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[46567] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 25 May 1920, p. 6: "Caleb B. Goodwin, a native of Mariavllle and son of the late Richard Goodwin, died in Arlington Mass., May 19, after several years of failing health, aged 73 years. He will be remembered as manager of the Woodland House, Dedham, for some time, and also of a restaurant at Mount Desert Ferry, later removing to Massachusetts. His first wife, who was Amanda Frost of Mariavllle, died a number of years ago, and he is survived by his second wife and two daughters, Mrs. Clarence Tyler of Pittsfield and Miss Etta Goodwin of Bangor; also one brother, Charles of Mariaville. The late George Goodwin of Dedham was a brother. Mr. Goodwin belonged to the order of Masons. He was ambitious and enterprising and esteemed by many friends. His remaims arived Friday morning and funeral services were held at Eastern cemetery, Phillips Lake, where burial took place beside his first wife."
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[9443] "The Sentinel [Carlisle, PA], 29 August 1986," p. 4. "Charles D. Hoerner, 85, Steelton, died Thursday in Polyclinic Medical Center. He was a graduate of Shippensburg Normal School and Ursinus College. He was a member of the Centenary United Methodist Church, Steelton, and the Men's Bible Class and Fellowship Club. He was Director of Music and Choir Director at the church. He was a retired school teacher who taught in West Fairview, Newville and Steelton schools for over 42 years. He was a member of the National Retired Teacher's Association, the Pennsylvania State Educator's Association and AARP. He was a member of the Hershey Symphony Orchestra and a past member of the Harrisburg Symphony. He managed the Penny Arcade in Hershey Park for 37 years. He is survived by three daughters, Jean Faul, Steelton Sandra Rogozinski, Seattle, Wash., and Karen Hoerner, Steelton; one son, John M. Hoerner, RD2 Gardners; one sister, Pearl Wollerton, Newtown Square; 14 grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. Services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. in the Centenary United Methodist Church, 1010 Orchard Drive, Steelton, with the Rev. Charles A. Russ officiating. Burial will be in the Restland Cemetery, Loysville."
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[45883] Rebecca is from a 2020 unverified file L6PV-CJV in familysearch.org which states she is daughter of Samuel Krieger (1795-1869) and Mary Magdalena Rowe (1798-1865, m. 1819 in Coshocton, OH).
"The Daily Item [Sunbury, PA], 30 June 1958," p. 19: "David L. Minnich, 71, of 1036 North Sixth Street, Reading, died Sunday evening in St. Joseph's Hospital, Reading, following a brief illness. He had been a patient In the hospital for a week. Mr. Minnich was born in Klingerstown, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward Minnich. He spent a major portion of his life in Rough and Ready, and lived in the Herndon area for about 10 years. Mr. Minnich operated a general merchandise store at Rough and Ready, and was last employed as a maintenance-man at Grace Evangelical Church, Reading. He was married Dec. 29, 1906 at Rough and Ready to Cora I. Herb. Mr. Minnich belonged to Salem Lutheran Church, Rough and Ready. Surviving are his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Helen Weaver, Berrysburg, and Mrs. Myrtle Potter, Trevorton; three sons, D. Spurgeon Minnich, Reading; F. Earl, Reading; and Whalen, Halifax R.D. 1; nine grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren. Services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. from Foust funeral home, Trevorton, in charge of Rev. jonn D. Keener, his pastor. Interment will be in Odd Fellows Cemetery, Shamokin."
Probably descended from two brothers, Simon and Peter Minnich, arrived at Phila., PA in 1737, as detailed in "Counting Kindred," E.E. Deppen and M.L. Deppen (1940). These brothers are claimed to descend from Baron Muench, a former Roman Catholic, who for his Calvinist faith paid the ultimate penalty. His family fled to various border lands of France for temporary refuge. Peter, ages 39, and Simon, aged 37 in 1737, were botn in the Palatinate of Huguenot stock. They settled in the Tuplehocken Valley (then Lancaster County, PA). Peter drifted northward into Pine Grove Township (now Schuylkill County, PA), where a large posterity live to carry the name of the pioneer whose family suffered Indian massacres and other hardships. The family here write the name "Minnig." The brother, Simon, resided in Upper Tulpehocken Township and married Catharine _ump [first letter of surname obliterated in book]; Catharine's grave is the oldest in Little Tulpehocken Church cemetery. Simon and Catharine had Christopher Minnich (1737-1806) who m. in 1757 Barbara Heider and had Benjamin Minnich (1776-1832; m. Susan Schoepfler, 1775-1838). Benjamin and Susan had Christiana Minnich (1799-1873) who married Jacob Potteiger (or Pfatteicher or Botteiger) and had Anna Potteiger who m. Levi Gring. Christopher (1737-1806) was sergeant in Capt. Ferd. Ritter's Co., under Col. Jos. Heister, 6th Battalion, per 3rd Series, Vol. 6, PA Archives. {This information is from Anita Batz via Internet, 3/98, and is not verified.)
