Hello All, Has anyone connections to a Winfield PINCH/PYNCH that was from Norristown,PA. As best I can put this family together below: Winfield Pynch Feb 1844 Norristown Wife Savilla b. Aug 1855 Daughter Lillian b Oct 1880 Daughter Katherine( Katie) married to William Whartenby b @ 1869/70 (On the 1910 census in Norristown in WInfield's Household) Thanks Kassie

Interested in : JAMES WHITE--PORT KENNEDY ALEXANDER WHITE--NORRISTOWN THOMAS WHITE--PLYMOUTH MEETING--GERMANTOWN PIKE THOMAS WHITE--CONSHOHOCKEN--MAGISTRATE FOR MANY YEARS, 1930S AND 1940S Regards, Jim White

Helga, Here's Hilding in the 1910 census. I hope he's yours. He's a boarder living in Philadelphia. T624 Roll: 1391 Page: 210 SWANSON HILDING 21 M W SWED PA PHILADELPHIA 15-WD PHILADELPHIA 1910 SWANSON Hilding boarder 21 single b. Sweden as well as both parents. Immig 1909 and is an alien. He speaks English and is a laborer in a steel works. He lives with the family of Dr. William J. Wray (a dentist) at 1526 North St. This may be your Selma also in Philadelphia. T624 Roll: 1408 Page: 77 SWANSON SELONA 25 F W SWED PA PHILADELPHIA 38-WD PHILADELPHIA 1910 Selma 25 single b. Sweden as well as both parents. Immig 1904. Maid in private family. Speaks English. She works for the family of Henry W. Brown living on Schoolhouse Lane. I cannot read the house number. The Brown family had 3 maids. Because I know her name is Selma, it is quite readable on the image but I can see where the indexer might have misread it as Selona. Take the immigration dates with a grain of salt for, as you probably know, many people were unsure of dates at that time. I don't see any Edwin in the 1910 index and I don't have access yet to the 1920 or 1930 census. I urge you to join the PaCensus list where many volunteers willingly search for an answer to your request. The address to subscribe is: [email protected] I am sending you these images privately for your records and good luck. Mary Ann Villanova, Pa. ----- Original Message ----- From: "brian dawes" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2003 5:24 AM Subject: [PAMONTGO-L] Arrival in the USA > Hello everyone. I live in the beautiful State of Queensland in Australia, and as I've had no experience of researching in America I'm hoping someone can help me. > (I also hope I have subscribed to the right list. According to the death certificate of the son (C. Arthur Swanson) of Edwin, he lived in Montgomery County, and I'm assuming the areas I mention are also in that County). > > My grandfather Alfred Svantesson Sten - his family name was Svantesson but for some reason he added the Sten when he migrated - arrived in Qld. Australia in the November of 1899. > Two brothers and one sister went to the US some years later. > > One brother, Hilding Julius, left Göteberg Sweden, Dec. 27, 1908 under the name Svantesson, but changed it later to Swanson. His ticket was for Philadelphia. Hilding married an Englishwoman Gertrude Ware, and was accidently killed in 1939. At one time he lived at Ridley Park, which I believe is outside Philidelphia. > > The other brother Edwin, and sister Selma also went by the name of Swanson, before or after their arrival in the United States I don't know. > > Edwin also married but I'm unsure to whom, and Selma remained single. > Edwin lived in Oreland, which I think is also on the outskirts of Philadelphia, and passed away in 1951. > Selma died in Colorado Springs in 1956. > > I'm trying to find when Selma and Edwin arrived in the USA, and was going to order a film of the 1910 Pennsylvania census through my local LDS Church. After checking through their Library Catalogue I discovered the films were of the many Enumeration Districts. Not knowing specific addresses, determining the ED's would be very difficult. > > I would be grateful for any suggestions that might help me in finding their arrival dates. I have checked the Ellis Island site and had no luck. > > Regards, Helga Sten

I am still seeking information from a Cheltenham High School yearbook 1929-1932. I have already contacted the alumni to no avail and have emailed the School library again, but they don't have the books. If anyone has these books and can do a lookup I would appreciate photo copies of any or all info and photo copy of graduation pic in the 1932 book. Nelson RINK graduated 1932 played football and baseball, therefore he may be in the 1929-1932 books. Thank you for your time in this matter. Patti

