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Note N2468 Index

Accompanyied her sons to America.

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Note N2469 Index

Of Stonington, Conn.

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Note N2470 Index

Based on tombstone inscription.

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Note N2471 Index

Liebrick cemetery located on Keys Church Road (Route 722), about 1 mile south of intersection with Route #56, midway as the crow flies between Shipman, Virginia and Norwood, Virginia. Her small marble gravestone was still readable in 1937, as follows: Sacred to the memory of
Elizabeth Liebrick
who departed this life
January 23, 1824
Age 48 years

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Note N2472 Index

Possibly the daughter of Henry Peter, Sr, and wife Margaretta, of Lebanon Twp, Lebanon Co, Pa., who died July 1786, leaving children Henry, Magdalena, Catharine, John, George, Elizabeth and Barbara.

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Note N2473 Index

FamilySearch gives place as Botetourt Co, Va.

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Note N2474 Index

Compuserve 76020,3032

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Note N2475 Index

Living with son John Marion.

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Note N2476 Index

PIERSON, David, farmer, Sec. 36; P. O. Burlington; a resident of Des Moines Co. for over forty-three years; his parents removed to Ohio Co., Va., while he was a boy. They left for this county Sept. 1, 1835, journeyed through woodland and over wild prairies in wagons, and arrived in Burlington, then a small village, Sept. 25 - thus became one of the pioneer families of this county; they have two children: Samuel J. and John Q. A. Samuel enlisted in Co. K, 25th I. V. Regt.; was wounded at the battle of Arkansas Post, honorably discharged and returned home. Married Elizabeth Nugent; have four children: David A., Nancy J., Mary and James Franklin. John Q. A. was also in the army; honorably discharged. He married Mary Whittaker; they have two children: Gracie and Charles. Though raised in a slave state, Mr. Pierson has always been opposed to slavery; was a staunch Whig; on the decline of that party he became a Republican; Mr. Pierson and family are members of the M. E. Church. He has always been active in every enterprise which gave promise of general good; he owns a large farm, well improved, and enjoys all the comforts of home life. His sons Samuel and John, own and manage a farm of 500 acres in Henry Co., in which county they reside.

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Note N2477 Index

Of Virginia, according to Karl C. Leebrick, prior to coming to Des Moines Co, Iowa as an early settler.
Came to Burlington in 1835, according to Bio Rev of DM County and was 80 years old at time of death.

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Note N2478 Index

A native of Pennsylvania and of Dutch descent.

"TOWN WOMAN DIES SUDDENLY -- Mrs. Olive E. Hartzell Succumbs to Acute Indigestion. -- Mrs. Olive E. Hartzell, widow of J. T. Hartzell, died suddenly Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from acute indigestion at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Harry Thomas, 360 York street. She was aged 71 years, 8 months and 17 days. Mrss. Hartzell had been suffering from an infected limb, but her condition was improving rapidly. She ate a hearty meal at noon and seemed to be in the best of health. She was stricken at 2 o'clock and died a half hour later.
Mrs. Hartzell was born in Gettysburg and lived in and about town all her life. Mr. Hartzell died nine years ago. She was a member of the St. James Lutheran Church here.
She is survived by six sons and two daughters as follows: John Hartzell, Chambersburg; Mahlon, Charles and Howard Hartzell and Mrs. Harry Thomas, all of Gettysburg; William Hartzell, of Cumberland township; Samuel Hartzell, of Fairmont, West Virginia,, and Mrs. Luther Sachs, of Waynesboro.
Funeral Sundat afternoon meeting at the hours of Mrs. Thomas, York street, at 2 o'clock, Rev. J. B. Baker officiating. Interment in Evergreen cemetery."--19 May 1922, The Gettysburg (PA) Times