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| 451 | 1840 1850 1860 census, pg 435/#1066, Eldred, Maria 65, etc | BEISEL, Johannes (I625332838)
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| 452 | 1840 census 1850 census 1860 census, Shamokin Twp, Isaas Snyder 43, farmer,Elizabeth 40 Hannah 20, Lydia 19, David 13, Amelia 12, Gabriel 10, Joseph 8 Charles 6, Mary E 3/Sarah J 3 (twins?) 1870 census, Shamokin Twp, Isaac Snyder, 54, farmer, Elizabeth 50, Amelia 22, Gabriel 21, Joseph 19, Charles 16, Sarah J 13, Mary E 13 1880 census, Shamokin, pg 412B, Isaac Snyder 64 farmer, Elizabeth 61, Amelia 33, Joseph 29, Mary E 22, Daniel H Hepler 32, laborer on farm 1890 1900 census, Shamokin, Elizabeth Snyder widow, 6/0, born Wales, immig 1832?? (seems to be wrong one!) | SCHNEIDER, Isaac (I625332702)
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| 453 | 1840 census 1850 census, Haycock Twp, pg 196 #53/62, $2000, Joseph J (farmer) 44, Hannah 40, Mary 17, Hannah 16, Rebecca 16, Levi 14, Eli 13, Catharine 10, Caroline 7, Owen 4 1860 census, Haycock Twp, #282/282, $3000/$500, JosephJ 56, Hannah 51, Eli 22, Owen 14, Joseph 9, Catharine 20, Emeline 17, Elizabeth 5 (Weisbach in index) 1870 census, Haycock Twp, pg 276, #109/121 Joseph J65, Hannah 61, Joseph 20, Elizabeth 15 1880 census, Haycock Twp, #42/47 Joseph J 75, retired farmer (with son Joseph S.) Joseph, single sp (w/Rachel Frankenfield) -> 1829, Joseph Gehres and Elisabeth Note: Family Bible includesmarriage date on a slip of paper in Bible: Joseph J Weyerbach died Dec 24 1889 aged 84.11M 8 days and also 1917-1889=28 1919-1843=76 1889-1873=16 will (#17823, Bk 24, pg 293) mentions: children: Eli Owen Joseph Mary Hannah Margaret Olivia Catharine Emeline Elizabeth (decd) Exec: Henry T. Trumbower, Esq. Wit: Fred Trauger, Michael Solliday | WEIERBACH, Joseph J. (I625334138)
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| 454 | 1840 census 1850 census, pg 188, Coal, Daniel 32, Elizabeth 25, Lucy 8, Fayetta 5, Annetta 2, William 5/12 1860 census, #812/776, Coal, Daniel Deer 52,laborer, Elizabeth 36, Lizzetta 18, Fietta 15, Annetta 12, William 10, Jonathan 7, Lara 1, and August Schasel 25 RR hand, Michael Kellly 22, Joseph Henninger 38, Emmanuel Henninger 14 1870 census, Shamokin, Daniel Derr, 50, works by day, Elisabeth 40, William 20, Johnson 16, Laura 11, Ellen 6 1880 census, 4th Ward, Shamokin, Northumberland, PA, Daniel 74, Elizabeth 58, Elmer E, 16(Daniel = laborer at colliery) Dr. Meiser says M1 Christina Boyer, M2 Elizabeth Henninger Dr. Meiser has "Daniel F Derr", but I don't see that anywhereelse. | DÜRR, Daniel (I625333544)
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| 455 | 1840 census 1850 census, pg 211, Sunbury, Samuel 32 (boat builder), Mary 32, Johan P.? 7, Christina, Sophia Clemens 68, Catherine Hoffman 10 1860 census, pg 627, Sunbury, Samuel 43 (boat builder), Anna M 42, John P 16, Christian15, George N 2 (by Abraham 23 and family) 1870 census, Sunbury, Samuel 50, boatbuilder, $3000/100, Mary 44, Chas N? 15, Marg E 12, Solomon Rita? 20, Arthur Adams 1 wife to be Mary Wren marriage from WPA marriages, ref Sunbury Gazette and Miner's Register of 26 Mar 1842. married by Rev. J.P. Shindel. | CLEMENS, Samuel (I625333318)
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| 456 | 1840 census, Augusta Twp, 187, 10001-10011 1850 census, Lower Augusta, pg 137, Daniel 36 farmer, $2500, Lydia 27?, Mary 12, William 9, Henry 8, Louisa 3,Zacharias 1, Mary Burger 22 1860 census, pg 102,/#767, Lower Augusta, Daniel 47 farmer $3000/600, Lydia 41, William 20, Mary 22, Henry 17, Catharine L 13, Zacharia 11, Lydia A 9 (by George Savidge 63) 1870 census, Lower Augusta,Daniel Conrad 57, farmer $10000/1200, Lydia 51, Zacharia 22, Mary A 22, Louisa Shipman 23, (and Daniel F Shipman 3) 1880 census, Lower Augusta pg 255D, Daniel P, 66 farmer, Lydia 60, Zacharia 31 M.A. (d-i-l) 31, Laura Adams 17 (domestic) Death in newspaper shows him as "Daniel P" tombstone is to say "Daniel P" listed in cemetery listing as "Daniel P Conrad" | CONRAD, Daniel P. (I625332668)
