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| 951 |
[Signed will as Peter WINDAMUTE] | Windamute, Peter (I815)
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| 952 |
!BIRTH: Edward B. Raub, INTRODUCTION TO RAUB FAMILY HISTORY, 20 May 1943, Easton Public Library, Easton, PA, 9 pages. | RAUB, Michael (I16696)
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| 953 |
!BIRTH: Edward B. Raub, INTRODUCTION TO RAUB FAMILY HISTORY, 20 May 1943, Easton Public Library, Easton, PA, 9 pages. | KUHL, Anna (I16697)
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" Here Rests | Bernhardt, John Peter (I13141)
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| 955 |
"A true Southern Gentleman" | Wintermote, Albert Ralls (I450)
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| 956 |
"Abstracts of Divisions of Warren and Sussex County Estates Filed at Sussex County Courthouse, Newton, NJ from 1789-1918" by Frederick R. Alleman and Virgina A. Brown, 1978: Estate John Wintermute, SB130; Map SB 135, Location: Hardwick Twp., on
the Paullinskill, adjoining Andrew Robbins, Dildine, Peter Wintermute, Joseph Anderson, et al. Heirs-at-law and relationship to deceased; children. Catherine Smith, nee Wintermute Anna Margaret Wintermute Eve Wintermute Henry B. Wintermute
Elizabeth Cassidy, nee Wintermute Susannah Wintermute Dated: May 29, 1811 Recorded: August 6, 1835 | Windemuth, Johannes\John (I1248)
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| 957 |
"Copied from notes of James Edgar Smith" - "Isaac Smith, Sr., a millwright, after marriage to Rachel Wintermute, settled in Blairstown Township, N.J., buying a farm, also erecting a grist mill, the little settlement being named Smith's Mills,
later Painter's Mills, then Kalarama." | Smith, Isaac S. (I6016)
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| 958 |
"Copied from notes of James Edgar Smith" - "The Kinney family originated in Holland and on coming to America settled at or near Stroudsburg, Pa. Have little knowledge of their history." | Kinney, Frederick M. (I10709)
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| 959 |
"Fredrick F. Wintermute and Mary Opdyke was married March the 13 1838. | Opdyke, Anthony (I15570)
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| 960 |
"History of Sussex & Warren Counties" pub. 1881, compiled by James P. Snell, p. 640 - "Blairstown....The exact date of its settlement by civilized man will probably never be known, but there can be no doubt about its being among the earlier
settlements within the limits of Warren County. The original name of the place, so far as we have been able to learn, was "Smith's Mills." Many years before the Revolutionary war a man of that familar name-Smith-had a large grist mill and a
saw-mill on the grounds now belonging to Hon. John I. Blair." (Not this Isaac Smith) P. 653 - "The next grist-mill in this township was built by Isaac Smith in 1831-32, now owned by the heirs of Martin Painter, and know as 'Painter's Mills,"
and located south of Walnut Valley Post Office." | Smith, Isaac S. (I6016)
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| 961 |
"I so well can remember my Grandfather Alonza. As the story goes, I was his pet. I can picture him yet in his paralized condition. He were kid gloves many years due to a eczema condition of hands, night & day. I stay'd with him so much as a
little girl and played his graphaphone for him, got his tobacco for him and listened to his stories. He was a Lion to some and a Lamb to others - as the old saying goes 'Roars like a Lion, Gentle as a Lamb'. My brother Theodore Alonzo, who
lives fifty-seven miles from me in Cedar Rapids, IA, was named by Grandfather Alonzo. He made a bargain with my mother to name him after Teddy Roosevelt which she didn't like. Alonzo said 'Well, she settled for a fancy reed baby carriage." | Strawn, Alonzo (I14918)
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| 962 |
"lived at Centerburg, Ohio, along about 1866" | Moore, Mary (I15178)
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| 963 |
"Mahlon and Hiram slept in a log cabin in the backyard on this place where we lived." | Strawn, Mahlon (I14907)
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| 964 |
