Henry County Genealogical Society Newsletter
Volume 26, Number 5, September-October 2012
A PUBLICATION OF:
THE HENRY COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
P. O. BOX 231
DESHLER, OHIO 43516
www.henrycountyohiogenealogy.org
The Henry County Genealogical Society Newsletter is now published bi-monthly. The editor reserves the right to accept or reject any material submitted. The Newsletter is copyright protected, but the Society gives permission for material to be copied for personal research and to other chapter newsletters for their use. Any other use of this material should carry written permission from the Henry County Genealogical Society and acknowledge the source. Annual membership is $10.00 for 1-2 people at the same address.
Meetings will be held quarterly or as announced in the newsletter. Publications for sale are listed on the last page with the newest ones appearing on the first page.
We print all queries that are related to Henry County – membership is not required. Send queries to Henry Co. Genealogical Society, P. O. Box 231, Deshler, OH 43516 or to the editor as “Query” at wendypen@wcnet.org. After May 2016, queries may be directed to our website and will appear there.
Officers:
President – Jim Rebar – jamesrebar@roadrunner.com
Vice President – Bill Latta – billatta8@gmail.com
Treasurer/Membership Chmn. – Lucille Van Scoyoc – elvrrv2c@centurylink.net
Corresponding Secretary – Phyllis LaRue – 409 W. Maple St. Deshler, OH 43516
Recording Secretary and First Families Chmn. – Kathy Bishop – 10-292 Rd. E, Hamler, OH 43524 skbshp@embarq.com
News Reporter – Clara Ellen Courtney
Newsletter Editor – Karen Sunderman – wendypen@wcnet.org
Webmaster – Jim Rebar – jamesrebar@roadrunner.com
Meetings
September 16, 2012, SUNDAY, 7:30 p.m.
Please note the change in day! We will meet at the Arts and Media Center in Defiance at the corner of Wayne and Third Streets. See “Looking Ahead” below. Carpooling is available. Call Karen Sunderman at 419-278-3751 or email her at the address listed above.
October 15, 2012, Monday, 7:00 p.m.
Business meeting and election.
November 19, 2012, Monday, 6:00 p.m.
Ruth Wilhelm from the Putnam Co. library in Ottawa will be speaking.
New Members
#506 Judy Beal, Maumee, OH 43537
#507 Justin Crawfis, Bluffton, OH 45817
Membership is $10 per year. Dues are paid the first of each year and newsletters are mailed from that date. Please address correspondence to the website, the editor, or to our P. O. Box. Include your membership # (on address label). All Henry Co. queries are printed free.
Recent Publications…
Northwest Signal Obituaries, Vol. XXX (2011). The price is $22.00 plus $3.00 shipping and handling.
Note: The price has changed on many of our publications and on shipping due to increased costs.
D. A. R. Program
The Elijah Gunn (Henry Co.) Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution was formed in 1975. The purpose is to promote patriotism, history, and to educate. It is possible to prove both ancestors who served and those who helped the soldiers during the war, which may be unknown to some researchers and which expands the possibility of finding/proving your family. A 3-Vol. Patriot Index lists known Revolutionary ancestors.
Looking Ahead…
Plan to travel with us to Defiance on Sunday, September 16th, to hear a program by Richard Rozevink on “Winchester Camp Three: The Horrible Winter of 1812-13,” as part of the commemoration of the 200th Anniversary of the the War of 1812.
Queries
RUSSELL
Looking for info on the Isaac Russel family located in Washing Twp., Henry Co. in 1860. Wife Susannah, children: Chas. C., Syville J., Mary E., John W. Thank you.
Submitter: Nina A. Stirlen, Snow Lake, Fremont, IN 46737
BRUBACH,REISER
In search of more information about Richard Lloyd Reiser, b. 19 Dec 1922 d. 24 July 1924. He was the infant child of Tillie Brubach and would have been my cousin. I have courthouse vouchers that say he was treated at Heller Memorial Hosp. at Napoleon, casket and services provided by Boyer Funeral Home, signed by R. H. Walker, and railroad fare to Illinois for burial. Records from the hospital and funeral home do not go back to 1924 and I have been unable to find a birth or death record. Who was his father, what was the cause of death and why isn’t there a death certificate? Is there anyone in the Reiser family who might have any info about this child hidden in their family records? This has been an ongoing search of mine for over 25 years and any information would be welcome.
