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| 5501 | SEM TWB Married Susannah Wanner Reist, 1861.9.18 1895.9.21 Married Lydia Beeshy Brubacher, 1866.8.15 1918.2.7, C57191 on Nov. 8, 1896 | Martin, Peter B. (I1349830)
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| 5502 | Ship Tecumseh, Le Havre France, New York, Date of Arrival June 9, 1845 Jean Brindle, 14 (bc 1831) Barb Eberwein, 23 (bc 1822) Judith Brundle, 29 (bc 1816) | Eberwein, Barbara (I00384)
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| 5503 | Sidney Hoover He was the son of John and Nancy Hoover, he lived in Gainsboro Township, just across the townline from Pelham. He married Eliza B. Mogwood of Gainsboro and they had three children David, Winnie and Irene. Sid and Eliza joined the Church at Pelham in 1907 under the revival by Evangelist John B. Zook. They attended the Church faithfully and Eliza was one of the older Members still at Pelham when the Church was moved to Boyle. Sidney was a farmer and farmed around one hundred acres of land. Sid was born 1850 and died 1922, Eliza was born 1868 and died in 1950. From:The History of the Pelham-Boyle, Bertie Wainfleet (Tunker) Brethren in Christ Churches in Niagara, Ontario, Canada, by Asa Orton Hansler, 1991 . | Hoover, Sidney (I00591)
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| 5504 | son of George Nie and Fedelia Featherstone | Nie, Vernon Burlington (I1130678)
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| 5505 | source-Rhonda Bruce | Otwell, Curtis William (I1054986)
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| 5506 | SOURCE: Vol, VIII, No 3, March 1918 Genealogy: a journal of American ancestry | Miller, Michael (I23483)
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| 5507 | St. Thomas Cemetery Lot 11, Concession 5, Malahide B264 Grey marble marker, cross, vault design, on double cement base; urn, floral motif SW In loving memory of Sylvia Ann Bearss died Apr. 16, 1875 aged 25 ys. 6 ms. & 19 ds. James Henry Hoover died May 10, 1883 aged 25 ys. 6 ms. 19 ds. children of Christopher & Dorcas Hoover SE In loving memory of Charlie son of James H. & H. A. Hoover died Mar. 28, 1886 aged 4 yr's. 4 mo's & 22 ds. Sleep on they loved one sleep; Sleep till thy Mother comes To join the joys above In Heaven thy happy home | Hoover, James Henry (I00567)
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| 5508 | St. Thomas Cemetery Lot 11, Concession 5, Malahide B264 Grey marble marker, cross, vault design, on double cement base; urn, floral motif SW In loving memory of Sylvia Ann Bearss, died Apr. 16, 1875 aged 25 ys. 6 ms. & 19 ds. James Henry Hoover died May 10, 1883 aged 25 ys. 6 ms. 19 ds. children of Christopher & Dorcas Hoover On the 1881 Census of Malahide, Elgin East, Ontario are: Wilson Bearss, Married, Male, German, aged 35, born Ontario, Farmer Mary Bearss, Married, Female, English, aged 30, born Ontario, Methodist Canada Bessie Bearss, Female, German, aged 13, born Ontario, Methodist Canada Burton Bearss, Male, German, aged 11, born Ontario, Methodist Canada Sula Bearss, Female, German, aged 9, born Ontario, Methodist Canada Elizabeth Bearss, Female, German, aged 8, born Ontario, Methodist Canada Mary Truman, Female, German, aged 3, born Ontario, Methodist Canada | Hoover, Sylvia Ann (I00565)
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| 5509 | started Gerber Baby Products with son Daniel | Gerber, Frank Daniel (I1143951)
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| 5510 | started J. L. Kraft Company and invented the pasteurizing for cheese | Krafft, James Lewis (I1081510)
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| 5511 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lankerd, B.R. (I1164035)
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| 5512 | stepchild | Lankerd, Suzanne Jayne (I1164034)
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| 5513 | stepchild | Haun, Adolphus Franklin (I1059995)
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| 5514 | Teeple, William B. Resided Malahide Date April 8, 1857 File 40 - 1374 Executors: Jemima Teeple, wife; Stephen W.L. Teeple; James Clement Stevens, son-in-law sons: James J. Teeple, Yarmouth, yeoman; Stephen William Leek Teeple, Malahide wife: Jemima Teeple daughters: Samantha Jane Hoover, wife of Henry Hoover, State of Michigan, yeoman; Temperance Ursulla Stevens, wife of James Clement Stevens, Yarmouth, yeoman; Lydia Ann Waterberry, wife of James Waterberry, Belmont, merchant Grandsons: William Harvey (Teeple?), Malahide; Jared Adolphus Teeple Granddaughter: Mary Teeple | Teeple, William (I00489)
