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| 5251 | Jeremiah Misener was the grandson of Leonard Misener Sr., Person Id: I1082345. His mother was an unidentified Misener daughter, and his father unknown. See: http://thecommonlife.com.au/rainham/TNG/getperson.php?personID=I1082345&tree=1 | Misener, Jeremiah (I1114468)
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| 5252 | Jeremy Hoover http://www.jeremyhooverministry.com/ I have been the minister at the Otisville Church of Christ in Otisville, Michigan since December 2011. My main responsibilities are preaching and teaching and to help with spiritual and leadership development. My sermons are available each week on my blog. I may also be available for speaking engagements on a limited basis. If you are interested in me speaking to your group, please contact me through my contact page. I grew up in Windsor, Ontario where I learned the faith at the Westside Church of Christ. There, I cut my teeth in ministry during my high school years through song leading, leading at the Lord's Supper table, and teaching and preaching. I was fortunate to learn from, and later to work with, a great group of elders that included my grandfather and also my father. I was educated at Rochester College in Rochester Hills, Michigan. At Rochester College I met my wife, Devon. We married in 1999 after I graduated summa cum laude in 1999 with a bachelor's degree in religious education. After our wedding, we moved to Memphis, Tennessee so I could attend the Harding Graduate School of Religion (1999-2001). During this time, Devon worked to support us while I studied for two years focusing on the study of homiletics (preaching). When our time in Memphis was over, we moved to St. Joseph, Michigan, where I worked in youth ministry with the Church of Christ in St. Joseph (2001-2003). There, I organized and led a start-up youth ministry. Following this, we moved back to Windsor because of a family illness. While in Windsor, I served as an assistant minister for the Westside Church of Christ (2004-2005), where I organized and guided a small-groups ministry. When the time was right, we moved to Jackson, Michigan to work with the Horton Road Church of Christ. Additionally, while in Jackson, I taught two semesters of "Introduction to Youth Ministry" at Rochester College (in 2006 and 2008). In October 2011 I accepted an offer to work with the Otisville Church of Christ as their preacher. I seek to be transformative in my preaching by staying close to the gospel and to the biblical text while demonstrating how the world and story of the bible is at work in our world today. I apply the bible by inviting listeners to enter into the story of the bible that God is calling them to. One writer has called the bible a ?five-act drama? of which we only have the first four acts; we must improvise the fifth based on our knowledge of the first four dramatic acts. I seek to elaborate and encourage this in my preaching. My ministry philosophy is to be as simple as possible in following Jesus. I want to follow him, not tradition. I want my faith to be focused on Jesus and daily growth and transformation, to build Christian friendships of mutual encouragement and love, and to be a servant to others so they can see, learn, and love the light of Jesus. I believe this is the one calling for all Christians. We simply manifest it in different ways. I encourage this type of transformative growth in my preaching and teaching and in my work with other believers. Please look around my website. It's primarily a resource for church-based information: sermons, bible studies, handouts, etc. You may begin by listening to my most recent sermon at the top of this page or at my Sermons Blog, where you can receive the sermon as a podcast or download it. In 2009, my summer assistant and I wrote a little book that corresponded to our summer preaching series on the Gospel of Matthew called ?This or That.? The sermon series focused on the choices Jesus called us to, so our book was written in a Choose Your Own Adventure style. Called This or That: A Day in YOUR Life, the book called readers to make choices according to their understanding of Christianity. Some choices exposed self-righteous attitudes; other choices drew readers deeper into the life of Jesus. A PDF copy of this book is available here. On my regular blog I post any articles, thoughts, or handouts that don't fit somewhere else on my website! Please use my contact page to reach me with any questions. | Hoover, Jeremy (I1126473)
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| 5253 | JG DRL JME Born VA Married Annie Shank, 1862.5.27 1934.11.7 on Oct. 23, 1879 Moved to MD about 1882 Buried Reiff Mennonite Church Cem., Cearfoss, Wash. Co., MD | Showalter, Moab Herbert (I1346114)
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| 5254 | JG Married Amos T. Showalter, 1885.5.19 1951.11.11 Buried Millers Mennonite Church Cem., Leitersburg, Wash. Co., MD | Shank, Rhoda M. (I1391114)
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| 5255 | JG Married Elizabeth Lesher, 1823.9.8 1903.12.17 on Jan. 27, 1840 Seven of their eleven adult children married Hans Wenger descendants. Both buried at the Mennonite Church Cem. at Marion, PA | Grove, Jacob (I1317096)
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| 5256 | JG Married Jacob Grove, 1815.8.15 1879.7.22 on Jan. 23, 1840 Both buried Marion Mennonite Cem., Franklin Co., PA | Lesher, Elizabeth (I1320941)
