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[7836] Mary Magdalena m. John Moose and died less than two months later in Toboyne Twp., Perry Co. PA.
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[33731] "Lebanon Daily News [Lebanon, Pennsylvania], 1 July 1952," p. 21: "Harry A. Bordner, 68, veteran station agent and telegrapher for the Reading Company of Robesonia and Womelsdorf, died yesterday at his home, 201 Penn Avenue, Robesonia. Bordner had been ill for several months, and had retired from railroad service some ten years ago. A director of the Robesonia State Bank, he was a member of the Womelsdorf and Robesonia Joint Water Authority for a number of years, resigning his seat on the board recently because of ill health. He was a son of Jacob M. Bordner, a member of the Berks County Prison Board for many years, and Ellen H. Bordner. He was a member of Williamson Lodge 307, F. and A.M. and was the worshipful master of the lodge in 1910. Bordner held the record in his lodge of not missing a meeting in 46 years. He was aslo a member of the Reading Consistory, 32nd degree, Scottish Rite Masons. Mrs. Laura M. (Moyer) Bordner, his wife, died in 1935. Survivng are a sister, Clara A. Bordner, and a foster brother, Charles A. Bright, both of Robesonia."
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[55529] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 1 July 2009, p. 15: "Ellsworth - Harold R. Conners, 67, passed away June 29, 2009 at his home. He was born June 1, 1942, the son of Stanley H. and Bernice (Dunham) Conners. Harold graduated from Ellsworth High School in 1962. He married Sandra Braley June 29, 1963 and together they had three children, Scott, Kristin and Amy. In his professional life Harold held a variety of positions in the fields of insurance, education, employment counseling and social services. In his spare time he enjoyed a variety of interests and hobbies which included genealogy, spending time with family, playing the guitar, hunting fishing, four-wheeling, coaching baseball and softball, watching sports, especially the Red Sox, Celtics and any sport his children or grandchildren were playing, cutting wood on his woodlot and spending time at the log cabin he built in Steuben. Harold was a generous and compassionate man, with a dry wit and fun sense of humor. He took geat joy in helping people, whether as a coach, counselor, advocate or one dispensing fatherly and grand-fatherly advice/ He lived out his faith in good deeds. Family members friends and strangers alike were frequent recipients of his kindness. It was his great pleasure to lend a hand to those in need. He is deeply missed by his wife of 46 years, Sandra Conners; his son Scott, and his wife Elizabeth and their children, Timothy and wife Leeanna, Joshua and Benjamin; his daughter Kristin, and her husband Richard Scott and their sons, Ryan and Zachary; and his daughter Amy, and her husband Christopher Boyle and their two sons, Matthew and Luke. He is also survivod by two great-grandsons, Kaleb and Cameron Conners."
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[45898] The 2020 unverified file 9V7L-4DC in familysearch.org states Bernardus is son of Peter Engel and Elisabeth Wagner.
[38937] This person is from an unverified tree in Ancestry.com in 2015.
[25312] Nigel Batty-Smith's web site at http://web.ukonline.co.uk/nigel.battysmith/Database/D0022/I26538.html provides ancestry (not verified).
[26446] One World Tree on Ancestry.com gives this unverified line and states that Agnes is daughter of Henry Mason (b. 1529 in Cheltenham, d. 4 Sept 1594 in Cheltenham) and Joan _____ (b. ca. 1523 in Cheltenham, d. ca. 1601 in Cheltenham, m. ca. 1550).
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[13561] "The Indiana Gazette [Indiana, PA], 2 October 1944," P. 10: "A. Banks Peddicord, of Saltsburg, died in the Columbia Hospital, Pittsburgh, Sunday morning at 9:20 o'clock. The deceased was the youngest son of the late John and Margaret Mikesell Peddicord end had been employed by the Saltsburg borough for the past four years. He was a member of the Saltsburg Methodist Church, Saltsburg I. O. O. F Lodge, No. 646, and a director of the Edgewopd Cemetery Association of Saltsburg. The deceased had made his home in Saltsburg for the past thirty-eight years. He is survived by liis wife, Neva (Dobson) Peddicord, one son, Walter E at home and two; daughters, Mrs. Edith Lambing of Philadelphia and Mrs. Hazel Johnston of Alliance, Ohio. One brother, John Peddicord, El Centro, California, and two sisters, Misses Emma and Melissa Peddicord of South Sixth Street, Indiana, also survive."
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[40053] The unverified Derousie Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015 offers: "When John Picking was born in 1756 in Washington, Pennsylvania, his father, Casper, was 41 and his mother, Molly, was 22. He married Justina Anna Fuchs/ Fox Picking about 1772, in York County, Pennsylvania. They had 10 children in 26 years. He died on December 6, 1796, in York County, Pennsylvania, at the age of 40."
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[42237] "The Akron Beacon Journal, 14 January 1971," p. 31: "Services and burial were Wednesday in Springfield, O., for former Akronite Mrs. Samuel Carper, 84. Mrs. Carper died Sunday in the Ohio Masonic Home, Springfield. Born in Pennsylvania, she lived in Akron 52 years and was a member of the Woodland Methodist Church. She and her husband left Akron in 1968 for the Masonic Home. She also leaves two daughters, Pearl Carper, Pacific Grove, Cal., and Mrs. Adaline Coate, Greenwood, Ind.; four grandchildren; a brother, William A. Rice, Akron; and a sister, Mrs. Nota Knode, Akron."
[46275] Alexander's information is from Find A Grave which reports that his children are Anna Klinger Reed (1819 - 1902), Samuel Klinger (1824 - 1891) and David S Klinger (1827 - 1916). Find A Grave memorial 29859059 reports "Elisabeth was the daughter of Johannes Schwalm and Maria Ottila Bobb. She was the wife of Alexander Klinger."
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[41735] The unverified Macksey Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2016 reports "When Sarah Whiting was born on November 30, 1591, in Bocking, Essex, her father, John, was 26 and her mother, Sarah, was 22. . . . She died on August 4, 1649, in Springfield, Massachusetts, at the age of 57, and was buried there."