York County History Solomon Boyer, born Oct 28, 1819 in Manchester, son of Peter and Sarah (Hidelbaug) and grandson of Frederick (born 1756) and __ Shull. Solomon Boyer in 1843 married Louisa Lenhart, born Dec 17,, 1820, d/o Henry and Christne (Stouch) Lenhart. Henry L. Neuman, of York, son of Jacob and Elizabeth (Lenhart) Neuman natives of York County. Henry L., was born in Conewago township, Dec 9, 1839 Andrew Neuman, paternal grandfather, early settler of Conewago, while the maternal grandfather, William Lenhart, resided near Dover. Rev. James Ross Ramsay, retired minister, who served the Indian Territory for many years ICreek and Seminole), was born April 9, 1822, eldest son of Robert and Jane (Whiteford) Ramsay. Robert Ramsay, s/o John (emigrated from Ireland) and Margaret (McVey) Cooper. They had a daughter, Elizabeth, who married Henry Armine, they had 3 daughters, (1Margaret, who married William Ramsay and they had 5 children; Henry, Ida,Mary, Sarah, Anna. 2.Rachel married Edward Paden, they had 8 children, among whom where two sons, Rev. William M. DD, paster of the 1st Presbyterian Church of Salt Lake City, UT, and Rev. T. Ross, paster of a church in Allegheny County. 3.Elizabeth). Joshua Henry LA Mott Boyer, was born Nov 22, 1857, Carroll County, MD, s/o John L. and Nancy (LaMott) Boyer. Samuel S Boyer, his grandfather, was a son of Samuel Boyer, the founder of the family, who came from Switzerland. The former married Sarah LeFever, William Henry Hibner, born on S. Queen street, Sept 23, 1854, son of Frederick and Harriet (Hartman) Hibner. Mr. Hibner's great-grandfather belonged to a prominet family of France and came to America with LaFayette as an aide. I. Henry Sentz married Lydia (Tyson), died in North Hopewell township. II Benjamin Sentz, born Oct 14, 1850, worked for two years for Jacob Diehl. He married to Henrietta Haney, d/o Squire Levi and and Sarah Ann (Phillips) Haney. Dr. Nathan C. Wallace, was born in Dover township. His paternal great- grandfather, Adam Wallace (Dec 9, 1777-Nov 11, 1858) and his wife Barbara (Godfrey), they were the parents of 7 children. Daniel Wallace, 1809-1879, married Mary Bentzel, 1807-1868, and the had children; Adam, Catharine, Barbara, Samuel, Daniel, Mary, David, killed in the Civil war Levi, who married Anna Becker, Caroline, Henry, 1835-1888 who married Salome Huber, 1833-1881. Henry and Salome (Huber) Wallace had children, Nathan C., Alice J. Moses M., Lucy A., Howard H. and Emma S. The maternal grandparents of Dr. Wallace were Moses Huber (July 13, 1791-Oct 9, 1860) and his wife Elizabeth (Gross) Huber (June 7, 1808-Feb 3, 1834. John Myers, was born March 26, 1803 in Adams County and came to York in 1850. He married Eleanor Hummer, who was born in York County, Feb. 5, 1810 and died Nov. 3, 1871. Both buried in Prospect Hill cemetery, children-Julia who married _____Smyser, Harriet who marred __Mundord, Matilda, married _____Spangler, and 2nd Sanford B. Gleason, Leah H. Sarah Ellner, who married ___Brubaker, and Sarah Jane. Capt. Solomon Myers, born March 14 1820 in Latimore township, Adams Co., s/o John and Eleanor (Hummer) Myres On Dec 8, 1872 Capt Solomon, married Margaret A. Owig, d/o John and Nancy Fiddler (Waltmyer) Owig I. William Ehrhart, grandfather, married Nellie Runk, d/o John Runk II Henry, married in 1848 to Julia A. Diehl, d/o Adam and Catharine Diehl III Daniel, married Feb.11,1872 to Martha Frey, d/o Samuel and Delia Frey of York. Andrew Zellers, born April 14, 1841, Stewartstown, s/o Levi and Lavina (Luckey) Zeller. Bartholomew Zellers, grandfather, married Rose Ann Miller, who after his death, married Jacob Daly. Levi Zellers, was born 1817 in Stewarstown, married Lydia Ann, widow of Amos Shaw. Children; Andrew, William, married Esther Jane Anderson, Sarah Jane, unmarried, Mary who married Jesse P. Leib, Samuel S., married Anna Mary Duncan, and Louisa, who married William Carisle Smith of NY Andrew Zellers engaged in the carpenters trade with his brother - in - law, Amos Shaw, and John Richard, John Falkner, James Gemmill and John Fishel. William Zellers, son of Levi and Lavina, was born June 3, 1843, he married April 15, 1875 to Esther Anderson of E. Hopewell, d/o James and Mary (Miller) Anderson. George A. Hoffman, of Lancaster Co.,, was born Feb 17, 1868 in Baltimore, MD, s/o William D., and Elizabeth (Armacost) Hoffman. He married March, 1892 to Laura Hoover, of Baltimore County, MD, she died Nov. 1893, leaving 1 child, Evna. His 2nd wife was Jennie Abel, d/o John of York. Aaron Heindel, was born in Shrewsbury township, York Co., he married Mary Rohrbaugh, d/o John Z., and Eva (Hoover) Rohrbaugh. Their son, John R., was born Jan 30, 1870, in Manheim township, married 1st to Henrietta Fishel, d/o John L., and Maria (Taylor) Fishel, she died in 1891 leaving one child, Annie. He married 2nd to Maggie Rohrbaugh, d/o Amos N., and Sarah (Markel).`` Edwin C. Eichelberger, born 1852, Heidelberg township, York Co., married Susan Strickhouse d/o Henry and Isabella (Zellers. Benjamin Moore, was born May 29, 1851 in Chanceford township, s/o Archibald H., and Annie (Campbell) Moore. He married Amanda Smith, d/o Charles and Harriet (Hoover) Smith Horace F. Greenawalt, was born in York Co, May 11, 1876, son of Henry C., and Eleanor C. (Fishel)) d/o Charles Fishel. John Allen Heany, born in Phila., in March 15, 1877, he was a professor of mathematics and physics at Central high school at Phia. Frederick Tyson, was born in Shrewsbury township, Dec 29, 1858, s/o Henry Tyson. John Tyson, grandfather, a farmer of York County, children; John of Indiana Jacob of Springfield townhip, ___ who married Adam Diehl, __ who married John Storner and ___married Jesse Hildbrand. Best Wishes, Geri

York County History Adam R. Witmayer, of Fairview township, York County. He was born Nov 9, 1835 in W. Manchester township, son of John, grandson of John, who died before the birth of Adam R, and little is known of him save that he was a farmer of W. Manchester township and had the following; Jacob, Simeom, Daniel, John, Mrs. Stouch, and Mrs. Evans. John Witmayer, the father was born July 20, 1803 in W. Manchester. He died in York, April 5, 1876 and he is buried at Prospect Hill. He married Barbara Ruppert, born Oct 7, 1804, and died Aug 9, 1894. Members of the Lutheran Church in York. Children; Annie, died in Baltimore, Eliza, born 1827, died in Dover, the wife of William Sweitzer. Elizabeth, married Jacob Kling. Israel, born 1830, died in Lancaster County, served 17th Ohio Battery. Caroline, born 1832, married David Hoke, and they lived in Baltimore, John, born 1833, lived in Columbia, Lancaster County, Adam R., Frederick, born 1837, member of the 87th P.V.I., Jacob, born 1839, lived in York, Barbara, born 1840, died young, Daniel, born 1842, Civil war vet, Edward, born 1841, Samuel born 1842, he was burned to death in an accident, William H., born 1847, and Emanuel, who died young. Adam R. Witmeyer, Co. A. 94th Ohio, V.I. At Bentonville, NC he was wounded in the left shoulder, after which he was sent to NY and then to Dennison hospital, where he mustered out. After the way, he settled in Springfield, Ohio, and thence again located in Lancaster county, PA., in 1866, during which year he married Annie Brennemann, d/o Henry and Mary (Miller). After his marriage he went to ID, where he remained for 1 year, again he returned to Lancaster, PA. Children; John, born 1867, married Margaret Dielh; Wiliam G., born March, 1869, married Annie "Melcheor" , and they lived at Harrisburg; Harry F., born 1871, marrried Caroline Hess, they lived in York; and Mary Ann Barbara born 1877, married Harry Bixler. Mrs. Witmyer's great-grandfather, John Miller, was a native of Germany, he settled in Strasburg, and he was killed by Indian. His son John Miller, died 1874 age 98 and his wife Betsey (Cramer) Miller, died 1876, age 97. He and his wife were members of the Mennonite Church, Children; John born 1805, Joseph, died in Manheim, Sallie, married Ulrich Strickler, and died in Salunga, Mary, Mrs. Witmyer's mother born April 16, 1817, married Sept 28, 1858 to Henry Wittmer, who was born 1819, (Mrs Wittmer is now living (1907) with her daughter, Mrs Witmyer at New Market); Hattie married Joseph Sowder, Jacob, Elizabeth, born 1825, married Daniel S. Grove. Witmer, David S., (subject) was born June 29, 1845, in what was then Spring Garden, now Springetsbury Township. The Witmer family is from Swiss ancestory, who settled in Lancaster Co. David Witmer, grandfather of David S., moved to York when a young man. He was a Mennonite preacher/ he died in 1843 aged 70y 11m 18d. His wife, Magdalena (Kauffman) whom he married in Lancaster Co, survived him until 1857. Children; John who married ___ Lefever, Catharine, married David Forry, Lydia, married David Spenkle, Annie, who married Samuel Roth, David, married Nancy Kauffman, Elias, Susan, who married Christian Hursh. Elias Witmer, was born on the old homestead, Feb 14, 1814. He remained on the Witmer homestead until 1858 and then bought the place where his son now lives. This farm was originally owned by George Holtziner, from whom it was passed to Harry Strickler, Zachariah Kendig, and to Mr. Witmer. Strickler, Edward M. (subject) his grandfather was Benjamin Stricker, Benjamin Strickler, father of Edward M was born in Hellem township, Dec 1821. He married Eleanora Bahm, d/o David and Rachel (Witman) Bahn, who was born in 1831 A, David Witmayer, was born Aug 14, 1799, the s/o David and Margaret Witmayer. A, David Wittman was born Nov 28, 1809, s/o Jacob and Elizabeth. Both at New Hanover Wittmayer, Maria Margaret, born 16 Sept 1762, d/o Leonhard and Catharine. White Oak Lutheran and Reformed Church, Penn township Wittmeyer, Anna Maria, born 14 Dec 1755, d/o Simon, wife no mentioned. Emanuel Lutheran Church records, Elizabeth township. Weidman John Jacob, s/o Martin, 12 March 1736 Johan Martin, 12 April 1770, s.o Jacob John Jacob s/o Martin, born 12 March 1736, all at Emanuel Lutheran, Elizabeth township Lancaster County History Witmeyer, Henry, H. (subject). David Witmeyer great-grandfather, was an emigrant to America from Germany. He founded the family in Lancaster Co. His son, David was born in the western of the county, Jan 31, 1800. He married Elizabeth Hummer and they were the parents of 8 children. Best Wishes, Geri

