Albany township-1756 Valentine Brobst, Martin Brobst, Henry Ritter, Michael Brobst, Christian Hechter, Philip Stambach, Arnold Bittich, John Kunster, George Kingerman, William Stampf, Cornelis Dries, Tobias Stabelton, Franz Bety, Andrew Hagenbuch, John Miller, Martin Kemp, Peter Knoper, Jacob Writh, Jacob Gerhardt, Heinrich Reichelsderfer, Geoge Trump, Johannes Hein, John Wilt, Jacob Pohr, Jacob Kuntz, Simon Uries, Philip Kugler, John Kluck, Michael Maurer, Christian Heinrich, Anthony Adam, Nicholas Wenner, Nicholas Muldenberger, Christian Linseberger, Jacob Bachert, Nicholas Bachert, Henry Zimmerman, George Stimperd, George Kunckell, Jacob Stamm, John Bricker, Jacob Lantz, Frederich Hauer, John Nicholas Strasser, Martin Kasser, Christian Kielbach, Michael Hollenbach, William Smedder, Michael Herpster, John Nicholas Emerich, Jacob Gordner, Johannes Smedder, Peter Seebold, George Rau, Nicholas Smith, Henry Ruppert, Frederich Hesse, Christian Scherff, Samuel Leydy, Christian Brancher, George Kautzman, Jacob Biely, Daniel Paulscher, Jacob Donath, Dewald Beilman, Solomon Bacher, Philip Shelhame, Christian Schwenck, John Lieps, Frederich Reichelsderfer, Daniel Smith, Henry Koenig, Henry Fallweiler, Elias Rothschoen, Philip Bauer, Jacob Driess, Jacob Hagenbach. Amity township - 1752 Cornelius Gerhard, Ellis Griffith, George Lutz, Joseph Brown, William Winter, Philip Snear, Joseph Boon, Mathais Hipser, John Adam Bickley, John Waren, Edward Drury, Enos Ellis, Gilbert Dehard, Baltzer Schultz, Thomas Brownfield, John Wolf, John Lowry, Jacob Weaver, John Webb, Lawrence "Crooper", Maurice Ellis, Jacob Rhoads, Peter Weaver, Jacob "Crusi", Cornelius Dehart, Daniel Fraily, Samuel Emwigh, Rinichots Oningthun, Philip Boyer, Michael Messinger, Jacob Early, John Sands, John Fitergrinder, Daniel Ludwik, John Campbell, John Huling, William Davis, Hugh Mitchell, Shedrick Lord, Hernis Shegal, Henry Gibson, Francis Gibson, John Childs, John Samuel Hatt, Thomas Bansfield, John Hoose, Philip Balser Crissman, John Martin Fritz, Roland Harris, John Rafesnider, Hugh McCaffrey, John Taylor, John Sue, Nicholas Jones, James Waren, Jacob Waren, Peter Kerlin, Ludowick Gouogar, Henry Vanreed, Daniel Woombledorf, William "Champbell", Conrad Barlett, Abijah Sands, Mathias Maiday, Marcus Huling, John Ewalt, John Kerlin, John Yocomb, Andrew Ringberry, Peter Yocomb, Peter Livergood, George Shitler, Conrad Lutz, Garrad Deways, George Fritz, Charles Smith, George Adam Fisher, Adam Livergood, George Hanselmah, David Buchard, Jacob