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| 457 | 1840 census, pg 044, Manheim Twp, 1100 1-1000 1 1850 census, pg 232, Schuylkill Haven, shows Nathan [last name not shown] 37, Sarah 36, Isaac 17, Benjamin 14, Caroline 11, Mary 10, Charles 7, George 4, Catharine 2 [in index as Nathan Hammel which was previous surname] 1860 census, Schuylkill Haven, Nathan Knarr (looks like Marth Knaw) 48, carpenter, $700/150, Sarah 45, Henry 19, boatman, George 16, boatman, Charles 14, boatman, John 6, Eliza 10 (seems to be same family) 1870 census, pg 31, Schuylkill Haven, Sarah 57 $300, John 16 boating, in home of Henry Knarr 29 land: James M. Riland to Nathan Knerr, 40:436, 9 Sep 1852, Lots 113-115 60' x 240', fronting on Libert St, 1 1/2 story log dwelling, well, frame stable release to Isaac from Henry W Knerr, 145:483, 12 Aug 1876/9 Sep 1876, Lots 113-115, fronting on James St, ref to 5:64, #429, lists heirs: Benjamin and Lowisa his wife Henry W Charles and Catherine George W and Mariha Elias Berger and Lisea (signed Eliza) John F and Susanna (how could the release be in 1877 when Sarah didn't die yet?) Sarah singlesp 1820 -> Johannes Weimer and Elisabeth [Schwenk] sp (Sarah and Samuel Reber) -> 1829 Johannes Weimer and Elisabeth [Schwenk] sp - 1834 Wenner and wf (parents listed as Mathew? Knerr and Sara) sp - 1835 Benjamin Knerr sp - 1839Maria Catharina Schwenk (mother-in-law) sp - 1841 F.C. Kroll Sarah sp -> 1859, Benjamin Knerr and Lowisa I did have a daughter Jane, born 1834, but whatwas source? I don't see any mention of a Jane anywhere so deleted the name. | KNARR, Nathan (I625332532)
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| 458 | 1840 census, pg 091, Upper Mahantongo, 00101-00001 1850 census, pg 393, Upper Mahantongo, George 36, farmer, Elisabeth 36, Eve 11 Adam 9, Benjamin Neuschwender 16 1860 census, Upper Mahantongo, George 49, Elithabeth 45, Eve Anna 19, Adam 17, John Kramer 9, Catherine Brosious 9, Catherine Yoder 4 1870 census, Upper Mahantongo, George Moyer 57, farmer, Elizabeth 55, Adam 25 Elizabeth should only be 66 at this time: 1880 census, Mahanoy, pg 306A, Elizabeth 76, Adam 40, John Kramer 30, Mary Maurer 16, (other Maurer's) 1890 census, Upper Mahantongo, Elizabeth __, Adam 49, laborer 1900 http://genforum.genealogy.com/moyer/ | MOYER, George (I625332951)
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| 459 | 1840 census, pg 091, Upper Mahantongo, 11001-00001 1850 census, Upper Mahanoy, Samuel 38, Judith 38, Abraham 17, John 15, Elisabeth 6 1860 census, pg 364/#430, Upper Mahanoy, Samuel 49, Jude 49, Abraham 25, John 23, Elisabeth 15 1870 census, Upper Mahanoy, Samuel (Nischwander in index), 62, farmer, $2000/800 Judith 60, Amanda Snyder 14, (by Ephraim Neischwander 38 and his family) 1880 census, Upper Mahanoy, T9-1164, pg 545C, Samuel 68, farmer, Judith 68, Elias 12 servant 1890 1900 http://genforum.genealogy.com/niswander/ | NEISWENDER, Samuel (I625332954)
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| 460 | 1840 census, pg 093, Upper Mahantogo, 0000 01-0000 1 1850 census, Pine Grove Twp, David 39, carpenter, Sarah 38, Mary 9, Ephram 7, Jane 5, John 3, Anfone? (m) 1 1860 census, pg 1192, Upper Mahantongo, David Stine, 53, farmer, $1060/181, Solmy 54, Sarah Shadel 22 1870 census, Upper Mahantongo, David Stine (Sline in index) 62, farmer, $2500/500, Salome 65 1880 census, pg 14/3/190/#134, Upper Mahantongo, David 72, Sarah 75 (and Sarah Yoder 12, servant) aDavid Stein, will, Upper Mahantongo, 1888 (7:224) mentions nephew Goerge J. Hartlein of Philadelphia | STEIN, David (I11734)
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| 461 | 1840 census, pg 094, Upper Mahantongo, 0000 1-0000 1 1850 census, Upper Mahantongo, Eliz Wetzel 65 (mother?), $2000, Daniel 30, Susanna 30, (his wife?), Joseph 28, Regena 25, Amelia 6/12, Amenia? (m) 39, gunsmith 1860 census, pg 448/#1150, Eldred, Daniel 42, Susan 42, Catharine Smith 18, servant, Rebecca Shoey 6, Daniel Crick 3 1870 census, pg 329, Eldred, Daniel 53, farmer, $8000/2000, Susanna 53, Rebea Shuey 16, keeping house, Daniel Krick 14, servent, Sarah Shiver 16, servent 1880 census, pg 8/3/187/#60, Eldred, Daniel K 63, Susanna 63, Alice Hepler 14 adopted, Rebecca Herb 26, servant, Elizabeth 5/12, child of servant 1890 census, Eldred, Daniel K 71 (alone) | WETZEL, Daniel K. (I625332952)
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| 462 | 1840 census, pg 181, Upper Mahanoy 1850 census, Upper Mahanoy, Jacob Maser (Mason in index) 47, farmer, $2200, Catharine 34, Daniel 15, Leah 13, Jacob 12, Emanuel 10, Maria 8, Gabriel 2 1860 census, Upper Mahanoy, Jacob Masser 47, farmer, $3500/769, Catherine 48, Elianna 24, Jacob 22, Mary 18, Emanuel 19, Charles 9, Gabriel 12, Catharine 7, Felix 5, Amelia 7/12 1870 census, UpperMahanoy, Jacob Masser, 55, farmer, $4000/1000, Catharine 58, Charles 19, Felix 15, Emanuel 25, Alice 12, Celesta 10, Lilly 6 (by Jacob Masser Jr) 1880 census, Upper Mahanoy Twp, Jacob Mauser 67 farmer, Catherine 63, Kate 27, Alice20, Scheela? 