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| 751 | Body donated to medical science | Moray, Shirley Lee (I16576)
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| 752 | Body donated to medical science | Weaver, Nancy Jane (I787)
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| 753 | Body donated to medical science, Specifically: Osteopathic College of Kansas City | Beal, Roy Curtis (I16083)
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| 754 | Body donated to science. | Breneman, T SGT Lewis Rathman (I30057)
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| 755 | Body donated to science. | Hoyer, Helen Arlene (I30063)
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| 756 | Body lost or destroyed, Specifically: Buried in the old Quaker cemetery which has since been destroyed/lost | Gruwell, Timothy Sr (I16368)
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| 757 | Bonnie E. Hackman, age 69, of Camp Hill, passed away on October 17, 2018 at Holy Spirit Hospital. Bonnie was born on May 27, 1949, in Harrisburg and was a daughter to the late Walter S. and Iris (Stephenson) Hackman. Bonnie was a devoted and active member of Market Square Presbyterian Church, Harrisburg. She enjoyed singing in the choir for over 30 years. Surviving are cousins Gomer Stephenson, Stephanie and Tammy Stephenson, as well as many friends and her dog Breezy. She graduated from the University of Kentucky with a teaching degree. Bonnie retired from the PA Society of Public Accountants in 2015. She was previously employed at the HR department of Dauphin Deposit Bank. She loved dogs and served as a dog trainer, officer, and Secretary of the Obedience Training Class of Harrisburg (OTCH). She was an avid traveler in her early years. Bonnie was well read, intelligent and followed current events closely. She enjoyed playing board games, fine dining, and reading literature. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, October 27, 2018 at 9:30 A.M. at Market Square Presbyterian Church on 20 S 2nd St Harrisburg PA 17101. Burial will be private at Shoop's Cemetery, Lower Paxton Twp. Published on Pennlive.com and in The Patriot-News from Oct. 22 to Oct. 23, 2018 | Hackman, Bonnie E (I9460)
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| 758 | Book of Biographies - Berks County "Horace D Bertolet was born in Oley Township, and during his childhood and early boyhood live in Fridensburg, Berks County. When yet a lad of probably sixteen or seventeen years he entered the employment of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. Here his mechanical genius was so apparent that it attracted great attention and was a matter of surprise to his employers. He soon developed great skills, and was the best mechanic in the employ of the company an so considered by them. One of his inventions now in use by all of the railroads in the United States is a cylinder cock apparatus exhausting the water from the cylinder of locomotives, in place of the ordinary stop cock. He afterwards entered the draughting department of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, and many of the best machinists of the city today were students under him in mechanical drawing. He was a natural genius in mechanics and was widely known for his skill. His future looked most promising, and his friends predicted for him a brilliant career in that field, but most unfortunately their prediction was never fulfilled. His untimely death at the age of thirty four years cut off the life that had begun with such a promise of usefulness, and was the cause of universal sorrow to all those who knew and heard of him." | Bertolet, Horace De Turk (I26816)
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| 759 | Born "on Linville Creek", Augusta County, VA, present day Rockingham County, VA. Both the year of his birth and the exact date of his death are subject to discussion. There are varying stories regarding his death during the 'Winter of the Big Snow', with the evidence pointing to a death in December of 1830. His sons buried him in section 29 of the area that would be named Fountain Green Township 20 years later. | Lincoln, Mordecai (I3369)
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| 760 | Born & Died in Zurich Husband of Regula Father of Jacob Steiner Added from Geni.com by Kari David Wright 12/16/2017 Geni.com has NN Steiner, of Zurich, dob @1400, to be the Father | Steiner, Zacharias (I29672)
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| 761 | Born 1659 in Baalborn Pfalz, Bayern, Bavaria. Emigrated to England then to American Colonies. Died enroute on ship Mitford. Burial was at sea in Atlantic Ocean. Family eventually settled in Stouchburg, Berks County, PA Name anglicized as John George. ∼ Birth • • 11 January 1652 Baalborn, Mehlingen, Kaiserslautern, Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany Christening • • 11 January 1652 Otterberg, Kaiserslautern, Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany Death • • 1710 On Ship Midfort enroute England to Neu Stuttgardt, Schoharie Valley New York, British Colonial America Burial • • 1710 buried at sea with son Johan | Riet, Hans Jurig (I33610)