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| 5257 | JG Married Rhoda M. Shank, 1888.6.20 1972.12.16 on Nov. 3, 1908 Buried Millers Mennonite Church Cem., Leitersburg, Wash. Co., MD | Showalter, Amos T. (I1386770)
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| 5258 | JG Twin Married Peter Shank, 1851.11.10 1932.8.2 on Nov. 4, 1880 at Greencastle, PA. Both buried Reiff Mennonite Church Cem. Maugansville, MD. | Grove, Martha (I1347385)
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| 5259 | JME Married Elizabeth Shank, 1831.1.20 1913.1.29 Weavers Mennonite Church Cem., Rockingham Co., VA | Showalter, Michael (I1325810)
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| 5260 | JME Married Michael Showalter, 1831.2.25 1905.11.18 Weavers Mennonite Church Cem., Rockingham Co., VA | Shank, Elizabeth (I1325772)
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| 5261 | Joe Emory Delph Joe Emory Delph was born in White Shoals, Lee Co. Virginia, which is a populated area near Rose Hill. His parents were William Simpson Delph 1873 -- 1950 and Rebecca R. Reese 1876. His sibling were: Lewis Miles Delph 1894 -- 1973; Patton Delph; 1897; Amanda Delph 1897 -- 1972; Cleveland Delph 1905 -- 1989; Dee Whitt Delph 1909 -- 1996; Nannie Ethel Delph 1910 and Belle Delp 1921. In 1910 Joe was 8 years old. His father was farming in White Shoals, Lee Co. Virginia. They were living in a house right next door to his grandpa, William Simpson Delph 1856 -- 1942. About 1920 he married Ida M Orick and from this marriage was born 3 children, Palmer James Delph 1922 -- 1992, Josephine Delph 1925 -- 1995 and Lee Roy Delph 1929 -- 2003. The 1930 census confirmed the names and ages of Joe and Ida three children. They were now living in Rocky Station, Lee, Virginia. They were renting a house for $2.00 a month, and Joe was working for wages as a farm laborer. Joe's 20 year old brother was living with them, and he also had found employment as a farm laborer. May 30 1937 Joe's dear wife Ida past away in Black Water, Lee Co. Virginia. The cause of her death, or where she is buried hasn't been revealed. On March 10, 1938 Joe was again married. This time with Alice Claira Johnson. There were three children born to this union, two sons and one daughter. On July 3, 1960 death visited Joe Emory Delph, in Woodbine, Carroll, Maryland. His spirit went to be with God, his maker, and his body was shipped to Hawkins Co., for burial. Joe's family and friends were at his burial site a few's days after his death to bid him farewell. | Delph, Joseph Emory (I81)
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| 5262 | John Corwin Kilborn lived in Beamsville, 1881; a fruit grower; interred interred Mt Osborne Municipal, Beamsville. | Kilborn, John Corwin (I24586)
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| 5263 | John Edward Dixon is the son of Edward Dixon and Mary Smith of New Brunswick, Canada. He was born in 1811 and died in 1864. His first wife was Thirza Dille, daughter of Luther Dille and Ester Hickock. She was born in 1817 and died about 1849. In 1850 her children are living with her father and another Dille relative in Ohio. Her daughter Amelia Clare Dixon b 1842, married Andrew Little. On the 1850 Census of Euclid, Cuyahoga, Ohio are Luther Dille, aged 65, Male, Farmer, b Pennsylvania Clarissa Dille, aged 59, Female, b Massachusetts Henry Clay Moore, aged 18, Male, Farmer, b Ohio Amelia Dixon, aged 7, Female, b Ohio Thirteen down the list Evangeline Dixon, aged 2, Female, b Michigan On the 1860 Census of Ronald, Ionia, Michigan are: John A Dixon, aged 48, Male, Farmer, Value of Real Estate 2500, Value of Personal Estate 650, b New Brunswick Mary A Dixon, aged 49, Female, b Canada West Amelia Dixon, aged 17, Female, b Ohio, Attended School within the Year Evangeline Dixon, aged 11, Female, b Michigan, Attended School within the Year Geo Preston, aged 14, Male, Farm laborer, b Michigan On the 1870 Census of St. Louis, Gratiot, Michigan are: Mary A. Dixon, aged 61, Female, Keeping House, b Canada, Father of Foreign Birth, Mother of Foreign Birth Wolf, Elizabeth C., aged 63 ,Female, House Keeping, b Canada, Father of Foreign Birth, Mother of Foreign Birth On the 1880 Census of St Louis, Gratiot, Michigan is: Mary A Dixon, Female, aged 71, Widowed, Carpet Weaver, b Canada, Father b Pa, Mother b Pa | Dixon, John Edward (I00138)
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| 5264 | John Eyster witnessed his Uncle Henry Hoover's receipt for inheritance, filed with Jacob Huber's Will in the London District Surrogate Registry. | Eyster, John (I00089)
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| 5265 | John Haist, 26, farmer, Canada, Waterloo, s/o Joseph & Elizabeth, married Barbara Devill, 21, Canada, Waterloo, d/o Dennis & Magdalena, witn: C.A. Spies of Waterloo & D. Dippel of New Hamburg, 7 June 1871 at Berlin | Haist, John (I00371)
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| 5266 | John Hoover, will proved Oct. 26, 1804, Will B-61; Inventory Nov. 22, 1804; Distribution of Estate Account books 1806-1816, 1817-1827 Washington CCH,Hagerstown, Md. | Huber, Johannes (I00070)