18, Emmanuel 39 (family of Felix is next) Daniel 1835/6, sp the parents Helena 1836, sp the parents Jacob 1838, sp the parents Emanuel 1840, sp the parents Maria 1842, sp the parents Johannes 1844, sp the parents Heinrich 1846, sp the parents Carolus 1850, sp the parents Catharine 1852/3, sp the parents The Jacob Maser who crafted the desk may be the Jacob Masser described in Floyd's [I think I found this on the net - I've seen discussions of the Masser woodworking - TRC] From Floyd's History of Northumberland County Jacob Masser, son of Johannes, was born Oct. 29, 1812, on his father's farm, where he was reared. He lived and died on the farm now owned and occupied by his son Felix C. Masser, to whom he willed it, a property consisting of 128 acres of rolling, fertile land, on the south side of Line Mountain in Upper Mahanoy Township, a half mile from the Schuylkill County line. This place wasonce the homestead of the pioneer Jacob Wagner (1725-1802). Jacob Masser was not only a successful farmer but also a successful mechanic, in which line he was particularly well known. He learned the carpenter's trade and being called upon to make many coffins followed undertaking also, conducting many funerals in his day. He made considerable furniture of all kinds, and his son Felix has a cupboard of his make which is a most creditable sample of his workmanship. He made a cupboard for each of his daughters. Late in the forties hebuilt the barn which stands on the farm, and he also built a part of the present residence there. In politics he was a well known Democrat and he filled the office of supervisor in his township. He and his family were members of the Reformed Church which he served a number of years as deacon and elder, holding the latter office at the time of his death. He died May 29, 1895, after alife of over eighty-three years in which he had enjoyed unusually good health, having been sick but once shortly before his death. He was a well-built and vigorous man, a good walker, and energetic all his days. (Floyd's p 498) I would be interested to hear from anyone working on this MASSER line. I am descended from Jacob's sister, Maria Margaret, who married Charles REINER. | MASSER, Jacob (I625333430)
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| 463 | 1840 census, pg 181, Upper Mahanoy, 00001-20001 1850 census, pg 241, LittleMahanoy, Benjamin 34 (chairmaker), Mary 34, Catharine 11 Matilda 9, Sarah A 7, Daniel 6, Mary 4, Harriet 11/12 1860 census, pg 083, Cameron, Benjamin Knarr, 43. sawyer $300, Mary 46, Catherine 21, Matilda 19, Sarah 17, Daniel 14, Mary 11, Henry 9, Albert 7, Louisa 5 1870 census, Cameron, Benjamin Knerr, 52, farmer $2000/600, Mary 54, Henry 18, Albert 15, Mary 20, Amanda 10, Louisa 13, Cath Kramer 5, lives in family 1880 census single sp -> 1835, Nathan Knerr and Sarah (Jerusalem, Schuylkill Haven) Catharine 1838, sp Friedrich Kehler and Catharine a different Benjamin, 1/15/1819 - 11/27/1893, buried Spruce St Cemetery, Sunbury in WPA deaths, infant of Benjamin Knerr of Little Mahanoy, died 24 Feb 1852, age 3. | KNERR, Benjamin (I625332845)
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| 464 | 1840 census, pg 186, Augusta, 2100 01-0000 01 1850 census, pg 288,/#290, Lower Augusta, Daniel 44 (potter), Elizabeth 44, Joseph 17, George 16, Mathias 11, Henry 10, Mary 8, Landis 6, Daniel 3, Ellen 1 (by Susanna and Eliz) 1860census, pg 44/#911, Lower Augusta, Daniel 55 (laborer), Elizabeth 50, Mathias21, Henry 20, Daniel 13, Ellen 10, Landis 15, Jeremiah 8, Anna 5 1870 census, Upper Augusta (Daniel Bastron), 64, works patern shop, Anna 16, Daniel 22 stone mason, Jeremiah 18 laborer, From Floyd's History of Northumberland County, pg 840 Daniel Bastian, son of George Michael, Sr.[sic Jr] , was born Aug. 8, 1806, in what is now Snyder county, Pa., and was a young man when he came across the river into Upper Augusta township. There he married Elizabeth Drayer, daughter of Matthias Drayer and they were Lutheran members of the Lantz Church in what is now Rockefeller township, both being buried at that church.Mrs. Bastian died Jan. 21, 1869, aged fifty-nine years, three month twenty-seven days. Mr. Bastian died Dec. 29, 1879. He was a potter, and followed his trade in Sunbury and Upper Augusta township for many years, in his later life also engaging to some extent in carpentering. Mr. and Mrs. Bastian had a large family, as follows: Sarah died in childhood; Joseph was killed while serving in the Civil war (he was married); George, a carpenter, died Feb. 3, 1897, aged sixty years, five months, ten days; Matthias D. is mentioned below; Henry died in young manhood, in Rockefeller township; Polly married Jeremiah Cooper and they lived in Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; Landis is a farmer in Upper Augusta; Daniel died Sept. 25, 1878, aged thirty-one years, two months, twelve days; Mary Ellen married Samuel Fry and died Aug. 5, 1829, aged fifty-six years, ten months, twelve days; Jeremiah, of Sunbury, is a painter; Anna married Henry Naseand they live in Chicago. | BASTIAN, Daniel (I625332803)
