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On Apr 27, 2022, at 12:15 PM, Judy via groups.io <jstubbs100@...> wrote:
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开云体育Fisher, Thrush, Kirker, Crate I am looking for a lead on my G Grandfather Joshua F Fisher b. 10 May 1846 ??Schuylkill Co.?? d. 29 Jan 1929 in Erie Co., PA.? Possible family tragedy between 1846 and 1860, that left our Joshua orphaned. SO, Looking for a birth record for our G Grandfather Joshua F Fisher b. 10 May 1846 Schuylkill Co. d. 29 Jan 1929 in Erie Co., PA m. 1st Rebecca Todd Thompson on 21 Aug 1871 Rebecca Todd b. 29 May 1854 d. 30 Jan 1892 Joshua F Fisher m. 2nd Elizabeth Bole on 6 Jun 1906 Children of Joshua and Rebecca: Mary Jane Fisher 1873-1886 never married, never had children (possibly named after his adopted mother Mary Jane) John Enoch Fisher 1876-1895 never married, never had children (possibly names after his adopted father John H Crate and his maternal grandfather Enoch Dye Thompson) William Kelso Fisher 1879-1956 never married, never had children (maybe named after his paternal grandfather???) Sarah Ann Fisher 1883-1919 m. William H Meredith (possibly names after her maternal grandmother) Samuel Alexander Fisher 1887-1920 never married, never had children (maybe named after his paternal grandfather???) Family history states Joshua F Fisher was adopted by a German family (possibly the Crate's) and that he was born in Schuylkill Co. The Rose Twp., Jefferson CO., PA 1860 census shows a Joshua Fisher living with John H Crate and his wife Mary Jane (Thrush)(daughter of Samuel Thrush and Sarah A Kirker)(Mary Jane aka Mary Jame and Mary Ann). The Rose Twp., Jefferson CO., PA 1870 census shows a Joshua Fisher living with John H Crate and his wife Barbara Ann Cyphert. I heard from a Crate researcher that John Henry Crate did not have any adopted children. Don't know where Joshua was in any 1850! Can't find him in any of the 1850 census lists from Jefferson Co or for Schuylkill Co. Possible family tragedy between 1846 and 1860, that left our Joshua orphaned. I suspect they maybe could be related through the Thrush family, but can't make the connection. Our Joshua named his first born girl Mary Jane likely after Mary Jane Thrush (1st wife of John Crate). She must have had a significant impact on him, either by being a relative of just being motherly to him in her short time with him. He named his first born son John (maybe after John Henry Crate) Enoch (middle name after his wife's father). His third born a son was named William Kelso (Kelso is a common name in his wife's family (Rebecca Todd Thompson)). His fourth born a daughter born, our Grandmother was named Sarah Ann (Sarah was his wife's mothers name). His fifth a son was named Samuel Alexander (might be a clue in this naming). >From the census records it appears he took in two Weaver children who seem to be related to his second wife Barbara Ann Cyphert (cousins). Joshua F Fisher enlisted in the Civil War in Sep 6 1864 and was discharged in Jun 2 1865 A lot of the Thrush's were members of the Lutheran Church in Newville. One Thursh married to a Nancy Fisher specifically catches my eye. That Nancy Fisher is the daughter of John FIsher and Mary Alleman. Among the family trees there is mention of "Old Dutch Church" and "Old Dutch Graveyard" and Grace Reformed Church. While this is all speculation and in the Thrush's are mostly in Cumberland Co., it's a bunny trail I at least must explore. On 4/27/2022 9:19 AM, kathydeiss via
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开云体育In my early year of research I received so much information from this group and website that made large inroads into my family history.?? To get the group going again, I present this information on my Berks Co familyMy line originated with Paul Barlet who came to Berks in 1740 with his brother Conrad Their brother Han Wolf came earlier.? Paul married Catharine Werth My line comes from his son Sebastian Barlet who married Anna Maria Machmer; through Sebastian's son Joshua who married Maria Schaver The primary document for Sebastian's family comes from the over 155 pages of his son's Daniel Barlet's estate documentation.? These papers provide information on the family into the 1890's. Joshua's son Ephraim is my 3rd great grand father.? He was married to Susanna Anna Matternus.? While they had two children, only Henry Franklin Barlett survived into adulthood. Ephraim 2nd wife was Catharine Lewellen.? They are thought to have been married in the early 1870.? They had three children Isaac, David, and Jacob Barlet.? David died in infancy.?? Ephraim and Catharine died in 1873 and 1874 respectively and are buried in the Ivy Hill cemetery in Philadelphia.?? Isaac and Jacob were brought to Wells county Indiana by their Uncle