[12241] Maud (or Matilda) is daughter and eventual heir of Sir John (II) de Acton (d. 1312) of Iron Action (Gloucester), sheriff of Hereford (1294-1299), sheriff of Shropshire and Staffordship (1304-1305), knight of the shire of Hereford (1300 and 1301), and of Gloucester (1301), by wife Helen. Maud m. (2) by April 12, 1315 Sir Roger de Chaundos (or Chandos), first Lord Chaundos, Lord of Snodhill, Willington and Fownhope (Hereford), sheriff of Hereford, co. Glamorgan and Morganweg, Keeper of Caephilly Castle. {- "Ancestral Roots...}
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[41514] Find A Grave Memorial 134183081 offers: "At 9:00 AM Sunday morning, May 20, 1877, Michael Denzer, his wife Katharina, and their 6-month old son Michael Jr. were boarding their buggy to attend church at the Gonter Meeting House in Fiat. Katharina raised an umbrella, which spooked the horse, making a dash that threw Michael from the cart. He was able to pursue the runaway buggy, but upon reaching it, he found the lifeless bodies of his wife and infant son. The carriage had been smashed to pieces against a tree." Find A Grave Memorial 143226549 offers: "Son of Christian Denzer and Barbara Engelskircher, christened March 22, 1835 in Jakobsweiler, Pfalz, Bavaria. Married Catherine Hahn on January 1, 1857 in Tuscarawas County, Ohio."
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[6381] Philena was surnamed Wise in the federal census in 1850 and 1870, apparently adopted by her step-father.
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[48150] Find A Grave memorial 72958312 offers: "He lived in Juniata Co., PA. until enlisting in the army, serving 17 months in the Civil War in Company C, 21 PA. Cavalry, being mustered out at the close of the war. About 1867 he went to Gratiot, Wis. where he married Ellen Hector. In March 1870 they emigrated to Elm Grove township, Labette County, KS. where he lived his whole life. He was one of the early settlers of Labette Co. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church until his death. One week before his death he went to Chicago with Dr. N. C. Morrow for an operation for cancer, he was operated on a Saturday. But he died the following Tuesday. Feb 24, 1914."
[33401] The unverified Cassedy Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2012 states Francis is son of David Lawson and wife Mary.
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[45299] "The Selinsgrove Times-Tribune [Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania], 26 July 1923," p. 1: "George S. Rine, scion of one of Snyder county's oldest and most prominent families, was buried yesterday afternoon from his late home on North Market street. Services were conducted by Rev. Dr. John B. Focht, and interment was made in Union cemetery. Mr. Rine succumbed to a lingering illness at noon Sunday. The deceased man passed the greater part of his life at McKee's Half Falls, where the family had large real estate and merchandising interests. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Rine, having been born in Chapman township sixty-seven years ago. Upon the death of the head of the head of the family the older brother, the late John S. Rine, continued to operate the general store facing the road on one side and the canal on the other. The younger brother built a beautiful home on his adjoining farm to the south, and also engaged In merchandising at good location, catering to canal and community trade. The Rine name has always stood for the highest standards in business and consequently has long been synonymous with success. It has been the same with their farm management, and thus the family merited the position they attained. Mr. Rine relinquished his merchandising activities six years ago, whereupon he removed to Seiinsgrove to pass the remainder of his days with less exacting application to business. Influenza and the World War brought two bereavements to the Rine household in the death of a daughter Gertrude, wife of Isaac D. App, and the family's only son, Musser, who died too of Influenza within a few days of his sister, while he was in an army training camp. The father's health broke under the shock. Mr. Rine's condition became critical two years ago, and there was no remedy for the broken heart. Miss Harriet Musser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Musser, of McAlisterville, and Mr. Rine were married. Surviving are Mrs. Rine and their daughters, Miss Minnie A., at home, and Sarah, wife of Ralph D. Witmer, of Allenwood; and granddaughters Mary and Catherine App. Surviving brother and sisters are Philip S., of Fremont, Neb.; Mrs. Lydia Coleman, Gratz; Mrs. Catherine Wentzel, Landisburg, and Mrs. Sue Matts, Indiana."
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[30029] "The Sentinel" (Carlisle, PA). 27 March 1937, p. 2: "Frank J. Shughart, 76. a retired farmer, died this morning at his home in Carlisle, R. D. 6. He is survived by his wife. Sarah Mentzer Shughart; two daughters, Etta Mae, at home, and Mrs. Paul Nelson. Carlisle; three sons, Clarence, of Loysville; Dale, a student at Dickinson Law School, and E. Hays, both at home; a sister, Mrs. C. C. Miller, Camp Hill; four brothers, George W., Harry W. and Wilson A. Shughart, all of South Middleton Township, and Elmer P. Shughart, Frankford Township, and by five grandchildren."
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[41912] Elizabeth is reported to be a Klinger by Find A Grave Memorial 29805084 - but see notes for husband Abraham Hoffa and the file in http://bergergirls.com in 2017.
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[52146] See the unverified file LTKQ-N1Q in familysearch.org for his family.
[20499] Ancestry.com offers: "Turner Name Meaning - English and Scottish: occupational name for a maker of objects of wood, metal, or bone by turning on a lathe, from Anglo-Norman French torner (Old French tornier, Latin tornarius, a derivative of tornus 'lathe'). The surname may also derive from any of various other senses of Middle English turn, for example a turnspit, a translator or interpreter, or a tumbler. English: nickname for a fast runner, from Middle English turnen 'to turn' + 'hare'. English: occupational name for an official in charge of a tournament, Old French tornei (in origin akin to 1)"
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This entry is confusing: The book, "Brillharts of America," by John A. Brillhart, has Mary Ann as an Utz. The Oceana County History (1990), published by county historical society (pp. 164-65), has her surname as Tietz. Tad Brillhart
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