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| 465 | 1840 census, pg 192, Augusta Twp, 1100 01-2010 01 1850 census, Lower Augusta, Samuel 45, Mary 40, Sarah 23, George 19, Samuel 14, Lydia 14, Catharine 11,Rebecca 9, Anna 6, Peter 4, Idabella 4, Jeremiah 1, Christian 78 (father) Samuel single sp in 1821 (at Zion Stone) | KRIEGER, Samuel (I625332770)
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| 466 | 1840 census, pg 198, Augusta, 2000 01-1000 01 1850 census, pg 134, Lower Augusta, Joel 44, Mary 40, Benjamin 14, Henry 12, Lydia 10, Sarah 9, Maria 8, Harriet 7, Eliza 6, Rubin 1 1860 census, pg 110/#820, Lower Augusta, Joel 55 farmer 5000/450, Mary 50, Henry 22, Lydia 21, Harriet 16, Elisabeth 13, Reuben 11, Lucinda Rakert and George Wolf 65 (idiot) 1870 census, Lower Augusta, Joel Wolf 65, farmer, $5000/1100, Mary 60, Reben 20, Eliza 22 1880 census, Lower Augusta pg 256D, Joel 74, Mary M 68, Clara W 17 (other) 1890 1900 census marriage in WPA marriages, ref Working Men's Advocate newspaper of 4 Jul 1835 (says "last Sunday"). Marriage by J.P. Shindel. county death recordlists burial location at Wolf's Crossroads | WOLF, Joel (I625333129)
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| 467 | 1840 census, pg 217, Jackson, 0201 001-2120 1 Dr. Meiser has him as John Adam, born 8/13/1795 to Nicholas and Anna M. (Kahler) Adam) perhaps John Adam is also the John Addams, guardian to several of Daniel Herb's grandchildren inthe Orphan's Court records in Sunbury. at cemetery in Urban, Jordan Twp, Dr. Meiser has a Rebecca Adam 1826-1907, d/o John (and Lydia) also Gabriel 1830-1900 (could order death certificate for Rebecca to confirm) | ADAM, John (I625333801)
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| 468 | 1840 census, pg 232, Coal Twp, 00001-00001 1850 census, pg 121, Coal Twp, Jeremiah 36, Lucy 35, George Linton 24 carpenter | ZIMMERMAN, Jeremiah (I625332810)
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| 469 | 1840 census, pg 234, Sunbury, 2200 001-0111 001 1850 census, pg 232, Juniata, Turbett P 12 (Jr?) 1850 census, pg 194/#382, Juniata, Tuscarora, P 60, S 55, SJ 21 note - a different Jacob Bastian, b c 1790, married Elisabeth Hill (d/o Jacob) and died 4/1/1858 in Milton. | BASTIAN, Peter (I625332802)
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| 470 | 1840 census, pg 280 Millerstown, Greenwood Twp, Perry Co, 00002-10011 1850 census, pg 283, Fermanagh Twp, Thos Vanhorn 35, farmer, Margt 30, Sarah 10, Jno R 7, Nathan 5, Jane 3, Jno 60, farmer, Ann Ettinger 18 (is Ann the Mary Ann Hellings d/o Margaret? she'd have to be more like 12 then) (is it Ann, 27, back in Middletown in 1860?) 1860 census, pg 41, #290, Walker Twp, Thomas 43, farmer $4000/1500, Margaret 50, Sarah A 20, Randolph 17 farm lab, Nathan T 15, Emma 11, John 64, gentleman -/$1000 1870 census, Delaware Twp, Thomas 53, gentleman, Martha 34, Catharine ... 16 domestic, Alice Valentine 18 Note: I had the name of the cemetery as Otterbein UMC Church before, now I have East Salem Presbyterian Note: The information for Sarah Ann Vanhorn's lineage wascompiled by my Dad's Uncle Bill (I think). I haven't found any problems withwhat he had (going back to the name Isaac Van Horn). He had lots of birth dates for the John VanHorn generation and on. It appears by the fact that he had so many dates that perhaps he had found a family Bible? I don't know his sources, but the census records seem to show his conclusions reasonable. I had dates of 30 Jun 1816-3 Oct 1872 Internet (cemetery) has 21 Jun 1816-4 Oct 1872 (76-3-13) Note, the first two children, John and Sarah appear to be named after Thomas's parents. Were Nathan and Emma named after Margaret's? No...(they were her siblings) | VANHORN, Thomas Martindale (I625332530)
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| 471 | 1840 census, pg 91, Upper Mahantongo, 1100 01-1200 01 1850 census, Upper Mahanoy, Catharine 40, Daniel 17, Eliza 15, William 11, Mary 10, Samuel 7 1860 census, #437, Upper Mahanoy, Catharine 50?, William 21, Mary 17 1870 census, Eldred, Catharine Harp 69, Samuel 29, Mary 17, sp -> 1831, Jacob Herb and Rebecca [Stahlman] sp -> 1833, George Horner and Susanna [Herb] Note: marriage found in WPA marriage, Vol 2, at Northumberland Co Hist Soc (says by Rev B. Boyer), references Shamokin Canalboat newspaper. William petitioned the Orphan's Court Jan 1845 regarding land he bought from his father in Upper Mahanoy Twp in 1844. His wife was appointed admin in 1848. But later in 1859,supposed to be John and George Klein admins of estate of Catharine Herb, lateKline (same one?) in Sunbury Gazette, 13 Feb 1848, William Herb, 38, died at home of Felix Maurer. (he was butchering with him). of Upper Mahanoy. leftwife and 7 children. | HERB, Wilhelm (I625333756)
