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[45814] For Ruth's ancestry see the unverified tree at file LZNG-DGQ in familysearch.org.
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[1685] Chosen German king in 936, Otto I was crowned by Hildebert, Archbishop of Mainz. His career of strong leadership in a tumultuous period gained consolidation of German power and, for him, the imperial crown (from Pope John XII 2 February 962). "The empire was less universal under Otto, its restorer, than Charlemagne, but what it lacked in splendour it gained in stability. His object was not to make the state religious but the church political, and the clergy must first be officials of the king, and secondly members of an ecclesiastical order. He shared the piety and superstitions of the age, and did much for the spread of Christianity. Although himself a stranger to letters he welcomed scholars to his court and eagerly seconded the efforts of his brother Bruno to encourage learning; and while he neither feared nor shirked battle, he was always ready to secure his ends by peace."{-Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1956, 16:965} By a concubine he had William (d. 968; Archbishop of Mainz); by Edith of Wessex he also had Matilda (d. 999; Abbess of Quedlinburg); he also had Henry (d. 954) and Bruno (d. 957), according to "The Carolingians," Pierre Riché (Philadelpha: U of PA Press, 1993), Table 3. Otto's life and times are dramatically portrayed in "The Last Apocalypse: Europe at the Year 1000 A.D.," James Reston, Jr. (New York: Doubleday, 1998), especially pp. 173ff. Cf. http://web.genealogie.free.fr/Les_dynasties/Les_dynasties_celebres/Allemagne/Dynastie_Liudolfide_puis_Othonnide_puis_Salienne.htm
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[39099] This person is from the unverified Marston Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015.
[24361] Kenneth is son of William Kelley and Grace Hall. Kenneth's obituary from the Obituary file in Rawson Community Library, Cass City, MI, probably from Cass City Chronicle: "Mr. Kenneth Kelley passed away at the Hills and Dales General Hospital Thursday, August 5, 1971, where he had been a patient one hour. Mr Kelley was born in East Dayton township, Tuscola County, July 1, 1908, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William and Grace Hall Kelley. He was employed by the Tuscola County Road Commission. Mr. Kelley is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Robert Bills and Mrs. Kathleen Dalton, boh of Caro; one son, Mr. Howard (Bud) Kelley of Cass City; five sisters, Mrs. George Urban of Detroit, Mrs. Ralph Coffman of Bridgeport, Mrs. Zigmont Mis of Caro, Mrs. Pierre Cramer of Akron and Mrs. Roy Taylor of Saginaw; 5 brothers, Mr. Burn Kelley and Mr. Edgar Kelley, both of Pontiac, Mr. Robert Kelley of Spokane, Washington, Mr. Dee C. Kelley of Deford and Mr. Hugh Kelley of Lake Orion, five grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Three brothers and one sister preceded him in death. Funeral services well be conducted from the Little's Funeral Home at 1:00 p.m. Monday, Rev. Charles Ball, pastor of the Caro United Methodist Church will officiate. Interment will be in Novesta Cemetery."
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[33407] The unverified Brown Hunt Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015 offers: "John Magaw (McGaw) (McGow) was born on June 24, 1780, in Wayne County, Pennsylvania, the child of John and Margaret. He married Delilah Wolf in 1810. They had seven children in 19 years. He died on January 18, 1857, in Blooming Grove, Ohio, having lived a long life of 76 years, and was buried in Richland County, Ohio."
Her name is also found "Mullering" in Mrs. Alton Piper's letter, 1941. Also found "Mullinger". See the notes to Adam Piper, her husband. The surname as Zollinger is from Ronald L. Jackson (ronald.l.jackson@mindspring.com) in RootsWeb. Apparently Catharine is daughter of Peter Zollinger - Peggy Barbour Straughen shared via email 20 Dec 2001 (bpstraughen@dayton-online.net): "I have a copy of the will of Peter (different person from Nicholas) Zollinger {York Co., Pa.; Will Book H; pp.186-188; written 19 Dec 1790} in which he states "estate shall be equally divided amongst my six children ("which I had with my first wife"),.... Catharina, formerly intermarried with Adam Piper, deceased; Peter (who m. Barbara Magold); Veronica, intermarried with Daniel Ammer; Elisabeth, intermarried with Barnard Spangler; Ulrich; and John". Also mentioned is a step daughter, Elizabeth Yoe. He also calls the youngest child (John) Henry. Peter died 19 Dec 1790 [apparently a Private in the PA Militia during the War for Independence - see "Revolutionary War Graves Register," (Louisville: NSSAR, 1993), p. 672]. Several other bits of interest are: in the "Biograghical Annals of Franklin County", it states that 3 Zollinger brothers came to this country in 1754 to escape the troublesome times in Europe. One brother, John Nicholas Zollinger, married Barbara Miller of Lancaster Co. and settled near Harrisburg. Peter located in Fairfield, Adams Co. /// and later moved to Sabillasville, Frederick Co. MD where he is buried. This account says Peter married Barbara McC. Olden on 11 Dec 1730. However, upon reflection, I don't think the part after /// above could be true, because our Peter Zollinger died in Paradise Twp., York Co. Pa. Also, in Dauphin Co. (Harrisburg area) Will Abstract A-285, proven 23 May 1792: Jacob Zollinger, dod 08 Feb 1791; daughter, Loisa; eldest son, Nicholas; son, John, deceased; another son, John; son Nicholas; executors were sons, Nicholas and Jacob. This Jacob I would bet is a brother to my Peter and the Nicholas that you claim.