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| 762 | Born 1670 in Pembrokeshire, South Wales History of Bucks County, PA, Vol 3 by William H Davis - The James Family: The James family of Bucks county is of Welsh origin, being descended from John James and Elizabeth, his wife, who with sons Thomas, William, Josiah, and Isaac, migrated in the year 1711 from the parish of Riddillyn, Pembrokeshire, South Wales, and settled in Montgomery Township, Philadelphia, now Montgomery County. They were Welsh Baptists, and the vanguard of the little colony of that denomination who eight years later organized themselves into a church known as the Montgomery Baptist Church, of which the James family were members for many years. New Britain and Hilltown Baptist churches were offshoots of this ancient church. The James family contributed largely to the moral and financial support of the New Britain church for many generations. William James, son of the emigrant John James and Elizabeth his wife, from whom most of the family now residing in Bucks County are descended, was born in Pembrokeshire about 1692, and died in New Britain Township, Bucks County, in 1778. He seems to have been the favorite son, and was the largest landowner of the family. In the year 1725, his father and brother Thomas conveyed to him 206 acres of the 1,000 acre purchase and, in the same year, he purchased of his brother Josiah his allotment of 235 acres of the same. In 1738, he purchased of John Kirkbridge 2,207 acres of the society lands, part of which is still the property of his descendants. He also owned other tracts of land near Chalfont, which became the property of his sons-in-law. He conveyed practically all of his land to his children in his life time: in 1749 to John the 206 acres, and to Isaac the 207 acres, and in 1758 to Abel the 235 acres. William James married in 1718. The name of his wife was Mary, but nothing more is known of her. She was baptized at Montgomery church in 1719 as "Mary, wife of William James". She died about 1765. William and Mary James had five children: John; Isaac; Margaret, who married Henry LEWIS; Abel; and Rebecca, who married Simon BUTLER, JR. ''''''''''''''''''''''' WILL of: JAMES, William, New Britain, Bucks Co, PA WRITTEN: January 17, 1776 PROVED: August 6, 1778 Filed: August 26, 1778 "In the name of God Amen the Seventeenth Day of January in the year of our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred & Seventy Six, I, William James of the Township of New Britain in the County of Bucks and Province of Pennsylvania, yeoman being well stricken in years but of sound mind & memory........" | James, John (I25808)
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| 763 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I33804)
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| 764 | Born at Arch Spring, Huntingdon County Son of Marshall C. & Clara M. (Cozzen) Isenberg Husband of Lena V. Root Pennsylvania Deaths 085910 (1965) Tyrone Daily Herald, Tyrone, Pennsylvania, Saturday, 4 September 1965 | Isenberg, Alfred Porter (I27734)
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| 765 | Born August 16, 1860 in Boston, Massachusets to William J. Say and Anna (Hadley) Say. Married to Daisey P. Say. Worked as a Physician. Passed away August 27, 1930 at U.S. Veterans Hospital, St Louis County, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri aged 70 years 11 days. Cremated August 29, 1930 at Missouri Crematory, St Louis, Misosuri and later buried at Bellefontaine Cemetery, St louis, Missouri. | Say, Willlaim J (I15456)
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| 766 | Born Caernarvon Townshop, Berks County, he served as as Ensign in the British during the French and Indian War, stationed at Fort Augusta in Northumberland Conty, a fortress that effectively held the Susquehanna Valley for the British colonist and limited French incursions deep into Pennsylvania. He later took part in the second expedition against Fort Duquense (in what is now Pittsburgh), and rose to the rank of Lieutenant in the 2nd Battalion of Regulators, serving as an aide to the Battalions commander, Colonel Hugh Mercer. Becoming a resident of Philadelphia after the war, he became a successful merchant. He wholeheartedly threw his support in the cause of Indpendence at the start of the Revolutionary War, and on December 4, 1776 he was appointed by the Philadelphia Executive Council as Colonel and commander of the 1st Battalion of Associators of the City of Philadelphia and Northern Liberties, and later became Colonel of the 3rd Battalion, Philadelphia County Militia.. His command became part of General George