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| 5515 | The "New Mennonists" in Rainham Township were actually the Reformed Mennonites, known in local idiom as "die Herrerleut" (Herrites). The pastor of this congregation, in Rainham township was John Neff and the deacon was Henry Rhora. | Nablo, George (I22966)
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| 5516 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Acuff, R.A. (I1173710)
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| 5517 | The daughter of Abraham Stoner Sr. and Maria Anna Müller. Children: David Royer remained single; Samuel Royer married Martha (Patton) McNamera; Elizabeth Royer, mamrried David Good; Mary "Polly" Royer married George Schmucker; John Royer remained single, Jacob Royer, Susan Royer married Harry Reichard (Reighart); Rebecca Royer married George W. Smith, Catherine Royer remained single; Nancy Royer married Peter Fahnestock. | Steiner, Catherine (I24974)
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| 5518 | The diary of Heinrich Wiebe's brother-in-law Peter Penner (b. 17 Dec 1829) says that in 1867 he (Heinrich Wiebe) was living on land owned by the Grand Duke of Russia. | Wiebe, Heinrich (I288)
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| 5519 | The ever popular "Arbor" corner of Main and Clinton streets, showing the early 1912 interior of the ice cream parlor, first started by George F. Holden under the name of "The Wigwam." Mrs. George Holden is seen standing opposite to a young Fred Holden. From - Port Dover Scenes Through Changing Times 1860 - 1974 by Donald A. Buscombe | Long, Lucy Belle (I04459)
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| 5520 | The Schoerg family originates from the Sumiswald district in Bern, Switzerland. To read more about Schoerg/Sherk origins see the Mennonite Enclopedia: http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Sherk_%28Sherrick,_Scherch,_Shirk,_Schoerg,_Shurk,_Sharig%29_family | Schoerg, Ulrich (I03074)
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| 5521 | THE WAR OP THE REVOLUTION; ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED PRELIMINARY HISTORICAL ESSAY. By LORENZO SABINE. , BOSTON: CHARLES C. LITTLE AND JAMES BROWN. MDCCCXLVII BENJAMIN BECRAFT A Tory leader, cruel, and noted for deeds of blood. He boasted to his associates, of having assisted to massacre the family of a Mr. Vrooman, in Schoharie, New York. The family, he said, were soon despatched, except a boy of fourteen, who ran from the house, when he started in pursuit, overtook him, and cut his throat, took his scalp, and hung his body across the fence. After the peace, he had the hardihood to return to Schoharie. He was seized, stripped naked and bound to a tree, and whipped nearly to death by ten men, some of whom had been his prisoners, and had heard him recount this exploit. Thus beaten, he was dismissed with a charge never to show himself in that country again, an injunction which he carefully kept. | Becraft, Benjamn B. (I24677)
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| 5522 | 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 4/17/2008 Text: Mary Hester Walton; Female; Birth: 27 MAY 1806 , Prince Edward, Virginia; Death: 1834 , Prince Edward, Virginia; Spouse: John Foster; Marriage: 14 JUN 1823 , Prince Edward, Virginia | Walton, Mary Hester (I09512)
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| 5523 | To Palatine in 1671, arrived Pennsylvania August 24, 1717 From George Shank's research " Christian Shank ( Schenck ) and his three sons and three daughters arrived in America in the year 1717. They were part of the contingent of 363 Swiss- German Mennonites who had assembled around Mannheim, Germany, and who had sailed in three small ships from Rotterdam, Holland in June of 1717. The rather large group was under the leadership of Benedict Brackbill, a well-known Mennonite preacher and teacher. In volume 3 of the Pennsylvania Colonial Records, at page 29, there is an account of the three ships masters, Captains Eyers, Tower, and Richards, belatedly reporting the 363 passengers in to the authorities on September 8, 1717. I have corresponded with a Lancastor County, Pennsylvania genealogist, Martin H. Brackbill, who is a direct descendant of Benedict. He states that the three ships arrived at Philadelphia, apparently together on August 24, 1717." " Although not positively proven, research indicates that Christian Schenck was born near Basel, Switzerland about 1665. As a child he was likely a member of one of the four Schenck (Shank) families who were Mennonites and who, hounded by the Roman Catholic Church for their religious beliefs, fled into Germany from Switzerland in 1671. As