GEORGE SCHOLTZ (E7) (SCHULTZ or SHULTZ) and his DESCENDANTS

[7] GEORGE SCHOLTZ [E 7], b Feb. 15, 1674; d Feb. 21, 1754; lived in Nieder Harpersdorf, Silesia; m Jan. 15, 1704, ANNA HUBNER [E 8], of Armenruhe, b 1680; d Oct. 17, 1756.

George Scholtz and wife left Silesia for Saxony Apr. 27, 1726, with their four children and settled in Hennersdorf, near Go/.litz. On Apr. 19, 1730, they moved to Herrnhut; on June 16, 1731, they moved from Herrnhut to Berthelsdorf "Auf den Ober Hof." On Apr. 19, 1733, they left Berthelsdorf for Pa., arriving in Phila. on the Brigantine "Merchant," Sept. 18, 1733.

Children (4):

[7-2]               1. Melchior [E 183], b Mar. 15, 1706, Ober Hdrf. baptized Mar. 19, 1706; sponsors: George Kieszler, Susanna Kriibelin, Christiana Wiegnerin; d Mar. 3, 1764; m Catarina Kahl-bach. Melchior Scholtze did not come to Pa. with his father in 1733, but remained in Gorlitz and arrived in Phila. on the Brig.; "Mary of Philadelphia" on June 28, 1735.

2. Christoph [7-1]   3. George [E 1] J

twins, b Jan. 3, 1711, in Ober Hdrf.

 

Sponsors for Christoph, the elder: George Jackel, Maria Beierin, Christine Wiegnerin; for George, the younger, George Kieszler, Maria Jackelin, Susanna Scholtzin.

Christoph left for Altona, June 20, 1730, where he arrived June 30; arrived at Amsterdam July 18, where he finds the Messrs. de Betry on Aug. 14 and leaves Amster­dam with them for East India on Oct. 16, 1730.

George Scholtz [E 1] was the first Schwenkfelder to migrate to Pa. He sailed from Rotterdam in the "Snow Lowther" and arrived in Phila. Oct. 14, 1731. He m

Elizabeth___________ , and finally settled in Maryland. He d in 1779. (For further

details see [7-1].)

4. David [E 9] (the Surveyor), b Sept. 13, 1717,

[7-3a]               at Armenruhe. Sponsors: Melchior Schu-                        1. Anna Rosina Beer [E 186].

[7-3b]               bert, Susanna Scholtzen, Maria Dre- i _m 2. Elizabeth Lauer. scherin; d Apr. 25, 1797;

George Scholtz [E 7], d Feb. 22, 1754, aet. 80 years. Anna, widow of George Scholtz, d Oct. 17, 1756, aet. 76 years less 5 weeks; interred Oct. 19, Text, Ps. 90: 15 [Cf. David Schultze's Almanac, Perk. Reg., Vol. III, p. 61].

"Nuptials Patris mei d 15 Januar 1704, war alt 30 Jahr, et Mater 23 Jahr; Anno 1674, d 15 Februar ist mein Vater George Scholtze gebohren and ist Anno 1746 d 15 Februar nun 72 Jahr alt. Meine Mutter Anna, geb. Hiibnerin, ist gebohren Anno 1680." [Cf. David Schultz Almanac, p 10.] (The nuptials of my father took place on Jan. 15, 1704. His age was 30 years and mother was 23 years. My father, George Scholtze, was born in 1764, and was 72 years old on Feb. 15, 1746. My mother, maiden name Hubner, was born in 1680).

"Drei davon handeln schon 1731/2 mit Saffron in America." [Regent, p 84 b.] (Three of the chil­dren deal in Saffron in America in 1731/2.)

Practically all the information concerning the family of George Scholtze, Sr., after their arrival in Pa., was obtained from the diaries of his son, David. His place of residence and burial are not known although it is likely that they in later life lived with their son, Melchior, on the tract bought by George and Melchior in Upper Hanover Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. [Plate D I]. It is surmised that George Schultz and wife, Anna, and their son, Melchior, are buried in unmarked graves on an unenclosed plot on this tract.

His son, George, who had preceded the family to Pa. by two years, was a merchant in Philadelphia at the time of the arrival of the father's family, and it is very likely that father and son lived together for the first few years, but where the father lived after the son moved to Maryland the Editor has been unable to determine.

[7-1] GEORGE SCHOLTZ [E 1], b Jan. 3, 1711; din 1779; s George and Anna (Hubner) Scholtz [7]; was the first Schwenkfelder to come to Pa., arriving in Phila. on the "Snow Lowther," Oct. 14, 1731. We are told that when George Scholtz started for Pa. his twin brother, Christopher, left for the East dies, which is the last we hear of him. Just why these twin brothers started out as they did, andwhy one went to the East Indies and the other to Pa. is a question that should be investigated.

For much of the data relating to these early Schultz families we are indebted to the David Schultz

Almanac Diaries, written by George's brother David [E 9], q.v.

The following family of George Scholtz is constructed from the evidence collected:

[7-1] GEORGE SCHOLTZ [E 1], b Jan. 3, 1711; d 1779; s George and Anna (Hubner) Scholtz [7]; m

ELIZABETH__________

Children (6):

1.  
2.  
3.  

[7-4]          4. Mary d after 1814; m Henry Sites.

[7-5]          5. George, b 1751; d June 18, 1810; m Christiana

[7-6]          6. David, b Sept. 16, 1763; d 1843; m_______

On Oct. 14, 1731, George Schatz subscribed to the Declaration of. Fidelity and Abjuration [Col Rec., Vol. III, p. 417.]

George Schultz' name was on "Payroll of a Detachment of the 6th Battalion of Berks Co. Militia on duty Guarding Prisoners of War from Reading to Philadelphia." [Pa. Arch., 2nd Ser., Vol. XIV., p 821.] Was this George Schultz a Schwenkfelder?

In an acknowledgment signed June 11, 1770, we find the following: "Elizabeth Shultz, wife of George Shultz, residing at Conegochighe in Maryland."

When George Scholtz signed the Oath of Allegiance he spelled his name "Scholtz" (q.v.), but in signing his will he wrote "Shultz"; thus showing the changes undergone in spelling. Most of his de­scendants also spell the name "Shultz", while most of the families in Pa. have retained the spelling "Schultz."

That George Scholtz was a merchant and was engaged in business in Phila., we know by the de­scription given in deeds of land to himself and brother, David [vid. Homes and Burial Places], when in 1736, George Schultz of Phila., Merchant, and David Schultz of "New Hanover" acquired 260 acres of land. On Mar. 1, 1757, this plot was conveyed to their brother, Melchior, and in this transaction the brothers are described as follows: "George Scholtze, late of the city of Phila., Merchant now of Salis­bury Hundred, Frederick Co., Maryland, and David Schultz of Upper Hanover, formerly though erroneously called "New Hanover." On June 11, 1770, Elizabeth, wife of George Scholtz of Coneoco-cheague, Maryland, released her right to the property, upon the payment to her of five pounds by Catherine Scholtz, widow of Melchior Schultz.

George Scholtz must have gone to Maryland prior to 1757, according to the above transaction, and according to entries made by David in his Almanac Diary. On Feb. 15, 1756, a letter was received by David from George, dated Dec. 26; on Jan. 16 and Feb. 16, he wrote answers to George at Conego-hick.

"Feb. 10, 1757, George my brother, came from Conigoshick."

"Mar. 4, my brother, George, set out for Conegoschick." On Mar. 1, 1759 and Oct. 29, 1768 he wrote letters to George in Caneogoshick.

In 1763, George Scholtz, a resident of Maryland, acquired 100 acres of land located a few miles west of Hagerstown, to which he added 33 acres in 1773, which he occupied the rest of his life. It is probable that he is buried in the private cemetery on this land near Hagerstown, although no stone marks his grave.

On June 10, 1763, George Shults of Frederick County, Md., gave a mortgage of 90 pounds to Mel­chor Wagener, Melchor Shults and Christopher Shults of Hereford Twp., Berks Co., Pa., and George Shults and David Shults of Upper Hanover Twp., Phila. Co. [H. 548.]

It is probable that George Scholtz married in Maryland; the first name of his wife was Elizabeth, but her last name has not been determined. George Schultz was naturalized Apr. 12, 1743, and died in 1779; and three of his children were married at that time. We know that he had four daughters, and two sons. No trace of the three daughters has been found, and the connection of the other three has not been absolutely established, although the evidence points the family to connection as stated above.

Elizabeth Scholtz, widow of George, m second time Martin Harry, as established by will.

WILL OF GEORGE SCHULTZ
[Wills A p 28 Hagerstown, Md.]

In the Name of Almighty God, Amen, I George Shultz of Saulsbury in Washington County in the State of Mary­land, and an old aged sickly man and uncertain when God Almighty will call for my soul, But sound in Mind and Memory. I therefore Recommend and deliver my Soul into his mercy in hope to obtain mercy and make my Last Will and Testament and my body I order to be decently Entered in the next neighbor's Grave Yard after a Christian Manner and I make and ordain my true and Loving wife Elizabeth whole and sole Executrix of all my leaving Estate after my Decease of the Movable and Immovables that she may keep all together with the youngest three children until the youngest Son David Shultz hath his age of 21 years which will be the sixteenth of September 1784, and then she shall sell all the movables and immovables if she not hath a mind to sell it before and then she shall have One third of all but the debts must be paid Before and the three married children gets no share of the movables for they have gotten their share of the movables and Mary the same Girl is to have fifty Pounds, Before they divide the Lega­cies and the two sons shall have equal shares of one third, and the Four Daughters equal share of the other third. Further I take leave of all my Wife and children and Grand-children and all Christians with Recommending into providence of God Almighty, Amen. in the year of our Lord 1779, January 6

Signed Sealed Pronounced and Declared in the presence of

Jacob Beckly

John Snider                                                                                                   George Shultz (L.S.)

Michael Roof

The will was Probated June 1, 1779.

EXTRACTS FROM COURT RECORDS, RE GEORGE SCHOLTZ ESTATE.

First Account                                                                            Vol. 1-18

The account of Elizabeth Shultz, Executrix of George Shultz late of Washington County, deceased, viz.

1781. This Accountant charges herself with the amount of an inventory Exhibited on said Estate	£1760.	0. 0
And this Accountant prays to be allowed for the following payments anddisbursements, to wit:
To cash paid David Shultz, p. Bond and Receipt appears..............................................................................................................................	178.	5. 0
To cash paid Phillip Came, p. Account and Receipt appears.................................	26.	0. 0
To cash paid George Shafer, Appraiser, p. Receipt appears..............................................................................................................................	6.	0. 0
To cash paid Davelt Anehoney, Appraiser, p. Receipt appears. ............................	6.	0. 0
To cash paid Martin Kirshner p. receipt appears...................................................	5779.	0. 0
To cash paid Thomas Belt.....................................................................................	382.10. 0
	£6377.15. 0
Amount of debit................	1760.
Ballance due Executrix.....	£4617.15. 0

Elizabeth Shultz                  March 12, 1781

Executrix              Ballance due the Executrix upon

George Shultz          passing final account £51. 6. 1

In Gold or Silver. Executrix prays to pass a second account

Distribution of Estate.

Martin Harry &

Dec. 15, 1784

Elizabeth, his wife I

Ballance due upon passing final Acc't

who was Executrix to

£356. 0.11                  Specie

George Schultz

Distribution as follows, viz.

Agreeable to the Testator's Will, viz.

One third to the Widow.................... £102. 0. 3

To Mary Shoultz ................................ 75 . 10. 1

To the 2 sons each 51. 0.1M.............. 102. 0. 3

To the other Girls 25.10. 1M each.  .... 76.10. 4

£356. --.11

Ballance Book upon deceased persons Estate in Washington County

Final Account

The Final Account of Martin Harry and Elizabeth his wife who was Executrix of George Shultz late of Washing-

ton County. Deceased.

These accountants charge themselves with the amt. of a Tract of Land sold as Testator directed ........................................ 462. 7. 6

and these accountants pray to be allowed for the Ballance of the first Acct. the following payments:

of the Ballance due on their first account.    51. 6. 1

of money paid the Surveyor as p. receipt............................ 3. 5. 0

of money paid the Chain Carriers as p. acc't and rec......... 1. 0. 0

of money p. the Register.................................................... 3.15. 6

of d. the Executor's Commission on the payments and on the sales of the above land   47. 0. 0

State ac. for. 106. 6. 7

Bal, due estate.. . 356. 0.11

462. 7. 6

On the 15th December, 1781, came Martin Harry, Exec. of George Shultz late of said County dec'd and made oath that this above account is Just and true as stated and that he hath Bona Fide paid or secured to be paid the particular sums for which he claims an allowance, whereupon, after due Examination, is passed by

Thomas Belt, Reg.

WILL OF MARTIN HARRY

_Jr      1787-2-28 made

t 1788-9-26 probated

I give and bequeath to my beloved wife, Elizabeth, One third part of the money I have received and am to re­ceive for land sold to Henry Ash which land belonged to the Estate of George Shultz, deceased. I also give and be­queath to my said wife the Bed and Bedstead we now use, also a cow and the sum of twenty pounds current money to her and her heirs and assigns. I also give and bequeath to my said wife so long as she lives my widow the sum of twelve pounds current money annually, to be paid to her yearly by my sons Jonathon, David, Charles, Martin, Jacob, John and Andrew. I also give and bequeath to my said wife so long as she lives my widow the use and benefit of my house and lot Number 67 in Mary Ann Town in the County aforesaid, adjoining the aforesaid Elizabeth Inn.

[Vol. I, 262]             Widow's legacy.              [Wills 8 p 172 Hagerstown}

It seems that, after the death of Martin Harry, his widow removed to Augustin County, Virginia, where she gave

a deed dated Sept. 24, 1789, to Henry Ash of Washington County, farmer, in compliance with the will.

FROM COURT RECORDS OF MARYLAND RE GEORGE SHULTZ

In 1763, June 10, Joseph Chapline of Frederick Co. Md.,sold to George Shultz of the same county 100 acres for 28 pounds part  of "Little Friendship."

1773, Feb. 20, Peter Whitstone of Frederick Co. Md. farmer to George Shultz Sen. of the same county 33 acres for 30 pounds Tract in Conicoehigue Settlement known by the name of Hazard Alias Conquest.

1773, May 24, Peter Whitstone sold to George Shultz, Sen. 25 acres for 50 pounds. Part of tract known by the name of the "Resurvey on Hartman's Place."

1784, Mar. 3, Martin Kershner. Washington Co. Ex. of Elizabeth Harry, Alias Shultz, being the late wife and relict of a certain George Shultz Sen. deceased of the aforesaid county.

Martin Kershner deed sold 50 acres: called Ammendment to trouble with contestents.

Said Shultz did not pay purchase money nor receive deed: am't due 64 pounds 4 shillings, 3 pence

1. Book 1.

George Shultz Appraisement: movable property amounting to $2959 65 including
1 negro woman named Molly........................................	$266	. 65
1 negro boy named James..............................................	200	. 00
1 negro girl named Nancy aged 2..................................	80	.00
Several German books...................................................	13	. 00
190 gallons of whiskey @ 42c per gal...........................	79	. 80
[Will Book 11, p 18]

 

In 1830 a George Shultz was in custody of Sheriff of Augusta Co. He sold interest in a tract of land, late property of Matthias Swink who died intestate; y₈ descended to Rachel a daughter and wife of the said George Shultz.

This George Schultz may have been the Grandson of George [E 1].

[7-2] MELCHIOR SCHOLTZE [E 183], b Mar. 15, 1706; d Mar. 3, 1764; s George and Anna (Hubner) Scholtz [7]; m Jan. 4, 1757 by Rev. George Weiss [Perk. Reg.,Vol. III, p 175] to CATARINA KAHLBACH (KALBACK).

Children (4):

[7-7]         1. Anna, b Oct., 1757; m Adam Hillegass.

[7-8]           2. David, b Mar. (Apr.) 29, 1759; m Barbara Kehl.
3. Catharine, b Oct. 5, 1760; d Feb. 16, 1761.

[7-9]          4. Catharine, b Nov. 12, 1761; d Jan. 29, 1833; m George Mowrer (Maurer).

Melchior Scholtze came to Pa. in 1735, landing in Phila. on June 28, in the "Brigantine Mary of Phila." Melchior was left in Haarlem to attendto some business in 1734 when the "St. Andrew" left; he is said to have been a merchant in Haarlem. [Cf. Reise Beschreibung.] Melchior settled in Upper Hanover Twp., Pa., having bought 332 acres in 1751. [Plate D I.] There was some dispute about the land as his brother George came from Maryland in 1757 and settled his cause with Melchior. [Cf. Homes and Burial Places.] Melchior d in 1764 and is probably buried on his own land, near the Dr. J. G. Mensch Mill, Pennsburg, Pa. Melchior Scholtze died of injuries received by falling from his horse on Feb. 24.

"Nuptials Melchior S. fratris mei Jan. 4, 1757." (David Schultz Almanac.)

In a paper signed May 16, 1786, we find "Catarina Schultzin, relict, widow of Melchior Schultz; Adam Hillegass, tanner and Anna, his wife; Catharine Schultzin, Spinster; David Shultze, bachelor."

[7-3a] DAVID SCHOLTZ [E 9], b Sept. 13, 1717; d Apr. 25, 1797; s George and Anna (Hiibner) Scholtz [7]; m Oct. 29, 1745, by a Justice of the Peace to ANNA ROSINA BEER (BEYER) [E 186], b Aug. 13, 1720; d June 14, 1750; dau Abraham and Rosina (Yeakell Beer [184]. No issue.

David Scholtz came to Pa. in 1733 on the "Merchant," of London, arriving Sept. 18, 1733, with his father, George, and nine other Schwenkfelder immigrants (vid. Immigrant List), including Johann and Gottlob Klemm and the members of the Krauss family [11]. Nothing further is known concerning the Klemms.

Having been born in 1717, David Scholtz was 16 years of age at the time of his journey. He kept a diary of this journey which is known as the Reise Beschreibung [yid. Pa. Mag. of Hist. and Biog., Vol. X, p 167]; and it is from this diary as well as from the diaries kept by David Schultz in his Alman­acs, a number of which are now in the Schw. Hist. Lib. at Pennsburg, Pa., in the Pennypacker Collec­tion, that most of the data concerning the Schultz family was obtained.

Although David Scholtz wrote his name as above when he signed the Oath of Allegiance, he wrote it in various other ways during his life time and signed his will "David Schultze, Senior." (q.v.)

According to David's diary, thirteen persons left Berthelsdorf, Saxony, Sunday, Apr. 19, 1733, to journey to Pa. Included in this number were George Schultz (father), his wife, Anna, and son David; Melchior Krauss, his wife, Anna, and Susanna. Melchior Krauss, Sr., died suddenly on May 28 at Haarlem, and on the next day, May 29, the company was joined by John Klemm and five others.

David Schultz was naturalized Mar. 29, 1755.

How David Schultz obtained his education is not known but he and Rev. Christopher Schultz [E 70], his cousin, seem to have been two of the busiest and perhaps the most influential of the entire group of Schwenkfelder immigrants; both were 16 years of age at the time of their arrival, and both kept diaries of their journeys.

The entries in his diaries are made in English, German, and Latin.

That he and his brother George [E 1] must have had some means is shown that in 1736 David (then but 19 years of age) and his brother George, "Merchant" of Phila., bought 260 acres of land for 70 pounds [vid. Homes and Burial Places of Immigrants].

The next few years must have been spent in study during his spare hours, for we find MSS. in his own handwriting being copies of writings of a religious and devotional nature, and as early as 1743 we find him engaged in surveying and conveyancing, and for about fifty years thereafter we find the name of David Schultz attached to hundreds of drafts and surveys, conveyances, wills, and other legal papers. He must have retained copies of all his wills, agreements, surveys, and official writings, as hundreds of them have been located and are deposited in the S. H. L. at Pennsburg. He laid out boundary lines extending over what is now embraced by the counties of Northampton, Lehigh, Berks, and Chester.

"Hardly a road laid out during a period of fifty years in which our David Schultz had not been connected either as actual surveyor or scrivener. We question whether a single farm could be named of which he had not been asked to frame a draft. Nor does there appear a bond, agreement, or any instrument was necessary to pass which the ubiquitous Squire had not been present to witness, and which (his) hand had not drawn." [C. Z. Weiser.]

Tradition states that he wore tin boots while surveying.

That he prospered in his business is shown by the fact that in May, 1749, he bought 180 acres, 60 perches of land for 72 pounds, three shillings, lying in Upper Hanover Twp., Pa., on which the town of East Greenville now stands at about $1.06 an acre. [Plate C XXVI.] The next year a great sorrow befell David Schultz in the murder of his wife, Anna Rosina (vid. below), while David was away surveying. Mrs. Schultz is buried in the Cem. at New Goshenhoppen, near East Greenville, Pa. Her grave is close to the church and her tombstone has the following inscription:

"ANNA ROSINA SCHULTZIN

Murdered June 14, A.D., 1750.

Aged 29 years. Funeral text: Jeremiah 9:21."

David Schultz did not adhere to the Schwenkfelder faith after arrival in Pa., as he did not seem to be in full harmony with the views of their religious questions and doctrines. Doubtless he was in­fluenced by the views of Dr. Melchior Hubner of Frederick Twp. who was known as a Restorationistan admirer of the English visionary Jane Leade, and an outspoken enemy of false spirituality. That he soon connected himself with the New Goshenhoppen Church is shown by the records and for many years his advice was sought and given during the early history of that institution. He is buried in the Cemetery adjoining the church, and his tombstone contains the simple inscription:

"DAVID SCHULTZ

died 1797

aged 79 years, 7 months."

[For fuller accounts of David Schultz, vid "The Pa. German," Vol. IX, p 409-505.] [Hist. Goshenhoppen Reformed Charge- Hinke, 1920.]

[7-3b] DAVID SCHOLTZ [E 9], same as above, m 2d time June 27, 1758, ELIZABETH LAUER, or LAR, b Apr. 29, 1738; d June 6, 1807.

Children (4):

[7-10]          1. Magdalena, b Nov. 6, 1759; d Nov. 30, 1830; m Samuel Lobach.

[7-11]          2. Anna                    Abraham Clemmer.

[7-12]        3. Anna Maria } twins, b 1762; m

Henry Keck.

[7-13]          4. Rosina, b Apr. 26, 1765; d Mar. 10, 1831; m Jacob Hillegass.

EXTRACTS FROM DAVID SCHULTZ' ALMANAC DIARY.

(Translation)

1747

Nuptials Patri mei (Of my father) Jan. 15, 1704. He was 30 years of age and mother 23. My father was born the 15th of Feb., 1674, and was 72 years old on the 15th of Feb., 1746. My mother, Anna, née Heebner, was born in 1680. My brother, Melchior, was born March 15, 1706, Christopher and George were born Jan. 3, 1711, and I, Sept. 13, 1717. On Apr. 26, in 1726 we moved out of Harpersdorf, Silesia, out of the principality of Liegnitz to Hennersdorf near Goerlitz, and in 1730 the 19th of April we left Hennersdorf for Herrnhut. On June 20 Christopher Schultz journeyed to Altona and returned on June 30 and left July 18 for Amsterdam. On the 14th of August met Herr de Bertig and left on the 16th of October for the East Indies. On Aug. 30, 1730, George went to Wisenburg and returned the 7th of December. On the 17th of Apr., 1731 was the sale or auction at Lehman's in Herrnhut and on Apr. 20 George and Lehman with Poets Leuthe left Herrnhut for Holland. On the 18th of May, Melchior left Herrnhut for Holland. On the 16th of June 1731 we moved from Herrnhut to Berthelsdorf on the "Ober Hof." On Aug. 11, 1731 Poets arrived at Amsterdam. On the 8th of October, 1731 Friedrich Wagener, Mrs. Maria Meschter, and Anna were taken to Jauer. On the 21st of November, the same Maria died.

"May 9, 1730 went to Herrnhut. June 16, 1731 to Berthelsdorf, and from Berthelsdorf we left on Apr. 19, 1733 for Magdeburg, and arrived at Magdeburg the 29th of April. We arrived at Hamburg May 8, and left Hamburg the 10th and on the 16th arrived at Amsterdam by night."

"I, David Schultze, was born the 13th of September, anno 1717, as stated below." "A boy born the 13th of har­vest month. He was named David, who on the second of September, 1738 (American Almanac) was 21 years of age."

EXTRACTS FROM DAVID SCHULTZ'S ALMANAC DIARY FOR THE YEAR 1750.

This one marked No. 6. Printed by Christoph Saur. [S. H. L.] Contains entries in German, English and Latin.

11, 12, 13 June. "I unhappy man went to the Blue Mountains on great Lecha to lay a Road downwards."

0 Ungliick und Jammer.

Mein hertzlich geliebte und getreue Frau Anna Rosina 1st von unsern eigenen Servos Hans Ulrich Seiler,

erbarmlich ermordet und erstochen warden in der Nacht gegen Morgen den 14, June.

0 tristitia. Anna Rosina Famina mea amata necata est mense June 14.

Hae sent Dies Tribulationes mei.

Anna Rosina Famina mea amata nata est Silesia, August 11, 1720 (Hdrf. Ch. Records—say Aug. 13).

Necata est Servo nostro June 14, 1750. "Was married to me, October 29, 1745. Her modest and fair

temper makes her loss to me entire irrecoverable to my incomphrehensible grief."

Translation :

0 misfortune and misery.

My dearly beloved and faithful wife, Anna Rosina was cruelly stabbed and murdered by our own servant Hans Ulrich

Seiler towards morning of the night of June 14.

0 Sadness! Anna Rosina my wife was killed June 14. These are sorrowful days for me.

Anna Rosina my wife was born in Silesia Aug. 11, 1720; was killed by our servant. June 14, 1750.

Oct. 22 Was the Try all for the murderer Hans Ulrich Seiler who was Sentenced to Death and condemned to be hanged. Sir William Allen High Judge, Thomas York foreman of the Grand Jury. Chr. Lehman Interpreter.

Evidences against the murderer as were examined before the Grand Jury; Catharine Eckertin, John Martin, Herman Fisher, Christian Snyder and myself, David Shultze.

November.

Hans Ulrich Sailer, the most cruel and most barbarous Murderer of my most beloved Conjugal Consort was executed on Wednesday the 14 of this Month, and hanged at Philadelphia in the Presence of an innumerable Number of Spectators. He is the first Dutchman as guilty executed in Pennsyl­vania. This barbarous Fact is beyond any Example in this Province. He has been in prison 21 Weeks, 3 Days.

15. 13, We went to Philadelphia to see the murderer executed and returned home 15.

ACCOUNT OF THE MURDER OF ROSINA BEYER SCHULTZ
(For full account vid. Pennsylvanische Berichte, by Sauer, 1750.)

(Translation)

During the past summer, Abraham Beer (Beyer), of Methacton, on his return from a journey to Rotterdam, took with him on the ship a couple of beggar-boys who bound themselves to serve seven years for their passage money; but after their arrival here they heard that a certain boy of their own age was obliged to serve only four years for his passage, or until he was twenty-one. Thus it happened that one of these boys, who was a Swiss, and who had an indolent disposition, did everything in a dis­gusted or spiteful manner.

However, Beyer's brother-in-law, David Schultz, hoped to win him over by kindness, and took the boy with his indenture, from Abraham Beyer. But since David Schultz was a land surveyor, and on this account was obliged to be away from home a great deal, on account of laying out roads, &c., his wife was obliged to look after the boy and keep him at work, and as the boy said, on two occasions she boxed his ears, and he therefore decided to get revenge.

During the night of June 14th, as he says, he entered her room through the window, took a long, pointed knife with the intention of stabbing her. But as he reached her bedside she moved, whereupon he went back till he thought she fell asleep, when he again returned, but as he approached her bed, she again turned over, and he again went back till he thought she was fast asleep. Thereupon, he stabbed her in the throat, near the gullet, through the large vein, the knife sinking about four inches deep, or deeper than the length of the blade. He then ran out of the house in his shirt and hid in a neighbor's haystack. Mrs. Schultz, however, ran up and down the stairs, but on account of the rapid loss of blood she fell on her face at the foot of the stairs, and died. After he was discovered the boy admitted every­thing as above related.

He was taken to Philadelphia and put in prison, where he must remain until the Supreme Court meets. His own confession states that he did it with premeditation.

