[45999] The unverified tree in 2020 in Ancestry.com states Mehitabel is daughter of John Stillwell Graves, II (1658-1726) and Elizabeth Foote (b. 1663).
_Heinrich (Henry) MEYER ____
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_Philip MEYER _______________|
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_Jacob MYERS ________|
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| |_Catherine Elizabeth RENNINGER _|_Maria Margareta HEYNLEN ___
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_George MYERS _______|
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| _Andrew (Sr.) MORR _________
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| _Andrew (Jr.) MORR _____________|____________________________
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| _John George MORR ___________|
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| | |_Catherine Elizabeth RENNINGER _|_Maria Margareta HEYNLEN ___
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| _Andrew MORR ________|
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[45586] Find A Grave memorial 13965882 reports "Child of George & Elizabeth. Third spouse of F R Marks, married 8 Jan 1898. Siblings Mrs. Countryman of Jeromesville, Mrs. E.H. Fuhrman, Mrs. Ezra Spreng, F.E. Myers, P.A. Myers, D.G. Myers and A.N. Myers. Sister Minnie died 1877."
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[7654]
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| | _John INGERSOLL _____|___________________________________
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| | | | _Hugh GUNNISON ____________________
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| | | |_Deborah GUNNISON ___|_Elizabeth, wife of Hugh GUNNISON _
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| |_Deborah INGERSOLL __|
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| _Robert ELWELL ____________________
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| _Isaac ELWELL _______|_Joanne DOLLIVER __________________
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| _Eleazer ELWELL _____|
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| | |_Mehitable MILLETT __|_Mary GREENAWAY ___________________
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| _Edward SAWYER ____________________+
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| _James SAWYER _______|_Mary PEASLEY _____________________
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|_Sarah SAWYER _______|
(1683 - 1724) m 1708|
| _Thomas BRAY ______________________
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|_Sarah BRAY _________|_Mary WILSON ______________________
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[52946] See the unverified file KV2F-MSW in familysearch.org for this line.
[9206] John is son of Englehart Wormley and Elisabetha Stein and was baptised shortly after birth according to records of the Lower Bermudian Union Church (which thereby contradicts the place of birth, as Lower Bermudian is in present-day Adams Co.). See "Briner Family History," Myers and Clouse (Harrisburg, PA: 1984), pp. 297-8, 308-11. "The New Bloomfield Times, 18 March 1873," p. 5: "John Wormley died at the house of his son-in-law, Eward Hull, at Centre, Perry Co., Pa., on Sabbath morning March 2d, 1873. Father Wormley had readied the advanced age of 88 years, 8 months and 2 days. Though his physical strength had been for some time impaired, to such an extent, as to confine him to his room and bed, he enjoyed to the last, an almost perfect use and exercise of his natural senses and mental faculties. He was in more respects than one, an interesting man. His memory ranged backward, with remarkable distinctness, over a period of full eighty years. He, near which place he was born, remembered when Harrisburg was a mere village. He was a lad when the Republic came into being, and grown half-way to manhood when the nineteenth century had its birth. He might have borne arms in Napoleon's campaign to Moscow; and was a man of middle ago, when that bloody hero died on 8t. Helena. During his life time many of the greatest events of all ages occurred. Between the day of his birth to his death, the sun walked through the heavens some thirty-two thousand two hundred times; he saw twenty-three Leap-years; he saw four thousand, five hundred and eighty-nine Sabbath days. Whist he lived some 300,000,000 beings were born into the world; and about an equal number died. What a company he has gone to meet! But of all that company, how few, comparatively, had lived as he lived ; bad died as be died. His life was one of quiet usefulness; his death was full of peace. He fell asleep as a weary child on its mother's breast might fall asleep, thinking of the joy of the morrow. We laid his body down to its quiet sleep at Loysville, on Tuesday; Rev. McPherson or the Presbyterian church, delivered the funeral oration - an impressive discourse, based on the text "Your fathers, where are they? Father Wormley's companion had preceeded him to the "Long Home," by some three years. Of seven children, three had also been called away, four are left to mourn his departure. Having embraced the Christian Religion in early life, he walked by the rule of the Gospel, a member of the Lutheran Church, and died in hope of a blessed immortality."