CHRISTOPH KRIBEL (KRIEBEL) [E 19]

and his DESCENDANTS

[19] CHRISTOPH KRIBEL [E 19], b about 1688; d May 14, 1741; s of Caspar Kribel, Feldhauser and farmer of Berthelsdorf, and brother to mother of George [E 68], Melchior [E 69], and Christopher Schultz [E 70]; m MARIA HEYDRICK, b about 1693; d Apr. 11, 1738; dau of Melchior Heydrick, sister of Balthasar Heydrick [E 52] and of Eva [E 141], wife of George Heydrick [E 61] (Cf. Regent, p ¹4). Christoph Kribel and family left Nieder Harpersdorf Feb. 21, 1726. Their estate was taken over by his brother Hans George Kribel (d 1730) and by Friedrich Berger in 1731 (Cf. Regent, p 54).

Christoph Kribel was sick upon arrival in Phila. in 1734 (Cf. List of Immigrants). He settled in Lower Salford Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. [Plate F IV, V, XXX.]

He was a farmer, both in Silesia and in Pa. He bought 150 acres of land from Casper Wister for 78 pounds on Mar. 26, 1735, in Lower Salford Twp., Montg. Co., Pa., which was owned by David Cassel in 1907, and whose wife belongs to Christopher's sixth generation of descendants. It is said that Chris­topher Kriebel broke his leg on May 2, 1735, or about two months after he bought his farm. Both Christopher and his wife are buried in the Salford Schw. Cem.

Children (7):

[19-1]        1. George [E 20], b Dec. 10, 1715; baptized Dec. 15, 1715; sponsors: Abraham Jackel,

George Anders, Susanna Kriebel; d Sept. 2, 1778; m Susanna Yeakel [E 90].

2. Susanna [E 80], b about 1718; d Jan. 30, 1740; single; bur in Salford.

[64-1]        3. Anna [E 81], b 1722; d July 4, 1786; m Christopher Dresher [E 65].

[19-2]        4. Christoph [E 82], b 1724; d Dec. 31, 1800; m Maria Dresher [E 173].

[192-1]      5. Maria [E 83], b Feb. 5, 1726; d Mar. 19, 1760; m Abraham Wagner [E 193].

6. Rosina [E 84], b 27, 1732, in Berthelsdorf; baptized Feb. 28, 1732; sponsors: Mel­chior Scholtze, Susanna Kriebel w of Kaspar, Rosina Heydrick w of Balthasar; d Feb. 23, 1750; bur in Salford.
7. Abraham [E 211], b July 25, 1733, in Berthelsdorf; baptized July 28, 1733; sponsors: Melchior Scholtze, Kaspar Kriebel, Rosina Heidrich w of Balthasar; d July 12, 1734, on the Andrew and buried at sea. (Cf. Erlauterung, p 466.)

[19-1] GEORGE KRIEBEL [E 20], b Dec. 10, 1715; d Sept. 2, 1798; s Christoph and Maria (Hey-drich) Kribel [19]; came to Pa. in 1734 with his parents, and settled in Lower Salford, Pa. [Plate F XXXI.] He was m by Rev. Balthasar Hoffman, Nov. 25, 1740, to SUSANNA YEAKEL [E 90], dau Balthasar and Regina (John) Yeakel [22]; b May 5, 1714; d Sept. 14, 1775. George Kriebel was naturalized June 21, 1743; both are buried in Salford Schw. Cem.

George Kriebel owned several tracts of land in Lower Salford Twp. In 1743, he and his brother Christopher bought a tract of 36% acres and in 1745 they bought another tract of 64 acres. In 1753, George bought his brother's share in each tract. He was much respected in his community and was an Overseer of the Poor in Lower Salford in 1766.

Children (2):

[19-3]        1. George, b July 11, 1744; d Sept. 14, 1792; m Esther Wiegner.

[19-4]        2. Andrew, b Sept. 17, 1748; d Apr. 17, 1830; m Susanna Yeakel.

[19-2] REV. CHRISTOPHER KRIEBEL [E 82], b 1724; d Dec. 31, 1800; s Christopher and Maria (Heydrick) Kriebel [19], was m by Rev. Balthasar Hoffman, Aug. 10, 1748, to MARIA DRESHER [E 173], b 1723; d Dec. 30, 1772; dau George and Maria (Beyer) Dresher [64]. Christopher Kriebel came to Pa. in 1734 with his parents and settled in Lower Salford Twp. He was naturalized Sept. 24, 1745: both Christopher and wife are buried in Salford Schw. Cem.

Rev. Christopher Kriebel inherited his father's farm in 1741, but did not receive his conveyances until June, 1750. On May 6, 1784, he sold 125% acres of his farm to his son Jeremiah for 700 pounds in specie. He also owned other land which was bought and sold at various times.

Having been chosen teacher of the young, for more than thirty years (1764-1797), Rev. Kriebel met his class in Bible study every two weeks. He encouraged his pupils to write out comments on the assigned topics or scripture passages. In this way he spent. eight years studying the Gospel of St. John, recording his own questions and answers which cover more than one thousand pages of manuscript. In the same manner he studied other parts of the Bible, and penned a number of volumes so systemati­cally that a study of four volumes shows a variation of not more than two lines to a page.

In 1782 he was elected a minister of the Schwenkfelder Society, and served faithfully until 1796, when he asked to be relieved and was succeeded by Rev. Christopher Hoffman.

He was an important factor in the organization of the Church in 1782. Many of his sermons are preserved as well as eight hymns which he composed and published in 1762. His home was often used as a meeting place for divine worship as well as for conferences for the welfare of the Sehwenkfelder body.

Christopher Kriebel's Letter Book, termed by the author a "Schrifften Samnalung," is a collection of more than sixty different letters copied from originals from the "Heintze Correspondence" which was carried on between the Schwenkfelders who came to Pa. in 1734 and those of the same faith who remained behind in Silesia. The principal correspondents were Christopher Kriebel and Christopher Schultz of Pennsylvania on the one hand, and Carl Ehrenfried Heintze of Silesia on the other. This book contains 368 pages and comprises more than 60 letters. Rev. Kriebel began compiling them in 1765 and completed the task in 1792 at the age of seventy-two. The author states that his object in compiling this collection was that posterity might read them and profit thereby.

The entire book is written in German manuscript in very small type, and closely written, but of great clearness and beauty. These letters are a mine of information on both the religious conditions existing in Pa. and Silesia and also as regards the social conditions prevailing. When in later life Heintze's faith began to waver, both Christophers wrote him such impressive and overwhelming ar­guments, urging him to remain steadfast, that the former in his reply told them that the next time they wrote they should be brief so that the letters would not require so much postage. In one of these letters, dated 1769, Christopher Kriebel writes:

(Translation)

"We in Coschehoppe, Shippach and Towamencin have our own burying grounds at each place. Many have burying grounds on their own land for their families. Others who live a considerable distance away have buried their dead in burying grounds of people who are not of our faith, since those of quite different religious views have buried there, for the earth is quite common to such use in our land. We also allow our neighbors who live near us, and are of different religious views, to bury in our grounds." [Schwenkfelders in Pa.- Kriebel.]

In 1767, Christopher Kriebel served in his township as Overseer of the Poor, and he was one of the four men appointed by Dr. Abraham Wagner to distribute one-third of his estate to the poor.

In 1764, when the Schwenkfelder Schools were established, Christopher Kriebel contributed thirty pounds to their support, and in 1756 he contributed to a fund of 260 pounds raised in Salford Twp. by the Friendly Association which tried to preserve peace among the Indians on the frontier during the French and Indian War.

Rev. Christopher Kriebel led a busy and active life, dying the last day of the 18th century. His tombstone in Salford Cemetery has the inscription, "Christopher Kribel, der Lehrer der Schwenkfelder Gemeinde." (Translation)-Christopher Kriebel, the teacher of the Schwenkfelder Congregation. [ Vid. Schwenkfeldian, Vol. IV, pp 21, 109-Vol. V, p 56.]

Children (5):

[19-5]       I. Abraham, b Mar. 30, 1750; d Dec. 16, 1818; m Rosina Hartranft.

[66-1]       2. Rosina, b Oct. 2, 1751; d Sept. 19, 1823; m Christopher Meschter.

[19-6]       3. Jeremiah, b Jan. 26, 1755; d Mar. 8, 1842; m Anna Rosina Yeakel.

[70-2]       4. Anna, b Nov. 25, 1758; d Dec. 4, 1831; m David Schultz.
5. Susanna, b May 11, 1762; d Jan. 5, 1795; unm.

[19-3] GEORGE KRIEBEL, b July 11, 1744; d Sept. 14, 1792; s George and Susanna (Yeakel) Kriebel [19-1]; m Oct. 15, 1772, by Rev. Christopher Schultz, to ESTHER WIEGNER, h Oct. 9, 1751; d Feb. 13, 1816; dau George and Susanna (Yeakel) Wiegner [154-3]. George Kriebel was killed while cleaning out his well. A stone fell from the top striking him on the head, from the effects of which he died instantly.

Children (4):

1. Christopher, b 27, 1774; d June 2, 1779.
2. George, b July 28, 1777; d May 29, 1779.

[19-7]       3. Christopher, b Oct. 8, 1779; d Sept. 12, 1822; m Regina (Schultz) Kriebel. 4. Susanna, b Nov. 11, 1782; d Feb. 15, 1789.

[19-4] ANDREW KRIEBEL, b Sept. 17, 1748; d Apr. 17, 1830; s George and Susanna (Yeakel) Kriebel [19-1]; m May 16, 1771, by Rev. Christopher Kriebel, to SUSANNAH YEAKEL, b Oct. 10, 1750; d Apr. 22, 1808; dau Abraham and Anna Maria (Beyer) Yeakel [208].

 Children (9):

[19-8]        1. Rosina (Rosanna), b Sept. 24, 1773; d Dec. 20, 1836; m Daniel Diehl. No issue.

[19-9]        2. Abraham, b Sept. 27, 1774; d Apr. 7, 1844; m Christina Kriebel.

[19-10a]                                                                                            1. Christina Schultz.

[19-101)] 3. Samuel, b June 13, 1776; d Feb. 1, 1841; m                                                                                            2. Catharine Leatherach.

4. George, b Oct. 2, 1778; d May 20, 1779.

[68-3]        5. Regina, b June 25, 1780; d May 3, 1858; m Adam Schultz.

[19-11a]          1. Rosina Schultz. / 6. David, b July 19, 1783; d July 1, 1842; m

[19-11b)                                                                          { 2. Elizabeth Alderfer.

[70-6]        7. Sophia, b Nov. 1, 1785; d Mar. 24, 1857; m Andrew Schultz.

[70-7]        8. Salome, b Dec. 9, 1787; d Nov. 4, 1869; m William Schultz.

[19-12]        9. Israel, b Sept. 14, 1790; d June 14, 1860; m Sarah Schultz.

[19-5] ABRAHAM KRIEBEL, b Mar. 30, 1750; d Dec. 16, 1818; s Rev. Christopher and Maria (Dresher) Kriebel [19-2]; m Feb. 12, 1778, by Rev. Christopher Schultz, to ROSINA HARTRANFT, b June 23, 1758; d Sept. 5, 1816; dau George and Maria Elizabeth (Schmiedt) Hartranft [49-2]. Abra­ham Kriebel lived in Lower Salford Twp. He bought 83 acres, 935 perches of land from Rev. Christoph Hoffman, owned later by Henry Derstine.

Children (4):

[19-13]      1. Isaac, b Feb. 5, 1779; d Feb. 3, 1806; m Regina Schultz.

[19-9]           2. Christina, b Dec. 23, 1780; d Nov. 21, 1855; m Abraham Kriebel. [25-12a] 3. Maria, b Apr. 26, 1788; d Sept. 23, 1808; m Jacob Kriebel. [25-12b] 4. Susanna, b Aug. 24, 1796; d Feb. 4, 1820; m Jacob Kriebel.

[19-6] JEREMIAH KRIEBEL, b Jan. 26, 1755; d Mar. 8, 1842; s Rev. Christopher and Maria (Dresher) Kriebel [19-2]; m Nov. 17, 1779, by Rev. Christopher Schultz, to ANNA ROSINA YEAKEL, b Nov. 5, 1752; d May 20, 1808; dau Abraham and Anna Maria (Beyer) Yeakel [208]. Jeremiah Krie­bel lived in Lower Salford Twp., Pa. On May 6, 1784, he bought 125 acres of land from his father; this farm was later owned by David Cassel.

Jeremiah Kriebel was a man of influence in his community. He served his township as Overseer of the Poor in 1795, as constable in 1797, and as supervisor from 1802 to 1804.

Children (6):

[19-14]      1. Benjamin, b Sept. 16, 1780; d May 24, 1884; m Maria Schultz.

[64-5]           2. Anna, b June 26, 1782; d Apr. 3, 1833; m Samuel Dresher.

[19-15a]                                                                              1 1. Elizabeth Heydrick.

[19-15b] 1 3. Joseph, b Mar. 5, 1786; d Nov. 10, 1853; m 1

t 2. Lydia Heydrick.

4. Andrew, b May 3, 1789; d May 4, 1789.
5. Susanna, b 15, 1791; d Nov. 5, 1793.

[19-16]      6. Samuel, b Aug. 26, 1796; d_______ ; m Elizabeth Boorse.

[19-7] CHRISTOPHER KRIEBEL, M. D., b Oct. 8, 1779; d Sept. 12, 1822; s George and Esther (Wiegner) Kriebel [19-3]; m Nov. 12, 1807, REGINA (SCHULTZ) KRIEBEL, b Nov. 17, 1783; d Feb. 28, 1869; she was the widow of Isaac Kriebel [19-13] and dau of Rev. Melchior and Salome (Wagner) Schultz [68-2]. Mrs. Kriebel's first husband, Isaac Kriebel, is buried in Salford Schw. Cem. She is buried in Towamencin Schw. Cem.

Children (2):

1. Susanna, b Sept. 21, 1808; d May 27, 1875; single.

[199-3a] 2. Bathsheba, b July 8, 1819; d June 18, 1845; m Jacob Heebner.

In 1822, Dr. Christopher Kriebel attended a medical convention at Havre-de-Grace, Maryland, and while there was stricken with yellow fever and died suddenly. He was buried in Havre-de-Grace. Tra­dition says when he left for the convention Dr. Kriebel took with him quite a large sum of money, but after his death it could not be found.

Upon the receipt of the news of Dr. Kriebel's death, Mrs. Kriebel's father, Rev. Melchior Schultz, went to Havre-de-Grace, located his grave and claimed his effects, which filled two trunks. He is re­ported to have been a very stout man and not in good health when he left for the Convention. He lived on Filbert St., Phila.

The late Rev. Dr. George K. Meschter of Worcester frequently stated he had read of Dr. Kriebel's success as a physician. Oil portraits, painted on wood, of Dr. Christopher. Kriebel and wife are pre­served in the S. H. L. at Pennsburg, Pa., having been presented by Mrs. Amanda Kriebel Seibert,

Worcester, Pa., in whose bedroom they were preserved for almost a century. We are also indebted to Mrs. Seibert for the above information as well as for the original letter sent from Havre-de-Grace an­nouncing the death of Dr. Kriebel. This letter is preserved at Pennsburg, Pa. A copy of the letter follows:

Havre de Grace Sept 16 1822.

'Drsr

I take the opportunity to inform you of the death of Doct Krible or Christopher Weigner at least I see among his papers a letter from you dated April 15th 1822 Norfolk concerning some Cider & Porter and likewise his wife you will please to inform her of the same he Shiped in richmond on board of the Sloop Howard Capt Williams of Havre de Grace he shiped on Board of the said Sloop 30th of July he was taking sick on board 2 weeks be fore he came on Shore to my houme he has two trunks in my care he died on the 12 of this month very sudent if she will come on or Send on much as will defray the expencis with wont be more than 10 or 15 Dols (We can send them on to her he has a good many articles that would be of Service to her that if sold to pay the expenses woldent fetch more than half the value you will write as soon as you Can and let us no of his wife you will direct your letter to Mr. S. Burke H.dGrace Harford County Maryland.

Yrs         Simon Burke

We cold not find out where his wife Lived or else we Shold of wrote to her in stid of you hut finding a letter among

his papers from you we sought it propper to write to you to find out her."

This letter was addressed as follows:

"A. Mathew & Co.

152 Market St.

Philada."

[19-8] ROSINA KRIEBEL, b Sept. 24, 1773; d Dec. 20, 1836; dau Andrew and Susannah (Yeakel) Kriebel [19-4]; m 1818, DANIEL DIEHL. No issue.

[19-9] ABRAHAM KRIEBEL, b Sept. 27, 1774; d Apr. 7, 1844; s Andrew and Susannah (Yeakel) Kriebel [19-4]; m June 4, 1801, by Rev. Christopher Hoffman, to CHRISTINA KRIEBEL, b Dec. 23, 1780; d Nov. 21, 1855; dau Abraham and Rosina. (Hartranft) Kriebel [19-5].

Abraham Kriebel was a miller and together with his brother Samuel owned the mill near Cedars, Pa., known for many years as "Kriebel's Mill." Tradition states that these brothers and their families lived together in splendid peace and harmony. It is stated that they ate at a common table, one family furnishing the provisions one week, and the brother's family the next week.

Children (7):

[25-29]      1. Sophia, b Nov. 23, 1802; d Jan. 12, 1883; m George Kriebel.

[19-17]      2. Isaac, b Mar. 19, 1804; d Apr. 20, 1876; m Anna Haldeman.

[68-8]        3. Maria, b Mar. 17, 1806; d July 20, 1875; m Frederick W. Schultz.

[19-18]      4. Joseph, b Apr. 27, 1810; d Aug. 22, 1889; m Catharine Anders. [161-16] 5. Catharine, b June 9, 1813; d Apr. 16, 1901; m Jeremiah Anders.

6. Anna, b Feb. 20, 1818; d June 5, 1898;
7. Sarah, b Feb. 26, 1821; d May 17, 1848;

[19-10a] SAMUEL KRIEBEL, b June 13, 1776; d Feb. 1, 1841; s Andrew and Susannah (Yeakel) Kriebel [19-4]; m June 3, 1802; by Rev. Christopher Hoffman, to CHRISTINA SCHULTZ, b Sept. 29, 1782; d Apr. 21, 1819; dau Rev. Melchior and Salome (Wagner) Schultz [68-2].

Children (5):

[25-18]      1. Sarah, b Feb. 24, 1803; d Aug. 4, 1885; in Samuel Kriebel.
[161-19] 2. Susanna, b Sept. 13, 1804; d May 21, 1857; m George Anders.

[11-58]      3. Lydia, b May 10, 1809; d May 29, 1886; m Jacob Krauss.

[68-12]      4. Elizabeth, b Dec. 23, 1812; d Mar. 29, 1891; m Amos Schultz.

[19-19]      5. William, b Oct. 8, 1815; d Mar. 28, 1904; in Mary Zilling.

[19-10b] SAMUEL KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2nd time, July 20, 1824, CATHARINE LEATH-ERACH, b May 19, 1795; d Nov. 16, 1848: dau Henry Leatherach. Samuel Kriebel was a miller and lived near Cedars, Pa. (Cf. Abraham Kriebel [19-9].)

One child:

[149-43] Sophia, b Nov. 19, 1826; d Dee. 27, 1903; m Solomon Schultz.

[19-11a] DAVIT! KRIEBEL, b July 19, 1783; d July 1, 1842; s Andrew and Susannah (Yeakel) Kriebel [19-4]; m May 24, 1810, ROSINA SCHULTZ, b Sept. 1, 1788; d Dec. 27, 1817; dau David and Anna (Kriebel) Schultz [70-2].

Children (3):

[149-47] 1. Anna, b July 11, 1812; d Dec. 6, 1879; m Jacob Schultz.

[149-29] 2. Mary, b Dec. 26, 1813; d Apr. 9, 1889; m Anthony Schultz.

[19-20]      3. Philip, b Dec. 6, 1815; d May 9, 1871; m Hannah Alderfer.

[19-1113] DAVID KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2nd time, Jan. 14, 1819, ELIZABETH ALDER-FE R, b Jan. 11, 1802; d Aug. 12, 1878; dau Frederick Alderfer.

Children (7):

[19-21]      1. Henry, b July 8, 1819; d Feb. 22, 1899; m Sarah Rahn.

[19-22]      2. Susanna, b Mar. 17, 1821; d Oct. 17, 1895; m William Moyer.

[19-23]      3. Magdalene, b Oct. 21, 1823; d Sept. 26, 1901; m Isaac H. Rawn.

[19-24]      4. Septimus A., b Aug. 3, 1825; d Aug. 6. 1898; m Susan Schlotterer.

[70-35]      5. Barbara, b Sept. 3, 1827; d Jan. 10, 1895; m Henry Schultz.

[19-25]      6. Hannah, b Jan. 5, 1829; d Aug. 21, 1915; m John Stoudt.

[66-6]        7. Elizabeth, b Jan. 18, 1832; d Apr. 16, 1861; m Jeremiah Meschter.

[19-12] ISRAEL KRIEBEL, b Sept. 14, 1790; d June 14. 1860; s Andrew and Susannah (Yeakel) Kriebel [19-4]; m May 6, 1819, SARAH SCHULTZ. b May 13, 1797; d Mar. 1, 1859; dau Rev. John and Regina (Heebner) Schultz [149-9]. Israel Kriebel was a farmer, and lived near Hereford, Berks Co., Pa.

Children (13):

1. Christina, b 12, 1820; d Oct. 10, 1864; unm.

[19-26]        2. John, b Feb. 14, 1822; d Aug. 18, 1892; m Susanna S. Schultz,

3. Samuel, b 11, 1823; d June 16, 1825.

[25-43]      4. Susanna, b Jan. 8, 1825; d Feb. 3, 1882;^. m George A. Krieber.