previously stated, the names of the heads of these Schenck families were included in the list of those Swiss Mennonites who were living at Osthoven, near Manheim, Germany in 1672. Although nothing positive is known of the wife of Christian Shank, Martin Brackbill, the genealogist, suggests that Benedict Brackbill's sister Barbara, may have been married to our ancestor, Christian. No research has been undertaken by me on the early years of Christian Shank, so the foregoing is pretty speculative. It should be noted on Christian's chart, however, that he named one of his daughters, Barbara, and that the name was carried on down in later generations. This would add some substance to the speculation that Christian's wife was Barbara Brackbill." " There is a deed recorded in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania in Deed Book WW, on pages 300 through 305, which is a vital document in the genealogy of our Shank family and of Christian Shank in particular. This lengthy deed gives the first good, solid proof of the circumstances surrounding our first American ancestor. The document, although not written until January 7, 1758, traces the title to 265 acres of land located in Lancaster County and recites that Christian Shank and Benedict Brackbill, on September 25, 1717, jointly, with half interest for each, bought the 530 acre tract of land that had been patented to John Funk in 1711. This would add a bit more weight to the possibility that Barbara Brackbill was the wife of Christian, it appearing that some sort of family relationship did exist between the Brackbill and Shank families. The Funk tract was right in the middle of the 6400 acre tract granted to the Mennonites in 1710. The historical marker located at the intersection of Hans Herr Drive and Penn Grant Road further corroborates the location of the property. Maps and surveys of early Lancaster County, prepared by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in 1933 show the 530 acre tract to be rather long and narrow and extending over three- fourths of a mile in a north and south direction. Located on Pequea Creek ( pronounced PECKWAY), it is on today's map at the west city limits of Strasburg in Strasburg township. Pequea Creek runs through the northern part of Christian's land, as well as through the farm of Christian's son Michael. " | Schenk, Christian (I00280)
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| 5524 | Tradition tells us Henry Hoover was here in Upper Canada but returned to Pennsylvania. The only child we know of, Susannah who married George Boyer, came to Upper Canada and purchased the front 100 acres of Lot 24, Concession 1, Walpole from her aunt and uncle, George and Susannah Wolfe of the Town of Clarence, New York in 1834. When Henry signed his receipts for inheritance in 1811 and 1821 they are dated within a day or two of Anna Stouffer's and George Eister's and it would appear they are all still living in Pennsylvania and that the Executors Abraham and David travelled there to settle the estate. One of the receipts was witnessed by his nephew John Eyster. | Hoover, Henry (I00011)
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| 5525 | Travelling Evangelist. | Hunter, John (I23300)
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| 5526 | TROUP- Audrey Irene (nee Ellsworth), formerly of Fort Erie and Port Colborne passed away in Ottawa on Tuesday February 9, 2010 at the age of 94 years. She was the dear wife of the late Harvey Troup, loving mother of Kathryn Wolbert (Alan Baxter) of Ottawa, Susan Thorne (Dave) of Port Colborne and Marilyn Parr (Robert) of Waterford, cherished grandmother of Kristine Wolbert McCalla (Mark), Mark Wolbert, Brad Thorne (Jacinthe), Amy Thorne Allison (Greg), Audrey Parr, Emily (Parr) Seiger (Scott) and great-grandmother of Derek, Scott, Alexa and Lukas McCalla and Erica Thorne. Audrey was predeceased by Harvey (2003), her loving husband of 60 years, her parents Thomas and Irene Ellsworth, her brother and sister-in-law Ken and Violet Ellsworth and her son-in-law Don Wolbert. Born in Ridgeway, Audrey lived most of her life in this area. She graduated from Macdonald Institute (University of Guelph) in 1936 and worked as a dietician at the Millard Fillmore Hospital in Buffalo, the Canadian Niagara Power Company and the Provincial Gas Company in Fort Erie. She and Harvey were active members in the Presbyterian churches in Fort Erie and were involved in many other organizations. Mrs. Troup's family will receive visitors at the First Presbyterian Church, 176 Elm St. Port Colborne on Saturday February 13, 2010 from 10:00 a.m. until the time of service at 11:00 a.m. with Dr. Jack Neil Officiating. Interment will follow at Ridgeway Memorial Cemetery. If so desired, memorial donations may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or the CNIB. Funeral arrangements entrusted to the DAVIDSON FUNERAL HOME 135 Clarence St. Port Colborne. | Ellsworth, Audrey Irene (I1226722)