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| 5267 | Jonas Hoover, Dorchester & Maria Hegler, Dorchester; December 19, 1854, witnesses: Charles Kilburn, Dorchester South; Harriet Vansice, Dorchester South, License On the 1881 Census of Springfield, Elgin East, Ontario are: Janet (sic) Hoover, Married, Female (sic) German, aged 47, born Ontario, C. Methodist Maria Hoover, Married, Female, German, aged 48, born Ontario, C. Methodist Wesley Hoover, Male, German, aged 25, born Ontario, C. Methodist James Hoover, Male, German, aged 22, born Ontario, C. Methodist Emerite Hoover, Female, German, aged 18, born Ontario, C. Methodist Adam Hoover, Male, German, aged 15, born Ontario, C. Methodist Merilin Hoover, Male, German, aged 13, born Ontario, C. Methodist On the 1911 Census of Malahide, Elgin East, Ontario are: Sinclair, Jane, Female, Head of Household, Widowed, born Jan 1863, aged 48 Sinclair, Mack, Male, Son, Single, born Jan 1901, aged 10 Moore, Elva, Female, Granddaughter, Single, born Apr 1895, aged 16 Hoover, Jonas, Male, Father, Widowed, born Apr 1834, aged 77 Springfield Cemetery - Kinsey Burying Ground Malahide Township, Elgin County Red granite on grey granite Jonas Hoover, 1834 - 1914, Marie Hegler, his wife, 1834 - 1896, son Adam Hoover, 1867 - 1938 Hoover | Hoover, Jonas (I00550)
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| 5268 | Joseph Willick [Willig], born in the Elsass, came to Canada with a birth certificate issued by the French Republic with the remarkable date, 23 Pluviôse 13. The location was reported as K?stlach Commune in the Canton of Ferrette in the Department of Haut-Rhin, Alsace. In standard terms this translates into 12 February 1805. Lewis J. Burkholder, the Mennonite historian who published the book, A Brief History of the Mennonites in Ontario, 1935, wrote about Joseph Willick. Joseph joined the local Mennonites when he developed convictions against serving in the military. Burkholder states Joseph Willick served the Mennonites as a deacon and held meetings in a schoolhouse near his home along the Sodom Road. David Habecker from New York, a Mennonite minister, served with Joseph Willick in this small congregation, but it was disbanded by the late 19th century. Joseph's brother, Nicholas Jr., also left the Roman Catholic church and joined the Evangelische Gemeinschaft (German Methodists). . | Willick, Joseph (I23579)
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| 5269 | Killed in a wagon accident On the 1851 Census of Walpole, Haldimand, Ontario are: Susan Boyer, born U.S., Menonist, aged 49 George Boyer, Carpenter, U.S., no Religion, aged 22 Matilda Boyer, born Upper Canada, no Religion, aged 17 Henry Boyer, born Upper Canada, no Religion, aged 14 Isabella Boyer, born Upper Canada, no Religion, aged 12 Walpole Township Papers Page 000212 I George Byer of the Township of Walpole in the County of Haldimand in the Province of Canada Yeoman Being in perfect health Both of Body and Mind blessed be Almighty God for the Same, but Taking into Consideration the uncertainty of Life and the Certainty of Death and that in health and life is the time to prepare for Death do make and publish this my last Will and Testament in manner and form following (that is to say) I give and Bequeath to my beloved wife Susan the full free and undisturbed use and occupancy of my homestead or real Estate for and during her natural life Should So long remain my Widow or so long as She may So remain. Should She Survive me and after her Death or Marriage, to be sold and the proceeds to be Disposed of as hereinafter Provided. I also give and Bequeath to my aforesaid wife to her and her heirs all my personal property - Goods and Chattels rights and Credits of what name or Nature Soever after the full payment of all my just debts and funeral Expenses and should any part of my personal Estate after her Death remain undisposed of to be divided in the same manner as the proceeds of my real Estate is to be divided unless She may during her life otherwise direct. I order and direct that after the Death or Marriage of my Said Wife that my farm shall be sold by the Executors who are fully authorized so to do and to make title to the purchaser or purchasers and to their heirs and assigns For Ever, and after payment of my Expenses attending the Sale or making title to divide the proceeds into two equal parts and the one part or half to be equally divided between my Three Sons David, George and Henry and Page 000213 should either of these three Die during minority or without heirs then their share to fall to the Survivor or Survivors of the Brothers or their heirs and assigns. The other part or half to be divided equally between my Five Daughters Ann Hester Maria Matilda and Isabella, and should one or more of them Die during minority or without heirs their Shares to be equally divided amongst the Surviving Sisters or their heirs or assigns. I hereby appoint as Executors of this my last Will and Testament my two Sons David Byer and George Byer hereby revoking all former Will or Wills by Me Made. In Witness whereof I have hereunto Set my hand and Seal this fourteenth day of March in the Year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and Fifty. Signed George Byer (Seal) Signed Sealed and Published and Declared by the above named George Byer to be his last Will and Testament in presence of us who have hereunto Set our names as Witnesses Signed William Norriss James W. Perkins Page 000217 Overplus of South Part George Byer has a deed for the adjoining part of this Lot on which he resides - has undisputed possession of the overplus - which