[13705] Carrie is daughter of David Marion Brosius and Juniata Lang according to the unverified IGI file. An unverified file in Ancestry.com states Juniata was b. 12 Sept 1851 in Moorestown, PA and d. 28 April 1931 in Punxsuatawny, Jefferson Co., PA) and that she m. 19 Jan 1875 in Langville, PA David Brosius (b. 27 May 1847 in PA, d. 25 March 1941 in Punxsuatawny, Jefferson Co., PA). Also see http://www.familyoldphotos.com/pa/2d/david_and_juniata_brosius_family.htm
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[35546] This person is from the unverified Mason Herrington tree in Ancestry.com in 2013 and requires further documentation.
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[22329] http://www.aritek.com/hartgen/htm/le-strange.htm (not verified) shared in 2003: "The le Strange legend that has been repeated through successive generations can be found in part of an epic tale, the Romance of Fouke le fitz Warine. This French prose which was written by an unknown author in traditional trouverian style of the 13th century, was translated and reproduced in early medieval times for its popularity gained by the declared outlaw Fulk who is otherwise known as Fulk the son of Warine Ii. It is a story set in the 11th century A.D. wherein it begins with a certain lady, Mellette, who features as the outlaw's grandmother in her youth, she was united with her husband Guy of Metz, whom otherwise was known in France from whence he came, as Guarine or Warine de Metz. The chapter conveys how the le Strange family was founded, prior to the Warines, when Mellette, a beautiful damsel has a jousting tournament arranged for by her wealthy uncle, William Peverel. This was held in the time of William the Conqueror, in 1083 at his Castle Peveril in the Peak of Derbyshire England (shown above), and this is where she was expected to find a suitable husband, to which she replied: "Sire" no knight is there in all the world that I would take for the sake of riches and the honour of this land but if ever I take such a one he shall be handsome and courteous and accomplished and the most valiant of his order in all Christendom. Of riches I make no account, for truly can I say that he is rich who has that which his heart desires" from: Mellette, 'The Romance of Fouk le fitz Warine' Noble-men eager to win her as their bride together with dowry including the attractive white tower of white town, known as Whittington Castle Shropshire, came from every corner; Scotland, Wales and France. The two most salubrious guests, Owen Prince of Wales, and Eneas, Prince of Scotland, brought 200 knights along, - the Duke of Burgundy outnumbered them with a hundred more. Ydromor, Prince of Galloway came with a modest 150 men, but Guy (Guarine de Metz France), son of John, Duke of Brittany, (Johan duc de la Petite-Bretagene), came with only a hundred, plus his 9 brothers. Ultimately, Guy, with his life spared, victoriously claimed his wife, Mellette, whom already expressed her interest in him by sending over her glove. It continues... "..... Guy remained in England: And conquered, by the force of his sword, many beautiful lands, and so was named Guy le Strange ...."
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[17697] School teacher, druggist, soldier in the war with Mexico. "Mount Union Times [Mount Union, PA], 20 April 1894," p. 3: "The remains of Jacob Shade, formerly a resident of this place, were brought from Newport to Mount Union on Way Passenger on Saturday last and interred in the Odd Fellows' cemetery."
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[9309] Charles is son of Andrew Whitekettle and Anna Smith. He was employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad for 35 years, first in the Supervisor's office and then as a lumber inspector. He was an elder of St. Paul Lutheran Church, Madison Twp., Perry Co., PA. "The Perry County Times, 25 November 1943," p. 12: "Newport, Nov. 22 - Charles Smith Whitekettle died Wednesday morning, November 17, 1943, at his home on North Fourth street, after an illness of several months. He was 66 years old and was the son of Andrew S. and Anna Smith Whitekettle and was born at Markelsville. For more than 35 years Mr. Whitekettle was affiliated with the Pennsylvania Railroad Company as a lumber inspector; his work taking him all over the United States. Surviving in addition to his wife, Margaret Loy Whitekettle, are: One daughter, Miss Pauline Whitekettle, at home, and one son, Loy A. Whitekettle, of Marietta; one brother, Frank H. Whitekettle, Wallace, Idaho, and two sisters, Miss Maude Whitekettle, of Newport, and Mrs. L. C. Smith, of Altoona. He was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church and was an elder in that church at the time of death. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Whitekettle home, with the Rev. L. Stoy Spangler, pastor of St. Paul's, officiating. Burial was made in the Newport cemetery. Members of St. Paul's Church Council acted as pallbearers."
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