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Alternate date is 30 Dec 1814

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Was an organist of some fame, like his mother.

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A college professor, teaching science.

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Son of the honorable Master and citizen and clothmaker of Straßbourg (Alsace), Stephan Hofmann. He was a sockmaker (sockenstricker) himself.

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Was for many years County Clerk (of Hartinsburg, KY?).

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http://www.betterthanmost.com/gedhtree/gp690.htm

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Of Coxestown, Dauphin county, Pa.

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An alternate date for Ann's birth is 1762, at Ruyton XI Towns, Shropshire.

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Of Knox County, Oh

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Barbara was a native of Dauphin county. Was a member of the Baptist church.

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Computed from age at death and date of death, given in "History of Dauphin County".

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Grave Site - 17-3, Q-R, g-48.

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Of Spires, Bavaria, and settled in Harrisburg in 1785.

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She was three years old when the battle of Germantown was fought, October 4,1777, and remembered the experience of the family who were confined in the cellar of their residence, which was on the route of the battle.

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Age given as between 18 and 26.

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Age 30-40 years old

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Family does not seem to be included in 1910 Burntwood Twp, Rawlins Co, Ks census.

"Charles Edgar Howard was born in Polk County, Iowa, August 13, 1878, and passed away August 15, 1964 at the age of 86 years and 2 days.

His parents were George F. and Mary Howard. He was a retired farmer having lived in the McDonald area since childhood. In his early life he taught school in Rawlins County and served as County Commissioneer for over 30 years. He was married April 20, 1902 to Ida Beeson and they celebrated their 62nd wedding anniversary last April.

Survivors include his wife Ida; three sons, John and Charlie of McDonald, and Glenn of Goodland; three daughters, Mrs. Paul (Verne) Climer of Bolivar Mo., Mrs. Jack (Vivian) Opell of Washington, Ind., and Mrs. W. G. (Vida) Gillespie of Alliance, Neb. He also leaves 16 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Other survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Emma Henry of Glenwood Springs, Colo., and Mrs. Lou Hazzard of Gypsum, Colo.

Services were held on August 18 from the Federated Church with Rev. Clarence Swihart officiating. Interment was in Grace Cemetery, McDonald."--27 Aug 1964, The (Atwood KS) Citizen Patriot

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