Submitter: Phyllis Bruback LaRue, Deshler, OH 43516
Family Book Donated
“The Volkmanns From Hannover to America” has been donated to the Edwin Wood Memorial Library. It was written by Richard Lynn Volkman, the great-grandson of Hans Heinrich and Catharina Volkmann.
Helpful Information Sent to Society
We have received copies of the high school transcripts of Mildred ORTHWEIN and Burl SPROW in 1917 and 1918. The originals are held by the Defiance College. Anyone wishing to see them or get a photocopy is welcome to contact us or the college.
It is interesting to note some of the subjects that were covered: Caesar, Virgil, Botany, Agriculture, Latin, Zoology, American and World History, Geography, several mathematics courses, English and Literature courses, and Civics. Not a bad curriculum for Damascus and Richfield Township schools!
Former Member
We were saddened to learn of the death of one of our members, Maurice Weaks. Maurice has served as an officer and before poor health intervened, he was an active member of HCGS. His wife, Arvis, is also a member. Maurice died May 2, 2012 at the age of 86. He was also active in Scouting and his church and served in the Marines. A memorial in the form of a book is planned by the society.
Anna Maria ORT – an example of an obituary translated from Der Defiance Herold ca. 1907
In the residence of her son, Heinrich ORT in south-Richland on Tuesday morning of this week at 9 o’clock, the widow Anna Maria ORT died after an extremely lengthy illness at the age of 83 years, 3 months, and 14 days.
Anna Maria ORT, born OTT, first saw the light of day on the 8th of April 1824 in Wittenberg, Germany. With the permission of her parents, she in the year 1837 came to America as a thirteen year old girl with her uncles Georg and Heinrich and her grandfather DIRR and settled with them in Pleasant Township a mile west of New Bavaria, where now Georg and Jakob DIRR live. That area was at that time a true wilderness, in which deer, bears, wolves and other wild animals made their home. Indians were not a rarity. They often visited with the whites, now and then brought along bear meat, which the whites prepared and then the white and red men peacefully shared the meal.
On the 2nd of March 1840 Miss Anna Maria OTT married Johann Heinrich ORT, who had a small tailor shop in Defiance on Jefferson Street, there where the deceased Peter CORESSEL’s residence stands. In December 1841 the ORT couple moved to Richland Township to a property of 40 acres of land. With the ax, they cleared a path by themselves to the spot, where they erected a small log cabin. There they worked industriously to clear the land, while in between they made many suits (of clothing) for customers in the Defiance area, since in the early years only so was there any money. From year to year their lot improved, and just when better days appeared, on the 24th of February 1862 the husband died and left to the ailing widow a large brood of children, of whom the youngest was only two and a half years old.
Even so, the widow did not lose her courage, but prayed to God, that He would support her children until they were grown. And her prayer was heard beyond her wildest hope and belief, as she was able to see not only her children grown, but also to hold grandchildren and great-grandchildren on her lap. She and hers have never known want. Her elder days were carefree, even though the mortal body became frail. What had been laid on her as a cross, she bore patiently and with trust in God. As a girl she had joined the Lutheran church and remained, fighting the good fight and holding fast to her beliefs, in sincere communion with the same until her passing. The many visits during her last illness and the many expressions of sympathy from her many friends were a visible joy to her.
Of the nine children whom Mrs. ORT gave life, the daughters Katharine and Wilhelmine, as well as the son Adam, have died. The surviving children are Heinrich and Georg ORT in South-Richland, Wilhelm ORT and the widow Maria DAVIS in Defiance, John K. ORT in Rialto, CA, and Mrs. John E. SCHATZ in Lutherville, AR. Besides these in direct descendants are 26 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren included.
Ken Thompson Translations for German Scrapbooks at Library
Several years ago a three-volume set of family scrapbooks was donated to our society. The items were cut from at least one German-language newspaper from this area, but not dated or otherwise identified. It is believed the articles came from Der Defiance Herold (1895-1920) and included items regarding families in western Henry Co. and in Twps. transferred to Defiance Co. Ken Thompson is translating the items for us. An index will be printed as each is finished.