is all clerared and an old orchard thereon. I am informed by Daniel Hoover that Captain John Doxtader carried on a trade at this place with the Indians about the year 1780 - at which time he cleared some 15 or 20 acres of the overplus, there are no buildings thereon. Signed E. DeCew Cayuga March 5th 1851 Page 000221 County of Haldimand To Wit Personaly came before me William Steel Esquire of His Majestys Justices of the Peace in and for the said County Susan Boyer Wife of the late George Boyer of Walpole Deceased and Saith on her affirmation that her Late husband Did not During his lifetime Sell or Dispose of any Part of Lot No. twenty four front Concession on the south part or has any other Person since his Death Sold any Part thereof. Since the report of the Deputy Surveyor in March Last. Supposed to contain by admeasurement twenty four acres Which her late husband held under title. Affirmed and Subscribed before me at Rainham this 27 day of March 1852 Signed Susannah Byer William Steel J. P. I the above Justice do hereby Certify the above affidavit is correct respecting the Death of the above mentioned George Boyer of the Township of Walpole in Said County Signed William Steel J. P. George Wolfe witnesses Norfolk Instrument No. 31, B & S dated August 26th, 1800, for 2000 acres of land in Walpole and Rainham Townhips from Captain John Dochstader to David Hoover as "George Wolfe, Fuller, of the Township of Walpole." George Wolfe purchases all of Lot 23, Concession 2, Walpole, 200 acres, from David Hoover on September 13th, 1800. His wife Susannah receives the front part of Lot 24, Concession 1, Walpole, 100 acres, from her brother David Hoover on September 13th, 1800. George Wolfe is accused of being a Traitor during the War of 1812 and about 1813 moves to Clarence, New York. His 200 acres are confiscated by the Forfeited Estates Commission. George Wolfe of the Township of Clarence, in the County of Erie, State of New York, Yeoman, and Susannah his Wife, sell her 100 acres to George Boyer in 1834. | Byers, George (Boyer) (I00092)
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| 5270 | Larry Hoover Larry Hoover died suddenly at his home on Maple Street in Stratford on Sunday, February 22, 2009, at the age of 73. He was the son of the late Elmo and Fannie Hoover. Larry and his wife Marjorie (Wilson) were in their 53rd year of marriage. Larry was raised in Aylmer, Ontario, where he and his father ran a well-drilling business. In 1975 Larry and Marjorie moved to Texas where he attended Sunset Bible College to become an evangelist. He worked for Churches of Christ in St. Thomas, Thessalon and Stratford, Ontario. Larry served on the board for Great Lakes Bible College in Waterloo Ontario. Larry worked for Canada Post for 18 years in Stratford as a Rural Route Carrier. Larry will be missed by son Steve and wife Dianne (Windsor, ON), daughter Deborah and husband Paul Dale (Stratford, ON) and son Kelvin and wife Kathy (Livingston, Montana). Larry had eight grandchildren, Jeremy Hoover and his wife Devon, Jason Hoover and his wife Grace, Debbie Dale, Joe Dale, Ben Dale, Rachel Hoover, Ben Hoover, Amanda Hoover and three great-grandchildren Elijah, Evan and Elliott. Larry will also be missed by his sister in-law Betty Hoover, niece Dawn Hoover and her children Misha, Jude and Levi of Aylmer, and sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law Bernice and Harold Manicom, Catherine and Glen Picard, Helen and Alton Manicom, Wally and Anne Wilson, Bill and Marie Wilson, Janet and Jerry Bidwell and their families. He was predeceased by his brother Don, sister-in-law and brother-in-law Laetta and Pat Johnson. | Hoover, Larry (I1173725)
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| 5271 | Letters of Administration Mar. 29,1798, to Ann Hoover and Jacob Welty, Bond B-54 Franklin CCH, Chambersburg, Pa. m. Anna __ . | Hoover, Henry (I24278)
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| 5272 | Levi and Catherine (Doner) Hoover lived on a farm on Lot 34, Concession 2 of Markham Township, York County, Ontario. | Hoover, Levi (I24834)
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| 5273 | Lincoln County, 1884, marriage record: William Curry Hoover born 1861 May Euphemia Kilborn born 1861 6742-84 (Lincoln Co): William Currie HOOVER, 23, merchant, Caistorville, Darling Road, s/o William & Elizabeth, married May Euphemia KILBORN, 23, Beamsville, same, d/o Jane & John Corwin KILBORN, witn: George & Lucy BUSH of Beamsville, 18 June 1884 at Beamsville | Hoover, William Currie (I00588)
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| 5274 | Lived in Jarvis, Ontario. | Holmes, Ivan W. (I25206)
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| 5275 | LL Married Daniel K. Denlinger, 1817.5.21 1886.7.11 | Hershey, Margaret E. HH11571 (I1321301)
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| 5276 | London/Middlesex District Marriage Register 1832-1853, Archives of Ontario microfilm MS 248 Reel 3, vol 16 Marriages performed by Rev. Caleb Burdick Wesleyan Methodist Church Return #388 - 1840 May 7 Henry Hoover, to Asmantha Teeple both of Malahide by banns. Wit: Adolphus Williams, William B. Teeple. On the 1881 Census of Malahide, Elgin East, Ontario are: Henry Hoover, Married, Male, German, aged 63, born Ontario, Farmer, Methodist Simantha Hoover, Married, Female, German, aged 58, born Ontario, Methodist On the 1901 Census of Chatham, Kent, Ontario is: McKenney, Andrew, Male, Head of Household, Married, born Mar 11 1837, aged 63 McKenney, Marietta, Female, Wife, Married, born Mar 11 1842, aged 58 McKenney, John A, Male, Son, Single, born Jan 18 1878, aged 23 McKenney, Alvin C, Male, Son, Single, born Aug 25 1884, aged 16 McKenney, Harry, Male, Son, Single, born Apr 19 1886, aged 14 McKenney, William, Male, Son, Single, born Nov 27 1887, aged 13 Hoover, Henry, Male, Father in Law, Widowed, born Feb 25 1818, aged 83 | Hoover, Henry (I00457)
