Other Events:

• _UID: 68FDE0CAB7B74B3F8F831E077A464D105BB3

Notes:

Name Suffix: Junior


see also Alphabetical Guide to Newspapers, Vol20, No 1891, pg D31 which
says 1891/02/19, Grubb, Parker, age 2mo 15d on 2/8/1891, son of Parker
Grubb of E. Sunbury

Other Events:

• _UID: BB3EDF0ADD724325B55A2EB89003C5765C46

Notes:

Name Suffix: Senior

1880 census, East Ward Sunbury, Parker W, 12, at school

1890

1900 census, Saline Twp, Saline Co, Arkansas, Parker Gruble, 30, Feb 1869,
Pa/Pa/Pa, single, carpenter, RR

1910 census, Big Rock Twp, Little Rock city, 5th Ward, Parker 41, lodger, single, Civil Engineer, Railroad.

Note, from Shipman's Funeral Home, Sunbury:
Parker Grubb, Arkansas, died 10Dec 1915, 46-10-23, buried 15 Dec 1915
at Pomfret Manor (ie born about 1869)

death certificate listing of Arkansas
Pulaski
volume 064, certificate 01058

Parker married Margaret Ann (Maggie) CONRAD Bef 1890, Northumberland Co, PA. Margaret (daughter of Henry Bastian CONRAD and Mary Ann WOLF) was born 7 Jun 1871, Upper Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA; died Aft 1941, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: 7EA2311996FB4B92A8ADCB97578A0BAB269D

Notes:

"Aunt Maggie" was to have had the child Parker Grub, buried in the Conrad
plot and recorded in Henry B Conrad's Bible. I think this is the Aunt Maggie in
the story. Note that the will of Henry calls her Margaret Conrad (in 1895)
soit would seem that she hadn't actually been married then.

Could she have possibly married Harry Grubb instead? One is living in
Philly in 1900 (married 5 years, but no wife listed). No, see note under
Parker Jr, which has a newspaper reference to Parker being a son of Parker [Sr]

She was to have lived inPhiladelphia on Diamond? St??

1900 census George Geiser [Griser] 28, May 1872, Maggie 28, Jun 1871,
M at 28, for 5 yrs, 1/1, Pa/Pa/Pa, Harry 1, Sep 1898,barber
2315 Orkney

1900 directory George D Geiser, 2315 N Orkney, barber

1910 census, George D. Geiser 38, M23 (1st), Margaret 39, 5/5,
Harry 11, Myrtle 9, Clifford 7, Russel 3, Helen 2
barber, shop 232, S. Bucknell St.

1910directory George Geiser, 2243 Latona, barber

1920 census, Margaret Geiser 45, head, 1128 Fairmont, Harry 21 laborer ship yard,
Clifford 17, Russel 13, Helen 12, Dorothy 8, Myrtle Zacheiss 18 d-i-law, worker,
lamp factory, Margaret ---, 1 8/12?? d-i-law

1917 directory Harry Geisser clk, 1926 E Ontario

?1921, directory Harry Geisser, 3358 N 10th, chauffeur

1930 census

1930 census, Philadelphia, Ward 43, Russell Geiser 23, radioworker, Radio Co,
M19, Agnes 22, M18, radioworker, Radio Co, Margaret 2
3410 N Fifth St. (home of Agnes Delaney 43, widow)

1930 census, Philadelphia, Ward 42, Harry Geiser, 32, towman?, Radio Plant
4722? N Front St


SSN: Harry, 25 Mar 1899 - died 1978, New Brighton, Beaver Co, PA?
174-01-6663

order Harry's death certificate tofind father's name. - no, found it.

Other Events:

• _UID: BCBA9D112FA7448B96D9BD618E88646838F7

Notes:

1880 census, E Ward Sunbury, pg 515C, Christian 50 laborer, Frances 50, Katurah A 24,
Alparetta 21, Hagar S 19, Mary C 17, Effee S 17, Methetie B.G. 13, Parker W 12,
Harry 11

Christian seems to have had a brother Henry P. Grubb, died 1891
ref Alphabetical Guide to Newpapers, Vol 20, No 1891, pg D31

Henry's wife was Catherine L. Stouse 1851-16 Sep 1918, 67-4-11, buried 19 Sep

1900census, Sunbury, Christian 71, wid, Katura 39, Mary 33, Hettie 31,
Herbert 19, b Oct 1880
(is Herbert just an adopted son?)

