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Julia Ann Stuart, 3124 Greenbriar Drive, Dallas, TX 75225-4602 supplied the following family information in August, 1999:
HUSBAND: David Brillhart
bir: 1790
mar: 1 Feb 1810 N Codorus Twp, York Co., Pa
mar: Jan 1837 Manchester, Carroll Co., Md
Father: Samuel Brillhart
Mother: Magdalena Danner
Other wives: 1837: Elizabeth Frick
WIFE: Catherine Lau (or Lowe)
bur: N Codorus Twp, York Co., Pa
bir: 15 Jan 1792
mar: 1 Feb 1810 N Codorus Twp, York Co., Pa
dea: 23 Feb 1834
Father: Andrew Lau
Mother: Elizabeth unknown
CHILDREN
1 | Name: Katherine Brillhart
F | bir:
| mar:
| to: John Bosserman
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2 | Name: Elizabeth Brillhart
F | bir:
| mar:
| to: George Gentzler
| dea:
3 | Name: Isaac Brillhart
M | bir:
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| to: Catherine Becker
| dea:
4 | Name: Charles Brillhart
M | bir:
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5 | Name: John Brillhart
M | bir: 11 Jul 1810
| mar:
| to: Elizabeth Stambach
| dea: 14 Jun 1890
6 | Name: Lydia A Brillhart [SEE BELOW}
F | bir: CA 1819 Pa
X | mar:
| to: Uriah Brown Sullivan
| bur: 1899 Bachmans Valley, Carroll Co Md
| dea: 4 Aug 1899
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WIFE: Lydia A Brillhart
mar:
bir: CA 1819 Pa
bur: 1899 Bachmans Valley, Carroll Co Md
dea: 4 Aug 1899
Father: David Brillhart
Mother: Catherine Lau
HUSBAND: Uriah Brown Sullivan
mar:
bir: 8 Nov 1814 Md
dea: 7 Feb 1874 Carroll Co., Md
bur: 1874 Bachmans Valley, Carroll Co Md
Father: Michael Sullivan
Mother: Hannah Brown
CHILDREN
1 | Name: David B Sullivan
M | bir: CA 1839
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| to: unknown Ze
| bur: 1882 Bachmans Valley, Carroll Co Md
| dea: 20 Dec 1882
2 | Name: Emily Jane Sullivan
F | bir: CA 1845
| mar: 25 Apr 1865 Carroll Co., Md
| to: John Yeaman
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3 | Name: Mary Catherine Sullivan
F | bir: CA 1848
| mar: 31 Aug 1874 Carroll Co., Md
| to: Henry Yingling
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4 | Name: Noah Sullivan [SEE BELOW]
M | bir: Aug 1848 Carroll Co., Md
X | mar: 2 Feb 1875 Carroll Co., Md
| to: Mary Elizabeth Warehime(heim)
| dea: 30 Aug 1919 Hanover, York Co., Pa
| bur: 3 Sep 1919 Hanover, York Co., Pa
5 | Name: Edward T Sullivan
M | bir: CA 1851
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| to: Amanda Greider
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6 | Name: Lydia Ann Sullivan
F | bir: CA 1855
| mar: 20 Nov 1873 Carroll Co., Md
| to: Peter Bixler
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7 | Name: Charles Lywellen Sullivan
M | bir: 2 May 1857 Carroll Co., Md
| mar: 13 Oct 1880
| to: Rachel Martha Frock
| dea: 18 Jul 1900 Bayard, W Va
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HUSBAND: Noah Sullivan
bir: Aug 1848 Carroll Co., Md
mar: 2 Feb 1875 Carroll Co., Md
dea: 30 Aug 1919 Hanover, York Co., Pa
bur: 3 Sep 1919 Hanover, York Co., Pa
Father: Uriah Brown Sullivan
Mother: Lydia A Brillhart
WIFE: Mary Elizabeth Warehime(heim)
bir: 28 Nov 1853 Md
mar: 2 Feb 1875 Carroll Co., Md
dea: 9 Apr 1928 Hanover, York Co., Pa
bur: 11 Apr 1928 Hanover, York Co., Pa
Father: Ephraim Warehime(heim)
Mother: Susannah Witter
CHILDREN X indicates ancestor of preparer
1 | Name: Cora M Sullivan
F | bir: 21 Jan 1875
| mar: 20 Nov 1894 Carroll Co., Md
| to: Jacob Zepp
| dea: 23 Jun 1944
| bur: 1944 Hanover, York Co., Pa