Neagly, Edward Harding, Felty Cackly, Michael Cougle, Christopher Wickle, Derrick Cleaver, Adam Hatfield, Samuel Boasarder, Andreas Bosarder, George Adam Weidner, Isaac Wiseman, Thomas Mains, Mathew Culford, Frederick Haws, Charles Herman. Frederich Hoppman, William Williams, Solomn Broonfield, Abraham Andrews, John Peter Wyler, Valentine Ems, James Burn, Rudulph Mietz, Joseph Thomas, Jacob Barnet, William Walker. Bern-1752 Abraham Hause, Joseph Richard, Albright Straus, Philip Straus, Joseph Shoemaker, Jacob Good, Christian Stutsman, Jacob Henslerf, Anenias Sickle, Walter Rumbord, George "Sheel", Hans Filbert, Jacob Weisne, Jacob Beiler, George Wagoner, Jacob Kauffman, Fredrick Moir, Ludowich Nicholas, Samuel Minks, Felty Long, Ludowich Meily, Joseph Solendbrien, John Sever, Albright Fright, Rynard Chartle, Jacob Stutsman, Henry Steely, Jacob Westlar, Jacob Beiler, John Sreber, Valentine Helmberger, Nicholas Miller, Henry Busand, Nicholas Runch, Michael Bumer, John Passman, Mathew Turnbeh, Philip Jacobs, Christian King, George Crusel, Cotes Crusel, Ludowick Semarr, William Tumbleson, John Smith,Christoper Four, Benjamin Kepler, Samuel King, Christian Pike, Pence Leman, John Holy, Pence Benedict, Henry Adam, John Hertzberger, Christopher Yader, Jacob Bader, Martin Greek, John Fisher, John Kauffman, Everhard Caspin, Gerry Wagoner, Jr., Jacob Pertgoble, John Young, John Zimmerman, Bastin Rood, Christain Yader, Philip Faust, Christian Albright, Michael Staut, Herman Weaver, Daniel Hiester, George Garnder, John Faust, Jacob Bois, Peter Harpin, Mathew Weaver, Jacob Rezer Jr., Martin Cheaner, Joseph Heck, John Runch, John Bucks, John Meater, John Snider Sr., Jacob Rude, William Leymeister, George Bellman, Casper Philip, David Grim, Jacob Grim, Nicholas Klee, Philip Bower, Michael Hansel, John Snider Jr., John Althaus, John Richards, Titus Denning, John Ellman, Nicholas Souder, James Williamson, AdamRickebach, John Stout, Christian Kauffam, Jacob Albright, Andreas Weiler, Jacob Runckle, Christian Berer, George Kirsner, Christian Zuch, Samuel Wallison, John Apler, Adam Bohm, Frederick Trum, John Mackimore, Woolrick Rathmackier, Jacob Fuchs, Philip Macimore, Peter Brown, Valentin Epler, John Heister, John Rebert, Jost Hiester, Adam Stump, William Hettrich, Nicholas "Haller", Jacob Summer Jacob Rezer, Joseph Obelt, Heronimus Henig, Hans Michael Leep, Jacob Miller, Wondle Brecht, David Brecht, Jacob Allwene, Henry Kettner, George Gernant, Peter Zuber, Samuel Wallison Best Wishes, Geri