[19-27a]

5. Elizabeth, b Aug. 10, 1826; d Mar. 23, 1907; m ^{1. John Hiestand.}

[19-27b]                                                                                           2. Aaron Butz.

[19-28a] 6. Henry, b Mar. 25, 1828; d Nov. 6, 1893; m ^{1 1. Mar}y ^{Ann Wie}g^ner.

[19-28b]                                                                                           2. Elizabeth Griesemer.

[19-29]      7. Elias, b Oct. 13, 1829; d Feb. 11, 1868; m Sophia Wiegner.

[25-76]      8. Regina, b Oct. 7, 1831; d Oct. 13, 1888; m Andrew K. Kriebel.

[19-30]      9. Joseph, b June 28, 1833; d Dec. 29, 1859; m Susanna Gehman.
[19-31] 10. Andrew, b Aug. 8, 1835; d Oct. 10, 1876; m Christina Schultz.

11. Anna, b 5, 1838; d Apr. 27, 1845.
12. Sarah, b June 27, 1841; d Apr. 27, 1845.
    [19-32] 13. Mary, b July 14, 1846; m Charles Hiestand.

THE ISRAEL KRIEBEL FAMILY ASSOCIATION

The Israel Kriebel Family Association was organized Sept. 12, 1912, by a group of descendants of Israel Kriebel who met at the old homestead in Hereford, Berks Co., Pa., now owned by Calvin G.Krie-bel, a grandson of Israel Kriebel. The object of the organization is to promote social intercourse and fellowship amongst the lineal descendants and families of Israel Kriebel. Meetings are held every five years. On the occasion of the second reunion in 1917, more than 150 members of the clan attended.

The officers of the Association are: President, Calvin G. Kriebel, Hereford, Pa.; Vice-President, Enos Kriebel, Hatfield, Pa.; Secretary, Ada Kriebel Spatz, Jacksonwald, Pa.; Treasurer, Hiram K. Kriebel, Lansdale, Pa., R.D.

[19-13] ISAAC KRIEBEL, b Feb. 5, 1779; d Feb. 3, 1806; s Abraham and Rosina (Hartranft) Krie­bel [19-5]; m Nov. 1, 1804, REGINA SCHULTZ, b Nov. 17, 1783; d Feb. 28, 1869; dau Rev. Melchior and Salome (Wagner) Schultz [68-2]. Isaac Kriebel was a farmer and lived in Worcester, Pa.

One child:

[19-33]      Isaac S., b Apr. 22, 1806; d Mar. 27, 1881; m Christina Schultz.

The widow, Regina Schultz Kriebel, m second time, Dr. Christopher Kriebel [19-7].

[19-14] BENJAMIN KRIEBEL, b Sept. 16, 1780; d May 24, 1844; s Jeremiah and Anna Rosina (Yeakel) Kriebel [19-6]; m June 5, 1806, MARIA SCHULTZ, b Aug. 31, 1785; d Feb. 13, 1811; dau Rev. Melchior and Salome (Wagner) Schultz [68-2].

Children (2):

[19-34]      1. Samuel S., b Apr. 3, 1807; d Oct. 23, 1879; m Abigail Kriebel.

2. Abigail, b 1809; d 22, 1811.

[19-15a] JOSEPH KRIEBEL, b Mar. 6, 1786; d Nov. 10, 1853; s Jeremiah and Anna Rosina (Yea-kel) Kriebel [19-6]; M. Nov. 1831, ELIZABETH HEYDRICK, b Nov. 18, 1811; d Apr. 18, 1840; dau George and Susanna (Kriebel) Heydrick [52a-2b].

Children (5):

1. Samuel, b Feb. 5, 1832; d July 26, 1844.

[19-35]      2. Abraham H., b Aug. 22, 1833; d June 23, 1911; m Susanna Kriebel.

3. Charles, b 19, 1835; d Jan. 8, 1840.
4. George, b Oct. 23, 1836; d 3, 1840.
5. John, b May 31, 1839; d 7, 1840.

[19-15b] JOSEPH KRIEBEL, same as above, in 2nd time, 1842, LYDIA HEYDRICK, b Mar. 21, 1821; d Dec. 7, 1860; dau George and Susanna (Kriebel) Heydrick [52a-2b].

Children (2):

1. Joseph, b Dec. 24, 1842.

[19-36]      2. Daniel H., b Apr. 3, 1854; m Sallie S. Kriebel.

Lydia Heydrick Kriebel m 2nd time, Joseph Smith [52a-5].

[19-16] SAMUEL KRIEBEL, b Aug. 26, 1796; d____ ; s Jeremiah and Anna Rosina (Yeakel)

Kriebel [19-6]; m 1818, ELIZABETH BOORSE, b Feb. 17, 1782; d ______________________________________________________ ; dau Peter Boorse. •

Children (4):

[19-37]      1. Joseph B., b Oct. 23, 1819; d Sept. 20, 1908; in Margaret Schwenk.

[19-38]        2. Jeremiah, d 1851; m Susanna Mininger.

[19-39]      3. Samuel B., m Lavina Wagoner.

[19-40]      4. Aaron, b________ , 1824; d Feb. 14, 1909; in Catharine Wisler.

[19-17] ISAAC KRIEBEL, b Mar. 19, 1804; d Apr. 20, 1876; s Abraham and Christina (Kriebel) Kriebel [19-9]; m Sept. 1, 1827, ANNA HALDEMAN, b Dec. 27, 1806; d Feb. 5, 1877; dau Rev. Abraham Haldeman, a Mennonite minister of Chester Co., Pa.

Children (14):

1. Abraham H., in 1901, was living in Wichita, Kansas.

[19-40.1] 2. Henry H., d bef. 1900; m__________ ; Zoar, Ohio.

[19-41]        3. Moses H., b June 6, 1830; d Oct. 14, 1875 ; m Achsah Ann Giles.

[19 42]       4. Samuel H., b Aug. 21, 1831; d Aug. 11, 1917; m Mary Eckard.

5. Lovina.

[19-42.1] 6. Sarah, m Ebenezer Comstock; lived in Granger, Medina Co., Ohio. (1899.)

[19-43]      7. Joseph H.     twins, b Aug. 26, 1835; m Margaret Licey.

[19-43.1] 8. Isaac H.                                                    d                                                                  1908.
9. Noah H. No issue.

[19-44] 10. Elizabeth, b Apr. 3, 1844; m__________ Schiele.

11. Son, d in infancy.
12.  

[19-45a] 113. William H., b Nov.27, 1849;            1. Elizabeth Furry.

[19-45b]^ov. 2. Malissa Haviland.
14. Mary.

Isaac Kriebel moved to Ohio where he raised his large family. It has been impossible to trace all members of his family as they drifted apart and did not keep in touch with each other.

Isaac Kriebel when married lived in Chester Co., Pa., and moved from there to Juniata Co.. Pa., where he lived several years. After about five years he again moved to Summit Co., Ohio, and from there to Owen Co., Ind., where both Isaac Kriebel and his wife died.

[19-18] JOSEPH KRIEBEL, b Apr. 27, 1810; d Aug. 22, 1889; s Abraham and Christina (Kriebel) Kriebel [19-9]; m Apr. 11, 1833, CATHARINE ANDERS, b Feb. 21, 1812; d Nov. 23, 1879; dau John and Regina (Meschter) Anders [161-7].

Joseph Kriebel was a farmer and lived in Worcester Twp., Pa., on what was later known as the "Abraham Oberholtzer Farm." For many years Joseph Kriebel was "Road Supervisor." This was before the advent of the road scraper. In his later years he frequently regretted that he was born too soon, on account of his having to repair the roads in the old-fashioned way with plow and shovel.

Children (4):

1. John, b Feb. 8, 1834; d Apr. 28, 1835.

[19-46]      2. Abraham, b Sept. 28, 1835; d Nov. 8, 1886; m Rachel Anders.

3. Maria, b Feb. 21, 1840; d Nov. 16, 1851.

[19-171 4. Rachel, b Nov. 21, 1842; m Abraham G. Oberholtzer.

[19-19] WILLIAM KRIEBEL, b Oct. 8, 1815; d Mar. 28, 1904; s Samuel and Christina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-10a]; m Oct. 24, 1841, MARY ZILLING, b Mar. 16, 1823; d Apr. 10, 1893; dau Michael Zilling.

William Kriebel was a miller by trade and owned the mill known as "Kriebel's Mill," near Cedars, Pa., which was operated by his father, Abraham, and later by Amos, Edwin and Elmer, sons of William.

Children (12):

[19-48a] 1                                                                _m 1. Sarah Stong.

1. Samuel Z., b 24, 1842; d Apr. 23, 1909;

[19-48b]                                                                                 t 2. Kate E. Doney.

2. Amos Z., b 16, 1843; unm.

[19-49]      3. Michael Z., b Jan. 10, 1845; d Sept. 17, 1919; m Mary Cassel.

[19-98]      4. Susanna, b Aug. 18, 1846; m Jesse S. Krieble.

[19-50]     5. Francis Z., b Jan. 21, 1849; d July 12, 1886; m Mary Swartley.

[19-51]     6. William Z., b Sept. 19, 1851; m Kate H. Swartley.

7. Elizabeth, b Mar. 23, 1852; single; Cedars, Pa.

[19-52a] l 8. Mary, b            5, 1855; d Sept. 24, 1894; m                                        ^{1. Davis G. Rosenber}g^er.

[19-52b]                  Aug.*                               2. Allen F. D. Johnson.

[19-53]     9. Chester Z., b Oct. 16, 1856; m Mary Schultz.

[19-54] 10. Edwin Z., b Mar. 31, 1859; d 1921; m Kate Bean.

11. Elmer Ellsworth, b Feb. 23, 1863; single; Cedars, Pa.
12. Emma, b May 10, 1865; single; Cedars, Pa.

[19-20] PHILIP KRIEBEL, b Dec. 6, 1815, d May 9, 1871; s David and Rosina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-11a]; m Oct. 23, 1842, HANNAH ALDERFER, b Mar. 29, 1819; d July 19, 1903.

Children (8):

1. Nathaniel, b Nov. 16, 1843; d May 22, 1854.

^[19-55a] 2. Mary b Jan 27, 1848; m ^{1. Noah C. Klutz.}

[19-55b]                  •                         2. William Y. Johnson.

[19-56]      3. John, b Dec. 19, 1849; d Mar. 14, 1907; m Sarah Grater.

4. Elizabeth, b July 24, 1851; d Jan. 29, 1853.

[19-57] i 5. Hannah, b Jan. 4, 1854; &Oct. 19, 1907; m     1. Benj. Frederick.

[19-68]                                            2. Daniel K. Moyer.

6. Lovina, b June 24, 1856; d 23, 1858.
7. Susannah, b June 12, 1858; d July 2, 1866.

[19 -58]     8. Amanda, b Apr. 5, 1860; d Aug. 20, 1894; m George B. Schlotterer.

[Data^. supplied by Wesley K. Schultz, Hereford, Pa.]

[19-21] HENRY KRIEBEL, b July 8, 1819; d Feb. 22, 1899; s David and Elizabeth (Alderfer) Kriebel [19-lib]; m Dec. 6, 1840, SARAH RAHN, b Apr. 20, 1822; d Feb. 9, 1907.

Children (9):

[19-59]     1. David, b July 26, 1841; d Mar. 10, 1909; m Emma . No issue; buried in River-

side Cem., Norristown, Pa. [No further record.]

[19-60]      2. Isaac, b Aug. 16, 1845; m Esther Steady.

[19-61]      3. Samuel (Septimus), b June 17, 1849; m Harriet Wood.

4. Henry, b May 9, 1853; d May 30, 1853.

[19-62]      5. Amanda, b Mar. 11, 1855; m John H. Walt.

[19-63]      6. George R., b June 10, 1857; d May 18, 1919; m Caroline Trapp.

[19-64]      7. Sarah, b Mar. 20, 1859; d Dec. 13, 1885; m John Ferry.

[19-65]      8. Reinard, b Nov. 17, 1861; m Jane A. Hardstaff.

[19-66]      9. Philip, b Aug. 8, 1864; d Nov. 14, 1910; M Elizabeth S. Richard.

[19-22] SUSANNA KRIEBEL, b Mar. 17, 1821; d Oct. 17, 1895; dau David and Elizabeth (Alder-fer) Kriebel [19-11b]; m July 11, 1847, WILLIAM MOYER, b Oct. 13, 1824; d Feb. 10, 1896; s Peter Moyer.

 

Children (6):

[19-67a] 1 1. David K., b Jan. 8, 1848; d Mar. 3, 1901; m { 1. Mary A. Grove.

[19-67b1                                                   2. Josie M. Grove.

2. Septimus, b June 10, 1849; d Aug. 31, 1850.

[19-68]      3. Daniel K., b Mar. 16, 1851; d Dec. 20, 1907; m Mrs. Hannah K. Frederick. 4. Enos, b Nov. 21, 1852; unm; inmate of State Hospital, Norristown.

[19-69]      5. William K., b Feb. 25, 1855; d Feb. 17, 1882; m Adelia Conrad Schiffert. 6. Peter, b June 9, 1859; unm; 223 N. 5th St., Allentown, Pa.

[19-23] MAGDALENA KRIEBEL, b Oct. 21, 1823; d Sept. 26, 1901; dau David and Elizabeth (Alderfer) Kriebel [19-11b]; m Feb. 22, 1848, ISAAC H. RAWN, b July 18, 1824; d Feb. 15, 1912. Children (7):

[19-70a] 1. Septimus K., b Feb. 5, 1850; d Mar. 6, 1900; m 1' __________________________________________ Weidenbach.

[19-70b]                                                       2. Sophie Kover.

2. George K., b Jan. 3, 1852; d Aug. 8, 1857.

[19-71]      3. Elizabeth K., b Apr. 16, 1854; m Mahlon Wanner.

4. Magdalena K., b Oct. 12, 1856; d 10, 1857.
5. Susan K., b June 29, 1858; d July 9, 1902.
6. Mary K., b 19, 1861; d Dec. 22, 1865.
7. John K., b 6, 1864; single; Devault, Pa.

[Record secured by Wesley K. Schultz, Hereford, Pa.]

[19-24] SEPTIMUS A. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 3, 1825; d Aug. 6, 1898; s David and Elizabeth (Alder-fer) Kriebel [19-1113]; m Sept. 23, 1851, SUSAN SCHLOTTERER, b Aug. 3, 1825; d Apr. 19, 1914; dau George Schlotterer. Farmer. Lived in Towamencin Twp., Pa.

Children (7):

[19-72a] }

_[19-72b] 1_. ^Henry S., b July 7, 1852; m                    1. Lizzie Ann Cassel.

2. Mary J. Weikel.
3. Emma, b July 25, 1854; d Aug. 15, 1909; single.

[19-73]      3. Franklin S., b June 14, 1857; m Sallie A. Freed.
4. Edwin S., b Jan. 27, 1860; d Apr. 14, 1860.

[19-74]      5. William S., b Feb. 5, 1861; m Annie E. Wright.

6. Mary Elizabeth, b May 20, 1864; single; North Wales, Pa.

[19-75]      7. Septimus S., b Dec. 26, 1866; d Dec. 30, 1903; m Mary Mulholland.

[19-25] HANNAH KRIEBEL, b Jan. 5, 1829; d Aug. 21, 1915; dau David and Elizabeth (Alderfer) Kriebel [19—lib]; m Jan. 19, 1856, JOHN M. STOUDT, b Sept. 10, 1828; d July 6, 1905; s Daniel and Catharine (Matthews) Stoudt. John M. Stoudt enlisted Aug. 20, 1862, for three years or during the war, in Co. K, 148th Regiment Pa. Volunteers, commanded by Col. James A. Beaver. This Regiment participated in the following battles: Chancellorsville, Bay Market, Gettysburg, Bristol Station, Kelly's Ford, Mine Run, Spottsylvania, Hatcher's Run, Adam's Farm and Farmsville. Was trans­ferred to Veteran Reserve Corps, April 13, 1864; honorably discharged July 13, 1865. [Wesley K. Schultz.]

Children (3):

[19-76]      1. Albert, b May 3, 1856; R.F.D. 3, Quakertown, Pa.

[19-77]      2. Septimus, b Mar. 7, 1878; m Annie Schantz; 623 Grant St., Pottstown, Pa.

[19-78]      3. Allen K., b Mar. 19, 1860; m Elizabeth R. Mininger.

[Letters unans; unable to complete.]

[19-26] JOHN KRIEBEL, b Feb. 14, 1822; d Aug. 18, 1892; s Israel and Sarah (Schultz) Kriebel [19-12]; m Nov. 4, 1851, SUSANNA SCHULTZ, b Apr. 10, 1828;c/ Apr. 18, 1887; dau Henry Y. and Elizabeth (Strunk) Schultz [70-5].

Children (7):

[19-79a] 1                                                         j 1. Catharine Wiegner.

1. Henry S., b Sept 15, 1852; m

[19-79b]                                                            2. Katie (Sarah Catharine) Wiegner.

2. Daniel S., b Sept. 24, 1855; d 28, 1888.

[19-36]      3. Sallie S., b Nov. 21, 1857; m Daniel H. Kriebel.
[11-167] 4. Elizabeth, b Dec. 4, 1859; m Levi Krauss.

[19-80]      5. Mary S., b June 26, 1862; m Allen M. Funk.

[19-81]      6. Susan S., b Dec. 28, 1864; m D. Melvin Allebach.

[19-82]        7. Joseph S., b Aug. 20, 1867; d June 1, 1920; m Maggie J. Hillegass.

[19-27a] ELIZABETH KRIEBEL, b Aug. 10, 1826; d Mar. 23, 1907; dau Israel and Sarah (Schultz)

Kriebel [19-12]; m 1st time, JOHN HIESTAND, b______________________________________________________ ; d May 15, 1865.

One child: Helena, b Feb. 28, 1857; d July 4, 1858.

[19-27b] ELIZABETH (KRIEBEL) HIESTAND, same as above, m 2d time, Mar. 3, 1867, AARON BUTZ. No issue.

[19-28a] HENRY KRIEBEL, b Mar. 25, 1828; d Nov. 6, 1893; s Israel and Sarah (Schultz) Kriebel [19-12]; m June 7, 1858, MARY ANN WIEGNER, b July 3, 1827; d Jan. 14, 1863; dau Jacob and Ro-sina (Yeakel) Wiegner [154-24].

Children (3):

[19-83]      1. Howard W., b July 6, 1859; m Thamar K. Schultz.

2. Ella, b Apr. 25, 1861; d 22, 1862.
3. Emerson, b 20, 1862; d Apr. 15, 1863.

[19-28b] HENRY KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2d time, 1867, ELIZABETH GRIESEMER, b Nov. 26, 1842; dau Gabriel and Regina (Meschter) Griesemer [43-63].

Children (9):

[19-84]      1. Elmer G., b July 27, 1867; m Nora K. Meschter.

[19-85]      2. Lewis G., I) Oct. 2, 1869; m Katie Bittenbender.

[19-86]      3. Calvin G., b July 6, 1870; m Nora C. Meschter.

[19-87]      4. Regina, b May 24, 1872; m Horace R. Gery.
5. Owen, b Feb. 2, 1874; d May 25, 1874.

[11-220] 6. Sallie, b Apr. 17, 1875; m Adam S. I.Trffer.

[19-88]      7. Andrew G., b Sept. 4, 1877; m Ellen C. Gery.

[19-89]      8. Asher G., b Dec. 14, 1879; m Bertha Heebner.

[19-90]      9. Henry G., b Oct. 15, 1882; m Annie M. Ritter.

Henry Kriebel, son of Israel, born Mar. 25, 1828, in Colebrookdale Twp., Berks Co., Pa., came with his parents to what is now Kriebel's Mill in Hereford, when a small boy. He lived the remainder of his life there and died Nov. 10, 1893.

As a young man he became a miller and conducted an oil mill and grist mill until his death, assum­ing charge of the mill when his father died. At that time 125 acres of good land were connected with the mill property and this was divided into two tracts. After the death of Henry Kriebel in 1893, the mill and 25 acres were transferred to the son, Lewis G., and the rest to another son, Calvin G.

Henry Kriebel manufactured much linseed oil, employing five or six persons. The flax was hauled from Upper Berks and Lehigh Counties in large Conestoga wagons, with four horses. The oil was sold in the surrounding country and was used in the mixture of paints.

The mill was operated by water power, being located on the north branch of the Perkiomen Creek, and it was the last oil mill in the township.

Mr. Kriebel was an adherent of the Schwenkfelder Church and is buried in the Washington Meet­ing Cemetery.

He was active in township politics for more than a quarter of a century. He was school director, assistant township assessor, auditor, and at one time the candidate of his party for county treasurer.

[19-29] ELIAS KRIEBEL, b Oct. 13, 1829; d Feb. 11, 1868; s Israel and Sarah (Schultz) Kriebel [19-12]; m Oct. 20, 1852, SOPHIA WIEGNER, b Sept. 3, 1830; d June 12, 1865; dau Christopher and Susanna (Schultz) Wiegner [154-13].

Children (3):

[19-91]      1. William W., b Apr. 29, 1854; d Nov. 5, 1906; m Maria H. Deisher.

[19-92]      2. Susan, b July 3, 1856; m John S. Berky.

[19-93]      3. Mary Ann, b Apr. 13, 1862; d Dec. 30, 1919; m Joshua Koch.

[19-30] JOSEPH KRIEBEL, b June 28, 1833; d Dec. 29, 1859; s Israel and Sarah (Schultz) Kriebel [19-12]; m Mar. 13, 1858, SUSANNA GEHMAN. Joseph Kriebel was a storekeeper in Milford Twp., Bucks Co., Pa., at time of death.

One child: Horace, b July 30, 1859; d Apr. 10, 1860.

Susanna Gehman (Kriebel) widow of Joseph Kriebel, m 2d time, a Mr. Schneider.