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| 472 | 1840 census, pg 92, Upper Mahantongo, 1000 01-0010 1 1850 census, NorwegianTwp, John 47 laborer, Catharine 32, John 12, Daniel 6, Mary E 1, Samuel Ketner, engineer. single sp 1828 -> George Hartlein and Maria [Yoder] single sp 1829 -> Adam Fuss and Catharina John and Maria Johannes 1838, sp John Maurer and Rebecca Hartlein (single) John and Catharine: Daniel 1842, sp Daniel Maurer and Hedwig Yoder | HARTLEIN, Johan (I625334475)
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| 473 | 1840 census, pg 94, Upper Mahantongo, 0100 1-2000 01 1850 census, Upper Mahanoy, Benjamin Nieswander 35, laborer, Catharine 47, Cornelius 16, Isabella 13, Catharine 10, Amos 8, Leah 6, Rebecca Harp 18, Edwin Dorwton 17, James Kaufman 2 (by Samuel Neiswender). ** Following seems to be the same family based on Amos still being there 1860 census, Washington, Snyder Co, Benjamin Nieshmacher 46, miller, Margaret 35, Amos 18, Lydia 7, George 2, Sarah 5/12, Mary Fisher 65 (Maryland) 1870 census, Hazle Twp, Luzerne Co, Benj Neiswender 55,laborer, Margaret 44, Michael 9, David 3 (by Amos 26 and Lydia 19 wife) Nis*r Nic*r Nies*r Neis*r | NEISWENDER, Benjamin (I625332940)
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| 474 | 1840 census, Ross, John Crisman, 2000-101 0001-01 (by Charles Crisman, 10001-00001) | CHRISTMAN, Johannes (I625335868)
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| 475 | 1840 census, Walker Twp, John Nicely, 00001-20021 (by William Patterson) 1850 census, Lewistown, Mifflin Co, pg 268, John Nicely 1860 1870 1880 census,E Ward, Lewistown, Mifflin Co, John Knisely, 67 carpenter, Mary 64, Emma J. 22 | KNISELY, John (I625332573)
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| 476 | 1850 1860 1870 census, pg 723, Springfield, Jesse 61 will mentions (#14489, bk 20:134): to be buried in Springfield burying ground wf Lavina children: Josiah S Cletus S Exec son Josiah | WEIERBACH, Josua J.(Jesse) (I625334152)
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| 477 | 1850 census (age 20, at home with father) 1850 census, Walker Twp, Jacob Knisley 21, farmer, at home of William Adams, 50 1860 census, pg 869, Walker Twp, Jacob C 31 laborer (at Jacob Kauffman home) 1870 census 1880 census, Quincy, Plumas, California, Jacob P, 51, Lilly C 45, and servents 1890 1900census NICELY/KNICELY, JACOB B., mustered in 25 Jul 1861, three years, (44th Regiment) mustered out with company 9 Sep 1864. Enrolled at Mifflintown Pa.age 22, blacksmith, 5'7" tall, light complexion, dark eyes, black hair. Resided Juniata Co. Pa. (also a Henry W. Knicely) (Henry W is buried in the Westminster Presbyterian Church, Fayette, 1840-1929) From Port Royal, Juniata Co, Methodist Episcopal Church: 3. JACOB P. NICELY of Quincy Plums, Cal. to MATILDA HENDERSON of Perrysville Pa. (m) 23 Feb 1864 Perrysville, Juniata Co. Pa. by Rev. G.W. Bouse. Witness: G.W. Anderson. Jacob Knisely, Ap. 6, 1829-March 10 1901 & Matilda G., wife, Dec. 10, 1833 - Feb. 5, 1923. | KNISELY, Jacob P. (I625332578)
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| 478 | 1850 census - where is he?? 1860 census, pg 442/#1112, Eldred, Daniel 33, Lovina 32, Henry 8, William 5, Jessias 2, Daniel 9/12 (with Daniel Schlobig 69and Margaret 61) 1870 census, pg 325, Eldred, Daniel 43, farmer, $3000/800,Lavina 42, Henry 18, William 15, Josiah 13, Daniel 10, Lavina 8, Milton 5, Amanda 1, Margret Slopich 73, retired, $100 1880 census, pg 7/3/187/#52, Eldred, Daniel S 53, Lavina 52, William 24, Sarah D 18, Milton 15, Amanda 10, Margaret Schlappig 82, boarder 1890 census, Eldred, Daniel S 63, Levina _, William 33 farmer, Amanda _ 1900 census, W Eldred #59, Daniel S Smith Jan 1826, M50, farmer, Lovina Mar 1828, 7/5, William B Sep 1855, Amanda Jul 1872 I suspect that Margaret Schlabig was a daughter of Jacob Klock Sr and went by the nickname Peggy. Perhaps without children, Daniel Schlabbig and she left their farm to Daniel S Smith (see land agreement of 4 Nov 1854) since he was taking care of them. Note that Margaret is a "boarder" in 1880, not listed as a relative. copy of baptismal certificate from: K Farley 142 Steins Rd Ashland, PA 17921 | SMITH, Daniel S. (I625333472)
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| 479 | 1850 census age 19 (but ages all seem off) 1860 1870 census, Allegheny Wd 3, Allegheny Co, Joseph Kniseler 37, boat carpenter, Mary 27, Laura 7, Della2, Blanch 8/12 (b Oct) 1880 census, Allegheny, Allegheny, pg 136B, Joseph 42, Mary 36, Laura E 17, Alice 12, Blanch 10, Mary B 7, Joseph A. 5 (barge builder) 1890 1900 | KNISELY, Joseph (I625332579)