Washington's Army, and he fought in the Battles of Princeton and Monmouth. At Princeton, he was with Hugh Mercer, now a General in the Continental Army, as he lay dying from the severe wounds he received in the engagement, and received General Mercer's sword in the last gesture of the General's life. In 1780 he was appointed as Superintendent of the Commissioners of Purchases for the Continental Army, and was the Wagon-Master for the State of Pennsylvania - two duties he performed until the end of the war. Returning to Philadelphia after Independence was won, he engaged in a sugar refinery business (one of the first in the country) with his son-in-law, Alexander Douglass. His father, Jacob Morgan Sr., was a prominent figure in Berks County, and in the Revolutionary War. Source: History of Berks County, Pennsylvania: in the Revolution, from 1774 to 1783 by Morton Luther Montgomery, Reading PA, 1894. | Morgan, Colonel Jacob Jr (I19359)
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| 767 | Born Emily Este Lea (1907/1983), she became the wife of Henry Gest, and together they had two children. | Lea, Emily Este (I17306)
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| 768 | Born in Atlanta, GA. Died in Fayetteville, GA. Mrs. Anne Emerson, age 90, of Fayetteville, died April 8, 2011. She was preceded in death by her husband of 69 years, William Donahue Emerson. Survivors include daughters Karen (Kenneth) Lanier of Byron, Sherry (John) Davis of Milner, Mikie Emerson and Terry Crosby of Guayaquil Ecuador, sons, Dr. Jay (Donna) Emerson of Kalamazoo MI, David (Tina) Emerson of Fayetteville, 8 grandchildren, 9 great grandchildren, one great great grandson, and nieces and nephews. A funeral service will be held Monday, April 11 at 1 pm at St. Gabriel's Catholic Church, Fayetteville. Burial will follow at Westminster Memorial Park, Peachtree City. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Home, 760 Pollard Blvd SW, Atlanta GA 30315. Atlanta Journal Constitution, Sat, April 9, 2011 | Eyrich, Anne Catherine (I9759)
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| 769 | Born in Brownstown, he was the son of the late Chester R. and Katie M. (Hackman) Weaver and was the husband of Nancy J. Glassmyer Weaver. A member of New Joy Brethren in Christ Church, Ephrata, he was a graduate of Ephrata High School Class of '42. Luke served in the US Marine Corps during WWII being one of the first to land in Japan. He also served in Guadalcanal, Guam, Okinawa and Pearl Harbor. Luke enjoyed spending time hunting and fishing at his hunting camps in Franklin and Fulton Counties. In addition to his wife, Luke is survived by two sons: M. Steven Weaver (Kim) of Lancaster and Michael Weaver (Liliya) of Ephrata; two daughters: Brenda Dooley of Lititz and Beverly Thomas (John) of Northumberland; brother: Jacob Weaver of Oklahoma; two sisters: Pauline Spangler and Nancy Bingeman (Harold), both of Ephrata, and 15 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a brother, Samuel E. Weaver (Sue). A memorial service will be held 10:00 AM, on Saturday, January 23rd at Conestoga View, 900 E. King St., Lancaster, with Dave Brubaker officaiting. Interment will be in the Mount Joy Cemetery with Military Honors being accorded by the Red Rose Honor Guard. In lieu of flowers the family requests memorial contributions be sent to the American Diabetes Assn., 3544 N. Progress Ave., Suite 202, Harrisburg, PA 17110 or to Hospice of Lancaster County, P. O. Box 4125, Lancaster, PA 17604. Gravesite Details In the obit it lists that M Luke Weaver was predeceased by a brother, Sam, whose wife is Sue. Sue Weaver died the morning of Luke's funeral - Jan 23, 2010. | Weaver, Martin Luke (I788)
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| 770 | Born in Centerport, Pennsylvania on 27 February 1916, Harold P. Boyer was the son of Alvin F. and Katie (Graeff) Boyer; the brother of Arthur Boyer of West Wyomissing, Berks County, Helen (Boyer) Wieder, wife of Russell Wieder of Shillington, Berks County, and Irvin Boyer of Reading, Berks County; and the husband of Florence M. (Ludwig) Boyer of Shillington. WORLD WAR II MILITARY SERVICE Electrician's Mate 2/C, U.S. Navy, 8 May 1943 - 13 October 1945. AFTER THE WAR From 1959 until his 1 January 1985 retirement, he was a salesman for the Griffith & Bixler furniture corporation in Knauers. Harold P. Boyer died at his Mifflin Park home in Shillington, Berks County of natural causes on 4 June 1985. The Iredale Funeral Home in Shillington handled his funeral arrangements with interment made at the Forest Hills Memorial Park in Exeter Township, Berks County. Sources: Obituary, "Reading Eagle" (5 June 1985), Reading, Berks County, Pennsylvania; Pennsylvania Veteran's Burial Index Card (information provided by his widow, Florence M. Boyer, 6 June 1985). | Boyer, Harold Penrose (I8448)
