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Note N4552 Index

"Lena had died by Nov. 29, 1849 as there was a receipt of that date in the probate files of her husband's estate for the purchase of coffins for the both of them."--Find-a-grave

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Note N4553 Index

"ALBERT M. DOWNS -- Albert Milton Downs, son of William and Margaret Ashlock Downs, was born on a homestead farm in Gill Township, Clay County, Kans., Feb 28, 1875. He died at his home in Talmage, Feb 23, 1959, at the age of 83 years, 11 months and 23 days..
April 4, 1900, he was united in marriage to Elizabeth Sigler of the Industry community. Two sons were born to his union.
His entire life was spent in the Industry and Talmage communities. Since 1945, he and his wife had lived in the town of Talmage. He was a member of the Buckeye Church of the Brethren.
He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth Downs of t he home; two sons, Francis E. Downs of Abilene and Jesse C. Downs of Salem, Ore.; two sisters, Mrs. George Wood of Clay Center and Mrs. Thomas Whittenburg of Eckley, Colo.; three grandchildren; nine great grandchildren and other relatives.s
He was p receded in death by his parents, four brothers and three sisters.
Funeral services were held at the Danner Funeral Home in Abilene, Wednesday, Feb 25, with the Rev. Earl Franz of the Church of Brethren officiating.
Music was by a quartet which sang. "Rock of Ages" and "Abide with Me."
Burial was in the Greenridge Cemetery near Industry. Pall bearers were John Lahr, John Wolf, Kenneth Ward, Bert Ray, Curtis Carver and Earl Downs."

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Note N4554 Index

Does not appear in the baptismal records for Jacob and Madalen Keller Hirzel in the Parish of Pfaffikon.

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Note N4555 Index

Does not appear in the baptismal records for Jacob and Madalen Keller Hirzel in the Parish of Pfaffikon.

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Note N4556 Index

She and Paul purchased the first tract of an eventual 240 axcres farm in Hatfield township, across the Franconia township line from his father's farm in Montgomery county, Pa.

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Note N4557 Index

Christina and George Peter settled first in the area where she was raised, now northern Montgomery county, then later in Lower Saucon township, Upper Bucks county (now Northampton) where her nncle Hans George was by then located. Their descendants can be found buried in both of those areas.

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Note N4558 Index

Emmigrated with husband Paulus, son Hans Paulus and son Georg Heinrich

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Note N4559 Index

Immigrated with parents and brother Gorg Heinrich.

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Note N4560 Index

Johannes and Anna emigrated together in 1727

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Note N4561 Index

"Barbel Ritter Hertzel was born April 26, 1721 in Reihen, Baden, Germany. Barbel Ritter, age about 11, emigrated Sep 1732 from The Palatinate with other members of her family. In America she was called "Barbara". In 1743 she was married to Hans Jacob Hertzel in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. They were to have 11 children. On
December 07, 1807 in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, she died and was buried in the Dryland Church Cemetery."--Find-a-grave

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Note N4562 Index

"Mrs. Eliza Zinn, of Newport, died on Wednesday, aged 74 years. She suffered for years with inflammatory rheumatism. Mrs. Zinn was the widow of George Zinn, and wa the mother of seven children, two of whom died in youth. Thhose surviving are John Zinn, of Gettysburg; Geroge W. Zinn and Mrs. Maggie Breneman, of Newport; Levi R. Zinn, of Harrisburg and W. A. Zinn, residence unknown."--14 May 1887, Harrisburg (PA) Telegraph