Catharine m. (2) John Snyder according to the petition of her son, Daniel, in Orphans Court (A:183). This petition, apparently in settlement of the estate of Adam, Sr., lists children: Adam, Peter, John, Daniel, Catherine (m. Samuel Long), Conrad, Elizabeth (m. Adam Snyder), Jacob, Fanny (m. Phil Fraker) and Polly. Peter Zollinger's will is reputed to be in Adams Co. Wills, p. 604."
Carolyn K. Shearer wrote in GenForum 1/2003: "Catherine Zollinger was probably not born in Amberson as the area was very, very sparsely settled by then. There are almost no German names on the early warrant lists. This is more likely your Catherine: York County Will Abstracts, F.Edward Wright: December 19, 1790 January 5, 1791 - Zollinger, Peter. Executor: Jacob Wiest. Paradise Township. Wife: Elizabeth Zollinger. Children: Catharine m Adam Pieper, Veronica m Daniel Ammer, Elizabeth m. Bernard Spangler, Ulrich, John, Henry and Peter. Step-daughter Elizabeth Yoe.
The Zollingers were from Philadelphia County:
Philadelphia County, Germantown Reformed Church
Verena, daughter of Ulrich Weidman and Anna, b. ----, bapt. December 23, 1753. Spon: Ulrich Zollinger and wife Verena.
Ulrich, son of Frederick Foth and Anna Margaret, b. ----, bapt. June 3, 1754. Spon: Ulrich Zollinger and wife Verena.
Verena, daughter of Peter Zollinger and Verena, b. ----, bapt. October 27, 1754. Ulrich Zollinger and wife Verena.
Ulrich, son of Peter Zollinger and wife, b. ----, bapt. November 27, 1755. Spon: Ulrich Zollinger and wife Verena.
Frederick, son of Frederick Foth and Anna Margaret, b. ----, bapt. March 28, 1756. Spon: Ulrich Zollinger and wife Verena.
Peter, son of Peter Zollinger and Barbara, b. December 22, 1756, bapt. January 9, 1757. Spon: Parents.
Veronica, daughter of Peter Zollinger and Barbara, b. November 23, 1758, bapt. March 4, 1759. Spon: Ulrich Zollinger and wife Veronica.
Elizabeth, daughter of Peter Zollinger and Barbara, b. May 24, 1760, bapt. June 27, 1760. Spon: Parents.
Harry Foreman's book "Conococheague Headwaters of Amberson Valley" (pg 108) also questions the date of settlement by Adam Piper. He says that 'exact proof of the date of settlement is still lacking.' He also writes that one of the earliest warrants was to Alexander Culbertson in 1755. He surely would have mentioned a warrant at least 13 years earlier. There is quite a bit of Piper information in this book. If you do not already have the pages, you can contact Kittochtinny Historical Society (175 E. King St, Chambersburg, 17201)- they will copy and send the pages for 20 cents per page - no charge for the research."
Sarah Cannon (theraesa@hotmail.com)shared via email 1 Sept 2003: "You have a Peter Zollinger in Adams County PA, Fairfield. ...Fairfield was known first as Millerstown, as the family that first founded it was the Miller family. There is a Peter Zollinger in Sabillasville Maryland which is very close to Fairfield. In fact Sabillasville was first called Zollinger Town after Peter, who was married to a Sevilla (Harbaugh). After Peter's death the town was renamed Sabillasville after his wife. I have been to the grave yard there in Sabillasville, and the tombstones are there for Peter Zollinger and Sevilla. Although they were moved here from their location on "Hill Field" Where the family cemetery was at first, so I do not think the actual graves are in Sabillasville, only the headstone. I do not know where Hill Field is. Harbaugh Valley Rd in Sabillasville goes to Fairfield Pa."