He tells the story so that all may know it, and makes no excuse for doing it except for spite, because he was to work seven years for his passage money. He was only eighteen years of age, and had six years more to serve.

November 1, 1750.

On the 22d of the past month was held the Court of Oyer and Terminer, at which time Hans Ulrich Seiler, the former servant of David Schultz, who stabbed his mistress, was brought to trial. He was persuaded to deny his guilt, and did so at first; but when they produced his knife he admitted his guilt, but tried to excuse himself because she was a hard mistress and he had to serve so long a time for his passage. He stated that his indenture called for only six years, and not seven.

After he admitted the deed, and that he entered the room three times before he stabbed her, he was was told that since he killed her premeditatedly, his crime was too great to be excused, and the judg­ment was pronounced that since he had shed human blood, his blood must also be shed, and he was sentenced to. be hanged until dead.

CONCERNING DAVID SCHULTZ'S WIFE'S MURDER.

"The record of the conviction of John Ulrich Sailor, of Upper Hanover in Philadelphia County, Labourer, and Sentence of Death in consequence thereof pronounced against him by the Supreme Judges at a Court of Oyer and Terminer held at Philadelphia for the county of Philadelphia, on the twenty-second day of October last, having been certified by the Clerk of the Supreme Court the same was read, and in regard that the Crime was a most Cruel Murder committed against the Person of his Mistress, and that the Judges had said nothing in his Favour, Wednesday Seven-night was appointed for his Execution, of which the Secretary is to give Notice to the Sheriff and to the Criminal, and to prepare a Warrant for it." [Minutes of the Provincial Council Col. Rec., Vol. V; p. 488.]

WILL OF DAVID SCHULTZ
In the name of God. Amen.

As I David Schultze Senior of Upper Hanover Township in the County of Montgomery and State of Pennsylvania Yeoman, find myself in an advanced age and in a weakly Condition of Health, but of Sound Mind and Memory Thanks be to God. So do I on this Thirteenth Day of October in the year of our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Ninety Four make publish and ordain this my Last Will and Testament and first of all recommend my Soul into the Hands of Almighty God that gave it. And as to my worldly Estate, I hereby dispose of the Same in the following Manner—That is to Say, Imprimis: I give and bequeath to my beloved Wife Elisabeth, my Bed with the Bedstead and Curtain and what belongs to it and Two Chests and the Drawers and the Clock in the Store Room, and also further the equal Third Part of all my Cattle. Kitchen Furniture, Household Goods and of my personal Estate whatsoever except as herewith mentioned. And it is my Will That She Shall have her full Right of Dower for her to remain to live on the Premises of my Plantation and to get and receive Yearly for her Subsistence all such Articles as usual in Grain, Pork, Beef and of the orchard and Garden Products and one cow to be held for her and to be provided with firewood and otherwise by all means as far as to be Sufficient and necessary for her Support at her own Choice and at the Dis­cretion of impartial chosen Persons. So as it will Suit and be deemed equitable to get and enjoy the same Yearly during all her Life Time or Widowhood: wether my Plantation be kept by any of my Children—or be Sold to any Body else—and further it is my will. That all such Articles of Household Goods as my Two oldest Daughters, Magda­lena and Anna have got their Marriage Portion. That shall also be given to each of my Two Youngest Daughters, Mary and Rosina, at any time when they desire it. And I further give and bequeath to my Two Youngest Daughters, as to Mary the Sum of Fifteen Pounds and to Rosina the Sum of Ten Pounds in hard Money of Pennsylvania for having Stayed with us and worked Some Years Longer Than any of my eldest Daughters have done to receive the same after the Time when my personal Estate Shall have been sold—And relating such of my Books as my Family will choose to Keep, I bequeath those to my wife and four children in five equal Shares to divide them at their own Dis­cretion who may sell the Remainder by Public or Private Sale, and further it is my Will that Such Articles as Grain, Pork and all other sorts of Provisions and the fodder for my Cattle nor the Linnens, Flax and what may be required for Cloathing Shall not be appraised but kept by my Family for their common use. And as relating my Messuage Plantation and Land Situated in Upper Hanover Township aforesaid and containing about Seventy Eight acres of land Being part of One Hundred and Eighty acres for which I have got a deed. Dated on the Sixteenth Day of May Anno One Thousand Seven Hundred and forty nine and out of which I have sold the Remainder Several Years ago. It is my Will. That my Said Wife and Children may remain to live on the said Premises and to Manage the Same for their common Use and Benefit as well as they can and to rent out Some of Fields as it will suit them. And in that case to Keep all my Cattle, household Goods, and Tools by the appraisement as long as it may Suit them. But when they give it up. Then it is my Will That any of my Children whom it shall suit best Shall have a Right to accept hold and Keep the Same under the Conditions of the above recited Yearly Subsistence of my Wife, and for such a Price as They then may agree about it among themselves. In which case I give and bequeath to my Wife the Sum of Fifty Pounds for her further support during Life. Which said Sum is to be taken from the first Payment to be made for the Premises. But in case none of my Children should wish to buy and Keep the Same Then it is my Will That all the Residue of my Personal Goods may be Sold by public Vendue. And then I hereby fully impower and authorise my hereunto named Executor or the Survivor of them to Sell my Said Plantation and Land with the Appurtenances there­unto belonging to any Body else in the best Manner and on Such Conditions as They can and for me and in my Name and Stead to Sign, Seal Execute and deliver a Deed for the said premises to the Buyer thereof—And if then my said Wife Elisabeth Should intend not to remain to live on the same, not to reserve thereof any articles for her Yearly Sub­sistence as above recited. Then I hereby give and bequeath to my said Wife the Use and Interest of the equal Third Part of the Consideration for which my said real Estate Shall be sold, to receive the Same Yearly for her Support and her Subsistence during all her Life Time or Widowhood. But if she Should marry again. Then She is to receive only the equal half Part of the Said Interest during her Life Time and after Death the said principel Sum Shall fall back to all my children to be divided to them in equal shares. And it is also my will That the Sum of One Hundred Pounds be taken from the first Payment of the Said whole Consideration for the use of my wife and the Remainder from the next four Terms of Payments so as to be the equal Third Part of her use as aforesaid. And after all Costs and charges shall have been paid Then I give and bequeath the amount of all the Residue of my Estate to my hereunto named four Daughters—as to Magdalena the wife of Samuel Lobach. And to Anna the wife of Abraham Clemmer and to Mary and to Rosina Shultze—as to each of them the equal fourth part and Share thereof and each of them is to receive the equal fourth Part of any Sum of Money as the Same Shall be got in though not under fifteen Pounds at once as in Part of his due share to begin first from the oldest to the youngest except they agree about it otherwise among them­selves. And further, if any of my younger Daughters Should die unmarried or intestate Then it is my Will That such Child's Share of any of my Estate Shall be equally divided to my Wife and Surviving Children in equal Shares. And I hereby nominate constitute and appoint my said Wife Elisabeth and my Son-in-law Samuel Lobach to be the Execu­tors of my Last Will and Testament and desire that all may be done held and performed according to the true Intent and meaning hereof. And I declare ratify and confirm this and no other to be my Last Will and Testament. In Witness whereof I the said David Shultze Senior have hereunto Set my Hand and Seal dated on the Day and Year as first above written To hold all the Said Legacies to my above named Heirs and Children and to their heirs and assigns for

Ever.

DAVID SCHULTZE SENIOR

[seal]

Signed Sealed Published and delivered by the Said David Shultze Senior as his Last Will and Testament in the

Presence of us the Subscribers

JOHN SCHLEIFFER

JOHN SCHELL.

[7-4] MARY SCHULTZ, b ___ ; d after 1814; dau George and Elizabeth Schultz [7-1]; m

HENRY SITES, b__ ; d 1814; intestate. Lived 5 miles west of Greencastle, Pa., on farm of

400 acres.

Children (7):

[7-14]        1. John, b Nov. 1, 1787; d Aug. 25, 1869; m Mary Pinkstaff.

[7-15]        2. Henry, d Apr. 1859; m Maria Bigler Switzer.

3. Jacob, unm.
4. Catharine, unm.

[7-16]        5. Polly, m Emanuel Kuhn; moved to Kansas years ago.

[7-17]        6. Emanuel, d about 1890; m Rebecca Goldsmith.

7. David, d unm; a minor; weak minded. Peter Kuhn was his guardian.

It has been very difficult to gather accurate data concerning the Sites or Seitz families. Tradition in the various Shultz families states that the Seitz and Shultz families are related. Mrs. Phoebe Miller of Greenville, Va., says Emanuel Seitz was related to the Shultz family. Mr. S. H. Eby, Greencastle,. Pa., has in his possession a Baptismal Certificate dated Nov., 1787, of John Seitz, which gives the name of his father as Henry Seitz and his mother as Anna Maria Seitz.

[7-5] GEORGE SHULTZ, b 1751; d June 18, 1810; s George and Elizabeth Schultz [7-1]; m

CHRISTIANA__________ . Lived in Augusta Co., Va.

Children (8):

[7-19]        1. David, b Oct. 29, 1784; d May 28, 1847; m Susanna Stoner.

[7-20]        2. Margaret, m Joseph (David) Grove.

[7-21]        3. Adam, b May 28, 1792; d Dee. 22, 1858; m Jane T.

[7-22]        4. Henry, m Catharine Hawpe.

[7-23]        5. George, m Rachel Swink.

6. John, b Mar. 8, 1778; d Jan. 12, 1802.

[7-18]        7. Elizabeth, b Sept. 18, 1780; d Feb. 2, 1802; m              Teaford.

8. Sally, b May 20, 1786; d 27, 1789.

In 1802 George Shultz settled the account of his son John and overpaid the account $404.10.

In 1830 a George Shultz m Rachel, dau of Matthias Swink. Was this a son of this family? A George Shultz was in Capt. Gibbon's Company in 1781, Augusta Co. [Records in Corporation Office, Staunton, Va.]

The will of George Shultz was signed Dec. 1, 1807, and prob. Sept. 24, 1810. He held land deeded from Gasper Hoffman. He mentions his wife, Christiana, s David, dau Margaret, w of David Grove; the son Adam to get the farm on which testator lived at death of wife or at age of 21; son Henry to get land bought of Hugh Alexander. Mentions his grandchildren John, George, and Betty Teaford; his son George, two youngest sons Adam and Henry; wife and son Executor. David Shultz, Sr., and Job Hart Securities. [Will Bk. 10:392.]

[7-6] DAVID SHULTZ, b Sept. 16, 1763; d 1843; s George and Elizabeth Shultz [7-1]; m Children (10):

[7-24]        1. Elizabeth, m John Black.

[7-25]        2. Catharine, m________ Webb.

[7-26]        3. Margaret, m_________ Robinson. (Robertson.)

[7-27]        4. David, m Mary_________

[7-23]        5. George, m_______

 

[7-28]	6. Henry. 7. John. 8. William. 9. Washington. 10.     Jacob, dec; m Hannah

 

The will of David Shultz of Augusta Co., Va., was signed Dec. 26, 1842, and prob. July, 1843. The distribution thereof "To my nine children supposed to be now living and the widow, and three children of my deceased son." Mentions children as follows: dau Elizabeth Black (wife dec); dau Catharine Webb; dau Margaret Robertson; children of my son David Shultz (wife Mary) ;sons George, Henry, John, William, Washington, dec son Jacob (children Abraham, David, Peachey) widow remarried

_________ Crum.

My friend David Shultz, Ex.: Witnesses John Black, John B. Shultz, and John C. Hensell.

Signed DAVID SHULTZ, SR.

Bondsmen: Peter Rush, Martin Miller. [Will Bk. 25, 175.]

Exec. Sale, Aug. 23, 1843; Plantation on which deceased resided is 4 miles above Greenville, con­sists of 213 acres cleared land. John Black resides on it; lies on Lexington Road. [Staunton Spectator.]

In official Poll of Presidential electors of Frederick County, Maryland, Nov. 9-12, 1796, is the name of David Shultz. [Brumbaugh-Maryland Records, p 289.]

In the Census of 1810 David Shultz is enumerated with 4 males under 10; 2 males 10-16; 1 male 16-26; 2 males over 45; 1 female under 10; 1 female 16-26; 1 female over 45.

In 1830-1 male 10-15; 1 male 60-70; 1 female 5-10; 1 female 40-50; 1 female 60-70.

In 1840-1 male 20-30; 1 male 70-80; 1 female 15-20; 1 female 50-60.

[7-7] ANNA SCHULTZ, b Oct. 1757, dau Melchior and Catharina (Kalbach) Schultz [7-2]; m

July 2, 1776, ADAM HILLEGASS, b__________ ; d about 1786; s Adam Hillegass.

Children (2):

1. Daughter, buried May 6, 1777; aged 9 days. [Dotterer Papers.]

[7-29]        2. George, b June 1, 1786; d Dec. 6, 1833; m Maria Rebecca Gift.

[7-8] DAVID SCHULTZ, b Mar. 29, 1759; s Melchior and Catarina (Kahlbach) Schultz [7-2]; m BARBARA KEHL, b Dec. 11, 1778; d May 4, 1852.

Children (7):

[7-30]           1. Sarah, b June 17, 1804; m John Wohnsitler.

2. Abraham, b 24, 1806.
3. Anna Catharine, b July 14, 1808; d 29, 1869.

[7-31]        4. Anna Maria Magdalene, b Oct. 28, 1809; m Jonas Reiter.
[36-10a] 5. Susanna, b Sept. 9, 1811; d Jan. 17, 1839; m Jacob Wiegner.
6. John Adam, b Dec. 17, 1812.

[7-32]        7. Daniel, b Dec. 14, 1819; m Nancy Gerhard. [ Unable to complete.]

A release of heirs of David Schultz to Jacob Renninger, dated 1852. The release recites that David Schultz, lunatic, deceased, and Barbara, his wife—Michael Reiter, Committee of David Schultz. The release is signed by the following:

1. Michael Reiter her

his                                                        4. Sarah X Wohnsitler

2. John X Schultz mark

mark                                                    5. Jonas Reiter

his                                                                                    her

3. John X Wohnsitler Maria X Reiter

mark                                                                    mark

her

7. Daniel Schultz by his assignee and attorney in fact, Catharine X Schultz

mark

her

8. Catharine X Schultz
   mark
9. Milton Wiegner by his guardian, George Deisher.
10. Leanna Wiegner
11. _{Elizabeth Wiegner} by their guardian, David Gery.

In the estate of Catharine Schultz, spinster, of New Hanover, Pa., the estate was administered by

Philip Super.  The account was filed April 15, 1870. A sister, Sarah Wohnsitler, renounced her right May 4, 1869.  The balance for distribution was $460.35. Distribution of the estate was found in the release of Misc. Papers 16:290, Montg. Co., 1870. The release is signed as follows:
Polly Reiter, Ogle Co., Ill. (Dec. 26, 1870) ....................................	$80	. 00
Phares, nephew (1873).......... 16		. 00
Leanna Wiegner, dau of Elizabeth (1870) .....................................	26	. 66%
Maria Schultz, spinster, niece (1871) ..........................................	16	. 00
Sarah Wonsitler, sister................................................................ George H. Long. Elizabeth Long (Wiegner) dau of Elizabeth (Wiegner)...................	80.00 26 . 66%
Josiah Schultz, nephew (1871) Schuylkill Co................................	16 .	00
Milton Wiegner (1871) Kansas, one of children of Elizabeth Wiegner Lovina Schultz, niece (1875) Montg. Co........................................	26.66% 16.00

[15:766 Montg. Co. Adm.]

[7-9] CATHARINE SCHULTZ, b Nov. 12, 1761; d Jan. 29, 1833; dau Melchior and Catarina (Kalbach) Schultz [7-2]; m Apr. 22, 1788, GEORGE MAURER (MOWRER), b Mar. 15, 1759; d Aug. 14, 1828. [No further data obtainable.]

[7-10] MAGDALENA SCHULTZ, b Nov. 6, 1759; d Nov. 30, 1830; dau David and Elizabeth (Lauer) Schultz [7-3b]; m May 10, 1785, SAMUEL LOBACH, b Jan.21, 1750; d Jan. 27, 1827; s Samuel and Helena (Pallis) Lobach. Lived in Lobachsville, Pa.

Children (3):

[7-33]        1. Samuel, b July 3, 1786; d Dec. 17, 1846; m Esther Miller.

2. Magdalena, b 28, 1789; d Mar. 6, 1824; unm.
3. Son [Perk. Reg., Vol. III, p 163.]

[7-11] ANNA SCHULTZ, b 1762; dau David and Elizabeth (Lauer) Schultz [7-3b];rn ABRAHAM CLEMMER. Lived in Milford, Bucks Co., Pa.

Children (3):

[7-34]        1. Elizabeth, d 1859; m Abraham Clemmer.

2. Catharine,

[7-35]        3. Mary, b Sept. 4, 1800; m John Fretz. [Further data not obtainable.] •

[7-12] MARY (ANNA MARIA) SCHULTZ, b 1762; dau David and Elizabeth (Lauer) Schultz [7-3b]; m HENRY KECK.

Children (3):

[7-36]        1. David, b Apr. 17, 1802; d July 31, 1886; m Rachael Hoch.

[7-37]        2. William, b Aug. 14, 1806; d Oct. 9, 1887; m Esther Kern.

[7-38]        3. John, m_________ Yost. [ Unable to complete.]

[7-13] ROSINA SCHULTZ, b Apr. 26, 1765; d Mar. 10, 1831; dau David and Elizabeth (Lauer) Schultz [7-3b]; m JACOB HILLEGASS, b Apr. 26, 1772; d Feb. 2, 1828.

Children (6):

[7-39]        1. Carl, b Sept. 6 1798; d Oct. 8, 1869; in Catharine Kerver.

[7-40]        2. Jacob, b Apr. 10, 1800; d Feb. 9, 1874; m Sarah Greber.

3. Samuel, b 17, 1803; d Feb. 3, 1880; unm.

[7-41]        4. Maria (Magdalena), b Oct. 16, 1805; d July 13, 1885; m Anthony Kehl.

[7-42]        5. Adam, m Cordelia Miller.

[7-43]        6. Anna, m Adam Kline. [Records from tombstones.]

[7-14] JOHN SITES, b Nov. 1, 1787; d Aug. 25, 1869; s Henry and Mary (Schultz) Seitz [7-4]; m

MARY PINKSTAFF, b____________ ; d bef. 1869.

Children (7):

[7-44]         1. Margaret, b Oct. 6, 1811; m Melchior Brendle.

[7-45]         2. John, b May 11, 1813; d Aug. 20, 1881; m Henrietta Herr.

3. Catharine, b Mar. 15, 1817; d Feb. 18, 1895; unm.

[7-47]         4. Henry, b Dec. 23, 1818, or Jan. 18; d Feb. 26, 1898; in Mary Newcomer.

[7-48]         5. William, b June 25, 1821; d Jan. 14, 1914; m Barbara C. Lenherr.

[7-49]         6. Jacob, b Nov. 2, 1823; d Aug. 13, 1899; nt Mrs. Mary Bender Holden.

[7-50]         7. James, b Sept. 14, 1826; d Feb. 18, 1899; m Elizabeth C. Burkhart.

Some of above dates are taken from Bible in possession of Mrs. Kate Sites, Cavetown, Md.

Mr. Eby states John married Miss Farren of Greencastle, Pa., but Mrs. Kate Sites says he is wrong, so does David L. Sites of Waynesboro, Pa.

"This John Sites had a brother, Henry, who married Mrs. Maria Parker, a widow, my mother's sister. There was also a brother, Jake. John Sites' father may have been Henry, for it seems to have been a family name." (Mrs. Catherine Sites [7-50].)

According to S. H. Eby, Henry Sites married Maria Switzer, a widow, who after the death of Henry Seitz married Elmond Parker.

[7-15] HENRY SITES, d Apr.,' 1859; s Henry and Maria (Shultz) Seitz [7-4]; m MARIA BTGLER SWITZER. Mary Switzer Sites m 2d time, Elmond Parker.

Children (5):

[7-51]         1. John, m________ ; had a son John. [ No further data.]

2. Jacob.

[7-52]         3. Emanuel, dec; m Virginia________

4.  
5. [Further data unobtainable.]

[7-17] EMANUEL SEITZ, d about 1890; s Henry and Mary (Schultz) Seitz [7-4]; m REBECCA GOLDSMITH. Lived near Greencastle, Pa.

Children (7):

[7-54]        1. Jacob, m Eleonora Hicks.
2. Samuel.

[7-55]         3. Harry, m Catharine Leiter.

[7-56]        4. William, m________
5. Emanuel, unm.

[7-57]         6. Susan, m Samuel Lohr (out west).

[7-58]         7. Mary, m Lewis Canode. [ Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-18] ELIZABETH SHULTZ, b Sept. 18, 1780; d Feb. 2, 1802; dau George and Christianna

Shultz [7-5]; m_________ TEAFORD.

Children (8):

1. John, 2. George, 3. Betty.

(From will of George Shultz [7-5].) [ No further data obtainable.]

[7-19] DAVID SHULTZ, b Oct. 29, 1784; d May 28, 1847; s George and Christianna Shultz [7-5]; m SUSANNA STONER, b Dec. 20, 1794; d Jan. 29, 1842. Will signed May 20, 1847; prob. June 28, 1847.

Children (8):

[7-59]         1. Jane, b Aug. 6, 1815; m________ Teaford.

[7-60]         2. John B. b July 25, 1817; d Feb., 1875; m Mary Jane Zimmerman.

[7-61]         3. George W., b June 26, 1819; m                   Russell.

[7-62]         4. Henry, b Apr. 10, 1823; d Mar. 23, 1899; m Nancy C. Zimmerman.

[7-63]         5. Eva Eliza, b Apr. 24, 1825; m Thomas H. McGuffin.

6. David, b Sept. 29, 1830; d 1900; went to Missouri; unm.

[7-64]         7. Samuel, b Feb. 24, 1833; m Margaret Payne.

8 Susie, b June 24, 1835; dab. 1913 (lived with McGuffins). [ Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-20] MARGARET SHULTZ, dau George and Christianna Shultz [7-5]; M JOSEPH (DAVID)

GROVE.

Children (¹4):

[7-65]        1. Margaret Jane, m John Rohr.

[7-66]        2. Sallie, m Joseph Fiser.

[7-67]        3. Eliza, m James C. Miller.

[7-68]        4. Lavinia, m________ Divilbliss.

[7-69]        5. Mary K.                   r David E. Noffsinger.

[7-70]        6. Nancy                  twins; m 1 _{Kyle A. Clintonpeel.}

[7-71]        7. Julia, m________ Wallace.

[7-72]        8. George Shultz, b June 5, 1811; d Feb. 1, 1883; m Nancy Ann Rohr.

[7-73]        9. Samuel, minister, m_______ ; B'klyn, Harrison Co., Mo.

[7-74]      10. Joseph, m Nancy Brower.

[7-75]      11. John, m_______

[7-76]      12. Caroline, b Mar. 1, 1822; d July 7, 1902; m James Crawford.

13. Susan C.
14. Lannia Julia. [ Unable to complete or verify.]

Isaac Grove of Waynesboro, Md., states that Joseph Grove was not the son of David Grove. The name of Joseph Grove's father was Martin Grove. He had never heard of a David Grove in his family con­nection who had married a Margaret Schultz. It is impossible to verify this data.

[7-21] ADAM SHULTZ, b May 28, 1792; d Dec. 22, 1858; s George and Christianna Schultz

[7-5]; m JANE T._________ . Adam Schultz is buried in Greenville, Va.

Children (6):

[7-77]            1. Maria J., b 1819; d 1910; m William S. Hawpe.

[7-78]        2. Martha Ann, b 1825; d Dec. 11, 1901; m Henry Geeding.

[7-79]          3. George Bana, b Dec. 16, 1827; d Aug. 7, 1892; m Susan Brown.

[7-80]        4. John Bana, b 1830; lived in Iowa or Illinois.

5. Samuel, b _______ ; d , 1874; unm.

[7-81]        6. Hannah M., b 1836; d Nov. 17, 1865; m Cornelius G. Miller.

A Jane T. Schultz made a will in 1859; she died in 1862.

John B. and Hannah M. are not mentioned in will of Samuel, 1862. In the Census of 1850, we find:

Adam Shultz; aged 52.              Mary J. Schultz; aged 18.

Jane Shultz; aged 50.                                                Hamilton Schultz; aged 16.

John Shultz; aged 20.                                                   Samuel F. Schultz; aged 14.

[7-22] HENRY SHULTZ, s George and Christianna Shultz [7-5]; m CATHARINE HAWPE. Children (10):

[7-83]        1. Margaret, b May 12, 1812; d Dec. 14, 1882; m Joseph Dettor.

[7-84]        2. John H. B., b Mar. 23, 1815; d 1908; m Margaret Fix.

[7-85]          3. Adam A., b Mar. 2, 1817; d June 16, 1890; 111 Elizabeth Hull.

[7-86]        4. Isabella, m James W. Smith.

[7-87]          5. Susanna, b Oct. 26, 1820; d Dec. 1, 1889; m James Harrison.

6. Joseph, dec; ; lived with Adam A.
7.  
8.  
9.  

[7-88]      10. Elizabeth, m________ Dale, Brooklyn, Iowa.

Henry Shultz had a still house, and was accustomed to haul the whiskey from his distillery to Richmond. On one of these trips while he was driving a six horse team load of whiskey barrels, he accidentally fell off the wagon while in sight of his home, and died before assistance could reach him. His widow lived for many years after this accident; but this tragic death of her husband caused her to lose her mind. She died in Albermarle County, near Greenwood depot, at the home of her daughter, Margaret Dettor. [Mrs. Phoebe Miller.]

[7-23] GEORGE SHULTZ, s George and Christianna Shultz [7-5]; m RACHEL SWINK, dau Matthias Swink.

One child:

[7-89]        John H. [ Unable to verify.]

 

Map (No. 2) of the Early Homes of the Schwenkfelders made by David Schultz in 1767, and sent to Germany by his cousin, Melchior Schultz.
(Original in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library, Pennsburg, Pa.)

 

6. Son, b July 30, 1825; d aged 2% hours.
7. Esther, b May 30, 1827; d Mar. 6, 1833.
8. Daughter, b June 20, 1830; d June 22, 1830. [Data from inscriptions in Lobachsville Cem.]

Samuel Lobach was known as the "Proprietor of Lobachsville." "With his death the estate once the scene of such great activity, went into dissolution." [Stapleton.] [ Unable to trace any member of this family.]

[7-34] ELIZABETH CLEIIMER, d 1859; dau Abraham and Anna (Schultz) Clemmer [7-11]; m ABRAHAM CLEMMER, d 1859. The will of Abraham Clemmer was prob. June 14, 1859.

Children (2):

[7-99]        1. Daughter, m George Derstine (son, Abraham).

[7-100]      2. Katie, m Jacob D. Gehman (son, Henry). [ Unable to locate or verify.]

[7-35] MARY CLEMMER, b Sept. 4, 1800; dau Abraham and Anna (Schultz) Clemmer [7-11]; m JOHN FRETZ, b Jan. 14, 1801.

Children (10):

1. Anna, b 15, 1825.
2. Abraham, b 13, 1827.

[7-101]      3. Joseph C., b Dec. 31, 1828; m Olivia M. Musselman.

[7-102]      4. William C., b Oct. 21, 1830; d Mar. 2, 1897; m Mary Barnes.

[7-103]      5. Catharine, b July 29, 1832; d Sept. 5, 1894; m Samuel Hunsberger. 6. John C., b June 21, 1834; d in infancy.

[7-104]      7. Mary, b Sept. 30, 1837; m Oliver Hedrick.

[7-105]      8. Elias, b June 11, 1839; m Anna B. Sheip.

9. Elizabeth, b Jan. 18, 1841; d young.

[7-106] 10. Sarah, b Mar. 22, 1843; m Levi Bilger. No issue. [From Fretz' History, p 71.]

[7-36] DAVID KECK, b Apr. 17, 1802; d July 31, 1886; s Henry and Mary (Schultz) Keck [7-12]; m RACHEL HOCH, b July 13, 1807; d Oct. 22, 1872; dau Gideon Hoch. (1920.)

