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HISTORY

Tlie Clewell Family

IN THE

United States of America
1737-1907

LEWIS B CLEWELL and REV. LEWIS P. CLEWELL

ED'ri'ED BY

WILSON D. SEYFRIED

Sold by Subscnptioii only

BETHLEHEM, PA , U. S. A.:

The Kevstoxe I'riniing Company

1907

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EDITOR'S PREFACE.

The preparation of the Clewell Family History has been under-
taken by me as a "Labor of Love." Whatever diffidence 1 have
felt in executino- this trust, it has been undertaken as a posterior
duty and esteemed to be a great privileg-e. My daily duties made
the work burdensome at times, so that it would have been my
choice to have had more leisure for accomplishing- our purpose,
but the patience of our ijatrous and subscribers has been sufficient.

The history has been a work of no small magnitude. Rising
from obscurity and the humblest beginnings, our forefathers
builded better than they knew. Little did they think as they
mingled with men. fulfilling- their missions, that their deeds were
to be known by later genierations and that their posterity should
be so numerous. Our generation is indebted to the authors for
their enthusiasm they displayed in their undertaking. We regret
that one of them could not see his work while to the other we
bow in gratitude ami adoration.

W^e trust that our kinsfolk will receive this volume as a book
of information and before harshly criticising it, contemplate
the circumstances and perplexities in recording the families in
their proper order. It mav contain errors, due to wrong reports
or in transcribing or even in calculating the dates since we have
found obituary records dififering with the records on tombstones
thus making it impossible tO' avoid inconsistencies. But we believe
the mistakes are few and unimportant.

We now submit the work to our readers with a feeling of con-
fidence that it is worthy of success and hope that they will find
it a source of entertainment and interest, and that it will help to
promote in the hearts of all that sympathy and respect for
higher aspirations and closer fellowship.

Bcthlcheiii, Pa., August, 1907. The Editor.

AUTHORS' PREFACE.

Regrets have been expressed repeatedly by members of the
Clewell family, that so little is known of the genealogy and his-
tory, coupled with desires that some one might be moved to
snatch it from oblivion. With this object in view, we, Lewis B.
Clewell, a descendant of Franz, and Lewis P., of George Craft
Clewell, undertook the task : the former, to collect and tabulate
the genealogy, the latter, to compile a brief history.

The former proved the more difficult task; the family, already
in the seventh or eighth generation, numbers thousands and are
widely scattered over the American Continent, of some all traces
are lost ; others, indifferent as to whence and whom they are,
neglected to furnish the needed dates, etc., so that, in spite of
the patient and painstaking eft'orts to make the record as complete
as possible, some branches of the family remain incomplete.

The historical part proved more satisfactory. The writer had
ready access to the valuable archives of the Moravian congre-
gations at Schoeneck, Xazareth and Bethlehem. He also came
into possession of valuable familv records.

It is a laudable undertaking; if you find that you belong to an
honorable family, it is a strong incentive to lead an honorable
life; for while nobility is not in the blood, but in the character, it
still remains a fact that blood will tell.

"The history," as Dhr. Stapleton well says in his Memorial of
the Huguenots"is a story of suffering: for the sake of the 'faith
once delivered to the saints.' "

With the two-fold objects, to rescue from oblivion the memory
of our honored ancestors, and impress upon the minds of their
numerous descendants the fact that theirs is an honorable
descent ; that it may prove, as well, an incentive to all who read,
"to so run, that they may likewise obtain," we have undertaken
the task. If these desired objects are gained, even in part, we
shall feel amply compensated for our efforts.

Bethlehem, Pa., December, 1903. The Authors.

This book goes forth as the history of the first seven genera-
tio!is of the Clewell I'^amily in the I'nited States. As its pre-

PREFACE. 5

paration has been connected with several other names from whom
some assistance has been derived, the extent of such aid will be
fully acknowledoed. The particular connection of Mr. Wilson
D. Seyfried with the publication, deserves special mention, which
is now given.

When the history was first proposed, such was the condition
of my health, that in view of conting-encies, we sought the aid of
a competent person to assist us in the work. We induced Mr.
Seyfried to join us in the work and he has been identified with us
in every stag-e of the book's prosress, until its conclusion. My
co-laborer. Rev. Clewell, was confident of his part and soon after
the first Reunion favored the publication of the data then collect-
ed but the Angel of Death entervened. He had his manuscript
prepared while I had collected between four and five hundred
families but no end in sight. Thus ended our joint labors.

After the death of my colleague and through the ill-health of
myself, the work rested mainly on him. The large increase in
the genealogical part of the history made it necessary to revise
the history and when it is known that he has performed his
duties in the school room, during the whole period of his con
nection with the work, it will be acknowledged that he has acquit-
ted himself to the history with fidelity, especially in view of the
fact, that there was no pecuniary reward in sight. He is the
Editor and as such we honored and recognized him.

Whatever defects or omissions may exist in the volume.they will
find an ample excuse in the circumstances under which it was
written. The whole book so fully expresses my personal views,
that I accept the surviving authorship without reserve, and for
its contents assume the sole responsibility. My part has been
to collect and suggest. So far as frail humanitv would permit.
it is a truthful and complete historv of the Clewell Family. To
insure the correctness of our manuscripts we mailed over a thou-
sand of them to people who were competent to approve them.

It is a very pleasant duty to acknowledge the assistance that
I have received from Rev. Georg-e F. Biahnson, of the Schoeneck
Moravian Church ; Bishop J. Mortimer Levering, of Bethlehem,
Pa.; Rev. William H. Oerter, of Lebanon, Pa.; Bishop Charles
L. Moench, of Philadelphia, P'a. ; Dr. P. F. Laugenour, of States-

6 PREFACE.

ville. N. C. ; Mr. J. O. Knauss, of the Department of Public
Instruction, of Harrisburg. Pa. ; and the Pastors of the Nazareth
Moravian Church : for their research of records. To them a
frank acknowledgment of obligation is cheerfully accorded. I,
also, wish to express my sincere thanks to Mr. Lucius E. Rick-
secker; Mr. Oliver L. Fehr; Capt. Frank C. Stout; Mr. Stephen
A. Tr^in ; and Mr. Ephraim Loux, for their self-sacrificing labor.

And now, my dear kinsfolk, having assigned to all concerned
proper credit, my task is about to close. One word more and 1
have done. My days of practical usefulness are passing away ;
I can not much longer mingle in the Reunions of the family.
This doubtless is my last effort to serve my kindred. It is my

last tribute to my ancestors, my farewell to that loving band

of friends and kinsmen, the sons and daug-hters of Franz and
George Craft Clewell.

Bethlehem, Pa., Atigtist, 1907. Lewis B. Clewell.

of the

'Motf^crs** ana *^3^atfti»rs** of tltc OtUttieU 3^similg

131f|0 ftauc gone to cnjon tlic fttll fruition

of th«?

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^Itfcfi sought Itetognition at tl^eir f^anis ;

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and

mntx the Hope anO Belief that their struggles mill
likewise be troujne&,

^his Volume is B^aicatei,

CONTENTS.

Page.

I. Introductkin, by Charles W. Loux, Esq.. . 13

II. A General History 18

Whence- — Daiiphinv — Derisive Taunts —
Family— Edict of Nantes— The Flight-
Francois Clavel — Louise Frache — Her
Second Marriage — The Pass — The Land-
ing— The Redemptioners — Her Third
Marriage — Her Widowhood — Her Death
— Casting Lots — The Name.

HI. The Village oe Schoeneck 30

The Name — The Petitioners — Resolution
of Synod— The First House— The First
Church— The Graveyard— The Church of
1793 — Its Dedication — The Church of
1888 — The Bell— The Village.

IV. Franz Clewell 36

A iitobiography.
His Birth — Persecutions — Religion — His
Father's Death — Mother's Second Mar-
riage— Their Voyage — His Servitude —
His Marriage — His New Possessions —
Religious Anxiety — Children a Gift of,
God — The Church at Schoeneck — His
First Communion.

History.
His Master — His Wife, Salome — His
Possessions — Value of His Acquisitions

CONTENTS. 9

Page.

— His Will — Services in His House —
The First Funeral— -As Refugees — His
Death.

V. George Craft Clewell 44

Baptismal Certificate — His Birth — A Re-
demptioner — His Marriage — His Wife,
Anna Maria — His Possessions — Friend-
ship with Indians — Refugees — A Mora-
vian— His Death — Value of Acquisitions
—His Will— His Wolfe's Death.

VI. Genealogy ... 51

VII. Biographical Sketches 264

VIII. Accounts of Reunions 361

IX. Genealogical Index 371

X. Biographical Index 388

IlibUSTl^ATIONS.

Page.

The DandiiiiJr Frontispiece

Tlie Pass 22

A INIap opp. 25

(irave of Madame Ivueelile opp. 26

The Moravian Buililin.ii- of 17(i2 at Sclioeiieelv 31

Tlie Church of 1793 and Parsona.iie 32

The Church of 1888 33

Tlie Villag-e of Schoeneck 34

Homestead of Franz Clewed opp. 42

Homesitead of George Craft Cle-svell opp. 45

Homestead of FranciS' CleAvell 280

Officers and Committeemen of Fii-st Reunion 362

Giraveyardi at Keunion 364

Second Reunion 366

PORTf^AITS.

LeAYis B. Clewell and Wife 264

Rev. Lewis P. Clewell 269

Wilson D. Seyfried and Family 270

Charles W. Loux 2To

Anna C. Levering Ebbecke 275

Christina Clewell 277

Abraham Clewell and Wife 279

Abraham Klewell and Wife 281

F. Thomas Clewell and Wife 283

Paul Siegfried and Wife 284

J. Philip Clewell and Wife 285

Children of .T. Samnel Clewell 286

Henry G. Clewell and Wife 288

Anna J. Eckenbeirger 289

Sarah Clewell 290

Henry .T. Clewell 291

Alexander Clewell 292

S. Henry A. Siegfried and Wife 293

Bishop T. INIortimer Levering 294"

Rev. John H. Clewell 296

Rev. Robert E. Clewell 297

Henry G. Clewell and Wife 298

Rev. Theophilus G. Clewell 300

Oliver L. Fehr and Fam'ily 302

Hon. G. A. Schneebeli and Wife 304

David Trein and Wife 306

.T. Reuben Clewell and Family 308

.Toseph W. Siegfried and Wife 310

John IThler and Wife 312

J. HaiTy Clewell 314

Henry- Brnnner and Wife 216

:Matilda B. Seyfried 31S

Ephraim Lonx and Wife 319

William H. Clewell 320

Stephen A. Trein and Wife 322

William H. Clewell and Family 324

Howard .T. Siegfried and Family 326

Monroe L. Clewell and Family 328

CaiTie A. Rice and Hns1>and 330

Eugene A. Clewell 332

12 PORTRAITS.

Joseph M. Hitclicock and Wice 334

Rev. William H. Fehr 33(;

Samuel D. Luckenbach 338

Charles H. Clewell 340

Han-y E. Clewell 341

Eugene D. Ti-ein aud Family 342

Dr. Elmer C. Bruch 343

Rev. Charles S. Steinmetz and Family 344

Dr. William H. Clewell 34.1

James R. Crouse and Wife 347

:Mary E. Straubel 34U

Rev. Carl Schlegel and Wife 350

George P. L lewell 3.52

Augustus B. Clewell 35:!

Catherine Steinmetz and Family 354

^laria C. Crouthaimel and Husband 35G

Jaeoto L. Clewell 357

Jacob L. Clewell 358

W. K. Crouthamel 300

Introduction.

Motive lies back of every effort. The honoring of one's
parents and ancestors of a remoter deoree, the transmission to
our posterity of peimanent, rehable, and easily accessible family
records, the promotion of better acquaintance with one's own
and stronger ties of love and kinship, and a general interest in
biography, constitute the motives and furnish the justification for
the publication of a work like this.

Interest in one's ancestry, as distinguished from family pride,
is natural, and not always born of vanity. Your own child, that
wishes to be told a story of when you were a little boy, is only
manifesting a natural interest which all of us possess. Benjamin
Franklin in his inimitable "Autobiography" expressed the same
interest.

Honoring one's ancestors, without worshipping them (as the
Chinese do}, and without attempting simply to honor ourselves
(as the wealthier or more famous families might be disposed
to do), is always commendable. One of the purposes of this
book is the proper recognition of the sterling qualities of our
forefathers.

The Clewell descendants have not the same temptation to
family pride that might be supposed to exist in families whose
founders, though not more honorable from a moral point of
view, had yet achieved greater things in literature, pohtics, or
finance.

The life history, in its early stages, of the first Clewell ances-
tors in America, reads, as does Lincoln's, to use his own quota-
tion, like the "simple annnals of the poor." When the widowed
"stamm-mutter" and her two' boys, Franz and George, arrived in
Philadelphia, in the year 1737, they were in worse plight than
Franklin was when he arrived at the same place just a few
years previous, with a single dollar in his pocket.

While many of the Clewell family were schooled in the same

14 THE HISTORY OF

school as were Lincoln and Franklin, and though the Clewells
■ are now represented in every calling and profession, it is not
yet of record that they have produced shining- lights of such
magnitude as Franklin and Lincoln. But there is hope, possibly,
in rising generations.

Family pride is, in most aspects, a contemptible thing. It is
not the purpose of this book to foster any of it. The achievements
of our ancestors are not our own. The Joneses have other blood
in them besides Jones' blood, and if we trace our lineage back
far enough will we not all arrive at a common orig-in ?

Family pride is i)roper onlv when it deters one from wrong
doing. But even then, to do right for love of right is better. It
is a proper interest in our ancestry, then, rather than family
pride, that prompts the publication of this book.

"One half of the world does not know how the other half is
getting along." Just as true is it that "One generation knows
very little about the other." It is a pitiable fact that many
children do not know the time and place of birth of their par-
ents, to say nothing of remoter generations. It would puzzle a
good many to give their grandmother's Christian name. But
children are not always to blame for ignorance of matters which
transpired before their advent into this world. Hence, the neces-
sity and duty of transmitting in some form, whether by autobio-
graphy (not necessarily printed), or diary, or in family Bible,
f^br, in case of large families a work like this, accurate family
records.

If such records had been kept, one might have the satisfac-
tion of ascertaining who his ancestors were on all lines, for some
generations back. As before indicated, no Clewell is a Clewell
only. Where there is no marriage into one's own family, every
person has or had two parents, four grand parents, eight great
grand parents, sixteen great great grand parents, and so on, the
number increasing by a geometrical ratio of two with every
generation. How many of these ancestors can we name ? This '
question again suggests the importance of transmitting proper re-
cords to our children.

It is the absence, in many cases, of such records, that makes
the compilation of a family history such a laborious task. The

THE CLEWELL FAMILY. I 5

amount of labor involved in the production of such a work as
this is much greater than imagined by most readers. Great
credit is due the compilers for the patience, self-sacrilice, labor,
and skill bestowed upon this work.

The form of the present record and the method of using it,
as explained in the "Preface," will be found to be most satisfac-
tory, as it enables lineage to be traced in either direction with
the least possible effort. It comes as near perfection as any to
be found in our day. The Jewish system of family records dif-
fered from others in that each family record carried names
of male descendants only, the female descendants, unless unmar-
ried, being reckoned as of the family into which such married,
and celibacy being at a discount then, as it ought to be now.
This system, if universally adopted, would have the immense
advantage of saving all duplication of record, at the same time
affording perfect record of female descendants, as well as male,
by reference from one family record to another.

Any record is better than none. A large portion of the
Clewell records was preserved in some form or other, for which
due credit is to be given. With many other families such a com-
pilation as this is utterly impossible for lack of reliable data.

The present compilers had an advantage possessed by com-
paratively few American families, in that there was but one
founder of the name Clewell (two, if you consider the family
as beginning with the brothers Franz and George). The
Smiths, the Millers, and thousands of other names, have been ^
reinforced by repeated importations from other countries ; and
thus, whoever attempted to compile, for instance, a Smith
family history would deserve the profoundest commiseration of
everybody.

The Clewell family is of Huguenot origin. And, no doubt,
much of the sterling character of our ancestors \yas developed
in the school of affliction and persecution. Other countries have
gained what France has lost. For a more complete history of
the family, the reader is referred to the reports oi reunions and
to the biographies.

"If you would train a child aright, you must begin with
his grandmother." There is much food for reflection in that
saying. The laws of heredity never ceased to operate upon man-

l6 THE HISTORY OF

kind, and one generation helps or hinders succeeding ones ac-
cording as it transmits good or bad quahties to the next genera-
tion. ( )ur race is a fallen one, to be sure, but it is an undisputed
fact that some have suffered more from the fall than others.
Who will say that it's not in some measure due to the piety of
our persecuted ancestors that there are to-day so many among
their descendants preaching the good tidings of redemption
the only Way whereby man can be saved?

Beyond the period ofHuguenot persecutions, theClewell family
cannot be traced. Very few families can be traced as far even
as that. The farther back we go beyond that period, the greater
the darkness and general ignorance, until we again reach the
first centuries of the Christian era. Surnames were not in com-
mon use prior to the tenth century. It was no doubt providential
that family records should be broken at this point. Had they not
been thus broken, how many would still be priding themselves as
being of the "seed of Abraham" according to the flesh instead of
seeking to be united to the true "Seed" by faith.

On account of the liberal sprinkling of biography in this work,
and the interesting statistics found in the reports read at re-
unions, the book, we trust, will be of considerable general inter-
est, an interest shared by many who are not of the Clewell line-
age. The biographies represent life as it really is, — its struggles,
its successes, its sorrows, its joys, its every-day duties, and some
of its extraordinary tasks.

But, of course, the work will be of special interest to those of
the kin covered by the title of the book. To the unmarried, it
might be well to suggest that they first consult the index of the
book, as the laws forbid marriage within certain degrees of con-
sanguinity. The Jews, in whose favor some of our laws make
an exception, have sometimes so intermarried that one could
figure himself out as being his own grandfather,— probably an
undesirable result.

In looking through the book, the reader (if he be a Clewell
descendant) will undoubtedlv find names of persons of whose
kinship with him he was entirely unaware. He needs to be
"introduced" to them, and this book will do it. Thus the book
will enlarge his acquaintance and ought to promote love and

THE CLEWELL FAMILY. 1/

sociability, and if it accomplishes these results only, the book will
be doing a good work.

The Clewells evidently believe in "race preservation," as there
are now more than four thousand of them, although the eighth
generation is just beginning to "sprout," as it were. This shows
well by comparison, considering that families ordinarily grow by
geometrical ratio. The family of Roger Williams, several
generations older, numbers about eighteen thousand.

May this book be a worthy memorial of those ancestors of ours
that have fallen asleep. And as to the living ones, so widely
scattered, and many of them so little acquainted with one an-
other, may this book itself be between them a genuine and most
cordial "Introduction." Chas. W. Loux.

Providence, R. I., April, 1907.

1 8 THE HISTORY OF

A General History

OF THE

CLEWELL FAMILY

As to whence the Clewells are is a matter not easily deter-
mined. All the records in our possession, however, assure us
that the grand-parents of Franz and George Clewell were French
Protestant orHuguenots. They lived in the southern part ofFrance
in the province of Dauphiny (Dauphine) in the

Whence, town of Grenoble, and from this place they fled to
Auerbach in Baden. No attempt has been made
to trace our ancestry in Europe for reasons which are almost
self evident. One might wish to know more about them and
w'ithout doubt could discover much interesting data bearing
upon their ancestral lineage or affiliation.

Dauphine was formerly a frontier province in the south-east-
ern part of France, now comprising the departments of Drome
Isere and Hautes Alps. It is a mountainous district with beau-
tiful and fertile valleys. It borders on Italy and Switzerland on

the east with the lofty Alps mountains as its bound-
Dauphiny. ary. Its chief city was Grenoble. It has a

strong fortress and even at present is an import-
ant city. It was originally a city of the Allobroges and later was
fortified by the Romans who had conquered the province, 121
B. C. and the people became loyal subjects of that empire. In
the 5th century it was conquered by the Burgundians who were
originally a German tribe, and for a short period was a part of
an independent kingdom. From 1032 until the middle of the
14th century, it was a possession of Germany when it was pre-
sented to France by the last lord of the old rulers who had the

THE CLEWELL FAMILY. I9

title of "Dauphin" from which the province received its name.
Among- the pubhc buildings of Grenoble is the "Palace of Justice"
which was originally the palace of the Dauphin.

Such is the history of the country from which the grandpar-
ents of Franz and George Clewell fled. Whether the history
sheds any light upon their ancestors or not, is left to the judgment
of the reader but the environment in which people live is a great
factor in their lives and the laws of heredity can neither be dis-
avowed.

There are those in the family who regard it very probably that
they originally came not only from this frontier province of an-
cient Gaul, but from the frontier of the frontier, namely, Spain.
Two plausible reasons are given : First, there is an
Derisive old saying among the older Clewells that they were
sometimes, in derision, called "Schwartze Spanier,"
Taunts. Black Spaniards as well as "Schwartze Fransoa"
Black Frenchmen. Second, that the early members
of the family, before they were much intermarried with the fair-
haired and blue-eyed Germans, were a very black-haired and
black-eyed people, although of remarkable fair skin. Their
vivacity of disposition and temper, their versatility and impulsive
eccentricities, indicate that they were descended from the Latin
or Celtic races, rather than from the fair and more phlegmatic
Germans who overran and conquered ancient Gaul, converting
it into modern France.

The family must have been quite numerous for the name ap-
pears among the exiles of various lands and also among the
galley-slaves to which some had been condemned. Michael Cla-
vel who was number 37,246 had been in servitude
The for three years on the ship "La Fidelle" and anoth-
er person, Antoine Clavel, who was number 30,789,
Family, had been in servitude for six years on the ship "La
Vieille Reale." They were among the galley-slaves
that were released by King Louis XIV of France in 171 3 and
1714 respectively. Rev. David Clavel, a prominent member of
the Reformed Church, was born in 1754, in Genoa. As early as
1628, a John Clavel, a poetical highway-man under Charles I,
who after being reprieved wrote a poem on the "Tricks of High-
wayman and How to Catch Thieves."

20 THE HISTORY OF

Another branch of the family, the one in which we are directly
interested, fled from Dauphiny to Auerbach, Baden, for the sake
of "the Faith once delivered unto the Saints."

During the struggles of the Reformation period, the Protes-
tants of France were successful in obtaining a decree which se-
cured for them religious freedom. They enjoyed this privilege
to see 760 churches rise but were denied the printing of books
on the tenets of their religion, except in such places where it
already existed nor were they allowed to ap-
Edict proach the heart of the government with their

OF Nantes, religion and consequently their political strength
was gradually crushed and their liberties inter-
fered with. On October 18, 1685, King Louis XIV of France
revoked the Decree and more than 400,000 of the Protestants
left their country and fled to other countries for protection rather
than submit to Popish superstition. Among these refugees were
merchants, manufacturers and skilled artisans, the most intelli-
gent and most religious people of the nation. The loss to the
French king was immense and the despotic ruler being entrapped
through his half-secret marriage to one who was governed by the
Jesuits, wreaked vengeance upon the Protestants with sword
and fire. With the alternative of Popish superstitution and op-
pression, and the truth as it is in Jesus, they chose the latter.
Leaving in quick flight, they left all their worldly goods behind
in order to find refuge where they might worship God according
to the teachings of His Word and the dictates of their consciences.

There is a well authenticated tradition that an only brother of
Francois Clavel became separated from the rest of the family dur-
ing the flight and was never heard of again. He doubtless, be-
came a victim of the persecution. Their first rest-
The ing place in their flight was in Geneva, Switzerland,
whither the parents of the future wife of Francois
Flight, had also fled. How long they stopped in that city
we are not told but they continued their journey,
perhaps to gratify a desire for greater safety, into Baden from
whence their posterity was destined to continue the flight until
they landed upon the shores of the New World.

When our ancestors arrived in the Palatinate they renewed
their allegiance to the Reformed Church of which they were con-

THE CLE WELL FAMILY. 21

sistent and zealous members as is evident from the autobiography
of Franz Clevvell. Francois Clavel was married
Francois in Auerbach to Louise Frache in 1718. He ap-
pears to have been a man of more than ordinary
Clavel. intelHgence and force of character. He died in
the year 1730, leaving a widow and two sons,
Franz, aged ten, and George Craft, aged four years.

The widow, Louise Clavel, nee Frache, was born in Geneva,

Switzerland, on the 5th of December, 1695. Her parents, as

already stated, were among the French Huguenots who were

compelled to seek refuge under a Protestant ruler.

LoLTiSE They were also members of the Reformed Church.

She received a very good education as well as a

Frache. thorough religious training. Her span in life from

her birthplace in Geneva to her last resting-place on

Schoeneck's "God's' Acre," shows that she played the part of

a heroine in many respects.

About a year after the death of her husband, Francois Clavel,
she married Johannes G'Fellern, a native of Switzerland. This
marriage no doubt, was prompted by feeling the need of a pro-
tector for herself and her children in those unset-
Her tied times. The religious wars continued and the

persecutions of the Protestants was as furious as
Second ever. This union was blessed with one daughter
who died in infancy. No further mention is
Marriage, made of her second husband except that his name
appears among the immigrants of the Billendex*
Townshead which anchored in the Delaware at Philadelphia on
October 5, 1737, from Amsterdam. Holland.

That he assumed the responsibility of a father is evident from

the so called Pass which he obtained from the officers in whose

jurisdiction they lived. The Pass, which is the pos-

The session of Mr. Jacob Clewell (116) of Philadelphia,

Pa., is written in German. The cut is a correct fac-

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WE CHARLES, by the grace of God margrave of Baden,
and grave of Sausenberg, count of Spanheim and Eberstein, lord
of Roeteln, Badenweyler, Lahr and Mahlberg & cet., by these
presents acknowledge and declare, that, upon the humble petition
of John Gefaeller from Auerbach, in our bailiwick of Stin, who
desires to betake himself to the island of Pennsylvania and to
make his home there; together with his wife, Louisa Frasch and
her two children from her first husband, John Franz Cleve and
George Craft Cleve ; — we have, for a suitable consideration, gra-
ciously released them from servitude by which heretofore they
have been allied and tjelonged to us ; and we do this with the
understanding, that neither we nor our princely heirs will have
to obtain any further claims on them or their heirs on account of
this servitude, unless theyshould sooner or later again settle in one
of the other places within our principality and territory, where
we ihave serfs, in which case they shall again be and become
serfs, as before.

In testimony of this we have ordered the present document to
be executed for the aforesaid John Gefaeller, given under our

THE CLEWELL FAMILY. 23

own signature and imprinted seal of the princely chancery, at our
princely residence, the city of Carls-Ruh, April 6. 1737.

It was generally understood that the above secured for them
the passage on the ship but it is not exactly that except in an in-
direct sense. It will be noticed that the tenor of the instrument
is the releasing of the man as well as of his wife and the
two children from servitude and when we read of their being held
as serfs we may become overwhelmed with astonishment. But
our descendants will not only find relief in their mortification, if
any there should be, in the history of the times and the sense
in which the word was used but also, the fact is settled forever
that the descendants of Franz and George Clewell have elevated
their position in society and that they lived that positive life
which had the assurance of being rewarded while the blood of
the nobility has degenerated in many instances.

The term serf must not be construed in this document as mean-
ing a slave and must also be distinguished from the serfs or vil-
lains of the early middle ages. These were subjugated by the
conqueror and consisted of the population of the earlier races.
There are also instances of persons selling themselves by reason
of famine or other pressing causes to the lords for the sake of
protection and still others who surrendered themselves to churces
and monastries for the sake of 'the benefits to be derived from
the prayers of their masters. Different as was the condition of
the serfs in different countries and at different periods, his posi-
tion, on the whole, was much more favorable than that of a
slave and by the customs of France and Germany the serfs were
only bound to fixed payments and duties in respect to their lords.
It is this latter condition from which our ancestral family seeks
release, and, like true and loyal subjects they petitioned their lord
for their freedom, and by paying their respects, were privileged
to take advantage of their purpose in a very honorable and
creditable manner. Whether the island of Pennsylvania as it was
then conceived, could afford them greater protection in the
vicissitudes of life than this lord who was unable to cope with the
difiaculties of the times, must have been a serious problem to
them but their sturdy spirit of independence and their christian
zeal over-shadowed all such thoughts. Moreover the wise have
said, "There are no gains without pains" and the journey was be-

24 THE HISTORY OF

gun. According to tradition the voyage was a stormy one. Storm
after storm overtook them and during one of these storms Jo-
hannes G'Fellern was drowned.

Thus we see that Louise Clavel G'Fellern landed at Philadel-
phia, a widow for the second time and now it seems the worst
time of her trials was at hand. It may be taken for granted that
they had some account of the surpassing advantages that were
to be realized in this new country before they left the Father-
land, but now the one on whom they had depended
The was missing. They had left a home but where

were they to find one here and who would support
Landing, them. The colony with which they came resolved
to try their fortunes in the Schuylkill Valley but
what incentive did the forests of that valley offer to a woman in
her position and to be separated from her acquaintances or even
kindred and stay in the city, was equally odious to her. Just
what made her to follow the colony into the Schuylkill Valley we
are not told but after she had handed her two sons, Franz and
George, over to their future masters as "Redemptioners" she
traveled alone in her bereavement and anxiety.

The family was among the thousands whose pecuniary means

were very limited but this was no insurmountable obstacle for a

chance to try the fortunes of the^new world. Therefore, they

generally entered into contracts with the shipmasters for their

passage to the New World. By the terms of these contracts, the

person agreed upon the arrival of the ship at the designated port

that he would allow himself to be sold into

The service to the highest bidder for a term of

time sufficient to liquidate their indebted-

Redemptioners. ness to the ship. Consequently upon their

arrival, such persons who entered into such

a compact were exposed for sale at auction or privately and their

services sold for a period of from three to five years whichever

might be found necessary to defray the expenses of the passage.

The price paid for them varied according to age and physical
condition but ordinarily they brought ten pounds, equal to about
$26.67 ^^ the old money of the province of Pennsylvania, or about
$50 according to the money standard of to-day.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY. 25

The sales of these unfortunates were chiefly made to the com-
paratively wealthy residents in the south-eastern part of the prov-
ince'of Pennsylvania, near Philadelphia, because there the great-
er need of such service was felt and the people had also more
ability to pay for such services. But the time came when the
market for these servants in the city became overstocked and it
was necessary to dispose of them at places more remote.

The guardian of our ancestors saw both her sons sold into such
servitude as well as that of their future wives. Franz Clewell be-
came the servant of a planter in the Schuylkill Valley while
George found his master in the city and served his term as a
"button-maker." Such was the introduction our ancestors re-
ceived but this stroke proved to be their fortune as well as to many
others, for it laid the foundation of a 'material prosperity, which
resulted frequently in the possession of their hundreds ot acres
of fertile land, their barns and granaries filled, besides means by
which they could have been the happy possessors of bonds and
stocks. After George had served his time as a redemptioner, he
also joined his friends in the vicinity of Oley in the Schuylkill
Valley and the dawn of a brighter future became apparent. His
brother, Franz, had acquired his own possessions and soon after-
wards married Salome Kuechley and George followed the ex-
ample a few years later by taking her sister, Anna Maria Kuech-
ley and making her his wife.

Whether the mother of these two maidens died in Oley or a
few years after they had left that place we are not certain but
the fact remains that their father Johannes Kuechley became a
widower and some time before the year 1750 had
Her married their mother-in-law, Louise Clavei

G'Fellern or the mother of their husbands. The
Third three families lived closely together for the rest
of their parents' lifetime as their possessions or
Marriage. plantations were contiguous which they purchas-
ed from the Provincial government and which
were situated north of Nazareth.

Here on the frontier, between the plantation of Franz Clewell
on the east and the plantation of George Clewell on the west
they, in the declining years of their lives, lived under the pro-
tection of their sons and daughters, breakiug words of wisdom

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to them and g-uiding them until all seemed to have been fairly
begun when they again were summoned to suffer a great loss.
In the year 1756, not many years after their marriage, she be-
came a widow for the third time through the death of he'-
husband. This being before the organization of the church at
Schoeneck, or about a year after they had petitioned the Mora-
vians for a minister and while they occasionally had religious
services in Franz Clevvell's house they, for some reason, buried
his remains on his own possessions.

She remained a widow for about eleven years in which she pre-
pared for her final summons. The Gospel as preached by the
Moravian ministers, convicted her of her sins and shortcomings
and reminded her of the instructions she had received in the days
of persecution. Wihen Franz was received into
Her the communion of the church at Schoeneck it

impressed her deeply and she eagerly longed
Widow' HOOD, for the saine privilege. After much prayer
and many trials, she was received into the
church on January 2^, 1763, according to the customs of the Mora-
vians and on August sixth of the same year she was permitted
to partake of the Holy Communion. She was thereby much
humbled and exclaimed "Moncher Sauveur m'a pris mon coein"
— ''My loving Saviour has come very near to my heart."

During her last years she was unable in consequence of advan-
ced age and infirmities to leave her home and she was almost
totally deaf, making it very difficult to converse with her and dur-
ing the last few months of her life she could hardly be understood.
She died of a violent and sudden hemorrhage from an attack of
pleurisy at six o'clock on the morning of October 5, 1767, aged
y2 years less two months. She was buried at Schoe-
Her neck on the Moravian God's Acre where her rest-
ing place is marked by a white marble slab and
Death, bears the following inscription:

"Louisa Kuechley, geborne Frache, geboren December 1695
zu Geneve in der Schweiz : Mutter von Franz and George Cle-
well. Sie war die Stamm-mutter von der zahlreichen Clevvell's
familie : Gestorben October, 1767."

Louisa Kuechley, maiden name Frache, born December, 1695,
in Geneva, Switzerland. Mother of Franz and George Clewell

GRAVE OF MADAME LOUISE KUECHLEY.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY. 2^

and ancestress of the numerous Clewell family. Died October,
1767.

It may not be amiss at this time to digress for a while from our
direct subject and give a few general points or hints on their
experiences as members of the Moravian church, then generally
known as the Brethren's Church. It appears that it was a more
serious matter to belong and have the privileges of a church
than at present. The fact that our ancestors became refugees
and sought religious freedom is a thing that can hardly be appre-
ciated to-day, and when they had the opportunity

Casting of uniting with a church here in America it was
seized and its precincts were approached with deep
Lots. piety. The guiding hand of Providence in the af-
fairs of men was recognized by those persecuted
people while they humbly submitted to Divine Will. The cus-
tom of deciding questions by lot among Moravians was uncom-
monly prevalent, both privately and in the control of church
aftairs. It was used in various ways, in making selections, in
seeking guidance in perplexity and in deciding questions and was
usually conducted by drawing names or numbers or slips on
which were written the words "yes" or "no." It was not, how-
ever, at exclusive Moravian custom but rather as a Providential
ruling. After our ancestors, Franz and George Clewell, as well
as their mother, were admitted into the Society of the Brethren,
the question whether they were fit subjects to partake of the
Lord's Supper was decided b}' lot. In the case of Franz it was
favorable at once but unfavorable to that of his mother and brother
and therefore they did not become full members of the church
until some time afterwards. They submitted to the decision with-
out murmuring and prepared for the next chance.

Previous to 1818, lot was applied to many marriages. This,
perhaps, was to carry out lofty ideals in the selection of conse-
crated associates and as a matter of complete subjection to Di-
vine guidance. However, the law of love took its course — and
as a result the system was generally disapproved. There were
also such among our descendants who were Moravians that de-
sired to marry some one not of the church and they would noi
submit to the system and again dissatisfaction arose. In one par-
ticular instance when the hand of a descendant widow with her

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three children was sought in marriage by one who belonged to the
church, he made his intentions known to the officials of the
church who wanted to proceed with lot when he told them "the
widow or none." Lot was favorable and the marriage was a
happy one as many among our descendants could testify.

Many of our readers may dispute the correctness of the orthog-
raphy of the name ClczccII and no attempt will be made to decide
that question but rather to present the various forms of the
name which came to our notice while gathering the data for this
book. It will be noticed that in the baptismal cer-
The tificate of George Craft the name is spelled Clairll
while in the passport the name is spelled Clcz'e. That
Name, the latter is a clerical error is almost self-evident, per-
haps confounded with the duchy, Cleves, in West-
phalia while the former may have been the form used by the peo-
ple in Europe. In the recital of the deed by the Commonwealth
to Franz, the name is repeatedly spelled "Klewell" alias "Cla-
vell" while Franz writes his own name with a K and about a year
afterwards, under the same circumstances, he Avrites Clczvcll
This may be explained by comparing the so-called hard sound of
C with the German K.

The form "Clewell" appears on the legal documents that were
executed by both Franz and George as their signatures and the
same form is used by their children in the execution of docu-
ments in the settlement of the estates with the exception of Abra-
ham (20), the youngest heir of George, who signed his name
Klewell. The reason for this was explained by his son, Abra-
ham ( 97 ) , who was still living at the time of the first reunion.
Abraham, son of George, had his family in Riiladelphia and
when the children entered school the teacher persisted in spelling
the name with a K and the whole family yielded.

In the list of taxable people of Xorthampton County, in 1780,
the name is spelled "Clewelder" and "Cleweld." In each case
the name begins with a C and the spelling of the rest of the word
is simple to anyone who understands the Pennsylvania German
dialect. This instance goes to prove the erroneousness of official
records which may have also been the case with the name on the
passport.

In the genealogy it will be noticed that Joseph William Clewell

THE CLEWELL FAMILY. 2g

(300) Spells his name "Cavelt." The history of the man will
explain the orthography of the name. While being- yet a mere lad
he became separated from his parents and was raised in a Penn-
sylvania German family who had not only neglected their own
education but failed to do their duty to the boy and consequently
when the time arrived that he had occasion to write his name,
he spelled it according to the pronunciation of the word among
those people.

Another form of the name is that of John F. (253) and James
D. (254) Clawell. But this form is similar to those already ex-
plained. Local pronunciation often changed the spelling of the
name.

We were often attracted by the similarity of our family sur-
name to that of others, like Clayville, Clavill and Clavell. The
hrst two as far as we have investigated have a history peculiar of
their own while the latter are inhabitants of Canada and claim
to be descendants of the pioneers of the colonial days as well as of
French nationality. We have reason to believe that they are a
distinctive branch of the family and that their form of the name
which is Clavell, bears the greater resemblance of the original
form. We leave the duty of finding the connecting link to the
future family historian.

30 THE HISTORY OF

The ViLLIAGE OF SCHOENECK.

The history of that small village about one mile north of
Nazareth called Schoeneck and which means "Pleasant Corner"
does not strictly belong to our Family History but it is so closely
allied with our early ancestors that it may find a proper place
among these pages.

It was in the year 1754 that a number of dwellers in Bush-
kill Township then a part of Plainfield Township, wrote a peti-
tion to the Synod of the Brethren now commonly known as
Moravians, who were holding their sessions in Bethel on the
Swatava, asking that body to send a minister, who could pro-
claim the Gospel of Jesus Christ to them pure and unadultera-
ted like the Apostle of old. The letter thus addressed was signed
by Franz Clewell, George Clewell, John Peter Stoudt, a
brother-in-law of the above named and John Kuechle, father-
in-law of the aforenamed, Henry Kostenbader, Walter Mueller
and — • Bleily.

Among these seven persons, Franz Clewell, who had been
awakened by a sermon of Rev. Eschenbach in Oley, was the
prime author of this movement, influenced principally by his
concern for the salvation of his children.

It was resolved by that Synod to send a minister to them who
met the seven petitioners in the house of Franz Clewell. Here
in this house, services were held from time to time by Mora-
vian ministers who came on request, during the year 1755 and
each meeting attracted more of the neighbors and thus con-
tinuing until 1756 the question of building a place of worship
and a school-house was earnestly discussed.

All of them felt the need but the obstacles that had to be over-
come seemed like mountains because of their limited number
in building and supporting the same.

About the year 1756, the Moravian Synod again came to their
aid when they passed a resolution that a congreg'ation place

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

31

should be established on the Nazareth Tract a short mile from
Nazareth Hall in the direction of the Bilue Mountains. This
place so established, received the name Schoeneck, named after
a place in Austria which belonged to Count Zinzindorf's family.
In 1760 Georg-e Clauss who later became the father-in-law
of Elizabeth Clewell (12), oldest daughter of George Clewell
(3), built the first house in the place. In the spring of 1762,
the building of the proposed place of worship and school-house
was commenced and so steadily and vehemently was the work
pushed that the third of October of the same year was set
apart for its consecration.

THE BUILDING OF +*?*■ USED AS A CHURCH, SCHOOL HOUSE AND DWELLING.

This was the first church which evidently stood a few rods
north of the present church. On August 12 previous to the
consecration of this church, Rev. Daniel Neibert and his wife
Hannah, arrived' as the first regular pastor.

In the year 1763, the grave-yard was laid out and it was
so destined that the builder of the first house, George Clauss,
should also be the first one whose remains were interred in the
cemetery.

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At the dedication services held October 3, 1762, it was an-
nounced that all those friends who had aided in building the
place of worship would be considered "Societaets-'M embers"
that is, such who have mutually banded themselves together, not
to live for themselves in the world but to live for Him alone,
and also on this occasion a daughter of P'ranz and Salome
Clewell was baptized and received the name Christina (See
biography).

Many people from N'azareth, Christian Springs and Gnaden-
thal came to Schoeneck to witness the dedication of the church
and see the new settlement.

On November 28, being the first congregation Day, Franz
Clewell and his wife Salome became members of the congrega-
tion while more were added to the "Society." The congrega-
tion flourished while many of its members began to look for a
place nearer to the church on which they would settle and so
one by one the houses were erected in the village. In less than
thirty years the necessity of a larger church became apparent.
At the celebration of the Congregational Festival on the Third
of October, 1792, the lack of room brought the subject up in

CHURCH OF 17S3 AND THE PARSONAGE BUILT IN 1826.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

33

an earnest manner. It was proposed by some to enlarge their
old church while others favored the building- of a new church
and this was finally accepted by a majority.

The matter was then referred to the General Helpers' Con-
ference, a body of the Moravian Church, which expressed their
approval that a new church, to be build of stone, forty-two feet
long, thirty-six feet wide and sixteen feet high, should be erect-
ed south of the old school-house and to be connected with the
latter by a passage way. During the winter of 1792-93, the
stones and timbers were hauled together by the members who
were also faithfully and without renumeration assisted by the
Moravians from Nazareth as well as the whole neighborhood
and all other preparations prior to the erection of the building

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CHURCH BUILT IN 1888

made, so that the 17th of June, 1793 was fixed a.^ the date for
the corner-stone laying. On the following 27th day of July
the roof was placed into position and the work progressed so
rapidly that October 20, 1793 was set apart for the "consecra-
tion and dedication" services.

Franz and George Clewell were again among the members
of the building committee of the congregation which consisted

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THE HISTORY OF

of 58 married men and women, i widower, 4 widows, 4 unmar-
ried men, 9 larger boys, 9 unmarried women, 7 larger girls, 30
boys and 35 girls.

The first church and school house was torn down in 1826 to
make room for the present parsonage which was built on to
the north wall of the church built in 1793 and this church in
turn was torndovvn in 1888 and the present edifice erected and
dedicated ou October 6th, 1S89. Among the members of the
building committee for the erection of this church was Lewis B.
Clewell, a descendant of Franz, while the bell in the tower of the
church was a donation to the congregation by the descendants
of Philip Clewell through the instrumentality of Rev. Lewis P.
Clewell, a descendant of George, and bears the following in-
scription : "In memory of Philip and Anna Maria Clewell,
by their children and grand-children, 1889." Rev. Lewis P.
Clewell made the presentation address.

'J'^ " «?^>Sii^<^i.

THE VILLAGE OF SCHOENECK.

Thus, around the history of this church clusters much of the
history of many a descendant of Franz and George Clewell.
There was seldom a time that not almost half of the members
of the congregation were descendants of the Clewells, and nearly
half of the unique and beautiful custom of the flat marble slabs,
mark the resting place of the remains of a Clewell descendant
on the grave-yard. Every generation except the eighth has

1142803

THE CLEWELL FAMILY. 35

left its vestige in the village while many have received their first
lessons in moral and religious duties in that visage church.
The village proper lies between the grave-yard on the north
and the church on the south consisting of about one dozen
dwellings and were at one time nearly all inhabited by Clewells.
Here also many scenes of childhood are laid, but in later life
left their homes and journeyed towards the four quarters of the
globe. With them went p'leasant memories of festival occasions
while the weeping-willows in front of the church seemed to
mourn their departure. For twenty or more years the voice of
Rev. John J. Regennas who was married to a Clewell descendant
proclaimed the Gospel of Peace and the necessity of a happy
and righteous life which was emphasized later by a Clewell
descendant who was born in the village in the person of Rev.
Lewis P. Clewe'll.

The village has always been a quiet, pleasant, residential
spot, with a serenity hovering over it that suggests to the intel-
ligent mind the trials on the one hand and on the other, happy
and comfortable homes of our parents and grand-parents.

36 THE HISTORY OF

AUTOBIOGRAPHY

OF

Franz Clewell.

Translated by Rev. Lewis P. Clewell from the
German Church Records of Schoeneck, Pa.

Our dejDarted Brother communicated the fonowing of his
seventy-seven years of earthly pilgrimage.

"I was born on September 24, 1720, in Auerbach, Baden, Dur-
lach. My Grandi Parents were 'Frertch Potestant (Hugue-
nots), who during the time of the great religious persecutions
fled from Dauphin, France, with their children, leaving all their
possessions behind. It was quick flight or sure death for them.
They became members of the Reformed Church at Auerbach,
where I was born and baptized and in my fifteenth year, after
careful instruction in Holy Writ and the doctrines of the Re-
formed Church, confirmed and admitted to the Holy Commun-
ion. In my tenth year, I had the misfortune of loosing my
father by death, who, in the full and blessed assurance of Faith
in the Lord Jesus Christ, passed from time into eternity.

After the lapse of a year, my mother married again — ^John
G'Fallerns (Feller) who was born in Switzerland. But owing
to the long continued French wars at that time, which brought
ruin, desolation and poverty to the country, we saw nothing but
ruin and poverty in store for us and hence resolved to emigrate
to North America, arriving in Philadelphia, (the City of
Brotherly Love) in the Fall of 1737.

On our artival in the vessel, mv dear mother handed me over
to my future master, and she begged him earnestly to see to it,
that I attended church regularly, as well as attend to my private
devotions and admonished me to continue in the fear of the
Lord and trust his aid and assistance.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY. 3/

In the home of my master in the vicinity of Oley, Pennsyl-
vania, during the five years of my service, I fared remarkably
well but there was little opportunity to attend relig-ious services
anywhere as my dear mother had requested, because at that time
there was no church far or near. It happened on one occasion
while out on business for my master that I passed a house where
there was a large gathering of people so that many had to stand,
on the outside ; thinking that it was a public sale, I rode up and
tied my horse and forced myself in, but soon realized my mistake.
From the little that I could catch I inferred that it was a Roman
Catholic Seminary. On reaching home, I inquired further of my
master about it. He informed me that they were "Herrnhuter"
Moravians, who, a short time ago, came to this country and
preached a new doctrine. This aroused my curiosity in what this
new doctrine consisted and I found that it was the same to
which my sainted father held fast and in which he instructed me.
The doctrine of the merits of His atoning death. The teaching
of these precious, saving truths had already made a deep im-
pression on my heart and served as a good seed in my heart
while through the grace of God and the mercy of the Lord,
they sprang up in due time and bore fruit.

In September, 1744, I married my dear wife, Salome, maiden
name Kuechley (a daughter of his mother's third husband) and
we moved into the Oley Hills. The next year we sold our pos-
sessions there and moved with our first born child, daughter
Magdalin to this place where we have since resided. (By "this
place" is meant the old homestead, see cut. which was located
about one and a half miles north of Nazareth near the village of
Millgrove now Aluta, and commonly known as the Gold Farm.)
We had a hard time at first. Manv trials from within and from
without confronted us. The country was very sparsely popu-
lated and frequent Indian wars menaced us. We were obliged to
endure many privations with all our hard work. When I think
of those times and see how richly I have been blessed with tem-
poral things I feel that I cannot be grateful enough.

Our greatest sorrow was however that we had no opportunity
of attending Religious services anywhere in the neighborhood.
My neighbors and I made repeated attempts to secure a minister
who would serve us with the Word and Sacrament but without
avail. Later we asked a Dunkard minister to preach to us oc-

38 THE HISTORY OF

casionally and he promised and made an appointment but never
came and thus ended our second failure. In all these experience
I see the wise and gracious guidance of the Lord.

In the course of time we sent a written request to the Synod
of the Brethren held at Bethel on the Swatava, (now Lebanon
County) telling' them of our spiritual needs and requested them
to send if possible a Lutheran minister to us. In all this I was
very much concerned, lest the Brethren (Moravians) might
turn us away from the true faith which we thought we had.
I freely expressed my fears to Brother Rev. Henry Ranch who
was deputized by the Synod to confer with us. Then I heard
for the first time clearly and distinctly what constituted "true
Faith" — To know ourselves as poor sinners and Jesus Christ as
our only Saviour. I realized, at once, that I as yet lacked this
saving faith. But the loving spirit in which the Brother directed
us in the way of life made a deep impression on me and my
neighbors and our confidence in the Brethren who served us since
February, 1755, with the Word and Sacrament, preaching and
baptizing our children, grew gradually.

Another experience that I had about this time that I wish to
record here for the benefit of my children and others of my neigh-
bors and friends who might have similar perplexities is — that I
was deeply impressed with the fact that children were a ^ift of
God and that He held us responsible for their proper bringing up,
etc. This occasioned me many anxious hours lest I might come
short in this duty. On one occasion while gathered with them
around the table, watching them and listening to their conver-
sation, such a terrible fear came over me lest one or another of
them might go astray, that I could not refrain from tears. In
this distress of heart I left the table and went out into the woods
where I expected to work but my feelings overcame me when I
fell on my knees and earnestly besought the Lord that He might
take them into His own hands and guard them from all evil and
since I lacked the needed wisdom and understanding to train
them up in His fear, He should in mercy grant it to me.

Then and there I experienced such a blessed assurance that He
had heard my prayers that I have ever since felt that they were
safe in His hands.

I know from blessed experiences that if we commit our child-

THE CLEWELL FAMILY. 39

ren into the hands of the Lord and ask him for guidance to bring-
them up in his fear and service, he will grant it. But it has
also humiliated me at times when I recognized that T came short
in my paternal duties or when through haste in work or in deed
I became a stumbling block to my children. Oh, how much the
dear Lord has to forgive me in this !

These and many similar experiences which the dear Saviour
made plain to my poor sinful heart beside the testimony of the
blessed Gospel by the Brethren who preached statedly in my
house, brought me gradually into closer fellowship with Him
whom I formerly knew with all my imaginary true faith only as
the great and true God and now. T had learned to know my Friend
and only Saviour.

Since the year 1760 when they ceased to hold services in my
house, we attended the services at Nazareth until in October, 1762,
when the first chapel in Schoeneck was dedicated. On that day
I was admitted into the Society and on the first anniversary day
ofthe congregation in November admitted into full communicant
membership. On the sixth day of August, 1763, I was permitted
to partake of the Holy Communion for which 1 had long antici-
pated.

I often longed for this privilege but in our isolation it was de-
nied me for these many years past. (The reader is here asked
to contemplate and contrast this incident with the time when he
partook of the Lord's Supper for the first time after his confir-
mation in Auerbach. Ed.)

But here I had another experience and I had to be convinced
that I could be saved only through the free and undeserved grace
of the Lord Jesus Christ. I had missed it in the past by not per-
mitting this free grace to have free course in me. I received the
Bread and thought — "This is the Body of the Lord Jesus given
for me." Now I must experience deep feelings, great ecstacy,
etc., but failed to have them. In like manner I received the Cup,
my feelings continued the same, and now my faith commenced to
waver and I cried out in my heart that the dear Lord would have
mercy upon me and help me, a_poor, helpless sinner. O the bless-
ed assurance I received at that moment ! I cannot describe. Heart
and eyes overflowed with thankful, penetential tears. Here 1 ex-
perienced fully what free grace really is. On this Grace of my
dear Saviour I will steadfastly lean until mine end."

40 THE HISTORY OF ]

HIS ACQUISITIONS AND HIS WIFE SALOME,
NEE KUECHLEY.

Thus ends his own recital of his seventy-seven years of life but
by his obituary, preserved in the archives of the Schoeneck
Moravian Church, and old documents handed to us, we may
learn a few more valuable things of the elder of our early ances-
tors.

We have no record of his boyhood days, but the allusions in
his autobiography. Apparently, his early days were spent admidst
the religious strifes of the early part of the eighteenth century
under the protection of a devoted father who instilled the prin-
ciples of liberty and perseverance into his two boys which made
for them success in later life. The death of his father must have
added to angjish and perhaps hastened the responsibilities of
manhood. He makes no reference to his step-father but leaves
Europe for America in company with him and his mother. On
arriving at Philadelphia, it was his mother who handed him over
to his future master who lived at Oley. Berks County, Pa. Tra-
dition has it that his master was a Dr. Hieister, a planter. The
fact of his serving five years as a "Redemptioner" shows plainly
that the family was poor in worldly goods since it became neces-
sary for his mother to sell the services of her son in return for
the payment of his passage.

We are not told in what he fared well while with his master,
but it may be a fair conclusion that it was financially since he
had his own possessions for the short time he lived there. After
his five years of service, in September, 1744, he married Salome
Kuechley, who was born in Neureuth, in Baden-Dnrlach on Janu-
ary 15, 1728. She also came to America in 1737 and with her
parents settled in the vicinity of Oley, Berks county. Pa., where
she also served for a time as "Redemptioner." After the death
of her husband she moved to Nazareth and took apartments in
the Sister's House where she rested for the rest of her life and
one of her daughters constantly waiting on her. She died May
18, 1812, and is buried in the Nazareth graveyard. She was al-
ways concerned about the welfare and happiness of her children
and especially about their religion. She was a woman of sterling

THE CLEWBLL FAMILY. 4 1

virtues and an affable and peaceable disposition and greatly es-
teemed by her friends and acquaintances.

They began housekeeping on their possessions in Oley but for
some reason soon sold it and moved to the north of Nazareth
where he bought a tract of land from the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania containing one hundred and sixty-seyen acres plus
six per centum allowance for roads, etc.. and paid for it, twenty-
eight pounds, one shiiHing (28£ is) in English money or aboat
$136.50. The tract was called Iiidostan. The patent is written
on parchment and specifies that the above grant is free and clear
of all restrictions and reservations as to mine royalties excepting
and reserving only the one-fifth part of all gold and silver ore
for the use of the Commonwealth to be delivered at the pit's
mouth, clear of all charges.

The patent was granted and signed by His Excellency Thomas
Miffilin, Esq., President of theSupremeExecutive Council and the
seal of the State affixed the Twelfth day of February, 1790, and
the Commonwealth the fourteenth year. This patent contains
four Warrants, dated January 31, 1746, for fifty acres; Decem-
ber II, 1770, twenty-four and one-fourth acres; December 8,
1774, forty and one-eighth acres, and May 13, 1789, thirty-five
acres ; a total of one hundred and nine and three-eighths acres.
Comparing this acreage with that granted in the patent, the reader
may form a fair idea of the liberality of the Commonwealth in
its allowance for roads.

We are not able to explain who granted his first Warrant, it
being before this Commonwealth had received the name Penn-
sylvania, but it establishes the fact that he moved to the frontier
as his tract was bounded on the north, east and west by lands
of the Commonwealth and on the south by Demuth's possessions.
We regret that we are not able to relate the details of his priva-
tions and Indian insurrections but the history of frontiersmen has
been so ably and vividly described that our school children are
fairly familiar with it. However hard his struggles may have
been during his manhood, his labors were crowned by no mean
reward. According to the history of Northampton County the
taxable inhabitants of Plainfield Township in 1780, numbered one
hundred and thirty-three and the name of Franz Clewell appears
eleventh in amount of assessed value, it being 357i. The real estate

42 THE HISTORY OF

which was sold by his executors after the death of his wife
amonted to 2g42£. 13s. gd. and the personal property to I43£. 5s.
45^ d. The total being- equal to about $15,000. During' his life time
he had acqired about 323 acres of land which, according to the
above amount, was sold for about $50 an acre.

In his Last Will and Testament, recorded at Easton, Pa.,
there are also a few items of interest which in contrast with what
is regarded valuable to-day will help to appreciate his circum-
stances all the more. He says 'T have been richly blessed with
temporal things and which is hereinafter more fully described.
My beloved wife, Salome, is to have the one-third of all the sum-
mer and winter grain and of hay both the first and second crop
to be delivered into the barn and full possession and use of the
house I now live in and of the stable, garden and grass lot and
potatoe patch and the use of one-third part of the barn and six
rows of apple trees and her cow shall go in pasture with the ten-
ants cattle and the tenant shall haul her fire-wood to the house
and her grain to the mill and home again free of any charges, and
my said wife shall have the use of all my household furniture
during her natural life. After her death all property is to be
sold at public sale except my clothes, which I bequeath to my
son, John. All moneys are to be divided equally, share and share
alike, after all just debts and expenses are paid, except a prefer-
ence of ten pounds, to my son, John, and of thirty pounds to my
daughter, Julianna." The executors named in the Will were his
sons, John and Francis and dated October 20, 1792, and witness-
ed by Jacob Eyerly, Jr., and Joseph Levering.

While thus engaged with the temporal affairs of life we must
not lose sight of the fact that he was very anxious about his sal-
vation. His name appears first among the petitioners for a
preacher of the Gospel and for several years religious services
were held in his house. If we consider the size of his house and
his large family, one may feel the inconvenience and be at a loss
to see where the neighbors and other friends found room to listen
to a sermon. On Easter Sunday in the year 1755, Rev.
Lille, a Moravian minister, preached in his house and baptized a
son of F"ranz and Salome Clewell with the nam^e Francis and a
son of George and Anna Maria Clewell with the name John.
The occasion, having been announced previously, was largely

THE CLEWELL FAMILY. 43

attended. He was a member of the building- committee of both
the first church in Schoeneck and also of the second.

During- the time that services were held in his house an in-
cident happened which may illustrate the anxieties and dangers
of those times. In 1759 an infant son of Franz and Salome
Clewell died and the graveyard at Schoeneck not being laid out
they were obliged to bury in the graveyard of the Nazareth
Congregation. This graveyard is located on the highest point
in the vicinity of Nazareth and is generally, althoug-h a misno-
mer, called "the Indian Graveyard." On the day of interment
the men deemed it prudent to carry their arms on account of
possible attacks from hostile Indians which often threatened the
people on funeral occasions. To these same dangers the wor-
shippers exposed themselves while services were held in Franz's
house and during more critical times. The Indian insurrection
of 1755 was general throughout the country and the name of
Franz Clewell with his family appears among the refugees at
the Rose Inn and also at the Whitfield House, Nazareth.

In his younger years, he was steward in the Schoeneck Con-
gregation and enjoyed the fullest confidence and respect of all
the members as well as of the entire community in which he
lived. His married life of more than fifty-two years was full of
happiness, mingled with great cares and anxieties. He posses-
sed a vigorous constitution and good health until old age but in
the autumn of 1797 he began to fail visibly, being affected by
dropsy. He lingered until January 24, 1798, at four P. M. when
he died. He is buried in the Schoeneck graveyard.

44 THE HISTORY OF

George Craft Clewell

and his wife
Anna Maria, nee Kuechley.

(This is to certify) That to the late Francois Clavell, refugie'
at Auerbach, and to his lawful wife, Louise, by the blessing of
God, on November i8, 1726, a little son was born, who according
to christian custom was baptized and in the holy sacrament re-
ceived the name of George Craft. The sponsors at the baptism
were:

His Excellency, the privy-counsellor Zur Glocken, upper bailiff
at Pfortzheim,

His Reverence, the Church-counsellor & Superintendent at
Pfortzheim, Geo. Ch. Bergmann,

Mrs. Martha Floeszer, wife of the magistrate of Langenstein-
bach,

Anna Catharina Veylinger ( ?), wife of a Justice of the peace
at Auerbach.

All of whom, upon request, is herewith certified to by his own
hand and the setting of his regular seal :

P. ElSENLOHR,

Pastor at Langensteinbach, Schulberg and x\uerbach.
Langensteinbach, April 30, 1737.

The foregoing is a literal translation of the baptismal certifi-
cate from the German of George Craft Clewell. He was born at
Auerbach, Durlach, P)aden, and baptized and raised in the Re-
formed Church. In his fourth year his father died and in his
eleventh year, he, in company with his mother and older brother,
Fanz, made the journey across the Atlantic to America, landing
at Philadelphia, October 5, 1737. On their arrival he likewise

THE CLEWELL FAMILY. 45

became a "Redemptioner" to pay for his passage across the ocean
and served about five years in a button-factory in the city.
After his term of service he became a member of the colony
which had settled in the O'ley Hills where his mother and older
brother and future wife lived. We are not told what he did while
he lived in the colony. He was married on the sixteenth of Oc-
tober, 1750, to Maria Kuechley, who was a sister of the wife of
Franz Clewell. She was born in Neureuth, Durlach, Baden, on
the twenty-sixth day of August, 1726. She came to America
with her father and sisters on the ship William, John Carter,
master, and landed at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on Octo-
ber I, 1737. The voyage being considered^ a calm one, yet one
of the sixty-six Palatinates which embarked at Rotterdam was
drowned while two were sick. Upon landing in Philadelphia
they proceeded toward Manatany and settled in Oley. Here she
also served as "redemptioner" for nearly five years — ^(Wo sie ge-
gen funf jahre fur ihre fathrt diente). She was brought up in the
Lutheran church. After their marriage they moved to the fron-
tier of the Moravian settlements and for two years lived with
Franz Clewell, where the two brothers met the two sisters for
the third time and every time in different and new conditions or
environment. First as children in Auerbach, second in Oley as
immigrants and third as married people in the place which was
destined to become the battle-rounds of their careers.