Ref: Town and Country Newspaper Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA Saturday - May 16, 1903 FROM OUR CORPS OF ABLE CORRESPONDENTS TRUMBAUERSVILLE L.P. CHRISTMAN gave his hotel and store property a coat of paint. Harvey DELONG and wife, of Allentown, were the guests of Wm. SNYDER and wife. Miss Jennie V. REITER received a handsome pony and carriage on Saturday from her father. Miss Ella V. CHRISTMAN spent several days at Vinemont, Pa. Jacob HETRICH and family, E.W. REITER and wife spent Saturday at Allentown. Mr. and Mrs. Milton BITTING and Mr. and Mrs. Fred. BITTING spent Saturday at Catasauqua. Mrs. L.P. CHRISTMAN is on the sick list. Manoah HILLEGASS and family spent several days near Hosensack. Misses Clara CHRISTMAN and Annie HUBER, of the Perkiomen Seminary spent several days at their parental home. MORWOOD Josiah LANDIS and Rein G. GODSHALL represented Franconia West at the Republican Convention on Tuesday in Norristown. Mr. COPE, of Germantown, will make his future home with his son-in-law, Elwood SCHAEFFER. J.B. CLEMENS made a business trip to Philadelphia on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John DAIN attended a funeral in Coatesville, Chester county, on Thursday. W.S. GEHMAN has resigned as Justice of the Peace of Franconia township. His succeesor has as yet not been appointed. STEINSBURG Mrs. O.J. ENGELMAN made a business trip to Allentown last Tuesday. Mrs. Jacob LEWIS made a visiting trip to Quakertown a few days this week. A.C.G. KNELLER and family were visiting J.B. KRAUSE at Quakertown last Sunday. VERNFIELD The Mennonite Brethren in Christ held their love feast last Sunday evening at the home of Jacob MOYER. The services were led by Rev. H.B. MUSSELMAN, there was a large attendance. Clinton DELP bought a horse in Philadelphia last week. Earl WOODHEAD arrived home from Old Point Comfort, Virginia, to spend his twelve days furlough. He enlisted as a marine on the United States battleship Illinois. Harry MOYER will move his household goods on Friday to Lansdale where he secured employment. Miss Ella SHISLER has an attack of the mumps. EARLINGTON James B. WAMBOLD, of near Telford, died on Saturday of Bright's desease. Interment will be held at Perkasie Lutheran church on Thursday. His brother Charles also died recently. Henry M. GERHART has torn away part of his barn and is also roofing it. Henry FISHER has entered the employ of Erwin HARTZELL. Harry MUSSELMAN is still suffering from an attack of typhoid fever. He is however slightly better. Samuel W. KRATZ and family, of Souderton, were entertained on Sunday by Henry N. FREDERICK, of this place. HOPPENVILLE Wm. LEISTER lost a valuable hog last week by death. Mrs. E. WAMPOLE paid a visit to her parents at Emaus on Sunday. Irwin REITER and family of Kulpsville, were the guests of Henry KRIEBEL and Wm. LEISTER on Sunday. Sallie WAMPOLE, daughter of George Wampole, is on the sick list. KUMRY The auction of store goods held by Mrs. G.M. NICE, was largely attended. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel HEYDT and Mr. and Mrs. Henry DIEHL, of Fruitville were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. NICE, on Sunday. R.E.P. MUMBAUER made a legal business trip to Allentown on Tuesday. Elias NICE, of Manayunk, was visiting friends here over Saturday and Sunday. Geo. WAMPOLE and family and John HUNSBERGER and family were the Sunday guests of Jos. HUNSBERGER. BECHTELSVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Jacob L. REIFF, of Allentown, were here on Sunday visiting D.H. LATSHAW and family. John HOFFMAN of this place is making a large chicken pen. John FRY who was critically ill, is slowly improving. Howard GILBERT, of Boyertown, will move to Amon EHST of this place. Mr. H.F. BORNEMAN and daughters Verna and Alma will go to Reading on a visiting trip. RED HILL Mrs. Frank SMITH has had another apopletic stroke and her condition is quite serious. Henry TRUMP is making preparations to build a double home. Mrs. John MOSER, the milliner, spent Tuesday in Philadelphia and purchased a new line of goods. She now has one of the most up-to-date millinery stores in this section of the county. CHAPEL E. KLOTZ and wife visited friends at Alburtis on Sunday. James GEISINGER and wife, of Alburtis visited Jonathan B. GEISINGER, of Chapel. John ROBERTS and wife and daughter, of Bally, were the guests of Samuel SCHULTZ on Sunday. Albert HILLEGASS and Mary MILLER, of Allentown, were the guests of Samuel SCHULTZ on Sunday. HEREFORD RITTER and LONG will hold a cow sale at Wm. S. RAHN's hotel at this place this afternoon. They claim to have an extra load of cows.