Children (3):

[7-107]      1. Daniel H., b Nov. 7, 1830; d Feb. 26, 1896; m Elizabeth Yoder. 2. Joel H., b Mar. 27, 1834; d Apr. 20, 1859; unm.

3. Rebecca, b 26, 1839; d Sept. 27, 1868; unm.

[7-37] WILLIAM KECK, b Aug. 14, 1806; d Oct. 9, 1887; s Henry and Mary (Schultz) Keck [7-12]; m ESTHER KERN, b Oct. 9, 1808; d Dec. 23. 1891.

Children (7):

[7-108]      1. Maria, b Feb. 22, 1841; d July 13, 1873; m Samuel K. Kulp.

[7-109]      2. Thomas K., b May 12, 1842; d Nov. 29, 1893; m Matilda Schultz.

[7-110]      3. Susanna, b Nov. 8, 1845; d Dec. 15, 1912; m Edward M. Livezey, dec. No issue.

4. Esther, unm; East Greenville, Pa.
5. Henry, unm; East Greenville, Pa.
6. Emalina, b July 1, 1847; d 6, 1893.

[7-111]      7. William K., dec; m Elizabeth Gerhard.

[7-39] CHARLES (CARL) HILLEGASS, b Sept. 6, 1798; d Oct. 8, 1869; s Jacob and Rosina (Schultz) Hillegass [7-13]; m CATHARINE KERVER, b Aug. 13, 1809; d Jan. 22, 1884.

Children (3):

[36-45]      1. Emeline, b May 20, 1837; d Jan. 22, 1907; m George G. Carl.

[7-112]      2. Carl, b May 26, 1839; d June 18, 1869; m Catharine Kline.

[7-113]      3. Henry, m_________ , Allentown, Pa. [Letters not ans. Unable to verify.]

[7-40] JACOB HILLEGASS, b Apr. 10, 1800; d Feb. 9, 1874; s Jacob and Rosina (Schultz) Hille-gass [7-13]; m SARAH GREBER, b Dec. 18, 1804; d Jan. 31, 1880; dau George and Elizabeth Greber.

One child:

[7-114]      Amelia, b June 15, 1826; d Mar. 13, 1899; m Edwin G. Drehs.

[7-41] MAGDALENA HILLEGASS, b Oct. 16, 1805; d July 13, 1885; dau Jacob and Rosina (Schultz) Hillegass [7-13]; m Apr. 1, 1825, ANTHONY KEHL, b Apr. 18, 1800; d Jan. 12, 1854; s Anthony Kehl.

Children (5):

[7-115a]

1. Charles, b Mar. 1, 1826; d Feb. 19, 1901; m 1. Lovina Welker.

[7-115b]                                                                                             2. Caroline Schell.

[7-116]       2. John, b Nov. 27, 1827; d Mar. 25, 1910; m Cassie Bobb.

[7-117]       3. Lewis, b Feb. 22, 1831; d Nov. 2, 1903; m Susanna Moyer.

[7-118]       4. Sophia, b June 25, 1834; d Mar. 1, 1905; m Richard Markley.

[7-119]       5. William H., b Jan. 31, 1842; d Feb. 8, 1918; m Emma E. Pennebecker.

[7-42] ADAM HILLEGASS, s Jacob and Rosina (Schultz) Hillegass [7-13]; m CORDELIA MILLER. Adam Hillegass was a store-keeper at Limerick, Pa.

Children (3):

[7-120]         1. Washington.

[7-121]         2. Milton.

[7-122]         3. Emma, m_________ Roberts. [ Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-43] ANNA HILLEGASS, dau Jacob and Rosina (Schultz) Hillegass [7-13]; m ADAM KLINE. Children (6):

[7-123]         1. Sophia, m William Kichline.

[7-124]       2. Polly (Mary), m Ephraim Krauss.

[7-125a]                              ] 1. Caroline Ludwig.

3. Charles, m

[7-125b]                                2. Rosetta Roeder.

[7-126]         4. Leanna, m Charles Andress.

[7-127]         5. Rebecca, m William Weiss.

[7-128]       6. Washington, m Emma Fretz. [ Unable to complete or verify].

[7-45] JOHN SITES, b May 11, 1813; d Aug. 20, 1881; s John and Mary (Pinkstaff) Sites [7-14]; m HENRIETTA HERR, d bef. 1881. Lived in St. Thomas, Franklin Co., Pa. (1920.)

Children (4):

[7-129]         1. Conrad, d 1917; m Catharine Shen.

[7-130J      2. Calvin, d 1912; m Nettie Fennel; Chambersburg, Pa.

[7-131]       3. Elizabeth, d 1875; m H. C. Feger; Pottstown, Pa.

[7-132]       4. Emma, b Oct. 5, 1849; m Levi C. Brandt. [Unable to complete; letters unans.]

[7-47] HENRY SITES, b Jan. 18, 1818 (Dec. 23, 1818); d Feb. 26, 1898; s John and Mary (Pink-

staff) Sites [7-14]; m MARY NEWCOMER, b Aug. 13, 1827; d Apr. 18,1904; dau John and_____________________________
(Brindle) Newcomer. (1922.)

Children (10):

[7-132.1] 1. Albert, b Feb. 12, 1848; d Jan. 7, 1920; m Margaret Easton.

[7-132.2] 2. John, m Mary Rumler, Chambersburg, Pa.

[7-132.3] 3. Benjamin, b June 17, 1852; m Anna Kuhn.

[7-132.4] 4. Cyrus, b Apr. 13, 1858; m Amelia Hollands.

[7-132.5] 5. Jacob, m Marie Hawbecker; Greencastle, Pa.

[7-132.6] 6. James, m Adellia Fenley; Mount Morris, Ill.

[7-132.7] 7. Anna Mary, m George Goldsmith; Greencastle, Pa.

8. Charles, unm; Coleman, Mich.

[7-132.8] 9. William C., b June 25, 1868; m Lydia Seider.

[7-132.9] 10. Carrie, m Elmer Poper; Williamson, Pa:^- fritters unans.; unable to complete.]

[7-48] WILLIAM SITES, b June 25, 1821; d Jan. 14, 1914; s John and Mary (Pinkstaff) Sites [7-14]; m Dec. 11, 1850, BARBARA C. LENHERR, b Apr. 20, 1829; d Apr. 19, 1914.

Children (6):

1. Mollie, b Jan. 26, 1856; d 21, 1876; unm.
2. William C.,

[7-135]      3. Laura, b Feb. 1, 1870; d June 8, 1919; m Harry Stokes.

4. David, b Feb. 5, 1860; unm; Waynesboro, Pa.

[7-133]      5. James R., dec.; Greencastle; Pa.

6. John H., dec; weakminded; Greencastle, Pa.

[Above data furnished by David L. Sites, Waynesboro, Pa. Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-49] JACOB SITES, b Nov. 2, 1823; d Aug. 13, 1899; s John and Mary (Pinkstaff) Sites [7-14]; m Mrs. MARY BENDER HOLDEN, b June 6, 1836; d Nov. 25, 1881.

Children (3):

[7-136]      1. Alice Missouri, b Sept. 20, 1863; m Moses M. Walck.
2. Effie, dec.

[7-137]      3. Myrtle, b Jan. 12, 1874; m D. Watson Byers.

[7-50] JAMES SITES, b Sept. 14, 1826; d Feb. 18, 1899; s John and Mary (Pinkstaff) Sites [7-14]; m Oct. 31, 1862, ELIZABETH CATHERINE BURKHART, b Apr. 7, 1833; dau Jacob and Eliza­beth (Bigler) Burkhart. Farmer, lived in Cavetown, Wash. Co., Md. (1920.) No issue.

"I am 87 years old myself and I cannot recall the births and deaths of the others (brothers and sisters). The Sites are nearly all dead, and they were not people to talk much about their ancestors, so I can not tell you whether John Sites' father was Henry and his mother Mary Schultz. Margaret seems to have been the oldest child, therefore John Sites must have married Mary Pinkstaff about 1809 or 1810.

"This John Sites, whom we called `grandpop,' had a brother Henry married to Maria Parker, a widow, my mother's sister. There was also a brother, Jake. John Sites' father may have been Henry, for it seems to have been a family name." [Mrs. Kate Sites, Cavetown, Md.-1920.]

[7-54] JACOB SEITZ, s Emanuel and Rebecca (Goldsmith) Seitz [7-17]; m ELEONORA HICKS; lives at 63 E. North St., Hagerstown, Md. (1918.)

Children (5):

[7-138]      1. David, m_________ Watson; Carneysville, W. Va.

2. William, dec.

[7-139]      3. Emma, m Charles Johns; had 9 children.

[7-140]      4. Addie, m William Boyd; Drumore, Pa.

[7-141]        5. Mason, m Ella Martin; Reistertown, Md.; s Glendon. [Further data unobtainable; letters unans.]

[7-55] HARRY SEITZ, s Emanuel and Rebecca (Goldsmith) Seitz [7-17]; m CATHARINE

LEITER.

Children (2):

1. Charles.

[7-142]      2. Lulu, m Robert Horn; Hagerstown, Md. [Letters unanswered; unable to complete.]

[7-56] WILLIAM SEITZ, s Emanuel and Rebecca, (Goldsmith) Seitz [7-17], m

One child:

[7-143]       Daughter, m Elwood Fassett; Harpers Ferry, Va. [ Unable to complete; letters not ans.]

[7-60] JOHN B. SHULTZ, b July 25, 1817; d Feb., 1875; s David and Susanna (Stoner) Shultz [7-19]; m MARY JANE ZIMMERMAN, b Sept. 26, 1824; d Dec.24,1901; dau David and Catharine (Perkins) Zimmerman.

Children (6):

1. Susan, b , 1844; d Nov., 1865; unm.
2. William, b 1846; d
3. John H., b 1849; dec, unm; Roanoke, Va.

[7-144]       4. Anna, b Oct. 30, 1851; m John H. McCrary.

[7-145]       5. Wilford T., b 1856; m Bettie Fix.

6. Emma, b July 27, 1857; d July, 1888; unm.

[7-61] GEORGE W. SHULTZ, b June 26, 1819; s David and Susanna (Stoner) Shultz [7-19];

m__________ RUSSELL. Lived in the west.

No further data: in his father's will it is stated "supposed to be now living."

[7-62] HENRY SHULTZ, b Apr. 10, 1823; d Mar. 23, 1899; s David and Susanna (Stoner) Shultz [7-19]; m Jan. 5, 1848, NANCY C. ZIMMERMAN, b Sept. 24, 1826; d Oct. 19, 1900; dau David and Catherine (Perkins) Zimmerman. Merchant miller, res. Greenville, Va. (1919.)

Children (5):

1. Martin, b 19, 1848; d Aug. 6, 1850.
2. David H., b Jan. 19, 1851; d 6, 1875.

[7-146]     3. Mary E., b May 31, 1852; m J. W. Berry.

[7-147]       4. Franklin G., b Mar. 7, 1855; m Emma E. Steele.

[7-148J      5. James B., b July 18, 1857; m Lelia W. Webster.

[7-63] EVA ELIZA SHULTZ, b Apr. 24, 1825; dau David and Susanna (Stoner) Shultz [7-19]; m THOMAS H. McGUFFIN.

Children (5):

[7-149]     1. John T., m Sarah E. Alphin; Lexington, Va.
2. Mary S., dee; unm.

[7-150]     3. Emma, m H. T. Lindsay.

4. Lucian,
5. Lavinia, [No further data obtainable.]

[7-64] SAMUEL SHULTZ, b Feb. 24, 1833; s David and Susanna (Stoner) Shultz [7-19]; m

MARGARET PAYNE.

Samuel Shultz went to Arkansas before the Civil War. [No further data obtainable.]

[7-72] GEORGE SHULTZ GROVE, b June 5, 1811, d Feb. 1, 1883; s Joseph D. and Margaret (Shultz) Grove [7-20]; m NANCY ANN ROHR.

Children (9):

1. Deborah Ann, d in infancy.
2. Margaret Elizabeth; d in infancy.

[7-151]     3. David Wesley, m________

[7-152]     4. Jacob Rohr, d Jan., 1918;. m_______

[7-153]     5. Hester Travis, d Mar., 1912; m                Durrett.

[7-154]     6. John Brown, m________ ; has 3 children.

[7-155]     7. Mary Ellen m__________ Watson.

[7-156]     8. Joseph Reed, m_______

9. George Adam, unm. (Inf. furnished by Mrs. Mollie Watson [7-155].) [ Unable to complete.]

[7-74] JOSEPH GROVE,sJoseph D. and Margaret (Shultz) Grove [7-20]; m NANCY BROWER.

Children (4):

[7-156.1] 1. Frances, m__________ Garber.

2. Christian.

[7-156.2] 3. Nancy, b July 9, 1845; d Nov. 30, 1918; m George W. Carr.

[7-156.3] 4. Elizabeth, m___________ Gochenhauer.

(Unable to verify above Joseph as son of Joseph David Grove [7-20].)

The will of Joseph Grove prob. in 1871 mentions a nephew Enoch L. Brower. Is this above men­tioned Joseph? (Editor.)

[7-76] CAROLINE GROVE, b Mar. 1, 1822; d July 7, 1902; dau Joseph David and Margaret (Shultz) Grove [7-20]; m JAMES CRAWFORD, b Dec. 28, 1809; d Sept. 11, 1870; s Robert and Sarah (Stevenson) Crawford. Lived in Ireland, W. Va. (1921.)

Children (6):

1. Clinton, b Dec., 1849; d Feb., 1863.

[7-157]     2. Preston H., b Mar. 18, 1852; m Rachel Belle Hefner.

[7-158]      3. Sarah Margaret, b June 10, 1855; d 1915; m James M. Burbridge. No issue.

[7-159]     4. Angeline W., b May, 1859; m Luther Garrett; Ohio.

[7-160]     5. Mary E., b May, 1861; m Thomas M. Bird.

[7-161]       6. Viola E., b Dec. 28, 1862; d Aug., 1912; m Lloyd B. Stevens.

[Letters not ans.; unable to complete.]

[7-77] MARIA J. SHULTZ, b 1819; d 1910; dau Adam and Jane T. Shultz [7-21]; m WILLIAM S. HAWPE, b 1809; d 1876; s John and Polly (Carson) Hawpe. (1921.)

Children (3):

[7-162a] 1                                                                1. William Henry Brownlee.

1. Mary Jane, b 1840; d 24, 1904; m

[7-162b]                                                                   2. Michael A. Coiner.

2. Sallie Ann, b 1842; d 1865;

[7-163]       3. James Thomas, dec; in Amanda J. Boone.

Mrs. Lelia Brownlee Friend [7-291] gives name of mother of Maria J. Shultz, as Susan Huff­man. [ Unable to verify or complete this data.]

[7-78] MARTHA ANN SHULTZ, b 1825; d Dec. 11, 1901; dau Adam and Jane T. Schultz [7-21]; m 1849, HENRY GEEDING, b 1822; d Mar. 25, 1895; s George Adam and Elizabeth (Teaford) Geed-ing. Farmer, lived in Moorman's River, Va. (1921.)

Children (6):

[7-164]     1. Minnie Elizabeth, b Nov. 19, 1850; m Thomas A. Dawson.
2. George Adam, b Nov. 9, 1856; Moorman's River, Va.

3. Ephraim Linwood, b May 10, 1858; Moorman's River, Va.
4. William Henry, b 29, 1863; d Feb . 8, 1868.
5. Blanche, b Mar. 4, 1866; Moorman's River, Va.

[7-165]       6. Ada Martha, b Mar. 19, 1868; m Frank Blencowe.

[7-79] GEORGE BANA SHULTZ, b Dec. 16, 1827; d Aug. 7, 1892; s Adam and Jane T. Shultz [7-21]; m Apr. 19, 1860, SUSAN BROWN, b Sept. 6, 1830; d Aug. 8, 1905; dau John and Mary D. (Shields) Brown. (1921.)

Children (3):

1. William F., b 14, 1861; d Aug. 10, 1911.
2. John L., b Dec. 26, 1864; Spottswood, Va.

[7-166]      3. Leona S., b July 24, 1867; m Robert N. Lotts.

[7-81] HANNAH M. SHULTZ, b 1836; d Nov. 17, 1865; dau Adam and Jane T. Shultz [7-21]; m Nov. 24, 1859, CORNELIUS G. MILLER. No issue. [Cunningham.] [ No further data.]

[7-83] MARGARET SHULTZ, b May 12, 1812; d Dec. 14, 1882; dau Henry and Catharine(Hawpe) Shultz [7-22]; m REV. JOSEPH DETTOR, b Feb. 24, 1807; d Sept. 16, 1874. Methodist minister. Rev. Joseph Dettor was a descendant of John Dettor who came from Germany and settled in Pa.

Children (9):

[7-167]       1. Lucy Ann, b Aug. 15, 1837; m Fred Hughson.

[7-168]       2. William F., b Aug. 9, 1840; d Apr. 6, 1911; m Martha Ann Carter.

[7-169]       3. Adam C., b May 22, 1842; d June 22, 1879; m Lynn Davis.

[7-170]     4. Elizabeth, m Harry H. Fleisher.

[7-171]      5. John Henry, d Apr. 1, 1865; m Bettie Trevilian.

[7-172]       6. George Mitchell, b Mar. 27, 1847; d Feb. 21, 1907; m Margaret Virginia Atkins.

[7-173a] } 7. Robert J., m twice; separated from both wives.

[7-173b]

[7-174]      8. Amanda, m Harry Wartman.

For information regarding the families of Margaret Shultz Dettor and their descendants the Editor is greatly indebted to Mrs. Annie Cunningham of Basic, Va., and Mrs. Frank Johnson of Louisa, Va.

[7-84] JOHN HAWPE BROWN SHULTZ, b Mar. 23, 1815; d 1908; s Henry and Catharine (Hawpe) Shultz [7-22]; in MARGARET FIX, b Mar. 23, 1815; d 1903. Farmer, res. Spottswood, Au­gusta Co., Va. (1920.)

Children (3):

[7-175]         1. Julia A. G., b Dec. 25, 1842: d Apr. 18, 1917; m William A. McDonald.

[7-176]         2. Phoebe J. G., b Sept. 10, 1847; m James W. Miller.

[7-177a]      3. William H. C., b Feb. 13, 1849; Oct. 8, 1920; m      ^{1. Dais}y ^Hess.

[7-177b]                                                                                            2. Lucy Dabney Jones.

[7-85] ADAM A. SHULTZ, b Mar. 2, 1817; d June 16, 1890; s Henry and Catharine (Hawpe) Shultz [7-22]; m Jan. 24, 1844, ELIZABETH HULL. b Feb.14,1823; d May 8, 1897;dau Philip Hull. Farmer. (1920.)

Children (7):

[7-178]      1. Mary E., b May 8, 1846; d Apr. 28, 1912; m Jasper N. Mallicote.

[7-179]      2. William H., b June 1, 1848; m Sallie C. Ayres.
3. J. 0., b July 21, 1851; Midlothian, Texas.

[7-180]      4. Charles A., b June 2, 1855; m Bettie A. Rawlins.

[7-181]      5. Samuel G., b May 12, 1857; m Ellen Brotherton.

[7-182]      6. Edward A., b Nov. 22, 1859; m Mary Lou Meredith.
7. Elizabeth A., b May 10, 1862; d Oct. 23 (25), 1877.

Adam Shultz always signed his name "A. M. Shultz." He and all his children excepting the young­est two were born in Augusta Co., Va. In 1859 he moved with his family to Washington Co., Va., living there until 1875 when they moved to Texas. [C. A. Shultz.]

[7-86] ISABELLA SHULTZ, dau Henry and Catharine (Hawpe) Shultz [7-22]; m JAMES W.

SMITH.

Children (3):

1. John, Roanoke, Va.
2.  
3. Samuel, Staunton, Va. [ Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-87] SUSANNA SHULTZ, b Oct. 26, 1820; d Dec. 1, 1889; dau Henry and Catharine (Hawpe) Shultz [7-22]; m Jan. 21, 1841, JAMES HARRISON, b Feb. 16, 1812; d Jan. 19, 1886; s William and Esther (Hook) Harrison. Miller, lived in Monmouth, Va. (1920.)

Children (7):

[7-183]      1. Howard M., b Nov. 13, 1841; d Oct. 10, 1918; m Peachey Wash.

[7-184]      2. William H., b Aug. 21, 1843; m Fannie E. Hazelwood.

[7-185]      3. Esther C., b Aug. 19, 1845; m Thomas H. Wash.

[7-186a]                                                                1. James Dixon.

4. Elizabeth J., b 11, 1847; m

[7-186b]                                                                2. Samuel K. Dale.

5. Mary E., b July 15, 1850; d 29, 1852.

[7-187]      6. Amanda V., b July 12, 1853; d Sept. 25, 1890; m John K. Turner.

[7-188]      7. John P., b Mar. 17, 1857; m Loula Ruley.

[7-90] MARIA LAVINA HILLEGASS, dau George and Rebecca (Gift) Hillegass [7-29]; m Oct. 13, 1833, JACOB G. HILLEGASS, b 1807; d 1857.

Children (5):

^{[7-189a] 1} 1. William George, b Sept. 10, 1839; d Aug. 6, 1908; ?n { 1. Clara A. Mendenhall.

[7-189b] 1                                                                                            2. Mary Elizabeth Reed.

[7-190]      2. Calvin W., b May 6, 1847; d Nov. 21, 1872; m Mary Emma Stamrook.

[7-191]      3. Horace Roland, b Dec. 31, 1849; d Aug. 8, 1909; m Ida B. Nepley.

[7-192]      4. Priscilla, d Dec. 18, 1868; m Louis Bach.

[7-193]      5. Jane, dec; m Webster Meyers, dec. [Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-91] GEORGE WASHINGTON HILLEGASS, b Jan. 12, 1818; d Aug. 26, 1881; s George and Rebecca (Gift) Hillegass [7-29]; m Apr. 12, 1848; SARAH ANN HUNTER FISHER, b Mar. 6, 1828; d Dec. 29, 1913; dau John Nicholas and Suzanne (Hunter) Fisher. (1920.)

Children (2):

[7-194]      1. Effinger F., b Mar. 6, 1850; d Aug. 25, 1892; m Emma Uhler.

[7-195]      2. Leonore S., b Aug. 26, 1854, m Dr. James Van Buskirk.

[7-92a] JOSIAH HILLEGASS, b Sept. 9, 1817; d Feb. 3, 1877, at Harrisburg, Pa., s George and Rebecca (Gift) Hillegass [7-29]; m ESTHER CATHARINE KEPLER, b May 20, 1815; d Apr.14, 1857; dau Samuel and Hannah Kepler.

Children (7):

[7-196]        1. Rebecca, b Nov. 26, 1837; m Charles S. Shimer.

^[7-197a] 2. Warren H., b Dec. 4, 1840; d May 17, 1908; 112                                                                                                                                1. Ella Yoke.

[7-197b]                                                                                            2. Clara Rader.

[7-198]        3. Emma Hannah, b Apr. 3, 1844; d Apr. 14, 1898; in William G. Pennypacker.

4. Son twins, b 21, _1848; d same day.
5. Allen K. d 25, 1851.

[7 ^{199a] l}r 6. Oliver J., b Feb. 13, 1854; 7n             f 1. Lucie M. Strong.

[7-199b] J     2. Clemmie McNoldy.
7. Hiram William, b Feb. 17, 1851; d Apr. 10, 1853.

[7-92b] JOSIAH HILLEGASS, same as above, m 2d time Oct. 5, 1858, MRS. LOUISA DOYLE, b Oct. 4, 1825; d Feb. 22, 1919. Drover and hotel owner; res. Red Hill, Pa. No issue. (1920.)

[7-93a] WILLIAM HILLEGASS, b Apr. 25, 1820; d Sept. 1, 1902; s George and Rebecca(Gift) Hillegass [7-29]; in LUCY ANN SCHANTZ. No issue. Lived in San Francisco, Cal.

[7-93b] WILLIAM HILLEGASS, same as above, m 2d time LYDIA MERKEL. There were three children. [ Unable to obtain further data.]

[7-94] CAROLINE HILLEGASS, b 1828; d Dec. 24, 1877; dau George and Rebecca (Gift) Hille-gass [7-29]; m Dec. 3, 1844. GEORGE LAWRENCE JACOBY, b Feb. 17, 1825; d Mar. 27, 1907;.s Daniel and Hannah Jacoby. Lived in Sumneytown, Pa. (1920.)

Children (2):

[7-200]        1. Cornelia, b Feb. 12, 1847; m Samuel H. Weil.

[7-201]        2. Henry Muhlenberg, b 1851; d 1915; m Mary Seeds.

[7-95] MATILDA HILLEGASS, b Aug. 2, 1829; d Sept. 3, 1874; dau George and Rebecca (Gift) Hillegass [7-29]; m 1851, ISAAC POTTS, b Sept. 24, 1824; d Mar. 1, 1900; s Daniel and Rebecca (Strunk) Potts. Wheelwright. (1920.)

Children (4):

1. Winfield Scott, b June 25, 1852; d Mar. 29, 1912.

[7-202]        2. Mary, b Oct. 18, 1853; m John A. Newbern.

[7-203]       3. Izatus, b Sept. 18, 1858; m Clara Newton; Oak Lane, Phila.

[7-204]        4. Cornelia, b Jan. 17, 1864; d Nov. 28, 1917; in Peter Chalfont.

[7-96] JONATHAN WONSETLER, b May 10, 1834; d Apr. 25, 1873; ,s John and Sarah (Schultz) Wohnsitler [7-30]; m Aug. 7, 1858, MAGDALENA BEAN, b Nov. 3,1838; d Sept. 29,1917; dau Garrett and Esther (Hunsicker) Bean.

Children (7):

[7-205]        1. Henry B., b Jan. 6, 1859; d Dec. 7, 1916; m Ida Gouldey.

[7-206]       2. Garrett B., b June 17, 1861; m Katherine Reutter.

[7-207]     3. Frank B., b Sept. 19, 1862; d May 20, 1921; m Mabel H. Driver. 4. Sarah, b July 19, 1864; d Oct. 27, 1864.

[7-208]        5. John B., b Sept. 28, 1865; m Bertha Bridge.

[7-209]       6. A. Jane, b Jan. 5, 1868; m__________ Long; 2533 Jessup St., Phila., Pa.
7. Kate, b Jan. 14, 1873; d Aug. 25, 1875.

[7-100] KATIE CLEMMER, dau Abraham and Elizabeth (Clemmer) Clemmer [7-34]; m JACOB D. GEHMAN.

One child:

[7-210]       Henry C., m Katie Clemmer. [ Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-101] JOSEPH C. FRETZ, b Dec. 31, 1828; s John and Mary (Clemmer) Fretz [7-35]; m Mar. 6, 1853, OLIVIA M. MUSSELMAN, b July 11, 1828.

Children (8):

[7-212a]  [7-212b] 1.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           1 Harry M., b Nov. 30, 1853; dec; m                                                                                                                                                                                                                    f 1 ₂.. Lizzie K. Landis.

[7-213]    2. Allen M., b Aug. 4, 1856; m Ellen B. Hartzel.
3. Amanda M., b Sept. 23, 1857; d Sept. 4, 1869.

[7-214]     4. Susanna M., b Mar. 2, 1861; m Henry H. Price.

[7-215]     5. Mary M., b Jan. 12, 1863; m Irwin D. Swartz.

6. Elizabeth M., b Oct. 30, 1865; d 1870.

[7-216]    7. Erasmus M., b Jan. 14, 1868; m              Miller.

8. Joseph M., b Jan. 13, 1871. [Fretz' History, p 171. Unable to verify.]

[7-102] WILLIAM CLEMMER FRETZ, b Oct. 21, 1830; d Mar. 2, 1897; s John and Mary (Clem-mer) Fretz [7-35]; m Jan. 6, 1855, MARY BARNES, b Jan. 12, 1834; d Jan. 19, 1903; dau Daniel and Mary (Godshall) Barnes. Day laborer, res. Chalfont, Pa. (1920.)

Children (10):

[7-217a] 1' Allen B., b Apr. 19, 1856; d June 4, 1918; m { ^{1. Sue L. Stine.}

[7-217b]                                                                               2. Mary Frick

[7-218]     2. Daniel B., b Mar. 3, 1859; m Emma Monteith.