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| 5527 | TWB ASB Married Selina Cress Martin, 1898.12.29 1989.5.22, C2617461 | Martin, Manoah B. C571912 (I1411785)
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| 5528 | TWB Buschlen Married Elizabeth Beeshy, 1842.12.24 1920.3.29 | Brubacher, Daniel M. Rev. C5719 (I1332495)
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| 5529 | TWB Married Daniel M. Weber, 1836.1.11 1888.11.27, C5164 | Weber, Veronica S. C51141 (I1329366)
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| 5530 | TWB Married Peter B. Martin, 1859.12.12 1945.1.29 | Brubacher, Lydia Beeshy C57191 (I1358150)
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| 5531 | TWB Married Solomon W. Martin, 1867.2.9 1946.2.16, C261742, Deacon | Weber, Veronica W. C51646 (I1359283)
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| 5532 | TWB Married Veronica S. Weber, 1836.10.30 1896.10.3, C51141 | Weber, Daniel M. C5164 (I1329014)
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| 5533 | TWB Married Veronica W. Weber, 1867.9.10 1940.3.29, C51646 | Martin, Solomon W. Deacon C261742 (I1358873)
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| 5534 | TWB TAS Married Catharine Clemens Weber, 1846.4.18 1914.8.11, C26174 | Martin, David B. Min. (I1330521)
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| 5535 | TWH CSF Married Catherine Strite, 1836.3.20 1896.9.3 Buried Millers Mennonite Church Cem., Leitersburg, Wash. Co., MD | Shank, Tobias (I1323379)
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| 5536 | TWH CSF Married Tobias Shank, 1827.7.4 1888.1.10 Buried Millers Mennonite Church Cem., Leitersburg, Wash. Co., MD | Strite, Catherine (I1329099)
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| 5537 | TWH DRL Married Moab Herbert Showalter, 1855.12.15 1930.4.1 Buried Reiff Mennonite Church Cem., Cearfoss, Wash. Co., MD | Shank, Annie (I1353408)
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| 5538 | TWH ELM Born at Kinzers, Lancaster Co., PA. Date may be 1884.9.7 Married John David Risser, 1882.12.4 1952.1.19, C561484, Rev. Buried Paradise Mennonite Church Cem., Paramount, Wash. Co., MD | Eshleman, Susan HH1157157 (I1380206)
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| 5539 | TWH JHF LML Married Esther (Hettie) Denlinger, 1849.9.17 1936.12.31, HH115715 in 1869 Both buried Hershey Menn. Cem. | Eshleman, John H. (I1338401)
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| 5540 | TWH JHF Married John H. Eshleman, 1848.3.24 1921.6.21 | Denlinger, Esther (Hettie) HH115715 (I1339385)
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| 5541 | TWH Married Susanna Horst, 1826.10.16 1894.8.14 Buried Millers Mennonite Church Cem., Leitersburg, Wash. Co., MD | Eshleman, Joseph (I1322543)
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| 5542 | Vineland Cemetery Gospel Herald - Volume LV, Number 33 - August 21, 1962; pages 750, 751. Culp, Alma W., daughter of George and Kathryn (Hoover) Werner, was born in Haldimand Co., Ont., Jan. 16, 1887; died at the St. Catharines (Ont.) General Hospital, May 31, 1962; aged 75 y. 3 m. 15 d. On Feb. 22, 1911, she was married to Alvin Culp, who survives. He is the senior deacon of the First Mennonite Church, Vineland. Also surviving are 3 daughters and one son (Margaret-Mrs. Elmer Brubacher, Waterloo; Kathryn-Mrs. C. Hallman, Kitchener; Enid-Mrs. Harold Schmidt, Baden; and Isaac, Vineland Station), 7 grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. She was a member of the First Mennonite Church, Vineland. Funeral services were held at the United Missionary Church, June 2, in charge of Wayne North, A. L. Fretz, and Harold Groh. | Werner, Alma H. (I1100792)
