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[7686] George Briner moved from Berks Co. to Perry Co. about 1806 and bought his brother Jacob's share in the Thorn tract southwest of Loysville. This farm, just north of the Hidden Valley Boy Scout Camp today, passed from George to his son Solomon. George's grave is at the northwest corner of the Reformed (now United Church of Christ) Church building in Loysville; Anna Maria is buried beside him. For cemetery records on the Internet, see http://www.rootsweb.com/~paperry/leblucem.htm. His taufschein [baptismal certificate], hand-drawn and lettered by Pastor Daniel Schumacher in Berks Co., PA, sold 1 April 2000 at a Lancaster Co., PA auction for $38,500.
[54980] Elizabeth is said to be daughter of Francis Cummings (1740-1807) & Mary Kelley (1748-1807; m. 9 January 1771).
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[45861] This line is from a 2019 unverified family tree in Ancestry.com.
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[26411] George and his wife and children are from unverified data on Ancestry.com in 2009. The 1860 federal census of Madison Twp., Perry Co., PA lists George M. Loy's family immediately beside Andrew Loy's family; George is a farmer (age 47) with wife Lydia A. (47) and children Emaline (16), Wm. H. (12), Jacob (10), Anna B. (4) and Mary B. (2) - also in the household are Diana Bower (43) and John Seraph (19, "apprentice to miller"). "The Perry County Democrat, 25 July 1900," p. 2: "On Saturday afternoon, July 14, 1900, George M. Loy, one of the oldest and best known citizens of the upper end of Perry county, faithfully reached his goal of earthly life. He breathed his last breath in a sweet sleep and entered the portals of death to wake up to behold the glorious eternal morn in the bright world beyond. His grandfather, Michael Loy, was born in Wurtemburg, Germany, and came to America when young. He was sold to a farmer in Berks county for his passage. His father, Nicholas Loy, settled first in Saville township. Nicholas Loy was first married to Miss Miller, to whom seven children were born. By his second marriage, to Mary Kuhn, two sons were born, George M. Loy and the late Capt. Andrew Loy. George M. Loy was born Nov. 5, 1812. He was married to Lydia Ann Bower, in 1838. She was his faithful helpmeet and the loving companion of his life for fifty-two years, when, in 1890, she departed this life. To them were born the following children: Catherine (dead), wife of Wm. W. Woods, of Blain ; William H. Loy, of Cisna Run: Emma, wife of the late James Murray, of Landisburg: Jacob Loy, of Andersouburg; Belle, wife of County Com missioner T.B. Martin, of Madison; and Mary, at home, Andersonburg. Their lives were blessed with these six most faithful and obedient children. Their declining years of life were made happy and joyous by ten devoted grandchildren and nine loving great-grancildren. Mr. Loy was an industrious and successful farmer. He lived for sixty-one years at Andersonburg, Pa. The past twenty-two years were spent in retired life; but during all this time he was able to transact all his business affairs until the close of life. He was a staunch member of the Lutheran church, of strong faith, and was the happy possessor of a sweet, sincere Christian character. He was ever a kind, loving father, grandfather and great-grandfather; a man with a large, liberal heart; a man of true patriotism, who was deeply interested in the highest welfare of his country, a man of careful observation and of more than average intelligence. He lived to a ripe old age and died in his 88th vear. The funeral services were held in St. Paul's Lutheran church last Tuesday morning, Rev. J. B. Lau, hiss pastor, officiated. The pall-bearers were chosen from the men in his employ at death. At the close of the service the 'slumbering robe' was most carefully and tenderly folded around him as the last token and tribute of honor and love. His remains were interred at St. Paul's churchyard. He was dearly beloved and highly respected by all who knew him."