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| 5277 | LVA Titled Files: Survey Report, Foster cemetery: 1937 July 12 Research made by Christine F. Fansler Cemetery Location: 3.8 miles northeast of Farmville, Virginia on Route #460; thence 4 miles east on Route #135; thence 2.1 miles northwest on Route #636. Cemetery on the north side of the road. Prince Edward Co., Virginia DATE: 1834, date of the oldest grave [marker] OWNERS: Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hughes, 1937 present owner. DESCRIPTION: This is a small family cemetery with about twenty graves, enclosed with a wire fence. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE: The following two markers are the only ones bearing a date previous to 1860. These are large upright granite, about two inches thick; eighteen inches wide and about thirty-six inches high. In memory of Mary K. Foster consort of Col. John Foster Born May 27, 1806 Died Dec. 21, 1834 In memory of Elizabeth Foster consort of Col. John Foster Born Sept. 16, 1801 Died July 19, 1851 Col. John Foster was a Colonel in the War of 1812. He was born May 23, 1787 and died Dec. 8, 1874. He is buried in this family cemetery, there is only a rock for a marker, this bears no dates. Title: International Genealogical index Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Note: Record submitted after 1991 by a member of the LDS Church. Search performed using PAF Insight on 4/18/2008 Text: John Foster; Male; Birth: 23 JUL 1787 , Prince Edward, Virginia; Death: 08 DEC 1874 , Prince Edward, Virginia; Spouse: Mary Hester Walton; Marriage: 14 JUN 1823 , Prince Edward, Virginia On the 1850 Census of Prince Edward County, Virginia are: Jno. Foster, Aged 62, Male, Farmer, Value of Real Estate 2600, Born Prince Edward Elizabeth Foster, Aged 48, Female, Born Prince Edward Maria I. Foster, Aged 24, Female, Born Prince Edward Mary E. Foster, Aged 22, Female, Born Prince Edward Jno. W. Foster, Aged 18, Male, Born Prince Edward Ro. L. Foster, Aged 16, Male, Student, Born Prince Edward Elizabeth A. Foster, Aged 12, Female, Born Prince Edward Sarah A. Foster, Aged 10, Female, Born Prince Edward Matthew Foster, Aged 33, Male, Carpenter, Born Charlotte Elizabeth I. Foster, Aged 38, Female, Born Charlotte Cornelia B. Foster, Aged 10, Female, Born Charlotte Wm. H. Foster, Aged 6, Male, Born Charlotte Samuel Foster, Aged 4, Male, Born Prince Edward Ann E. Foster, Aged 2, Female, Born Prince Edward John Foster, Aged 65, Male, Farmer, Born Charlotte Agnes M. Foster, Aged 70, Female, Born Charlotte Mc. I. Foster, Aged 2, Male, Born Charlotte On the 1860 Census of Prince Edward County, Virginia are: John Foster, Aged 73, Male, Farmer Value of Real Estate 1,500, Value of Personal Estate 22,000, Born Virginia John Foster, Aged 29, Male, Farmer, Value of Personal Estate 2,000, Born Virginia Agnes W. Foster, Aged 29, Female, Born Virginia Maria I. Foster, Aged 35, Female, Born Virginia Sarah I. Foster, Aged 20, Female, Born Virginia On the 1870 Census of Lee Township, Prince Edward County, Virginia are: Foster John, Aged 82, Male, White, Farmer, Value of Real Estate 1060, Value of Personal Estate 200, Born Virginia Foster John W., Aged 39, Male, White, Farmer, Value of Personal Estate 1000, Born Virginia Foster Maria J., Aged 44, Female, White, Value of Personal Estate 250, Born Virginia Foster Agnes W., Aged 39, Female, White, Keeping House, Born Virginia Foster Sallee H., Aged 8, Female, White, Born Virginia Foster Agnes W., Aged 4, Female, White, Born Virginia Foster John H., Aged 2, Male, White, Born Virginia Foster Jesse F., Aged 1, Male, White, Born Virginia | Foster, John (I09511)
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| 5278 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Martin, S. C5719122 (I1473690)
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| 5279 | MAH2 Married Leah W. Martin, 1895.4.30, C516461 | (I1392622)
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| 5280 | MAH2 Married Menno W. Hoover, 1889.7.8 | Martin, Leah W. (I1404999)
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| 5281 | Marriage Bond, Bondsman was Mathias Overman, Witness, Richard Muse, DC | Family F15
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| 5282 | Marriages performed by Rev. N.P. West, Wesleyan Methodist Church March 26, 1833 - William DENNIS to Rachel BREWER both of Malahide. | Dennis, William (I01171)