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| 480 | 1850 census has Sarah age 56, (born circa 1794). The other ages for the family seem correct, but I'd guess Sarah could be born any time c1791-95 and still be pretty consistent. Confirmation in 1808 at typical age of 15 would push her birth back to 1793. her parents listed as Adam, Sr. is a "best fit". That is, despite my continued look for alternatives, I don't have any evidence that she isn't a daughter of Adam Sr, and several reasons why she is. Consider: - Sarah is identified as a Howerter on Harrison Yoder's Taufschein (original in my possession). - Sarah is identified as a Howerter in Floyd's book on Northumberland Co (Re: Anthony Yoder) - only males Adam Sr, Adam Jr, and Peter came to Howerter's Church area. - Sarah Howerter was confirmed here in 1808. - Sarah Howerter and Adam Howerter are listed together as communicants at Howerters on 3 May 1812 (no other Howerter's there) - Adam Jr "had no children" according to Floyd book (but see 1810 Census) - 1800 census seems goofed up for Adam Jr (00001-00120). (but no young daughter) - 1800 census for Adam Sr matches: 10101-11101 - children being Johannes (if alive), Christina, Anna Maria, and Sarah. - 1810 census for Adam Sr: 00001-01001 (Jr: 11010-01010?) - Peter'skids are accounted for and start in 1805. wf born in 1778. - Sarah's parents would be 52/46 which is a little old, but still OK. - So Adam Sr is only viable candidate for her father. - Sarah appears as a sponser to "sister" Catharine/Anthony Wehry in 1811. - There doesn't appear to be any indication that she could be an illegitimate daughter of one of Adam's other daughters... Problems with this theory: - She's not mentioned as a daughter in Floyd's book (but neither is daughter Salome). Given the accuracy of the rest of the article, that's not a big deal - The mother Catharine is pretty old (not too old) for a child in 1794 - Normally Sarah and Salome were the same name (one the nickname of the other) so it's odd for someone to have daughters with both names (though not *too* odd to me). This is the only one that really bothers me. Her death is based on the fact that she's in the 1850 census, but not in Anthony's will. On the unwed mother theory: The mother would have to have been Catharine, Salome or Elisabeth. This is my second best guess. Certainly, it seems Adam Sr raised her, but maybe she was born out of wedlock. If I were to pick a candidate for that, it would be Elisabeth who would have been just old enough at the time. Elisabeth *maybe* married John Fassler who later were sponsors for the baptims of Harrison Yoder. +Could it be Catharine? I doubt it since Sarah was a sponsor to her in 1811. I can't imagine having the abandoned child being a sponsor for her mother later on. +Could it be Salome? I doubt it. Salome seems to have been married to Jonathan Bastress at that time and there are estate records showing that the only daughter by that father was Catharineborn c1794. The only thing would be if for some reason (!), the daughter Catharine was raised by Adam Sr and "renamed" Sarah (ie Salome). The age would atleast be right. +Could it be Elisabeth? Well, Elisabeth would be just old enough to have gotten pregnant. But I can't figure out what happened to her. Ithink Elisabeth would have to be the most likely of the daughters. She was apparently alive when Adam Sr made his will. a Guess then would be that Elisabeth married John Fassler later (and was a sponsor to Anthony Yoder and Sarah when Harrison was born). How about this possibility - Sarah (maybe a Salome) was born to someone else, and raised as a Howerter? Possibilities: Salome Knappenberger, born 7 Feb 1793, to John A. (Adam) Knappenberger (note - Adam Sr's first sponsor was a Knappenberger). a child of Adam Jr (by a first wife who died in child birth?) | HOWERTER, Sarah (I625332910)
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| 481 | 1850 census, 1860 census, Coal Twp, Peter Dark 35, Elizabeth 33, Miluetta 16, Catharine 14, Persiville 12, Felix 9, Rosy B 2 1870 census, Shamokin, Peter Derk, 48, carpenter, Hannah 55, Kate 22, William 21, Felix 19, Rose 12, Bessie 4, Clara 1 | DERK, Peter (I625334976)
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| 482 | 1850 census, #36/38, Ringgold Twp, Michael 45, Polly 38, Amos 10?, Faltin [Valentine] 84 | SCHÄFFER, Michael (I625332844)
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| 483 | 1850 census, ? 1860 census, Eldred, Monroe, Reuben 31, Mary 29, Sarah 8, Aqualis (m) 5, farmer $600/200 (also Michael Christman's family) 1870 1870 -Aquila is in Richmond Twp, Berks 1880 1880 - Mercer Co? 1880 - Aquila Christman is in Franklin, Carbon Co 1890 veterans schedule, Mary, widow of Reuben, H/176, 16 Oct 1862 - (shot himself) 1900 census, Eldred, Mary, Apr 1829, widow 2/2, in home of Aquilas Dec 1854 wf Mary 1830-1912 (of Reuben) also a Reuben Christman 3 Jun 1836 - 25 Reb 1886 at St. Matthew's (maybe him, but wrong birth year?) Aquilles 1854-1922 wf Amanda 23 May 1857 (or 59) - 24 Aug 1893 One source has Reuben born 1841-1911 as s/o Daniel, wf Mary, b 1830(nah!) another has Reuben born 1829 as s/o Daniel Sarah 3 Nov 1850 Aquilas These are other Reuben Charles 29 Jul 1866 Lucinda 21 Mar 1869 John Amdus 25 Apr 1871 (or son of other Reuben?) Wilson Franklin Monroe 11 Jul 1876 Alvin 4 Dec 1888 | CHRISTMAN, Reuben (I625337109)