While they were living with his brother, he was busily engaged
in building a house on a tract of land which he had acquired by
patent, dated December 31, 1766, called "Nombra-de-Dios," con-
. taining 118 acres and 126 perches and situated about four miles
north-west of Nazareth and about one mile east of the present
village of Moorestown. To this tract he added another of 200^
acres, called "Antigiia" for which he paid 5£ i6s. The patent
is dated April 12, 1790, and the tract lies along the Bushkill
Creek, adjoining his brother's tract toward the east.

This plantation was occupied by them for more than forty
years and their privations may easily be imagined when we con-
sider the fact that they were on the extreme frontier. In connec-
tion with his farming he did considerable trading with the Indians
and having acquired some knowledge of medicine and surgery
he was frequently called upon by his neighbors as well as the Red

46 THE HISTORY OF

Men to relieve them of their bodily ills. Tradition has it that
at one time a big stalwart Indian came to him with a toothache
while out upon his fields, and, sending for his hook with which
he extracted the teeth, he told the Indian to sit upon a stump and
then and there performed the operation while the Indian screamed
for pain. Thus it may be noted that George was more a man of
affairs which trait, no doubt, was largely acquired during his
youthful days which he spent in the city as a redemptioner. On
several occasions his brother intended to give him his fraternal
advice in regard to the best methods of farming, etc., to which
he made reply: "You farm as you like best; I prefer to trade'
with the Indians ; that pays better than the best of farming."
But with all his intercourse with the Indians which would make
it seem possible to securely gain the friendship of the Indians, he
considered himself a common foe in the time of insurrections.
He and his family were among the refugees on several occasions
at the Rose Inn about a mile north of Nazareth and during the
insurrection of 1755, they had fled to the Whitfield House, Naza-
reth, where his son, Daniel, was born. It certainly must have
been a unique sight to see the men go out in companies at the
break of day each morning during these times to look after their
homes and cattle. They were fully armed and never knew how
they might be ambushed by the Indians.

Although being a busy man on his farm and trading with the
Indians, he did not neglect his religious duties. When, in 1754,
a petition of the settlers was sent to the Moravians, the name of
George Clewell appears second and he attended the services of
the Moravian missionaries in the house of Franz Clewell regular-
ly and was also active in assisting at the building of the church-
es at Schoeneck. On October 3, 1762. the day of the dedication
of the first church and school-house, he became a member. of the
Society and the following year a full member. He partook of
the Holy Communion for the first time in 1765 having been
denied the privilege sooner because "lot" being against him. On
the Easter Sunday of 1755 while worshipping in the house of his
brother, their son, John, was baptized by Rev. Lille, and in 1762
they buried a son, Abraham, on the old Nazareth cemetery when
the men went with their rifles on account of the dangers from
the Indians.

His obituary adds — that he was permitted in the Providence of

THE CLEWELL FAMILY. 47

God to become identified with the Brethren's (Moravian) Church
which he regarded as a special mark of grace from the Lord, ex-
pressing himself most gratefully during his last illness.

He lived in married life for forty-three years, and at the time
of his death had thirty-one grandchildren and three great-grand-
children. Although the family had already spread considerably,
he expressed his great pleasure that all of his children were uni-
ted with the church, the welfare of whom he always had at heart
and was anxious that they should walk in the foot-steps of their
Lord and not in the ways of the world. He was highly esteem-
ed and well-beloved by all who knew him and was noted for his
industry and uprightness and as a peace-loving citizen. He died
from the effects of dropsy at 7 A. M., on May 6, 1793, at his
homestead. His sufferings were greatly overshadowed by the
tender care of his wife and children and he appreciated the sym-
pathy of his neighbors and friends.

He, like his brother. Franz, was also successful in his acquisi-
tions. The value of his property together with his occupation in
1780, according to the list of taxables of Northampton County,
was 335i, being only 22i less than that of his brother, and his
estate was appraised at a little more than nine thousand dollars.
In his last will and testament, he left to the use and management
of his wdfe, Anna Maria, for life, all his real and personal property
excepting only so much personal property as would be sufficient
to pay his just debts and funeral expenses; that after her death,
all his property should be sold at public auction and equally divid-
ed, share and share alike, among his eleven children deducting out
of the shares or parts of Elizabeth Clauss the sum of twenty
pounds which was to be divided among the ten. The will is
dated May 24, 1791, and named his two sons, Jacob and George,
as executors and was witnessed by William Henry, Melchoir
Christ and Joachim Wigman. Later there was a codicil to the
will in which he precludes and bans George Clauss from receiving
any part of the estate thus placing the share of Elizabeth in trust.
This action was taken not because of any particular ill-feeling
against his son-in-law but rather in justice to his children since
he had aided George Clauss through the unfortunate times while
in partnership in business and which, it was understood, should
be paid back but death intervened too soon.

48 THE HISTORY OF

A release of Elizabeth Clauss, wife of George Clauss, to the
Executors shows that she released the Executors for her share by
settling the account and receiving ioo£ for her share. The
share of each of the other ten children was i/oi 2s.

The widow having possession and control of all of his pos-
sessions during her natural life, remained on the farm for about
four years after his death when her children built a house for her
atSchoeneck and onAugust 9, 1797, she moved into it. Her daugh-
ter, Salome, going with her and attending her during the rest of
her life. On April 22, 1805, the widow released her rights in the
Will to the executors and the estate could be divided. On
August 26, 1808, the occasion of her birthday anniversary, her
children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren gathered at her
home which pleased her very much and for the last time she saw
her whole family together. The infirmities of old age were clear-
ly manifested, particularly her hearing made it difficult to speak
to her and she was fast declining. In the following spring, on
March 19, 1809, she died at 9 A. M., at the ripe age of 82 years,
6 months and 20 days. She had 69 grandchildren and 19 great-
grandchildren.

Genealogy

OF THE

Clewell Family.

EXPLANATORY NOTES TO GENEALOGY.

1. All the families are numbered. The index refers to the
number above the family names.

2. Each family is considered a unit and shows the names of
the members with dates of birth and death and marriage.

3. The numbers above or below the letters F or G in the first
column, show" the generations to which the parent and children
belong. F indicates the family a descendant of Franz and G of
George Clewell. the progenitors of the family.

4. The numbers in the second column refer to their families.
The first number which is to the left of each parent name refers
to the family where that person is found as a child. The re-
mainder of the numbers to the left of the names in that family
refer to where that person is the parent.

5. \\'hen two names are found above children then both
parents are descendants.

GKNKALOGY

jeu

No

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1

Ik

1. Francois Clavell

Louisa Fraclie Clavell

Dec. 5, 1(595

Oct. 5, 1767 I

2. Johannes G'faellern

Cliildreu

(

3. John Kuechle

1

2

Jolin Franz Clavell

tseiit. 27. li2U

Jan. 24, 1798

Seloma Kuechle

.

*3

(ieorge Craft Clavell

2

Frauz Clewell

Nov. 18, 1726

May 6, 1793

Anna Maria Kuechle

1

1

Sept. 27, 172U

Jan. 24, 1798

Seloma Kuechle

V

('hihlren

2

Maria Alagdelana

June 13, 1745

Sept 20, 1806

Single

4

Elizabeth

Nov. 18, 1746

Nov. 16, 1818

Leonard Koehler

i

5

Catharine

Oct. 19, i(-48

Oct. 2.5, 1789

John Heckedorn

1

6

John

Apr. 21, 1750

Apr. 28, 1828

Anna Johanna Ivlein

7

Anna Maria

June 24, 1752

Mar. 24, 1835

John Frederick Danke

8

Francis, Jr.

July 22, 1754

Feb. 4, 1818

Anna E. E. Weinland

Kosina

Sept. 29, 1757

Mar 16, 1836

Single

Nathaniel

Oct. 23, 1759

Oct. 25, 1760

Saloma

Feb. 2, 1761

Feb. 10, 1816

Single

Christina

Sept. 21, 1762

Apr. 6, 1810

Single

9

Nathaniel

Jan. 25, 1765

July 25, 1814

Elizabeth Klein

Julianna

Mar. 16, 1768

May 16, 1846

Single

10

Anna Dorathea
3

George Clewell

Sept. 28, 1769

Feb. 16, 1840

Conrad Kreuser

1

1

Nov. 18, 1726

May 6, 1793

Anna Maria Kuechle

G

Children

2

11

Jacob

Sept. 21, 1751

June 22, 1824

Anna Cath. Roehrig

12

Elizabeth

Mar. 16, 1753

Sept. 19, 1833

George Clauss

13

John

Sept. 12, 1754

June 30. 1827

Christina Weinland

14

Daniel

Feb. 14, 1756

Apr. 29. 1844

Susanna M. Klein

15

George, Jr.

Mar. 11, 1758

Mar. 17, 1816

Anna Johanna Knauss

k;

Joseph '

Aug. 3, 1760

June 30, 1832

Magdalena Knauss

Abraham

Jan. 9. 1762

May 8, 1782

17

F'rancis

Mar. 30, 1763

Mar. 2, 1816

Anna Maria Leinbach

18

Anna Catherine

Dec. 3, 1765

Feb. 11, 1829

Joseph Levering

Saloma Maria

May 3. 1767

Mar. 2, 1842

Single

19

-Christian .

Nov. 2, 1770

Aug. 14, 1847

Maria K. Kreider

20

Abraham
4

Elizabeth Koehler

July 11, 1776

May 11, 1854

Sarah E. Boeman

2

2

Nov. 18, 1746

Nov. 16, 1818

Leonard Koehler

F

Children

3

21

John

1773

Deceased

Magdalena Zartman

22

Nathaniel
5

Catharine Heckedorn

Nov. 10, 1774

Deceased

Rebecca M. Kaufman

2

2

Oct. 19, 1748

Oct. 25, 1789

John Heckedorn

F

Children

3

Johannes

Dec. 23, 1773

Deceased

Elizabeth

June 28, 1775

Deceased

Christian

Apr. 28, 1777

Aug. 13. 1778

Christian

Nov. 21, 1778

Deceased

Catharine

Sept. 5. 1780

Nov. 30, 1857

Single

Anna Maria

Oct. 20, 1782

Deceased

23

Rosina

Sept. 20. 17&4

Nov. 3, 1863

Rev. A. Luckenbach

Nathaniel

Mar. 15, 1787

Feb. 13, 1794

Efforts to

obtain definite information regards this family failed.

GENEALOGY OF

Geu.

No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

2

6

John Clewell

Apr.

21,

1750

Apr.

28,

1828

Anna Johanna Klein

i''

('liildreii

3

24

Elizabetli

Apr.

10.

1781

Feb.

19,

1838

Andrew Whitesell

25

John. Jr.

Nov.

12.

1783

Dec.

8,

1845.

Mary Christ

20

Anna Johanna

May

12,

1780

Jan.

25,

1872

John J. Echensberger

27

Joseph

Apr.

19,

1788

Feb.

11,

1871

Anna Maria Boerstler

Anna Catharine

Sept

19,

1790

July

18,

1828

Single

Rosina

Jan.

4,

1793

Aug.

11,

1819

Single

Sarah

Oct.

20,

1795

Nov.

2^

1879

Single

28

Jacob

Oct.

11,

1799

Jan.

30,

lc71

Rebecca Seyfrietl

29

Thomas

Nov.

3,

1802

Apr.

13,

1871

Florentina Leibert

2 2 Anna Maria Danke
1'' Cliildren

3 30 John Frederick

John

31 Francis Christian

32 :Maria Magdelena

June 24, 1752 Mar. 24, 1835

Sept. 5, 1780
Jan. 22 ,1783
June 20. 1785
Feb. 7, 1790

May 21, 1827
Unknown
Jan. 20, 1854
Oct. 12, 1810

John Fretl. Danke
Barbara Ehrenhart

Anna M. Ehrenhart
John J Bickensberger

2

2

Francis Clewell,

Jr.

July

22,

1754

Feb. 4, 1818

F

Children

3

33

rhilippine

Aug.

18.

1788

May 17. 1S57

34

John Samuel

Mar.

19,

1791

Dec. 29, 1850

35

Johanna Maria

Mar.

29,

1793

June 20, 1807

Anna E. Weinland

George Miller
Catharine Hahn
Paul Siegfried

2

2

Nathan. el Clewell

Jan.

25,

1705

July

25,

1814

Aima E. Klein

1''

Children

3

30

F. Thomas

Apr.

21,

1701

Feb.

1.

ISGG

Maria S. Stauber

37

Anna Elizabeth

Feb.

20,

1793

1879

John Oerter

38

Christina

Oct.

11.

1790

July

15,

1833

Philip Fulkerson

Christian

Sept

IS.

1799

:\Iar.

3((.

l.S^IO

39

John Gottfrey

July

12,

1802

June

25

1834

Judith Everett

10

2 Anna Dorothea Kreuser
No Children

Sept. 28, 1709

Fe

10. 1840

Conrad Krieuser

11

2

3

Jacob Clewell

Sept. 21

1751

June

22.

1824

Anna C. Rohrig

(i

Children

3

40

Christian

Apr. 18.

1778

May

13.

iS3r.

Elizabeth Brader

41

George

July 1.

1781

Sept.

o

1825

Elizabeth Luckenbacli

42

Jacob

:Mav 13.

1783

Oct.

1,

1802

Susanna Miller

43

Anna Maria

Mar. 0,

1780

Henry Schneider

44

John

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

53

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Miarried to

12

3 Elizal)eth(Clauss) Mar. IG,

Lachenauer
Children (first liusband)

1752

Sept. 19, 1833

45

Catliarine

.NOV.

14,

1774

June 2, 1850

4G

nilizabetli

May

22,

1770

Deceased

47

Eva Rosina

Jan.

10,'

1778

Apr. 28, 1858

Salome

1779

inianc.v

Jacob

1781

Infancy

48

John

Sept.

10,

1782

June 13, 1855

49

Anna Maria

June

4,

1784

Deceased

50

Christina (Anna)

jJec.

24,

1785

Oct. 10, 1804

51

Joseph

Dec.

3.

1787

Deceased

52

Samuel

Au?:.

14,

1789

Deceased

53

Phillippine

Feb.

15.

1799

May 1843

No children vpith second liusband.

13

1. George Clauss

2. Jacob Lachenauer

George Sides
Jacob Romhiger
Cornelius Rominger

Catharine Lachenauer
Philip Lachenauer
George Rominger
Catharine Johnson
Crissy Hedgecock
John Fred Gambold

3

John Clewell

Sept.

12,

1754

June 30,

1827

Children

54

Elizabeth

June

n.

1783

Dec. 1,

1807

55 John Christian

Nov.

15.

1784

Oct 30,

1850

50

David

May

10.

1787

Mar. 18.

1845

57

Anna Sabina

Jan.

20,

1790

Dec. 29

1851

Samuel

Jan.

20.

1790

Infancy

58

Frederick Gottleib

Oct.

1.

1791

July 2.

1871

59

Dorotha

June

9,

1790

June 0.

1879

f 1. Christina Weinland
\ 2. Leah Hell

John D. Luckenbach

Eiliizabeth Reichard

Hannah

John J. Bishop

Anna Maria Fuehrer
John HoAver

14

3

Daniel Clewell

Feb.

14,

1750

Apr. 29,

1844

Susanna M. Klein

Children

Deceased

Maria Catharine

Jan.

18,

1783

1831

Single

60

Sarah

Oct.

15,

1785

Nov. 21,

lSb-4

George Klotz

Carl Frederick

Mar.

27,

1787

61

Anna M'agdelena

Apr.

4,

1790

1826

Adam Haman

62

John Jesse

Apr.

10,

1793

Julv 2,

1809

Anna i\I. Knhn

63

Christian Daniel

Oct.

10,

1790

Mar. 13,

1823

Hannah Bechtel

64

August Henry

Aug.

17,

1798

May 1,

1875

Louisa Stauber

05

James Benjamin

Nov.

10.

1801

June 24,

1843

Anna Maria Black

66

E'lenora

Oct.

29.

180-1

June 10.

1883

C. William Giersch

67

Wilhelm A,

Oct.

29,

1804

Deceased

15

3

George Clewell, Jr.
Children

jNlar.

11,

1758

Mar. 10,

1810

Anna Johanna Kna

68

Anna Saloiua

Mar.

0,

1789

Apr. 5.

1851

Peter Steiner

09

William Henry

Sept

5,

1790

Jan. 7.

1851

Elizabeth Ett\A iiie

7

0 John Philip

Mar.

23,

1793

Aug. 21.

1872

Anna Maria Roth

George

Apr.

12.

1797

Apr. 17,

1797

71

Elizabeth

Feb.

2.

1799

:May 19,

1894

Joseph Miksch

Beatiis

Dec.

19,

1801

Infancy

72

Johanna Luzetta

Jan.

13,

1804

Dec. 9.

1878

Philip Derringer

54

GENEALOGY OF

Gen

No

Names

Born

Died

Married to

16

2

3^,*Joseph C. Clewell

Aug-.

3, 17C.0

June 30, 1832

1. Ma.Qxlalena Knauss

G

Children (tirst wife)

\ 2. Elizabeth Loibert

3

Samuel F.

July

21, 1791

May 24, 1797

73

John

Feb.

10, 1793

Apr. 3, 1877

Lydia Romig

Slaria C.

Jan.

12. 1795

July 29, 1798

George G.

July

14, 1796

Sept. 25, 1801

Beata

Dec.

11, 1798

Dec. 11, 1798

74

Anna Louise

Nov.

19, 1800

1872

Andrew V ogenitz

Jacob

July

10, 1803

July 10, 1803

With second wife.

75

Joseph, Jr.

Mar.

19. 1805

In Shreveport

Sarah Daney

Beatus

Jan.

14, 1806

Jan. 14, 1806

76

David

Dec.

3, 1806

Feb. 28, 1853

Rebecca Miksch

77

Christian

Jan.

8. 1808

Deceased

Dianna Klotz

Judith

July

12. 1809

Sept. 22, 1828

78

iSusana E.

Sept.

10. 1810

Feb. 17, 1893

George Miksch

/^9

Henry ^

Dec.

12. 1811

Nov. 26, 1898

Wilhclmena Hoober

/

80

Anna Maria

Feb.

23, 1814

Sept. 3, 1854

John Fehr

81

Julian

Apr.

23. 1817

1857

Ludwig Wolf

17

2
G

3

Francis Clewell
Children

Mar.

30,

1763

Mar.

31,

1816

Anna Maria Leinbach

3

82
83

84

Catharine Louisa
Rebecca
.John David
Christina

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Sept.

17,
28,
15.
30,

1799
1801
1804
1806

May
Oct.
Dec.
Mar.

16,
20.
13.
13,

1878
1872
1862
1906

Christian Henry Beck
Christian Hoeber
Dorathea Shultz
Single

18

2 3 Anna C. (Levering) Dec. 3, 1765

Ebbecke
G Children (first husband)

3 85 Anna Rosina Mar. 14. 1792

86 Catharine Louisa June 4, 1793

87 Charles Joseph Jan. 23, 1795
With second husband.

88 Susan Caroline Aug. 14, 1800

89 Christian Lewis Aug. 5. 1802
John F. Oct. 22, 1804

90 Fredericke Charlotte Mar. 1. 1808

Feb. 11, 1829 f 1. Joseph Levering

\ 2. John C. Ebbecke

June 3. 1825 Jacob F. Beck

Jan. 13, 1837 Andrew G. Kern

Jan. 27, 1877 Ruth M. Rea

May 1.5. 1852 George D. Stocker

Apr. 13, 1876 Charlotte Schultz

Mar. 15. 1808

Mar. 26, 1874 David Spach

19

2

3

Christian Clewell

Nov.

9

1770

Aug.

14

1,S47

G

Children

3

Christian Renatus

Sept.

8,

1799

Mar.

30,

1800

Maria Sybilla

Feb.

13.

ISO!

Julv

?4

1886

91

Edward

Sept.

1.

1802

J>eceased

92

Benjamin

Nov.

10,

1S04

Dec.

31

1879

93

Henry G.

Mnv

29.

1808

Dec.

9

1882

94^ Christian Renatus •

Oct.

13.

1813

Apr.

23,

1857

Maria Rosina Kreider

Single

Frances Ferrell
AugiLsta Rondthaler
Eliza Ann Edmonds
Mary Anna Seiss

THE CLEWEiLL FAMILY.

55

Gen.

No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

20

2

3

Abraham Clewell

July 11, 1776

May 11, 1854

Sarah E. Boeman

G

Childreu

3

Beatta

Aus. 10, 1805

Deceased

Beatta

April 7, 1806

Deceased

95

Daniel

Jan. 1, 1808

Deceased

Mary Whitesell

Fraucisca

Oct. 3, 1809

Jan. 11, 1810

Charles

Dec. 9, 1810

Jan. 26. 1811

Abraham

Feb. 18, 1812

Aug. 12, 1812

Michael

Nov. 30, 1813

Dec. 28, 1813

Beatta

June 7, 1818

Deceased

Sarah Elizabeth

Oct. 16, 1819

Dec. 11, 1819

Anna Maria

Jan. 15. 1822

May. 15, 1822

Beatta

Jul.v 28, 1823

Deceased

96

Elizabeth C.

Dec. 7. 1825

Deceasea

William Calhoun

97

Abraham Christian
21

June 22. 1828

June 11. 1905

Ellen McKeever

3

4

John Koehler

1773

Deceased

Magdelena Zartman

22

3

Nathaniel Koehler

Nov.

10,

1774

Deceased

F

Children

4

98

Catharine Elizabeth

Dec.

1.

1809

May 1885

99

Sophia

Aug.

20,

1811

Deceased

'

Leonhard Renatus

Dec.

20,

1813

Deceased

100

Mngdalena Beata

June

16,

1816

July 21, 1889

101

Slaria C'athai*ima

Sept.

26

1819

Deceased

1600

Catharima Maria

Sept

26,

1819

Deceased

102

Sarah Louisa
23

Sept.

23,

1823

Deceased

3

5

Rosina Luckenbach

Sept.

20,

1784

NOV. 3, 1862

1^'

Children

4

Caroline

Aug.

2

1814

Nov. 1814

103

Lucy Ann

Oct.

9,'

1816

104

Belinda A.
24

Apr.

2,

1819

Mar. 15, 1893

3

6

Elizabeth Whitesell

Apr.

16.

1781

Feb. 19, 1838

F

Children

4

105

Louisa C.

May

20,

1818

May 12, 1893

Rebecca M. Kaufman

John Harry Clewell

Joseph Reinhart

Single

David Beckley

Mr. — Reber

Name unknown.

Rev. William Laitzle

Rev. Ab. Luckenbach

Simon Ran

Wm. H. Roepper

Andrew Whitesell

John Uhler

David W. Messinger

25

6 John Clewell, Jr.
Children

107 John Harry

108 Sidney A.

109 Lewis L.
Harrietta M.
jNIaria Lucretia
Richard L.

110 U. Oliver

Nov. 12. 1782 Dec. 8, 1845

Oct. 3. 1806

Mav 22. 1809

May 30, 1811

May 2, 1814

Jan. 6, 1817

July 12, 1819

Oct. 3, 1821

Feb. 22, 1894
Feb. 14, 1874
Mar. 1840

Aug. 25, 1820
Mm: 6. 1818
Jan. 3. 1893
June 25. 1848

Mary Christ.-

C. Elizabeth Koehlei
Cecdia Haman
Mary Buzzard

Single
Terresse Busse

56

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

26

3 6 Anna J. Eckensberger
F No Cliildren

]May 12, 1786 Jan. 25, 1872 Jolin J. Eckensborj?er

27

3

6

Josepli Clewell

Apr.

19,

1788

i^'eb.

11,

1871

Elizabeth Boerstler

F

Chiklreu

4

111

Cecilia H.

Jan.

16,

1815

May

22,

186,4

Richard F. Miksch

Sylvester

Sept

27,

1817

Miar.

14'

1818

112

Araminta E.

Aug.

19,

1821

Feb.

16,

1903

James Boerstler

113

Jacob Lovine
28

Mar.

5,

1824

Feb.

28,

1900

Josephine G. Beitel

3

6

Jacob L. Clewell

Oct.

11,

1799

Jan.

30,

1871 f

1. Rebecca Seyfried

2. Amelia Grunewald

F

Children

4

Eugene A.

Apr.

21,

1815

July

11,

1815

114

Henry

J une

19,

1826

Nov.

3,

1897

Eliza S. Peisert

Louisa C.

Jan.

23,

1828

Mar.

7,

1828

Lucinda H.

May

14,

1830

Apr.

26.

1884

Single

Caroline S.

Jan.

19.

1833

May

24,

1S45

115

Maria E.

May

20.

1835

William R. Steckel

IK

Jacol) L.

Dec.

21,

1837

Emma L. Schmueckle

29

3

6

Thomas Clewell

Nov.

3,

1802

Apr.

13,

1871

Florentina Liebert

F

Children

4

117

Sylvester A.

Apr.

13.

1835

Anna Maria Bauer

118

Louisa C.

Oct.

6,

1836

Levi Springer

INfatilda T.

Feb.

28.

1838

Single

119

Henrietta W.

Julv

25,

1840

Dec.

24,

1897

Lorenzo Daily

120

William H.

May

1.

1845

Jan.

27,

1904

Catherine Trein

121

Thomas T.

Nov.

12.

1848

Cecelia Kurtz

Amanda F.

May

12.

1850

Single

Edward E.

Mar.

6,

1853.

Aug

9,

1853

30

3 7 John Frederick Danke
G Children

4 122 Lesetta Louisa

Susanna Frederick

123 Marv Ann

124 Elfrida C.

125 J. Emelia

126 Harriette

127 Alfred

Sept. 5, 1780 May 21, 182';

Sept. 25, 1808

Sept. 5, 1809

Dec. 25, 1811

Feb. 21, 1815

Mar. 16, 1816

Dec. 16. 1820

Sept. 18, 1826

Feb. 12, 1862

Oct. 12, 1810
Deceased

May 19, 1898

Feb. 9. 1877

Jan. 16. 1890

Jan. 31, 1900

Barbara Ehrenhart

George F. Bauer

Samuel Vogenltz
Francis Miksch
Edwin Clewell
Harvey Bates
Susan Sober

31

3 7 Francis C. Danke

F Child

4 128 A. M. Fredericke

June 20. 1785
Feb. 20, 1822

Mai

I 2. Susan Elirenhart
16, .065 Richard Christ

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

57

Ge

n. No

Names

Bor

n

Died

Married to

32

3
V

7

Maria M. Eckensberger
Children

Feb. 7,

1790

Oct.

12,

1816

John J. Eckensberger

4

129

Charlotta

Sept. 23

, 1812

Unk

nowu

Martz Bacher

Charles Alexander

Feb. 16,

, 1814

Unknow

n

Francis Christian

Aug. 6,

1815

Oct.

18.

1815

130

Mary Elizabeth

Oct. 9,

1816

Unknown

— Smith

Matilda Henrietta

Oct. 9,

1816

Nov.

16,

1817

33

3
F
4

8

Phillippine Milkr

Child
Fredricke

Aug. 18,

, 1788

May

17,

1857

George Miller.

131

Jan. 17,

1823

Mar.

15,

1895

Michael G. Fehr

34

3

S

J. Samuel Clewell

Mar. 19,

1791

Dec.

29,

1856

f 1. Catherine Hahn

F

Children (first wife)

\ 2. Susan Brinken

4

132

Francis T.

Apr. 28,

1818

Apr.

20,

1847

Susan Keller

l3o

Louisa C.

Apr. 22,

1820

Apr.

6,

1895

David Trein

134

Caroline E.

Dec. 10,

1822

Nov.

8,

1902

Reuben Fehr

135

Julian P.

Jan. 21,

1825

Aug.

15,

1870

Joseph Fehr

136

John Reuben

Jan. 13,

1827

Feb.

24,

1893

Henrietta Kaske

137

Sabina M.

Oct. 22,

1829

June

17,

1891

John Savior

138

Andrew F.

May 22,

1833

Louisa Schmickkle

139

Henry S.

Apr. 28,

1837

June

2,

1879

Fayetta Steinmetz

140

Lewis i>.

Mar. 27,

1839

Rebecca Heimer

141

Anna Elizabeth
With second wife

May 8,

1842

Oct.

24,

1892

Julius Friebely

142

Susan Maria

35

Oct. 6,

1852

Ed. C. Kern

3

8

Johanna M. Siegfried

Mar. 29,

1793

June

26,

1867

Paul Siegfried

F

Children

4

Elizabeth A.

Nov. 16,

1815

Dec.

17,

1815

Francis B.

Jan. 19,

1817

Feb.

23,

1817

Lucetta P.

June 10.

1819

Julv

17,

1883

Single

143

Maria L.

June 22.

1820

Feb.

23,

1849

George Fehr

144

S. Henry A.

Feb. 15,

1825

Feb.

6,

1894

A. Caroline Gold

145

Lovina A.

July 6,

1826

Jan.

26,

1872

William Keller

146

Joseph W.
36

Apr. 5,

1831

July

8,

1893

Maria Saylor

3

9

F. Thomas Clewell

Apr. 21,

1791

Feb.

1,

1866

Maria Stauber

F

Children

4

Alexander G.

July 30.

1819

Aug.

18,

1819

Andrew Francis

Oct. 26,

1820

Feb.

1.

1833

Reuben H.

Oct. 24,

1821

Sept.

19.

1829

Anna Eliza

June 1,

1825

Single

147

Aaron N.

Dec. 22,

1828

Sarah Y. Bachman

Simon G.

Dec. 22,

1828

Oct.

14,

1848

148

Robert A.

37

June 20,

1833

June

30,

1867

Amanda Willauer

3
F

9

Anna Elizabeth Oerter
Children

Feb. 20.

1793

1879

John Oerter

4

149

Maria Louisa

Mar. 2,

1821

Jan.

10.

1898

Rev. L. F. Kamimiaii

150

Carolina E.

Oct. 6,

1822

Apr.

30.

1905

Reuben Luckenl»ach

151

Henry J.

uct. 4.

1827

Nov.

28.

1864

Magdalena Bloss

58

GENEAJ.OGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

38

9 Christina Fulkerson
Children

152 Jacob Lovin

153 William Florentine
Venetta Clementina

39

3

9

John G. Clewell

F

Chiiaren

4

154

Sarah Elizabeth

155

Emma

Maria Magdalena

40

11

Christian Clewell

G

Children

4

156

Anna
Thomas

157

Rebecca

158

Edward
Jacob

Christian

With second wife

159

Sarah

160

James W.

161

Caroline

162

Susanna Eliza

163

Reuben H.

164

Emanuel

41

3

11

Geojjre Clewell

G

Children

4

165

William

166

Lizetta Theodora

167

Henry James

168

Cornelia

169

I^ouisa

ITO

Charlotte O.

ITl

Samuel Benjamin

42

3

11

Jacob Clewell

G

Children

4

172

Eliza
Joseph

173

Catharine

174

Jacob

175

Sarah
Daniel

176

:\farv Ann

177

:MatiUla

178

Lavina

Oct. 11, 1796

Dec. 13, 1819
Mar. 30, 1821
Jan. 19, 1823

July 15, 1833 rhilip Fulkerson
Sarah Leinbach

Dec. 27, 1903
May 30, 1833

Marguerite Heberling

July 12, 1802 June 25, 1834 Judith Everett

Feb. 11, 1827 Mar. 18, 1850 — Romig

June 9. 1829 Jan. 30, 1867 Mathias Smith

Aug. 11. 1833 Apr. 13, 1834

Apr. 18, 177S May. 13, 1836

Nov. 6, mn

Mar. 30. 1809

Mar. 13, 1812

Dec. 3, 1813

Mar. 29. 1816

Oct. 10, 1818

Sept. 18. 1820

Julv 15. 1823

No^^ 30. 1826

Aug. 19, 1829

Feb. 15. 18.33
Feb. 1837

•July 1. 1781

June 5. 1807
Aug. 29, 1810
July 28, 1812
June 7, 1815
Jan. 28, 1818
Sept. 29, 1820
JVov. 22. 1822

Nov

1811

Oct. 23, 1873
Apr. 6, 1816
Oct. 12, 1818

Oct. 29, 1901
May 27, 1895

Deceased

1907
.June 28, 1881

1. Elizabeth Breder

2. Susan Minnich

— Peiflfer

Joseph Stuber
Fianna Wesner

.Joseph Hldebrand
Susan Larosh
Hiram R. Crouse
I^ewis Snyder
Mary Ann Sanders
Hannan Fluck

Sept. 20, 1825 Elizabeth Luckenbach

.Tan. 19. 1871

1870

July 18. 1899

Deceased
Aug. 1. 1900
1896

May 13, 1783 Oct. 1, 1862

179 G. William

>rar. 4. 1810
May 10, 1811
Jan. 10. 1812
Jan. 3. 1814
Oct. 3. 1817
Sept. 18. 1818
Feb. 4. 1821
Jnn. 20. 1822
.Aug. 19. 1825
June 8. 1828

Deceased
Nov. 8. 1882
Deceased
Apr. 27, 1877
Apr. 9. 1904
Sept. 8, 1885
Apr. 14. 1903

Oct. 31. 1850

Susan Trulinger
Henry Kuester
Susan Moharter
Rev. J. J. Regennas
Edward O. Weinland
Palmer Osborne
Elizabeth Tombler.

Susanna Miller

Peter Yoe

Single

— • Moyer

Eliza Brobst

Eliiah Miller

Single

William Lewars

Josi;ih Roberts

.Teremiah Fincher

Catherine E. Artley

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

59

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

43

3 11

Anna M. Schneider

Mar. 6. 1786

Dt'ceaseil

Henry Schneider

G

No traces of her descendants were found

44

3 11

John Clewell

G

Children

4 184

Joseph

185

George

186

Samuel

1601

Peter

1602

Fanny

1603

Harriet

3 12

45

Catharine Sides

Nov. 14, 1774

June 2, 1856

George Sides

G

4 187

Chil<lren
Christian David

Nov. 24, 1805

Sept. 5, 1879

Alpha M. Taylor
Livengood

1604

Elizabeth

— Styers

1605

Sarah

— Brindel

1606

Nancy

Bevel

1607

Mary

Single

Rebecca

46

3 12 Elizabeth Rominger
G No report

47

12 Eva Rosina Rominger
Children

192 Thomas
John

193 Phebe Phlllipina

194 Elizabeth

195 Saloma

1519 Maria Caroline

196 Rebecca Ann

197 Eliza

1486 Ellis Cornelius

48

12 John Clouse
Children
George

198 Jacob

199 Elizabeth

200 Salome

201 Phillipine
Thomas

202 John

May 22, 1776

Jan. 16, 177!

Apr. 17,
May 11,
Oct. 22,
Dec. 12,
Feb. 2.
Nov. 7.
Apr. 27.
June 24,
Feb. 26,

1798
1800
1802
1805
1808
1810
1813
1816
1819

Deceased

Apr. 28, 1858
May 20, 1852

Mar. 3i, 1»94
Aug. 26, 1898

Jacob Romingor

Cornelius Rominger

Catharine Miller
Haines

— Padgett

— Haines

Lewis S. INIulican
Charles Haines
Wilson W. Womack

— AVelfare

Sept. 16, 1782 June 13, 1855 Catharine Lachenaur

49

12

A.nna M. (Lackenaur)

Swaim
} Child

With first husband.
4 203 Phillip (Little Phillip)

Sept. 15, 1809
Dec. 31, ISIO

Mav 1, 1815
Feb. 15, 1817
Nov. 2. 1819
Sept. 2. 1822

June 4. 1784

April 22, 1855
July 27, 1881

Mav 5. 1893

Apr. 8. 1840

Mav 25, 18S5

:\Lar. 31, 1897

Deceased

Single

Elizal)eth Maw
John Davis
Isaac Hedgecock
Isaac Hedgecock
Single
Tempa Miller

r 1. Philip Lachenaur
1 2. AViiram Swain

Nov. 11, 1808 Sept. 4, 1872. Carolme Schuster

60

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

50

3 12 Anna Chris. Rominger
G Cliild

4 204 John

Dec. 24, 1785 Oct. 16, 18B4 George Rominger
Apr. 22, 1823 May 19, 1902 Louisa Licli

51

3 12 Joseph Clauss

G Children

4 1G08 William

Jamesr
Enoch
Ambrose

1609 Jane
1527 Elizabeth

With second wife.

1610 Laura

Dec. 3, 1787 iJeceasecl

Apr. 26. 1855

1. Catharine Johnson

2. Cyntha Hampton

Richard Chaffln
Wilson W. Wommack

Charles M. Griffith

52

3 12 Samuel Clauss
G No report

Aug. 14. 17!

Deceased

Crissy Hedgecock

53

3

12 Phillippine

Gambold

Feb.

15.

1799

May

1843

John F. Gambold

G

Children

4

205 Rebecca E.

Dec.

9.

1820

Jan.

20,

1889

Daniel Ziegler

206 Joseph

Apr.

13.

1822

Elizabeth Fixin

207 Philip

June

21

1824

Marv A. Ziegler

Sophia

Jan.

18.

1826

Oct.

3.

1879

Single

William F.

Dec.

5.

1827

Jan.

18.

1847

Eli

Mar.

29.

1830

1837

208 Thomas E.

Sept.

24

1832

Nov.

1889

Fannie Haggens

209 John

July

14.

1S.S4

Mar.

17

1862

Ellen Holder

210 Phillippine

(Phebe)

Oct.

13.

1837

Augu.stus Burcha

211 Lydia

Nov.

8.

1840

Charles Neligh

54

3

13

Eliziibfth L

uckenbach

June 11, 1783

Dec. 1. 1867

John D. Luckenliac

G

ChiUlren

4

212

Jacob

Apr. 1. 1805

May 9, 1888

Mary Whitzell

213

George

June 8. 180(^)

Nov. 4. 1878

Maria Streby

214

William

Aug. 6. 1807

July 27, 1893

Eliza Rice

215

Charlotte El

Izabeth

Jan. 9. 1809

Feb. 9. 1890

John C. Weber

216

Henrietta

July 4. 1810

Deceased

William Rlgg

217

Anna Maria

Aug. 13 1811

1893

Solomon Schaeffer

218

Matilda

May 13. "1812

Dec. 15. 1885

Charles Jacoby

219

Rebecca

Ai)r. 15, 1814

Miiv. 10. 1895

Ephraim Keck

220

Thomas

June 28, 1816

June 16. 1871

Josephine Witmeyer

221

Sarah Ann

June 24, 1818

Deceased

Edward Babel

THE CLBWELL FAMILY.

61

Geu

. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

55

2

13

John C. Clewell

Nov.

15,

1784

Oct. 30,

1850

Elizabeth Keichard

G

Chiklreii

4

Henry

Apr.

<3,

1618

May 24.

1833

222

Julianna

Sept.

20,

1819

Deceased

John Davis

Maria Katharine

Dec.

3,

1820

Dee. 9,

1820

223

Andrew Sidney

Sept.

19,

1822

Sept. (J,

1905

Rebecca INIichel

224

Owen Christian

uec.

22

3823

Apr. 13.

1900

Catharine Herman

225

Aniiav Pauline

Sept.

2 '

1825

Nov. iv,

1902

I^afa.vette Sterner

■SJ,{J

Uharles Robert

Apr.

15,

3827

May 12.

1902

Sarah Roth

Henrietta Susan

Sept.

21.

1829

Aug. 7,

1830

227

Walter C.

Jan.

10.

1831

Sept. 28.

18!)9

Adiine Heil

228

Susanna Elizabeth

Dec.

22.

1833

Josiah Reed

56

3 IS David Clewell
G Children

4 229 Eliza Catherine

230 James L.

231 Caroline M.

232 Lucinda C.
Augustus

1611 Henrietta
1401 Ben.iamin

233 Robert

May 10, 1787

Jan 27, 1813
Nov. 8, 1815
Feb. 5. 1820
Nov. 18, 1824
Aug. 17, 1825

Feb. 14, 1851

Mar. 18, 1845 Hannah

Aug. 18, 1883

Nov. 13, 1893

Mar. 31, 1888

Mar 18, 1884

Jan. 0, 1851

Apr. 21, 1803

June 17, 1901

John Fell
Catherine Haney
Peter Litzenlierger
John Kuhruff
Single

Sarah Ann Neal
Evelyn Leddich

57

3

13

Anna S. Bishop

Jan.

20, 1790

Dec.

29,

1851

John J. Bishop

G

Children

4

234

David H.

Nov.

19, 1815

Dec.

10,

1874

Sarah E. Milchsack

235

Antionette C.

May

4. 1820

Feb.

22.

1870

Daniel Desh

Eugene S.

Aug.

7, 1822

July

12,

1824

58

3 13 Frederick G. Clewell
G Children

4 230 Salome L.

237 Reuben W.

238 Maria O.

239 Caroline E.

240 Matilda

uct. 1, 1791 July 2, 1871

July 30, 1810
June 12. 1819
Feb. 18. 1824
Oct. 9, 1827
July 10, 1835

June 1, 1890

Jan. 11, 1894

Dec. 3, 1889

Feb. 18, 18(33

Anna Maria Fuehrer

Herman Yost
Josephine Smith
Franklin Pearson
Francis Marsteller
Samuel Sterner

59

3 13 Dorotha Hower
G Children

4 241 Mary Louisa

242 Lucretia Araminta
Dianna Ralena

243 Matilda Elizabeth

244 Samuel Franklin

245 Eliza J.

240 Asher Edwin

June 9, 1796

Aug. 5. 1816

Aug. 30, 1823

Apr. 15, 1827

Apr. 28, 1831

Feb. 14, 1835

Mar. 16, 1837

Mar. 12, 1841

June 6, 1878 John Hower

Dec. 14, 1885

Nov. 28, 19(>4

Aug. 1829

Sept. 18, 1895

Charles Hinkle
Michael Harwi

Charles Ritter
Mary Myers
William H. Bruch
Sarah Blackwell

62

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No

Names

Bor]

a

Died

Married to

60

3

14

Sarah lOotz

Oct.

15,

1785

Nov. 21,

18&4

George Klotz

G

Gliildreu

4

Charles

Feb.

11,

1811

Nov. 20,

1891

Single

247

Lucinda

Mar.

s.

1813

Mar. 4,

1883

David L. Balcom

248

Diauna
61

Christian Clewell

3

14

Anna M. Haman

Apr.

4,

1790

1826

Adam Haman

G

Child

4

249

Mai'ia Louisa
62

Apr.

2

1826

June

1887

Trougott Crist

3

14

J. Jesse C'lewell

Apr.

10,

1793

July 2,

lSi.9

Anna ^larie Kuhn

G

Children

4

Eliza

Dec.

29,

1825

Apr. 19,

1903

Single

250

Catharine

Sept,

• 4,

1827

Powell Clift

Mary Jane

Aug.

30,

1830

Sept. 12,

18.34

251

William Henry

June

■ 6,

1833

Catharine Eoehm

252

Caroline

Mar.

15,

1836

Jacob Kirk

John Steward

Mar.

31,

1S44

Apr. 25,

1844

63

3

14

Christian D. Clewell

Oct.

10,

1790

Mar. 13,

1823

Hannah Bechtel

G

Children

4

253

John Francis

May

3,

1821

May 3,

1896

Catharine Carey

254

James 'Uimiel
64

Feb.

11,

1823

Nov. 27,

1884

Rebecca B. Keller

3

14

Augustus Jti. cieweii

Aug.

17,

1798

May 1.

1875

c 1. Louisa Stauber

(jt

Children

With tirst wife.

} 2. Henrietta Rrenier
( 3. Sarah Young

4

255

Aurora Augusta

:\ray

17,

1827

Deceased

William Frederick

Franklin Theodore

Mar.

2,

1829

Apr. 20,

1848

Julius Daniel

Mar.

12,

1831

.Tan. 21,

1833

Israel Gottleib

May

23,

1834

Sept. 10,

1834

With second wife.

Beata

Aug.

23,

1836

Infancy

With third wife.

256

Emma Louisa

Aug.

11,

1839

Tilghman Ritz

257

Joseph Lovin

Jan.

12,

1842

In war.

Louisa Brader

258

Albert Alexander

July

16.

1845

Amelia Cressman

259

Francis Daniel

Aug.

11,

1848

Ellen J. Hartzel

200

Eugene A.

65

May

-il,

1853

INIartha V. Keiper

3

14

James B. Clewell

Nov.

19,

1801

June 24,

1843

Anna M. Black

G

Children

4

2r,r

Emma L.

Julv

24.

1830

.Tan. 26,

1903

Archer W. Clowes

Helena

Sept.

25,

1832

Single

262

Sarah Ann
William D.

Dec.

31,

1835
1837

Infancy

John J. Cook

Charles H.

Sept.

20.

1,840

Sept.

1807

Single

Annn M.

Sept.

1842

1846

THE CLEWBLL FAMILY.

63

Gen. No.

Names

66

14 Elenora Gierseb
Childi-en

2(;3 Adalaide E.

204 Angelica M.

265 Elmira

260 Albert C.

267 Louisa L.

268 Ellen M.

Born

Diea

Married to

Oct. 29, 1804 June 10, 1883 C. William Giersch

Mar. 11, 1833
Feb. 13. 1835
Nov. 30, 1836
Oct. 7, 1840
Sept. 17, 1842
Jan. 2, 1846

Oct. 11, 1SS3

Sept. 30. 1863
Oct. 29, 1804

James Gold
Kmelius Stocker
William F. Schmickle
Catherine J. Beitel
Tilghman S. P. Steinev
William Colver

67

14 WiUielm A. Clewell*
Child
Daughter
He was married but no traces of the family could be obtained after repeated elTorts.
He is said to have died in New York.

68

3 15 Anna S. Steiner
(.i Children

4 269 Alexander

270 Amelia

271 Marietta E.

69

3 15 William H. Clewell
G Childi-en

4 272 Edwin F.

Johanette

273 Emma A.

274 Seloma R.

275 Harrietta E.

276 George William
Anna E.

70

15

J. Phillip Clewell
G Children

4 J. Lewis

277 Clarrissa

278 Louisa Lusetta

279 Caroline E.

280 Theophilus G. Rev.

281 Alexander D.
Emeline Lorrette

282 Emma A.

283 Clara O.

284 Lewis P., Rev.

71

3 15 Elizabeth Miksch
G Children

4 285 Olevia A.

286 Angelica Louisa

Mar,

0,

1789

Apr.

5,

1851

Peter Steiner

Jan.

12.

1812

May

4,

1895

Clarinda E. Snyder

Mar.

14,

1814

Wilbam Beitel

Jan.

I'.t.

1816

May

6,

1895

John Ripple

Sept.

5,

1790

Jan.

7,

1851

Elizabeth Ettwein

Ma.v

9,

1814

Dec.

28.

1845

J. Emelia Danke

July

7,

1816

Aug.

19,

, 1820

June

:;o.

1819

July

27,

1894

Stephen Hess

Apr.

26,

1827

Feb.

20.

1904

John Transne

Sept.

2

1832

Feb.

25,

1894

Ferdinand Herbst

Oct.

1-4,

1835

Nov.

23,

, 1903

Ellen Elizabeth Snell

Oct.

14,

1835

Oct.

18,

1835

Mar.

23,

1793

Aug.

21,

, 1872

Anna ^Maria Roth

May

27,

1817

May

14,

1^1

Single

Sept.

14,

1820

Aiig.

23,

1893

Alfred Schneider

Sept.

30,

1822

Deceased

Henry Neidllnger

Apr.

10,

1827

Henry Neidlinger

June

27

1829

Anna Maria Miller

Aug.

7

1&32

Sept.

1902

Caroline Hartman

>Lar.

28,

1835

May

8.

1836

:\Iar.

8,

1837

Henry S. Krause

:\Iar.

8,

1837

Capt. Frank C. Stout

Feb.

9,

1843

Jan.

9, :

1904

Sarah Blinkensderfer

Feb.

2_

1799

May

19,

1894

Josepn Miksch

Feb.

3,

1821

Jan.

28,

1905

Edmund Ricksecker

Feb.

17,

1823

Jan.

5,

1907

Nathaniel WoUe

64

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

72

3

15

Johanna U. Derringer

Jan.

13, 180i

Dec. 9, 1878

Philip Derringer

G

Children

4

287

Seraphina A.

Mar.

19, 1825

Apr. 29, 1902

Benneville Dissler

Matilda Louisa

Dec.

1826

Feb. 1827

288

Lenora Augusta

Feb.

6. 1830

:Mar. 4, 1898

Charles Boys

289

Maria Elizabeth

73

Oct.

13, 1834

Mar. 18, 1890

Robert M. Shouse

3

IG

John Clewell

Feb.

10, 1793

Apr. 3, 1877

Lydia Romig

G

Children

4

290

Annie L.

Jan.

14, 1825

William S. Anderson

291

Henry LeAU

June

11, 1827

May 19, 1883

Annie L. Anderson

292

John

Feb.

18, 1830

Dec. 29, 1883

Mary Bidwell

293

xvlary Ann

July

26, 1832

Dec. 27, 1866

Lafayette Doss

294

Aurelia

Apr.

17, 1839

Jan. 7, 1872

Josephine Brewer

295

Judith

74

July

13, 1840

M. C. AVinget

3

16

Anna L. Vogeuitz

Nov.

19, 1800

1872

Andrew Yogenitz

G

Children

4

296

Aurelia T.

1824

Thomas Banks

297

Robert P.
Abraham A.
Julius A.
Eugene W.

1825
1827
1829
1831

1850
1829
1830
1831

Harriet Lyons

298

Israel B.
Albert C.

Jan.

24, 1833
1836

1889

Clara H. Bicker

Clara L.

1840

1901

Single

299

Oliver A.

75

1842

Henrietta Brown

3

16

Joseph Clewell

Mar.

19, 1805

In Shreveport

Sarah Daney

G

Childi-en

4

300

Joseph William

Nov.

23, 1826

Deceased

Catherine llau

301

William H.

Apr.

21. 1828

Mar. 27, 1905

Susanna Schaadt

302

Charles Edwin

Nov.

17, 1829

Dec. 30, 1865

Maria Horn

Francis J.

Dec.

31, 1834

1837

76

3

16

David Clewell

Dec.

3, 1806

Feb. 23, 1853

Rebecca Miksch

G

Childi-en

4

303

Owen J.

July

6, 1832

Aug. 17, 1862

Lovina Ivasson

Caroline E,

Apr.

23, 1833

Single

James

Mar.

3, 1837

June 20, 1840

Albert

June

28, 1839

Jan. 3, 1840

Maria L

Dec.

6. 1840

Oct. 15, 1841

Alexander

Sept.

3, 1841

Nov. 20, 1863

Han-y M. (M. D.)

Oct.

31, 1844

Single

304

Sarah A.
77

Aug.

20, 1847

Alvin B. Kellar

m

Dianna Clewell

Unknown

Deceased

Christian Clewell

3

16

Christian Clewell

Jan

8, 1808

Deceased

Dianna Klotz

G

Children

.

305

T. H.

Sept. 2. 1889

306

Sarah

Nov. 10, 1855

John Minich

307

Ellen D.

Nov.

24, 1885

Jan. 24, 1904

Henry Zackrias

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

65

Gen. No.

Names

78

16 Susana E. Miksch
Children

308 Henry A.

309 Louisa ivi.
Predericlv J.

310 Amos 0.
George F.

311

79

3 16 Henry Clewell
G Children

4 1612 Clementina Frederlcke
1613 Julius Daniel

312 Henrietta

313 James Joseph
Sarah Elizabeth

314 Tilghman Christian

315 Israel

80

16

Anna M. Fehr
Children
bl6 Angelica Elizabeth

317 Henry
Charles William

318 John Joseph
Eleweua Julian
l<'ranklin
Lewis Franklin

319 Albert Benjamin

81

16

Born

Died

Married to

Sept. 10. ISIO Feb. 17, 1893 George F. Miksch

June 24, 1832
Mar. 13, 1833
Jan. 28, 1836
Mar. 26, 1838
Sept. 7, 1843

July 22, 1899
Feb. 28, 1870

Apr. 12, 1892
Oct. 27, 1886

Sarah M. Knauss
Emanuel Mathews

Mary Cook
Elizabeth F. Messer

Dec. 12, 1811 Nov. 26, 1898 Wilhelmina Hoebe

Apr. 19, 1834
Apr. 24, 1836
June 11, 1840
Jan. 4, 1844
Apr. 3, 1846
Sept. 9, 1848

Apr. 3, 1904 B. P. Frease

If" -■ ' Charlotte Spidel

Oct. 6, 1847

Alice J. Powell
Priscilla Hall

Feb.

27

1814

Sept.

3,

1854

John Fehr

June

24,

1836

June

27

1867

Franklin :Marsch

June

24,

1838

Julian E. Mover

Aug.

16,

1840

Single

Aug.

15,

1843

Caroline Young

Sept.

21,

1845

Oct.

2?,

1863

.lulv

12,

1848

Mar.

9,7

1849

Feb.

3,

1850

Feb.

17

1854

Sept.

14,

1854

Snvnh T Sr-hloo-al

Apr.

1817

Julian Wolf
Children

320 Lewis Henry
Milton Joseph
Anna Eliza

321 Allen David
Richard Martin

322 Maria Amanda

323 Henry Charles
William Charles

82

17 Catharine (Beck) Albright Apr. 17, 1799

Sept. 30, 1837
Dec. 9, 1839
Mar. 15, 1840
Oct. 18, 1843
Jan. 20, 1850
Jan. 18, 1852
June 1, 1856
June 1, 1856

May 4, 1857 Ludwig Wolf

Mary M. Worm a

Mar. 4, 1854
Nov. 9, 1840

May 25, 1853

Aug. 18, 1856

Anna Fink

C. C. Englemai
Agnes Kline

Children (first husband)

324 Henry P

325 Henrietta L.
With second husband.

Oliver B.
Augustus A.

326 Jacob T.

327 Caroline A.

Nov. 21, 1820

Aug. 7, 1822

Dec. 10, 1831

Mar. 24, 1834

JMay 3, 1836

May 8, 1839

May 16, 1878 f 1. Christian H. Beck
I 2. John Albright

June 11, 1874 Ella S. Gei^inger
Mar. 4, 1804 Henry J. Brunner

Apr. 24, 1842
Jan. 24, 1842

Judith S. Geisinger
Joshua Hunter

66

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

83

3

17

Rebecca Hoeber

Apr.

28,

1801

Oct.

20,

1872

Christian Hoeber

G

Cliildreu

4

328

Sarah Louisa

July

11.

1824

Frederick Huebingor

329

Cornelia

Jan.

10,

1828

Rev. T. Wunderling

330

Caroline S.

Sept.

20,

18o0

Adam Geiring

Joseph Theodore

June

3.

18:33 •

Apr.

10,

1S3G

Beatus

Mar.

IS,

1838

Infancy

331

Edward E.
84

Jan.

30,

1840

Sarah Ebbecke

3

17

John David Clewell

Apr.

15,

1804

Dec.

13,

1862 f

1. Oatbarine Kirch

2. Dorothea Schultz

G

Children

4

Maria E.

Mav

14,

1828

July

12,

1828

Eugene P.

Mar.

8.

1830

Sept,

■ 5,

18t>4

Single

332

Anuetta L.

Witii second Avife.

May

^7,

1832

Dr. Elisha Smith

333

Margaret E.

Jan.

5,

1840

Robert A. Jenkins

Frances C.

Jan.

15,

1842

Apr.

20,

15--. 7

Single

334

Augustus A.

Nov.

8,

1845

Mary A. Palmer

335

Anna M.

Oct.

25.

1848

Dec.

2^

1899

John W. Booth

William E.

Oct.

14,

1852

Single

33G

John H.
85

Sept.

19,

1855

Alice C. Wolle

3

18

Anna Bosina Beck

Mar.

11,

1792.

June

3,

1825

Jacob F. Beck

G

Children

4

337

Harriet Cecelia

Aug.

15,

1818

Feb.

24,

1894

Matthias Cassler

Emelia A.

Nov.

4,

1819

April

1 8.

1849

Single

338

Sophia Sabine

Feb.

11,

1821

Aug.

12

. 1896

Michael Hoch

339

Eliza Charlotte

86

June

1,

1822

Lewis Hahn

3

18

Catharine L. Kern

June

4,

1793

Jan.

13.

1837

Andrew G. Kern

G

Children

4

340

Julius L.

Dec.

24,

1819

July

9,

18G0

Solma Spach

341

Matilda L.

Dec.

20,

1820

Sept.

28

, 1898

Peter Kern

Andrew G.

May

19,

1822

Jan.

2-6, :

1801

Single

342

William T.

June

26,

1824

Marc

■h 1

, 1879

Marietta Kilbert

Caroline A.

April

7,

1820

Nov.

5,

1826

Lucinda E.

Aug.

30,

1828

Ott.

7,

1832

Caroline C.

April

10,

, 1830

Sept.

29

, 1832

343

Augusta 0.

87

April

20,

, 1834

June

30,

1805

William Mendenhall

3

18

Charles J. Levering

Jan.

23.

1795

Jan.

27,

1877

Ruth Montgom(n-y Rea

G

Children

4

344

Catharine Elizabeth

Julv

28,

1822

Larkin Dearen

William Henry

Julv

19,

1824

Oct.

4,

1842

845

Lewis Alexander

Sept.

28,

1820

Nov.

10.

1895

Sophia T. Hauser

346

Charles Joseph

Dee.

14,

1827

Jan.

23,

1888

l<lmily Turner

347

Levi Semuel

Oct.

8.

1831

Sarah jNI. Youngling

34 S

Mary Louisa

Mar.

7,

1833

(niarles G. Michael

349

Matilda Rosina

:\Lar.

23.

1830

INIar.

8,

1879

Samuel McKinley

THE CLEWBLL FAMILY.

67

Ger

L. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married, to

88

3

18

Susan C. Stocker

Aug. 14, ISUO

May 15, 1852

George D. Stocker

G

Cliildren

4

350

Maria L

Jan. 27, 1824

Aug. 4, 1905

Andrew Sliireman

351

Matilda C.

June 2, 1825

Adam Lelir

352

E melius

May 21, 1829

Angelica Giersch

353

William

Feb. 18, 1833

Maria Wenliold

354

Elenora E.

May 5, 1837

Aaron B. Levers

355

Caroline

Jan. 31, 1846

Nathan Bassett

89

3

18

Christian L.

Ebbecke

Aug.

5

1802

Apr.

13,

18T6

Charlotte Sehult

G

Children

4

35o

Henry S.

July

2,

1828

July

30,

1902

Clarissa Lehr

357

Louisa

July

4,

1831

William Kern

358

Lucinda

Oct.

2,

1833

Daniel Brown

Cnarles

May

25,

183G

Nov.

8,

1881

Sing-Io

359

Sarah

May

25,

1840

Edward Hoeber

90

3

18

Fredericke C.

Spach

Mar.

1,

1808

.Mar. 26, 1874

David Spach

G

Children

51

4

300

Selma C.

Jan.

8,

1833

July 18, 1863"

Julius L. Kern

Beata

July

17,

1834

July 18, 1834

361

Ernestina

Sept.

21,

, 1835

Jan. 17, 1858

William Nadig

362

Caroline N.

Aug.

7

1838

ueceasea.

— Griffith

363

Emelius D.

Nov.

21,'

1841

Cornelia C. Beitel

91

3

19

Edward ciewell

Sept.

1,

1802

Deceased

Fances Ferrel

G

Children

4

364

Emma

June

23,

1826

Henry Schultz

365

Moses C.

Aug.

11,

1828

Dec. 28,

Matilda Maxwell

Henrietta Catharine

Aug.

2,

1831

Aug. 28, 1831

366

Joseph Robert

Sept.

13,

J 832

In war.

Sophia Orth

Henry

Dec.

12,

1833

Milton

Feb.

21,

1836

Esther

July

18,

1837

Rebecca

Sept.

19,

1839

Frances Hannah

Dec.

29,

1842

1859

92

3

19

Benjamin Ciewell

Nov.

10,

1804

Dec.

31,

1879

Augusta Rondthaler

G

Children

4

367

Sophia C.

July

3.

1831

Mar.

31.

1856

— Cawley

368

ETmira

Oct.

12.

1834

Lewis H. Abel

Theodore

Sept.

5.

1836

Mar.

9,

18::57

369

Edward A.

Apr.

18,

1838

Oct.

9,

1883

Margaret A. Victor

370

Adelaide

July

12,

1840

Christian F. Hartman

james B.

Mar.

23,

1848

Feb.

17,

1865

68

GENEALOGY OF

Gen

. No

Names

Born

Died

Married to

93

3

19

Henry G. Cleweli

May

29,

1808

Dec. 9,

1882

Elliza Amelia Edmonds

G

Cliildi-en

4

371

Al)raliam H.

Nov.

11,

1834

Eliza Ann Trine

372

FTank A,.

Mar.

14.

1836

Sarah . A. Cope

373

Maria A.

Mar.

14.

1537

June 7.

1905

John G. Meyers

374

Emma E.

Aug.

13,

1838

Jacob J. Hamman

John J.

June

4,

1840

xMar. 7,

1846

b75

William C.

Sept.

22.

1843

Elizabeth Snyder

376

Adaline 0.

Auij'.

20."

1846

Dec. 2,

1896

Amandus Werkheiser

Sarah Jane

Mav

21,

1850

June 2,

1S50

377

John T.

Jan.

3.

1852

Otilia J. Moore

Irwin B.

Nov.

16,

1853

May 30,

1862

Laura F.

Jan.

1858

Nov. 2,

1867

378

Daniel A.

94

Nov.

10,

1863

Lillie M. Price

3

19 >C. Renatus ClewelU

Oct.