Joseph Lewellen, Catharine brother.? Jacob married Sophia Frances Sutton and became my great grandparents.? The Barlet and Lewellen family are proven by documentation and DNA Connections. In addition to the families named there are tenative connection to the Miller family, Becker family, and the Kline family and several other mentioned in Daniel Barlet's probate records. I would be willing to share my documents and data to help others in their research, or to accept information to expand my knowledge of my families. Northwest Ordinance: "Religion, morality and knowledge, being necessary to good government and the happiness of mankind, schools and the means of education shall forever be encouraged" approved by US CONGRESS July 13,1787 of which 41 member helped write the Constitution which was approved September 17, 1787 On 4/27/2022 12:15 PM, Judy via
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开云体育Keith Nuttle I have a George Llewellyn b. 1872
son of Adam Llewellyn b. 1843 (who was son of
John S Llewellyn b. 1813 and Catherine Kahley) and
Sarah Carbury, married to a cousin Nellie J Graham. On 4/27/2022 3:33 PM, keith nuttle
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In my early year of research I received so much information from this group and website that made large inroads into my family history.?? To get the group going again, I present this information on my Berks Co family |
开云体育My Lewellens begin with Joseph born 1782 in Philadelpha and his wife Mary Lewellen.?? There are two known children.? Amelia (Amy) and Joseph.??? Amelia married Willliam Taylor in Burlington, New Jersey? on Apr 6 1822,? William and Amelia moved to Well Co Indiana in the 1850's.?? There were several children that lived thier lives in that area.?? A book by John William Taylor Jr., William Henry Taylor ( 1004 RIVERTON ROAD; MOORESTOWN, NJ 0805, ROOTS & SHOOTS, INC;7, 1992),? provides extensive informaition on this family and my Lewellen Family.? (Though there are a couple of critical Lewellen errors.)In the 1850 census three generations are living in the same house.? Joseph and Mary are listed as 70 and 78 respectively.?? Thier son Joseph Lewellen is listed as head of house hold and born in 1811.? In 1850 his wife is Emma Holmes who died Mar 28, 1857, he then married Maria.? Maria must have died before 1860 as Joseph is living wih a Steven Caffrey and his family.?? There is a son of Joseph and Maria named George but he was borin in 1861 and died in Washington in 1959.? Josesph and Emma had two children that are tightly connected to my family.?? One is Mary Catharine (Mary in 1850 census).?? She must have met my 2nd great? grandfather Ephraim Barlet during the Civil war as their first son Isaac was born in? Dec 1865.? David died an infant in 1868, and my great grandfather Jacob in October 1869. ? Their marriage is? long and legal story. The other is Joseph who had several children with two wifes, and came to Wells Co. Indiana, and died in Kansas. ? If the families are connected it could be back in Wales. Thank you for working with me Keith Nuttle keith_nuttle@... Northwest Ordinance: "Religion, morality and knowledge, being necessary to good government and the happiness of mankind, schools and the means of education shall forever be encouraged" approved by US CONGRESS July 13,1787 of which 41 member helped write the Constitution which was approved September 17, 1787 On 4/27/2022 6:55 PM, Bess Butler
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Seaman/Saeman, Johann Ludwig? Progenitor of the family in this country.? Lived in Berne/Upper Berne. A founder of St. Michael's Church. Seeking remarriage/death information on his 2nd wife, Catherine.? Also seeking death and burial information for his son Ludwig about 1848. On Wed, Apr 27, 2022, 12:15 PM Judy via <jstubbs100=[email protected]> wrote:
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My Berks County surnames include many who came from Berks County to Northumberland County in the mid-1700s and were congregants of Himmel's and Howerter's Churches, including Schneider, Stupp, Bordner, Balt, Wagner, Dormeier, Truckenmiller, Herb, Heyman, Klock, Dunkelberger, and Heil/Hill. Also, unrelated to the above, but also from Berks County in the mid-1700s: ?Marquart, German, Douglass (the ones for whom Douglassville was named), Hamacher/Hamacker, Bucher/Boucher/Baugher/Booher, and Richards (not Reichart). On Wed, Apr 27, 2022 at 9:15 AM Judy via <jstubbs100=[email protected]> wrote:
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开云体育Darren, ? I also have Schneider, Wagner, Truckenmiller and Hill in my surnames. ? Would you happen to have any of the following people in these surnames: ? Jacob Johann Schneider Sr b. abt 1746 d. Feb 1779 in Berks County Andreas “Andrew” Snyder/Schneider b. 19 Feb 1774 in Berks County d. 3 Nov 1846 ? I’m not seeing a specific link to Berks County on the surnames listed above that I have. ? Thanks Crystal Wollet Deemer ? From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of