[19-31] ANDREW KRIEBEL, b Aug. 8, 1835; d Oct. 10, 1876; s Israel and Sarah (Schultz) Kriebel [19-12]; m Oct. 17, 1860, CHRISTINA SCHULTZ, b Mar. 8, 1840; d Mar. 6, 1906; dau Charles and Maria (Reichenbach) Schultz [149-18]. Farmer and miller; lived near Hereford, Pa.

Children (3):

[19-94]      1. Allen S., b June 28, 1861; m Keturah Schultz.

[19-95]      2. Oscar S., b Sept. 10, 1863; m Corinne Miller.
[149-159] 3. Mary Alice, b June 3, 1866; m Milton Schultz.

[19-32] MARY KRIEBEL, b July 14, 1846; dau Israel and Sarah (Schultz) Kriebel [19-12]; m Dec. 19, 1868, CHARLES HIESTAND.

Children (6):

[19-96]      1. Ida, b Dec. 24, 1869; d Feb. 25, 1896; m Charles Merkel.

2. Louisa, b 22, 1870; single.
3. Emma, b 16, 1875; d Oct. 23, 1898.
4. Mary, b 24, 1877; d Oct. 12, 1881.
5. Henry, b 28, 1880; single.
6. Aaron, b Jan. 20, 1890;

[19-33] ISAAC S. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 22, 1806; d Mar. 27, 1881; s Isaac and Regina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-13]; m May 5, 1831, CHRISTINA SCHULTZ, b Dec. 6, 1812; d July 16, 1883; dau William and Salome (Kriebel) Schultz [70-7]. Isaac S. Kriebel was a farmer and lived in Worcester, Pa., on a farm now owned (1920) and occupied by his son-in-law, Amandus Rothenberger.

Children (12):

[19-97]      1. William, b June 8, 1832; d Feb. 26, 1910; m Sarah Cassel.

2. Aaron, b Oct. 10, 1833; d 12, 1833.
3. Carolina, b 28, 1834; d Oct. 24, 1851.

[25-77]      4. Phoebe, b Jan. 20, 1837; d Sept. 16, 1894; m Abraham K. Kriebel.

5. Noah, b 4, 1838; d Aug. 16, 1839.

[68-21]      6. Sarah (Anne), b Sept. 24, 1840; m Joseph K. Schultz.

[19-98]      7. Jesse S., b Oct. 11, 1842; d Mar. 21, 1915; m Susanna Z. Kriebel.

[19-99]      8. Daniel S., b Dec. 2, 1845; d Apr. 7, 1914; m Mary A. Abbey.

9. Enos, b Feb. 1, 1847; d Feb. 12, 1847.

[43-224] 10. Amanda, b May 20, 1850; m Noah Seibert.

[149-61] 11. Selina, b May 30, 1853; m Amandus Rothenberger.

12. Son, b Nov. 15, 1856; stillborn.

[19-34] SAMUEL S. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 3, 1807; d Oct. 23, 1879; s Benjamin and Maria (Schultz) Kriebel [19-14]; m Apr., 1832, ABIGAIL KRIEBEL, b May 25, 1806; d Sept. 5, 1893; dau Christopher and Rosina (Seipt) Kriebel [25-10b].

Children (5):

1. Jacob

twins, b Apr. 29, 1833^- d !prior to 1879.

2. Jonathan '      t Apr. 22, 1837.
3. Sophia, b 23, 1835; d Apr. 29, 1837.
4. Oliver, b Aug. 2, 1839; d 7, 1841.

[19-100] 5. Isaac, b Feb. 9, 1841; d Jan. 28, 1920; m Susanna Fisher.

[19-35] ABRAHAM H. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 22, 1833; d• June 23, 1911; s Joseph and Elizabeth (Heydrick) Kriebel [19-15a]; m Oct. 23, 1856, SUSANNA KRIEBEL, b Apr. 17, 1836; d Dec. 3, 1899; dau Melchior and Rosina (Schultz) Kriebel [25-17]. Abraham H. Kriebel lived on a farm in Towa-mencin Twp., now owned by his son Jeremiah.

Children (6):

[25-104b] 1. Salome, b Jan. 10, 1859; d Jan. 10, 1898: m Reuben D. Kriebel.

2. Lavina, b Sept. 23, 1860; d 22, 1873.
3. Nathaniel, b 15, 1862; d Jan. 6, 1864.

[19-101] 4. Jeremiah, b Feb: 19, 1865; m Joanna D. Heckler.

[19-102] 5. Abraham, b Nov. 29, 1867; m Annie K. Heydrick.

[19-103] 6. Susanna, b Dec. 27, 1871; m Milton 0. Landis.

[19-36] DANIEL H. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 3, 1854; s Joseph and Lydia (Heydrick) Kriebel [19-15b];

m Oct. 26, 1878, SALLIE S. KRIEBEL, b Nov. 21, 1857; dau John and Susanna (Schultz) Kriebel

[19-26]. Farmer; Worcester, Pa.

Children (6):

1. Susan K., b May 24, 1882; d 13, 1885.
2. Emma K., b 7, 1885.
3. John K., b June 30, 1887.
4. Elmer K., b Apr. 28, 1890.

[19-103.1] 5. Allen K., b Aug. 14, 1894; m Katie S. Kriebel.

6. Edna K., b Sept. 20, 1898.

[19-37] JOSEPH B. KRIEBEL, b Oct. 23, 1819; d Sept. 20, 1908; s Samuel and Elizabeth (Boorse)

Kriebel [19-16]; m May 14, 1843, MARGARET SCHWENK, b___________________________ ; d Mar. 29, 1902; dau Abra-

ham and Barbara (Hartranft) (Nonemacher) Schwenk [49-1913j.

Children (3):

[19-104] 1. Amanda S., b Feb. 26, 1844; d July 6, 1917; m David M. Cassel.

[19-105] 2. Samuel S., b Jan. 6, 1851; m Emma J. Ziegler..

[19-106] 3. Elizabeth S., b Nov. 6, 1853; m Jonas B. Moyer.

[19-38] JEREMIAH KRIEBEL, d _ , 1851; s Samuel and Elizabeth (Boorse) Kriebel

[19-16]; m Oct. 8, 1843, SUSANNA MININGER, b____________________ ; d Dec. 30, 1899. Children (2):

I ^{1. William                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         1} twins. b Sept. 20, 1849;

d Nov. 8, 1849.

[19-107] 2. Jeremiah 1                             m Isabella Shelly.

[19-39] SAMUEL B. KRIEBEL, s Samuel and Elizabeth (Boorse) Kriebel [19-16]; in Apr. 25,

1847, LAVINA WAGONER, b May 3, 1827; dau John Wagoner.

Children (4):

[19-108] 1. Elizabeth, b June 17, 1848; m William Hunsberger.

2. Mary Ann, b 16, 1849.
3. Rosalinda _{twins, b 6, 1852.}
4. Angeline

[Further data unobtainable.]

[19-40] AARON KRIEBEL, b , 1824; d Feb. 14, 1909; s Samuel and Elizabeth (Boorse)
Kriebel [19-16]; m Aug. 2, 1846, CATHARINE WISLER, b Nov. 12, 1823; d May 3, 1901; dau Jacob Wisler. No issue.

[19-40.1] HENRY H. KRIEBEL, dee; s Isaac and Anna (Haldeman) Kriebel [19-17]; m__________
One Child: Dayton, dec before 1900: had dau Gertrude who m C. S. Schoonover; and s Charles; lived in Zoar. Ohio.

[Letters ret.; unable to locate or verify.]

[19-41] MOSES HALDEMAN KRIEBLE, b June 6, 1830; d Oct. 14, 1875; s Isaac and Anna (Haldeman) Kriebel [19-17]; m ACHSAH ANN GILES, b Apr. 6, 1832; d Nov. —, 1912; dau John Giles. Moses H. Krieble was m in Copley Twp., Summit Co., Ohio; d in Ionia Co., Mich.

Children (2):                       •

[19-109a]l1. Charlotte Roberts, Lyons, Mich.

1. Alvin Giles. b Aug. 27, 1854; m ⁱ¹[19-109b] 2. Charlotte Brown.
   [19-110] 2. Homer, h Dec. 22, 1861; m Mary E. Gorham.

[19-42] SAMUEL H. KRIEBLE, b Aug. 21, 1831; d Aug. 11, 1917; s Isaac and Anna (Haldeman) Kriebel [19-17]; m May 31, 1857, MRS. MARY C. ECKARD, b May 13, 1825; d Dec. 27, 1878; dau

of ________  Hall.

Samuel H. Krieble died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. A. H. Dodge, East St. Louis, Ill.

Children (6):

1. Joseph William, b June 10, 1858; d Aug. 31, 1867; d near Ramsey, Ill.

[19-111] 2. Carroll Hall, h Sept. 6, 1860; m Cora E. Clink.

[19-112] 3. Noah Isaac, b June 8, 1862; m Etta Lake.

[19-113] 4. Mettie B., b Feb. 11, 1865; d May —, 1914; m Samuel Little.

5. Lyly, b Aug. 19, 1867; d Feb. 9, 1868; near Ramsey, Ill.
   [19-114] 6. Mertie M., b Sept. 28, 1869; m A. H. Dodge.

[19-43] JOSEPH H. KRIEBLE, b Aug. 26, 1835; s Isaac and Anna (Haldeman) Kriebel [19-17]; m May 2, 1861, MARGARET LICEY, b Feb. 3, 1839; dau John Licey. Farmer. Ad. (1920), Union City, Mich.

Children (8):

[19-115]    1. Nancy, b Nov. 1, 1861; m Nathaniel K. Fretz.

[19-116]      2. Rufus, b June 3, 1863; d July 27, 1892; m Belle Bolles.
[19-117] 3. Millard D., b June 16, 1865; m Nettie Moon.

[19-118 a}                                                    1. Fremont Howard.
[19-118b] /4. Myrta, b Dec. 14, 1866; m { 2. David L. Buell.

[19-119]      5. Clyde L., b Oct. 13, 1869; m Jennie Kinney.
[19-120] 6. Frank E., b July 5, 1871; m Jennie V. Guilford.
[19-121] 7. Alvan C., b May 28, 1874; m Lizzie J. Norton.

[19-122]    8. Jennie, b Feb. 26, 1876; m Charles D. Parlin.

[19-43.1] ISAAC H. KRIEBLE, d 1908; aged 71 yrs.; s Isaac and Anna (Haldeman) Krieble

[19-17]; m . Isaac H. Krieble served in the Civil War. In 1899, he lived at Orville, Ohio.

Children (2):

1.  
2. Perry E.

Perry E. Krieble is the Advertising Manager of the "Ravenna Republican," Ravenna, Ohio, and had a son who volunteered for service in the World War. [Further information unobtainable.]

[19-44] ELIZABETH KRIEBEL, b ALA. 3, 1844; dau Isaac and Anna (Haldeman) Kriebel [19-17];

m Feb. 12, 1867, ______ SCHIELE. Farmer. Ad. (1917), Clay City, Clay Co., Indiana.

Children (8):

1. William, b July 4, 1868; d Aug. 20, 1899; at Clay City, Ind.

[19-123] 2. Sylvester, b June 29, 1870; m; Chicago, Ill.

[19-124] 3. Dore S., b June 11, 1872; m; Clay City, Ind.

[19-125] 4. Susie C., b Aug. 27, 1874; m; Barrington, Ill.

[19-126] 5. Lovina J., b Sept. 6, 1876; m; Clay City, Ind.

6. Nathan C., b Jan. 31, 1879; d Sept. 6, 1904; at Chicago.
7. Andrew D., b Dec. 20, 1882; d Jan. 22, 1902; at Clay City, Ind.
8. Charles D., b Feb. 1, 1885; d Aug. 5, 1909; at Phoenix, Ariz.

[ Unable to complete.]

[19-45a] WILLIAM H. KRIEBLE, b Nov. 27, 1849; s Isaac and Anna (Haldeman) Kriebel [19-17]; m Feb. 29, 1872, ELIZABETH FURRY, b Oct. 9, 1850; d Feb. 19, 1880; dau Isaac Furry. Ad. (1920), Coal City, Ind.

Children (5):

[19-127] 1. Anna, b Dec. 25, 1872; m James F. Andrew.
[19-128] 2. Clara E., b Mar. 21, 1874; m John Weatherwax.
[19-129] 3. Elizabeth. b Mar. 7, 1876; m Burch H. Lenning.

4. Oliver, b 9, 1878; d Sept. 17, 1879.
5. John, b 1, 1880; d July 14, 1880.

[19-45b] WILLIAM H. KRIEBLE, same as above, m 2d time, Sept. 9, 1880, MALISSA HAVI-LAND, b June 25, 1862; dau George Haviland.

Children (7):

[19-130] 1. George, b July 8, 1883; m Elsie P. Davis.

[19-131] 2. Walter E., b May 29, 1885; m Bertha Lenora Reynolds.

[19-132] 3. Carl, b Jan. 11, 1887; m Goldie Gray.

[19-133] 4. Jacob, b Sept. 30, 1889; m Lena Houffman; Terre Haute, Ind.

5. Mary, b Feb. 10, 1892.

[19-13i] 6. Dora, b Jan. 26, 1894; m Harry A. Liechty.

[19-135] 7. Rilla R., b May 15, 1896; m Guy H. Doak.

[19-46] ABRAHAM KRIEBEL, b Sept. 28, 1835; d Nov. 8, 1886; s Joseph and Catharine (Anders) Kriebel [19-18]; m Mar. 3, 1859, RACHEL ANDERS, b Jan. 26, 1837; d Feb. 23, 1906; dau David and Maria (Schultz) Anders [161-18].

Children (3):

[48-79]       1. Anna Katie, b Dec. 26, 1859; m Justus H. Snyder.

[19-136] 2. Nathaniel A., b Sept. 30, 1862; d Apr. 18, 1891; m Emma S. Seibert.

3. Mary Jane, b Dec. 11, 1866; d July 22, 1890; unm.

[19-47] RACHEL KRIEBEL, b Nov. 21, 1842; dau Joseph and Catharine (Anders) Kriebel [19-18]; m Nov. 19, 1864, ABRAHAM G. OBERHOLTZER, b Apr. 16, 1841; d July 15, 1917; s Abraham H. and Anna Oberholtzer. Farmer; lived in Worcester, Pa.

Children (2):

1. Mary Ann, b Aug. 17, 1865; single; Worcester, Pa.
   [19-137] 2. Katie Lizzie, b Aug. 26, 1869; m Elias U. Cassel.

[19-48a] SAMUEL Z. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 24, 1842; d Apr. 23, 1909; s William and Mary (ailing) Kriebel [19-19]; m Oct. 12, 1867, SARAH STONG, b Aug. 23, 1843; d Feb. 3, 1884; dau Henry Stong.

Children (5):

1. Mary Emma, b Dec. 26, 1870; d Jan. 16, 1871.

[19-138]     2. Sallie Athanda, b Apr. 4, 1874; m Elmer A. Kepler.

3. Alvin, b Nov. 28, 1875; d Dec. 8, 1875.

[19-139] 4. Erma Lizzie, b July 15, 1880; m John A. Trump.

[19-140a]                                                  1. Jacob Doney.
[19-140b] 15. Ida Jane, b Jan. 6, 1884; m { 2. Ambrose L. Barto.

[19-48b] SAMUEL Z. KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2d time, Feb. 28, 1885, KATE E. DONEY, b Apr. 20, 1865; d Apr. 23, 1911; dau Jacob Doney. Samuel Z. Kriebel was a miller; d in Allentown, Pa.

Children (5):

1. Clara May, b May 23, 1885; d Aug. 24, 1885.

[19-141] 2. Mabel, b Aug. 20, 1886; m Abraham Roberts.

[19-142] 3. Samuel Z., Jr., b Sept. 26, 1889; m Gussie M. Kernechel.

[19-143] 4. Hasting Sebastian; 1329 Linden St., Allentown, Pa.

5. Goldie,.b Oct. 18, 1895; d Oct. 11, 1904.

[19-49] MICHAEL Z. KRIEBEL, b Jan. 10, 1845; d Sept. 17, 1919; s William and Mary (Zilling) Kriebel [19-19]; m Nov. 1, 1873, MARY CASSEL, b Jan. 12, 1855; d May 14, 1883; dau Abraham and Susanna (Cassel) Cassel [21-30]. Michael Z. Kriebel was a farmer and lived at Worcester, Pa.

Children (3):

[19-144] 1. William C., b Sept. 28, 1874; m Mary Gibbon.
[19-145] 2. Alvin R. C., b June 17, 1878; m Sarah Custer.

[66-18]       3. Leila E., b Aug. 19, 1882; m Wayne C. Meschter.

[19-50] FRANCIS Z. KRIEBEL, b Jan. 2, 1849; d July 12, 1886; s William and Mary (Zilling) Kriebel [19-19]; m Oct. 17, 1874, MARY SWARTLEY; dau Elias Swartley.

Children (3):

[19-146] 1. Minnie Minerva, b Mar. 31, 1876; m Henry B. Hunsicker.

[19-147] 2. William Sebastus, b Dec. 4, 1878; m Mary R. Myers.
[19-148] 3. Mabel Blanche, b Apr. 19, 1881; m William J. Harman.

[19-51] WILLIAM Z. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 19, 1851; s William and Mary (Zilling) Kriebel [19-19]; m Sept. 13, 1873, KATE H. SWARTLEY, b July 1, 1852; dau Elias Swartley. Ad. (1917), Trenton, N. J.

Children (2):

1. Elmer E. S., b May 11, 1874; d 23, 1874.
2. Mary, b 1, 1875; d June 23, 1892.

[19-52a] MARY KRIEBEL, b Aug. 15, 1855; d Sept. 24, 1894; dau William and Mary (Zilling) Kriebel [19-19]; m Jan. 24, 1880, DAVIS G. ROSENBERGER, b Sept. 23, 1857; d Apr. 15, 1880; s Jonas and Elizabeth (Gottschall) Rosenberger. Farmer; lived at Worcester, Pa. No issue.

[19-52b] MARY (KRIEBEL) ROSENBERGER, same as above, widow of Davis G. Rosenberger, m 2d time, May 30, 1885, ALLEN F. D. JOHNSON, b May 9, 1845; d Apr. 10, 1912; s Isaac B. and Elizabeth (Dick) Johnson. Allen F. D. Johnson was 1st m to Susanna K. Schultz [68-29].

Children (2):

[19-149] 1. Francis Homer, b June 23, 1886; m Lizzie H. Miller.

2. Mary Elizabeth, b Jan. 29, 1890; single; New Berlinville, Pa.

[19-53] CHESTER Z. KRIEBEL, b Oct. 16, 1856; s William and Mary (Zilling) Kriebel [19-19]; m Jan. 27, 1883, MARY SCHULTZ, b Sept. 23, 1861; d Mar. 4, 1902; dau Anthony and Maria (Bitting) Schultz [149-42]. Chester Z. Kriebel is a farmer and lives at Worcester, Pa. (1917.)

While heating water for washing, the dress of Mrs. Chester Z. Kriebel caught fire and she was so severely burned that she died.

Children (6):

[19-150] 1. Melvin, b Mar. 19, 1887; m Estella Kline.
[19-151] 2. Mabel, b Mar. 3, 1889; m John Ruth.

3. Robert, b 23, 1890.
4. Howard, b 1, 1893.
5. Monroe, b 17, 1896.
6. Mary, b 1, 1901.

[19-54] EDWIN Z. KRIEBEL, b Mar. 21, 1859; d___ , 1921; s William and Mary (Zilling)

Kriebel [19-19]; m Feb. 1, 1877, KATHERINE BEAN, dau John and Mary (Kratz) Bean.

Children (6):

1. Mary Emma, b June 27, 1879; d 24, 1882.
   [19-152] 2. Minnie Minerva, b Sept. 26, 1880; m Harry Henning.
   [19-153] 3. Alton Hubrandt, b Sept. 30, 1882; m Gertrude Stoudt.
   [19-154] 4. Edna, b June 21, 1888; m LeRoy Yerger; Norristown, Pa.

[19-155] 5. Harrison Bean, b Feb. 25, 1892; d_ , 1921; m Mabel V. Scholl, Lansdale, Pa.

6. Florence; single.

[19-156] 7. Kathryn, m Cresson Cassel, Norristown, Pa.

[Further data unobtainable.]

[19-55a] MARY KRIEBEL, b Jan. 27, 1848; dau Philip and Hannah (Alderfer) Kriebel [19-20]; m Jan. 20, 1872, 1st, NOAH C. KRATZ, b Nov. 14, 1849; d June 9, 1883; s Abraham and Fannie (Kohl) Kratz. Engineer.

Children (2):

[19-157] 1. Alice K., b Jan. 25, 1873; m Benjamin R. Reiff.

2. Harvey K., b 27, 1874; d Aug. 15, 1874.

[19-55b] MARY (KRIEBEL) KRATZ, same as above, m 2d time, Sept. 10, 1892, WILLIAM Y. JOHNSON, b Mar. 15, 1844; d Mar. 26, 1916; s Nicholas and Mary (Yoder) Johnson. Miller. Address of Mrs. Johnson (1919), Creamery, Pa. No issue.

[19-56] JOHN KRIEBEL, b Dec. 15, 1849: d Mar. 14, 1909; s Philip and Hannah (Alderfer) Kriebel [19-20]; m Sept. 7, 1872, SARAH GRATER, b May 30, 1852; dau Elias and Sarah (Tyson) Grater. Farmer. Ad. (1919), R. F. D. 1, Schwenksville, Pa.

Children (5):

[19-158] 1. Lizzie G., b Nov. 2, 1875; m Isaac M. Nace.
[19-159] 2. Harry G., h Apr. 22, 1878; m Susie S. Koons.
[19-160] 3. Elias G., b Aug. 8, 1880; m Margaret S. Rittenhouse.
[19-161] 4. Jonas G., b Aug. 1, 1883; m Mary Ann F. Henning.
[19-162] 5. Ella G., b Sept. 19, 1887; m Charles K. Johnson.

