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[48530] "Reading Times [Reading, Pennsylvania]," 27 January 1938, p. 16: "Mrs. Kate P. (Bordner) Frantz, 81, wife of Israel Frantz, died yesterday at Frystown. She was born in Bethel township, a daughter of the late Percival and Lovina (Miller) Bordner. She was a member of Salem Lutheran Church, Bethel. Surviving are her husband; two children, Lovie M., wife of Robert Deck, Myerstown; J. Homer Frantz, Fredericksburg, R. D.; also four grandchildren and one brother, Jacob M. Bordner, Robesonia, members of the Berks board of prison inspectors. Funeral Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the house. Interment in Mt. Hope cemetery, Myerstown."
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JPete711@aol.com posted on the Web in 2002:
A Light in the Valley, A History of the Codorus Church of the Brethren, by William L. Gould, published by the Codorus Church of the Brethren, Loganville, PA, 1976. I obtained a copy of this book from the church.
pg 120 - David Y. Brillhart - David Y. Brillhart was born March 3, 1855 on the old Brillhart homestead east of Loganville. He was the son of Jacob and Rebecca Yost Brillhart. He married Mary Alice Herbst, and they made their home of the ancestal lands that had been warrented to Peter Brilhard (note the change in spelling), great-great grandfather of David. For five generations this farm had been in the Brillhart family.
The Codorus congregation called him to the ministry in 1886 and on September 20, 1900, he was ordained to the Eldership. For fifteen years he served as the presiding Elder of the congregation.
In addition to being a competent farmer, David Y. Brillhart served as director of the Glen Rock Trust Company, a director of the Western Mutual Fire Insurance Company and a trustee of the Heilig Wire Company of York. For a period of time he was president of the Board of the Brethren Children's Home at Carlisle. In a day prior to the well-stocked drug stores of today, Brother Brillhart was also a dispenser of medications. He kept a supply of home remedies and sold them to those who called upon him.
On September 8, 1929, death came to him quite suddenly as he was chatting with visiting neighbors. He was buried in the cemetery adjoining the Codorus Church. His daughter, Mary, widow of Elder Jacob E. Myers, is still living in Hanover. Three sons, David, Jacob and Charles are deceased.
This is the same David Y. Brillhart pictured on page 192 under Peter Brillhart Branch. This family is discussed on pages 192-194.
This article says David Y. made his home of the ancestral lands warrented by Peter which for five generations had been in the Brillhart family. Land Records of York County, PA show Peter and Mary Brilhart deeded land in Shrewsbury Twp. to Jacob Brillhart, deed dated 18 Apr 1797 and recorded 20 Apr 1797, Book 2M, pg 372.
Additionally, Abstract of York County Wills from 1749-1820 (Case Western Reserve Library) Brillhart, Jacob D. Will dated 7 Feb 1811 Proved 16 May 1811 Wife--Margaret Brillhart; Children--Peter, David, Elizabeth, and Samuel
PHBA page 192 lists the children of Jacob Brillhart married to Magaret Myers as David, Samuel, Peter, and Elizabeth which would seem to be proven by the above will abstract.
PHBA page 192 says David Brillhart, son of Jacob Brillhart was born in 1786 and was married to Magdalena Feigley. Two children: Jacob and Leah.
1850 PA Census, York Co., Springfield Twp., family 30/30 shows Brilhard, David, 52, value of real estate $5,000, wife Lauah (Lanah?), 54, with children Jacob 26, and Leah 22.
Thus we have fairly conclusive proof of the lineage from Peter to Jacob to
David to Jacob to David Y.
NOW FOR CORRECTIONS -
Page 192 says Jacob Brillhart, son of Peter and Mary, husband of Margaret Myers died in 1788. However, the abstract of the will given above says Jacob's will was dated 7 Feb 1811 and proved 16 May 1811 making his death someplace between those dates not 1788.
Pg 192, David is given a birthdate of 1786, but 1850 census records would make in about 1798.
Also pge 192, David's date death is given as 1824, but the 1850 census would
indicate he was still alive and well in 1850, being 52.
I find it interesting that on page 192 PHBA gives information on David Brillhart, son of Jacob, married to Magdalena Feigley with two children Jacob and Leah. He says Jacob married Rebecca Yost and talks about their son David Y. Brillhart on page 193. He also presents information on the daughter Leah and her children.