Robin, There is a John and Susan Wright buried at the Pottstown Cemetery, Old section. I read their headstones as: KEPNER, John (d.1-18-1888) "in his 59th year" KEPNER, Susan (d.11-27-1887) "in her 55th year" Betty

Does anyone on the list know what the numerical entries refer to under the respective names on the township maps in Scott's "Combination Atlas Map of Montgomery County", Philadelphia, 1877? Judy in Colorado

Robin, Do you have Sophia Wright's obituary. She died in 1889? While Sophia lived near the Pottstown Cemetery, it does not say where she was buried. Pottstown Ledger, dated August 29, 1889. MRS. SOPHIA WRIGHT Mrs. Sophia Wright died at 6:30 Wednesday Evening at the residence of her son in law, Mr. Henry Levengood, who lives on Hanover St., adjoining the Pottstown Cemetery. The age of deceased is 78 years, 2 months, and 19 days. On the 10th of June, last, Mrs. Wright went to pour water at the pump, which was just on the edge of the porch, when she slipped and fell fracturing the left hip out of the socket. From that time, until death came to her relief, she was a great sufferer, the injury finally resulted in blood poisoning, which terminated fatally as above stated. Deceased was twice married and she survived both husbands. Her first husband was Gabriel Kepner of Philadelphia, who died many years ago. Four children resulted from this union, viz: Samuel Kepner, who died in Reading several years ago, John Kepner, Amanda, wife of Henry Engle; and Lottie, wife of Henry Levengood, all of Pottstown. The second husband was Henry Wright, of Douglass, Berks County, who died eleven years ago. One son Mr. William Wright of this borough was born to them. The funeral will be held on Saturday the 31st, at the home of Mr. Levengood, and the remains will be interred in the adjoining cemetery. Mrs. Wright was a devoted Christian, a loving mother, and an excellent neighbor, and after lifes fitful career, she sleeps well. September 2, 1889 article about the funeral listing the pall bearers as her six grandsons: Henry and Albert Wright, Irwin Reigner, Wellington Engle, Jacob and Webster Levengood. Henry Wright and Sophia, along with their son William, were living in Douglass Twp., Berks Co., PA in both 1860 and 1870. 1860 Douglass Twp., Berks Co., PA Roll 1075 p. 225 Wright, Henry, 55, laborer, b. Berks Wright, Sophia, 42 Wright, Mary, 13 Wright, William, 5 Wright, Catharine, 79 1870 Douglass Twp., Berks Co., PA Roll 1305, p. 237 Wright, Henry, 65 Wright, Sophia, 54 Wright, William, 15 By 1880, Henry Wright apparently was deceased and Sophia was living with her son William and family. 1880 Middle Ward Pottstown, Montgomery Co., PA Roll 1160 p.554B Wright, William, 25, works in roller mill, b. Berks Wright, Ellen, 25, wife Wright, Henry, 5, son Wright, Alfred, 4, son Wright, Levi, 2, son Wright, Sophia 63, widow, mother 1900 601 King St. 5th Wd Pottstown, Montgomery Co., PA Roll 1445, p. 81 Right, William, 45, b. Dec. 1854, m. 25 years Right, Elllen, 44, b. May 1856, m. 25 yrs, 10 children 10 living Right, Henry, 25, b. July 1874, son, single Rgiht, Levi, 22, b. Dec. 1877, son, single Right, Mary, 20, b. July 1879, daughter, single Right, Hannah, 17, b. July 1882, daughter Right, William, 16, b. May 1884, son Right, Ellen, 13, b. Sept. 1886, daughter Right, Cathartine, 10, b. May 1890, daughter Right, Amanda, 7, b. Jan. 1893 Right, John, 6, b. May 1894 1910 80 Adams St., 7 wd. Pottstown, Montgomery Co., PA Roll 1378 p. 209 Wright, William Sr., 55, m. 36 yrs Wright, Ellen B., 54, m. 36 yrs 11 children / 10 living Wright, Henry, 35, son single Wright, Levi, 32, son, single Wright, William Jr., 25, son, single Wright, Ella, 23, daughter, single Wright, Catharine, 20, daughter, single Wricht, John, 15, son Dietrick, Matilda E., 57, cousin Dietrick, John, 14, cousin 4 boarders I'm not doing research into the Wright family, just happened to have this information in my miscellaneous file. Betty