2 | Name: Charles M Sullivan
M | bir: 13 Feb 1878
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| to: Lottie Strevig
| dea: 21 Mar 1944
| bur: 1944 Hanover, York Co., Pa
3 | Name: Haltin Crispin Sullivan [SEE BELOW]
M | bir: 25 Oct 1881 Melrose, Carroll Co., Md
X | mar: 30 Sep 1907 Milton, Northumberland Co., Pa
| to: Artanza Beulah Kelly
| dea: 15 Nov 1972 Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., Pa
| bur: 17 Nov 1972 Hanover, York Co., Pa
4 | Name: William F. Sullivan
M | bir: Jan 1886
| mar:
| to: Mame unknown
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5 | Name: Paul T Sullivan
M | bir: 3 Mar 1890
| mar:
| to: Anita unknown
| bur: 1962 Hanover, York Co., Pa
| dea: 7 Dec 1962
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HUSBAND: Haltin Crispin Sullivan
bir: 25 Oct 1881 Melrose, Carroll Co., Md
mar: 30 Sep 1907 Milton, Northumberland Co., Pa
dea: 15 Nov 1972 Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., Pa
bur: 17 Nov 1972 Hanover, York Co., Pa
Father: Noah Sullivan
Mother: Mary Elizabeth Warehime(heim)
WIFE: Artanza Beulah Kelly
bir: 3 May 1884 Lewisburg, Union Co., Pa
mar: 30 Sep 1907 Milton, Northumberland Co., Pa
dea: 3 Feb 1967 Hanover, York Co., Pa
bur: 6 Feb 1967 Hanover, York Co., Pa
Father: Martin Hann Kelly
Mother: Julia Ann Knorr
CHILDREN
1 | Name: Harold Earl Sullivan
M | bir: 22 Mar 1909 Milton, Northumberland Co., Pa
X | mar: 6 Sep 1932 New York, NY
| to: Mary Helene Gohs
2 | Name: Martin Kenneth Sullivan
M | bir: 13 Oct 1910 Milton, Northumberland Co., Pa
| mar: 2 Aug 1936 Hanover, York Co., Pa
| to: Frances Barbara Jacobs
| dea: 14 Dec 1978 Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., Pa
| bur: 16 Dec 1978 Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., Pa
HISTORY OF THE LAU FAMILY, 1732 TO 1799, AS READ AT WOLFE'S CHURCH JULY 24TH, 1932 [from the Web in 2009]:
In the tide of immigration that came to the shores of the New Land in the early part of the Eighteenth Century were many thousands of Palatines from the Valley of the Rhine, who came seeking freedom from civil and religious oppression. These services today are being held in memory of this large multitude who sought to establish a home in the New Land.
Christian Lau came over in the ship "Pink, John and William" of Sunderland, Constable Tymperton, master from Rotterdam, last from Dover, and landed at Philadelphia, on October 17, 1732. There were 61 men above 16 years and , 109 women and children, all classed as "Palatines" on the same ship. Among the names of the men may be found that of "Christian Lau" and Conrad Low, and among the names of the women and children may be found the following: Anna Gluf Lowan, Christian Lowan, Margaret Lowan, Philip Lowan, and Barbara Lowan. There is no doubt but what Christian Lau's wife and that of several of his children are in the last group mentioned.
Christian Lau and Conrad Lau are shown as members of Christ Lutheran Church in York during the pastorate of Rev. John Casper Stover, who was pastor of this church from 1733 to 1743. Re. Stover baptized four of the children of Christian Lau, the first of these four being baptized on February 23, 1735. This is evidence that Christian Lau was living in York County then part of Lancaster County at least as early as the beginning of the year 1735.
Christian Lowe was appointed Constable of Manchester Township in 1749 at the first session of Court to be held in York County.
