_Christian B. BRILLHART _+
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_Christian BRILLHART _|_Anna (Wever?) WEBER ____
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_Jacob S. BRILLHART _|
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[44961] Buried with Daniel is his wife, Vera G. (1912-1974).
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_Francis Marion HEICHEL ____|_Ann Rebecca BASFORD _
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_William Orley HEICHEL __|
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| |_Rachel (Lucettie) COLEMAN _|_Melissa CARNAHAN ____
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_Samuel JEWEL _____________________________|_Nancy JONES __________________________
| (1795 - 1875) m 1817 (1778 - 1858)
_Silas Munn JEWELL __|
| (1840 - 1907) m 1866|
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_Isaac Melvin JEWELL _|
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| |_Rachel BRUCE _____________________________|_Barbara, wife of William (Jr.) BRUCE _
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_Clayton Park JEWELL _|
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| | | |_Mahetable ("Hettie" or "Esther") JACKSON _|_Abigail TAYLOR _______________________
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| |_Ella V. WISE ________|
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| |_Elizabeth NEWMAN ___|
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[963] Raymond owned and operated Gault Dry Cleaners in Ashland and attended Grace Brethren Church, W. Main St., Ashland. He died in Good Shepherd Nursing Home after along illness (he was diabetic). He is buried at the Ashland Dickey Church of the Brethren cemetery. He resided at 873 Sandusky St., Ashland. His obituary gives his daughters, his mother's name (Nora Holland Jewell), and his sister, June Moore of Sandusky, and mentions three grandchildren. FindAGrave.com offers his obituary: "(Ashland Times-Gazette, Ashland, Ohio, Saturday, August 8, 1987, page 2, column 1, pic). . . . Raymond C. Jewell, 60,of 873 Sandusky St., owner of Gault Dry Cleaners, died Friday afternoon at Good Shepherd Nursing Home, following a long illness. Born in Ashland on Sept. 23, 1926, he was the son of Clayton and Nora Holland Jewell. He had been a resident of Ashland all his life. Mr. Jewell had attended the Grace Brethren Church, West Main Street. Surviving are two daughters, Emily Castelucci of Ashland and Rita Henningsen of Fargo, N.D.; three grandchildren; and one sister, June Moore of Sandusky."
[40781] [Further research is needed.]
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| _Bryant MORTON ______|_Thankful PARKER ____
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| _Jonathan STROUT ____|_Keziah DOANE _______
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Virginia Horler notes:
Alpheus' family moved to Woodstock, Carleton, New Brunswick in the 1850's. His father died there in the Fall of 1860 and his mother died there in 1864, when Alpheus was about 15 years old.
The earliest official mention of Alpheus Winter Palmer is in the 1869-70 Bangor City Directory, which lists A. W. Palmer as a harnessmaker at 119 Exchange Street (John B. Williams & Co.). This is the same company where A. W.'s older brother, George M. Palmer, also served his apprenticeship as a harness and saddle maker. A. W. was living at 47 Court Street. Alpheus had family ties in Bangor including his grandmother, Mary Ann Palmer, a sister, Annie Mary, and an uncle, Joseph L. Palmer. Alpheus also had ties to Portland, Maine where he appears in the 1871 Portland Directory as a harnessmaker, living at 69 Spring Street. Alpheus still had relatives of his mother living in Portland in 1870 including his grandfather, John F. Watts.
After marrying (Elizabeth) Lizzie H. Call in Bangor, Maine in 1870, the young couple moved to Oakland, California in 1872, where A.W., as he was known, opened a business as an importer, manufacturer of and dealer in harness. The 1875 Oakland Directory lists the harness company as a place of business and A. W. Palmer's residence at 962 Grove Street. (The business was sold to his brother-in-law, Frank A. Marston (married to Annie Mary Palmer) in January 1876.) This was the first business of this type in Oakland according to an article in the Oakland Tribune newspaper published on June 5, 1886. He specialized in fine custom work, and also carried a stock of ladies and gentlemen's saddles, bridles, bits, whips, spurs, combs, brushes, robes, blankets, and horse goods of every description. Horse boots were one of his specialities. He carried a complete line of both single and double hand-made Eastern harness at prices ranging from $10 to $40. The business was called Palmer's Harness Factory and was located at 424 Eleventh Street in Oakland.
On April 13, 1875 the Oakland Tribune ran a legal ad concerning the formation of a partnership between George M. Palmer, Charles B. Slicer and Alpheus W. Palmer, all of Oakland, for the purpose of carrying on business as saddlers and harness makers in the City of Oakland under the name of PALMER BROS & CO.
On January 11, 1876 the Oakland Evening Tribune ran an ad for "Frank A. Marston, Importer, Manufacturer, and Dealer in Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Trunks, etc., respectfully announces to the citizens of Oakland that he has bought out that old stand, Corner Broadway and Eleventh Street, Where he will be pleased to see old and new customers. Mr. A. W. Palmer will continue to have full supervision of the manufacturing department.
