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_John Frederick BREINER _|_Catharina Magdalena (Ley or) LOY _
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[9489] "The Times [Streator, Illinois], 20 September 1982," p. 2: "Jennie E. Harms, 82, Route 1, died at Sit. Mary's Hospital at 8:30 a.m. Saturday , The funeral will be at 1 p m Tuesday in the Seals-Campbell Chapel, Marseilles, with the Rev. Loren Harrison officiating. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery, Marseilles. Visitation will be at the funeral home after 2 p.m. today. Mrs. Harms was born to Van and Lizzie (Hoeg) Briner Dec 7, 1899, in Brookfield Township. She married Hans Harms, who survives. Also surviving are two sons, John of Plant City, Fla , and Rayman of Arvada, Colo ; two daughters, Mrs. Oluf (Edith) Alsvig of Marseilles and Mrs. Ronald (Betty) Coates of Marseilles; nine grandchildren, four greatgrandchildren, one brother, Henry Briner of Ottawa; two sisters, Mrs. Frank (Angeline) Enockson of Marseilles and Mrs. Martin (Lois) Morey, also of Marseilles. Preceding her in death were four sisters, one brother and three grandchildren."
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[17489] After Gilbert died, Sophronia moved the family back to Pierce's Pond, r. in the old Benjamin Leach homestead (1880) and later moving to Orland, ME.
"Centennial History of Summit County, Ohio and Representative Citizens (Chicago: Biographical Publishing Co., 1908), p. 585: " Harvey A. Myers, a well known farmer and stock dealer of Norton Township, was born on the excellent farm of eighty acres on which he now resides, Dec. 29, 1853, son of Alpheus and Salome (Myers) Myers.
Alpheus Myers was born in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, July 10, 1818, and in boyhood accompanied his father, Henry Myers, to a farm near Wooster, Ohio. Later, Henry Myers, with all his family except Alpheus, removed to Indiana, where he died. Alpheus Myers came to Summit County April, 1846, where he purchased the 80-acre farm now owned and operated by his son, Harvey. He later bought the Sherman farm of 140 acres, and during the Civil War he further increased the extent of his property by purchasing a farm of 100 acres situated across the road from where he lived and which was called the Mosier farm. In addition to these farms he owned one of 140 acres in Missouri. He also drilled and found coal and opened the mine, known as the Myers mine in Wadsworth Township, Medina County. He was a man of excellent business qualifications, and during the Civil war made a large amount of money in buying and shipping horses for the government. He was a highly respected citizen of Norton Township and died Mar. 1, 1878. His death was the result of an accident. He was about to make a business trip to the west and also visit his aged mother. While waiting at the Wadsworth station, engaged in conversation with a friend, he accidentally stepped in front of a moving train and was instantly killed.
Alpheus Myers married Salome Myers, who survived him many years, dying in October, 1900. They had six children, the youngest of whom, Owen, died Oct. 7, 1905. The others were as follows: William H., residing in Akron; Mary, wife of Isaac Tinsman, and a resident of Akron; Lavina, who married Solomon Kraver, and resides in Medina County; Josepha, residing in Medina County, who married (first) Septimus Siberling, and moved to Iowa, where he died, and (second) Jacob Slamker who she survives; and Harvey A., of Norton Township.
Harvey A. Myers was reared in his native place and has always resided on his fine, old farm, where he successfully carries on general farming and stock-dealing, making a specialty of cows. He attended the district schools during his boyhood, and is a man of much general information, keeping himself abreast of the times, as the modern farmer has to do to enjoy a full measure of prosperity.
Mr. Myers married Alice B. Miller, a daughter of Frank Miller, of Norton Township, and they have a family of eight children, namely: Frank, married and residing in Akron; Fred, who married Emma Weaver and resides at home with his parents; Sadie, who is the wife of Charles Messner, and has one child, Florence; Mattie, who married William Helnick, and has one child, Floy; Hattie, who married Elmer Hall and has one child, Harold; and Elsie, Vernie and Chloe. Mr. and Mrs. Myers have their children settled around them, or still remaining under the home roof, and have never yet been called on to part with any of them. The family is one well known all through Norton Township.
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"A portrait and biographical record of Portage and Summit counties, Ohio (1898)," pp. 506-507, reports Professor Frederick Schnee was "a prominent educator of Summit county, Ohio, and for the past twelve years superintendent of schools at Cuyahoga Falls, was born at Freeburg, Pa., April 30, 1848, a son of John F. and Hannah (Young) Schnee.
"The great-great-grandfather of subject. Johannes Schnee, came from Germany in the ship Phoenix in 1743 and settled in Pennsylvania. After the Revolutionary war there were four Schnees, and three of them changed or translated the name to Snow. Johannes Schnee was a member of the Lutheran church. His son. John, settled in Lebanon county, Pa., was a miller and business man. and married Elizabeth Stehr. He was a soldier in the Revolutionary war. His son, Joseph, was the
grandfather of Prof. Schnee, and was born in Lebanon county. Pa. His brothers are John, Jacob, Henry, Philip, and George. John Schnee married Elizabeth Fisher, and their children were William, Mary L., Joseph F., John F., Jacob F., Sarah, Susannah, Peter F., Ann M., Henry F., and Elizabeth.