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| 771 | Born in Cumru, Berks, Pennsylvania, United States on 23 Jan 1815 to Abraham Steffy and Elizabeth Remp. Abraham Steffey married Sarah Hurtung and had 13 children. He passed away on 18 Jun 1885 in Mohnton, Berks, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Abraham and Elizabeth(Remp) Steffy and grandson of Jacob and Catharine Remp. (courtesy of Find A Grave contributor Neil D Scheidt) | Steffy, Abraham (I344605648661)
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| 772 | Born in Europe in Oberhurst. Soldier marker. Son of George Wolf and wife Apolliona nee Meierin | Wolf, Pvt Daniel (I25133)
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| 773 | Born in Hatfield, Pennsylvania on 16 December 1915. Father one one daughter. WORLD WAR II MILITARY SERVICE: Private, U.S. Army. Enlisted on 10 August 1945. Honorably Discharged on 30 January 1947 at Ft. Dix, New Jersey. Died in Allentown, Pennsylvania on 19 September 1985. Interred at Arlington Memorial Park in Whitehall, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania on 23 September 1985 [sic]. Funeral Arrangements: Cantelmi Funeral Home. Source: Pennsylvania Veteran's Burial Index Card (information provided by Lehigh County, 17 October 1985). Gravesite Details World War II Flag | Snyder, Melvin Benner (I18365)
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| 774 | Born in Hebron, Cocalico Township and died in Bern Township. | Kissinger, Ulrich (I314494662036)
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| 775 | Born in Heidelberg Twp., a daughter of Ludwig Stichler and Magdalena Fisher, she was the wife of Francis Ruth. Her surviving children were Catharine, Jonathan, Josiah, William, Daniel, Magdalena, Mary and Anna. She died from a stroke. | Stichler, Sarah (I25326)
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| 776 | Born in Heidelberg Twp.; son of William and Elizabeth Werner; husband of Sarah Werner; survived by children W. John, Monroe and William. He was a carpenter; he died of consumption in Jefferson Twp. | Werner, Reuben (I353)
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| 777 | Born in Kettenbach, Germany daughter of Johannes and Anna Margretha (Mueller) Jungel. Married Johann Martin Zerbe 11 Feb 1697 in Kettenbach, Germany. Emigrated 17 Jan 1716 at Mayor's Count, Albany, NY. Died in Tulpehocken Township, Berks County, PA. | Jungel, Anna Elizabetha (I24787)
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| 778 | Born in Lancaster Pennsylvania, son of Maria (Good) and David Martin | Martin, Peter Good (I10672)
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| 779 | Born in Lower Heidelberg Twp. Christened, St. John's [Hains] Reformed Church 5/6/1877 a twin | Ruth, Joseph Henry (I314494663532)
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| 780 | BORN IN MONTPELIER OHIO. Son of Lawrence and Alverda (possibly "Verda" same cemetery) (Turner)Arkwright. Worked at Simpson Mfg in Ohio. Veteran of WWII. Member of the American Legion. 2 Dau 1 son 2 sisters survive | Arkwright, Rolland M (I16260)
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| 781 | Born in Oliveri, Sicily, she was a daughter of Stefano and Maria (Dogali) Corvaia, and the widow of Henry Angstadt. She worked for the Baldwin Brass company and for the Victor Emmanuel Society, She was a member of St. Anthony of Padua Roman Catholic Church. She was survived by three sons, three grandchildren, a great-grandchild, three brothers and three sisters. | Corvaia, Tindora (I9689)
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| 782 | Born in Pennsylvania on 27 Aug 1857 to Benjamin L. Brossman and Catharine "Kate" Werner. George W. (Franklin) Brossman married Ellen M. Richard and had 2 children. He passed away on 1930. | Brossman, George W (I24140)
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| 783 | Born in Pennsylvania to Mary (née Geary) and John Lyons. Married Daisy Louisa Erb on 6 June 1914, in San Francisco, California. Father of: Joseph William (1915-1994) Dorothy S. (b.1916) | Lyons, Joseph Augustine (I32176)
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| 784 | Born in Pennsylvania. Aged 24y; pneumonia. In same plot as Napoleon Collier. Died, on Tuesday night, the 23d inst., Mrs. MATTIE, wife of N. B. Collier. Funeral services will take place at the Christian Church this afternoon. Illinois State Journal, Springfield, IL, 3-25-1869 | Ford, Martha Pine (Collier) (I30999)
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| 785 | Born in Providence Township to Norman F. and Ethel M. Rineer Hackman, he was survived by his wife Grace Landis Hackman of Lancaster. He served in the U.S. Army Air Corps during WWII. He worked for J.D. Eckman Construction Co., specializing in bridge and road construction. | Hackman, Robert R (I26749)
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| 786 | Born in Reading, a son of the late Irvin E and Helena (Miller) Rigg, he was employed as a warehouseman by PC Fruit & Produce for 37 years, retiring in 1961. Wife: Francis V Howe | Rigg, John Henry (I3086)
