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[44230] Leonard m. Margaret Johnson according to Find A Grave memorial 139165377.
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"The Perry County Times [New Bloomfield, PA]. 21 Jan 1965," p. 10: "E. Floyd Briner, 60, of Loysville, died Monday, Jan. 18 at his home. He was a member of the Lebanon United Church of Christ, Loysville. Mr. Briner formerly operated grocery stores in Loysville and Ickesburg. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Effie M. Briner; two sons, Richard F., Loysville, and Dale E. Briner, Wayzata, Minn.; three sisters, Mrs. Harriet Cless and Mrs. Hope Elder, both of Harrisburg, and Mrs. Sarah Schreffler, Blain; two brothers, Dewey, of Mechanicsburg RD 4, and Garber Briner, Venice, Fla., and seven grandchildren." Also see "Honoring the Past: Ickesburg, Eshcol, Roseburg, Saville & Erly, Pennsylvania 1755-1955," Linda Martin Gilmore (published by the author, 2018; ISBN 978-0-9911221-6-5), p. 111.
[21698] John m. Eliza _____. John is son of John Gorham and Elena _____ according to the unverified LDS Church's IGI file (AFN: 8M55-9B). Also see the unverified site: http://www.odenkirk.com/html/fam01982.htm
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[44782] Albert and Martha are from the unverified MQ6T-KSX file in FamilySearch in 2019. "Pottsville Republican, 5 March 1979," p. 2: "Albert L. Morgan, 66, of RD1 Lykens, a retired farmer, died Saturday morning at the Tri-Valley Medical Center, Valley View. Mr. Morgan was a son of Arthur Morgan, Pitman and the late Carrie Stehr Morgan. He was born at Pitman July 23, 1912. He was a member of Zion Evangelical Congregational Church, Piman and the Woodmen of the World Lodge 433, Pitman. He was married to the former Martha Rabuck May 19, 1934, at Pitman. Surviving, in addition to his widow and his father, are a son Albert N., of RD1 Lykens; two grandchildren; seven sisters, Dorothy, wife of Albert Kehler, Harrisburg; Ethel, wife of Harold Hummel, Evelyn, wife of Norman Rothermel, and June, wife of James Miller, all of RD1 Hegins; Marion, wife of Roy Shadle. Ringtown; Dolly and Shirley Morgan, Pitman; one brother, Roger Morgan, Hegins. Services will be held Wednesday afternoon from Zion Evangelical Congregational Church, Pitman, with interment in Zion Cemetery. The Rev. A. E. Rhoads of Pitman and the Rev. Mark Weaver, E.C. pastor from Gratz, will officiate."
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[22543] Elizabeth m. 30 Sept 1848 Horace Burton Yearwood (a Colonel and quartermaster under General Beauregard during the War Between the States). Their son, John Scruggs Yearwood (b. 12 Jan 1850, d. 1 Aug 1903) bought the Monroe Democrat in Jan 1884 (circulation 800); President Grover Cleveland appointed him Sweetwater Postmaster in 1885.
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[23902] The Wenrich history at http://www.wenrich.net/history/other/Pwen.html states: "John was a farmer and blacksmith. He lived in Tulpehocken Twp. where he was taxed on land, livestock and two stills. He was also taxed on land in Heidelberg Twp. (This was before Marion Twp. was erected.) John was recorded in both townships in the 1790 census. He took an Oath of Allegiance in 1777. A John Wenrich served as a private in the Revolutionary War but we have no way of knowing if it was this John. He became a deacon of the Little Tulpehocken Church in 1774. Burial records say there were ten children. John left a will which mentioned all the children listed below except Barbara. The Blue book of Schuylkill County lists the husbands of Barbara and Christine and says George Zerbe was a son of John Zerbe. In his will, John made provision for an un-named second wife and an un-named infant."
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