Lehigh County History John Wagner, of Berks County, George Wagner, a pioneer had settled as a farmer in the north-western section prior to 1750. His son John located in the eastern part of Upper Bern township which now embraced in Tilden township, in the vicinity of Bern Station on the Phila., and Reading railroad, and there he carried on an extensive butcher business during the construction of the Schuylkill Valley canel. He had 3 children; John, Valentin, and Maria who married Joseph McHermer. Another John Wagner, settled in Bern township and followed the blacksmith trade besided conducting a hotel. His wife,, Susanna Fink. They had 6 children; Augustus, Levi, Cyrus, Frelingheysen, of Washington, DC, Mary, and Harrison.(the father of Dr. Levi F. Wagner) There was a 3rd John Wagner who settled in Maiden Creek township, Berks County, at an early date. He was the great-grandfather of Hon. George W. Wagner. His family was a large one of that county. It is probable that John Wagner, is the grandfather of John W., of Allentown, is one of his sons. The last named John Wagner settled at Green Lane, Montgomery County, He and his wife, Julia Wagner, were members of the Lutheran church and they had 5 children; Peter, Milton, Sallie, William, died young, and Sarah. Peter, son of John, in 1843, died at Macungie, Lehigh County, on Good Friday, 1889, His wife, Caroline Kneedler, died in 1891, d/o Reuben Kneedler, children; John W., Oliver, Alice married Chas. Dillenger of Sellersville, and Annie who was single and lived in Phila. John Wagner, of Allentown, was born in 1872, he was a mounted policeman. He married Ellen C. Zern, d/o John and Amanda (Schweitzwitz) Zern, who lived at Montgomery County. They had an adopted daughter, Mabel. Wagner Family; setled in Nazareth, PA. Christian Wagner, was a farmer and blacksmith. His son, Charles Wagner, he was employed by Major 'Frey and later with Joseph Kramer, a coachmaker. Charles Wagner, married Henrietta Seip, d/o John of Allentown, children; Henry C., Anna died at 16, Sarah, Emma,married Matthias Ritter, Alice married Charles Christ of Allentown and they had 4 children; (Harvey, George, Frank and Allen), Charles married Katie Roth. Capt. Henry Calvin Wagner, was born Sept. 4, 1840, he married Rebecca E. Reiss, d/o Reuben and Eliza (Weiss) Reiss of Allentwon. She died Aug. 1885, aged 45. Children; Lizzie, George L., Harry Reiss, Hattie, married John Yingling. Charles Arthur, and Herbet B Henry Reiss Wagner married Hattie Schoudt, d/o Charles and Amanda (Mertz) Shoudt, Children; Harold F, Ralph Arthur, Elizabeth, Reecca, Margaret Amanda. Members of St. John's Reformed Church. Charles Arthur Wagner, was born July 18, 1872, in married 1903, d/o W.D. and "Masourie" (Horn) Kohler, ol Allentown, children; Lorraine, died in infancy, Richard K., Philip K., and Rebecca. Members of St. John's Herbert Balliet Wagner, son of Capt. Henry C., was born at Allentown, March 11, 1878 at Allentown. He married Sept. 5, 1905 to Nellie Brearley, d/o Charles H. and Anna (Hoff) Brealey, of Cornell, Westchester county, MD., children; Anna, Kathryn, Mildred, and Henry C. Charles N. Wagner, brother of Capt. H.C., he was born July 19, 1861. He married Nov. 5, 1891 to Katie Roth, d/o Benjamin F. Children; Grace H., Marion, Edith and Charles Morton. Wagner, Jacob Alvine, born at Limestone, Montour county, July 19, 1864, the s/o William Alfred and Mary Martha (Gauger) Wagner. On his father's side, he is a descendant of the Stupp, Bordrer and Schneider families, early settlers of Tulpehocken, Berks County, and of Hans Wagner, who emigrated from Germany, on the ship Robert and Alice, 1742. He settled in Macungie township, Lehigh county. He, with his son Jacob the 2nd helped organize the Lehigh Zion Lutheran Church. Jacob was a soldier of the Rev, and the father of 10. Michael Wagner, grandfather of subject. (Jacob Alvin), died at age 94. On his mother's side, Jacob is a descendant of the Gauger family, a portion of whom were massacred by Indians, near Northkill, Tulpehocken, Berks County in the year 1758 He is also a desendant of Jacob Follmer, and descendant of the Eschback and Romig families, early settlers of Lehigh county. His great-great-grandfather was Adam Romig, who is buried at Friendenville church. Jacob Alvin, married Myrtle Gamble, d/o Judge James DeKalb Gamble. Wagner, Samuel D. (Rev.) born in Paradise, Northumberland county, Oct. 4, 1831, s/o Rev. Henry and Sarah Magdalene (Wiestling). Henry was born at Cumru township, Berks County, Sarah was born at Harrisburg, d/o Dr. Samuel. Rev. Samuel D., married on Oct. 18, 1859, to Rebecca Earnest, of Norristown, the 3rd daughter of William and Lucy Earnest. Best Wishes, Geri