ALDRICH, Dr. Perrin H. – husband of_, obitvol. 1 pg. 22
AMES, Pastor Lucius F. – widower. Obit vol. 1 pg. 17
ARPS, Heinrich – husband of Maria [GRUNHAGEN] obit vol. 1 pg. 22
BAUMANN, Mr. Wilhelm [Clara E. LEONHART] – dau of Fred. Leonhardt, obit vol. 1 pg. 20
BIEDE, Hermann W. J. – husband of Louise [MAY], son of Karl and Dorette BIEDE, obit vol. 1 pg. 20
BOYD, John – husband of Catherine Ann BOYD obit Vol. 1 pg. 18
BREININGER, Karl – 21 yrs., son of Michael L. BREININGER killed in shooting accident. Obit vol. 1 pg.17
BRINKMAN, Ada A. [ZUCKER] – wife of C. F. BRINKMANN of Springfield, IL obit, vol. 1 pg. 24 CAMERON, Mary E. – dau of Mr. & Mrs. A. C. CAMERON obit vol. 1 pg. 20
COOPENHAVER, Daniel – widower, obit vol. 1 pg. 20
DEMLAND, Friedrich – widower, of Sarah [STEVENS] DEMLAND obit, vol. 1 pg. 21
DICKMAN, Dorothea Sophia [DEMLAND] – widow of Rudolph DICKMANN obit vol. 1 pg. 18
ENOS, Esther M. – widow (married twice) obit, vol. 1 pg. 22
GHERKE, Wilhelm – widower of Louise [KAHLO] obit vol. 1 pg. 18
GLEASON, William – widower of Margaret BECHER obit vol. 1, pg. 18
GOLDNETZ, Adolph Friedrich – husband of Barbara [DITTMER] GOLDNETZ obit vol. 1 pg. 19
HAMMER, Harriet – widow obit vol. 1 pg 17
HORNUNG, Katharine [DECKRASCH] – widow of Charles HORNUNG obit, vol. 1 pg. 20
HUBBARD, Edward M (MOORE) – husband of Maude [HARLEY] HUBBARD obit vol. 1 pg. 24
MEYER, Hermann J. – husband of______[SNYDER], 1st wife Anna [BOCHET] obit, vol. 1 pg. 24
KLEIN, John – son Heinrich and Phoebe KLEIN, obit vol. 1 pg. 21
KLENK, Louise [BAUM] – wife of Gottlieb KLENK, dau of Abraham &. Helene BAUM, obit vol. 1 pg. 24 KOPP, Karl G. – son of Mr. & Mrs. Karl KOPP, killed in sawmill accident 1 yr. after brother vol. 1 pg. 23
KYLE, Robert J. – obit, vol. 1 pg. 22
MARTIN, Barbara M. – dau. of Conrad and Margarethe MARTIN obit vol. 1 pg. 18
MOON, Julia – wife of Peter MOON, 1st husband _____ THOMPSON, obit, vol. 1 pg. 21
MYERS, Dr. Harvey Edward – husband of Lizzie [KESSELMEYER] obit, vol. 1 pg. 25
RIEK, Ludwig Johann – husband of Anna [ZESKE] RIEK obitvol. 1 pg. 19
RUHLE, Barbara – wife of Johann RUHLE obit, vol. 1 pg. 25
SAUER, Mrs. Heinrich [Louise PFAU] – wife of Heirich SAUER obit vol. 1 pg. 20
SAUER, Wilhelmine [OFRICHTER] – widow of Heinrich SAUER obit vol. 1 pg. 19
SCHLEMBACH, Mrs. William [REHME] – obit, vol. 1 pg. 21
SCHLOTTERBECK, Mrs. Emma [SAUER] – wife of Johann SCHLOTTERBECK, obitvol. 1 pg. 20 SCHMICK, Heinrich – widower of Elisabeth [ZUGSCHWERT]8t sheriff of Defiance Co. obit vol. 1 pg. 22
SCHUPP, Thomas Commodore) – obit, vol. 1 pg. 21
SHONDEL, Joseph – son of Ignatius and Barbara SCHONDEL, husband of Bertha [SCHICK] obit, vol. 1 pg. 21
SUCHER, George – son of Daniel and Annie SUCHER died at insane asylum in Toledo. Obit. Vol. 1 pg. 17
WARD, Arthur – son of William WARD, died by drowning age 17
WARD, Charles – son of William WARD, died by drowning age 19
WIGHT, Blanch – 8 mo. old dau of Thomas and Amanda WIGHT obit, vol. 1 pg.25
More Ken Thompson Translations
BAKER, Orville – at Ft. Smith, AK age 26 son of John. H. and Mary BAKER, obit vol. 1 pg. 29