On April 10, 1750, Christian Lau secured a WARRANT from the Proprietaries of the Province of Pennsylvania for 150 Acres of land in Manchester Township. The greater part of this Tract was located in what was then known as "SPRINGETSBURY MANOR." It is quite evident, however, that Christian Lau was residing along "Codorus" creek near Bairs Station as early as 1745, since reference is made to him in a warrant dated July 26, 1745, granted to his son Philip Lau. This tract known as the "MILL PLACE" was sold to his son-in-law, Casper Kerver, by the heirs of Christian Lau.
On November 3, 1763, Christian Lau bought a tract of land in Codorus Township, granted to Felix Miller in pursuance of a warrant for 100 acres, dated October 28, 1746. This tract when surveyed in later years was found to contain about 220 acres and was divided into five parts and apportioned to his five surviving children.
On the same date that Christian Lau bought the Felix Miller tract, he also bought a tract of land in the Manchester Township from Mark Hains for 15 pounds. This tract containing 287 ½ acres adjoined his other land. He sold the same to his son Michael Lau on January 11, 1770, and he in turn devised it to his son Michael 2nd. This tract was patented by three sons of Michael Lau, 2nd; namely: George Lau; Michael Lau, 3rd, and Jonas Lau. This tract was in the Lau name for more that 100 years.
Christian Lau had also acquired a tract of about 148 acres in what is now Jackson Township, from Nicholas Shuster. On August 23, 1769, he sold this tract to his son-in-law, Casper Kerber. Mr. Lau at one time owner about 750 acres of land in what is now West Manchester Township, Jackson Township, and North Codorus Township.
Christian Lau's will was dated January 11, 1770, and probated on May 13, 1772. The first clause of his will reads as follows: "In the name of God, amen. I, Christian Lau, of Manchester Township, in the County of York, in the Province of Pennsylvania, miller, being far advanced in years and very infirm; but yet of perfect mind and memory (thanks be to God for the same) and also calling to mind the uncertainty of this transitory life and that all flesh must die, do make, ordain, publish and declare this my last will and testament in manner following (that is to say) first and principally being penitent and heartily sorry for my sins, I commit my soul in the hands of Almighty God, in whom and by whose mercy I trust and assuredly believe to be saved, and my body I commit to the earth to be decently buried. And for the disposing of such temporal estate which it hath pleased God to bless me with, I do give, devise and dispose of the same manner following."
The inscription of Christian Lau's Tombstone in the Cemetery adjoining this Church edifice shows that he was born on August 21, 1696, and died April 21, 1772, at the age of 75 years and 8 months. He left to survive him, his widow, Anna Cleva; and three sons and two daughters; namely, Philip, Peter, Michael, Anna Mariam wife of Elias Eister, and Maria Magdalena, wife of Casper Kerber. His widow Anna Cleva died soon after his decease.
Philip Lau, oldest son of Christian Lau, was also a holder of large tracts of land. He had secured seven warrants from the proprietaries of the Province of Pennsylvania for tracts located in Manchester, Codorus and Shrewsbury Townships. The total acreage of these tracts amounted to more than 500 acres, and after his death these tracts were divided among his three sons: Henry and Andrew being awarded the tracts in Manchester and Codorus Townships, and Michael Lau the tract in Shrewsbury Township.
Philip Lau and his wife Magdalena Genzler, were the parents of the following children: Gertrude, wife of Frederick Miller, Henry, Elizabeth, wife of Philip Rudisill; Andrew, Michael and Magdalena, wife of John Menges. Philip Lau's will was probated on August 30, 1781.
Andrew Lau and Michael Lau, sons of Philip Lau, were tanners by trade, and in later years resided in Berwick Township, now a part of Adams County. John Menges, and his wife Magdalena Lau Menges, were the grandparents of Rev. Peter Livingston and great grandparents of former Congressman Franklin Menges, of York.
Peter Lau, second son of Christian Lau, was born in 1728, and died in 1806, at the age of 78 years. There was surveyed for him a tract of 281 acres in Codorus Township on account of a warrant dated May 11, 1752, for 150 acres, secured from the proprietaries of Pennsylvania. This tract adjoined his father, Christian Lau's, land and parts of this tract have been held by Laus and their descendants since 1752.