3. Mary E., b 22, 1860; unm.
4. William B., b Nov. 14, 1862, d 12, 1888; unm (was druggist).

]7-219}    5. Mahlon B., b Jan. 14, 1866; m Helen Parry; Newtown, Pa.

[7-220]     6. Rev. Edwin H., b Jan. 5, 1867; d June 12, 1916; m Marie Stuart.

7. Amanda, b Mar. 27, 1869; d June 1, 1892; unm.

[7-221]     8. Anna, b Feb. 18, 1872; m James McCrosson.

[7-222]    9. Ella M., b Sept. 7, 1876; m Burt M. Kent.

10. Walter, b Aug. 23, 1879; unm; Ambler, Pa.

Rev. Edwin H. Fretz died in Pasadena, Cal. His wife was said to have been teaching in Berkeley University, Cal., but could not be located.

[7-103] CATHARINE FRETZ, b July 29, 1832; d Sept. 5, 1894; dau John and Mary (Clemmer) Fretz [7-35]; m Feb. 23, 1854, SAMUEL HUNSBERGER, b July 28, 1827; d Feb., 1912; s Abraham and Elizabeth (Wismer) Hunsberger. Farmer, lived in Dublin, Bucks Co., Pa. (1920.)

Children (9):

[7-223]     1. Mary F., b Apr. 26, 1855; m Charles C. Atkinson.

[7-224]     2. Elias F., b Oct. 13, 1856; m Sallie (Overholt) Mosby.

[7-225]     3. Amanda Elizabeth, b Mar.. 10, 1858; m Phillip Miller.

[7-225.1] 4. Catharine, b May 19, 1860; d Jan. 30, 1912; m Jacob Hunsberger.

5. Susanna, b Aug. 14, 1862; d Sept. 7, 1862.

[7-226]     6. Anna F., b Sept. 27, 1863; d July 14, 1917; m Samuel L. Gross.

7. Allen F., b Mar. 28, 1866; 2830 Clementine St., Phila., Pa.
8. William F., b Apr. 23, 1869; d Apr. 16, 1893.
9. Daniel F., b Apr. 28, 1875; d Sept. 11, 1875.

[7-104] MARY FRETZ, b Sept. 30, 1837; dau John and Mary (Clemmer) Fretz [7-35]; m Jan. 7, 1860, OLIVER HEDRICK, b Jan. 9, 1835; farmer.

Children (12):

[7-227]    1. Lizzie, b Feb. 13, 1861; m Jacob D. Moll.
2. Kate, b June 28, 1862; dec:, unm.

[7-228]     3. Annie, b Nov. 16, 1864; m Harvey Crouthamel; Chalfont, Pa.

[7-229]    4. Henry, b Mar. 7, 1866; m_______ ; Silverdale, Pa. No issue.

[7-230]     5. Emma, b May 4, 1867; m Frank Appenzeller.

[7-231]     6. Sophia, b Sept. 1, 1868; m Amos Baringer; Silverdale, Pa.

[48-97]     7. Ida, b Nov. 2, 1869; m Jacob Snyder.

8. Susan, b Aug. 30, 1871; d Mar. 26, 1873.

[7-233]     9. Ellen, b Sept. 30, 1872; m Clinton Landis; s Benjamin S., Perkasie, Pa.

[7-234] 10. John, b Nov. 25, 1874; m________ ; Perkasie, Pa.

[7-235] 11. Clara, b Aug. 13, 1876; m Ulysses ______ ; Blooming Glen, Pa.

[7-236] 12. Oliver, b Oct. 7, 1877; m________ [Fretz' History. Unable to complete.]

[7-107] DANIEL H. KECK, b Nov. 7, 1830; d Feb. 26, 1896; s David and Rachel (Hoch) Keck [7-36]; m Oct. 11, 1856, ELIZABETH YODER, b Jan. 16, 1833; d Mar. 7,1912; dau Jacob and Nancy (Eschbach) Yoder. Farmer, squire, and school teacher. (1920.)

Children (11):

1. Theresa, b May 5, 1857; d July 24, 1859.
2. Oliver, b June 20, 1858; d 19, 1859.

[7-237]      3. Jonathan Y., b Mar. 25, 1860; m Hannah Nagle.

[7-238]      4. Joel Y., b Sept. 1, 1861; m Matilda Neiman; Reading, Pa. No issue.

[7-239]      5. Henry Y.. b Feb. 6, 1863; m Ida M. Christman.

[7-240]      6. Sarah A., b Oct. 24, 1864; m John Schwenk.

[7-241]      7. David Jacob, b July 17, 1867; m Rosa Christman.

[7-242]      8. Emma R., b Feb. 4, 1869; m Oswin Ziegenfuse.

[7-243]      9. William, b Jan. 1, 1871; m Florence Detwiler.

10. Katie Lizzie, b Sept. 5, 1873.

[7-244] 11. Cora, b Sept. 23, 1876; m William Gaugler.

[7-108] MARIA KECK, b Feb. 22, 1841; d July 13, 1873; dau William and Esther (Kern) Keck [7-37]; m SAMUEL K. KULP, b Sept. 29, 1835; d Jan. 22, 1883; s Henry and Rachel (Koch) Kulp. (1920)

Children (3):

1. Maria, b July 22, 1872; unm; East Greenville, Pa.

[7-245]      2. Hannah, b May 19, 1868; m Rev. H. Morris Schofer.

[7-246]      3. Charles, b Jan. 1, 1870; m Emma Sigmund; Pennsburg, Pa.

[7-109] THOMAS K. KECK, b May 12, 1842, d Nov. 29, 1893; s William and Esther (Kern) Keck [7-37]; m MATILDA SCHULTZ; res. widow, E. Greenville, Pa.

Infant son, b Feb. 22, 1882. [Letter unans.; unable to complete.]

[7-111] WILLIAM K. KECK, dec; s William and Esther (Kern) Keck [7-37]; m ELIZABETH GERHARD, dec; dau George Gerhard.

Children (9):

1. Franklin G., b 14, 1894; d Sept. 5, 1895.
2. Sallie G., b 4, 1900; d Jan. 26, 1901.

[7-247]      3. Ella, m Albert Hillegass.

[7-248]      4. Edwin, m Sallie Treichler; East Greenville, Pa.

5. Lizzie; 6. William; 7. Jennie; 8. Minnie; 9. Mary. [Letters unans. Unable to complete.]

[7-112] CARL (CHARLES) HILLEGASS, b May 26, 1839; d June 8, 1869; s Charles and Catharine (Kerver) Hillegass [7-39]; m CATHARINE KLINE, b Apr. 6, 1845; d Oct. 27, 1869.

Children (2):

1. Milton, b May 21, 1866; d June 20, 1869.
2. Alice Jane, b June 11, 1869; d June 20, 1869.

[7-113] HENRY HILLEGASS, s Charles and Catharine (Kerver) Hillegass [7-39]; m_____________________________________ Children (2):

[7-248.1] 1. Ida, m___________ Wolf; 340 N. 8th St., Allentown, Pa.

[7-248.2] 2. Emma, dec; m___________ Roth.

Henry Hillegass at one time conducted a store at Clayton, Pa., and moved from there to Allen­town. [Letters not ans. Unable to verify.]

[7-114] AMELIA HILLEGASS, b June 15, 1826; d Mar. 13, 1899; dau Jacob and Sarah (Greber) Hillegass [7-40]; m Dec. 7, 1861, EDWIN G. DREHS, b May 29, 1838; d Mar. 12, 1869.

One child:

[7-249] Irwin, m___________ . [ No further data obtainable.]

[7-115a] CHARLES KEHL, b Mar. 1, 1826; d Feb. 19, 1901; s Anthony and Magdalena (Hillegass) Kehl [7-41]; m LOVINA WELKER, b Sept. 1, 1830; d Feb, 24. 1852. [Hiram Kehl. No further data.]

[7-115b] CHARLES KEHL, same as above, in 2d time CAROLINE SCHELL, b May 15, 1835; d Dec. 26, 1911; dau Jacob and Maria (Kline) Schell.

Children (2):

[7-250]     1. Hiram C., b Nov. 12, 1854; m Mary A. B. Kepler.

[7-251]      2. Emma S., b Feb. 13, 1856; m William H. Steltz.

[7-116] JOHN KEHL, b Nov. 27, 1827; d Mar. 25, 1910; s Anthony and Magdalena (Hillegass)

Kehl [7-41]; m CASSIE BOBB, dau John Bobb.

Children (9):

1. Sarah Joanna, b May 17, 1860; d 1, 1864.
2. Mary Rebecca, b 7, 1864; d May 21, 1901.
3. Clementine,

[7-252]      4. John B., b Dec. 7, 1867; m Laura S. Esling.

[7-253]      5. Lewis E., b July 31, 1873; m Gertrude Sarah Becker.

6.  
7.  
8.  
9. [Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-117] LEWIS KEHL, b Feb. 22, 1831; d Nov. 25, 1903; s Anthony and Magdalena (Hillegass)

Kehl [7-41]; m SUSANNA MOYER, b Nov. 16, 1839; d Dec. 15, 1913.

Children (2):

1. Maria Anna, b Sept. 24, 1861; d 26, 1871.
2. Alfred, b 25, 1863; d Jan. 12, 1870.

Lewis Kehl is said to have been married twice; 1st wife probably SUSANNA KLEIN, born Sept.

3, 1835; died Aug. 9, 1859.

One child:

[7-253.1] Amanda, m Oscar Bernhard, East Greenville, Pa. [ Unable to verify above.]

[7-118] SOPHIA KEHL, b June 25, 1834; d Mar. 1, 1905; dau Anthony and Magdalena (Hillegass)

Kehl [7-41]; m RICHARD MARKLEY, b Apr. 7,1830; d July 1, 1892; s Andrew and Elizabeth (Stetler)

Markley. Farmer. (1920.)

Children (7):

1. Ellen, b June 18, 1861; d 1, 1890.
2. Andrew, b 9, 1858; d Sept. 3, 1859.

[7-254]     3. Kehl, b Nov. 27, 1859; m Ida A. Meyer.

[7-255]      4. Naomi K., b Sept. 1, 1865; m Alfred G. Clemmer.

[7-256]      5. Richard, m Annie B. Arundel.

[7-257]     6. Asa, m Lillie May Peters.

7. Bertha, unm; Pennsburg, Pa.

[7-119] WILLIAM H. KEHL, b Jan. 31, 1842; d Feb. 8, 1918; s Anthony and Magdalena (Hille-

gass) Kehl [7-41]; m Aug. 27, 1867, EMMA ELIZABETH PENNEBECKER, b Nov. 11, 1843; d Apr.

12, 1919; dau George and________ (Greber) Pennebecker. Merchant, lived in East Greenville, Pa.

(1920.)

One child:

[7-258a]                                                                  1. Ada E. Schwenk.

Charles Pennebecker, b July 21, 1868; m

^I

[7-258h]2. Minnie M. Bowman.

[7-123] SOPHIA KLINE, dau Adam and Anna (Hillegass) Kline [7-43]; m WILLIAM KICH-

LINE. Res. Allentown, Pa.

Children (7):

1. Milton, d No issue.
2. Alfred W., d May, 1918; unm
3. Mary R., 252 Lehigh St., Allentown, Pa.
4. Annie, d
5. Ella S., d
6. Carrie B.

[7-259]     7. Alice B:, d 1896; m E. S. Pardee, Medina Co., Ohio. No issue living.

[Data from Court Records, Allentown, Pa. Unable to complete. Letters unans.]

[7-124] POLLY (MARY) KLINE, dau Adam and Anna (Hillegass) Kline [7-43]; m EPHRAIM

KRAUSS.

Children (4):

[7-260] -1. Anna, m Henry Hersh; 1248 Hamilton St., Allentown, Pa.

[7-261]     2. Clara, m David Kline, Allentown, Pa.

[7-262]     3. Milton, m________ ; 140 S. 8th St., Allentown, Pa.

[7-263]     4. Mary, m Frank Hartzell, 516 N. 6th St., Allentown, Pa.

[Letters not ans. Unable to complete.]

[7-125a] CHARLES KLINE, s Adam and Anna (Hillegass) Kline [7-43]; m CAROLINE

LUDWIG.

One child:

[7-264]     Mary, m Walter Jones.

[7-125b] CHARLES KLINE, same as above, m 2d time, ROSETTA ROEDER. One child:

[7-265a]                           1. George Bryan.

[7-265b]    Laura, m     2.________ Fulmer. [ Unable to verify or complete.]

[7-127] REBECCA KLINE, dau Adam and Anna (Hillegass) Kline [7-43]; m WILLIAM WEISS. Lived in Akron, Ohio.

One child:

[7-266]     Edwin, m________ ; California. [ Unable to verify or locate.]

[7-128] WASHINGTON KLINE, s Adam and Anna (Hillegass) Kline [7-43]; m EMMA FRETZ. One child:

[7-267]     Henry, m________ ; d 1918. [ Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-129] CONRAD SITES, d 1917; s John and Henrietta (Herr) Sites [7-45]; in CATHARINE SHEN. No issue.

Lived in St. Thomas Twp. Will dated Jan. 14, 1916; probated Jan. 6, 1917; wife sole legatee and executrix. [No further data.]

[7-132] EMMA SITES, b Oct. 5, 1849; dau John and Henrietta (Herr) Sites [7-45]; m LEVI C. BRANDT, b Nov. 24, 1845. Res. Chambersburg, Pa. (1920.)

Children (7):

•  

[7-268]      1. Mary Elizabeth, b Sept. 9, 1869; m Harry Stouffer Eberly.

[7-269]      2. Carrie G., b Mar. 4, 1876; m Dr. J. Walker Croft.

[7-270]     3. Sylvia Blanche, b Feb. 5, 1884; m J. B. Belford.
4. Jessie. Three other children d in infancy.

[7-132.1] ALBERT SITES, b Feb. 12, 1848; d Jan. 7, 1920; s Henry and Mary (Newcomer) Sites [7-47]; m Jan. 1, 1873, MARGRET EASTON, b Nov. 24, 1850. (1922.)

Children (3):

[7-270.1] 1. Mary A., b Feb. 8, 1876; m Frank Phiel.

[7-270.2] 2. Susan J., b Nov. 17, 1879; m Benjamin Huber; Chambersburg, Pa.

[7-270.3] 3. Charles, b Aug. 20, 1878; d Mar. 15, 1912; m Eva Reynolds.

[Letters unans. Further data unobtainable.

[7-132.3] BENJAMIN SITES, b June 17, 1852; s Henry and Mary (Newcomer) Sites [7-47];

m Jan. 17, 1875, ANNA KUHN, b May 8, 1854: dau George and Catharine (Zarger) Kuhn. Farmer;

Greencastle, Pa. (1922.)

Children (6):

[7-270.9] 1. George A., b Feb. 14, 1877; m Georgia Nair; Milledgeville, Pa.

[7-270.10] 2. Robert J., b Jan. 6, 1879; m Lydia B. Gardner.

3. Jesse, b May 18, 1886; unm; Chambersburg, Pa.

[7-270.11] 4. Rhoda M., b Feb. 10, 1888; m William 0. Saum.

[7-270.12] 5. John 0., b Apr. 2, 1892; m Annie Harmon, Marion, Pa.

[7-270.13] 6. Mary A., b Aug. 4, 1894; m Frank Eshelman.

[7-132.4] CYRUS SITES, b Apr. 13, 1858; s Henry and Mary (Newcomer) Sites [7-47]; m Oct. 1,

1878, AMELIA HOLLANDS, b Dec. 3, 1858; dau George and Elizabeth (Kuhn) Hollands. Res. Green-

castle, Pa., R. D. 1. (1922.)

Children (5):

[7-270.14] 1. Mary Elizabeth, b May 6, 1879; m Franklin Gilbert.

[7-270.15] 2. Cyrus Leslie, b May 10, 1880; m Etta Seideri.

3. Nora Allice, b 9, 1882; d July 7, 1906.

[7-270.16] 4. Viola Catherine, b May 5, 1885; m Harry C. Pheil; Mercersburg, Pa. [7-270.17] 5. George Henry, b Aug. 20, 1886; m Ida Pearl Miller; Chambersburg, Pa.

[Letters unans. Unable to complete.]

[7-132.8] WILLIAM C. SITES, b June 25, 1868; s Henry and Mary (Newcomer) Sites [7-47]; m

Dec. 28, 1890, LYDIA F. SEIDER, b July 1, 1861; dau John and Sarah (Bowers) Seider. Farmer;

Chambersburg, R. D. 3. (1922.)

One child:

[7-270.25] Mary B., b Sept. 5, 1896; m Edward B. Snyder.

[7-135] LAURA SITES, b Feb. 1, 1870; d June 8, 1919; dau William. and Barbara C. (Lenherr) Sites [7-48]; m 1903, HARRY STOKES. Lived in Milledgeville, Ill. No issue.

[7-136] ALICE MISSOURI SITES, b Sept. 20, 1863; dau Jacob and Mrs. Mary Bender (Holden) Sites [7-49]; m MOSES M. WALCK, b Apr. 26, 1855. Res. Greencastle, Pa., R. D. 1. Farmer. (1920.) Children (2):

[7-271]     1. Norman L., b Sept. 21, 1888; m Ola Zeigler.
2. D. Ralph, b Mar. 6, 1902.

[7-144] ANNA SHULTZ, b Oct. 30, 1851; dau John B. and Mary J. (Zimmerman) Shultz [7-60]; m June 13, 1872, JOHN HINTON McCRARY, b 1844; d Aug. 4, 1916; s Dr. Andrew and Elisabeth (Witt) McCrary. Merchant, res. 1321 Church St., Lynchburg, Va. (1921.)

Children (4):

[7-272]        1. Alvon Breckenridge, b Apr. 1, 1873; m Neta Maude Collins.

[7-273]        2. Frank Marvin, b Mar. 12, 1875; m Gertrude Adkinson; Graham, Va.

[7-274]        3. Marguerite Mason, b Mar. 5, 1878; m E. L. Cease.

4. Thomas Witt, b 2, 1891; 1321 Church St., Lynchburg, Va.

[7-145] WILFORD T. SHULTZ, b 1856; s John B. and Mary J. (Zimmerman) Shultz [7-60]; m

BETTIE FIX; dau John and_________ (Wright) Fix. Res. Greenville, Va. No issue. (1921.)

[7-146] MARY ELIZABETH SHULTZ, b May 31, 1852, dau Henry and Nancy C. (Zimmerman) Shultz [7-62]; m Jan. 10, 1870, J. W. BERRY, b Aug. 30, 1847; s James and Rebecca (Bueanan) Berry. Farmer, res. Raphine, Va. (1919.)

Children (9):

[7-275]        1. Wahneta Rebecca, b Nov. 10, 1872; m Saul T. Smith.

[7-276]        2. Florence Edna, b Dee. 16, 1874; m John D. Parker.

[7-277]        3. Willie Burton, b Aug. 27, 1877; m W. F. Humphries, Greenville, Va.

 

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[7-278]        4. Percy Leonard, b May 27, 1880; m Bessie A. Fix.

[7-279]        5. Bessie Bell, b Jan. 13, 1883; m Walter H. Wade.

[7-280]        6. Mable Shultz, b Apr. 30, 1885; m James H. Wade.

[7-281]        7. Mattie McKee, b Sept. 19, 1889; m William R. Kindig.

8. Mary Virginia, b July 24, 1895; d 14, 1896.
9. Marie Alberta, b 16, 1897; Greenville, Va.

[7-147] FRANKLIN GRAHAM SHULTZ, b Mar. 7, 1855; s Henry and Nancy C (Zimmerman) Shultz [7-62]; m EMMA ELIZABETH STEELE, b 1851; dau Samuel and Elizabeth (Hawpe) Steele. Rural mail carrier, Greenville, Va. (1920.)

Children (5):

[7-282]        1. Chesley Doak, b Jan. 25, 1879; m Leonora C. Parker.

[7-283]        2. Henry Warwick, b Aug. 8, 1881; m Jessie Pedigo.

[7-284]        3. Earl Meeklon, b Sept. 22, 1883; m Bessie Jones.

[7-285]        4. Frederick Steele, b Mar. 2, 1887; m Eulee Melton.

5. James William, b May 1, 1888 (89); unm; Wadesboro, N. C.

[7-148] JAMES B. SHULTZ, b July 18, 1857; s Henry and Nancy C. (Zimmerman) Shultz [7-62]; m Feb. 17, 1892, LELIA W. WEBSTER, dau Alfred Webster. Carpenter; 21 Plum St., Richmond, Va. (1920.)

One child:          -

[7-286]           Addie L., b Nov. 13, 1905; m Edward C. Holt, 893 Griffin Ave., Richmond, Va.

[7-149] JOHN T. McGUFFIN, s Thomas H. and Eva E. (Shultz) McGuffin [7-63]; m SARAH E. ALPHIN. Res., Lexington, Va.

One child:

[7-287]      Edna Elizabeth, b May, 1885; m Henry T. Kirkpatrick. [Mrs. Cunningham.]

[7-150] EMMA J. McGUFFIN, dau Thomas H. and Eva E. (Shultz) McGuffin [7-63]; m H. T.

LINDSAY.

Children (2):

[7-288]        1. Lula May, b Jan. 26; 1883; m Frank D. Carson.

[7-289]      2. Mary Eva, b Sept. 30, 1885; m John B. Harris. [Mrs. Cunningham.]

[7-151] DAVID WESLEY GROVE, s George S. and Nancy A. (Rohr) Grove [7-72]; m eleven children living, two dec. [ No further data obtainable.]

[7-152] JACOB ROHR GROVE, b__ ; d Jan., 1918; s George S. and Nancy A. (Rohr)

Grove [7-72]; m______ ; 7 children living, 4 dec. [Further data unobtainable.]

[7-153] HESTER TRAVIS GROVE, d Mar., 1912; dau George S. and Nancy A. (Rohr) Grove

[7-72]; m_______ DURRETT. 7 children living; 3 dec. (1910.) [ No further data obtainable.]

[7-155] MARY ELLEN GROVE, dau George S. and Nancy A. (Rohr) Grove [7-72]; m___________________

WATSON; res., Watson, W. Va. (1920.) 6 children living; 2 dec. [Letters unans. Unable to complete.]

[7-156.2] NANCY GROVE, b July 9, 1845; d Nov. 30, 1918; dau Joseph and Nancy (Brower) Grove [7-74]; m GEORGE W. CARR, b Dec. 25, 1837; d Oct. 16, 1901. (1922.)

Children (4):

[7-289.5] 1. Joseph T., b Mar. 19, 1867; d Mar. 6, 1914; m Ella Coiner.

[7-289.6] 2. Eugene 0., b 1865; m Mintie Campbell; Fisherville, Va.

[7-289.7] 3. Ida, b 1870; d Dec., 1894; m David Yount.

[7-289.8] 4. Emma, b 1871; in Charles Leonard. [Letters unans. Unable to complete.]

[7-157] PRESTON H. CRAWFORD, b Mar. 18, 1852; s James and Caroline (Grove) Crawford [7-76]; m' Dec. 23, 1874, RACHEL BELL HEFNER. Res., Ireland, W. Va. (1919.)

Children (3):

[7-290]     1. E. Alonzo, b July 4, 1876; m Julia M. O'Dell.

2. P., b June 28, 1878.
3. Ralph B., b Jan. 16, 1882; d July 1, 1908.

Preston H. Crawford was a member of the Lewis County Court, West Va., for six years, also Jus­tice of the Peace four years. P. H. Crawford and Sons are now engaged in Farming and Stockraising, and specialize in the breeding of pure bred registered Shorthorn Cattle. A. P. Crawford is serving as assistant assessor for Lewis Co., W. Va.

[7-162a] MARY JANE HAWPE, b 1840; d Oct. 24, 1904; dau William S. and Maria J. (Shultz) Hawpe [7-77]; m Nov. 25, 1858, WILLIAM H. BROWNLEE, b 1842; d July 25,1863; s Alexander and Nancy (Doke) Brownlee. [Lelia Brownlee Friend gives marriage date as Mar. 4, 1860.] School teacher, Greenville, Va. William H. Brownlee was wounded in the Battle of Gettysburg; died a few days later.

Children (2):

[7-291]     1. Lelia, b Dec. 22, 1860; m Charles H. Friend.

[7-292]     2. William, b Jan. 16, 1863; m Ella E. Williams.

[7-162b] MARY J. (HAWPE) BROWNLEE, same as above, m 2d time, Jan. 5, 1865, MICHAEL A. COINER, b Oct. 31, 1817; d Aug. 24, 1899; s George Michael and Susanna (Hawpe) Coiner. Farmer, Fishersville, Va. (1921.)

Children (5):

[7-293]     I. Garnett Thomas, b Sept. 29, 1868; m Mary E. Scherrer.

[7-294]     2. Herman Steele, b Dec. 5, 1871; m Rosa Sampson.

[7-295]     3. Homer Briley, b Dec. 5, 1871; m Mattie S. Weade.

[7-296]     4. Bernice, b Mar. 11, 1878; m Louie Bean.
5. Samuel Hawpe, d in infancy.

[7-163] JAMES WILLIAM THOMAS HAWPE, dec; s William S. and Maria J. (Shultz) Hawpe

[7-77]; m AMANDA JANE BOONE. (1921.)

Children (2):

[7-297]      1. William S., b May 22, 1^.872; m Maggie A. Miller.

[7-298]     2. Alma, m G. Kemper Foster; Grottoes, Va. [Further data not obtainable.]

[7-164] MINNIE ELIZABETH GEEDING, b Nov. 19, 1850; dau Henry and Martha A. (Schultz) Geeding [7-78]; m Dec. 24, 1879, THOMAS A. DAWSON, b Apr. 24, 1850; d May 23, 1909; s Hampden and Selina (Bagby) Dawson. Deputy sheriff; res., Staunton, Va. (1921.)

Children (2):

[7-299]     1. Harry Hampden, b Nov. 8, 1880; m Katherine Whitlock.

[7-300]     2. Leonard Geeding, b Jan. 19, 1882; m Helen Dwyer.

[7-165] ADA MARTHA GEEDING, b Mar. 19, 1868; dau Henry and Martha A. (Shultz) Geeding [7-78];m Feb. 8, 1893, FRANK BLENCOWE, b Aug.4, 1855; d Jan. 27, 1907;s Thomas and Elizabeth (Pinkhard) Blencowe. Pharmacist; res., 821 High St., Staunton, Va. (1921.)

Children (3):

[7-301]     1. Helen Elizabeth, b Jan. 6, 1897; m Pomeroy Young.

2. Hilda Martha, b Apr. 22, 1898; d 26, 1899.
3. Allen Geeding, b Apr. 23, 1899; Staunton, Va.

[7-166] LEONA S. SCHULTZ, b July 24, 1867; dau George B. and Susan (Brown) Schultz [7-79]; m Apr. 7, 1908, ROBERT N. LOTTS, b Aug. 8, 1852; farmer. Res., Greenville, Va. No issue. (1921.)

[7-167] LUCY ANN DETTOR, b Aug. 15, 1837; dau Rev. Joseph and Margaret (Shultz) Dettor

[7-83]; m Jan. 9, 1855, FRED HUGHSON, b Aug. 8, 1827; d Oct. 23, 1908.

Children (11):

[7-302]     1. Ida Margaret, b Nov. 3, 1855; m Albert P. Calfee.

[7-303]      2. Marceline, b June 30, 1857; m Robert W. Mathews.

[7-304]      3. Lucy Fred, b May 27, 1859; m William G. Hayslett.

[7-305]      4. Emma Jane, b Mar. 14, 1861; m Edward Poncel Hawkins.

[7-306]      5. Otis, b Jan. 29, 1863; m Elsie Griggs.

[7-307]      6. Dettor, b Jan. 20, 1867; m Jessie Wood.

7. Andelia McGehu, b Oct. 4, 1869; d Jan. 3, 1898.

[7-308]      8. Frederick Mitchell, b Oct. 1, 1871; m Cornelia M. Collins.

[7-309]      9. Annie Palmer, b Feb. 12, 1874; m A. P. Cunningham.

10. Edgar Fitz, b Mar. 4, 1877; d Mar. 10, 1899.

[7-310] 11. Albert Lynn, b Jan. 8, 1880; m Margaret Apperson.