Civil War Burials in Montgomery County is my web site. Please email me with your questions but please keep in mind that I do not have cemetery records. Amy Waltz Civil War Burials in Montgomery County, PA www.thefinalwaltz.com

Greetings, list members! I'm looking for my great grandfather William Wright's obit. He was born in the "Rattlesnake Hill" neighborhood near Pine Forge in 1855 and lived in Pottstown most of his life. He died sometime in late Nov or early Dec 1933, but the microfilm of the Pottstown Mercury for those dates appears to have been stolen from the Pottstown library some time ago. :-( (so, if you go there, don't be grumpy when they want to hold your driver's license while you view the films; with luck, the one you want to see will not have been stolen) Does anyone here know if any other library or archive holds the Mercury for those dates, in any form? Since the Pottstown librarian didn't offer me the opportunity to view hard copy of the Mercury for late 1933 dates, I'm assuming they don't have that form either... His parents are two of my dead-ends; I haven't been able to find the parents of his father Henry WRIGHT, 1805-abt 1878, who was previously married to an Anna-Maria aka "Polly, " (maiden name unk) or the maiden name of his mother, Sophia, (1811-1889) who was previously married to one Gabriel KEPNER of Philadelphia. I've found Henry and Polly's children baptized at Emmanuel Lutheran in Pottstown; the transcript spells their name "RIGHT." <!> William was the only child from his parents' marriage, but he had lots of half-sibs: Henry WRIGHT and Polly's children: Catharine, b. 1827, married John BINGAMAN, of Amity twp, Berks, son of Benjamin George, b. 1830, lived in Wilmington DE, 1870-1895, may have wife and children Alfred, b. 1833, was a canal boatman in 1850, no info later than that date Jesse/Jessiah/Joshua, b. 1834, lived in Camden NJ 1870-95 and Wilmington DE 1895-1926. Henry, b. 1836. John, b. 1839. his wife may have been a Mary Ann KEELY. Susanna, b. 1843, m. Abner ROHRER, lived in Harrisburg. Levi/Lewis, b. 1846. not in household in 1850 census Mary ~1847-1926; m. William BAUM on Oct 13, 1891, lived in Pottstown. No issue. Sophia and Gabriel KEPNER's children: all lived in "greater" Pottstown area Samuel, b. ~1833, d. bef. 1889; m. Mary ? child: Emma b. ~1866. John, b. ~1835, m. Susan ?; children: Henry, Samuel, John J, Charles V, Charlotte, Sarah Maria, b. ~1839, m. a REIGNER, child: Irwin/Irvin, b. ~1875, possibly other children as well Amanda, b. Feb 1843, m. Henry M ENGLE, son of William P & Sarah (MOSER) ENGLE. Children: Joseph, Anna, Wellington, Jennie Charlotte ("Lottie") b. ~1848, m. Henry E LEVENGOOD, son of Henry & Sarah LEVENGOOD. Children: John E, Mary A, Joseph Webster, L. Herman, Annie, Kryder E, A Wilson, Frank, Jacob Any takers? robin At 10/24/03 11:42 AM -0400, Betty J. Burdan wrote: > The Pottstown paper on micro-film at Pottstown Public Library extend > back to 1859, but there are missing issues. The actual paper copies they > have in their archives does extend back to 1862 as I recall looking up a > series of articles contributed by Levi Fritz in 1862, correspondent in > the Civil War.

Joseph Kolb was a justice of peace , surely there is are records. Could anyone point me in the right direction? Rosalie Wolfe

Sassamansville Cemetery: Genealogist said that there were relevant records at New Hanover Lutheran, but I could not find any in the published records from that church. We need primary evidence that Joseph Kolb (died 1892) is the son of Johannes Kolb ( Died 1877) . The Kolb homestead is in the hands of Bill & Joyce Heuer of Sassamasville, PA. The land records show that Johannes passed the land to Joseph. Wilhelmina S. Kolb ( died 1923) who married jacob Jackson Harpel was the last Kolb to own the land. I personally, have not seen this documentation. I need this documentation for a DAR application. Does anyone have any information on this family.