From 1874 to 1877, A.W.'s brother, George M. Palmer, worked in the business. In 1888, after Managing the Oakland Trotting Park for 10 years, George rejoined A. W. at Palmer's Harness Factory. An article in the January 1888 Oakland Tribune describes the Harness Factory as using only the finest Moffatt leather for fine work including manufacturing all kinds of harness and saddles, boots for all deficiencies of horses, and all kinds of racing boots, etc., for fast horses. The Oakland Directories make continuing references to the harness business through the 1900 edition. In that year A. W. and his wife were living at 262-11th Street in Oakland.
The 1880 Census lists Alpuis (sp) and Lizzie C. Palmer, both aged 32, living in Oakland with three children. Another daughter, Sarah L. Palmer, was born in 1885. The California 1890 Great Register of Voters identifies A. W.s middle name as Winter, gives his age as 40 years old, a saddler, residence at 871 E. Fifteenth Street in Oakland.
In 1900 Alpheus W. Palmer lived in Castoria, San Joaquin County. He was working as a harness maker and stated he was born in Feb 1852 in Maine. No other family members lived with him. (ED 99 page 11B) His wife, Elizabeth, was living in Oakland with children Willis, Sarah and Horace.
Although not a perfect match, I think the State of California Death Records show an Al W. Palmer that died aged 52 (should be 60) in San Joaquin County on 24 May 1909 (13308).
No record for Alpheus W. Palmer in the 1910 census. His wife Elizabeth lived in Oakland in 1910 and said on the census she was a widow.
As of the 1920 Census, A. W. had died and his widow, Elizabeth C. Palmer was living in her own home and Sarah (age 36) was living with her. He married Elizabeth H. Call, married 29 Jun 1870 in Bangor, Penobscot, Maine, b. SEP 1846 in Maine, d. 16 Feb 1923 in Oakland, Alameda, California, buried in NOT at Mt. View Cemetery, Oakland. Elizabeth: After marrying A. W. Palmer in Bangor, Maine in 1870, Elizabeth (Lizzie) C. Palmer moved to California with her husband in 1872. The 1880 Census lists the couple as residing in Oakland with three children.
In 1900 Alpheus was living and working in Castoria in San Joaquin County where he said he was single, and Elizabeth remained in Oakland with their three children: Elizabeth C. Palmer (53) married 30 years, three children, all living; Willis H. (20) clerk in drugstore; Horace F. (26) clerk in clothing store; and Sarah L. ( 22) stenographer. (ED 370 page 3B)
1910 Census Oakland, Alameda, Ward 7, ED 138 page 162, Hillsborough Ave.: Elizabeth C. Powell (64) widow, born Maine, owned own home, 3 children all living; Sarah L. (32) single, born California, stenographer for a paper company. Son Horace F. also lived at home and is enumerated on a different page.
The 1920 Census indicates that Elizabeth C. Palmer was a widow and that she lived in a home of her own with no mortgage and that her daughter, Sarah, was living there as well. Elizabeth died in 1923 at age 78. (Brooklyn Twp, Oakland, Alameda, CA ED 82, page 254B)
Oakland Tribune February 17, 1923, page 2: PALMER - In Oakland February 16, 1923, Elizabeth Call Palmer, widow of the late Alpheus W. Palmer and mother of Willis Hartman, Horace Foster and Sarah Louise Palmer and sister of Mrs. Ella Cutler of Portland, Maine.
The 1930 Census says that Sarah's aunt, Henrietta Steere, a widow, was living with Sarah. Henrietta was born in 1860 in (English) Canada and is Alpheus' sister. Henrietta said that she came to the US in 1868, which was after both of her parents had died.
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_John RITZMAN _______|_Christina STUPP ____
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| |_Catherine STRAUSS __|_Elizabeth BRECHT ___
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[41196] Paul also m. V. Kathryn _____ (1910-1999), buried with him. "The Akron Beacon Journal, 4 October 1982," p. 27: "Uniontown - Paul E. Ritzman, 84, went home to be with the Lord Saturday October 2. He was born and lived his life in Uniontown, Ohio. Mr. Ritzman was employed 35 years as manager of the Kaase Company; he retired from the Evans Insurance Company 10 years ago after 12 years of service. He was a member of the Arlington Memorial Baptist Church, Akron Rotary Club, Adoniram Lodge No. 517 F.&A.M., Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, North Stark Shrine Club, Tadmor Temple, Yusef Khan Grotto, and was an Army Veteran of World War I. He is survived by wife, Kathryn; daughter, Miss Joan Ritzman, daughter and son-in-law, Kay and Jon Money, all of Uniontown; son and daughter-in-law, Dr. Larry and Barbara Ritzman of Westerville, Ohio; grandchildren, Michael, Todd, and Karen; close relatives, Hazel and Anthony Sebastian; many other relatives and friends. Preceded in death by brother and sister-in-law, Arthur and Mildred Ritzman."