Christian married Frances KAUFMAN Bef 1854, Perry Co, PA. Frances was born 8 May 1830, PA; died 2 Sep 1884, East Sunbury, Upper Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: A663613C4E514186A6EE71D1D73DC0A3598D

Other Events:

• Baptism: 7 Jun 1829, Zion (Stone) Church, Augustaville, Northumberland Co, PA
• Unknown: 28 Mar 1863, Rockefeller Twp, Northumberland Co, PA (140 A (Bastian Estate), Deed Dd:78); Sold_land
• Unknown: 11 Dec 1886, Sunbury, Northumberland Co, PA (Deed 95:390); Bought_land
• Unknown: 2 Feb 1901, Sunbury, Northumberland Co, PA (Lot 2, Deed 128:95); Sold_land
• Unknown: 18 Oct 1901, Sunbury, Northumberland Co, PA (Deed 130:39); Sold_land
• Occupation: Helper in machine shop, laborer
• Probate: 26 Dec 1899, Northumberland Co, PA
• Will: 28 May 1895, East Sunbury, Upper Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA
• _UID: ECF8FE9ED5CD43008B3BFE23E2072D9E00C8

Notes:

Nickname: Harry

will 11:121

1850 census, Upper Augusta Twp, Henry Conrad 22, miller in home of Daniel Glenn,
27 miller (apprentice?), also Edward Frayer 12

1860 census, pg 119/#887, Lower Augusta, Henry B 31, Mary A 28,(no
occupation listed) Mary A 2, Emma J 5/12

1870 census, #93/92, Upper Augusta, Harry B Conrad 41, -/$300, works flour mill,
Mary A 36, Emma J 10, Susan F 8, Simon P 6, Wm M 5, David A 7/12

1880 census, #162/185, pg 491C, UpperAugusta, Harry B 51, helper in machine
shop, Mary A 45, Frankie 17, David 10,Maggie 8, Charles H 4

1890

1900 census, 430 Fairmont, 206B, 10/162/17, 7th Ward, Mary A Conrad, Sep 1834, 12/7, owner, William M Oct 1864 son, Charles H Jan 1876, silkmill weaver?

1910 census (widow) 435 Fairmont, Mary A Conrad, 75, 12/5, William M 45,
painter, house

Land:
Mortgage book 20:122, $360 to Hannah R. Jordan, 1881/1886, Upper Augusta
Mortgage book 26:108, $1000 to Margaret M Campell, 1886/1901, Upper Augusta

Chris Heffner says (from Robin in KY):
Mary Alice Sept 25-1858 m. Dec 12, 1876 d. 1936 Wm. Neuer
Emma Jane b. apr 2, 1860
Susan Frances b. Jan 16, 1862 d. Oct 16, 1883
Simon Peter b. sept 1, 1863
William Morris Oct 5, 1864 d. July 27, 1936
Sarah Elizabeth b. Nov5, 1866 d. Nov 4, 1867
David Allison b. Nov 30, 1869 d. Dec 10, 1909
Margaret Ann b. June 7, 1871

In the Conrad plot is a Parker Grub, 22 Nov 1890-8 Feb1891, buried 9 Feb at Pomfret Manor. Also recorded in Henry's Bible. Perhapsa child of daughter Margaret?? (her father dec'd and she was 19 years old). but Henry's will of 1895 calls her Margaret Conrad, and she's living at home then. That would also match the fact that a cousin thought Parker buried in the Conrad plot was "Aunt Maggy's child". Or perhaps an illigimate child of one ofthe sons??

Northumberland County Democrat, 28 Nov 1895, page 1
Our Lively County Seat

Sneak thieves entered the kitchen of Henry B Conrad's residence,on 435 Fairmont Ave, East Sunbury, Tuesday night. They stole several coats, apair of shoes, cakes and a few other articles. Charles Barnhart's house on Reagon St was also entered the same night and a number of articles were carried off. It is thought that the same thieves committed both robberies.

Northumberland County Democrat, 21 Dec 1899
The Death Record
Henry B. Conrad died at his late residence Sunday evening at 10:30 o'clock of a complication of diseases. He was aged 70 years, 7 months, and 21 days. The deceased was one of Sunbury's oldest citizens and commanded the respect and esteem of a large circle of friends who mourn with the bereaved family. The funeral will be held from the Reagon Street Lutheran Church, Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. interment at Pomfret Manor Cemetery.

Henry's Bible is the source of his marriage, the children's birth dates, and marriage dates for Marry Alice, Emma Jane, and William Morris

What did Henry do during the Civil War? Too many kids to be in?
Henry in 58th Infantry?