13,

1813

Apr. 25,

1857

Mary Ann Seiss

G

Children

4

Albert Lewis
Ellen

Nov.
Mar.

9.
9.

1838
1840

Dec. 6,

1838

379^

Lawrence A. v

Apr.

12.

1842

Narcissa Miller

Oliver Lovine

Oct.

1,

1848

June 3.

1883

Single

95

3

20

Daniel Klewell

Jan.

1,

1808

Decensed

Mary Whitesell

G

Children

4

William Abraham

Aug.

10,

1830

Deceased

Sin.-le

Sarah Elizabeth

Sept.

30,

1833

Deceased

Single

380

Mary Ann

Apr.

22,

1835

Deceased

Charles Harris

381

Frances Ann

Jan.

24,"

1837

William Scott

Daniel Henry

Se])t.

16,

1838

Deceased

Single

Joseph William

.Alar.

3,

1842

Deceased

Single

96

3

20

Elizabeth C. Calhoun

Dec.

7,

1825

July 3,

1896

AVilliam F. Calhoun

«x

Children

4

382

Sarah J.

Oct.

23,

1S46

Charles A. Sanders

b83

Clarrissa S.
Georse W.

May.

15,

1848

Tni'siucy

Cliarles Lenhart

384

Mary E.

Apr.

25,

1852

Frederick IMcVaugh

385

:Matthew A.

1853

380

Amelia L.

July

15,

1854

William Kneezel

387

Elizabeth C.

Nov.

20,

1856

George W. Frey

388

William F.

97

Nov.

20,

1856

Susan Wilkey ,

3

20

Abraham C. Klewell

June

22

1828

June 11,

1905

Ellen McKeevevr

G

Children

4

George Washington
Mary Elizabeth
Sarah Jane

May
June
June

6,
26,

18m
iso.-^,

1865

Anna Eliza

June

26,

1865

Mav 30.

1866

Emma Clarrissa

Dec.

30,'

1868

Feb. 8.

1869

Daniel

Jan.

4,

1870

I

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

69

G-eii. No.

Born

Died

Married to

25 J.

98

Harry Clewell

•22 C .Elizabeth Clewell
Cniklren
■Am Adelia

390 btephen A.

391 Delorma M.

392 Mary L.

99

22 Sophia Reinhard
No Children

100

22 M. Beata Beckley
Chiklren
Edwin R.

393 Wilhelmina Mary

394 Jeremiah I).

101

22 Maria C. Reher
Children
Had three children, but all died

Oct.
Dee.

3,

1,

180G
1S09

F(^l). 22.
May

1894

1885

C. Elizabeth Koehler
J. Harry Clewell

Nov.
Apr.
Feb.
May

22

15,
30,

1832
1835
1837
1S40

R. F. S. Whittlesey
limnto C. Seeley
IMary J. Beebe
L'voi. Chas. W. Super

Aug.

20,

1811

Deceased

Joseph Reinhard

June 10, 1816

July 21, 1889

Jan. 16, 1839
Nov. 9, 1843
Apr. 19. 1847

Sept. 3. 1856
Feb. 17, 1900

Sept. 26. 1819

Deceased

all died in infancy.

David Beckkley

Joseph A. Ullery
Katie Siders

102

22 Sarah L. Leitzle

Children
Had two children but both dead

103

z3 Lucy Ann Ran

C ill Id

395 Eugene A.

104

23 Belinda A. Roepper

Children

396 Jane E.
Caroline L.

397 Charles W.
Francis A.
Emma

105

24 Louisa C. Uhler

Children

398 Jacob A.

399 Mary
Eugene C.

400 Matilda A.

401 Ida C.

402 David W.
John L,
Emma

403 Harry G.

Sept. 23, 1823 Deceased

Reber

Rev. William Leitzle

Oct.

9, :

1816

Simon Rau

July

22,

1848

Matilda S. Ktose

Apr.

2,

1S19

:Mar.

15,

1893

William H. Roepper

May
Dec.
Jan.
July
Mar.

3

1844

CorneMus W.Krause

13,
13,
21,
20,

1845
1848
1852
1858

June

3,

1891

Single

Nina Brashear

Single

May

20,

1818

May

12.

1893

John Uhler

Sept.
July
Jan.
Nov.

16,

3,

24,

20,

1838
1839
1847
1843
1845

June
Mar.

Oct.

11,
23.

10,

1903
1S63

1866

Sarah A. Donaldson
Augustus H. Laubacli

John E. Henderson
John C. Newberry
Rosanna Wagner

Aug.
Apr.
Aug.

29,
16,
18,

1850
1852
1856

Fel).
Sept.

1.

14,

1851
1853

Mattie A. Thornburg

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

106

4 24 Matilda A. Messinger
F Ciiilclren

5 404 Louisa
1614 Lovine W.

Born

Died

Married to

David W. Messinger
Charles BQasius

107

4 25 J. Harry Clewell

F For family see No. 98

Oct. 3, ISOG Feb. 22, 1894 C. Blizabetli Koehler

108

4

25

Sydney A. Clew

F

(niildren

5

Beatus
John J.
Lewis A.
Mary C.

406

Martha A.

109

4

25

Lewis L. Clewell

F

No Children

INIay 22. 1809 Feb. 14, 1874 Cecelia. Haman

Feb. 5, 1838 Feb. 6, 18.38

Aug 19. 1839 Aug. 4. 1840

Nov. 30, 1840 Dee. 3, 1858

July 24, 1^4 Oct. 1, 1887 SinsrUe

Dec. 4. 1848 Walter J. McKee

May 30, 1811 Mar. 1840 Mary Buzzard

110

4 25 U. Oliver Clewell
F Child

5 407 Mary Jane

Oct. 3, 1821 June 25, 1848 Terresse Busse

Feb. 22, 1848 Howard S. Reeser.M.D.

Ill

4 27 Cecelia H. Miksch
F Children

5 408 Ida Elizabeth
1615 Lewis Oliver

Albert Homy
Eugene Nathaniel
Agnes Hortensia

Jan. 16, 1815

July 6. 1846

Feb. 9, 1848

Sept. 27, 1849

Apr. 25, 1851

Apr. 3, 1860

112

4 27 Araminta E. Boerstler Aug. 19. 1821
F No children

May 22, 1864 Richard F. Miksch

John F. Beitel

Sept. 24, 1864
Jan. 13. 1852
Jan. 25, 1861

Feb. 16, 1903 James Boerstler

113

4 27 Jacob Lovine Clewell
1'" Children

5 409 Anna E.

410 Eugene

411 Clara C.

412 Laura O.

413 Josei)h

414 Charles A.

Mar. 5, 1824 Feb. 28. 1900 Josephine G. Beitel

Mar. 21, 1854

July 4, 1855

Aug. 24. 1857
July 31,

Apr. 18, 1861

July 10, 1866

Jacob Y. Reed
Clara Carr
M. W. Robecker
Chas. H. Baskin
Edith Stewart
Eldora Johnson

THE OLEWBLL FAMILY.

Gen,

, No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

114

4
1^'

2S

Heury C Clewell
Cliiklren

June 19,

1820

Nov.

3,

1897

Eliza S. Peisert

r,

415

Carrie A.

Oct. 22.

1852

Fred. J. Rice

41(;

En.ii-ene A.

Jan. 10,

1854

Oct.

19,

1904

Emma Mattes

Benjamin Frank

June 11,

1858

June

20,

1802

417

Charles H.

Dec. 7,

1801

Jennie M. Gulick

Robert 0.

Jan. 21 1803

Apr.

30,

1879

Harr.v E.

Aug. 8,

1866

115

4

28

Maria E. Steckel

May 20,

1835

William R. Steckel

F

Children

5

418

Harry Clinton

Oct. 2,

1856

Cora Hagenbuch

419

Robert Whitfield

Nov. 28,

1800

Nellie Mitchell

Frank Clewell

Jan. 23.

1871

July

16,

1903

Single

Rev. William Eugene

Dec. 23,

1874

116

4

28

Jacob L. Clewell

Dec. 21,

1837

Emma L. Schmueckle

F

Children

5

420

Anna C.
Maria R.
Ida Louisa

Mar. 31.
Jan. 18,
Nov. 30,

1862
18(M
1866

Edmond Grandhamme

421

William H. (M. D.)
Addie A.

117

5?ept. 17,
Feb. 11,

1869
1871

Nellie B. Armour

4

29

Sylvester A. Clewell

Apr. 13.

1835

f 1. Anna Maria Bauer
\ 2. C. Fensterm acker

F

Children (first wife)

5

Lewis F.

.Tune 24,

1858

Jan.

7^

1800

422

Emma Louisa

Sept. 25,

1800

Henry Rockel

Mary Jane

Oct. 25,

1802

Dece

■ased

423

Robert F.

May 9,

1805

Ida C. Fenstermacker

Edward E.

Deceased

424

Albert E.

Julv 28.

1809

Mary L. Krause

Thomas S.

Oct. 19,

1872

Deceased

118

4

29

Louisa C. Springer

Oct. 0,

1830

Levi L. Springer

F

Children

5

Reatus

Dec. 19,

1871

Deceased

Flora A

July 17.

1873

Sept

. 1.

1873

Beata

Julv 17.

1873

Deceased

Leibert Clewell

Mar. 9,

1875

Dec.

23.

1879

119

4

29

Henrietta W. Dally

July 25,

1840

Dec.

24,

1897

Lorenzo Daily

F

42^

Children
Morris G.

Julv 20,

1809

Sallie A. Doll

426

Frederick L.
Levin T.
Oliver L.
Mary F.
Helen J.

Feb. 2,
Dec. 5,
Sept. 19,
Nov. 11,
Jan. 22,

1871

1872
, 1875
, 1878

1881

Elizabeth Stehlig

72

GENEALOGY OF

Geu. No

Names

Born

Died Married to

120

133

Catharine L.

Clewell

Jan.

12,

1857

r William H. Clewell
Jan. 27, 1904 \ Catherine L Trein

4 29

William H.

Clewell

May

1,

1845

F

Childreu

5

427

Fred S.
Thomas D.
Mary L.
William E.

July
July

23.

26,

1879
1881

EMa Eberhard

Aug.

3,

1883

May 22, 1884

Aug.

19,

1885

Leon P.

Dee.

25,

1888

Katie Louisa

Jan.

3,

1890

Edward B.

Aug.

11,

1896

Jonu J.

Feb.

20,

1899

121

4 29

F

Thomas T. (
No children

Clewell

Nov.

12,

1848

Cecelia Kurtz

122

4 30 Lesetta Louisa Bauer
F Child

5 428 Augusta E.

123

4 30 Mary Vogenitz Lehman

Sept 25, 1808 Feb. 12, 1862 George F. BaUv-r
June 8, 1835 Aug. 14, 1876 Franklin B. Steiuer

F

Children

5

429

Frank F.

Dec.

10.

1832

430

Cornelia H.

May

22,

1834

431

Matilda

Aug.

26,

1837

432

Ellen J.

July

23,

1841

433

Sarah E.

Aug.

3,

1843

434

Eliza S.

Sept.

18,

1848

435

William F.
Adalaide

July

29,

436

Edmond

437

Calvin

438

Caroline

439

Emelia
124

4

30

Elfrieda C. Miksch

Feb.

21,

1815

F

Children

5

Kniinn Julian

Jan.

9.

1838

440

Eward L.

Mar.

3,

1840

441

Charles W.

Mar.

16,

1849

Dec. 25, 1811 Deceased

Apr. 15, 1888

Jan. 1, 1882

Deceased

Deceased

1. Sameul Vogenitz

2. Lehman

Margaret Young
Levi Fehr
Edwin Litzenberger
Nathan Bander
Charles Rohn
Charles C. Schmidt
Matilda Fink

Mary Allencler
Sohia Siglev
Harry Mo.^er
Joseph Trumbauer

May 19. 1898 Francis Miksch

Single

Catherine Stout
Maria W. Kiefer

125

r. Einelia C. Clewell Kern Mar. IC, bSK;

Nov. 27. 1844 June 17. 1815

Child (first husband)
Ellen Eliza

Feb. 9. 1877 f 1. Edwin F. Clewell
\ 2. Gustave Kern

THE CLEWBLL FAMILY.

73

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

126

4 30

Harriet Bates

Dec.

16,

1820

Jan. 16, 1890

Harvey Bates

b'

Cliildren

5 442

Alfred

Apr.

KS,

1845

Sarah Drehr

1618

Eillen Jane

May

8,

1850

Emma Augusta

Apr.

8,

1851

Deceased

1617

Charles Henry

July

2.

1853

Mary E.

Apr.

2,

1856

May 3, 1878

448

Edgar A.

July

20,

1857

Mary Bobbins

1616

Christian

127

4 30

Alfred Danke

^ept.

18,

1826

Jan. 31, 1900

Susan Sober

128

31 A. M. Fredericke Christ

Children
Eugene Benjamin
Henry Abraham.
444 Francis Cornelius

129

32 Charlotta Backer

Feb.

20,

1822

Mar.

16,

1865

Nov.
May
Dec.

13,

9,

11,

1846
1848
1851

Jan.
Aug.

8,
10,

1866
1854

Sept.

23.

1812

Richard Christ

Aquila E. Woodring

narjorta BacKer ^^epI. z,->. i^i^

No further information of this family could be obtained

130

32 Mary E. Smith Oct. 9, 1816

No further information of this family could be obtained

Martz Bacher

Smith

131

4 33 Fredericke Fehr
F Children

5 445 Edwin H.

446 Anna Elizabeth

447 Ellen S.
1558 Ephraim G.

Louisa F.

448 Sabina M.

449 Thomas J.

450 Sarah M.

451 Emmia S.

452 Olevia C.

453 Elmer R.
Robert

Jan. 17, 1823 Mar. 15, 1895 Michael G. Fehr

June 1, 1843

July 17, 1845

Apr. 18, 1847

Mar. 26, 1850

Sept. 12. 18.52

Nov. 8, 1854
Sept. 5, 1856

Nov. 5, 1857

July 23, 1860

Aug. 10. 1863

Mar. 10, 1866

Mar. 10, 1866

June 4, 1886

Mar. 25, 1859
Mar. 28, 1901

July

1890

Etta Brown
William Seyfried
Wm. H. J. Johnson

Edwin Hunter
Jane Flyte
George ^Meyers
Jacob Stautfer
AVilliam H. Miller
Dora Fierce

132

4 34 Francis T. Clewell
F Children

5 454 Catharine E.

Samuel J.
455 William Francis

Apr. 28, 1818 Apr. 20. 1847 Susan Keller

Dec. 2. 1839
Sept. 16. 1844
Sept. 16, 1846

Feb. 10. 1896
:\rar. 2. 1868
Dec. 24, 1901

Gideon Stein niotz

Sinsil'e

Mary E. Forrest

74

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

133

4

34

I.ou-sa C. Treiu

Apr.

22,

1820

Apr. 6, 1895

David Treiu

F

Ciuldreii

5

45G

Matilda

Apr.

3,

1840

Florentine Seyfried

Peter S.

Mar.

14.

1842

Mar. 17, 1842

457

Sabina M.

Jan.

28,

1844

Ephraim I.oux

458

Israel D.

Mar.

1,

1847

Louisa Hall

Sarah Ann

Sept.

2

1848

Sept. 11, 1853

459

William H.

Aug,

15,'

1854

Ellen Daniel

460

Catliarine L.

Jan.

12.

1857

William H. Clewell

461

Stephen A.

Sept.

10,

1861

Lucinda p:bbeeke

134

34 Caroline E. Fehr
Children

462 James H.
Emma C.

463 Josiah S.

464 Israel R.

465 Francis G.

Dec. 10, 1822

June 3. 1849

Aug. 12, 1853

Feb. 14, 1858

Apr. 24, 1860

Oct. 11, 1864

Nov. 8, 1902 Reuben Fehr

Jarana E. C. If ever

Dec. 10, 1S5()

Amanda Bellisfteld
Amelia Marlde
Catherine Frantz

135

34 Julian P. Fern
Children

466 Franklin R.

467 Louisa E.

468 Malinda E

469 Andrew L.
J. Maria

470 Ellen P.

471 Sally Ann

472 Tilffhman F.

473 Isaac S.

474 Matilda C.

475 Clara S.
467 Lovin J.
477 Marv Y.

Jan.

21.

1825

Aug.

17,

1870

Joseph Fehr

May

14,

1846

Emma Haberstumpf

^ept.

lY,

1847

Abraham IVIillheim

Sept.

23,

1848

Josiah George

Dec.

7,

1849

Sally Ann Bruiker

Mar.

7,

1851

Jan.

19,

1856

IMar.

22

18.i2

Herman Haberstumpf

Sept.

10.

i 8.-13

May

9.

1883

John Hogan

Sept.

24.

18.54

Ellen Brinker

Feb.

2,

18.57

Elmira Frack

Oct.

19,

1859

Clarence P. Hineline

Apr.

7,

1862

Henry Schlegel

Julv

20,

1864

Amanda Kostenbader

Oct.

18,

1866

Lewis Kostenbader

136

34 J. Reuben Clewell
Cliildren
Israel J.

478 Tilghmau LI.
Thomas F.

479 ^Monroe Ij.

480 Catharine E.

481 Ellen S.

Jan. 13, 182'

Aug. 10, 1852

-Aug. 19, 18.54

Dec. 21, 18.56

Oct. 5, 18.59

Dec. 1. 1864

Nov. 20, 1867

Fel). 24, 1893 Henrietta Kaske

Aug. 10. 1855

Emma Fehnel

Dec. 27, 1895 Single

Annie Kostenbader
John Reese
Mathias Roth

THE CLEWBiLL FAMILY.

75

Gen

. No.

JNames

Born

Died

Married to

137

4

34

Sabina M. Saylor

Oct. 22,

1829

June 17,

1891

John Saylor

h

Children

5

482

Ellen C.

Nov. 16,

1853

James Walter

483

Reuben F.

Sept. 9,

1854

Sarah Savitz

4S4

Eugene F.

Jan. 14,

1856

Mary J. Werner

485

Emma L.

Feb. 12,

1858

Charles A. Straub

William J.

Feb. 5,

1859

Apr. 2.

1861

486

Edward L.

Feb. 8,

1861

Henrietta L. Stuber

487

Anna Elizabeth

May 5,

1865

Harry Woodrow

Samuel J.

Aug. 28,

1866

Sept. 4,

1866

488

Francis G.

Feb. 27.

1868

Helen Siegfried

489

Clara
138

Aug. 17,

1872

.HoAvard Young

4

34

Andrew F. Clewell

May 22,

1833

Louisa Schmickle

F

Children

5

490

Edwin H.

Feb. 20.

1858

Ida V. Fehr

491

James A.

Nov. 17,

1859

Elizabeth Werner

492

Clemenece M.

Mar. 11,

1861

Lizzie C. Renner

493

Oliver S.

Oct. 9.

1862

Ida A. Bellisfidd

494

Joseph Lr':

Feb. 15,

1866

Emma Rissmiiler

495

Clara

139

Dec. 13,

1873

Schuyler Thomas

4

34

Henry S. Clewell

Apr. 28,

1837

June 2,

1879

Fayetta Steinu'.etz

F

Children

5

496

Emma C.

Oct. 11,

1865

Harwi Breidinger

497

Edna R.

June 25,

1867

George Young

498

Laura M.

Oct. 17,

1869

INIartin Wolbach

Samuel H.

Aug. 18,

1871

June 17,

1879

499

Carrie L.

140

July 18.

1876

Milton Itterly

4

34

Lewis B. Clewell

Mar. 27,

1839

Rebecca Heimer

F

Child

5

500

Annie Catharine
141

Dec. 13,

1868

Howard Siegfried

4

34

Anna Elizabeth Friebely May 8,

1842

Oct. 24,

1892

Julius C. Friebely

F

Children

5

501

William H.

Nov. 25,

1865

Ellen Wright

502

Lizzie M.

Nov. 30,

1871

Fred. Wunderiy

503

Clara C.
Annie R.

142

Nov. 10,
June 25,

1873

1877

Allen Keller

4

F

34

Susan Maria Kern
Cliildren

Oct. 6,

1852

Edward C. Kern

5

Wilson A.

May 15,

1873

504

Allen S.

July 15.

1874

Lotta Titzel

505

Calvin C.

Dec. 14.

1875

Laura Fenstermaker

506

David L.
Andrew G.

Aug. 21,
Aug. 13.

1877
1879

Annie Nace

Walter L.

Oct. 26,

1881

Feb. 22,

1882

Anna M.

May 15.

1S83

Clara S.

Oct. 2.

1885

Susan B.

Sept. 20,

1887

Edgar A.

May 5,

1889

76

genealog:^: ub-

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

143

4 35
F

Maria L. Fehr
Ohiklren

June 22, 1820

Feb. 23, 1819

George Febr

5 507
508
509

Oiliver L.
Henry P.
Lovin A.
Samuel H.

Mar. 14, 1841
May 21, 1843
Oct. 2, 1844
Feb. 21. 1849

In Infancy

Louisa Sevfried
Eliza C. Schortz
Margaret Odenwdder

144

4 35 S. Henry A. Siegfried

V Cliildren (first wife)

5 510 Ellen
5n Maria

With second wife
William H.
Lucinda R.
Thomas J.

512 Sabina M.

513 Granville H.
Milton P.
Sarah J.

Feb. 15, 1825

May 13. 1846

Nov. 29, 1849

Nov. 18, 1852

Mar. 12. 18.54

Jan. 7. 1856

May 7, 1857

Oct. 28. 1858

Feb. 9. 1865

Apr. 28, 1866

Feb.

0. 1894 f 1. Caroline Gold

t 2. A. L. Plattenberger

Feb. 20, 1905 Philip G. Schmickly
John J. Fehr

Aug. 22, 1853
Nov. 28. 1856
Jan. 14, 1856

Nov. 28. 1866
Sept. 3, 1867

Alfred Walter
Emma B. Ritter

145

4 35 Lovina A.
E Children

5 514 Sabina M.
515 Lovin J.

Keller

July 6. 1826 Jan. 26, 1872 William Keller

Jan. 19, 1850
IMay 9. 1853

Reuben Fehr
Annie IMichael

146

35 Joseph W. Siegfried
Children

516 James F.

517 William A.

518 Emma L.
Oscar H.

519 Charles P.

520 Howard J.

521 Robert L.

Apr. 5. 1831 July 8. 1893 Maria Saylor

Aug. 22. 1855

]Mav 9. 1857

Sept. 3. IS.- 9

Feb. 27, 1863

Aug. 13. 1865

Apr. 7, 1869

Dec. 18. 1871

June 21, 1879
Apr. 28. 1863

Abyssinia Johnson
Emma Heckman
Monroe P. Lind

Sarah Messinger
Annie C. Clewell
Madora Giersch

147

4 36 Aaron N. Clewell
F Chihiren

5 522 Thomas B.

Eugene H.
Mary M.
523 Alice E.

Dec.

o2

1828

Dec.

6.

18.16

.Tan.

1.

18.59

Aug.

15,

1862

Sept.

2

i,S64

Sarah Y. Bachman
Sarah C. Lehr

Guy T. Wear

148

4 36 Robert A. Clewell
F No children

June 20. 1833 June .30, 1867

Amanda Willauer

THE CLE WELL FAMILY.

77

Gen

. No.

- Names

Born

Died

Married to

149

4

37

Maria Louisa Kampman

Z^Iar.

2,

1821

Jan.

10,

1898

Rev. L. F. Kampman

i^'

Cliildren

5

524

Albert

Feb.

4,

1845

Anna A. Harned

Clarence

May

22,

1846

June

4,

1805

525

Joseph

June

30,

1848

1889

Anna K. Patterson

526

Laura

Mar.

27

1850

June

25,

1884

Rev. AV. H. N'ogler

Francis

Dee.

22

1851

June

22

,1852

Mary

Aug.

14,

1854

Aug.

19,

1870

Singi-e

527

Theodore

Oct.

31,

1857

Maggie E. Scholl

Edmund

June

10,

1801

July

14.

i8(;i

150

4

37

Caroline E. Luckenbach

Oct

(j,

1822

Apr.

30,

1905

R'ben 0. Luckenbacli

F

Children

5

Henry J.
Theodore

1843
1847

1844
1853

528

Edward H.
151

Mar.

18.

1849

July

12.

1883

Helen C. Quirk

4

37

Henry J. Uerter

Oct.

4. 1827

Nov.

28.

1864

^Nlagdalena BIoss

i^'

Childi-en

5

529
530

William Henry, Rev.
Alice M.

Apr.
Aug.

9,
19,

1848
1850

Anna M. Bishop
Frank Hnth

Francis E.

.j'une

30,

1852

Single

531

Howard M.

152

Apr.

30,

18a3

C'nst'nce Krayanbiihl

4

3S

Jacob L. Fulkerson

Dec.

13,

1819

Deceased

Sarah Leinbach

F

No children

153

4

38

William F. Fulkerson

Slav.

30,

1821

Dec.

27,

1903

Margaret Heberling

F

Children

5

Cyrus Wellington

Apr.

14.

1848

1849

532

Emma Louisa

Dec.

31,

1849

Fred. Beehn

Harriet Amelia

Mar.

25,

1851

xUay

1807

533

Ceorge Monroe

Mar.

16,

1852

Lydia F. Cripe

534

Jacob Reed

Sept.

30,

1855

Sarah J\L Seward

535

Alice Carnal ia

Nov.

24,

1857

Rev. B. F. Cargay

530

Julia .losephine

July

11,

1860

B. F. McFaddin

537

Sarah Ann

Oct.

30.

1866

G. C. Stanley

i

538

Artha Agnes

154

Sept.

29,

1872

W. E. Messinger

4

39

Sarah E. Romig

Feb.

11,

1827

Mar.

18,

1850

Thomas Romig

F

Child

5

Ellen H.

155

Jan.

1,

1846

Nov.

24,

1804

4

39

Emma Smith

June

0,

1829

Jan.

30,

1807

Mathias Smith

F

Children

5

539

John F.

June

12,

1852

.Alar.

31.

1901

Fisher

Henry J.

Nov.

28,

1854

:\Lar.

19,

1862

540

Sarah C.

Apr.

9,

1857

John Bright

541

Edward F.

Apr.

27,

1860

Eva Sehmoyer

542

Emile S.

June

3,

1862

:Mary A. Sacks

543

William C.

July

27,

1864

Minnie Westbrook

GENEALOGY OF

Ge

a. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

156

4

40

Anna (Nancy)

Pfeiffer

July 24,

1807

Mar. 1,

1S04

Hem-y Pfeiffer

G

5

15(J6
1507

Childi'eu
William P.
Mary

\pr. 7,
Aug-. 12.

1832
is: '.5

May 2.
June 25,

181U
ISOO

Eliza Rader
Samuel Yost

1508
1509

James A.

Ellen

157

Sept. 17,
Oct. 15,

1838
!813

Feb. 14,

1877

Kosaiina Reif
Owen B. Sigley

4

40

Rebecca Stubei

Mar. 13,

1812

Joseph Stuber

158

4

40

Edward Clewell

Dec.

3,

1813

Deceased

Fianna Wesner

G

Children

5

544

:Martin Henry

Feb.

19.

1842

Mar. 20.

1907

Rebecca Delaphin

5-15

Albert Wilson

Jan.

3,

1851

Oct. 3,

1900

Emma Alathers

1574

Robert. Sylvanus

159

Oct.

20,

1850

Deceased

4

40

Sarah Hildebrand

Sept.

18,

1820

Oct. 29,

1901

Joseph Hildebrand

G

Children

5

540

^Villiam

July

2_

1842

July 12,

1891

Mary E. Dillatfl

547

Mary A.

160

Apr.

o

1850

John K. Lougenhagen

4

40

James W. Clewell

July

1 E

,1823

:May 27,

1895

1. Susal Sarah

2. Clara Shafer

G

Children (lirst wife)

5

548

Ida

:\Lir.

31,

1851

Theodore Reninger

549

Lilly

Leana

Virginia

161

Mar.

20,

1858

Deceased
Deceased

Milton Kern

Single

Single

4

40

Caroline Crouse

Nov

30.

1826

Hiram B. Crouse

G

Children

5

550

Mary J.

June

23,

1849

Reuben H. Peter

551

Oliver H.

Feb.

18,

1851

Rebecca Gochenour

552

Chi-istina S.

Apr.

12,

1857

George Kuhns

553

Caroline A.

Dec.

21,

1858

William Millei-

554

John C.

July

31,

1800

Lucy Kuhns

555

George m.

Sept.

10,

1802

Louisa Fi-ey

550

Martha E.

Apr.

3.

lS(i5

Mar. 30,

1902

William Erdel

557

James R.

162

Aug.

9,

1871

Ida J. j\[itton

4

40

S. Eliza Snyder

Aug.

19,

1829

Lewis Snyder

G

Children

5

Lovine Johnson

Infancy

558

Augustus H.

Feb.

18.

1853

Amanda Daniel

559

Emma

Apr.

10,

1855

William Newbold

500

Marcus W.

June

18,

1857

Sarah Bartholomew

501 Einele Warren

502 Ida Louisa

Ida Stuber
Henry Miller

THE CLEWBLL FAMILY.

79

Geu. No.

Died

Married to

163

40 Keabeii 11. Oleweii

C'liihlreii
'AV.i Harriet .M.
01)4 ^vinanda T.
ncs All.ert B.

Harr.v

William L.
506 James H.
51)7 Minnie F.

No cliildren with second wife.

Feb. 15,

1833

June 12.

I'JUT

Jan. 22,

1860

Aug. 29,

1861

Oct. 21,

1862

Jan. S,

18<>5

Jan. 8,

1865

May 28,

1866

Nov. 10,

1866

Julj^ 1,

1872

Sept. 27,

1876

( 1. Mar.y Ann Laiuli?
(^ 2. Mar.v E. llanna

Jolm C. Ferrier
Will. am Tinliel
Ailis Peterson

Belle Rutherford
Clarence Retherford

164

4 4(t Ijiiiannel Clewell
G C'hiUlreu

5 5(i8 Franklin 1'.
5()9 iiijnina S.
569 Charles E. J.

165

4 41 AVilliam Clewell

G Children

5 570 Richard E.

571 Ed. Sylvester

572 Josephine Elizabeth
Maria

166

4 41 Lizette T. Bishop
G No children

Feb.

1837

Nov. 1. 1S59
Nov. 28, 18iiO
June 4, 1869

June 15, 1807

Apr. 14. 1833

Aug. 30, 1834

Apr. 19, 18:*>8

Nov. 1843

Aug. 29, 1810

June 28. 1881 Hannah Fluck

Annie Eisenhard
Milton Wolf

iH'eb.

1870

Jan. 19, 1871 ( 1. Susan Frulinaer

\ 2. Abagail Reinhjjrt

Feb. 10. 1881 Sarah Young

Ma.v 2. 1888 Fayette Place

1872 Joseph Ricksecker
Aue:. 15. 1873

1870 I 1. Henry Kuester

\ 2. Jonathan Bishop

167

4 41

Henry J. Clewell

(4

Children

5 573

Augustus B.

574

iLliza

575

AVilliam H.

576

Oliver E.

577

Ben.iamin Fraidv

578

Lewis S.

579

itebecca E.

580

Cornelia

581

Amos B.

582

Isaiah B.

583

George

168

4 41

Cornelia Regenna:

G

Childi'en

5 584

Dr. Eugene ii.

Walter S.

Laura S.

July

29,

1812

July

18,

rS99

Susan Moharter

Aug.

12.

1836

Feb.

20.

1899

Corde'ia Zehner

Sept.

22

1837

Tilghman :\roliarter

Feb.

16.'

1840

Margaret Huddleson

Mar.

15.

1842

Elizabeth Gordner

July

14.

1844

Sarah Kline

Nov.

7,

1848

Alice Wolf

Nov.

28,

1849

Anthony I^oftus

Aug.

9,

1851

Alfred Edwards

Nov.

14.

1853

Lucina Sitter

Oct.

18.

1855

Lucinda E. Rhinord

Oct.

12.

1856

Eva Tubbs

June

7, !

1815

Rev. J'hn J. Regennas

INIav

14,

1853

EMa Sturgis

July

8.

1855

:\Iar.

17,

1878

1857

Infancy

80

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

169

4 41 Louisa ^Veiuland
G Children

5 585 George D.

Born

Died

Jan. 28, 1818 Deceased
July 18, 1854

Married to

Edward O. Weinland
Anna E. Heilruan

170

4

41

Charlotte O. Osborne

Sept.

29,

1820

Aug. 1, 1900

Palmer Osborne

G

Chudreu

5

George Augustus

Dec.

13,

1847

Oct. 2(), 1901

Single

58(>

Anna Eliza

Dec.

11.

1850

Mar. 5, 1881

A. A. Gardiner

Laura

Nov.

2G.

1855

Singl^e

5S7

Gloraine

Aug.

3,

1857

Raujier Hasten

588

Edwiard P.

Mar.

17,

1862

Bertha E. Desh

171

4 41 Samuel B. Clewell
G Children

5 589 Adelaide L.

590 Oliver A.

591 Benjamin F.

592 Edwin H.
Cornelia E.

593 Samuel G.

Nov. 22, 1822 May 22, ISOli

May 10, 1847

Oct. 19, 1850

Aug. 4, 1852

Oct. 9, 1854

Jan. 5, 1861

Mar. 12, 1864

May 22, 1801

Elizabeth Tom bier

John J. Opp
Hattie Rhoads
Lydia Ti-oxell
Ellen Horn

Georgiana Goth

172

4

42

Eliza Yoe

G

Children

5

594

Owen

595

xMary M.

1619

Sarah

Mar. 4, 1810 Deceased

Mar. 17, 1854
Sept. 1850

Peter Yoe

Maggie M. Myers

John L. Crawford

Crawford

173

4

42

Catharine

.Moy

er

Jan.

10,

1812

Deceased

Moyer

G

Children

5

59()

Susan

Oct.

1833

G. W. Else

597

Hiram

Feb.

15,

1839

598

r]'dward

Nov.

15,

18-17

Dec. 13, 1901

Elmira Wanicli

Jennie

Nov.

7,

1856

Single

174

4

42

Jacob Clewell

Jan.

3,

1814

Apr.

27,

1877

Eliza Brobst

G

Children

5

599

Christian

Jnly

12,

1840

Amelia Martz

600

Sarah

Jan.

3,

1843

R. H. Sittler

(iOl

Charles

Jan.

10.

1845

Oct.

28,

1898

Lvdia Walp

602

Jeremiah

Sept.

25.

1S47

Oct.

14.

ino3

Alida Renift

60.'',

Clara

Oct.

15.

1852

Jan.

4,

1879

AVilliam Harpstcr
David Crites

W4

Hannah

May

29,

1856

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

81

Names

Born

Died

Married to

175

i 42 Sarah Miller
G Children

5 (J05 rhilip H.

UOij :Mary :Margaret

Oct. 3, 1817 Apr. 9. 1904 Elijah Miller

May 15, 184G Emma Shuman

Apr. 29, 1848 Jerome Shuman

176

4 42 Mary Ann Ee\yars
a Children

5 GOT James S.
GOS Clara M.
609 Anna

Feb. 4, 1821

Noy. 2G. 1850
Dec. IS, 1851

1903 William I.ewars

Mary H. Bnbb

Rev. Joseph G. Griffith

Frank Caress

177

4

42

Matilda Roberts

G

Children

5

(UO

William Henry

1620

Anna

Gil

Sarah

612

Edward
David

G13

Clarence

Clara

Clay

614

Joseph

615

Arthur

616

Harvey

Jan. 20, 1822

Apr. 28, 1846

Sept. 2. 1853
Sept. 21, 1854

Sept. 9. ISGO

Sept. 9, 18G0

Sept. 9. ISGO

Oct. 2. 18G2

Mar. 25, 1868

Sept. 10, 18G0
Sept. 11, nSGO

Josiah Roberts

Ellen Barnd

Charles Decker
Alvaretta Lewis
No report
Dora Ranch

Malinda May

Mary Ranch

Maria Fenstermaker

178

4 42 Lavina Fincher
G No children

Aug. 19, 1825 Oct. 31, 1850 Jeremiah Fincher

179

4 42 G. William Clewell
G Children

5 617 Jennie L.
618 William H.
639 Artley D.

June 8, 1828

Nov. 3, 1870

July 10, 1872

Mar. 25, 1876

Catherine E. Artley

F. A. Newcomer
Malinda Stump
Malinda Fisher

184

4

44

Joseph Cle\\

•ell

G

620

Children
Rebecca

Henrich Gittinger

(i21

Esther

Feb.

10, 1834

Levi Getter

622

Finanna

Jan.

1, 1836

Aug.

14,

1901

Jacol) Reph

623

Susan

Reuben Newhard

624

Daniel

Sept.

7, 1841

Caroline Fradeueck

82

GENEALOGY OF

I

Geu. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

185

4 44

George Clewell

1804

1889

Sarah Moliartrr

G

Childreu

5 (>25

Sept. 6,

1841

Amianda Keener

U2a

Alary
Soliuda

Jan. 27,

1 842

Dec. 8,

1884

Jacob Eclcrote

U27

1845

July 14,

1889

Edward Dreisbach

ti28

Joliu F.

Dec. 2,

1853

Margaret Morgjiu

t>29

Jacob

Dec. 27,

1903

Katie Root

1G21

(Jeorge

1(>22

Reuben

G30

Caroline

Henry Wintersteen

631

Rebecca

Trumbore

<)32

Susan

Peter Moyer

633

Harriet

Hiram Freeman

186

4 44 Samuel Clewell
G Children

5 634 John
1623 William

Mary Ecker

187

4 45 Christian D. Sides
G Children

1624 (4eorge M.
John P.

1625 James H.

635 Rebecca M.
l(>2r> Mary C.
1627 William F.
1()28 Christian

636 Levi H.
1630 Ambrose E.
1630 Elizabeth G.

Rosa J.

Nor. 24, 1805 Sept. 5, 1879

Oct. 21, 1834

Sept. 17, 1836

June 30, 1838

Sept. 22, 1840
July 10. 1843

Nov. 17, 1845

Feb. 24, 1848

Oct. 23, 1850

Nov. 27. 1852

June 4, 1857

Mar. 12, 1863

Fnknown

Alpha M. Taylor

Lashmit

— ■ Zimmerman

Amos Fav,'

Reicn

Spaugh

Burk

Nancy Faw

Spaugh

Johnson

192

4 47 Thomas Rominger
G Children

5 Beatrus
Clerinda Rosina
Cornel his Nathaniel

637 Sarah Ann

1630 Jonathan Permanus

ie>32 Isaac James

038 William Thomas

Apr. 17, 1798 May 20, 1852 Catherine Miller

:\Iav 22, 1832

Mar. 31, 1835

Sept. 10, 1836

Oct. 16, 1838

Aug. 26, 1840

Jan. 27, 1842

Nov. 25, 1845

Infancy

Deceased

Deceased

William A. .Tohnson
Mfiry Bovd
Ellie White
:Martha Elrod

193

4 47 Phel)e P. Padgett
G No report

Oct. 22, 1802

Padgett

194

Elizal>eth Haines
No reiiort

Dec. 12, 1805

Haines

THE CLEWE'LL FAMILY.

83

Gren. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married, to

195

4 47 Salome Mulican
G CliikU'eu

5 1G33 Martha Caroline

Sarali Elizabeth
Amanda lio-sina
Andrew Alex

1511 Eli Wilson
1U34 Lewis Cornelins
1635 Rebecca Virginia

1512 Enoch Pearce

Feb.

1S08

Apr. 29, 1830

Aug. 23, 1835

Feb. 1, 1838

Feb. 1, 1838

Sept. 15, 1840

Jan. 15, 1848

Feb. 5, 1850

Apr. 27, 1853

Mar. 31, 1894

Mar. 7, 1848

187^.

Mar. IG, 1848

Lewis S. Mulican
Alex H. Ellis

>Susan' Shutt
Nancy Vest
Samuel Davis
Catherine Kritsfeezer

196

4 47 Rebecca Ann Wommack
G Children

5 1480 Roswell A.

G39 Sarah C.

640 James C.

Apr. 27, 1813 Aug. 26, 1S98 Wilson W. Wommack

July 2G, 1837
Nov. 16, 1838
Aug. 26, 1842

Letta Ann Lehman
Thomas D. Cooper
Eliza J. Mikel

197

4 47 Eliza M. C. Welfare
(i No report

Nov.

r, 1810

Welfare

198

4 48

Jacob Clouse

Dec.

31,

1810

J nly

27

1881

Elizabeth aiaw

ii

Clhildren

5 641

Catherine

Aug.

8,

1838

Philip Snyder

(V42

Sarah

Mar.

14,

1840

Feb.

24,

1865

(diaries Reid

John

Mar.

25.

1841

Aug.

"5",

18(57

Single

643

Mary

Mar.

21,

1845

.June

1,

1884

John B. Kent

Phebe

Oct.

30; :

1846

Sept.

7,

1866

Lewis

Nov.

12,

1847

Jan.

30,

1885

Single

Samuel

May

12,

1849

Sept.

13,

1872

Single

644

^Margaret

Jan.

10.

1851

J uly

27,

1880

(xeorge Clark

William

Apr.

27

1853

July

20,

1877

Sii--lo

(145

Joseph

Feb.

"s!

1856

Anna Willis

646

Philip

Feb.

5,

1856

June

20,

1890

Lucy Thomas

(U7

Elizabeth

199

Aug.

13,

1857

John B. Kent

4 48

Elizabeth Davis

Apr.

3,

1813

1862

John Davis

a

Children

5

Philip S.

Sei)t.

9,

1833

May

18,

1845

648

Catherine C.

Dec.

9,

1835

'Slay

'7,

1883

William A. L.

Jan.

19,

1838

May

2.5,

1844

John T. L.

May

4.

1842

May

25.

1844

Phebe

Dec.

5,

1839

June

1.

1,844

G49

Nancy E. L.

Feb.

25,

1845

:\Iilton Troadway

650

Lewis S.

Nov.

23.

1847

Caroline Reid

651

Ala ha la L.

Nov.

9.

1850

Herman Gruell

6.52

Charlotte

Jan.

23,

1853

Fel).

14.

1888

PeiT-y Owens

653

Susanna L.

June

26,

lSb5

John Aspy

654

Jane

Nov.

12,

1858

William Smith

84

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

200

4

48

Salome B

G

Children

5

655

John

650

Joseph

657

Samuel P

658

Sanford

659

William

Hedgecock

Born

Died

INIarried to

May 1, 1815 May 5, 1893 Isaac Hedgecock

Dec. 15, 1843

Feb. 25, 1845

Apr. 29, 1847

June 12, 1849

Oct 19, 1885

Annie Seward
Elw'ina Reed
Maria Holder
Emmia Smith
Alice Crisler

201

4

48 Phillipine Hitchcock

Feb. 15 1817

Apr.

8, 1840

Isaac Hitchcock

G

Child

5

660 Andrew

June 1, 1854

Miranda Marshall

202

4

48

John Clouse,

Jr.,

Sept. 2. 1822

Mar.

31, 1897

Tempa Miller

G

Children

5

Charles Ei.

Apr. 20. 1858

Apr.

18, 1865

661

James 0.

July 1, 1860

Nancy L. CTine

Adelaide C.

Mar. 30, 1862

Mar.

20, 1865

Clara M.

Apr. 8, ISCA

Feb.

10, 1865

George F.

May 1, 1866

Oct.

6, 1890

Single

Bertha Anna,

M. D.

Aug. 27, 1868

662

Arne Wilbur

Grace

Beata

Jan. 18. 1872
Sept. 3, 1874
Mar. 14, 1878

Infai

icy

Link P. Carr

203

4
G
5

49

663
6&4

Philip Lachenauer

Childi-en
Clara
Addie

204

Nov.

Jan.
July

11,

12,
23,

1808

1844

1847

Sept. 4,

1872

Caroline Schuster

Samuel A. Thomas
WinsloAV A. Smith

4
G
5

50
665

John Romiuger

Child
Alvis M.

205

Apr.
July

22
1,

1823
1850

May 19,

1902

Louisa Lick
Sarah Ellis

4
G
5

53

1481

1482

666

Rebecca E. Ziegler

Children
Charlotte Permelia
Matilda Jane
Ivucy

Dec.

Jan.
May
July

9,

10,

15,

1,

1820

1847
1848
1850

Jan. 20,
Mar. 10.

1889
1874

Daniel Ziegler

Thomas W. Romiuger
Franklin M. Reed
William L. Miller

206

4 53 Joseph Gambold Apr. 13, 1822

No further information.

Elizabeth Fi^'n

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

85

Gen

.. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

207

4

53

Phliip Gambold

June

21,

1824

Mary A. Ziegler

G

Children

5

149G

Julius A.

Dec.

5,

1848

Adaline Clawson

mi

Josephine A.

Dec.

5,

1848

W. K. Tempels

008

Irvin C.

June

26,

1851

Lenora Redwlne

669

M. Isabel

July

28,

1853

Thomas Storm

Sarah M.

Apr.

19,

1859

July 28,

1861

670

Delilah C.
Frederick G.

May
May

22,

5,

1861
1869

Rev. R. M. Zuck

Nellie G.

May

5,

1869

Feb. 15,

1870

208

4

53

Thomas E. Gambold

Sept.

24,

1832

Nov.

1889

Fannie Haggens

G

Child
Ella

209

Jones

4

53

John Gambold

July

14,

1834

Mar. 17,

1863

EQlen Holder

G

Children

5

Beata

Dec.

16,

1858

Infancy

John

Jan.

14,

1860

Jan. 23,

1860

671

Edward H.

Jan.

12,

1862

Celia F. Griessmann

210

58 Phillippine (Burcham) Oct. 13, 1837
. Bruner
Children (first husband)

672 John Sept. 22, 1856

673 Emma A. June 9, 1858

Children (second wife)

William N. June 4, 1867

Erastus C. Sept. 18, -1868

674 Henry E. Feb. 6, 1870
Frederick W. May 31, 1872

1556 Laura B. Aug. 17, 1877

f 1. Augustus Burcham
t 2. Martin Bruner

Susan Sowers
May 20, 1881 Charleston Rominger

Dec. 15, 1886

Pauline Morgan
David Watson

211

4 53 Lydia T. Neligh Nov. 8. 1840

Children (second husband)

5 1524 Sherman Aug. 2, 18(U

1525 Franklin Frederick Feb. 24, 1869

1526 Albert A. June 19, 1872

212

Charles Neligh

Ella A. Hege
Hela May Spaugh
Leona P. Panyburn

4

54

Jacob Luckenbach

Apr

■ 1:

, 1805

May

9,

1888

Mary Whitsell

G

Children

5

Augusta PI

Feb.

11,

1832

Mav

9,

1891

Single

675

David 0.

Aug.

7,

1833

Dec.

28,

1906

EUen Meyers

676

Emma L.

Apr.

2,

1835

Lewis Doster, Jr.

677

Angelica H.

Oct.

31,

1837

Dec.

12,

1892

Albert M. Rihe

Andrew A.

Dec.

22

1839

Oct.

30,

1905

Single

Esther L.

Sept.

"i

1841

Sept.

26,

1847

678

Matilda A.

Dec.

23,

1843

William V. Knauss

679

Jacob W.

.luiy

12.

1850

Nov.

21,

1897

EDDma S. Sellers

Gloraine M.

Mar.

25,

1852

May

25,

1856

86

GENEALOGY OF

Gen

. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

213

4

54

George I>uckenbacli

June

8,

1806

Nov.

4,

1878

Maria Streby

G

Children

5

Sarah E.

Jan.

1,

1835

Feb.

13,

1835

680

E'dAA'iu K.

Apr.

18,

1836

Aug.

21,

1894

Annie L. White

681

Julius B.

Jan.

1,

1838

Sarah Kingkinc^er

Marietta L.

July

2,

1841

Oct.

12,

1844

682

George H.

Nov.

24,

1844

Feb.

28,

1872

Mamie Yenable

683

Maria A.

214

Aug.

15,

1846 .

Wilson Bender

4

54

William Luckeubach

Aug.

6,

1807

July

28.

1893 1

' 1. Eliza Rice

2. Sarah Gahn

3. Maria Kraeder

G

Children (first wife)

5

Josephine

Oct.

10.

1832

Dec.

8,

1844

684

OAven A.

Jan.

16.

1834

Oct.

14,

1891

Jane Croker

Joseph

:Mar.

4.

1836

May

26,

1860

Single

685

Caroline

Mav

26,

1838

Jan.

17,

1862

Bernad Lehman

William D.

Nov.

12.

1840

Single

686

Ellen

Sept.

28.

1842

Rev. Chas. Nagle

687

Sophia

Apr.

1,

1844

Hugh i\faxwell

688

Amelia

Aug.

10.

1^6

Dec.

22

1894

Rev. Alb't Rondthaler

Anna L.

Julv

7.

1848

Sinij^'e

689

Frances 0.

Children (second wife)

Feb.

22,

1851

J. Samuel Krause

Elizabeth R.

June

28,

1856

Single

215

4

54

Charlotte E. Weoer

Jan.

9,

1809

Feb.

9,

1890

John C. Weber

G

Children

5

691

Hortensia V.

Oct.

6.

1833

Aug.

4.

1902

Robert P. Krause

690

Bernhard A.

Apr.

9,

1835

692

Henry T.

216

Apr.

1,

1838

Jan.

2_

1899

Hannah P. Price

4

54

Henrietta Rigg

July

4,

1810

Deacesed

William Rigg

G

No children

217

4

54

Anna M. Schafer

Aug.

13,

1811

1893

Soloman Schafer

G

Children

5

Bernhard Francis
Anna Cornelia
Henry David

Jan.

31.

1853

Sept.
Dec.
Dec.

20.

5.

29,

1870

1848
18.52

693

Eugene

218

June

10,

1846

:May

19,

1902

Jennie Sensanvan

4

54

Matilda Jacoby

]\lay

13,

1812

Dec.

15.

1885

Charles .Tacoby

G

Children

5

694

Emma O.

.Tan.

4.

1838

Theodore Frndeneck

695

Ellen E.

June

29.

1840

Jeremiah Lew's

696

Anna M.

Dec.

24,

1,S41

Edwin Benner

697

Chas. Augustus

Nov.

11.

1843

Sarah Schweykefer

698

Olevia Sarah

Aug.

20.

1845

Adam Smith

699

Eugene F.

iSept.

26,

1850

Mnry Mederna<'h

700

Virginia M.

Jan.

25,

1856

Edv.-ard H. Ru(de

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

87

Geu

. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

219

4

54

Rebecca Keck

Apr.

15,

1814

Mar.

10,

1895

Ephraim Keck

c;

Cliiklren

5

Heury Benjamiu

July

25,

1840

1840

Thomas

July

22,

1841

Unknown

701

Maria

Jan.

14,

1843

Jacob H. Crouthnmei

702

Sarah Ann

Aug.

3,

1844

]\Iilton Lanclenberger

703

Rebecca

Oct.

26.

1849

Dee.

22,

1876

EdAvin T. Franken'field

704

Charles William

Jan.

13,

1851

Kate C. Rosei'berger

Bphraim B.

June

20,

1853

1855

220

4

54

Thomas D. Luckenbach

June

28,

1817

.J une

16,

1871

Josephine L. Witmeyer

G

Children

5

Adeline Elizabeth

Mar.

2(),

1847

Nov.

26,

1901

Single

Sarah Cornelia

Aug.

5,

1849

Sept.

29,

1849

Mary Louise

Dec.

14,

1850

Single

Laura Euphemia

Aug.

4,

1856

June

6,

1873

705

Emma Josephine

Sept.

14,

1858

Henry James \Vard

Martha Augusta

Feb.

3,

1861

Oct.

20.

1886

Single

Morris Thomas

Dec.

31,

1862

Aug.

8.

1863

706

Samuel David

221

Mar.

18,

1867

Olga C. Hesse

4

54

Sarah A. Babel

June

24,

1818

Deceased

Edward Babel

(i

No report
222

4

55

•Juliauna Davis

Sept.

20,

1819

Dece;

ased

Samuel Davis

G

Children

5

707

John

Apr.

13.

1852

Ida McMaster

70S

Samuel D.

Emma

Beatus

223

Mar.

18,

1853

Hannah Harman

4

55

A. Sidney Clewell

Sept.

19,

1822

Sept.

6,

1905.

Rebecca Michael

G

Children

5

709

Owen B.

May

26.

1844

Caroline Zellner

710

Alice

Dec.

17,

1854

Reuben R. Weidner

711

Theodore W.

Feb.

19.

1857

Fidena Butz

712

Andrew

1859-

Alice Frederick

713

Ida

Apr.

3.

1864

Richard Smith

714

Ellen

224

Aug.

19.

1867

Percival Hausman

4

55

Owen C. Clewell

Dec.

22

1824

Apr.

13,

1900

Catherine Herman

G

Child

5

715

Maria

225

Apr.

*■•

1854

Tilghman Fogel

4

55

Anna Paulina Sterner

Sept.

9

1825

Nov.

10,

1902

Lafayette Sterner

(i

Children

5

716

Milton H.

May

14.

1850

Sarah A. Yob

717

Ellen A.

1851

Feb.

6,

1898

Robert AV. Earick

718

Allen J.

Mar.

4,

1856

Cfera M. Yost

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

226

4 55 Claarles R. Glewell
G Cliildren

5 Milton
1(538 Jacob

Born

Died

Married to

Apr. 15, 1827 May 12, 1901;

Deceased
Deceased

Sarali Roth

227

4

55

Walter C. Clewell

Jan.

16, 1831

Sept. 28, 1899

Adline Heil

5

719

720

Children
Annie A.
Charles ^Y.
Marv E.

Mar.

Nov.
Nov.

3, 1863
14, 1864
14, 1864

Oct. 30, 1866

Emma M. Seipel
Chas. K. Smith

721
722

Morris G.
Coris F.
Carrie A.

Aug.
Aug.
Sept

30, 1866
14, 1869
20, 1874

Ida Fatzinger
Mamie Bender

228

4 55 Susanna E. Reed
G Children

5 723 John Franklin

724 Marcus J.

725 Emma
Allen James

Dec. 22, 1833

Oct. 23, 1862

Oct. 8, 1866

Sept. 16. 1868

Slay 31, 1872 May 30, 1873

Josiah Reed

Isabel Henderson
Efether A. Williams
Franklin J. Keim

229

4 56 Eliza C. Fell
G Children

5 726 Hannah I.evina
727 George Benjamin

Amanda Lucinda

Jan. 27, 1813 Aug. 18, 1883

• 1845

Sept. 4, 1851

1854

1873

John Fell

William ;m. Bordner
Mi\vx Rhyan

230

4

56

James L. Clewell

Nov. 8,

1815

Nov.

13.

1893

Catherine Haney

G

Children

<^

728

Jacob Lewis

June 29,

1856

Laura Shaver

729

Hannah E.
Frances E.

Aug. 31,
Feb. 27,

1858
1862

Frank Sheldon
Sin^e

730

Hattie C.

Dec. 29,

1863

Fred. H. Baskins

731

Charles H.

Feb. 11.

1866

Lena Noel

Walter David

May 18,

1871

Apr.

3.

1872

732

Arthur George

Aug. 27,

1873

Maud E. Bennett

231

56 Caroline M.
Children
733 Mary E.
7.>4 Emma L.
735 Ivucinda A.

Litzenberger Feb. 5, 1820

Jan. 4, 1845
Jan. 25, 1851
Jan. 20, 1855

Mar. 31, 1888
July 10, 1870

Peter Litzenberger

Aaron Vr eel and
Pierson Lambert
Frank Birdsey

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

89

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

^Married to

232

5G Luc. Kuhrauff Rosenberg Nov. IS, 1S24

Cliildren (tirst liusbaud)

T3() David Henry Aug. 4,

ToT Susan Amanda Dec. 2(3, 1849
Children (second husband)

738 Celestia Jane Aug. 4, IS."8

739 Cornelia Lucinda Oct. 22, 1859

740 George William Jan. 25, 1861
Frank June 22, 1867

233

56 Robert W. Clewell

Child
741 William M.

Mar. 18, 1884 f 1. John Ruhrauff

\ 2. Mathias Rosenberg

Susan P. Beach
Samuel S. Gould

James E. Baker
Mar. 20, 1901 Chas. F. Farnsworth

Apr. 10. 1904 Mary A. Kinsella
Dec. 28, 1807

234

57 David Henry Bishop

Children
r42 Augustus S.

Morris E.
743 Emil J.

235

4

57

Autionette C. Desh

G

Children

5

744

Orlando B.
Ambrose H.

745

William D.
Edward E.
Harrison C.

236

4

58

Salome L. Yost

G

Children

5

Cornelia M.
Olivia C.

237

4

58

Reuben W. Clewell

(x

Children

5

Albert F.
Mary

74G

Caroline

747

William H.

748

George

749

Curtis

238

4

58

Maria 0. Pearson

G

Children

5

750

Oliver D.

751

Elmina V.

752

Cornelia V.

758

Mary

.'(54

Jennie E.

755

Lawrence R.

Feb.

44,

1831

June

IT,

1901

Evelyn Leddick

Dee.

28,

1857

Mary K. Ti!)bals

Not.

19,

1815

Dec.

10,

1874

Sarah E. Milchsack

Aug.
May
Apr.

19,

24
20,

1846
1850

1857

June

oo

1851

Caroline E. George
Margaret E. Kautz

:\Iay

4.

1820

Feb.

22,

1870

Daniel Desh

Sept.
June
Feb.
Aug.
Oct.

30,
16.
14,
26.
25,

1843
1845
1848
1850
1854

Sept.

30.

1879

Marion E. Willets

Single

Ellen C. Sclioenbergei

Single

July

30.

1816

June

1,

1890

Herman Yost

July
Dec.

14,
4,

1840
1845

Dec.

23,

1844

Single

June

12,

. 1819

Jan.

11,

1894

Josephine Smith

Apr.
Aug.
Nov.
Mar.

19.
3.
3,

29,

1846
1847

1850

1852
1856

1858

May

23,

1848
1851

1882

William H. Bless
Alice Hendricks
Josephine Lerch
Annie Newbold

Feb.

18.

1824

Dec.

3,

1889

Franklin Pearson

Feb.
Nov.
Mar.
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.

9.

5."
13,

31,

1843
1845
1848
1852
1860
1867

Valeria Trexler
Edwin Wilton
Benjamin F. Schontz
Thamos L. McEnteo
William Lees
Lacetta Cuffel

90

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No

Names

Bor

n

Died

Married to

239

4
G

58

Caroline E. (Marstellerl
Schnabt
No Cnildren

240

Oct.

'1

9,

1827

f 1. Francis Marsteller
\ 2. Gideon Schnabel

4
G

58

Matilda Sterner
Child

.Tidy

16,

1835

Feb.

18,

, 1803

Saniuel Sterner

5

75(>

Einnia I..

241

May

"'

1858

Henry B. Schneller

4
G

50

:Sh\vy L. Hinkle
Children

Aug.

5.

1816

Dec.

14,

1885

Charles Hiidile

t)

757
760
758
759

Annie
Maria
Ellen M.
Oliver R.

242

May
Aug.
Apr.
Jan.

1,

28,
29,
29.

1839
1843
1849
1856

Charles Rickert
Henr^' Iveeler
Wlli-un Weiser
Carrie Stem

4
G

5

59

7()1

7(12
708

Lneretia A. Harwi

Children
Alfred J.
Edwin C.
^Vilson H.

243

Aug.

Jan.
Jan.
Aug.

30,

21,

7,
15,

1823

1847
1850

1858

Nov.
Sept.

28,
4,

1904

Michnel Harwi

Elizabeth Whitehead
Emma Ivemerer
EUlcn Frey

4
G

5

59

764

765

Matilda E. Kitter

Children
Cartillia Lovilla
Milton Charles
Oliver Clewell
Orlando John

244

Apr.

Oct.
June
June
Mar.

■ 28,

17,
27.
1,
23,

1831

1853
1857
1861
18G3

May

Aug.
July

4.

8,
9,

1859

1905
1863

Charles Ritter

Ida Walter
Elenora Roller

4
G

59

Sanmel F. Hower

No report

245

Feb.

14,

1835

Sept.

18,

1895

Mary Myers

4
G

5

59

766
767

76S
769

Eliza J. Bmch

Children
Alice Dorotha
Erwin .Tames
Carrie Irene
Elmer Clinton

246

Mar.

Nov.
Feb.
July
Dec.

16,

9,
12,
9,
22

1837

1856
1859
1866
1869

May

25,

1907

AVilliam H. Bimch

Herman Strasburger
Emma E. Kremser
Charles Hankey
Stella Keiper

4
G

5

59

770
771
772
773

Asher E. Hower

Children
.Tohn A.
Marens ,T.
Estplla :M.
Robert K.

247

Mar.

June
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

12,

30,

25,

3.

19,

1841

1863
1870
1S73

1876

Apr.

Sept.

14,

6,

1903
1890

Sarah Blackwell

Anna Girard
Estella Fenner
George Olpp
Emma Frey

4
G

5

60
774

Lncinda Balcom

Childn^i
David
Sarah E.

Mar.

Sept.
Oct.

8.

1,
31,

1813

1844
1845

Mar.

Sept.

4,
3,

1883
186-1

David L. BaJcom
Christian Stuckey

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

91

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

4 GO
G

4 61

G

5

248

Diaiina Clewell
For her family see (77)

249

02

62

63

778
779
780
781

63

Maria Louisa Crist

Children
Edward Rndolphes
Clarence Eugene
Gnstavns Adolphiis
William Cary
Caroline Annie
Elenora Elizabeth

250

Catharine (Clift) Kuhn

Child
:\rary A. C.

251

William H. Clewell

Child
Dr. Clarence H.

252

Caroline Kirk

Child
Ada M.