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[53867] "Pottsville Republican [Pottsville, Pennsylvania]," 1 December 2003, p. 2: "Mary A. Andrusko, 91, of 202 Sunbury, Minersville, died Saturday evening at home. Born in Mount Carmel, she was a daughter of the late Benjamin and Anna Karasevich Supsinskas. She attended Mount Carmel schools. She moved to Philadelphia in 1940, and lived in the Hatboro area from 1956 until moving to Minersville in April. She was employed in the garment industry, last working as a samplemaker for Gay Sportswear, Philadelphia. She was a member of St. John Bosco Church, Hatboro, and its 50-Plus Club, and the International Ladies Garment Workers Union. Preceding her in death were her first husband, David Montello, in 1932; her second husband, Edward Andrusko, in 1983; a son, David B. Montello, in 1995; a brother, Vincent Supsinski; four sisters, Anna Aniukstis, Veronica Bernard, Sister M. Alphonsa of the Sisters of St. Casimir and Sally Strang. Surviving are two daughters, Gloria Dutcavich, with whom she resided, and Gerri Ann Walker, Lake Orion, 11 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren; a great-great-grandchild; a niece and a nephew. Funeral services will be held at 9:30 a.m. Saturday from Decker Funeral Home, Warminster. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m. at St. John Bosco Church. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Mount Carmel." The 23 January 1920 federal census appears to list the family at S. Locust St., Mount Carmel, Northumberland Co., PA, showing the family name as Szpyshinski and the parents and grandparents as b. in Lithuania (which was often part of Poland).
_Friedrich Karl of WüRTTEMBERG-WINNENTAL ______________
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_Carl Alexander, Duke of WüRTTEMBURG _______|_Eleonore Juliane of BRANDENBURG-ANSBACH _______________
| (1683 - 1737) m 1727 (1663 - 1724)
_Friederich Eugen, Duke of WüRTTEMBERG __|
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| |_Friedericke SOPHIE ______________________|
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| | _Friedrich Wilhelm I, King of PRUSSIA __________________+
| | | (1688 - 1740) m 1706
| |_Sophie Dorothea Marie of PRUSSIA ___________|_Sophie Dorothea of Great BRITAIN ______________________
| (1719 - 1765) m 1734 (1687 - 1757)
_Alexander Paul Ludwig Konstantin of Württemberg, Duke Of TECK _|
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| | _Johann Ernst, Prince of NASSAU-WEILBURG _______________
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| | _Karl August, Prince of NASSAU-WEILBURG _____|_Marie Polyzene, Countess of LEININGEN _________________
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| |_Henrietta of NASSAU-WEILBURG _______|
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| | _Jan Willem Friso, Prince of ORANGE ____________________+
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| | _Willem IV, Prince of ORANGE-NASSAU _________|_Marie Louise "Maaike Meu" of HESSE-CASSEL _____________
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| |_Wilhelmina CAROLINE _____________________|
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| | _George (Augustus) II, King of Great BRITAIN ___________+
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| |_Anne of Great BRITAIN ______________________|_Wilhelmina Caroline of ANSPACH ________________________
| (1709 - 1759) m 1743 (1683 - 1737)
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| _Laszlo Rhédey VON KIS-RHéDE ______________|_Elisabeth Macskasy de Szent-Marton-Macskas et TINKOVA _
| | (.... - 1722)
| _Mihaly, Count Rhédey VON KIS-RHéDE ____|
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| | | _Johan Thoroczkay DE THOROCZKO-SZENT-GYORGY ____________
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| | |_Maria Thoroczkay DE THOROCZKO-SZENT-GYORGY _|_Barbara Kapy DE KAPIVAR _______________________________
| | (1687 - 1738)
| _Laszlo, Count Rhedey DE KIS-RHéDE _|
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| | |_Tereza Banffy DE LOSONCZ ________________|
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|_Claudine, Countess of HOHENSTEIN _______________________________|
(1812 - 1841) m 1835 |
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| _Gregor, Baron Inczédy DE NAGY-VARáD ___|
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|_Agnes Inczédy DE NAGY-VáRAD ______|
(1788 - 1856) |
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[5446] Francis was formerly Count Franz von Hohenstein from birth until 1863 when HSH Prince Franz of Teck in 1863; created Duke of Teck in 1871; granted qualification Highness by Queen Victoria in 1887. - see http://mypage.uniserve.ca/~canyon/william.html and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis,_Duke_of_Teck.
[37608] "California, County Marriages, 1850-1952," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K8V2-HTN) states Marian is daughter of Joseph W Voboril and Augusta F Schmidtt.
[18697] Abigail is daughter of Matthew Wimes.