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| 5543 | We believe John Hoover was dead by 1793 as there is a copy of a document referring to the Chattels of J H deceased in Christian Hoover's account book. He was certainly dead by 1807 when Jacob Huber made out his will as he refers to a daughter, an only child of John Hoover, deceased. November 19, 1793 - From Christian Hoover's Account Book, page 36. We consider this to refer to John Hoover, son of Jacob and Barbara: The Condition of this Present Vendue held this 19th day of November 1793 on Goods and Chattels of J. H. Deceased. Following viz The highest Bidder to be the Buyer for all goods Under ten shillings. Ready money is Expected. Any Person or Persons buying Goods to any Amount of Ten Shillings to have Nine Months Credit on Giving Notes with Sufficient Security. Any Person or Persons buying to any Amount and not Compling with the above Conditions in Two days or when Required by the Subscriber ther accounts to be Considerd as Cash Recoverd Accordingly & Given under our hands this 19th day of November 1793. Carls, Copy Dan Stoufer, Administrators John Hoover's 1792 bond due to Jacob Hoover in 1802 for two hundred pounds, document filed with Jacob Huber's Will. Money probably went to Dochstader. In 1800 when the lands are transferred Lot 24, Concession 3, Walpole goes to Christian Keller, the father in law of Abraham Hoover. There was a letter dated November 21, 1815, Manchester Township from Christian Keller to his daughterman and daughter. This letter was also filed with Jacob Hoover's Will, and on the back it says "John Hoover, Bond Due to Jacob Hoover." This would suggest that the reason Christian Keller got this land was due to the fact that he assumed John Hoover's bond. Know all Men by these Presents that I John Hoover of Manchester Township in the County of york and State of Pennsylvania Farmer am Held and firmly bound unto Jacob Hoover of the Same Township & County aforesaid in the Sum of Three Hundred bounds in real Specie of Gold or Silver Money of Pennsylvania to be paid the said Jacob Hoover or to his certain Attorney Executors, Administrators or Assigns To which pament well and truly to be made and done I Bind Self my Heirs Executors Administrators and every of them, firmly by these Presents Sealed with my Seal Dated the Seventh Day of May Anno Dominy one thousand Seven Hundred Ninety too. The Condition of this Obligation is such that if those above bounden John Hoover or his Heirs Executors administrators or any of them Shall do well and truly ? ? ? to be paid unto the above named Jacob Hoover unto his Certain Attorney Executors Administrators Assigns the first and full Sum of one Hundred and fifty Pounds of like Gold or Silver money aforesaid on the Seventh Day of May Which will be in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight Hundred and two and that without ? or futher Delay then the above Obligation to be void and of ? Effect or else to be and remain in full force and virtue Sealed and Delivered in the Presence of Two signatures in Gothic Script Signed John Hoover Probate of the Last Will and Testament of Jacob Huber alais Hoover | Hoover, John (I00012)
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| 5544 | Wide disparity in estimated date of birth between Davis at www.mennosearch.com and Regina Sherk article in Jan. 2007 issue of PMH (page 26). Davis indicated birth date closer to 1725. Davis speculates that he is son of Ulrich (1693) and grandson of Caspar (1657). However, Davis also lists an Uli Sherk as marrying a Maria Grundbacher. As other internet sources make these two Ulrich's the same. I am excepting their research. Advise further clarification if this is your family line. | Schoerg, Ulrich (I03074)
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| 5545 | Will of Christian Vinecke In the name of God amen I Christian Vinecke of the township of Willabough in the County of Lincoln District of Niagara weak in body but of perfect mind and memory thanks be given unto God calling unto mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die do make and ordain this my last will and testament that is to say principally and first of all I give and recommend my Soul into the hand of Almighty God that gave it and my body I recommend to the earth to be buried in decent Christian burial at the discretion or my executors nothing doubting but at the General Resurrection I shall receive the same again by the mighty power of God. And as touching such worldly Estate it has pleased God to bless me in this life I give Demise and Dispose of the Same in the following manner and form - First I give unto my wife's Grandson Christian Horst the Sum of ten Dollars or the value thereof when he is the age of twenty one years. I give out of my Estate the Sum of fifty dollars or the Value there of to the poor of our Society in this Space of time also I give and bequeath unto my wife Feronica all the cash in money that I lease and two Cows fotter and Stable rom for the feed and Cows to be put in the barn by whoever she has ??? her and firewood to be cut and sawn and out of my household furniture what she has a mind to chose and the Double stove and the half of my Dwelling house and every privilege and fifteen bushels of good wheat and the earth bed next to the house and garden