Lehigh County History John Wagner, of Berks County, George Wagner, a pioneer had settled as a farmer in the north-western section prior to 1750. His son John located in the eastern part of Upper Bern township which now embraced in Tilden township, in the vicinity of Bern Station on the Phila., and Reading railroad, and there he carried on an extensive butcher business during the construction of the Schuylkill Valley canel. He had 3 children; John, Valentin, and Maria who married Joseph McHermer. Another John Wagner, settled in Bern township and followed the blacksmith trade besided conducting a hotel. His wife,, Susanna Fink. They had 6 children; Augustus, Levi, Cyrus, Frelingheysen, of Washington, DC, Mary, and Harrison.(the father of Dr. Levi F. Wagner) There was a 3rd John Wagner who settled in Maiden Creek township, Berks County, at an early date. He was the great-grandfather of Hon. George W. Wagner. His family was a large one of that county. It is probable that John Wagner, is the grandfather of John W., of Allentown, is one of his sons. The last named John Wagner settled at Green Lane, Montgomery County, He and his wife, Julia Wagner, were members of the Lutheran church and they had 5 children; Peter, Milton, Sallie, William, died young, and Sarah. Peter, son of John, in 1843, died at Macungie, Lehigh County, on Good Friday, 1889, His wife, Caroline Kneedler, died in 1891, d/o Reuben Kneedler, children; John W., Oliver, Alice married Chas. Dillenger of Sellersville, and Annie who was single and lived in Phila. John Wagner, of Allentown, was born in 1872, he was a mounted policeman. He married Ellen C. Zern, d/o John and Amanda (Schweitzwitz) Zern, who lived at Montgomery County. They had an adopted daughter, Mabel. Wagner Family; setled in Nazareth, PA. Christian Wagner, was a farmer and blacksmith. His son, Charles Wagner, he was employed by Major 'Frey and later with Joseph Kramer, a coachmaker. Charles Wagner, married Henrietta Seip, d/o John of Allentown, children; Henry C., Anna died at 16, Sarah, Emma,married Matthias Ritter, Alice married Charles Christ of Allentown and they had 4 children; (Harvey, George, Frank and Allen), Charles married Katie Roth. Capt. Henry Calvin Wagner, was born Sept. 4, 1840, he married Rebecca E. Reiss, d/o Reuben and Eliza (Weiss) Reiss of Allentwon. She died Aug. 1885, aged 45. Children; Lizzie, George L., Harry Reiss, Hattie, married John Yingling. Charles Arthur, and Herbet B Henry Reiss Wagner married Hattie Schoudt, d/o Charles and Amanda (Mertz) Shoudt, Children; Harold F, Ralph Arthur, Elizabeth, Reecca, Margaret Amanda. Members of St. John's Reformed Church. Charles Arthur Wagner, was born July 18, 1872, in married 1903, d/o W.D. and "Masourie" (Horn) Kohler, ol Allentown, children; Lorraine, died in infancy, Richard K., Philip K., and Rebecca. Members of St. John's Herbert Balliet Wagner, son of Capt. Henry C., was born at Allentown, March 11, 1878 at Allentown. He married Sept. 5, 1905 to Nellie Brearley, d/o Charles H. and Anna (Hoff) Brealey, of Cornell, Westchester county, MD., children; Anna, Kathryn, Mildred, and Henry C. Charles N. Wagner, brother of Capt. H.C., he was born July 19, 1861. He married Nov. 5, 1891 to Katie Roth, d/o Benjamin F. Children; Grace H., Marion, Edith and Charles Morton. Wagner, Jacob Alvine, born at Limestone, Montour county, July 19, 1864, the s/o William Alfred and Mary Martha (Gauger) Wagner. On his father's side, he is a descendant of the Stupp, Bordrer and Schneider families, early settlers of Tulpehocken, Berks County, and of Hans Wagner, who emigrated from Germany, on the ship Robert and Alice, 1742. He settled in Macungie township, Lehigh county. He, with his son Jacob the 2nd helped organize the Lehigh Zion Lutheran Church. Jacob was a soldier of the Rev, and the father of 10. Michael Wagner, grandfather of subject. (Jacob Alvin), died at age 94. On his mother's side, Jacob is a descendant of the Gauger family, a portion of whom were massacred by Indians, near Northkill, Tulpehocken, Berks County in the year 1758 He is also a desendant of Jacob Follmer, and descendant of the Eschback and Romig families, early settlers of Lehigh county. His great-great-grandfather was Adam Romig, who is buried at Friendenville church. Jacob Alvin, married Myrtle Gamble, d/o Judge James DeKalb Gamble. Wagner, Samuel D. (Rev.) born in Paradise, Northumberland county, Oct. 4, 1831, s/o Rev. Henry and Sarah Magdalene (Wiestling). Henry was born at Cumru township, Berks County, Sarah was born at Harrisburg, d/o Dr. Samuel. Rev. Samuel D., married on Oct. 18, 1859, to Rebecca Earnest, of Norristown, the 3rd daughter of William and Lucy Earnest. Best Wishes, Geri