Henry married Mary Ann WOLF 14 Jun 1857, Milton, Northumberland Co, PA. Mary (daughter of Thomas WOLF and Susanna CLEMENS) was born 7 Sep 1834, Lower Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA; died 26 Nov 1919, Sunbury, Northumberland Co, PA; was buried 29 Nov 1919, Pomfret Manor Cemetery, Sunbury, Northumberland Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Probate: 1 Dec 1919, Northumberland Co, PA
• Will: 24 Sep 1912, Sunbury, Northumberland Co, PA
• _UID: 792385C4860D44F19B8BE8BE7F8BDAD633C1

Notes:

will in Sunbury

Northumberland County Democrat, 4 Dec 1919, page 2
Death Invades Sunbury Home on Thanksgiving
Mrs Mary Conrad, one of city's oldest residents, passes away

Death claimed one of Sunbury's oldest and most respected citizens,
when Mrs. Mary Conrad died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William
Neuer of 448 Court Street, Wednesday morning from a complication
of diseasesdue to old age. She was aged 85 years, 3 months, and 19 days,
and is surviedby the following children: Mrs. William Welch of South 4th Street;
Mrs. William Neuer of Sunbury; Simon Peter Conrad of Sunbury and William Conrad
of Waycross, Georgia. Many old friends will be deeply grieved to learn of her
demise.
Cause of Death: of artious sclerosis

Notes:

Married:
the date given (added notes) for the marriage in the 1850 cenus notes was 1875(!)

Other Events:

• Unknown: 18 Dec 1858, Northumberland Co, PA; LetAdmin
• Occupation: Farmer
• _UID: 7B1EC55B2A3449D5BD8654DC85B9EC5426A3

Notes:

admin 4:382 (or 4:629?) to George B Conrad
inventory 11 Jan 1859
accts 7 Jun1860

1820 census, pg 016, Augusta Twp (Henry Jr?), 100100-00100 (?Jr?)
1830 census, pg 173, Augusta Twp (s/o Peter), 3000 01-0000 01
1840 census, pg 187, Augusta Twp, 0221 001-0000 101

1850 census, Lower Augusta Twp, Henry, 53,farmer, $2000, Christiana 59,
Samuel 19 farmer, Benjamin 17, Susanna 26

(who is Susanna? I doubt a daughter based on estate records. Rather, it's
likely a child of a sibling/cousin helping out.
Notice out of order ages, as in kids listed first, then others).

Christiana's land was passed on to Henry (Harry) B. and Benjamin B.
See Deed book TT:373.

1827 poor tax, $45 or $2.68 (probably the latter)

sp - 1819 Peter Conrad and Juliana Wilhelm (wf is Catarina !?)
sp - 1829 John Zimmerman and Magdalena

The reasons for placing Henry here are:
- Henry fits here age wise (consider Peter's will to mention kids inage order)
- Henry died owning the same land described as given from Peter tohis son Henry
in Peter's will
- the 1830 census record for Henry, s/o Peter,match this Henry's family (while others don't)
- the 1820 census (Jr) probably refers to "Younger" in this case, not s/o Henry
- Henry the elder (s/o Jacob Conrath) had a son Henry born much later
- Henry doesn't fit in to the otherfamilies

So I have no doubt he is the son of Peter Conrad

Note how old Henry and Christina are when they are married. Perhaps she or both were marriedbefore? But the estate records don't seem to show any other decendents.

Probably a daughter also. At Stone Church "daughter of Henry Conrad, stillborn,
died/buried 18 aug 1827"

I still see a daughter Susanna showing up as a child of Henry. But she's not mentioned in the estate records, so I doubt that the Susannah from the 1850 census is a daughter of his. Especially the part where Susannah married Daniel Zartman. Daniel shows up in the estate records when Henry died, but as an unbiased neighbor when checking the property. If he was really a son-in-law, he wouldn't be unbiased and wouldn't be evaluating the land for his brothers-in-law. If he did marry Susannah, and she was a Conrad, shewasn't a daughter of Henry. - note - found Susanna Conrad w/o Daniel Zimmerman, buried at Lantz, 8/1/1817 - 6/6/1901 (still not a d/o of Henry in my opinion)

Henry married Maria Christina BASTIAN Bef 1820, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. Maria (daughter of George Michael BASTIAN and Susannah BOLLENDER) was born 21 Mar 1792, Penn Twp, Snyder Co, PA; died 11 Dec 1858, Lower Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA; was buried Emmanuel Lutheran (Old Lantz) Church, Lower Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Baptism: Abt 1793, Salem Lutheran Church, Penn Twp, Snyder Co, PA
• _UID: B9624CEA13BF4363A5930E01DFAC713642A8