[19-57] HANNAH KRIEBEL, b Jan. 4, 1854; d Oct. 19, 1907; dau Philip and Hannah (Alderfer) Kriebel [19-20]; m 1st, Mar. 8, 1879, BENJAMIN FREDERICK, b Sept. 22, 1856; d May 18, 1890; s John and Catherine (Zimmerman) Frederick.

Children (2) :

1. Lillie, b Aug. 3, 1882; d Feb. 5, 1884.

[19-163] 2. Oswin, b July 28, 1884; m Mabel Bauman.

Hannah (Kriebel) Frederick m 2d time, Daniel K. Moyer [19-68].

[19-58] AMANDA KRIEBEL, b Apr. 5, 1860; d Aug. 20, 1894; dau Philip and Hannah (Alderfer) Kriebel [19-20]; m Apr. 21, 1877, GEORGE B. SCHLOTTERER, b Apr. 29, 1853; s William and Angeline (Bitting) Schlotterer. Phila. & Reading Railway. Ad. (1919), Allentown, Pa.

Children, (2):

[19-164] 1. Warren Kriebel, b Sept. 29, 1881; m Emma M. Kulp.
[19-165] 2. George Kriebel, b Oct. 22, 1885; m Rosa L. Brighton.

[19-60] ISAAC KRIEBEL, b Aug. 16, 1845; s Henry and Sarah (Rahn) Kriebel [19-21]; m Sept. 12, 1868, ESTHER STEARLY, b Mar. 1, 1850; dau John and Elizabeth (Snyder) Stearly. Frankford Arsenal. Ad. (1919), 814 Corinthian Ave., Phila.

Children (2):

[19-166a] }                                            f 1. Laura Clark

1. John, b Jan. 28 1869; m Narberth, Pa.

[19-166b]'"                                               2. Louise Harding I
[19-167] 2. Bessie, b Mar. 1, 1876; m George W. Bradenburgh.

[19-61] SAMUEL SEPTIMUS KRIEBEL, b June 17, 1849; s Henry and Sarah (Rahn) Kriebel [19-21]; m June 10, 1868, HARRIET WOOD, b Oct. 16, 1850; dau George and Rebecca (Pyotte) Wood. Ad. (1919), 305 East 6th St., Conshohocken, Pa.

Children (8):

[19-168] 1. George Henry, b June 29, 1869; d June 19, 1918; m Elizabeth Ellam.

2. William, b Apr. 30, 1871;
3. John, b 14, 1872; d Aug. 4, 1884.

[19-169] 4. Howard, b Sept. 20, 1874; d May 12, 1912; m Bessie M. Weber.

5. Rebecca W., b Apr. 17, 1877; d Apr. 30, 1877.

[19-170] 6. David, b Mar. 8, 1878; m Samanna Pierce.

[19-171] 7. Horace H., b Mar. 16, 1884; m Anna Hamilton; Conshohocken, Pa.

[19-172] 8. Isaac R., b Mar. 23, 1886; m Elmira Murray.

[19-62] AMANDA KRIEBEL, b Mar. 11, 1855; dau Henry and Sarah (Rahn) Kriebel [19-21]; m May 17, 1888, JOHN H. WALT, b July 1, 1851. Ad. (1920), 711 George St., Norristown, Pa. No issue.

[19-63] GEORGE R. KRIEBEL, b June 10, 1857; d May 18, 1919; s Henry and Sarah (Rahn) Kriebel [19-21]; m Dec. 20, 1884, CAROLINE TRAPP, b May 1, 1858; dau John George and Caroline (Reitz) Trapp. Teamster. (1920.) 2018 Pratt St., Bridesburg,

One child:

[19-173] Mary Ella, b Jan. 26, 1886; m John G. Kraemer.

[19-64] SARAH KRIEBEL, b Mar. 20, 1859; d Dec. 13, 1885; dau Henry and Sarah (Rahn) Kriebel [19-21]; m Oct. 18, 1875, JOHN FERRY, b June 19, 1856; dec. No issue. [No further data obtainable.]

[19-65] REINARD KRIEBEL, b Nov. 17, 1861; s Henry and Sarah (Rahn) Kriebel [19-21]; m Apr. 28, 1883, JANE A. HARDSTAFF, b Apr. 27, 1866; dau William and Margaret A. (Gotwalts) Hardstaff. Ironwork; 818 Hector St., Conshohocken, Pa.

Children (13):

1. Almira Amanda, b Jan. 31, 1884; d Sept. 22, 1884.
   [19-174] 2. Mark Staley, b Mar. 7, 1886; m Blanche T. Mount.
   3. Infant, b June 14, 1887; d June 18, 1887.

[19-175] 4. Mary, b July 2, 1889; m John P. Herron.

[19-176] 5. Jennie, b July 25, 1891; m Ellsworth Mahlin.
[19-177] 6. Franklin Fritz, b Dec. 3, 1893; m Olive Redington.
[19-178] 7. Lillian, b Feb. 27, 1896; m Ellwood B. Heller.

8. Ralph, b Apr. 20, 1899.
9. Charles, b 4, 1902.
10. Thelma, b 20, 1904.
11. William Hardstaff, b 19, 1907.
12. Edna, b Oct. 5, 1908.
13. Russell, b 24, 1911.

[19-66] PHILIP KRIEBEL, b Aug. 8, 1864; d Nov. 14, 1910; s Henry and Sarah (Rahn) Kriebel [19-21]; m May 5, 1886, ELIZABETH S. RICHARD, b Jan. 15, 1863; dau Jacob H. and Mary (Jones) Richard. Res. Germantown, Phila.

One child: Edward V., b Sept. 2, 1889; Norristown, Pa.

[19-67a] DAVID K. MOYER, b Jan. 8, 1848; d Mar. 3, 1901; s William and Susanna (Kriebel) Moyer [19-22]; m 1st time, Feb. 24, 1874, MARY A. GROVE, b Jan. 19, 1840; d Dec. 23, 1878; dau George W. and Nancy (Strickler) Grove. Cigar Maker; lived at Dunlaps, Elkhart Co., Ind.

Children (3):

[19-179] 1. Grove, b Apr. 24, 1877; in Rubie G. Strickler.

2. Otto B

B.

twins, b Oct. 19, 1878; single; 915 N. 3rd St., Savanna, Ill.

3. Warren 0.

[19-67b] DAVID K. MOYER, same as above, m 2d time, Jan. 3, 1884, JOSIE M. GROVE, b Nov. 24, 1848; dau George W. and Nancy (Strickler) Grove. No children.

[19-68] DANIEL K. MOYER, b Mar. 16, 1851; d Dec. 20, 1907; s William and Susanna (Kriebel) Moyer [19-22]; m HANNAH (KRIEBEL) FREDERICK, widow of Benjamin Frederick [19-57], b Jan. 4, 1854; d Oct. 19, 1907; dau Philip and Hannah (Alderfer) Kriebel [19-20].

One child: William, b Mar. 4, 1895; U. S. A., Army of Occupation. (1919.)

[19-69] WILLIAM K. MOYER, b Feb. 25, 1855; d Feb. 17, 1882; s William and Susanna (Kriebel) Moyer [19-22]; m Nov. 6, 1880, ADELIA (CONRAD) SHIFFERT, b Apr. 26, 1856; dau Peter and Susan (Wetzel) Conrad. Widow m 2d time, Amandus Schoenly, Congo, Pa.

One child:

[19-180] Susan, b Feb. 14, 1882; d Apr. 19, 1913; m Wallace G. Zern, Pennsburg, Pa.

Susan Moyer Zern had several children. [Further data unobtainable.]

[19-70a & b] SEPTIMUS K. RAWN, b Feb. 5, 1850, d Mar. 6, 1900; s Isaac H. and Magdalena

(Kriebel) Rawn [19-23]; m 1st,________ WEIDENBACH; d Oct., 1883; by whom he had two children: Milton, who d in Sept., 1883; Annie, now Mrs. Vaughn, living at 229 E. Marshall St., Norristown, Pa. (1920.) SEPTIMUS K. RAWN m 2d time, SOPHIE KOVER. By this union one son, Harvey K., was born, whose address in 1920 was 1931 Camac St., Phila. [Letters unans.]

[19-71] ELIZABETH K. RAWN, b Apr. 16, 1854; dau Isaac H. and Magdalena (Kriebel) Rawn [19-23]; m Dec. 29, 1883, MAHLON WANNER, b Feb. 24, 1862; s Jacob and Evana (Garber) Wanner. Laborer. Ad. (1919), Ironbridge, Pa. No children.

[19-72a] HENRY S. KRIEBEL, b July 7, 1852; s Septimus and Susan (Schlotterer) Kriebel [19-24];

m 1st time, July 22, 1871, LIZZIE ANN CASSEL, b Aug. 7, 1852; d Dec. 18, 1900; buried in Rose Hill

Cem., Ambler, Pa. Lizzie Ann Cassel was the dau of Elias Cassel. (1921.)

Children (4):

[19-182a] 1

Sept.

Septimus

C., b     23, 1874; m I 1. Mrs. Florence Handman Hatley. 1 • [19-182b]2. Laila E. (Fisher) Willers.

[19-183]       2. Elias Wilbur, b Dec. 25, 1877; m Isabella Augusta Lesser.

3. Edna, b Dec. 6, 1883; d Dec. 2, 1890.

[19-183.1] 4. Elizabeth Irene, b Sept. 16, 1888; m Charles Ewing Adams.

[19-72b] HENRY S. KRIEBEL, m 2d time, Sept. 20, 1911, MRS. MARY J. (ASHFORD) WEIKEL, b Jan. 29, 1867; dau John E. and Susanna (Boorse) Ashford. Res. North Wales, Pa.

Henry S. Kriebel has for many years been one of the most prominent and progressive business men of North Wales. He is president of the Valvoline Oil Co., and has been exceedingly successful in the development of his oil interests. For many years he was president of the North Wales School Board, and served in Town Council for a long time. His advice is constantly sought in public affairs of the town.

Mr. Kriebel is interested in the history and genealogy of the Schwenkfelders, having served as President of the Kriebel Family Association, and is at present a member of the Board of Governors of the Society of The Descendants of the Schwenkfeldian Exiles. He is also one of the guarantors for the publication of this book.

[19-73] FRANKLIN S. KRIEBEL, b June 14, 1857; .3 Septimus A. and Susan (Schlotterer) Kriebel [19-24]; m Nov. 9, 1878, SALLIE A. FREED, b Nov. 10, 1859; dau Elias and Elizabeth (Shutt) Freed. Sup't of Electric Plant; res. (1919), No. Wales, Pa.

Children (4):

1. Russell Harper, b Dec. 6, 1881; unm; North Wales, Pa.
2. Iona Freed, b July 10, 1884; d 17. 1884.

[19-184]      3. Mabel Frances, b Nov. 18, 1886; m Angus M. Winter.

4. Irma Freed, b Feb. 28, 1891.

[19-74] WILLIAM S. KRIEBEL, b Feb. 5, 1861; s Septimus A. and Susann (Schlotterer) Kriebel

[19-24]; m Nov. 3, 1887, ANNIE E. WRIGHT, b Feb. 3, 1861; dau Thomas W. and Elizabeth (Carley)

Wright. Manager. Ad. (1918), 6121 McCallum St., Germantown, Phila.

Children (8):

1. David, b June 16, 1888; stillborn.

[19-185]       2. Dorothy, b June 1, 1889; m Nowland B. Zane.

[19-186]      3. William S., Jr., b Aug. 12, 1890; m Mary B. Hewitt.

[19-187]      4. Elizabeth, b Mar. 26, 1892; m Albert G. Newbold.

[19-188]       5. Thomas Edwin, b Feb. 23, 1894; d Sept. 28, 1918; m Dorothy B. Sanders.

6. John, b 15, 1897; d Sept. 15, 1897.
7. Robert Wright, b Oct. 24, 1898; single; 6121 McCallum St., Germantown, Phila.
8. Richard Theodore, b 18, 1904; single; 6121 McCallum St., Germantown, Phila. [19-75] SEPTIMUS S. KRIEBEL, b Dec. 26, 1866; d Dec. 30, 1903; s Septimus and Susan (Schlotterer) Kriebel [19-24]; m June 28, 1893, MARY MULHOLLAND; dau J. Mulholland. One child: Beatrice, b Feb. 28, 1899; Bay Village, Ohio.

[19-77] SEPTIMUS STOUDT, b Mar. 7, 1878; s John and Hannah (Kriebel) Stoudt [19-25]; m Feb. 24, 1880, ANNIE SCHANTZ ; d Mar. 14, 1892. Res. 623 Grant St., Pottstown, Pa.

Children (2):

[19-188.1] 1. Lillie Mae, b May 21, 1880; m Walter Hartzell.

[19-188.2] 2. Elmer, b Oct. 22, 1881; m Edna L. Weigner.

[19-78] ALLEN K. STOUDT, b Mar. 19, 1860; s John and Hannah (Kriebel) Stoudt [19-25]; m Feb. 21, 1880, ELISABETH R. MININGER, b Mar. 12, 1862; dau Abraham and Catharine (Rife) Mininger. Harness Maker for 30 years and Shipper. Ad. (1919), Quakertown, Pa.

 

Dr. Christopher Kriebel and wife, Regina, [19-7].

Taken from oil paintings in the Schwenkfelder Historical Library at Pennshnrg, Pa.

 

A Meeting of the Israel Kriebel Family Association in 1007 at the Israel Kriebel [19-12] Homestead.

Children (5):

1. Abner, b Feb. 11, 1883; d Jan. 23, 1885.

[19-189] 2. Asher M., b Jan. 21, 1886; m Emma Pauline Hopf.

[19-190] 3. Oscar M., b Mar. 12, 1890; m Alma Rinker.

4. Pearl, b Mar. 12, 1896; Quakertown, Pa.
5. Edgar, b Dec. 18, 1899; Quakertown, Pa.

Edgar Stoudt enlisted May 9, 1917, in the Air Service as a machinist; saw 18 months' service in France and England, was honorably discharged Mar. 14, 1919.

[19-79a] HENRY S. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 15, 1852, s John and Susanna (Schultz) Kriebel [19-26]; m Nov. 18, 1871, CATHARINE WIEGNER, b Aug. 29, 1849; d Feb. 8, 1892; dau John and Maria (Anders) Wiegner [154-21].

Children (9):

1. Mary Emma, b Aug. 18, 1872; ^.d Aug. 3, 1892.

[202-24] 2. Clara W., b Nov. 15, 1874; d Feb. 12, 1921; m Allen S. Krauss.

3. Irwin W., b May 11, 1877; d June 15, 1899.

[19-191] 4. Lizzie W., b Dec. 13, 1879; d May 2, 1908; m Charles J. Thomas.

[11-314] 5. Susan, b Sept. 8, 1882; m Rev. Howard H. Krauss.

6. Ella W., b Nov. 18, 1884; d Jan. 4, 1887.
7. Catharine W., b Oct. 13, 1887; stillborn.
8. Elmer W., b Apr. 25, 1889; d Dec. 28, 1889.
9. Willis W., b Sept. 20, 1890.

[19-79b] HENRY S. KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2d time, SARAH CATHARINE (KATIE) WIEGNER, b Feb. 2, 1854; d Mar. 29, 1899; dau Ezra and Rebecca (Diehl) Wiegner [154-22b]. No children. Repairer of Musical Instruments. Ad. (1919), 544 Hamilton St., Allentown, Pa.

[19-80] MARY S. KRIEBEL, b June 26, 1862; dau John and Susanna (Schultz) Kriebel [19-26]; m Aug. 30, 1884, ALLEN M. FUNK, b Mar. 29, 1863; s John and Diana Funk. Farmer. Ad. (1919), East Greenville, Pa.

Children (8):

[43-376] 1. Minnie K., b Dec. 3, 1885; in Howard S. Seibert.

2. Susan K., b Sept. 5, 1889.

[19-192] 3. John K., b July 27, 1891; m Bertha F. Gressley; Pennsburg, Pa.

4. Ada K., b Aug. 22, 1894.
5. Nora K., b Aug. 19, 1896; d 20, 1912.
6. Oscar K., b 29, 1899; d Sept. 26, 1919.
7. Mary K., b 28, 1901; d Feb. 18, 1902.
8. Verna K., b Mar. 11, 1904.

[19-81] SUSAN SCHULTZ KRIEBEL, b Dec. 28, 1864; dau John S. and Susanna (Schultz) Kriebel [19-26]; m May 21, 1904, D. MELVIN ALLEBACH, s David H. and Sarah S. Allebach. Farmer. Ad. (1918), R. F. D. 1, Lansdale, Pa.

Children (2):

1. Lester K., b 8, 1906; d May 12, 1906.
2. Wilson K., b July 12, 1907; d 10, 1907.
3. Melvin Allebach was married 1st time to Alice M. Cassel [21-222].

[19-82] JOSEPH S. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 20, 1867; d June 1, 1920; s John and Susanna (Schultz) Kriebel [19-26]; m Apr. 27, 1893, MAGGIE JANE HILLEGASS, b Dec. 5, 1868; dau Levinus Hille-gass. Foreman; lived at East Greenville, Pa.

One child: Elsie Hillegass, b Mar. 12, 1897; East Greenville, Pa.

[19-83] HOWARD WIEGNER KRIEBEL, b July 6, 1859; s Henry and Mary Ann (Wiegner) Kriebel [19-28a]; m Jan. 26, 1884, THAMAR KRIEBEL SCHULTZ, b Feb. 17, 1858; dau Thomas and Hannah (Kriebel) Schultz [70-11]. Ad. (1921), Pennsburg, Pa. No children.

Howard Wiegner Kriebel was born in Hereford Twp., Berks Co., Pa.; he was educated in the public schools of his native twp., at the Keystone State Normal School, Kutztown, Pa. (graduating in 1876), and at Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio.

He taught in the public schools of his native twp. and at Perkiomen Seminary, Pennsburg, Pa., which institution he helped to revive, where he served also as bookkeeper, secretary and trustee. He resigned from this position to write "The Schwenkfelders in Pennsylvania," an historical sketch published in 1904 by the Pennsylvania German Society.

Mr. Kriebel was the publisher of the "Pennsylvania German," (from 1906-1914), an illustrated monthly magazine devoted to the biography, history, folklore, literature, and general interests of German and Swiss settlers in Pa., and other states, and•their descendants.

For a time Mr. Kriebel served as minister of the Society of Schwenkfelders, and for several years served as Secretary of the Conference of the Society. He was also one of the original members of the Board of Publication of the Schwenkfelder Church, serving as its Secretary for a number of years.

To Mr. Kriebel belongs the credit of originating numerous movements in the "Society of Schwenk-felders."

He first started the collection of valuable books and manuscripts in the Schwenkfelder families, purchasing many at public sales in order to preserve them, keeping them in his home until the present Historical Library Building was erected at Pennsburg, when he generously donated his valuable collec­tion to the Library.

He was the first to suggest the idea of erecting a permanent building for the preservation of the Schwenkfelder books and manuscripts, and for twenty years kept agitating the idea, before it was finally accomplished.

For more than forty years Mr. Kriebel has been collecting data on the history of the Schwenk-felders, and he is the best informed man in the country today on the early history of the activities of the Schwenkfelders, after their arrival in Pennsylvania. All data collected by Mr. Kriebel during these many years was very kindly put at the disposal of the Editor of this work, and the Editor hereby wishes to acknowledge his hearty gratitude to Mr. Kriebel for his generosity and willingness to co­operate in every way to make this record as complete and comprehensive as possible. Most of the field work and research work done to assemble the material for this book was done by Mr. Kriebel under the direction of the Editor, and had it not been for Mr. Kriebel's intuitive instinct for discover­ing clues to widely scattered families and his dogged persistence in following out these clues it would not have been possible to locate such a large number of families as are included in this book.

For the many hours of gratuitous service that Mr. Kriebel has rendered the Schwenkfelder Institutions, and for the many ideas originated by him for the development of these institutions, the Schwenkfelders owe Mr. Kriebel a debt they never can pay.

[19-84] ELMER G. KRIEBEL, b July 27, 1867; s Henry and Elizabeth (Griesemer) Kriebel [19-28b]; m Aug. 12, 1896, NORA K. MESCHTER, b Aug. 14, 1874; dau Rev. George K. and Mary Ann (Krieble) Meschter [66-14]. Physician. Ad. (1919), Norristown, Pa.

Children (2):

1. Mildred, b July 27, 1900.
2. Burton M., b 30, 1905.

[19-85] LEWIS G. KRIEBEL, b Oct. 2, 1869; s Henry and Elizabeth (Griesemer) Kriebel [19-28b]; m KATIE BITTENBENDER. Ad. (1920), W. Main St., Norristown, Pa.

One child: Florence, b Apr. 10, 1889; d Sept. 3, 1906.

[19-86] CALVIN G. KRIEBEL, b July 6, 1870; s Henry and Elizabeth (Griesemer) Kriebel [19-28b]; m Mar. 26, 1896, NORA C. MESCHTER, b Apr. 24, 1875; dau Charles Y. and Matilda (Clemmer) Meschter [66-8]. Ad. (1918), Hereford, Berks Co., Pa. Calvin G. Kriebel is a farmer, living near Hereford, Pa. He is president of the Israel Kriebel Family Association and is a member of the Board of Managers of the Charity Fund of the Church.

Children (3):

1. Ralph M., b 12, 1897.
2. Mae M., b 17, 1899.
3. Stanley M., b July 24, 1905.

[19-87] REGINA G. KRIEBEL, b May 24, 1872; dau Henry and Elizabeth (Griesemer) Kriebel [19-28b]; m Apr. 25, 1896, HORACE R. GERY, b Dec. 14, 1873; s Michael N. and Sallie (Reese) Gery. Carpenter. Ad. (1919), Hereford, Pa.