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Peter Lau devised this tract of 281 acres to his two sons, Andrew Lau and George Lau, and a tract of 44 ¼ acres in the same township to his son-in-law, Valentine Bergheimer. Peter Lau and his wife, Susanna Lau, left to survive them, two sons, namely, Andrew and George; and five daughters, namely, Magdalena, wife of George Philip Gentzler; Anna Maria, wife of Daniel Rynold,; Catharina, wife of Valentine Alt; Eve, wife of Rynold, and Susanna, wife of Valentine Bergheimer. The remains of Peter Lau and his wife Susanna Lau are buried in the graveyard at this place.
Michael Lau, youngest son of Christian Lau, was born May 2nd, 1736, and died June 2nd, 1795. Michael Lau, elder, and his wife Anna Mary Lau, residents of Manchester Township, were the parents of the following children: Peter, Catherine, wife of Christian Null; Magdalen, wife if Henry Wehler; Elizabeth, wife of Henry Winder; Michael, Anna Mary, wife of Philip Gentzler; Margaret, Christian and Susanna. After the decease of Michael Lau, elder, his two surviving sons acquired his real estate; Michael, 2nd, being awarded his father's dwelling plantation of 287 ½ acres in Manchester Township, and Peter, the eldest son, being awarded a tract of about 300 acres in Codorus Township.
Michael Lau, the second, born February 23, 1771, died July 16, 1839; was a resident of West Manchester Township. He and his wife, Margaret Eyster, were the parents of the following children: John, Rebecca, wife of Samuel Bowman; Michael, 3rd; George, Jonas, Jacob, Susanna, wife of Solomon Weigel; Elizabeth, wife of John Sleder; Joshua and Anna Maria, wife of William Lau.
Peter Lau, son of Michael Lau, elder, was a resident of Codorus Township. His wife's name was Barbara nee Renoll Lau. They were parents of the following children: Michael, Samuel, Daniel, David, Peter, Anna Mary, wife of Jacob Kerchner; Susanna, wife of Christian Rohrbach; Elizabeth, wife of Michael Emig, and Polly Lau.
Andrew, son of Peter and Susan Lau, was born October 7, 1751, and died 1822. He was a resident of Codorus Township. In his will dated March 21, 1816, and probated February 22, 1822, he names his ten children from his first wife (Elizabeth) as follows: Michael, George (deceased); Susanna, wife of Velta Ald; Elizabeth, wife of Philip Ald; Frederick, Joseph, Christian, Perie, wife of Jacob Raver; Bolly, wife of John Helsel, and Catharina, wife of David Brillhart. His second wife's name was Magdalena, and their children were: William Lau; Eliza, wife of Daniel Klinedinst; George Lau and Juliana, wife of Abraham Hossler.
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Find A Grave Memorial 81510831 offers:
Son of Thomas Bulkeley, steward of Drayton manor, by his wife Elizabeth Grosvenor, and grandson of William Bulkeley, esquire, of Oakley (in Mucklestone), Staffordshire, by his wife Beatrice Hill.
Matriculated pensioner from St John's College, Cambridge at Michaelmas 1555, admitted Scholar 1555, B.A. 1559/60, admitted Fellow 1560, M.A. 1563, B.D. 1569, and D.D. 1578. Obtained the rectorship of Odell by 1571, was prebend of Chester 1574, prebend of Westminster 1583, prebend of Lichfield 1594, and vicar of St Mary, Shrewsbury 1578-82. Described as a professor of theology, he was admitted in 1580 as a burgess of Shrewsbury. Edward was a moderate Puritan, and resigned his pastorate in 1609, probably due to his age or infirmity. The entry of his burial in the Odell register on Jan. 5, 1620/21 was made by his son Peter, who had succeeded him as rector.
By his wife Olive Irby he was the father of (i) Mary, (ii) Frances, wife of Richard Welby of Moulton, (iii) Judith, (iv) Martha, wife of Abraham Mellowes of Charlestown, Massachusetts, (v) Nathaniel (c.1574-1602), (vi) Deborah, (vii) Dorcas (c.1577-1616), wife of Anthony Ingoldsby, rector of Fishtoft, (viii) Elizabeth (c.1579-1643) of Boston, Massachusetts, wife of Richard Whittingham and Atherton Haugh, (ix) Sarah, wife of Oliver St. John, (x) Paul (c.1581-1610), and (xi) Peter (1583-1659) of Concord, Massachusetts.