This is amazing information you're posting so regularly. My only regret is that Pennsburg is in the extreme northwest part of the county while all of my people (WHITEHEAD, KNEZEL, DeHAVEN, DAVIS) are in the southeast corner, around Conshohocken, West Conshohocken, and Norristown). But then I probably shouldn't complain too much, what with the Historical Society being in "our" corner of the county. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May 31, 2003 12:07 AM Subject: [PAMONTGO-L] News from Pennsburg - May 16, 1903 > Ref: Town and Country Newspaper > Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA > Saturday - May 16, 1903 > > FROM OUR CORPS OF ABLE CORRESPONDENTS > > SHIMERSVILLE > > Mr. and Mrs. John HOFFMAN were visiting friends in Allentown. > > Wm. R. SCHANTZ, of Wyoming, Del., was visiting his brother. > > Miss Edith GEHRINGER, of Allentown, was visiting her sister, Mrs. R.A. HELD > last week. > > Maggie SCHAFFER, of Allentown; Ida BITTNER, of Pleasant Corner; Florence > MESCHTER and Annie HANGEN, of East Greenville, were visiting the family of Wm. > HUFF. > > Miss Bessie MITCHELL, of Mountainville was here attending commencement. > > Landlord and Mrs. KERCHNER spent Saturday and Sunday with friends at > Hazelton. > > A nephew of Dr. BINGAMEN, of the Keystone Normal School Kutztown, spent > Sunday at this place. > > Mrs. J.M. HUNSBERGER and daughter Katie spent several days in Egypt this > week. > > FREDERICK > > Mrs. Frank LEISTER is on the sick list. > > I.W. STETLER was in Philadelphia on business one day this week. > > H.F.N. JACOB and John ERB were the Republican delegates to the convention at > Norristown on Tuesday. > > I.S. STETLER, our blacksmith is very busy at present. > > John MENSCH proprietor of the Green Tree Hotel will have a re-opening on > Saturday evening, May 23. > > Rev. W.S. GOTTSHALL will have his Holy Communion at Bertolet's on Sunday. > > Walter B. BERTOLET and wife spent a day this week looking after their summer > residence. > > ZIEGLERVILLE > > Chas. STETLER, of Delphi, is sick in bed for the past week, but will be able > to get down stairs within a few days. He has walking typhoid fever. Dr. G.A. > WEIDA attends. > > M.H. BEAN, wife and daughter Edna and Mrs. ESHBACH, of Delphi, visited > friends at Sellersville. > > Jacob MARKLEY received an organ this week. > > John CONRAD, of Spring Mount, has moved his household effects to Philadelphia > where he will conduct a cigar store. > > Elam NEIMAN, of Spring Mount, won a silver medal at the target shoot of the > Schwenksville gun club. He broke 13 out of 15. > > Frank MILLER, of Quakertown, spent the week at Delphi. > > Horace B. KRATZ has now sole control of the Schwenksville Roller Mills and > solicits the patronage of both old and new customers and will conduct the > business on the same high principles for which the place is popularly known. > > SKIPPACK > > Hon. James H. WILLEVER, a member of the New Jersey Legislature, is spending > sometime with his family in Skippack. > > Eugene DAMBLY has improved his home by putting stone steps in his path from > the road to the house. > > M.D. SEIPT has arrived again at the parental homestead from Nashville, > Tennessee. But he is the greater part of the time in Norristown, looking after the > estate of his father, deceased. > > William GRAY has plowed the greater part of his farm for corn. > > J.P. BUSTARD filled his silo last week with rye. Where he took the rye off, > there he will plow and plant corn. > > By the death of Henry F. BEAN, there was a vacancy to the board of managers > of the Perkiomen Dairymen Association. His son Christian BEAN was elected to > fill the vacancy. > > HARLEM > > Henry H. MASTER and family, of Allentown, were the guests of his parents Mr. > and Mrs. Manoah G. MASTER. > > Warren JOHNSON and a lady friend of Shimersville, paid a visit to Horace > MILLER and wife. > > Mr. and Mrs. William GREGORY were visiting James ROHRBACH and family at > Huff's Church. > > James FOX and daughter Stella, of Northampton, were visiting in our > neighborhood. > > Henry CORRELL paid a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Milton WEAVER and family, of > Allentown. > > Howard GREGORY and family, Calvin SIESHOLTZ and sister Anna attended church > at Old Zionsville on Sunday evening. > > Annie SIESHOLTZ, of Reading, spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. > Adam SIESHOLTZ. > > Constable M.M. GERY was at Bally on official business. > > Horace MILLER and Lewis ROTHENBERGER were at Pennsburg on business. > > HILL CHURCH > > Mr. and Mrs. John B. GRUBER spent Sunday with the family of Mr. and Mrs. > Henry W. HESS, of this place. > > John B. GRUBER, lime burner for Daniel HEINS, will quit burning until next > fall. On Wednesday the oven will be emptied. > > Rev. Henry W. WARMKESSEL, pastor of St. Joseph's congregation of this place, > will hold Holy Communion service here tomorrow at 9.30 o'clock. Preparatory > services on Saturday afternoon at one o'clock. > > Miss Jennie DICKERT, of this place and Chas. LEVAE, of Pottstown, were > married on Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred. SWAVELY by Rev. H.W. > WARMKESSEL. People were present from this place, Pottstown, Allentown and Bethlehem. > > BALLY > > James EDDINGER, who has been confined to the house with a heavy cold, is > about again. > > Harvey WITMAN, who is employed by the Burial Casket Co., of Boyertown, is off > duty for the benefit of his health. > > Rev. Father SAUER, rector of the Catholic church, received a carload of coal > for the use of the church, and parochial school. Members of the congregation > delivered them from Barto station to the church. > > KASE and FRANK, contractors have a large force of men at work on the new > county bridge, now being built across the Swamp creek near MERKLE's mill. > > PERKIOMENVILLE > > Isaac G. GRIMLEY and wife and Samuel WOLFORD and family spent Sunday with the > family of I.S. RAHN. > > Miss Ida STELTZ of Philadelphia, spent a few days with Mrs. Henry BERGEY. > > James S. RAHN and sister Annie spent Sunday with the family of John RAHN at > Treichlersville. > > Jas. O. HENDRICKS, of Green Lane, and H.H. RAHN, of this place, assisted Wm. > RAHN, at Treichlersville at his opening on Saturday evening. > > John SLONAKER died last Thursday morning at his late residence. The funeral > was held on Tuesday at the residence of Frank KEYSER. Interment was made at the > Sumneytown cemetery. > > James BARTMAN and family and H.F. FREY and family spent Sunday with the > family of James RAHN. > > Frank HAUCK and family, of Rocky Ford, after spending some time with his > brother, left for Philadelphia, and from there to his home. > > Miss Emma HAUCK, of Treichlersville, spent Monday with her parents. > > John BECKER is able to be about again after spending thirty-four weeks in the > house with a broken leg. > > > ==== PAMONTGO Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe first check and see if you are getting list or digest mode then e-mail [email protected] or [email protected] with unsubscribe in message. > >

Ref: Town and Country Newspaper Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA Saturday - May 16, 1903 FROM OUR CORPS OF ABLE CORRESPONDENTS SHIMERSVILLE Mr. and Mrs. John HOFFMAN were visiting friends in Allentown. Wm. R. SCHANTZ, of Wyoming, Del., was visiting his brother. Miss Edith GEHRINGER, of Allentown, was visiting her sister, Mrs. R.A. HELD last week. Maggie SCHAFFER, of Allentown; Ida BITTNER, of Pleasant Corner; Florence MESCHTER and Annie HANGEN, of East Greenville, were visiting the family of Wm. HUFF. Miss Bessie MITCHELL, of Mountainville was here attending commencement. Landlord and Mrs. KERCHNER spent Saturday and Sunday with friends at Hazelton. A nephew of Dr. BINGAMEN, of the Keystone Normal School Kutztown, spent Sunday at this place. Mrs. J.M. HUNSBERGER and daughter Katie spent several days in Egypt this week. FREDERICK Mrs. Frank LEISTER is on the sick list. I.W. STETLER was in Philadelphia on business one day this week. H.F.N. JACOB and John ERB were the Republican delegates to the convention at Norristown on Tuesday. I.S. STETLER, our blacksmith is very busy at present. John MENSCH proprietor of the Green Tree Hotel will have a re-opening on Saturday evening, May 23. Rev. W.S. GOTTSHALL will have his Holy Communion at Bertolet's on Sunday. Walter B. BERTOLET and wife spent a day this week looking after their summer residence. ZIEGLERVILLE Chas. STETLER, of Delphi, is sick in bed for the past week, but will be able to get down stairs within a few days. He has walking typhoid fever. Dr. G.A. WEIDA attends. M.H. BEAN, wife and daughter Edna and Mrs. ESHBACH, of Delphi, visited friends at Sellersville. Jacob MARKLEY received an organ this week. John CONRAD, of Spring Mount, has moved his household effects to Philadelphia where he will conduct a cigar store. Elam NEIMAN, of Spring Mount, won a silver medal at the target shoot of the Schwenksville gun club. He broke 13 out of 15. Frank MILLER, of Quakertown, spent the week at Delphi. Horace B. KRATZ has now sole control of the Schwenksville Roller Mills and solicits the patronage of both old and new customers and will conduct the business on the same high principles for which the place is popularly known. SKIPPACK Hon. James H. WILLEVER, a member of the New Jersey Legislature, is spending sometime with his family in Skippack. Eugene DAMBLY has improved his home by putting stone steps in his path from the road to the house. M.D. SEIPT has arrived again at the parental homestead from Nashville, Tennessee. But he is the greater part of the time in Norristown, looking after the estate of his father, deceased. William GRAY has plowed the greater part of his farm for corn. J.P. BUSTARD filled his silo last week with rye. Where he took the rye off, there he will plow and plant corn. By the death of Henry F. BEAN, there was a vacancy to the board of managers of the Perkiomen Dairymen Association. His son Christian BEAN was elected to fill the vacancy. HARLEM Henry H. MASTER and family, of Allentown, were the guests of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Manoah G. MASTER. Warren JOHNSON and a lady friend of Shimersville, paid a visit to Horace MILLER and wife. Mr. and Mrs. William GREGORY were visiting James ROHRBACH and family at Huff's Church. James FOX and daughter Stella, of Northampton, were visiting in our neighborhood. Henry CORRELL paid a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Milton WEAVER and family, of Allentown. Howard GREGORY and family, Calvin SIESHOLTZ and sister Anna attended church at Old Zionsville on Sunday evening. Annie SIESHOLTZ, of Reading, spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam SIESHOLTZ. Constable M.M. GERY was at Bally on official business. Horace MILLER and Lewis ROTHENBERGER were at Pennsburg on business. HILL CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. John B. GRUBER spent Sunday with the family of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. HESS, of this place. John B. GRUBER, lime burner for Daniel HEINS, will quit burning until next fall. On Wednesday the oven will be emptied. Rev. Henry W. WARMKESSEL, pastor of St. Joseph's congregation of this place, will hold Holy Communion service here tomorrow at 9.30 o'clock. Preparatory services on Saturday afternoon at one o'clock. Miss Jennie DICKERT, of this place and Chas. LEVAE, of Pottstown, were married on Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred. SWAVELY by Rev. H.W. WARMKESSEL. People were present from this place, Pottstown, Allentown and Bethlehem. BALLY James EDDINGER, who has been confined to the house with a heavy cold, is about again. Harvey WITMAN, who is employed by the Burial Casket Co., of Boyertown, is off duty for the benefit of his health. Rev. Father SAUER, rector of the Catholic church, received a carload of coal for the use of the church, and parochial school. Members of the congregation delivered them from Barto station to the church. KASE and FRANK, contractors have a large force of men at work on the new county bridge, now being built across the Swamp creek near MERKLE's mill. PERKIOMENVILLE Isaac G. GRIMLEY and wife and Samuel WOLFORD and family spent Sunday with the family of I.S. RAHN. Miss Ida STELTZ of Philadelphia, spent a few days with Mrs. Henry BERGEY. James S. RAHN and sister Annie spent Sunday with the family of John RAHN at Treichlersville. Jas. O. HENDRICKS, of Green Lane, and H.H. RAHN, of this place, assisted Wm. RAHN, at Treichlersville at his opening on Saturday evening. John SLONAKER died last Thursday morning at his late residence. The funeral was held on Tuesday at the residence of Frank KEYSER. Interment was made at the Sumneytown cemetery. James BARTMAN and family and H.F. FREY and family spent Sunday with the family of James RAHN. Frank HAUCK and family, of Rocky Ford, after spending some time with his brother, left for Philadelphia, and from there to his home. Miss Emma HAUCK, of Treichlersville, spent Monday with her parents. John BECKER is able to be about again after spending thirty-four weeks in the house with a broken leg.