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[49225] An unverified tree in Ancestry.com offers: "When Henry Martin Mckee was born on August 15, 1853, in Jefferson, Pennsylvania, his father, John, was 31 and his mother, Margaret, was 30. He married Margaret Ann Green on August 5, 1875, in Frostburg, Pennsylvania. They had nine children in 22 years. He died on August 21, 1936, in Oliver, Pennsylvania, at the age of 83, and was buried in Frostburg, Pennsylvania. When Margaret Ann Green was born on October 3, 1855, in Jefferson, Pennsylvania, her father, Samuel, was 26, and her mother, Nancy, was 33. . . . She died on September 5, 1918, at the age of 62."
[8001] Betty's obituary: "Betty J. Arnold, 86, of Duncannon, PA passed away Friday, December 5, 2014 at the Stonebridge Health & Rehabilitation Center, Duncannon. Born January 22, 1928 in Perry County, PA she was the daughter of the late Charles A. and Loretta M. (Bolden) Palmer. She was the wife of the late Benjamin W. Arnold who died May 7, 1995. Betty was a homemaker who enjoyed spending time with her family. She was a member of the Duncannon Senior Center, the Red Hat Society, the Duncannon Golden Age and Travel Club, the Duncannon American Legion Auxiliary and a past Den Mother of Cub Scout Pack #64, Duncannon. She attended Christ United Church of Christ, Duncannon. Betty is survived by one son, Benjamin W. Arnold II and his companion Mary Jane; three sisters, Helen Louise Stansfield, Peggy Carl, all of Duncannon, and Doris Kritzer of Dauphin, PA; one brother, James Palmer and his wife Patricia of Halifax, PA; two granddaughters, Nicole M. Calvanelli and her husband Joe of Mechanicsburg, PA and Katelyn R. McCormick and her husband Michael of Enola, PA and two great grandsons, Ayrton J. Calvanelli and Declan N. Calvanelli. She was also survived by several nieces and nephews and many loving friends. In addition to her husband, Betty was preceded in death by a brother John Palmer." Ancestry.com offers: "Palmer Name Meaning - English: from Middle English, Old French palmer, paumer (from palme, paume 'palm tree', Latin palma), a nickname for someone who had been on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land. Such pilgrims generally brought back a palm branch as proof that they had actually made the journey, but there was a vigorous trade in false souvenirs, and the term also came to be applied to a cleric who sold indulgences."
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[13666] Norma L. Stormer, a widow, d. in St. Thomas Hospital, Akron, OH at age 84, a resident of Portage County, according to the certifying physician - see VR. Ancestry.com offers: "Prindle Name Meaning - Possibly an altered spelling of German Bründel, a habitational name from Bründeln near Peine in Lower Saxony, or of Preindl, a Bavarian diminutive of Praun, a variant of Braun."
Peter is subject of an article by Shirley Kitner Mainello in "The Perry Historians, Vol. 36, No.1," p. 2:
Peter was born in Waldenburg, Switzerland on April 10, 1742 and arrived in America as a child aboard the Ship Ann to Philadelphia on September 29, 1749. He was accompanied by his fahter, Daniel, a sister, Ursula, who was younger than Peter, and his older brother, also Daniel, who was 19 years old. Also, his Uncle Jacob and Jacob's wife and children accompanies Daniel.
His father, Daniel Schaublin, and Uncle Jacob emigrated secretly as is written in a report of the Obervogt read in Council on May 14, 1749 in which it states that the two brothers emigrated secretly along with Jacob Tschopp, a saddler. Tschopp left his wife and children behind, however the Schaublins took their children with them.
The desperate circumstances of Switzerland and its neighboring lands had people charging around the country looking for food and work. The times were very difficult due to long years of war and destruction. When peace was finally restored in 1748 hundreds of people were starving and homeless.
Peter's father Daniel Schaublin was married to Margreth Spithaler (Spitler) who apparently died before he left Switzerland.
Upon reaching America, being penniless, he became a redemptioner. The man who paid for Peter and his father and siblings was Ernst Sigmund Seydel, an Oley farmer. Actually, his farm was just of the edge of what is now Exeter Township.
