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[2411] Mark Antony is renown for his role in Roman government, his attempt to succeed the murdered Julius Caesar, and his dalliance with Cleopatra. Mark Antony had a series of wives, the last being Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt. He commited suicide in 30 B.C.
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[58514] The unverified file LLSL-VT8 in familysearch.org offers: "Nathaniel Briner was born on 30 September 1838, in Wayne, Ohio, United States as the son of John Briner and Catharine Smith. He married Lucinda Sowers on 13 May 1860, in Wayne, Ohio, United States. They were the parents of at least 1 daughter. He lived in New York, United States in 1870 and Cochranton, Crawford, Pennsylvania, United States in 1880. He registered for military service in 1863. He died on 8 January 1896, in Bellevue, Campbell, Kentucky, United States, at the age of 57, and was buried in Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, United States."
[42175] This person is from an unverified file in Ancestry.com in 2017. Ancestry.com offers: "Cole Name Meaning - English: from a Middle English pet form of Nicholas. English: from a Middle English personal name derived from the Old English byname Cola (from col '(char)coal', presumably denoting someone of swarthy appearance), or the Old Norse cognate Koli. Scottish and Irish: when not of English origin, this is a reduced and altered form of McCool. In some cases, particularly in New England, Cole is a translation of the French surname Charbonneau. Probably an Americanized spelling of German Kohl."
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[9050] The 1900 census of Jackson Twp., Richland Co., Ohio shows Levi (farmer; born in OH of parents b. in PA) and wife Mary L. (born in MI of parents b. in OH) with Orville (age 17), "Earnney" (age 15) and Lucy (age 4). Levi and Mary m. 8 Dec 1872 in the home of the Rev. N. H. Loose, Shelby, OH. "News-Journal [Mansfield, Ohio], 28 December 1926," p. 15: "Levi Earick, a pioneer of Jackson township, passed away at his home Sunday evening. Death resulted from dropsy. He was 77 yeers of age and had resided in suited from dropsy. He was 77 years of age and had resided in Jackson township for fifty-four years. He leaves to mourn his loss his wife, three sons, and two daughters, Willard Earick, Shelby, Orrville, of Mansfield, Earnest at home, Mrs. Adam Stillwagon, Mrs. P. G. Wade, of Mansfield. He is also survived by ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren. . . . Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon, meeting at the home at 2 p. m. and at the Baptist church at 2:30. Burial will be made in the Oakland cemetery."
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John's other children are Jacob (1816-1888), Catherine (m. 12 March 1840 in Wayne Co., OH Elizabeth Jackson - both buried in Meng Cemetery, Ashland Co.), Hanna (1825-1859, m. 1843 William Ryland), Elizabeth (b. 1828, m. 1851 in Ashland Co., OH William Harpster). One World Tree on Ancestry.com reports he m. 10 June 1828 in Chambersburg, Franklin Co., PA Eva Gsell (b. 1808 in PA of Henry Gsell, she d. 1 Feb 1894 in Ashland Co., OH). See "The Garn Family: including Carn, Garnes, Garns, and Gern," Lynn EdwinGarn, Ph.D. (2011; available from Bedford County Historical Society, 6441 Lincoln Highway, Bedford, PA 15522). Find A Grave Memorial 44443197 offers: "John Adam Garn was known almost exclusively as Adam Garn even though his grave marker lists his name as John A. Garn. His will, death record, land records, and census records all report his name as Adam Garn with the possible exception of an early census in Pennsylvania. This difference between the name on his grave marker and the name he used or gave on important documents is evidence that he was named according to the German naming conventions of his parents who immigrated to America from Germany. Adam would never have been known as John Garn and most friends and neighbors would not have even known his first name. There is indisputable evidence that he had a brother named John Garn or Johannes Gern, the German name for someone they intended to call John, another reason he would not have been called John. He undoubtedly was officially named Johann Adam Gern at birth, Johann being the version of John given when the name isn't intended to be used as his primary name. But the name he used and would have been known by was Adam Garn, the Anglicized version of Johann Adam Gern.
Adam was married twice. The name of his first wife, the date of the marriage, and the date she died are not known. He was married as Adam Gern to Eve Cell in 1828 in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania."
_Charles (The "Patriot") HUTCHINS _+
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[26112] This line is from One World Tree at Ancestry.com in 2007 and is not verified.
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Georg is the eldest son and was born in Albany or Greenwich Twp., Berks Co., PA; is on tax list for Greenwich Twp. in 1758 and in the 1780 tax list as George Loy. He married Rebecca Bossert and Elizabetha _____ (in what order is not known). He inherited 150 acres from his father. The LDS Church's Ancestral File states he d. 1804 and is buried at Stony Run, Berks Co., PA [not verified].
Received via e-mail 27 April 2000:
I found your website via Dolores Walls "The Complete Loy History". I was interested to find Georg Loy b. ca. 1737, son of Matthias Loy in your database. Mühlschlägel researchers have always said that Georg's daughter, Maria Catharine, was the wife of George Heinrich Mühlschlägel of Virginia. Still, doubts have been raised as to the probability because of Maria's age (marriage age would have been 12!). This week I received a copy of Georg Loy's last will and testament and wanted to share it with you.
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Will of George Leh/Ley, June 6, 1804, Greenwich, Berks Co. PA
In the will George refers to himself as Georg Ley but signs Jorg Ley
(umlaut over the "o" and the "y"). There are many references to his
beloved wife Rebecca.
Executors of the will are Valentin Probst and George's son Jacob Ley.
(Jacob signs Ley with an umlaut over the "y")
George wills his plantation of about 140 acres to his wife with an
offer to his son for full purchase. If his son cannot or doesn't want to
purchase the plantation himself, the sale of said plantation should be
divided evenly between his children: Anna Smithin, Margareth Sohin, Susana Fogthin, Elisabeth Himmelin, Catherine Sohin, Barbara Sohin, Jacob Ley,
Magthalina Loy
Total pages 17 with extensive listing of property and persons owing him money. George was evidently fairly wealthy.
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In your data base you list the following children for George: Elizabeth LOY, Susan LOY, Jacob LOY, Mary Magdaline LOY, Maria Catharine LOY, Frederick LOY.
This matches up pretty well with the list of children from the will, with the exception of Frederick who is not mentioned.The married names of George's daughters are also very interesting: Smith, Soh, Himmel and Focht. Do you know anything about these PA families?
I think this will shows that George's daughter Catharine was not the wife of George H. Mühlschlägel. So the search goes on for Maria Catharine Loy married to George H. Mühlschlägel married approx. 1781.
Peggy McKenzie, Frankenhausen, Germany - http://home.t-online.de/home/mckenzie/millsl.htm
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[13884] AKA as Cora Annabella Wilson. "Shamokin News-Dispatch [Shamokin, PA], 14 January 1966," p. 3: "Mrs Cora Annabelle Troutman 57, Herndon R.D., died yesterday in her home after being discharged from Geisinger Medical Center, Danville, on Monday. She entered the hospital late last month. Mrs. Troutman was a daughter of George O. Wilson, Sunbury. and the late Cora (Otto) Wilson. Surviving are the father, the husband, Harvey, Herndon, R. D.; one son, Andrew, at home; one daughter, Ruby, at home; three brothers, Melvin Wilson, Roanoke, Va.; Merrill Wilson, Melburne, N.J., and George Wilson, Jr., Burkley Heights, N.J., and one sister, Mrs. George Wallace, Union, N.J." Ancestry.com offers: "Wilson Name Meaning - English, Scottish, and northern Irish: patronymic from the personal name Will, a very common medieval short form of William."