Hi List & Geri brennan: I really liked that phrase, then I post it here. Great. Thank you very much for the info, I see I have a lot of work to do, Last request, infor on marriage of William SHAFFER, born 1845 ?, Chester County and Sara DILLINGER, born 1847, marriage around 1859 or 60. Sara I believe was from Maxataway Twp, Berks County. Again that you ever so much. Waslt Cobourn Florida

Hi, then you noticed I post anything I find. At Bucks County 1777, April 13, John George Weydemeyer to Elizabeth Wentz. 1779, May 30, Philip Trumbacher to Catharine Huber 1781, March 20, Casper Fluck to Catharine Huber 1781 March 20, Nicholas Gehres to Susanna Huber 1812 April 12, Adam Huber to Elizabeth Shantz 1833 Dec 26 Daniel Huber, Sophia Eberhard 1833 Dec 22 Solomon Fries to Catharine Housekeeper Deaths July 20, 1822 Joseph Wydenmeyer, age 14 April 1, 1831 Jacob Wiedenmayer, aged 49 Sept 10, 1838 John Widenmeyer's child, age 12 Sept 22, 1838 John Weidemeyer's child, age 2 Sept 23, 1846 John Weidenmeyer's child age 1 Montgomery County Witmayer, David, born Aug 14, 1799, s/o David and Margaret War of 1812 Weidenmeyer, Jacob or as Jacob weidenmyer, wife Elizabeth, WC-12444, served Capt. Isaa Freyer's Co. PA Mil Mexican War Wedemeyer, Henry, SC-4277, filed 26 March 1887 in LA, served Co. C. 4th LA Vols Berks County-Witmoyer John Witmoyer, was born Dec. 13, 1843 in Cumru township, Berks County, son of Daniel and Sarah (Kirchner) Witmoyer. Children of Daniel and Sarah; John, Charles, William, Isaac, and Harrison. John Witmoyer married Elizabeth Weber, d/o George and Magdalena (Bender) and granddaughter of George Weber, of Penn township. Children; Louisa, Elizabeth, Sophia, Maria, George and Emma. Best Wishes, Geri

Lancaster County History Huber, Abraham B., subject, of Neffsville. I. Abraham, grandfather of Abraham B., was born in Warwick township. When he died he was between 50 and 60 years of age. Children; Peter, who went to Canada. Samuel of Lancaster Co. Jacob who died without issue. John, the father of Abraham B. One daughter married Christian Hess of Warwick, another, Henry Stoner, a thrid married Samuel Martin of Earl township, a fourth, married ___ Hurst, the fifth, married Andrew Groff and went to Canada. II. John, born in Warwack township, in Feb. 1806, and died Jan. 22, 1889. He married Fannie Buchwalter, d/o David, of Leacock township, she was born 1807 and died Sept 7, 1886. Children; Mary, who married Christian Kauffman, Elizabeth, the wife of Daniel Brubaker, of Petersburg, Abraham B., Fannie, who married Abraham Strite, of Washington Co., MD., David B., of Manheim, Barbara, the wife of Isaac Shutter of Franklin Co., Catharine, the wife of Amos Hostetter of Manheim, and Jacob B., of Illinois. III. Abraham B., was born March 18, 1843 in Leacock township.He married on Oct 13, 1857 to Esther Kreider, d/o Benjamin and Elizabeth (Brubaker), who was born in W. Lampeter township, Feb. 11, 1837. Children; 1. Benjamin K., who married Lizzie Grossman and had children (Fannie, Laura, Ammon, Ella, Ada, Graybill, Melvin and Susie). 2. John K., married Lizzie Hartman and they children (Kate, Hettie, Lizzie, Abraham, Samuel, John, and Elmer). 3. Abraham married Fannie Landis, and had children ( Landis, Esther, Fannie, Clayton and Abraham). 4. Lizzie married Amos Roher and had children ( Annie, Enos, Daniel, and Esther.) 5. Fannie married David Herr of Lancaster township and had children (Hettie and Fannie) 6. Mary married Jonas Harnish of Pequea township and had children ( Lloyd and Huber). Members of the Mennonite Church. Huber, David, subject, of W. Lampeter, son of David and Maria, was born June 6, 1860. He married Nov 25,1889 to Anna Mower, d/o Amos and Annie. Children; Myrtle M., Mary and D. Mark. Huber I. John, great-grandfather II. Abraham III. Henry B., born Oct 19, 1815, died Jan 20. 1885, married July 16, 1838 to Ann Hess of Conestoga township. IV. David H., was reared in Marticville, on Oct 10, 1864, he married Catharine A. Good, d/o Daniel and Elizabeth (Dietrick). Children; Laura, born 1866, married Benjamin Herr of Providence township; Amelia, born 1868, married Samuel Siefred of Martic township; Aaron D., born 1871 and married Selma Warfel. Huber, Jonas, subject, of Martic township, was born April 14, 1851, s/o Henry and Annie (Hess). He married 1st, 1874 to Mary Miller, of Providence township, d/o Abraham. Children; Elizabeth who died as a young girl, and Annie, the wife of Adam Shank, of Manor township. In 1891, Jonas married Mary Hess, d/o Amos of Pequea township. Children; Ethel and Verna. Huber, Christian, father of Henry, was born Feb. 2, 1807, son of Henry and Fannie (Buchwalter). Christian married on Dec 26, 1836 to Anna Harnish, who was born Feb. 13, 1819, d/o Jacob and Catharine (Eman). Children;1. Elizabeth, born 1838, married Michael S. Kreider,at her death left 3 children. 2. Martha, born 1839, married David F. Harnish, of Manheim township. 3. Catharine born 1841, married Cyrus M. Zittle of Strasburg, 4. Henry born 1844. 5.Fannie, born 1846, married Frank Mylin. 6. Mary Ann, born 1848, married Abraham Shaub of Manor township, 7. Anna, born 1851, married Jacob Klaus, of W. Lampeter township. 8. Aaron, born 1854. 9. Christian, born 1860. Henry Huber, married Dec 12, 1878 to Isabelle Charles who was born in Pequea township, July 14, 1855, d/o Joseph and Elizabeth (Kendig). Children; Henry C., born Aug 25, 1876, Amos, born Dec 28, 1878, Christian, born Sept 1, 1882. Huber, Christian, subject, of W. Lampeter, is the son of Christian and Annie (Hornish), was born Feb. 27, 1858. He married Jan 20, 1884, to Elizabeth Lefever, a d/o Adam and Catharine (Kendig) Lefever, who was born in Lampeter, May 24, 1860. Children; Katie, Daisy Annie, and Henry. Members of the Mennonite Church Best Wishes, Geri