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| 484 | 1850 census, Barry Twp, George Kestler, 60, farmer, $4000, Eve 58, Elias 17, Joseph 13, Henry Dehs 20, David Snyder 25, Mary Snyder 24 1860 census, BarryTwp, George Kesler 74, retired, $400, Eve 70, in home of Elias Kesler 29 and his family, and also Elizabeth Dietrich 18, and Martin Banier? 16 | KESLER, George (I625333803)
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| 485 | 1850 census, Barry, John Bailey 55, Mary Warner 30, Daniel Smith 22, lab, Jesse Smith 20, Susan Bailey 50 will of John Bailey mentions Magdalena Werner single, and c/o Jesiah Smith (1877/79) death recorded at Zion's in Ashland other players in this puzzle burried at Kimmel: John Baily, 8? Apr 1787 - 8 Oct 1879 Mary Werner, d/o George and Catharina, 17 Jan 1819 - 4 Jul 1890 (Maryis buried next to John Baily) Susan's death is recorded at Ashland The elder Bely/Baily/Beli/Boley/etc: probably Martin, s/o Frantz of Albany Twp maybe Jacob and Hannah, 1832 (1850 census, Jacob bc 1780, Hannah bc 1783, Barry Twp) note a Catharina Bely married Gideon Merwine 1831 note a Anna Baily married Jacob Moser 1839 1870 census, John Bailey 82, and Anna Mariah 50 (#38.40) | BAILY, Susan (I625335802)
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| 486 | 1850 census, Bristol Twp, Thomas W Blair 38, occ=__rtman, Elizabeth 37 1860 census, Bristol Twp, Thomas W Belair 47, plasterer, $200, Elizabeth 50 | BELAIR, Thomas W. (I625336911)
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| 487 | 1850 census, Bushkill, John Rape 40, cooper (with brother George) 1860 census 1870 census 1880 census, pg 323B, Bushkill, John Reph 61, farm laborer, with brother Michael's family. or 2 Jan 1811 (on worldconnect) | REEB, Johann G. (I625335240)
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| 488 | 1850 census, Canaan Twp, Marion Co, OH, Henry Dunklebergre 57, laborer, (Pa), Leah 51, (Pa), Nancy J Hiner? 7 (Oh), Daniel Dunkleberger 22, laborer, (Pa), Benowell 25, Joel 19 (Oh), George 10, Matilda 8 1860 census, Jackson Twp, Stark Co, IN, Henry Dunklebarger 68, farmer $400/288, Lear 61, George 19, farm laborer (oh) (by Joel 23 and his family) 1870 census, Jackson Twp, Stark Co, IN, Henry Dunkleberger 79, $800/300 (Pa) Leah 70, John 8 (In) (several other Dunkleberger families in same area) Henrich and Catharina: Johann 1816, spJohannes Henninger and Maria Agate Henrich and Lea: Elisabeth 1823, sp Daniel Herb and Elisabeth [Klock] Daniel 1825, sp Christopher Dunkelberger and Catharina [Reichert Frey] Anna 1828/9, sp Johannes Maurer and Susanna Kerstetter(at St Peters Blue) will of father-in-law John Henninger, 1830/36, Upper Mahantongo, mentions c/o daughter Catharina, w/o Henry Dunkelberg (named John and Matelena) | DUNKELBERGER, Heinrich (I625334954)
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| 489 | 1850 census, Coal Twp | BASTIAN, Lucy (I625332808)
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| 490 | 1850 census, Coal Twp, Leonard Kerstetter, 46, farmer, Barbara 40, Saloma 16,Simon 14, Isaac 5, Catherine Raker, age 73 1860 census 1870 census, withValentine D Paul, Catharine Raker, 89 with Jacob Fry, had a daughter Maria 1801-1869, married John Kerstter 1797-1880 | REICHERT, Catharine (I625334949)
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| 491 | 1850 census, Earl Twp, Berks, Jacob Moser Sr 57, farmer $1400, Sarah 50, Amos D 25, Elizabeth 28, Catharine 1, Sames D Long 14, Rachel Ritter 5 Info ondeath and marriage from worldconnect on internet | MOSER, Jacob (I625334911)
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| 492 | 1850 census, Easton, pg 148 On 24 November 1815, Melchior Mixsell, son of Michael Mixsell of Chestnuthill, yeoman, deceased, a minor above the age of 14,petitioned orphans court for a guardian. The court assigned Philip Lessig of Chestnuthill. (Northampton Co. orphans court book 9, p. 2) Melchior and hiswife, Margaret, are buried in Easton Cemetery (plot C-127). | MEIXELL, Melchior (I625334691)
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| 493 | 1850 census, Lima, Carroll Co, IL, Emanuel Hepler 26, carpenter, $1000, PA Mary 20, Daniel 3, Elizabeth 1 (all PA) 1860 census 1870 census, Lima, Carroll Co, IL, Emanuel Hepler 49, farmer, $4000/590, Mary 40, Lydia 20 (IL), John17, Amelia A 15, Wm D 10, Mary J 7, Cora Della 4, Nora? N? 2 1880 census, Lima, Carrol Co, IL, Emanuel Hepler 56, farmer, Della 14, Nora 12 (by Frank Strohicker and Emelia 26 1890 worldconnect has dates 19 Aug 1821 - 16 Jan 1901 - wrong for this one | HEPLER, Emanuel D. (I625333403)