York County History I. Grandfather, John Horn, came from Germany when he was a boy, settled in Windsor twp., Member of the United Brethren Church, He married Elizabeth Deckman, and they had children; Michael, George, John, Daniel, and Peter, twins Philip and Elizabeth, Mattie, who married Emanuel Stiles, and Catharine who married John Blymyer. II. George Horn was married 3 times, his 1st wife was the d/o Jacob Gabel, they had 2 children, who died young. 2nd wife was Mary Wagner, and they had 4 children; Emeline, who married John Stump of Windsor, Andrew W., Benjamin F., Caleb. Mary (Wagner) died 1857. He married 3rd to Susan Arnold, d/o George Arnold of Spring Garden township and had children; David of Springetsbury, Catharine, the wife Samuel Adair of York township and one died in infancy. III. Benjamin Franklin Horn, married in 1874 to Sarah J., d/o Henry Knaub of Springfield township. Children; Amelia who married George Emenheiser, of East York and had children (Stewart, Albert, Elizabeth, and one who died) Deckman, Oliver C. A native of Lancaster county (Newton) he was born Aug 29 1872, s/o Sampson . Sampson Deckman, was born and reared in York County, He married Emma Kelly, who was born in Havre de Grace. MD. Children; Oliver C., Martha, Charles of Warren, PA., Elizabeth who married Oliver Vanisdael, Minnie, Warren, Mary, Paul, Grace, Cleveland. Lucy, Letha, Ethan, Farie. Members of the Evangelical Church Oliver C., married on Oct. 6, 1895 to Mary L. Forry, d/o Ulrich S. Forry, of York, but moved to Lebanon county. Phillip Family, old Berks County name, they settled in Bern township. Came to Northumberland county. John Phillips traces his descent from early Berks County settlers through two line, his father's and his mother's, Susanna (Phillips)Phillips, have been the daughter of George Phillips, the first of the line to come to Northumberland county. He was born in Berks County March 24, 1774 and died April 28, 1852. His wife Sarah (Fuchs) died Sept. 25, 1836 aged 61. Buried at Zion's (Stone Valley) Church. Children; John Heinrich born Jan 9, 1803 and died Oct 23, 1853, Maricah who married Peter Brosius, Elizabeth who married Peter Witmer, Catharine, born April 9, 1805 died Sept. 30, 1889 married Michael Witmer, Sallie who married Heinrich Fox, Christine, Susanna who married Jacob Phillips. Solomon Phillips, the progenitor of the family came to America in the ship "Phoenix". He settled in Center township, two of his sons, Michael and Heinrich, Michael's son John H., lived to be 105 and the latter's son, Jacob lived to be 95. Heinrich Phillips married Esther (Mogel), children; Peter, Jacob, Samuel, John Adam, and several daughters. Jacob Phillips, father of Jacob Phillips and grandfather of John Phillips was born in Berks County and he came to Northumberland at age 18. He married Suanna Phillips, d/o George. Northampton County Philips, Valentine, born 1 July 1759 died 22 Ot 1834, children; Elizabeth married John Groner, Susanna married Michael Miller, Jacob, John, Catharine. Anna Maria w/o Valentine born May 6, 1762 died 20 Dec 1843 Philips, George F., born Dec. 1772 died 5 June 1836 Horn, Abraham, and wife Susanna, a dau., Catharine, born 21 Dec 1779 Wagner, "Frikrich" and Cathaine, a dau. Elizabetha, born 4 Jan 1780 Boyer, Friederich, a son Friederich, born 20 Dec 1782 Wagner, G. Frederick and Catharine, a son, Johannes, born 28 Dec 1788 Kindt, Martin and Sara, a son, Simon born 28 Jan 1789 Michael Samuel born Oct 26, 1797, s/o Christoph and Susanna Engel Henry Frey to Elizabeth Roeder, Nov 8, 1801 -------Koester to Christina Glass, Nov 21 1802 John Frey to Margaret Glass,June 13, 1802 William Weinel (?) to Catharine Frey, Sept 15, 1805 John Horn to Elis. Leidig, March 30, 1806 Jacob Frey to Maria Stocker, May 4, 1806 Joseph Keim to Maria Wagner, June 1, 1806 Joseph Burke, to Susan Wagner, June 1, 1806 Mathais Wagner, to Margaret Seipel, May 12, 1807 Henry Shiffer to Elizabeth Frey June 25, 1809 Conrad Frey to Hanna Grimes, Dec. 30, 1810 George Enbel to Eliz. Kriedler, May 18, 1812 Joseph Frey to Sarah Otto, Aug 16, 1812 Charles Frey to Maria "Daley" April 9, 1815 David Frey to Catharine Vogel, Oct 15, 1816 Henry Mack to Anna "Bat" Sept 18, 1816 Samuel Engel, to Mary Daniel, March 15, 1828 Peter Resch to Eliz, Engel, March 19, 1828 Henry Horing to Maria Weiss, nee Hilliart, Sept 9, 1829 Franklin Frey to Susan Engelman, Oct 20, 1829 George Andrews to Sarah Ann Miller, April 20 1833 Simon Koehler to Eva Wagner, Feb. 9, 1834 s Best Wishes, Geri

