[7817] Harry farmed Emma's father's farm between Greenpark and Landisburg in Perry Co. "The Perry County Times [New Bloomfield, PA], 13 March 1947," p. 1: "Harry Koppenhaver Boggs, 55 years of age, died at his home in Centre township on Thursday night, March 6, of a heart attack. He was a son of William and Margaret Koppenhaver Boggs, of Loysville, and was engaged in farming. He was a member of the Evangelical and Reformed Church of New Bloomfield. Surviving him are his wife, Mrs. Emma Lightner Boggs; a daughter, Miss Helen Boggs, R. N., at home; a son, Lee, of Carlisle, R. D.; a step-daughler, Mrs. Fred Wavrek, R. N., of Dayton, Ohio; two grandchildren, and a brother, Bruce, of Lancaster."
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[9396] Annie m. Isaac Sweger. She was surived by five children, but only two are now known: Roy L. Sweger, b. 14 Oct 1886 at New Bloomfield, PA, and Edward Sweger, b. in February, 1888 in Centre Twp., Perry Co., PA [the only Edward Sweger b. in 1888 in the Social Security death records was b. 6 Feb 1888 and d. in Aug 1975 in Stratford, CT].
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[33992] Find A Grave Memorial 113229305 offers: "Jacob Creveling was born in Bloom Township, Columbia County, PA. Jacob Creveling married Martha Matilda Mellick on December 27, 1832 in St. Paul's Church in Bloomsburg, PA. She was the daughter of John Melick and Hannah Van Buskirk. They arrived in Shenandoah, Richland County, Ohio on May 5, 1848. They lived in Cass Township before settling in Blooming Grove Township. Jacob Creveling eventually aquired 4 farms totaling nearly 600 acres which he bequeathed to his wife who later bequeathed the four farms to their children." Ancestry.com offers: "Creveling Name Meaning - Northern German: probably a variant of Greve or Greuling, a nickname for someone with gray hair, from Middle Low German grawe gray + -ling, a suffix denoting affiliation."
[52619] Minnie m. (1) 3 July 1898 in Vancouver, Clark Co., WA Caleb Truman Peddicord (1877-1943). She is daughter of Cyrus Montgomery Dilley (1848-1933) & Julie Frances Moffitt (1857-1932; m. ca. 1873 in Douglas Co., OR).
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Find A Grave Memorial 55742945 offers: "Also seen as Wilhelm Schmitt or Smith Jr. He signed his name "Wilhelm Schmitt" throughout his life but was known in English as William Smith. He claimed to have been born 19 Feb 1819 in the Kingdom of Bavaria but was actually born 6 Jan 1819 in Nünschweiler, then part of Bavaria. He was raised in Nünschweiler and Hengsberg and worked with his father on the family mill while living in Hengsberg. The date on William's grave marker matches with his naturalization papers but demonstrates that he likely did not know his exact date of birth. He was the son of Wilhelm and Margaretha Schmitt, originally of Nünschweiler, later pioneers of Young Township, Jefferson County, PA. He arrived in America on 24 Jun 1833 along with his parents, the family of his sister Louisa (Weber, later Wingert), and Johann Nikolaus Haag (also interred at the Punxsutawney German Reformed Church). He was married first to Anna Brillhart;
and had these children: Catharine (Smith) Hurlebaus, Samuel Sylvester Smith, William K.Smith, Mary Anna (Smith) Hartzfeld, and John Elmer Smith. He was married second to Barbara Catherine Smith (originally of Schlüchtern, Hessen; later Indiana County, PA) and had these children (and six others, all of whom died in infancy):
Henry A.Smith, Jacob George Smith, Adam E. Smith, and Elizabeth (Smith) Haag. He died 28 Sep 1896 from a lingering illness; his body was interred at the St. Peter's Cemetery on 30 September 1896, as per his death record and an obituary from the Punxsutawney Spirit."
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[46523] In 1906 Andrew m. (2) Sarah Buchanan (1874-1965). Andrew's extensive obituary is in "The La Crosse Chieftain [La Crosse, Kansas], 1 June 1922," p. 1.