THEN ON PAGE 194 David Brillhart is listed again as son of Jacob married to Magdaline Feigley and it says, "Of this union little has been left on records to show their life's work." This is the same family he just spent two pages discussing. This has been part of my frustration with the Brillhart book over the years. I think the same people are discussed in more than one place with a little different information presented and without birth and death dates so it is impossible to know if this is really the same person.
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"History of York County, Pennsylvania," John Gibson, Historical Editor (Chicago: F. A. Battey Publishing Co., 1886) Part II, Biographical Sketches, Springfield Township, p. 185: "David Y. Brillhart, one of the successful farmers of Springfield Township, was born in that township, March 3, 1855. His ancestors were among the earliest settlers of York County. His parents were Jacob and Rebecca (Yost) Brillhart, residents of Springfield Township. Mr. Brillhart has been a resident of Springfield Township all his life, and engaged in agricultural pursuits, in which occupation he has been exceedingly prosperous. His farm, which contains over 200 acres of superior land, is well improved. He is also the owner of a valuable ore mine, which bears his name. Mr. Brillhart was united in marriage, January 26, 1879, with Miss Mary Alice Herbst, a daughter of Jacob and Julia (Diehl) Herbst, of Hopewell Township. Four children have been born to them Jacob, Rebecca (deceased), David and Charles."
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[54365] Randall's obituary: "Vinalhaven - It is with deep sorrow and much love we announce the passing of a husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle and friend, Randall W. Farnham, 67, who passed away unexpectedly due to a medical event, resulting in an automobile accident, Wednesday, July 12, 2023 on Vinalhaven Island. Those who knew and loved him will be able to look outside of our own loss, and find comfort knowing he is freed from his heartache over the recent loss of his son, Arthur Farnham, aka, T-Pot and Russ to his family and closest friends. Randy was born April 27, 1956 in Castine, to John and Thelma Wardwell Farnham. He attended grammar school in Orland and went on to graduate from Bucksport High School. Randy always said he did his part to prevent overcrowding in school by skipping class to cut and haul wood to St. Regis Papermill. He found his second love on Vinalhaven and was able to enjoy his love of cutting wood all while learning the hard work of fishing from Victor Ames and John Beckman. The three of them developed years of friendship that still leaves all who knew them wondering, when they heard a story, which one was actually the bad influence. He worked as a caretaker on Vinalhaven, taking great pride in providing his services to the wonderful people he considered part of his family. He learned to work with granite and created many masterpieces that will be solid reminders that he lived and meant something to many people. So, when you see a piece of carved granite, you can think of him and he will live on in a story or two that will be told with laughter and tears. His friends, Bobby Philbrook, Fred Granger, Amby Ally, Eric Meklin, and Bruce Willett, meant the world to him and were always there to laugh a little harder, cry a little less and make life much easier. Randy is survived by his loving wife Virginia Farnham and his youngest son Andrew W. Farnham; his brothers, Jerry Farnham and his wife Tammy, Michael Farnham and his long-time partner Cheryl White, John Farnham and his wife Lynne; close and loving nephew Michael Farnham, II; sisters, Diane Farnham, Lisa Drake and her husband Gene, Venitia Hunt and her husband Steven; grandsons, Corbin, Brian, Arthur John AJ; granddaughter Lily; uncle Leslie and his wife Eleanor; as well as many nieces, nephews, cousins and extended family members. Randy was predeceased by his son Arthur T. Farnham; his parents, John and Thelma Farnham, Nephew Derick Warren; grandparents Arthur L. and Jennie D. Farnham, Mavis Douglas and Paul Wardwell. A graveside celebration of Randys life will be held at 11:00 a.m., Thursday, August 10, 2023 at Browns Head Cemetery, Vinalhaven."
[41069] "The Democratic Banner [Mount Vernon, Ohio], 7 January 1913," p. 7: "Mrs. Margaret Molter died at her home in Ashland, Ohio, Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock after an Illness of only four days' duration. She was 73 years of age at the time of her death. Mrs. Molter formerly resided east of the city and was a sister of Mrs. B. F. Humbert of Mt. Vernon. The remains were taken to Danville Thursday and the funeral will be held Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hall. Interment in Danville." "Fowler Name Meaning - English: occupational name for a bird-catcher (a common medieval occupation), Middle English fogelere, foulere (Old English fugelere, a derivative of fugol 'bird')." - source: Dictionary of American Family Names ©2013, Oxford University Press.
[33278] For his home area see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Præstø_County
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[38363] This person is from the unverified Long Garrett Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015.
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