iI am looking for a marriage of Jacob Dotterer and Mary Hawk. They may have been married around 1800 in Gilbertsville, Monroe, Pa. Alos I would be interested in their children. Jane at [email protected]

Sandy, I also have John B and Mary Beloof Smith. Their son, Andrew Jackson Smith, b. 28 Feb 1841 d. 14 Dec 1909, bur. 18 Dec 1909 Sand Hill, wife was Susan, b. 1846, bur. at Sand Hill. I'm sure I got this from the same source. That's all I have on this line. I have a lot of Smith information if you want it. My Smith was Isaac, b 23 Dec 1810, he married Rachel Cortright Geri, once again thanks, Pam

I am trying to clear-up a confusion on JOHN B. SMITH and JOHN HUFF of Pike County Pa. I have a MARY BELOOF who marries a JOHN B. Smith in my records. I was given this info from the Smith file at Monroe County Historical Society. I also found, at the Smith Funeral Home Monroe County, a listing for an ANDREW SMITH whose parents were listed as John B. and Mary Beloof Smith. In the Pike County Census I found John and Mary in 1860 with Andrew as one of their children. On a CD someone has listed a JOHN HUFF with MARY BELOOF as his wife in the same time period with the same children as my JOHN B. SMITH and MARY. OK, we can't have two men with the same wife. I am not saying I am correct, I just want to put Mary with the correct spouse. I have sent this message to both Monroe and Pike Counties listings since the Smith and BELOOF families are in both Counties. Is there anyone from either the SMITH or HUFF families, that can help me and several others, clear up this confusion? Thanks for your time and help. Sandy Lesh WV

Hi, Pam just going to list those from PA War of 1812 Nichols Francis or as Francis B., wife Anna M. nee Nichols, WC 460 Old War #IF#1130 married 30 June 1814, PHila, PA soldier died 30 June 1847 at Pottsville. Soldier served as a Midshipman on the USS "Chesapake" in the USN, widow lived in Pottsville 1855-1871 John, SO_14955 Rejected, served Capt Hartness' Co. PA. Mil Richard, Caroline (his widow) WC-19037. SC-7264, served Capt. Thomas Neel, PA Mil There is only one Mosey, Jacob or as Jacob Moses, WC-20774, served Capt. Daniel Mussleman, Ohio Mil. Callen, David, SC-10272, wife Elizabeth nee Fleming, married 15 July 1816 Westmoreland County soldier died in IL, 7 Dec 1844, served Capt. Wallace, PA Mil, lived in Marshall and Wayne Cos. IL and also Saline, KS Fleming, James. SC-3464, Old War IC-9549 file 4939, wife Rebecca Lowery, married June 1822 in Erie County, PA, served Miller's Co. PA John, wife Martha Stewart, WC-24045 married 27 Dec 1825 Pittisburg, PA, soldier died 22 Feb 1869 Japer County, IA Samuel, SC-2141, soldier died 5 Aug 1880 Mercer County, PA, served Lt. Warren, PA Mil. Gable, John or John Gavel, wife Margaret Fleminf, WC-21218, SC-8579, married 31 May 1827, Chester County, PA. Soldier died 10 Feb 1878 Colerain, PA. Served Capt. Neal, PA Mil., soldier lived in Lancaster, PA Rev. War (pensions) Nicholas Christian, wife Susannah, PA Line, W2842, soldier died in 1840, widow applied in 1840, Bucks County, PA aged 81y 4m. Soldier married Feb. 1780, one George Nicola (as he signed) made aff'dt in 1840 and stated he had served with soldier and was soldier's groomsman at his wedding. Soldier's oldest son Daniel Nicolas (as he signed) made aff'dt in 1840 aged 59. William or William Nicols, PA Line, Rejected 7649, applied 1839 Fayette County, PA, aged 85. Moved to Franklin County in 1839, soldier was born 28 Jan 1754 near Chambersburg, PA Best Wishes, Geri

Thanks so much for the Detrick information. Somehow, I confused two of them. Easy to do. I received word today for the Monroe Co. Historical, William Fleming's father was John. There is a Jeremiah listed on the tax records 1 Sep 1742, Upper Smithfield. Geri, I'm doing great, thanks. Geoff, Thanks to you for the info. Some of Elias children and grandchildren are buried at Analomink. Keep me in mind if you hear of Mosey or Nicholas. Pam