BETTS, Bessie A. – wife of Rufus T. BETTS, dau of Martin & Flora [HANSEN] WILLEMAN obit vol. 1 pg. 27
BLANKE, Anna – dau of Adolph and Friederike BLANKE, age 21 obit, vol. 1 pg. 27
BLUE, Mrs. L. D. [KELLY] – wife of Lewis D. BLUE, obit vol. 1 pg. 25
BOYD, James E. – obit, vol. 1 pg. 26
CLEMONS, Charles F. – 2nd wife survives obit Vol. 1 pg. 30
DALLDORF, Martha – wife of Karl M. DALLDORF, d. in CA, obit vol. 1 pg. 29
DICKMANN, Mae – 12-yr. old dau of Mr. & Mrs. Jakob DICKMANN obit, vol. 1 pg. 26
DREXLER, Barbara [HOCHBERGER] – wife of Johann DREXLER obit, vol. 1, pg. 28
EIS, Adam – husband of Sarah EIS, obit vol. 1 pg. 28
ENGEL, Frank – obit vol. 1 pg. 30
ENGELHARDT, Christine – daughter of Heinrich and Maria ENGELHARDT, age 1 day obit. Vol. 1 pg. 30
FACKLER, Mrs. David – obit. Vol. 1 pg. 26
FRITSCHE, Widow – widow of George FRITSCHE obit Vol. 1 pg. 30
FUTSCH, Robert – from Lexington, KY, obit vol. 1 pg. 29
GARBER, Anna Maria – dau of Jakob & Jennie [WILLITZER] GARBER, age 20 obit vol. 1, Pg. 27 GROSSENBACHER, Mamie L. – wife of Fred. GROSSENBACHER, obit. Vol. 1 pg. 26
HANNA, Mrs. Isaac – obit. Vol. 1 pg. 26
HOFFEL, Helene Magdalene – dau of Michael and Mary Hoffel age 16, obit. Vol. 1 pg. 26 KELLERMEIER, Lizzie [CRAINE] – wife of Fred KELLERMEIER, obit vol. 1 pg. 29
KIESSNER, Bruno – widower of Barbara [BACHMAN] KIESSNER, obit vol. 1 pg. 28
KINDIG, Charles – husband of _____, obit vol. 1 pg. 27
KLEIN, Joseph R. – little son of Mr. & Mrs. Joseph KLEIN age 1 yr. 10 mo. obit vol. 1 pg. 31
KOLBE, Luella – little dau of August and Sophia KOLBE obit. Vol. 1 pg. 26
LIPP, Anna [SUTTER] – widow of Heinrich LIPP, obit vol. 1 pg. 28
LOAR, J. W. – from Hershey, Ml, obit Vol. 1 pg. 30
MUMFORD, William – (former slave) obit, vol. 1 pg. 28
PARKER, Mrs. George – wife of George PARKER obit. Vol. 1 pg. 30
PARTEE, Frank – husband of _______ obit Vol. 1 pg. 30
RAHMEL, Wilhelm J. – husband of Mrs. Anna MAAG RAHMEL obit vol. 1 pg. 31
RHYNARD, Gertrud – wife of Frank RHYNARD, dau of Georg & Mathilde WILSBERG obit Vol. 1 pg. 30
ROBERTS, Frank – husband of ______ d. Mt. Pleasant, Ml obit Vol. 1 pg. 30
RULF, Father Franz – widower of Katharine BASSLER, [Methodist Episcopal] obit. Vol. 1 pg. 29 SCHELLING, Ethel – 5-mo.-old dau of Mr. & Mrs. George SCHELLING obit vol. 1, pg. 28
SHEETS, Francis J. – husband of Mary D. [SOMMER] SHEETS obit, vol. 1 pg. 27
SKIVER, Mary Ann – widow of Isaac SKIVER obit vol. 1 pg. 27
SMITH, Victoria – widow, 1st husband I. H. MOLL, 2nd husband John P. SMITH, obit vol. 1 pg. 25 SPURGEON, LydiafRUHLE] – wife of James SPURGEON, dau of John RUHLE obit, vol. 1 pg. 25 STORCK, Friedrich – widower of Susanna [HAGEN] STORCK, obit vol. 1 pg. 26
WOLF, Elisabeth [SANDHAMMER]—widow of Joseph WOLF obit vol. 1 pg. 31
Record of Allowances From Soldiers’ Relief Fund, 1890
Some regiments are given and a few companies, but most entries carry no designation. Amounts paid vary, usually from $4 to $20 and are paid to a township clerk for distribution. As names were added through the year, they were added to this list. Some people were dropped when they received a federal pension.