Edward Bulkeley was the maternal grandfather of Chief Justice Oliver St. John (c.1598-1673). He was also the ancestor of my 3rd-great-grandmother Martha Jane Trotter Sidener (1836-1917).
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Also see http://miller-aanderson.blogspot.com/2011/12/edward-bulkeley-reverend-1540-1621.html
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[34031] Thomas' unverified information is from the Childs Tree in Ancestry.com in 2012 which state he m. 27 Nov 1571 in St. Ives, Huntingdonshire, England Johanna Adame (1550-1605).
[26155] This line is from One World Tree at Ancestry.com in 2007 and is not verified. Ancestry.com offers: "Cochran Name Meaning - Scottish: habitational name from lands in the parish of Paisley, near Glasgow. The place name is of uncertain derivation, perhaps from Welsh coch red, although this etymology is not supported by the early spelling Coueran."
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_Andreas GEIST _____________|_Anna Margaretha PLOWHEAD __
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| |_Maria Catharina SCHNEIDER _|_Anna Maria BORDNER ________
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| | _Christopher HEPLER ________|_Anna Maria SCHMIDT ________
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[13844] "The News-Item [Shamokin, PA], 9 May 1969," p. 2: "Russell W. Geist, Leck Kill, died this morning in Pottsville Hospital, where he was a patient nine days. He was in ill health the last several years. Mr. Geist was born in Rebuck, April 12, 1907, son of Wilson and Helen (Koppenhaver) Geist. He was a well known general merchant in business for 29 years in Leck Kill. Mr. Geist was a member of Christ Church, United Church of Christ, Leck Kill, and he served on the consistory board for many years. Mr. Geist was a member of the Eureka Lodge, Independent Order of Odd Fellows; Shamokin Loyal Order of Moose and Klingerstown Fire Company. Survivors include the widow, the former Mary Reitz; one son, Paul, Leck Kill; one daughter, Mrs. Ronald (Mary) Hoy, Millersburg R.D.; two brothers, Earl, Dornsife; Lester, Rebuck; one sister, Mrs. Verdie Mattern, Pitman; three grandchildren." Russell r. Upper Mahanoy Twp., Northumberland Co., PA at the time of the 1940 federal census.
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[55064] Find A Grave memorial 38021739 states her birthdate is 2 December 1760.
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[46199] Find A Grave memorial 156138665 offers: "William enlisted in Company B, Pennsylvania 202nd Infantry Regiment on September 2, 1864 and mustered out on August 3, 1865 at Harrisburg, PA. William was a farmer and livestock dealer. He and Emmeretta lived in Saville township, Perry County in 1870, and in Spruce Hill township, Juniata County in 1880 and 1900. According to her entry in the 1900 census, Emmeretta had nine children. Eight can be identified: Anna Bell, Louisa Jane, Ellen D. (Hellen), Mary W., Sally (married to Charles W. Landis), Josephine, Edward Wharton and Benjamin Jacob."
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[30775] The Perry County Times, 3 March 1938, p. 1: Newport, March 2. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tressler Scott, of Madison, Conn., both descendants of Col. John Tressler, founder of Tressler Orphans Home at Loysville, were killed on Tuesday when their auto was struck by a train at Tampa, Fla., according to an Associated Press dispatch. Mr. Scott, who was a retired concert singer and teacher, and Mrs. Scott were frequent visitors at the summer home of Mr. Scott's sister Mrs. Vera Scott Cushman, adjoining the Orphans' Home at Loysville. They last visited Loysville during October, last year. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tressler were cousins, and both were grandchildren of Col. and Mrs. John Tressler. Mr. Scott, who was 6 years old, was the son of the late Samuel and Anna Tressler Scott and was born in Ottawa, Ill. Mrs. Scott was 63 years old and was the daughter of the late William and Sarah Tressler Minnick, Newport. The Minnicks formerly resided in the house in Market street, Newport, now owned by Mrs. Bella Whitmer. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tressler Scott are survived by one son, Peter Lindsay Scott, a senior at Harvard University. The Rev. Dr. George T. Scott, New York City, secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions, is a brother of Arthur Scott, who is also survived by his sister, Mrs. Cushman, of Loysville. Mrs. Scott was the last member of the Minnick family. Funeral services for both Mr. and Mrs. Scott will be held at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon at Myers' funeral home in Newport. The Rev. G-. R. Heim, superintendent of the Tressler Home, and the Rev. L. Stoy Spangler, pastor of Newport Lutheran Church, will officiate. Burial will be made in the Newport cemetery.