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| 5283 | Marriages: Benjamin Keller, 23, Woolwich, Wellesley, Bachelor, Farmer, Christian & Catherine Keller, Sophia Brandel, 21, Wellesley, Wellesley, Spinster, John & Barbara Brandel, Frederic Brandel, Christina Doerbecker, Wellesley, July 9th, 1876, Evangelical Methodist, Evangelical Methodist, C.A. Spies, Evanl. Min., by Licence Benjamin Keller, 34, Michigan U.S., Wellesley Tp., Waterloo C., Widowed, Farmer, Christian Keller, Catharine Keller, Sahra Brindle, 26, Wellesley Tp., Wellesly Tp., Spinster, John Braendle, Barbara Braendle, Fredk. W. Thomas, Maria Anna Haist, of St. Jacobs, Ont., 31st August, 1887, St. Jacobs, Ont, Evangelical Ass. Evangelical Ass., Rev. J. F. Haist, by Licence Benjamin Keller, 44, widower, farmer, Waterloo Co., Logan Mich., s/o Christian & Catherine, married Clara Eby [nee Snyder], 30, widow, Waterloo Co., St. Jacobs, d/o Henry & Margaret [no surname given], witn: Mrs. W. & Mrs. L. Moyer of Waterloo twp., 18 March 1898 at Waterloo twp On the 1881 Census of Maryborough, Wellington North, Ontario are: Bengiman Keller, Married, Male, German, 26, b Ontario, Farmer, C Methodist Sophia Keller, Married, Female, German, 25, born Ontario, C. Methodist Milinda Keller, Female, German, 3, born Ontario, C Methodist Ita Keller, Female, German, 1 born Ontario, C. Methodist Sarah Keller, Female, German, 1/12 b September, b Ontario, C. Methodist (Next family to Levi Brudly) On the 1900 Census of Colfax, Huron, Michigan are: Keller, Benjamin, Head, Male, b May 1853, aged 47, Male, Married 2 times, born Canada, Parents both born Pa, Year of Immigration 1880, 19 years in United States, Farmer Keller, Clarah, Wife, Female, b August 1867, aged 32, Married 2 times, 3 Children, 3 Children living, b Canada, Father b Canada, Mother b Germany, Year of Immigration 1898, 2 years in United States Keller, Ida, Daughter, Female, b June 1879, aged 20, Single, b Canada, Parents both born Canada, Year of Immigration 1880, 19 years in United States Keller, John, Son, Male, b June 1885, aged 14, Single, b Michigan, Parents both born Canada, At School Eby, Clayton, Stept Son, Male, b November 1891, aged 9, Single, b Canada, Parents both born Canada, Year of Immigration 1898, 2 years in United States, At School Eby, Allen, Stept Son, Male, b April 1893, aged 7, Single, b Canada, Parents both born Canada, Year of Immigration 1898, 2 years in United States, At School Keller, Gulinde(sic, Gertrude), Daughter, Female, b December 1898, aged 1, Single, b Michigan, Parents both born Canada On the 1910 Cenus of Oliver, Huron, Michigan are: Keller, Benjamin, Head, Male, aged 56, Married 2 times, 12 Years, b Canada, Parents both born Pennsylvania, Came to Michigan 1869, Farmer, General Farm Keller, Clara, Wife, Female, aged 46, Married 2 times, 12 Years, 5 Children, 5 Children Living, b Canada, Father b Germany, Mother b Hesen?, Came to Michigan in 1898 Keller, Gertrude, Daughter, Female, aged 11, Single, b Michigan, Parents both born Canada Keller, Olive, Daughter, Female, aged 9, Single, b Michigan, Parents both born Canada Keller, Merle, Son, Male, aged 6, b Michigan, Parents both born Canada Eby, Allen L, Step Son, Male, aged 17, Single, b Canada, Parents both born Canada, came to Michigan in 1898, Laborer, Home Farm On the 1920 Census of Elkton Village, Oliver, Huron, Michigan are: Keller, Benjamin, Head, Owns, Male, aged 66, Married, Came to Michigan in 1864, b Canada, Parents both born Pennsylvania Keller, Clare, Wife, Female, aged 52, Married, Came to Michigan in 1898, b Canada, Father b Canada, Mother b Germany Keller, Myrl, Son, Male, aged 15, Single, b Michigan, Parents both born Canada, | Keller, Benjamin (I00353)
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| 5284 | Married Barbara W. (Risser) Martin, 1858.8.30 1929.11.26, C56148 | Risser, John E. (I1345907)
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| 5285 | Married David Bowman Martin, 1838.9.2 1920.4.21,, Rev. Buried South Peel Mennonite Cem., Wellington Co., Ont. | Weber, Catharine Clemens C26174 (I1337040)
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| 5286 | Married Elizabeth Hoover, 28 Feb 1818 Married Susannah Burkholder, 18 Nov 1820 | Wideman, John S. (I1196239)
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| 5287 | Married Jacob Huber, 1820~ | (I1319220)
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| 5288 | Married Maria M. Bauman, 1822.10.13 1889.5.25 Buried St. Jacobs Mennonite Cem., Waterloo Co., Ont. | Martin, Peter Good (I1317340)
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| 5289 | married second time 2 jan 1914 London, Ontario | Zavitz, Orville E. (I1051651)
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| 5290 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | St.Pierre, M.P.D. (I23291)
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| 5291 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F9059
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| 5292 | Maurice Wilmer Sherk Passed away peacefully at West Haldimand General Hospital, Hagersville on Tuesday, September 24, 2019 at the age of 90 years. Beloved husband of Norma Nigh and the late Dorothy Hux. Dear father of Betty Hendriks, the late Donna Reed (Bob), Carol Chipman (Don), Linda Tietz (Bob), and the late Bonnie Young (the late Ernie). Dear grandfather of 10 grandchildren; Amy, Mike, Kathy, Lindsay, Chad, Ryan, Shaun, Ariel, MaryJane, Jason, and 8 great grandchildren. He will be also missed by his extended family. Predeceased by brothers John, Joe, and Bert. The family will honour his life with visitation at the Hyde & Mott Chapel of R.H.B. Anderson Funeral Homes Ltd., 60 Main S., Hagersville on Thursday 6-8 p.m. A Celebration of Maurice?s life and Home Going will be held at The Dwelling Place, Springvale Be In Christ Church, 2602 Haldimand Rd. #55, Hagersville on Friday September 27, 2019 at 11 a.m. Interment Bethel Cemetery, Rainham. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Brethren In Christ World Hunger Fund or the West Haldimand General Hospital Foundation. www.rhbanderson.com | Sherk, Maurice Wilmer (I1103799)