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| 494 | 1850 census, Lower Augusta, Abraham 34, Lucy 33, Peter 7, Sophia 6, Christiana 4, Daniel 3, Maria 2, John 1 Samuel 1mo, Jacob Krieger 9 1860 census, 615/620, Lower Augusta, Abraham 45 farmer -/$900, Lucy A 42, Sophia 17, Christian 16, Daniel 14, Maria 13, John 12, Samuel 11, Abraham 10 Jane 6, Jeremiah 4, Hannah A 3, Catharine 2 1870 census 1880 census, Liberty, Montour, pg 43B, Abraham 64 farmer, Jeremiah 25 From Floyd's History of Northumberland County: Abraham Clement another son of Peter, the pioneer in Northumberland county,was born April 6, 1816, in Lower Augusta township, where he lived for a time,later moving to Milton and thence to Mooresburg. He was a miller by trade, and followed farming also, living with his son Peter, however, for some years before his death. He died in Point township, where his son Peter now lives, March 27, 1895, aged seventy-nine years less eleven days, and is buried at the OakGrove Church in Montour county. His wife, Lucy Ann (Heilman), was a daughter of Daniel Heilman, of Lower Augusta township, and died when sixty-three years of age. She, too, is buried at Oak Grove Church. Fourteen children wereborn to this couple: Peter; Sophia, born March 16, 1843 (married. Elias Baylor); Christiana (married Peter Seiler); Daniel, born Nov. 22, 1845; Mary (Maria), born Dec. 17, 1846 (married D. C. Young; she was lame); John, born March 3,1848; Samuel, born Feb. 27, 1849 (deceased); Abram, born Sept. 12, 1850; Jane; Jeremiah, born Sept. 29, 1855; Hannah, born March 3, 1857 (married S. Raup);Catharine, born June 1, 1858 (married Samuel Wagner); Jacob and Lucy, both ofwhom died in infancy. Some of this family are out West. Baptismal certificate sold on ebay #7410302394, 2 May 2006 Parents, Peter Clements and Sophia [not shown]. Son Abraham, born 6 April 1816, sponsor Michael Clements | CLEMENS, Abraham (I625333194)
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| 495 | 1850 census, Lower Augusta, Daniel 37, farmer, $2600, Hannah 37, Sarah 12, Maria 7, Charles 6, Isaac Trayon? 36, idiotic __? 1860 census, 829/830, Lower Augusta, Daniel 48, farmer, $9500/900, Hannah 50, Maria 17, Albert 15, Mary A Covert 6, Peter Eister 28, Juliana Conrad 18 | CONRAD, Daniel D. (I625333142)
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| 496 | 1850 census, Lower Augusta, Elizabeth 25?, with mother 1860 census, pg 123/#912, Lower Augusta, Elizabeth 50, with mother | BASTIAN, Elisabeth (I625332807)
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| 497 | 1850 census, Lower Augusta, George 50 (with parents) 1860 census, pg 110/#820, Lower Augusta, George 65 (idiot) with Joel's family death is in Sunbury American Paper (see Ed Eisely papers). George Wolf of Lower Augusta died in afire last Tuesday, aged 65 (5/14/1864 paper) | WOLF, George (I625333133)
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| 498 | 1850 census, Lower Augusta, John Krissinger 37, Christina 37, Hiram 15, Mary 14, Nathan 11, Julian 8, Esther 6, Jeremiah 4, Maria 2 1860 census, Penn Twp, Snyder Co, John Crissinger 49, farmer, $1000, Christina 50, Nathan 22, Deborah 20, Juliann 18, Esther 16, Jeremiah 14, Maria 10, Agnes Dormer? 8/12 1870 census, Penn Twp, Snyder Co, John Crissinger 58, farmer, $20000/1394, Christiann 57, Aness (f) 10, Elony? (m) Cauldron 20 (by Jeremiah 24, Catharine 18) 1880 census, Penn Twp, Snyder Co, John Creasinger 68, farmer, Christiana 69, Agnes 20, grandddaughter (by Jeremiah and his family) 1890 | CRESSINGER, John (I625333143)
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| 499 | 1850 census, Mifflin Twp, Dauphin Co, pg 414, Daniel Knerr 27, Mary 24, Sarah2, Lydia Shoop? 11? 1860 census, Jackson Twp, Dauphin Co, Daniel Knerr 37, farmer, $1000 Mary A 34, Sarah E 12, Catharine A 5 James Snyder 15 farm hand 1870 census, Mifflin Twp, Dauphin Co, Daniel Knerr 47, farmer, $3000/1020, Ann Mary 44, Catharine M 16, John A Deibler, Farm Labor 1880 census, pg 103A,Mifflin Twp, Daniel Knerr 57, farmer, Mary 53, Frances Matter 15, niece ? married Mary Matter and lived in Dauphin Co, PA? source of info is Larry Knarr | KNERR, Daniel (I625333463)
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| 500 | 1850 census, Millerstown Twp, Perry Co, pg 543, Benjamin 50, Mary 47, John 25, Edward 22, Rachel 21, Benjamin 16, Mary 12, Emily H 10, Martha E 7, Francis _5 (Benjamin laborer) 1860 1870 1880 census, Millerstown, Perry Co, pg 17B, Mary 77, Martha Sowers daughter, 36, Laura M Sowers, 5, granddaughter cemetery: http://www.pa-geneal.hispeed.com/per/milltnpe.htm | OLIVER, Benjamin (I625336910)
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