[44028] The unverified Whitcomb/Wells Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2018 offers: Job Bates was born in 1800 in Springfield, Vermont. He married Lamira Field on June 24, 1826, in his hometown. . . . He died on December 22, 1875, in Chester, Vermont, having lived a long life of 75 years. Lamira Field was born in 1805 in Vermont. She married Job Bates on June 24, 1826, in Springfield, Vermont.
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[7819] "The News-Sun [Newport, PA], 16 Novemebr 1972," p. 2: "Mrs. Helen M. Myers, 55, of New Bloomfield RD, died Friday at Carlisle Hospital. She was a graduate of Germantown Hospital School of Nursing and was employed as a nurse at Loysville Youth Development Center. She was a member of the Perry Health Center board of directors and the United Church of Christ, Newport. She is survived by her husband, John M. Myers; her mother, Mrs. Emma Boggs of Carlisle; two daughters, Mrs. Jack W. Rhoads, Jr. of Mechanicsburg and Miss Karen Myers, at home; a brother, Lee Boggs of New Bloomfield RD1; and a sister, Mrs. Frederick Wavrek of Alburtis. Services were held Monday at the funeral home at 101 W. Main St., New Bloomfield. Rev. Braynard Kurkowski officiated. Burial was in Bloomfield Cemetery."
[42304] This person is from the unverified Wenn Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2017.
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[23065] George was killed by Native Americans at Oyster River while returning home from the church meeting - by a shot to his head according to the Rev. Hugh Adams' parish records - see NEHGR for 1870, p. 27 (cf. NEHGR 5:454).
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[42979] An unverified file in Ancestry.com in 2017 offers: "When Sarah Elizabeth Dyer was born in 1834 in Ohio, her father, David, was 32, and her mother, Sally, was 32. She married John Alson Young on September 19, 1856, in Medina, Ohio. They had two children during their marriage. She died on January 7, 1900, in Kalamazoo, Michigan, at the age of 66, and was buried in Sandstone, Michigan."
[52889] William is said to be son of Capt. William Gray (1728-1824) & Lavinia Purdy (1754-1825; m. 17 July 1781in Long Island, NY).
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Information as received 27 May 2001 from Keith W. Parke (park_gary@hotmail.com):
Jeremiah L. Miller, son of Peter and Ruth Miller, was born December 26, 1846 in Stark County, Ohio. Jeremiah married Hester Tennant in February 23, 1875 in Warsaw, Kosciusko County, Indiana. Hester, daughter of John C. Tennant and Rachel Skiver, was born April 30, 1854 in Warsaw, Indiana and died February 26, 1929 in South Bend, St. Joseph County, Indiana. Jeremiah served for the Union Army during the Civil War. Joyce Miller Parke, Jeremiahs granddaughter, told the story of when Jeremiah went to enlist in the Army. Jeremiah was only 15 years old and knew that in order to enlist that the age requirement was 16 years old. So he wrote the number 16 on two pieces of paper and placed them in his shoes. Having done this, Jeremiah stepped up to enlist and was asked his age. His reply was I over 16, and signed up. After the war Jeremiah became a blacksmith by trade. Jeremiah L. Miller died May 29, 1903 in Noble County, Indiana. Hester and Jeremiah are both buried at the Rose Hill Cemetery in Albion, Noble County, Indiana.
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Peter Miller Born in Pennsylvania. Died in Stark County, Ohio.
Ruth Durbin Born Ohio. Died in Stark County, Ohio.
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1. Edward E. - Born January 20, 1876 in Warsaw, Kosciusko County, Indiana.
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- Died November 11, 1947 in South Bend, St. Joseph Co., Indiana.
2. Nellie Belle - Born January 31, 1880 in Warsaw, Kosciusko County, Indiana.
- Married William Weaver July 23, 1896 in LaGrange County, Indiana.
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3. Bertha Ruth - Born July 14, 1888 in Warsaw, Kosciusko County, Indiana.
- Married Claude Libey in LaGrange County, Indiana.
- Died March 1974 in South Bend, St. Joseph County, Indiana.