At one point, the older brother Daniel, tried to lure young Peter away with him. The following notice appeared in the German speaking newspaper:
"Sept. 1, 1750: Ernst Sigmund Seydel, Oley, Berks County, gives notice that last year he became security for the payment of passage costs of a Swiss named Daniel Schaeubeli, and eventually he had to pay these costs. Two small children of the Schaeubeli were indentured. Schaeubeli had another son, 19 years old, who has coaxed away his younger brother from Seydel's service pretending he was going to raise money necessary to free the lad. He has collected three times the amount required and has bought a fiddle and a cow with the money." - p. 21, Sowers Newspaper
Daniel, the father, later married Christina Tschumi who came from his hometown in Switzerland. The lived in Berkeley Co., West Virginia.
Peter grew up and married Elizabeth Heins in 1771 in Berks County, PA. Together they had Frederick, Mary Magdalene, Solomon, Abraham, John Daniel, and John. Elizabeth may have died as a result of childbirth. Her last child was born in 1783 and she died the same year.
In 1785, Peter married Christina Lynn, the daughter of Nicolas Lynn who was also an immigrant. They are on the tax lists of Berks County until 1789.
Peter and Christina apparently sold the Berks County holdings and moved to Tyrone Township, Perry County, PA in 1799. (At that time Perry County was still a part of Cumberland County.)
The tax records of Cumberland County show that some of his sons from his first wife were married by 1799 and accompanied their father, mother, and siblings settling near Green Park.
Peter and Christina had twelve more children: Catherine, Susanna, Elizabeth (who died at age 14), John George, John Peter, Bernhard, Mary, Jacob, William, Sarah, Elizabeth, and David.
Peter was a Revolutionary War soldier and is listed in the DAR Patriot Index with the names of both wives. He died and is buried in Perry County, PA in Lebanon Lutheran Reformed Church Cemetery in Loysville, PA.
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Also see "Descendants of my Great Grandparents," Laura Willhide Johnson (1924), p. 46.
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[38929] Find A Grave Memorial 71592896 offers: "Birth year is estimated; he was the father of five children in 1630. Family records, based on old English records dating from 1215 on, establish that 'Whitmore' is one of the oldest of family names. It comes from the Gothic 'wid', meaning spear and 'mar', meaning famous, together signifying 'famous with the spear', the name of a Gothic King. Tradition is that John and his brother, George, came to America about 1630. John, a widower, settled at Massachusetts Bay, along with four of his five children, his wife having died in England. The children thought to have been with him were, two sons and two daughters: Thomas, Ann, Mary and Francis. [There is disagreement amongst professional genealogists as to whether his son, Francis Whitmore Sr., is from a father by the name of Nicholas Whitmore, who lived at Hitchen, Hertfordshire, England and never immigrated to America.] However, extensive research shows THIS Francis did, in fact, receive land from his FATHER, John Whitmore of the New Haven Colony. John was among about nine men who set out from Massachusetts Bay about 1633 and founded a settlement along the Qunnitukqut River (later called the 'Connecticut River'). It was at an Indian village called 'Pyquag', which would later be known as Wethersfield, Connecticut. Tradition has it that his wife, the mother of his children, had died in England. His name first appears in town records when he sold 58 acres of land in 1639. He married the widow of John Jessup, Hannah [Johanna], nee Kerrich. They had no children together. Because of religious disputes they, and several other families, left Wethersfield in 1641, moved sixty miles west and founded the township of Stamford. John was killed in October of 1648, supposedly by Indians, who wished to take his cattle. The complete inquest into the murder of John is recorded on pages 458 through 463 of: Record of the Colony and Jurisdiction of New Haven (Hartford, 1855) by Charles J. Hoadly. The exact location of his burial is not known at this time. It is recorded as at Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut; probably on his farm. Johanna/Joanna may also be buried in the same location, on the old Whitmore farm."