253

John Francis Clavell

Children
Marg'aret Ann
John F.
Daniel James
William H.
Hannah
Correll

254

.James Daniel Clawell

Children
Carey K.
Harvey K.

255

Aurora A. Frederick

Children
Clarence
Marv

256

Apr. 2. 1826

Dec. 4. 1810

Mar. 13, 1851

Oct. 14. 1852

Julv 29. 1856

Oct. .3. 1860

Oct. 4. 1868

Sept. 4. 1827
Jan. 30, 1852

June 6, 1833
Sept. 3. 1868

Mar. 15. 1S.S6
Apr. 7. 1809

May

1821

Jan. 16, 1848
Jitlv 25. 18.50
Oct. 8. 1852
AuiT. 26. 1856
Sept. 10, 1859
Sept. 6, 1863

Christian Clewell

June 18S7 Traugott F. Crist

Dec. 6, 18J;>

Apr. 18, 18-^

Nov. 27, 1868

Oct. 21, 1881

Flora L Rothrock
Mattie A. Winkler

f 1. Lowell Clift
\ 2. John Kuhn

Catherine Boehm

Jacob Kirk

May 3. 1896 Catherine Carey

Dec. 11. 1902 John George
:May 28, 1894 Mary Blier

Jan. 9. 1884
1883

Feb. 11, 1823 Nov. 27. 1884

4 64 Emma L. Ritz
G No Children

Mav 6. 1865
Oct. 24. 1866

May 17, 18:J

Aug. 11, 1839

Mar. 8. 1888
Jan. 30. 1867

Deceased

Annie Hunsteffer
Clara L. Wenzel
Harrv R. Lugar

Rebecca B. Keller
Single

Deceased
Deceased

m Frederick

Tilghman Ritz

92

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

257

64 Joseph L. Clewell
Child
Mary

258

m

Albert A. Clewell
Child
782 Laura L.

259

04 Erancis D. Clewell
No children

260

Jan. 12, 1842 Killed in war Louisa Brader

Robert Bitter

July 16, 1845
July 24, 1870

Aug. 11, 1848

Amelia Cressman
Herbert Albright

Ellen J. Hartzel

4

64

Eugene A. Clewell

May 11, 1853

Martha V. Keiper

G

Child

5

783

S. Charles F.

261

Mar. 22, 1881

Rosa Shoemaker

4

65

Emma L. Clowes

July 24, 1830

Jan.

26,

1903

Archer W. Clowes

G

Children

5

7&4

Laura M.

Sept. 20, 1852

Mar.

9.

1886

J. Allen Dalzell

Claude A.

June 1855

Jan.

26,

1858

785

Ellen P.

June 29, 1858

C. A. Gustave Riege

786

Archer A.

262

Mar. 23, 1861

Dec.

30,

1888

Ida L. Harmstad

4

65

Sarah A. Cook

Dec. 31, 1835

John J. Cook

G

Children

5

787

Helen C.
Charles C.

263

May 22, 1872
Aug. 21, 1875

James T. Moyer

4

66

Adalaide E. Gold

Mar. 11, 1833

Oct.

11,

1883

James Gold

G

Children

5

788

Ellen E.

May 30, 1854

May

9,

1898

Joseph Andrews

789

Sarah C.

Mar. 2, 1S57

Zachariah Abel

7<J0

Eugene

264

Oct. 18, 1871

Gertie Michael

88

Emelius Stocker

May 21, 1829

Angelica M. Giersch

4

6<i

Angelica M. Stocker

Feb. 13, 1835

Emelius Stocker

G

ChiUlreu

5

791

Eugene W.

Apr. 20, 1855

Henrietta Bush

Henry G.

Dec. 17, 1856

July

14,

1858

Emma L.

Jan. 22, 1859

Elenora S.

Dec. 4, 1860

792

Jane Martha

Aug. 27 1862

James Peisert

793

Charles A.

Aug. 8, 1864

Olivia IThler

794

Mary C.

May 29, 1866

Albin Voigt

795

George D.
Rev. Harry E.

Apr. 26, 1870
Mar. 19, 1876

Mary Becker

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

93

G-eu. No.

Born

MaiTied to

265

4 06 Eluiii-ii Selimickle
G Children

5 Clemence W.

796 Catharine E.

797 Otto Albert

798 Robert H.

799 William M.
Clara L.

800 Alice L.

801 Charles F.

802 Annie C.

Nov. 30, 1836

Apr. 22, 1858

Sept. 7, 1858

June 27, 1859

Aug. 24, 1861

Oct. 8, 1863

Jan. 5, 1866

May 10, 1867

Feb. 24, 1868

Dec. 27, 1868

Aug. 3, 1870

Nov. 20, 1872

William F. Schmiekle

Madison V. Uhler
Aravesta Howell
Adella W. Schooley
Annie Johnson

Clem J. Lereh
Minerva Dennis
CTemienee F. Beitel

266

4

66

Albert C. Giersch

Oct.

7, 1840

Catherine J. Beitel

G

Children

5

803

Laura L.

July

17, 1866

Tliomas H. Adams

804

Hortansia E.

Dec.

8, 1867

Charles H. Sey fried

805

Helen A.

Apr.

10, 1870

Charles ^Y. Loux

806

Madora C.

Apr.

10, 1872

Robert L. Siegfried

Mjiry E.

Nov.

3, 1874

Dec. 4.

1893

807

Annie B.

Oct.

25, 1876

Frank C. Merges

808

Mabel A.

Aug.

18, 1881

Charles J. Knauss

267

4 66 Louisa Steiner
G No children

Sept. 17, 1842 Sept. 30, 1863 Tiflghman S. P. Steiner

268

4

66

Ellen M. Colver

Jan. 2, 1846

William Colver

G

Children

5

809

Edward W.

Apr. 14, 1869

Amanda Hanshue

810

Albert J.

Aug. 16 1871

Annie Rodenbach

811

Emma L.

June 14, 1873

Aaron Itterly

Henry E.

May 3. 1875

.Tune 16, 1875

William R.

Julv 22, 1876

1541

Charles G.

Oct. 15. 1878

Laura F. Abel

Joseph L.

Mar. 24, 1881

Sept. 21. 1882

Harry J.

Dec. 24, 1883

812

Annie O.
Robert L.

Oct. 16. 1885
Aug. 19. 1888

Edwin D. Breidmger

269

68 Alexander B. Steiner

813
814

Children
Franklin B.
Tilghman S. P.

.Ian. 12, 181i

Sept. 17, 18.36
Feb. 19, 1843

May 4, 1895
Mar. 18. 1863

Clarinda E. Snyder

Augusta E. Bauer
Louisa L. Giersch

94

GENEALOGY OP

Gen. No.

Nam(

Born

Died

Married to

270

4 (iS Amelia (Beitel) Oppelt

G Children (tirst husband)

5 Albert P.
815 Benjamin P.
Hlfi James A.

817 Granville A.
Annie M.

(second luisband)

818 Henry H.
Praneis R.

819 Marietta C.

271

4 (>8 Marietta E. Ripple
G Child

5 820 Maria S.

272

4

00

Edwin P. Clewell

G

Child

5

Ellen Eliza

273

4

G9

Eimma A. Hess

G

Children

o

821

James L.

822

Edwin Charles

82:^

Silas D.

824

Emma E.

825

Mary E.

82()

Clark P.

.Mar. 14, 1823

.NOV. 1841

July 17, 1844
Nov. 15, 1848
Mar. 28, 1S."0
.^ug. 18.53

May 20. 1850
Dec. n, 1800
Sept. 13. 1804

Jan. 19. 1810
Oct. 7, 1842

May 19, 1814
Nov. 27 1844

274

09 Selma R. (Croumiller)

Transue
Children first husband)

827 Sarah E.

828 Georg-e A.

275

09 Henrietta E. (Herbst)

Sweitzei
Children first husband)

829 Marv E.

830 Cora O

831 Perdinand

(second husband)
.832 John W.

Apr. 20, 382

Mar. 11,
July 15,

1852
1801

Sept. 2, 1832

Sept. 7,
Aug. 18,
July 29,

1855
1857
1859

276

4 09 George William Clewell
« Children

5 8.33 I.ucy E.

Bertha Mav

Dec. 14, 1872

Oct. 14, 1835

Jan. 19.
Apr. 23,

1801
1873

In Texas

Jan. 29, 1859
Apr. 19, 1805

1. William Beitel

2. Herman Oppelt

Josephine Miksch
Susan Myers
Mary J. Sparks

Mete Rhemel
John M. Wheland

May 6, 1895 John Ripple

Sept. 23, 1809 John Schiffer

Dec. 28, 1845 J. Emelia Dauke
June 17, 1845

June 30, 1S19 Jnlv

Dec. 9. 1842
July 18, 1844
Sept. 34, 1840
May 20, 1849
Nov. 0. 1852
Dec. 31, 1850

1894 Stephen Hess

Oct. 9, 1S(;S

Mahala Deitterich
:\Iary A. Garis
Sarah Benward
Joseph Simpson
Benjamin Riedy
Rebecca Collins

Pel). 20, 1904 f L .John Fransne

1 2. George Cron.miller

RudolDh Cronmiller
Bele P. Reynolds

I 2. James Sweitzer
Dec. 22, 1877 Monroe A. Althouse

T.r, o- -.ono '^^^^^ ^^- Odenwelder
Jan. 2,, 1893 Sarah Paust

Cora Kirkendall

Nov. 23. 1903 Ellen Elizal>eth Snell
Jan. 19, 1881 ""■ ''• ^^'^^^^^^^

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

95

Names

Born

Died

Married to

277

70

Clarrissa Selineider

C'liiklreu

834

Olevia

835

Anna M.

83G

Ellen

837

Carrie E.

838

Emma E.

839

Alice M.

Beatus

278

4 70 Louisa Lusetta Neidlinser Sept. 30. 1822
a No children

Sept.

14, 1820

Aug. 23. 1893

Slav

2, 1842

Nov.

17, 1843

Jan.

27, 1847

Julv

14. 1851

Julv

7, 18G1

.lulv

7, ISUl

July

7. 181U

SeiJt.

30. 1822

Deceasea

Alfred Schneider

Charles Clifford
Oris Lamb
Samuel Miller
rton. G. A. Sehneebel
W. A. Shelhart
Milton INliller

279

70 Caroline E. Neidlinger
Children

840 Clara Amelia

841 Minnie Henrietta

842 Edward Clemenee

Apr. 10, 1827 Henry Neidlinger

Dec. 14, 1854 Aug. 17, 1893 Alfred W. Allen
June 2, 1860 Herbert C. Loomis

Oct. 21, 18117 Ida Warwick

(0

280

Kev. Theo. G. Clewell

Children
151)4 Florence Olevia
1559 George Francis
15(!5 Clara Louisa

Howard Newton
1500 (4race M.

Oliver S.

281

4

70

Alexander D. Cle

5

Children
Emma L

843

George P.
John D.

844

William H.

845

Carrie E.
David L.
Laura E.
Harry E.
John T.

282

4

70

Emma A. Krause

G

Children

5

840

John S.
Emily E.
Laura L.
Mary A.

847

Clara A.
Louisa M.

June 27, 1829

Apr. 12, 18G0
June 4, ISUl
Mar. 29, 1803
Jan. 20. 18!j5
May 19, 1870
Feb. 20, 1872

Aug.

1832

Jan. 23, 1859
Jan. 27, ISOl
July 5, 1863
Apr. 11, 1866
June 3, 1868
Aug. 20, 1873
Mar. 22. 1S77
Feb. 11, 1879
Sept. 20, 1881

Mar. 8, 1837

Nov. 25, 1857

Apr. 27, 1861

Apr. 30, 1864

Dec. 18, 1867

Apr. 28, 1872

Mar. 30, 1875

1. Anna M. Miller

2. Louisa Huffman

Thouias Dowse
Lutitia S. Kahl
Charles E. Allen

Charles Darrell

Sept. 1902 Caroline Hartman

Nov. 6, 1801

Dec. 11, 1871

Sept. 10, 1SS6
Oct. 16, 1877

Caroline Hamilton

Carrie M. Bishop
William Clester

Henry S. Krause
Mary Moore

John Skinner

Feb. 18, 1881

96

GENEALOGY OF

Geu. No.

Born

Died

Married to

283

4 70 Clara O. Stout
G Cliildren

5 Harry E.
Frederick L.

848 R. Paul

Mar. 8, 1837

.Jan. 14, 18(35

July 20, 1866

Apr. 1, 1869

May 26, 1873

Capt. Frank C. Stout

Emma Wolle

284

70 Rev. Lewis P. Clewell
Children
Mary Elvina
849 Rev. Robert Eugene
Addie Louisa

Feb. 9, 1S43 Jan. 9, 1904 Sarah Blickensderfer

Sept. 12. 1869

Jan. 30, 1871 Mamie Gille

Nov. 14, 1872

285

4 71 Olevia A. Ricksecker Feb. 3, 1821 Jan. 28, 1905
G Children

5 850 Lucius Edgar Jan. 14, 1841

Annie Olevia June 28, 1845

851 Leonora A. Jan. 4, 1849

Robert Edmund Oct. 1, 1855 July 15, 1862

Edward Ricksecker

Sabina Weaver

Single

Rev. Jos. J. Ricksecker

286

4 71 Angelica L. Wolle
G Children

5 852 Charles E.
853 Robert N

Esther E.

Feb. 1';

i823

July 18, 1848
July 1850

Oct. 3, 1854

Jan. 5, 1907

Nathaniel Wolle

M. B. Hendel
Alice S. Reist
Single

287

4 72 Seraphina A. Dissler
G No children

Mar. 19, 1825 Apr. 29, 1902 Benneville Dissler

288

4 72 Lenora Augusta Boys
G No children

Feb. 6, 1830

Mar. 4, 1898

Charles Boys

289

4

72

Maria E. Shouse

Oct. 13,

1834

Mar. 18, 1890

G

Children

5

854

Ella Leonora

Apr. 15,

1857

855

Carrie L.

Oct. 5,

1869

856

Frank D.

July 10,

1872

Mav S.

May 23,

1867

Jan. 12, 1886

Robert M. Shouse

Reed M. Caughey
AV. P. Thomson
Laura Saundey

290

4

73

Anna L.

Anderson

Jan. 14, 1825

G

Child

5

857

Lj'dia

May 28, 1857

William Iv. Anderson
Ephraim Faulkner

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

97

Gen

. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

291

4

73

Heiu-y L. Clewell

June 11, 1827

May

19,

1883

Annie L. Anderson

G

Cliildreu

b

858

Lydia A.

Jau. 4, 1851

Mar.

28,

1870

Charles W. Sterson

S59

Ciiaiies F.

Oct. 30, 1852

Kate McGee

Rebecca J.

Nov. 30, 1854

Mar.

24,

1855

Martlia L.

May 19, 1856

Apr.

2,

1871

860

Edward L.

Aug. 28, 1859

Elizabeth Salathiel

8tJl

Elizabetli E.

June 11, 1862

Oct.

25,

1899

Brad Jones

8G2

Mary M.

May 3, 1867

Eionzo Mace

Asiac N.

Apr. 24, 1865

Feb.

23,

1866

863

Hannali K.

June 13, 1869

Elmer James

8«>4

Missouri

292

Apr. 27, 1872

Henry Furgison

4

73

Jelni Clewell*

Feb. 18, 1830

Dec.

29,

1883

Mary Bidwell

Had several cliildreu

but had no reports

to our

inquiries.

293

4

73

Mary Ann Doss

July 26, 1832

Dec.

27,

1866

Lafayette Doss

G

Children

5

865

Sarah E.

Apr. 21, 1851

Nelson Jones

Charlotte A.

Apr. 22, 1853

Sept.

1,

18b4

866

George W.

Apr. 5, 1855

Dec.

20,

1890

Emily Conn

867

juydia

Mar. 27, 1858

Peter H. Roach

868

Austin D.

Oct. 6, 1860

Martha E. Nebergall

Ida E.

Sept. 11, 1862

Aug.

5,

1863

294

4

73

Aurelia Brewer

Apr. 17, 1839

Jan.

7,

1872

Josephus Brewer

G

Children

5

869

Lydia

Nov. 21, 1865

Asail W. Osbourne

Joseph

Jan. 1, 1872

Infancy

John

Jan. 1, 1872

Infancy

295

4 73 Judith Winget
G Children

5 870 Elmira Clewell

296

4
G

74
1(539

Aurelia T.
Children
Thomas A.
Adalaide

297

Banks

4
G

74

871

Robert P.
Children
Robert P.
Percival

298

Vogenil

4
G
5

74 Israel B. Vogenitz
Child
Herman C.

July 13, 1840
April 10, 1881 Dec. 12, 1903

1824 Deceased

1825

Jan. 24, 1833
Feb. 22, 1890

1850

Deceased
Deceased

M. C. Winget
William De Vore

Thomas Banks

Harriet Lyons
Married

Clara ri. Bicker

GENEALOGY OF

Gei

1. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

299

4

74

Oliver A. Vogenitz

1842

Henrietta Brown

G

Children

5

872
873

Clancy or Chauncey

Lorin

Russell

300

Married
Married

4

75

Joseph W. Clavelt

.Alar.

19.

182<;

Decea<5ed

Catherine Rau

G

Children

5

874

Matilda

Nov.

23,

1849

Sept. 11, 1888

George Miller

875

Elenora
Charles
Emelia

Mar.

13,

1855

Aug. 27, 1899

Charles Vaui

SIC,

Edwin Jacob G.

Feb.

29,

18G0

Ella Leibensberger

1474

John Joseph

Sept,

, 18,

, 1858

Sept. 20, 1906

C'r'line Fenstermacher

877

Flora

Lewis P. Schultz

878

Joseph William, Jr.

301

Aug.

20,

1S(J5

Justina Bitting

45

75

AVilUam H. Clewell

Apr.

21,

1828

Mar. 27, 1906

Susanna Schaadt.

G

Children

Sept.

18(M

Jan. 1865

5

879

Lovereeu S.

Dec.

9.

1866

Benjamin Fryer

Edwin L.

July

15,

1S68

Caroline M. A.

Aug.

1,

1872

880

William J.

302

Peb.

16,

1874

Mamie A. Roth

4

75

Charles E. Clewell

Nov.

17,

1S29

Dec. 30, 1865

Maria Horn

G

Child

5

881

Emma P.

303

Thomas Wilson

4

7(i

Owen J. Clewell

July

6,

1832

Aug. 17, 1862

Lovina Kasson

G

No report

304

4

7G

Sarah A. Kellar

Aug.

20,

1847

Alvin B. Kellar

G

Child

5

882

Charles C.

305

Jan.

28,

1869

Molly Everett

4

77

P. H. Clewell

Sept. 2, 1889

G

No report

P. H. C. dietl in Montana

where he w^as

postmaster for a

time and his-

! wife

's name could not be ascertained.

306

4

77

Sarah Minnich

Nov. 10, 1855

John Minich

G

Children

5

Emma
Arthur

No further information

was

received in

regard to this f;i:

milv.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

99

Gen.

No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

307

4

77

Ellen D. Zackrias

Noy. 24, 1885

Jan. 24, 1904

Henry Zacharias

G

No report
308

4

G

78

Henry A. Miksch

Children

June 24, 1832

r

July 22, 1899 \

1. Sarah M. Knauss

2. Sarah A. Winscb

5

883

With first wife
William E.
Cora A.

May 8, 1858
May 1, 18G0

Dec. 22, 1858

Norman 3. Rupert

884

Charlotte M.

Oct. 15, 1862

George Ayers

885
88G

With second wife.
Clarence 0.
Franklin B.

309

June 8, 1872
Oct. 10, 1874

Anna C. Gutensohn
Mittie M. Harding

4

78

Louisa M. Mathews

Mar. 13, 1833

Feb. 28, 1870

Dr. M. Mathews

G
5

887

Child
Addle

310

Apr. 6, 1852

Alfred Phelps

4

78

Amos C. Miksch

Mar. 2G, 1838

April 12. 1892

Mary Cook

G

5

888
889
890
891

Children
George W.
Susie E.
Ida M.
Erema C.
Amos C.
Austin T.

Apr. 3, 1870
Dec. 3, 1871
Apr. 5, 1873
Dec. 1, 1874
May 22, 1876
May 22, 1878

Dora A. Snyder
Samuel L. Brantner
Robert A. Briles
Oscar J. Morris

James G.

Aug. 31, 1881

Aug. 29, 1892

Henry A.

Aug. 11 ,1886

311

4

78

George F. Miksch

Sept. 7, 1843

Oct. 27, 1886

Eizabeth L. Messer

G

Children

George H.

Dec. 13. 1869

Feb. 5. 1879

5

892

Lola Anna

312

Aug. 31, 1868

H. T. Sutton

4

79

Henrietta L. Frease

June 11, 1840

Apr. 3. 1904

B. F. Frease

G

Children

5

893

Edwin S.

Katie

Josephine

Feb. 8, 1867
Aug. 28, 1868
Sept. 7. 1872

Garrett W. Doty

George

June 27. 1875

Benjamin F. Jr.

Dec. 28, 1878

313

4

^79

James J. Clewell •

Jan. 4, 1844 -

(I-/-

Charlotte Spidel

G

Children

5

.iCAO
1&41

Elnoyra
Charles T.

July 6. 1868.
Ma^^ 1^

fe ir <'

George Schoolt
Callie H*«iifi^

ti AK £

100

GENH^ALOGY OP

Gen. No.

Born

Died

Married to

314

rO Tilgiimai' C. Cle\Yell
Children
Jay R.
Estlier M.

315

70

Israel Clewell
No eliildren

316

so Angelica B. Merscli
Cliilclren

894 Malinda
Milton

895 Mary C.

896 Emma

897 Jolm

317

80 Henry Felir
No children

318

80

J. Joseph Fehr
Child
898 Rev. William H.

319

80 Albert B.

Fehr

Cliildren
Witli tirst wife.

899 Anson Calvin
John Albert

900 Clara (\Mestra

901 Hattie l^:iuiira

902 Fizzle .lane

Witli second wife.
Frances F'ern
Katliarine Meyers

320

Sept. 9. I^i8

July 16, 1878
Sept. 21, 1881

June 24, 1836 June 27, 1867

Jan. 1857

Mar. 3. 1859 1882

June 18, 1861
1864
Nov. 9, 1866

June 24, 183&

Aug. 15, 1843
Apr. 2, 1874

Sept. 14, 1852

Sept. 3, 1875
July 17, 1876
Mar. 23, 1878
July 26. 1880
Oct. 4, 1882

Sept. 20 1889

May 18,' 1891 Nov. 5, 1899

Alice J. Powell

Priscilla Hall

Franklin Mersch

Edwin Frey

Frank Buncher
Samuel Menhennitt
Bmam Bachman

Julian E. Moyer

Caroline Young
Lydia C. Rohn

1. Sarah J. Schlegel

2. IMinnie M. Moore

3. Mary A. Schlegel

Lizzie A. Hoffman

T. Oscar Reichley

Max Suess

Daniel D. Bergheimer

4
(4

5

81
903
904

Lewis H. Wolf

Children
Milton R.
Ella M.
George L.
Beatus

321

Sept. 30, 1837

June 1, 1859
Jan. 1, 1865
Oct. 1, 1871

Nov. 20,
Infancy

1870

Mary M. Worman
Emma Clewell
Clara Minnich

4
G
5

81

Allen D. Wolf

Children
Edwin Joseph
Mary Julia

Oct. 18, 1843

Sept. 8, 1866
July 19, 1869

Aug. 26,

1902

Anna Fink

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

101

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

322

SI Mary A. Engleman
Cliildren
'JU.j .Tiilia A.

Eiizaljeth O.
Racbael M.

.Tan. IS, 1S.!)2

June 20. 1873
Mar. 28. 1879
.Jnne 2, 1S84

323

81 Henry C. Wolf June 1, 1856
No report after repeated efforts.

324

82 Henry Francis Beck

Children (tirst wife)
90(; Almeda Louisa
907 Cecelia Elizabeth

Nov. 21, 1820

Brunner

325

82 Henrietta L

Children

Cecelia L.

908 Enirene A.

909 Edward H.
Cornelius E.

910 "William N.

911 Lovine J.
Caroline H.

912 Eliza L.
Francis L.

918 Cornelia M.

326

82 .Jacob T. Albright

Children
Mary E.
Cordelia

327

82 Caroline A. Hunter
Children
914 Jane E.
Anna L.

328

So Sarah L. Huebinger
Children
Beatus
Olivia

329

S3 Cornelia Wunderling
Children
91,5 Maria
Carrie
Martha

Mar. 18. 1853
Feb. 2, 1859

Aug. 7, ISi

Jan. 21,
Mar. 5.
Sept. 4,
Mar. 3,
Nov. 7,
Jan. 23,
Oct. 24,
Feb. 2.
Jan. 29,
Feb. 20,

1846
1847

1848
18.52
18.53

1855

1856
1858
1860

1863

May 3, 1836

July 1, 1S59
Apr. 8, 1S61

May 8, 18.39

Sept. 25, 18.58
July 26, 1862

.July 11. 1824

Mar. 6. 1855
July 23, 1856

Jan. 10, 1828

Oct. 6. 1852
Sept. 21, 1857
Julv 16, 1863

C. C. Engleman
Earl B. Douglass

Agnes Kline

f 1. E

i 2. S

Sophia Steyers.

Rev. A. B. Renshaw
Rev. J. T. Hamilton

Mar. 14, 1894 Henry J. Brunner

Single

Amelia Kutz
]Marv Werkheiser

July IS, 18.53

Nov. 11, 1886
Nov. 3. 1861

Aug. 8, 1882
Aug. 7, 1864

Emma Markley
Maria Farrel

Dr. Frank B. Chilcott
William Heberlin

f 1. Judith S. GeisingeT
\ 2. Olevia R. Shireman

Joshua Hunter

July 29. 1879 William M. Beck
Sept. 21, 1884

Infancv

Nov. 25. 1802

Frederick Huebinger

Rev. T. Wunderling

Rev. Elisha Shields
Single

102

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

330

4 83 Caroline S. Giering
G No children

Sept. 20, 1830

Adam Giering

331

4 83 Edward E. Hoeber
G No children

Jan. 30, 1840

Sarah Elbbecke

332

4 M
G

5 916

Auuetta L. Smith

Children
Ida V.
Donna A.

333

May 27, 1832

June 23, 1857
Dec. 28, 1860

4 84>
G

5 917
1530

Maa'garet Jejikins

Children
Gertrude E.
George F.
Robert L.

334

Jan. 5, 1840

June 26, 1867
Oct. 5, 1869
Feb. 17, 1871

4 84

Augustus A. Clewell

Nov. 8, 1845

G

1642

Child
Mamie

Dr. Elisha Smith
William Tate

Robert A. Jenkins

Andrew J. Howell, Jr.
Era A. Highsmith

1. Mary A. Palmer

2. Christina Kesnodel

Wollenberg

335

4 84 Anna M. Booth
G No children

Oct. 25, 1848 Dec. 2,

John W. Booth

336

4 M Prof. John H. Clewell Sept. 19, 1855
G Children

5 Clarence Edward July 3, 1883
Harold Augustus Nov. 12, 1884
John Henry, Jr., Nov. 24, 1886
Regenald Francis July 15, 1890
George Aubrey Oct. 8, 1896

Aug. 20, 1887

Alice C. Wdle

337

4 85 Harrietta C. Cassler
G Children

5 918 Cornelia Rosina

919 Louisa Matilda

920 Lucius Augustus
Josephine
Edwin Matthias

921 Caroline

Aug. 15, 1818 Feb. 24, 1894 Matthias Cassler

Mar. 2. 1845
Sept. 15, 1846
Jan. 26. 1849
Aug. 20, 1851
Nov. 28, 1854
Sept. 7, 1856

Nov. 15. 187}

June 30, 1866
Sept. 11, 1855

Edw;ard G. Mack
Albert Darward
Helen A. Bidwell

Richard Coghill

THE CLEWBLL FAMILY.

103

Gen

. No.

Names

I

?orn

D

led

338

4

85

Sophia S. Hoch

Feb.

11,

1821

Aug.

12.

1896

G

Children

5

922

Rev. ^yilliam Henry

Mar.

27,

1846

923

Samuel Benjamin

Aug.

26,

1848

924

Caroliue Louisa

Apr.

24,

1851

Franklin Ferdinand

Dec.

14,

1853

May

28,

1876

Levin Jacob

1856

Mar.

30.

1863

Anna Maria

Sept.

3,

1859

Nov.

16,

1862

Alvin Abraham

June

27,

1862

Nov.

10,

1862

339

4

85

Eliza C. Hahn

June

1,

1822

G

Children

Married to

Michael Hoch

Fredericke D. Deubler
Amanda El George
Jackson Siegfried
Single

Lewis Hahn

5

925
926
927
928
929
1534

Henry E.
Adline A.
Ellen E.
Andrew 0.
Caroline R.
Franklin J.

340

Jan. 19 1849
Aug. 3, 1850
Sept. 4, 1852
Sept. 10, 1854
Mar. 11, 1858
Nov. 2, 1863

Rebecca Heckman
Llewellyn Bautaian
Rev. Frank Ruloft
Sarah E. Germantowi
Azariah Bauman
Ida Werkheiser

4
4
G
5

90

86

930

Selma C. Kern
Julius L. Kern

Children
Robert F.
Edward G.
Julius L

341

Jan. 8, 1833
Dec. 24, 1819

Aug. 5. 1852
July 19, 1853
Oct. 26, 1855

Julv
July

Nov.

18. 1S63
9, 1860

14, 1855

.Julius L. Kern
Selma Spach

Single

Rachael' V. Swain

4
G
5

86
931

Matilda L. Kern

Children
Julius A.
Amanda C.

342

Dec. 20, 1820

Mar. 17, 1846
July 16, 1851

Sept.
Aug.

28, 1898
1, 1875

Peter Kern
Catharine Oplinger

4
G

86

William T. Kern

No children

343

June 20, 1824

Mar.

1, 1879

Marietta Kilbert

4
G

86

Augusta 0. :Mendenliall
No children

Apr. 26, 1834

June

30, 1865

William Mendenhall

344

87 Catharine E. Youngling July 28, 1882

Her Children

(second husbandi,
Charles Samuel Dillman Nov. 4, 1854

(third husband)
Marv Ruth Clark May 31, 1858

f 1. Larkin Dearen

I 2. George Dillman

-{ 3. John Clark

I 4. Henry Miller

[ 5. John Youngling

Single

Single

104

GENEALOGY OF

Gen

. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

345

4

87

Lewis A. Levering-

Sept. 28, 1826

Nov. 10,

1895

Sophia T. Houser

G

Children

5

932

Bishop Joseph Mortimer

Feb. 20, 1849

Martha A. Whitesell

933

Malvina Louisa

Dec. 20, 1850

Wm. Ellis Creson

934

Martin Montgomery

May 25, 1853

Sarah M. Keller

Marv Emma

Oct. 10, 1855

Jan. 8,

1857

935

Alice

May 31, 1858

Henry Taylor

Susan Ellen

Feb. 24, TS61

Apr. 30,

1879

Sarah Matilda

Jan. 21. 1864

July 22,

1881

936

Lewis Russell

Sept. 14, 1867

Mary I. Schultz

937

William Henry

Julv 21. 1869

Florence J. McRoberts

938

Ruth Ann

Mar. 5, 1872

Charles W. Crout

346

4 87 Charles J. Levering, Jr. Dec. 14, 1827
G Child

5 939 Laura Jan. 1865

940

347

Levi L. Levering

Children
Ruth Annie
Effie Ray
Harry Raymond
Albert Linwood
Chance Daisy
Joseph :Montgomery
Mary Adalaide
Ned Michael

348

Mary L. Michael

Children
Edward William
Henry Levering
Emma Augusta
Gertrude Evelyn
Caroline Montgomery

Oct. 8. 1831

Jan. 23, 1888 Emily Turner
Is. Fleming

Sarah M'. Youngling

Sept 16,

1861

June

21.

1864

Apr. 9.

1866

Sept. 13,

1867

Mar.

26.

1875

Mar. 21,

1869

Jan. 20,

1871

Jan.

21,

1871

July 20.

1874

Aug. 13.

1876

Jan. 21,

1881

Aug.

5,

1881

Mar. 7, 1833

Oct. 27. 1859
Jan. 23, 1861
July 2. 1866
Jan. 5. 1868
Apr. 7, 1871

Nov. 6, 1859

849

:\Iatlida R. (McKinley) Mar. 23, 1836
Birch
No childi'en

350

Charles G. Michael

Grace E. Bauman

2. William Birch

4

88

Maria Ta Shireman

.Tan.

27,

1824

Aug.

4. 1905

Anderw Shireman

G

Children

5

941

Emeline S.

Dec.

28.

1849

William H. Steinmetx

942

Joseph IT.

Julv

27,

1852

Bella Ehret

943

Charles W.

Mar.

19.

1855

Katie Tengeman

Milton D.

Feb.

13.

1858

Apr.

12. 1863

Ardelia E.

June

12.

1860

Apr.

10, 1863

944

Sarah A.

Mnv

18.

1864

Joseph Seyfried

945

Eugene F.

Sept.

7,

1866

Camilla Buss

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

105

Gen. No.

Born

Died

Married to

351

4

S.S

Matilda C.

G

Children

5

946

Marv S.

947

Ellen L.

948

Sarah E.

949

Emma M.

352

Lehr

June 2, 1825

Feb. 4, 1853
July 10, 1854
Jiine 21, 1856
Jan. 30, 1863

4 88 Emelius Stocker May 21, 1829

G For his family see (264)

Oct. 5. 1898

Adam Lehr

W. J. Happel
Joseph Snyder
Israel D. Trein
Thomas Koehler

Angelica M. Giersch

353

88 William Stocker
Children
Ella M.
950 Arminta S.

Feb. 18, 1833

Jan. 2, 1865
Aug. 18, 1869

Maria L. Wenhold
George W. Hosfeld

354

88 Elenora E. Levers

:\Iay

1837

Aaron B. Levers

ii

Children

5

Laura L.

Sept.

10, 1862

Sept.

12,

1866

951

Harry O.

Mar.

22, 1866

Laura L. Ott

952

Carrie L.

355

Jan.

24. 18(58

Clayton L. Shinier

4

&S

Caroline Bassett

Jan.

31, 1846

Nathan Bassett

G

Children

5

Walter H.
Gertrude L.
Amelia L.
Beulah L.
Laura M.
George A.

356

Oct.
Sept.
Jan.
May
Aug.
May

22, 1871
14, 1874

24. 1877
29, 1880
10, 1882
3, 1886

4

89

Henry S. Ebbecke

July

2. 1828

July

30,

1902

ClaiTissa Lehr

G

Children

5

Milton C.

Jan.

18, 1855

Julv

30.

1897

Single

Susan 0.

Dee.

1, 1856

July

28.

1884

Single

Sanford E.

Feb.

1, 1859

I\Iar.

4,

1863

953

Lucinda A.

July

19, 1862

Stephen A. Ti'ein

954

John F.

.Tulv

17. 1866

:Mlnnie Rulie

955

Mary Ella

357

July

2. 1870

June

17,

1905

Harry Keller

4

89

Louisa Kern

July

4, 1831

William H. Kern

G

Children

5

Maurice C.
Oliver J.

Sept.
May

. 8, 1852
22, 1854

Mar.

10,

1877

Single
Single

9.56

Jane E.

Apr.

29. 18.58

Oct.

11,

1902

Wi/liam H. Kortz

957

Harry W.
Charles L.

May
Jan.

29. 1864

7, 1877

Belle Mettler

106

GBNEAi^OGY OF

Gen. No

Names

Born

Died

Married to

358

4

89

Lueiiida Brown

Oct.

2, 1833

Daniel Brown

G

Children

5

Charles

Nov.

17, 1854

Nov. 1,

1874

Mary

Feb.

27, 1856

May 12,

1862

958

Anna

Apr.

23, 1861

Charles X. Miller

959

Ella J.

359

June

13, 1864

William H. George

4

89

Sarah Hoeber

May

25, 1840

Edward Hoeber

G

No children

360

4

90

Selma C. Kern

Jan.

8, 1833

July 18,

1863

Julius L. Kern

G

For her family see (340

361

4

90

Ernostina Nading

Sept

21, 1835

Jan. 17

,1858

William Nading

G

Child

5

960

Granville

362

Jan.

15, 1858

Voetoria Hickx

4

90

Caroline Griffith

Aug.

7, 1838

Deceased

Griffith

G

Child

5

John D.

363

4

90

Emelins D. Spach

Nov.

21, 1841

Cornelia C. Beitel

G

Children

5

961

James F.
Margaret F.

Aug.
Nov.

9, 1870

7, 1872

Julia Brawdy

Charles H.

Nov.

2, 1874

Aug. 18,

1875

Edward D.

Aug.

20, 1876

Feb. 4, 1877

364

4

91

Elmma Schult^

June

23, 1826

Henry Schultz

G

Children

5

962

Matilda C.

Dee.

24, 1851

John Dorsch

963

Milton S.

Apr.

23, 1853

Emma Leper

Charles H.

Aug.

31, 1854

Deceased

964

Anna M.

Feb.

22, 1856

George Mahady

Frank E.

Jan.

13, 1858

Deceasea

Bngene J.

Oct.

2, 1859

965

Agnes F.

Oct.

12, 1860

John Schmidt

966

Caroline A.

Nov.

6. 1862

Unico Schneck

967

p]mma H.

365

Nov.

29, 1865

William T. Hall

4

91

Moses C. Clewell

Aug.

11, 1828

Dec. 28,

Matilda Maxwell

G

One child l)nt died in

infancy.

366

4

91

Joseph Robert Clewell

Sept.

13, 1&32

In war

Sophia Orth

G

Children

5

968

Emma Frances

June

12, 1859

Jan. 19,

1895

George W. Miskell

969

Harry E.
Joseph

Aug.

17, 1863

Mary A. Richter

THE CLEWElLL FAMILY.

107

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

367

•I 92 Sopliia C. Cawley
G No children

368

4

92

Einiira Abel

G

Children

5

970

Prank

971

Henry P.

Ellen S.

972

Rev. Alien
Ida
Lewis E.

973

Charles
Edward

369

4

92

Edward A. Clewell

G

Children

5

974

Andrew B.

975

Harry

976

Mary A.
Annie

977

Theresa

Eddie

Fred

370

4

92

Adelaide Hartman

G

Children

5

Annie

978

William
Freddie

371

4

93

Abraham H. Clewe

G

No children

372

4

93

Frank A. Clewell

G

Children

5

979

Otilla L.
Cora A.

980

Emma E.

981

Clara A.

982

Frank H. C.

373

4

93

Maria A. Meyers

G

Children

5

983

I^uis H.

984

Clara E.
Emma 0.
Ben.iamin F.

985

Charles W.

986

John G,

July 3, 1831 Mar. 31, 185(!

Oct. 12, 1834

June 17, 1859
Aug. 31, 1861
Miay 3, 1864
Aug. 9, 1866
Sept. 7. 1868
June 7, 1871
Oct. 27, 1874
Sept. 19, 1876

Apr. 18, 1838

Jan. 27. 1873

July 28, 1874

Jan. 1. 1876

Nov. 28, 1878

July 10, 1880

July 12, 1840

Mar. 21, 1865

July 3. 1868

Mar. 22. 1877

Nov. 11, 1834

Mar. 14, 1836

Apr. 3, 1858
Mar. 14. 1860
June 29, 1862
Apr. 24. 1866
Mar. 5. 1871

Mar. 14, 1837

Mav 21. 1859

Nov. 29. 1860

Nov. 7, 1862

Dec. 5. 1864

Dec. 31. 1866

Sept. 12, 1868

Jan. 13, 1871

Nov. 29, 1873

Aug. 23, 1901

Oct. 9, 1883

Dec. 23, 1892

May 17, 1868

Julv 23, 1863

June 7. 1905

Cawley

Lewis H. Abel

Jessie E. Stout
Jennie Jones

Bmiiy L. Mack

Carrie Deitrich
Single

Margaret A. Victor

Lizzie Baker
Nellie Dailey
William Rossiter

Stephen Griffin

Christian F. Hartman
Mary Schall

Eliza A. Trine

Sarah A. Cope

John Barron

John Bal'inger

Orrin Torrey

Susie E. Armstrong

John G. Meyers

Nettie Shadbolt
Fenton Bradford
Single

C'nudine Brooks
Minnie Seitz

108

GENEALOGY OP

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

374

4

93

Emma E. Hamman

Aug.

13, 1838

Jacob J. Hamman

G

Children

5

Medora H.

July

21, ISoO

Aug.

6, 1885

Single

Beatus

Jan.

14, 1862

June

10, 18t)2

Bei-tiue I.

July

3, 1863

Oct.

9. 1871

John S.

Aug.

4, 1864

Julv

6. 1865

Bertina E.

Oct.

15, 1871

Mar.

31, 1872

375

4

93

William C. Clewell

Sept.

22, 1843

Elizabeth Snyder

G

Children

5

Laura A.

Aug.

23, 1868

987

Mattie A.

Nov.

24, 1869

D. A. Brahana

988

Walter D.

376

Apr.

11, 1871

Alice Black

4

93

Adoline O. Werkheiser

Ang.

29, 1846

Dec.

2, 18911

Amandes Werkheiser

G

Children

5

989

Laura A.

July

28, 1870

James Sayers

990

Clinton S.

Apr.

25, 1872

Martha E.' Alcorn

991

Henry P.

July 25, 1874

Florence E. Bader

Lewis F.

Jan.

19, . 1876

July

14, 1882

992

Jennie 0.
Erwin E.
Charles L.
Alice M.
"William S.
Franklin D.

377

Mar.
July
Aug.
Oct.
Nov.
July

5, 1877
2. 1879
17, 1881
31, 1882

16, 1884

17, 1889

Lesley G. Griffith

4

93

John J. Clewell

Jan.

3, 1892

{

1. Otilla ilooro

2. Mary C. Rogers

G

Children (first wife)

5

933

Charles W.

Feb.

3. 1877

Edith Cohick

994

Annie B.

378

Nov.

30, 1880

Robert F. Osman

4

93

Daniel A. Clewell

Nov.

10, 1863

Lillle M. Price

G

Child

5

Mabelle E.

379

May

14, 1893

4

V 94

Lawrence A. Clewell ^

Apr.

12, 1842

Narcissa Miller

G

Children

5

995

Charles Walter

Mar.

2. 1876

1

'lS,i^('l

Eva :Merrick

Bessie Narcissa

Nov.

26, 1880

' Sept.

Raymond Miller

Mar.

4, 1883

S. 1881

99G

Helen Olive
Robert Lawrence
Ralph Lli

IHay
Sept.
Mar.

7. 1885
2, 1886
10, 1892

Daniel L. Stewart

380

4 95 Mary Ann Harris

5 Son

Apr. 22, 1835

Deceased
Deceasea

Charles Harris

THE CLBWELL FAMILY.

109

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

381

4 95 Frances Ann Scott
G No cliildren

Jan. 24, 1S31

382

4

9(>

Sarali J. Sa

ders

Oct. 23,

184G

U

Cliildren

o

997

Mary E.

Feb. 20,

1870

998

tioward C.

Sept. 15,

. 1874

999

Carrie B.

Jan. 1,

1879

Alveua J.

May 31,

1880

Pauline A.

May 28,

1883

Elva F.

June 21,

1887

383

4

9(i

Clarrissa S.

Lennart

May 15,

1848

a

Children

o

Albert C.

Jan. 15.

1871

1000

I.aura

Aug. 25,

1876

384

4 96 Mary E. McVaugli

<T Children

Am-.

1852

William Scott

Charles A. Sanders

John F. Booth
Nellie Kerby
Leonard E. Freed

Charles Lenhart
John Steer

Frederick McA'augh

1613

May

May 15.

1870

Joseph Grolle

1(U4

Morris

385

Aug. 12,

1876

Ella Claton

4

96

Matthew A

. Calhoun

1853

G

Child
Beatus

386

Infancy

4

96

Amelia L.

Kneezel

July 15,

1854

William Kneezel

G

Children

5

1001

William F.

Jan. 13,

1870

Carrie schrey

l(Mi2

Albert O.

Dec. ().

1872

jNIary C. INIarsdon

1003

\Valter C.

Mar. 24,

1875

Maggie McAnally

101)4

Edgar C.

Mar. 24,

1878

Minnie Kling

1005

Elva M.
Harry B.

July 16,
Mar. 29,

1880

1884

Carl A. Roesler

t rank

Oct. 25,

1886

July 13. 1887

Eva

Oct. 25,

1886

Sept. 10, 1887

Frank H.

June 20,

1889

387

4

96

Elizabeth C,

. Frey

Nov. 20,

1856

George W. Frey

G

Children

5

Lillie M.

May 15,

1874

Deceased

Mary E.

May 18.

1876

Deceased

William F.

Sept. 9,

1878

1645

L;aira C.

388

Nov. 7,

1880

Harry Alexander

4

96

William F.

Calhoun

Nov. 20,

1856

Susan Wllkey

G

No children

110

GENEALOGY OV

Geu. No.

INames

Born

Died

389

5 98 Adelia H. Whittlesey Nov. 22, 1832
F Cliikireii

6 1006 George B. »ept. 28, 1857

1007 Mary E. June 2, 1859

1008 Herbert C. Oct. 27, 1862

Married to

R. F. L. Whittlesey

En^ma A. Hoyt
H. M. Lash
Maye F. Eaaan

390

5 98 Stephen A. Clewell
F Childi-eu

6 Mary
Charles S.

391

5 98 Delorma M. Clewell
F Child

6 1009 Mary A.

392

5 98 Mary L. Super
F Children

0 1010 Corinne E.

Francis H.

Ralph C.

Frederick P.

393

5 100 Wilhelmina M. Ullery
F Children

6 Rosa Anna
1011 Luella May

394

5 100 Jeremiah D. Beckley
F Children

6 1012 Lydia M.
1013 Delberd J.

395

5 103 Eugene A. Rau
F No children

396

104 Jane E. Krause
Children
Arthur C.
G. Frederic
Paul

397

104 Charles W. Roepper
Child
Charles B.

Apr. 4, 1835

June 1868
Mar. 16, 1880

Feb. 15, 1837
June 7, 1869

May 30, 1840

July 31, 1869
Mar. 1, 1872
June 11, 1875
Aug. 14, 1877

Nov. 9, 1843

Feb. 25, 1867
May 17, 1868

Apr. 19, lc848

Dec. 31, 1872
Jan. 8, 1875

July 22, 1848

May 3, 1844

July 16, 1867
July 14, 1873
Sept. 28, 1878

Jan. 13, 1848
Jan. 3, 1886

Enitma C. Seeley

Mary J. Beebe
George J. Waggoner

Charles W. Super
May 1, 1894 Wilbur M. Stine

Nov. 23, 1885

May 8, 1885

Joseph A. Ullery

William H. Snider

Feb. 17, 1900 Catharine Side

P. H. Woolman
Ida M. Hench

Matilda S. Klose

Cornelius W. Krause

Nina Brashear

THE CLBWELL FAMILY.

Ill

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

398

5 105 Jacob A. Uliler
F Cliild

(J Fred D.

399

5 105 Mary Laubacii
F Children

G Jolin H.

1014 Minnie

1015 Eugene J.

400

5 105 Matilda A. Henderson
F Children

(i 1016 William C.
Mary A.

401

5 105 Ida C. Newberry
F No Children

402

407

5 110 Mary Jane Reeser
F Child

6 Howard

408

Ida E. Beitel

Children

Beatus
William Ricliard

1838
1867

Sarah A. Donaldson

Sept. 16, 1839 June 1, 1903 Augustus H. Laubach

Dec. 29, 1857 Jan. 14. 1874

Feb. 14, 1859 Free

Apr. 22, 1862 Helen Harvev

Jan. 24, I843

Dee. 9, 1867

Mar. 22, 1871 Jan. 20, 1876

John E. Henderson
Agnes B. McCann

5
F
6

105
1017

David W. Uhler

Child
Ida

403

Oct.

26,

1866

5
F
6

105

Harry G. Uhler

Children
Carrie Maud
Harry G.

404

Aug.

Nov.
Feb.

18,

17,
11,

1856

1880
1883

5
F
6

106

Louisa Blassins

ChikU-en
Lovin W.
Oscar E.

406

F

6

108

Martha A. McKee

Child
Grace C.

Dec.
Sept.

4,
17,

1848
, 1882

Nov. 20, 1845 Oct. 10, 1866 John C. NewDerry

1. Rosa una Wagnei

2. JNIabel Henn
liohert E. Keele/

Mattie A. Thornburg

Charles Blasius

Walter J. McKee

Feb. 22, 1848 Howard S. Reeser

Jan. 20, 1873 Mar. 14, 1S73

July 6, 1846

Dec. 13, 1870 Dec. 14, 1870
July 27, 1885 Sept. 24, 1890

John F. Beitel

112

GENEALOGY OF

Gen

No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

409

5
F

113
1018

Anna E. Reed

Children
Clark L.
Elmer E.
Royer R.

410

Mar. 21, 1854

Nov. 27, 1879
Mar. 16, 1881
Mar. 19, 18»3

Jacob V. Reed
Mary Underwood

5
V
6

113

Eugene Clewell

Children
Charles V.
Oscar L.
Romane
Josie B.
Frederick E.
Hazel B.
Ruth L.

411

July 4, 1855

July 29, 1882
Feb. 14, 1885
Jan. 19, 1887
Apr. 27, 1889
Nov. 4, 1894
Apr. 24, 1896
Sept. 27, 1897

Dec. 13,
Apr. 17,

Sept. 23,

1897
1890

1898

Clara Carr

5
F

6

113
1019

Clara C. Robecker

Child
Mabel 0.

Aug. 24. 1857
Nov. 6, 1880

M. W. Robecker
B. L. Prather

412

113 Laura O. Baskin

July 31

Charles H. Baskin

F

No children
413

5
F
6

113

Joseph F. Clewell

Children
Ethel M.
Lena M.
Josephine T.
Viola G.
Nola E

414

Apr. 18, 1861

May 26, 1887
May 18. 1889
Jan. 15, 1891
Sept. 22. 1893
Oct. 8, 1896

Edith Stewart

5
6

113

Charles A. Clewell

Children
Roy J.
Levin F.

415

July 10. 1867

Jan. 21, 1900
Apr. 5, 1902

Eldora Johnso

5
F

114

Carrie A. Rice
No children

416

Oct. 22, 1852

Fred J. Rice

5
G

114

Eugene A. Clewell

ChikU-en
Frank E.
Florence R.
Clara F.
Ruth E.
Henry A.

Jan. 10, 1854 Oct. 19, 1904

Mar. 20, 1883
June 28, 1887
Apr. 24, 1890
Oct. 5, 1893
Nov. 9, 1897

Emma Mattes

THE CLEWBLL FAMILY.

113

Gen

. No

Names

Born

Died

Married to

417

5
F

(>

114

Charles H. Clewell

Cliildi-eu
Carrie M.
Ethel G.
Mabel E.
Pearl C.

418

Dec. 7, 1861

Jan. 20, 1887
May 2, 1888
Dec. 23, 1891
Oct. 12, 1896

Jennie M. Gulich

F
G

115

Harry C. Steckel

Child
Walter L.

419

Oct. 2, 1856
Apr. 2, 1886

Cora Hagenbuch

5
F
6

115

Robert W. Steckel

Children
Agnes M.
Nellie M.

420

Nov. 28, 1860

• June 28, 1892
June 26, 1897

Ndllle Mitchell

5
F

(3

110

Anna C. Grandhomme

Children
Claude E.
Jacob L.
Adele C.
Emil R.

421

Mar. 31, 1862

Nov. 2, 1886
Nov. 4, 1889
Oct. 29, 1891
Mar. 10, 1895

Edm. Grandhomme

5
F
6

116

Dr. William H. Clewell

Children
John A.
Jacob L.
William H.

Sept. 17, 1869

Feb. 28, 1888
Nov. 8, 1892
July 19, 1899

Dec.
Aug.

24, 1896
2, 1899

Nellie B. Armour

422

5
F

117

Emma L. Rockel

Children
Lila
Sadie
Mabel

Sept. 25, 1860

Deceased
Deceased

Henry Rockel

423

5
F
6

117

Robert F. CleAvell

Children
Helen M.
Robert P.
William H. J.

424

May 9, 1865

May 24, 1891
Nov. 27, 1892
July 18, 1895

Mar.

26,

1896

Ida C. Fenstermacher

5

F
6

117

Albert E. Clewell

Children (first wife)
Mabel I.
Esther L.
Alavesta C.

July 24, 1869

Jan. 16, 1892
Jan. 27. 1893
Dec. 25, 1894

Deceased
Deceased

/ 1. Mary L. Krause
\ 2. Kate L. Hausinan

Children (second wife)
LeRoy P. S. Aug. 16, 1901

114

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No

Names

Born

Died

Married to

425

5 110

Mon-is G. Daily

Jnly 2G, 1SG9

Sallie A. Doll

F

No children

426

5 119

Frederick L. Daily

Feb. 2, 1871

Elizabeth Stehlig

F

Cliild
Flhvood Fred

427

Apr. G, 190G

5 120

Tliomas D. Clewell

.Inly 2G. 1881

Ella Eberhard

F

No children

428

5 122

Augnsta E. Hay

.Jnne 8, 1835

Aug.

14,

1876

J Franklin B. Steine
I Charles Hay

F

Child

G 1U20

Harry
429

Sept. 30, ISGO

Mary C. Kohl

3 123

Franklin F. Yogenitz

Dec. 10, 1832

Apr.

15,

1888

Margaret Young

F

Children

b 1021

Mary E.

May 2G, 1858

William Walp

reter ts.

Oct. 23, 18G3

Aug.

14,

1882

1022

Emma S.

Nov. 14, 18GG

David H. Adair

George W.

Feb. 25, 1870

Aug.

25,

1871

1023

Frank L,.

430

Ang. 24, 1873

Sarah Savitz

5 123

Cornelia H. Fein-

May 22, 1834

Levi Fehr

F

No report

431

5 123

Matilda Litzenberger

Aug. 2G, 1837

Edwin Ijitzenberg

1^'

Caildren

(J

Amancia

Mar. 11. 1855

July

15,

1854

Charles

Oct. IS, 185G

Oct.

0,

1857

1475

Mary

May 18, 1859

Wailter Eisenhard

1024

Sarah

July 27, 18G2

August Case!

102.J

Jolni
Howard

Sept. 23, 18Cv4
Jan. 10, 1866

Oct.

1,

1901

Maggie Stuber

James H.

Feb. 11, 1869

Mar,

18,

1869

1477

Lillie

Feb. 16, 1870

Daniel HariJer

102(j

George

May 5, 1872

Flora Lehr

1027

(xertrnde

May 10, 1874

Charles Ueberroth

147r,

Eddie

May 5, 1882

Irene Koehler

Alfred

Infancy

432

5 123

Ellen J. Bander

July 28, 1841

Apr.

1,

1883

Nathan Bander

F

Children

0 1028

Eliza L.

Nov. 12. 18(16

July

6,

1899

James Wright

1020

William S.

Feb. 26, 1868

Nov.

16,

1893

Ettie Steer

1030

Carrie A.

Dec. 4, 1869

(reorge Knauss

1031

Mary H.

Apr. 8, 1871

William T. Smith

1032

Sarah A.

Apr. 4. 1873

Komanus Hull

1033

Harvey F.

Sept. 17, 1877

Mary Plant

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

115

Gen. No

Names

Born

Died

Married to

433

5

123

Sarah B. Bohn

Aug. 23, 1843

Charles Kohn

1^'

Children

(i

1034

Ida

Feb. 5, 1865

Joseph Ruell

Jacob

Feb. 13, 1868

Dec. 11,

1868

1085
1036
1037
1038

Mary

Martha

Lizzie

(jrertrude

Albert

John

434

Jan. 20, 1871
Feb. 22, 1875
Sept. 14, 1877
Nov. 30, 1878
July 31, 1880
Nov. 16, 1886

John Crook
Edward Fielding
William Baker
Charles Glenn

5

123

Eliza S. Schmidt
Chiklreii

Sept. IS, 1S48

Charles C. Schmidt

G

Sallie S.

Sept. 13, 1869

Nov. 25,

1882

1039
1040

William F.
Herbert T.

Jan. 6, 1871
Nov. 5, 1872

Anna Hinken
Miivy Bear

Euuiia N.

Feb. 16, 1874

July 11,

1876

1041

Charles C.
Lewis H.

Mar. 4, 1876
Feb. 19, 1878

Mar. 13,

1893

Reca Berger

1042

Amelia E.

Feb. 17, 1880

William Hinken
Ida Allen

1043

Milton V.

Mar. 22, 1882

Robert A.

Feb. 27, 1886

435

o
F

123

William F. Vogenitz
Children

July 29,

Jan. 1,

1882

ISIatilda Fink

0

1044

Alfred S.
Mary Ann
Charles W.

Feb. 5, 1852

July 12,
Deceased

1875

S. Emma Acker

1045

Emma
James S.
Amanda S.

Dec. 13,- 1859
July 29 1866

Deceased

Ellen Smith

1046

Jane M.

Mar. 4, 1873

William Sell

1047

Ida Matilda

Nov. 10, 1874

Frank Garis

436

5 123 Edmond Vogenitz
F No children

437

5 123 Calvin Vogenitz
F Children

6 1048 Lillian Anna

Minnie
Frank
Mamie

438

5 123 Caroline .Alover
F Children

6 1479 Annie
1484 Minnie

Charles
Gertie

Dec. 20, 1880

Deceased

Deceased

Deceased
Deceased
Deceased

Mary Allender

Sophia Sigley
William Reph

Harry Moyer

George Meitzler
Reinsmith

116

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Born

439

123 Einelia Trnmbauer

No report was received from this family

Died

Married to

Joseph Trumbauer

440

5 124 Edward L
P Child

6 1049 Clara

Miksch Mar. 3, 1840 Catherine Stout

Apr. 3. 1873 Sept. 21, 1905 H. H. Cooley

441

5

124

Charles W.

Miksch

F

Children

G

Eugene F.

1050

Robert A.

1051

Stelle E.

1052

Ella E.
Warren L.

442

5

12G

Alfred Bates

b'

Children

6

1053

Mary A.

1054

Clara B.
Edith M.

443

5

1 12G Edgar A.

Bates

F

Children

0

1548

George F.
Emma H,
Sadie

444

5

128

Francis C.

Christ

F

Children

0

Martha AV.
Claude R.

445

5

131

Edwin H.

Fehr

F

Children

0

Mayme R.
Dale E.

Mar. IG, 1849

Apr. 20, 18G9
Dec. 23, 1870
Jan. 25, 1877
July 9. 1881
June 17, 1883

Apr. 18, 1845

July 16, 18G8

Feb. 17, 1882

Feb. 17, 1882

July 20, 1857

Mar. 2G, 1882
May 3, 1884
Jan. 29, 1890

Dec. 11, 1851

Mar. 30, 1882
Sept. 8, 1889

June 1, 1843

Sept. 13, 1879
Apr. 20, 1888

446

131 Anna E. Seyfried Shulte July 17,

1845

Children (first husband)

1055 James Nov. 20, 18G9

Emma L. Nov. 1, 1871

(second hiisband)

Frank May 30, 1876

Annie Sept. 17, 1877

Nov. 26, 18G9

Oct. 28, 1885

Maria W. Kiefer

Carrie Herring
Frank Kichline
Frank Mory

Sarah Drehr

Harry R. Hawkin
George S. Allen

Mary Bobbins
Maggie Griffith

Aquila E. Woodring

Etta Brown

J 1. William Seyfried
June 4. 1S86 \ 2. August Shulte

Nov. 7, 1887

Aug. 4, 1873

Maggie Clark

THE CLBWELL FAMILY.

117

Gen

. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

447

5
F
G

131

Ellen S. Johnson

Children
Harry E.
Robert
Frank S.

448

Apr. 18, 1847

June 21. 1874
Aug. 20, 1880
Jan. 18, 1885

July 1881

William H. J. Johnson

5
F
6

131

Sabina M. Hunter

Children
Emma E.
William Franklin

Nov. », 18o4

vSept. 17, 1875
Apr. 4, 1884

Edwin Hunter

449

5 131 Thomas J. Fehr
F No children

450

Sept. 5, 1856 Mar. 28, 1901 Jane Flyte

5

131

Sarah M. Meyers

Nov. 5, 1857

George Meyers

F

Chiltli-en

a

Annie E.
Nelson George
Elizabeth C.
Marshall G.

451

Jan. 24, 1879
Aug. 31, 1880
July 26, 1882
July 28. 1888

5

131

Emma S. Stauffer

July 23, 1860

July

1890

Jacob Stauffer

F

Child

6

William K.

452

June 4, 1890

5

131

Olevia C. Miller

Aug. 10, 1SG3

William H. Mille:

F

Children

G

Steward F.
Archi R.

453

Sept. 9, 1890
June 8, 1894

Dec.

17,

1890

5

131

Elmer R. Fehr

Mar. 10, 1866

Dora Pierce

F

Childi-en

6

Marshall W.
Stella M.
Howard R.

454

Sept. 18, 1888
Sept. 9, 1891
Mar. 9, 1893

5

132

Catharine E. Steinmetz

Dec. 2, 1839

Feb.

2

1896

Gideon Steinmet2

F

Children

G

Granville E.

July 6, 1858

July

23,

1858

1056

J. Franklin

Dec. 12, 18.59

Aillie Levan

1057

Susan M.

Mar. 25, 1861

Eli Schock

1058

Emma E.

Nov. 20, 1862

George Osthoff

1059

Rev. Milton J.

July 24, 1864

Lillian Funk

1060

Rev. Charles S.

.Tan. 22, 1866

Jessie IM. Currier

Amanda L.

