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|_Bertha Alida WAGNER ____|_Sarah Elizabeth GALLAGHER _
(1896 - 1995) (1868 - 1954)
[18876] living - details excluded
_George Michael BREINER ___________
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_John Frederick BREINER _|_Catharina Magdalena (Ley or) LOY _
| (1762 - 1824) (1742 - 1806)
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|--Jane R. BRINER
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| |_Martha Mae ENDERLEIN ___|
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| | _Isaac MYERS ________+
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| |_Elizabeth MYERS ______|_Rebecca SWINEHART __
| (1868 - 1919) m 1899 (1843 - 1878)
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[22284] Ann is daughter of John Calvert, b. in Scotland, d. in 1739 in Stafford Co., VA - see http://www.bcooper.aaahosting.net/dat71.html#15 in 2003.
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[7929] Abigail m. Nicholas Gladu 5 April 1701 according to speculation at http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ccfha/div1/cursonwhit-3gen.png
_David (Sr.) DUNBAR _+
| (1734 - 1824) m 1756
_David (Jr.) DUNBAR _______|_Margaret BENNETT ___
| (1757 - 1841) m 1793 (1734 - 1809)
_Reuben DUNBAR _________________|
| (1798 - 1881) |
| | _Elisha HORNE _______
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| |_Elizabeth ("Betsy") HORN _|_Tamesin RANDAL _____
| (1770 - 1855) m 1793 (1738 - ....)
_Bennett DUNBAR _____|
| (1832 - 1918) |
| | _Oliver PARKER ______+
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| | _Simon PARKER _____________|_____________________
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| |_Elizabeth ("Betsy") F. PARKER _|
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| | _Joseph PERKINS _____+
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| |_Mary PERKINS _____________|_____________________
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| _Peletiah LEACH ___________|_____________________
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| _Peletiah (Jr.) LEACH __________|
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_Henry I ("der Grosse"), Count of LIMBURG _+
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_Henri III, Count of LUXEMBURG ________|_Margaret of BAR(R) _______________________
| (.... - 1288) (1220 - 1275)
_Henri IV, Count of Luxembourg, EMPEROR _|
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| |_Beatrice D'AVESNES ___________________|_Felicite DE COUCY ________________________
| (1256 - 1321) (.... - 1307)
_John of Luxemburg, King of BOHEMIA _|
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| |_Marguerite of FLANDERS _______________|_Matilda DE BETHUNE _______________________
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[19808] Charles was King of Bohemia and the Romans in 1346, and Emperor, 1355-1378. His wives are: (1) Blanche, sister of Philip VI, King of France, (2) Anna, daughter of Rudolf, Elector Palatine, (3) Anna, daughter of Henry II, Duke of Schweidnitz, and (4) Elizabeth, daughter of Bogislav V, Duke of Pomerania.
_John HENRY _______________
| (1759 - 1841) m 1779
_Jacob HENRY ________|_Eva Margaret ZANGMEISTER _
| (1784 - 1864) (1759 - 1848)
_Jacob (Jr.) HENRY ____|
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| | _Peter BRILLHART ____|_Anna Weber (WEVER?) _
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| |_Anna BRILLHART _______|
| (1827 - ....) m 1845 |
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|--Guy KYLE
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_Richard LINVILLE ___|_Elizabeth WICKERSHAM ______
| m 1672
_Thomas LINVILLE ____|
| (1679 - ....) m 1713|
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Note: Christina Straub states Zachariah d. in Church Hill, Turbett Twp., Juniata Co., PA.
Zachariah r. Chester Springs, Chester Co., PA before moving to Juniata Co., PA. He came to American 16 Sept 1751 in the ship Edinburgh. Nancy Stockton's file in Ancestry World Tree states that Zachariah owned a tavern in Pikeland, Chester Co., PA and a farm of 205-3/4 acres - the farm was lost in the Hoare financial failure in 1789, and Zachariah (having lost his farm and his wife) moved to Milford Twp., Juniata Co., PA in 1790. Zachariah served in the War for Independence and is a qualified ancestor for DAR and SAR membership. Another file in AWT states that he built the mill along the banks of Pickering Creek on what is Clover Mill Road off PA 113 (the mill is standing in 2002), and that in both Pikeland Twp., Chester Co. and in Loysville, PA (now Perry Co.) he built Lutheran Churches. See also "Straubs, Smiths and Extended Family" on http://wc.rootsweb.com by Christina Straub which offers the following paragraphs:
The inscription on his tombstone, which still stands, is written in German. Translated to English, it reads: "When you awaken the dead on that day, also give your hand after we have arisen. Lord, speak your answer kindly to me. Lift this transfigured body up to thy throne."
John, Peter, George, Sallie, and Susannah Rice are also buried in the Church Hill Cemetery in Juniata County. Margaret and Jacob Rice are interred at the Loysville Cemetery; Conrad Rice in the Buffalo Cemetery; and Zachariah Rice II is buried in Landisburg, all in Perry County, PA.