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| 787 | Born in Reading, he was a son of Kathryn C (Unger) Gensemer, a resident of Spruce Manor, and the late Lehman A Strohecker. He was appointed to the city's police force on October 2, 1950. He retired February 28, 1975. He was a Navy veteran of World War II. Wife: Concetta Festa | Strohecker, Harry Jacob Sr (I9653)
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| 788 | Born in Reading, she was the daughter of the late Luther and Mary Hassler Fitterling. Surviving in addition to her husband are a son, Brian L., married to Donna Long of Chicago; two daughters, Christine, married to Gary E. McQuate of Rehoboth, Del., and Patricia L. Rider of Mt. Airy, Md. | Fitterling, Eva Isabella (Long) (I28256)
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| 789 | Born in Robeson Twp., Pa. s/o Benjamin Dickinson and Elizabeth Kutz children Benjamine F., Winfield S., Mary, w/o Charles Barto; brother Newton | Dickinson, Nelson (I14874)
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| 790 | born in Rock Creek Twp, Wells Co IN | McAfee, Clarence Lloyd (I8789)
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| 791 | born in Rock Creek Twp, Wells Co IN married Clarence McAfee on 26 Feb 1920 in Uniondale, Wells Co IN Inscription w/o Clarence | Derr, Rela Kay (I8801)
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| 792 | born in Skippack township (now Montgomery county) married Catharine Fischer 1765 5 sons and 4 daughters Source: "New Bethel Zion Church, Grimville, Greenwich Township, Berks County : originally Bethel Church, locally named the Stone Church, known officially as the Greenwich Congregation, 1761-1802 / translated by Amandus S. Leiby ; Zoltan Lenky and Calvin Herring, collaborating." | Christ, Valentin (I284522706478)
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| 793 | Born in Warwick Township, Lancaster county, he was a son of Charles D & Lucy Ann Engle Hackman. | Hackman, Aaron Samuel E (I17886)
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| 794 | Born in Warwick Twp., Lancaster Co., PA. Died at Doon in Waterloo Township. Son of Christian Erb Sr. & Maria Winger / Wenger Erb. Christian Sr. born 1703 Switzerland and died in 1810, Warwick Twp., Lancaster Co., PA. Maria Winger was born 1705, Switzerland and died in 1765, Warwick Twp., Lancaster Co., PA. Christian Sr. and Maria married in 1725. Christian, with his parents, emigrated on 8 October 1737 to the Port of Philidelphia, Province of Pennsylvania in U. S. A. Recorded on the 1790 & 1800 census at Warwick Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Christian and Maria emigrated about 1806 to Waterloo County, Ontario, Canada. | Erb, Christian Wenger (I26292)
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| 795 | Born in West Cocalico Township he was a son of Absalom and Susan [Eberly] Bard. He had seven daughters; Mildred wife of Monroe Gehman, Cora wife of Ralph Miller, Ada wife of Floyd Gaul, Fern wife of Clarence Henry, Mignetta wife of Edwin Shober, Hilda wife of Clarence Garrett, and Myra Jane wife of J Richard Stauffer. He also had a son, Harlan Bard. | Bard, Robert E (I18779)
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| 796 | born in West Cocalico Township, he was a son of Davilla W & Sallie Hassler. Grandson of E Charles & Sarah Hassler of Reading, Pa. Died from Whooping cough and pneumonia | Hassler, John Richard (I7124)
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| 797 | Born in West Cocalico Twp., she was a daughter of Isaac and Amanda [Binkley] Sweigart Survived by two daughters, Sally A. Hassler, wife of Larry L Fasnacht and Minnie Heister, wife of Ralph S Harding. | Sweigart, Sallie B (I4684)
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| 798 | Born in what was then Old Liberty County,Texas,USA to Nancy Ann Lyons(1810-1854)&her 1st husband John L.Bryan(1803-1842) | Bryan, Mary Jane (I7242)
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| 799 | Born in Wilmington NC; 58 year resident of Clifton Heights; died at home Member of St Mark Lutheran Church in Clifton Heights; served as secretary & treasurer of the womens group & was a longtime chairperson of the Social Ministry Committee; member of Delco Assembly 31 & the Artisans Order of Mutual Protection Lodge Wife of (61 years) Howard W Lentz; Mother of Howard W Jr, Bruce E, James R, Richard A & Nancy L 8 Grandchildren & 3 Great Grandchildren Delaware County Daily Times 10-18-2006 | Walker, Barbara H (I17366)
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| 800 | Born in Zurich, Switzerland in 1485 and died there after 1510. Wife of Felix Steiner & Mother of Hans Steiner. Daughter of Hans Felix Glaser and Ursala Glaser | Glaser, Margarthea (I29670)
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