Ref: Town and Country Newspaper Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA Saturday - May 16, 1903 FROM OUR CORPS OF ABLE CORRESPONDENTS TELFORD Cornelius GERHART will go to housekeeping at Perkasie. Chas. SHADE and family spent Sunday at Norristown visiting friends. Isaiah DELP, hostler at County Line Hotel accepted a position as bar clerk at Central Hotel, Souderton. Oliver WOLF is hauling stones for the erection of a new house. Frank KRATZ, merchant, sold his store to Thomas NASE, of West Point and took in exchange a farm of 98 acres situated near Almont. John KUHN, Jr., son of our landlord was taken sick very suddenly with fever but is convalescing. Mrs. Howard MEYERS, of Philadelphia, is spending a week with her mother Mrs. C.G. BARNDT, on Main Street. J.A. BERGEY our popular poultry dealer is away on a trip to New York. Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard GERHART spent Sunday visiting friends in Philadelphia. Miss Addie HANGEY is confined to her room with inflamatory rheumatism. West Telford borough was represented at the republican county convention by Harry H. WAMPOLE and Vincent GODSHALL, and Franconia east was represented by J.D. SOUDER and Mr. RELLER. James WAMPOLE, residing north of this place died at the residence of his father-in-law, Mr. SCHILLING, of Brights' disease on Saturday evening. He leaves a wife but no children. Interment was made at the Lutheran cemetary, Perkasie. SPINNERSTOWN Dr. and Mrs. M.F. ACKER, of Tylersport, spent Sunday with Richard NEISE and family. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin SCHANTZ spent Sunday at Treichlersville. Rev. and Mrs. ROUSH spent Wednesday with Rev. and Mrs. T.H. LEINBACH. Rev. T.H. LEINBACH addressed the Ladies' aid society of the Reformed church of Perkasie on Wednesday evening. NEW HANOVER Oswin GEISLER and family and Mrs. GEISLER, Miss Agnes WEAND and George RUSSEL and family, all of Pottstown, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry WEAND. John YERGER and wife were the Sunday guests of his mother. Aaron MUTTER and wife and Isaac STOUDT, of Reading were the Sunday guests of John and Solomon STOUDT. Mrs. Jacob REIFSNYDER and D.C. HUNSBERGER and family and Wm. I. HUNSBERGER and family were the Sunday guests of David HUNSBERGER and wife. John ACKERMAN and wife, of Royersford and Miss Annie KEPLER, of this place were the Sunday guests of Elam ACKERMAN and family. C.M. RHOADS and Miss Alma REED were married on Saturday. They were serenaded by the Liberty band of Frederick and also by the Ringgold band of Swamp Creek. W.H. LEIDY has a sick horse. Harry MENSCH rides a fine bicycle. Rhein SMITH and family attended the funeral of his father on Saturday. Ella NESTER was in the city on Sunday a week. Mrs. Joseph PALSGROVE was in the city last week and laid in her spring stock. W.H. LEIDY sells the best linseed oil at 50 cents per gallon. W.H. LEIDY will unload two carloads of phosphate this week. OLD ZIONSVILLE Misses Flora and Lizzie GERY of Allentown and Ella WEIDNER, of Emaus, were in town over Sunday. Rev. A.B. BARTHOLOMEW of Philadelphia, secretary of the board of foreign missions of the Reformed church, preached to the Reformed congregation on Sunday. Henry GEHMAN, a student at the Shippensburg State Normal School has returned home and is laid up with pleurisy. Mrs. Mary URFFER, of Philadelphia, is visiting her son Prof. O.H. URFFER. FRUITVILLE Mrs. P. SIMON and Miss Ella SIMON, of Niantic, were the guests of C. STAHL and family on Sunday. C. STAHL was in Allentown on Tuesday. Miss Mary ADAM made a business trip to Allentown on Saturday. A.B. FRANK and Frank ADAM made a business trip to Pottstown on Tuesday. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Manoah BUTTERWECK on Sunday. Twins - a boy and a girl were born to Mr. and Mrs. George STAHL on Monday. A.S. SCHULTZ bought a horse from J.?. SEASHOLTZ. Mr. and Mrs. D. KEHS, of Treichlersville, and William MILLER and family were the guests of J. SCHWOYER and family on Sunday. ARGUS William HUGLER is on the sick list. Mrs. KRIEBEL and Mrs. ROSENBERGER, of Lansdale, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank GERHART, of Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank BARNDT, of Sumneytown, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. B.F. CRESSMAN. C.W. GERHART and son Ross, of Ambler and Mrs. C.N. SHELLEY, of Sellersville, were the guests of L. GERHART on Sunday. William and Robert DANNEHOWER made a business trip to Trumbauersville this week. H.H. ROBINSON and Peter HENRY, of Souderton was seen in town one day this week. Charles MACKNET was buried on Thursday. The funeral was largely attended. The Sunday school was there, in a body and the German Bible class, of which he was the teacher presented a beautiful floral tribute. Rev. J.H. WAIDELICH officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Frank BARNDT, of Trumbauersville, were the Sunday guests of George FRANK. Elmer HARNER, of near Tylersport, moved to this place on Monday in the house formerly occupied by Mrs. HEIMBACH. Mr. and Mrs. Frank BARNDT, of near Souderton, were the guests of his brother Harvey BARNDT on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter GUSSMAN spent Saturday and Sunday in Quakertown. Dr. and Mrs. WICKERT, of Milford Square were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin BOOZ. GRATERSFORD William KEELER and Ada HALLMAN, of Norristown, spent Sunday with the family of A.Z. SCHWENK. Henry RUTH and family, of Lansdale, and Jacob K. BERGEY, of Lower Salford, spent Sunday with the family of Elias T. GRATER. May Ruth STANLEY, of Pleasantville, O., has arrived in town and is visiting Miss Martha GRATER. Mr. and Mrs. John S. KLINE and daughters Sarah and Stella, Mrs. Samuel GRUBB and daughter, all spent Sunday in Philadelphia. Mrs. John FREDERICK and Barbara COPENHAFER, of Souderton, spent Sunday at home with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob COPENHAFER. Jonas SCHAEFFER, the green grocery man of Ironbridge had a driving accident on the grade going from C.A. WISMER's to A.C. COLE on Wednesday. He escaped with a demolished wagon and a few severe cuts in the face. H.B. HEBERIE then took him and his team home. Miss Sue E. CONNER arrived from Reading on Wednesday. She expects to spend her vacation with her father, Rev. Jacob CONNER. Platerers BOWMAN and BUCHER of Schwenksville, are working on Geo. ROSENBERGER's house. He expects to have it ready by the time the boarding season begins. FINLAND J. TRUMBAUER & Son paid their patrons at Finland, Limeport and Trumbauersville creameries 34 cents per pound for butter fat for April month. Our landlord SCHULER started work at his new barroom on Monday. John ASHTON of this place moved to Ambler yesterday. C.D. KRAUSS, photographer, took a photograph of the H. SOMER's cigar factory at this place. They have now employed about forty hands. John DANNEHOWER and family, of Sumneytown, visited Jos. HARING and family over Sunday. Jos. HARING drives a new horse. Frank HARING received a new wagon of YOST Bros., Green Lane on Friday. Robert THOMAS who was on the sick list is about again.

Martin Witmer, subject, was born July 6, 1836, s/o Jacob of W. Lampter, Lancaster Co. Martin married 1st to Lizzie Huber, d/o Levi Huber, of Willow Street, she died in 1871 leaving children;(1) Ida A., born 1863, married J. Frank Her of Paradise township, children (Ivan, Edna, Myrtle, and Miriam); (2) John H., born 1864, married Barbara Irvin, children (Clara, Irvin, Lizzie, Clayton, Cora and Irene); (3) Catharine, born 1865, married Isaac Hostetter, she died at age 27; (4) Martin, born 1868, married Naomi Finnisfrock and had one son (Howard); (5) Abraham, born 1870, died as a baby. Huber I. Henry, grandfather,married Ann Herr, they had 9 children ( Henry, John, David, Christian, Jacob, Abraham, Fannie, who married John Rush) II. Henry, was born near Strasburg in 1773, maried Veronica Buckwalter and they had 8 children, (Mary who married David Hess, Susan, who married Peter Huber, Christian, Ann, who married Nathaniel Harnish, Fannie, married Jonathan Stauffer, Elizabeth, married 1st to John Harnish, 2nd to Adam Gochnauer, Martha, married Samuel Burkholder, and David). III David Huber, born Sept 4, 1822, he married twice, first to Elizabeth Good, d/o Christian, and they had 3 children; Frank, of MO., Catharine who married Amos Good, and one that died in infancy. The second marriage of David Huber was to Maria McCartney, d/o John, children; Amos of Cass Co., MO., John, Mary, who married David Hess and David H. I.David Witmeyer great-grandfather. II. David, grandfather, born Jan 31, 1800, died April 7, 1851 married Elizabeth Hummer and they had children; John, Jacob, Aaron, of Indiana, Elizabeth, wife of Dr.___Shaffer, Priscilla, the wife of Jacob Shue, Catharine the wife of Samuel Plasterer, and Anna. III. David, was born April 13, 1832, he married Susanna Hummer and they had three children; one died in infancy, Jeremiah, and Henry H. I. Henry Huber, grandfather, wife Anna ___ II. Jacob Huber, son of Henry, died at age 41, while his wife Mary Herr, lived to be 61. Children; Jacob of Lancaster, Henry moved to IL, Susanna, Eliza who married Cyrus Zittle III. Martin Huber, was born near Big Springs, July 23, 1823. On Nov 15, 1847 he married Maria Hoover, d/o Christian Hoover and Anna (Shaub) Hoover, who was born in Strasburg township, Sept 18,, 1825 and they had children; Aaron, died as a child; Emma who married David A. Huber; and Frances E., who married Henry Shenk. David A. Huber, of West Lamperter, born Aug 11, 1860, he married Emma S., d/o Martin and Maria Huber, of W. Lamperter. She was born Oct 26, 1861 and they had children; Carrie May born 1891, Martin, born 1892 and Christian, born 1893 H. C. Huber, of Providence township, was born Dec 19, 1863, s/o Henry and Susan (Charles), natives of Lancaster Co. Henry, father of H. C. was born in 1833, died in 1894, in 1856 he married Susan Charles, and they had 9 children; Annie, Aaron, H.C., Morris, Louisa wife of Albert Eshleman, Abraham, John of Conestoga township, Benjamin of Manheim township and Milton. H. C. Huber, married Sept 17,1885 to Mary Eshleman, d/o Eli and Susan (Mack). Children; Martin Mack, of Martinsville, Daniel of Drumore, Elizabeth the wife of Joseph Rankin, Jacob P.,of Pequea township, Susan, wife of Chester Andrews of Columbia, George of W. Lampeter, Mary, the wife of H. C. Huber, Eli, Lydia, wife and Martin Eshleman. Children of H. C. Huber, Annie, Anna, Mary and Harry (twins). Best Wishes, Geri