and one hundred weight of good pork or election first to the Quality thereof and the flower of two bushels of buck wheat to bushels of Corn and six bushels of potatis and the intrest of three hundred pounds N. Y. yearly as long as she remains my wido one hundred pounds from my Son Christian to the intress thereof and from Fanny the same and from Anna the same and if my Executors think it not safe to let them have the ??? that is each one hundred pounds the are to tak good Security of them Likewise all my Real Estate and movables to be Equal Divided Amongst my three Children there will be found amongs my items, A little book on record what each has got what my son Christian has got he is to have more as the girls the rest is to be taken to the divide nor no Charge to be made against John Horst for that is in the book now as my family don't like to live hear I have no objections to sell and suit themselves better so that their mother has sofisient to live of as I can't expres my mind in riting I hope it may be understood now I have mentioned in the foregoing that my wife is to have so much yearly out of my farm but it is to be let out for there is none of my children to take it but I hope my Executors will do the best of their knowledge. Also I constitute make and ordain Benjamin Hershey of the township of Willabough and Thomas More of the township of Birtie the Sole Executors of this my last will and testament. And I do hereby utterly disallow revoke and disannul all and every other forms testaments wills Legacies bequests and Executors by me in any wise before named willed and bequeathed ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament. In Witness whereof I have hereunto Set my hand and Seal this Sixt Day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifteen Christian Vinecke Signed Seled published pronounced and declared by me Christian Vinecke Senr as his last will and testament in the presence of us who in his presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto Subscribed our names John Byer Christian Harshe Johannes Horst Lot 9, Concession 13, Walpole Township, Haldimand County 1802 - May 17, 1802 - Crown Patent to Christian Vinecke 200 acres 1845 - Haldimand Instrument # 370 Quit Claim March 5th, 1845 Christian Vinecke Jr. Heir at law of Christian Vinecke Sr. to Christian Shoup Lot 200 acres £50 By this time Christian Vinecke Jr. would have been residing in Lancaster, New York 1845 - Henry Hoover and wife Fanny, Samuel Hoover (his wife Anna died in 1837) and Jesse Hoover (Jesse Hoover born 1820 was Samuel and Anna's eldest son) Quit Claim also to Christian Shoup. | Vinecke, Christian (I01732)
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| 5546 | Will: STAUFFER, John. Paradise Township. April 27, 1807 September 18, 1807 Executors: Jacob Stauffer and Henry Wolf. Wife: Anna Stauffer. Children: Anna and John Brubaker, Barbara and Jacob Davis, John, Henry, Elizabeth and John Herr and Polly. John Stauffer's Will is dated April 27, 1807 and proved September 18, 1807. He is of Paradise Township, York County, Pennsylvania and mentions Piggeon Hills Land. John Stauffer's Mill sold to Peter Shmyzer for the sum of £4100, as follows, £1500 April 1, 1808 and from thence yearly £200 till the whole be paid. On the 1790 Census of Paradise Township, York County, Pennsylvania is John Staufer with 1 Male over 16, 2 Males under 16, 7 Females, all other Free Pesons 2, York Roll 9, Book 1, Paradise Township, P 365, Image 2 of 4. | Stauffer, John (I00023)
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| 5547 | Will: 1811, Barbara Elizabeth Knisley inherited from her father Christian Hoover Lot 24, Concession 2, Walpole, 200 acres more or less. | Hoover, Barbara Elizabeth (I00034)
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| 5548 | Will: 1811, Henry Hoover inherited from his father Christian Hoover the north parts of Lots 23 and 24, Concession 1, Walpole, 150 acres more or less. | Hoover, Henry (I00033)
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| 5549 | Will: 1811, Jacob Hoover inherited from his father Christian Hoover Lot 10, Concession 1, Rainham Township, 200 acres more or less. | Hoover, Jacob (I00031)
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| 5550 | Will: 1811, John Hoover inherited from his father Christian Hoover Lot 8, Concession 1, Rainham Township, 200 acres more or less. John Hoover was a Fuller and lived in Markham. After his brother Samuel's wife's death John and his wife Christina took Samuel's daughter Anna to Markham where she lived with them until John's death in 1849. | Hoover, John (I00028)
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