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[34315] Johann is from the unverified Corbett Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013 which states he m.. Louisa Friedica ______(1715-1785), but if Louisa was indeed b. in 1715 she would have been 48 when Margarette was born.
[48751] Mary is said to be daughter of Benjamin Bunker (1710-1818) & Abigail Goodwin (1715-1785, m. 9 December 1743 in Nantucket, Nantucket Co., MA).
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[25085] An unverified posting in One World Tree on Ancestry.com in 2006 provides this line and states that Emeline and George also had Agnes Maud (b. 28 July 1877) and Clarence Henry (b. 15 April 1882).
[3662] Rhys' ancestry is given to his greatgrandfather, Cynddelw Gam, Lord of Yale, by W.H.Turton, "The Plantagenet Ancestry" (Balt.: Gen.Pub.Co.,1968), p. 132.
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[21312] Perhaps named David, he m. Hannah McCaslin Snowman, according the NSDAR supplemental application for # 817403.
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"Shamokin News-Dispatch, 8 April 1944," p. 2: "William E. Ressler, 80. of 28 North Eighth Street, retired banker, realtor, notary public and one of Shamokin's best known men, died shortly before 4:00 this morning in Geisinger Memorial Hospital, Danville, from an acute illness with which he was stricken late last week. Mr. Ressler. who had been retired from business activities the past seven years, became seriously ill following an acute attack, and when he failed to respond to medical treatment was taken last Sunday to the hospital. For a brief interval after he received emergency treatment. Mr. Ressler showed evidence of improvement, but on Wednesday his condition became worse and his decline was rapid. The death of Mr. Ressler removes from the community a man of greatly diversified interests who enjoyed an unusually wide acquaintanceship, as well as the confidence of great numbers of persons whose confidant he was in business and personal affairs for nearly half a century. At the peak of his career as notary public and realtor, Mr. Ressler had an exceptionally large clientele, and even after his retirement continued as adviser to many persons whom he had assisted in establishing farm and other enterprises. William E. Ressler, son of Emanuel and Polly (Knorr) Ressler. was born near Leck Kill, Northumberland County, July 27, 1863. His forbears were pioneers of the Klingerstown and Leck Kill area. He spent his early life on the family farm, attending rural schools during the winter months. Mr. Ressler subsequently was graduated from Gratz Academy, later engaging for several years as a teacher in the schools of Upper Mahanoy Township. Interested in law from early boyhood, William E. Ressler came to Shamokin about 1884 and entered the law offices of the late Attorney George W. Ryon, then one of the leading lawyers in Northumberland County, with whom he remained until Attorney Ryon's death. Mr. Ressler, in 1908, established a real estate, conveyancing and insurance office on the site of the present Guarantee Trust Bank. Although learned in law through his long association with Attorney Ryon, Mr. Ressler never sought admission to the county bar. He established a highly successful business, and when the site of his former office was sold for use as a bank, the Ressler offices were transferred to the then Malick, now the Martini building, also at Independence and Eighth Streets. Following graduation from school, William E. Ressler, a son of the pioneer realtor, became associated in business with his father, and when the latter retired took over active management of the business enterprise.. With the founding here of building and loan associations, Mr. Ressler, who was an expert in that business, became a director for several such associations. He served for a number of years as a director of the Guarantee Trust Bank, later becoming a member of the board of directors of the then National Bank of Shamokin. His other activities included directorships in the Anthracite and Mutual Fire Insurance Companies of Shamokin, of which he was one of the founders, and with several local business enterprises. When he decided to retire from all business activities, Mr. Ressler resigned the numerous directorships he held for many years. A member of St. John Reformed Church, Leck Kill, from early boyhood, Mr. Ressler elected when he removed to Shamokin to retain his membership in the church of his forbears, although he was a regular attendant at church and Sunday School services in St. John Reformed Church, Shamokin, until his last illness. Mr. Ressler was married to Miss Ida S. Geist, of Leck Kill, on August 4, 1884, in St. John Reformed Church at that place. The couple would have observed the sixtieth anniversary of their marriage this year. Surviving Mr. Ressler are his widow, four children, William H. Ressler and Mrs. Fred Welker, Shamokin; Guemey M. Ressler, New York City; Mrs. Katherine E. Harris, whose husband, Benjamin Harris died only a few weeks ago, of Hartford, Conn., and 10 grandchildren. Burial will be in the family plot in Shamokin Cemetery."
The unverified IGI file states that William is son of Emanuel Ressler (b. 23 Dec 1836 in Northumberland Co., PA to Samuel Ressler and Anna Maria Kehler).
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[34665] http://www.ebooksread.com/authors-eng/franklin-ellis/history-of-that-part-of-the-susquehanna-and-juniata-valleys-embraced-in-the-cou-ill-204/page-37-history-of-that-part-of-the-susquehanna-and-juniata-valleys-embraced-in-the-cou-ill-204.shtml offers: "Emanuel, the subject of this biographical sketch, was born on the 9th of February, 1822, in Dover, York County, Pa., and remained a resident of that county until 1833, when, with his parents, he removed to Perry County. After such educational opportunities as the common school afforded, he, at the age of nineteen, entered the mill of Edmund Riggins, in Milford, Juniata township, with a view to learning the trade of a miller. At the expiration of the year he removed to Ohio, and for two years worked as a journeyman. Returning to Perry County, he pursued his trade in various portions of the county, and, on the 1st of Februaiy, 1844, was married to Margaret, daughter of Conrad Earnest, of Madison township, in the same county. The children of this marriage are Amanda Jane (Mrs. William H. Clouser); Jerome E., married to Kate Lenig; Milton, married to Kate Ickes; Winfield S., married to Amanda Wilson; John T., married to Annie Kepner; William C, married to Mollie Armstrong; Elizabeth (Mrs. Simon Fleisher); and Emma. Mr. Toomey, after bis marriage, rented a mill in Greenwood township for one year, and then, desiring to change his vocation, for two years engaged in butchering and stock-dealing. He ran the Juniata Furnace Mill for one year, and, in 1849, became for five years the lessee of a mill in Juniata County, subsequently renting the Milford Mills for three years. In 18(J0 he purchased a farm on Little Buffalo Creek, iu Juniata township, which engaged his attention until 1883, when, having sold the property, he removed to Milford, his present residence. Mr. Toomey, as a Whig, and later as a Republican, has been more or less active in politics, but has neither sought nor accepted office. He is a supporter of the Evangelical Church of Milford, which his father was instrumental in establishing, and to which he contributed with much liberality."