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| |_Rose KERRICH _______|
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| _Thomas LAWRENCE ____|
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[16856] Phebe m. Obadiah Clark (per Don Barber).
[31254] "The Indiana Weekly Messenger [Indiana, Pennsylvania], 2 June 1921," p. 9: "Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Bowers, widow of the late Simon Bowers, died at her home in Rochester Mills, on May 25th, of a complication of diseases at the age of 58 years. The deceased was born and reared in the home in which she died and belonged to one of the pioneer families of that vicinity. She leaves these sons and daughters: John and Daniel, of Rossiter; George, of Cloe; Mrs. Cora Siler, of Pittsburgh; Mrs. Lottie Smith, Glenn, Harry and William, of Rochester Mills; Mrs. Minta Tyger, Samuel, Sara and' Robert at home and one brother, Samuel Griffith, of Rossiter." Sarah is daughter of Daniel Griffith (1812-1883) & Margaret Adamson (1818-1886). Ancestry.com offers: "Griffith Name Meaning - Welsh: from the Old Welsh personal name Gruffudd, Old Welsh Grip(p)iud, composed of the elements grip, of uncertain significance, + iud 'chief', 'lord'."
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_William HILTON ______________|_Ellen MAINWARING ___
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_William HILTON _____|
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| (1657 - 1737) m 1677|
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| (1672 - 1777) m 1701|
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[52771] The grave marker, erected by his grandchildren, gives his birth year as 1738.
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[34650] http://www.ebooksread.com/authors-eng/franklin-ellis/history-of-that-part-of-the-susquehanna-and-juniata-valleys-embraced-in-the-cou-ill-204/page-37-history-of-that-part-of-the-susquehanna-and-juniata-valleys-embraced-in-the-cou-ill-204.shtml offers: "Emanuel, the subject of this biographical sketch, was born on the 9th of February, 1822, in Dover, York County, Pa., and remained a resident of that county until 1833, when, with his parents, he removed to Perry County. After such educational opportunities as the common school afforded, he, at the age of nineteen, entered the mill of Edmund Riggins, in Milford, Juniata township, with a view to learning the trade of a miller. At the expiration of the year he removed to Ohio, and for two years worked as a journeyman. Returning to Perry County, he pursued his trade in various portions of the county, and, on the 1st of Februaiy, 1844, was married to Margaret, daughter of Conrad Earnest, of Madison township, in the same county. The children of this marriage are Amanda Jane (Mrs. William H. Clouser); Jerome E., married to Kate Lenig; Milton, married to Kate Ickes; Winfield S., married to Amanda Wilson; John T., married to Annie Kepner; William C, married to Mollie Armstrong; Elizabeth (Mrs. Simon Fleisher); and Emma. Mr. Toomey, after bis marriage, rented a mill in Greenwood township for one year, and then, desiring to change his vocation, for two years engaged in butchering and stock-dealing. He ran the Juniata Furnace Mill for one year, and, in 1849, became for five years the lessee of a mill in Juniata County, subsequently renting the Milford Mills for three years. In 18(J0 he purchased a farm on Little Buffalo Creek, iu Juniata township, which engaged his attention until 1883, when, having sold the property, he removed to Milford, his present residence. Mr. Toomey, as a Whig, and later as a Republican, has been more or less active in politics, but has neither sought nor accepted office. He is a supporter of the Evangelical Church of Milford, which his father was instrumental in establishing, and to which he contributed with much liberality."