Dec. 6, 1867

Feb.

17.

ISCS

Harrison F.

Feb. 12. 1869

Feb.

27,

1869

William J.

Sept. 3, 1870

1061

Carrie M,

July 11, 1876

A, Maier

118

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Borix

Died

Married to

455

5

132

Wiliam F. CleAvell

Sept. 16

. 1846

Dee.

24,

1901

F

No cliildren

456

5

133

Matilda E. Seyfried

April 3,

1840

F

Children

6

1062

Wilson D.
James .J.

Oct. 9,
Mar. 2,

1868
1871

1063

Anna M. L.

Sept. 24,

1873

Eugene R.

Sept. 24,

1873

Feb.

28,

1879

457

5

1.33

Sabina M. Loux

Jan. 28,

1844

F

Children

6

Harrison G.

Nov. 2,

1867

1064

Charles W.

Dee. 4,

1868

Annie L.

Feb. 8,

1870

Feb.

27,

1893

Mary 0.

July 26,

1872

John D.

Jan. 9,

1875

Jan.

10,

1896

Edward S.

Oct. 29,

1879

AValter H.

May 7,

1881

Nellie M.

Oct. 27,

1884

458

5

133

Israel D. Trein

Mar. 1,

1847

F

Child (second wife)

6

Charles A.

459

Jan. 26,

1878

5

1.33

William H. Trein

Aug. 15,

1854

F

Child

6

1U65

Eugene D.

460

Oct. 29,

1879

5

133

Catharine L. Clewell

Jan. 12,

1857

Mary E. Forest

Florentine Seyfried
Lizzie E. Benner
Thomas Beers

Ephraim Loux
Helen A. Giersch

1. Louisa Hall

2. Sarah Lehr

3. Malinda Smith

Ellen Daniel
Jennie Achenbach

William H. Clewell

461

5 133 Stephen A. Trein
I No children

462

Sept. 16, 1861

5

1.34

James H.

Fehr

June

3.

1849

F

Children

(»

i()(;6

Emma L.

Sept.

10,

1873

1067

Oscar O.

Aug.

o

1875

10(58

Ko1)ert L.

June

6

1878

Eugene S.

Sept.

9,

1882

463

5

134

Josiah S.

Fehr

Feb.

14,

1858

F

No children

Lucinda Ebbeclie

Jarana E. C. Heyer

Rev. Carl Sehlegel
Gertrude RarthoTd
Elenora Miller

Amanda BellisQeld

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

119

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

464

Israel K. Fein-
No children

Apr. 24, 1800

Amelia INIarkle

465

134 Francis G.
Cliildren
Annie E.
Ida M.
Stella M.

Oct. 11, 1SG4

July 30, 1887
Apr. 20. lS'.t4
April 10, 1897

Catharine Fi-antz

466

5

135

Franklin R. Fehr

May 14. 184<)

F

Children

(tirst w

ife)

6

1009

Edna A.

Apr. IS, 1872

1070

Odilia M.

Mav 18. 1874

1071

Selma L.

Apr. 9. 1876

1072

Lillie J.
Victor J.

Dec. 22, 1878
Aug. 19, 1881

Children

(second

wife)

Florence J.

Sept. 2. 1890

467

135

Louisa E. j

Millheim

Sept. 17. 1847

F

Children

6

Howard C.

July 11, 1809

1073

Albin H.

Nov. 24. 1870

1074

Robert L.

June 21, 1872

1075

Annie J.

Mar. 11, 1874

1070

Oliver W.
Mary R.
Minnie V.
Lizzie M.

July 5, 1870
May 14, 1879
Julv 10. 1883
Jan. 28, 1890

Apr. 13, 1907

Nov. 10, 1881

1. B. Haberstumpf

2. Caroline Wagner

Charles Carl
John J. Hittle
August Schafer

Abraham Millheim

Lizzie Kline
Lilly Zuck
Percy Meixsell,
Anna Hensline

468

5 135 Malinda E. George

F

Children

6 1077

William L.

1078

Harry F.

Gurnev H.

1079

Lizzie M.

Katie A,

Sept. 23, 1848

Aug. 22, 1870
Feb. 25, 1872
Jan. 1, 1876
Aug. 4, 1880
Oct. 18, 1883

Apr. 27, 1878
Julv 30. 1900

Josiah George

Emma S. Billheimer
Annie Musselman

Jos. Lichtenwalner

469

135 Andrew L. Fehr
Children

1080 Elenora l..

1081 Harvev J.

1082 Milton G.

1083 Amelia V.

1084 Idwin J.
Arthur A.

Dec.

1849

April 25, 1874
Apr. 17, 1876
April 12, 1878
Feb. 24, 1880
Sept. 30, 1881
Sept. 16, 1892

Sally Ann Brinker

William H. Hoch
Tina Rapp
Ellen Mann
Harvey Steward
Emma Bonser

120

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

470

5

135

Ellen P. Haberstrumpf

Mar. 22, 1852

Herman Haberstumpf

F

OMldren

6

1085

Edwin N.
Emima L.

Dec. 14, 1871
Dec. 17, 1872

Homer Barger

Ida J.

Aug. 22, 1873

Feb.

5,

1875

1085

Julius R.

Oct. 5, 1875

Jennie Smoyer

Minnie Y.

Sept. 16, 1877

Mar.

23,

1884

Lizzie L.

Nov. 13, 1879

Mar.

22,

1884

Lillie K.

Nov. 13, 1879

Mar.

24,

1884

Jennie M.

Mar. 6, 1882

Mar.

27,

1884

William H.

April 15, 18,8i

Harry G.

Oct. 13, 1887

Katie AVarmkessel

Christie Irene

Dec. 25, 1889

Jan.

1890

Mamie H.

June 8, 1892

471

5

135

Sally Ann riogan

Sept. 10, 1853

May

19,

1883

John Hogan

F

Children

6

1087
1088

1089

Alice .Jones

Lizzie A.

Frank

Mary

Minnie Vestilla

472

Mar. 21, 1872
June 21, 1874
1876
Dec. 15. 1879
April 7, 1883

1883

Edwin Siegfried
Layel Frable

George Weltj'

.5

135

Tilghman F. Fehr

Sept. 24, 1854

r 1. Ellen Brinker
t 2. Rosetta Brinker

F

Children (first wi

fe)

6

1090

Alice M.

Feb. 21, 1878

William Klein

F

Children (second aa

rife)

Stella Julian

May 15, 1892

Deceased

Florence R.

Sept. 28, 1896

Clayton E.

June 30, 1899

473

5

135

Isaac S. Fehr

Feb. 2. 1857

Elmira Frack

F

1091

Child
Jerome

474

Dec. 13, 1881

Emma Bonser

5

135

Matilda C. Stocker

Oct. 19, 1859

f 1. Clarence Heinlein

F

Children (first uusbandj

\ 2. Eugene W. Stocker

6

1092

Cora M.
Emma E.

April 30, 1880
Mav 20, 1884

Edward Kinginger

Floyd C.

July 3, 1889

:\Iay

22.

18!'M)

475

5

1.35

Clara S. Schlegel

April 7, 1862

Henry Schlegel

F

Chilflren

6

1093

Clinton H.

Dec. 10, 1882

Mary Reph

Mae S.

June 9, 1894

THE OLEWBLL FAMILY.

121

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died.

Married to

476

5 135 Levin J. Fehr
F Children

6 1094 Katie V.

Annie C.
Cliarles T.
Floyd F.
Lula A.

477

5 135 iuarv V. Kostenbader
F Cbildi-en

t> Eugene F.

George > v .

Clayton H.

478

5 136 Tilgiiman Clewell

July 20, 1864

Aug. 23, 1885
Jan. 31, 1888
Mar. 28, 1891
Mar. 17, 1900
Nov. 7, 1903

Oct. 18, 1866

Nov. 24, 1883

Jan. 18, 1888

Aug. 31, 1894

Aug. 19, 1854

F

Children

6

1095 'iheresa H.

Sept. 16, 1888

Stella M.

July 26, 1890

Lizzie C.

Oct. 2, 1891

Hattie J.

Mar. 12, 1893

Walter H.

Aug. 2, 1894

Helen M.

Dec. 9. 1895

Charles R.

Jan. 27, 1897

Stasia I.

Feb. 19, 1898

Nettie F.

Sept. 27. 1904

479

5

136 Monroe L. Cleweli

Oct. 5, 1859

F

Children

6

Beata

Jan. 31, 1880

Beata

Jan. 31. 1880

Samuel R.

Aug. 25, 1881

Floyd A.

Jan 25, 1892

480

5

136 Catharine E. Reese

Dec. 1, 1864

F

Children

6

Frank H.

Sept. 20. 1894

Stella M.

Oct. 23, 1898

Sadie A.

Sept. 23. 1900

Clayton T.

Sept. 25, 1904

481

5

136 Ellen L. Rotb

Nov. 20, 1867

F

Children

6

Mabel Catharine

Jan. 28, 1890

AYilliam Henry

Apr. 3. 18M

Howard tercival

June 29, 1892

Calvin Franklin

Oct. 26. 1893

Eda Louisa

Feb. 8. 1895

George Wilbur

Mar. 21, 1898

John Reuben

:\rar. 15, 1900

Bertha May

Dec. 20. 1902

Tl'uman Ausbin

Feb, 9, 1905

A. L. Kostenbader
Thomas H. Weaver

Lewis Kostenbader

Emma Fehnel
Peter D. Burger

July 29, 1897
Mar. 5, 1905

Infancy
Infancy

Annie Kostenbader

John Reese

Mathias Roth

Aug. 3, 1893

122

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

482

5 137

Ellen C. Walter

Nov. 16,

1853

F

Chililren

G 109G

Birdie S.

Jan. 3.

1879

John S.

Sept. 3.

1881

Mamie S.

April 15,

1883

David P.

Mar. 1,

1885

Francis J.

Sept. 28,

1890

Harrison Ji;.

Dec. 19.

1892

James Walter
John Williamson

483

5

137

Reuben F.

F

Children

(J

Emma S.

1()97

Wilson R.
Harvey E.

Sept. 9, 1854

Dec. 10, 1877

Feb. 19, 1880

Mar. 10, 1890

Sarah Savitz

Owen Fatzinger
Clara Dech

137

484

Eugene F. Saylor

Children
Alice .uatilrta
Anna Sauina

Jan. 14, 1856

Aug. 20, 1879 Dec. 11, 1879
April 17, 1883

Mary .7. Werner
Herbert Hagenbuch

485

5

137

Emma H.

Straub

Feb.

12.

1858

F

Chddi-en

6

Joseph W.

Nov.

20,

1884

Edward J.

Nov.

30,

1887

Mar.

18,

1900

Charles F.

Dec.

6,

1889

Helen L.

Jan.

20.

1891

Charles A. Straub

486

5

137 Edward L.

Sa^

•lor

Feb.

8,

1861

F

Children

1579 Ellen C.

Jan.

3,

1884

6

Clara S.

Sept.

24.

1888

Howard T.

Mar.

19,

18VM

Edgar L.

Sept.

29,

1901

Henrietta L. Stuber
Lloyd C. Houser

487

5 137 Anna Elizabeth Woodrow May 5, 1865
F Childi-en

G Harry H. Jan. 28, 1885

Emma S. April 26, 1889

Harry Woodrow

488

5 13-

1 Francis G. Saylor

Feb. 27.

1868

F

Children

(i

Mae A.

Mar. 2.

1897

Ada F.

May 15,

1899

April

1, 1900

Lelea H.

July 11,

1900

July

28, 1901

Helen Siegfried

THE CLBWBLL FAMILY.

123

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

489

5

137

Clara Young

F

Cliikli-en

b

Emmet E.
Walter F.
Ellis B
Delia M.

Aug. 17, 1872

Mar. 17, 1894
July 26, 1895
Sept. 2, 1898
Mar. 8, 1900

Howard Young

490

5 i;J8 Edwin H. Clewell

t' Child

0 1008 Eugene Andrew

Feb. 20, 1858
July 23, 1884

Ida V. Fehr
Katie Willaur

491

5 188 James A. Clewell
F ('liildren

6 Elsie Louisa
Katie lAieinda
Cora Elmira
Clara Matilda
Howard Frederick
Floyd James
Susie Maria
HaiTison Jacob
Carrie Elizabeth
Lila Josephine

492

5 138 Clemence M Clewell
F Children

6 Mary L.
1099 Laura E.

Emma L.
Charles W.
Robert H.
Andrew B.
Ella J.

Nov. 17, 1859

Elizabeth Werner

Sept.

10,

1882

Oct.

19,

1883

Dec.

16,

1884

Feb.

7,

1888

Sept.

9,

1890

Nov.

27.

1,S92

Apr.

4,"

1894

Apr.

3,

1896

Dec.

11,

1897

Apr. 19,

1899

Sept.

3,

1900

Mar.

11,

1861

Lizzie C. Renner

Apr.

15,

1882

Mar. 28,

1895

Mar.

28,

1884

Irvin Itterly

Nov.

12.

1886

Aug.

1,

1888

Mar.

1,

1890

July

15,

1892

Aug.

16,

1895

Mar. 14.

iS9r.

493

■o 138 Oliver S. Clewell

F Childi*en

6 1469 Mary L.

1470 Lillv

1471

John A.
Anna B.
Clarence C.
Wilson O.
Dorotha L. C.

Oct. 9, 1862

Nov. 24, 1884

July 27, 1885

Sept. 3. 1888

Oct. 5, 1890

June 13, 1894

Jan. 26, 1896

Feb. 10, 1903

Ida A. Bellisfield

Harry C. Sliive
George M. Pyshei

John C. Uusweiled

494

5 138 Joseph L. Clewell
F Child

6 Florence May

Feb. 15, 1866
May 31, 1891

Emma Rismiller

124

GENEALOGY OF

Gen

. No

Names

Born

Died

Married to

495

5
F
U

Clara C. Thomas

Children
Arthur F.
Alfred J.
Ellis A.
Maggie A.
Helen L.

496

Dec. 13, 1873

Oct. 20, 1889
Mar. 6, 1891
Oct. 11, 1892
Aug. 15, 1894
Aug. 23, 1896

Schuj-iler Thomas

F
6

139

Emma C. Breidlnger

Childi-en
Charles H.
Helen J.
Emily R.
John E.

497

Oct. 11, 1865

Feb. 20. 1885
Sept. 9, 1893
May 28, 1898
Aug. 17, 1901

Harwi Breidinger

5
1'
6

139

Edna K. Young

Children
Els'e R.
Jennie M.
William H.
Charles W.
John S.
Hilda M.

498

June 25, 1867

Sept. 29, 1886
Dec. 17, 1887
June 26, 1889
May 1, 1894
Feb. 10, 1899
Oct. 6, 1904

May

28,

1893

George Young

5
F

6

139

Laura M. Wolljuch

Children
Harry M.
Leah G.
Russel H.
Noxman H.
Laura M.
Elmer C.
Carl R.
Martin 0.

499

Oct. 17, 1869

June 20, 1888
Mar. 29, 1890
Apr. 15. 1891
Feb 2, 1892
Dec. 30, 1893
Feb. 5. 1895
Jan. 12, 1896
Nov. 26, 1897

Aug.
Aug.

2.

1888
1895

Martin O.Wolbach

5
V
6

139

Carrie L. Itteriy

Children
Clarence D.
TTarrison S.
Keulah M.
Raymond F.

500

July 18, 1876

Feb. 6, 1899
Aug. 19, 1900
Mar. 28, 1902
Mar. 13, 1905

Milton Itteriy

1'^

6

146

140

Howard J. Siegfried
Annie C. Siegfried

Children
Helen Rebecca
Alice Clewell
Lewis Howard

Apr. 7, 1869
Dec. 13, 1868

Sept. 13, 1897
Mar. 29, 1901
Apr. 23, 1903

May

29,

1905

Annie C. Clewell
Howard J. Siegfried

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

125

Gren. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

501

5 141 William H. Friebely
F Children

6 Horence M.
Mildred ^V.

502

5 141 Lizzie M. Wunderly
F C'liildi-en

u Harry F.

Grace J.

503

5 141 Clara C. Keller
P Children

6 Carl Friebely
Anna Elizabeth
Lucile Catherine

504

5 142 Allen S. Kern
F No children

505

5

142

Calvin C. Kern

F

Child

6

Hobert Calvin

506

5 142 David L. Kern
P Chiklren

6 Grace Lelie
Dorothy Maria

507

5 143 Oliver L. Fehr
F Children

(> 1100 Anna M.
1101 Dagmar
Carrie L.

508

5 143 Henry P. Fehr
F Children

fi 1102 Alice Jane
1103 Clinton Henrv
Ella Camilla

509

5 143 Lovin A. Fehr
F Children

(i 1104 Mame C.

1105 Jennie O.

Nov. 25, 1805

June 19, 1893
June 23, 1901

Nov. 30, 1871

Oct. 2(). 1891
Dec. 16, 1895

Nov. 10, 1S73

Feb. 14, 1904
Ma. 26, 1902
Jan. 28, 1906

Feb. 26. 1905

May

1899

Sept. 18, 1900

July 15, 1874

Dec. 14, 1875

July 30, 1904 Oct. 5. 1905

Aug. 21, 1877

Feb. 13. 1905

Jan. 22, 1907

Mar. 14, 1841

July 17, 1867

Apr. 1. 1869

Sept. 26, 1882

May 21, 1843

July 5, 1870

May 29. 1876

Feb. 23. 1879

Oct.

1844

Ellen Wright

Fred Wuuilerly

Allen Kellar

Lotta Titzel

Mar. 4, 1872
June 5, 1877

Laura Fenstermaker

Annie Nace

Louisa Sey fried

Pretl J.Achenbach
J. Morris Kiefer

Eliza C. Schortz

Harry Barres
Lula Higgins

Margaret Odeuwelder

William Warman
C. C. Williams

126

GENEALOGY OF

GeE

L. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married, to

510

r,

144

Ellen Schniiekly

May. 13,

184G

Feb.

20,

1905

Philip G. Schmicldy

1^

Ohiltli-en

ii

iKii;

Milton

Dec. 2;i,

1807

Laura Rickseciver

HUT

Lewis C.

511

July 25,

1871

Rebecca O. Bush

h

144

Maria Felir
Children

Nov. 29,

1849

John J. Fehr

t;

1 108

Wilson H.

Apr. 14,

1871

Lillie Kostenbader

Kobert W.

Nov. 18,

1874

Sept.

3,

1876

Elsie A.

:\rar. 19,

187G

Jan.

23,

1893

Minnie L.

Jan. 25,

1880

Jan.

16,

1893

Clara M.

May 16,

1S85

Jan.

21,

1893

-ALirtha C.

Nov. 29,

1887

Jan.

22,

1893

512

5

144

Sabina M. Walter

May 7,

1857

Alfred Walter

F

Children

()

1.j4.-)

Carrie Amelia

Mar. 2,

1876

Dec.

8,

1905

George Baldw^in

110!)

Floyd Henry

July 28,

1878

Clara Hatler

ir)4(>

Mabel Alice'
Sadie May
Bessie Hester

Nov. 1,
June 11,
Apr. 15,

1880

1885
1888

George A. Grim

Lottie Olevia

Aug. 30,

1890

Oct.

1,

1890

513

5

144

(iranville H. SiegTried

Oct. 28,

1858

Emma B. Ritter

F

No r-hildren

514

")

145

Savina M. Febr

Jan. 19,

1856

Reuben Fehr

V

Children

(*>

Martha A.

Jan. 28,

1871

Sept

17,

1871

1110

IIerl)en W.

Dec. 17,

1872

July

29,

1902

Lizzie Haines

Orlando H.

Apr. G.

1876

Dec.

26,

1879

Helen L.

Jan. 18,

1888

June

1,

1892

515

.-,

14.")

Lovine .T. Keller

May 9,

1853

Annie ^Michael

F

Children

nil

Allen W.
P^ngene L.

516

June 12,
June 13,

1878

1881

Eva A. Reese

.",

14(;

.lames F. Siegfried

Aug. 22,

1855

Abyssinia Johnson

F

No children

517

r,

14()

William A. Siegfried

:\ray 9,

1857

Emma Heclcman

F

Child

0

Bi-ooks H.

518

July 4,

1889

.-,

lie.

lOnuna L. Lind

Sept. 3,

, 18.59

June

21,

1879

Monroe P. Lind

F

Child

(>

P. rooks II.

June 30,

1878

Dec.

12,

1879

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

127

Gen. No.

5 14()
F

Names

519

diaries P. Siegriecl
No cliildreu

Born

Aug. 13, 1865

Died

MaiTiel to

Sarah Messinger

520

14<> Howard J. Siegfried Apr. 7, 18(39

For his family see No. ."tuo.

Aimie C. Clewel

521

2m

Madora C. Siegfried

Apr.

10,

1872

5

146

Kol)ert 1.. Siegfried

Dec.

18,

1871

i^

Children

(3

Joseph A.

Dec.

4,

1897

Mary E.

Nov.

14.

1901

522

i;

147

Thomas B. C'lewell

Dec.

6.

1856

F

Childi-en

(j

1112

Aaron F.

Sept.

20,

1879

Mary E.

Apr.

20,

1882

Edgar F.

Jan.

21,

1886

Ruthe E.

Oct.

2,

1896

523

7,

147

Alic-e E. Wear

Sept.

2.

1864

F

Children

6

Ario

Aug.

26,

1887

P. Guy

Oct.

22,

1896

Robert L. Siegfried
Madora C. (iiersch

Sarah C. Lehr
Mai me F. Kneer

Guy T. Wear

524

149 Albert Kampman
Child
Ashbel Clarence

Feb. 4, 1845
Oct. 12, 1871

Anna A. Harned

525

5 140 Joseph Kampman
F Children

6 Carol
Marie T^ouise

June 30, 1^8

Aug. 5, 1880
Oct. 14, 1881

Anna K. Patterson

526

149 I^aura Vogler
Child
William H.

Mar. 27, 18b0 June 25, 1884
Jan. 27, 1874 Sept. 1874

Rev. Wm. H. Vogler

527

5 149 Theodore Kampman
F Children

6 Laura Jane
Lewis Henry

Oct. 31, 1857

Mar. 24, 1889

Apr. 23, 1894 July 16, 1894

Maggie E. Scholl

128

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No

Names

]

Born

Died

Married to

528

5

150

Edward H. Luekenbacli

Mar.

18,

1849

July

12,

1883

Helen C. Quirk

i^-

Childi-en

0

Eleuor Louise

Sept.

19,

1871

Mar.

20,

1872

1113

Clarence Oliver

June

24,

1873

Miriam A. Osier

1114

j;>"rederick Kusseil
Florence Elizabeth

June
Jan.

14,
9,

1870
1880

Gertrude M. Lister

Helen Louise

Oct.

4,

1881

Nov.

24,

1881

Mary Isabel

Dec.

20,

1882

Jan.

21,

1884

529

5

151

Kev. William H. Oerter

Apr.

9,

1848

Anna M. Bishop

F

Children

tj

Alice B.
Eugene H.
Kobert N.
John Gilbert

530

July
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.

31,
4,

15.

28,

1883
1885

1887
1891

5

151

Alice :\I. Huth

Aug.

19,

1850

Frank Huth

F

Child

(J

1575

Henry Francis

531

July

9,

1885

Laura Bitting

5

151

Howard M. Oerter

Apr.

30,

18G3

Constance Krayanbuhl

F

Children

6

Constance

Oct.

18,

1874

Nov.

11,

1887

Milton

Dec.

31.

1885

Nov.

12,

1887

Marjorie

Aug.

31,

1888

Eunice

Nov.

22,

1895

532

5

153

Emma L. Beehn

Dec.

31,

1849

Fred Beehn

F

Childi-en

0

1498

Frederick, Jr.

June

6,

186G

Eva Dollahan

1115

Sarah

Sept.

21,

1869

William Nadig

Eva

Jan.

11,

1871

Oct.

18.

1874

1499

Edson

Feb.

7,

1873

Sophia Pence

1500

Ezra

Feb.

7,

1873

Belle Nelson

1110

Charles M.

Mar.

1,

1876

Stella M. Reever

1117

Reed

Feb.

13,

1878

Delia Keneipp

1501

Harvey
Cleveland

Oct.
Feb.

15,
9,

1880
1884

Ethel Wyatt

Alice

Jan.

9,

1887

July

22,

1891

Hallie

Jidy

2,

1889

Roy

Sept.

9,

1892

533

l-^

153

George M. Fulkerson
Children

Mar.

16,

1852

Lyda F. Cripe

('>

ms

Mary A.

Oct.

10,

1880

Norris Cook

Sarah J.

Oct.

1,

1882

Oct.

2

1882

i(;4(;

Chloe E.
:\ral)el J.

June
Apr.

22,

1884
1890

Nelson Reed

Rosa L.

July

24,

1893

Feb.

24.

1895

r>ollie M.

Feb.

11,

1895

Georgia F.

Oct.

7,

1901

THE CLBWELL FAMILY,

129

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married, to

634

5

153

Jacob R. Fulkerson

Sept.

30.

1855

F

Children

G

1G47

• Anna S.

Sept.

11,

1881

Maude A.

Apr.

20,

1884

1648

Wreathe V.

Feb.

0.

1880

Launa M.

Jan.

30,

1889

Alma R.

Mar.

6,

1893

Sarah M. Seward
Jos. Pennington
Harve.y A. Collins

535

5

15:5 Alice C. Cargay

Nov.

24,

1857

F

Children

t;

William Howard

Feb.

1,

1888

Charley

Sept.

15,

1890

Jan.

27

Frank Murlin

Apr.

13,

1895

Bessie Pearl

Nov.

24,

1897

Rev. B. F. Cargay

1891

536

5

153 Julia J. McFaddin

July 11,

18G0

1^^

Children

G

Justin C.

Mar. 4,

1880

Eliza 0.

July 15.

1881

Rosa M.

Feb. 27,

1885

537

5

153 Sarah A. Stanley

Oct. 30,

1866

F

Children

G

Richard O.

June 1,

1889

Raymond F.

Mar. 17,

1891

Ivy H.

Jan. 21,

1893

John W.

Mav 17,

1895

Wayne L.

Sept. 14,

1897

538

5

Artba A. ,(Measinger)
Carpentei

Sept. 29,

1872

F

Children (first husband)

G

Mattie May

Mar. 30,

1890

Alfred W.

Aug. 8,

1891

Claudie M.

June 6.

1893

Birdie L.

Feb. 20,

1895

Edgar

May 2,

1897

Willie R.

Oct. 14,

1898

(second husband)

Doatha Rebecca M.

Aug. 8,

1902

James L.

Feb. 25,

1904

B. F. McFaddin

July 4, 1880

G. C. Stanley

1. W. E. Messinger
3 L. W. Carpenter

539

5 155 John F. Smith June 12, 1852 Mar. 31, 1901 Fisher

F Had one child. Both father and son are buried at Topton, Pa.

130

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

* 540

-,

l")")

Sarah C. Br

ight

Apr. 9,

1857

John Bright

F

Children

(i

111!*

Fred A.
Walhice J.

Jan. G,
Dec. 18,

1877
1879

Annie Menner

Alice J.

Dec. IG,

18S3

Aug.

15,

1887

Kay H.

Oct. 24,

1888

541

F

c.

l.V)

Edward T.

Child
Mamie A.

542

Smith

Apr. 27,
May 13,

18G0

1888

Eva Schmoyer

5

155

Emile S. Smith

June 3,

1862

Mary A. Sacks

F

Children
Fred H.

Nov. 18,

1882

Florence L.

May 11,

1885

Apr.

17,

1893

Jennie E.

Nov. 25,

1888

Carrie V.

July 9,

1891

Raymond C,

Jan. 2,

1898

Clarence E.

July 25,

1901

543

F

l.V.

William C.
Children
Irene E.

Clewell M.

544

Smith

Jidy 27,

July 13,
Oct. 21,

18G4

1889
1890

Minnie Westbrook

•J

158

Martin H. (

Clewell

Feb. 19,

1842

Mar.

2i\,

1907

Rebecca Delaphin

(J

Children

it

Clayton H.

Sept. 27,

1869

•J an.

17,

1S71

11 IM)

Annie D.

Jan. 24.

1871

Samuel Smith

Wilson S.

Sept. 13,

1872

Feb.

2

1903

1121

Harvey M.

June 29,

1877

Mamie Smith

Edwin I.

Feb. 8,

1880

Feb.

9,

1881

545

-,

158

Albert AV.

Clewell

Jan. 3,

1851

Oct.

3,

1906

Emma Mathers

G

No children

546

5 l.";* William Ilildebrand
(r Children

(i 1122 Alice J.

1123 Susan E.

1124 Sarah R.

1125 Clara M.

547

5 1.59 Mary A. Longenhagen
(} Children

G William H.

James G.
112r, Irwin F.

Lillie May

Minnie M.

July 2. 1842

Mar. 28, 18G6

Mar. 22. 1870

Feb. 19, 1873

Aug. 25, 1881

Apr. 2, 1850

July 12, 1891 Mary E. Dilliard

William Tosh

Deceased Albert Heiser

Geo. Schilling

Harry C. Fry

J. K. Longenhagen

May

7, 18G9

July

4, 1872

June 28, 1893

Aug.

7, 1877

Mary

Ca

rroll

Sept.

7, 1880

Oct. 3, 1890

Oct.

5. 1885

Oct. 11, 1890

THE CLEWBLL FAMILY.

131

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

548

5 160

Ida Reninger

Mar. 31,

1851

Theodore Reninger

G

No children

549

5 160

Lilly Kern

Mar. 26,

1858

Milton Kern

G

Has one daughter.

550

6 161

:Mary .1 Peter

June 23,

1849

Reuben II. Peter

G

Children

6 1583

Wayne C.

.Tune 13.

1871

Lila Lecklitner

1127

Estella C.

Oct. 21,

1872

Albert J. Bayne

1128

Alice C.

Dec. 29,

1873

John W. Hedderich

1129

Edna M.

June 29,

1875

Albert E. Snyder

Myrtle A.

Nov. 4.

1879

Mar. 18, 1891

George I.

Dec. 10,

1882

Truman R.

Sept. 19,

1884

551

5 161

Oliver H. Crouse

Feb. 18,

1851

f 1. Rebecca Gochenour
\ 2. Ella Schneck

G

Children

G

William M.

11.30

Harry C.
Dora

•

Minerva

1131

Alice
Stella
Rossie

552

Emerson Rex

5 161

Christiana S.

Kuhns

Apr. 12,

1857

George D. Kuhns

G

6

1132

Children
Rossie
Charles
Ida
Pearl
Maggie
Ellis
Harry
Bessie
Mary

553

Deceased
Deceased

:*Iary

5 161

Caroline A. Miller

Dec. 21,

1858

William Miller

G

6 1133
1134
1135

Children
Daisy
Marvin
Lawrence
Dallas
Fern

554

Harris Johnson

Bella

Meta

5 161

.Tohn C. Crouse

July 31

, 1860

A. Lucy Kuhns

G

Child
Floyd K.

132

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

MaiTied to

555

5 IGl George M. Grouse
G No children

Sept. 10, 1862

Louisa Frey

556

KJl Martha E. Erdel
No chiklren

Apr. 3, 1805 Mar. 30, 1902 William Erdel

557

5 IGl .James R. Grouse
G Ghiklren

6 Howard L.
Queen K.

Auff. 9, 1871

Ida J. Mitten

558

5

162

Augustus H. Snj

-der

Feb.

18,

1853

G

Ghiklren

G

1136

Faretta Eliza

.Tulv

22,

1874

11.37

AVilliam :\Iorris

•Tidy

10,'

1876

1138

Floyd Lewis

Oct.

14.

1882

Sarah Laura

Oct.

21,

1887

John Price

Sept.

25,

1890

459

5

162

Emma Newbold

Apr.

16,

1855

G

Ghildren

G

1139

Annie Garoline

.Tan.

22.

1878

Harry Williani

Aug.

4,

1879

560

5

162

:Marcus W. Snj-der

June

IS,

1857

G

No children

Amanda Daniel

Simon Herstein
Laura Ache
Bessie Sterner

William Newbold
Philip Herman

Sarah Bartholomew

561

5 162 Emele W. Snyder Deceased

G He had a family of several children but we were unable

to get further information.

Ida Stuber

562

5

102

Ida Louise Miller

G

No children

563

r,

ii;:;

Ilan-ict M. Forrior

Jan.

oo

1860

a

Ghiklren

G

Vinton Hope
Aiwid Andrew

Feb.
Aug.

29,
31.

1884
1880

Apr.

5,

1884

Octa

.Tan.

31.

1890

Mar.

13,

1890

Mary Lera

Jan.

30,

1891

Henry Miller

J. G. Ferrier

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

133

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

163

564

Amanda T. Tiukel

Children
Truman Lovel
Mabel Clare
Elmer

Koss Reuben
Alta Florence
Edna Fern
FredTVin Ray

Autr. 29, 1861

Feb. 10,

July 26

Dec. 28

Feb. 7,

July 22, 1892

Sept. 25, 1894

Nov. 2, 1898

1884
1885
1887
1890

Nov. 28, 1889

William Tinkel

565

5 163 Albert B Clewell
G Child

6 Deavitte Eldon

Oct. 21, 1862
Oct. 6, 1900

Alice Peterson

566

5 163 James H. Clewell
G No children

July 1, 1872

Belle Retherford

567

5

163

Minnie F. Retherford

Sept.

27,

1876

Clarence Retherford

G

Children

6

Harold C.
Lilah L.
Mary E.

568

Apr.
Dec.
Dec.

3,

4,
20,

1903
1904
1905

5

164

Franklin P. Clewell

Nov.

1,

1859

Annie Eisenhard

G

Children

6

1140

Asnes H.

Bertha

Charles

569

George Graver

5

320

Milton R. Wolf

June

1,

1859

Emma Clewell

5

164

Emma S. Wolf

Nov.

28,

1860

Milton Wolf

G

Children

6

Clarence
Andrew L.

Mar:
Mar.

4,
4,

1881
1881

Mar.

25,

1881

1141

Laura M.

570

Oct.

23,

1883

Frank Binkle

5

165

Richard E. Clewell

Apr.

14,

1833

Feb.

10,

1881

f 1. Sarah Young
\ 2. Marietta Steiner

G

Children (first wife)

6

1142

Leander Henry

Feb.

27,

1858

Elenora Cope

Sarah Ann Susan

Mar.

12",

1862

Apr.

11,

1865

Cornelius Richard

May

6,

1864

Children (second w'fe)

William E.

Jan.

11.

1869

Apr.

9,

1869

1143

Walter S.
Horace Andrew

Mav
July

17,
12,

1870
1873

Alice R. Hoch

1144

Cora Louisa

Sept.

3,

1877

Calvhi Bapb

134

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

571

105 Etl. S.vlvester C'lewell

G

Children

(J 1145

Marcus A,

1140

Clara J.

1147

Enuna

114S

Ida L.

1140

Robert S.

Born

Died

Married to

Aug. 30, 1834

Oct.

1858

Mar. 23, 1800

Oct. 9, 1801

Sept. 23, 1800

Oct. 1, 1809

188S

Fayette Place

Agnes I. Kuhns
Josepli Ricksocker
Lewis Derr
^Nlarcell Brown
Agnes T. Young

572

105 Josephine E. Ricksecker Apr. 19. 1838
Children
Jo?;eph 8. Feb. 4. 1804

1150 .Tulia Elizabeth

Feb. 28, 1808

1872 Joseph S. Ricksecker
William Dwire

573

5 10 ( Augustus B. Clewell
(J Childdren

0 1151 George L.

1152 Fannie J.

1153 Retta C.

Aug. 12, 1830 Feb. 20, 1899 Cordelia Zehner

1805
Oct. 21, 1803
Jan. 10, 1858

Cora French
Enoch Carver
Edwin Falsue

574

107

Eliza J. Moharter

Children

1154

James

Frecis

Maggj'

Mary

Susan

1155

Louise

Stiles

Isaiah

Brittain

1150

Nora

1157

William

Sept.

1837

Tilghman Moharter

Mar.

28.

1850

Harriet Schaef

July

15.

1859

July

10,

1800

May

28,

1801

July

10.

1886

Oct.

5.

1803

Oct.

9,

1804

Aug.

28.

1807

Oct.

28.

1870

John Wynings

Aug.

4,

1872

Oct.

7,

1874

June

18,

1874

July

oo

1876

Sept.

22,

1876

June

19,

1878

Sept.

10,

1879

William Bitier

Oct.

28.

1881

Ellen Lewis

575

107 William IL Clewell

G Children (fii-st wife)

0 n5,s Lucinda E.
1159 Mary A.

Reuben H.
110(1 Sainantha E.

Children (second wife)
1101 Frances B.
Clart'iu-e W.
Oscar P..

Feb. 10, 1840

Nov.
Jan.

0, 1803 Julv 29, 1905
4, 1804
31. 18(i7 Apr. 19. 1827

Jan.
Dec.
Mar.

Oct. 20. 1870

1879

1884

Aug. 0, 1881

C 1. JNIargar't Huddleson

\ 2. Tillie Smith

i 3. Francis F'redrico

Alexander Davie
Levi Blank

George Karchner
Sydney Cprtright

THE CLBWELL FAMILY.

135

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

576

5 1G7

Oliver E. Cle^^

•ell

Mar. 15, 1842

/
I

1. Elizabeth Gordner

2. :Mary Gordner

G

Children

r. n(;2

Anna B.

Feb. 28, 1805

Joseph Bishop

IKS

Harry .J.

Oct. 11, 1800

Fanme Harris

ii(;4

Clara M.

Dec. 18, 1869

AndrewKinbrade

11U5

Minnie A.

Aug. 15, 1871

Frank Bireisch

Wilbur O.

Oct. 10, 1873

Aug.

10,

1881

11(16

Olive Josephine

Oct. 22, 1875

George Reitmeyer

ncw

Theodore W.
Irene M.

Sept. 26, 1877
Oct. 8, 1879

Fell.

14,

1882

Edith Sweeney

11G8

H. Pearle
577

Feb. 14. 1882

(Jeorge R. West

5 107

B. Franklin .

lewell

July 14, 1844,

Sarah Kline

G

Child-en

(i

.Tennie B.

July 22, 1800

Oct.

10,

18; )6

11(!9

William H.

Oct. 10, 1867

Blanche D. Yocum

1170

Charles W.

Feb. 25, 1872

Carrie :M. Hess

John W.

Aug. 25, 1875

Sept.

20,

1875

578

5 107

Lewis S. Clew

ell

Nov. 7, 1848

Alice Wolf

G

Children

0 1171

Maud

May 6, 1879

David Siniason

1172

Lervy

579

Nov. 21, 1881

Milly Smith

5 107

Kebecca E. U

)ftUS

Nov. 28, 1849

Anthony Loftus

G

Children
Charles F.
Bessie C.

580

Jan. 5, 1878
July 22, 1885

•

5 167

Cornelia Edw

ards

Aug. 9, 1851

Alfred Edwards

G

Children

0 1173

Henry J.

July 26, 1874

Sarah Vanhowtan

1174

George S.

Mar. 9, 1877

Mame Harman

Mary I.

Nov. 22, 1880

Jan.

22,

1882

Clark

Nov. 17, 1882

Tillie

July 18, 1885

Lizzie

Dec. 29, 1887

Jennie

Nov. 26, 1890

581

5 107

Amos B. C\e^^

•ell

Nov. 14, 1853

Lucina Sitter

G

Children

0

William C.

Feb. 28, 1874

Nov.

29,

1879

Lncretia

July 4, 1876

Charles W.

Nov. 7, 1878

Acnes B.

Feb. 7, 1881

George P.

Jan. 13 1884

Feb.

21,

loo4

Emma Li.

Dec. 22. 1886

Feb.

27,

1887

136

GENEALOGY OF

Geu. No.

Born

Died

Married to

582

o 107

Isaiah B. Clew

-ell

Oct.

18,

1855

G

Children

G 1175

Ernest M.

Nov.

11,

1875

1170

Lawrence I.

Apr.

9,

1878

Floyd E.

Mar.

10,

1882

Grace E.

Nov.

8,

1884

583

5 107 George Clewelj
G Child

0 1177 Yerdie

584

Oct. 12, 1S5G
Nov. 15, 1877

5

108

Dr. Engeue

G.

Regennas

May

14,

1853

G

Children

(first wife)

0

Gertrude C
(third wi

i'fe)

July

2

1878

Clara M.

Nov.

22,

1S91

Mary A.

June

3,

1893

John E.

Nov.

9,

1902

585

5

109

George I).

W

einland

July

18,

1854

G

Children

0

Francis E.

Sept..

21,

1876

1178

Minnie L.

June

28,

1878

John 0.

Dec.

1,

1880

Horace G.

May

2

1883

586

r>

170

Anna E. Ga

rdinev

Dec.

11,

1S50

G

Child

0

1179

Anna Eliza

587

Feb.

16,

1882

5

170

Gloraine Hasten

Aug.

3,

1857

G

Children

0

Walter S.

Nov.

22

1878

Charlotte

Feb.

12!

1880

IISO

Mary

Dec.

11,

1881

Susie

Oct.

29,

1885

Edward

June

12,

1887

Gloraine

Mar.

11,

1889

Olevia

Aug.

8,

1891

Laura

Nov.

21,

1892

588

5 170 Edwnril F. Osl)orue
G No children

Mar. 17, 1802

Lucinda E. Rhinord

Mabel Aul
Ella Currin

Eva Tubbs
Harry Kline

3. Mary Reed

1. Ella Sturgis

2. Ella Albright

Anna E. Heilman
J. W. Schaeflfer

Mar. 5, 1881 A. A. Gardiner
John J. Ray

Banner Hasten

Oct. 1881

John Firey

P>ortha E. Desh

THE OLEWELL FAMILY.

137

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

589

5

171

Adelaide L.

Opp

May 10,

1847

G

Children

U

llSl
1182

William H.
John S.

Feb. 9,
June 18,

1870
1871

Annie E.

May 22,

1873

Feb.

8,

1878

Louisa E.

Aug. 0,

1876

Feb.

10,

1878

Robert B.

May 27,

1879

Apr.

19,

1889

Emily B.

Dec. 22,

1883

590

5

171

Oliver A. CI

ewell

Oct. 19,

1850

G

Child

0

Charles H.

591

Apr. 27,

1875

Dec.

28,

1899

5

171

Benjamin F.

Clewell

Aug. 4,

1852

G

Children

(j

11S;;5
1184

William H.
Milton F.
Edgar B.
Emily J.
James C.
George W.
Benjamin H.
Asa T.
Maudy

592

Feb. 17,
July 3,
Jan. 27,
Aug. 17,
Sept. 17,
July 4,
Feb. 12,
Apr. 2,
Mar. 12,

1875
1877
1879
1880
1884
1880
1888
1891
1894

Aug.

1876

5

171

Edwin H. CI

ewell

Oct. 9,

1854

G

Child

(j

1185

Charles W.

593

Oct. 10,

1879

5

171

Samuel G. Clewell

Mar. 12,

1864

G

Children

G

Roy G.

Mar. 11,

1886

Arthur R.

Nov. 24,

1890

June

25,

1896

Irene M.

Apr. 6,

1893

June

2

1898

594

5

172

Owen Yohey

Mar. 17,

1854

G

Children

6

ii8r.

Lizzie C.
Artie L.

Feb. 21,
Aug. 19,

1873

1875

Feb.

28,

1895

Harrv P.

Mar. .5. 1879

June

28,

1880

Sadie I.

May 28,

1886

Dec.

10,

1891

Robert L.

June 30,

1888

Aug.

19,

1892

INIartie M.

Apr. 18.

1883

Aug.

18,

1895

595

5

172

Mary M. Crs

iwford

Sept.

1850

G

Children

(j

William

May 2G.

1806

Ida May

.Tan. 8,

1868

Dec.

18,

1880

Elizabeth

Apr. 30,

1870

Mertie

June 23,

1874

Annie E.

June 4,

1876

John J. Opp

Mame Leyrer
Cora Shover

Hattie Rhoads
Single

Lydia E. Troxell

Lydia Jones
Adam Field

Ellen Horn
Jennie Kemmerer

Georglanna M. Goth

Maggie M. Meyers
Mary Snyder

John L. Crawford

138

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

596

5 173

Susan Else

Oct.

1833

G. W. Else

G

Children

6

Horace F.
Mary C

597

J an.
Apr.

1854
1S5G

5 17;-5

Hiraui Mover

Feb.

15,

1839

G

Lhildreu

c. n.s7

Blanche

Sadie

598

Mar.
May

25,
15,

1881

1887

J. L. Richel

5 I7:t

Edward :Moyer

Nov.

15,

1847

Dec.

13,

1901

Elmiia \A'anicn

(J.

Ciiildren

(i IISS

F.race
Charles

599

Sept.
Mar.

29,
15,

1870

1887

Bessie Palmer

5 174

Christian Cleweil

Jnly

12,

1840

Amelia Martz

G

Children

U 1181)

Sarah C.

Apr.

27,

18(;4

P. S. Shook

IIUO

John M.

Jan.

27,

1800

Millie Eir-enhart

1191

Anna

July

8,

1809

Arlington Conner

1192

Mary E.
George E

600

May
Apr.

25,
25,

1875
1880

Charles E. Long

o 174

Carah Sitler

Jan.

3,

1843

Reuben H. Sitler

G

Children

c. 11!);?

Emma

Feb.

23,

18G5

David Witmire

Charles

Sept.

12,

18(37

Sept.

18,

1807

11<>4

Clara

Jan.

31,

1'8G9

Cler.i. I'\'iistermaker

1195

^Vhirl

Dec.

15,

1870

Carrie Mitchel

HOC.

Annie E.

Dec.

13,

1872

Henry Nelk

.Tames

Oct

18,

1873

Oct.

1,

1889

1197

Ella M.

Dec.

8,

1876

Charles Bower

119S

Bi'uce S.

Dec.

3.

1878

liuth Rittenbenar

I>avid A.

Oct.

24,

1881

Aug.

22

1894

1199

P.ertha F.

601

Sept.

30,

1885

Warren Bower

."> 174

Charles M. Cleweil

Jan.

10,

1845

Oct.

28,

1898

Lydia Walp

G

Children

Ci

r^lary

Mar.

12,

1875

Mar.

30,

1875

1200

William II.
Harry

May

Oct.

1,
11,

187(5
1880

Fay Merrill

i2(H

.Tcnnie M.
David K.

Jan.
Sept.

9,

c.

1883
1889

A. H. :\Iuts<d)lei-

Frank

Oct.

31,

1891

Nov.

10,

1893

liessie M.

Aug:.

11,

1890

Charles ISI.

Mar.

10,

1898

602

o 17 1

.Ici-einiah Cleweil

Sept.

25,

1847

Oct.

14,

1903

Alida Reniff

(}

Children

!i 1202

Eucv Tv.

Julv

24.

1870

It. E. Megiuness

1203

LiUie W.
Ruth S.

Sept.
Dec.

2(1.
3.

1870
1879

H. I. Orme

THE CLBWELL FAMILY.

139

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Married to

603

5 174 Clara Harpster
G Child

G 1204 Cora

Oct. 15, 1S52 Jan. 4, 1879
Nov. 7, 1878

William Harpster
Benj. Winegarden

604

Hannah Crites

Children
Jennie
Franli;
Amanda
Esther
Estella
Harry
Ralph
Robert
Chester

May 29, 1856

Feb. 3, 1881

Aug. 2, 1882

July 25, 1884

July 7, 1886

]\Iay 10, 1888

Mar. 23, 1890

Nov. 17, 1S92

Sept. 9, 1895

Dec. 31, 1897

David Crites

June 13, 1891

Apr. 20, 1896
May 28, 1899

605

175 Philip H. Miller
No children

Mav 15, 1846

Emma Shuman

606

5 175 Mary M. Shuman
(} No children

Apr. 29, 1848

Jerome Shuman

607

5 176 James S. Lewars
G No Children

Nov. 26, 1850

Maiy H. Bubb

608

5 176 Clara M. Griffith
G No children

Dec. 18, 1851

Rev. Joseph Griffith

609

176

Anna Caress
No report

610

177

William H. Roberts
Children

Apr.

28,

1846

1205

Charles Arthur

Muy

10.

1860

1206

Josiah Ellwood

Aug.

21,

1871

1207

Frank Harold

Sept.

12,

1873

1208

Andrew Roth

Nov.

28,

1875

1209

Anna INIay

May

7,

1878

Elizabeth Alice

June

5.

1880

Martha Matilda

A g.

17,

1882

Bertha Lutora

Oct.

9,

1883

Le Roy

Feb.

13,

1885

Wilbur Henry

:\rar.

9,

1887

Edna Irene

Nov.

9.

1889

Freddie

Mar.

15,

1891

Frank Ciai

Ella Barhd

Mary Waters
TJUiai'/ Getziuger
.Alaria Shales '
Ida Kieffer
John Fox. D. D. S.

140

GENEALOGY OF

Gei

1. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

611

5

177

Sarah Decker

Sept.

2,

1853

Charles Decker

G

Gliildreii

(;

IL'IO

Williaui K.

Dee.

23,

1875

Sadie Eyerly

1211

Frank

612

Sept.

2_

1879

INlary Fanner

5

177

Edwaril liol^erts

Sept.

21,

1854

Alvaretta Lewis

G

Cliiklreu

U

Clyde

May

1,

1880

William L.

.Tan.

22.

1883

Minnie

May

16,

1885-

.Mark T.

July

2,

1887

Charlotta

Nov.

30,

1889

Aug. 10, 1890

613

u

177

Clarence Rol)erts

Sept.

9,

181)0

Dora Rauch

G

Cliildren

«

Elbert A.

May

10,

18S()

Garlton A.

Mar.

11,

1S95

614

o

177

Joseph E. Roberts

Oct.

2

1802

Malinda May

G

Children

(J

Halsey T.

Jan.

13,

1890

Ellwood

Dec.

21,

1897

Emma

Oct.

8.

1899

Stanley M.

Jan.

29,

1901

Mildred

June

13,

1904

615

5 177 Arthur K
G Child

(')

1212

Lillian V.

616

Dec.

1,

1875

G

177

Harvey Roberts
No childi-en

617

Mar.

25,

1808

G
G

179

Jennif L. Newcomer

CJiildren
F. Clewell
J. William

618

Nov.

June
Dec.

3.
20.'

1870

1895
1904

0

179

William II. Clewell

Children
Harry E.
Paul W.

619

July

Sept.
Jan.

10.

To,'

1872

1898
1902

G

179

.\rtli'v I). CIcwel,
No 'chililrcn

Mar.

25.

1870

Mary Ranch
J. K. Ellis

Maria Fensterniaker

F. A. Newcomer

Malinda Stump

Malinda Fisher

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

141

Geu. No.

Born

Died

Married to

620

184 Rebecca Gittinger

She left one child but
vain. She died iu Lehi'.

621

Deceased Heiiiricli (iittiiiyer

all efforts to get a report were iu
h Couuty iu unfortuuate circuuiwtauces.

5 184

Esther Getter

G

Childreu

(3 1213

Ellie C.

Mary A.

1214

Harry F.

Charles A.

Auna L.

Feb.

10,

1S34

Levi H. Getter

Dec.

29,

1859

Thomas J. Steckel

July

3,

18G1

May

18(32

May

12,

1864

Barbara Paul

Feb.

0,

1869

Mar.

4, 1872

Apr.

13,

1871

622

184 Fiauua (Ueph) Fogel

Jau.

183(5

14, 1901

1. Jacol) Keph
hn Fogel

f 1. J a
1 2. Jo

G

Childreu

(3

1215

Oscar
Sabilla

Aug.

10,

1872

Single
Josiah Rice

1216

Auuie
Quiutus

Sept.

2,

1859

Richard Dilliard

Single

1576

Estella

George Lougenbach

1577

James

1217

Amanda

623

Sept.

24,

1862

Cyrus P. Leh

5

184

Susau Newhard

Deceased

Reuben Newhard

G

Children

'

0

1218

Sarah A.

Dec.

8,

1862

Benjamin W. Kline

1219

Anna Maria

Feb.

26,

1864

Phaon T. Strauss

1220

Minnie Alice
Reuben

Aug.

6,

1870

Lewis Hohl

1649

William
624

1

5

184

Daniel Clewell

Sept.

7^

1841

( 1. Caroline Fradeneck
t 2. Anna M. Bender

G

Children (first wife)

(5

:Mary A.

Nov.

25,

1866

Sept.

14,

1867

James

Infancy.

1221

Alice C.

Childi-en (second wife)

Nov.

25,

1867

Edward Setzer

1222

Ellen Elizabeth

:\Iav

19,

1873

Edward Polllett

William

Nov.

26,

1874

Dee.

2,

1874

1223

Amelia

May

16,

1876

Vincent R. Hulter

Auna Eliza

J uly

27,

1878

June

1879

Daniel H.

Nov.

25,

1879

June

9,

1892

1224

Robert W.
Emma Matilda
EdAA-ard
Ralph A.
Helen C.

625

Mar.

Sept.
Jan.
Oct.
Aug.

27,
10,
30,
26.
19.

1882
1884
1887
1890
1894

Nettie Weiner

o

185

Josiah Clewell

Sept.

6,

1841

Amanda KecMier

G

Child

ti

John F.

Aug.

11,

1872

Sept.

9,

1894

142

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

626

5 185 Mary Eclirote
G Children

G 1225 George Nicholas
1228 Alonzo Peter
Henry Malviu

Jan. 27, 1842

Oct. 14, 18C»3

Feb. 10, ISGG

Mar. 17, 1872

Dee.

1884

Jacob Eckrote

Catherine F. Curboy
Maria E. Gruver

627

5 185 Solinda Dreisbach
G Children

(i 1227 Harry

Addie
1228 Bessie

George

May IS, 1875

1879

Mar. 25, 18S1

1845 Jnly 14, 1880 Edward J. Dreisbach
Annie CampbeM
Jolm Kay

1880

Deceased

628

5 185 John F. Clewell
G Children

630

5 185 Caroline Wintersteen
G Children

0 1P)50 Mav
1C51 Hattie
Mattie

Dec.

18.53

6

1229

William

Dec.

15,

1879

1230

Minnie

Mar.

21,

1883

Edward

Sept.

0,

1885

1231

Cora

Oct.

12,

1887

Robert

Dec.

29.

1889

Rebecca

Oct.

12,

1890

Josiah

Apr.

20,

1894

Mabel

July

24,

189G

629

5

185

Jacob Clew

ell

ii

Children

6

George Lymun

July

10,

1889

I.eroy Dew

itt

May

4,

1893

Jesse Glenton

Jnne

23,

1896

Sept. 1, 1896

Dec.

1903

Margaret Morgan

Gertrude Archers
Samuel Cudlii)

William H. Riehl

Katie Root

Henry Wintersteen

Joseph Hetten
Mahion Shipe

631

5 185 Rebecca Trumbower
G Children

G Albert

Mary

Harriet

Heni-y Trumbore

632

5 185 Susan INIoyer
a Children

G Edward

34GG ]>aniel C.
Harrv

1G52 Laura

Feb. 6, 1874

Peter Moyer

Margaret Evans
James Smith

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

US

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

633

IIji.iTiot Freeman
No c-liiJ;lren

[liinm Ficvniiiin

634

5 18u .John Clewell

G Cliihlren (tirst wife)

(J 1232 Sarali C.:.
12;;!3 Catliarine
123-1 Samuel C.
123.3 Robert W.
1230 Morris Aslier
.1237 Ella

Beata

Beata

Children (second wife)

Clinton

1238 .Tobn

1239 Rev. Tlieorlore

Jan. 7, 18.j4

Mar. J 85-5

Feb. 3, 1858

.Jan. 2, 1860

Sept. IG, IStW

July 31, 1877

Oct.

Feb. 14, 1902

Infancy

Infancy

f 1. Mary Bclver
\ 2. Mary Rlioail

Charles Dieter
Reub^'n Oiilinger
Kate Bossard
Harriet Markle
Alice Brensinger
Robert Ecker

Single

Hattie Shively

Clara Deibert

635

5

187

Rebecca F. Faw

Sept.

22

1840

Amos Faw

Ct

Children

G

.John C.

Aug.

26,

1859

Dec.

19,

1876

1G53

Ida E.

Mar.

17,

1861

July

16,

1878

Jonas A. Weisner

1654

Charles Rufus

Feb.

4,

1863

Rosa M. Spaugh

16.55

Alpha Sarena

Sept.

19,

1864

Enoch Faw

1G5G

Sarah Emma

Feb.

4,

1866

Sept.

n

1904

John Weisner

16.57

Jacob William

Sept.

20,

'867

Effie Walker

1240

Rhoda Catharine

Sept.

4,

1869

John W. Daniel

1241

Susan Aug-usta

Jan.

27,

1871

William Teayne

Christian Isaac

July

10,

1872

Sept.

21,

1873

1242

Martha Eliza
Noah Henry

Aug.
Sept.

23,

20,

1874
1876

James A. Sink

1243

Minnie Ellen

June

3,

1S78

Mankin A. Flora

Esther May

Oct.

20,

1879

Infancy

1G.5S

Harvey Amos

Apr.

15,

1881

Rosa Thompson

636

5 187

Rev. Levi H. Sides

Oct.

23,

1850

(i^

Children

G 1GC9

Addie J.

Oct.

5.

1872

Willie J.

Mav

7,

1874

IGGO

Sallie M.

Julv

8,

1875

1(?61

Cora R.

Dec.

6.

1877

1662

Henrv H.

^lay

8,

1880

Rosa M.

Apr.

10.

1883

Bertha E.

Mar.

22,

1886

Owen J.

Dec.

6.

1888

Davie E.

Aug.

22,

1892

Elma O.

May

14,

1896

May 8, 1874

Nancy Faw

Elias B. Huffman

William A. Beekner
Benjamin K. Beekner
Lucv E. Huffman

1-14

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

637

5 192 Sarah Ami Johnson

G Children

G 1244 Dora Viryinia

1245 Sidney L.
Leannv

1240 Cliarlie C.

1247 James W.
Willie W.
Thomas T.

1248 Clara M. A.

638

5 192 William T. Rominger
G Children

l> 1531 ]\I aggie Belinda
Bertie Leutena

1249 Minnie Belle
Mary Maud

639

5 IOC. Sarah C. Cooper
G Children

6^ 1250 Sarah E.

1251 Adelia

1252 Charles W.

1253 Thomas R.

1254 William A.

1255 Fannie E.
James
George W.
Lena

640

5 192 James C. Womack
G Children

6 John W.

1256 Roswell L.
Lucy C.
Georgiana

1603 Sarah Rebecca
i257 INIary T.

James C.

John H.

Sidney L.

Fleda Eliza

641

5 198 Catharine Snyder
ii Children

C William H.

l(;c.4 S. 'Slixvia
Ella :M.

Oct. 16, 1838

May 6, 1866

Noy. 20, 1867

Feb. 12, 1870

June 19, 1871

Feb. 22, 1873

Aug. 20, 1876

Mar. 1, 1879

June 11, 1882

Nov. 25, 1845

June 2, 1871

Dec. 1, 1872

Feb. 6, 1874

May 15, 1879

Nov. 16, 1838

Aug. 26, 1857

Sept. 13, 1859

Feb. 13, 1862

May 15, 1866

May 28, 1868

Oct. 29, 1870

Nov. 10, 1872

Nov. 13, 1874

Apr. 29, 1877

Aug. 26, 1842

Jan. 21, 1866

Sept 22, 1867

Oct. 11, 1869

July 4. 1871

Mar. 4, 1873

Jan. 13. 1876

June 22, 1878

Sept. 29, 1881

Feb. 25. 1883

Oct 11. 1885

Aug. 8, 1838

Deceased.
Mar. 31, 1859
May 12, 1862

May 3, 1870

July 31, 1874

Dec.

Jan. 14, 1882

William A. Johnson

Thomas H. Money
Ida J. Money

Nancie C. Money
Lniie Salmons

William P. Dobbins

642

5 198 Siirah Kied
G Child

G Martha

Mar. 14, 1840 Feb. 24. 1865
May 17, 1862 Oct. 13, 1863

Martha Elrod

Alonzo B. Clapp
Prof. A. M. Mahaffey

Thomas D. Cooper

Edward Strupe

Frank Cook

Beulah Wright

Ellie Strape

Lula Joyce

Rev. John T. Jenkins

Eliza J. Mikel
Anna Spaugh

Lonnie B. Lamb
Walter F. Brown

Philip Snyder
Charles Ellenwood

Charles Ried

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

145

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married, to

643

5

198

Mary Kent

^lar.

21,

1845

June 1,

1884

John B. Kent.

G

Oliildren

(i

Cornelius
.Tustina

May

Oct.

22

17,'

1877
1879

1877

Mamie

Mar.

2,

1881

Mar. 12.

1881

John

Sept.

13,

1882

Edwin

May

1884

Sept. 8,

1884

644

5

198

Margaret Clark

Jan.

10,

1851

July 27.

1880

George Clark

G

Children

6

P^lizabeth

Emma

Charles

Clara

Ethel

645

Mar.

Sept.
Feb.
Aug.
Feb.

25,

25,
25.

1872
1873
1875
1876
1879

Mar.

1873

5

198

.Joseph Clouse

Feb.

5, 1856

Annie Willis

G

Children

6

Everet

Elda

Ima

646

Feb.
Apr.
Mar.

2
18,

1887
1890
1892

5

198

Philip Clouse

Feb.

5,

1856

June 20,

1890 f

1. Lucy Thomas

2. Ella Aspy

G

Children (tirst wife^

6

1G65

Bessie
Nellie

647

July
Feb.

6,

28,

1879
1881

Walter Place

5

198

Elizabeth Kent

Aug.

13,

1856

John B. Kent

G

Children

6

E. Grace
Roy

648

Aug.
Apr.

