[46783] Joseph and his children with Hannah are from the unverified Atkinson Family Tree in 2020 in Ancestry.com. Find A Grave memorial 61000127 offers: "Frederick came from Pennsylvania to Stephenson Co. in 1850. He was married first to Hannah Ritzman who was the mother of his first three children. After her death in 1852 he married Caroline Emmert the following year. Upon coming to Stephenson Co. he settled first at Buena Vista where he served as justice of the peace for many years. At one time or another he held most of the local offices. After the death of his second wife he married Diana, the widow of John Bogar. (Extracted in part from his obituary, Freeport Daily Bulletin, Nov. 25, 1885)"
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_Caspar HEPLER __________|_Susannah Ephrosina SCHEIBLE __
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[46319] "The Call [Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania], 8 February 1918," p. 6: "Charles F. Hepler, the proprietor of the North Ward hotel, died at his home at an early hour Sunday morning, following an illness of the last six months. Deceased was in the 51st year of his age. He located in Cressona a little over three years ago, since which time he conducted the above-named hostelry on Sillyman street. He was the father of Helen Hepler, who, with Clayton Mengle, of Sch. Haven, disappeared mysteriously two years ago and whose bodies were found several months afterwards in the river at Schuylkill Haven. Surviving are his wife, one son and three daughters, namely, Harry, of Spring Glen; Mrs. Harry Dieter, of Lebanon; Mrs. Ralph Buffington, of Elizabethville and Mrs. Roy Gilbert of Cressona. Funeral services were conducted over the remains at the Hepler residence on Tuesday evening by Rev. L. R. Kramer. The original plans were to take the remains to Sacramento for burial on Wednesday morning, but owing to there being no train service out of Cressona until a late hour on that day, because of the severe weather, the funeral had to be postponed until Thursday morning."
[33559] Johann arrived in Pennsylvania 29 Sept 1741 aboard the Ship Lydia.
[32970] Henry m. Mary Ann Heim (b. 1735 in PA, d. 1830 in PA). Ancestry.com offers: "Norbeck Name Meaning - Belgian (van Norbeck, van Oorbeek): habitational name from Oorbeek (meaning across the creek), in Brabant, or from Orbais in Brabant (from an earlier form, Orbec)."