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[55824] Lillis is daughter of Stephen E. Empey (1819-1886) & Julia Elisa Shurtleff (1826-1891; m. 1 January 1846 in Hatley, Stanstead, Quebec, Canada).
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[40144] The unverified Gasbarro Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015 offers: "When Anna Margaret Harman was born on November 7, 1753, in Berks County, Pennsylvania, her father, John, was 54 and her mother, Catharine, was 52 . . . . She died on January 9, 1826, in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, at the age of 72, and was buried in Lykens, Pennsylvania."
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[35293] This person is from the unverified Beattie Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013 which states Pieter arrived in America in 1892.
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[55606] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine]," 15 January 2024: "Cherryfield - Gloria Jean (Mathews) Morse Bagley passed away peacefully on Jan. 8, 2024, surrounded by her family and friends after a courageous and hard-fought battle through the ravages of dementia. She was born March 15, 1940, the daughter of James and Bernice (Harrington) Mathews of Cherryfield. She spent each day living her motto to never give up and never give in. The disease, known as a master of theft, that slowly takes everything that ever mattered away, never was able to take her recognition of those she loved, and it was their voices in the end that allowed her to be set free to rejoin those who went before her. Gloria had a remarkable resilience and personal strength that enabled her to face life head on. here were many things Gloria loved in life including her family, friends, flower gardening, dancing, country music, travel, and touring the back country on an ATV with Julian. She loved Washington County and more specifically Cherryfield and Centerville, two places that would always feel like home. Both held special memories and gave her a sense of belonging that could never be found anywhere else. While many people look forward to the day they can retire, Gloria absolutely loved to work and often said she regretted retiring at age 70. She spent several years as a secretary for Handy Pinkham in Steuben, several more at a dispatch/accounting job with Wymans, worked in an accounting position with Maine Wild Blueberry, and in the final 18 plus years of employment, she was in accounts receivable at Bluebird Ranch. The Prout's became like a second family to her, and she often spoke of them in endearing terms. Within months of getting done work, Gloria became a great-grandmother to Lanie Morse, and her worries about what to do with all her free time were answered. For the next four years she and Julian found great joy in babysitting Lanie. She was their bright spot as they continued to age. After Julian passed away, Gloria moved to be close to her daughter Kelley and partner Ruth. During the years that followed she reconnected with her friend Carolyn Wright, visiting each other, and going out to have breakfast and lunch. Soon Mary Smith joined them, and they became known as the 'Giddy Up Go Girls', as they traveled about with Mary on many an excursion. She also formed a special friendship with Alyssa Dugal, who started out as her hairdresser, but ended up being a cherished friend. Alyssa became one of the bright spots in her life and was by her side as she made her way back home, as was Carrie Tracey who for the last two months not only provided healthcare, but also laughter and love. Gloria will always be remembered for her fierce determination and perseverance, her strong work ethic which she instilled in her children, Rodney and Kelley, her unfaltering devotion to her three siblings, her deep love for her grandchildren Laura, Nic, and her great-grandchild, Lanie, her beautiful smile and always for her impeccable appearance that her brother Foster lovingly referred to as 'Glamorous Glo'. Gloria is survived by her daughter, Kelley Wescott and partner Ruth Crowley; her grandson, Nicholas Morse; her granddaughter, Laura Morse and partner, Sarah Bagley; her great granddaughter, Lanie Morse and Lanie's mother, Crystal Coulter; her brother, Dickie Mathews; her daughter-in-law, Susie Morse; her sister-in-law, Leta Mathews; her brother-in-law, Gary Bagley and partner Danny Samaroo; her niece, Amy Mathews; her niece, Katie Parker, husband Donny and daughter, Emma and her grandniece, Karlee Frisby of Arkansas; special cousins, Margie Gerrish and husband Paul, Gordon Harrington and wife Diana and dear friends Bill and Deb Sehl, Carolyn Wright, Mary Smith, Alyssa Dugal and Kathy Look. She was predeceased by her parents, James and Bernice Mathews; her first husband, Roland Morse; her son, Rodney J. Morse; her sister, Lucille MacQuarrie; her brother, Foster Mathews; her second husband, Julian Bagley; her brother-in-law, Carroll MacQuarrie; her brother-in-law Beverly Morse, her sister-in-law, Audrey Mathews; her special aunt, Grace Gerrish; her niece, Karen (Mathews) Henry and four cherished friends: Merla Shook, Nedra Colbeth ,Peggy Fernald and Lena Grover."