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Jeremiah Miller
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[43526] Find A Grave memorial 174773688 offers: "Deane's *History of Scituate, Massachusetts* c.1831 mentions Prouty's Dam 'on the road North of Hoop-Pole Hill." (1686). The area including Prouty's Dam was a piece of land granted to (amoung others) Richard Prouty. His land was located on Hoop-Pole Hill; this land was granted to him for his service in King Philip's War. Deane also stated ' [Richard Prouty] his house was near the causeway over the swamp, called Prouty's Dam. The present-day area would probably be the hill on Hollett Street near the Foyer of Charity."
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[41732] Find A Grave Memorial 38585623 offers: "The son of Philip Sturgis of Hannington, Northampshire, England, he married Elizabeth Hinckley in 1637. The Sturgis family can be traced back five generations past Philip Sturgis to William de Turges who received grants of land from Edward I, King of England, in the village of Turges, county of Northampton (later called Northfield). Edward Sturgis came, perhaps on the HERCULES with Thomas Hinckley, to New England and settled in Sandwich in the Mass. Bay Colony in 1634. He was in Yarmouth, Cape Cod, in 1639, where he was appointed constable in 1640/1, counted as able to bear arms in 1643, a member of the Grand Inquest of the minister [John Miller] on June 4, 1650 & in 1658 when he represented Yarmouth in a dispute with the Indians, committeeman on affairs of the colony in 1657, and deputy to the general assembly in 1672. In 1646, he was "licensed to keep an oridinary (inn)and raw wyne at Yarmouth". In 1663, he was fined for bringing liquor into town without giving notice so that it could be inventoried and his license was revolked. He married (1) Elizabeth Hinckley and (2) Mary, widow of Zachariah Rider on April 20, 1692 when he was 79 yr. of age. A marriage agreement was drawn on April 20, 1692 to assure the widow Rider the preservation of her property."
"The Perry County Democrat [Bloomfield, Pennsylvania]," 9 February 1910, p. 3: "Mrs. Amanda Briner, wife of John H. Briner, of this place, died about half past eight o'clock this morning, from an attack of heart failure, aged 67 years. She had been ill for several weeks with erysipelas, but was getting better and was down stairs yesterday. Last evening she was attacked with a spell of coughing, after which she began to sink and never rallied. Mrs. Briner's maiden name was Amanda Weibley, and her home was near Markelville. She is survived by her aged husband and three children Mrs. Lizzie Noye, of Duncannon; Samuel Briner, of this place, and Charles, of Gibbsborough, N. J. One brother, Jeremiah Weibley, of Harrisburg, also survives. She was a good, kind-hearted woman, a loving and dutiful wife and mother, and her grief-stricken family have our sincere sympathy."
Amanda is daugher of John B. Weibley and Catharine Hipple, his second wife. John was born in 1799 and died 18 April 1855 (per Ed Weaver via email). John is great-grandson of Jacob Weibly who arrived 30 Aug 1749 on the ship "Crown", listed as a minor - he m. Catherine ____ who d. 14 May 1825 as a widow (Jacob d. by 1793); Catherine's will lists children Sarah, Elizabeth, Jacob and Adam. Jacob, son of Jacob the immigrant, m. (Maria) Elizabeth _____ (she b. 29 Sept 1768, d. 2 Sept 1839) whose will lists children George, Sarah and John, and grandchildren (children of her son, John) Levi and Harriet. John, grandson of Jacob the immigrant, left a will which confirmes these relationships - he m. (1) 18 Dec 1819 Est(h)er Miller and (2) Catharine Hipple. With Est(h)er he had
Harriet Weibly; m. _____ Klinedinst (or Kleindinst).
Sarah Ellen Weibly, b. 1824, d. 29 Jan 1902, m. _____ Duffield.
and perhaps Levi Weibly, b. 1823 at New Bloomfield, PA, d. 6 Feb 1898.
With Catharine, in addition to Amanda, he had
Elizabeth Weibly, b. 25 Aug 1833, d. 29 Sept 1895, m. Benjamin Bealor.
Isabelle Weibley, b. 1 Jan 1836, d. 11 Nov 1904, m. David Snavely.
Jeremiah Weibley, b. ca. 1835, d. after 1910, m. an unknown widow.