Notes

Matches 11,051 to 11,100 of 12,948

#	Notes	Linked to
11051	Shiffler Cemetery	Schrock, Nettie (I5327)
11052	Shiffler Cemetery	Culbertson, Homer (I5328)
11053	Shiffler Cemetery	Culbertson, Herbert H. (I5971)
11054	Ship Adhimary	Stalter, Elisabeth (I96)
11055	Ship City of Berlin. She is listed as Emilie Hafenestein, 19, spinster, Germany	Havenstein, Emilie C. (I467)
11056	Ship City of Glasgow	Gascho, Barbara (I6548)
11057	Ship De Rham (departure from Heckolzhausen, Nassau)	Unzicker, Jacob (I6329)
11058	Ship DeRham	Naffziger (Nafsinger), Jacob (I7082)
11059	Ship Formosa from Le Havre, along with family of Joseph Risser and Magdalena Farny.	Zehr, Dr. Peter (I4779)
11060	Ship Germainia (1 Sept?) Passenger list:Daniel Zehr, 50, farmer; Mary, 45; Christian, 22, farmer; Magdalena, 18; James [Jacob], 16; and Mary, 14, and their place of origin as Pettenbrunn.	Zehr, Bishop Daniel (I328)
11061	Ship Governor Davis. From Bavaria Via Le Havre.	Yordy, Jacobina (Jacquée) (Philabena) (I4678)
11062	Ship Havre. She was passenger #73, she was 28 yrs.	Good, Elizabeth (I137)
11063	Ship Lemuel Dyer, with five children: Christian (step-son, Joseph (step-son, Daniel, Jacob, and Henry.	Salzmann, Madeleine (I14435)
11064	Ship Leodes - Christian arrived with two friends, Christian Nafziger and John Nafziger. On the passenger list they were named Christian Nafzig, 26; Nafzig Joh., and Christian Schwag, 20. Then they walked on foot by the Mississippi River to Tazewell Co., Illinois.	Schrag, Christian (I1982)
11065	Ship Mercury. Joseph Wagner, 54, and his wife Elisabeth Röschli, 46, with their children Joseph 18; Anna, 17; Barbe, 7, and Elis., 4.	Wagler (Wagner), Joseph (I603)
11066	Ship Radius from	Kennel, Jacob (I934)
11067	Ship Samuel L. Fox	Stalter, Johannes (I10123)
11068	Ship Superior	Mosimann, Catherine (I196)
11069	Ship Superior	Oyer, Elizabeth (I307)
11070	Ship Superior	Oyer, Joseph, Sr. (I342)
11071	Ship Superior	Oyer, Joseph (I835)
11072	Ship Superior	Naffziger, Magdalena Katharina (I2518)
11073	Ship Superior arrived 4 Dec 1830 (53 days). Amish passengers arrived in Cincinnati, OH 25 Dec 1830.	Oyer, Anna (I477)
11074	Ship Superior from Dreisen, Palatinate	Kennel, Johannes (I2517)
11075	Ship Superior, arriving 4 Dec.	Oyer, Johannes (Hans) (I358)
11076	Ship Superior, with parents	Oyer, Susanna (I2142)
11077	Ship Troy. The ship Troy sailed from Le Havre and arrived at New York City Nov. 10, 1836. The Ehresmans are found on the passenger list in a group of travelers from Baden: Christian Ehresman, 36; Anna, 22; Jacob, 10; Johann, 7; Elisabeth, 4; Christina [Christian], 3; Jacobina, 2; and Daniel, 1. According to the Troy passenger list, Daniel died at sea Oct. 26, 1836.	Ehresman (Eyresmann), Christian (I8866)
11078	Ship William J. John passengers from Baden: Andrie Burky, 57; Catherine, 57; Joseph Burky, 24, and Marie Burky, 22. On FHL Film #0002272. To Ontario?	Bircky (Burcky), Andreas Sr. (I2580)
11079	Ship William J. John, with sister Marie and parents.	Burcky, Joseph (I163)
11080	Shore Mennonite Church Cemetery	Birky, Albert R. (I8528)
11081	Shortly after birth of daughter Mary	Orendorff, Elizabeth (I6099)
11082	Shortly after giving birth to daughter Magdalena.	Landes, Elizabeth (I337)
11083	Shortly before the 1830 census, JP arrived in MO from Grant Co., KY. James and wife Susannah were first cousins. 1861 - Served in Capt. John McFall’s Co. I, of the 26th Infantry Regiment of MO Volunteers, as musician (drummer) in Civil War at the age of 57. He was enlisted by Lieut. Wiley C. Wiseman at Union on the 21st day of Sept. 1861, to serve 3 years. James was mustered into service on 26 Dec 1861, at Pacific, MO, and was present for the months of Jan and Feb, 1862. Mar and Apr was absent for sick furlough (lame right hand and rheumatism of leg). Discharged for disability by order of Gen. Halleck (sciatica and contracted tendon of middle finger of right hand, declared the Surgeon of the 26th MO. Vol.) April 17th, 1862 on board steamer City of Alton, a Private. 1873, 21 Dec. - Applied in person for military pension (Pension File No. 186,199) while living in Luther, MO. He claimed to be totally disabled because of exposure at Birds Point, MO about Feb 1862 when he was exposed to a heavy rain all day while doing service. About a week later he was sent to a hospital in Charleston, MO. for about 14 days, then sent to Cairo, IL, where he was examined and discharged. James’ signature is on the Declaration. 1874, 8 Aug - George E. Armistead testified he lived 4 miles from JP and knew him 8-10 years. 1876 June and 1873 Aug - P.N.Butler testified he was a physician in Franklin Co. for 27 years and knew JP and family for 30 years. No date - Joseph Walton and Eli Park of Spring Bluff were witnesses to a document. Their marks were attested by F.M. and H.T. Weirich. 1880 census lists James in Boone Twp. with daughter James P. Childers - father Cleresa Jane Childers Blackwell - head of household JWHT (Tom) Blackwell, age 18, single 1886, 6 Aug - Elizabeth applied for James’ pension while living in Beaufort, MO. 1886, 27 Nov - William (39) and Joseph (35) Conway of Spring Bluff attest they knew JP for 24 years. Living in immediate neighborhood. They were sent for at the time of his death, and prepared his body for burial.	Childers (Childress), James P. (Pryor?) (I1385)