Children (5):

[19-193] 1. Helen K., b Dec. 20, 1897; m________

2. Webster K., b 22, 1902.
3. Clarence K., b May 5, 1907.
4. Alda K., b May 5, 1909.
5. Claude K., b Mar. 5, 1911.

[19-88] ANDREW G. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 4, 1877; s Henry and Elizabeth (Griesemer) Kriebel [19-28b]; m Oct. 23, 1897, ELLEN C. GERY, b Oct. 20, 1879; dau James L. and Elizabeth (Warm-kessel) Gery. Butcher. Ad. (1919), Hereford, Pa.

Children (10):

1. Emarine G., b 11, 1899; Hereford, Pa.
2. Ira G., b 20, 1901; Hereford, Pa.
3. Verna G., b Nov. 29, 1902; Hereford, Pa.
4. Asher G., b Nov. 28, 1904; Hereford, Pa.
5. Russell G., b May 30, 1906; d 21, 1906.
6. Lloyd G., b 15, 1908; Hereford, Pa.
7. Harold G., b Mar. 17, 1910; Hereford, Pa.
8. Elizabeth G., b Nov. 15, 1911; Hereford, Pa.
9. Pauline G., b June 8, 1915; Hereford, Pa.
10. Dorothy G., b 2, 1918; Hereford, Pa.

[19-89] ASHER G. KRIEBEL, b Dec. 14, 1879; s Henry and Elizabeth (Griesemer) Kriebel [19-28b]; m Jan. 5, 1905, BERTHA H. HEEBNER, b Dec. 7, 1879; dau Joseph L. and Mary Jane (Hipple) Heebner [21-43b]. Physician. Ad. (1919), Lynnville, Pa.

Children (3):

1. Randall, b Nov. 29, 1905.
2. Denton, b Apr. 7, 1910.
3. Willard A., b May 22, 1912.

[19-90] HENRY G. KRIEBEL, b Oct. 15, 1882; s Henry and Elizabeth (Griesemer) Kriebel [19-28b]; m Jan. 1, 1902, ANNIE M. RITTER, b Jan. 13, 1882; dau Henry C. and Amanda E. (Knappen-berger) Ritter [75b-41]. Manager of Provision Department, Wholesale Meat House. Ad. (1919), 335 No. Franklin St., Allentown, Pa.

Children (4):

1. Edith A., b May 30, 1902; 335 No. Franklin St., Allentown, Pa.
2. Henry C., b July 4, 1903; 335 No. Franklin St., Allentown, Pa.
3. Melda E., b 22, 1904; 335 No. Franklin St., Allentown, Pa.
4. Donald R., b 9, 1914; d Sept. 6, 1916.

[19-91] WILLIAM W. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 29, 1854; d Nov. 5, 1906; s Elias and Sophia (Wiegner) Kriebel [19-29]; m Oct. 20, 1879, MARIA H. DEISHER, b Feb. 17, 1855;dau Joel and Lydia (Heistand) Deisher. Lived at Polo, Ill.

Children (6):

1. Henry D., b Jan. 21, 1881; Weede, Montana.
   [19-194] 2. May A., b Oct. 30, 1882; m Joseph C. Dommel.
   [19-195] 3. Almira, b July 17, 1884; m Andrew J. Trump..
   [19-196] 4. Ambrose S., b Nov. 10, 1886; m Verona Brenner.
2. Leona, b 9, 1890; d July 2, 1892.
   [19-197] 6. Beulah, b Sept. 13, 1892: m Hodge E. Huffman.

[19-92 SUSAN KRIEBEL, b July 3, 1856; dau Elias and Sophia (Wiegner) Kriebel [19-29]; m Dec. 12, 1874, JOHN S. BERKY, b July 31, 1852; s Daniel G. Berky. Ad. (1919), Barto, Pa.

Children (7):

[19-198] 1. Elmer K., b Nov. 8, 1875; m Annie B. Bauer.
[19-199] 2. Annie K., b Sept. 6, 1877; m Wm. Herbert Clauser.
[19-200] 3. Lillie May, b Oct. 4, 1882; m Edwin R. Huber.

4. Sidney K., b Jan. 10, 1886; d 21, 1893.
5. Harvey K., b 5, 1888; d Feb. 7, 1893.
6. Mary K., b 9, 1889; d Jan. 22, 1893.
7. Norman K., b Feb. 19, 1892.

[19-93] MARY ANN KRIEBEL, b Apr. 13, 1862; d Dec. 30, 1919; dau Elias and Sophia (Wiegner) Kriebel [19-29]; in JOSHUA KOCH. No issue. Mr. Koch resides at 1332 Gordon St., Allentown, Pa.

[19-94] ALLEN S. KRIEBEL, b June 28, 1861: s Andrew and Christina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-31]; m in 1888, KETURAH SCHULTZ, b Feb. 18, 1869; dau Manoah and Annetta (Trump) Schultz [149-66a]. Farmer. Ad. (1921), Hereford, Pa.

Children (10):

[19-201] 1. Ada, b Sept. 12, 1888; m Elwood J. Spatz.
[19-202] 2. Chester, b Jan. 16, 1890; m Emma A. Gander.

3. Homer, b Dec. 31, 1892; Hereford, Pa.
4. Owen, b 26, 1895; Hereford, Pa. Owen S. Kriebel served with the A. E. F., en­listing July 24, 1918, and served to May 30, 1919. Engagements: Meuse-Argonne Offensive, Nov. 1, to Nov. 11, 1918. He was honorably discharged at Camp Dix, June 18, 1919.
5. Irene, b Oct. 1, 1898; Hereford, Pa.
6. Norman _{twins, b June 30, 1901.}
7. Raymond
8. Mary, b 25, 1905.
9. Helen, b July 7, 1910; d 11, 1912.
10. Corinne, b 6, 1913.

[19-95] REV. OSCAR S. KRIEBEL, D.D., b Sept. 10, 1863; s Andrew and Christina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-31]; m June 30, 1891, CORINNE MILLER, b Apr. 24, 1865; dau Wells W. Miller. Minis­ter of the Gospel and Principal of Perkiomen School. Ad. (1921), Pennsburg, Pa.

Children (3):

[19-203] 1. Florence Frieda, b Apr. 17, 1892; m Israel S. Adams.

2. Mary Miller, b Oct. 10, 1893; Pennsburg, Pa.; instructor in French and German in South Side High School, Bethlehem, Pa.; graduate of Oberlin College, 1916.

[19-204] 3. Louisa Ellison, b Oct. 9, 1894; m Ralph Snyder Adams.

Rev. Oscar Schultz Kriebel, A.M., D.D., was born on a farm at Hereford, Berks Co., Pa. His father dying when the boy was but thirteen years of age, many responsibilities were placed upon Dr. Kriebel and his elder brother who was but two years his senior. The full management of the farm practically rested on the shoulders of these two boys for several years. However, Dr. Kriebel managed to attend the public schools of his native twp., studying diligently at home when he was not permitted to attend school, and was able in a few years to pass an examination for a teacher's certificate, which then permitted him to teach in the public schools of the county. In this way he spent three years in teaching, and then in 1883 he entered Oberlin Academy, Oberlin, Ohio, where he remained for two years preparing for college.

Not having any financial assistance Dr. Kriebel was obliged to pay his own way through the Academy and College and he did this by accepting all kinds of honest employment, during his college course and during the summer vacations—working on the farm, selling books or stereoscopic views or teaching. Thus by great diligence and conscientious effort he was able to work his own way through Oberlin College, and was graduated in 1889 with the degree of A.B.

It was during his college career that Dr. Kriebel was visited by a committee of the Schwenkfelder Church of the Upper District, for the purpose of asking him to become the minister of their churches, as Rev. Joshua Schultz who was then pastor of this District was growing old and in very poor health, so that it was thought that someone should be procured to assist him and be able to take his place when he became entirely incapacitated. The committee was induced to take this trip because in his younger days in connection with the Sunday Schools of the Upper District, Dr. Kriebel had always taken an active part, was a faithful worker, and an earnest speaker. All these qualities seemed to indicate that he would make an acceptable minister. When the committee waited upon Dr. Kriebel and presented all aspects of the situation to him, he replied:

"I know that I can teach, but I do not know that I shall be a success as a preacher, and I am not fitted to be a farmer." However, having his mind turned in the direction of the ministry, upon his graduation from the college department he entered Oberlin Theological Seminary, spending two years in study for the ministry and was given the degree of A.M. in 1892. In 1891 Dr. Kriebel was married to Miss Corinne Miller, who also was graduated from Oberlin College in 1886. The following year they took a trip abroad where Dr. Kriebel finished his third year of theological work in the University of Berlin.

In the meantime the Schwenkfelder Churches of the Upper District, realizing that if they desired to have a pastor who would embody all the requisites which they desired to have, they would have to provide further means of support than had previously been given their pastors, as prior to this time, none of the ministers of the Church were paid for their services, but obtained their living from their daily occupations. At the same time there seemed to be a growing demand for a school in the com­munity which would enable the boys and girls of that vicinity to obtain further education than was given in the public schools at that time. The outgrowth of this thought was the purchasing of Perkio-men Seminary, by the Schwenkfelder Church and the electing of Oscar S. Kriebel as the principal and also the pastor of the Upper District Churches, which at that time included three churches, or meeting houses, viz.: Washington, Hosensack, and Kraussdale. When Dr. and Mrs. Kriebel returned from abroad in 1892, Dr. Kriebel was installed as Pastor of the Upper District and as Principal of Perkiomen Seminary. [For the history of Perkiomen Seminary, see page 29.]

The growth and development of the Schwenkfelder congregation dates from this time, for with the enthusiasm and optimism which has pervaded Dr. Kriebel's career, changes and expansions have taken place within the Schwenkfelder denomination which have meant much progress and resulted in the present achievements. In all of these movements Dr. Kriebel has been the leader. The organization of the Mission Board, the expansion of mission work, the organization and incorporation of the Board of Publication for the monumental task of publishing the Corpus Schwenckfeldianorum, and the development of Perkiomen School are all achievements in which Dr. Kriebel has been the leading figure. As a result of his leadership the new Palm Schwenkfelder Church was dedicated September 24, 1911, with its entire cost of more than 840,000.00 entirely pledged. This church edifice is located in precisely the geographic center of what is known as the Upper District, and since its erection the three separate church buildings at Hosensack, Washington, and Kraussdale, have been abandoned excepting for funeral purposes. The cemeteries are still retained and kept in good repair. The building at Washington has been torn down and a suitable marker erected on the site where the former pulpit stood. The cemetery has been enclosed with a handsome stone wall. The new building at Palm is constructed of stone, and the main timbers on the inside were cut from the trees, which formerly stood in the yard of the Washington Schwenkfelder Church. A handsome pipe organ of superior quality is also one of several outstanding features of this Church. This was the first Schwenkfelder Church erected in which a pipe organ was installed. The Palm Church is a memorial to the services of Dr. 0. S. Kriebel as Pastor. On October 27, 1917, the twenty-fifth anniversary of the ordination of Dr. Kriebel to the Christian ministry was held in this Palm Church. The exercises were largely attended by friends and members from far and near and were a memorable event for the Schwenkfelder Church of the Upper District.

Dr. Kriebel has written and published a number of treatises, some of which are "An Outline of the Study of The Acts, The Epistles, and Revelations;" "Sanctification versus Christian Perfection;" "Conversion and Religious Experience," etc. In recognition of these works, Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, conferred upon Dr. Kriebel the honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity in 1907.

During the World War, Dr. Kriebel was appointed fuel administrator of Montgomery County, and also a member of the food commission. He served as chairman of various committees in the upper end of the 'county until the relinquishment of government control after the close of the war.

Dr. Kriebel's two monuments are the Perkiomen School and the Palm Church. His untiring efforts have made Perkiomen School one of the leaders among preparatory schools. He has helped many young people to get an education; he has been instrumental in securing a large number of young men to enter the Christian ministry of their various denominations; as a matter of fact with the exception of Rev. Edwin S. Anders it was through Dr. Kriebel's encouragement that all the other minis­ters of the Schwenkfelder denomination today were induced to study for the ministry.

It can truly be said that Dr. Kriebel has been the leader of the Schwenkfelder Church during the last thirty years; he has wielded an influence over the people and community that is far reaching. When one looks back and notes the activities that have been started and achieved during the past thirty years one can trace in their movements the hand of Dr. 0. S. Kriebel, so that it can be said with truth, that the opening of Perkiomen Seminary, by the Schwenkfelders, marked the Renaissance of the Schwenkfelder Church.

[19-96] IDA K. HIESTAND, b Dec. 24, 1869; d Feb. 25, 1896; buried at the Lehigh Church Cem.; dau Charles and Mary (Kriebel) Hiestand [19-32]; m CHARLES MERKEL. Mr. Merkel lives at Allentown, Pa.

Children (2):

1. Walter, b June 23, 1892. [No further data.]
2. Mary, b Aug. 12, 1894; d 12, 1909.

[19-97] WILLIAM S. KRIEBEL, b June 8, 1832; d Feb. 26, 1910; s Isaac S. and Christina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-33]; m Nov. 8, 1856, SARAH CASSEL, b Jan. 31, 1832; d Feb. 24, 1908; dau Joseph and Rebecca (Heebner) Cassel [21-14]. Farmer. Lived in Worcester Twp.; later in Lansdale, Pa.

Children (5):

1. Anna Rebecca, b 15, 1857; d Oct. 12, 1860.
2. Ellen, b Sept. 29, 1859; d May 2, 1862.
3. Isaac, b 26, 1862; d Apr. 11, 1875.
4. Lawrence, b 7, 1868; d Sept. 14, 1894.
5. Sylvanus, b Oct. 8, 1873 ; d 10, 1875.

[19-98] JESSE S. KRIEBLE, b Oct. 11, 1842; d Mar. 21, 1915; s Isaac and Christina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-33]; m Feb. 4, 1871, SUSANNA Z. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 18, 1846; dau William and Mary (tilling) Kriebel [19-19]. Farmer. Lived on the old homestead of Isaac Kriebel, near Center Point, Pa.

Children (5):

1. Daughter, b Apr. 12, 1875; stillborn.
2. Malinda, b 6, 1878; d Jan. 11, 1884.
3. Ida, b 18, 1880; d Feb. 12, 1882.
4. Harvey, b Mar. 17, 1883; d 15, 1883.
   [19-205] 5. Vernon K., b Mar. 4, 1885; m Laura K. Cassel.

Jesse S. Krieble was born in Worcester, Montg. Co., Pa., Oct. 11, 1842. He attended the public schools of his twp. where he was taught by George Weber who instructed him in addition to the usual branches in mensuration, geometry, trigonometry and surveying. Later he attended Freeland Semi­nary and North Wales Academy. After teaching school for several years in Worcester and Gwynedd twps. he took up farming as his occupation. He, however, was a public spirited citizen of many inter­ests and devoted much of his time to the upbuilding and advancement of his community. He was particularly interested in education and served for 27 years as a school director of Worcester Twp., acting as the President of the board for about 15 years. He also helped to organize Perkiomen Seminary at Pennsburg which was taken over by the Schwenkfelder church in 1892, acting as a trustee the rest of his life.

As a farmer he believed in united action as the only way that farmers could either sell or buy their commodities satisfactorily. He helped to organize the "Farmers' Creamery Association" of Worcester and the Worcester "Farmers' Union," and served as president of both associations for many years.

He also took an active interest in financial and political affairs. When the North Wales Bank was organized he became a charter member of the board and served as long as he lived. As a protest against the Quay regime in 1900, he consented to become a candidate of the independents for the State Assem­bly, but failed of election.

He was a life long and active member of the Schwenkfelder church, serving it as Secretary of the General Conference and as superintendent of the primary department of the Towamencin Sunday school for many years.

He died March 21st, 1915, aged 72 years, 5 months, and 10 days and was buried in the Towamencin Schw. Cem.

[19-99] DANIEL S. KRIEBEL, b Dec. 2, 1845; d Apr. 7, 1914; s Isaac S. and Christina (Schultz) Kriebel [19-33]; m Dec. 21, 1874, MARY A. ABBEY, b Dec. 21, 1853; d Jan. 20, 1922; dau Chauncey and Mary (Honiker) Abbey. Daniel S. Kriebel was a merchant and was engaged in the grocery business in Germantown for many years. He was killed by a railroad train at 22nd St. & Allegheny Ave., Phila., Apr. 7, 1914. Address of widow (1918), 102 W. Cliveden Ave., Germantown, Phila.

Children (3):

1. Clarence, b 28, 1876; 1800 Green St., Phila.
   [19-206] 2. Percy Elmer, b July 25, 1878; m Pearl R. Christian.
   [19-207] 3. Bessie, b Feb. 28, 1880; m William T. Brown.

[19-100] ISAAC KRIEBEL, b Feb. 9, 1841; d Jan. 28, 1920; s Samuel and Abigail (Kriebel) Kriebel [19-34]; m Nov. 14, 1865, SUSANNA FISHER, b May 8, 1842; d Nov. 13, 1911; dau Adam and Maria (Heydrick) Fisher [52a-3]. Farmer; lived on farm now occupied by his son Isaac Vincent, adjoining the Salford Schw. Church. For many years Mr. Kriebel was sexton of this Church and took great pride in caring for the Cemetery and in pointing out historical landmarks on this site, containing the graves of so many of the pioneer Schwenkfelders. He was the last surviving active member of this church, and since his death, regular services at this place have been discontinued.

Children (4):

[19-208] 1. Mary, b Jan. 21, 1868; m Allen G. Metzger.

[19-209] 2. Abigail, b Apr. 3, 1873; m William H. Alderfer.

[19-220b] 3. Susan F., b Jan. 9, 1882; m Irwin K. Moyer.

[19-210] 4. Isaac Vincent, b Nov. 12, 1884; m• Rosa Idella H. Freed.

[19-101] JEREMIAH K. KRIEBEL, b Feb. 19, 1865; s Abraham H. and Susanna (Kriebel) Kriebel [19-35]; m Nov. 26, 1889, JOANNA D. HECKLER, b July 4, 1869; dau Franklin and Mary (Dresher) Heckler [64-27]. Farmer. Ad. (1919), R. F. D. 1, Lansdale, Pa.

Children (2):

[19-211] 1. Mary H., b Aug. 5, 1893; m John B. Reed.

2. Harold H., b May 29, 1903.

[19-102] ABRAHAM KRIEBEL, b Nov. 29, 1867; s Abraham H. and Susanna (Kriebel) Kriebel [19-35]; m Jan. 12, 1895, ANNIE K. HEYDRICK, b Feb. 26, 1870; dau Samuel K. and Maria (Kriebel) Heydrick [52a-6]. Farmer. Res. (1919), R. F. D. 1, Lansdale, Pa. Mr. Kriebel owns the former Melchior Kriebel farm in Gwynedd Twp., Montg. Co., Pa.

Children (6):

1. Susanna H., b 27, 1896.
2. Elizabeth H., b Aug. 9, 1898.
3. Herbert H., b 9, 1900.
4. Miriam H., b 17, 1903.
5. Esther H., b 16, 1906.
6. Martha H., b May 24, 1908; d 11, 1908.

[19-103] SUSAN KRIEBEL, b Dec. 27, 1871; dau Abraham H. and Susanna (Kriebel) Kriebel [19-35]; m Nov. 1, 1894, MILTON 0. LANDIS, b Mar. 22, 1873; s Isaac and Elizabeth Landis. Farmer. Ad. (1919), R. F. D. 2, Norristown, Pa. Mr. Landis lives on the former Solomon Schultz farm, near Center Point, Pa.

One child: Elizabeth K., b Apr. 19, 1898; R. F. D. 2, Norristown, Pa.

[19-103.1] ALLEN K. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 14, 1894; s Daniel H. and Sallie S. (Kriebel) Kriebel [19-36]; m Mar. 26, 1921, KATIE S. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 5, 1895; dau Charles, Jr., and Annie M. (Schultz) Kriebel [25-196a]. Farm laborer. Ad. (1921), R. F. D. 2, Lansdale, Pa.

One child: Floyd, b Jan. 25, 1922.

[19-104] AMANDA S. KRIEBEL, b Feb. 26, 1844; d July 6, 1917; dau Joseph B. and Margaret (Schwenk) Kriebel [19-37]; m Oct. 17, 1863, DAVID M. CASSEL, b Oct. 24, 1839; s Joseph and Cath­erine Cassel. Retired farmer. Ad. (1919), R. F. D. 1, Souderton, Pa.

Children (7):

[19-212] 1. Ida K., b Sept. 3, 1864; m Joseph A. Moyer.
[19-213] 2. Milton K., b Mar. 2, 1867; m Elizabeth Ruth.

[19-14] 3. Joseph K., b Aug. 24, 1870; m Virginia S. Aiman.
[19-215] 4. Margaret K., b Sept. 9, 1874; m Alpheus K. Allebach.
[19-216] 5. Elizabeth K., b May 26, 1880; m Adam Reber.

6. Clayton K., b 7, 1886; d May 6, 1886.
7. Emma K., b Jan. 12, 1889; R. F. D., Souderton, Pa.

[19-105] SAMUEL S. KRIEBEL, b Jan. 6, 1851; s Joseph B. and Margaret (Schwenk) Kriebel [19-37]; m Dec. 19, 1874, EMMA JANE ZIEGLER, b Apr. 28, 1854; d June, 1920; dau Abraham K. and Amanda (Riegner) Ziegler [49-275]. Farmer. Ad. (1919), R. F. D. 1, Hatfield, Pa.

Children (3):

[19-217] 1. Ella May, b Oct. 23, 1876; m William M. Freed.
[19-218] 2. J. Horace, b May 22, 1878; m Anna Roberta Wood.
[19-219] 3. Abram Durant, b Aug. 26, 1881; m Lillie A. Clemens.

[19-106] ELIZABETH S. KRIEBEL, b Nov. 6, 1853; dau Joseph B. and Margaret (Schwenk) Kriebel [19-37]; 712 Mar. 2, 1873, JONAS B. MOYER, b Mar. 1, 1847; s Samuel and Susan Moyer. Farmer. Ad. (1919). R. F. D. 1, Souderton, Pa.