Crystal, > Re: 3rd Great Grandfather, John DEETZ (DEEDS) / John DEEDs was a > charcoal maker and died around the time of the Civil War when a tree > fell on him crushing his skull. Our records show him dying 27 Jan. 1862 > in Exeter Twp, Berks Co It should list he died in Scarlets Mill, Robeson > Twp, Berks Co, PA, ...Schwartzwald Church >records, Exeter Twp, Berks Co. ....states our John was buried in the St. >John's Cemetery in Gibraltar, Berks Co. These were all Berks County events and it is likely that they were published in the Reading Eagle, Berks County, PA. Since you know the date of the death and accident you might want to contact the Reading Public library for a search of the Reading papers regarding the incident on or around that date. They charge a fee, but it is minimal compared to the information they may be able to provide. You might also look in the Berks County registry of deaths which might give some detail on the cause of death. The Pottstown paper on line at Ancestry.com is for the years 1947-1953 and probably would be of no value. They do have some articles titled "50 years ago", but even that would not extend back to 1862. The Pottstown paper on micro-film at Pottstown Public Library extend back to 1859, but there are missing issues. The actual paper copies they have in their archives does extend back to 1862 as I recall looking up a series of articles contributed by Levi Fritz in 1862, correspondent in the Civil War. Robison Twp., where the accident may have occurred is very close to Chester County, so there may be some Chester County papers that might have covered it. I wouldn't count them out. Betty >

HI, I have already contacted the alumni and high school library looking for this information, with no results. Does anyone have access to the Cheltenham High School yearbook for the year 1932? If so would you mind looking up a Nelson RINK. He graduated in that year. He also played school sports such as, football and baseball and may be also on those pages pertaining to those sports. I would like to get photo copies of his picture and any and all information on him from the book. He may have appeared in 1929-1932 books. Thank you for your time in this matter. Patti

I do not know if this information will help you but I was lucky and got some help. the address and email I am about to give you is someone who works in the Montgomery County Offices in Norristown, PA.  If she can not help you she should be able to direct you to right source. Carole Faust Records (Logan Square) phone 610-278-3441 fax 610-292-4966 email address is    <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</A>

Just got this letter from Diana. I'm going to try to contact them, but does anyone know any more than what we wrote to each other???Just thought I'd ask the list if they had other ideas off the top of their heads!! thanks for all the wonderful help I and my cousins have been given on this dead end for us~~~ crystal Crystal, try the Pottstown Mercury newspaper.  That is pretty close to Robeson! I believe there are some issues on Ancestry.com but not sure if 1862 is there.  I think the ones they have are in the 1900's. But you could probably contact someone in the MOntgo Co HS  or call the Pottstown Library, I know they have issues of the paper either on film or microfiche. Diana > A wonderful friend just found my 3rd Great Grandfather, John DEETZ (DEEDS) > in > Upper Providence Twp, Montgomery Co, PA in the 1850 Census > >> According to my grandmother John DEEDs was a charcoal maker and died >> around >> the time of the Civil War when a tree fell on him crushing his skull. Our >> records show him dying in 27 Jan. 1862 in Exeter Twp, Berks Co > > It should list he died in Scarlets Mill, Robeson Twp, Berks Co, PA, sorry. > > Just wanted to put an update: my daughter found in the Schwartzwald Church > records, Exeter Twp, Berks Co. that it states our John was buried in the St. > John's Cemetery in Gibraltar, Berks Co. which we knew. But it stated there a > tree didn't fall on him as my grandmother told me, it said he fell out of a > tree. Any way to check this further. Is there a newspaper down around there > that may list deaths around that time. I want to check the Reading Eagle, just > haven't been able to. But sometimes there are local newspapers that cover > smaller areas. Just wondered if anyone would know of another source to check. > Thanks so very much for all the wonderful info. these lists are great! crystal

Hello All, I am wondering if anyone knows how I would contact whoever has the records for those buried in Old Swedes Cemetery in Swedesburg. My Isaac Yocum and wife Caroline are interred there. I noted that Isaac is listed at "Civil war burials in Montgomery Co" but I have been unable to find where to write or seek more information. Thanks Kassie

