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[5887] {Her name from "Our Dudley Heritage," by James H. Mason & Mary S. D. Mason (Gardena, Cal., 1982), p. 59.} Elizabeth is daughter of John Bettershorne and wife Goda (or Goza) _____.
[47591] "Bangor Daily News, 7 June 2019": "Phyllis (Colpitts) Lonko Leach passed away on June 5, 2019. She was born March 1, 1921 at home on Fruit Street in Bangor, daughter of Archie and Ina (Barchard) Colpitts. She was the youngest of three children. Her mother was a homemaker and her father worked for the Maine Central Railroad. Phyllis attended Bangor High School where she was a member of the All Bangor girls' field hockey team and the debate club. She graduated from Bangor High School in 1938 and from Beal Business College in 1939. She became a secretary at Beneficial Finance and then she worked for Maine Central Railroad until 1941 when she left to work for the War Department at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. At that time, she met Corporal Louis Lonko on a blind date and they were married in 1944. She had to stop work for the War Department because a married woman could not have a position there. Lou was in the US Army Air Force and after their marriage, he served in North Africa during World War II. Phyllis returned to Bangor in 1944 where she worked at Viner Shoe. After WW II, the couple moved to Wilmington, DE where Phyllis worked for Dupont. Louis had a brief hiatus from the military and they returned to Bangor where their daughter, Sandra was born. Louis later rejoined the US Army. Phyllis traveled as a military wife so the family lived in various places including Albuquerque, NM and St, Louis, MO. She and Lou endured several separations when she was not able to accompany him during WW II, two tours of duty in Korea, and one in Vietnam. Phyllis worked all her life, including for the Merrill Trust Co., followed by 27 years as a legal secretary at Mitchell and Ballou until she retired in 1990. Locally she lived in Brewer, East Corinth, and Orrington. The family also had a camp on Moosehead Lake where they spent summers. In 2001, she married Harry Leach at the East Orrington Congregational Church. They spent winters in Florida. Phyllis was baptized in 1931 a member at the First Baptist Church where she served at one time as a Sunday school teacher, sang in the choir, and was a deaconess. She was also a long-time member of the Order of Eastern Star, Tuscan Chapter #198. She enjoyed fishing, gardening, sewing, jigsaw puzzles, and routinely played beano Phyllis was extremely devoted to her family who loved her very much. Phyllis is survived by a daughter Sandra L. Stolt of Arlington, VA, a grandson David R. Stolt and his wife Julie of Augusta, ME and great grandchildren Jordan J. Stolt of Hallowell, ME, Anna Rose Stolt of Augusta and Robert M. Stolt of Augusta. Also surviving are niece Bonnie Puls and her husband Larry of Bangor and nephew Allan Colpitts and his wife Stephanie of Bluffton, SC and their extended families, sister-in-law Doris Adams of Bucksport, brother-in-law Norris Leach and his wife Gladys of Orland, and stepchildren Joseph and Linda Leach of Orland, ME, Cindy and husband Gregory Smith, and Kathryn Smith of Orrington, ME. Phyllis was predeceased by her parents, her first husband Lou in 1999, her second husband Harry M. Leach in 2005, and her two brothers - Horace and his wife Cynthia and Keith and his wife Francis."
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Find A Grave Memorial 101216572 offers: "She was born in Kürnbach, Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. A grave stone and inscription for a Barbara Gern, who died on the date shown above, are reported in records of the Grindstone Hill Cemetery or Solomon's Evangelical Lutheran Church Cemetery, as it is also known. It is not clear when the grave markers and inscriptions were recorded. The book in which they appear, Tombstone Inscriptions of Franklin County, Pennsylvania, Vol. 12, Guilford Township, by John F. W. Pflueger, was printed in 1986 and may be found at the Franklin County Historical Society in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania.
This Barbara Gern is undoubtedly the Barbara Gern who was the wife of Conrad Gern, who can be proved to have lived in Guilford Twp., Franklin County. Their grandson, Jonathan Kahl, son of their daughter Christina Gern and husband John Kahl, was christened in 1819 by the minister of the Grindstone Hill Evangelical Lutheran Church. Conrad and Barbara's granddaughter, Catharine Garn, daughter of Conrad and Barbara Gern's son Adam Garn, was reported in an 1880 history of Ashland County, Ohio, (p. 332) to have been born around 1823 in Guilford Twp., Franklin County, Pennsylvania. Their son Samuel Garns lived in nearby Peters Twp., Franklin County, Pennsylvania, from before 1840 until his death in 1880. And in 1804 or before their son John married Susan Smith, daughter of George Smith who was buried in the same cemetery. Therefore, we are convinced the Barbara Gern that was reported to have been buried in the Grindstone Hill Cemetery is the wife of Conrad Gern. Our attempts to find her grave marker in the cemetery were unsuccessful. There are many very old markers with German inscriptions that are quite weathered and hard to read. Undoubtedly Barbara's grave marker is one of those. However, to date we have not identified which marker belongs to her. Barbara's formal name when born in Germany was Christina Barbara Hauser, sometimes also written as Hausser. Because of German naming conventions in use at the time, few people would have known her by that name. She would have been known as Barbara Hauser or Barbara Gern after marrying. And that is the name by which she was identified when she immigrated to America in 1785. However, birth and christening records of three of their six children born before their immigration to America also list her formal name as Catharina Barbara Hauser, undoubtedly the result of confusion over her formal name on the part of the person recording the information in the Kürnbach Evangelical Church records. Other records at the church make it clear that children attributed to Catharina Barbara (Hauser) Gern are in fact the children of Christina Barbara (Hauser) Gern, suggesting that the first names, Catharina and Christina, that were associated with her were not considered to be important or were not carefully tracked. And, as noted, she would have been known in the community as Barbara Gern as reported on her grave marker."
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Elizabeth is daughter of Luther Higgins (1797-1857) & Jane Saunders (1796-1879; m. 11 November 1818 in Bucksport, Hancock Co., ME).
[20507] She is not proven as Henry's wife, but is proposed as his wife.
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[2427] References: Wall Chart of World History, Edward Hull, 1988, Studio Editions, Poland 861: "Ziemovitus, Duke of Poland 861-892, Son of Piastus..."; Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1981, Macropaedia, Vol XIV, p 638, History of Poland: "...A politically important founding of a state took place under the Polanie dynasty. The descendants of `Piast', the legendary founder of the dynasty,- Siemomit (Ziemowit), Leszek (Lestko), and Siemomyslv (Ziemomyslv)- united the lands around Poznan, Kruszwica, Gniezno, and Kalisz, and this region later became known as Great Poland (Wielkopolska)..."; LDS Church's unverified Ancestral File 9HN0-6F: Prince - died ?25 May 992; IGI Birth T990510-4-1395655 Prince of Poland; IGI Birth T990510-4-1395655 Ziemowit Prince of Poland, Father Piast 835 Poznan, Poznanskiego, Poland; IGI Marriage T990521-187-1395781 Ziemowit Prince of Poland, 864, Poznan, Poznanskiego, Poland; IGI Birth T990510-5-1395655 Leszek IV, Prince of Poland, Father Ziemowit, Prince of Poland, 865, Poznan, Poznanskiego, Poland.
[31216] The unverified file in OneWorldTree states Jacob m. 24 Nov 1817 Mary Ann _____ (b. in Snyder Co., PA) and that Jacob is son of Henry Sassaman (b. 1745 in Maxatawney, Berks Co., PA, d. 6 Jan 1794 in Buffalo Twp., Northumberland Co., PA).