Children (5):

1. Elmer, b Apr. 18, 1874; d Aug. 20, 1875.

[19-220a]} 2•                                                                        ' Irwin, b May 12, 1876- _m                                                                                                  1. Sallie M. Alderfer.

[19-220b]               t 2. Susan F. Kriebel.
[19-221] 3. Ida, b Nov. 21, 1880; m Reinhart A. Clemens.
[19-222] 4. Ulysses, b Aug. 18, 1886; m Ella M. Landis.
5. Ella Verda, b Nov. 4, 1891.

[19-107] JEREMIAH KRIEBEL, b Sept. 20, 1849; s Jeremiah and Susanna (Mininger) Kriebel [19-38]; in Aug. 10, 1872, ISABELLA SHELLY, b Feb. 21, 1855; d June 12, 1907; dau Charles and Barbara (Shaddinger) Shelly. Farmer. Ad. (1920), Doylestown, Pa.

Children (5):

[19-223] 1. Charles, b Jan. 17, 1874; m Clara Myers.
[19-224] 2. Jacob, b Apr. 7, 1876; m Susie L. Nice.
[19-225] 3. William, b Apr. 19, 1878; m Mabel E. Melchor.
[19-226] 4. Susie, b Jan. 27, 1882; m Irvin W. Strawn.
[19-227] 5. Henry, b June 12, 1884; m Mamie M. Myers.

[19-109a] ALVIN GILES KRIEBLE, b Aug. 27, 1854; s Moses Haldeman and Achsah Ann (Giles) Krieble [19-41]; m 1st time, in 1879, CHARLOTTE ROBERTS, b Sept. 2, 1854; d June 3, 1897; dau Hiram Roberts. Farmer. Ad. (1918), Lyons, Ionia Co., Mich:

Children (3):

1. Emma, b Dec. 7, 1879; d Dec. 7, 1879.

[19-228] 2. Alta G., b Aug. 15, 1886; m Lee McNear; 208¹2 E. Washington St., Lansing, Mich.

[19-229] 3. Robert E., b July 26, 1888; m; 113¹2 E. Allegan St., Lansing, Mich.

Robert E. Krieble was a soldier in the regular army for 3 years.

[19-109b] ALVIN GILES KRIEBLE, same as above, m 2d time, June 16, 1903, CHARLOTTE BROWN, b Dec. 16, 1874; dau Joseph Carter Brown. No issue. [Letters returned; unable to complete.]

[19-110] HOMER KRIEBLE, b Dec. 22, 1861; s Moses Haldeman and Achsah Ann (Giles) Krieble [19-41]; m Sept. 6, 1885, MARY E. GORHAM, b Aug. 22, 1862; dau Miles Gorham. Farmer. Ad. (1919), Liberal, Kansas. No issue.

An adopted daughter, Bertha G., was born Oct. 24, 1889; married June 7, 1910, Ralph C. Hays, born Mar. 20, 1888. Liberal, Kansas.

[19-111] CARROLL HALL KRIEBLE, b Sept. 6, 1860; s Samuel H. and Mrs. Mary C. (Eckard) Krieble [19-42]; m Jan. 16, 1902, CORA ETTA CLINK, b June 27, 1871; dau John Clink. Telegraph Operator. Ad. (1918), Ashley, Ind.

[19-112] NOAH ISAAC KRIEBLE, b June 8, 1862; s Samuel H. and Mrs. Mary C. (Eckard) Krieble [19-42]; m Dec. 18, 1889, ETTA V. LAKE, b Sept. 22, 1870; dau Norman E. Lake. Telegraph Operator. Ad. (1918), Stewardson, Ill.

Children (3):

1. Guy E., b 18, 1891; single; Stewardson,
2. Marie, b Aug. 9, 1895; single; Stewardson,
3. Lucile, b June 20, 1899; single; Stewardson, Ill.

[19-114] MERTIE M. KRIEBLE, b Sept. 28, 1869; dau Samuel H. and Mrs. Mary C. (Eckard) Krieble [19-42]; m July 14, 1890, A. H. DODGE. Ad. (1917), E. St. Louis, Ill.

Children (6):

1. Maud K., b June 21, 1891; d June 23, 1891.
2. Alma May, b May 11, 1892; d 17, 1895.
3. Ada H., b Dec. 28, 1893; d 14, 1914.
4. Elma M., b 30, 1895.
5. Glen M., b 29, 1898.
6. Fay K., b 1, 1900.

[19-115] NANCY KRIEBLE, b Nov. 1, 1861; dau Joseph H. and Margaret (Licey) Krieble [19-43]; m Dec. 29, 1886, NATHANIEL K. FRETZ, b May 18, 1856; s Eli H. Fretz. Florist. Ad. (1917), Pratt, Kansas.

Children (4):

1. Earl, b Dec. 15, 1887; d 11, 1890.
2. Daisy, b Aug. 31, 1889; Pratt, Kansas.
3. Glen E., b 26, 1890; Pratt, Kansas.
4. Ada, b June 11, 1894; Pratt, Kansas.

[19-116] RUFUS KRIEBLE, b June 3, 1863; d July 27, 1892; s Joseph H. and Margaret (Licey) Krieble [19-43]; m BELLE BOLLES, b Apr. 17, 1864; dau James Bolles. Ad. (1918), Sherwood, Mich.

Children (3):

[19-230] 1. Hazel, b Oct. 29, 1887; m C. J. Richards.

[19-231] 2. Mabelle, b June 13, 1889; m B. S. Hayne.

3. Bennie Frays, b Jan. 27, 1893; in 1918, a Corporal with A. E. Forces in France.

[19-117] MILLARD D. KRIEBLE, b June 16, 1865; s Joseph H. and Margaret (Licey) Krieble [19-43]; m Feb. 18, 1892, NETTIE MOON, b May 18, 1868; dau Charles Moon. Farmer. Ad. (1918), R. F. D. 2, Kingfisher, Okla.

Children (4):

[19-232] 1. Ruth, b Mar. 19, 1894; m Wilford Snethen.

2. Blanch, b 2, 1897; Kingfisher, Okla.
3. Grace, b 17, 1900; Kingfisher, Okla.
4. Dorothy, b 30, 1909; Kingfisher, Okla.

[19-118a] MYRTA KRIEBLE, b Dec. 14, 1866; dau Joseph H. and Margaret (Licey) Krieble [19-43]; m 1st time, July 3, 1886, FREMONT HOWARD, b Sept. 29, 1863; d Nov. 17, 1891.

One child:

[19-233] Winona Beatrice, b July 9, 1889; m Chas. H. Alden.

[19-118b] MYRTA (KRIEBLE) HOWARD, same as above, m 2d time, Mar. 25, 1903, DAVID L. BUELL, b Jan. 27, 1839. No children. Ad. (1918), Union City, Mich.

[19-119] CLYDE L. KRIEBLE, b Oct. 13, 1869; s Joseph H. and Margaret (Licey) Krieble [19-43]; m Mar. 10, 1902, JENNIE KINNEY, b Feb. 17, 1867; dau James Kinney. Farmer. Ad. (1917), Burlington, Mich. No children.

[19-120] FRANK EDWIN KRIEBLE, b July 5, 1871; s Joseph H. and Margaret (Licey) Krieble [19-43]; m Nov. 6, 1897, JENNIE V. GUILFORD, b June 22, 1873; dau James Ford Guilford. Farmer. Ad. (1917), Union City, Mich.

Children (4):

1. Paul Ford, b June 25, 1900.
2. Chattie Elizabeth, b Feb. 21, 1903.
3. Eleanor Juliet, b Apr. 27, 1906.
4. Brady Franklin, b Apr. 2, 1909.

[19-121] ALVAN CURTIS KRIEBLE, b May 28, 1874; s Joseph H. and Margaret (Licey) Krieble [19-43]; m May 3, 1897, LIZZIE JENNIE NORTON, b Feb. 27, 1877; dau John Ward Norton. Teamster. Ad. (1917), Kingfisher, Okla.

Children (6):

1. Kieth Neil, b 6, 1903; Kingfisher, Okla.
2. Verna Gretchen, b 28, 1906; Kingfisher, Okla.
3. Frieda Katherine, b 18, 1909; Kingfisher, Okla.
4. Alvan Cecil, b June 26, 1912; Kingfisher, Okla.
5. Blanche Winona, b Aug. 23, 1913; Kingfisher, Okla.
6. Merle Marguerite, b Jan. 18, 1915; Kingfisher, Okla.

[19-122] JENNIE KRIEBLE, b Feb. 26, 1876; dau Joseph H. and Margaret (Licey) Krieble [19-43]; m Sept. 8, 1898, CHARLES DeWITT PARLIN, b Mar. 10, 1873; s C. A. Parlin. Ad. (1917), Union City, Mich.

Children (7):

1. Harold C., b July 4, 1901.
2. Kenneth K., b 17, 1904.
3. Bondalyn M., b July 1, 1906.
4. Gertrude C., b 15, 1908.
5. Liston D., b May 21, 1911.
6. Neuell J., b Sept. 15, 1913.
7. Loren W., b Aug. 22, 1915.

[19-127] ANNA BELL KRIEBLE, b Dec. 25, 1872; dau William and Elizabeth (Furry) Krieble [19-45a]; m Dec. 25, 1893, JAMES F. ANDREW, b Jan. 31, 1861; s Peter and Agnes (Findley) Andrew. Engaged in mining. Ad. (1918), 333 Vermont St., Brazil, Ind.

Children (4):

1. William K., b Apr. 27, 1895; 333 Vermont St., Brazil, Ind.
2. May E., b June 19, 1897; 333 Vermont St., Brazil, Ind.
3. Harry B., b 1, 1901; 333 Vermont St., Brazil, Ind.
4. Lucile B., b 2, 1906; 333 Vermont St., Brazil, Ind.

[19-128] CLARA ETTA KRIEBLE, b Mar. 21, 1874; dau William and Elizabeth (Furry) Krieble [19-45a]; m Apr. 16, 1893, JOHN WEATHERWAX, b Mar. 18, 1871; s John and Magdalena (Smith) Weatherwax. Farmer. Ad. (1918), Clay City, Ind.

Children (7):

[19-234] 1. John Tarquin, b Mar. 18, 1894; m Pearl Liechty.
[19-235] 2. Rose M., b June 23, 1896; in Walter C. Cotter.

3. William H., b 3, 1899.
4. Leonard L., b June 31, 1902.
5. Juanita M., b 28, 1905.
6. Thelma B., b 8, 1910.
7. Charles B., b Mar. 5, 1913.

[19-129] ELIZA MAY KRIEBLE, b Mar. 7, 1876; dau William and Elizabeth (Furry) Krieble [19-45a]; m Apr. 23, 1896, BURCH H. LENNING, b Jan. 18, 1875; s Doss A. and Philmia (Kidd) Lenning. Miner. Ad. (1918), Coal City, Ind.

Children (9):

1. Dossie, b 10, 1897; Navy, Norfolk, Va.
2. Blanche, b 20, 1898; Coal City, Ind.
3. Ethel, b Apr. 13, 1900; Coal City, Ind.
4. Theodore, b Jan. 9, 1906; Coal City, Ind.
5. Mildred, b 19, 1908; Coal City, Ind.
6. Thelma, b Oct. 7, 1911; Coal City, Ind.
7. Clarence twins, b Mar. 5, 1914; Coal City, Ind.
8. Laurence
9. Burch Lowell, b Mar. 24, 1918; d Apr. 19, 1918.

[19-130] GEORGE KRIEBLE, b July 8, 1883; s William H. and Malissa (Haviland) Krieble [19-45b]; m Mar. 5, 1911, ELSIE PAULINE DAVIS, b Sept. 9, 1886; dau Albert and Mary Jane (Bowen) Davis. Agent Am. Rwy. Express Co. Ad. (1920), Maquoketa, Iowa.

Children (5):

1. Dorothy Helen, b Dec. 20. 1912.
2. Robert William, b 23, 1914.
3. Francine, b June 20, 1916.
4. Jeanette I _{twins, b July 6, 1919.}
5. Janice

[19-131] WALTER ELSWORTH KRIEBLE, b May 29, 1885; s William and Malissa (Haviland) Krieble [19-45b]; m May 22, 1908, BERTHA LENORA REYNOLDS, b Dec. 18, 1887; dau W. H. and Laura (White) Reynolds. Farmer. Ad. (1918), Coal City, Ind.

Children (2):

1. Mildred Lovern, b Jan. 1, 1910; Coal City, Ind.
2. William Wymond, b 12, 1917; Coal City, Ind.

[19-132] CARL KRIEBLE, b Jan. 11, 1887; s William and Malissa (Haviland) Krieble [19-45b]; in Aug. 1, 1909, GOLDIE GRAY, b Oct. 19, 1884; dau Ralph and Lobitha (Garvin) Gray. Blacksmith. Ad. (1919), Coal City, Ind.

Children (2):

1. Merle, b 11, 1910.
2. Alice, b Apr. 10, 1912.

[19-134] DORA KRIEBLE, b Jan. 26. 1894; dau William and Malissa (Haviland) Krieble [19-45b]; an Sept. 8, 1914, HARRY A. LIECHTY, b Apr. 6, 1892; s Jesse and Catharine (Steiner) Liechty. Rural Letter Carrier. Ad. (1919), Cory, Ind.

One child: Virginia Wave, b May 13, 1916.

[19-135] RILLA RUTH KRIEBLE, b May 15, 1896; dau William and Malissa (Haviland) Kriebel [19-45b]; m Jan. 22, 1916, GUY H. DOAK, b June 10, 1893; s John E. and Louella (Hildebrand) Doak. Farmer. Ad. (1918), Coal City, Ind.

One child: Elsie Louise, b June 22, 1916.

[19-136] NATHANIEL A. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 30, 1862; d Apr. 18, 1891; s Abraham and Rachel (Anders) Kriebel [19-46]; m Jan. 12, 1884, EMMA SUSANNA SEIBERT, b June 26, 1862; dau Edwin Seibert.

Children (4):

[19-236] 1. Raymond, b Mar. 25, 1885; m Mary Allebach, Norristown, Pa. [19-237] 2. Emmerson, b July 9, 1887; m Anna Fuss, Norristown, Pa. [19-238] 3. Jennie, b Dec. 7, 1888; m Oscar D. Holland.

4. Mabel, b Aug. 10, 1891; d May 17, 1908,

Emma Susanna (Seibert) Kriebel married 2d time, Nathan S. Cassel [48-66].

[19-137] KATIE LIZZIE OBERHOLTZER, b Aug. 26, 1869; dau Abraham G. and Rachel (Kriebel) Oberholtzer [19-47]; m Mar. 23, 1891, ELIAS U. CASSEL, b Feb. 10, 1870; d Aug. 1, 1914; s Peter B. and Mary Ann Cassel. Elias Cassel was a farmer and lived on the Oberholtzer farm near Center Point, Pa.

Children (6):

[19-238.1] 1. Abram, b July 27, 1898; m Lillian Mae Doak.
2. Wilbur, b Mar. 9, 1900.

3. James, b Oct. 8, 1901.
4. Harvey, b 21, 1902.
5. Mary, b 29, 1904.
6. Henry, b July 16, 1907.

[19-138] SALLIE AMANDA KRIEBEL, b Apr. 4, 1874; dau Samuel Z. and Sarah (Stong) Kriebel [19-48a]; m Apr. 27, 1895, ELMER ABRAM KEPLER. Ad. (1918), 2750 No. 28th St., Phila.

Children (2):

2. Stuart Washington, b Feb. 22, 1896; single, Phila.
   2. Alma May, b Dec. 31, 1901; single; Phila.

[19-139] ERMA LIZZIE KRIEBEL, b July 15, 1880; dau Samuel Z. and Sarah (Stong) Kriebel [19-48a]; m Apr. 11, 1903, JOHN AUGUSTUS TRUMP, b June 5, 1882; s Samuel and Mary Ann (Hess) Trump. Laborer. Ad. (1918), R. F. D. 5, Allentown, Pa.

Children (2):

1. Paul Samuel, b 13, 1903; R. F. D. 5, Allentown, Pa.
2. Arthur Zilling, b 19, 1904; R. F. D. 5, Allentown, Pa.

[19-140a] IDA JANE KRIEBEL, b Jan. 6, 1884; dau Samuel Z. and Sarah (Stong) Kriebel [19-48a];

m 1st time, Aug. 19, 1900, JACOB DONEY, b  , 1838; d Feb. 22, 1908.

Children (2):

1. Willard J. K., b July 18, 1900.
2. Lizzie J., b Feb. 2, 1906.

[19-140b] IDA JANE (KRIEBEL) DONEY, same as above, m 2d time, Mar. 9, 1911, AMBROSE

1. BARTO, b May 3, 1883; s Jonathan and Lucelia (Long) Barto. Machinist. Ad. (1918),

Macungie, Pa.

Children (2):

1. Lucelia J., b June 7, 1913.
2. Mabel F., b 26, 1915.

[19-141] MABEL KRIEBEL, b Aug. 20, 1886; s Samuel Z. and Kate E. (Doney) Kriebel [19-48b];

m Jan 16, 1911, ABRAHAM ROBERTS, b July 3, 1879; s Thomas and Helena (Kemmerer) Roberts. Railroader. Ad. (1918), 421 No. 16th St., Allentown, Pa. No issue.

[19-142] SAMUEL ZILLING KRIEBEL, JR., b Sept. 26, 1889; s Samuel Z. and Kate E. (Doney) Kriebel [19-48b]; m Apr. 15, 1912, GUSSIE MAY KERNECHEL, b Oct. 30, 1891; dau Ellis and Mary Jane (Boarder) Kernechel. Bricklayer. Ad. (1918), 820 Lawrence St., Allentown, Pa.

Children (4):

1. Elwood S., b July 8, 1912.
2. Rodney S., b 8, 1914.
3. Clifford E., b Aug. 2, 1915.
4. Leo T., b July 14, 1918.

[19-144] WILLIAM C. KRIEBEL, h Sept. [19-49]; m MARY GIBBON; b ________________________________ ; d________________________________ Children (4): 1. Mary Elsie; 2. William Michael; 3.

28, 1874; s Michael Z. and Mary (Cassel) Kriebel . Baker. Ad. (1920), Norristown, Pa. Leila Agnes; 4. Eleanor. [Further data not obtainable.]

 

[19-145] ALVIN ROMANUS C. KRIEBEL, b June 17, 1878; s Michael Z. and Mary (Cassel) Kriebel [19-49]; m June 10, 1903, SALLIE CUSTER, dau Harry Custer. Machine Operator. Ad. (1917), 550 Kohn St., Norristown, Pa.

Children (8):

1. Dorothy May, b June 23, 1904; Norristown, Pa.
2. Harry Custer, b 10, 1906; Norristown, Pa.
3. Alvin Russell, b 22, 1910; Norristown, Pa.

 

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[19-146] MINNIE MINERVA KRIEBEL, b Mar. 31, 1876; dau Francis Z. and Mary (Swartley) Kriebel [19-50]; m Nov. 14, 1899, HENRY B. HUNSICKER, b June 1, 1873; s Garret T. Hunsicker. Supt. Ridge Ave. Farmers' Market. Ad. (1917), 7215 Bryan St., Mt. Airy, Phila.

One child: Mary Gwendolyn, b Aug. 26, 1900.

[19-147] WILLIAM SEBASTUS KRIEBEL, b Dec. 4, 1878; s Francis Z. and Mary (Swartley) Kriebel [19-50]; m Aug. 3, 1905, MARY R. MYERS, b Nov. 22, 1878; dau Andrew J. Myers. Clerk. Ad. (1917), 941 Hudson St., Gloucester, N. J. No children.

[19-148] MABEL BLANCHE KRIEBEL, b Apr. 19, 1881; dau Francis Z. and Mary (Swartley) Kriebel [19-50]; m Sept. 19, 1901, WILLIAM JAMES HARMAN, b Sept. 2, 1879; s Gottlieb Harman. Physician. Ad. (1917), 1162 E. State St., Trenton, N. J.

Children (2):

1. James Reginald, b Jan. 1, 1905.
2. William Francis, b July 30, 1909.

[19-149] FRANCIS HOMER K. JOHNSON, b June 23, 1886; s Allen F. D. and Mary (Kriebel) Rosenberger Johnson [19-52b]; m May 29, 1909, LIZZIE H. MILLER, b Apr. 16, 1889; dau William W. Miller. Laborer. Ad. (1917), New Berlinville, Pa.

Children (4):

1. Esther Ruth, b 12, 1910; d May 10, 1911.
2. Helen Geneva, b Dec. 23, 1911; New Berlinville, Pa.
3. Leila Alverta, b 11, 1914; New Berlinville, Pa.
4. Martha Amanda, b 20, 1916; New Berlinville, Pa.

[19-150] MELVIN S. KRIEBEL, b Mar. 19, 1887; s Chester Z. and Mary (Schultz) Kriebel [19-53] ; m Jan. 21, 1911, ESTELLA KLINE, b May 6, 1894; dau Milton B. Kline. Farmer. Ad. (1917), R. F. D. 1, Bridgeport, Pa.

Children (3):

1. Myrtle Mae, b Dec. 14, 1911.
2. Melvin Durell, b June 28, 1914.
3. Robert Donald, b Jan. 30, 1917.

[19-151] MABEL KRIEBEL, b Mar. 3, 1889; dau Chester Z. and Mary (Schultz) Kriebel [19-53]; 771 Oct. 28, 1914, JOHN RUTH. Ad. (1917), Penllyn, Pa.

One daughter: Dorothy Irene. [ No further data obtainable.]

[19-152] MINNIE MINERVA KRIEBEL, b Sept. 26, 1880; dau Edwin Z. and Kate (Bean) Kriebel [19-54]; m HARRY HENNING, s John Henning. Farmer. Ad. (1920), R. F. D., Lansdale, Pa.

