[49647] Enestine is daughter of Julian Merrill Bryant (1901-1988) & Velma E. Lamson (1904-1979; m. 6 Oct 1924 in ME).
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The Perry County Times, 20 April 1939, p. 12: Loysville, April 19. George B. Freeman, a well known and successful farmer, died at his home in Loysville about midnight last night, of paralysis with which he was stricken early last morning. He was found lying on the floor of his bedroom by his housekeeper He rallied somewhat the latter part of the week, and could talk a little, but could take no nourishment. Mr. Freeman was a son of Emanuel and Sarah Leah (Briner) Freeman, of Loysville, and was married to Miss Annie Shumaker of Loysville, who died in December, 1937. Surviving him are the following sons and daughters: Naomi (Mrs. William Sheibley), of near New Bloomfield; Cleveland, of Harrisburg; Elizabeth (Mrs. Harvey Morrow), of Carlisle; Orie, at home; Herbert and James, Green Park, - and Mae (Mrs. Omer Stuber), Ickesburg; twenty-six grandchildren and a brother, John Freeman, of Center Church. Mr. Freeman was a member of the Tressler Memorial Lutheran Church, Loysville, and was a man of sterling character, a prosperous and useful citizen.
The Perry County Times, 27 April 1939, p. 9: By the will of George B. Freeman, late of Loysville, filed Tuesday, the sum of $3,000 is given the Farmers' Trust Company of Carlisle in trust for the daughter of the testator, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Morrow, wife of Harvey M. Morrow, the income from which is to be paid her during her lifetime and after her death to her children. The six children of Cleveland Freeman are given the sum of $150 and the Farmers' Trust Company of Carlisle is appointed their guardian and directed to pay each child the sum of $25 on their reaching the age of twenty-one years. The residue of the estate is to be sold and the proceeds divided among the following: One share to his wife, and the balance, share and share alike to his children : Naomi Sheibley, Orrie E. Freeman, George H. Freeman, James K. Freeman and Mae E. Stuber. $100 is given the Loysville Cemetery Association for care of the family lot in the cemetery. Mrs. Mae E. Stuber is executrix.
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[46765] "Mount Carmel Item [Mount Carmel, PA], 12 April 1935", p. 1: "One of the oldest and best known figures in Mount Carmel's business life was missing today as a result of the death of Simon H. Geist, pioneer grocer and long an active churchman. Taken suddenly ill late yesterday while on his farm at Pitman, he expired within a few minutes before medical aid could be summoned. The end, brought on by a stroke, came at 5:45 p. m. Although not in the best of health for a year, Mr. Geist had been about as usual and for the past week, he had been at the farm from which he derived much enjoyment, Word of his death occurring so unexpectedly, shocked not only members of the family but the community as a whole. Had he lived until April 25, the prominent merchant would have observed his seventy-first birthday. . . . Simon Hepler Geist, born in 1864, was a native of the Mahantongo Valley, a son of Andrew and Abby (Hepler) Geist. As a boy, he assisted in farming but upon becoming 20 years of age, he decided to enter business and left the picturesque countryside of his birth to open a grocery story in Girardville. Mr. Geist stayed in Girardville only for a year and then came directly to Mount Carmel. That was 50 years ago. Here, he immediately resumed his venture in business. His first store was located on the northeastern corner of Fourth and Chestnut streets. Later, he moved to a stand on south Hickory street between Third and Fourth streets, then to west Third street between Vine and Poplar streets and from there to the present store on north Oak street near Second where the business has been maintained for the last 25 years. As a churchman, Mr. Geist served as a trustee of St. Paul Evangelical Church at Avenue and Hickory street for a quarter century. For years, he also acted as a member of the Board of Trustees in the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference of the Evangelical Church and held the important post until just the past year when he retired on account of his health. Besides, Mr. Geist was the annual delegate of the St. Paul congregation to conference sessions until only two years ago. Fraternally, he was a member of Cedar Lodge No. 670, F. and A. M., and the Order of Independent Americans. The loss of the highly-esteemed merchant and churchman by death is considered an immeasurable one by score upon score of residents who numbered him as a staunch friend during his long and honorable association with them. Just as his various activities in life show, Mr. Geist was uprignt and conscientious in everything he ever undertook and his place in the church and in business circles will be difficult to fill. Survivors Include three sons, J. Warren Geist of this city, Harry H., professor of chemistry at Pennsylvania State College, A. Frank of Rochester, N. J., one daughter, Anna, now Mrs. Fred Auch of Harrisburg, and a sister. Miss Delia Geist, of Trevorton, a school teacher. It was only less than two years ago that Mr. Geist's wife, Mrs. Emma (Kehler) Geist, died here. Her death occurred in June of 1933."
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[17528] The 1800 census seems to place James near his parents in the vicinity of Pierce's Pond, Penobscot. Mark E. Honey states that James received his parents' property, lot 89 in Penobscot, but part of this lot was acquired in 1824 by William Carpenter who r. there until his death in the 1850s. The 1850 federal census in Penobscot, Hancock Co., ME lists him adjacent to his son, James. For a detailed history of the area, see "Penobscot,Maine 1761-2011," Mark E. Honey (Bangor, ME: Snowman Printing, 2011) [distrubted by the Penobscot Historical Society].
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[43459] This couple is from Find A Grave and is not verified which reports Deliverence is daughter of James Priest and Elizabeth Hopkins.
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[14024] "Evening Herald [Shenandoah, Pennsylvania]," 19 September 1974, p. 2: "William Ressler, a Shamokin civic leader, was buried today. He was a director of the Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit Company and the Central Pennsylvania Savings Association for fifty years. Preceded in death by his Marian (Kistler) a Shenandoah native, in 1970, he leaves two sons, two daughters, seven grandchildren and two sisters."
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