2

28,'

1886
1888

5

199

Catherine C. Davis

Dec.

9,

1835

May 7,

1883

G

Child

6

1258

Sarah

649

Sept.

26,

1859

Thomas Jones

5

199

Nancy E. L. Treadway

Feb.

25.

1845

Milton Treadway

G

No children

650

5

199

Lewis S. Davis

Nov.

23.

1847

Caroline Ried

G

Chudren

G

Edward

Feb.

14.

1874

:\Iar. 26.

187(i

Alta P.

Nov.

8,

1875

Mar. 1.

1876

Clara

Dec.

12.

1876

Daus'hter

Dec.

12.

1876

Dec. 26.

1878

Maude C.

Dec.

15.

1879

Infancy

Catharine E.

July

6.

1882

Thomas

Apr.

21.

1885

John

July

30,

1888

146

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Borr

1

Died

Married to

651

r. 199

Mahala L. Gruell

Nov.

9,

1850

Herman Gruell

G

Children

«

Minnie M.
Edward F.

Nov.
Ans-.

6,

1881
1883

July

25,

1888

Lydia E.

Sep.

IS,

1889

Oct.

15,

1893

Flora M.

Sep.

18,

1889

Homer

:\Iay

31,

1893

652

5 199

Charlotte Owens

Jan.

23.

1853

Feb.

14,

1888

I'ercy Owens

G

Children

(i

Harley C.

Sept.

30,

1885

Oct.

13.

1885

Ralph

Apr.

2,

1887

July

25,

1895

653

5 199

Susanna L. Aspy

June

26,

1855

John A spy

G

No children

654

5 199

Jane Smith

Nov.

12,

1858

William Smith

G

Children

6

Fannie E.
Blanche E.

Jan.
Sept.

17,
21,

1882
1884

Franklin J.

Jnly

3,

1890

July

17,

1891

Flossie S.

July

3,

1890

Ralph H.

Mar.

19,

1892

John Roy

Mar.

19,

1892

655

5 200

John Hitchcock

Dec.

15,

1848

Annie Seward

G

Children

() 1259

Phehe

Apr.

2,

1874

Alexander Holder

1G66

Sarah J.
Monta

656

Sept.
Aug.

15,
21,

1875

1878

Marion Snyder

5 200

Joseph Hitchcock

Feb.

25,

1S45

Elmira Reed

G

Children

6 1260

Dora May

Aug.

23,

1867

Marion Click

1261

Letha M.

July

18,

1871

Albert L. Essev

1262

Emma I.

Dec.

5,

1872

Joseph A. Carter

1263

Carrie Alice

Jan.

27,

1874

John W. Miller

Ollie Affnes

July

13.

1875

Apr.

24,

1877

1264

Edward M.

Sept.

13.

1877

Abbie A. Lathrop

I26r)

Arthur T.

Mar.

27.

1879

Martha Herron

1260

Alvin

July

26.

ISSO

El'a Wasson

1267

Bertha A.

Aug.

3,

1883

Joseph W. Robertson

1268

Lena Pearl

657

Nov.

29,

1884

.John W. Barnes

."> 200

SaniiK'l Hitchcock

Apr.

29,

1847

Maria Holder

G

Cliildrcn

6 1269

Sherman M.
Albert J.
Stella J.
Franklin T.
Ralph AV.

May

July
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.

13,
14.
10.
10,
21,

1S73

1875
1877
1879
1881

Anna Scott

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

147

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

658

5 200

Sanford L. Hitchcock

June

12,

1849

Emma Smith

(x

Chiklivii

(; 1270

Geoi-ge P.

Nov.

19,

1873

Eliza Shepherd

1GG7

William I.

Dec.

18,

1875

Lilian West

IGGS

Charles S.

Feb.

•',

1878

Amelia Fisher

James K.

May

6,'

1880

Sept.

29,

1883

1271

Elmer E.

Aug.

18,

1882

1272

Nellie M.

Nov.

9,

1884

I^awrence ilulry

Adelaide S.

May

5,

1887

Dec.

24,

1901

659

5 200

William Hitchcock

Oct.

19,

1885

Alice Crisler

G

G

Children
Catharine
Margaret
Samuel

660

5 201

Andrew Hitchcock

June

1,

1854

Miran<la Marshall

G

Children
Joseph C.

Dec.

15,

1882

Beatiis

Infancy

661

5 202

James 0. Cloiise

July

1,

18G0

Nancy L. Cline

G

Children

G

Beata

Aug.

12,

1888

Infancy

Cline E.

Mar.

18,

1891

Veble J.

May

3,

1898

John Inman

Oct.

19,

1895

Miller ISIartin

Oct.

19,

1895

662

5 202

Arne W. Clouse

Jan.

18,

1872

Pink Prather Carr

G

Children

6

May Musetta
Jeuet Elvise

663

Sept.
Sept.

28,
21,

1898
1902

5 203

Clara Thomas

Jan.

12,

1844

Samuel A. Thomas

G

Child

6 1273

Rosa Estella

664

Oct.

17,

1881

B. B. Byerly

5 203

Addie Smith

July

23.

1847

Winslow A. Smith

(;

Children

G 1274

Engenia

Dec.

4,

1875

F,nclid Ballard

1275

Carrie

Jan.

G,

1877

George Nowles

127G

James
Birdie
Clyde
Pearl

Dee.
Mar.

Jan.

1,
10,
1,

14,

1879
■]881

1884
1887

ITla Keever

Winslow

Oct.

9,

1890

July

2^

1891

148

GENEALOGY OP

Geu. No.

Names

665

204

Alvis M. Koiiiinyer
G c'liihlreii

G KJtJ'J Nellie
1G70 Frank
Forrest

July 1, 1850

Mar. 10, 1878

Nov. 29, 1880

Mar. 9, 1886

Died

Married to

Sarah Ellif

M. W. Horseman
Gertrude Chandler

205

666

Lucy Miller
Children

.July 1, 1850

0

1277

.Tohn W.

Mar.

25,

1873

1278

Maud R.

Mar.

11,

1874

KmI

Emma M.

Jan.

3,

1876

1270

Ora E.

Dec.

16,

1878

12S0

Arthur G.

P.

Apr.

3,

1880

1281

Anna E.

June

20,

1883

Roy P.

Apr.

16,

1885

Pollev D.

Jan.

22

1888

Mary A.

Dec.

16,

1892

667

5

207

.Tosephine

A.

(Temples')
Tolle

Dec.

5,

1848

G

Children

(Isf

: husband)

r>

1282

Cora I).

Feb.

29,

1808

G

Children

(2nd

husband)

1283

Nellie G.

Sept.

16,

1875

Mahle C.

July

28.

1878

128-4

Philip S.

Sept.

2,

1880

.Tohn B.

Dec.

17,'

1884

Mary A.

Oct.

13,

1890

Feb.

AVilliam S. Miller

Carrie A. Hitchcock
Roy Norris
Ihilbert Trotter
Joseph Bowman
Flavy Murphy
David Stepp

f 1 W. R. Temples
\ 2 John J. Tolle

John T. Ewers

A. G. Slawson

i, 1906 Nettie Riffsby

668

5

207

Irvin C. Gambold

June

26,

1851

G

Child

6

Irvin Edward

669

Sept.

3,

1902

5

207

M. Isabel Storm

July

28,

1853

Children
Harley R.

Mar.

13,

1889

Mary E.

Apr.

21,

1890

Apr.

28,

1890

Rosff)e Gambold

May

7,

1891

670

G

2(i7

Delilah C. Zuck
Children

May

22,

1861

i;

Charles Simru'eon

Mar.

29,

1883

.Alay

19,

1901

Nellie Mildred

Aut;.

15,

1884

(Jeorire (JordoTi

Feb.

8,

1886

Elizabeth Louise

June

21,

1891

John Monroe

Jan.

17,

1897

Lenora Redwine

Thomas Storm

Rev. R. M. Zuck

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

149

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

671

5

209

Edward H.

Gambold

Jan.

12,

1862

Celia F. GJriessman

G

Children

(>

1072

Grace P.

Oct.

14,

1884

(reorye 1). Kagen

Harry E.

Mar.

30,

1888

Apr.

s.

1802

Erin a M.

Nov.

24,

1893

Nov.

5,

1902

Helen A.

Aug.

'^'

1896

672

5

210

John Burcham

Sept.

22

1856

Susan Sowers

G

Children

('.

1285

Mellie
Harry
Forrest
Edward

673

July
July
July
Dec.

21,
9,

1878
1880
1883
1889

Harry Ilosenbush

5

210

Emma A.

Rominger

Jan.

9,

1858

May

20,

1881

Charleston Rominger

G

Child

G

1286

Franklin

Dec.

22,

1876

Lucy Winterbury

674

5 210 Henry E. Bruner
G Children

Feb. 6, 1870

6

Beulah

Sept.

1896

Helen

June

1900

675

5

212

David O. Luckenbach

Aug.

7,

1833

G

Children

6

1287

Horace Andrew

Oct.

1.

1864

Joseph David

Mar.

18.

1866

1288

Kathaline Augusta

June

12.

1872

Robert Meyers

Sept.

20.

1875

Paul Jacob

July

7,

1882

Pauline Morgan

Dec. 28, 1906 Ellen Meyers

Libbie O. Slough
Herbert Stratford

Mar. 31, 1884

676

5 212 Emma L. Doster
G Ch,ildren

6 1289 Edgar L.

Herbert F.

1290 Robert O.

1291 Marv P.
Ella A.

Lewis Doster, Jr.

1292 A. Estella

Apr. 2, 1835

Jan. 18, 1858

Feb. 1. 1860

Feb. 23, 1862

Apr. 23. 1864

July 15, 1866

Feb. 5, 1869

May 3, 1877

Jan.

Mar. 13, 1868

Lewis Doster, Jr.

Anna Bodine
Benjamin P. AVest

Single

Dr. :Morris P. Boyle

677

5 212 Angelica H. Rihe Oct. 31. 1837
G Children

6 1293 Harry L. Luckenbach

1294 Albert M. Jr. June 14, 1871

Dec. 12, 1892 Albert :m. Rihe

Thelka Gottesleben
Emma Sniffin

150

GENEA1.0GY OF

Gen

I. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

678

5

212

Matilda A. Knauss

Dec. 23,

1843

William V. Knauss

G

.No children

679

5

212

Jacob W. Luckenbach

July 20,

1850

Nov.

.21,

1897 f

1. Emma L. Sellers

\

2. Ida E. Stubblebein

G

Child (second wife)

U

Leonard Jacob
680

Nov. 28,

1894

_

2i:i

Edwin K. Lnckenbach

Apr. 18,

1836

Aug.

21,

1894

Anna Louisa White

0

Children
William Henry

Jan. 20,

1863

Jan.

20,

1868

I2l>r)

Franklin Leonard

Sept. 18,

1864

Mar.

29,

1895

Amanda Stern'

129(5

Charles Edwin

May 28,

1866

Mary E. Renner

1297

Caroline Mary

Sept. 18,

1868

Osi-ar Ranch

1298

Ida Virginia

Oct. 28,

1870

Walter Smith

1299

George Allen

May 20,

1878

Elizabeth Warn

David

Mar. 1,

1885

Infancy

681

5

213

Jnlius Luckenbach

Jan. 1,

1838

Sarah Kingkinger

G

Children

0

1300

Leon G.
Ella R.

Jan. 30,
June 10,

1871
1872

Frances Stubbins

1301

Harry W.

682

Sept. 12,

1874

Elizabeth Reeder

5

213

George H. Luckenbach

Nov. 24,

1844

Feb.

28,

1872

Mamie Veuai)Ie

G

1073

Child
Georgiana

683

Baker

5

213

Maria A. Bender

Aug. 15,

1846

Wilson Bender

G

Child

c

Clara Lovina

684

May 30,

1880

214

Owen A. Luckenbach
Children

Jan. 16,

1834

Oct.

14,

1891

Jane Croker

(i

Joseph R.

Oct. 28.

1865

Apr

. 1,

1884

1302

Gertrude

.Tan. 0.

1868

Dr. H. C. Masland

Carrie E.

Oct. 3,

1869

Jan.

14,

1871

1303

Owen F.
Jennie H

685

Oct. 8,
May 23,

1871
1873

Helen Lines

r

214

Cnroline Ivchmnn

:sray 20.

1S38

.Tan.

17.

1862

Bernerd Lehman

G

No further information

686

received.

_r,

214

Ellen Nagel

Sept. 28,

1842

Rev. Charles Nagel

<;

Children

c,

Anna L.

Sept. 19.

1872

Nov.

4.

1902

Marie C.

June 16,

1875

THE CLE WELL FAMILT.

151

Geu. No

Names

Born

Died

Married to

687

5

-14

.Sophia Maxwell

Apr.

1,

1844

Hugh Maxwell

G

No further iuformatiou

688

receiv

ed.

5

214

Amelia Rouclthaler

Aug.

10,

1S46

Dec.

22,

1894

liev. J. A. Ruudthaler

U

Children

U

13U4

Ethel

July

25,

1871

Anhur A. McCain

18U5

Marion

Feb.

1,

1874

Rev. .V. c. i^'ulton

Robert

Aug.

31,

1875

Nov.

26,

1903

lyor.

William David

r>ec.

7,

1877

Anna Salome

May

9,

1882

Adele aicCulough

Alice Jane

»ept.

13,

1S83

Norman

Mar.

12,

1887

Harold

Apr.

18,

1891

689

5

214

Frances C. Kraase

Feb.

22

1851

J. Samuel Krause

G

Children

<l

1307

Adeline E.

Dec.

20,

1871

Francis E. Hamman

i;jus

Margaret K.

May

24,

1873

Henry T. Morris

Mathew

Oct.

21,

187S

Dec,'.

28,

1878

1300

Helen L.

690

Jan.

13,

1880

Fred T. McClain

r,

215

Bernhard A. Weber

Apr.

9,

1834

Harriett E. Shurtleff

(1

Children

C)

1553

Marion Alice

Aug.

IG,

1861

Joseph W. Bacherach

1554

Charlotte Elizabeth

Sept.

15,

1803

Edwin Isensee

John C.

June

8,

18G5

Oct.

8,

ISttO

Kittle H.

Nov.

10,

1867

Dee.

14,

1SS9

1555

(]lyde B.

Aug.

13,

1870

Aruie Knapp

Carrie B.

Mar.

19,

1874

Dec.

13,

1890

691

0

215

Hortensia ^^ Kranse

Oct.

G,

1833

Aug.

4,

1902

Robert P. Krause

G

Children

C.

1312

Edward J.

Nov.

27,

185G

Sarah G. I>ee

1310

Henry A.

Mav

30,

18G0

May Etta C. Roberts

1313

Elizabeth A.

Nov.

27,

1864

Mar.

10,

1901

Rev. W. N. Schv\^arze

1311

Eugene F.

692

Nov.

18,

1865

Cora Hackman

5

215

Henry T. Weber

Apr

. 1,

1838

Jan.

2.

1899

Hannih P. Price

(;

Children

G

15-19

Harry P.

Oct.

1,

1861

Emma R. Toms

Annie Hartensia

Aug.

17.

1864

Feb.

13.

1867

1550

John Robert

Dec.

3,

1S6G

Mai'garet L. Brov^-n

1551

Eleanor Clementine
Ross Wilkinson

Jan.
Aug.

15.
19.

1869
1872

Charles G. Lang

1552

Bernhard Waldburg

693

^lay

12,

1878

E. Nora Swartz

5

217

Eugene Schafer

June

10,

1846

May

19,

1902

Jennie Sensaman

G

No children

152

GENEALOGY Ul^•

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

694

5 218 I':uima C". F

radeueck

Jan. 4. 1838

Tlieodoi^e Fradeneck

U Children

(; Clara E.

June 9, 1859

Aug.

9,

1859

1314 Ellen M.

Oct. 5, 18(10

Dr. George Becker

Marcus M.

Jan. 30, 18(33

Sept.

4,

18G3

Gilbert T.

Dec. 4, 1870

May

23,

1871

695

218 Ellen E. Lewis

G

Cliildren

G

Cliarles

1315

Allen

131(>

Matilda

Harry

1317

Mary

1318

Fannie Olevia

1319

Clara

Lizzie

June 29, 1831

1320 Annie T.

Dec.

20.

1858

Feb.

10.

18(J0

Mar.

12.

1802

Jan.

19.

18G7

Apr.

8,

1809

Nov.

23,

1871

Jan.

5,

1874

Dee.

3.

1875

July

12.

1879

Jeremiah Lewis

Vesta Klotz
Frank ^Mental

Charles Straubel
Charles J. Smith
Tliomas Smith

Tilgliman Halteman

696

5 218 Anna M. Benner
G Children

0 1321 Edwin Augustus
Harford Samuel
Olevia Maria
Geneviere Martlia
Cora Matilda
1322 Thomas William
Robert Austin
Louise Virginia
Forest Luther

Dec. 24, 1841

Nov. 22, 1803

Feb. 15, 1809

Sept. 10,

1809

June 7, 1870

July 23,

1870

Dec. 1, 1873

Apr. 10. 1875

Aug. 12. 1870

Sept. 12. 1877

Apr. 25, 1881

July 10, 1882

Oct. 20,

1882

Edwin T. Benner
Mary Vogel

Mary R. McMullein

697

5 218 Cliarles Augustus JacoI).v Nov. 11, 1M3

G Cliildren

0 1323 Addie Eliza
Irene Louisa
1.324 Lizzie Rebecca
1325 Emma Matilda
fallen Maria
Harold Wesley
Thomas Hartley
Robert Roy
Howard Henry
Warren Wilson
Harry Alton
Maliel Mary
Aline Charlotte

Oct.

29.

1808

Sept.

25.

1870

Oct.

10.

1881

Nov.

22,

1872

Dec.

12,

1874

Oct.

11,

1870

Apr.

1,

1878

Oct.

10.

1884

Feb.

17,

1880

Jan.

24,

1889

Aug.

18,

1881

Jan.

14,

1882

Jan.

30.

1883

July

0.

1884

Aug.

12,

1,884

Apr.

30,

1880

Dec.

12,

1887

Apr.

17,

1S91

Sept.

12,

1891

Sarah Schweykafer
George Wohlbach

Edwin Eastman
Edmond Oerter

THE CLEWEiLL FAMILY.

153

Gen. No,

Names

Born

Died

Married to

698

5

218

Olevia S. Smith

Aug. 20, 1845

Adam Smith

G

Cliildreu

G

132G

Charles J.

Sept. 4, 1866

Emma Knadler

Mary I.

Feb. 16, 1868

Oct.

5,

1868

William H.

July 24, 1870

Aug.

15

, 1895

Eugene A.

June 8, 1873

Flora 0.

July 21, 1875

July

4,

187T

Anmi E.

Sept. 17, 1877

Bayard M. G.

Oct. 31, 1880

Albert T.

July 9, 1883

Emily M.

July 26, 1885

699

5

218

Eugene F. Jacoby

Sept. 26, 1850

Marion jNIedernach

G

Children

G

1327

Minerva Virginia

Oct. 1, 1872

Amos Kichline

1328

Stella Matilda

Dec. 15, 1873

Rev. Wm. H. Boyer

John Clarence

July 12, 1876

Jnly

IS,

1876

1074

Charles Francis

Apr. 26, 1878

Laura Bickert

Eugene Henry

Sept. 16, 1881

Oct.

18,

1881

1329

Anna Arline
Warren Howard

Mar. 13, 1880
Oct. 26, 1883

Elmer Egbert

Walter Augustus

May 14, 1886

Sept.

3.

188G

Emily Elizabeth

Feb. 9, 1896

Aug.

9,

1896

700

-

218

Virginia M. Ruede

Jan. 25, 1856

Edward H. Ruede

G

Children

G

Albert Charles

May 14, 1874

Sept.

G,

1893

133U

Caroline Alice

Nov. 9. 1877

Charles Henry

1331

Ella Louise
Francis Henry

Nov. 17, 1878
Mar. 2, 1880

George Seip

Willie Edward

Mar. 14 1881

July

20,

1881

Lillie Edna

Mar. 14, 1881

July

20,

1881

1675

Mary INIatilda

May 6, 1882

Charles P. Stewiard

1332

Virginia Olevia
Rolrert Herman

Apr. 27, 1883
Aug. 3, 1884

William T. Jones

1G7G

Eva Elizabeth

Feb. 10, 1887

James Raub

1G77

Olga Irene

701

Feb. 28, 1888

Lewis Heffelfinger

5

219

Maria E. Cronthamel

Jan. 14, 1848

Jacob H. Cronthamel

G

Children

6

1502

Joseph K.

Aug. 1. 1861

Alice Fetterolf

1503

Alice K.

Dec. 10, 1862

Henry K'. Berger

1504

Ephraim K.

Aug. 23, 1864

Emma Cassell

1505

Erwin K.
Hillary K.

Aug. 5, 186T
Jan. 1, 1869

Lizzie Schmidt

1506

Charles K.

i\ov. 12, 1870

Ada Palmer

1507

Irene K.

Nov. 4. 1872

John Munzinger

Rebecca K.

Sept. 4, 1874

May

7,

1882

Emma K.

Aug. 27, 1876

Sept.

9,

1885

1508

Wallace K.

Sept. 30. 1877

Mabel Slaughter

1509

Willard K.

Sept. 16. 1881

Elsie Cadwallader

1510

Jacob K.

Sept. 6. 1884

^

Florence Summ

154

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

702

5

219

Sarah A. (Laudenberger)
Swartley

Aug. 3,

1844

G

Children (1st husband)

6

1678

Emma

June 2,

1867

1679

Laura

Aug. 4,

1S69

16S0

Charles

Children (2d husband)

Sept. 2,

1870

Susana

May 16

1876

1681

Lizzie

Jan. 23,

1878

16S2

Katie

703

May 5,

1881

5

219

Rebecca Frankenfield

Oct. 26,

1849

G

She had two children but

1,0th die

d in i

Died

Married to

Mar.

1898

Apr. 80, 1878

1. M. Laudenberger

2. Ab. D. S^Yartley

Asher Miller
Jonas Clemme
Maggie Crowell

Irwin Eruey
Tliomas Comstancer

Dec. 22, 1876 Edw. T. Frankenfield

704

5 219 Charles William Keck
G Children

6 1333 Wilson David

Maggie Idella

1334 Edwin Frankenfield

1335 Lillian May
Charles Raymond
Rertha Serena
Floranus Reno
Elsie Corinne
Abner Watson

705

5 220 Emma J. Ward
Gr Children

6 James Samuel
Esther Josephine
William Henry
Ethel Marion'
Martha Adeline
Albert Luckenbach
Mary Alice

706

5 220 Samuel D. Luckenbach
<T Child

6 ^Martha Olga

707

222

John Davis
Children
ir)3S Edna Elizabeth
Allen Jay
May E.
Earl Clinton
rharloc! Schuylar
Florence Gladvs

Jan. 13. 1851

Kate C. Rosenberger

^lar. 1. 1873

Lillie Irene Zeari

Jan. 7. 1875

Mar.

22,

1876

Apr. 2. 1877

Clara M. Lukens

Jan. 26. 1879

Frank B. Lewis

Aug. 9. 1881

Nov.

20.

1891

Jul V 29. 1,883

Oct.

1,

1896

May 4, 1885

Dec. 14, 1888

Dec.

10.

1891

May 30. 1893

*

Sept. 14, 1858

Ilenry James Wa

Mav 6. 1886

Apr. 26. 1887

Sept.

14,

1889

Nov. 29. 1890

Nov.

25,

1893

Alar. 19, 1892

Apr.. 16. 1894

June

25,

1894

Apr. 20. 1895

Julv

15,

1895

June 5. 1898

Sept.

1,

1898

>rar. 18. 1867

Olga C. Hesse

Oct. 13, 1900

Apr. 13, 1852

Ida McMasters

Dec. 11, 1879

Nelson H. True

July 9, 1882

May 17. 1885

Sept. 17, 1888

Aug. 9. 1891

Apr. 3, 1899

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

155

Born

Died

Born

Died

Married to

708

222 Sanuiel D. Davis

Mm\

18,

1853

No children

709

223 Owen B. Clewell

:May

26,

18-14

Children

En gene A.

May

10,

1869

Harvey M.

Feb.

15,

1871

Minerva

Jan.

29,

1877

Lizzie R.

Mar.

19,

1878

Edv\-ard S.

Feb.

27,

1881

Frederick D.

Feb.

27,

1881

Charles W.

Nov.

17,

1882

Alfred A.

Apr.

8,

18S5

Amanda E.

Jnne

18,

1886

Mary E.

Mar.

16.

1888

Lillie J.

Mar.

16.

1888

1. Hannah INIarmen
2. Sarah Denner

Caroline Zellner

710

5 223 Alice E. Weidner
G Children

Dec. 17, 1854

()

1336

H. Clande

Feb. 12,

1877

1468

Estella y.

Mar. 21,

1878

Howard W.

May 30,

1881

Willis H.

Jnne 17,

1883

Thomas S.

Apr. 21,

1889

711

5

223

Theodore W. Clewell Feb. 19,

1857

G

Children

6

Herbert I.

Jnly 28.

1883

Goldie W.

Dec. 5.

1884

Williard S.

Apr. 19,

18S9

Helen M.

Mar. 23,

1893

R. R. Weidner

Sadie Bnchecker
Constantine Collins

Fidena Butz

712

5 223 Andrew Clewell
G No children

1859

Alice Frederick

713

5
G
6

223

Ida R. Smith

Children
Grace S. R.
Arthur R.
Irene E.
Harry R.

714

Apr. 3, 1864

Jnne 5, 1892
Apr. 27, 1894

Sept. 11, isa-

Nov. 30, 1901

June 10,

isrt:

6

223

Ellen S. Hansm^an

Children
Anstin F.
May E.

Ang. 19, 1867

June il 1890
Apr. 9, 1898

Richard Smith

Percival Hausman

156

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

715

5 224 Maria Fogel
G Cbildren

G 1337 Franlc G.

Howard H.

716

5 225 Milton H. Sterner
G Cliiltlreu

G 1338 William Allen
1339 Stella Louisa

Edward Lafayette
Oliarles Raymond

717

.1 225 Ellen A. Earick
G Children

G 1340 Harry A.

Arthur D.
ir>88 :Minnie B.
1341 Alvin R.

Ko1)ert L.

Earl J.

Etta M.

Cashus C.

Nettie N.

Eva M.

Apr. 2, 1854

July 5. 1877
Mar. IG, 1883

May 14, 1850

.Jan. G. 1872
Sept. 19, 1874
Oct. 26, 1877
Dec. 19, 1887

Dec.
May
June
Sept.
July
Feb.
Apr.
JulA-
July
Not.

1851

27, 1870

13, 1872
2G, 1873

5, 1874
5, 1878

14. 1882
13, 1884

13, 1886

14, 1889
27. 1892

Feb. 6, 1898

Jan. 8, 1887

Feb. 34, 1891
Feb. 21, 1891

Tilghman Fogel
Jennie R. Beers

Sarah Amanda Yob

Molet Mary Pierce
Freeman Eigelberger

Robert W. Earicl

Millie George

J. E. WeidaAV
Estella Myers

718

Allen J. Sterner

Child
Louise Evelyn

719

Annie A. Smith

Child
Mabel

720

Charles ^Y. Clewell

Children
John Walter
Clarion Amanda

721

Morris G. Clewell

Children
Helen ^Mnrin
Esther Pauline

722

Coi'is Frank Clewell

Child
Warren Charles

Mar. 4. 1856
Nov. 26, 1881

Mar. 3, 1863
Oct. 2. 1891

Nov. 14, 1864

Apr. 9, 1893 Julv 17. 1901

Sept. 22, 1900

Aug. 30. 1860

:\rav 21. 1891
Mar. 22, 1905

Aug. 14, 1869
Sept. 8, 4903

Clara M. Yost

Charles K. Smith

Emma I\I. Seipel

Ida Fatzinger

]\iainie Bender

THE CLBWELL FAMILY.

157

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

723

5 228 .Tohii Frankliu Reed
G No childi-eu

724

5 228 Marcus J. Reed
G Children

Oct. 23, 180L

Oct. 8', 1866

6

Josiah Fredericli
Mary Pauline
John Williams

725

Mar.
Apr.
Sept.

9, 1891
21, 1893
25, 1897

5

228 Emma Keim

Sept.

16, 1868

a

Children

6

Robert Reed
Esther S.

May
July

27, 1890
20, 1891

July

li,

1890

Joseph Clewell

Sept.

3, 1892

Oct.

16,

1892

Franklin J.

Nov.

26, 1893

July

2<,

1894

Anna Isabella

Jan.

31, 1895

John Benjamin

July

9, 1896

Apr.

9,

1897

Isabel Henderson

Esther A. Williams

Franklin J. Keim

726

5

229

Hannah L. Bordner

G

Children

6

1342

Carrie U.
Ida May

1343

Sanford D.

727

5

229

Georire B. Fell

G

Children

6

Georg-e Henry
Charles Martin
Francis Leo
Emmitt Ryan

728

5

230

Jacob L. Clewell

(t

Child

0

1405

Nett'e R.

1845

Oct. 31, 1866
Aug. 24, 18bo
July 12, 1875

Sept. 4, 1851

Apr. 4, 1884
Aug. 29, 1887
Dec. 26, 1894
Aug. 17, 1897

June 29, 1856
Apr. 14, 1886

William M. Bordner

J. S. Cory
1892 Single

Anna Peck

Mary Rhyan

Laura Shaver
Jesse Keeney

729

5 230 Hannah E. Sheldon
G No children

730

5 230 Hattie C. Raskins
G Children

6 Earl Frederick
Harold Clewell
Edith Jrxattie

Aug. 31, 1858

Dec. 29, 1863

June 21, 1890
Nov. 16, 1891
Sept. 29, 1892

Frank Sheldon

Fred H. Easkins

158

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No. Names

Born

731

5 230 Charles H.
G Children
G Howard M.
AVilbert N.
Hazel Kay
Kuth Irene
Frank E.

Clewell

Feb. 11. lS(Ui

Oct. 2G, 1890
Feb. G, 1892
Oct. 11, 1895
Dec. 30, 1897
Apr. 1, 1901

I>ied

Married to

Eena Noel

732

Artnur G. Clewell
No children

Any. 27, 1873

Maud E. Bennett

733

5 231

Mary E. Vreeland

.Tan. 4, 1S45

July

10,

1870

Aaron Vreeland

G

Children

G

Charles Shane

Nov. 4, 18(57

1344

William Clewell
Peter Lltzenberger

.Tune 10. lS(t9
July 28, 1872

Helen E. Young

1345

Jesse Robert

May 9, 187G

Hattie A. Trexler

734

Emma L. Lambert
No children

735

I^ucinda A.

Children
Lillian G.
Aruna S.

.Tan.

1851

Birdsey

Jan. 20, 1855

Apr. 21, 1883
Aug. 27, 1887

232

736

David H. Ruhrauff
No children

737

"5

232

Susan Amanda Gould

Dec.

2G, 1849

G

Children

0

p:va May

May

21, 1809

134G

David Arnold

Mar.

4, 1871

1347

Helen Asenith

i:>ec.

IG, 1872

Susan Amanda

Sept.

9. 1S74

Cora Ella

July

15, 187G

738

5

232

Celestia J. Baker

Aug.

4. 1858

G

Children

Jan.

27. 1876

(■)

1348

Eliva Maude
Edwin Clewell

739

Jan.

8, 1881

5

232

Cornelia L. L^arnsworth Oct.

22, 1859

G

Children

G

George

Fob.

18. 1882

Iveinieth Charles

May

1. 1892

Alton I>ynp

July

1, 1900

Pier son Lambert

Frank P.lrdsey

Susan P. Beach

Samuel S. Gould

Netta E. Whitbread
Benjamin R. Hall

James E. Baker
Chester Berry

:\Lar. 29, 1901 Chas. P. Farnsworth

Aug. 4, 1882
Sept. 2, 1901

Aug. 18, 1870

Apr. 29, 1903

THE OLEWELL FAMILY.

159

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

740

5
G

232

George W. Rosenberg

Children
George W.
James R.
William R.
Francis
Mathias

741

Jan. 25, ISGl

Apr. 18, 1885
Oct. 22, 1889
June 13, 1891
Jan. 12, 1895
Jan. 11, 1897

Apr.

10,

1904

Mary A. Kinsella

5
(3

233

William M. Clewell

Children
Wesley Seymore
Robert William

742

Dec. 28, 1857

Oct. 25, 1888
July 19, 1890

iNIary K. Tibbals

5
ti

Aug
1349

ustus S. Bishop

Children
Morris G.
Ada C.
Sarah Emily
Henry D.
Louisa A.

743

Aug. 19, 1S4G

May 8, 1871
May 2G, 1873
Jan. 28, 1875
Sept. 26. 1877
June 30, 1879

Caroline E. George
Annie Musselman

5

Cr

234

Emil J. Bishop

Child
:\Iartha M.

744

Apr. 20, 1857
May 7, 1885

]Margaret E. Kautz

5
G

235

Orlando B. Desh
No children

745

Sept. 30, 1843

Marion E. Willets

5
G

235

William D. Desh

Children
Henry D.
Robert J.

746

Feb. 14, 1^8

Sept. 23, 1885 -
Sept. 22, 1888 ~

E. C. Schoeuenberger

5
G
G

237

1350
1351
1352

Caroline Bless

Children
Evelyn J.
Ellen A.
Robert A.
Flora
Edward

747

Apr. 19, 1850

May 26, 18G9
Oct. 7. 1872
May 11, 1879
Oct. 23, 1881.
June 20, 1884

Jan.

26,

1883

William H. Bless

George W. Sherman
George W. Cuft'
Jeanette Fearn

5
G
G

Willi
1353

am H. Clewell
Children
Carrie E.
George B.
William A.
Ruth J.
WaiTen R.
Lillian E.

Aug. 3, 1852

Aug. 17, 1881
Aug. 31, 1886
Jan. 27, 1893
Nov. 28, 1896
Aug. 13, 1898
Dec. 5, 1900

Apr.
Apr.

5.
21,

1897
1899

Alice Hendricks
David Williams

160

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

748

5 237

G

6

George Clewell

Child
John

749

Nov. 3, 1856
Mar. 1882

May

23, 1882

Josephine Lerch

5 237

G

6

Curtis Clewell

Children
Nellie M.
Mary J.
Joseph R.

750

Mar. 29, 1858

Aug. 30, 1882
Sept. 22, 1884
Sept. 24, 1888

Annie Newbold

5 238
G

6 1539

Oliver D. Pearson

Children
Raleigh M.
William J.
Lottie M.
Bernice 0
Ella J

751

Feb. 9, 1843

Apr. 27, 1868
Apr. 27, 1872
May 21, 1879
July 3, 1882
Oct. 23, 1884

July

27, 1800

Valeria Trexler
Effle Ourg

5 238
G

Elmina V. Wilton

Child
Jennie B

752

Nov. 7, 1845
June 11, ]885

Edwin Wilton

5 238

G

6

1354
1355

Cornelia V. Schantz

Children
C. William
Frank P.
Howard B.
Mattle F.
Fred M.
Lees J.
Mary P.
Lilian M.
Evelyn 0.

753

Mar. 5, 1848

Feb. 21, 1872
May 9, 1875
Dec. 18, 1878
Nov. 2. 1880
Apr. 27, 1882
Jan. 29, 1884
Apr. 2, 1886
Oct. 21, 1891
Aug. 20, 1893

June

9, 1875

Benjamin F. Schantz

Sallie Goranflo
Lizzie Brick

5 238
G

6 1356

Mary McEntee

Children
Paul D. Pearson
Thomas P.
Edith M.

754

Nov. 13, 1852

1872

1885
1895

Thomas P. McEntee
Nellie Morris

5 238
G

Jennie E. Lees
No children

Dec. 7, 1800

William Lees

755

5 238 Lawrence R. Reason
G No children

Dec. 31, 1807

Lucetta Cuffel

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

161

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

756

5 240

Emma L. Schneller

May 7, 1858

Henry B. Schneller

G

6 1357

Children
Herman J.
Robert B.
Charles H.
Helen 0.

757

Feb. 4, 1882
Mar. 30, 1883
Nov. 30, 1887
Jan. 25, 1892

May 10, 1888

Hattie Sensenbach

5 241

Annie (Rickert) Rice

May 1, 1839

I

1. Charles Rickert

2. Edwin Rice

G

6 1358

1464

Children (first husl);ina)
Sarah Jane
William

Adalaide Emily
Child (second husband)
Robert Henry

758

Dec. 24, 1859
18G1
Aug. 8, 1865

Jan. 14, 1883

John H. Wilson
Edward Chandler

5 241

Ellen M. (Weiser) Nolf

Apr. 29, 1849

{

1. William Weiser

2. William Nolf

G

G 1359

Child (first hnsband)
William U.

759

Sei^t. 20,

Ida Whitesell

5 241

Oliver B. Hinkle

Jan. 29, 1856

Carrie Stem

G
6

Child
Claire I.

760

July 3, 1881

5 241

Maria Keeler

Apr. 28, 1843

Henry Keeler

G

G 1360

loei

Children
Stella M.
Ella A.
Charles W.
Frank V.

761

May 4, 1868
Nov. 18. 1873
Dec. 16, 1875
Feb. 11, 1885

Apr. 23. 1S77

Henry Blumenshine
E. D. Melvin

5 242

Alfred J. Harwi

Jan. 21, 1847

Elizabeth Whitehead

G

6 1473

Children
Mabel C.
Frank E.

762

Sept. 4. 1878
Oct. 20, 1884

H. P. Shedd

5 242

Edwin 0. Harwi

Jan. 7, 1850

Sept. 4, ino:!

Emma Kemerer

G

G

1472

Children
Myron L.
Bertha
Edwin 0.

763

Sept. 8. 1872
Nov. 17, 1878
May 24, 1891

J. C. Thomas

5 242

Wilson H. Harwi

Aug. 13, 1^58

Ellen Frey

G

6

Children
Warren A.
Wilson J. H.
Merritt 0.

Oct. 25, 1881
Nov. 7, 1S88
Aug. 4, 1890

162

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

764

5

243

MUton C. Ritter

Child
Agues Matilda

765

June 27, 1857
July 15, 1879

Dec.

24,

1893

3
G

0

243

Oliver C. Ritter

Children
Dora Emelia
^^'arreu John
Robert Charles
Florence Agnes

766

June 1, 18G1

Oct. 17, 1882
Sept. 22, 1886
Dec. lU, J 888
Nov. 24, 1898

Aug.

8,

1905

5
G
0

245
13G2

Alice D. Strasburger

Children
Frederick Steward
Emma Eliza
Elmira Therasia
Alfred Ashton
Charles Elmer
Walter William

Nov. 9, 1S5G

Jan. 18, 187G
Oct. 17, 1878
May 28, 1880
Nov. 30, 18S3
Mar. 21, 1888
Feb. 19, 18^2

June

Aug.
Oct.

9.

1,

30,

, 1877

1882
18«8

Ida Walter

Elenora Roller

Herman Strausburger

Charles Umstead

767

5

245

Erwin J. Bruch

Feb.

12, 1859

G

Children

G

Florence Irene

Oct.

31, 1884

Jennie Eliza

Mar.

12, 1886

Aug. 8^

1886

Girl

ftlar.

12, 1886

Infancy

Earl Ellsworth

Mar.

21, 1888

Walter John

Sept.

20, 1890

Nov. 20,

1890

Frederic Fillmore

Feb.

5, 1894

Joseph Ashton

Aug.

17, 1895

Feb. 16,

1898

Myra Adele

June

17, 1901

768

5

245

Carrie Irene Ilankey

Jnly

9, 1S6G

G

No children

Emma E. Kremser

Charles Hankey

5 245 Elmer C. Bruch, M. D.
G No children

770

5 246 John A. Hower

G Child (first wife)

G 13G3 Edward

771

5 246 Marcus J. flower
G Child

G Asher

Dec. 22, 18G9

May 22, 3882

Margaret E. Keiper

June 30, 1863 Apr. 14, 1903 ( 1. Annie Girard

\ 2. Christiana Fenner

Elsie Frey

A 1)1-. 2.-. 1870 Sept. G. 1890 Estella Fenner

Jan. 4, 1890

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

163

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

772

5

246

Estella M. Olpp

Apr. 3, 1873

George Olpp

G

Child

0

Hazel May
773

Oct. 1, 1894

5

24G

Robert E. Hower

Apr. 19, 1876

Emma Frey

G

Child

C.

Robert F.

774

Nov. 8, 1900

5

247

Sanih E. Stuckey

Oct. 31, 1845

Christian Stuckey

G

Child

G

Charles H.
775

July 26, 18S4

Aug.

26,

1884

5

249

Clarence E. Crist

Mar. 13, 1851

Flora I. Rothrock

G

Children

(J

Elenora E.
Caroline Louisa
Frederick Clarence

Nov. 30, 1883
Aug. 7, 1§S5
Mar. 26, 1887

William Francis

July 3, 1889

Sept.

1889

Rodney Randall

Aug. 9, 1890

Aug.

22

1896

Herbert Haman

Aug. 28, 1892

Edward Eugene

Apr. 3, 1895

Margaret Maria

Aug. 24, 1898

Paul Gary

Dec. 28, 1900

Flora Catharine

Feb. 28, 1903

776

5

249

William C. Crist

July 29, 1856

Mattie A. Winkler

G

No children

777

5

253

^Margaret A. George

Jan. 16, 1848

Dec.

11,

1902

John George

G

Children

6

1364

William H.

Sept. 28, 1867

r;

"

Minnie B. Kolb

John F.

Oct. 26, 1873

Feb.

16,

1874

Clara May

Oct. 2, 187«

Dec.

15,

1880

1540

Flora H.
778

]Mar. 28, 1884

George M. Hazelton

5

253

John F. Clawell

July 25, 1850

May

28,

1894

Mary Blier

G

Children

6

1365

Katie Gertrude

Dec. 17, 1872

Philip Reilly

1366

Mary Elizabeth

Sept. 27, 1874

John McNerney

John Francis

Apr. 11, 1876

Oct.

IS,

1879

Walter Francis

May 21, 1885

779

5

253

Daniel James Clawell

Oct. 8, 1852

1

r 1. Annie Hunsteffer
1 2. Otilia F. Gramlich

G

Children (first wife)

1367

John G.
Edward F.
Children (second wife

.Tuly 16, 1875
Sept. 30, 1877
)

Minnie Hellings

1368

Clara 0.
Carrie A.

June 1, 1883
June 10, 1889

Edwin C. Bobbins

164

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No,

Names

. Born

Died

Married to

780

5

253

William H. Clawell

Aug. 26, 1856

Clara L. Wentzel

G

Cliildreu

6

Joliu

William H. Jr.

May 29, 1883
Nov. 18, 1888

May

11,

1885

Ed\\^in G.

June 22, 1895

Mar.

31.

1897

Gorrell B.

Oct. 31, 1897

781

.")

2.")o

Hannah Lxigar

Sept. 10, 1859

Jan.

9,

1884

Harry R. Lugar

G

Children

G

Harry

Nov. 5. 1880

Clara May

Dec. IS. 1883

Oct.

24,

1892

782

5

25S

Laura L. Albright

July 24, 1870

Herbert A. Alltright

G

Children

6

Helen M.
Edith E.

783

Dec. 23, 1892
Oct. 6, 1894

5

200

S. Charles F. Clewell

Mar. 22, 1881

Rosa Shoemaker

G

Children

6

Herman E.

Dec. 1. 1902

Daniel Arthur

June 1, 1904

July

24,

1904

784

5

261

Laura M. Dalzell

Sept. 20, 1852

Mar.

9,

1880

J. Allen Dalzell

G

No children

785

5

261

Ellen P. Riege

June 29, 1858

C. A. G. Riege

G

(>

Children
Archer G.

Apr. 2. 1882

Allan D.

June 25. 1884

Apr.

4,

1888

786

5

261

.li'cher A. Clowes

Mar. 23, 1861

Dec.

30,

, 1888

Ida L. Harmstad

G

Children
(ieorge A.
Laura Marian
Emma Louisa

787

Oct. 5. 1886
Dec. 27. 1887
Dec. 14, 1888

5

262

Helen C. "Sloxer

May 22, 1872

James T. Moyer

(i

Children
Allan C.
.Tames T.

788

June 26, 1893
Apr. 24, 1896

r.

<;
(i

2f>;',

Ellen E. Andrews

Children
Clara L.

May 30, 1854
Sept. 5. 1874

May

9,

1898

Joseph Andrews

^?,m

.Tames I\

Nov. 2, 1875

Emma Repsher

1870

Annie

Dec. 22, 1878

William Lilly

1547

Clinton H.

July 2. 1880

Ida Fehnel

Elni;i V.

Dec. 22, T«82

Apr.

4.

1892

^rartha

Feb. 17, ISaS

Calvin J.

Mar. 1885

July

1885

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

165

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

789

5 2(.>3 Sarah C. Abel
G Children

C. lyil Anna A.

Frauliliu l^J.

Howard E.

790

5 203 Eugene Gold
G Child

6 Howard Eugene

791

5 204 Eugene W. Stocker

Mar. 2, 1857

Dec. 9, 1S85
Jan. 15, 1889
Mar. 17, 1890

Oct. 18, 1871
June 13, 1904

Apr. 20, 1855

G Children

0 Daisy Olevia Sept. 25, 1881

1497 William Franklin Aug. 20, 1883

Henry Emelius Mar. 23, 1885

No childi-en with second wife

792

5 2G4 J. Martha Peisert
G Child

0 Detitia A.

Aug. 27, 1802
Jan. 12, 1890

793

5 204 Charles A. Stocker

G Cliiklren

0 l>ank Emelius

Catharine Angelica
David Valentine
Carrie Naomie
Freddie Peter
Paul Uhler
Emma Henrietta
Son

794

5 204 Mary C. Voigt
G Child

0 Marie A.

795

5 204 George D. Stocker
G Children

6 Ralph E.
Chester G.

796

5 205 Catharine E. Uhler

G Chiklren

0 Gertrude MLnerva

William Richard

Clayton G.

Florence

Walter

Warren

Aug. 8,

May 12,
July 25,
Dec. 15,

Aug. 0,
Nov. 23,
Nov. 22,
Nov. 0,
Nov. 0,

1804

1892
1894
1895
1897
1898
1900
1902
1902

May 29, 1800

Sept 9, 1897

Apr. 20, 1870

May 20, 1896

Nov. 9, 1898

June 27, 1859

Feb. 14, 1879

July 12, 1880

Apr. 24, 1882

Apr. 10, 1888

Jan. 9, 1S92

Jan. 9, 1892

Mar. 4, 1892

Zachariah Abel
Wilfred R. Menimert

Gertie Michael

1. Henrietta Bush

2. Matilda Heinlein

Jennie M. Resh

.Tames Peisert

Olivia Uhler

Mar. 18, 1895
May 12, 1899
Infancy

Albin Voigt

Mary A. Becker

Madison V. Uhler

166

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

797

5 2V,-,

otto A. Sehmickle

Aug. 24, ISGl

G

Children

6

Eds^ar

July 31, 18S1

it;so

Habel

xMar. 12, 1884

Raymond

Mar. 18, 1887

1087

Florence

INIay J). 1800

Frederic

Dec. 28, 1893

Charles

May 3, 1895

Helen

Nov. 11, 1897

Died

Married to

Aravesta Howell

Clarrissa Riegel
Howard Yeislej'

Thonia.s M. Burley

798

f)

265 Roliert H. Schmickle

Oct

8, 1863

G

Children

0

Edith Mildred

Nov.

13. 1888

Aug. 5, 1889

Helen

Mar.

24. 1891

Adella W. Schooly

799

5 265 William M. Schmickle
G No Children

Jan. 5, 1860

Annie John*^on

265

800

Alice L. Lerch

Children
Williard C.
Clarence W.
Robert

Dec. 27, 1868

Jan. 20. 1892

Apr. 14, 1897

Nov. 16, 1900

Apr. 15, 1895

Clemence J. Lerch

801

5 265 Charles F. Schmickle
G Children

6 Lucile
AVilliam Andrew

Aug. 3, 1870

Mar. 25, 1899
Apr. 8, 1902

Minerva Dennis

802

5 265 Annie C. Beitel
G Childrden

6 Hilda E.

Nov. 20. 1872
Aug. 1(), 1901

Clemence F. Beitel

266

803

Laura L. Adams

Childi-eu
Ravmond G.
Holen A.
Miriam E.

July 17. 1866

Feb. 2(^ 1892

May 24, 1894

July 20. 1899

Thomas H. Adams

804

26() Hoi-taiisia E. Seyfried
Child
Emily C.

Dec. 8. 1867
Oct. 22, 1900

Carl H. Seyfried

THE CLEWELL FAMILY,

167

Gen. No.

Names

Died

Married to

457
286

805

Charles W. Loux
Helen A. Loux
Children
E'rances Willard
Neal Dow
Wendell Phillips
Anna Rhoda
William Giersch
Madeline Esther
David Trein

Dec. 4, 1S6S
Apr. 10, 1870

July 21, 1894
NOY. 6. 1895
June 13, 1897
Nov. 8, 1899
Sept. 17, 1901
Feb. 3, 1905
Mar. 30, 1907

Helen A. Giersch
Charles W. Loux

806

5 26G Madora 0. Siegfried Apr. 10, 1872

G For her family see (521)

Robert L. Siegfried

807

5 2G6 Anna E. Merges
G Children

6 Catharine E.
Francis A.

Oct. 25. 1876

Jan. 29, 1904
Oct. 22. 1905

Francis C. Merges

808

5 266 Mabel A. Knauss
G Children

6 Martha Catharine

5 268
G

268

809

Edward W. Colver

Children
Clyde W.
Helen
Bessie M.
Joseph L.
Mary L.
Ellwood E.
Nellie G.
Raymond S.

810

Albert J. Colver

Childi-en
Steward R.
Helen C.
Paul W.

811

5 268 Emma L. Itterly
G Children

6 Clarence A.
Elsie J.
Ida M.

Aug. IS, 1881
July 15, 1905

Apr. 14, 1869

Feb.

5.

1891

Mar.

4,

1892

Nov.

5,

1894

June

5.

1896

June

26.

1897

Aug.

26.

1898

Dec.

29.

1900

June

22.

, 1902

Aug.

16,

1871

Jan.

28;

1897

Sept.

4.

1900

May

9,.

1905

June

14,

1873

Jan.

8,

1893

Feb.

13,

1896

Oct.

6,

1905

Charles J. Knauss

Amanda Hanshue

Annie Rodenbach

Aaron Itterly

168

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

812

5

2GS Annie 0. Breidinger

Oct.

16,

1SS5

G

Children

(;

Paul D.

Jan.

27.

19U4

Mary S.

Dec.

11,

190t5

Edward D. Breidinger

813

5 209 Franklin B. Steiner
G Child

G 1020 Harry

Sept. 17, 1836
Sept. 30, 18G0

:Mar. IS, 186v

Augusta E. Bauer
Mary C. Kohl

814

5 269 Tilghman S. P. Steiner Feb. 19, 1843

G Children (second wife)

(J Beatus Sept. 15, 1807

Clarinda A. June 7, 1869

1372 Daisy L. Dec. 27, 1871
Parker A. Jan. 17, 1875

1373 Clinton C. Mar. 21, 1876

1374 Mary E. Dec. 10, 1877

1375 Edward P. Sept. 27, 1879
1370 Salome J. Sept. 13, 1881

No children with his first wife.

Infancy
May 21, 1872

May 1, 1875

June 5, 1905

1. Louisa L. Giersch

2. Maria L. Gross

William Kinney

Alberta Miilei
John Rickenbach
Lizzie Graffin
Edgar Kiierr

815

5 270

Benjamin F. Beitel

July 17, 1844

G

Childi-en

G 1377

Ellsworth G.

Sept. 20, 1868

Alonza F.

June 19, 1870

1378

Clarence L.

Sept. 8, 1873

1379

Addie A.

Jan. 20, 1876

Frank W.

Nov 12, 1878

Fred B.

Dec. 5, 188^

Henry H.

Jan. 4, 1882

Sadie J.

Aug. 6, 18&1

Rosella

Oct. 6, 1886

Mellie T.

Oct. 13, 1888

Can-ie E.

Sept. 27, 1891 Feb. 20, 1897

816

5 270

James A. Beitel

Nov. 15, 1848

G

Children

0 1492

Lizzie A.

Oct. 16, 1872

1380

Annie Loretta

Oct. 4. 1875

1493

James E.

June 9. 1877

1381

Florence M.

Sept. 9, 1880

1494

J. William

Dec. 15. 1882

1495

Mellie H.

May 27. 1885

Bertha G.

Oct. 5. 1887 Oct. 5, 1889

Granville A.

Sept. 3. 1.S90

Charles H.

Aug. 7, 1894

Josephine Miksch

^Minnie Knoiise

Lizzie Umlandt
Edward E. Rehmel

Susan Meyers

Adolf Kunz
Orrin Butler
Minnie Haer
James Golden
Sylvia ]\retz
Charles Ries

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

169

Gen. No. Names

Born

Died

Married to

817

5 270 Granville A. Beitel

Mar. 28, 1850

Mai-y J. Sparks

G Children

U 1382 Wiliuuu L.

Sept. 27, 1871

Anna Stuber

1588 Emma V.

Feb. 3, 1873

Benjamin F. Ilomig

1383 Alice A.

Oct. 19, 1874

Harvey S. McCue

1384 Harry H.

June 2, 1876

Pearl Sparks

1885 Charles LeRoy

July 18, 1878

Agnes Stewart

1386 Robert B.

Feb. 28, 1880

Angle Baker

1387 Oliver P.

Jan. 22, 1882

Elizabeth 0. Stewart

Adella Gertrude

i\ov. 9, 1S83

Marion K.

Mar. 30, 1885

Aug.

IT,

1885

Herman G.

Nov. 4, 1886

818

5 270 Heury H. Oppelt

Mar. 20, 1856

Meeto M. Rehmel

G Children

G Jesse H.

Oct. 24, nS79

1388 Francis O.

May 28, 1883

Ethel Kiudelliter

819

5 270 Marietta C. Wheland

Sept. 13, 1864

John M. Wheland

G Child

6 Clara A.

Aug. 31, 1889

820

5 271 Miaria S. Schiffer

Oct. 7, 1842

Sept.

23,

1869

John Schiffer

G Children

G Laura F.

Feb. 21, 1865

Jan.

23,

1871

George J.

Nov 6, 1866

July

18,

1869

821

5 273 James L. Hess

Dec. 9, 1842

Mahala Deitterich

G Children

6 Stephen M.

July 3, 1873

Dec.

14,

1891

1389 E. Treas

Nov. 10, 1875

Margaret Savitts

Emma E.

Jan. 9, 1877

1688 Harry E.

Feb. 9,, 1881

Maud Jones

1689 Maud M.

July 23. 1882

Philip Swansberry

Bessie

Oct. 25, 1884

Fred

Oct. 25, 1887

Franklin

July 28, 1891

822

5 273 Edwin Charles Hess

July 18, x844

Mary A. Garis

G Children

6 1690 Helen Aurelia

May 24, 1867

Charles Stewart

Harry

May 2. 1869

July

16.

1869

Samuel Garis

Sept. 1871

Fanny Dare

1390 May

Nov. 30, 1874

Charles Giebler

Thomas Fredrick

Mar. 1877

1391 Susan Maria

Aug. 6, 1879

Samuel Ash

1392 William Edwin

Feb. 21, 1881

Rosa ;Markey

George Cohen

Jan. 6. 1885

Henry Bentley

Jan. 6, 1887

170

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

823

5
G

273

Silas D. Hess
No children

824

Sept. 14. 1S4G

Oct. 9,

18G8

Sarah Benward

5
G

2t;i

Emma E. Simpson

Children
Stephen G.
ITrank ^\.

825

May 20, 1849

May 4, 1874
Mar. 20, ISSG

Joseph B. Simpson

G

273
3394

M^iry E. Riedy

Children
Ida M.
Roy W.
Grace M.
Florence H.
Ruth V.
Mary L.

826

Nov. G, 1852

July 5, 18G8
Oct. 13, 1S74
Oct. 31, 1879
May 22. 1882
Jan. 25, 1889
Aug. 8, 1891

.Tan. 7.

1889

Benjamin Riedy

.lame*s V. Beigler
J. Russel White

5
G
0

273

Clark F. Hess

Child
Florence

827

Dec. 31, 185G
Aug. 2, 1883

Rebecca H. Collins

5
G
G

274

1395
139G

Sarah E. Cronmiller

Children
Flora A.
Bella E.

828

Mar. 11, 1852

June 29, 1874
Dec. 5, 1881

Rudolph Cronmiller

Daniel B. Bates
^\■liliam A. Jones

5

274

George A. Transue

July 15, 18G1

Belle F. Reynolds

G Children

Edward
George A.
Beata
A. Rudolph
William R.

829

5 275 Mary E. Althouse
G Child

6 1397 Carrie H.

830

Mar. 27, 1884

July 9, 189U Apr. 8, 1891

Mar. 29, 1894 Apr. 19, 1894

Apr. 21, 1896

Dec. 23, 1897

Sept. 7, 1855 Dec. 22. 1877
•July 9, 1876

5

275 Cora O. Odenwelder

Aug. 18,

1857

G

Children

6

Russell C.

Dec. 12.

18S1

John M. Jr.

May 27,

188G

Grace H.

Sept. IG.

1889

Ruth H.

Sept. Ki,

1889

Paul L.

June 14,

1892

^Monroe A. Althouse
Robert Rimpson

John M. Odenwelder

THE OLEWELL FAMILY.

171

Gen. No.

Names

Btora

Died

Married to

831

5 275 Ferdinand Herbst
G Child

G Beatus

July 29, 1859

Jan. 27, 1893 Sarali Faust

832

5 275 John W. Sweitzer

Dec. 14, 1872

G Childi-en

6 Edna M.

May 30, 1892

Esther H.

Sept. 12, 1894

Hany

Feb. 17. 1900

Leon Reginaldo

Infancy,

Gora Kirkendall

833

5 27G Lucy E. Dechant
G No Children

Jan 19. 1861

Calvin M. Dechant

834

5 277

Olevia Clifford

May 2, 1842

G

Children

G 1398

Oliver Charles

Feb. 4, 1870

Rosalie O.

Apr. 10, 1872

1399

Raymond A.

Dec. 24, 1873

A. Bertram

Dec. 5, 1875

Charles Clifford
Jennie R. Coltnmn
Mabel Williams

835

5 277

Anna M. Lamb

Nov. 17. 1843

G

Children

G 1G91

Bessie E.

Feb. 28, 187G

1C>92

Florence O.

June 4, 1877

A. Marie

Jan. 3, 1882

Orris T. Lamb

W. C. Shipnes
S. C. Paterson

836

5 277 Ellen L. Miller
G Childi-en

G 1400 Fred J.

Infant

Robert M.

Williard H.
1401 William R.

Carrie E.

Svdney L.
1G93 Lucila M.

Jan.

1847

Dec. 8, 18G8
Jan. 7, 1871
Jan. 1, 1872
Mar. 20, 1873
Mar. 6, 1875
Jan. 24, 1877
Apr. 5, 1885
Nov. 3, 188G

Jan. 27, 1871
Feb. 1. 1872
Aug. 24, 1874

:Mar. 23, 1882

Samuel H. Miller
Harriet L. Funck

Mai'v B. Williams

Howard Shimer

837

5 277 Carrie E. Sohneebeli
G Children

6 1402 Ellis C.

Louis Ferdinand

July 14, 1851

Oct. 6. 1879
May 13, 1892

Feb. 13, 1S9G

Hon. G. A. Schneebeli
Amalie Streitberger

172

GENEALOGY OF

Geu. No.

Names

838

Born

5 2'

77 Emma E. Shelhart

July

7,

18U1

G

U

Children
Maida A.
Joyce iM.
Faith I.

Apr.
l>e.-.
July

8,
24,

issa

1S87
1889

Dwight H.

Jan.

1,

1901

839

r. 2'

77 Alice M. Miller

July

7^

18G1

G

Child
Alfred F.

Apr.

19,

1902

Died

Married to

W. A. Shelhart

Milton Miller

840

5 279 Clara Amelia Allen
G Children

G Maude Genevieve

Paul Edward

Dec. 14, 1854 Aug. 17, 1893 Alfred ^^'. Allen

Jan. 7, 1881
Aug. 8, 1893

841

5 279 Minnie H. Loomis
G Children

G Florence Estella

Walter Henry

842

5 279 Edward C. Neidlinger
G No Childi-en

843

281 George P. Clewell
Children
Letha May
Alexander Hamilton

844

281 William H. Clewell
Children
William Paul
Opal
Edith Bishop

845

281 Carrie E. Clester
Children
Ruth E.
Orval W.
Samuel Alexander

846

5 282 John S. Krause
G Children

G Jessie Eloise

Frances Agusta

June 2, 1860

Dec. 1, 1888

Feb. 8. 181)2 Oct. 25, 1900

Oct. 21, 18G7

Jan. 27, 1801

Nov. 30, 1900
Sept. IG, 1904

Apr. 11, 18(50

Feb. 23, 1900
:\rar. 21, 1903
June 30, 1905

June 3, 1868

Jan. 17, 1896
Jan. 11.' 1899
Mav 2, 1903

Nov. 25, 1857

Dec. 10. 1897
Dec. 22, 1904

Apr. 21, 1903

Herbert C. Loomis

Ida Warwick

Caroline Hamilton

Carrie 'SI. Bishop

William Clester

Mary ]Moore

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

173

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

847

5

282 Clara A. Skinner

Apr.

28,

1872

G

Children

G

Louise J\r.

July

IS,

1900

James Henry

Feb.