"Mary | Wintermute, George (I816)
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| 965 |
"Mary, daughter of Anthony and Anna Opdyke was born Feb. the 13, 1818" | Opdyke, Anthony (I15570)
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| 966 |
"My first view of Indianola was the 25th of April '78 (1878). It was a very nice looking clean, little place-- a store, drug store, court house, a small little school house, a hotel, and a small dwelling house or two. A buffalo cow laarriated
out east of the town some little ways was a novel one to us at least. | DUNNING, Kate (I20)
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| 967 |
"olden-days" stories he used to tell. | Bark, Lewis Alfred (I14498)
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| 968 |
"out of the families Weidenhausen, of Messiner Stamm" | Windemuth, Johannes \ Johan Christoph (I823)
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| 969 |
"Pa Stark" was well versed in Scottish tunes and could sing them in Gaelic. When Thomas actually moved to Michigan is unclear, but he was in Lake Otsego, Michigan in 1888 when his daughter, Margaret, was born there. His naturalization papers,
The Certificate of Citizenship, October 30, 1896, places him in Bay City at about the time he and His father-in-law, Andrew Telfer, started building the house at 600 N. Dewitt St. in Bay City. This house was occupied by the Telfer family
upstairs, and the Stark family downstairs. The property had a barn which housed 2 or 3 cows which provided milk, chickens, which provided meat and eggs, and occasionally a pig. There were also some fruit trees, of which a plum and pear tree
each still remain. The Bay City Directory lists Thomas as a Sawyer in 1910, residing at 600 N. Dewitt. In 1915, he is listed as a carpenter, and in 1920, his employment was as a custodian at the Wenona School, where he remained for many years.
Thomas died in his home after a lingering illness. His funeral was held at 600 N. Dewitt, one of many in that home from 1922 to 1938. | STARK, THOMAS C. (I13516)
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| 970 |
"Pa. German Pioneers from 1727-1808" by R. B. Strassburger, Gen. Pub. Co. 1980 - List 19A Ship Samuel, Hugh Percy, from Rotterdam. Qualified Aug. 11, 1732. | Windemoed, The Emigrator Georg Philip (I1692)
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| 971 |
"Pa. German Pioneers from 1727-1808" by R. B. Strassburger, Gen. Pub. Co. 1980 - List 41B Palatines imported in Ship Harle, Ralph Harle, Master, from Rotterdam last from Cowes. Qualified Sept. 1, 1736 - Johann Jorg Windemuth, List 41A J.
Christophel Windemuth. | Windemuth, Johann Christoph (I277)
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| 972 |
"Penna. German Marriages" compiled by Donna R. Irish, Gen Pub. Co. 1982 p.40 - Children baptized at Six Mile Run on the Raritaens. Parents Pieter Kinne & Eytye (Ida) Williamse, ch. Lenae bp 8 Apr 1711 at Six Mile Run. There are several other
Kinnes listed. These must be Dutch Kinneys and I don't think are connected (lp) | Kinney, Frederick M. (I10709)
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| 973 |
"The Snover Family" compiled by - Edward P. Stone Sr., Amundsen Pub.Co., 1976, and in the NSDAR Library (information copied and sent to Louise Smith P by James Kerr) - "He worked as a miller and he was a master miller in 1727. Later in 1734 he
was a Muskateer in the Churpfalz region. Johanes and his wife, Anna Eliz., had six children born to them in Pfungstadt, Germany, before migrating to America. The family came to Phila. in the ship Andrew Galley, landing 26 Sept. 1737. They
later removed from Phila. to Stillwater, NJ; they were naturalized there on 13 Feb. 1764." He and his wife "are both buried in the old section of the Stillwater Presbyterian Church Cemetery, formerly the Reformed Lutheran Church of Hardwick." | Snover\Schnauber, Johannes (I4410)
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| 974 |
"The Snover Family" compiled by Edward P. Stone Sr., Amundsen Pub.Co., 1976, and in the NSDAR Library (information copied and sent to me by James Kerr) They had no children. She is not in his will, so prob. died before Frederick. | West, Elizabeth (I6881)
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| 975 |