Children (4):

[19-239] I. Bertha, b Oct. 18, 1901; m Henry Benner.

2. Walter, b Feb. 20, 1904; d Nov. 6, 1917; d as result of a kick of a horse.
3. Minerva, b July 20, 1906.
4. Ethel, b Dec. 15, 1911.

[19-153] ALTON HUBRANDT KRIEBEL, b Sept. 30, 1882; s Edwin Z. and Kate (Bean) Kriebel [19-54]; m May 28, 1903, GERTRUDE STOUDT; divorced. Alton Kriebel m 2d time, and lives in Phila. (1921). Gertrude (Stoudt) Kriebel lives in Skippack, Pa. (1920), with her children (1) Earl and (2) Beatrice. [Further data unobtainable.]

[19-155] HARRISON BEAN KRIEBEL, b Feb. 25, 1892; d ___________________________ , 1921; s Edwin Z. and

Katherine (Bean) Kriebel [19-54]; m Dec. 24, 1917, MABEL V. SCHOLL, b Jan. 28, 1896; dau Ben­jamin A. and Mary E. (Nicom) Scholl [184-718]. Watchmaker. Ad. (1919), Lansdale, Pa. No children.

[19-156] KATHRYN KRIEBEL, dau Edwin Z. and Kate (Bean) Kriebel [19-54]; m CRESSON CASSEL, s Isaac R. Cassel. Res. (1920), Norristown, Pa. [Further data unobtainable.]

[19-157] ALICE KRIEBEL KRATZ, b Jan. 25, 1873; dau Noah C. and Mary (Kriebel) Kratz [19-55a]; m Feb. 29, 1896, BENJAMIN R. REIFF, b Apr. 12, 1870; s Benjamin 0. and Lydia M. (Rittenhouse) Reiff. Farmer. Ad. (1919), Creamery, Pa.

Children (2):

1. Norman K., b 19, 1896; 2005 Green St., Phila.
2. Leroy K., b 13, 1901; Creamery, Pa.

[19-158J LIZZIE G. KRIEBEL, b Nov. 2, 1875; dau John and Sarah (Grater) Kriebel [19-56]; m Mar. 11, 1903, ISAAC M. NACE, b Nov. 4, 1872; s William and Faronica (Musselman) Nace. Farmer. Ad. (1919), R. F. D., Schwenksville, Pa.

One child: Lloyd K., b July 23, 1904.

[19-159] HARRY G. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 22, 1878; s John and Sarah T. (Grater) Kriebel [19-56]; m Mar. 22, 1902, SUSIE S. KOONS, b Feb. 15, 1876; dau Evans P. and Anna A. (Stauffer) Koons. Far­mer. Ad. (1919), Gratersford, Pa.

Children (5):

1. Marion K. twins, b July 2, 1903; d 24, 1903.
2. Mabel K. , 25, 1903.
3. Nelson K., b 19, 1904; Gratersford, Pa.
4. Wilmer K., b 3, 1908; Gratersford, Pa.
5. Gertrude K., b May 27, 1916; d 30, 1917.

[19-160] ELIAS G. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 8, 1880;s John and Sarah (Grater) Kriebel [19-56];m Mar. 31, 1906, MARGARET S. RITTENHOUSE, b June 11, 1883; dau John M. and Annie (Shutt) Ritten­house. Farmer. Ad. (1919), R. F. D. 1, Schwenksville, Pa.

Children (4):

1. Agnes R., b 5, 1908; Schwenksville. Pa.
2. Annie R., b July 3, 1911; Schwenksville, Pa.
3. Margaret R., b May 17, 1915; Schwenksville, Pa.
4. Sara R., b 4, 1918; Schwenksville, Pa.

[19-161] JONAS GRATER KRIEBEL, b Aug. 1, 1883; s John and Sarah T.. (Grater) Kriebel [19-56]; m Jan. 11, 1908, MARY ANN FREDERICK HENNING, b Dec. 23, 1886; dau John S. and Katie (Frederick) Henning. Farmer. Ad. (1919), R. F. D. 1, Lansdale, Pa.

One child: Lester H., b Jan. 19, 1909.

[19-162] ELLA G. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 19, 1887; dau John and Sarah (Grater) Kriebel [19-56]; m Aug. 26, 1911, CHARLES K. JOHNSON, b Mar. 27, 1886; s Charles T. and Annie (Kinsey) Johnson. Farmer. Ad. (1919), R. F. D. 1, Schwenksville, Pa.

One child: Wilson K., b Feb. 4, 1912.

[19-163] OSWIN K. FREDERICK, b July 28, 1884; s Benjamin and Hannah (Kriebel) Frederick [19-57a]; m May 30, 1908, MABEL BAUMAN, b Aug. 15, 1888; dau Edward and Ida (Markley) Bau­man. Ad. (1919), Gratersford, Pa.

Children (2):

1. Ida Elizabeth, b 20, 1908.
2. Emma Dorothy, b 21, 1909; d Aug. 8, 1910.

[19-164] WARREN KRIEBEL SCHLOTTERER, b Sept. 29, 1881; s George B. and Amanda (Kriebel) Schlotterer [19-58]; m Mar. 29, 1905, EMMA M. KULP, b Sept. 20, 1877; dau Henry F. and Sarah D. (Markley) Kulp. Jeweler. Ad. (1919), Ironbridge, Pa.

One child: George Henry, b Apr. 28, 1912; Ironbridge, Pa.

[19-165] GEORGE KRIEBEL SCHLOTTERER, b Oct. 22, 1885; s George B. and Amanda (Krie­bel) Schlotterer [19-58]; m June 17, 1909, ROSA LENA BRIGHTON, b Aug. 26, 1887; dau Abraham and Jane (Laughton) Brighton. District Sup't Harbison-Walker Refractories Company's plants at Chester, Pa. and Downingtown, Pa. Ad. (1919), 613 W. Seventh St., Chester, Pa.

Children (2):

1. Jane Laughton, b Dec. 10, 1910.
2. George Brighton, b July 22, 1914.

[19-167] BESSIE KRIEBEL, b Mar. 1, 1876; dau Isaac and Esther (Stearley) Kriebel [19-60]; m June 8, 1898, GEORGE W. BRADENBURGH, b Nov. 30, 1871; s Charles Andrew and Sophia Bar­bara (Muller) Bradenburgh. Film and Motion Picture Business. Ad. (1919), 814 Corinthian Ave., Phila.

One child: Charles Russell, b Feb. 5, 1899; 814 Corinthian Ave., Phila.

[19-168] GEORGE HENRY KRIEBEL, b June 29, 1869; d June 19, 1918; s Samuel S. and Harriet

(Wood) Kriebel [19-61]; m July 8, 1889, ELIZABETH ELLAM, b July 11, 1869; dau George Ellam.

Carpenter. 160 W. 7th Ave., Conshohocken, Pa.

George Kriebel died from the effects of a blow struck by a fellow workman at the Magnesia Plant,

Conshohocken, Pa.

Children (5):

[19-240] 1. Marion May, b Mar. 11, 1890; m Roy W. Cain.

[19-241] 2. Samuel Rahn, b May 25, 1892; m Agnes Boyle.

[19-242] 3. Mary Schneider, b Jan. 28, 1896; m Samuel P. Cassey.

4. Harold, b 11, 1901; 160 W. 7th Ave., Conshohocken, Pa.
5. Harriet Gladys, b Oct. 15, 1906; 7th Ave., Conshohocken, Pa.

[19-169] HOWARD KRIEBEL, b Sept. 20, 1874; d May 12, 1912; s Samuel S. and Harriet (Wood)

Kriebel [19-61]; m Mar. 14, 1897, BESSIE M. WEBER, b June 3, 1878; dau James M. and Rebecca

1. (Taylor) Weber. Machinist. Ad. (1919), 214 Beech St., Norristown, Pa.

Children (2):

[19-242.1] 1. James Weber, b June 16, 1898; m Hazel E. Bachelder (m June 21, 1922).

2. Howard, b Aug. 27, 1907.

[19-170] DAVID KRIEBEL, b Mar. 8, 1878; s Samuel S. and Harriet (Wood) Kriebel [19-61]; m May 27, 1897, SAMANNA PIERCE, b Apr. 11, 1882; dau Ezekiel and Rebecca (Taylor) Pierce. Automobile tire manufacturer; res. 404 E. Ninth Ave., Conshohocken, Pa. (1922.)

Children (3):

1. Rebecca, b 17, 1899; d July 14, 1899.
2. Franklin Murray, b 30, 1901.
3. Olglena, b July 10, 1908.

[19-172] ISAAC R. KRIEBEL, b Mar. 23, 1886; s Samuel S. and Harriet (Wood) Kriebel [19-61]; m Mar. 7, 1906, ELMIRA MURRAY, b May 30, 1882; d Nov. 12, 1917. Ad. (1919), 305 E. Sixth St., Conshohocken, Pa.

Children (3):

1. Mildred, b 12, 1908.
2. Herbert, b Apr. 12, 1913.
3. Paul, b Mar. 21, 1916.

[19-173] MARY ELLA KRIEBEL, b Jan. 26, 1886; dau George R. and Caroline (Trapp) Kriebel [19-63]; m July 4. 1907, JOHN G. KRAEMER, b Nov. 12, 1881; s John G. and Amelia (Siberlic) Kraemer. Bottler. Ad. (1920), 3107 No. 25th St., Phila.

Children (2):

1. Dorothy A., b June 23, 1908.
2. John G., b Mar. 6, 1911.

[19-174] MARK STALEY KRIEBEL, b Mar. 7, 1886; s Reinard and Jane A. (Hardstaff) Kriebel [19-65]; m Nov. 6, 1914, BLANCHE TRAVIS MOUNT, b Sept. 29, 1888; dau Brazilla and Hannah (Allen) Mount. Patrolman, Bureau of Police, Phila. Ad. (1919), 427 E. Wyoming Ave., Phila.

Children (2):

1. Mark Mount, b May 14, 1918.
2. Hannah Jennie, b Oct. 31, 1919.

Mark Staley Kriebel enlisted in Third Pa. Infantry Band, June 24, 1910. In 1917 N. G. P. was transferred to the Regular Army. Served on Mexican Border during summer of 1916. Served with 3rd Regiment N. G. P., 310th Cavalry and 58th F. A., during past war. Was discharged from the service Feb. 7, 1919, at Camp Dix, N. J. Ranked as Band Sergeant.

[19-175] MARY KRIEBEL, b July 2, 1889; dau Reinard and Jane A. (Hardstaff) Kriebel [19-65]; m Apr. 17, 1912, JOHN PEACOCK HERRON, b Dec. 13, 1882; s Charles and Jane (Peacock) Herron. Iron and Steel Worker. Ad. (1919), 312 E. 9th Ave., Conshohocken, Pa.

Children (2):

1. Amanda Jane, b Dec. 13, 1913.
2. Mary E., b May 27, 1916.

[19-176] JENNIE KRIEBEL, b July 25, 1891; dau Reinard and Jane A. (Hardstaff) Kriebel [19-65]; m Oct. 11, 1916, ELLSWORTH MARLIN, JR., b July 21, 1894; s Ellsworth A. T. and Irene DuPont (Burke) Mahlin. Machinist. Ad. (1919), 2231 Pratt St., Bridesburg, Phila.

One child: Ellsworth Dietz, b Nov. 4, 1918; d Nov. 5, 1918.

[19-177] FRANKLIN FRITZ KRIEBEL, b Dec. 3, 1893; s Reinard and Jane A. (Hardstaff) Kriebel [19-65]; m June 26, 1918, OLIVE REDINGTON, b Mar. 11, 1897; dau Benjamin and Elizabeth Redington. Tire Maker. Ad. (1919), 313 Ford St., Conshohocken, Pa. No children.

[19-178] LILLIAN KRIEBEL, b Feb. 27, 1896; dau Reinard and Jane A. (Hardstaff) Kriebel [19-65]; m Apr. 28, 1916, ELLWOOD BEYERS HELLER, b Mar. 23, 1895; s Ellwood and Jennie (Beyers) Heller. Truck Driver. Ad. (1920), Conshohocken, Pa.

One Child: Ellwood F., b July 31, 1916; Conshohocken, Pa.

[19-179] GROVE MOYER, b Apr. 24, 1877; s David K. and Mary A. (Grove) Moyer [19-67a]; m Jan. 16, 1907, RUBIE G. STRICKLER, b Oct. 3, 1886; dau Reuben G. and Mary E. (Bierman) Strickler. Telegraph Manager, Union Pacific R. R. Co., Laramie, Wyoming. Ad. (1919), 704 S. 9th St., Laramie, Wyoming. No children.

[19-182a] SEPTIMUS C. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 23, 1874; s Henry S. and Lizzie Ann (Cassel) Kriebel [19-72a]; m 1st time, June 26, 1913, MRS. FLORENCE HANDMAN HATLEY, b Dec. 26, 1864; d May 6, 1919; dau Charles A. and Sophia (Ladenberger) Handman. No children.

[19-182b] SEPTIMUS C. KRIEBEL, same as above, m 2d time, LAMA E. FISHER WILLERS, b Apr. 27, 1878; dau John B. and Ella (Andrews) Fisher. No children. Marketing Oils. Ad. (1919), 1761 Elmore St., Cincinnati, Ohio.

[19-183] REV. ELIAS WILBUR KRIEBEL, b Dec. 25, 1877; s Henry S. and Lizzie Ann (Cassel) Kriebel [19-72a]; m Sept. 12, 1907, ISABELLA AUGUSTA LESSER, b May 22, 1881; dau August and Mary (Lauffer) Lesser. Clergyman. Ad. (1920), 917 Swede St., Norristown, Pa.

Elias Wilbur Kriebel graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, College Dep't, 1898; Law Dep't University of Pennsylvania, 1901; practised at Philadelphia Bar 1901-1905; Manager of Wil-burine Pipe Lines and Refiners' Gas Co., Warren, Pa., 1905-1911; graduated from Eastern Theological Seminary of Reformed Church in U. S., Lancaster, Pa., 1913; pastor at Macungie, Pa., 1913-1916; pastor Zion Reformed Church, Stroudsburg, Pa., 1916-1919; pastor Trinity Reformed Church, Norris-

town, Pa., 1919___ .

Children (3):

1909. Henry August, b Feb. 11, 1909.
1910. Mary Elizabeth, b July 9, 1914.
1911. Susanne Lesser, b 5, 1919.

[19-183.1] ELIZABETH IRENE KRIEBEL, b Sept. 16, 1888; dau Henry S. and Lizzie A. (Cassel) Kriebel [19-72a]; m June 25, 1921, CHARLES EWING ADAMS, b May 15, 1899; s LeRoy and Agnes E. (Smith) Adams. Salesman; res. 32 Rutland St., Boston, Mass. (1921.)

Mrs. Adams is a graduate of Wellesley College, and is an accomplished musician, and for a number of years prior to her marriage was a teacher of Music in New England.

Mr. Adams enlisted in the U. S. Navy in 1916, and served throughout the World War on the des­troyer Porter, No. 59, and at the close of the war received his honorable discharge as coxswain.

[19-184] MABEL FRANCES KRIEBEL, b Nov. 18, 1886; dau Franklin S. and Sallie A. (Freed) Kriebel [19-73]; m June 16, 1917, ANGUS MacCULLOCH WINTER, b Dec. 16, 1880; s William and Anne Winter. Credit Manager. Ad. (1917), 98 S. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. No children.

[19-185] DOROTHY KRIEBEL, b June 1, 1889; dau William S. and Annie E. (Wright) Kriebel [19-74]; m Feb. 16, 1915, NOWLAND B. ZANE, b Feb. 17, 1885; s Enos Pennock and Maria (Biggs) Zane. College Instructor in Fine Arts. Ad. (1918), State College, Pa.

One child: Marjorie Carroll, b July 31, 1917.

[19-186] WILLIAM S. KRIEBEL, JR., b Aug. 12, 1890; s William S., Sr. and Annie E. (Wright) Kriebel [19-74]; m Apr. 13, 1914, MARY BANCROFT HEWITT, b Aug. 5, 1890; dau James and Nannie (Brayman) Hewitt. Ad. (1919), 19 Mott St., Ansonia, Conn.

One child: Elizabeth, b Mar. 3, 1918.

[19-187] ELIZABETH KRIEBEL, b Mar. 26, 1892; dau William S., Sr. and Annie E. (Wright) Kriebel [19-74]; m Sept. 24, 1914, ALBERT G. NEWBOLD, b Mar. 20, 1891; s William R. and Agnes E. (Kirwin) Newbold. Machinist. Ad. (1918), Harriman, Pa.

Children (2):

1. Elizabeth, b Aug. 3, 1916.
2. Beatrice, b 27, 1917.

[19-188] THOMAS EDWIN KRIEBEL, b Feb. 23, 1894; d Sept. 28, 1918; s William S., Sr. and Annie E. (Wright) Kriebel [19-74]; m Nov. 24, 1917, DOROTHY BELL SANDERS, b Jan. 27, 1893; dau George T. and Lucy M. (Swett) Sanders. Thomas E. Kriebel was a 1st Lieut., U. S. A., and was killed in action with A. E. F. in World War. Ad. widow (1918), 7418 Boyer St., Mt. Airy, Phila. No children.

[19-188.1] LILLIE MAE STOUDT, b May 21, 1880; dau Septinms and Annie (Schantz) Stoudt

[19-77]; m WALTER HARTZELL.

Children (3): 1. Arthur; 2. Evelyn; 3. Earl.

[Unable to complete or verify.]

[19-188.2] ELMER STOUDT, b Oct. 22, 1881; s Septimus and Annie (Schantz) Stoudt [19-77]; m Feb. 22, 1913, EDNA LURENE A. WEIGNER, b Sept. 18, 1890; d Nov. 7, 1918; dau John and Araminta (Anders) Weigner [154-101]. Laborer; res. Lansdale, Pa. (1919.)

Children (2):

1. Wilmer, b June 25, 1913.
2. Burton, b July 12, 1915.

[19-189] ASHER M. STOUDT, b Jan. 21, 1886; s Allen K. and Elisabeth R. (Mininger) Stoudt [19-78]; m Jan. 18, 1911, EMMA PAULINE HOPF, b Nov. 16, 1885; dau Charles L. and Sophia R. (Miller) Hopf. Train Despatcher. Ad. (1919), Souderton, Pa.

One child: Geraldine Elizabeth, b Mar. 28, 1916.

[19-190] OSCAR M. STOUDT, b Mar. 12, 1890; s Allen K. and Elisabeth (Mininger) Stoudt [19-78]; m June 1, 1917, ALMA RINKER, b July 12, 1891; dau Rev. Joseph Milton and Rosa (Hol­zinger) Rinker. Missionary teacher in North Japan College. Ad. (1919), Sendai, Japan. Oscar M. Stoudt and wife sailed for Japan. Aug. 22, 1917, as missionaries of the Reformed Church.

One child: Joseph Rinker, b Apr. 11, 1918.

[19-191] LIZZIE W. KRIEBEL, b Dec. 13, 1879; d May 2, 1908; dau Henry S. and Catharine (Wiegner) Kriebel [19-79a]; m Feb. 2, 1903, CHARLES J. THOMAS, g John Thomas. Laborer. Ad. (1917), Siegfried, Pa.

Children (2):

1. John, b 26, 1903.
2. Miriam, b June 7, 1906.

[19-192] JOHN K. FUNK, b July 27, 1891; s Allen and Mary S. (Kriebel) Funk [19-80]; m Mar. 9, 1918, BERTHA F. GRESSLEY, b Sept. 14, 1895; dau Benjamin M. and Alice H. (Fox) Gressley. Teamster. Ad. (1917), Pennsburg, Pa.

One child: Melvin G., b Sept. 22, 1918; d Dec. 21, 1918.

[19-192.1] CHARLES S. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 11, 1892; s Elmer G. Kriebel [19-84] and Rachel Schaeffer; m Apr. 17, 1915, SARA K. EBY, b Sept. 13, 1892; dau Clinton B. Eby. Electrical Contractor. Ad. (1917), Kutztown, Pa.

One child: Dorothy Eby, b June 11, 1917.

[19-194] MAY A. KRIEBEL, b Oct. 30, 1882; dau William W. and Maria H. (Deisher) Kriebel [19-91]; m Dec. 29, 1906, JOSEPH C. DOMMEL, b Feb. 11, 1880; s Matthias and Louise (Houser) Dommel. Farmer. Ad. (1919), Dana, Ia.

Children (2):

1. William M., b June 27, 1909; d July 1, 1909.
2. Homer K., b June 25, 1910.

[19-195] ALMIRA KRIEBEL, b July 17, 1884; dau William W. and Maria H. (Deisher) Kriebel [19-91]; m Dec. 29, 1904, ANDREW JEROME TRUMP, b Feb. 7, 1880; s Henry L. and Mary (Bow­ers) Trump. Farmer. Ad. (1919), R. F. D. 5, Polo, Ill.

Children (4):

1. Paul Leroy, b June 26, 1906.
2. Mary Lucile, b Mar. 1, 1909.
3. Ruth Kriebel, b Dec. 11, 1913.
4. Nina Grace, b Mar. 15, 1917.

[19-196] AMBROSE S. KRIEBEL, b Nov. 10, 1886; s William W. and Maria H. (Deisher) Kriebel [19-91]; m Feb. 12, 1915, VERONA BRENNER, b Nov. 24, 1896; dau Samuel K. and Fannie B. (Wolf) Brenner. Farmer. Ad. (1919), Polo, Ill.

One child: Arnold B., b July 29, 1919.

[19-197] BEULAH KRIEBEL, b Sept. 13, 1892; dau William W. and Maria H. (Deisher) Kriebel [19-91]; m Nov. 24, 1909, HODGE EDWARD HUFFMAN, b May 21, 1888; s Charles Robert and Maria Emily (Green) Huffman. Farmer. Ad. (1919), Elrod, So. Dakota.