In a message dated 10/4/2003 11:01:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: A wonderful friend just found my 3rd Great Grandfather, John DEETZ (DEEDS) in Upper Providence Twp, Montgomery Co, PA in the 1850 Census > According to my grandmother John DEEDs was a charcoal maker and died around > > the time of the Civil War when a tree fell on him crushing his skull. Our > records show him dying in 27 Jan. 1862 in Exeter Twp, Berks Co It should list he died in Scarlets Mill, Robeson Twp, Berks Co, PA, sorry. Just wanted to put an update: my daughter found in the Schwartzwald Church records, Exeter Twp, Berks Co. that it states our John was buried in the St. John's Cemetery in Gibraltar, Berks Co. which we knew. But it stated there a tree didn't fall on him as my grandmother told me, it said he fell out of a tree. Any way to check this further. Is there a newspaper down around there that may list deaths around that time. I want to check the Reading Eagle, just haven't been able to. But sometimes there are local newspapers that cover smaller areas. Just wondered if anyone would know of another source to check. Thanks so very much for all the wonderful info. these lists are great! crystal

thanks all for the wonderful info for DEEDS/DIETZ/DEETZ!!!!! Appreciate it all!! This list is so nice sharing so many wonderful things. thanks, crystal

Ref: Town and Country Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA Saturday - October 10, 1903 ZIEGLERVILLE Dr. C.B. DOTTERER was in Philadelphia one day this week. Howard RENNINGER was at Gettysburg on Sunday. E.K. LEIDY received and unloaded a carload of bran. B.F. BUCHER, of Schwenksville, bought the double slate dwelling house at Delphi, from John SCHAEFFER, at private figures. James FRALINGER and family, of Atlantic City, N.Y., spent a week at the Weldon House, Delphi. Frank CRESSMAN and a number of assistants seined the dam at the station for carp, but the attempt was unsuccessful on account of too many rocks being in the dam. Allen E. BORTZ and wife spend a few days with friends and relatives at Reading and Cressona. Fred. J. BUCHMAN, of Hosensack, relieved the station agent for three days this week. Charles STETLER, of Souderton, visited his parents at Delphi on Sunday. Mrs. JACK, residing with the family of Jonas DISE, is seriously ill. Mrs. John K. BERGEY was in Allentown over Sunday. John MILLER, of Delphi, shipped a large consignment of brick to Collegeville for building purposes. Milton H. WALTERS, real estate agent of Rudy, sold the property of the late Solomon Y. BORTZ, at Hereford, Berks county, to Alton J. KREIDER, of Shimersville, for $1050. FAGLEYSVILLE Mr. and Mrs. A.P. GEIST and daughter Agnes, have returned from Atlantic City. The new front porch being built for John STETLER by Henry GRUBB, is finished. A.P. GEIST was at Norristown, on Sunday. Christian PFEIFFER, Jr., was the guest of his mother, over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. LINK and daughter Katharine, of Philadelphia, were the guests of Mrs. C. PFEIFFER and daughter. James FAUST has made some improvements in the shape of new gates which he had hung. The Fagleysville Grammar School's second month of school opened on Monday. J.H.S. ZERN and J.P. ROSENBERRY teachers. A corn-husking is spoken of at William SCHAEFFER's. HOPPENVILLE The surprise party which was held for Miss Mamie SEASHOLTZ, was well attended on Saturday evening and fine music was given by Oswin and William SMITH. Mr. and Mrs. George FREED, of Red Hill, were at home with his father on Sunday. Calvin WALTER had good luck this week. He lost his watch while plowing but found it again. Benneville BUTZ, lost a valuable cow this week by death. BALLY The West Branch Paper Mill, situated two miles south of Bally, was sold as the estate of W.B. and A.L. BECHTEL, by J.L. BAUER, executor for W.B. and J.B. FUNK, assignee for A.L. BECHTEL, for $2,425 to Oliver STENGEL, of Bally, and Manasses TREICHLER, of Philadelphia. They expect to operate the mill as soon as they have received a free title. Charles BROGLEY, of Philadelphia, is spending a few weeks with John GEHRINGER and family. VERNFIELD Priscilla HARLEY is still confined to the house on account of sickness. Frank HALTEMAN, of Lansdale, was the guest of Benjamin HALTEMAN on Sunday. The bricklayers have finished the addition to Gideon GEHMAN's house. PALM Mrs. BERGEY, of Perkiomenville, is spending several days with her daughter Mrs. Allen STAUFFER, who is just recovering from an attack of the mumps. Fred. CONRAD, clerk in the Sassamansville store, is at his home at present nursing a boil. The new dwelling house of L.M. LEIBERT is rapidly nearing completion. Mrs. Abraham HARTMAN is at present with the family of Norris LEESER. Miss Emily SCHWOYER, of Allentown, spent a few days with the family of Wm. GALLMAN. Maggie BACHMAN, of Macungie, spent a few days with the family of Amandus ECK. NEW HANOVER Miss Sabilla FRYER is on the sick list. Jacob BRENDLINGER, of Frederick, bought the William SCHNEIDER farm last week for three thousand and twenty-five dollars. Preston YERGER and Harry ACKERMAN had a smashup on Sunday. W.F. HARTENBAUER and family, of Zieglerville, were the Sunday guests of Joel HEIMBACH and family at Fruitville. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton and daughter Alma SCHOENLY, of near Geryville, D.C. HUNSBERGER and family and Wm. HUNSBERGER and family were the Sunday guests of David HUNSBERGER and wife. HILL CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Henry HESS and daughter Annie, spent Sunday with the family of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. B. GRUBER. Rev. Henry WARMKESSEL, pastor of St. Joseph's Lutheran congregation, has announced the communion services to be held on Sunday, November 1, also a catechetical class of 70 members will be confirmed on the same date preparatory services on Saturday afternoon, October 31 at 1 o'clock. Many of the farmers are hauling lime from the OBERHOLTZER's kiln, of near Bechtelsville. ARGUS Elmer HORNER is slowly improving. Mrs. HARNER and two children are still very sick. Mr. and Mrs. FELDY, of Mainland, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry BENDER. Mr. and Mrs. Peter GUSSMAN and Mr. and Mrs. Josiah HARTZELL, were the guests of Pennsburg friends on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry LEISTER were to Norristown, on Sunday to visit some of their relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Frank BARNDT, of Cressman, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron WEIKEL, on Sunday. FINLAND Mrs. Augustus SCHULER made a trip to Philadelphia, on Wednesday. B.F. HARING and Horace STULL are on the sick list. Miss Sallie PFAFF returned home after a one month vacation at Atlantic City. Harry HARING and wife, of Red Hill, were the Sunday guests of his parents Jeremiah HARING.