"The Snover Family" compiled by Edward P. Stone Sr., Amundsen Pub.Co., 1976, and in the NSDAR Library - "Margaret Snover, b. 24 Oct. 1771; d. 22 Sept. 1857; m. Frederick Kinney" | Snover, Margaret "Peggy"(Anne) (I6868)
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| 976 |
"We went to Stuben County, NY on our vacation at the beginning of July. | Wintermute, Henry Bernhardt (I2418)
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| 977 |
"Wintermute Family History" by J.B. Wintermute, 1900 "N.S., son of Catharine Wintermute and Isaac S. Smith was b. Feb 6, 1825. He m. Margaret Snyder, May 6, 1854, and had two sons." (Is he Henry K.? That name came from Roscoe Smith notes) | Smith, Henry K. (I13164)
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"Wintermute Family History" by J.B. Wintermute, 1900 - date of birth July 14, 1778. | Smith, Isaac S. (I6016)
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| 979 |
(charmley@darwin.com) | Charmley, Roy Boyer (I5529)
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| 980 |
(Copied from the files of "Bucks County Historial Society" Doylestown, PA) | Strawn, Nancy (I14915)
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| 981 |
(Copied from the files of "Bucks County Historical Society" Doylestown, PA) | Strawn, Mahlon (I14907)
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| 982 |
(Copied from the files of "Bucks County Historical Society" Doylestown, PA) | Strawn, Alonzo (I14918)
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| 983 |
(copy of letter in posession of Susan Meier and also Ed Kornowski) | Misener, Sarah (I14245)
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| 984 |
(German) immigrants from upstate New York have used the "Kilmer" spelling. The tribute to George D. Kilmer (Harriet's father) in 1900 used the spelling "Killmer". The descendants of George Dennis Kilmer that I have located all use the
"Kilmer" spelling, so I have decided to use the "one l" version throughout this genealogy, regardless of whether the family may have at one time used the "Killmer" version or not. | Kilmer, George Dennis (I9461)
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| 985 |
(I think it is interesting that his wife's name is not mentioned.) | Smith, Willard (I13080)
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| 986 |
(marden2000@uswest.net) Marlene McFate Burkheimer - great grandaughter. | Tahash, Miles Addison (I4847)
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| 987 |
(Margaret Snover first wife of Frederick Snover) | Snover, Frederick (I6807)
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| 988 |
(Obituary copied fromthe files of "Diana (Strawn) Milne" Sherwood, OR) | Strawn, William Archer (I14534)
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| 989 |
(the folowing information comes from) Futhey & Cope's History of Chester County, Walter Sheppard's Ships and Passengers Prior to 1684, and George McCracken's The Welcome Claimants. Though not all of these ships reached port in Chester County,
many of those who came over aboard these vessels did settle in and around Chester. | STEDMAN, Sarah (I2380)
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| 990 |
(Tom Cornell's letter to Stephen Emery) | Cornell, Joanna (I3830)
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************************************************************** | McLeish, Andrew (I14522)
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+Catherine KERN | Dufford, Gilbert (I15925)
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| 993 |
+David KERN | Dufford, Gilbert (I15925)
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| 994 |
+Emma SMITH | Dufford, Gilbert (I15925)
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| 995 |
+George SMITH | Dufford, Gilbert (I15925)
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| 996 |
+Mary E. SMITH | Dufford, Gilbert (I15925)
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| 997 |
+Sarah Ann KERN | Dufford, Gilbert (I15925)
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| 998 |
---- In his father's will. he was not mentioned in his | Gustin, Timothy (I15737)
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