Notes

Matches 11,851 to 11,900 of 12,948

#	Notes	Linked to
11851	To bishop status-East Bend Mennonite	Zehr, Bishop Peter (I16)
11852	to Butler Co., OH	Reeser, Christian (I9780)
11853	To live with son Alfred	Thompson, Melinda Olive (I623)
11854	to New Orleans after about 48 days.	Steider, John (I13668)
11855	to US in 1832	Peterschmidt, Katherina (I9899)
11856	to work for Glass Specialty	Schrock, Elmer Raymond (I432)
11857	Tobin Nursing Home	Stalter, Henry (I10240)
11858	Tom Zobrist grew up in central Illinois and came to Christ his senior year at Morton High School. He married his high-school sweetheart, Cindi Cali, while he was serving in the U.S. Air Force. After four years in the Air Force, the Lord led Tom into the ministry. He graduated in 1987 from Calvary Bible College, now Calvary University in Kansas City. Tom and Cindi have been married for 40 years and have been ministering at Liberty Bible Church in Eureka since August of 1988. They have 5 children and 8 grandchildren. https://www.tyndale.com/authors/tom-zobrist/3853	Zobrist, Thomas (I14453)
11859	Tomb is in Guenstroff, FR. Fifteen miles southwest of Toul? A map search does not bring up Guenstsroff.	Schrag (Gerard), André (I1072)
11860	Tombstone Transcription	Park, Jonah (I1660)
11861	Tombstone Transcription	Park, Jonah (I1660)
11862	Tombstone Transcription: Malinda D. Park Wife of Jonah Park, Was Born Dec 16, 1810, Died May 27, 1862.	McMonegal, Malinda (I1661)
11863	Tombstone: “His Record is on High” (with picture of hand, index finger pointing upward). In script at bottom of the stone: “Servant of God, well done. Best from Thy Loved Employ, The Battle fought, the Victory Won, Enter Thy Master’s Joy” —————————— Jonah age 57, Winifred age 61, widow, signed Jonah Park and John M. Park, witness 1880 census indicates that Winifred is divorced.	Park, Jonah (I1660)
11864		Thomas, Jack Culp (I12207)
11865	Total of 180 acres at $1.25 per acre	Garber, Samuel (I483)
11866	Total of five children.	Sommer, Ulrich (Olry) (I14670)
11867	Totgeburt is a German word which means “Stillbirth”	Stalter, Totgeburt (Stillbirth) (I10365)
11868	Touru Tourn évoque Thun, mais pourrait étre Kirchenthurnen ou Mühlethurnen dans la proisse de Thurnen, Tournedoz près de Sonceboz ou Tournedessus : voir Neil Ann Stuckey Levine mfh 07 2006	Verly (Werelin), Ulrich Jean Claude (I2395)
11869	Township next door to brother Christian Zehr as farmer Peter Zears, 40, Germany; Elizabeth, 32, Germany; and four children born in Illinois.	Zehr, Peter Sr. (I306)
11870	Trages farm	Güngerich, Maria (I15884)
11871	Transient farm workers	Schrag, Caspar (I1019)
11872	Translated from German Obituaries by A. Lloyd Swartzendruber (1962) STALTER -- June 8, 1998 in Livingstone Co., Illinois from palsey, JACOB STALTER at the age of 74 years, 9 months, and 20 days. The deceased was born in Bavaria (Germany) in 1823. In 1849, April 30, he married Barbara Birky. In this marriage union he lived for 35 years. Six sons and six daughters were born to this union. Three sons and one daughter preceded him in death. He was laid to rest on June 10, in a funeral of large attendance. In the house of mourning Christian Zimmerman spoke and in V.H. (probably Versammlungs Hause,which could be an assembly house or church) Stephen Stähly, Chr. Zimmerman, and John P. Schmitt from Isiah 38:1-3. Joseph Kinsinger then spoke from I Thess. 4:13. The deceased was a member of the Amish church and stood in high esteem. Besides his eight children, he left 50 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren, one brother and two sisters. "He has now arrived. We journey there also. He has now been received. Death to him was a victory" (He left”one brother and two sisters” probably is an error. It should read “two brothers and one sister.”) Brothers: Chris and Henry Sister: Mrs. Joe Good All died in Hopedale, Illinois and buried in Hopedale Cemetery. ------- Jacod died in the home of his daughter and son-in-law, Mrs. Joseph (Mary) Stalter. His wife Barbara(Birky)Stalter died March 31, 1885 at daughter Fanny Sutter's home in Hopedale, Illinois.	Stalter, Jacob N. (I10121)