22

1905

John Skinner

848

5 238 R. Paul Stout
G Children

6 Robert P.
Frank W.

Apr. 1, 1869

Apr. 2(i, 1895
July 15, 1899

Emma Wolle

849

5 284 Rev. Robert E. Clewell Jan. 30, 1871
G Children

6 Edgar Lewis July 22, 1896
Margaret Gille Aug. 31, 1900

Maimie Gille

850

5 285 Lucius E. Ricksecker

G Children

6 1403 Alice M.

1532 Harry Edmund
1404 Laura Elizabeth

Children (second wife)

Edmiind A.

Helen P.

Clarence A.

Nettie O.

Jan. 14, 1841

Mar. 12, 1862
May 30, 1864
Mar. 11. 1867

Jan. 6, 1882

Jan. 9, 1884

Oct. 13, 1885

Mar. 10, 1893

Apr. 28, 1893

1. Sabina Weaver

2. H. E. McFarland

Dexter P.. Sheldon
Leona AVilson
Milton Schmickly

851

5

285

Leonora A.

Ricksecker

Jan.

4, 1849

G

Children

6

1405

Alfred E.

Dec.

10, 1869

Robert A.

Dec.

29, 1871

Francis B.

Feb.

16, 1884

Paul E.

Apr.

11, 1886

852

5

280

Charles B.

Wolle

July

18, 1848

G

Children

6

1406

Joseph A.

Nov.

S. 1874

Esther E.

Dee.

1877

853

5

286

Robert N.

Wolle

July

1. 1850

G

Children

6

Nathaniel

N.

July

1, 1881

Theodore R.

Apr.

28, 1886

Rev. Jos. Ricksecker
Anna B. Waggoner

M. B. Hondel
Rebecca C. DaAvson

Alice S. Reist

174

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

854

5

289 Ella S. Caughey

Apr.

15,

1857

G

CliilcU-en

6

May Elizabeth

Apr.

15,

1883

Reed John

Nov.

26,

1884

Katrina M. Brandes

Mar.

25,

1887

Dorothy R. Carroll

Apr.

9,

1888

John Robert

June

21,

1889

Elisabeth A. Ingram

Oct.

19,

1891

Andrew

Nov.

6.

1893

Sarah Reed

Dec.

22,

1896

855

5

2Sy Carrie L. Thomson

Oct.

5,

1869

G

Children

6

Ethel Clewell

Aug.

5.

1886

Robert Derringer

Oct.

27,

1887

Phillip Leslie

May

23,

1890

Jean Margret

June

12,

1891

Earl Kenneth

Jan.

7,

1893

Glenn Edwin

Nov.

6.

1896

Mar.iorie May

Sept.

17,

1897

856

5 289 Frank D. Shouse
G Child

6 Robert

July 10, 1872
Oct. 1898

Reed M. Caughey

W. P. Thomson

Laura Saudey

857

290 Lvdia A. Faulkner
Children
Mary L.
James W.
1407 Phelie F.
Charles C.
Bertha M.
Robert C.
Henry F.

291

858

Leyddie A.

Child
George M.

859

291 Charles F. Clewell
Children
Maggie
Eddie

860

5 291 Edward L. Clewell
G Child

6 Roy

May 28, 1857

Sept. 23, 1878

Jan. 30, 1880

Jan. 22, 1882

Nov. 22, 1884

Jan. 13, 1886

Nov. 11, 1887

Nov. 22, 1889

Ephraim Faulkner

Timothy Black

Nov. 25,

Sterson Jan. 4, 1851 Mar. 28, 1870 Charles W. Sterson

Oct. 14, 1868

Oct. 30, 1852

Mar. 11, 189S
Aug. 6, 1902

Aug. 28, 1859
Apr. 8, 1904

Kate McGee

Elizabeth Salathiel

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

175

Gon. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

861

5
G

291
1408

Elizabeth E. Jones

Chiidi-en
Sarah
Charles
IMae
Golda
Clarence
Clyde
Guy

862

June 11, 1862

Apr. 19, 1882
Aug. 9, 1884
Dec. 17, 188G
July 20, 1889
Mar. 5, 1892
Apr. 21, 1895
Feb. 13, 1898

Oct.

25,

1899

H. Brad Jones
William Hutchens

5

G
6

291

Mary M. Mace

Children
Maude J.
Jennie M.
Nora E.
Arnieda M.
Frank A.
Opal A.
Malinda E.
Pearl M.

863

May 3, 1867

July 17, 1888
July 17, 1888
June 24, 1890
Jan. 23, 1893
Oct. 24, 1894
Nov. 22, 1897
July 31. 1901
June 1, 1905

Apr.
June

1,
30,

1894
1893

Alonzo Mace

5
G
6

291

Hannah R. James

Childi-en
Edward
Jesse

864

June 33, 1869

Oct. 21. 1891
Mar. 4, 1893

Elmer James

5
G
6

291

Missouri A. Furgeson

Children
Delia
Evert
Gladys

865

Apr. 27, 1872

Aug. 4, 1803
Mar. 12, 1897
May 8, 1903

Elmer Furgeson

5
G

6

293

1409
1410

Sarah B. Jones

Children
Dora D.
Ruth A.
Edna R.

866

Apr. 21, 1851

:\rar. 22. 1870
Oct. 4. 1877
Oct. IS, 1893

Nelson Jones

G. W. Eliott
C. L. Hickman

5
G
6

293

George W. Doss

Children
Laura E.
Franklin M.

867

Apr. 5, 1855

Apr. 13. 1884
June 20, 1888

Dec.

20,

1890

Emily Conn

5
G
6

293

Lydia Roach

Cliildren
George S.
Gertrude D.

:Mar. 27, 1858

Aug. 28, 1881
June 4, 1885

Peter H. Roach

176

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

868

5

293

Austin D.

Doss

Oct. 6, 1860

G

Children

6

A. Don
G. Mabel
Ruby V.
R. Earl
J. Dewey

869

Aug. 20, 1888
Dec. 11, 1890
Mar. 7, 1893
June 23, 1895
July 18, 1897

5

294

Lydia Osboiu-n

Nov. 21, 18G5

G

Children

6

Leslie Wilbur

Aug. 27, 1887

Ida May

Apr. 14, 1889

Bertha

May 3. 1891

Beatus

Aug. 16, 1893

Aug.

16,

1893

Mamie

July 22, 1895

Josephus

Benjamin

Sept. 19, 1897

Luella

Sept. 2, 1899

Milton C.

Mar. 9. 1902

Beatiis

Nov. 24, 1904

Nov.

24,

1904

870

5

295

Elmira C.

De Vore

Apr. 10, 1881

Dec.

12,

1903

Martha E. Nebergall

Asail W. Osbou'ra

William DeVore

871

5 297 Robert P. Vogenitz, Jr.
G Children

6 Justin
Chauncey

Deceased

872

5 299 Lorin Vogenitz
G Child

6 Henrietta

873

5 299 Russell Vogenitz
G Childi-en

6 Mabel
Lorena

874

5 300 Matilda Miller
G Children

6 1411 Kate J.
1412 William C.

Annie E.
Leila E. I.

Nov. 23, 1849 Sept. 11, 1888 George Miller

Feb. 26, 1871

Apr. 9. 1873
May 1875

Jan. 16, 1882

Apr.

1876

William II. Koch
Annie Burns

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

177

Gen. No.

Born

Died

Married to

875

5

300

Eleuora Vaux

Mar. 13,

1855

G

Children

0

Harry

May 30,

1883

Florida

June 23,

1886

Charles

Dec. 22,

1890

Ursula

Mar. 21,

1893

Annie

. Oct. 23,

1898

Ella

John

876

5

spo

Edwin J. G. Clavelt

Feb. 20.

ISGO

G

Children (tirst wife)

6

Ma Del
Elsie
Annie
Ailen

Aug. 27. 1899

Charles Vaux

1. Ella Leibensberger

2. Emma Schantz

877

300 Flora Sehultz

Has children, but we

AY ere unal^le to get further inform;

Lewis Schultz
ition.

878

5 300 Joseph Wm. Clavelt
G Children

6 Joseph William
Miriam Amelia
Caroline Kate
Helen Evelyn
John B.

Aug. 20, 1865

Dec. 19, 1887

Dec. 20, 1889

Feb. 1, 1S91 Mar. 12, 1805

Mar. 17, 1893

Apr. 9, 1895

Justina Bittins

879

5 301 Levereen S. Fryer
G No children

Dec. 9, 1866

Benjamin Fryer

880

5

301 William J. Clewell

Feb. 16, 1874

G

Child

6

Helen M.

Oct. 28, 1897

Mamie A. Roth

881

5 302 Emma F. Wilson
G Children

(5 1113 May Elizabeth
Thomas Bird

•luly
Apr.

17,
20,

1877
1890

882

5 304 Charles C. Kellar
G Child

6 Mary B.

Jan.
July

28,
27.

1SG9
1897

Thomas Wilson
Charles Bortz

Molly Everett

178

GENEALOGY OF

Gei:

1. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

883

5
G

G

o08

("oiii A. Knitert

Children
George H.
Howard A.

884

May I, ISGO

Aug. 21, 1886
Apr. 28, 1803

Norman J. Rupert

5
G
G

308

Charlotte M. Ayres
Children
Thomas J.
Walter

885

Oct. 1.3, 18(;2

May 11, 1890
Mar. 19, 3892

George Ayres

5
G
6

308

Clarence O. Miksch

Children
Sherman Lloyd
Glenn Eugene

886

June 8, 1872

Dec. 3, 1900
June 1, 1903

Anna C. Gutensohn

5
G
6

308

Franklin E. Miksch

ChUd
Henry Hugo

887

Oct. 10. 1874
Sept. 19, 1902

• Mittie M. Harding

5
G
G

309
1414

Addie Phelps

Cliildren
IV ins
William
Gladys

Apr. 6, 1852

May 7, 1880
May 7, 1884
June 3, 1889

May 15, 1880

Alfred Phelps
Cornelia Bollard

888

5 310 George W. Miksch
G Children

Apr. 3, 1870

6

Lloyd G.

Jan.

2, 1902

:\Iaynard S.

Aug.

7, 1904

889

5

310 Susie E. Brantner

Dec.

3, 1871

G

Children

G

Elnia H.

Nov.

1. 1895

Homer L.

June

19, 1898

Eva B.

May

28, 1900

Leota M.

Oct.

4, 1903

890

.-,

31(» Itla M. Briles

Apr.

5, 1873

G

Children

<>

Mary E.

Nov.

10, 1892

Felix

Mar.

9, 1894

Oretta :M.

Oct.

22, 1895

ivooert

July

6. 1897

Pearly F.

May

30, 1899

Marceiies

1902

Theodore

1904

Dora A. Snyder

Samuel Brantner

Robert A. Briles

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

179

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

891

5

310

Erenia C. Morris

Dec. 1, 1874

G

Cliild

6

Ricliard A.

892

Dec 1, 1896

5

311

Lola A. Sutton

Aug. 31, 1868

G

Children

(j

Elizabeth M.

Oct. 31, 1896

George

May 16, 1900

David

Feb. 26, 1900

Dorothy

July 23, 1901

893

5

312

Kate Doty

Aug. 28, 1868

G

Children

G

Russell F.

Sept. 16, 1894

Marian E.

Sept. 25, 1896

894

5
G

31G

INIalinda Frey
Children

Jan. 1857

G

Harry

Sept. 6, 1878

William

Oct. 22, 1880

Martin

Oct. 13, 1882

S^lsan

Aug. 17, 1885

John

Mar. 6, 1890

Edwin

Feb. 22, 1892

895

5

316

Mary C. (Buneher) Keat

June 18, 1861

G

Children (1st husband)

6

Wilson F.

June 19, 1881

Lulu E.

Mar. 22, 1885

Elsie M.

June 22, 1889

With second husband

Orpha M.

Apr. 10, 1895

896

5

31G

Emma Menhennitt

G

Child

6

Lucy J.
897

Apr. 27, 1887

5

316

John Marsch

Nov. 9, 1866

G

Children

(')

Frank E.

Sept. 30, 1888

William H.

Oct. 22. 1890

George D.

Feb. 27, 1896

898

.-)

318

Rev. William H. Fehr

Apr. 2, 1874

G

Children

6

Marguerite Agnes

July 31. 1898

Emma Caroline

May 14, 1901

Ethel Dorothy

Sept. 24. 1903

Joseph William

Oct. 2, 1905

Nov. 1, 1S9G

Apr,

1900

Oscar J. Morris

H. T. Sutton

Garrett W. Doty

Edwin Frey

1. Frank Buneher

2. Robert Keat

Samuel Menhennitt

Emma Bachman

Lydia C. Rohn

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

899

Anson C. Fehr

Child
Florence Hoffman

Died

Sept. 3, 1875
Oct. 1, 1899

Married to

Lizzie A. Hoffman

319

900

Clara C. Reichley

Children
John Albert
Christian Frederic
Lucy May
Margaret Charlotte
Anna Marie
Clara Celesta

Mar. 23, 1878

July 17, 1895

Apr. 3. 1,S97

Feb. 10. 1900

Nov. 5. 1901

Aug. 16, 1903

Mar. 23, 1905

T. Oscar Reichley

901

Hattie E. Suess

Children
Marie Louisa
Richard Volkmai
Edith May

July 26, 1S80

Feb. 14, 1898

April 5, 1900 June 15, 1906

July 4, 1902 Aug. 17, 1903

Max Suess

902

5 319 Lizzie J. Bergheimer
G No Children

Oct. 4, 18S2

Daniel P. Bergheime

903

5 320 Milton R. Wolfe

G For his family see (569)

June 1, 1859

Emma Clewell

904

320

George L. Wolfe

Children
Margaret Ann
Helen Jane

905

Oct.

Aug.
June

1,

27,
4,

1871

1889
1893

322

Julia A. Douglass

Children
Norman E.
Helen C.

906

June

Nov.
May

26,

7,
2

1873

1S99
1901

324

Almeda L. Renshaw
No children

Mar.

18,

1853

Clara Minnich

Earl B. Douglass

Rev. Alex. B. Reuslnn^

907

5 .324 Cecelia E. Hamilton Feb. 2, 1859

G Children

(J Constance Beck Mav. 19. 1887

Arthur Beck Oct. 8, 1889

Kenneth Gardiner Feb. 20, 1893

Rev. J. T. Hamilton

THE CLE WELL FAMILY.

181

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

908

5 325 Eugene A. Brunner
G Obiklreu (first wife)

(j Aunie C.

1415 Ella M;
141G Gertrude L.

Roy S.

Mabel E.
Children (second wife)

Eugenia K.

Henrietta K.

Beata

Bessie I.

Edward H.

Mar. 5, ISll

1871
.Tune IS, 1874
IMay 17, 1876
B^eb. 14, 1881
Sept. 30, 1884

Dec. 24, 1892
May 7, 1894
June 13, 1895
Aug. 5, 1S9G
Mar. 26, 1900

1. Amelia Kutz

2. Emma Kem;mei"er

1871

June 26, 1895
Sept. 28, 1896

Jac
Wii

)b Hermai
iam Bovd

909

5 325 Edward H. Brunner
G Cliild

6 Fred J.

Sept. 4, 1848
July 16, 1880

Mary Werkbeiser

910

5 325 William N. Brunner
G No children

Nov. 7, 1853

Emma Markley

911

5 325 Lovin J. Brunner
G No Children

Jan. 23, 1855

Maria Farrel

912

5

325 Eliza L. Chilcott

Feb.

2, ISoS

G

Children

6

Anna B.

Aug.

13, 1890

Frank B.

JaB.

14, 1894

Edward R.

Mar.

23, 1897

Dorr is E.

Dec.

20, 1900

913

5

325 Cornelia M. Heberlin

Feb.

20, 1863

G

Children

6

Constance E.

Aug.

16, 1885

Carrie N.

Nov.

26, 1888

Frederick W.

Dec.

31, 1890

Lizzie H.

Jan.

24, 1893

Donald C.

Feb.

2. 1896

Paul F.

Jan.

14, 1900

914

5

327 Jane E. Beck

Sept.

25, 1858

G

Child

6

Jennie E.

July

22, 1879

Dr. F. B. Chilcott

William Heberlin

William M. Beck

Aug. 11, 1879

182

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Born

Died

Married to

915

r^ 320

:M:ina Sliiekls

Oct. 6, 1852

G

Children

G

Helen E.

June 27, 1874

1518

T. Edgar

July 4, 1777

Theopliiliis N.

Nov. 3, 1870

Florence C.

July 31, 1882

Gertrude 0.

June 20, 1888

Rev. E. Shields
Amelie Schultze

916

5

332 Ida V. Tate

June

23,

1S57

G

Children

6

Annetta E.

Feb.

10,

1879

Paul E.

Apr.

14,

1881

William Edward

Aug.

1.

1883

Lula V.

May

10,

1886

J. Herman

Aug.

12,

1S90

Rufus Clewelll

July

15,

1894

William Tate

917

5 333 Gertrude E. Howell
G Children

0 Andrew Jay

Clewell

Laura

June 26, 1867

Jan. 29, 1895
Mar. 12, 1898
Dec. 21, 1902

June 6, 1895

Andrew J. Howell, Jr.

918

5 337 Cornelia R. iNIaek
G Children

6 1417 Clarence B.

1418 Josephine

1419 Emily L.

1420 Frances C.
1431 Bertine S.
1422 Horace M. B.

Mar. 2, 1845 Nov. 15, 1878 Edward G. Mack

.Jan. 11. 1868 Alice M. Henshue

June 16, 1869 Frank Haas

May 30, 1871 Rev. Allen Abel

July 1, 1872 Chas. W. McCully

Julv 4. 1874 Sarah McBride

April 21, 1877 Anna B. Shirk

919

5 337 Louisa M. Darward
G Children

6 1423 Clarence F.

Harriet S.
1694 Edwin A.

1424 Matilda C.

1425 Gertrude E.

Sept. 15, 1846

Mar. 7. 1876
:May 17. 1868
July 25, 1870
Aug. 15, 1873
July 24, 1875

Sept. 23, 1900
Oct. 11, 1881

Albert Darward

Mary T. Kimmei'le

ArmettA Gray
John Glosser
Richard Coghill

920

5

337

Lucius A. Cassler

Jan. 26.

1849

G

Children

()

John Arthur

Aug. 23,

1882

Helen A.

Oct. 26,

1887

Helen A. Bidwell

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

183

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

921

5 337 Caroline Coghill
G Children

6 142G Harry M.

Kiicliard L..

1427 Franli U.

1428 Ellen C.
Albert
Maude E.
Cortland C.
Matilda E.
George A.
Joseph A,

Sept.

1856

Sept. 23,

1876

.Tan. 25,

1878

Aug. 15,

1879

Mar. 24,

1881

Not. 7,

1883

Nov. 2G,

1884

Sept.

12,

1887

April 10,

1887

April 5,

1890

Mar.

18,

1891

Feb. 23,

1892

June

11,

1902

Dec. 24,

1894

Richard Coghill
Margaret Sullivan

Emma E. Holt
Artnur P. Bagby

922

5 338 Rev. William H. Hoch :\Iar. 27, 1846
G Children

6 Levin Franklin Nov. 6,
1429 Otto Martin Nov. 9,

1877
1879

April 19, 1891

Frederic ke D. Duebler

Maude A. Boyer

923

338 S. Benjamin Hoch

Aug. 26, 1848

G

Children

6

1563

Emma Sophia

Oct.

29,

1868

1430

Amelia Hannah

April

5,

1870

1431

Alice Romana

Aug.

9,

1871

1501

Asher Michael

Nov.

2.

:1S73

Martin Henry

July

12,

1875

Victor Samuel

Aug.

26,

1876

1562

Richai-d Franklin

Sept.

3,

1877

1557

Mary Am'anda

Sept.

OJ

1883

1695

Caroline Susana

Nov.

7,

1885

Jan. 16, 1882

1. Amanda E. George

2. Emma Buskirk
Eugene R. Hartman
Wdlliam F. Metz
Walter S. Clewell
Flora Kessler

Dora E. Beidelman
Harvey G. Deibert
Harvey Heim

924

5 338 Caroline L. Siegfried April 24, 1851
G Child

6 Bertha Sophia Aug. 9, 1878

Feb. 22, 1901

Jackson Siegfried

925

5 339 Henry E. Hahn
G Children

6 1432 Thomas Adam

George Peter
Charles Llewellyn
Clinton Henry
Elmer Eugene

Jan. 19, 1849

Dec. 24, 1872
Sept. 12, 1875
Sept. 11, 1877
May 4, 1880
Aug. 5, 1889

Rebecca Heckman
Mary E. Kessler

926

5 339 Adline A. Kauman
G No Children

Aug. 3, 1850

Llewellyn Bauman

184

GENEAi^OGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

927

5 339

Ellen E. Kuloff

Sept.

4,

1852

G

Children

G 1433

Eliza Charlotte

Mar.

IS,

1871

Robert Elmer

Feb.

23,

1873

Steward Llewellyn

Sept.

20,

lS7tJ

Lewis Henry

Oct.

10.

1878

Ida Celesta

June

6,

1881

Clarence Franklin

July

23,

1882

Mamie Delila

April

22,

1885

Rav. F. H. RulofE
George L Meyer

339

928

Andrew O. Hahn

Children
Cora Sibylla
Carrie Eliza
Elsie Rebecca
Nama Susan

Sept. 10, 1854

May 21, 1878 Oct. 12, 1S7S

Nov. 10, 1882 Feb. Ifi, 1SS3
Oct. 13, 1885

May 31, 1888 Feb. 13, 1892

5. E. Germantown

929

5 339 Caroline R.
G Child

6 Edna Alice

Mar. 11, 185S
Dec. 22, 1880

Azariali Ran man

930

5

340 Edward G. Kern

July 19, 1853

G

Children

6

Alberta C.

Aug. 21, 1879

Lillian E,

Oct. 26, 1881

Robert B.

Oct. 10, 1884

Walter L.

June 19, 1888

Virginia L.

Dec. 8, 1890

Harry I^eRoy

Sept. 12, 1893

Francis S.

Oct. 5, 1898

Rachael V. Swain

931

5

341 Julius A. Kern

Mar. 17, 1S4G

(.i

Children

G

Mary A.

Sept. 26, 1873

William

April 21, 1S7G

Frederick

Oct. 3, 1879

Franklin Thomas

Oct. ]2. 1881

Nov. 15, 1881

.

Emily

July 18, 1883

Catherine Oplinger

345
1434

932

Bishop J. M. Levering

Children
Marion Sophia
Alice Gertrude

Feb. 20, 1840

July 17, 1878
July 5, 1881

Martha A. Whitesell
Whitmore Stevens

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

185

Gei

1. No

Names

Born

Died Married to

933

5

345

Malvina L. Creson

Dec. 20, 1S50

William E. Creson

G

Cliildren

tt

Lewis Joshua

Oct. 23, 1872

1G9G

Sophia Elizabetli

Jan. 19, 1874

George W. Allen

1G97

Etta Lillian
Aai-ou Hauser
Daisy Alice

Nov. 5, 1875
Dec. 25, 1877
Nov. 3, 1870

Charles E. Secrest

Cora Lee

April 5, 1SS2

Tu)ie 30, 1S94

Mortimer William

May 8, 1885

John Martin

April 23, 1887

Nov. 10, 1888

Emma Gertrude

Jan. 23, 1889

Jane Kate

Sept. 5, 1890

Lucy

May 28, 1894

934

5

345

Martin M. Levering

May 25, 1853

Sarah M. Keller

G

Children

6

Eva Theresa
Nellie Florence
Benjamin Franklin
Frederick Raymond
Bertha Alice

935

Oct. 24, 1882
July 15, 1884
June 16, 18SG
Jan. 12. 1889
Nov. 23, 1890

5

345

Alice Tayloi"

May 31, 1858

Henry Taylor

G

Children

6

Amy

Minnie

Glenn

Lewis Moody

Alice Floy

Fannie Theresa

William Thomas

936

Jan. 8, 1881
Nov. 14, 1882
Jan. 4, 1885
Aug. 27, 1887
Dec. 30, 1889
July 17, 1892
Jul'y 13, 1894

5

345

Lewis R. Levering

Sept. 14, 1867

Mary I. Schultz

G

Childi-en

6

Charles Montgomery
INIary Louisa

937

Oct. 17, 1893
July 15, 1895

5

345

William H. Levering

July 21, 1869

Florence J. McRoberts

G

Children

6

Florence May
Theodore Thomas

938

Dec. 1, 1892
July 1, 1894

5

345

Ruth Ann Crout

Mar. 5, 1872

Charles W. Crout

G

Children

6

James Levering
939

Oct. 26, 1894

5

346

Laura Fleming

Jan. 1865

Is. Fleming

G

No further report received

186

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

940

5

348

Henry L. ^Michael

Jan.

23,

ISC.l

G

Children

(J

Harold Ralph

Aug-.

19,

1892

Kuth :\Iontgomery

Feb.

28,

1894

Lois Grace

Oct.

9

1899

Charles Bauman

Dec.

12,

1902

941

5

350

Emeliue S. Shireman

Dec.

28,

1849

G

Children

6

Kobert L.

Sept.

22

1S72

Milton S.

April

. 25',

187G

942

5

350

Joseph H. Shireman

July

27,

1852

G No Ohildi-en

943

5 350 Charles W. Shireman
G Childi-en

0 1435 Marie E.

Gertie S.

Mabel ¥.

Katie E.

944

5 350 Sarah A. Seyfried
G No Children

945

5 350 Eugene F. Shireman

G

Children

(J

Herbert F.
Beulah M.
Helen C.
Carrie M.
Paul E.
Charles W.
John A.

946

5

351

Marv S. Happel

G

Child

(')

143r.

William A.

351

947

Ella L. Snyder

Children
Emily F.
Elsie L.

948

')1 Sarah E. Trein
Child
Charles A.

Mar. 19, 1855

Sept. 20, 1881
Oct. 23. 1885
June 30, 1889
July 28, 1898

May 18, 18G4

Sept.

1866

Nov. 5, ISSG
June 22, 1889
May 25, 1892
Sept. 8, 1894
Nov. 16, 1896
April 20, 1899
Seiit. 27, 1901

Feb. 4, 1853
Oct. 26, 1S78

July 16, 1854

Nov. 6. 1890
Mar. 22. 1892

June 21. 1856 Oct. 5. 1898
Jan. 26. 1878

Grace E. Bauman

William Steinmetz

Belle Ehret

Katie Taugeman
Augui^t Wiese

Joseph Seyfriefl

Camilla A. Buss

W. I. Happel

Emma S. Albert

Joseph A. Snyder

Israel D. Trein

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

187

Gen

I. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

949

5

G

6

351

Emjma M. Koehler

Children
Helen I.
Grace L.

950

Jan. 30, 1863

May. 22, 1901
Dec. 26, 1903

Thomas Koehler

5
G
(J

353

Araminta S. Hosfeld

Childi-eu
William S.
George W.

951

Aug. 18, 1809

May 5, 1892
Jan. 7, 1895

George W. Hosfeld

5
G

354

Harry 0. Levers
No Cliildreii

952

Mar. 22, 1806

Laura L. Ott

5
G
6

354

Carrie L. Sliimer

Children
Eimiline L.
Ruth C.
Clayton C.
Laura L.
Henry A.

953

Jan. 24, 1808

June 5, 1889
July 5. 1890
Mar. 27, 1892
Oct. 24, 1894
Aug. 8, 1897

Clayton L. Shimer

5
G

356

Lucinda A. Trein
No Children

954

July 19, 1862

Stephen A. Trein

5
G

35G

John F. Ebbecke

No children

955

July 17, 1806

Minnie Ruhe

5
G
6

35G

Mary E. Keller

Children
Henry Alvin
Clarrissa Elizabeth
Emma Ebbecke
John Andrew
Frederick George

956

July 2, 1870

July 31, 1894
Oct. 4, 1890
June 14, 1898
Aug. 31, 1900
June 26, 1903

June

17.

1!:k)5

Harry Keller

5
G
6

357

Jane E. Kortz

Children
William H.
Isabella T.

957

April 29, 1858

Oct. 28. 1883
Sept. 18, '1885

Oct.

11,

1902

William H. Kortii

5
G
6

357

Harry W. Kern

Children
Harold Stanley
Kenneth Eibbecke
Morris Mettler
Paul Darlington

May 29, 1864

July 9. 1885
Sept. 27, 1888
Sept. 24. 1890
Sept. 7, 1894

June
Sept.

17.
20,

1905
1890

Belle Mettler

188

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

958

5

358

Anna Miller

April 23, 18G1

G

Children

G

Lucy B.

Sept. 5, 1885

Daniel J.

Jan. 27. 1889

Carl N.

Oct. 31. 1894

George C.

June 14, 1899

959

5

358

Ella J. George

June 13, 18G4

G

Children

6

Charles Daniel

Feb. 28, 188G

Fred Abraham

Se])t. 20, 1888

Helen Brown

Nov. 5, 1890

William H. Jr.

April 14, 1903

960

5

361

Granville Nading

Jan. 15, 1858

G

Children

G

Raymond E.

Dec. S, 1893

Buren A.

Aug. 26, 1895

Elsie E.

Dec. 23, 189G

Herbert W.

July 13, 1898

Kenneth G.

July 23, 1900

961

5

363

James F. Spach

Aug. 9, 1870

G

Children

6

Lelia H.

Aug. 4, 1893

Pearl L.

June 10, 1895

Mamie V.

Mar. 31, 1897

Myrtle A.

April 30, 1899

Anna C.

Aug. 29, 1901

Grade M.

Feb. 1, 1904

962

5

364

Matilda C. Dorsch

Dec. 24, 1851

a

Children

6

Emma E.

Feb. 23, 1886

Frank

Oct. 13, 1889

963

5

3G4

Milton S. Shultz

April 23, 1853

G

Child

6

1437

Mildred
964

Nov. G, 1880

5

364

Anna M. Mahady

Feb. 22. i85G

G

There are several c
965

hildi-en in this fami

5

3C4

Asnos F. Schmidt

Oct. 12, 1860

G

No Children

July

1S91

Charles N. Miller

William H. George

Victoria Hickx

Julia Brawdv

John Dorsch

Emma R. Loper
George Cascaden

George Mahady
John Schmidt

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

Gen. No. Names

Born

Died

Married to

966

5 oC)4 Caroline A. Scbenek Nov. ("i, IS!)2

G There are several children in this family.

Unic-o Schenck

968

5 3(54 Emma H. Hall
G No Children

Nov. 29, 1865

William T. Hall

5

366

Emma F. Miskell

June

12,

1859

Jan.

19,

1895

G

Children

6

1520

Mary Ann

Jan.

13,

1880

Nov.

10,

1900

1521

Elizabeth F.

Feb.

3,

18S3

1522

Paulene G.
Emma F.

969

Jan.
Dec.

11.

27,

1887
1891

5

366

Harry E. Clewell

Aug.

17.

1863

G

Children

0

Plenry E.

Feb.

5.

1885

Jan.

10,

1889

Sophia

Nov.

26,

1880

Mar.

9,

1889

Joseph R.

Feb.

12,

1894

Walter L.

May

22,

1903

970

5

368

BYank Abel

June

17,

1859

George Miskell

Fred. Wehmeier
Robert Hobinson
Robert Duffeld

Mary A. Richter

Jessie E. Stout

971

5 368 Henry P. Abel

(;

Children

6

1438

Allen L.
Willis J.
Hattie M.

972

918

Emily E. Abel

5

368

Rev. Allen Abel

G

Children

6

Esther C.
Ruth E.
MaiT E. H.
Paul BenjamiB

Aug. 31, 1861

Sept. 30, 1883
June 0, 1885
Aug. 9, 1889

Uav 30, 1871
Aug. 9, 1866

Feb. 11, 1893
April 28, 1S94
Dec. 19. 1896
Sept. 27, 1899

Jennie Jones
Lena R. Frey

Rev. Allen Abel
Emilv L. Mack

973

5 368 Charles Abel
G No Children

Oct. 27, 1874

Carrie Deitrich

974

369 Andrew B. Clewell
No Children

Jan

Lizzie Baker

190

GENEALOGY OF

Gei:

L. No.

Names

Born

Died

Alarried to

975

5
G
6

369

Hai-ry olewell

Children
Harry Leo
William Ed.
John Henry

976

July 28,

Sept. 21,
Alar. 5.
Aug 21,

1S74

1<:K)0
1903
1904

July 6,
Alar. 12.
Nov. 12.

1901
1903
1904

Nellie Daily

5
G
6

369

Marj' A. Kossiter

Childi-en
Katharine Myrtle
John Ed^Yard

977

Jan. 1,

June 30,
Jan. 3,

1876

1898
1903

Wm. A. Rossiter

G

3(;9

Theresa Griffin
No Children

July 10,

1880

Stephen G. Griffin

978

5 370 William Hartman
G Children

6 William Christian
Edward Paul

979

5 372 Otillia L. Barron
G Children

d 1439 Sarah P.
Frankie A.

980

5 372 Emma E. Ballinger
G Cliildren

(j 1440 Lewis Keyser
Clara Alable

981

5 372 Clara A. Torrey
G Children

July 3. 1868

July 26, 1895
Alay 16, 1900

April 3, 1858

Oct. 23, 1878
Dec. 19, 1887

June 29, 1802

Aug. 9, 1883
Aug. 9. 1885

April 24, 1866

6

Pysche Erma

May

11,

1885

Erros Anne

Aug.

24,

1887

Guy Clewell

Jan.

7,

i895

982

5

372 Franklin H. G. Clewell

Alar.

5,

1871

G

Children

0

Aluri'ny Uichard

Oct.

26,

1903

Dorothy Louise

Nov.

8,

1905

983

5

373 Lewis H. Aleyers

Alay

21,

1859

G

Children

6

Clara B;.

Sept.

23,

1885

Irene E.

Dec.

24,

1889

Florence C.

Feb.

21,

1891

Louis H. V.

July

24,

1896

Alary Schall

John Barron
Rufus Geiger

John Ballinger
Pearl L. Riley

Orrin S. Torrey

Susie E. Armstrong

Nettie Shailbolt

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

191

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

984

5 373 Clara E. Bradford
G No Childi-en

985

5 373 Oliarles W. Meyers
G Cliild

6 Grace B.

986

5 373 JolLhu G. Meyers

G Child

6- Margaret M.

987

5 375 Mattie A. Brahana
G No Claildren

988

5 375 Walter D. Clewell
G No Children

989

5 376 Laura A. Sayers
G Childi-en

6 William H. L.
James C.
Clara C.
Mildred A.

990

5 376 Clinton S. Werkheiser
G No reply after repeated

991

5 376 Henry P. Werkheiser
G No Children

992

Nov. 29, 1S60

Dec. 31. 1866
Aug. 9, 1892

Sept. 12, 1868
Aug. 21, 1903

Nov. 24, 1869
April 11, 1871

July 28, 1870

Mar. 15, 1892

June 14, 1894 Sept. 30. 1894

Mar. 22, 1897

Sept. 11, 1898 Feb. 24. 1899

April 25, 1872
efforts.

July 25. 1874

5
G

6

37G

Jennie 0. Griffith

Child
Mildred A.

993

Mar.
July

5,
17.

1877
1899

5
G
6

377

Charles W. Clewell

Children
Luther D.
Eschor B.

994

Feb.

Apri
Aug.

3.

1 4.
15,

1877

1898
, 1901

5
G

377

Annie B. Osman

Child
Robert James

Nov.
Mar.

30.

18.

1880
1906

Dr. F. Bradford

Cluudine Brooks

Minnie Seitz

D. A. Brahana

Alice Black

James Sayers

Martha E. Alcorn

Florence E. Bader

Lesley G. Griffith

Edith Gohic

Robert F. C)sm,"in

192

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

995

5
G
6

379

Charles W. Clewell

Child
Mildred

996

Mar. 2. 1876
Aug. 23, 1899

5
G
6

379

Helen 0. Stewart

Child
Helen Narcissa

997

May 7, 1885
Oct. 7, 19(>i

5
G
6

382

Mary E. Booth

Children
Frank L.
Edna M.
Norman H.
Howard S.
Irvin V.

998

Feb. 20, 1870

Dec. 21, 1893

Sept. 5. 1896 Aug. 6, 1897

Jan. 11, 1898

Jan. 13, 1901

Nov. 8, 1905

5

382

Howard C. Sanders

Sept. 15, 1874

G

6

Child
Howard K.

999

Mar. 5, 1900 May 19, 1900

5
G

382

Carrie B. Freed
No Children

1000

Jan. 1, 1879

5
G

383

Laura Ste^r
No Children

1001

Aug. 25, 1876

5
G

386

William F. Kneezel
No Children

1002

Jan. 13, 1870

5

386

Albert 0. Kneezel

Dec. 6, 1872

G

6

Children
Harry B.
Walter 0.
Albert
Mabel

1003

Dec. 15. 1899
Oct. 8, 1902

f5
G

6

386

Walter C. Kneezel
Child
Isabel M.

1004

Mar. 24, 1875
Aug. 16, 1902

5
6

386

Edsar C. Kneezel

Child
Clmens F.

Mar. 24, 1878
Nov. 6, 1904

Eva Merrick

Dauiel L. Stewart

John F. Booth

1. Nellie Kerby

2. Clara Hanna

Leonard Freed

John Steer

Carrie Schrey

1. Marv Marsden

2. Matilda Root

Maggie McAnally

Minnie Kling

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

193

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1005

3SG Alva M. Roesler
Child
Dorothy-

July IG, 1880

Carl A. Roesler

1006

Georg^^e B. Whittlesey
No children

Sept. 28, 1857

Emma A. Hoyt

1007

(> 380 Mary E. Lash
F No children

June 2, 1859

H. M. Lash

1008

8S9 Herbert C. Whittlesey
Children
Harriet T.

Oct. 27, 1862
Aug. 26, 1895

Maye F. Eagan

1009

6 391 Mary A. Waggoner
F Children

7 Mary C.
Joseph D.
William H.

June 7, 1869

July 19, 1892
July 28, 1896
July 28, 1899

George Waggoner

1010

6 392 Corinne E. Stine
B^ No children

July 31, 1809 May 1, 1894 Prof. Wilbur Stine

1011

6
F

893

Luella M. Snider
No further report

1012

May

17,

1808

6
F

7

394

Lydia M. Woolman

Children
Charles UeWitt
Mary Kathryn

1013

Dec.

Jan.
Mar.

31,

26,
23,

1872

1895
1905

6
F

394

Delberd J. Beckley
No children

1014

Jan.

8,

1875

6
F

399

Minnie Free
No children

Feb.

14,

1859

Wm. H. Snider

P. H. Woolman

Ida M. Hench

Free

1015

399 Eugene Laubach
Children
Eugenia H.
Harvey A.

April 22, 1862

Sept. 11, 1892
Nov. 10, 1895

Helen H. Harvey

194

GENEALOGY OF

Gen

. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1016

0
F

4(;>()

William V. Hi'iuleisoii
No cbildren

1017

Dec. 9, 18G7

Agnes B. MeCann

F

402

Ida Keeley

Cbildi-en
Jobn Ubler
William David

1018

Oct. 26, 1866

Oct. 14, 1S85
Feb. 16. 1887

Robert E. Keeley

6
F

409

Clark L. Reed
No Cbildren

1019

Nov. 27, 1879

Mary Underwood

6
F

7

411 Mabel 0. Prather
Child
Maurice J. R.

Nov. 6, 1880
Sept. 29, 1900

Benj. L. I'ratber

1020

0
F

7

4-28

Harrv ^^teiner

Cbild
Walter H.

1021

Sept. 30. 1860
Oct. 27, 1888

Mary C. Kohl

6
F

429

:Mary E. Walp
No cbildren

1022

May 26, 1858

William Walp

6

X'

429
1698

Emma S. Adair

Cbildren
Ralpb B. Walp
George W.
Margaret I.

1023

Nov. 14, 1866

Sept. 22. 1883
Feb. 22, 1890
Feb. 2, 1902

David H. Adair
Hattie Nagel

6
F

429

Frank L. Vogenitz
No cbildren

1024

Aug. 24, 1873

Sarah Savitz

6

F

7

431

Sarab Gasel

Child
Charles

1025

July 27, 1862
Aug. 30, 18»4

August Cassel

0
F

431

John Litzenberger

Cbildren
Helen
Harf)ld
William
Hilda
Elsia
Esther
Jobn

Sept. 22, 18(54

:Mar. 2, 1891
Feb. 2r.. 1893
June 24. 1894
Sept. 20. 1896
Feb. 8. 1898
Feb. 7, 1899
Feb. 20, 1901

Oct. 1, 1901

Maggie Stuber

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

195

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1026

431 Geor^iie Litzeuberger
Children
Sadie Bertlia
Elizabetli

Marguerite Josephine
George Levan
Ma.v Irene
Harrj' Charles
Lillie Sarah

IMay 5, 1872

April 13, 1893
:\Iar. 29, 1894
Jan. 6, 1895
Mar. 10, 1898
Sept. 16, 1899
Aug. 22, 1901
Aug. 22, 1901

Flora Lehr

1027

431 Gertrude ITeberroth
Children
Steward Edwin
Lillian Matuda O.
Le Ro.v Harry C.
Emma Agnes

]\tay 10, 1874

May 8. 1S92

Nov. 19, 1896

Aug. 12, 1900

Aug. 12, 1902

Charles Ueberroth

Sept. 22. 1898
April 3, 1901

1028

6 432 Eliza L. Wright
F Child

Lillie R.

Nov. 12, 1866 July 6, 1899 James Wright
1891

1029

6 432 William S. Bander
x> Child

7 John E.

Feb. 26, 1868 Nov. 16, 1893 Etta M. Steer

D'ec. 14, 1892

1030

6 432 Carrie A. Knauss
F No children

Dec. 4, 1869

George Knauss

1031

6 432 Mary H. Smith
F No children

April 8, 1871

William T. Smith

1032

6 432 Sarah Hull
F Child

7 Irene

April 4, 1872
Jan. 18, 1894

Ilomauus Hull

1033

6 432 Harvey F. Bander
F No children

Sept. 17, 1877

Mary riant

196

GENEALOGY OF

Geu. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1034

()

48:]

Ida Paiell

Feb. 5, 1865

F

Children

7

1441

Bessie

IMav 6, 1882

1442

Annie

Oct. 10, 1883

1443

Cora

June 7, 1885

Cliarles

Mar. 31, 1887

Jennie

Jan. 30, 1889

John

July 81, IBflO

William

June 17, 1894

Gertrude

Feb. 9. 1896

Harvey

May 13. 1898

Otto

Mar. 10, 1900

Louis

Nov. 30, 1902

Stanley

Jan. 22, 1904

1035

6

433

Mary Crook

Jan. 20, 1871

F

Child

7

Jennie
1036

Oct. 22, 1890

6

433

Martha Fielding

Feb. 22, 1875

P

Child

'

Clarence

1037

Aug. 12, 1897

6

433

Lizzie Baker

Sept. 14, 1877

F

No children
1038

6

433

Gerti'ude Glenn

Nov. 30, 1878

F

Child

7

Harry
1039

Aug. 11, 1902

()

434

Wi]liam F. Schmidt

Jan. 6, 1871

F

Child

7

Charies K.
1040

Dec. 19, 1900

(;

434

Herbert T. Schmidt

Nov. 5, 1872

F

Children

7

Charles H.

April 16, 1901 Deceased

Gerald H.

Nov. 15, 1902

1041

n

434

Charles C. Schmidt

Mar. 4, 1876

F

Children

7

Louis

Dec. 0. 1900

(ienavere

Dec. 28, 1902

William

Oct. 19, 1904

Joseph Ruell

Otto Talbot
John Fredericks
Keuben Blanchard

John Crook

Edward Fielding

William Baker

Charles Glenn

Anna Hinken

Mary Bear

Reca Berger

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

197

Geu. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1042

43-1

Amelia E. Hinken
Children

Feb.

17

1SS0

7

Miirgnret

Anna I.. Willnui

Aug.
Nov.

22

5"

1898
1899

Apri

12

1903

1043

G

434

Miltou V. SL-Iimidt
Children

Mm:

22,

1882

V

Vivian
Frank E.

1044

.Alav
May

22

1901
1903

0
F
7

435
5444

Alfred Yogenitz

Children
Lanra M.
:\Ieda M.
Sarah L.
Minnie E.

1045

Fel).

July
Jan.
Dec.
May

5,

12,
1,
14,

7,

1852

1878
1879
1885
1889

6
F

435

James S. Yogenitz
Children

Dec.

13,

1859

(

Beatus
Elsie Louisa
Jesse James
Raymond Lloyd
Carrie Maud

1046

June
June
Oct.
Aug.

Nov.

IS,
17
13,

15,

1887
1888
1889
1893
1895

6
F

7

435

Jane M. Sell

Children
Arthur Franklin
Leroy Evan

Mar.

Mar.
Oct.

4,

5,
11,

1873

1894
1897

June 18, 1887
Dec. 13, 1888

William Hinken

Ida Allen

S. Emma Acker
Alliert Lueh

Ellen Smith

Wm. P. A. Sell

1047

6 435 Ida M. Garis
F No children

Nov. 10, 1874

Franklin Garis

1048

437 Lillian A. Reph
Children
Marion Estella
Dorothy Mary

Dec. 20, 1880

Jan. 28, 1900
Jan. 5. 1903

William Repb

1049

6 440 Clara Cooley
F Child

7 Mattie M. D.

April 3, 1873 Sept. 21, 1905 H. H. Cooley
June G, 1899 Aug. G, 1900

198

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Died

Married to

441

1050

Robert A. Mikscli

Children
Grace Elfrida
Charles Francis
Emma Catharine
Esther Maria
Ruth Elizabeth

Dec. 23, 1870

Oct. 2, 1891)

Nov. 8, 1897

Feb. 17, 1899 May 12, 1899

Dec. 3, 1901 Sept. 24, 1904

Sept. ]G, 1905

Carrie E. Herring

1051

G 441 Stella E. Kichline

F Children

7 Dorotha Rtaria

Warren Frederick

Jan. 25, 1877

Mar. 25, 1898
July 9, 1S99

Frank Kichline

1052

G 441 Ella E. Mory

F Child

7 Alice Irene

July 9, 1881
Mar. 15, 1899

Frank Mory

1053

G 442 Mary A. Hawkins

F Child

7 Romaine Bates

July IG, 18(!8
July 14. 1893

Harry R. Hawkins

1054

G 442 Clara B. Allen
F No Children

Feb. 17, 1882

George L. Allen

1055

6

44G

James Sey fried

Nov.

20, 1SG9

F

Children

7

AVilliam
Emma

1056

Nov.
May

29, 1898
G, 190]

G

454

J. Franklin Steinmetz

Dec.

12, 1859

F

Child

'

Leonard F.

1057

Dec.

31, 1884

Jan. 4,

1885

(i
F

454

Susan ^L Schock
Chikli-'en

Mar.

25, 1861

7

Elson Leroy
Ora Sabilla
Jesse Jasper
Olevia Orettia
Mabel Clara
Lenora May

Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
May

17, 1878
IG, 1881

18, 1883
30, 1888
G. 1891
21, 1892

Eslia Vestilla

Aug.

30. 1895

Dec. 14.

1895

Clifford Donelda

Sept.

10. 189G

Sept. IG

, 189G

Adolph Clemence

Sept.

21, 1899

Maggie Clark

Allie Levan

Eli Schock

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

199

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1058

454 Emma E. Osthoff
(,'liildren
George F.
Carolyn T.
Gertrude 0.
Almyra M.

1059

454 Rev. M. J. Steinmetz
Ctliildren
Agnes M.
Esther 0.
Ruth M.
Beulah

1060

454 Rev. C. S. Steinmetz
Children
Harr.v Francis
Edwin Earl
Bessie Almira
Bertha Catharine
Charles Franklin

1061

454 Carrie M. Maier
Child
Morrison R.

Nov. 20, 1802

May 16, 1881

Mar. 21, 1883

June 27, 1884

Dec. 2, 1887

July 24, 1804

Nov. 10, 1892
Jan. 13, 1890
Aug. 10, 1897
Mar. (>, 1902

Jan. 22, 1800

Oct. 31, 1885
May 21, 1888
Nov. 11, 1890
Jan. 20, 1892
Aug. 23, 1898

July 11, 1870
June 1, 1900

George Osthoff

Lillian Funk

Sept. 8, 1894

Jessie M. Currier

Dec. 21, 1880
Oct. 12, 1891

A. Maier

1062

450 Wilson D. Seyfried
Child
Warren Raymond

1063

450 Anna M. L. Beers
Children
Howard K
Paul E.
Charles F.
Anna M.
Florence Mabel
Daughter

1064

457 Charles W. Loux

For his family see (80

Oct. 9, 1868
Dec. 8, 1890

Sept. 24, 1873

July 15, 1896
Mar. 4, 1898
Nov. 27, 1900
June 15, 1903
Aug. 2, 1905
June 1907

Dec. 4, 1868

459

1065

Eugene D. Trein

Child
Evangeline Rebekah

Lizzie E. Benner

Thomas Beers

Helen A. Giersch

Oct. 29, 1879 Jennie C. Achenbach

Jan. 14, 1904 Sept. 23, 1906

200

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1066

462 Emma L. Sehlegel
No Childi'en

Sept. 10, 1873

Rev. Carl Sehlegel

1067

C 462 Oscar O. Fehr
F Cliilclren

Aug. 2, 1875

7

Florence May
Lela Gertrude

1068

Mar. 10, 1902
July 16, 1903

6
F

7

462

liobert L. Fehr

Children
Irene Loviua
Pearl Emma

1069

June 6, 1878

May 6, 1902
Aug. 4, 1905

6
F

7

4G(J

Edna A. Carl

Children
Norman
Mamie E.

1070

April ]8, 1872

Dec. 9. 1893
July 15, 1895

6
F

7

406

Odilia M. Hittle

Children
MUlie E.
Raymond E.

1071

May 18, 1874

April 22, 1892
Sept. 9, 1894

6
F

406

Selma L. Schafer
No Children

1072

April 9, 1870

6
F

7

466

Lillie J. Fehr

Children
Clara M.
Sylvester F.

1073

Dec. 22, 1878

Sept. 26, 1897
Aug. 10, 1901

6
F

7

467

Albin H. Millheim

Children
Charles B.
Clarence A.
Beulah S.

1074

Nov. 24, 1870

Nov. 3, 1893
Aug. 26, 1895
Feb. 26, 1905

6
F

7

467

Robert L. Millheim

Children
William A.
Helen G.
Franklin Z.
Fannie M.

June 21, 1872

Dec. 3, 1894
Sept. 4. 1898
Mar. 31, 1901
April 21, 1904

Gertrude Barthold

Elenora A. Miller

Charles R. Carl

John J. Hittle

August Schafer

Lizzie Kline

Lilly Zuck

THE CLEWBLL FAMILY.

201

Gen. No.

Boru

Died.

Married to

1075

4G7 Annie J. Meixsell
Children
Mamie L.
Clara M.
Elmer P.
Walter F.

1076

467 Oliver W. Millheim
Children
Elda M.
Laura L.
Stella V.

Mar. 11, 1874

Apr. 12, 1893
Mar. o, 1SU4
Feb. 29. 1896
Nov. 8. 1901

July 5, 1S76

Mar. 22, 1897

Aug. 29, 1899

Nov. 6, 1902

Percy Meixsell

May 11, 1S9:J

Annie Henslino

1077

468 William L. George
Childi-en
Marion K.
Wallace I.
Nellie M.

Aug. 22, 1870

Sept. 11, .1895
Nov. 9, 189(5
May 28. 1898

Emma S. Billheimer

1078

6 468 Harry F. George
F Children

7 Ruth I.
Grace A,

Feb. 25, 1872

June 1. 1896
Mar. 14, 1898

Annie C. Musselmau

1079

6 4G8 Lizzie Lichtenwalner
F No children

Aug. 4, ISSO July 30, 1900 Joseph Lichtenwalner

1080

6

469

Eleonor S. Hoch

April 25.

1874

F

Childi-en

7

Flora S.

July 9.

1892

Bertha M.

Oct. 14,

1895

Helen E.

Oct. 4,

1898

1081

6

469

Harvey J. Fehr

April 17,

1876

F

Children

7

Lilly

Dec. 3.

1899

Verna Irene

July 26.

1904

1082

6

469

Milton G. Fehr

April 12,

1878

F

Children

7

Pearl F.

Piopt. 14,

1899

Knlnnd A.

May 8,

1901

Clement

1902

Mearle Elemanda

Sept.

1904

William H. Hoch

Tina Rapp

Ellen Mann

202

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1083

409 Amelia Y. Steward
Children
Russell A.
Hilda Elizabeth

1084

469 Irwin J. Felir

Children
Ell^\lood
Earl
Clarence

1085

470 Emma L. Barger

No Childi-en

1086

470 Julius R. Haberstumpf
No Childi-en

1087

Feb. 24, ISSO

Feb. 9, 1901

Sept. 15, 1903 Feb. 17, 1904

Sept. 30, 18S1

Dee. 17, 181

Oct. 5, 1875

6

471

Alice J. Siegfried

Mar. 21,

1872

F

Childi-en

7

William Franklin

Feb. 13,

1892

Clarence Edward

Sept. 17

, 1893

Elsie May

Dec. 27,

1894

Walter Eugene

Oct. 22,

1897

George Lewis

Mar. 13,

1902

1088

<j

471

Lizzie A. Frable

June 21,

1874

F

Children

7

William Franklin

Nov. 14,

1895

Edna Lillie

Dec. 14,

1897

Mary Susannah

Aug. 2(),

1901

Floj'd

Feb. 22,

1903

Son

June 21,

1905

1089

0

471

Mary AVelty

Dec. 15,

1879

F

No Children
1090

(>

472

Alice M. Kline

Feb: 21,

1878

F

No children

1091

6

473

Jerome S. Fehr

Dec. 13,

1881

F

Children

7

Elmira Elizabeth

Sept. 2,

1904

David Franklin

Aug. 26,

1905

1092

(J

474

Cora M. Kinginger

April 30

. 1880

F

No Children

Harvey Steward

Emma Bouser

Homer Barger

Jennie Smoyer

Edwin Siegfried

Layel Frable

George AVelty

William Kline

Emma Bonser

Edward Kinginger

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

Gen. No.

BDrn

Died

Married to

1093

475 Cliiatou H. Schlegel
Child
Helen M.

Dec. 10, 1882
Nov. 12, 1902

Mary Reph

1094

476 Katie V. Weaver

Child
Clarence L,

Aug. 23, 1885
Aug. 28, 1905

Thomas H. Weaver

1095

G 478 Therasa H. Burger

F Child

7 Mildred M.

1096

G 482 Birdie S. Williamsoi;
F Children

7 Emma S.

Mamie M.

1097

6 483 Wilson R. Saylor
F Children

7 Robily I.
Roland R.
Jennie I.

Sept. 16, 1S88
Sept. 26, 1905

Jan. 3, 1879

Oct. 15, 1898
Nov. 18, 1902

Feb. 19, 1880

May 11, 1899
May 12, 1899
June 15, 1904

Peter D. Burger

John Williamson

Clara Dech

1098

6 490 Eugene A. Clewell
F Child

7 Paul Edwin

July 23, 1884
Dec. 23, 1904

Katie Willauer

492

1099

Laura E. Itterly

Children
Emily M.
Infant
Naomia I.

Mar. 28, 1884

Feb. 9, 1901

Dec. 8, 1903 Dee. 8, 1903

Dec. 5, 1904

Erwin Itterly

507

1100

Anna M. Achenbach

Children
Harry O.
Louisa D.
Thomas

July 17, 1867

May 24, 1889
April 16, 1891
July 20, 1895

Fred J. Achenbach

1101

Dairmar E. Kiefer

Child
Frances Helen

April 1, 1809
Jan. S, 1906

J. Morris Kiefer

204
Gen. No.

GENEALOGY OF

Names

Died

Married to

1102

0 508 Alice J. (Barres) Ric-e

F Children

7 Warren J.

Ada May

Rutli I.

Paul H.

Franklin E.

Pearl A.

1870

April 15, 1888
April 17, 1890
Sept. 19, ifsyi
Feb. 17, 1S93
Axxs. 20, 1895
July 20. 1898

r 1. Harry 1
\ 2. Geo. Ki

1. Harry Barres
Llice

Nov. 10, 1891

No ehildrea with second husbantl.

1103

F

58

Clinton H. Fehr
No Children

1104

I\Liy 29, 187G

F

7

509

Mame C. Warman

Child
Margaret F.

1105

Mar. 4, J 872
May 5. 1894

6
F

7

509

Jennie O. Williams

Children
Walter F.
Elizabeth F

1106

•Tune 5, 1877

^lar. 10. 1901 Ma
June 25, 1904

r. 20, 1901

6

610

Milton Sc'.miickle

Dec. 23. 1807

F

7

Child (first wife)
Paul E.

1107

April 21, 1893

F

7

510

Lewis C. Schmickle
Child
Carl Bush

1108

July 25, 1871
Sept. 10. 1903

6

F

511

Wilson H. Fehr
No Children

1109

April 14, 1871

6
F

512

Flovd H. Walter
Childi-en
Violet May
Clarence

•Tuly 28. ISTS

April 22. 1902
Nov. 29. 1903

1110

r. 514 Herben W. Fehr
F No Children

nil

c, .515 Allen W. Keller
F No Children

Lula Higgeus

William Warman

Chas. C. Williams

r 1. Laui-a Kicksecker
\ 2. .Jennie Derhammer

Rebecca O. Bush

Lillie Kostenbader

Clara Ha tier

Dec. 17, 1872 .Tulv 20. 1902 Lizzie Haines

June 12, 1878

Eva A. Reese

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

205

Gen. No.

Names

Born

1112

6 522
F

Aaron F. C'lewell

Child
Grace

1113

Sept. 20, 1879
July lltOo

6 528
F

Clarence O. liuckenbuch
No Chllcli-en

Jime 24, 1873

Died

Married to

Mamie F. Kneer

Miriam A. Osier

1114

528 FredericK K. Luckenbach .Tune 14, 187G
No children

1115

fi

532

Sarah Nading

Sept. 21, 18G9

F

Childi-en

7

May

Mar. 2H, 1892

Geneva

May IG, xvoi

1116

6

532

Charles M. Beehn

Mar. 1, 187G

F

Children

7

i^uella

Feb. 4, 1900

William F.

June 28. 1901

Em TO a L.

Nov. 28, 1903

1117

(J

532

Reed Beehn

Feb. 13, 1878

F

Children

7

Gladys

July 13, 1900

Myrtle

Mar. 5, 1901

±*'ioyd L.

Sept. 27, 1904

1118

6

533

Mary A. Cook

Oct. 10, 1880

F

Children

7

Morris D.

April 20, 1902

Frances

Dec. 23, 1903

1119

(!

540

Fred A. Briglit

Jan. 6, 1877

F

Cnildi-en

Robert .1 .

Aug. 2, 1900

Jolm

I\Iay 7, 1903

1120

6

544

Annie D. Smith

Jan. 24, 1871

G

Children

7

May E.

Feb. 22, 1893

Raymond W.

Sept. 9, 1894

Florence R.

Feb. 17. 1898

Pauline A.

Mar. 25. 1903

1121

6

544

Harvey M. Clewell

June 29, 1877

G

No Children

Feb. 4, 1900

Gertrude M. Lister

William Nading-

Stella jNI. Reever

Delia Keiieipp

Norris Cook

Annie F. E. Menner

*Samuel Smitn

Mamie Smith

206

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

IVEarried to

1122

546 AJice J. Tosh Demuth

Children
William
Roihert

1123

546 Susan E. Heiser
Child
Edgar

1124

546 Sarah R. Schilling
Children
Mabel
Clair

1125

546 Clara M. Fry

One Child

1126

547 Irwin F. Longenhagen

Children
James J.
Irwin F

1127

550 Estella C. Bayne
Children
Russell Calvin
Arvid Peter

1128

550 Alice C. Hedderich
Child
Mabel Lucile

1129

550 Edna M. Snyder

Children
Glenn E.
Verna M.
Troy A.

1130

551 Harry C. Crouse

Children
Grace
Floyd

Mar. 2S, 1806

Oct. 8, 1885
April 1887

f 1. William Tosh
\ 2 Gustus Dennith

Mar. 22, 1870 Apr. 1907 Albert Heiser

Sept. 23, 1889

Feb. 19, 1873

April 1897
Dec. 28, 1898

Aug. 25, 1881

Aug. 7, 1877

Aug. 21. 1900
Feb. 3, 1904

Oct. 21, 1872

July 23, 1896
Feb. 14, 1899

Dec. 29, 1873
Feb. 25, 1898

June 29, 1875

Sept. 27, 1897
Jan. 7, 1900
Tune lo. 1001

1131

551 Stella Rex

No Children

George Schilling

Harry C. Fry

Mary Cnrroll

Alfred J. Bayne,

John W. Hedderich

Albert E. Snyder

Minerva

Emerson Rex

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

207

Born

Died

Born

Died

Married to

.552

1132

Charles Kuhns

Ciiildren
Dorotliy
Lloyd

Mary

1133

553 Daisy Johnson
Children
Miller
Mary

Harris Johnson

1134

6 553 Marvin Miller
G Child

7 Everett

1135

553 Lawrence Miller
Child
Herbert

Meta

1136

558 Fayette E. Herstein
Children
Augustus J. E.
Saloma N.
A'iola M.
Bertha M.
Amanda B.

July 22, 1874

Feb. 17, 1893

Aug. 28, 1894 Sept. 25, 1898

May 15, 1896 Sept. 17, 1898

Jan. 13, 1899

July 17, 3900

Simon Herstein

1137

6 55<? William M. Snyder
G . No further report

July 10, 1876

Laura Ache

1138

6 558 Floyd L. Snyder
G No Children

Oct. 14, 1882

Bessie Sterner

1139

559 Annie C. Herman
Children
William Charles
Ruth Naomi
Arthur Lewis

Jan. 22, 1878

Mar. 21. 1894

Dec. 5. 1898

Dec. 10, 1901

Philip Herman

1140

6 568 Agnes H. Graver
G No Children

1141

6 569 Laura M. Binkle

G No Children

Oct. 23, 1883

George Graver

Frank Binkle

208

GENEALOGY OF

Gen

. No,

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1142

6
G

7

570

Leander H. Clewell

Children
ISarah E.
Elmer S.
Verlerius L.
Jennie L.
Han-y W.