Hi Pam, how are you? Com. Bio. says I, grandfather, Eliias "Detrick", came Monroe County (then Northampton) in early manhood, locating in what is now Middle Smithfield township, he married Mary E. Mosey and they had 17 children; Mary, Daniel, Philp, Jacob, Elias, Jesse, John, Martin, William, Katie who married William Drake, Martha who married _______ "Bartrown, Julie, who marred ____Fleming, Mary Eve, married _____Hoffman, ______who married Philip LaBar, Sally who married _____Chambers, Susan married______Hofffman and Joseph. II. Jesse, was born in Northampton, he married in 1840 to Catharine "Kerendall, and moved to Stroud twp., he died in 1875, they had 8 children, Mary died at 33 not married, Depeu S of Price township, he married Amamda LeBara, and had 5 children (David, Flora, Susie and Ella, and one who died), Dimick of Paradise township, marred Nora Dennis, they had (George, Electa, Harvey), James killed in early manhood, at a train station in Spraguevill, Charles, married Alice Miller they had (Correll V., and Olive), John, Amanda married Samuel Arnold of Stroud township, they had (Charles, Dessie and Francis), Nelson, who was born June 18, 1842, he marred Susan "Rinehart, d/o Peter and Mary Rinehart. Nelson and Susan had, Vanorris, he married Carrie Rinker of Jackson township and they had a daughter Gertrude; Steward married Rosie Warrick of Paradise township and had one son, Frederick: Laura married Warren Cramer of Stroud, and they children Chauncey M., Earl N., and Layton: William of Spragueville, he married Sallie Row: Lewis A., married Mary Shiffer of Pocono township: Robert J and Herbert P.,twins and Charles There was a George Detrick of Tannersville, born 1815 in Germany. He married Barbara "Prong". He moved to Paradise township, their son William H. war born in 1840, Pocono township. He married Hannah Bush. There was I. Elias Detrick, who married Effie ____, grandparents, in Middle Smithfield township, he died there in 1859, children; John, Daniel, Joseph, Erastus, Jesse, William, Elias, Martin, Catherine who married William Drake, Sallie A., who married John Chambers,Betsy, who married Levi "Huffman", Mary who married Josiah Betron of Northampton. II. Josehp Detrick, was born 1809 in Northampton, married Mary Halderman, children, Sarah born 1836 married Rudolphus Schoonver,they had Emma and Harry 2. Aaron; 3. Elijah born 1840 he married 1st to Lizzie "Boutzman" she died leaving no children, he married 2nd to Annie Stroh and they had Laura and Lydia; 4 Catharine, born 1842 , she married Alfred Miller, and they had Harry, Chester, Amzie, Lorenzo, and Florence; 5. Mary born 1844, she marrried Albert Marsh and had one daughter Alice who married Willaim Transue of East Stroudsburg; 6. Elner, born 1846 married James Overfiled of Middle Smithfield and had Frank who died age 6, Stella, and Laura: 7. Amzie, born in 1848, he married Jane Bush of Stroud twp; 8. Susan: 9. Susan. III. Aaron, born Feb 24, 1838, married Susan Row, they had 7 children, 4 living, Amanda, Frank, Clara, Bertha born in 1870 she married George "Bentzman, Sherman born in 1876, Porter, and Flora. I. John Detrick, married Elizabeth (Kurtz) grandparents. II. Samuel, was born in Centerville, Northampton County, later moved to Pike County, he married Catharine Albert of Monroe Countyl III. Moses, was born Aprl 15, 1840, he married Nov 15, 1863 at Middle Smithield, to Adelle "Burleigh and they had; Harry D., Mary who married William K. Peter and they lived in NY, Nathaniel C., not married and he was a mail clerk at the Waldorf Hotel in NY City. Adelle Burleigh died May 1891, she was a native of Boston, MA., her father was Capt. David Burleigh, captain of a sailing vessel. He died at Milford, PA, he married Mary Hill a native of Boston. Best Wishes, Geri

I was wondering if anyone has any information on the family of John Detrick and Elizabeth Kurtz. She was the daughter of Andrew Kurtz and his wife, Barbara. Elizabeth Kurtz was born on 09 Oct 1794 and died in Warren County, NJ on 05 Nov 1883 at age 89. I would really like to know what children this couple had. Thank you for your time. Patrice Houck Schadt

[email protected] wrote: > I just received the death certificate for Juliann Fleming, wife of William > Fleming from Hamilton Twp. The certificate lists her parents as Elias > Detrick and Eva Nicholas. > I thought Elias was married to Mary Mosey. Elias and Mary are buried at St > Paul's, Smithfield Twp. Can anyone shed some light on Eva? > I can't help on Eva, but I can say there are at least 4 different Elias Detrick's I know of in Monroe Co. - and I've never heard of Elias m. Eva Nichols so that's probably 5. There's a much older Elias m. Catharine Brotzman circa 1790. The family goes way back in Monroe Co. history to the Stroud Tsp/Middle Smitfield border and I believe is related to the one buried in St Pauls. (St Pauls was the church of most of the Brotzman's and Detrick's in that area) There's the Elias you already knew. There's two others I know in the west end, both born more like 1850's era - one m. Elizabeth Broztman in 1867 and another moved to Iowa just before the Civil War. -- ========================================================================= Geoff Crawford Phone: (973) 361 - 4224 Innov8 Computer Software, LLC FAX: (973) 537 - 6946 75 Fleetwood Drive, Suite 200 Email: [email protected] Rockaway NJ 07886 Web: http://www.innov8cs.com ProcessWare Financials - so you don't have to reinvent the Accounting wheel The only Progress based GL/AR/AP made just for ISV's and Consultants

