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[7837] She was apparently an independent and single woman. The 1846 tax list of Madison Twp., Perry Co., PA lists her among the single men and gives her residence as that of her nephew, Jonathan Arnold, on the farm owned by her brother Jacob. The 1850 and 1860 censuses show her residing with her sister Catharine.
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[45899] The 2020 unverified file 9V7L-4DC in familysearch.org provides her information and parents.
[38938] This person is from an unverified tree in Ancestry.com in 2015 and this line requires further documentation.
[42238] "The Akron Beacon Journal, 14 March 1972," p. 10: "Services and burial will be 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Masonic Home, Springfield, for former Akronite Samuel M. Carper, 89, who died Sunday at the home after a long illness. Born in Pennsylvania, he lived in Akron for 60 years, most recently at 1027 Delia av., until two years ago when he moved to Sprinpfield. He was a B. F. Goodrich retiree and a 50-year member of Masonic Lodge No. 83. Mr. Carper was also a member of the Woodland United Methodist Church. He leaves daughters, Pearl Carper, Pacific Grove, Cal., and Mrs. E. R. Coate, Greenwood, Ind., and four grandchildren." His draft registration card 12 Sept 1918 states he is a rubber work at the B. F. Goodrich plant in Akron and r. 514 Lillian St., Akron, OH.
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[34267] Johann's information is from the unverified OneWorldTree in Ancestry.com in 2013.
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[26449] One World Tree on Ancestry.com in 2007 presents this unverified line, and states that John m. Anne _____ (b. 1512, d. 5 Feb 1585).
Find A Grave memorial 17816174 offers: "CHRISTIAN MARKEL - S.2748
Received Pension.
Penn. Columbia County, on the 10th. day of December, 1832 - before Leonard Rupert, Esq., Associate Judge, Columbia County, Christian Markel, a resident of Brear Creek Township, Columbia County aged 71 years. That he enlisted in the Army of the United States on the 17th. day of July 1778 together with Frederick Kremer, Peter Sharer and several other persons. He was then an inhabitant of Richmond in Berks County, Pennsylvania. That he was employed during this term of enlistment as a teamster in the Array, John Fasck was my Captain and Henry Holler was General Wagon Master. I served this term until the last of October when I was discharged. I served something longer than three months. I was employed in the State of New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, to wit, first from Reading to Philadelphia thence to Trenton, Iviorristown, Elizabeth Town, New Windsor and then returned to Reading where I was discharged. That he again enlisted under Captain John Faseck in the Spring of 1779, The particular date or month he does not recollect, at Reading Pennsylvania, together with George Resler and others and served diiring six months, under General Henry Holler in the Regiment under General Wayne, That he marched from Reading to Easton, thence to Morristovm New Jersey thence to Elizabeth, thence to Topon, New Jersey and from thence to Reading where he was discharged. That he again enlisted under Captain John Faseck at Reading in the spring of 1780, for a term of six months. That he served in the same Regiment and under the same officers as before. That he marched from Reading to Philadelphia, thence to Trenton, New Jersey to Elizabeth Town, to Topon, New Jersey, at which place he arrived the day after Major Andre was hung, to wit, on the 3rd. of October 1780. That he well recollects the situation of the grounds where Andre was executed particularly that near the place was a Spring and a number of white oak trees. That from Topon he returned to Reading and discharged. Enlisted June 26, 1781 - under Captain John Faseck at Reading together with Michael Kriner, Nocholas Madeira, John Bartlet, Jacob Sides and others, served under Colonel Wadsworth and Colonel Carter, that Rochambeau was his General marched from Reading to Easton, thence to the Army near Morristown, New Jersey to Philadelphia. To head of Elk to Baltimore to Fredricktown, to York. That he was present at surrender of Cornwallls and well recollects the great rejoicing of the Americans and humiliation of British, Then marched to Williamsburg where the Regiments went into winter quarters, remained until the Spring. Marched to Fredrlcksburg, to Baltimore, to Philadelphia, Trenton, Stoney Point. Then to a place called Crumptown where he obtained his discharge, served 15 months.