Other Events:

• Baptism: 3 Apr 1809, Jordan Lutheran Church, South Whitehall Twp, Lehigh Co, PA
• Occupation: Blacksmith
• _UID: EDA4327B959A492A8DD804547B4422F06E4D

Notes:

admin 5:255

1840 Census, pg 197, Augusta Twp, 1000 1-1100 1

1850 Census,pg 134, Lower Augusta Twp, Thomas 44, laborer, (page 20),
Susanna 43, Mary 16, Christina 14, Peter 12, Jacob 9, Samuel 7, Susanna 5, Cyrus 3

1860 Census,#784/787, Lower Augusta Twp, Thomas 50 (blacksmith) $500/$200,
Susanna 47, Peter 20, Jacob 18, Samuel 17, Susanna 15, Henry 10

1870 Census (Susanna)
?

1880 Census (Susanna)
1880 census, Upper Augusta Twp, Northumberland, Sarah (sic) Wolf 66, border

Mortgate 6:150
Thomas Wolf of Lower Augusta to John Zimmerman, $100, 29 Sep 1854,
recorded 21 Nov 1854
?to Abraham Shipman
assigned to Jacob Wolf 22 Jan 1861
assigns to Samuel Wolf 22 Jan 1861 - 30 Jul 1864,$42

OC 14:13, need guardian for Henry, a minor
OC 14:15, 2 story log houseand other out buildings on 6 acres,
insufficient to pay debts
shows land in Lower Augusta. Map shows neighbors:
top - Joel Wolf
left - Joel Wolf
right - Lier Shive?
bottom - Abraham Wolf
OC 14:87, sold lot to Jacob Wolf for $515
OC 14:202, heirs to split $54.65 left

Admin Acct Docket 3:695, mentions widow Susan, Peter Conrad, heirs of Henry C.
Admin Acct Docket 5:552
Admin AcctDocket 12:70 (Susan), mentions Peter Conrad and Mary A. Conrad

Deed 106:241. heirs of Susan Wolf to Christian Malick
by Jacob Wolf and Maria
Samuel Wolf and Lucy
Henry Wolf and Angeline
HB Conrad and Mary Ann
Thomas Thucker andChristiann
James D Lytle and Susan

by land of Jane Young now, HB Conrad
they got land 23 Mar 1875,
$600, in East Sunbury, formerly Upper Augusta
ref book 70:221 and 222


Floyd's book calls him Thomas B. Wolf, but I've not seen the middle initial\\
anywhere else, including his baptism, so I'm inclined to ignore it for now...

Any chance he died in Civil War?
Thomas T? Wolf, Application 23827, Certificate 17238,
G/ 131 Pa Inf
widow Susanna Wolf (no, ageat enrollment 18, from Williamsport)
last seen Dec 13, 1862 at Fredericksburgon the battle field mortally wounded,
supposed to be dead.

Thomas married Susanna CLEMENS 7 Jan 1833, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. Susanna (daughter of Peter CLEMENS and Sophia KRAMER) was born 12 Sep 1812, Schuylkill/Northumberland Co, PA; died 28 Nov 1887, East Sunbury, Upper Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA; was buried Emmanuel Lutheran (Old Lantz) Church, Lower Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Unknown: 12 Jun 1866, Sunbury, Northumberland Co, PA; Pension
• Unknown: 10 Dec 1887, Northumberland Co, PA; LetAdmin
• _UID: 00D246E7652F442CA2469C3F45A8DF27B9A0

Notes:

a note in the 1850 (marked up) census says that the father was Peter Clemens.
It is assumed that this is correct and that the father is the popular
Peter shown here - a baptismal record would help.

Still, there is a reference to an"extent" baptismal record in some correspondance
of my cousin.

I couldn't find the tombstone at Old Lantz. Dr. Meiser lists Thomas and Susannah
buried at both Old Lantz and Wolf's Crossroads, so maybe she's really buried there?

in records of Ed Eisely/Sunbury American newspaper, Susan Wolf got a Civil War
pension as a mother, $8/month (which son?). (4/15/2005 - I think it's Peter Wolf)

1880 census - no!
Williamsport, Washington, Maryland w/s-i-l George Thompson (Susan Wolf, 67),
daugther Margaret A 38, born in Maryland (???)

cemetery listing of Lantz: "Clemens, Susanna, w/o Thomas Wolf 9/12/1812-11/28/1887"