[7-168] WILLIAM F. DETTOR, b Aug. 9, 1840; d Apr. 6, 1911; s Rev. Joseph and Margaret (Shultz) Dettor [7-83]; m Nov. 22 (23), 1865, MARTHA ANN (PATTY) CARTER; b Jan. 20, 1845; dau William and Martha A. (Gentry) Carter. Master mason; C. and 0. R. R.; Gordonsville, Va. (1919.)

Children (.9):

[7-311]      1. Lula X., b Aug. 11, 1866; m Dr. A. Custis Smith.

[7-312]      2. Lillian A., b Oct. 27, 1867; d Mar. 16, 1887; m William L. Dowell.

[7-313]      3. Edgar Grafton, b May 11, 1869; d Dec. 15, 1904; m Clara B. Schleicher.

[7-314]      4. Margaret L., b Oct. 2, 1871; m Frank T. Johnson.

[7-315]      5. William M., b May 8, 1874; m Letta B. Agnew

[7-316]      6. Bernard T., b Dec. 7, 1877; m Lena R. Smith.
7. Robert L., b Aug.' 31, 1879; d Jan. 5, 1880.

[7-317a]

_[7-317b] 8_. Jennie C., b Aug. 8, 1881; m I ^{I. Dr. Thomas N. Jeffris.}

2. Dr. Harry S. Willis.

[7-318]      9. Mary Maude, b Oct. 28, 1883; d Apr. 4, 1909; m Elmer S. Scruggs.

[7-169] ADAM C. DETTOR, b May 22, 1842; dJune 22, 1879; s Rev. Joseph and Margaret (Shultz) Dettor [7-83]; m Mar. 12, 1867, LYNN DAVIS, b Nov. 13, 1844; d Feb. 13, 1909. Merchant. (1920.)

Children (4):

[7-319]      1. Joseph L., b Jan. 12, 1869; m Mary L. Brown.

2. Lucian Clarke, b Feb. 5, 1871; unm; 354 O'Farrel St., San Francisco, Cal.

Lucian C. Dettor is Supt. of Dining Car, Southern Pacific Co.

[7-320]      3. Annie M., b Jan. 1, 1872; m Charles M. Brooks.

[7-321]      4. Clarence W., b Mar. 1, 1875; m Minnie M. Goods.

Lynn (Davis) Dettor m 2nd time, James C. White of Nebraska. No issue.

[7-170] ELIZABETH CATHARINE DETTOR, dau Rev. Joseph and Margaret (Shultz) Dettor [7-83]; m HENRY HARRISON FLEISHER. Res., Laurel, Del. (1919.)

Children (5):

[7-322]      1. Marion E., b Oct. 3, 1853; d Dec. 23, 1917; m Matthew T. Pusey.

[7-323]      2. Effie K. (Evelyn), m Isaac Park; Moundsville, Mo.

[7-324]      3. George, d 1919; m_______ ; Seattle, Wash.

[7-325]      4. Howard H., b May 5, 1852; m Caroline Park.

5. Virginia, d young. [ Unable to complete. Data from Arthur H. Pusey and Howard

Fleisher, Iola, Kansas.]

[7-171] MAJOR JOHN HENRY DETTOR, b_ ; d Apr. 1, 1865; s Rev. Joseph and Mar-

garet (Shultz) Dettor [7-83]; m Jan. 17, 1861, BETTIE TREVILIAN.

One child:

[7-326] John Hampton, b Nov. 7, 1864; m Annie Laurie Carson.

Betty (Trevilian) Dettor m 2nd time, __ Winston and had two sons who m and had fami-

lies [B. T. Dettor.]

Since there has been some confusion regarding the correct military record of Capt. Dettor in the Civil War, the following data furnished by Mrs. Frank Johnson of Louisa, Va., and. B. T. Dettor of Chattanooga, Tenn., is inserted.

CORRECT MILITARY RECORD OF CAPTAIN JOHN DETTOR.

To the Editor of The Times-Despatch,

Sir:

Permit me to correct your statement in your issue of the 23d inst to the effect that Captain Hawley became major of the Tenth Virginia Cavalry the last year of the war. When Colonel Caskie became colonel, Lieut. Hawley became captain of Co. A and remained so to the surrender.

When we left Petersburg, Robt. A. Caskie was Colonel W. B. Clement's lieut-colonel and J. Henry Dettor (Com­pany F from Albemarle Co.), was major. The major was killed in the retreat and the regiment was captured near Amelia. Consequently no promotion could be made. I was lieut. in Co. K. Tenth Va. Cavalry, and served in West Va. also, being made lieut. just before the seven days battles before Richmond, and knew personally and intimately every officer in the regiment. This correction is due to the memory of Major Dettor and correct history.

1. H. Turner, D. D. Ruxton, Maryland.

My Dear Madam:

Yours received and it gives me great pleasure to do or say anything I can which may be of use to the wife of Capt. J. Henry Dettor, Co. F., 10th Va. Cavalry, II. S. A. He always wrote or signed his name J. Henry Dettor. I knew him intimately as a fellow officer in the same regiment. He and I were rather companionable. He was a good fighter, an excellent officer, and had the good will and esteem of all in the regiment. He was promoted major of the regiment just about the time we left Petersburg after its evacuation. I spoke to him a few minutes before he was killed. It was I think just about the time—a little before or after the battle of Five Oaks. It is fifty years ago and some things have been forgotten.

I should like to know just where his body was found.

About a year ago there was a notice in the Times-Dispatch of Rd., of the death of Capt. Hawley, Co. "D" of our regiment. In this notice he was mentioned as major of the 10th Va. Cavalry. Although I did not know whether any of Major Dettor's friends were alive or might ever see it, I took occasion to write to the Dispatch and correct the error, telling the editor that Capt. Hawley was never major of the regiment, but that J. Henry Dettor was promoted to the office as I have stated. I did this in justice to the memory of Maj. Dettor.

They failed to send me a copy of my notice and so I did not know it had been published. I presume this is the notice to which you refer.

There were two lieutenants Martin in Co. F. Are they living? Yours is the first and only word I have had from the Co. in all these years, except a brief call I made on Capt. Cable in Staunton, a few years before his death. Capt. Dettor rode a sorrel horse with a blaze or bald face. Your mention of the horse recalls it to mind.

Sincerely yours,

1. H. Turner, Lieut. Co. K.

10th Va. Reg.

3 Somerset Road,

Roland Park, Baltimore, Md.

Nov. 25, 1914

Capt. or Maj. J. Henry Dettor, mustered in service, left home 27th of June 1861. Mustered in at Gawley Bridge; West Va. Served in battles in West Va. He was wounded at Charles City Court House, W. Va. Henry Lee was left to guard road during the battle around Trevilians. In the battle around Richmond a piece of shell passed through his saddle-bags and one piece went in front and skinned the horse's legs. He had several narrow escapes.

He was killed at Five Forks, Dinwiddie County, 1st day of April, 1865, nine days before the surrender. His body was afterward found by his father, Joseph Dettor, and carried to Greenwood, his old home, and buried. He turned back to save another company and his horse fell then ran off and he called to his boys to get his horse and then the

enemy closed in on them. W. F. Dettor, his brother, got his horse and led it out.                                                                                      [Mrs. Frank Johnson].

John Henry Dettor Captain of Company F., Tenth Virginia Cavalry, was killed at "FIVE FORKS," Dinwiddie County, Va., April 1st, 1865, age 30 years.

After eight months of suspense alternating between hope and fear, at times his parents and friends hearing that he was certainly alive, at other times that he was killed, his remains were found by his father, December 3rd, carried to his home in this county, near Greenwood Depot, where his funeral was preached (Dec. 9th) by the writer, to a large and attentive audience, from Romans, 8th chapter and 23d verse, and then buried with Masonic honors by King Solomon Lodge, No. 194, of which he was a member.

Thus has passed away from earth one of the noble brave around whose name the evergreen Acacia will ever twine.

He was a Christian, devoted to the Master, who has called him away from the Church militant to the Church triumphant in Heaven, where the clarion notes of the bugle will never summons "to arms" and no crimson current flow amidst the roar of artillery, the gleam of the sabre, and the sharp crack of the rifle.

As a captain he was exceedingly popular with his superior officers, and with his company, including among its members some of Albemarle's bravest sons.

As a son he was affectionate and obedient; as a husband and father kind, attentive and devoted; as a brother generous and true.

A warm-hearted Mason, a genial companion, a NOBLE MAN.                                                                                     C. C. V.

[7-172] GEORGE MITCHELL DETTOR, b Mar. 27, 1847; d Feb. 21, 1907; s Rev. Joseph and Margaret (Shultz) Dettor [7-83]; m Jan. 23, 1889, MARGARET VIRGINIA ATKINS, b July 13, 1866; dau William Garret and Elizabeth Moseley (Newman) Atkins.

Children (5):

1. George Russell, b Feb. 1, 1890.
2. William Towles, b 8, 1893.

[7-327]       3. Margaret Ruth, b Mar. 26, 1891; m George Gilmer.

[7-328]       4. Inez, b Nov. 16, 1892; ra Joseph F. Meyer.

[7-329]       5. Elizabeth Newman, b Jan. 11, 1897; m Jason I. Eck^-ford.

[7-173a-b] ROBERT J. DETTOR, s Rev. Joseph and Margaret (Shultz) Dettor [7-83]; m twice. Res., 1506 Hollins St., Baltimore, Md.

Children (3):

[7-330]       1. Alma, m Alexander V. Owens.

[7-331a-b] 2. Robert J., m 1st_______ ; 2d_______

[7-332]      3. Marguerite, m Thomas Shelton. [ Unable to complete.]

[7-174] AMANDA DETTOR, dau Rev. Joseph and Margaret (Shultz) Dettor [7-83]; m HARVEY

1VARTMAN, b_________ ; d Sept., 1901. Lived in Harrisonburg, Va. (1921.)

One child:

[7-333]       John Henry, b Sept. 24, 1870; m Sina Black.

[7-175] JULIA A. G. SHULTZ, b Dec. 25, 1842; d Apr. 18, 1917; dau John H. B. and Margaret (Fix) Shultz [7-84]; m Sept. 19, 1873, WILLIAM A. McDONALD, b Nov. 3, 1834; s John and Mary C. McDonald. Res., Greenville, Va. No issue. (1920.)

William A. McDonald was born in Scotland and came to America in 1869; he was stricken blind a number of years ago. The editor has a very legible letter written by him.

[7-176] PHOEBE J. G. SHULTZ, b Sept. 10, 1847; dau John H. B. and Margaret (Fix) Shultz [7-84]; m Oct. 5, 1878, JAMES W. MILLER, b Mar. 4, 1850; s Martin and Susanna (Bright) Miller. Farmer, res., Spottswood, Va. (1920.)

One child:

[7-334]       Harry W. H., b Aug. 5, 1879; d Sept. 5, 1919; m Ocea Bowers.

[Much of the information regarding the Henry Shultz family was given by Mrs. Phoebe Mille? .]

[7-177a] WILLIAM H. CLAY SHULTZ, b Feb. 13, 1849; d Oct. 8, 1920; s John H. B. and Margaret (Fix) Shultz [7-84]; m DAISY HESS, dec. Farmer, res., Spottswood, Va.

[7-177b] WILLIAM H. CLAY SHULTZ, same as above, m 2d time, LUCY DABNEY JONES. Children (2):

1. Clay Winston, b 1913.
2. William Cary, b

William H. C. Shultz lived on the old homestead; he committed suicide Oct. 8, 1920. He owned four farms, and had a chalk mound on one.

[7-178] MARY E. SHULTZ, b May 8, 1846; d Apr. 28, 1912; dau Adam A. and Elizabeth (Hull) Shultz [7-85]; m JASPER NEWTON MALLICOTE, d in Va. about 1877-78.

Children (3):

[7-334.1] 1. Sarah Louisa, b Nov. 9, 1874; m Henderson Taylor Campbell.

[7-334.2] 2. Nannie G., b 1876; m P. E. Pope.

[7-334.3] 3. Jasper Newton, b 1878; m Minnie Mitchell.

[7-179] WILLIAM HENRY SHULTZ, b June 1, 1848; s Adam A. and Elizabeth (Hull) Shultz [7-85]; m Sept. 21, 1875, SARAH (SALLIE) C. AYRES, b Oct. 11, 1852; d Nov. 29, 1902; dau John P. and Mary E. (Whiteaker) Ayres. Stock farmer; res., Alvarado, Texas. (1920.)

Children. (9):

[7-335]      1. Mary Elizabeth, b July 10, 1876; m R. C. McCracken.

[7-336]       2. Susie Virginia, b Mar. 22, 1878; m Paul G. Beyette.

[7-337]      3. William Orville, b Mar. 6, 1880; m Winifred Sansom.

4. Lou Ann, b Sept. 9, 1882; Alvarado, Texas.
5. Lou Ayres, b Aug. 15, 1884; Paint Rock, Texas.

[7-338]      6. Stuart Craven, b Aug. 11, 1886; m Grace Southern.

7. Sadie May, b Jan. 24, 1890; d 9, 1890.
8. Lorena Blanch, b Feb. 21, 1892; d 13, 1900.
9. Nette, b Sept. 29, 1896.

[7-180] DR. CHARLES ADOLPHUS SHULTZ, b June 2, 1855; s Adam A. and Elizabeth (Hull) Shultz [7-85]; m Dec. 26, 1882, BETTIE A. RAWLINS, b Nov. 3,1861; dau R. A. and Virginia (Bledsoe) - Rawlins. Physician; res., Alvarado, Texas. (1920.)

Children (9):

[7-339]    1. Ernest R., b Nov. 7, 1883; m Myrtle I. Senter.

[7-340]     2. Adda Virginia (Blanche), b Nov. 29, 1885; m Courtland P. Craig.

[7-341]    3. Charles Y., b Sept. 12, 1887; m Gertrude Weaver.
4. Ed. A., b Jan. 5, 1889; Alvarado, Texas.

[7-342]    5. Harry E., b May 7, 1891; m Sarah A. Cole.

6. John W., b Jan. 26, 1893; Alvarado, Texas.
7. Robert Ross, b Aug. 13, 1896; d June 27, 1898.
8. Frank M., b May 20, 1898; Alvarado, Texas.
9. Virgil E., b July 14, 1905; Alvarado, Texas.

[7-182] EDWARD A. SHULTZ, b Nov. 22, 1859; s Adam A. and Elizabeth (Hull) Shultz [7-85]; m Apr. 28, 1891, MARY LOU MEREDITH, b July 9, 1869; dau Elisha and Leanna (Scott) Meredith. Hardware dealer; res., Alvarado, Texas. (1920.)

Children (4):

[7-343]       1. Freda Meredith, b July 12, 1892; d Feb. 29, 1914; m Thomas Armstrong.

2. Alice Lou, b Aug. 16, 1894; d 13, 1897.
3. Dixie, b Feb. 16, 1899; d 27, 1899.
4. Dorothy, b Aug. 31, 1901.

[7-183] HOWARD M. HARRISON, b Nov. 13, 1841, d Oct. 10, 1918; s James and Susanna (Shultz) Harrison [7-87] ; m Sept., 1884, PEACHEY WASH, b Apr. 7, 1840; d Dee.23, 1906; dau William L. and Martha J. (Moore) Wash. Res., Lexington, Va. No issue. (1920.)

Howard M. Harrison lost both hands in the Civil War about 1863.

[7-184] WILLIAM H. HARRISON, b Aug. 21, 1843; s James and Susanna (Shultz) Harrison [7-87]; m Aug. 30, 1883, FANNIE E. HAZELWOOD, b June 2, 1852. Miller; res. Lexington, Va. (1920.)

Children (4):

[7-344a]

_[7-344b] 1_. Viola A., b Mar. 9, 1887; m j ^{1. Hubert A. Greene.}

2. Joseph M. Allen.
3. Arthur F., b Jan. 1, 1889; unm; Lexington, Va.

[7-345]     3. Mary B., b May 22, 1891; m Allen J. Miley.

4. David R., b Apr. 27, 1894; unm; Richmond, Va.

[7-186a] ELIZABETH J. HARRISON, b Dec. 11, 1847; dau James and Susanna (Shultz) Harrison [7-87]; m Nov. 16, 1882, JAMES DIXON, b Apr. 8, 1829; d Sept. 24, 1884; s William and Sally (Walk­up) Dixon. Farmer, Kerr's Creek, Va.

One child: Carrie J., b Mar. 1, 1885.

[7-186b] ELIZABETH J. (HARRISON) DIXON, same as above, m 2d time, Mar.3, 1897, SAMUEL K. DALE, b Feb. 5, 1844; d Nov. 1, 1917; s Alexander and Patsy (Kerlin) Dale. Farmer, Brooklyn, Iowa. (1920.)

[7-189a] WILLIAM GEORGE HILLEGASS, b Sept. 10, 1839; d Aug. 6, 1908; s Jacob G. and Maria L. (Hillegass) Hillegass [7-90]; m Feb. 7, 1865, CLARA A. MENDENHALL, b Feb. 7, 1847; d Sept. 18, 1894; dau Josiah and Susanna (Hollingsworth) Mendenhall. Master mechanic; res., 1650 Dyre St., Philadelphia.

Children (6):

[7-346]        1. Harry M., b Aug. 26, 1866; m Ella I. Davis.

[7-347]        2. Oren W., b June 23, 1870; m Martha A. Potter.

3. Irvin R., b 27, 1872; d Feb. 14, 1876.
4. Charles C., b June 26, 1875; d 8, 1876.

[7-348]     5. Susannah H., b Sept. 23, 1879; m James E. Draper.
6. Albert, b Feb. 22, 1882; d June 1, 1882.

[7-189b] WILLIAM GEORGE HILLEGASS, same as above, m 2d time, Nov.18, 1897, MARY ELIZABETH REED, b June 20, 1853; dau George W. and Sophia (Rudy) Reed. Master Mechanic; res., 1650 Dyre St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1920.)

[7-190] CALVIN W. HILLEGASS, b May 6, 1847; d Nov. 21, 1872; s Jacob G. and Maria L. (Hille-gass) Hillegass [7-90]; m Feb. 21, 1867, MARY EMMA STAMROOK, b Apr. 27, 1845; dau William Ann (Houseal) Stamrook. Musician; res., Willow Grove Ave., Wyndmoor, Pa. (1920.)

Children (3):

[7-349]        1. Theresa Lavinia, b Nov. 23,.1867; m Harry M. Edenborn.

2. Lillie Virginia, b Feb. 8, 1870; d
3. Mary Emma, b May 21, 1872; d , 1875.

[7-191] HORACE ROLAND HILLEGASS, b Dec. 31, 1849; d Aug. 8, 1909; s Jacob G. and Maria L. (Hillegass) Hillegass [7-90]; m Sept. 25, 1878, IDA B. NEPLEY, b Apr. 16, 1856; dau John and Catharine (Varnick) Nepley. Res., Narberth, Montg. Co., Pa. (1920.)

One child:

[7-350]        Horace Russell, b June 18, 1880; m Carrie Colbath; Narbeth, Pa.

[7-192] PRISCILLA HILLEGASS, d Dec. 18, 1868; dau Jacob A. and Maria L. (Hillegass) Hille-

gass [7-90]; m LOUIS F. BACH.

Children (3):

[7-351]        1. Ida L., b Mar. 1, 1857: m Albert J. Scheuerle.

[7-352]        2. Louis D., b May 20, 1859; d Aug. 21, 1919; m Emma M. Neel.

[7-353]        3. Clara P., b July 30, 1861; m George F. Walter.

[7-193] JANE HILLEGASS, dec; dau Jacob G. and Maria L. (Hillegass) Hillegass [7-90]; m WEB-STER MYERS, dec. Three children: all died in infancy.

[7-195] LEONORE SUZANNE HILLEGASS, b Aug. 26, 1854; dau George W. and Sarah A. (Hunter Fisher) Hillegass [7-91]; m Feb. 4, 1884, DR. JAMES VAN BUSKIRK, b July 11, 1844; s Jacob and Livy (Apple) Van Buskirk. Physician; res., 2130 N. Hancock St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1920.)

[7-196] REBECCA HILLEGASS, b Nov. 26, 1837; dau Josiah and Esther C. (Kepler) Hillegass [7-92a]; m Sept. 13, 1857, CHARLES S. SHIMER, b Jan. 10, 1834; d Jan. 20, 1899; s Charles B. and Anna (Schantz) Shimer. Res., Allentown, Pa. (1920.)

One child:

[7-354]        Cornelia H., b Dec. 25, 1860; m Joseph H. Hart.

[7-197a] WARREN H. HILLEGASS, b Dec. 4, 1840; d May 17, 1908; s Josiah and Esther C. (Kepler) Hillegass [7-92a]; m ELLA YOHE, b May 6, 1846; d May 10, 1875. No issue.

[7-197b] WARREN H. HILLEGASS, same as above, m 2d time, May 10,1881, CLARA RADER, b June 10, 1851; dau Henry and Sarah Ann (Miller) Rader. Cattle dealer; res., 1230 W. Firth St., Phila., Pa. (1920.)

Children (4):

[7-355]      1. Lee Herbert, b Apr. 22, 1883; m Evelyn P. Markland.

2. Wallace Hunter, b July 15, 1887; d June 14, 1894.
3. Warren Josiah, b Dec. 29, 1895; Phila., Pa.
4. Pearl Esther, b 23, 1897; Phila., Pa.

[7-198] EMMA HANNAH HILLEGASS, b Apr. 3, 1844; d Apr. 14, 1898; dau Josiah and Esther (Kepler) Hillegass [7-92a]; m WILLIAM G. PENNYPACKER. (1920.)

One child:

17-3561    Edgar H., b Sept. 19, 1868; m Rebecca E. Young.

[7-199a] OLIVER J. HILLEGASS, b Feb. 13, 1854; s Josiah and Esther C. (Kepler) Hillegass [7-92a]; m LUCIE M. STRONG, b Mar. 27, 1857; d Nov. 3, 1879; dau Herman L. and Mary A. (John­son) Strong.

Children (3):

[7-357]      1. Josiah Herman, b Mar. 17, 1877; m Harriet M. Bennethum.

2. John Chambers, b Feb. 22, 1876; d 12, 1876.
3. Ada Strong, b Sept. 17, 1878; d 5, 1879.

[7-199b] OLIVER J. HILLEGASS, same as above, m 2nd time CLEMMIE McNOLDY. No issue. Res., 2344 N. Smedley St., Phila. (1920.)

[7-200] CORNELIA JACOBY, b Feb. 12, 1847; dau George L. and Caroline (Hillegass) Jacoby [7-94]; m Jan. 4, 1863, DR. SAMUEL H. WEIL, d bet. 1900-1902. Dr. Weil was a surgeon in U.S.A. and U. S. N., connected with Gulf Squadron for a number of years; also spent a number of years in service of the Merchant Marine. Res., 4362 Lake Park Ave., Chicago, Ill. (1920.)

One child:

[7-358a]        1. Fredric Scheffer.
Bella Spencer, b Nov. 19, 1870; m

[7-358b]                                                     t 2. Charles Powell Clampitt.

[7-201] HENRY MUHLENBERG JACOBY, b 1851; d 1915; s George L. and Caroline (Hillegass) Jacoby [7-94]; m July 1, 1879, MARY SEEDS, b 1855; dau Thomas M. and E. Virginia (Caranna) Seeds. Lieutenant, U. S. N.; res., Germantown Ave. and Logan St., Phila., Pa. (1921.)

Children (2):

1. Virginia L., b June 1, 1882; d 10, 1895.
2. Harry M., b Jan. 6, 1884; d 26, 1888.

[7-202] MARY POTTS, b Oct. 18, 1853; dau Isaac and Matilda (Hillegass) Potts [7-95]; m Apr. 24, 1877, JOHN A. NEWBERN, b June 9, 1852; d May 2, 1898; s John and Mary B. (Jaquette) Newbern. Chief clerk; res., 3611 Fox St., Queen Lane Manor, Pa. (1920.)

Children (3):

[7-359]      1. Lilian M., b Jan. 18, 1878; m Montgomery Smith.

[7-360]     2. Matilda I., b Mar. 28, 1881; m Alfred D. Blair.

[7-361]      3. Mary C., b July 16, 1890; m Rufus Bright.

[7-203] IZATUS POTTS, b Sept. 18,1858; s Isaac and Matilda (Hillegass) Potts [7-95]; m CLARA NEWTON. Res., Oak Lane, Phila., Pa.

Children (2):

[7-361.1] 1. Mary, m Walter Nofer; 6054 Delancey St., Phila., Pa.
2. Stella, unm. [Letters unans.; unable to complete.]

[7-205] HENRY B. WONSETLER, b Jan. 6, 1859; d Dec. 7, 1916; s Jonathan and Magdalena (Bean) Wonsetler [7-96]; m Oct. 23, 1884, IDA GOULDEY, b July 12, 1864; dau Franklin and Martha A. (Hallman) Gouldey. Was Supt. of Creamery, Fairview Village, Pa. No issue.

[7-206] GARRETT B. WONSETLER, b June 17, 1861; s Jonathan and Magdalena (Bean) Won-setler [7-96]; m May 15, 1889, KATHERINE REUTTER, b June 17, 1865. No issue.

[7-207] FRANK B. WONSETLER, b Sept. 19, 1862; d May 20, 1921; s Jonathan and Magdalena (Bean) Wonsetler [7-96]; m Nov. 12, 1890, MABEL H. DRIVER, b Mar. 30, 1869; dau John M. and Sarah H. (Nash) Driver. Life insurance agent; residence at 1318 DeKalb St., Norristown, Pa. (1919.)

 

122             One child (adopted): Dorothy, b Nov. 14, 1902.

Frank B. Wonsetler was born in Skippack Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. He received his early education in the schools of his native township, after which he attended the West Chester State Normal School from which he was graduated in 1885. For a number of years Mr. Wonsetler was a school teacher in Montg. Co. He served as principal of the Bryn Mawr (Pa.) High School for some years and later was a professor in Peirce School of Business, Phila. On account of poor health, in 1891 Mr. Wonsetler moved to Atlanta, Georgia, where he served for a number of years as cashier of a life insurance agency. Coming north in 1897, he became a member of the well known insurance agency of Coleman and Wonsetler, Norristown, Pa.

He was appointed member of the Board of Trustees of the West Chester State Normal School by Gov. Brumbaugh, which position he held at the time of his death. Mr. Wonsetler took a prominent part in the Church and charitable work of Norristown and served on numerous boards.

[7-208] JOHN B. WONSETLER, b Sept. 28, 1865; s Jonathan and Magdalena (Bean) Wonsetler [7-96]; m Oct. 23, 1889, BERTHA BRIDGE, b May 27, 1866. Res., 864 N. 27th St., Camden, N. J. (1919.)

Children (3):

[7-362]     1. Robert A., b Nov. 1, 1890; m Louise M. Vollmer.

2. John C., b 25, 1900.
3. Marie N., b May 12, 1907.

[7-210] HENRY C. GEHMAN, s Jacob D. and Kate (Clemmer) Gehman [7-100]; m KATIE CLEMMER. Res., Souderton, Pa.

Children (5):

[7-363]       1. Sallie, m Elmer Souder.

[7-364]     2. Katie, m John F. Moyer.

[7-365]     3. Ida, m Irvin C. Derstine.

4.  
5. Lizzie, unm. [ Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-212a] HARRY M. FRETZ, b Nov. 30, 1853; dec; s Joseph C. and Olivia M. (Musselman) Fretz [7-101]; m Dec. 8, 1878, LIZZIE K. LANDIS, dec. Telegraph operator; lived in Hatfield, Pa.

Children (4):

[7-366]     1. Olivia Rebecca, b Feb. 8, 1882; m                Krauthamel.

2. Ada Viola, b June 9, 1884; d
3. Orlando , b Dec. 31, 1885; d unm.
4. Milton L., b 31, 1888; d unm.

[7-212b] HARRY FRETZ, m 2d time, widow, in Lansdale, Pa. [Fretz' History.]

[7-214] SUSANNA M. FRETZ, b Mar. 2, 1861; dau Joseph C. and Olivia M. (Musselman) Fretz [7-101]; m HENRY H. PRICE.

Children (3):

1. Alice; 2. Laura; 3. Mary. [ Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-215] MARY M. FRETZ, b Jan. 12, 1863; dau Joseph C. and Olivia M. (Musselman) Fretz [7-101]; m IRWIN D. SWARTZ.