Fries, Franklin S., subect, of Montandon, Northumberland county, was born Jan 1, 1861, in Lewisburg, Union County, son of Frederick Fries and grandson of Rev. Jost Henrich Fries. Rev. Jost Henich Fries, was born in 1777 in Germany. He was twice married, and by his first wife, Catharine (Groff) and had two children. His second wife, Susanna (Groff), born him 11 children. Frederick Fries, son of Rev. Jost Henrich, was born in Union County, Sept 7, 1826 and died July 11, 1885. He married Elmira Hassenplug, who was born Feb. 17, 1829 and died Jan 26, 1907. Children; Franklin S., born 1861, Rachel C, born 1863, married William H. Smith, and died Jan 23, 1885, a daughter born 1864, died in infancy, Alexander, born 1866, and Sue M., born 1868. Franklin S. Fries, married Adeline Elizabeth Berkheimer, d/o Henry, and they had 2 daughters, Florence Emma, and Pearl Eva. Mr. and Mrs. Fries also reared Harvey Berkheimer, who married Maggie McKean and has one child, Helen E., and they lived at Milton. Berkheimer I. William, grandfather, born in Berks County. He married Mary Hillhart. Children; Samuel of White Deer, George of White Deer, Henry, Jacob, Mary who married Andrew Fetzer, Margaret, who married Daniel Keiser, and Susan, who married ___Shannon. II. William, son of William, was born March 28, 1827, married Adeline Haupt, who was born Oct 28, 1831, their daughter, Adeline Elizabeth, born Feb. 17, 1865 married Franklin S. Fries. Hoover, John, subject, possibly of the same orgin as the Hoovers previously mentioned, was born in one of the lower counties of PA. in 1780. He was a Lutheran member of the "Brick Church" (Reeds), where both his wives are buried. His first marriage was to Margaret Ritter, who died Nov 1l, 1828 aged 44 and the mother of 8 children, Samuel, Joseph, who married Katie Katerman and they had 8 children; John, who married Elizabeth Wolverton and they had 4 children; Annie married George Krick and they had 6 children; Thomas, married Katie Krigbaum, and they had 4 children; Rebecca, who married George Keller, and they had 2 children; William, married Louisa Baldy and they had 6 children; Solomon, who married Ellen Brooks, he married 2nd to Sallie Fredericks. For his second wife, Mr. Hoover, married Mary HARMAN who died Nov 23, 1883 aged 84y 6m 12d. Children; Louisa, married Daniel Yost, J. Harman, Henry of Shamokin, Isaac of Holton , KA, Luther of Willliamsport, George of Holton, KA., Francis, Amelia, married Azariah Campbell. Best Wishes, Geri

Rev. War Huber Andrew, PA Line, soldier was born in Lebanon township in Lancaster County (now Lebanon Co) in May of 1762 lived there at enlistment. Christian, PA Line, soldier was born 13 Jan 1755 in Bucks Co, lived there at enlistment, he died prior to 1851 George, PA Line, soldier lived in Lancaster Co., at enlistment applied 1818 aged about 66, in 1819 soldier was living in Lebanon Co, and in 1820 in Meyerstown, with a wife age 60. In 1819, one Barbara Seibert or Leibert was living with her father Henry, Elizabeth, NY Line Henry, PA Line, applied 1843 in Phila. aged 87, he had enlisted in Bucks Co. Jacob or Jacob Hoover, PA Line, soldier was born 7 Dec 1756 at Strasburg, Lancaster Co and he lived at Pfouts Valley, PA at enlistment, John George, or as John George Hoover, wife Barbara, see John Hoover Hubert Casper, or as Casper Hubart or Hubpert, PA Line, soldier was born 9 Aug 1759 at Lancaster, lived there at enlistment, applied there. Soldier married Magdalena Brabantine, on 26 July 1783 Frederick, or as Frederick Hubner, wife Catharine, Cont. Line (PA), see Frederick Hubner Paul, Cont. Line (Canadian) Peter, served in Hazen Regt and Canadian Regt, soldier was living in Canada aged 101 years in 1852 Hubner Frederick or Frederick Huebner or Hubert, wife Catharine, Cont. Line (PA), soldier applied 1818 at York P/a aged 66, soldier married Catharine (?)28 Marh 1783 or 84 at York, PA, soldier died 17 Aug 1828 Hubbert Anthony, Mary, PA Line, widow applied 1837 at Phila. Co, PA and stated she was born there and always lived there and soldier lived there at enlistment. Soldier married Mary Febolt on 4 Nov 1776, soldier died in 1831 and was buried 5 Feb 1831 (recorded in the 2nd Baptist Church at Phila.) Soldier's brother was Christian Hubbert Christian, PA Lie, applied 1818 at Phila, aged 59 and he always lived there. In 1820 soldier has a wife Margaret aged 61 Hoover Anthony, wife Mary, PA Line, soldier married Mary Stealy at Phila, and his name was recorded as Anthony Jr. Henry or as Henry Hooven, see Hooven Henry, wife Lucretia, VA Line and he lived there at enlistment Jacob or as Jacob Huber, see Jacob Huber, PA line Jacob Over, wife Jane, PA Line, applied 1818 in Bath Co., VA Jacob, VA Line John, PA line, soldier was born in Lebanon townhip, Lancaster County, he lived in Hanover township at enlistment, he returned to Lebanon, PA, he moved to KY and 1808 he moved to Ohio John, PA Line, soldier lived in Lehigh Co John Michael, wife Anna Barbara, soldier married Ann Barbara Barringer 3 July 1800 in Washington township, VA Lawrence, VA Line, soldier was born on the South Fork of the Potomac River in Pendlton County, VA Michael, VA Line, soldier was born on the South Fork of the Potomac River Thomas, VA Line, applied in 1853 in Pendleton County, VA Harman, Jacob, wife Elizabeth, PA Line, soldier married 15 Sept 1780 in Northampton Co., PA to Elizabeth Conrad Leisenring, soldier died 1823 in Columbia Co leaving children; Samuel of Schuylkill Co, William of Luzerne Co., and sons - in-law, Jacob Yohe of Columbia Co., John Knorr and John Huber of Northumberland Co. Northumberland Co. History Huber, Ivanhoe Stees, subject, of Shamokin, was born Oct 4, 1845 at Pine Grove, Shuylkill County, s/o Levi and Margaret (Stackpole) Huber. Mr. Huber's great-grandfather was born in one of the German Cantons of Switzerland and emigrated to America in 1763 or a few years later. He settled in Lebanon County, where he married. His son, Michael Huber, the grandfather was born April 28, 1769 in Tulpehocken township, Lebanon Co. He married Regina Uhler, who was born in Lebanon County, d/o Christoper Uhler Major Levi Huber, son of Michael and Regina Elizabeth (Uhler) Huber, he married at Pine Grove, Oct 15, 1844 to Margaret Stackpole, who was born April 4, 1826 in McVeytown, d/o Thomas and Elizabeth (Stees) Stackpole and died at 1;30 in the morning of Dec 31, 1894, she was buried Jan 2, 1895 at Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church. Children; Ivanhoe Stees, 1845, Regina Elizabeth, 1847, wife of F.R. Carpenten of Bloomsburg, Aice Ruth, died as a baby, Frederick Thomas, 1850, married Amelia M. E. Beyer, d/o George Henry Beyer, of New York City and died in New York, Isabella, 1853 a teacher at Pottisville, Amelia Rebecca, 1857, of Kingston, NY, wife of Prof.. John E. Shull, Katharine Louiza, 1858, died as a baby, Sara Margaret, unmarried, lived in Kingston, NY. Ivanhoe Stees Huber married Sept 8, 1869 at Columbia, Lancaster County, to Mary Bloomfield Houston, d/o John W., and Mary Bloomfield (Martin) Houston of Columbia. Children;(1) Levi Houston,married Beulah Ethel Greenwald, d/o Rev. Daniel J. and Judith (Bleiler) Greenwald. (2) John Houston, (3)Margaret Elizabeth,married Oct 18, 1905 to William Kirk Heffelfinger, son of Elmer and Kate (Cleaver).(4) Mary Bloomfield and (5) Gertrude, born 1885, she married Thomas Francis Dowing Jr., son of Thomas F. and Sarah (Forrest) Dowing. Huber I. Jacob Huber II. Henry Huber born 1751 III Philip Hoover born July 20 1782 III Jacob,Huber born Oct 28 1787 IV. Benjamin Huber or Hoover, Feb 2, 1827 V. William A. J. Hoover, May 28, 1863 Best Wishes, Geri