Zachariah Rice (Reiss) was born in Bavaria, Germany in 1731. He came to the United States on the ship Edinburgh, and docked in Phildelphia on September 16, 1751. He settled in Chester County, Pennsylvania, near the town of Yellow Springs. In 1757 Zachariah married Marie Appolonia "Abigail" Hartman. Abigail was born in Wurttemburgh, Germany on September 4, 1742, the daughter of Johannes and Margaret Hartman. She was 15 years old when she married Zachariah and he was 11 years older then she was. Abigail's father, Johannes Hartman, gave the newlyweds a two-hundred acre parcel of farmland, on which they built their home. Zachariah was a Millwright by trade and built the first Clover Mill in the United States. During their marriage of 33 years, Zachariah and Abigail had twenty-one children, seventeen of whom survived to adulthood. Abigail is buried at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Chester County, Zachariah is buried in Juniata County, Pennsylvania. Note: The American Revolution Zachariah Rice enlisted in the Continental Army as an engineer and carpenter, under the command of General George Washington. He helped build the Yellow Springs Hospital near his home in Chester County, which would soon be used as a field hospital for the casualties of the war. His wife, Abigail, became a recurrent visitor to the hospital, spending much of her time ministering to the sick and wounded soldiers. As a result of her devotion to help the suffering, she contracted typhus, which would later cause her untimely death.On September 11, 1777, Washington encountered General William Howe's army at the Battle of Brandywine. As the battle ensued and the casualties mounted, Washington soon realized that he was hopelessly outnumbered and poorly supplied to resume the fight. He wisely decided to withdraw, saving his men to "fight another day". During his retreat, Washington and his staff officers stopped at the Rice farm and asked Abigail if they could have some water. She sent one of her daughters to retrieve a pitcher of water from their well, to which she added some sugar, spices, and rum, making a drink that was popularly known as "flip". Abigail handed the drink to him and said, "Here, my Lord." Washington quickly replied, "We have no titles here, we are all brothers." As General Washington drank this beverage, Abigail's five-year-old daughter, Susannah, approached him. Washington smiled, picked her up, and sat her on his knee while he finished his drink.For Abigail's contributions during the war, there is a chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution in her name in Washington, DC. There is also a plaque in her honor in the Bell Tower at Valley Forge.After the war, the Rices continued to farm their land and raise their family. Then, in 1789, Zachariah was struck with two overwhelming blows. The first was the death of his beloved wife, Abigail. She had succumbed to the typhus that she contracted during the war. She was buried at St. Peter's Church in Chester County. Shortly thereafter, Zachariah lost his land, along with 114 other families in Pikeland Township.The Pikeland Land Foreclosure of 1789The Pikeland property was originally patented by William Penn in 1681, and, following a succession of owners, was eventually acquired by Samuel Hoare, a London merchant. Hoare purchased the tract in 1750, which he financed through a London mortgage company. He later conveyed a portion of it, about 17,000 acres, to Andrew Allen, a prominent Philadelphia merchant and a member of the Continental Congress. Allen's mortgage was carried by Mr. Hoare.Allen then divided his portion of the property into two and three-hundred acre parcels, which he, in turn, sold to the German immigrants. Because of his respected standing in the community, the immigrants did not question his integrity. Mr. Allen, however, kept the money he made from these transactions and defaulted on his payments to Hoare. The deeds that he gave to his buyers were worthless because they were never registered with the county land office.By this time, the Revolutionary War had begun. Andrew Allen then fled to Trenton, New Jersey, which had recently been captured by the British, and asked General Howe for protection. Because we were now at war with Britain, Hoare could take no legal action to recover his losses until the hostilities ended. After the war, civil courts were established, and Sheriff Ezekial Howard was given writs, dated August 26, 1789, to start foreclosure proceedings on the Hoare-Allen mortgage, and to begin the sale of the land.As a result of the foreclosure, Zachariah Rice, now nearly sixty years old, along with his seventeen children, five of whom were married, packed their belongings into wagons and began a journey west, to what is now Perry and Juniata Counties in central Pennsylvania. It was rumored that farmland was cheap there, and after losing almost everything, they had little choice.Soon after his arrival in Juniata County in 1790, Zachariah purchased some land from Laurence and Mary King for 1100 Pounds. He made his final payment on September 21, 1801, and thus received a clear title for his property, which was known as "Spring Mill", just outside of Port Royal, Pennsylvania. After establishing a new home for himself and his twelve dependant children, his next priority was a place of worship. Zachariah was a German Lutheran by faith, but there were no Lutheran churches in the area at that time. In order to provide a house of worship for his growing family and the other German settlers arriving from Chester County, Zachariah set aside one and a half acres of the highest section of his land, now called Church Hill, on which he built the first Lutheran Church in Juniata County. Rice's Church, a log building, was constructed sometime between 1794 and 1797. On January 1, 1803, the church and its land was sold to the trustees of the German Lutheran Congregation for sixteen dollars. A cemetery was also established on the property that year, with the first burial being that of a six-month-old child, Johann Daniel Kebner (or Kepner), in 1803. Zachariah Rice died on August 19, 1811, and was laid to rest in the Church Hill Cemetery, next to the church he built for his family and neighbors. The inscription on his tombstone, which still stands, is written in German. Translated to English, it reads: "When You will awaken the dead on that day, also give Your hand after we have arisen. Lord, speak Your answer kindly to me. Lift this transfigured body up to Thy throne."
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_Abraham SCHNEIDER ____+
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_John Schweitzer SNYDER _|_Susanna SCHWEITZER ___
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_Rudolph SNYDER _____|
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| | _Gottfried SCHREFFLER _
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| |_Susanna SCHREFFLER _____|_Eva Gretha LEBO ______
| (1826 - 1902) (1790 - 1872)
_Casper Allen SNYDER __|
| (1883 - 1970) m 1905 |
| | _Andreas GEIST ________+
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| | _Daniel H. GEIST ________|_Magdalena HEPLER _____
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| |_Sarah Alice GEIST __|
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| | _Jacob UPDEGRAVE ______
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| |_Cecelia UPDEGRAVE ______|_Catherine KIMMEL _____
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