Children (2):

1. Edwin; 2. Minnie, d Jan., 1890. [ Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-217a-b] ALLEN B. FRETZ, b Apr. 19, 1856; d June 4, 1918; s William C. and Mary (Barnes) Fretz [7-102]; m 1st, SUE L. STINE, d 1903; m 2d time, 1910, MARY FRICK. Salesman, lived at 3852 Brown St., Phila., Pa. No issue. [No further data obtainable.]

[7-218] DANIEL B. FRETZ, b Mar. 3, 1859; s William C. and Mary (Barnes) Fretz [7-102]; m Oct. 4, 1894, EMMA MONTEITH, b May 6, 1869; dau William and Mary A. (Stever) Monteith. Asbestos worker; res., Chalfont, Pa. No issue. (1920.)

 

GENEALOGICAL RECORD OF THE SCHWENKFELDER FAMILIES .          123

[7-221] ANNA FRETZ, b Feb. 18, 1872; dau William C. and Mary (Barnes) Fretz [7-102]; m JAMES McCROSSEN. Keeper at Zoological gardens; res., 3852 Brown St., Phila., Pa. (1920.)

One child: James Willard.

[7-222] ELLA MARTHA FRETZ, b Sept. 7, 1876; dau William C. and Mary (Barnes) Fretz [7-102]; m June 29, 1905, BURT M. KENT, b Sept. 22, 1879; s Eugene M. and Nellie (Conger) Kent. Patent lawyer; res., 1899 E. 82nd St., Cleveland, Ohio. (1920.)

One child: Helen Fritzie, b June 18, 1908.

[7-223] MARY F. HUNSBERGER, b Apr. 26, 1855; dau Samuel and Catharine (Fretz) Huns-berger [7-103]; m Nov. 15, 1879, CHARLES C. ATKINSON,b Oct. 13, 1853; d Oct. 17, 1904. Farmer; Res., Perkasie, Pa. (1920.)

One child:

[7-367]      Samuel Howard, b Feb. 8, 1882; m Hannah G. Rice.

[7-224] ELIAS F. HUNSBERGER, b Oct. 13, 1856; s Samuel and Catharine (Fretz) Hunsberger [7-103]; m SARAH (OVERHOLT) MOSBY.

Children (2):

1. Harvey Samuel.
2. Nettie Catharine. [No further data obtainable.]

[7-225] AMANDA E. HUNSBERGER, b Mar. 10, 1858; dau Samuel and Catharine (Fretz) Huns-berger [7-103]; m Dec. 2, 1876, PHILIP MILLER, b Dec. 17, 1854; s Philip and Margaret (Long) Miller. Stable mgr.; res., 3215 N. 7th St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) No issue.

[7-226] ANNIE F. HUNSBERGER, b Sept. 27, 1863; d July 14, 1917; dau Samuel and Catharine (Fretz) Hunsberger [7-103]; m SAMUEL L. GROSS. Res., Doylestown, Pa.

One child:

1888. H., b Mar. 27, 1888. [ Unable to complete.]

[7-227] LIZZIE HEDRICK, b Feb. 13, 1861; dau Oliver and Mary (Fretz) Hedrick [7-104]; m Sept. 19, 1885, JACOB D. MOLL.

One child:

Howard, b Jan. 7, 1887. Farmer; Perkasie, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-228] ANNIE HEDRICK, b Nov. 16, 1864; dau Oliver and Mary (Fretz) Hedrick [7-104]; m Jan., 1892, HARVEY CROUTHAMEL. Res., Chalfont, Pa. [ No further data.]

[7-231] SOPHIA HEDRICK, b Sept. 1, 1868; dau Oliver and Mary (Fretz) Hedrick [7-104]; m Oct. 29, 1887, AMOS BARINGER. Farmer; res., Silverdale, Pa. [ No further data obtainable.]

[7-237] JONATHAN Y. KECK, b Mar. 25, 1860; s Daniel M. and Elizabeth (Yoder) Keck [7-107]; m HANNAH NAGLE, b Oct. 6, 1854; dau Frederick and Caroline (Weaver) Nagle. Res., 132 King St., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.)

Children (9):

1. Bertha May, b Jan. 17, 1881; d Jan. 23, 1885.

[7-368]      2. Wilmer N., b Apr. 6, 1882; m Stelletta W. Yergey.

[7-369]      3. Harvey A., b Mar. 5, 1884; m Edna Culler.

4. Lawrence N., b Feb. 9, 1886; d Sept. 24, 1886.

[7-370]      5. Maud, b Oct. 5, 1887; m Elmer Breuninger.

[7-371]     6. Bessie, b Jan. 24, 1889; m Wayne Kline; Reading, Pa.
7. Daniel, b May 21, 1893; d July 2, 1890.

[7-372]     8. Jennie, b Mar. 19, 1891; m Daniel Unruh; Phila., Pa.
9. Jonathan, b July 11, 1893; d Dec. 25, 1893.

[7-239] HENRY Y. KECK, b Feb. 6, 1863; s Daniel H. and Elizabeth (Yoder) Keck [7-107]; m May 28, 1885, IDA M. CHRISTMAN, b June 25, 1865; dau Jonas and Emaline (Miller) Christman. Fireman, res., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.)

Children (15):

1. Warren R., b Sept. 24, 1885.

[7-373] 2. Emma

twins, b Aug. 25, 1887; m Irwin Faust.

3. Lizzie d May 14, 1888.

[11-216] 4. Elsie May, b Jan. 22, 1889; m Willis Hendricks.

5. Lotta B., b Mar. 14, 1891; d Apr. 22, 1914.

[7-375]       6. William C., b Dec. 19, 1892; m Pearl Reigner.

7. Daniel H., b 18, 1894.
8. Henry A., b 12, 1896.
9. Ralph L., b Jan. 16, 1898.
10. Jacob H., b July 12, 1899; d 19, 1899.
11. Lillie M., b Sept. 24, 1900; d Jan. 4, 1901.
12. Ida M., b 3, 1902; d Jan. 30, 1904.
13. Edna A., b 10, 1905.
14. Maurice E., b Oct. 26, 1908; d 12, 1909.
15. Mary A., b Apr. 3, 1910.

[7-240] SARAH ANN KECK, b Oct. 24, 1864; dau Daniel H. and Elizabeth (Yoder) Keck [7-107]; m JOHN SCHWENK, b Sept. 9, 1863; s Nathan and Louise (Gerhart) Schwenk. Res., Boyertown, Pa. (1920.)

Children (3):

1. Wayland G., b Jan. 7, 1893; Boyertown, Pa.

[7-3761      2. Elwood K., b Oct. 28, 1894; m Stella Tabor.

3. Hilda K., b July 19, 1901.

[7-241] DAVID JACOB KECK, b July 17, 1867; s Daniel H. and Elizabeth (Yoder) Keck [7-107]; m Apr. 26, 1890, ROSA CHRISTMAN, b Nov. 13, 1867; dau Jonas and Eraeline (Miller) Christman. Farmer and merchant; res., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.)

Children (6):

1. Allen, b July 17, 1890; d Apr. 24, 1908.

[7-377]       2. Elmer C., b Sept. 16, 1893; m Louise Zwald.

3. Rufus C., b June 6, 1896.
4. Daniel H., b July 5, 1901.
5. Miriam F. b 18, 1904.
6. Martha M., b 29, 1907.

[7-242] EMMA R. KECK, b Feb. 4, 1869; dau Daniel and Elizabeth (Yoder) Keck [7-107]; m Apr. 14, 1900, OSWIN ZIEGENFUSE, b Dec. 10, 1867; s Daniel and Sarah (Schoenly) Ziegenfuse. Stationary engineer; res. Pottstown, Pa. (1920.)

Children (2):

1. Dorothy M., b June 22, 1901.
2. Harold 0., b Mar. 25, 1906.

[7-243] WILLIAM KECK, b Jan. 1,, 1871; s Daniel H. and Elizabeth (Yoder) Keck [7-107]; m Aug. 11, 1897, FLORENCE DETWILER, b Oct. 30, 1874; dau John L. and Harriet (Weidner) Detwiler. Clothing merchant, res. Reading, Pa. (1920.)

Children (2):

1. Elizabeth, b Sept. 17, 1901; Mt. Holyoke College, Mass.
2. Florence Wilma, b Feb. 18, 1915.

[7-244] CORA KECK, b Sept. 23, 1876; dau Daniel H. and Elizabeth (Yoder) Keck [7-107]; m Nov. 5, 1898, WILLIAM GAUGLER, b June 20, 1873; s Jesse and Sophia (Leidy) Gaugler. Carpenter; res. Pottstown, Pa. (1920.)

Children (11):

1. Vernon, b Oct. 26, 1899; Pottstown, Pa.
2. Marion, b .Feb. 23, 1901; Pottstown, Pa.
3. Adon, b Mar. 7, 1902; Pottstown, Pa.
4. Cora, b Oct. 7, 1904; d 18, 1905.
5. Elizabeth, b Oct. 11, 1906; d June 14, 1911.
6. Amy, b 17, 1908.
7. Helen, b 7, 1910; d Sept. 16, 1910.
8. Leidy, b 14, 1911.
9. Paul, b May 13, 1913.
10. William Leon, b May 7, 1918.
11. Claude, b Apr. 26, 1919.

[7-245] HANNAH KULP, b May 19, 1868; dau Samuel K. and Maria (Keck) Kulp [7-108]; m Apr. 28, 1901, REV. H. MORRIS SCHOFER, b Feb. 2, 1869; s James and Catharine (Diener) Schofer. Minister; res. Aristes, Pa. (1919.)

Rev. Schofer was the first graduate of Perkiomen Seminary after it was taken over by the Schwenk-felder church. Mr. Schofer after graduating at Perkiomen in 1893, entered Muhlenberg College, from which he received his A. M. in 1897; he then entered the Mt. Airy (Phila.) Lutheran Theological Seminary, finishing his course in 1900; is now pastor of the Aristes-Gowen City Lutheran Parish and teacher of manual training in Mt. Carmel High School.

One child: James Samuel, b May 13, 1903; d Aug. 19, 1906.

[7-246] CHARLES KULP, b Jan. 1, 1870; s Samuel and Maria (Keck) Kulp [7-108]; m EMMA SIGMUND. Has two sons; lived at Sigmund, Pa. [Letters unans. Unable to complete.]

[7-250] HIRAM C. KEHL, b Nov. 12, 1854; s Charles and Caroline (Schell) Kehl [7-115b]; m Dec. 18, 1888, MARY A.B. KEPLER, b May 19, 1867; dau John and Amanda (Schwartz) Kepler. Retired; res. East Greenville, Pa. (1920.)

Children (3):

1. Charles H., b Feb. 21, 1894; East Greenville, Pa.
2. John L., b Oct., 21, 1896; East Greenville, Pa.
3. Carrie A., b May 1, 1901; East Greenville, Pa.

[7-251] EMMA S. KEHL, b Feb. 13, 1856; dau Charles and Caroline (Schell) Kehl [7-115b]; m May 30, 1886, WILLIAM II. STELTZ, b Sept. 6, 1845; s Solomon and Catherine (Hillegass) Steltz. Res. East Greenville, Pa. No issue. (1920.)

[7-252] JOHN A. KEHL, b Dec. 7, 1867; s John and Cassie (Bobb) Kehl [7-116]; m Aug. 24, 1889, LAURA S. ESLING, b July 27, 1869; dau Nicholas and Sarah (Miller) Esling. With Boyertown Burial Casket Co.; East Greenville, Pa. (1920.)

Children (5):

[7-378]      1. Mary A., b Feb. 28, 1890; m Calvin Headman.

2. Lewis E., b Aug. 29, 1892; d 1, 1918.
3. Charles H., b Mar. 10, 1895; East Greenville, Pa.
4. William H., b July 22, 1896; d Apr. 30, 1904.
5. Harold S., b 16, 1909.

[7-253] LEWIS ELMORE KEHL, b July 31, 1873; s John and Cassie (Bobb) Kehl [7-116]; m Dec.31,1895, GERTRUDE SARA BECKER, b May 11, 1875; d July 1,1920; dau John and Catherine (Blank) Becker. Butcher; res., East Greenville, Pa. (1920.)

Children (4):

1. Clarence Paul, b May 10, 1897; d May 10, 1897.
2. John Curtis, b 30 1901; d Mar. 23, 1902.
3. Wesley Llewellyn, b Jan. 14, 1900.
4. Birchall Denane, b June 10, 1907.

[7-254] KEHL MARKLEY, b Nov. 27, 1859; s Richard and Sophia (Kehl) Markley [7-118]; m Dec. 25, 1886, IDA A. MEYER, b Oct. 15, 1863; dau Dr. Charles and Lydia (Haines) Meyer. Farmer; res., Pennsburg, Pa. (1920.)

[7-379]      1. Bessie May, b Oct. 10. 1888; m Philip M. McDowell.

[7-380]       2. Grace, b July 22, 1893; m Arthur J. Clark.

3. Kehl, b May 23, 1896; ; Pennsburg, Pa.; teacher at Perkiomen School.

[7-255] NAOMI K. MARKLEY, b Sept. 1, 1865; dau Richard and Sophia (Kehl) Markley [7-118]; m ALFRED G. CLEMMER, b Feb. 1, 1867; s Henry and Mary B. (Geissinger) Clemmer. Farmer; res., Clayton, Pa. (1920.)

Children (9):

1. Henry M., b 16, 1895; Clayton, Pa.
2. Ira M., b 7, 1896; Clayton, Pa.
3. Le Roy Richard M., b 24, 1897; Clayton, Pa.
4. Alfred M., b 17, 1898; Clayton, Pa.
5. Warren M., b May 7, 1901.
6. Mary Ada M., b June 9, 1902.
7. Ella Mae M., b May 9, 1903.
8. Annie Naomi M., b 27, 1904.
9. Bertha M., b 19, 1906.

[7-256] RICHARD MARKLEY, s Richard and Sophia (Kehl) Markley [7-118]; m ANNIE B. ARUNDEL. Res., Malvern, Pa.

Children (2):

1. Lulu M., b Dec. 5, 1894; d 1, 1896.
2. Vida B., b 25, 1896; d July 19, 1897. [ Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-257] ASA MARKLEY, s Richard and Sophia (Kehl) Markley [7-118]; m LILLIE MAY PETERS. Res., Pennsburg, Pa.

One child: Winifred, b Oct. 3, 1908; d Oct. 11, 1908. [Letters unans.; unable to com­plete or verify.]

[7-258a] REV. CHARLES PENNEBECKER KEHL, b July 21, 1868; s William H. and Emma E. (Pennebecker) Kehl [7-119]; m Aug., 1893, ADA ELIZABETH SCHWENK, d Aug. 23, 1901; dau Henry and Lydia T. (Keelor) Schwenk.

Children (2):

1. George Pennebecker, b Mar. 29, 1896.
2. William Schwenk, b 18, 1899.

[7-258b] REV. CHARLES PENNEBECKER KEHL, same as above, m 2d time, Oct. 6, 1903, MINNIE MAY BOWMAN b Mar. 8, 1876; dau Jacob and Mary E. (Bishop) Bowman. Clergyman, res., 352 W. South St., Carlisle, Pa. (1919.)

One child: Mary Jane, b Dec. 10, 1904.

[7-260] ANNA KRAUSS, dau Ephraim and Mary Polly (Kline) Krauss [7-124]; m HENRY HERSH. Res., 1248 Hamilton St., Allentown, Pa.

Children (4):

1. John; 2. Mary; 3. Howard; 4. Grace. [ Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-262] MILTON KRAUSS, s Ephraim and Polly M. (Kline) Krauss [7-124]; m ___________________

Res., 140 S. 8th St., Allentown, Pa.

Children (3):

1. Helen; 2. Anna; 3. Paul. [ Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-263] MARY KRAUSS, dau Ephraim and Polly M. (Kline) Krauss [7-124]; m FRANK HART-ZELL. Res., 516 N. 6th St., Allentown, Pa.

Children (2):

[7-381]       1. Ida, m Martin Strauss.

2. Emma, dec; unm. [Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-265a] LAURA KLINE, dau Charles and Rosetta (Roeder) Kline [7-125b]; m GEORGE

BRYAN.

Children (2):

1. Rosa; 2. Kline; Easton, Pa. [ Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-265b] LAURA (KLINE) BRYAN, same as above, m 2d time____________________ FULMER. One child: Jennie. [ Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-266] EDWIN WEISS, s William and Rebecca (Kline) Weiss [7-127]; m _________________________ . Lived in

California.

Had 4 sons; 3 in Ohio, 1 in California. [ Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-267] HENRY KLINE, d in 1918; s Washington and Emma (Fretz) Kline [7-128]; m____________________

Children (3):

1. Charles, 616 N. Poplar St., Allentown, Pa.

[7-382]      2. Fannie, m Joe Rush; had s named Grant.

3. Margaret, unm. [Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-268] MARY ELIZABETH BRANDT, b Sept. 9, 1869; dau Levi C. and Emma (Sites) Brandt [7-132]; m Nov. 28, 1895, HARRY STOUFFER EBERLY, b Jan. 20, 1873; s John R. and Eliza­beth (Detrich) Eberly. Res., 564 Nelson St., Chambersburg, Pa. (1920.)

Children (2):

1. Helen, b 20, 1898, Chambersburg, Pa.
2. Brandt, b Apr. 30, 1902, Chambersburg, Pa.

[7-269] CARRIE G. BRANDT, b Mar. 4, 1876; dau Levi C. and Emma (Sites) Brandt [7-132]; m Sept. 6, 1899, DR. J. WALKER CROFT, b Nov. 6, 1874; s George W. and Sarah J. (Walker) Croft. Physician; res., Waynesboro, Pa. (1920.)

Children (2):

1. Robert Walker, b May 19, 1907.
2. Sylvia, b 18, 1911.

[7-270] SYLVIA BLANCHE BRANDT, b Feb. 5, 1884; dau Levi C. and Emma (Sites) Brandt [7-132]; m June 8, 1909, J. B. BELFORD, b Aug. 10, 1881; s William N. and Rebecca (Conrad) Belford. Distributor of Genco Light Products Co.; res., 127 a 2 N. Edgefield St., Dallas, Texas. (1920.)

One child: Jean Herr, b July 24, 1913.

[7-270.1] MARY A. SITES, b Feb. 8, 1876; dau Albert and Margaret (Easton) Sites [7-132.1]; m Feb. 6, 1900, FRANK PHIEL, b Mar. 6, 1875. Salesman; res., 335 L. W. W. Chambersburg, Pa. (1922.)

One child: Robert R., b Feb. 29, 1900.

[7-270.9] GEORGE A. SITES, b Feb. 14, 1877; s Benjamin and Anna (Kuhn) Sites [7-132.3]; m Oct. 6, 1914, GEORGIA NAIR, b Apr. 18, 1890. Farmer; res. Millidgeville, Ill. (1922.)

Children (2):

1. Alberta K., b Feb. 15, 1915.
2. Paul G., b Nov. 30, 1916.

[7-270.10] ROBERT J. SITES, b Jan. 6, 1879; s Benjamin and Anna (Kuhn) Sites [7-132.3]; m June 12, 1902, LYDIA B. GARDNER, b Apr. 27, 1881. Laborer; res., Chambersburg, Pa. (1922.)

Children (7):

[7-382.1] 1. Mabel E., b Nov. 24, 1902; m Ralph Peters, Chambersburg, Pa.

2. Robert Edgar, b Feb. 17, 1904; Wilkes Barre, Pa.
   [7-382.2] 3. Helen M., b Apr. 4, 1905; m B. F. Rock, Marion, Pa.
3. Howard F., b Nov. 17, 1907.
4. Lena C., b May 10, 1912.
5. Kenneth G., b 4, 1917.
6. Franconia E., b 6, 1919.

[7-270.11] RHODA M. SITES, b Feb. 10, 1888; dau Benjamin and Anna (Kuhn) Sites [7-132.3]; m June 8, 1916, WILLIAM 0. SAUM, b Dec. 15, 1867; s John B. and Margaret (George) Saum. Farmer; res., Greencastle, Pa., R. D., No. 1. (1922.)

One child: John Benjamin, b Aug. 5, 1917.

[7-270.13] MARY A. SITES, b Aug. 4, 1894; dau Benjamin and Anna (Kuhn) Sites [7-132.3]; m Aug. 14, 1911, FRANK ESHELMAN; b May 10, 1892; d Dec. 4, 1918; s John F. and May (Martin) Eshelman. Res.; Chambersburg, Pa., R. D. No. 3. (1922.)

Children (2):

1. Thelma, b Aug. 9, 1912.
2. Meriam, b May 27, 1915; d May 5, 1918.

[7-270.14] MARY ELIZABETH SITES, b May 6, 1879; dau Cyrus and Amelia (Hollands) Sites [7-132.4]; m Dec. 27, 1906, FRANKLIN GILBERT, b Aug. 17, 1869; s Sarah Gilbert. Millwright; res., Greencastle, Pa., R. D. No. 1. (1922.)

Children (6):

1. Catharine _{twins, b June 8, 1908.}
2. Constance
3. Walter R., b 29, 1909.
4. Samuel D., b Aug. 27, 1913.
5. Anna Florine, b Mar. 9, 1915; d 10, 1917.
6. Alma G., b Dec. 28, 1916.

[7-270.15] CYRUS LESLIE SITES, b May 10, 1880; s Cyrus and Amelia (Hollands) Sites [7-132.4]; m Dec. 28, 1901, ETTA SEIDERS, b Nov. 7, 1881. Farmer; res., Greencastle, Pa., R. D. No. 1. (1922.)

Children (9):

[7-382.10] 1. Ethyl May, b June 8, 1902; m Paul D. Clever.
2. Beulah Evelyn, b Sept. 22, 1904.

3. George Noble, b Dec. 22, 1905.
4. William Albert, b Mar. 20, 1907.
5. Margaret Amelia, b May 24, 1908.
6. Henry Herbert, b Dec. 30, 1910.
7. Olive Louise, b Mar. 24, 1912.
8. Janette, b 28, 1915; d May 13, 1917.
9. Lydia Cathrine, b 20, 1919.

[7-270.25] MARY B. SITES, b Sept. 5, 1896; dau William C. and Lydia F. (Seider) Sites [7-132.8]; m Oct. 15, 1916, EDWARD B. SNYDER, b Sept. 24, 1896; s H. L. and Sarah (Burkholder) Snyder. Expressman; res., 47 N. S. Chambersburg, Pa. (1922.)

One child: Mabelle C., b Dec. 30, 1916.

[7-271] NORMAN L. WALCK, b Sept. 21, 1888; s Moses and Alice M. (Sites) Walck [7-136]; m July 30, 1907, OLA ZEIGLER, b Aug. 26, 1886; dau William and Ida M. (Bryan) Zeigler. Farmer; R. F. D. No. 3, Greencastle, Pa. (1920.)

Children (3):

1. Robert Z., b 17, 1908.
2. Madeline, b Mar. 1, 1912.
3. Frances, b May 1, 1916.

[7-272] ALVON BRECKENRIDGE McCRARY, b Apr. 1, 1873; s John Hinton and Anna (Shultz) McCrary [7-144]; m June 29, 1899, NETA MAUDE COLLINS, b July 2, 1882; dau James and Jessie (Hay) Collins. Train dispatcher, C. & 0. R. R.; res., Ronceverte, W. Va. (1921.)

Children (4):

1. Virginia, b Aug. 15, 1900.

Thomas Hinton, b Aug. 6, 1902.

2. Clinton R., b Aug. 16, 1905.
3. Nellie May, b Dec. 18, 1907.

[7-274] MARGUERITE MASON McCRARY, b Mar. 5, 1878; dau John Hinton and Anna (Shultz) McCrary [7-144]; m Dec. 24, 1901, E. L. CEASE, b Apr. 29, 1872; s E. P. and Sallie (Swink) Cease. Contractor; res., Bridgewater, Va. (1921.) No issue.

[7-275] WAHNETA REBECCA BERRY, b Nov. 10, 1872; dau J. W. and Mary E. (Shultz) Berry [7-146]; m Oct. 5, 1905, SAUL TEMPLE SMITH, b Mar. 11, 1870; s Wethers and Mary V. (Gunnell) Smith. Asst. supt., Va. Penitentiary; res., 419 S. Belvedere St., Richmond, Va. (1920.)

Children (3):

1. Mary Virginia, b July 25, 1906.
2. Elvin R., b 22, 1909.
3. Kemper Rolston, b Dec. 14, 1911.

[7-276] FLORENCE EDNA BERRY, b Dec. 16, 1874; dau J. W. and Mary E. (Shultz) Berry [7-146]; m May 12, 1897, JOHN DAZLE PARKER, b Dec. 5, 1873; s John A. and Martha J. Parker. Telegraph operator; res., Raphine, Va. (1920.)

Children (3):

1. Elizabeth, b Dec. 18, 1902.
2. Gladys, b 13, 1904.
3. Dorothy Lee, b July 21, 1913.

[7-278] PERCY LEONARD BERRY, b May 27, 1880; s J. W. and Mary E. (Shultz) Berry) [7-146]; m June 27, 1906, BESSIE ASENATH FIX, b Apr. 13, 1885; dau Charles P. and Margaret A. (Lowman) Fix. R. R. Bridge Carpenter; res., Raphine, Va. (1920.)

Children (5):

1. Euna A., b Oct. 16, 1908.
2. Mattie L., b May 27, 1911.
3. Charles Leonard, b Sept. 22, 1914.
4. Thelma Edna, b 18, 1917.
5. Mary Dell, b July 17, 1919.

[7²279] BESSIE BELL BERRY, b Jan. 13, 1883; dau J. W. and Mary E. (Shultz) Berry [7-146]; m July 2, 1907, WALTER HALE WADE, b Apr. 24, 1883; s J. F. and Mary A. (Harman) Wade. R. F. D. Carrier; res., Raphine, Va. (1920.)

Children (5):

1. Elsie Berry, b Nov. 13, 1908.
2. Billie Harman, b Dec. 6, 1910.
3. Mary Alice, b Oct. 22, 1912.
4. Walter Hamilton, b July 20, 1914.
5. Charles Winston, b 15, 1917.

[7-280] MABLE SHULTZ BERRY, b Apr. 30, 1885; dau J. W. and Mary E. (Shultz) Berry [7-146]; m Oct. 22, 1912, JAMES HOMER WADE, b July 31, 1880; s James Franklin and Mary Alice (Harman) Wade. Merchant; Greenville, Va. (1920.)

One child: Katheryn Marie, b Aug. 20, 1916.

[7-281] MATTIE McKEE BERRY, b Sept. 19, 1889; dau J. W. and Mary E. (Shultz) Berry [7-146]; m Feb. 24, 1917, WILLIAM RUFUS KINDIG, b Jan. 25, 1883; s James R. and Katharine (McClure) Kindig. Farmer; res., Stuarts Draft, Va. (1920.)

One child: Paul Berry, b Sept. 20, 1919.

[7-282] CHESLEY DOAK SHULTZ, b Jan. 25, 1879; s Franklin G. and Emma E. (Steele) Shultz [7-147]; m Jan. 27, 1904, LEONORA CHRISTIAN PARKER, b Apr. 2, 1879; dau John A. and Martha

Jane (Watts) Parker. Pres., The McClure Co., Inc., Printers and Publishers; res., Staunton, Va. (1920 )

Children (2):

1. Beverley Parker, b May 31, 1907.
2. Emma Jane, b 9, 1911.

[7-283] HENRY WARWICK SHULTZ, b Aug. 8, 1881; s Franklin G. and Emma E. (Steele) Shultz [7-147]; m July 1, 1909, JESSIE PEDIGO, b May 21, 1880; dau John H. and Cornelia (Davison) Pedigo. Telegraph operator; res., Martinsville, Va. (1920.)

One child: John Warwick, b Jan. 2, 1915.

[7-284] EARL MECKLON SHULTZ, b Sept. 22, 1883; s Frank G. and Emma E. (Steele) Shultz [7-147]; m Nov. 9, 1910, BESSIE JONES, b Sept. 15, 1889; dau Benjamin and Sallie L. (Pedigo) Jones. Postmaster; res., Greenville, Va. (1920.)

[7-285] FREDERICK STEELE SHULTZ, b Mar. 2, 1887; s Frank G. and Emma E. (Steele) Shultz [7-147]; m Jan. 15,1909, EULEE MELTON, b Jan. 3, 1889; dau John Welsey and Helen (Niter) Melton. Dentist; res., Roanoke, Va. No issue. (1920.)

