Tilghman Statler, as born Jan 23, 1818, Lehigh County, his father was John Statler, also a native of Lehigh County, the mother was Harriet Hartzell and she had 4 children. In 1839 Tilhman marrid Mary Keiper of Allentown, d/o George Keiper, they had 3 children, Eugene, Jane, who married D. Norris, and Clara who married Adam Sand, Members of the German Reformed Church. Capt. Theodore H. Howell, a native of NJ., was born in Warren County, he was the son of John Sarah (Howell), his parents are of Welsh ancestery, first repensentatives having located on Long Island. Capt. Howell, married Mary, d/o Daniel Levan, a resident of Allen township, Northampton County. Adam Luckenbauch, of Betlehem, came from Germany at an early day. (grandfather) Joseph, was born in Lehigh County, had a farm in Salisbury township, he died in Bethlehem, aged 67. His wife bore the maiden name of Salian Keifer, died in 1842 (father) Timothy, of Bethlehem, was born in Emaus, July 15, 1824. He married Angeline Line at Emaus 1850. She was born in Salisbury township, the d/o Samuel Line. William G. Nagle, son of Charles and Mary Nagle, natives of Northampton County, was born July 1, 1845. He married in 1868 to Amanda Steinmetz. Rev. W.J. Anres, was among the old residents in was in charge of the Lutheran Churchs in Moore township, and Zion Church near Kreidersville and also the one at St. Peter's near Seemsville. Northampton County. A native of Lehigh County, he was born Oct 3, 1848, a s/o Nathan and Sarah (Schantz) natives of Lehigh County. On Jan 5, 1881 he married Mary" Morey", a native of Northampton County, d/o John Morey. Peter N. Remmel, a native of Monroe County was born March 21, 1847 to Peter and Fanny (Houser) Remmel, also natives of Monroe Couny, to which place the grandfather emigrated from Northampton County. On Jan 1, 1871, Peter N., married Hannah, d/o Jacob and Christina (Frankenfield) Marsh, They had a son Howard A., and they had an adopted son, Charles A. Haupt. John K. Henry MD, Mauch Chunk, a native of Carbon County, he was born in Weissport, 29 Jan 1862, s/o Charles and Rosetta (Klingerman) Henry. The father was a native of Germany, being a graduate of the U. of Berlin. Franklin Goldsmith, was born in Berks County, June 28, 1850, s/o Christian who died when he was just an infants. His mother was Maria Herbst. Franklin was an only child. He and his mother lived his granfather Herbst. In 1874 Franklin married Rebecca Dieter, she was raised in Hanover township, they had 10 children; George, Mamie, Frank, John, Benton, "Stata", Minnie, Harry, Wayne and Clyde. Members of the Lutheran Church. Charles A. "Mohrey", of Cherryville, was born Feb 14, 1856 to Peter and Catharine (Heckman) Mohrey, the former born in Switzerland, and the latter in Northampton County. Peter died in 1891. Charles married in 1879 to Emma Nagle, d/o Charles Nagle. Members of the Reformed Church. William L. Yaeger, of Mauch Chunk, was born in Mauch Chunk, Jan 1865, the son of Leonard and Catharine Yaeger. In 1886 he married Mary Heckman, d/o John of S.Bethlehem. Member of the Presbyterian Church. Tallen Snyder, attorney, of Leighton, was born in Stroudsburg, Monroe County. He was born April 15, 1856. His grandfather was George Snyder, his father was John, E, Snyder. He married Elizsabeth Utt, born in Northampton County, a d/o Elias, who was the founder of a general store at Bangor, formely Uttsville. Mrs. Snyder died in Stroudsburg, July 25, 1888 Irwin F. Huff, MD, was born in Montgomery County, May 16, 1860 to Franklin M. and Sarah Huff, natives of Hanover township. He married on 29 Oct 1887 to Belle Kistler, of Berks County. Rev. Henry S. Fegley, he had charge of the Evangelical Luther Church at New Tripoli. His first charge consisted of 5 congregations, Ebenezer, at New Tripoli, Jacob's at Jacksonvilee, St, Peter's at Lynnville, St.Pauls at Seibrlingville and Jerusalem, in Albany township, Berks County. He was born in Boyertown, Berks County, 15 Dec 1843, the son of John and Martha (Swinehart) Fegley. He married at New Tropli on Sept 5, 1871 to Alice J. Long, a native of North Whitehal. She was the daughter of Ephraim Long, who born in Egypt. They had one daughter, Annie.l Best Wishes, Geri

Morning Geri, I thought I had all the early Elizabeth Utt's listed in my tree, but I do not seem to have this one. I have four of them and two Elias Utt's. One is the Rev.War Elias and the other is the s/o Adam brother to #1 Elias. Adam was also in Rev. War. It is my understanding the Utt's all lived in Bangor and branched out after Rev. War. I do not have any children listed for #2 Elias, who lived and died in Upper Mt. Bethel. The Elizabeth I have who died in 1888, was b. in Ohio and d. in Illinois. Maybe this is my problem is I do not have children listed for #2 Elias s/o Adam. ----- Original Message ----- From: "geri brennan" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, November 09, 2002 8:47 AM Subject: [PAMONROE] Re:Keiper, etc Tallen Snyder, attorney, of Leighton, was born in Stroudsburg, Monroe County. He was born April 15, 1856. His grandfather was George Snyder, his father was John, E, Snyder. He married Elizsabeth Utt, born in Northampton County, a d/o Elias, who was the founder of a general store at Bangor, formely Uttsville. Mrs. Snyder died in Stroudsburg, July 25, 1888