[74-1017b] WALTER GRING SELTZER, same as above, m 2nd time, June 5, 1905, IDA ZIMMER- MAN, b Aug. 22, 1882: dav Julius and Wilhelmina (Barnstadt) Zimmerman. Traffic manager; res., 226 South 52nd St., Phila., Pa. Walter G. Seltzer was the originator and organizer of the Philadelphia Traffic Club. No issue. (1921.)
[74-1018] CLARKE McADAM SELTZER, b June 9, 1890; s John A. and Sallie M. (McAdam) Seltzer [74~609.1]; m June 28, 1916, J. ELOISE STEWART, b Jan. 15, 1888; dau William and Lavinia (Bennett) Stewart. Attorney-at-law; res., Lebanon, Pa. No issue. (1921.)
Mr. Seltzer has in his possession the following interesting documents:
1. A certificate of the Reformed Synod, dated Sept. 30, 1824, showing that John Gring was examined and passed as a candidate of theology and was ordained to preach the Gospel.
2. Baptismal certificates of Jacob Seltzer, dated 1776; Rev. John Gring, dated 1801; Jacob Clarke Seltzer, dated 1815; Susannah Boyer, dated 1802; Sarah Seltzer, dated 1848; Anna Gring, dated 1827.
3. A book containing the pastoral Records of Rev. John Gring.
J. Eloise Stewart, and both her father’s and mother’s families were residents of Clayton and Fayette Counties, Georgia, where they were among the early settlers—the Bennetts, especially, being large land owners before the Civil War. Almost all the men of the families were killed during the war.