[7-287] EDNA ELIZABETH McGUFFIN, b May, 1885; dau John T. and Sarah E. (Alphin) McGuffin [7-149]; m HENRY T. KIRKPATRICK. Res., Lexington, Va. [Mrs. Cunningham.]

Children (3):

1. John Samuel; 2. Thomas; 3. Henry Seaford.

[7-288] LULA MAY LINDSAY, b Jan. 26, 1883; dau H. T. and Emma J. (McGuffin) Lindsay [7-150]; m Oct. 3, 1906, FRANK D. CARSON, s Robert N. and Patsy Lyle (Lush) Carson. Res., Raphine, Va. [Mrs. Cunningham.]

Children (2):

1. Grier Lindsay, b July 18, 1909.
2. Edith Carlisle, b May 31, 1914.

[7-289] MARY EVA LINDSAY, b Sept. 30, 1885; dau H. T. and Emma J. (McGuffin) Lindsay [7-150]; m Sept. 4, 1907, JOHN B. HARRIS. Res., Peaklin Place, Lynchburg, Va. [Mrs. Cunningham.]

Children (2):

1. May Louise; b Aug. 31, 1910.
2. Helen McGuffin, b July 2, 1912.

[7-289.5] JOSEPH THOMAS CARR, b Mar. 18, 1867; d Mar. 6, 1914; s George W. and Nancy (Grove) Carr [7-156.2]; m Sept. 25, 1895, ELLA COINER, b Jan. 22,1870; dau James David and Louise Caroline (Kiser) Coiner. Furniture^-manufacturer; res., Basic City, Va. (1922.)

One dau: Louise Kathleen, b Jan. 7, 1899, is a graduate of the Elizabeth College, Salem, Va., A. B. Teacher of elocution in Newport News High School, also Y. W. C. A. worker.

Mrs. Ella Coiner Carr m 2nd time, Nov. 9, 1921, L. B. Watson; res., Clifton Forge, Va.

[7-289.7] IDA CARR, b 1870; d Dec., 1894; dau George W. and Nancy (Grove) Carr [7-156.2]; m DAVID YOUNT, dec.

One child:

[7-382.1] Dau; m A. C. Terry; 2410 Newport News, Va. [Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.]

[7-289.8] EMMA CARR, b 1871; dau George W. and Nancy (Grove) Carr [7-156.2]; m CHARLES LEONARD. Res. Corimore, Va.

One child:

[7-382.2] Floyd Lee, m Fay Kline; dentist; res., Bridgewater, Va.

[Letters unans.; unable to complete or verify.]

[7-290] E. ALONZO CRAWFORD, b July 4, 1876; s Preston H. and Rachel B. (Hefner) Crawford [7-157]; m JULIA M. O'DELL, dau Charles U. and Fanny (Williams) O'Dell. Farmer and stock raiser specializing in breeding of registered shorthorned cattle. Res., Ireland, W. Va. (1921.)

Children (3):

1. Almonta Belle, b , 1912.
2. Mabel Grace, b , 1917.
3. Lola Frances, b June 10, 1920.

[7-291] LELIA BROWNLEE, b Dec. 22, 1860; dau William H. and Mary J. (Hawpe) Brownlee [7-162a]; m June 7, 1899, CHARLES H. FRIEND, b July 6, 1866; s Robert Marton and Bettie J. (Henderson) Friend. Teacher; res., South Boston, Va. No issue. (1921.)

[7-292] WILLIAM BROWNLEE, b Jan. 16, 1863; s William H. and Mary J. (Hawpe) Brownlee [7-162a]; m Dec. 26, 1894, ELLA E. "WILLIAMS, b June 10, 1857; d July 22, 1906; dau James and Henrietta (Critzer) Williams. Farmer; res., Staunton, Va. (1921.)

Children (2):

1. William M., b 26, 1896.
2. A., b Jan. 23, 1899.

[7-293] GARNETT THOMAS KOINER, b Sept. 29, 1868; s Michael A. and Mary J. (Hawpe-Brownlee) Coiner [7-162b]; m May 30, 1913, MARY E. SCHERRER, b Sept. 15, 1895; dau William and Katie (Curtin) Scherrer. Farmer; res., Rockville, Md. (1921.) The original spelling of the name was KINER, Garnett spells the name with a "K."

Children (4):

1915. William Garnett, b May 22, 1914; d Nov. 19, 1915.
1916. Edith Annona, b June 8, 1916.
1917. Robert Paul, b June 22, 1918.
1918. Benjamin Franklin, b 23, 1920.

[7-295] HOMER BRILEY COINER, b Dec. 5, 1871; s Michael A. and Mary J. (Hawpe-Brownlee) Coiner [7-162b]; m Oct. 30, 1901, MATTIE SUE WEADE, b Sept. 2, 1875; dau Henry Charles and Jane (Kiser) Weade. Farmer; res., Waynesboro, Va. (1921.)

Children (4):

1. Michael Henry, b May 4, 1904.
2. Virginia C., b Oct. 21, 1906.
3. Janet Sue, b June 12, 1908.
4. Martha C., b 11, 1910.

[7-296] BERNICE COINER, b Mar. 11, 1878; dau Michael A. and Mary J. (Hawpe-Brownlee) Coiner [7-162b]; m Nov. 24, 1908, LOUIE BEAN, b Nov. 3, 1874; s Louis and Hannah (Sheetz) Bean. Candy maker; res., Waynesboro, Va. (1921.)

One child: Louie Coiner, b Feb. 23, 1910.

[7-297] WILLIAM S. HAWPE, b May 22, 1872; s James William T. and Amanda J. (Boone) Hawpe [7-163]; m Dec. 12, 1900, MAGGIE A. MILLER, b Oct. 8, 1872; dau Cornelius G. and Mary Sue (Brownlee) Miller. Res., Greenville, Va. (1921.)

Children (5):

1. William Erskine, b 1, 1901.
2. Mary Boone, b 25, 1907.
3. Anna Kathryn, b 8, 1909.
4. Thomas G-., b Jan. 5. 1911.
5. ________ , b Nov. 24, 1913.

[7-299] HARRY HAMPDEN DAWSON, b Nov. 8, 1880; s Thomas A. and Minnie E. (Geeding) Dawson [7-164]; m Mar. 3, 1913, KATHERINE WHITLOCK, b Aug. 3, 1878; dau John N. and Mar­tha V. (Greiner) Whitlock. Freight Rate Clerk; res., 119 Maryland Ave., Washington, D. C. No Issue. (1921.)

[7-300] LEONARD G. DAWSON, b Jan. 19, 1882; s Thomas A. and Minnie E. (Geeding) Dawson [7-164]; m HELEN DWYER. American consul; Madras, India. No issue. (1921.)

[7-301] HELEN ELIZABETH .BLENCOWE, b Jan. 6, 1897; dau Frank and Ada M. (Geeding) Blencowe [7-165]; m Dec. 26, 1920, POMEROY YOUNG, b May 31, 1891;s Uriah and Martha Hannah Young. Box factory; res., 19 Emmonds Place, Craddock, Va. No issue. (1921.)

[7-302] IDA MARGARET HUGHSON, b Nov. 3, 1855; dau Fred and Lucy A. (Dettor) Hughson [7-167]; m Nov. 20, 1879, ALBERT P. CALFEE, b Nov. 3, 1849; d Apr. 6, 1918; s Robert A. and Amanda J. Calfee. Res., Basic, Va. (1920.)

Children (2):

[7-383]     1. Fred A., b Oct. 20, 1880; m Wertie M. Tomes.

[7-384]      2. Lucy A., b Jan. 2, 1883; m Guy B. Willson.

[7-303] MARCELINE HUGHSON, b June 30, 1857; dau Fred and Lucy A. (Dettor) Hughson [7-167]; m ROBERT W. MATHEWS, b June 1, 1854; d Apr. 18, 1899. Res. Basic, Va. (1920.)

One child: Robert, b July 8, 1899.

[7-304] LUCY FRED HUGHSON, b May 27, 1859; dau Fred and Lucy A. (Dettor) Hughson [7-167]; m Dec. 22, 1885, WILLIAM G HAYSLETT, b June '6, 1857; d July 25, 1907; s Ferdinand Fairfax and Jane Charlotte (Laughlin) Hayslett.

William G. Hayslett was superintendent of bridges on the Mobile and Ohio R. R.

Children (6):

1. Charles Otis, b Dec. 4, 1886; unm; Ass't Cashier First National Bank, Tuscaloosa, Ala.

[7-385]     2. Edith Ann, b Apr. 17, 1888; m Warren T. Willis.

3. Howell Fairfax, b Dec. 19, 1889; unm; 7514 Harvard Ave., Chicago, Ill.
4. William Goheen, b May 3, 1892; unm; Tuscaloosa, Ala.

[7-386]     5. Mildred Randolph, b Aug. 14, 1897; m Leslie A. Miller.

6. Margaret Dawson, b Nov. 7, 1899; unm ; Tuscaloosa, Ala.

[7-305] EMMA JANE HUGHSON, b Mar. 14, 1861; dau Fred and Lucy A. (Dettor) Hughson [7-167]; m Nov. 6, 1884, EDWARD PONCEL HAWKINS; b Feb. 19, 1859; s Edward R. and Jennie (Anderson) Hawkins. General Roadmaster on railways; res., 1308 N. Waco St., Wichita, Kans. (1920.)

Children (3):

[7-387]      1. Edward Hughson, b Nov. 8, 1886; m Mattie E. Cannon.

[7-388]      2. Emma Lucille, b Dec. 1, 1888; m E. Lattimore Compere.

3. Virginia Huldah, b Dec. 6, 1890.

Mrs. Hawkins has in her possession the flax spinning wheel used by her grandmother, Margaret Shultz Dettor.

[7-306] REV. OTIS HUGHSON, b Jan. 29, 1863; s Fred and Lucy A. (Dettor) Hughson [7-167]; m Nov. 16, 1893, ELSIE GRIGGS, b June 15, 1861; dau Rice and Martha (Wright) Griggs. Clergyman; res., Lexington, Ky. (1920.)

Children (2):

1. John, b Aug. 27, 1898.
2. Ruth, b Nov. 26, 1900.

[7-307] DR. DETTOR HUGHSON, b Jan. 20, 1867; s Fred and Lucy A. (Dettor) Hughson [7-1671 m Aug. 9, 1893, JESSIE WOOD, b May 3, 1871; dau Jesse and Ann Elizabeth (Davis) Wood. Physi­cian; res., Basic. Va. (1920.)

Children (10):

1. Marceline, b May 30, 1894; d 11, 1902.
2. Mabel W., b 8, 1895; d July 19, 1899.
3. Emma J., b June 9, 1897.

[7-389]     4. Hallie C., b Sept. 4, 1898; m Earl G. Layman.

5. Wilbur D., b July 28, 1900.Passport of Friederich Borrmann permitting him to return with his family from Berthelsdorf to Silesia; it is dated May 5, 1753.

(Original document is preserved in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library, Pennsburg, Pa.)

(Translation)

The High born Countess and Lady, Lady Erdmuth Dorothy, Countess of the Holy Roman Empire, and Lady of Zinzendorf and Pottendorf, born Countess of Reuss and Lady of Plauen, lady of the dominions of Frey deck, Schoneck, Thiirnstein, Wachau Valley, Graitz, Cranichfeld, Gera, Schleitz and Lobenstein, etc., hereditary feudal and judiciary estate, the Estate of Upper-Middle and Lower-Berthelsdorf together with their Appurtenances, their established Law Court of Berthelsdorf, etc. record and avow what concerns the bearer of this [Passport].

The personal appearance of Friederich Borrmann, former distiller to her Ladyship's Court, together with his wife, Rosina, and four children.

Stature......................

Clothing......................

God Speed__ Coming from a place not infested with infectious diseases he intends to travel by way of Lauban and Silesia, As he requires for the continuance of his business and journey Safety and protection, he has applied to us for a passport; we have therefore duly submitted the matter to you and humbly request your Ladyship to issue orders to all higher and lower authorities both military and civil to allow the aforesaid six persons to pass and repass and let them enjoy safety. In all similar cases full reciprocity shall be allowed in our district.

In accordance with documentary evidence your Ladyship has not objected to similar requests.

Done at Berthelsdorf May 5, 1753.

Paul Schneider

Pt. Gerichts Actuar.

6. Mary E., b 30, 1903.
7. Audrey, b June 18, 1907.
8. Fred, b Aug. 24, 1910.
9. Lovell, b Oct. 7, 1913.
10. Virginia, b 12, 1917.

[7-308] FREDERICK MITCHELL HUGHSON, b Oct. 1, 1871; s Fred and Lucy A. (Dettor) Hughson [7-167]; m Oct. 20, 1897, CORNELIA MAY COLLINS, b Oct. 9, 1875. Real estate and loan business; res., Roanoke, Va. (1920.)

Children (2):

1. Mary Preston, b July 10, 1898.
2. Bernard Collins, b Jan. 28, 1912.

[7-309] ANNIE PALMER HUGHSON, b Feb. 12, 1874; dau Fred and Lucy A. (Dettor) Hughson [7-167]; m Mar. 14, 1900,A. P. CUNNINGHAM, b Oct. 5, 1874; s John and Annie E. (Paris) Cunning­ham. Divorced; res., Basic, Va. (1920.) Mrs. Cunningham is a nurse and was of great assistance to the editor in collecting data on the Dettor families. She has in her possession the Dettor Family Bible.

Children (3):

1. Sumpter, b May 9, 1901.
2. Nell Vernon, b Mar. 7, 1904.
3. Judith Anne, b Oct. 7, 1905.

[7-310] ALBERT LYNN HUGHSON, b Jan. 8, 1880; s Fred and Lucy A. (Dettor) Hughson [7-167]; m Dec. 17, 1902, MARGARET APPERSON, b Aug. 7, 1882; dau Allen B. and Margaret E. (Moore) Apperson. Attorney-at-law; 501 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg., Roanoke, Va. (1920.)

Children (2):

1. Aylwin E., b 6, 1903.
2. Albert L., b Aug. 4, 1911.

[7-311] LULA XEMENA DETTOR, b Aug. 11, 1866; dau William F. and Martha A. (Carter) Dettor [7-168]; m Feb. 26, 1895, DR. A. CUSTIS SMITH, b July 6, 1844; d June 5, 1915; s Dr. Edwin Lee and Mary Ann (Walton) Smith. Dentist; Gordonsville, Va. (1919.)

Children (2):

1. Lillian Custis, b Mar. 19, 1891; Gordonsville, Va.

[7-390]     2. Mary Lee, b Feb. 1, 1896; m Ira B. Brooks.

MET AGAIN AFTER FIFTY YEARS.

At Gettysburg Dr. A. C. Smith, of Gordonsville, Va. , remarked to some comrades that he would like to find the Federal soldier, if alive and there, who gave him, when wounded desperately at the Bloody Angle, lying over the stone wall, a drink of water out of his canteen. One who listened to him heard later of a Federal soldier who was looking for a Confederate, if there, to whom he had given a drink of water at the Angle.

When Dr. Smith marched with his comrades of Pickett's Division, on the fiftieth anniversary to the hour of the great Pickett charge and climbed over the fence near the top of Cemetery Ridge, he stood again at the Angle, and soon both men were descried and brought together. It was hard for the men of ripened years to recognize the young soldier features of fifty years ago. They talked over the circumstances and became satisfied that they were the two who met thus on the battlefield. The Federal was Mr. Hamilton, of Philadelphia, a fine man, a Mason, and a man of cordial brotherly heart. He bears the long scar on his cheek of a bad wound. They remained together for some time, took each other's address, clinked together glasses of lemonade, and in parting repeated with manly firmness and without affectation, the words simply spoken so many times on that historic ground, "Well, if we never meet again on earth, I hope we shall meet in Heaven." [From Newspaper clipping furnished by Margaret Lee Dettor Johnson, Louisa, Va.]

One of the many battles in the Civil War in which Dr. Smith fought was that of Gettysburg. He participated in Pickett's charge in the battle of Gettysburg, in the 56th Regiment, Garnett's Brigade, Pickett's Division. While marching forward, a bullet struck his gun barrel, splitting his thumb. Powder got into the wound, making it quite painful for him to fire the gun. He was among those who captured the stone wall at the Bloody Angle. They fired there one or two rounds, and then orders were given to advance over the wall to seize the cannon. He climbed the wall and was shot, seemingly by a flanking force below him on the left. One bullet entered his shoulder, passed through his body and out about the collar bone, and another the back of his knee, going through so that, being just beneath the skin in front, it popped out when the surgeon cut. He fell over on the upper side of the wall, and lay on the field several days. General Armstead jumped over his body when he climbed the wall. [Charles C. Anderson].

Dr. Smith said the wound in the thumb gave him more trouble and he suffered more from that wound than from his other wounds. He lay on or near the battlefield twenty-one days; no attention was given him at first as they were sure he would die in a few moments, but finally they fed him and took him up and put him in a wagon and carried him away for treatment. The shaking was agony, I have heard him say. [Mrs. Frank Johnson.]

[7-312] LILLIAN ASHLEY DETTOR, b Oct. 27, 1867; d Mar. 16, 1887; dau William F. and Martha A. (Carter) Dettor [7-168]; m Feb. 24, 1886, WILLIAM L. DOWELL, b Nov. 26, 1863;s Lemuel and Marietta (Beck) Dowell. Merchant; res., Gordonsville, Va. (1920.)

One child: Mary Lilian, b Mar. 9, 1887, d 1888.

[7-313] EDGAR GRAFTON DETTOR, b May 11, 1869; d Dec. 15, 1904; s William F. and Martha A. (Carter) Dettor [7-168]; m Sept. 23, 1893, CLARA BELLE SCHLEICHER, b Dec. 11, 1867; dau George and Eliza A. (Scherer) Schleicher. Railroad man; res., 2416 N. Grove Ave., Richmond, Va. (1920.)

One child: G. Vernelle, b July 23, 1897; unm.

[7-314] MARGARET LEE DETTOR, b Oct. 2, 1871; dau William F. and Martha A. (Carter) Dettor [7-168]; m May 18, 1898, FRANK T. JOHNSON, b May 11, 1866; s Thaddeus and Callie (Waller) Johnson. Farmer and florist; res., Louisa, Va. (1920.)

Children (3):

1. William , b Oct. 18, 1899; unm; Louisa, Va.
2. Frank Leigh, b Sept. 28, 1902; unm; Louisa, Va.
3. Grafton Scott, b 26, 1903; d 1917.

The editor is indebted to Margaret Lee Johnson for valuable data in connection with the various members of the Dettor Family. She is a specialist in the growing of Violets, shrubbery and fancy poultry.

[7-315] WILLIAM M. DETTOR, b May 8, 1874; .s William F. and Martha A. (Carter) Dettor [7-168]; m Aug. 15, 1900, LETTA B. AGNEW, b Dec. 2, 1877; dau William H. and Melissa (Herron) Agnew. Pole Inspector; Western Union Tel. Co.; res., 416 Crest Road, Missionary Ridge, Chattanooga, Tenn. (1920.)

One child: Melville, b June 26, 1901.

[7-316] BERNARD TAYLOR DETTOR, b Dec. 7, 1877; s William F. and Martha A. (Carter) Dettor [7-168]; m Dec. 27, 1899, LENA RIVERS SMITH, b Mar. 19, 1881; dau M. M. and Mary A. Smith. Electrical engineer; res., 703 Ivy St., Chattanooga, Tenn. (1920.)

Children (3):

1. Marion Aubrey, b July 30, 1901.
2. Doris Kathlene, b 5, 1904; d Jan. 27, 1905.
3. Helen Ruth, b 4, 1910.

Bernard Taylor Dettor has in his possession his father's Family Bible. The editor is indebted to him for valuable data concerning the Dettor families.

[7-317a] JENNIE CARTER DETTOR, b Aug. 8, 1881; dau William F. and Martha A. (Carter) Dettor [7-168]; m Apr. 13, 1911, DR. THOMAS NOVAL JEFFERIS, b Apr. 11,1856; d May 30,1913; s Joseph and Rebecca Jefferis. Physician; res., Gordonsville, Va.

One child: Thomas Carter, b Feb. 17, 1912.

[7-317b] JENNIE CARTER (DETTOR) JEFFERIS, same as above, m 2d time, Jan. 26, 1916, HARRY SYDNOR WILLIS, b Apr. 1, 1869; s James S. and Jennie (Layman) Willis. Veterinary surgeon; res., Gordonsville, Va. (1920.)

Children (4):

1. Harry Sydnor, b Nov. 11, 1916.
2. James Richard, b Nov. 26, 1917.
3. Jennie Douglas

twins, b Sept. 8, 1919.

4. Martha Elizabeth

[7-318] MARY MAUD DETTOR, b Oct. 28, 1883; d Apr. 4, 1909; dau William F. and Martha A. (Carter) Dettor [7-168]; m June, 1907, ELMER S. SCRUGGS, b Sept. 27, 1871; s Benjamin Elliott and Mary E. (Lewis) Scruggs. Farmer; Thelma, Va. (1920.)

One child: Elmer Dettor, b Apr. 1, 1909; d July 5, 1910.

[7-319] JOSEPH L. DETTOR, b Jan. 12, 1869; s Adam C. and Lynn (Davis) Dettor [7-169]; m Oct. 2, 1889 MARY LOUISE BROWN, b Apr. 22, 1868; dau James M. and Mary Susan N. Brown. Foreman lumber Co.; res., Charlottesville, Va. (1920.)

Children (9):

1. Charles L., b Sept. 13, 1890; Long Island City, N. Y.

[7-391]     2. Norman M., b Feb. 29, 1892; m Eva M. Flannagan.

3. Joseph R., b June 5, 1894; Charlottesville, Va.
4. John D., b Jan 2, 1896; San Diego, Cal., Pacific Fleet, U. S. N. Enlisted at outbreak of war.
5. Mary Lynn, b Mar. 20, 1897; d May 9, 1898.

[7-392]     6. Daisy Louise, b Feb. 22, 1899; m Frank Ware Woods.

7. James A., b Oct. 21, 1901.
8. Fred H., b Oct. 31, 1904; d July 27, 1905.
9. Margaret M., b Feb. 15, 1907.

[7-320] ANNIE M. DETTOR, b Jan. 1, 1872; dau Adam C. and Lynn (Davis) Dettor [7-169]; m Aug. 30, 1904, CHARLES M. BROOKS, b Nov. 27, 1874; s James M. and Katherine J. (Shields) Brooks. Farmer; res., Stuarts Draft, Va. (1920.)

Children (3):

1. Guy D., b Aug. 22, 1908.
2. Sara C., b Feb. 24, 1910.
3. William A., b 13, 1915.

[7-321] CLARENCE W. DETTOR, b Mar. 1, 1875; s Adam C. and Lynn (Davis) Dettor [7-169]; m Dec. 28, 1898, MINNIE MAY GOODS, dau Robert and Sarah (Pritchard) Goods. Machinist; res., 1003 King St., Alexandria, Va. (1920.)

Children (3):

1. Irene, b Aug. 19, 1900.
2. Ruby, b Mar. 12, 1905.
3. Sarah, b May 24, 1906.

[7-322] MARION ELIZABETH FLEISHER, b Oct. 3, 1853; d Dec. 23, 1917; dau Henry H. and Elizabeth C. (Dettor) Fleisher [7-170]; m Sept. 14, 1870, MATTHEW THOMAS PUSEY, b Oct. 16, 1841; d Feb. 12, 1911; s Silas and Rhoda (Truitt) Pusey. Farmer. (1920.)

Children (2):

[7-393]    1. George H., b 1875; m Clara B. Turner; Ocean View, Del.

[7-394]     2. Arthur H., b Apr. 29, 1885; m Jennie E. Derrickson.

[7-325] HOWARD H. FLEISHER, b May 5, 1852; s Henry H. and Elizabeth C. (Dettor) Fleisher [7-170]; m Dec. 17, 1874, CAROLINE PARK, b Feb. 28, 1850; dau Alfred and Francis (Foy) Park. Grocer; res., Iola, Kansas. (1920.)

Children (5):

[7-395]      1. Milton H., b Jan. 5, 1876; m Edith Blosser.

[7-396]    2. Rollo M., b Apr. 15, 1878; m Mary A. Davis.

[7-397]     3. Ida L., b Sept. 28, 1884; m John Edward Ray.

[7-398]    4. Leona E., b Oct. 2, 1888; m Elmer D. Robb.
5. Charles H., b July 2, 1880; d Dec. 19, 1883.

[7-326] JOHN HAMPTON DETTOR, b Nov. 7, 1864; s Capt. John H. and Bettie (Trevilian) Dettor [7-171]; m ANNIE LAURIE CARSON. Res., 320 Byrd St., Covington, Ky. (1920.)

Children (2):

[7-399]    1. Bryce Hampton, m Pearle Boyer; 5114 Whetsel Ave., Madisonville, Ohio.

[7-400]    2. Lillian A., m Clifton Boyer; Covington, Ky. No issue.

John Hampton Dettor divorced his 1st wife; m again and has two or three children.

[Further data unobtainable.]

[7-327] MARGARET RUTH DETTOR, b Mar. 26, 1891; dau George M. and Margaret V. (At-

kins) Dettor [7-172]; m Feb. 17, 1920, GEORGE GILMER. Res. Charlottesville, Va.

[ No further data obtainable.]

[7-328] INEZ DETTOR, b Nov. 16, 1892; dau George M. and Margaret V. (Atkins) Dettor [7-172]; m JOSEPH F. MEYER. [ No further data obtainable.]

[7-329] ELIZABETH NEWMAN DETTOR, b Jan. 11, 1897; dau George M. and Margaret V. (Atkins) Dettor [7-172]; m Jan. 24, 1918, JASON I. ECKFORD.

One child: Margaret Barbour, b Oct. 3, 1919. [ No further data obtainable.]

[7-330] ALMA DETTOR, dau Robert J. Dettor [7-173a-b]; m ALEXANDER V. OWENS. Cloth­ing business; res. Garrison Boulevard, Baltimore, Md.

One child:

[7-400.1] Thelma, m_________ ; husband dec. Thelma lives with parents.

[No further data obtainable.]

[7-331a-b] ROBERT J. DETTOR, JR., s Robert J. Dettor [7-173a-b]; m twice; has six sons living;
one dec; res., Arlington, Baltimore, Md. Dorothy Dalton Dettor, wife of Robert, is said to live in Ga.
[B. T. D.] [Further data not obtainable.]

[7-332] MARGUERITE DETTOR, dau Robert J. Dettor [7-173a-b]; m THOMAS SHELTON.

Auditor for Southern R. R.; res., Washington, D. C. (1920.)                                                                                  •

Children (2):

1. Margaret, aged 15.
2. Annie, aged 4.

[Unable to complete.]

[7-333] JOHN HENRY WARTMAN, b Sept. 24, 1870; s Harvey and Amanda (Dettor) Wart-man [7-174]; m Apr. 26, 1903, SINA BLACK, b Mar. 12, 1881; dau John W. and Mary Logan (Gold) Black. Manager J. W. Black Lumber Co.; St. Louis, Mo. No issue. (1921.)

[7-334] HARRY WADDEL HYDE MILLER, b Aug. 5, 1879; d Sept. 5, 1919; s James and Phoebe J. G. (Schultz) Miller [7-176]; m Nov. 29, 1901, OCEA A. BOWERS, b Sept. 25, 1880; dau George and Margaret (Hart) Bowers. Salesman and farmer; Spottswood, Va. No issue. (1920.)

[7-334.1] SARAH LOUISA MALLICOTE, b Nov. 9,' 1874; dau Jasper N. and Mary E. (Shultz) Mallicote [7-178]; m 1894, HENDERSON TAYLOR CAMPBELL.

Children (8):

1. Mary Shultz, b 1902; 2. Jack, b 1907; 3. Lou Ella, b 1912. [ Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-334.2] NANNIE G. MALLICOTE, b 1876; dau Jasper N. and Mary E. (Shultz) Mallicote [7­178]; m 1900, P. E. POPE.

Children (2):

1. Joseph Mallicote, b
2. Robert Easton. b [ Unable to complete or verify.]

[7-334.3] JASPER NEWTON MALLICOTE, b 1878; s Jasper N. and Mary E. (Shultz) Mallicote [7-178]; m 1900, MINNIE MITCHELL.