Hi Does anyone have dates or Spouses for the children of William M. Blank . Thanks Stanford L.Landis 1 William Miller Blank b: October 17, 1837 in Marlborough Twp. Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania d: May 24, 1907 in Green St. Souderton Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania Burial: May 28, 1907 Leidy's Cem. Cherry Lane Franconia Twp.Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania * +Anna Zielger Hunsicker b: August 12, 1842 in Pennsylvania d: June 21, 1926 in Green St. Souderton Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania Father: Abraham S. Hunsicker Mother: Elizabeth O. Ziegler Burial: June 26, 1926 Leidy's Cem. Cherry Lane Franconia Twp.Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania 2 Elizabeth H. Blank ** +Harvey S. Souder b: May 19, 1863 in Souderton, Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania Father: Monroe Souder Mother: Elizabeth ( Souder) ??? 2 Harry H. Blank 2 William H. Blank 2 Gurney H. Blank 2 Minnie H. Blank 2 Charles H. Blank ** +Mary Ellen S. Alderfer 2 Oliver Hunsicker Blank b: July 02, 1871 in Souderton Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania d: September 14, 1950 Burial: Franconia Mennonite Cem.Franconia Twp.Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania ** +Katie Moyer Musselman b: June 06, 1870 in Franconia Twp.Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania d: August 17, 1954 in Sellersville, West Rockhill, Bucks Co. Pennsylvania Father: Samuel Young Musselman Mother: Sarah Hagey Moyer Burial: Franconia Mennonite Cem.Franconia Twp.Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania 2 Abraham H. Blank b: August 12, 1874 in Souderton, Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania d: in Telford, Pennsylvania ** +Hannah A. Barnes b: July 29, 1875 d: August 19, 1955 Father: Henry G. Barnes Mother: Catharine B. Alderfer 2 Harvey H. Blank b: July 20, 1877 in Souderton, Montgomery Co. Pennsylvania d: March 28, 1951 ** +Ellnora Reeder b: September 02, 1879 d: February 17, 1946 ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!