| BELLINGER, Mrs. | Washington |
| BENNAY (?), Lurana | Napoleon |
| BOILLET, Isaac | Damascus |
| BRAKE, Mrs. | Bartlow |
| BROCKHORN, Fred | Freedom |
| BROWN, Mrs. Emily | Bartlow |
| BROWN, Mrs. Nathan | Bartlow |
| BUMP, Catharine | Damascus |
| BURNS, Mrs. Andrew | Liberty |
| CLINTON, Wm. | Richfield/Napoleon |
| CRONONGER, Calvin | Bartlow |
| DAVIS, Geo. | Napoleon |
| DAVIS, Jno. B. | Damascus |
| DEVORE, Margaret | Bartlow |
| DURBIN, Presley | Freedom |
| EASTMAN, Mrs. | Napoleon |
| EDWARDS, Mary | Napoleon |
| FIRMAN, Moses | Bartlow |
| FOOT, Noah | Washington |
| FRANKFATHER, Sarah | Monroe |
| FRENCH, John | Damascus |
| GEHRETT, Peter | Freedom |
| GEORGE, Mrs. Henry | Marion |
| GRAY, Mrs. Nelson | Richfield |
| GREEN, Eliza | Napoleon |
| GREEN, Samuel P. | Bartlow |
| HACKETT, Mrs. Laura | Liberty (dec’d Jan) |
| HARRIS, Mrs. Wyatt | Washington |
| HEATER, MaryJ. | Richfield to Napoleon 7/90 |
| HENDERSON, W. C. (Trustee M WEAKLEY) | Liberty |
| HENDERSON, Wm. W. | Liberty |
| HENRY, Wm. A. | Marion |
| HITCHCOCK, John J. | Damascus |
| HUTCHINS, Mary | Napoleon |
| JOHNSON, Judith A. | Bartlow |
| KOCH, Mrs. Chas. | Napoleon |
| KUHNS, Mrs. Melinda | Liberty |
| LANE/LAM, Geo. | Richfield |
| LONG, Adam | Washington |
| LONG, Mrs. Wm. | Napoleon |
| LOVE, Reuben | Richfield |
| MARCH, Margaret | Freedom |
| MITCHELL, Eliz’th | Napoleon |
| MYERS/MEYERS, Geo. | Marion |
| MYRICE, Barbara | Bartlow |
| NEEDHAM, A. | Napoleon |
| NEWELL, Joseph | Ridgeville |
| NEWHAUS, A. | Napoleon |
| PATTERSON, J. W. | Bartlow |
| PAYSON, Jennie | Napoleon |
| PHILIPS, Ann E. | Washington |
| PHILIPS, Mrs. Sarah | Napoleon |
| PLASSMAN, Fred. | Napoleon |
| POORMAN, Mrs. Silas | Napoleon |
| PRANTO, Mrs. Helen | Liberty |
| RICHMOND, Thos. | Damascus |
| ROBISON, David | Richfield |
| ROSS, Mrs. Jemimah (from Richfield to Bartlow) | Bartlow |
| SAUL, Christina | Monroe |
| SCHNELL, Viola | Bartlow |
| SHOWERS, A. J. | Bartlow |
| SIFERD, Joseph | Flatrock |
| SINGLES, Samuel | Damascus |
| SOHN, Mrs. Cynthia A. | Napoleon |
| STEARNS, Samuel | Napoleon |
| STOUT, Mary A. | Napoleon |
| STUKEY, Catherine | Washington |
| SWEENEY, Samuel L. | Holgate, Pleasant |
| TITUS, Mary L. | Damascus |
| TUTTLE, Wm. | Liberty |
| VanWAGONER, A. E. | Liberty |
| VanZANDT, Mary E. | Richfield |
| WADE, Susan A. | Richfield |
| WARD, Mrs. Jas. | Bartlow |
| WEAVER, Wm. (distribute to Samuel WEAVER) | Richfield |
| WEIBLE, Noah | Damascus |
| WEST, David | Napoleon |
| WILLAR(?), D. | Napoleon |
| WINTERBERY, Fred. | Napoleon |
Land, Town Lots and Chattel Returned Delinquent
By the Treasurer of Henry County January January 10, 1854, Delinquent 1853. More information on the taxes owed is in the book, but not included here. These were early settlers or landowners in these townships.