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| 5293 | May 30, 1812 In an indenture made at Charlotteville, David Hoover of Rainham sold to Michael Sprengle of Rainham, yeoman, for £125 a part of lot 6 containing 133 ½ acres. The parcel began "at a Spanish Oak Sapling marked and bounded on the present occasion standing on the bank of Lake Erie in front of the said lot," thence north 7 chains 61 links, thence north 4¼ degrees east 4 chains 79 links, thence north 9 chains 65 links, thence west 8 chains 99 links, thence north 5 chains 88 links, thence east 5 chains 88 links, thence north 40 chains 50 links "to the rear of the said lot according as the said lot was theretofore sold and conveyed by John Kendig to the said David Hoover," thence east 19 chains and 88 links to the north east angle of the lot, thence south to the waters of Lake Erie, and thence west to the place of beginning. The property was sold "together with all Houses Out-Houses, Woods and Waters thereon…" Witnesses were Thomas Welch of Charlotteville, Esquire, and Abraham Hoover of Rainham, yeoman. Michael Sprengle's signature is in gothic script. August 21, 1826 Michael Sprenckel of Rainham, farmer, sold to George Brillinger of Rainham, tanner and currier, a lot in the south end of lot 6 containing 2 acres and 3 rods for £25. The lot commenced "where a boundary has been placed on the present occasion" on the north side of the front road at a point distant 6 chains 9 links from the east limit of lot 6, and was 5 chains across and 5 chains 50 links from front to back. It was sold together with "the privilege of taking and using water from a certain spring on the said lot number six, from which a spring brook issues and runs through the above-bargained premises, and also the privilege of conveying directly through the lands of the said Michael Sprenckle one half of the waters from the said spring for the use of the tannery erected on the said premises. The document was signed by George Brillinger and witnesses were Henry Miller of Rainham, yeoman, James Stewart of Rainham, yeoman, and Lewis A. Constantine, schoolmaster, who lived in Rainham at the time of the transaction but was living in Vaughn in the Home District by the time a memorial was registered in the Lincoln Registry on October 14, 1829. July 3, 1833 A memorial of the will of Michael Sprenckel of Rainham was registered in the Lincoln County Registry. Sprenckel gave and devised to Henry Miller (who has remained or lived with him and was then living in the Township of Rainham, part of lot six, 133½ acres conveyed to him by David Hoover in 1812) with the improvements and appurtenances theret.... Witnesses to the will, which was made on September 24, 1831, were Isaac, Benjamin, and Jacob Hoover, all of Rainham, all yeomen. James Secord Sr., of Queenston, witnessed the registration of the memorial | Sprenkel, Michael (I00270)
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| 5294 | Memorial in Case united Cemetery, Glanford, Ontario -raised by Thomas Bell and Sarah Jane Brown | Bell, Elvis Albert (I1098468)
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| 5295 | Menno Hoover, a born poet, found it easy to write how he felt. Unfortunately not much of his work remains, and, as it often goes with genuine artists, he was not always well understood in his own time. This he describes in a poem: My Inferiority Complex I feel myself inferior compared to other men I'll go up to Lake Superior and curl up in my den. For years now I've been striving to make a thousand bucks, While other men go driving cars and motor trucks. They pass me in the morning as I walk to where I work A cigar their face adorning they pull up with a jerk, Climb in old neighbour, and rest your weary bones! You must be getting tired from walking on the stones. I hear their money rattle in their fancy Sunday pants While I am feeding cattle for my uncles and my aunts. They dress their daughters up in togs that make a queen look cheap While the gowns mine wear when feeding hogs would make a bull-dog weep. They send their children off to school in the most expensive furs While mine are dressed in homespun wool, their stockings full of burs. So when my children all move on and I am left alone And I have once more mowed the lawn, then I'll call them up by phone, I'm going up to Lake Superior, I don't want to cause offence It's because I feel inferior as compared to other gents!? | Hoover, Menno (I320490)
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| 5296 | Menno L. Wing, 48, clergyman, Wilmot Twp, Berlin, widower, s/o Daniel Wing & Mary Lugenbiel married Emily Devitt, 39, Waterloo Twp, Stratford, d/o Dennis Devitt & Magdalena Keller, witn: Aaron K. & Mrs. A.K. Devitt both of Berlin, 8 November 1900 in Berlin On the 1881 Census of Wellesley, Waterloo North, Ontario are: Menno Wing, Married, Male, German, 28, born Ontario, Minister Of The Evangelical Assoc, Evangelical Anna Wing, Married, Female, German, 22, born USA, Evangelical | Wing, Menno (I00380)