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[26236] Sarah was married in a joint ceremony with her twin sister Deborah by the Rev. Samuel Niles. This information is from "Descendants of John Knell Niles" at http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/c/h/Michael-S-Schrage in 2012 which does NOT include Isaac among her children.
"Pedigree Resource File", database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org) provides the line shown here, but must be verified. Find A Grave notes for daughter Rachel state Richard m. Nancy Ann Kirkpatrick. Also see "Past and Present of Iroquois County, Illinois," p. 21, and "Biographical History of Tippecanoe, White, Jasper, Newton, Benton, Warren and Pulaski Counties, Indiana," p. 204. Ancestry.com suggests the meaning of the surname: "French: from a pet form of the personal name Bernard." A posting on the Ross Co., OH message board in Ancestry.com offers: ". . . Richard Nowland (spelled many ways) who died in Ross County, OH in 1801. He and his wife, Nancy Ann Kirkpatrick, were in Ross County as early as 1796. He was on the 1795 Tax List in Mason County, KY. Before that he may have been briefly in PA, coming from VA & MD. Who were his parents? Who were Nancy's parents? What happened to Nancy after the death of Richard? Children: Charity Charlotte Nolin m. George Suitors; John Nolind m. Lurena Shepherd (who were her parents?); Margaret Nolin m. Aaron Busson; William Nolin m. Elizabeth Kirkendall; Roseanne Noulen m. Jacob Ritchhart (Richards); Rachel Nolin m. John Fulk (Faulk); Thomas Nolin m. Jane Kirkpatrick."
http://sellers-sellars-sollars-zellars.net/ohross.htm reports: "June 6, 1802 (Abstract of Wills, Books A., B., C., & D., Ross Co., OH., page 103), page 131; Richard Nolan, dec'd. Charges against estate by William Nolin, Admin'r, boarding 3 orphans for 3 months $15.00; Funeral charges $6.00; David Henderson, Ezekiel Bassel, Henry Kirkendall, John McDougall, Isaiah Dewer, Ignatius Sollars, John Berry, Peter Tittel, George ater, John Timmons." and "6-6-1802= PAGE 151, Richard Nolen, charges against estate by Wm Nolin, Adm, Ignatius Sellers/Sollars, John Berry, Henry Kirkendall."
this website also offers: "The Abstract of Wills of Books A., B., C., & D., Ross Co., OH., page 103 give us the following: Oct. 26, 1818, No. 110, page 120: Henry Kuykendall of Ross Co. Ohio. My Wife. My sons Isaac, Abraham, Henry, Jacob and Executors hereinafter named 'to consult and agree upon what part of my perishable property can best be spared from the use of my family and that such part so set off after being appraised be sold at public vendue (venue?).' Wife, Elizabeth one half dozen pewter plates, etc., one pewter dish. Sons John and Archibald under age. Daughter Polly. Daughter Kitty. 'I desire that my sons Abraham, Henry, Jacob, John and Archibald give to my daughter Peggy Thompson, wife of James Thompson.' To Peggy Nolin daughter of William and Elizabeth Nolin my daughter. Rest of children of William and Elizabeth. Daughters of Kitty and Polly Kuykendall. John Stipp. Daughter Sarah Kuykendall. Executors Joseph Cardner and my son Isaac. October 26, 1818. Witnesses: John and Jonathon A. Hall and Ignatius Sollars. A CODICIL (appendix to a will) made with named witnesses."
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_Henry PERKINS _______|_Alice (Kebbell?) KEBBIE _
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[24961] Bonnie Meyer offered via Virginia Horler: "Upon the outbreak of the Spanish-American War (Henry) enlisted and was commissioned a captain of Battery D by Gov. Budd. Upon the close of the war the battery returned to San Francisco, but Capt. Steere remained and joined the 36th Regiment and was commissioned captain by President McKinley, and later became quartermaster of the regiment and distinguished himself according to the reports of Gen. McArthur. After the war he remained in government service and organized the revenue department of Manila, of which he is chief deputy. He is married, his wife being the former Etta Palmer, and they have three sons and two daughters, one attending the University of California: Thomas, Ruth, Ned, Jack and Julia H." (Guinn's HIstory of California and Biographical of Oakland, Vol. II, no date, presumed ca 1907, pps 482-3)
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[30801] John is "of Drayton."
[16679] "The Kinsman family: Genealogical record of the descendants of Robert Kinsman, of Ipswich, Mass., from 1634 to 1875," Lucy W. Stickney, Kinsman (1876), p. 99 states Rhoda is daughter of Ignatius Webber of Gloucester, MA. Ancestry.com offers: "Weber Name Meaning - German and Jewish (Ashkenazic): occupational name for a weaver, Middle High German wëber, German Weber, an agent derivative of weben 'to weave'. This name is widespread throughout central and eastern Europe, being found for example as a Czech, Polish, Slovenian, and Hungarian name."