| Owner’s Name | Owner’s Name |
| Liberty Township | |
| COLLETE, Wm. DURBIN, James INGRAHAM, A. G. & J. P. KILPATRICK, D. LAMPHIC, Saml. MEAD, Lewis MOOR, John REED, Henry LEPIONS, Horace TAYLOR & BURLEN |
CLINGESMAN, J. FURGERSON, M. JENNINGS, J. KNAPP, John MEAD, Leander MOSSEAU (?Morrean), N. E. ROBINSON, J. W. STURGESS, E. TRONE, John BURLIN, J. M. |
| Chattels | |
| ANDREWS, Henry CASTEEL, John HIBBORN, Steven KINSLER, Charles REDMAN, W. H. SERNICK (?), Isaac |
ALVORD, J. W. CRAMOR, Anthony INGRAHAM, J. P. ROCKWELL, David (/) ROBBINS, Wm. McCOLLEY, W. R. |
| Washington Township | |
| ALEXANDER, J. M. BROWN, M. D. BULL, Phedilea CULVERSON, Wm. GUNDES, Peter HOBBS, N. S. JOHNSON, Isaac McMILLEN, R. MANN, E. S. RAWSON, Abell SAWYER, Mary SPAULDING, A. UNDERHILL, W. BRECKLIN, Charles |
ABBOTT, D. BUCKLIN, Chas. BRIDGER, Wm. GUNER (?), Mary GRUMLING, John HARRIS, Silva KELLEY, Charles MEAD, A. B. PATRICK, L. L. RICHENELSEN, Jas. SMITH, Andrew SCRIBNER, A. WHITE, Mihael |
| Chattels | |
| ALLEN, Jas. P. ELLIOT, John SEXTON, Nathaniel |
EVANS, Jeremiah LUCAS, David YAGER, Frances |
| Town of Texas | |
| CROSBY, O. W.(?) & G. P. DURBIN, James MILLER, John C. DAILEY, Samuel WRIGHT, John Jr. |
DURBIN & SHEFFIELD DODD, T. H. MORRIS, J. D. STURKEY, Joseph |
| Damascus Township | |
| ARBOGAST, M. BAMES, John COCHRAN, M HOWARD, D. W. H. KAGG, John LITAL, Edmond PETTINGALE, Robt. SAWYER & STEARNS |
BR_TH, Allen CARR, Joseph HOFFMAN, S. W. KELSEY, L. C. LAMBERTSON, Danl. PAXON (?), J. E. SAWYER, John SPANGLER, Levi |
| Chattels | |
| BALL, James | KNIPP, J. W. |
| Richfield Township | |
| ARNILL(?), Nathaniel BIGHAM, Jacob DUNHAM, Thomas McCOLLOUGH, James RAULDOLPH, N. SANDS, Richard WILCOX, John WILKINSON, Mathew CUNNINGHAM, J. COURTRIGHT, Wm. A. DAVIDSON, H. FRY, Jas. R. HARDESTY, Saml. HAMLER, John LENDENHALL, N. MANIS, John ROUTH, Philip STEVENS, John WILKENSEN, Benj. C. ZEITER, Heiter (?) |
BUCKLIN, Chas. DUNHAM, R. H. FRY, Jas. R. McGOOKIN, Wm. SHULL, Jacob STEVENS, G. WILKINSON, Geo. BOGS, Eliza CUNNINGHAM, R. K. DARLING, Isaac E. DAVIS, Mary GOODE, Henry J. HESS, William JONSON, J. G. MUNGEN, Jas. LYE, F. J. Jr. MILLER, Wm. VanSCOYK, Mary WILLIAMS, Cyrus POWERS, John |