Darren Price
Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2022 2:53 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [PABERKS] Roll Call? ? My Berks County surnames include many who came from Berks County to Northumberland County in the mid-1700s and were congregants of Himmel's and Howerter's Churches, including Schneider, Stupp, Bordner, Balt, Wagner, Dormeier, Truckenmiller,
Herb, Heyman, Klock, Dunkelberger, and Heil/Hill. ? On Wed, Apr 27, 2022 at 9:15 AM Judy via <jstubbs100=[email protected]> wrote:
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I have many surnames on this list but here are the highlights:
Sweimler / Schweimler (Hessian POWs) Reichert Schwambach Schinfessel Hohl Weber (esp. Adam Weber 1815-1892) Evans. (Esp. Phoebe Evans b. 1796) Wert (esp. Daniel Wert b. 1814) Kleinginni / Kleinginny Mayberry (esp. Jesse Mayberry b. 1817) Miller Palm Zwalle Hepler Heckman (esp. Daniel Heckman b. 1805) Binkley (esp. Helen Binkley 1852-1924) |
开云体育Looking for Adolph Audenfeld/Audenfield. ?Surname was later used as Erdenfeld/Erdenfield. ? He married Maria Cecilia Gruber Nov 30, 1874 in Smithville, Berks Co. and she later remarried in 1878 so he may have died by that time.?He was born sometime before 1861 in Mertztown Berks Co. ?I have not been able to find him in 1850 or 1860 census nor 1870. ? ?I just don’t know where else to search for him as it appears he is nowhere to be found. ?Thanks for your help m Mary Ann Barrow mab4kids@... |
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Good afternoon & Happy Friday, My family roots in Berks?county are: Huntzinger Brossman Williams Gromis Ray Zeiber Painter Mast Heffley Others in the tree: Ruth, Faust, and many others. Regards, Ben Ray Washington, DC On Fri, Apr 29, 2022 at 12:30 PM Mary Ann Barrow <xchip44@...> wrote:
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开云体育Ben, Who is your Mast dead end, and what do you know for sure. I have done a lot of work on Masts in northern Berks, in Morgantown, and in Europe, and much of it is at? Wikitree. I also have the Gingerich & Krieder volume on Amish and Amish
Mennonite Genealogies. Maybe I can help. Bruce Fosnocht On 4/29/2022 12:34 PM, Ben Ray wrote:
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I have George Christopher Heroldt and Maria Catherine Pontius married in 1744, Berks Co. On Thu, Apr 28, 2022 at 2:18 PM keith nuttle <keith_nuttle@...> wrote:
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Would your Daniel Heckman be the one who married Anne Eller?? Sharon Mills
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Who on the list has researched in the 1720-1840 furnace and forge records of Berks/Philadelphia counties at HSP, State Archives, Hagley Library, Hopewell, CCHS or elsewhere.? Ledgers kept by the extended Rutter - Potts Family, Branson, Old and others.? Anyone?? Many who worked on the iron plantations owned no land and paid no taxes, but had families whose social and economic circumstances are evident from analysis of the ledger records kept by the ironmaster.? I have done a fair amount of research on my family, John Kerlin Sr. (1722-1812), first cousin of John Potts (ca.1710-1768).? Property or tax records for my Kerlin/Kirlin ancestors in Philadelphia or Berks County are few, but the furnace and forge records help to place family, neighbors and associates together and reveal their relative economic wealth. Anyone else research in furnace and forge ledgers of Philadelphia/Berks county? Also, to the person who has Douglass ancestors?? Ever read the Douglass store ledgers from the late 1700s-1840s.? They are at Jenssen Library of Berks History Center in Reading. George Kirlin On Sat, Apr 30, 2022 at 8:01 PM Sharon Mills <s.m.mills@...> wrote:
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开云体育I have many Huntzinger/Hunzinger/Hunsinger in my Sayman (SEAMAN-Berks Co) line.? They migrated to Sullivan County, PA.? Perhaps there is a connection there.? If you need information, let me know at marysaerie@... and I will check my records. ? ? From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Ben Ray
Sent: Friday, April 29, 2022 12:35 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [PABERKS] Roll Call? ? Good afternoon & Happy Friday, ? My family roots in Berks?county are: Huntzinger Brossman Williams Gromis Ray Zeiber Painter Mast Heffley ? Others in the tree: Ruth, Faust, and many others. ? Regards, Ben Ray Washington, DC ? On Fri, Apr 29, 2022 at 12:30 PM Mary Ann Barrow <xchip44@...> wrote:
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