In a message dated 5/28/03 6:38:51 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > New to this list. Greetings to fellow researchers. > Looking for the following ancestors.... > FRIESS/FRIES/FREES/FREESE. > Also looking for ENGLEHART, KLINGAMAN, SENTMAN > Ray, My grx2grandmother was Carolina KLINGEMAN b.1826 d.1872. She married George BENSINGER b.1824 d.1905. Her father was Peter KLINGEMAN b.1765 d.1839. Any connection to your KLINGAMAN? Mary Lou

New to this list. Greetings to fellow researchers. Looking for the following ancestors.... FRIESS/FRIES/FREES/FREESE. Also looking for ENGLEHART, KLINGAMAN, SENTMAN Thanks Ray Friess Salt Lake City

Bern Church Haas Philip, s/o John, born June 21, 1752 Elizabeth, d/o John, born March 28, 1755 John, s/o John, born Sept. 18, 1754 Fuchs John Michael, s/o of Michael and Elizabeth, Dec 6, 1782 Blue Mountain Church-Upper Tulpehockon John Simon Lang, s/o Casper, bp March 8, 1767 Susan Catharine Reigel, d/o Andrew, bp. March 19, 1771 John Daniel Reigel, s/o Andrew, bp 23 Oct 1774 Heidelberg Phillip, s/o Johann Deiter Stiehli, born Sept 19,, 1761 Catharine Elizabeth, d/o Johannn Deiter Stiehly, born Dec 27, 1764 Apollina, d/o Friedrich Huber, and Catharine, born Sept 1, 1765 John Adam, s/o Freiderch Huber, June 9, 1767 Wilhelm, s/o Dieter Stiely, bp. July 14, 1776 Jacob, s/o Bernhard Hubner, bp. July 16, 1785 Johannes, s/o Dietrich Stily, bp June 16, 1786 Maria Barbara, d/o Wendel Weinhold and wife, born Jan 12, 1787. sp Maria Elizabeth Fischer Host Church Johann Adam Riegel, born Apri 9, 1790 Jonathan, s/o Simon Riegel, and Gertraut, born Jan 10, 1790 Johann Jacob.s/o Mattheis Riegel, born May 14 1788 Elizabeth, d/o Frantz Zoeller, born Jan 10, 1786 Johann Georg, s/o Simon and Anna Gertraut Riegel, born April 3, 1787. sp., Daniel Riegel, single Johann Jacob, s/o Peter Zollner and Maria Catharine, born July 21, 1781 Valentin, s/o Johannes Engel and Anna Margaretha, born May 17, 1781 Johannes s/o Johannes Engel, July 21, 1781 John Adam Riegel, s/o Simon, born July 11, 1779. sp. John Adam Riegel Henrich Zoller, s/o Peter, born Feb 10, 1778 John Daniel Riegel, s/o Simon, born Nov 11, 1777 Johannes, s/o Andreas Riegel, born Nov 9. 1772 Johannes Riegel, s/o Simon, born July 11, 1774 Philippus Adam Riegel, s/o Adam Simon, born Aug 18 1767 John Adam Riegel, s/o Johannes, born Sept 15, 1754 Daniel Riegel, s/o Johannes and Catharine Elizabeth, Nov 8, 1756. Sp., Daniel Riegel and wife Best Wishes, Geri

Ramsey-Lancaster Co Mary to William Carson, 13 Oct 1786 Jennet to William Hamilton, 12 Nov 1755 Jane to Joseph Potter, 17 Nov 1761 William to Margaret McCleland, 20 Jan 1766 Dauphin County-Ramsey David to Martha Graham, 13 March 1787 or 88 David to ___ 21 April 1774 Hugh to Margaret McHargue 8 April 1782 Samuel to Alice Maxwell, 14 June 1763 Phila County Ramsay James and Honour Lee, Dec 6, 1768 William and Catharine Hood, June 12, 1804 Ramsey Ann to Thomas Demeng, May 6, 1783 Elizabeth to Thomas Talbut, June11 1795 Frances to Sylvester Holland, Nov 2, 1797 Francis to Jane O'Donald, Oct 12, 1763 Giles to Mary Rice, Dec 13, 1762 Jane to Thomas Clark, Aug 23, 1795 Joseph to Ruth Thomas, Jan 15, 1735 William to Catharine Dennison, Nov 30, 1746 Strong Abraham to Dorothy Bullock, Aug 29, 1726 Kitty to Edward Abbott, Nov 13, 1798 Mathew tp Agnes Gerrard, Jan 15, 1770 Sarah to Robert Anderson, May 4, 1799 Trump John and Sarah Hamble, Aug 8, 1798 Mary to Robert Brady, Jan 7, 1763 Rebacca to John Smallwood, July 12, 1762 Phila County Fuchs Friedrich to Maria Mueller, Sept 9, 1788 George, to Barbara Dietz, May 22, 1786 William to Rachel Endt, Sept 2, 1787 Farrier William to Elizabeth Klein, March 13, 1794 Fischer Heinrich to Elizabeth Weiss, June 16, 1795 Martin to Maria Schmidt, Feb 28, 1793 Gruber George Philip to Charlotte Amstaedt, Jan 1, 1789 Haeny Conrad (widower) to Maria Hartman (widow, Jan 19, 1784 Moser Johann to Catharine Lang, March 6, 1785 Friess Elizabeth to George Braun, Sept. 19, 1790 Elizabeth to Michael Walter, Nov 3, 1791 Margarethe. to Peter Ott, April 8,, 1794 Frie, Susannah to Jacob Seyl, Oct 15, 1735 Fischer Catharine to Philip Bechthold, Aug 11, 1795 Margareta to Peter Walter, Sept 27, 1785 Maria to Peter Wittich, June 7, 1792 Elizabeth (widow) to George Weckerle (widower), April 24, 1792 Christoper, Christian in license book, and Barbara Omensetter, Dec 6, 1761 Fisher Abraham to Elizabeth Gansly, April 9, 1765 George to Christiana Phips, Aug 10, 1769 Samuel to Margaret McCarty, Aug 28, 1764 Ferrier William to Susanna Abel, Aug 17, 1796 Huber Catharine to Johann Ebling, Aug 28, 1785 Magdalena, to Christian Jacob Heiter, Aug 4, 1781 Johannes to Catharine Dieringer, July 29, 1762 Isaac to Sophia Taylor, March 18, 1789 Hueber A. Maria to Peter Weckerley, March 27, 1787 Sarah to Johann Balthasar Trout, April 26, 1789 Hainey Dorothy to Anthony Adamson, Feb 5, 1748 Elizabeth to John Peel, May 23, 1743 Huffman, Mary to Thomas Whitehead, Jan 13, 1762 Hummer, William to Elizabeth Richardson, May 25, 1756 Hutton Benjamin to Rebecca Plumstead, , July 27, 1780 George to Mary Moore, Aug 11, 1760 James to Mary Weeks, April 20, 1749 John to Susannah Stephens, Aug29, 1759 Mary to David Evans, Aug 15, 1761 Mary to Joseph Allen, Aug 9,1758 Nathaniel, to Margaret Nuttle, Aug 13, 1762 Thomas to Rachel Barnes, Nov 5, 1739 William to Ann Caldwell, July 19, 1798 Best Wishes, Geri