11873	Translation of marriage record by Neil Ann Stucky Levine:  Here's what the marriage record says, with a few comments added.  I've used German spellings.  On Aug. 25, 1827, Peter Schrag, apprentice miller (compagnon meunier), 25, b. at Gondrexange, Meurthe [Moselle today], June 15, 1802, living in Robert-Espagne, son of majority age of Joseph Schrag, unskilled laborer (manoeuvre) and Maria Neuhauser, living at Rhodes, who did not attend the civil ceremony in Robert-Espagne but instead forwarded official notice of their consent via a royal notary at Sarrebourg in a document dated Aug. 22, 1827, married Maria Zimmermann, a day worker, 26, b. in Emmendingen, [Grand] Duchy of Baden, Apr. 17, 1801, daughter of majority age of Jacob Zimmermann, unskilled laborer, and Elisabeth Becher [?Bächer or perhaps ?Baechler], his wife, both living in Robert-Espapgne, both of whom attended the civil ceremony.   Banns at Robert-Espagne on Sundays, Aug. 12 and 19, at noon, and at Rhodes and Blâmont [?why here] on the same dates. All being in order, Peter Schrag and Maria Zimmermann are man and wife.  The four mandatory witnesses [the first two customarily for the groom, the second two for the bride]: 1) Joseph Engel, miller, 50, living in Robert-Espagne, friend of the couple; 2) Jean Pierre Olivier, locksmith (serrurier), 31, living in Robert-Espagne, friend of the couple; 3) Jean Baptiste Hirat, tobacco retailer (débitant de tabac), 32, living in Robert-Espagne, friend of the couple; and 4) Hilaire Joseph Remy, operator of a boarding house (maître de pension), 29, living in Robert Espagne. Comments: No one of the four witnesses was a relative of either the bride or the groom, which indicates that there were likely no other relatives or fellow believers in town.  You will know the first witness, Joseph Engel, from my work on the Lange letters. The other three men just happened to be available in Robert-Espagne, and they were probably paid something to perform this civic duty. -------------------------------------------	Family: Peter Schrock / Marie Zimmerman (F205)
11874	Traveled by steamboat to Farmdale	Ringenberg (Ringenberger) (Rinkenberger), Pierre (I2230)
11875	Traveled to America with his uncle, who paid his passage. Joe worked two years to pay back, then began his own life. He lived briefly in PA, then on to Butler Co., Ohio for a time, then to Illinois. Joe lived in “Fort Clark” (Peoria) for some years, then in Woodford Co., eventually buying a tract of land on section 24, Spring Bay. Black Joe and Barbara Engel had 12 children, five died in infancy, leaving seven sons.	Belsley, Joseph “Black Joe” (I4839)
11876	Trenton Mennonite Cemetery	Schrock, Joseph Albert (I2045)
11877	Trenton Mennonite cemetery	Schrock, Homer Hyde (I2046)
11878	Trenton Mennonite Cemetery	Augspurger, Lina (I4847)
11879	Trenton Mennonite Cemetery	Thienemann, Carolene Louise (I5646)
11880	Trenton Mennonite Cemetery	Schrock, Preston Allen (I12334)
11881	Trenton Mennonite Cemetery #30	Schrock, Jr., Peter (I2043)
11882		Family: President Barack Obama / Michelle Lavaughn Robinson (F11144)
11883		Family: James Edward Eugene Morrissy / Bethany Jordan Hernandez (F543)
11884	Trinity Lutheran Cemetery	Schrock, Lydia B. (I4324)
11885	Trinity Lutheran Cemetery	Denzin, Fred (I4325)
11886	Trinity Parish	Dent, John (I1190)
11887	Trinity Parish	Turner, Catherine (I1191)
11888	Trooper Cemetery	Stalter, Anna (I7874)
11889	Trotter Cemetery	Troyer, John Noah (I5775)
11890	Trotter Cemetery	Salzman, Elsie (I15799)
11891	Troy Cemetery	Salzman, Anna M. (I4892)
11892	Troyer Cemetery	King, Johannes (I825)
11893	Troyer Cemetery	Reidiger, Jacobina “Phoebe” (I1316)
11894	Troyer Cemetery	King, Eva (I2778)
11895	Troyer Cemetery	Salzman, Catharine (I5002)
11896	Troyer Cemetery	Schertz, George Christian (I5022)
11897	Troyer Cemetery	Troyer, Mannasses (I5151)
11898	Troyer Cemetery	Wagler (Waugler), Joseph W. (I5693)
11899	Troyer Cemetery	Troyer, Ella (I5777)
11900	Troyer Cemetery	Troyer, Emanuel (I8378)