I just received the death certificate for Juliann Fleming, wife of William Fleming from Hamilton Twp. The certificate lists her parents as Elias Detrick and Eva Nicholas. I thought Elias was married to Mary Mosey. Elias and Mary are buried at St Paul's, Smithfield Twp. Can anyone shed some light on Eva? Thanks, Pam

Hello - the descendants of the immigrant ancestors, Simon and Eva FRANKENFIELD will be holding their 85th Annual Reunion on Saturday, September 14, 2002, from 10:30am-2:30PM at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, 2170 Route 212, Coopersburg, PA 18036 (Bucks County). This is the church Simon and Eva FRANKENFIELD attended, and they are buried in this church's cemetery. Irene Heiland, a descendant of Simon and Eva FRANKENFIELD, will be our guest speaker. Her talk will be "The Frankenfield Experience". Please bring your lunch, and also a dessert to share. Come early and stay late! If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at: [email protected] Diane Frankenfield Frankenfield Reunion Secretary

Back in January of this year, Georgette Ochs sent the story of The Rose Inn to the PANORTHA-L taken from "Frontier Forts of Pennsylvania." The story mentioned that a group of people taking shelter from the Indians at The Rose were all from Contented Valley--my "Sylvases" being one of the surnames mentioned. Around that time I asked if anyone knew where Contented Valley actually was. Thanks to one of Candace E. Anderson's books, "Miscellaneous Public Records, 1758 to 1767" p. 30, I learned from an abstract of a 1754 petition she has in her book, that Contented Valley was likely what was shortly to become Chesnuthill Township. >From Candy's book with her permission: The Petitioners were "inhabitants of Contented Valley." The Petition: For the formation of Chestnuthill Township; the present township was too large and they were obliged "to work at makeing the Roads near Twenty Miles from some of their Habitations." Borders: New township would go from Henry FRANCE Settlement then along the Blue Mountains down far enough to take in Weaver MICKEL's old settlement, then over the second mountain called Second Blue Mountain, then to include Larence KUNKEL, then back to the beginning "wich we Recken it will be Nine or Then Miles Broad and Twelve Miles Long." On the back of this record it said "allowed if the township joined Lower Smithfield and Dry Gap (now called Wind Gap) or near it; Fred-k HOET and Philip SERFASS were to assess and report back to court." This is one of the many wonderful facts I've found in Candace Anderson's books--she has five! They can be seen at Closson Press: http://www.clossonpress.com/index.jsp Keyword search: Candace I just can't recommend them enough. Marie.

Well hello Kay, how are you? I'm thinking of going up to Monroe County later this week and copy a lot of records. My husband shudders because they cost alot to copy at the Hist. Soc., and even the library charges .50 cents a page. This lady bugged me to send her a copy, and I told her I wasn"t too well and I couldn't get to a copying center. Well she bugged and bugged, and I said I would send mine Reg. Mail, I also sent her a Reg. Mail stamp and envelope. I asked her to copy the 3 lists and send them right back. She didn't even have to go to the post office, all she had do was hand it to her mail carrier. She no longer answers e-mails, so I guess I'm never gone to get them back. Oh well such is life. I'm working early because of the heat and I do mean heat. Take it easy and stay out of the heat. Best Wishes, Geri

Geri, Charging .50 cents a page is pretty steep. I'm also going up to PA in August. I hope it has cooled down by the time I get here. It's pretty hot down her in AL too but most everything is air-conditioned so we 'don't sweat it'. We are closing our book store so I am going to take a month off and visit friends and relatives in PA. I've researched most of the Hist. Soc. , churches and courthouse and have run out of places to go from here. I still haven't found the family of my Wm. H. Martz because he was raised by John and Rebecca Philips. I was hoping to find some older Philip's families around Stroudsburg and see if the name Martz jogged any of their memories. Try to stay cool. Kay

Hi, I no longer have the list, I was foolish enough to take someone at their word that they would return it, and I did not have the time to make a copy. So someone on this board (well maybe they are no longer on the board) has the list, and I think the very least they could do a look-up for you. It is said that the older tombstone were washed away by the flood of 1950. I have some Houck History, if you are interested. Best Wishes, Geri

Who are you looking for? Best Wishes, Geri

Geri, I copied the Reeders and Appenzell cemeteries that you graciously put on the PAMONROE site. They are the ones where my relatives are buried. I wish now I wouldl have copied all of them. If anyone wants me to do lookups from these 2 cemeteries I would be happy to do it. Kay in Alabama