11084	shortly before the Waglers left for Canada	Wagler, Elizabeth (I12931)
11085	Shotwell News: 25 Nov 1887 F.M. Weirich has moved to the old Anderson Park place. 17 Feb 1888 F.M. Weirich has moved back on his farm. 16 Mar 1888 Mr. F Weirich Sr and son Otto are very sick at this writing with the prevailing disease, pneumonia. ———————————— Martin Ernst Wilhelm Heinrich Friedrich Weirich "Pioneer Citizen Passes Jan. 7 Reaches Age Of 84 Years -- Served County 40 Years As Deputy Sheriff Frederick M. Weirich, pioneer and well known citizen of the county, died January 7, 1942, at the age of 84 years, 10 months and one day. Death occurred at the home of his son, Julius, on Leslie Route 2, where he made his home during his last illness. He was born March 6, 1857 in Mechlenberg, Germany, and came to America with his parents, Frederick and Louise Schroeder Weirich, at the age of two year [sic] and settled on a farm north of Union. It was here that he attended school and spent his boyhood. At the age of nineteen, he moved with his parents to the farm on Leslie, Route 2. On April 18, 1883 he was united in marriage with Miss Caroline Park of near Champion City. To this union thirteen children were born, of whom the following survive: Oscar of Washington; Herman of Leslie; Julius of Leslie; Clarence of Washington; Randolph of Leslie; Wilbert of Leslie; Clifford of Gray Summit; Clyde of Washington; and Mrs. Lenora McSparren of Ottumwa, Iowa. Four sisters also survive: Mrs. Caroline Uthman, Gerald; Mrs. Ida Souders, Beverly Hills, Calif.; and Mrs. Emma Calwell of Sacramento, Calif., one brother Otto of Topeka, Kan., also thirty-two grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Mr. Weirich was a man who manifested a great interest in public affairs and was always interested in the welfare of his neighbors, ready to assist anyone in need to the limit of his ability. As an auctioneer his services were in demand and many sales far and near did he serve in that capacity during his life. For forty years he served Franklin County as deputy sheriff and during the same time served Boone township as constable and his serv-..." (the rest of the article is cut off) Undated, unidentified newspaper.	Weirich, Frederick Martin (I645)
11086	Shown in census of 1850 (Osage Co.) and 1860, with a William Pointer as their neighbor. William is close in age to Nancy. They had about 10 children, all born in MO.	West, Samuel (I1428)
11087	Shown in census of 1850 (Osage Co.) and 1860, with a William Pointer as their neighbor. William is close in age to Nancy. They had about 10 children, all born in MO.	West, Samuel (I18307)
11088	Shown on 1860 census of Bureau Co. as age 2	Rediger, Catherine (I8356)
11089	Shown with three children	King, Christian (I8017)
11090	Shows John, Mary and three children	Cender, Joseph (I685)
11091	shows them as Joseph Centner, 72, born in June 1827; Mary, 58, born in March 1842; and three children born in Illinois: Mary, John, and Peter. It states that they both immigrated in 1854. They were living next door to Peter and Barbara Heiser Zehr.	Cender, Joseph (I685)
11092	Shrock Cemetery	Birkey, Lowell (I3882)
11093	Shrock Cemetery	Birkey, Simon G. (I3985)
11094	Signed as security for William Perkins court document in Nov/Dec 1842.	Parke, Dudley (I1688)
11095	Signed wedding document as a witness. He was age 37, a farmer from Diemeringen	Bircky (Burcky), Andreas Sr. (I2580)
11096	Simon became a British Subject and a Canadian Citizen	Stalter, Simon Daniel (I10100)
11097	Simon swallowed lye water from the pail which his mother used to scrub the floors. His mother melted lard and made him swallow some and saved his life, but left him much trouble swallowing for many years. While living in Flanagan, IL, before he was 3 years old, he fell into a well. His mother reached in, grabbed his clothes and rescued him.	Yordy, Simon S. (I5157)
11098	Since the Mills family was staunchly Quaker for generations, it is likely that Tabitha was “disowned” or otherwise “shunned” for marrying outside the Society of Friends.	Mills, Tabitha (I711)
11099	Single	Stalter, Elise (I7867)
11100	Single at the time	Park, James M. (I716)