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1. [ZIMMERMAN-L] Fw: Harry E. Zimmerman & Barbara Disque
2. Lynda
3. Subject: Re: Harry E. Zimmerman & Barbara Disque > > Harry E. Zimmerman & Barbara Disque > > > b. June 1865-PA. b. Oct 1865-Germany=20 > > > Children Birthday ___ Death=20 > > > Harry David Zimmerman > > (aka. Oysters)Sept 1886 Feb 19, 1965 > wife Anna=20 > > > *Clinton Nov 1889 July 3, 1953 > wife Flora Whitman > > > Arthur W. Zimmerman July 1894 1940=92s > > wife Catherine > > > Earl Zimmerman Oct 1897 > > wife Margaret McPherson=20 > > Herb C. Zimmerman Oct 16, 1969 > > wife Gert Bonner 1) Harry Sr., was born in Tremont, Schuykill County, = > Pennsylvania and live in Manayunk when he married=20 > Barbara. Harry was a grocer and Barbara was a mill hand. Barbara said she was born in 1866. Harry said he was born in 1865 but his marriage cert says 1866. Harry and Barbara were married by G.W.F Graff: Minister of the Gospel. Harry and Barbara were married on December 2, 1887 in = > Philadelphia. (see marriage certificate) 2) Barbara Disque was born in Germany. The border often switch back and = > forth from French rule to Germany rule. > > > She live at 2723 Frankford Avenue at the time she married Harry. Barbara Disque was from Allase-Lorrian which borders France and Germany. Barbara was of French heritage. > > > 3) Harry Jr.,(Oysters) had around 17 children from different marriages. = > > Harry died at 76 years old when he was changing a tire. A couple of Harry=92s children were: (Grace, Gladis, Mable, Butch, Harry Myrtle) George was from another marriage. Eleanor is still alive (637-1352). George had 2 sons: George and Kenny. Kenny still lives in Philadelphia. George died in May of 1995. He has a son named Kelly. > > > 4) Harry David is buried in with Myrtle A. Zimmerman. > > > Clinton and Flora are buried at North Cedar Hill Cemetary.) > > > 5) Arthur died of mustard gas poisoning that ruined his lungs in Germany during World War I. He had a sons named Walter and Arthur and a daughter named Catherine. > > > 6) Herb had children named Clare and Rita Clifford (7) Barbara = > > Disque-Zimmerman died after 1948. She was born in Oct of 1865 in = > > Germany. She immigrated when she > > > was just an infant in 1866 (census info). (M Zimmerman) > > > > > > > > > ------=_NextPart_000_0144_01BDE5AC.60A05DA0 > > Content-Type: text/html; > > charset="iso-8859-1" > > Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable > > > <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD W3 HTML//EN"> > > <HTML> > > <HEAD> > > > <META content=3Dtext/html;charset=3Diso-8859-1 = > > http-equiv=3DContent-Type> > > <META content=3D'"MSHTML 4.72.3110.7"' name=3DGENERATOR> > > </HEAD> > > <BODY bgColor=3D#ffffff> > > <DIV> > > Zimmerman > size=3D3> > > > > Harry E. Zimmerman & Barbara Disque > > b. June 1865-PA. b. Oct 1865-Germany = > > <FONT=20 > > face=3D"Lucida Casual" size=3D2> > size=3D4> > > Children Birthday ___ Death<FONT=20 > > face=3D"Lucida Casual" size=3D4> > Casual"=20 > > size=3D1> > > Harry David Zimmerman Sept 1886 Feb 19, 1965 > > (aka. Oysters) > > wife Anna > > *Clinton Nov 1889 July 3, 1953 > > wife Flora Whitman > > Arthur W. Zimmerman July 1894 1940’s > face=3DPhyllis size=3D2> > > wife Catherine > > Earl Zimmerman Oct 1897 > > wife Margaret McPherson > >   > > Herb C. Zimmerman Oct 16, 1969 > > wife Gert Bonner 1) Harry Sr., was born in = > > Tremont,=20 > > Schuykill County, Pennsylvania and live in Manayunk when he married > > Barbara. Harry was a grocer and Barbara was a mill hand. Barbara said = > > she was=20 > > born in 1866. Harry said he > > was born in 1865 but his marriage cert says 1866. Harry and Barbara = > > were=20 > > married by G.W.F Graff: Minister of > > the Gospel. Harry and Barbara were married on December 2, 1887 in=20 > > Philadelphia. (see marriage certificate) > size=3D1><FONT=20 > > size=3D2> > > 2) Barbara Disque was born in Germany. The border often switch back = > > and forth=20 > > from French rule to Germany rule. > > She live at 2723 Frankford Avenue at the time she married Harry. = > > Barbara=20 > > Disque was from Allase-Lorrian which borders France and Germany. Barbara = > > was of=20 > > French heritage. > > 3) Harry Jr.,(Oysters) had around 17 children from different=20 > > marriages. Harry died at 76 years old when he was > > changing a tire. A couple of Harry’s children were: (Grace, = > > Gladis,=20 > > Mable, Butch, Harry Myrtle) George was > > from another marriage. Eleanor is still alive (637-1352). George had = > > 2 sons:=20 > > George and Kenny. Kenny still lives > > in Philadelphia. George died in May of 1995. He has a son named = > > Kelly. > > > > 4) Harry David is buried in NorthCedar Hill Cemetary at Frankford = > > Avenue and=20 > > Cheltham Streets. He is buried with > > Myrtle A. Zimmerman. Harry is lot no# 37356. Services were provided = > > by=20 > > Dillion Funeral Home. (see Clinton Z. > > Clinton and Flora are buried at North Cedar Hill Cemetary.) > > 5) Arthur died of mustard gas poisoning that ruined his lungs in = > > Germany=20 > > during World War I. He had a sons > > named Walter and Arthur and a daughter named = > > Catherine.<FONT=20 > > size=3D1> > > 6) Herb had children named Clare and Rita Clifford (7) Barbara=20 > > Disque-Zimmerman died after 1948. She was born in Oct of 1865 in = > > Germany. She=20 > > immigrated when she > > was just an infant in 1866 (census info). (M Zimmerman) > >   > > > >  </DIV></BODY></HTML> > > > ------=_NextPart_000_0144_01BDE5AC.60A05DA0-- > >Hi -- > >The message you submitted to this list (included above) wasn't >sent to the list subscribers. RootsWeb accepts only plain text >mail. 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10/18/1998 08:35:29