Children (4):

1. Milton Hodge. b Aug. 25, 1912.
2. Orville M., b June 14, 1912.
3. Clifford Grove, b July 19, 1914.
4. Ruth Lorraine, b 7, 1917.

[19-198] ELMER K. BERKY, b Nov. 8, 1875; s John S. and Susan (Kriebel) Berky [19-92]; m Mar. 24, 1900, ANNIE B. BAUER, dau John K. Bauer. Merchant. Ad. (1917), Boyertown, Pa.

Children (3):

1. Bessie, b Mar. 12, 1901; d Oct. 10, 1918.
2. Grace, b 29, 1902.
3. Lester, b Feb. 2, 1906.

[19-199] ANNIE K. BERRY, b Sept. 6, 1877; dau John S. and Susan (Kriebel) Berky [19-92]; m Oct. 19, 1901, WILLIAM HERBERT CLAUSER. Ad. (1917), 236 So. Madison St., Allentown, Pa.

Children (2):

1. John William, b, 30, 1906.
2. Marguerite, b July 23, 1910.

[19-200] LILLIAN MAY K. BERKY, b Oct. 4, 1882; dau John S. and Susan (Kriebel) Berky [19-92]; m Dec. 7, 1907, EDWIN R. HUBER, b Feb. 6, 1881; s Mathias and Leanna Huber. Farmer. Ad. (1917), Niantic, Pa.

Children (2):

1. Lawrence, b Oct. 24, 1908.
2. Myrtle, b Feb, 19, 1910.

[19-201] ADA S. KRIEBEL, b Sept. 12, 1888; dau Allen S. arid Keturah T. (Schultz) Kriebel [19-94]; m Aug. 10, 1918, ELLWOOD J. SPATZ, b Oct. 27, 1894; s Morris S. and Emily S. (Schmeck) Spatz. Bookkeeper. Ad. (1921), Jacksonwald, Pa.

Children (2):

1. Marguerite, b July 3, 1919.
2. Daniel Allen, b 3, 1920.

[19-202] CHESTER SCHULTZ KRIEBEL, b Jan. 16, 1890; s Allen S. and Keturah (Schultz) Kriebel [19-94]; m Mar. 8, 1919, EMMA ALMA GANDER, b May 16, 1893; dau Theodore and Ida (Young) Gander. Farmer. Ad. (1921), Chapel, Pa.

One child: Clara Katie, b Mar. 31, 1920.

[19-203] FLORENCE FRIEDA KRIEBEL, b Apr. 17, 1892; dau Rev. Oscar S. and Corinne (Miller) Kriebel [19-95]; m Aug. 9, 1919, ISRAEL SNYDER ADAMS, b Aug. 3, 1895; s Albert H. and Deborah (Snyder) Adams. College Student. Ad. (1920), State College, Pa. Florence Frieda Kriebel Adams is a graduate of Perkiomen Seminary, 1910; Oberlin College, A.B., 1915; was a student of music in Oberlin Conservatory of Music, 1911-15; served as librarian of Perkiomen School for several years; secretary in State College Publicity Office (1921).

[19-204] LOUISA ELLISON KRIEBEL, b Oct. 9, 1894; dau Rev. Oscar S. and Corinne (Miller) Kriebel [19-95]; m June 30, 1917, RALPH SNYDER ADAMS, s Albert H. and Deborah (Snyder) Adams. Ad. (1919), Esterly, Pa. Louisa E. Kriebel Adams is a graduate of Perkiomen Seminary, 1911; and A. B., Oberlin College (1916).

One child: Co rinne Millar, b May 30, 1919.

[19-205] VERNON K. KRIEBLE, Ph. D., b Mar. 4, 1885; s Jesse S. and Susanna Z. (Kriebel) Krieble [19-98]; m June 22, 1912, LAURA K. CASSEL, b May 9, 1889; dau Abraham K. and Elmira K. (Kriebel) Cassel [21-231]. Head of Dep't of Chemistry, Trinity College, Hartford, Conn. Res. 71 Vernon St., Hartford, Conn.

Children (2):

1. Gladys Verna, b July 3, 1913.
2. Robert Henry, b 22, 1916.

Vernon K. Krieble was born on his father's farm in Worcester, Pa., and after attending the public schools of his native township he entered Perkiomen Seminary from which he was graduated in 1903; he then entered Brown University, specializing in Chemistry, and received the degree of Ph. B. in 1907. He was appointed assistant in Chemistry at McGill University, while continuing the study of his favorite subject, receiving the degrees of M. Sc.'in 1909, and Ph. D. in 1913 from that institution. After serving a number of years as assistant professor—then professor—of Chemistry at McGill University, Dr. Krieble was appointed Scoville Professor of Chemistry and Head of the Department of Chemistry at Trinity College, Hartford, Conn.

Dr. Krieble has written numerous scientific papers which have appeared in the Journal of the American Chemical Society. He is also one of the guarantors fol. the publication of this genealogical record.

[19-206] PERCY ELMER KRIEBEL, b July 25, 1878, s Daniel S. and Mary A. (Abbey) Kriebel [19-99]; m Oct. 11, 1905, PEARL R. CHRISTIAN, b July 12, 1883; dau William R. and Lucy J. (Wendy) Christian. Sales Manager American Engineering Co., Phila. Ad. (1919), 6501 No. 8th St., Oak Lane, Phila. Percy Elmer Kriebel is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, class of 1898; member of Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers.

Children (3):

1. Robert Christian, b 14, 1907.
2. John Schultz, b June 9, 1909.
3. William Daniel, b 2, 1911.

[19-207] BESSIE KRIEBEL, b Feb. 28, 1880; dau Daniel S. and Mary A. (Abbey) Kriebel [19-99]; m Feb. 10, 1904, WILLIAM TROUT BROWN, b Oct. 4, 1879; s Albert Dent and Catharine (Trout) Brown. Head Clerk, Penna. Railroad. Ad. (1919), 102 W. Cliveden Ave., Germantown, Phila.

One child: Marion Catharine, b Feb. 21, 1908.

[19-208] MARY F. KRIEBEL, b Jan. 21, 1868; dau Isaac K. and Susanna (Fisher) Kriebel [19-100]; m Nov. 11, 1886, ALLEN G. METZGER, b May 17, 1865; s John H. and Lydia (Gross) Metzger. Photographer. Ad. (1919), Harleysville, Pa.

Children (2):

1. Son, b Jan. 7, 1893; d 9, 1893.
2. Howard K., b 1, 1895.

[19-209] ABBIE F. KRIEBEL, b Apr. 3, 1873; dau Isaac K. and Susanna (Fisher) Kriebel [19-100]; m Mar. 25, 1893, WILLIAM H. ALDERFER, b Apr. 10, 1872; s John B. and Catharine B. Alderfer. Laborer. Ad. (1919), Mainland, Pa. No children.

[19-210] ISAAC VINCENT F. KRIEBEL, b Nov. 12, 1884; s Isaac K. and Susanna (Fisher) Kriebel [19-100]; m Oct. 16, 1909, ROSA IDELLA H. FREED, b Aug. 23, 1883; dau Samuel H. Freed. Farmer. Ad. (1919), Mainland, Pa. Mr. Kriebel owns and occupies the farm adjoining the Salford Schwenkfelder Church.

Children (2):

1. William F., b July 17, 1910.
2. Vincent F., Jr., b 27, 1912.

[19-211] MARY H. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 5, 1893; dau Jeremiah K. and Joanna D. (Heckler) Kriebel [19-101]; m Oct. 26, 1916, JOHN B. REED, b July 21, 1893; s James Monroe and Ellanor H. (Bard-man) Reed. Manager of Creamery. Ad. (1918), R. F. D. 1, Lansdale, Pa.

One child: Dorothy K., b July 28, 1918; d Aug. 17, 1918.

[19-212] IDA K. CASSEL, b Sept. 3, 1864; dau David M. and Amanda S. (Kriebel) Cassel [19-104]; m Nov. 26, 1885, JOSEPH A. MOYER, s William L. and Magdalena (Allebach) Moyer. Ad. (1918), 126 So. 34th St., Phila.

Children (4):

[19-243] 1. Vincent C., b Oct. 2, 1887; m Ellcora Aldred.
[19-244] 2. Wilmer C., b Nov. 5, 1888; m Susan Eshleman.
[19-245] 3. Townsend C., b Apr. 30, 1891; m Frances Danaher.
4. David Earl C., b Apr. 29, 1895.

[19-213] MILTON K. CASSEL, b Mar. 2, 1867; s David M. and Amanda S. (Kriebel) Cassel [19-104]; m Dec. 16, 1893, LIZZIE Y. RUTH, b Aug. 5, 1873; d Aug. 7, 1920; dau Benjamin H. and Catharine (Young) Ruth. Farmer. Ad. (1921), R. F. D., Hatfield, Pa.

Children (2):

1. Nora R., b June 26, 1895.
2. Mary R., b 20, 1906.

[19-214] JOSEPH K. CASSEL: b Aug. 24, 1870; s David M. and Amanda S. (Kriebel) Cassel [19-104]; m Apr. 24, 1895, VIRGINIA S. AIMAN, b Sept. 28, 1870; dau James M. Aiman. Heater & Range Business. Ad. (1917), 6136 Columbia Ave., Phila.

Children (2):

1. Edith A., b 17, 1896; 6136 Columbia Ave., Phila.
2. Harold D., b July 25, 1898; 6136 Columbia Ave., Phila.

[19-215] MARGARET KRIEBEL CASSEL, b Sept. 9, 1874; dau David M. and Amanda S. (Krie­bel) Cassel [19-104]; m Jan. 15, 1902, ALPHEUS KNEPP ALLEBACH, b May 29, 1874; s Christian and Amanda Allebach. Steward at Easton Mennonite Home, Souderton, Pa.

One child: Alpheus, b Jan. 23, 1909.

[19-216] ELIZABETH K. CASSEL, b May 26, 1880; dau David M. and Amanda:S. (Kriebel) Cassel [19-104]; m Dec. 16, 1902, ADAM REBER, b June 27, 1876; s John and Henrietta Reber. Teacher. Ad. (1917), 548 Noble St., Norristown, Pa.

One child: Edward, b Oct. 19, 1906.

[19-217] ELLA MAY KRIEBEL, b Oct. 23, 1876; dau Samuel S. and Emma Jane (Ziegler) Kriebe. [19-105]; m Mar. 8, 1911, WILLIAM M. FREED, b Oct. 7, 1874; s William G. Freed. Farmer. Adl (1917), R. F. D., Hatfield, Pa. No children.

[19-218] JOSEPH HORACE L. KRIEBEL, b May 22, 1878; s Samuel S. and Emma Jane (Ziegler) Kriebel [19-105]; m Jan. 2, 1905, ANNA ROBERTA WOOD, b July 27, 1881; dau William Wood. Accountant. Ad. (1917), 3104 Emerald St., Phila.

One child: Horace Wood, b May 11, 1909; d Feb. 23, 1910.

[19-219] ABRAM DURANT Z. KRIEBEL, b Aug. 26, 1881; s Samuel S. and Emma Jane (Ziegler) Kriebel [19-105]; m May 4, 1904, LILLIE A. CLEMENS, b Sept. 20, 1882; dau Benjamin M. Clemens. Bookkeeper. Ad. (1917)_; Phila., Pa. No children.

[19-220a] IRWIN KRIEBEL MOYER, b May 12, 1876; s Jonas B. and Elizabeth S. (Kriebel)

Moyer [19-106]; m 1st time, Dec. 16, 1899, SALLIE M. ALDERFER, b______________________________________________________ ; d Oct. 6, 1908.

Children (2):

1. Lizzie A., b Sept. 19, 1902.
2. Raymond A., b Aug. 4, 1906.

[19-220b] IRWIN KRIEBEL MOYER, same as above, m 2d time, Jan. 22, 1910, SUSAN F. KRIE-BEL, b Jan. 9, 1882; dau Isaac and Susanna (Fisher) Kriebel [19-100]. Carpenter. Ad. (1917), R. F. D. 1, Souderton, Pa.

Children (2):

1. Edith K., b Dec. 19, 1910.
2. Nora K., b 25, 1913.

[19-221] IDA K. MOYER, b Nov. 21, 1880; dau Jonas B. and Elizabeth S. (Kriebel) Moyer [19-106]; m in 1898, REINHART A. CLEMENS; s George M. and Lovina S. Clemens. Farmer. Ad. (1920), Lederach, Pa.

Children (5):

1. Clarence M., b Dec. 17, 1898.

[19-245.1] 2. Norman M., b Dec. 22, 1899; m Mabel Irene Dickinson; Norristown, Pa.

3. Lizzie M., b 9, 1904.
4. Russell M., b Sept. 5, 1914.
5. Harold M., b Dec. 30, 1915; d 16, 1916.

[19-222] ULYSSES K. MOYER, b Aug. 18, 1886; s Jonas B. and Elizabeth S. (Kriebel) Moyer [19-106]; m Sept. 18, 1909, ELLA M. LANDIS, b July 28, 1889; dau Henry R. and Hannah A. Landis. Laborer. Ad. (1917), R. F. D. 1, Souderton, Pa.

Children (5):

1. Hannah L., b May 15, 1911.
2. Lizzie L., b July 1, 1912.
3. Norman , b June 11, 1913.
4. Ada L., b Nov. 11, 1914.
5. Paul L., b Apr. 1, 1917; d 3, 1917.

[19-223] CHARLES KRIEBEL, b Jan. 17, 1874; s Jeremiah and Isabella (Shelly) Kriebel [19-107]; m Dec. 19, 1895, CLARA MYERS, b Jan. 25, 1869. Farmer. Ad. (1918), Doylestown, Pa.

Children (2):

1. Norman, b 5, 1897.
2. Florence, b 22, 1899.

[19-224] JACOB KRIEBEL, b Apr. 7, 1876; s Jeremiah and Isabella (Shelly) Kriebel [19-107]; m Dec. 4, 1897, SUSIE L. NICE, b Nov. 19, 1876; dau Eli D. and Susanna (Lapp) Nice. Farmer. Ad. (1918), Doylestown, Pa.

Children (2):

[19-246] 1. Alice, b Jan. 29, 1899; in Willis G. Moyer.

2. Isabella, b Feb. 3, 1902.

[19-225] WILLIAM KRIEBEL, b Apr. 19, 1878; s Jeremiah and Isabella (Shelly) Kriebel [19-107]; m Nov. 24, 1900, MABEL E. MELCHOR, b Sept. 10, 1879; dau Josiah and Lizzie (Keller) Melchor. Farmer. Ad. (1918), R. F. D., Pipersville, Pa.

Children (3):

1. Elizabeth, b July 29, 1902; Pipersville, Pa.
2. Clarence, b 8, 1905; Pipersville, Pa.
3. Myrtle, b 5, 1907; Pipersville, Pa.

[19-226] SUSIE KRIEBEL, b Jan. 27, 1882; dau Jeremiah and Isabella (Shelly) Kriebel [19-107]; m Oct. 7, 1905, IRWIN W. STRAWN, b Aug. 29, 1881; s Milton and Mary Elizabeth (Wismer) Strawn. Motorman. Ad. (1918), Edison, Pa.

Children (6):

1. Henry, b Mar. 15, 1906.
2. Kathryn, b July 29, 1908.
3. Marie, b 21, 1909.
4. Irwin, Jr., b Apr. 25, 1911.
5. Edna, b 21, 1912.
6. Ethel May, b June 7, 1915.

[19-227] HENRY S. KRIEBEL, b june 12, 1884; s Jeremiah and Isabella (Shelly) Kriebel[19-107]; m Nov. 16, 1907, MAMIE M. MYERS, b Feb. 4, 1885; dau Henry H. and Lydia H. Myers. Farmer. Ad. (1918), R. F. D. 3, Perkasie, Pa.

Children (5):

1. Merril M., b Jan. 11, 1909.
2. Garwood M., b 24, 1910.
3. Paul M., b Aug. 6, 1912.
4. Edna, b 23, 1914.
5. Bertha, b Aug. 13, 1916.

[19-230] HAZEL KRIEBLE, b Oct. 29, 1887; dau Rufus and Belle (Bolles) Krieble [19-116]; m Mar. 3, 1912, CALVIN JOHN RICHARDS, s William Joseph Richards. Dry Goods Clerk. Ad. (1917), Colon, Mich. No children.

[19-231] MABELLE KRIEBLE, b June 13, 1889; dau Rufus^-and Belle (Bolles) Krieble [19-116]; in Sept. 28, 1909, BURT S. HAYNE, b Sept. 1, 1877; s Fernando and Dora (Sisson) Hayne. Pressman. Ad. (1918), Box 15, R. F. D. 1, Battle Creek, Mich.

Children (2):

1. Harold Ava, b June 19, 1910.
2. Harris Stuart, b 25, 1917.

[19-232] RUTH KRIEBLE, b Mar. 19, 1894; dau Millard D. and Nettie (Moon) Krieble [19-117]; m Jan. 6, 1915, WILFORD SNETHEN, b Sept. 9, 1888. Farmer. Ad. (1918), Kingfisher, Okla.

• Children (2):

1. Mildred Helen, b Nov. 29, 1915.
2. Marjorie Ruth, b Apr. 2, 1918.

[19-233] WINONA BEATRICE HOWARD, b July 9, 1889; dau Fremont and Myrta (Krieble) Howard [19-118a]; m Aug. 29, 1908, CHARLES HENRY ALDEN, b Dec. 20, 1887. Ad. (1917), 817 E. Ganson St., Jackson, Mich.

Children (4):

1. Lillian Winona, b 6, 1909.
2. Fremont Howard, b Mar. 1, 1911.
3. Dorothy May, b 9, 1913.
4. Richard Joseph, b Aug. 22, 1916.

[19-234] JOHN TARQUIN WEATHERWAX, b Mar. 18, 1894; s John and Clara Etta (Krieble) Weatherwax [19-128]; m Nov. 30, 1916, PEARL LIECHTY, b Sept. 23, 1896; dau John and Margaret (Keller) Liechty. Steam Engineer. Ad. (1918), Clay City, Ind.

One child: Johnnie Edwin, b Feb. 17, 1918.

[19-235] ROSE M. WEATHERWAX, b June 23, 1896; dau John and Clara Etta (Krieble) Weatherwax [19-128]; m Mar.-, 1918, WALTER CLARENCE COTTER, b Dec. 6, ----; s John and Caroline (Nauglebaugh) Cotter. Farmer. Ad. (1918), Clay City, Ind. No children.

[19-238] JENNIE KRIEBEL, b Dec. 7, 1888; dau Nathaniel A. and Emma Susanna (Seibert) Kriebel [19-136J; in June 2, 1917, OSCAR D. HOLLAND, b Nov. 22, 1885; s John and Martha Hol­land. Carpenter. Ad. (1917), Lansdale, Pa. No children.

[19-238.1] ABRAM 0. CASSEL, b July 27, 1898; s Elias and Katie (Oberholtzer) Cassel [19-137]; m Nov. 16, 1921, LILLIAN MAE DOAK, dau Samuel Doak of Worcester, Pa. Res. Newtown, Bucks Co., Pa.

[19-240] MARION MAY KRIEBEL, b Mar. 11, 1890; dau George Henry and Elizabeth (Ellam) Kriebel [19-168]; m Nov. 1, 1909, ROY W. CAIN, b June 15, 1887; s Alva Cain. Ad. (1917) 371 Spring Mill Ave., Conshohocken, Pa.

Children (2):

1. Elizabeth Kriebel, b 30, 1908.
2. Florence Reba, b Jan. 29, 1912.

[19-241] SAMUEL RAHN KRIEBEL, b May 25, 1892; s George H. and Elizabeth (Ellam) Kriebel [19-168]; m Sept. 26, 1917, AGNES BOYLE, b June 24, 1889; dau David S. and Annie (Brackenridge) Boyle. Chauffeur. Ad. (1919), Conshohocken, Pa. No children.

[19-242] MARY SCHNEIDER KRIEBEL, b Jan. 28, 1896; dau George Henry and Elizabeth (Ellam) Kriebel [19-168]; m Dec. 9, 1914, SAMUEL P. CASSEY, b Feb. 9, 1888; s William Cassey. Ad. (1917), 809 E. Hector St., Conshohocken Pa. No children.

[19-243] VINCENT CASSEL MOYER, b Oct. 2, 1887; s Joseph A. and Ida K. (Cassel) Moyer [19-212]; m Feb. 7, 1912, ELLCORA A. ALDRED, b Feb. 9, 1889; dau Thomas M. Aldred. Vet­erinarian. Ad. (1917), Southampton, Pa.

Children (2):

1. Charles Aldred, b 21, 1913.
2. Muriel Aldred, b Nov. 23, 1915.

[19-244] WILMER C. MOYER, b Nov. 5, 1888; s Joseph A. and Ida K. (Cassel) Moyer [19-212]; m SUSAN ESHLEMAN, b Oct. 13, 1890; dau Howard and Margaret (Hull) Eshleman. Ad. (1917), 3901 Brown St., Phila.

One child: Margaret, b Oct. 5, 1913.

[19-245] TOWNSEND C. MOYER, b Apr. 30, 1891; s Joseph A. and Ida K. (Cassel) Moyer [19-212]; m Jan. 25, 1910, FRANCES DANAHER, b May 11, 1893; dau Cornelius M. and Mary A. (Finnan) Danaher. Trainman. Ad. (1918), 47 No. Yewdell St., Phila.

Children (3):

1. Marie Ida, b July 6, 1911; d 9, 1912.
2. Cornelius, b July 23, 1916.
3. Robert, b June 9, 1918.

[19-246] ALICE KRIEBEL, b Jan. 29, 1899; dau Jacob and Susie L. (Nice) Kriebel [19-224]; m Feb. 16, 1918, WILLIS GEIL MOYER, b Apr. 13, 1897; s Jonas and Amanda (Geil) Moyer. Farmer. Ad. (1918), Chalfont, Pa. No children.