One child: Jasper Newton, b 1917. [ Unable to complete.]

[7-335] MARY ELIZABETH SHULTZ, b July 10, 1876; dau William H. and Sallie C. (Ayres) Shultz [7-179]; m Apr. 1, 1897, R. C. McCRACKEN, b Jan. 30, 1872, s William and Mary (Patton) McCracken. Rancher and Dairyman; res. Van Nuys, Cal. (1920.)

Children (2):

1. Elizabeth Sue, b 24, 1907.
2. Julia Rosalee, b 25, 1911.

[7-336] SUSIE VIRGINIA SHULTZ, b Mar. 22, 1878; dau William H. and Sarah C. (Ayres) Shultz [7-179]; m Jan. 15, 1901, PAUL G. BEYETTE, b Nov. 24, 1867; s Joseph and*Fannie (Longe-way) Beyette. Salesman; res., Denton, Texas. (1920.)

One child: Margaret, b Nov. 4, 1908.

[7-337] WILLIAM 0. SHULTZ, b Mar. 6, 1880; s William H. and Sarah C. (Ayres) Shultz [7-179]; in. Feb. 1, 1904, WINIFRED SANSOM, b Feb. 9, 1878; dau Marion and Eliza (Powell) Sansom. Ranch-man; res., Paint Rock, Texas. (1920.)

One child: Winnie, b Aug. 19, 1918; d Aug. 19, 1918.

[7-338] STUART CRAVEN SHULTZ, b Aug. 11, 1886; s William H. and Sarah C. (Ayres) Shultz [7-179]; m Dec. 26, 1911, GRACE SOUTHERN, b Oct. 19, 1886; dau Solon Eldridge and Mary J. (Metze) Southern. Stockman; res., Paint Rock, Texas. (1920.)

Children (3):

1. Stuart Southern, b 20, 1913.
2. Louanna, b Jan. 22, 1915.
3. Willis G., .b 6, 1917.

[7-339] ERNEST R. SHULTZ, b Nov. 7, 1883; s Dr. Charles A. and Bettie A. (Rawlins) Shultz [7-180]; m Dec. 20, 1905, MYRTLE IGO SENTER, b Sept. 15, 1883; dau F. Joe and Nannie M. (Summers) Senter. Merchant; res., Alvarado, Texas. (1920.)

One child: Virginia Ann, b Dec. 7, 1914.

[7-340] ADDA VIRGINIA BLANCHE SHULTZ, b Nov. 29, 1885; dau Dr. Charles and Bettie A. (Rawlins) Shultz [7-180]; m Oct. 29, 1907, REV. COURTLAND PRENTICE CRAIG, b Jan. 3, 1872; s Edward T. and Tabitha (Whitehead) Craig. Clergyman of Christian Church; res., 1813 Brack­enridge Ave., Austin, Texas. (1920.)

Children (3):

1. Robert Arthur, b Sept. 28, 1908.
2. Charles Edward, b 29, 1911.
3. Courtland Prentice, b May 25, 1918.

[7-341] CHARLES Y. SHULTZ, b Sept. 12, 1887; s Dr. Charles A. and Bettie A. (Rawlins) Shultz [7-180]; m June 19, 1918, GERTRUDE WEAVER, b July 25, 1891; dau Andrew Y. and Molly Norton (Russell) Weaver. Banker; res., Alvarado, Texas. • No issue. (1920.)

[7-342] HARRY E. SHULTZ, b May 7, 1891; s Dr. Charles A. and Bettie A. (Rawlins) Shultz [7-180]; m Aug. 28, 1919, SARA ANN COLE, b Feb. 14, 1895; dau Milton H. and Susan Jane (Stafford) Cole. Bookkeeper, 1st Nat'l Bank; Alvarado, Texas. No issue. (1920.)

[7-343] FREDA MEREDITH SHULTZ, b July 12, 1892; d Feb. 29,1914 ; dau Edward A. and Mary L. (Meredith) Shultz [7-182]; m Apr. 10, 1912, THOMAS ARMSTRONG; s George and Clem Arm­strong. Real estate and investments; res., Alvarado, Texas. No issue. (1920.)

[7-344 a] VIOLA A. HARRISON, b Mar. 9, 1887; dau William H. and Fannie E. (Hazelwood) Harrison [7-184]; m June 10, 1910, HUBERT A. GREENE, b Nov. 28, 1880; d Mar. 28, 1917; s William and Frances Greene. Hardwood finisher.

One child: Earl Allen, b Apr. 28, 1915.

[7-344b] VIOLA A. (HARRISON) GREENE, same as above, m 2d time June 6, 1918, JOSEPH ALLEN, b Nov. 10, 1883; s Samuel and Bettie (Cooper) Allen. Boilermaker; res., 22 Wellington Ave., S. Norfolk, Va. (1920.)

[7-345] MARY B. HARRISON, b May 22, 1891; dau William H. and Fannie E. (Hazelwood) Harrison [7-184]; in Oct. 5, 1910, ALLEN J. MILEY, b Sept. 16, 1889; s Andrew J. and M. E. (Gilmore) Miley. Hardwood floor finisher; res., 308 W. Main St., Richmond, Va. (1920.)

Children (3):

1. Ruth E., b July 30, 1911.
2. Margaret S., b 2, 1912.
3. William E., b Jan. 9, 1920.

[7-346] HARRY M. HILLEGASS, b Aug. 26, 1866; s William G. and Clara A. (Mendenhall) Hillegass [7-189a]; m June 10, 1891, ELLA I. DAVIS, b Sept. 7, 1870; dau Thomas 0. and Cathrine C. (Foust) Davis. Mechanical Engr.; res., 1206 Foulkrod St., Phila., Pa. (1920.)

Children (3):

[7-401]     1. Maud T., b Aug. 7, 1893; m C. Carter Choate, Frankford, Phila. 2. Irvin T., b Sept. 4, 1895; d Mar., 1896.

[7-402]     3. Harry M., b Feb. 5, 1897; m Rose E. Smith, Phila., Pa. No issue.

[7-347] OREN W. HILLEGASS, b June 23, 1870; s William G. and Clara A. (Mendenhall) Hille-gass [7-189a]; m Oct. 31, 1893, MARTHA A. POTTER, b July 19, 1873; dau Frank and Julia E. (Cros­by) Potter. Tool maker; res., 5430 Tacony St., Phila., Pa. (1920.)

Children (2):

1. Clarence A., b Feb. 16, 1900.
2. Oren S., b June 14, 1901.

[7-348] SUSANNAH HOLLINGSWORTH HILLEGASS, b Sept. 23, 1879; dau William G. and Clara A. (Mendenhall) Hillegass [7-189a]; m Nov. 14, 1908, JAMES EARNSHAW DRAPER, b July 13, 1882; s John Albert and Laura (Earnshaw) Draper. Pipe fitter; res., 1650 Dyre St., Phila., Pa. (1920.) No issue.

[7-349] THERESA LAVINIA HILLEGASS, b Nov. 23, 1867; dau Calvin W. and Mary E. (Stam-rook) Hillegass [7-190]; m Aug. 11, 1888, HARRY M. EDENBORN, b Dec. 24, 1861; s Edwin R. and Allean (Megargee). Edenborn. Grain merchant; res., Willow Grove Ave., Wyndmoor, Pa. (1920.)

One child: Harry M., b Mar. 5, 1890; unm.

[7-351] IDA L. BACH, b Mar. 1, 1857; dau Louis F. and Priscilla (Hillegass) Bach [7-192]; m Nov. 3, 1880, ALBERT J. SCHEUERLE, b Dec. 11, 1851; d June 23, 1908; s Albert and Mary Scheuerle. Res., 1534 N. Willington St., Phila., Pa. (1921.)

Children (7):

1. Charles Henry, b Aug. 19, 1881; d Nov. 23, 1898.

[7-403]     2. Mary Priscilla, b Oct. 28, 1882; m William H. Filemyr.

3. Albert Frank, b July 5, 1884, Phila., Pa.

[7-404]     4. Lewis D., b Feb. 1, 1888; m Eva B. Imfeld.
5. Harry Adam, b Jan. 29, 1889, Phila., Pa.

[7-405]      6. Ida, b July 2, 1893; m Charles Kraft.

[7-406]      7. Lillian Irene, b Sept. 17, 1896; m William Kofoed.

[7-352] LOUIS D. BACH, b May 20, 1859; d Aug. 21, 1919; s Louis F. and Priscilla (Hillegass) Bach [7-192]; m Sept. 8, 1879, EMMA M. NEEL, b Oct. 1, 1862; d Oct. 31, 1912; dau Charles and Elizabeth (Matthews) Neel. Clerk, City solicitor's office; res. 1323 N. 15th St., Phila., Pa. (1921.)

Children (2):

[7-406.1] 1. Lillie I., b Apr. 13, 1881; m Dr. Ernest G. Maier.

2. Carrie May, b Aug. 11, 1883; d Aug., 1883.

[7-353] CLARA PRISCILLA BACH, b July 30, 1861; dau Louis F. and Priscilla (Hillegass) Bach [7-192]; m Nov. 16, 1878, GEORGE FREDERICK WALTER, b Nov. 16, 1856. Clerk; res., Motor Route "B," Sea View, N. J. (1920.)

Children (2):

[7-407]      1. Florence Edna, b Aug. 10, 1879; m James Marshall.

[7-408]      2. George Giles, b Apr. 26, 1885; m Amelia Somers.

[7-354] CORNELIA H. SHIMER, b Dec. 25, 1860; dau Charles S. and Rebecca (Hillegass) Shimer [7-196]; m JOSEPH H. HART, s Henry and Delia Hart. Membership Secretary, Chamber of Com­merce; res., 34 N. Jefferson St., Allentown, Pa. (1920.) No issue.

[7-355] LEE HERBERT HILLEGASS, b Apr. 22, 1883; s Warren H. and Clara (Rader) Hillegass [7-197b]; m Nov. 11, 1915, EVELYN P. MARKLAND, b Jan. 2, 1888; dau George A. and Jennie (McCann) Markland. Machinist; res., 402 Wellens Ave., Olney, Phila., Pa. (1920.)

One child: Lee Warren, b Dec. 11, 1916.

[7-356] EDGAR H. PENNYPACKER, b Sept. 19, 1868; s William G. and Emma H. (Hillegass) Pennypacker [7-198]; m Nov. 7, 1900, REBECCA E. YOUNG, b Mar. 18, 1878; dau James P. and Anna M. (Casperson) Young. Department Manager with Wm. R. Warner & Co.; res., 1773 W. 10th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. (1920.)

One child: Emma K., b July 13, 1910.

[7-358a] BELLA SPENCER WEIL, b Nov. 19, 1870; dau Dr. Samuel H. and Cornelia (Jacoby) Weil [7-200]; m 1887, FREDRIC SCHEFFER, b 1856; d Oct. 2, 1911; s Major Pere and Countess Eugenie (Lewenhaupt) Scheffer. Supt. Machinery, N. C. & St. L. R. R. No issue.

[7-358b] BELLA SPENCER (WEIL) SCHEFFER, same as above, m 2d time Sept. 26, 1917, CHARLES POWELL CLAMPITT, b Sept. 14, 1882; s Smith and Ida (Powell) Clampitt. Sales mgr. Oxner Acetylene Co.; res., 4362 Lake Park Ave., Chicago, Ill. No issue. (1920.)

[7-359] LILIAN MAY NEWBERN, b Jan. 18, 1878; dau John A. and Mary (Potts) Newbern [7-202]; m Oct. 14, 1903, MONTGOMERY SMITH, b Oct. 28, 1862; s John DeHaven and Anna D. (Garrett) Smith. Purchasing agent; res., 3611 Fox St., Queen Lane Manor, Phila., Pa. (1920.)

One child: Newbern, b Jan. 21, 1909.

[7-360] MATILDA I. NEWBERN, b Mar. 28, 1881; dau John A. and Mary (Potts) Newbern [7-202]; m Nov. 19, 1900, ALFRED D. BLAIR, b Aug. 24, 1878;s John and Anna M. Blair. Res., 515 Brookhurst Ave., Narberth, Pa. (1920.)

One child: Robert N., b Dec. 5, 1906; d Sept. 26, 1916.

[7-361] MARY C. NEWBERN, b July 16, 1890; dau John A. and Mary (Potts) Newbern [7-202]; m June 15, 1906, RUFUS BRIGHT, b Feb. 2, 1888; s Rufus L. and Lilly (Lezenby) Bright. Account clerk, P. R. R.; res. 1154 Princess Ave., Camden, N. J. (1920.)

One child: John Newbern, b Feb. 3, 1908.

[7-362] ROBERT A. WONSETLER, b Nov. 1, 1890; s John B. and Bertha (Bridge) Wonsetler [7-208]; m LOUISE M. VOLLMER, b June 5, 1892; dau Frederick H. and Louise (Eichel) Vollmer. (1919.)

Children (2):

1. Roberta L., b 8, 1916.
2. Frederick John, b May 2, 1919.

[7-367] SAMUEL HOWARD ATKINSON, b Feb. 8, 1882; s Charles C. and Mary F. (Hunsberger) Atkinson [7-223]; m Mar. 25, 1905, HANNAH G. RICE, b Sept. 7, 1886;dau Henry M. and Lizzie M. (Gehman) Rice. Farmer; res., R. D. 3., Perkasie, Pa. (1920.)

Children (5):

1. Elizabeth Miller, b June 3, 1906.
2. Melvin R., b Sept. 1, 1909.
3. Mary Emma, b Jan. 14, 1912.
4. Henry R., b 6, 1916.
5. Willard R., b Feb. 6, 1919.

[7-368] WILMER N. KECK, b Apr. 6, 1882; s Jonathan Y. and Hannah (Nagle) Keck [7-237]; m Sept. 29, 1911, STELLETTA WILHELMINA YERGEY, b Sept. 29, 1885; dau Harry S. and Sarah High (Bower) Yergey. Traveling salesman; res., 22 W. 5th St., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.) No issue.

[7-369] HARVEY A. KECK, b Mar. 5, 1884; s Jonathan Y. and Hannah (Nagle) Keck [7-237]; m May 17, 1904, EDNA COLLER, b Apr. 11, 1885; dau Achilles and Mary E. (Dewalt) Coller. Wall paper dealer; res., Lorain, Ohio. (1920.)

Children (3):

1. Alma Rosemond, b Sept. 25, 1904; d 15, 1904.
2. Dorothea May, b 1, 1905.
3. Thelma Pearl, b 22, 1908.

[7-370] MAUD KECK, b Oct. 5, 1887; dau Jonathan Y. and Hannah (Nagle) Keck [7-237]; m Mar. 25, 1905, ELMER BREUNINGER, b Sept. 11, 1880; s William and Maria (Faust) Breuninger. Machinist; res., Pottstown, Pa. (1920.)

Children (2):

1. Jonathan K., b 7, 1905; d Nov. 13, 1919.
2. Leonard K., b 17, 1908.

[7-376] ELWOOD K. SCHWENK, b Oct. 28, 1894; s John and Sarah Ann (Keck) Schwenk [7^-2⁴0]; m Mar. 27, 1918, STELLA TABOR, b July 29, 1884; dau Charles Frederick and Isabella (Drumheller) Tabor. Theological student; res., 7728 Norwood Ave., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1920.)

Elwood Schwenk is a graduate of Muhlenberg College, A. B., 1917; he enlisted Mar. 26, 1918, for World War service; discharged June 9, 1919; went overseas May 25, 1918-May 31, 1919. Engagements: St. Mihiel Offensive Sept. 12-16, 1918 ;Meuse-Argonne Offensive Sept. 26-Oct.13, and Oct. 31-Nov. 11, 1918.

[7-377] ELMER C. KECK, b Oct. 16, 1893; s David J. and Rosa (Christman) Keck [7-241]; m Sept. 5, 1918, LOUISE ZWALD, b Feb. 1, 1898; dau Melchior B. and Margaret (Fluhman) Zwald. Animal husbandman; res., 19 W. 3d St., Pottstown, Pa. No issue. (1920.)

[7-379] BESSIE MAY MARKLEY, b Oct. 10, 1888; dau Kehl and Ida A. (Meyer) Markley [7-254]; m Jan. 3, 1920, PHILIP M. McDOWELL, b Feb. 14, 1885; s John H. and Margaret (Goettel) Mc­Dowell. Farmer; Green Lane, Pa. No issue. (1920.)

[7-380] GRACE MARKLEY, b July 22, 1893; dau Kehl and Ida A. (Meyer) Markley [7-254]; m July 26, 1919, ARTHUR J. CLARK, b July 26, 1888; s Josiah and Isabel (Jewell) Clark. Garage business; North Wales, Pa. No issue. (1920.)

[7-382.10] ETHYL MARY SITES, b June 8, 1902; dau Cyrus L. and Etta (Seiders) Sites [7­270.15];m Sept. 23, 1919, PAUL DAVID CLEVER, b May 31, 1899; s Cyrus and Amelia (Bougbman) Clever. Farmer; res., Chambersburg, Pa., R. D. No. 8. (1922.)

One child: Otha Nelson, b Feb. 23, 1921.

[7-383] FRED A. CALFEE, b Oct. 20, 1880, s Albert P. and Ida M. (Hughson) Calfee [7-302]; m Mar. 15, 1906, WERTIE M. TOMES, b Feb. 23, 1886 ; dau W. A. and B. K. Tomes. Telegraph opera­tor; res., Basic City, Va. (1920.)

Children (4):

1. Elizabeth, b Feb. 21, 1907.
2. Robert, b 1, 1910; d Jan. 18, 1910.
3. Emily, b May 10, 1915; d Aug. 25, 1917.
4. Louise, b 7, 1918.

[7-384] LUCY A. CALFEE, b Jan. 2, 1883; dau Albert P. and Ida M. (Hughson) Calfee [7-302]; m June 6, 1900, GUY B. WILLSON, b Aug. 30, 1874; s J. Frank and Maggie (Lambert) Willson. Civil engineer; res., Waynesboro, Va. (1920.)

Fontaine B., b May 7, 1904 (adopted daughter).

[7-385] EDITH ANN HAYSLETT, b Apr. 17, 1888; dau William G. and Lucy F. (Hughson) Hayslett [7-304]; m Feb. 18, 1908, WARREN T. WILLIS, b June 11, 1881; s Thomas H. and Sally (Clark) Willis. Production Manager, Inland Steel Co.; res., 7514 Harvard Ave., Chicago, Ill. (1920.)

Children (3):

1. Nell, b Dec. 9, 1908.
2. Thomas, b 24, 1910.
3. James, b 14, 1917.

[7-387] EDWARD HUGHSON HAWKINS, b Nov. 8, 1886; s Edward P. and Emma J. (Hughson) Hawkins [7-305];m July 24, 1912, MARTHA ELEANOR CANNON, b Mar. 10, 1889; dau John W. and Fannie A. (Chewning) Cannon. Civil Engineer; res. 418 N. Seventh St., Atchison, Kansas. No issue. (1920.)

[7-388] EMMA LUCILLE HAWKINS, b Dec. 1, 1888; dau Edward P. and Emma J. (Hughson) Hawkins [7-305]; in Dec. 29, 1914, EBENEZER LATTIMORE COMPERE, b Feb. 26, 1880; s Ebenezer Lee and Josephine I. (Muffins) Compere. Lawyer; res., Hamburg, Ark. (1920.)

Children (2):

1. Edgar Lattimore, b Jan. 23, 1917.
2. Powell Butler, b Oct. 20, 1918.

Ebenezer Lee Compere, father of E. Lattimore Compere, was a Chaplain in the Confederate Army during Civil War, and later a missionary to the Choctaws in Indian Territory. He was a Baptist Missionary.

1. Lattimore Compere served on the Mexican Border as a Major in National Guard in 1916, and as Colonel of 154th Infantry in France in 1918-19 during the World War. He has been prosecuting attorney for the 10th Judicial Circuit of Arkansas for two terms.

[7-389] HALLIE CLAUDE HUGHSON, b Sept. 4, 1898; dau Dr. Dettor and Jessie (Wood) Hugh-son [7-307]; m July 23, 1919, EARL G. LAYMAN, b Oct. 5, 1898; s Lloyd Kennerly and Lelia Jane (Moss) Layman. Farmer; res., Waynesboro, Va. No issue. (1920.)

[7-390] MARY LEE SMITH, b Feb. 1, 1896; dau Dr. A. Custis and Lula X. (Dettor) Smith [7­311]; m Aug. 21, 1918, IRA BICKERTON BROOKS, b Mar. 27, 1892; s Charles Henry and Emma (Carroll) Brooks. Clerk, general mdse.; res., Buckner, Va. (1920.)

Children (2):

1. Ira Custis twins, b Sept. 2, 1919.
2. Walton Scott

[7-391] NORMAN M. DETTOR, b Feb. 29, 1892; s Joseph L. and Mary L. (Brown) Dettor [7-319]; m Nov. 1, 1916, EVA MAY FLANNAGAN, b July 2, 1893; dau Charles W. and Mary A. (Landres) Flannagan. Cabinet-maker; res., Washington, D. C. (1920.)

Children (2):

1. Norman Monroe, b May 29, 1918.
2. Jane Elizabeth, b Sept. 1, 1919.

[7-392] DAISY LOUISE DETTOR, b Feb. 22, 1899; dau Joseph L. and May L. (Brown) Dettor [7-319]; m June 20, 1917, FRANK WARE WOODS, b Feb. 3, 1895; d Nov. 14, 1918; s John P. and Mary (Ware) Woods. Claim clerk, C. & 0. R. R.; res., Charlottesville, Va. (1920.)

One child: Louise Ware, b May 27, 1918.

Frank Ware Woods was a Corporal in Co. I, 317th Infantry, 80th Division in the World War. He was made clerk of his Company on his way to France. He fought gallantly in each battle in which he was engaged. He was wounded in the left-upper arm in the battle of the Argonne Forest. He was removed from the battlefield to an American Red Cross Hospital at Vichy Allier, France, where he died of lobar pneumonia.

[7-394] ARTHUR H. PUSEY, b Apr. 29, 1885; s Matthew T. and Marion E. (Fleisher) Pusey [7-322]; m Sept. 18, 1904, JENNIE E. DERRICKSON, b July 1, 1885; dau Isaac R. and Sarah E. (Mitchell) Derrickson. Farmer; Laurel, R. D., Del. (1920.)

Children (5):
1. Virginia E., b Sept.	18,	1905.
2. Hannah L., b May	12,	1907.
3. Edmund C., b Dec.	6,	1910.

 

4. Marshall E., b June 1, 1916.
5. Esther E., b Dec. 1,

[7-395] MILTON H. FLEISHER, b Jan. 5, 1876; s Howard H. and Caroline (Park) Fleisher [7­325]; m EDITH BLOSSER, b Aug. 8, 1880; dau John and Barbara (Miller) Blosser. Shoe salesman; Iola, Kan. (1920.)

One child: Ethel N., b Sept. 20, 1903.

[7-396] ROLLO M. FLEISHER, b Apr. 15, 1878; s Howard H. and Caroline (Park) Fleisher [7-325]; m Nov. 7, 1898, MARY A. DAVIS, b July 28, 1878; dau John R. and Martha R. (Dimmitt) Davis. Pharmacist; member of State Board of Pharmacy of Arizona; res., Mesa, Ariz. (1920.)

One child: Helen Lucile, b Jan. 16, 1907.

[7-397] IDA L. FLEISHER, b Sept. 28, 1884; dau Howard H. and Caroline (Park) Fleisher [7-325]; m Aug. 14, 1900, JOHN EDWARD RAY, b May 3, 1883;s John and Elizabeth (Powell) Ray. Tinsmith and plumber; res., 506 W. Ft. Scott St., Butler, Mo. (1920.)

Children (2):

1. Russell Eugene, b Dec. 20, 1901.
2. Jack Fleisher, b Dec. 30, 1920.

[7-398] LEONA E. FLEISHER, b Oct. 2, 1888; dau Howard H. and Caroline (Park) Fleisher [7-325]; m June 11, 1913, ELMER D. ROBB, b Sept. 29, 1883; s Thomas J. and Emma J. (Johnson) Robb. Cabinet-maker; Sedalia, Mo. (1920.)

Children (2):

1. Esther Ardelle, b Dec. 13, 1914.
2. Howard Delbert, b Nov. 2, 1917.

[7-399] BRYCE HAMPTON DETTOR, s John H. and Annie L. (Carson) Dettor [7-326]; m PEARLE BOYER. Res., 5114 Whetsel Ave., Madisonville, Ohio.

One child: Robert Duncan.

[7-402] HARRY M. HILLEGASS, b Feb. 5, 1897; s Harry M. and Ella I. (Davis) Hillegass [7-346]; m June 19, 1918, ROSE E. SMITH, b Nov. 2, 1896; dau Albert and Rosina (Seeker) Smith. Salesman; res., 1209 Allengrove St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1920.)

[7-403] MARY PRISCILLA SCHEUERLE, b Oct. 28, 1882; dau Albert J. and Ida L. (Bach) Scheuerle [7-351]; m Apr. 6, 1904, WILLIAM HENRY FILEMYR, b Jan. 11, 1881; d June 5, 1919; s William H. and Ruth A. (Mayhew) Filemyr. Res., 1638 Dyer St., Phila., Pa. (1921.)

Children (5):

1. Ella Cicelia, b May 6, 1905.
2. Albert Scheuerle, b Apr. 21, 1907.
3. Ida Louisa, b Oct. 3, 1909.
4. William Henry, b 13, 1912.
5. Mary Priscilla, b Mar. 29, 1915.

[7-404] LEWIS DANIEL BACH SCHEUERLE, b Feb. 1, 1888; s Albert J. and Ida L. (Bach) Scheuerle [7-351]; m Feb. 2, 1913, EVA BERTHA IMFELD, b July 23, 1891; dau Fred J. and Bertha (Glore) Imfeld. Oysterman; res., 25th and Somerset Sts., Phila., Pa. (1921.)

One child: Bertha Eva, b Oct. 31, 1919.

[7-405] IDA SCHEUERLE, b July 2, 1893; dau Albert J. and Ida L. (Bach) Scheuerle [7-351]; m CHARLES KRAFT, b Mar. 6, 1889; s Adolph and Elizabeth (Slaugh) Kraft. Res., Haddon Heights, .N. J. (1921.)

Children (2):

1. Charles J., b 2, 1915.
2. John J., b 10, 1921.

 

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[7-406] LILLIAN IRENE SCHEUERLE, b Sept. 17, 1896; dau Albert J. and Ida L. (Bach) Scheu-erle [7-351]; m July 31, 1918, WILLIAM KOFOED, b Dec. 17, 1894; s Hans Senius and Anna M. (Hansen) Kofoed. Publisher of Short Story Magazine; res., 3436 N. 21st St., Phila., Pa. No issue. (1921.)

[7-406.1] LILLIE IRENE BACH, b Apr. 13, 1881; dau Louis D. and Emma M. (Neel) Bach [7-352]; m Jan. 25, 1910, DR. ERNEST G. MAIER, b Oct. 12, 1879; s William and Rosalie (Koegle) Maier. Physi­cian; res., 1323 N. 15th St., Phila., Pa. (1921.)

Children (2):

1. Emily Neel, b Aug. 11, 1913.
2. Lewis Bach, b May 8, 1915.

[7-407] FLORENCE EDNA WALTER, b Aug. 10, 1879; dau George F. and Clara P. (Bach) Walter [7-353]; m Feb. 12, 1899, JAMES MARSHALL, b Oct. 15, 1875; s William and Anna (Coyle) Marshall. Weaver; res., 2723 Brill St., Phila., Pa. (1920.)

Children (4):

1. John, b 28, 1900.
2. Clara A., b Apr. 15, 1908.
3. Anna, b 23, 1910.
4. James, b Dec. 31, 1912.

[7-408] GEORGE GILES WALTER, b Apr. 26, 1885; s George F. and Clara P. (Bach) Walter [7-353]; m Oct. 2, 1907, AMELIA SOMERS, b Sept. 15, 1885; dau Alfred and Mary A. (Yates) Somers. Sheet metal worker; res., 2721 Brill St., Phila., Pa. (1920.)

One child: George Giles, b June 1, 1910.