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| 5297 | Michael Schenk was the first Mennonite Minister in Rainham Township. From an article in Mennonite Family History, January 1986, by Robert J. Shank article: Application dated January 1816 made by Michael Shank of Rainham Township for a "grant of waste land" from the Crown. In it he stated that he was born in Pennsylvania, was about 60 years of age, came into the province from Pennsylvania in 1800, that he brought a wife and ten children, and had never received any land from the government. | Schenk, Michael (I00074)
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| 5298 | Minister JACOB LEPP A senior minister of the Brethren Church fell asleep in the Lord on September 11, 1968, in Saskatoon, Jacob Lepp was born in the village of Kleefeld, South Russia on October 7, 1873, the son of John and Susanna (nee Thiessen) Lepp. When he was four the family moved to the United States and settled near Mountain Lake, Minn. Those were difficult years for the Mennonite immigrants, travel was slow and farming primitive, and Jacob Lepp's schooling concluded when he was 14 years and consisted of only 16 months. At the age of 17 he was converted and eight months later he was baptized upon his confession of faith and received into the Mennonite Brethren Church. As a young man, he accepted the invitation of neighbours to become a private school teacher to their children. He did this for three years. For most of his life he was a farmer. He was married three times, first to Helena Wiens, who died after four and a half years of marriage from tuberculosis. Three children were born of this union of which one died in infancy. A second marriage, to Maria Sperling, was blessed with eight children of which four survived infancy. After 12 years this marriage partner was also taken away by death. In 1913 he married a third time, to Katharina Klassen, who survives him, a marriage that God blessed with 11 children, three of whom died in infancy. As a young married man, Jacob Lepp moved to Dalmeny, Sask. with his family. Here he was chosen to assist in the ministry, ordained in 1905, and chosen to the leadership of the church in 1907. For 34 years he led the Dalmeny Church in the pastoral ministry. Though he retired from active farm life in 1947, he continued to enjoy good physical health and his love for Bible reading, Sunday school and the church remained strong. Family and friends loved to bask in his godly counsel and insight. Left to mourn his passing are his wife, Katharina; seven sons, Cornelius J. Jacob M., Ernest, David L. and Waldo of Dalmeny, Menno of Gouldtown, Sask., Albert of Reedley, Calif.; seven daughters, Mrs. John E. (Helena) Quiring of Saskatoon, Mrs. John P. (Mary) Unger of Cultus Lake, B.C., Mrs. G. W. (Susie) Peters of Dallas, Tex., Emma of Fresno, Calif., Mrs. Henry P. (Amanada) Poetker of Chicago, Alma of Waldheim, Sask., and Mrs. Henry (Ruth) Bartsch of Dalmeny. | Lepp, Minister Jacob Johann (I420)
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| 5299 | Moved to Elkhart Indiana in 1854, after Isaac's death in 1855 his widow Charlotte came back to her father's farm in Rainham. . | Swarts, Charlotte (I00064)
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| 5300 | Mrs. Sara C. Engle, 93, of 223 E. Third St., Waynesboro, PA, died at 12:35 A.M. Friday, January 10, 2003 in her home. Born July 17, 1909 in Bridgewater, VA, she was the daughter of the late Rev. William K. and Mildred (Bowman) Conner. At the age of 7, she moved to Harrisburg, PA. Mrs. Engle attended Harrisburg Public Schools and graduated from Elizabethtown Academy in Elizabethtown, PA with the class of 1925. She attended Elizabethtown College for three years, transferring to Juniata College, Huntingdon, PA where she graduated in 1929. She did post-graduate work at LaVerne College in LaVerne, CA. She and her husband, the late Dr. Joseph H. Engle, were married on August 8, 1931 in Stone Church of the Brethren in Huntingdon, PA. They lived in Huntingdon until 1941 when they moved to Waynesboro. They lived at the present residence since 1959. Dr. Engle died December 19, 1996. Mrs. Engle was a member of Waynesboro Church of the Brethren where she taught Sunday School for 40 years, was superintendent of the Junior High Department for 12 years, and served on the Ministry Committee for 12 years. She was also a member of Waynesboro College Club, Waynesboro Hospital Auxiliary, Friends of Alexander Hamilton Library in Waynesboro, Mental Health Association of Franklin County, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Central Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation, and International Bonhoeffer Society, a theological study organization affiliated with the American Academy of Religion where she was the oldest United States member. She exhibited a life-long love of learning and audited courses at Lutheran Theological Seminary, Gettysburg, PA. She traveled extensively in the United States and abroad, including the Holy Land, in her later years. Mrs. Engle is survived by one daughter, Rev. Prudence B. Yelinek, Waynesboro; one son, W. Stephen Engle, Alexandria, PA; and twin granddaughters. In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by three brothers. Services will be held at 11:00 A.M. Tuesday, January 14, 2003 in Waynesboro Church of the Brethren, 117 S. Church St., Waynesboro with Rev. Edward L. Poling and Rev. James Lucas officiating. Burial will follow in Green Hill Cemetery, Waynesboro. | Conner, Sara Lavina (I25283)
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