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[9818] Ida m. Oct. 5, 1882 at Winchester, KS Schuyler ("Cy") R. Walker and they r. at Stillwater, OK. They had Rollin Walker and Lee Walker (who lost a leg in an oil field accident in the 1920s).
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[34079] The unverified http://myfamilytreebecameaforest.blogspot.com/2015/01/52-ancestors-week-4-eunice-foss-johnson_31.html offers: "Eunice Foss was the daughter of John and Susannah (Milliken) Foss. Her parents moved from Saco, ME, to an area that is now part of the town of Limington. The area was originally called Little Ossipee Plantation, and the first settler arrived in 1773. The Foss's moved there about seven years later in 1780 when the area was still a wilderness, and John Foss cleared some land and built a cabin. They had few neighbors scattered over many miles. Saco was about twenty miles away, and there were no roads. When Eunice's father needed to go to Saco for provisions, he walked following marked trees on Indian trails. Eunice was born about 4 years after the move on 10 July 1784. In 1804 at the age of twenty, Eunice Foss married Daniel Johnson, the son of William and Martha (Cater) Johnson. The Johnson family had also arrived in Limington about 1780. At some point, Daniel and Eunice lived in a house built and deeded to Daniel by his father, William. The house is still standing on Boothby Road in Limington, and the Johnson Cemetery is nearby. Daniel and Eunice had 13 children over the next 23 years. All but one lived to adulthood although at least two others died before Eunice. The second son, Isaiah, died at 6 days. The youngest son, Nathaniel, died at age 22 of typhus fever. Daniel and Eunice were members of the Free Will Baptist Church in Limington. Eunice's obituary says she 'obtained a hope in Christ about 1812'. In 1838 Daniel died of smallpox which he contracted while visiting family for the funeral of a relative who died of that disease. His obituary states that he died at 8 PM on June 16, and because of the contagious nature of the disease, he was buried that same evening at midnight by his family. Daniel and Eunice had been married 34 years, Eunice was about 54 years old, and there were still four children under the age of 18 at home. Sixteen years later on 3 Nov 1854, Eunice died. Here is part of her obituary. I believe it is from the Morning Star, a Free Will Baptist publication. However, I found a photocopy of it among the papers from Robert Taylor's research at the Limington Historical Society, and unfortunately I discovered that the photocopy is not the complete obituary, but stops mid-sentence. Here is what I have: In Limington, ME, Nov. 3, widow Eunice Johnson, aged 70 years and 4 months. Sister J sought and obtained a hope in Christ about 1812, was baptized by Elder Jeremiah Bullock, and joined the 1st F. W. B. church founded in Limington, with which Elder B then preached. Sister Johnson maintained her profession and church relations with consistency and fidelity, so far as we can learn up to the time the church declared its independence and withdrew from the denomination. Wishing to remain with the people of her choice, she subsequently withdrew from said church, and joined with others in constituting another and the only remaining F.W.B church in Limington. Some sixteen years since her husband, Bro. Daniel Johnson, was very suddenly snatched from her side by smallpox, when she with her large family were left nearly alone to wrap him in the habiliments of the grave, and bury him with their own hands. This was a great loss and a deep affliction, yet grace sustained her, and she was enabled to trust in him who had thus smitten her. When at home she was very constant to the prayer and conference meetings, often bearing testimony to the reality of religion and the strength. . . "
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[33733] Samuel is son of Dominiscus Jordan (killed by Native Americans in Spurwink Maine 10 Aug 1703 ) and Hannah Tristram. His memorial in http://www.findagrave.com offers: "Samuel built his home in 1713 in the cove so that people could land in boats to purchase items from the Jordan Store.It was a major trade station.Very prominent in promoting the growth of Biddeford. His home was a fortress against the Indians that were a constant threat. He had a large stone wall that surrounded the house. He was captured by the Indians and held for many years. He learned their customs and language and was used as an interpreter. The British Government was so grateful for all his help with the Indians that in 1742 they placed a large slate over his grave. It lay horizontal on a bed of bricks. In the center was a heart of a different color bearing his name, birth and death. Later when the slate disintigrated, the heart was removed to Jordan Farm for safekeeping. This home was remodeled in 1902 by Harry Jordan Tatterson. He said the wood was so hard nails would not penetrate it. The original door was still in use and the front rooms were the same. When the slate was placed on the grave of Samuel they listed him opposite the Old Jordan home and Oak Grove on Pool Rd." See "Genealogical and Family History of the State of Maine, Volume 1,' Henry Sweetser Burrage & Albert Roscoe Stubbs (Lewis Historical Publishing Co., 1909), p. 123.
[3831] http://www.mathematical.com/lombardsaudoin.html states Ptzias of the Lombards m. a daughter of Herminafrid King of Thuringia - see "The History of the Goths" by Herwig Wolfram for further ancestry.
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[24318] Jane Evans Best's article, "Meyer Families Update," in the "Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage" magazine, April 1998, p. 32, states that Hans Meyer was age 17 in Stallikon in 1637, and age 19 in 1640, and perhaps in Rudelsheim in 1685. See also "Brethren Meyer/Myer Families of York and Somerset Counties, Pennsylvania," Emmert F. Bittinger, in "Pennsylvania Mennonite" for Jan 2000, p. 12. Hans and Anna had several other children, including a daughter who m. ca. 1688 Hans Brubacker of Ibersheim, Germany.
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[43060] See Find A Grave Memorial 116442255.
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[42603] His marriage record states he is a storm door assembler. "The Sentinel [Carlisle, PA], 18 May 2006," p. 10: "Robert R. Weber, 79, devoted husband and father, passed from this life on Wednesday, May 17, 2006, to be with God after a long illness with pulmonary fibrosis. Robert was born on April 16, 1927 in Mechanicsburg. He was retired from the New Cumberland Army Depot. He was a veteran of World War II, having served in the Army Air Corps and the National Guard. He was a life member of the Trindle Spring Lutheran Church, a former scoutmaster with Troop 80 in Mechanicsburg and a life member of Citizens Fire Co. in Mechanicsburg. He was also an avid sportsman, a life member of the N.R.A., a member or the - Central Dauphin Rifle Club and a member of the Mechanicsburg Sportsman's Association. Robert was preceded in death by his parents, G. Ray and Catharine (Fertenbaugh) Weber. He is survived by his wife, Lorna (Peck) Weber; a son, Warren R. Weber of Mechanicsburg; a daughter, Ann Kopacko (John) of Shiremanstown; and grandchildren, Michael, Lauren, Christine, John and Katelyn Kopacko, all of Shiremanstown."