[149-145] MATILDA SCHULTZ, b July 19, 1874; dau Daniel H. and Catharine (Gehris) Schultz [149-68]; m Aug. 12, 1898, HORACE J. FREDERICK, b June 1, 1871; s Benjamin and Sarah (Geho) Frederick. Farmer. Hosensack, Pa. (1920.) Sarah Geho is said to be a Schwenkfelder descendant, but this could not be verified. [Editor.]
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Luther C. Frederick enlisted in the Pa. Military Guard in July, 1917, in the 108rd Ammunition Train, Company C. He spent the summer in training and then spent several months at Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga. On May 19, 1918, he sailed for England on the Ceramic, went to France and helped to supply the 28th Division with ammunition, spending several months in the Toule sector, until the armistice was signed. After that he was engaged in convoy work; he drove trucks from the interior of France to the seaport. He returned to the United States, May 7, 1919, and participated in the 28th Division parade in Phila., and was mustered out at Camp Dix, May 20, 1919.
Parents’ family: [149-68] Daniel H. Schultz and Catharine Gehris