"Joseph Schnee learned the printer's trade and surveying. He moved to Union county. Pa., and bought a large farm near and partly on the Shade Mountain. He also engaged extensively in the manufacture of coverlets, and had three manufactories, at Lewisburg, Freeburg and Schnee's Mill, or Mount Pleasant. Mr. Schnee was a colonel in the Pennsylvania state militia, and was in the war of 1812. He was well educated for his time and kept school on his farm. He was an active politician and well and favorably known; he lived to be about forty-eight years old and died at Freeburg, Pa. He was justice of the peace at one time and married many people. He surveyed a great deal of land in Pennsylvania and taught others the surveying business.
"John F. Schnee, father of the professor, was born in Perry township. Union county. Pa., May 17, 1823, received a common-school education and attended the academy at Lewiston, Pa., and taught school for a few terms. He learned the tanner's trade, and married Hannah Young, a native of New Berlin, Union county, Pa. , a daughter of Frederick and Eva (Spotts) Young. The Youngs were of Scotch descent; the Spotts were of German ancestry. Frederick Young was a carpenter. His children were John, Samuel, Jacob, Barbara and Hannah. Mr. and Mrs, Schnee settled, after marriage, at Freeburg, Pa . where he carried on the tanning business until 1864, when he carne to Summit county, Ohio. and bought a good farm of 140 acres in Springfield township, and here he lived until his death, a Lutheran in religion and a deacon for many years. In politics he was a democrat, was a constable in Pennsjlvania and a township trustee in Springfield township. He was a substantial fanner and much respected. His children were Frederick, Joseph and Elizabeth E. Mrs. Schnee died at Freeburg, and Mr. Schnee married Lydia Swengel, and to them was born one son, now living- -Charles M. Lydia Swengel was born in Union county. Pa., a daughter of Michael and Esther (Hassinger) Swengel. Mr. Schnee lived to be fifty years of age, and died November 9, 1873.
"Prof. Frederick Sclmee received his education in a common school and then in the Freeburg academy until sixteen years old. He came to Ohio in 1864, attended the high school at Akron and Greensburg seminary at Inland, in Summit county, which was a prosperous school of the Evangelical association. He taught school in Sunnnit county four consecutive winters, and then became principal of the Richfield Central high school and remained one year.
"Prof. Schnee married, in Springfield township, December 1, 1870, Caroline M. Gilcrest, who was born August 14, 1848, within the township limits, a daughter of Robert and Rebecca (Myers) Gilcrest. Robert Gilcrest was of Scotch-Irish ancestry, and John Myers, the maternal grandfather of Mrs. Schnee, was a soldier in the war of 1812.
"Robert Gilcrest was born in Washington county, Pa., a son of William, a pioneer. Robert was a millwright by trade and came when young to Summit, Ohio. He married Rebecca Myers, of Summit county, a daughter of John Myers, of Union county. Pa., but formerly of Berks county, Pa. Robert Gilcrest engaged in the milling business in Springfield township and owned and operated Gilcrcst's mill for many years, and also bought a farm. His children were Caroline M., Thomas J.. Matilda E., Mary A., and Robert Anson. Mr. Gilcrest was an honored citizen and held the office of township trustee and treasurer, was a successful man and died aged eighty-four years. His wife still lives, aged eighty years.
"After marriage, Mr. Schnee taught school a few years, and then located in Akron and engaged in the life-insurance and school-furniture liusiness until 1877, and then was superintendent of schools at Magadore, Ohio, for six years, and in 1883 was superintendent of the township schools of Norton, Ohio, and in 1885 came to Cuyahoga Falls, where he has been superintendent since, and has charge of all the school buildings and fourteen teachers. He has been successful in building up the schools and improving the tone of scholarship. Prof. Schnee has been a member of the county board of school examiners since April, 1883, and in former years did much institute work.
"Prof. Schnee and wife are members of the Methodist Episcopal church, of which he is a trustee; in politics he is a democrat. To Mr. and Mrs. Schnee have been born Robert G. and John T. His son Robert G. is a graduate of the Cleveland college of Physicians & Surgeons, in which institution he teaches bacteriology and practices medicines with Dr. Rogers.
"Prof. Schnee gained his education by his own efforts, is a self-made man, and has succeeded through his individual ability. He stands high as a man and citizen, as well as in the educational profession."
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[16421] Hezekiah m. 27 Jan 1728 at Kittery to Ann Thompson (dau. of Thomas Thompson and Sarah Furbish). Their children included Miles (b. 22 Sept 1729 at Kittery, d. 11 Feb 1810 at Stockton, ME) and Hezekiah, Jr. (b. 1734).
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[52418] Laura also m. (2) 1 January 1920 Harold Wetherell Castner (1891-1947).
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[34156] Edward's ancestry is from the unverified Phillips Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013.