Born in Berks County, lived in Berks County and Brear Creek Township, Columbia County since the War,
Leonard Rupert, Judge Christian (x) Markel
Jeremiah Shindel, Clergyman and B. M, Yantz certify July 21, 1832, Mlfflnvllle , Mifflin Township, Colimbia County.
Christian Markel died April 5, 1846 leaving no widow and children being spread about, Philadelphia, April 29, 1846. Samuel F. Stoiith to Pension Bureau.
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[40054] The unverified Derousie Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015 offers: "Casper Picking was born in 1715 in Germany. He married Anna Catharina Picking and they had one daughter together. He then married Molly Picking and they had four children together. He died on August 31, 1770, in York County, Pennsylvania, at the age of 55."
[41736] The unverified Macksey Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2016 reports "When Thomas Sebbins was born in 1566 in Bocking, Essex, his father, William, was 25 and his mother, Rose, was 21. He married Ellen _____ in 1591 in Bocking, Essex. They had five children during their marriage. He died on October 16, 1660, in Bocking, Essex, at the impressive age of 94."
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[55530] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 2 October 1935, p. 25: "Newport, Oct. 1 - Private funeral services for Hubert Maurice Wardwell were held from his late home Monday with Rev. H. H. Marr of the Methodist church officiating. There was a profusion of floral tributes with many from local business firms and fraternal organizations. The bearers were J. O. Gilman, Perley E. Cary, Fred L. Warren, and C. T. Libbey, and interment was in the family lot at Riverside cemetery. Attending the services from out of town were an only son, Hubert Wardwell, Jr., and Mrs. Wardwell of Concord, Mass.; and daughters, Mrs. Frederic A. Hatch and Dr. Hatch of Bangor; Mrs. William J. D. Ratcliff and Mr. Ratcliff of Peabody, Mass, and a daughter. Miss Virginia Wardwell, who made her home with her parents. Also a brother, Everett C. Wardwell and Mrs. Wardwell ot Watervllle; a sister-in-law, Mrs. Henry Wardwell of Newton Highlands; a nephew, Ernest A. Frye and Mrs. Frye of Albion; a brother-in-law. Frank E. Merrill and Mrs. Merrill, a sister-in-law, Miss Martha Merrill and niece, Mrs. Robert French, and nephew, Phillip Merrill andMrs. Merrill, all of Madison; and a sister-in-law, Ms, (Edward E. Merrill of Bangor. All places of business were closed during the services out of respect to a former prominent business man here. Mr. Wardwell who was born in Bucksport, the son of Albion and Mary Hatch Wardwell and came to Newport in 1881 when he purchased the dry goods business of A. Hobart and Son and which he carried on until 1921 when he retired from active business here. He was president of the E. C. Wardwell and Company in Waterville and kept his interest there until the store was sold in 1928. Mr. Wardwell was always interested and active in all local civic enterprises, was the first president of the Newport Trust Company, a position he held many years, was a regular attendant of the Methodist church, a past noble grand and many years a trustee of Old Hickory lodge, I. O. O. F and a charter member of Victoria Rebekah lodge, a Mason and past worthy patron of Nokomis Chapter, O. E. S. He married Miss Cordelia Merrill of Newport in 1890 and her death occurred suddenly last March while attending the State Convention of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Bangor."
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[33732] This line is from the unverified Deckard Family tree in Ancestry.com in 2012. "Duncannon Record [Duncannon, PA], 10 August 1972," p. 8: "John E. Weibley, 94, Ickesburg, died Thursday, Aug. 3 at Nipple Convalescent Home, Liverpool. He was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Ickesburg. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Esther Freeman, Elliottsburg, and Mrs. Louise Lofland, Lebanon; a son, Wayne Weibley, Ickesburg. RD; three sisters, Mrs. Emma Fleisher, Hollidaysburg, Mrs. Anna Foose, York and Mrs. Mary Lyons, Blain; four brothers, William L. and Roy B., both of Ickesburg, Samuel N., Altoona and Lester C, Dover; six grandchildren, 15 greatgrandchildren and a great-great-grandchild."