Hoover, G. Carroll, subject. Lawyer from Montgomery County. He was the son of George G. Hoover and descendant of Jacob Huber, who came from Germany, one of 4 bothers, Christian, John, Martin and Jacob on the ship "Pink Pliasance' in 1732. Jacob Huber was under 16, and following the lead of his brothers, he changed to name to Hoover. It seems to be well established that he was the father to Henry Hoover, who was born in Bucks County, in 1751, married Margaret Kern, and in 1797 moved from Hilltown township, Bucks County, to Gwynedd township, Montgomery County. He was an elder of the Reformed Church. He died April 9, 1809, his wife surviving him until Nov 27, 1813, aged 62. Philip Hoover, 3rd of 5 children, was born in Montgomery County, July 20, 1782. He was a soldier in the War of 1812. He served Boehm's Reformed Church at Blue Bell as a decon from 1810 to 1823, until his death, about 40 years later, he office of elder. Philip married Nov 13, 1804, to Mary Conrad, d/o Frederick W. Conrad. Philip and Mary (Conrad) Hoover had 13 children, six only reaching maturity, one of these a son, Albert C., grandfather of C. Carroll. Albert C., was born in Gwynedd township and died at his home, 34 East Oak street, Norristown, Aug 24, 1902. He married Elizabeth Geatrell, who died June 26, 1909 and she was the d/o George and Ann Geatrell, both born on the Isle of Wight, an island in the English channel. George Geatrell came to America on July 4, 1821. George G. Hoover, son of Albert C., was born at Gwynedd on May 28, 1853.He married Eva Fisher, who died Dec 30, 1915, d/o Leonard Fisher, who was born in Montgomery County, April 9, 1818 and died in Phila., Dec. 22, 1872. Children; 1. Ethel, married Frederick W. Johnson, they moved 1st to NY and then to Salmon, Idaho, she died in Asheville, NC, Sept 18, 1918 leaving 2 children, Dorothy and Faris. 2. Norma A., married Paul Connor, and they lived in Washington, DC, where she died Jan 22, 1914 and her husband on June 26, 1914. 3. Harriet N., married Marcus A. Walker. 4. G. Carroll, who married Oct 14, 1903 to Meta Moore, d/o Samuel M., and Savillia P. Moore Births at Montgomery County Jacob and Catharine Elizabeth Huber, a son, J. Jacob, bp. Oct 26, 1760 Heinrich Huber and wife, a dau. Catharine, bp May 30 1760 Heinrich and Susanna Huber, a son, Abraham, bp May 28, 1758 "Valandin and Barbara Huber, a son, J. Peter, bp. May 28, 1758. sp. Peter Kuster Marriages after 1748 and before 1758 J. Huebner to Anna "Dotter" H. Hegar to Eva Huber ____ amd Creth Huber Valentin Keiser to Barbara Huber Jacob Huber to Elizabeth Samuel Heinrich Huber to Barbara ___ Heinrich Huber to Christiana ___ Casper Huber to Anna ____ J. Jacob Huber to Anna Cath. Kehler, March, 1758 Deaths Huber, Philip Balthaser, Sept _ 1747 aged 30 Births Huber, Philip Balthasar, born Sept 17, 1747, s/o Maria Margaretha (widow) Marriage Hueben, Henrich to Elizabeth Bolde, Dec 5, 1775 Reformed Hoover, Cath., to Christian Alberger, June 30, 1782 "Huben", Casper to Cath. Rath, Aug 28, 1801 Huber, Heinrich to Maria Engel, June 8, 1780 Huber, John. to Susanna Dauberman, Feb 26, 1801 Huber, Joseph to Anna Maria Tise, March 12, 1799 Huber, Maria to Henry Tepes, Sept 23, 1787 At Phila Huber Anna to Samuel Printz, Oct 22, 1767 Catharine to Samuel Pope, April 4, 1763 Elizabeth to John George Krauss, July 28, 1763 Johann George to Cath. Sibillar kruegar, Dec 23, 1746 Anna Maria to Adreas Ries, Nov 13, 1760 Magdalena to George Adam Hittler, Nov 24, 1754 Margaretha to John Adam Knau April 17, 1760 Jacob to Catharine Rittensin, April 22, 1800 Johann to Polly Ash (Esch) Feb 10, 1799 Mathias to Mary Warner, July 4, 1796 Maria to Jacob Froelich, Nov 27, 1798 Hoover Fanny to James Nicholas, Oct 20, 1790 Hanna to Jacob Shermer, March 28, 1789 John to Mary Metts, Jan 11. 1791 Latita to John Jackson, Nov 13, 1800 Margaret to Caleb Cushin, Jan 14, 1793 Nancy to Samuel Pierce, Sept 27, 1795 Hover Adam to Catharine Bolter, Aug 21, 1782 Mary to William Brandwood, May 29, 1771 Best Wishes, Geri

Buried at Bethlehem Huber, George, 1718-90, from Baden, Germany, blacksmith by trade. Married the widow of J.P. Lehnert, who had died at Nazareth in 1756, the first Moravian buried there. Huber, Anna M., 1744, d/o John M. Huber Huber, Anna Maria, nee Berck,1728-94, born at Bubendorf, near Basel, Switzerland. Her first husband was Peter J. Lehnert, of Nazareth, to whom she had 3 sons. After his death, in 1756, she married to George Huber, of Nazareth and they had 5 children. Huber, Catharine, nee Butmmansky 1703-98, born at Seidendorf, "Morvia". She was married to Fred Riedel, who in 1735, with other Moraviaan colonists went to Georgia, but had already died, when his wife followed him the next year. She married 2nd to Peter Rose, but he died there (in Georgia) in 1740. Coming then to Bethlehem, PA., she was ordained a Deaconess by Zinzendorf. She married again to J. H. Huber, with whom she assisted in the work of the Church of Bethlehem and Nazareth, until her husband was sent on an official journey to the West Indies, the ship foundered and he did not return. Huber, Dorothea, nee Ronner, 1747-1826. born at Bethlehem, wife of the shoemaker Joseph Huber. They moved in Hope, NJ, he died there in 1817 Huber, Salome, nee Eschenbach, 1762-1829, born at Oley, PA. She was the wife of George Huber Huber, George, 1760-1813, born at Nazareth. Blacksmith and for a while, postmaster. In 1801 he bought a farm near Bethlehem. His wife, Salome Eschenbach was from Hope. NJ "Huebner", Christine, nee Eschenbach 1760-1829, from Oley, Berks County, d/o Reb Andrew Eschenbach. In 1790 she married the Rev. Lewis Huebner. Marriages-Moravian Huber, Elizabeth to Mattaeus Hancke, Aug 2, 1784 Huber, George to Anna Maria (Berk) Lenhart, April 20, 1757 Huber, George to Salome Eschenbach, June 20, 1790 Huber, Joseph to Dorothea Ronner, Sept 7, 1778 Huber, Michael to Catharine Rose, Nov 3/14, 1742 Huber, Rosina to Joseph Dixon, July 19, 1794 Buried at Northampton County Huber, Heinrich 14 Nov 1752-24 Dec 1846 Births Huber, John George, born 3 Oct 1801, s/o John and Margaret Huber Hubner, John Jacob, 6 Aug 1781, s/o George and Anna Maria Mexican War Huber David, PA James H. KY Joseph applied in AR Napolean, MS Hoover Abraham, TN Daniel, applied in OR. served MO Hardy, SC Isaac B. US Army Isaac B., KS Jacob, MO Jacob A., MO James, OH James B., MO Joel, TN Joel L., PA John B., IL John B., wife Sarah, PA Jonas S. served Ohio, applied in MO Richard, IL Samuel H., IL Stephen, OH William C., MO Indian Wars Huber Frederick, filed in LA George W., filed in WA Heinrch filed in AZ John, alias John Heuber, UT John L. filed in CO Joseph, filed in CA Joseph E., filed in ID Nekodem,, filed in MT Best Wishes, Geri

Marriages Reinhardt, Christian to Christine Scheller, March 23, 1793 Freier, John to Eva Trollinger, Sept 8, 1793 Rev. Hendel Lang, Henry to Catharine Blacker,April 18, 1795 Trump, George to Christine Bischoffberger, Ag 1, 1796 Zeller, Jacob to Elizabeth Worn, June 21, 1798 Rev. Weyberg Deaths Elizabeth Huber, aged 57y 6m, buried Feb. 19, 1787 Rev. Winchaus Widow of John Zeller, aged 75, buried Oct. 1, 1790 Rev. Hindell John Huber, age 33y, buried Oct 28,1794 Rev. Helffenstein John Huber to Susan Dauberman, Feb __1801 John Chamberlain to Elizabeth Seller, April 10, 1801 Births at Lancaster Peter Koster, s/o George and Anna Maria, born Aug 16, 1756 Henry Bucher, s/o Henry and Anna, born Oct 14, 1757 John George Koster, s/o John Peter and Anna Dorothea, Dec 31, 1758 Mary Elizabeth Koster, d/o George and Anna Margaret, Sept 2, 1758 Jacob Long, s/o Nicholas and Eliz. May 30, 1759 Eliz. Barbara Kuster, d/o John and Barbara, Dec 17, 1759 Anna Maria Kuster, d/o Peter and Anna Dorothea Oct 24, 1760 Peter Kuster, s/o George and Anna, March 17, 1762 John Jacob Decker, s/o Val. and Anna Margaret, Dec 6, 1761 Jacob Decker, s/o Jeremiah and Dorothea, June 30, 1762 Peter Long, s/o Nicholas and Elizabeth, May 17, 1764 Christian Long, s/o Nicholas, born 28, 1765 John Long,s/o Matthew and Catharine, bp Nov 24, 1771 John William Ernst, April 24, 1772, the mother was an English woman who died shortly after the child was born. She presented the child to John Ernst who promised to raise the child. John Long, s/o Nicholas, Oct 23, 1772 John George Huber, s/o George (deceased) and Anna Maria, Nov 5, 1774 Barbara Roher, bp April 6, 1787, maiden name Zeller, her parents are separated. Elizabeth Ernst, d/o Henry and Elizabeth, Oct 25, 1793 Christian Long, s/o Christian and A. Mary, April 10, 1793 John Long, s/o Jacob and Catharine, Sept 14, 1794 Barbara Weigel, d/o John and Barbara, July 11, 1795 Eva Maria Ranck, d/o Jacob and Catharine, July 9, 1795 John Ernst, s/o Henry and Elizabeth, Nov 11, 1796 Jacob Runk, s/o Jacob and Catharine, Sept 16, 1797 Elizabeth Huber, d/o George and Elizabeth, Jan 26, 1799 J. Jaocb Hubert, s/o Jacob and Dorothea, Feb. 24, 1799 Michael Ranck, s/o Jacob and Catharine, Jan 20, 1799 John Hubert, s/o John and Elizabeth, Nov 30, 1798 Christian Deyer, s/o Andrew and Elizabeth, April 1, 1799 Best Wishes, Geri

I lived down river a few miles from Spring Mills during the late 1940s. The Spring Mills fair was a big event every summer. It was actually a carnival with rides and side shows. It was most likely set up there because it was an unincorporated area. Tom San Pablo, California