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Christopher m. Anna Maria, b. 19 Feb 1744, d. 01 Jan 1823. Anna Maria is daughter of Alexander Schaeffer, founder of Schaefferstown, PA; she is buried with Christopher in the villlage where they were pioneer settlers, Campbelltown. Christopher is perhaps the one of this name, son of Heinrich Meyer, b. 20 Oct 1736, bapt. 19 Nov 1736 by the Rev. John Casper Stoever (pioneer Lutheran pastor, although the Heinrich Meyer family were of the Reformed Church persuasion). His sons moved to Centre Co., PA. He served as a soldier in the War for Independence.
raycharlotte@m4.sprynet.com offered the following unverified information via Internet 9/28/98:
2. Christopher Meyer b. abt 1766 Muhlbach, Lebanon Co., PA d. 8/2/1801Campbellstown, PA; m. Anna Maria Schaeffer, daughter of founder of Shafferstown, PA. b. 2/19/1744, d. 1/1/1823; children (gen 3):
3. Henry Meyer b. 1767 Campbellstown, PA d. 4/19/1844; m. Elizabeth Hurst Abt. 1792 Boalsburg, Centre Co., PA; children:
4. Philip Meyer b. 1793
4. Jacob Meyer b. 1802
4. Catharine Meyer (Mayer) b 1804
4. Henry Meyer b. 1810
4. Joseph Meyer b. 1818
4. Mary Meyer b. 1820
3. John Meyer (Moyer) b. abt 1769 Campbellstown, PA d. 7/17/1842; m.. Esther Burkholder; children (gen 4):
4. Henry Meyer b. 1799
4. George Meyer b. 1801
4. John Meyer (Moyer) b 1802
4. Joseph Meyer b. 1806
4. Mary Meyer b. 1808
4. Catharine Meyer b. 1811
4. Michael Meyer b. 1816
4. Elizabeth Meyer b. 1817
4. Susan Meyer b. 1820
4. Philip Meyer (Moyer) b. 1823
4. Infant Meyer
3. Michael Meyer (Mayer) b. 8/2/1771 Campbellstown, PA; d.4/1/1842 Redersburg; m. Elizabeth Derstine; children (gen 4):
4. Henry
4. Mary
4. Michael
4. George Meyer
4. Elizabeth Meyer b. 1807
4. Samuel Meyer b. 1810
4. Catharine Meyer b. 1816
4. Solomon Meyer b. 1819
3. Jacob Meyer b. 3/25/1774 Campbellstown, PA d. 9/25/1853 Millheim, Centre Co., PA, m. Anna Sheller; children (gen 4):
4. Elizabeth Meyer b. 1801
4. Jacob Meyer b. 1802
4. Henry Meyer b. 1804
4. Catharine Meyer b. 1806
4. Mary Meyer b. 1807
4. Susan Meyer b. 1808
4. Christopher b. 1812
4. John Meyer b. 1814
3. Christopher Meyer/Mayer b. 9/20/1776 Campbellstown, PA; d. 6/11/1848, m. Beckie Howeter; children (gen 4):
4. Frederick C. Meyer b/ 1810
4. John C. Meyer b. 1812
4. Michael C. Meyer b. 1814
4. George C Meyer b. 1816
4. Susan Meyer
4. Mary Meyer
4. Sarah Meyer
4. Elizabeth Meyer
4. Catharine Meyer
3. George C. Meyer b. 3/25/1783 Campbellstown, PA d. 1/1/1854; m. Catharine Meyer, Aaronsburg, PA; children (gen 4):
4. Catharine Meyer b. 1808
4. Henry Meyer b. 1809
4. Mary Meyer
4. Philip Meyer b. 1819
4. Jacob G. Meyer b. 1824
3. Catharine Meyer, m. Philip Fishburn; children (gen 4):
4. _______Fishburn m. ________Meyer
4. John Fishburn
4. _______ Fishburn
4.________ Fishburn m. _________
3. Christina Meyer, m. Samuel Camper; children (gen 4):
4. John Camper
4. Frederick Camper
4. Jacob Carper
4. Christopher Carper
4. Mary Carper
4. Christina Carper
3. Mary Meyer, m. John Adam Carper; children (gen 4):
4. John Carper
4. Philip Carper
4. Mary Carper
4. Eliza Carper
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Find A Grave memorial 19476147 reports Christopher served during the War for Independence (1st Co., 2nd Batt. Lancaster County Militia).
See "Genealogy of the Meyer Family," Henry Meyer (Cleveland: Lauer & Mattill, 1890), pp. 89-92.
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[31037] Reference: http://larryvoyer.com/genealog (not verified).
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[14493] Alfred was a musician of note and played with several orchestras and societies. He was foreman of the Fire King engine company and first fire engineer appointed by the town of Randolph, MA.