[25103] An unverified file in Ancestry.com in 2010 states Anne is daughter of John Skinner (b. 1449 in Peckham, Co. Surry, d. 8 March 1516 in Reigate, Co. Surrey) and wife Joane Caldecote (b. 1448 in Reigate to Richard Caldecote [b. 1422] and Joane or Jean Norton [b. 1410], m. 1464, d. 1470). "Skinner Name Meaning - English: occupational name for someone who stripped the hide from animals, to be used in the production of fur garments or to be tanned for leather, from an agent derivative of Middle English skin 'hide', 'pelt' (Old Norse skinn)." - Source: Dictionary of American Family Names ©2013, Oxford University Press
Find A Grave memorial 58748018 offers: "Sara Tice (daughter of John Tice and Elizabeth Kiesecker) was born 18 Oct 1801 in Hagerstown, Maryland,(or, per 1850 census, born in PA) and died 06 Sep 1838 in Tiffin, Ohio. She married Jacob Kroh on 20 Apr 1820 in Hagerstown, Maryland, the son of Henry Kroh and Anna Barbara Richard (AKA Reichard or Reichart) Sara moved to Ohio Circa 1827. She died 06 Sep 1838 Tiffin, Ohio.
Children of Sara Tice and Jacob Kroh are:
1. Eliza Ann Kroh, b. 19 Jan 1821, Berkley Co., Virginia, d. 22 Oct 1898, Norwalk, Ohio.
2. Catharine Henryeta Kroh, b. 06 Feb 1822, Berkley Co., Virginia, d. 30 Aug 1826, Martinsburg, Virginia.
3. Harrison Tice Kroh, b. 03 Nov 1823, Berkley Co., Virginia, d. 25 Aug 1885, Wabash Co., Illinois.
4. Mary Jane Kroh, b. 06 Jun 1825, Martinsburg, Virginia, d. date unknown.
5. Sara Ellen Kroh, b. 17 Sep 1827, Martinsburg, Virginia, d. date unknown.
6. Corinthe Kroh, b. 10 Jan 1830, Tiffin, Ohio, d. 28 Nov 1830, Tiffin, Ohio.
7. Elizabeth Kroh, b. 10 Jan 1830, Tiffin, Ohio, d. date unknown.
8. Daniel Bernard Kroh, b. 26 Feb 1832, Tiffin, Ohio, d. 1916 in MI
9. Jacob Henry Kroh, b. 12 Oct 1833, Seneca Co., Ohio, d. 19 Mar 1895, Kokomo, Indiana. Find A Grave Memorial# 45510621
10. Martha Kroh, b. 10 Jun 1835, Tiffin, Ohio, d. 10 Jun 1835, Tiffin, Ohio.
11. Samuel Kroh, b. 20 Jun 1836, Tiffin, Ohio, d. 20 Jun 1836, Tiffin, Ohio.
12. David Kroh, b. 02 May 1837, Tiffin, Ohio, d. 14 May 1837, Tiffin, Ohio.
13. Alma T. (Kroh) Loose, b. 23 Jul 1838, Tiffin, Ohio, d. Jul. 11, 1932 Find A Grave Memorial# 64410153
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[46599] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 5 November 1923, p. 7: "Cherryfield, Nov. 4 - The funeral of Seward W. Willey was held Nov. 1 at 2 p.m. from the residence of his son, Horace Willey. Rev. Mr. Smith of the Baptist church of Harrington officiated. The pall bearers were Alonzo Willey, Eugene Willey, Wm. Harrington and Horace Willey."