1143

Feb. 27, 1858

July 29, 1881
Aug. 19, 1882
Mar. 1, 1884
Jan. 5. 1888
Aug. 13, 1889

Oct. 10,
July 21,

Feb. 10,

1881
1883

1891

Elenora Cope

6
6
G

7

923

570

Alice R. Clewell
Walter S. Clewell

Children
George C.
Floyd S.

1144

Aug. 9, 1871

May 17, 1870

April 7, 1892
Feb. 26, 1S91

Walter S. Clewell
Alice R. Hoch

6
G

7

570

Cora L. Babp

Child
Annie M.

1145

Sept. 3, 1877
Nov. 18, 1899

Calvin Babp

6
G

571

Marcus A. Clewell

Children
Clarence O.
Miriam A.
Edger T.
Chas. Melvin

1146

Oct. 7, 1858

July 20, 1886
Apr. 29, 1892
Feb. IK, 189-1
July 19, 1S99

>

.Ignes I. Kuhns

6

G

7

571

Clara J. (Ricksecker) Mar. 26, 1860
Newell
Children (first husband)
Lewis E. July 18, 1876
Josephine C. July 27, 1878
Laura E. Dec. 10, 1879

Jan. 27,
Aug. 18,

ISSl
1880

/ 1. Jos. Ricksecker
1 2. J. S. Newell

Child (second husband)

Helen Thaxter June 23, 1904

6

571

Emma Derr

Oct. 9, 1861

G

Children

7

Thomas A.

Aug. 12, 1882

Clara A.

Aug. 12, 18S9

Edith F.

Sept. 9, 1891

Lillian E.

June 0, 1893

Oliver L.

Feb. 24, 1895

Helen A.

April 15. 1898

Minnie V.

Oct. 14, 1899

Jennie I.

Oct. 29, 1903

1148

6

571

Ida L. Brown

Sept. 23, 1866

G

Children

7

1534

Elmer S.

Feb. 19. 1888

Raymond W.

April 21, 1889

Arlan M.

Aug. 13. 1801

Rogrer L.

Dec. 7, 1894

Gordon C.

July 25. 1899

Lewis Derr

Marcel! Brown
Bessie Sneaden

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

209

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1149

6 571 Robert S. Ciewell
F Children

7 Roy C.
Kiith M.

1150

G 572 Julia E. Dwire
F Children

7 Claude William

Harold W. R.

1151

6 573 George L. Clewell
G Child

7 George L.

1152

G 573 Fannie J. Carver
G Cnildren

7 Winfred W.

Retta

Enoch. Jr.

Ethel May

Helen

Augustus C.

Frances

1153

6 573 Retta C. Palsue

G

Children

7

Cordelia

William C'ewell
Benjamin Alton
Beata

1154

6

574

James Moharter

G

Children

7

1445

William A.
Gertrude E.
Edna V.

1446

Mamie A.
Harvev F.
Eliza J.
Mvrtle M.
Yerdi F.
Charles Edgar
Rebecca E.
Bessie S.

1155

G

574

Louisa Wynings

G

Child

(

Calvin

Oct. 1, 1SG9

May

31,

1893

Aug.

12,

, 1901

Feb.

28,

ISGS

July

s,

1894

Aug.

8,

1894

Sept.

28,

1897

1865
1900

Jan.

10,

1858

Jan.

13,

1883

Jan.

13,

1885

Jan.

31,

1887

Nov.

24,

1888

July

24,

1892

Oct.

24.

1894

May

30,

1897

Oct.

21,

1863

July

27,

1899

May

22

1900

Feb.

27,

1902

.June

15,

J 903

May

10,

1893

Mar.

28,

1850

Dec.

30,

1880

June

: 12,

1882

Jan.

27,

1892

A_pril

- 19,

1886

May

19,

1886

July

22

1887

Mar.

23,

ISSS

Feb.

6.

1890

Oct.

28,

1891

Dec.

10,

1893

Mar.

27

1894

Jan.

15,'

1S07

May

20,

1898

Oct

30.

1898

Feb.

10.

1902

Oct.

28,

1870

July

25.

1889

Agnes T. Young

William Dwire

Cora French

Enoch Carver

Edviin Palsue

Harriet SchaefCer
Manei-va Slusser

Marv. Dietrich

.John Wynings

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Born

Died

Married to

1156

6

574

Nora Bitler

G

Child
Thomas

1157

6

574

William Moharter

G

No children

1158

6

575

Luciuda E. Davie

G

Children

7

William D.

1447

Cora B.
George L.
Ruth C.
Ralph H.
Russel C.

1159

6

575

Mary A. Blank

G

Children

7

Morris

Jennie

George

Charles

Gertrude

Elizabeth

Wilson

Hurley Foster

1180

6

575

Samantha E. Karchner

G

Children

7

Ethel
Margaret

1161

6 575 Frances B. Cortright
G Children

7 Rav B.
Tillie A.
Margaret L.

1162

6 570 Anna Bishop
G Child

7 Elizabeth ,T.

1163

G 570 Il.-irry .T. Clewell
G Children

7 Harry B.

Harris O.

Sept. IG, 1879
June 1899

Oct. 28. 1881

Jan. 6, 18G3

Mav 27. 1882
June 2, 1884
Mar. 9, 1887
Sept. 4. 1889
Mar. 17. 1893
Aug. 15, 1899

Dec. 4, 18G4

July 9, 188R

Nov. 10, 1888

Mar. 17, 1891

July 22. 1893

Mar. 25, 189G

Dec. 14, 1899

Feb. G, 1901

Jan. 18, 1905

Oct. 20, 1870

Aug
Jan.

Oct. 11, 18GG

April 28, 1888
Aug. 2, 1891

July 29, 1905
Aug. 11, 1883
Nov. 29, 1892

Jan. 10. 1889

Aug. 29, 1895

July 26, 1905

7, 1891 Dec. 28, 189c
2, 1896

Nov. 21, 1879

July 10, 1899

Mar. 23, 1901

Feb. 28, 1903

Feb. 28, 18G5

Feb. 7, 1896 Infancy

William Bitler

Ellen Lewis

Alexander Davie
John F. Grove

Levi Blank

George E. Karchner

Sydney Cortright

Joseph Bishop

Fannie Harris

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

211

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1164

6
G

7

576

Clara M. Kiubrade

Childi-en
Margaret
William Roland

1165

Dec.

Dec.
Nov.

18,

20,
25,

1869

1900
1903

6

G

7

576

Minnie A. Breisch

Child
Mary Christine

1166

Aug.
Feb.

15,
4,

1871
1901

6
G

7

576

Olive J. Reitmeyer

Children
Marion L.
Harold Shiffer

1167

Oct.

April
April

22,

10,

7,

1875

1902
1904

6

576

Theadore W. Clewell

Sept.

26,

1877

Andrew Kiubrade

E'rauk Breisch

George Reitmeyer

Edith Sweeney

No childi-en

1168

6

G

576

B. Pearle West
No children

1169

Feb.

li,

1882

6
G

7

577

William H. Clewell

Childi-en
Jaspar G.
Bertha D.
Lita F.
Edith E.
Frank C.

Oct.

Feb.
Nov.
Oct.
Jan.
May

10,

6,
3,
11,
25,

28,

1867

1891 Ma

1892

1896

1898

1901

r. 29, 1893

1170

6

G

7

677

Charles W. Clewell

Child
Raymond F.

Feb.
Feb.

25,
11,

1872
1900

1171

6
G

7

578

Maud Simason

Child
Loren

.1172

May

Oct.

6.

1879
1903

6

G

7

578

Lervy Clewell

Child
Beatris

1173

Nov.
Aug.

21,
29,

1881
1901

6
G

580

Henr.y J. Edwa:
No children

-ds

July

26.

1874

George R. West

Blanche D. Yocum

Carrie M. Hess

David Simason

Milly Smith

Sarah Vanhowtan

212

GENEALOGY OF

Gen

. No.

Names

Born

1174

G
G

580

George S. Edwards
No children

1175

Mar. 9,

1877

G

582

Ernest M. Clewell
No children

1176

Nov. 11.

1875

G
G

582

Lawrence I. Clewell

Children
Rollin E.
Marvin R.

1177

Apr. 9.

April 6,
Oct. 28,

1878

1899
1900

6
G

7

583

Yerdie Kline

Child
Pauline E.

1178

Nov. 15,
Mar. 25,

1877
1902

6
G

585

Minnie L. Schaeffer
No report.

1179

.June 28,

1878

G
G

586

Anna E. Ray

No children

1180

Feb. 16,

18S2

6
G

587

Mary Firey
No children

1181

Dec. 11,

1881

6
G

7

5>9

William H. Opp

Child
Harold R. L.

1182

Feb. 9.
.Tune -\.

1870
l«9f;

G

589

.Tohn S. Opp
No children

1183

June 18.

1871

G
G

591

Milton F. Clewell

Child
Boy

1184

July 3,

1877
1906

G

591

Emily J. Field
No further information

1185

Aug. 17,
received

1880

6

G

ri'.)-2

Charles W. Clewell
No further information

Oct. 10,
received.

1879

Died-

Married to

Mauie Harnian

:Mal)el Aul

Ella A. Currin

Harry Kline

J. W. Schaeffer

John J. Ray

John Firey

Mamie Leyrer

Cora Shover

Lydia .Tones

Adam Field

Jennie Keuimerer

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

Geu

. No.

INames

Born Died

Married to

1186

O
7

594

Artie L. Yoliey

Cliiltlren
Ethel May
Sadie Catharine
l^essie Irene

1187

Aug-.

Mar.
Mar.
Oct.

19, 1875

13, 1897
23, 1902
1, 1903

Mary Snyder

0
G

7

597

Bhmche Richel

Children
Clyde
Alice

1188

Mar.

Mar.

Oct.

25, 1881

2, 1902
10, 1903

J. L. Richel

0
G

598

Bruce ?,Ioyer
No children

1L89

Sept.

29, 1870

Bessie Palmer

0
G

7

599

Sarah C. Shook

Children
Charles Henry
Anna Mav
Ruth Ellen
Florence Amelia

1190

April

Sept.
Feb.
June
Mar.

27, '1864

3, 1880 Oct. 3, 1885
Ki. 1890

21, 1892

22, 1894

P. H. Shook

G

599

Jolin M. Clewell

Jan.

27, 1866

Millie E'senhart

Has three children but no report was received

599

1191

Anna Conner

Children
Lawrence Clewell
Russel Paul
Marion Arlington
Dorothy Ruth

1192

599 Mary E. Lonj
No children

1193

6 600 Emma Witinire
G Children

7 William F.
Edna Pearl

1194

6 60O Clara Fenstermaker
G Children

7 Nt41ie Jeanette
Paul Nelson
Coia Ellen
Randol Clarence

July 8, 1869

Feb. 28, 1897
April 12, 1898
April 12, 1899
Feb. 4, 1901

:May 25, 1875

Feb.23, 1865

Dec. 13, 1886
Oct. 8, 1889

Jan. 31, 1869
Jan. 23, 1888
Dec. 26, 1891

Feb.

1892

Arlington Conner

Charles E. Long

David Witmire

Clement Fenstermaker

214

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

L>ied

Married to

1195

()
G
7

000

Whirl H. Sitler

Cliildreii
Lee Ronald
Martha Helen
Le Anna

1196

Dec. 15, 1870

June 10. 1890
Oct. 9, 1891
Aug. 10, 1896

July 12,
July 23,

1890
1894

G

GOO

Annie E. Nelk
One Child

1197

Dec. 13, 1872

G

7

GOO

Ellen M. Bowers

Children
Rnssel W.
Rollin R.
Floyd S.

1198

Dec. 8, 1876

Aug. 7, 1894
July 20, 1900
Sept. 20, 1902

G

GOO

Bruce S. Sitler
No children

1199

Dec. 3, 1878

6
G

600

Bertha F. Bower
No children

1200

Sept. 30, 1885

G
G

7

GOl

William H. Clewell

Child
Helen Rebecca

1201

May 1, 1876
Dec. 26, 1903

6
G

601

Jennie M. Mutschler
No Children

1202

Jan. 9, 1883

6
G

7

602

Luev L. Meginness

Child
Martha

1203

July 24, 1870
Aug. 7, 1891

Sept. 26.

1902

G

7

602

Lillie W. Orme

Child
Mildred

1204

Sept. 26, 1876
July 27, 1900

Aug. 15,

1902

0
G

7

603

Cora Winegarden

Child
William Henry

1205

Nov. 7, 1878
Sept. 22, 1892

G
7

610

Charles A. Roberts

Children
Anna May
Helen Rebecca

May 10, 18G9

July 27, 1900
June 20, 1903

Carrie Mitchel

Henry Nelk

Charles Bower

Ruth Bittenbeuar

Warren Bower

lues Fay Merrill

A. H. Mutschler

H. E. Meginnes

H. I. Orme

B. G. Winegarden

Mary Waters

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

215

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married, to

1206

6
G

610

Josiali E. Roberls
No children

1207

Aug.

21, 1871

6
G

610

Frank H. Roberts

Children
Ruth Helen
Hugh Russel
Freda Naomi

1208

Sept.

Oct.
Apr.
Mar.

12, 1873

14, 1889

6, 1902

7, 1904

6
G

610

Andrew R. Roberts

Children
Elsie JEva
James Henry

1209

Nov.

Nov.
Jan.

28, 1875

21, 1900
14, 1903

6
G

7

610

Anna M. Fox

Child
Margorie Juan

1210

May
May

7, 1878
28, 1904

6
G
7

611

William R. Decker

Children
xirlene May
Donald Albin

Dec.

Feb.
June

23, 1875

3, 1902
6, 1904

Lillian Getzinger

Marie Shales

Ida Kieffer

John Fox, D. D. S.

Sadie Byerly

1211

6 611 Frank Decker
G Child

7 Arlington Ray

1212

6 615 Lillian V. Ellis
G Children

7 Charles A.
Emmet R.
Birdalyn

1213

6 621 Ellie C. Steckel
G No children

1214

6 621 Harry F. Getter
G Children

7 Elenora Esther
Charles W. H.
Lydia L.
Ardis L.
Barbara D.

Sept. 6, 1879

Sept. 1, 1902 Oct. 29, 1902

Dec. 1, 1875

July 7, 1899 July 8, 1899

Apr. 6, 1901 Infancv.
Jan. 19, 1904 Infancy.

Dec. 29, 1859

May 12, 1864

Mar. 12, 1892

Nov. 24, 1894

Feb. 28, 1897

July 18, 1899

July 2, 1901

Mary Fanner

J. K. Ellis

Thomas J. Steckel

Barbara Paul

216

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Borii

Died

Married to

1215

0 1122 Sabilla Rice
G Cliildren

7 144S Minnie A.

Jolin H.
144D Bertiia M.

Milton J.

Jennie M.

CI if lord 0

Sept. 3, 1S75

Jan. 12, 1877

Mar. 17, 1878

June 2ij, 1S80 Mar. 20, 1881

Feb. 21, 1885 r>ec. 13, 1885

Dec. 31, 1888

Josiah J. Uice
Amandus Fehnel
Amandus L. Stieets

1216

6 622

Annie Dillard

Sept.

2

1859

G

Cniidi-eu

T

Henry H.

Feb.

5,

188 1

1450

Emma J.

.Mar.

20,

1882

Oscar

Mar.

15.

1883

1451

Stella M.

June

H,

1.S85

Kalpli H.

Dec.

30,

1894

Stanley R.

July

15.

1896

Mozil I.

Oct.

2,

1900

Richard Dilliard

Palmer Billheimer
Oscar Koehler

1217

6 622

Amanda Leh

Dec.

24,

1802

G

Cliildren

V 1452

Clara Rebecca

Dec.

11.

1882

Howard Samuel

May

23,

1884

John George

Nov.

15,

1886

Milton Alfred

Jan.

9,

1889

Mabel Ellen

May

26,

1895

'

p:va May

July

1,

1897

Minnie Susie

May

9,

1900

Cyrus R. Leh
M. K. McGraw

1218

6 023

Sarah A. Kline

Dec.

8,

1863

G

Childi-en

7

Emma Jane

June

19,

1884

Minnie Alice

Sept.

1,

1S-S6

Benjamin Wilson

Mar.

30,

188S

Ralph Stephen

Dec.

4,

1890

Miles Charles

Oct.

3,

1891

Berdie Sarah

June

5,

1894

Woody Allen

J une

5,

1894

Hilda Viola

Dec.

11,

1902

Benjamin A. Kline

Nov

1900

1219

Anna M. Strauss

Children
Carrie M.
P^sther P.
Ralph E.
Mnrpnerlte A.

Feb. 26, 18<>4

Au.er. S, 1,8.88

Nov. 21. 1894 Dec. 2, 1894

Feb. 23. 1897 July 4. 1807

Feb. 5. 1898

Phaon T. Strauss

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

217

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1220

t> G23 Minnie A. Hold
G Cnildren

7 Charles Arthur

Emma Augusta
Carrie Esther
Walter Harold
Harry Christian

Aug. 6, 1876

Feb. 24. TS9] Sept. 25. 1891

Feb. 25, 1804

June 29, 1895

Mar. 12, 1897

Nov. 7, 1903

Lewis Hobl

1221

•24 Alice C. Setzer
Children
Henry T.
Russel E.

Nov. 25, 18(57

Feb. ]2, 1900
Jan. 5, 19UI

Edward Setzer

1222

G G24 Ellen E. PoUiett
G Children

7 Bessie

Charles

Edward

1223

624 Amelia Huber
Children
Elta E.
Harold G.
Beatrice K.

May 19, 1873

May IG, 1876

April 26, 1890
Sept. 1, 1901
Mar. 24, 1904

Edward Polliett

Vincent R. Huber

1224

6 624 Robert W. Clewell
G Children

Mar. 27, 1882

7

Hattie M.

.Jan.

12,

1902

Feb.

6,

1902

Ellwiood F.

Dec.

30,

1903

1225

6

626 George N. Eckrote

Oct.

14,

18(S

G

Children

7

Mary Johanna

Mar.

19,

1800

Esther Elizabeth

Nov.

9,

1891

Nov.

10,

1891

Estlier Ann

Apr.

11,

1893

Apr.

19,

1897

Clara Ellen

Aug.

30,

1894

Catherine Emily

Oct.

26,

1896

Alice Ann

June

23,

1899

1226

6

626 Alonzo P. Eckrote

Feb.

10,

1866

G

Children

7

James Frederick

T>ec.

26,

1885

Minor Lloyd

July

16.

18,88

Mary Elemora

July

IS.

1890

Susan May

Sept.

27.

1892

Tune

2(\

1893

Georare Henry

Aug.

3.

1895

Ida Bertha

May

24,

1898

Myrtie Elizabeth

Oct.

29,

1900

Nettie Weiner

Catherine F. Curboy

Maria E. Gruver

218

GENEA1.0GY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Mari;ied to

1227

tJ G2G
G

HaiTy Dreisbach
No children

1228

May

IS.

1875

Annie Campbell

G G27
G

Bessie Kay
No cliildren

1229

Mar.

25,

1881

J ohn Kay

6 628
G

William Clewell

Cbildi-en
John Franklin
Robert

Dee.

July
Mar.

15.

1879

19<)0
1903

Gertrude Aehers

1230

G G2S Minnie Cudlip
G No children

Mar. 21. 1883

Samuel Cudlip

1231

G G2S Cora Riehl
6 No children

1232

G

G34

Sarah C. Dieter

G

No children

1233

G

G84

Catharine

Oplinger

G

Children

7

1453

"Walter W.

1454

Edith E.
Jennie J.
Carrie C.
Kate A.
Anne L.
Charles D.
Roy R.
Floyd F. 0

1234

(;

G84

Samuel C.

Clewell

G

Children

7

1455

Mamie S.

Gertie

Elsie

1235

(')

(«4

R()1)ert ^^•.

Clewell

a

Children

t

1-1 5(;

Cora

1457

Edwin

Howard

Eva

1458

Stella
Clara

1590

Kobert A.
Minnie W.
Asher A.
Arthur F.

Oct. 12, 1887

Jan.

1854

William H. Riehl

Charles Dieter

Reuben Oplinger

Oct.

17.

1874

Annie Lerch

Se])t.

22.

187G

Walter C. Dech

Apr.

27,

1878

Dec. 24,

1885

Apr.

19,

1880

Sept. 3,

1881

Aug.

19,

1883

Jan.

1892

Apr.

23,

188G

Jan.

1892

Sept.

19.

1887

Jan.

1892

July

IG.

1891

Jan.

1S92

June

-,

1898

Mar.

1855

Oct. 5,

1884

Kate Bossard

June

14,

1879

William Smith

3, 1858

Harriet Markle

Dec.

29.

1874

Robert Lightcap

Oct.

17.

T87G

INlinnie Berger

July

25.

1878

Aug.

9. 1880

Nov.

18.

1880

Mav

7. 1890

Oct.

S.

1882

Calvin Stout

Apr.

2!i.

1884

Feb.

7. 1888

Aug.

17.

188(>

Fannie J. Lewis

Jan.

3.

1889

Apr.

3.

1891

Julv

2

1894

THE CLEWBLL FAMILY.

219

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1236

6 634 M. Asher Clewell
G No children

1237

G 0.34 Ella (Ecker) Karsch

G Children

7 Hovi^ard
Eddie
Mark
Clarence

1238

G 634 John Clewell

G No report received

1239

6 6:;4 Rev. Theodore Clewell
G No children

1240

6

635

Khoda C. Daniel

G

Children

7

Marvlu

Grace

Avery

Luna

Cait

Lester

1241

6

6,35

Susan A. Teague

G

Child

7

Earsley
1242

6

635

Martha E. Sink

G

Children

7

Joseph E.
Harvey R.
Delia M.
Hubert

1243

C}

635

Minnie E. Flors

G

Children

'

Horae A.
Ella S.
Percy L.

1244

6 637 Dora V. Money
G Children

7 Marvin Roy
Sallie F.

Jan. 2, ISfK)

Alice Brensinger

Sept. 36, 1864 Feb. 14, 1902 j Robert Ecker

karsch

1902 ( Robert I
1 Ka

Nov. 5, 1883 Nov. 5, 1893

,Tan. 5, 1S85

Sept. 3, 1892

Feb. 14, 1894

July 31, 1877

Sept. 4, 1869

Jan. 27. 1871

Au-. 23. 1874

Juno 3. 1878

May 6, 1866

:\rav 7. 1895
Apr. 3. 1903

Hattie Shively

Clara Deibert

•John W. Daniel

William Teayne

James A. Sink

Mankin A. Flora

Thomas H. Money

220

GENEALOGY OF

3eu. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1245

Sidney 8. Johnsou

Childreu
Aunie Myrthle
Teddy Roosevelt
Grady Monroe
Gurney \Vilson

Not.

iS(V

Dee. 8. 18!>7

Aug. S), lvOi»

Nov. 24. 1901

Mar. 13, 1903

Ida J. Money

1246

037 Charles C. Johnson
Childreu
Pearlie M. A.
Mattie Virginia
Collie May
Benlah Thelma

.June 19. 1871

Apr. 23. 1897
June 19, 1S99
July 23, 1902
Nov. 11, 1905

Nancy C. Money

031

1247

James AV.
Children
Addie M.
AVilliam B.
Earl C.
Ernest
Veona

Johnson

Feb. 22, 1873

Aug. 1. 1900

Jan. 10. 1902

July 16, 1903

July 19. 1905

July 19, 1905

Lillie Salmous

Feb. 3. 1902

Oct.

1905

1248

G GSl Clara M. A. Dobbins
G No children

June 11, 1882

William P. Dobbins

1249

6 038 Minnie B. Mahaffey
G Children

Feb. 0. 1874

Prof. A. M. Mahaffey

Dale Sylvester .

Sept.

29.

1894

Vug.

19. 1S96

Josephine

Sept.

15,

1900

1250

1) .Sai'ah E. Strupe

Aug.

20.

1857

Edward Stri

Children

Carrie

Mar.

11,

1878

Willie

Deo.

1.

1879

Sept.

19, 1881

Charlie

Mar.

22,

1882

Carlos

Oer.

31.

TSS4

1251

1) Adelia Cook

Sept.

13,

1859

Frank Cook

Children

Carl

June

^,

1889

Fannie

Apr.

21.

1891

Nov.

1891

William

Sept.

18,

1892

Joseph

Mav

2,

1897

July

1897

ITarrv

Aug.

9'.

18! 18

R..bert

Aug.

10.

1900

Thomas

Mav

29,

1905

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

221

Gen

I. No,

Names

Born

L

Died

1252

G

G39

Charles W.

Cooper

Feb. 13,

18G2

G

Children

Thomas W.
Annie
William C.

1253

July
Nov. 14,
Oct.

1897
1900
19U2

t>

G39

Thomas R.

Cooper

May 15,

1866

»j

Children

Louise
Carlos

1254

Nov. 7,
Feb.

1897
1901

6

639

William A.

Cooper

Miay 28,

1868

G

Children

7

Nina
Lula
Carrie
William A.

1255

Sept.
r^ept.
Ang.
IMay

1891
1893
1899
1905

6

639

Fannie E. Jenkins

Oct. 29,

1870

G

Children

Grace

Gladys

Ruth

Thomas

Fannie

Sarah E.

1256

May

Oct.

Sept.
June,

1892
1893
1897
1899
1902
1905

G

640

Roswell L.

Womach

Sept. 22,

1SG7

G

Children

7

Lucile
Frances

1257

G

640

Mary T. Br

own

Jan. 13,

187G

G

Children

7

Ethel M.
Ruth E.

1258

G

648

Sarah Jones

Sept. 2G.

1859

G

Child

7

Roy H.

1259

Jan. 11,

1905

G

655

I'hebe Holder

Apr. 2.

1874

G

Children
Raymond. D

Aug. 27,

1893

Beatus

July 10,

1894

Infancy.

Eunice

July 13,

18!>5

Sept. 4, 1895

Annise

July 13,

1895

Sept. 12. 1895

Married to

Beulah Wright

Ellie Strupe

Lula Joyce

Rev. J. T. Jenki

Anna Spaugh

Walter F. Brown

Thomas Jones

Ale.xander Holder

222

GENEALOGY OF

G^n. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1260

G

65G

Dora M. Click

Aug.

23, 1SG7

G

Children

7

Unna E.

Feb.

2.3, 1S07

Paul M.

May

23, 1903

1261

6

656

Letba M.

Essex

July

IS, 1871

G

Children

7

Leonard A.

Jan.

29, 1900

Joseph T.

June

10, 1901

Ethel P.

Jan.

23, 19U4

Homer F.

June

25. 1905

1262

G

656

Emma I. Carter

Dec.

.5, 1872

G

Childi-en

7

Floyd M.

Sept.

3, i892

Ruth J.

Jan.

12, 1894

Martha E.

Feb.

22, 1900

Richard N.

Oct.

2, 1901

1263

6

666

John W. Miller

Mar.

25. 1873

6

656

Carrie A. Miller

.Ian.

27, 1874

G Children

7 Freeda M.

Harold J.

1264

6 656 Edward M. Hitchcock

G No Children

1265

6 656 Arthur T. Hitchcock
G Child

7 Thelma

1266

6 656 Alvin Hitchcock
G Childi-en

7 Mildred M.
Carl F.

Sept. 29, 1897

Oct. 22, 1901 Nov. 13, 1902

JSept. 13, 1877

Mar. 27, 1879
Dec. 18, 1904

July 26, 1880

Marion Click

Albert L. Essex

Joseph 'A. Carter

Carrie Hitchcock
John W. Miller

( Abbie A. Lathrop
t Jessie Evans

Martha Herson

Ella Wasson

Dec. 4, 1901 Dec. 15, 1901
Feb. 22, 1903

1267

6
G

6.56 Bertha A.
Child
Wayne E.

1268

Robertson

Aug-.
Aj.r.

3, 1883
(i. 1905

6

G

6.56 Lena P. Bar
Child
Charles S.

nes

Nov.
Oct.

20. 1SS4
G. 1905

Joseph W. Piobertsou

John W. Barnes

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

223

Gen. No

Names

Born

1269

6 (JoT
G

Slieinau M. Hitchcock

Child
Beatrice M.

1270

May 13.
May

1873

1895

6 058
G

7

George P. Hitchcocli

Child
Roland E.

1271

Nov. 10.
Mar. 11,

1873

inoG

U G5S
G

7

Elmer E. Hitchcock

Child
Roy

Aug. IS,
July 29,

18S2
1904

Died

Married to

Anna Scott

Eliza J. Shepard

Etfie M. Miller

G58

1272

Nellie M. Mulry
Children

Nov. 9, 1SS4

7

Lawrence Albert
Raymond Sanford

Oct.
June

10,
19,

1903
1905

1273

G

7

063

Rosa E. Byerly

Child
Thelma Estella

1274

Oct.
Dec.

17,
6,

1881
1904

6
G

7

064

Ens'enia Ballard

Children
Fred
Horace

1275

Dec.

Sept.
Feb.

4,

16,

20,

1875

1908
1905

6
G

7

664

Carrie Nowles

Children
Corene
^Vinslow
Louise

1276

Jan.

Dec.
Apr.
Dec.

6,

3.
10.

1877

1897
19tt0
1003

6
G

7

6(J4

James Smith

Child
Addie

1277

Dec.

1.

1879
1904

G

(>C)6

John W. Miller

■ For his family see

1278

Mar.
(1263)

25,

1873

G

7

(j(U)

Maud R. Norris

Children
Helen Joan
Harry Fay
A Girl

Mar.

Aug.
Nov.
Apr.

11,

14.

12.

9.

1874

1899
1901
1906

Oct.

1905

Lawrence Mulry

B. B. Byerly

Euclid Ballard

George Knowles

Ula Keever

Carrie A. Hitchcock

Roy Norris

224

GENEALOGY OP

Gen

. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1279

6
G
7

666

Ora E. Bowman

Children
Richard S.
Charles W.
Terry W.

1280

Dee. 16.

Mar. 12,
Aug. 7,
Dec. 31,

1878

1898
1899
19CK2

Sept. 17,

1899

Joseph Bowman

6
G

7

666

Arthur G. P. Miller

Child
Claud Oranzo

1281

Apr. 3.
Nov. 18.

1880
1904

Flora ^Murphy

6
G

7

666

Anna E. Stepp

Children
Son
Margaret P.

3282

June 20,

Feb. 14,
Jan. 6,

1883

1902
1906

Feb. ]5,

1902

David Stepp

6
G

667

Cora D. Slawson
No Children

1283

Feb. 29.

1868

A. G. Slawson

6
G

7

667

Nellie G. Ewers

Children
Ralph M.
Bessie M.

1284

Sept. 16.

Apr. 10,
Jan. 8,

1875

1896
1898

John T. Ewers

6
G

7

667

Philip S. Tolle

Children
Bonny Eloise
Philip Eugene

1285

Sept. 2.

Oct. 5,
Oct. 30,

1880

1903
1905

Feb. 8,

1906

Nettie Rigsby

6
G

672

Mellie Rosenbush

Children-
Lea
Plorence

1286

July 21.

Feb. 3,
Dec. 9.

1878

1903
19^)5

Harry Rosenbush

6
G

7

673

Pranlilin Rominger

Children
Glenn
Charlotte

Dee. 22,

1876

1902
1904

Lucy Wiutersburg

1287

G

675

Horn CO A. Luckenbach
No cliildrcn

1288

Oct. 1. 1864

6
G

675

Kathaline A. Stratford

('hlldren
Herbert R.
Kathleen E.

June 12. 1872

Libbie O. Slough

Herbert Stratford

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

225

Geu

. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1289

•

6
G

(>7(i

Edgar L. Doster
No Childi-en

1290

.Tan.

18.

1858

G
G

676

Robert 0. Doster
No report received for

Feb.
this :

23, 1802
famUy.

Anna Bodine

1291

6
G

076

Mary P. West
No report received.

1292

Apr.

23,

1864

Ben.iamin P. West

6
G

7

676

A. Estella Boyle

Child
Doris Melville

1293

May
Apr.

3,
4,

1877
1905

Dr. Morris P. Boyle

6
G

677

Harry Luckenbach

Child
Harry Loraine

1294

June

12,

1896

Thelka Gottesleben

6
G

7

677

Albert M. Rihe

Child
Florence M.

1295

June
Mar.

14,

18,

1871

1898

Dec. 8,

1898

Emma Sniffln

6
G

7

680

Franklin L. Luckenbach

Children
Agues Amelia
Ernest Franklin

1296

Sept.
Dee.

Aug.

18.
17,

1804

1887
1889

Mar.' 29,

1895

Amanda Stern

6
G

7

680

Charles E. Luckenbach

Children
Bessie A.
Ravmond E.
Charles E.
Russell L.

1297

May

July
Mar.
Apr.
Jan.

26,

17,

26,

5,

19,

1866

1889
1891
1893
1896

Apr. 5.
May 16,

1890
1891

Mary E. Renner

(3

G

7

680

Caroline M. Ranch

Children
Anna Sophia
Esther INIabel
Herbert Henry
Clarence Frederick

1298

Sept.

:\rar.

Jan.
:\Ira.
June

18,

16.
10.
13.
10.

1868

1889
1894
1896
1898

July 18,

1896

Oscar Ranch

6
G

7

680

Ida V. Smith

Children
Marguerite
Howard

Oct.

Apr.
Oct.

28,
IS,'

1870

1806
1899

Walter Smith

226

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1299

680 George A. Luckeubacb
No Cbildi'en

May 20, 1878

Elizabeth W:ini

1300

6 681 Rev. Leon G. Luclienbach Jan. -30. 1871
G Cliildren

7 Rachel S. May r>, 1898
Louise E. Apr. 11. 1000
Dorothy F. July 20, 1902
Leon (ileor.sre Jr. Feb. 7, 1905
Daniel Julius Feb. 7. 1905

Frances Stubbins

1301

0 681 Harry W. Luckenbach
G Childi-en

7 Harry AV. Jr. "

Ruth E.

1302

6 G84 Gertrude Masland
G Children

7 Annetta R.
Marion W.
Harvey C.
.lean C.

1303

6 684 Owen F. Luckenbacli
G Child

7 Owen Augustus Lines

Sept. 12. 1874

Jan. 2.3, 1899
Apr. i; 1900

Jan.

1868

Sept. 28. 1896

Jan. 2, 1899

Mar. 16, 1901

Oct. 20, 1902

Oct. 8, 1871
Oct. 20, 1902

Elizabeth Reeder

Dr. H. C. Masland

Helen Lines

1304

688 Ethel McCain
Children
Katliarine Louisa
Robert Benton

1305

{]88 Marion Fulton
Children
Albert Eondthaler
Marion Elizabeth

1306

688 William D. Rondthaler
No Children

1307

July 25, 1871

:Mar. 1, 1899
:Mar. 17, 1903

Feb. 1, 1874

Oct. 4, 1902
Nov. 21, 1904

Dee. 7. 1877

6 6

89 Adeline E. Hammann

Dec.

20.

1.871

(J

Children

t

Elizabeth C.

Sept.

10,

1895

John S. K.

Mar.

12,

1899

Henry P.

:\Iar.

12,

1899

Arthur A. McCain

Rev. A. C. Fulton

Adele :Sl. MvCoWoui

F. E. Hammann

THE OLEWELL FAMILY.

227

Jen. No.

1308

689 Margaret K. Morris
Cliildreu
John S.
Frances

1309

6 GS9 Helen L. MeClain
G Child

7 Frederick

1310

Born

Died

Married to

May 24, 1873

Mar. 1, 1901
Dec. 0, ISXW

.Tan. 13, 1880
Nov. 2, 1908

Mar. 5. 1901

Henry T. Morris

Fred T. McClaiu

0 091 Henry A. Kranse

G Child

7 Leonard Roberts

:May 30, 1860
Oct. 20, 1902

May Etta C. Roberts

1311

6 091 Engene F. Kranse
G No Children

Cora Hackman

1312

691 Edward J. Kranse

Children 'first wife)
Hortensia Elizabeth
Albert Edward
Nina Lee
Beatns
Peranlo
Edward John
Sarah Coleman
With (second wife)
Coleman Lee
Edward .John Jr.

/ Sarah C. Lee
1 Nina M. Lee

Ang. 27. 1882

Sept. 13. 1884

Oct. 3. 1SS7

Oct. 11. 188.8

Dec. 5. 1889

Mar. 26, 1892

INIar. 26. 1892

Miar. 25, 1901

Oct. -ii^ 1902

Oct. 12, 18S8

Mar. 28, 1802

July 10, 1S92

Dec. 27, 1905

1313

6 691 Elizabeth A. Schwarze Noy. 27. 1864 Mar. 10, 1901 Rev. W. N. Schvvarze

G No Children

1314

6 049 Ellen M. (Becker) Oct. 5. 1860

Ziegler
G Children (first wife)

7 1459 Florence E. Jnne 9, 18.81

Georg-e D. Becker Aug. 30, 1883

f Dr. George Becker
\ Jacob Ziegler

Morris Fisher

228

GENEALOGY OF

Gren. No.

Names

Born Died

Married to

U G95

G

1315

Allen Lewis
Children

Feb. 10, 18G0

Vesta Klotz

7 Louise Ellen

Mary Elizabeth
Marie Ruth
William Clayton A.
Homer Convei"se
Julia Florence
Allen Klotz
Beatus

Clifford Horace
Calvin Samuel
James Milton
Catharine Smoyer

1316

6 695 Matilda Mental
G Child

7 1460 Alavesta V.

695

695

1317

Mary Straubel

Children
Florence M. L.
Percy F.
Charles C.
Arthur B.
Ernest M,

1318

Fannie O. Smith

Children
Charles Franklin
George Henry
Lottie May
Harry James
Dorothy Ellen
Myrtle Helen

July 23,

1884

Apr.

9, 18

June 8,

1SS(>

Sept. 8,

1888

June ;'.0,

1890

Oct. 21,

1891

Oct. 8,

1892

Nov. 8,

1894

July 5,

1898

July

6. 18

Oct. 22,

1899

Oct. 6,

1901

July

14, 190

Oct. 26,

1902

Dec. 19,

1903

Jan.

9. 19

Mar. 12,

1862

Nov. 30,

1884

Apr. 8, 1869

Frank :Mental
Henry C. Krier

Charles Straubel

Mar.

7,

1888

June

14,

1890

Dec.

31.

1893

May

1.

1902

Dec.

31,

1893

Jan.

9,

1894

July

14,

1900

Nov.

28,

1871

Mav

14.

1890

Sept.

1890

Apr.

14,

1894

July

1894

Mav

27,

1897

Mar.

6,

1899

Nov.

23,

1900

Mav

13,

1902

Feb.

6.

1904

Charles J, Smith

1319

6 695 Clara Smith
G Children

7 Helen B.
Plarold D.
William A.
Beatus
Thomas J.
Ernest M.

695

1320

Annie T. Halteman
Children
Charles Alfred
Earl Samuel
Ellen Matilda
Edith Florence

Jan. 5. 1874

June 7. 18V)2

A(pr. 17, -[Sm

Feb. 2. 1900

Feb. 2, 1900

Jan. 19, 1902

Nov. 26, 1903

July 12. 1879

Sept. 22. 1896

Mai-. 10. 10(10

Jan. 25, 1903

:Mar. 8, 1904

Thomas Smith

Mar. 18, 1900

Tilghman A. Hallei

Feb. 10, 1903

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

229

No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

096

1321

Edwin A. Beuner

Cliildren
Stanley Edwin
Daisy May
George F.
Edwin Tliomas
Esther Emma
Mary Verna

Nov. 22, 1863

Mav 21, 1883

.miy 10, 188i

Sept. 18, 1885

Dec. 23. 1880

Ang. 19. 1888

.July 23. 1891

:Mary Vogel

.July 23. ISSC.
Mar. 10, 1887

G9(>

1322

Thomas W.

Children
Susan L.
Miary L.

Ang. 12, 18TC.

Feb. <^ 1900
July 9, 1902

Mary R. McMullen

697

1323

Addie E. Wohibach

Children
Helen E.

Sadie Adel
Rnth Emily
Herman Aline
Ethel Ellen

Oct. 29, 18(18

Feb. 27, 1888

Nov. 21, 1890

Nov. 21, 1892

Oct. 8. 1894

Nov. 2.5. 189G

George Wohibach

1324

(\[)1 Lizzie R. Eastman
Children
Norman
Raymond
"Warren A.
Weida
Rollin
Harold

Nov. 22 1872

Mar. 17, 1892

Dec. 13, 1894

May 31, 1895

Oct. 11. 1898

Nov. ■ 5, 1899

.Tune 9. 1901

Edwin Eastman

July 29. 1892

.Tuly 27. 1899
Sept. G. 1902

1325

Emma jSI. Oerter

Child
Catharine Huebener

Dec. 12. 1874
Tune 17. 1903

Edmond Oerter

1326

Charles J. Smith

Children
Edith O.
Miriam A.

1327

699 Minerva Y. Kichline
Children
Marion

Mildred Esther
Wesley Merritt

Sept. 4, 1866

Feb.
May

IG.

:)0.

1892
1901

Oct.

1,

1872

Sept.
Oct.
June

9,
11,

1S92
185M
1900

Emma S. Knadier

Amos Kichline

230

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No. Names

Born Died

Married to

1328

a 609 Stella M. Boj^er

G Child

7 John Henry

Dec. 15, 1873
Dee. 17. 1894

Rev. W. H. Boyer

1329

G
7

(•.99

Anna A. Egbert

Child
Dorothy Jeanette

1330

.Alar.
May

13,
12,

18S0
1901

G

700

Caroline A. Henry
No Children

1331

Nov.

9,

1877

6

G
7

700

Ella L. Seip

Children
Uussel Albert
Walter Franklin

1332

Nov.

Oct.
Mar.

17,

14.
17.

1878

1800

1808

G

700

Virginia 0. Jones
No Children

1333

Apr.

27,

1883

0
G

704

Wilson D. Keck
No Children

1334

Mar.

],

1873

G

704

Edwin F. Keck
Children

Apr.

2

1877

Kathryn Estella
Anna Ruth
George Edwin
LeRoy Lukens

1335

Oct.
June
Oct.
Oct.

30,

29.

7.

20.

1896
180S
1901
1903

0
G

7

704

Lillian :\I. Lewis

Children
Robert ^Morris
William Henry

1336

Jan.

Oct.

Nov.

2€>,

14,
20,

1879

1901
1904

G

710

H. Claude Weidner

Children
Marion
Frances

1337

Feb.

Dec.
Sept

12,

5.
21,

1877

1901
1904

0
G

7

715

Frank G. Fogel

Child
Annie Catharine

July
Dec.

5,
20,

1877
1905

Elmer Egbert

Charles Henry

George Seip

William T. Jones

Lillie Irene Zearfoss

Clai'a M. Lukens

Frank B. Lewis

Sadie Buehecker

.Jennie R. Beers

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

231

Glen. No.

Born

Died

Married to

1338

(> 71C> William A. Sterner
G No Children

1339

TiCt Stella L. Eigelberger
Child
Earl Raymond

1340

717 Harrv A. Earick
Child
Georgianna

1341

717 Alvin R. Earick
Child
Everet

1342

72(j Carrie U. Cory
G Children

7 ISIabel J.

Maynard S.

1343

G 72(5 Sanford D. Bordner
G Child

7 Wilson

1344

G 733 William C. Yreeland
G No children

1345

G 733 Jesse R. Vreeland
G Children

7 Hazel

Clayton C.

1346

G 737 David A. Gonid

G Child

T Helen May

1347

6 737 Helen A. Hall
G Children

7 Emily Gertrude
Benjamin Richard
William Gould

Jan. G, 1S72

Sept. 19. 1874
Nov. 14, 1898

Dec. 27. 1870
Aug. 8, 1903

Sept. 5, 1874

Oct. 31, isr.G

Feb. 1, 1892 Aug. G. 18!>4
Sept. 4, 1891

July 12, 1875
■Tulv 30. 1903

June 10, 1869

:\Iay 9, 187G

Apr. 9, 1890
:\lar. 3, 1898

Mar. 4. 1871
Apr. 1, 1899

Dec. 1G, 1872

June 29, 1895
Aug. 5. 1899
Jan. 13, 1902

Violet Mary Pierce

Freeman Eigelberger

Millie George

Estella Meyers

J. S. Corry

Anna Peck

Helen E. Young

Hattie A. Trexler

Netta E. Whitbread

Benjamin R. Hall

232

GENJiALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1348

0

T3S

Eliva M. Berry

G

Children

Erma Avesta
Lewis Jerome

1349

(>

742

:\Iorris G. Bishop

(4

Children

7

Henry M.

Beatns
George W.

Jan.

Dec. l."), ISOO
Jan. oO. 1902

May S, 1871

July 24, 1897 Aug. 11, 1897
Sept. 23, 1898 Oct. 6, 1898
Nov. 25, 1899

Chester Berry

Annie E. Musselman

1350

6 740 Evelyn J. Sherman
G Child

7 Evelyn G.

1351

746 Ellen A. Cuff
Children
Harold B.
Doris A.

May 20, 1809
Mar. 8, 1894

Oct.

1872

May 1, 1897
Dec. 1898

George W. Sherman

George W. Cuff

1352

6 746 Robert A. Bless
G No Children

May 11, 1879

Jeanette Fearn

1353

6 747 Carrie E. Williams
G No Children

Aug. 17. 1881

David Williams

1354

6 752 Frank P. Schantz
G Children

May 9. 1875

7

Francis E.
Charles Goranfio
Franklin- P.

Nov.
Nov
May

30,
19
29,

189(J
1898
1902

1355

0
(J
7

752

Howard B. Schantz

Children
Joyce P.
Clifford H.
George B.

1356

Dee.

Nov.
Dec.
Jan.

18,

20.
18,
24.

1878

1897
1899
1901

(;
G

75.'>

Paul D. Pearson
No report

1357

1872

6

756

Herman J. Schneller

Feb

4.

1882

Sallie Goran flo

Lizzie Brick

Nellie Morris

Hattie M. Sensonl)ach

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

233

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1358

Sarah Jane Wilson

Cliildren
Dr. Raymond William
Gertrude Estella
Jessie May
Grace Rickert
Anna Irene
David Earl
Robert Charles

Dec. 24, 1859

June y, ISSl

Sept. 12, 18S;i

Nov. 14, 1885

May 7, 1888

June 35, 1890

May 3, 1898

Feb. 21, 1901

John H. Wilson

Aug. 15, 1889
Nov. 2, 189(5

1359

rss William U. Weiser
No Children

Sept. 20,

Ida Whitesell

1360

TOO Stella M. Blumenshine
Children
Frank L.
Arthur D.

1361

7<;0 Ella A. Melviu
Child
Edson

1362

706 Emma E. Umstead
Children
Carrie Elizabeth
Charles William
Alice Estella

1363

770 Edward Hower
No Childi-en

1364

777 William H. George

Child
Ada B.

1365

778 Katie G. Reilly

Child
Florence Frances

1366

778 Mary E. McNerney
Childi-en
Walter Thomas
Gertrude Mary
May Clewell

1808

June 12, 1889
Aug. 29, 1891

Nov. 18, 1873
Apr. 29, 1899

Oct.

1878

Sept. 11, 1896
Oct. 1897
Nov. 14, 1899

May 22, 1882

Sept. 28, 1867

Aug. 21, 1897

Dec. 17, 1872

Feb. 14, 1896

Sept.

1874

Henry Blumenshine

E. D. Melvin

Charles Umstead

Elsie Frey

Minnie B. Kolb

Philip Reilly

John McNerney

Dec. 24, 1897
July 25, 1899

234 GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No. Names Born Died Married to

1367

(*>
(i
7

77!)

.Joliu G. Clawell

Cliiklreii
Edna
Daniel

1368

July

Sept.
Sept.

2.-)'.

1875
1807

G

77;i

Clara 0. Robbins
No Children

1369

■Line

1.

1SS3

7S,S

James P. Audi'ews

CiiiUlren
Frank .1.
Anna

1370

:nov.

Auii-.
Feb.

28.

1875

isiii;
ij)()«

('.

788

Anuie Lilly

Dec.

22,

1S7S

IMinnie Hellings

Edwin C. Il()l)b:nf

Enuna Repsher

William Lilly
•en

1371

G 789 Anna A. Memmert Dee-. U, 1885 Wilfred R. MemmerT

G Child

1 Rnssel W. -Tnne 15. 1!XI5

1372

»•) 814 Daisy L. Kinney Dec. 27, 1871 Williani Kinney

(; Children

7 Wniiam T. R. Fel). 1. ISOU

Ada S. Sept. 4, 1898

Charles A. Jan. 15, 1900 May 10. 19(X»

Evelyn Louisa July 28, 1900

1373

0 814 Clinton C. Steiner Mar. 21. 1870 Allierta Miller

G Children

7 TTna O. ^^lar. 11. 191)2

Thelma Salome P. May 28. lOitC,

. 1374

0 814 INIary E. Rickenbach Dec. 10. 1877 John Rickenbach

G Childi'eii

7 John R. Mar '.-A. 189(;

Paul E. July 24. 1897

Sterling S. July 21. 1899

Theodore Apr. .81 1. 190.8

Caroline Maria Jan. 8if. 190r.

1375

0 S14 Edward P. Steiner Se])t. 27. 1879 June 5. 1905 Lizzie Graffin

a No childi-eii

1376

0 814 Salome J. Knerr Sept. 18. 1881 Edear Knerr

a Child

V Norma O. Oct. 11. 19(il

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

235

Gen. No.

Names

Born

1377

G 815

G

7

Bllswortli G.

Cliildren
Earl W.
Byron B.
Kamoua

1378

Beitel

Sept. 20, 1SU8

Apr. 1. 1895
Oct. 28, 1898
Dec. 22, 1903

G 815

Clareiu-e L. ]

Beitel

Sept. 8, 1873

Died

Married to

Minnie Knouse

Lizzie D. Umlandt

1379

C) 815 Addle A. Kelmiel
G Children

7 Reva

Myra

.Jan. 20. 187G

Oct. 4, 1899

Jan. 13, 1901 May 31, 1901

Ewdard E. Relimel

81(>

1380

Anna L. Butler

Cliildren
I'earl Bertlia
Carrie Adelia
William Earl
Irene Loretta
Erwiu Charles

Oct.

1875

.Tan. (>. 1894
Nov. 17, 189G
Sept. 3, 1900
Dec. IS, 1902
.July 1. 1905

Orrin J. Butler

1381

C 810 Florence M. Golden
G Children

7 Mabel May

Sept. 9, 1880
Nov. 24, 1905

James A. Golden

1382

817 William Leonard Beitel
Child
Mlargaret A.

Sept. 27. 1871
Mar. 10. 1900

Anna E. Stuber

1383

817 Alice Armeta McCue
Children
Violet Pearl
Herman Granville
Myrtle Marie

1384

817 Harrv H. Beitel
Child
Reva M.

1385

817 Charles Leroy Beitel
Children
Gertrude Amelia
Helen Agnes
Charles Leroy Jr.

Oct. 19. 1874

Feb. 28, 189(J

Aug. 23, 1900

Oct. 3, 1902

June 2, 1870
Jan. 10, 1904

July 18, 1878

Julv 22, 1899

Dec. 14, 1902

Sept. 30, 1904

Harvey McCue

Pearl Sparks

Agnes Stewart

236

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married, to

1386

C. 817 Robert Blaine Beitel

(i Cliild

7 Harvey A.

1387

(3 817 Oliver P. Beitel
G CliUdren

7 Granville L. R.

Olive Stewart

1388

(j 818 Francis O. Oppelt
G Cliild

7 Meeta M.

1389

G Sr21 E. Treas Hess
a Child

7 Earl C.

1390

(► 822 :\la.v (iiebler
G Children

7 Russel G.

Florence M.

1391

(•) S22 Susan M. Ash
G Children

7 Georgie E.

Florence R.

Howard P.

Warren S.

1392

0 822 William Edwin Hess
G Children

7 Isabella

Ruth Ruby

1393

(■) 825 (Jraee M. Bei.nler
G No Children

1394

(•» 825 Florence H. White
G No Children

1395

r, 827 Flora A. Bates
G No Childi-en

Feb. 28, 1880
Jan. 9, 1905

Jan. 22. 1882

Jan. 5. 1903
Apr. 2, 1905

'Slay 28, 188;:!
Nov. 22, 19IVJ

Nov. 10, 1874
:\Iay 19, 1897

Nov. 30, 1874

Dec. 14. 1901
Aug. 10, 1908

Aug. 6. 1870

Feb. 22, 1898

:\Iav 8, 1900 Apr. 9. 1901
.I;ui'. 19. 1902 Mar. 12. 19n4

July 2(;. 1905

Fel). 21. 1881
July 4. 1905

Ocr. 31, 1879
May 22, 1&S2
.Tan. 29, 1874

Angle M. P>aker

Elizabeth O. Stewart

Ethel Kindebiter

Margarett Savitts

Charles Gieblei-

Samuel W. Ash

Rose Markey

James Y. Beigler

J. Russel White

Daniel B. Bates

THE CLEWELL FAMILY,

237

Names

Died

Married to

1396

(y

G
7

S27

Bella E. Jones

Child
Alfred P.

1397

Dec.
July

T), ISSI
2S, 1001

G

7

820

Carrie H. Bim

Child
Ambrose A.

pson

July
Nov.

0, 187C>
7, 1002

1398

(i S34 Oliver C. Clifford
G Chilrdeu

Fel). 4, 3870

7

Mary Roberta
Rosalie Louise
Oliver Charles

May
:\Lir.

Nov.

i3,
30.

1900

1902 Jan.

1003

1399

G
G

834

Raymond A. Clifford

Child
Phyllis De Hart

1400

Dec.
Nov.

i4,
10.

1873
1903

0

G

7

836

Fred J. aiiller

Children
Miriam
Ethel R.
Harriet E.

1401

Dec.

Nov.
.Ipr.
Mar.

8,

26,
28.
24,

1868

1898
1900
1903

6
G

7

836

William R. Miller

Children
Robert W.
William R.

1402

Mar.

May

Sept.

G,

9,
23,

1875

1900
1901

G

837

Ellis C. Schneebeli

Children
Louis Adolph
Gustav Adolph Jr.

1403

Oct.

Sept.
Aug.

6. :

27,

1879

1901
1905

G
(4
7

850

Alice M. Sheldon

Children
Charles D.
^Villiam S.
Raymond Reinke

1404

Mar.

Oct.
Mar.
Jan.

12.

20.

3,

11.

1862

1885
1888
1890

G
7

850

Laura E. Schinickie

Child
Paul E.

1405

Mar.
April

11.
21,

1S(;7 Apri;
1893

G

(Ml

Alfred E. Ricksecker
No children

Dec.

10,

1869

1903

W. A. Jones

Rt)bert Bimpson

Jennie R. Coleman

Mabel Williams

Harriet L. Funck

Mary B. A\ illiams

Amelia Str«itberger

Dexter B. Sheldon

Anna B. AV

238

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Born

Died

Married to

1406

6 852 Joseph A. Wolle
G Children

7 Darthea D.
Charles Edward 3rd

Nov. 8, 1874

April 5, 1901
Oct. 2-1, TJ02

Rebecca C. Dawson

1407

0
G

857

Phebe F. Black
No Children

1408

Jan.

1882

6
G

7

8G1

Sarah Hutchens

Children
Gladys
Thelma

1409

April

Nov.
Feb.

19,

28,
1,

1882

1901
1904

6
G

7

8G5

Dora D. Eliott

Children
Charles K.
Sarah

1410

Mar.

Mar.
Jan.

22

21,

8,

1870

1902
1905

6
G

865

Ruth A. Hickman
No Childi-en

Oct.

4,

1877

Timothy Black

Win 'am Hntchons

G. W. Eliott

C. L. Hickman

1411

6 874 Kate J. Koch
G No Children

1412

Feb. 26, 1871

6

874

William C. Miller

April

9,

1873

G

Child

7

Lottie May

1413

June

21,

1899

0

881

Mav E. Bortz

July

17,

1877

G

Children

7

Wilson E.

Nov.

14,

1S0S

Hathvyn M.

Oct.

26,

19f)0

Charles E.

Nov.

2.

1902

1414

G

887

^Villiam Phelps

May

7,

1884

G

No children

1415

6

908

Ella M. Herman

June

18,

1874

G

Children

7

Anna

Se]>t.

29,

1895

Jacob B.

Nov.

25,

1896

Helen C.

Mar.

18,

1899

Ensene C.

June

10,

1901

Edith

]\Iar.

2-I,

lf>03

William H. Koch

Annie Burns

Charles Bortz

Cornelia Bollard

Jacob Herman

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

239

Gen. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1416

Gertrude L. Boj'd
No cliildreu

1417

May 17, ISTG

G

sns

Clai-cnce B. :Mack

Jan. 11,

18C.S

G

Cliildreu

7

Nellie J.
Frederick F.
George R.
Marguerite M.

1418

Nov. 25,
Dee. 28,
Mar. 21,
Oct. 14,

1889
1891
1895
1901

6

!>1S

.losephine Haas

.June Ki,

18H9

G

7

Children
Anna May
Marry T.
Francis E. G.

1419

April 5;
Sept. 10,
Nov. 25,

1895
1896

(j

918

Emily L. Abel

May yu.

1871

G

For her family see

1420

(972)

(•)

91S

Frances C. McCully

July 1,

1S72

G

Children

7

Emma L.
Loyd T.

Mar. 5,
Feb. 14,

1892
1894

.Myrtle M.

Dec. 13,

1895

May 23.

1897

Charles E.

June 5,

1898

Harry B.

May 10.

1900

Feb. 7,

1901

1421

(>

918

Bertine S. Mack

July 4,

1874

G

Child

'

Edward E.

1422

June 4,

1902

0

918

Horace M. Mack

April 21.

1877

G

Child

7

.Josephine I*]dwiird

1423

April .".(i'.

1901

(')

919

Clai'ence F. Darward

Mar. 7,

1807

8ept. 23,

190(1

(^

Child

7

Albert F.

1424

Aug. 3,

1887

(•)

919

Matilda C. (ilosser

Aug. 15,

1873

G

Child

^

Albert Martin

1425

Oct. 2.

1892

i;

919

Gertrude E. (Coghill)

July 24.

1875

Vol

zer

Li

Child

7

Armetta S.

.

Nov. 25,

1899

Infancy

William Boyd

Alice M. Handschuh

L'rank Haas

Rev. Allen Abel

Charles W. McCully

Sarah B. McBride

Anna B. Shirk

^lary T. Kimmerle

.John Glosser

f 1. Richard Coghill

t 2. Christian Volzer, Jr.

240

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Bom

Died

Married to

G 921
G

6 921
G

7

6 921
G

7

6 922
G

7

6 923
G

7

6 923
G

925

(J 927
G

7

6 9.32
G

6 943
G

7

1426

Harry M. Coghill
No children

1427

Frank U. Coghill

Children
Richard T.
George T.

1428

Ellen C. Bagby

Child
Nellie E. L.

1429

otto M. Hoch

Child
Earl Boyer

1430

Amelia H. Metz

Children
Clarence L.
Charlotta M.
Otto S.
Annie L.
Claud W.
Victor H.

1431

Alice K. Clewell
For her family see 1143

1432

Thomas A. Hahn

Child
Ida Florence

1433

Eliza C. Meyers

Children
Arda Ellen
Earl Franklin
Ammon George

1434

Marion S. Stevens
No children

1435

Marie E. Wiese

Child
Orlin Charles

Sept. 23. 1876

Aug. 15, 1879

April 17, 1900
Sept. 14, 1901

Mar. 24, 1881
Nov. 2, 1901

Nov. 9, 1879
June 14, 1905

April 5, 1870

Dec. 27, 1892
May 24, 1893
Feb. 2, 1895
June 27, 1897
July 16, 1901
May 19, 1903

Aug. 9, 1871

Dec. 24, 1872

Mar. 18, 1871

Dec. 23. 1892
Nov. 8, 1892
July 17, 1894

July 17, 1878

Sept. 20, 1881
Sept. 13, 1908

Margaret Sullivan

Emma E. Holt

Arthur P. Bagby

Maude A. Boyer

William F. Metz

Walter S. Clewell

Mary E. Kessler

George L. Meyer

Whitmore Stevens

August Wiese

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

241

Gen. No

Names

Born

1436

0

G
7

94G

William A. Happel

Cbikl
Haven Hope

1437

Oc-t. 26,
Nov. 1,

1S7S
1902

0
(i
7

9d3

Mildred Cascaden

Children
Mildred
Blanche

1438

Nov. G,

July 31,
July 31,

1880

1901
1901

G

7

971

Allen L. Abel

Children
Charles Frye
Catharine Frye

1439

Sept. 30,

Sept. 12,
Nov. 1,

1883

1904
1905

6
G

7

979

Sarah P. Geiger

Child
Bernice Barron

1440

Oct. 23, :
April 20,

1878
1900

6
G

980

Lewis Keyser Ballinger

Child
Lewis Keyser. Jr.

1441

Aug. 9,
Oct. 29,

1883
1905

7
F

8

1034

Bessie Talbot

Children
Minnie
Harry

1442

May G,

May 19,

Nov. 22,

1882

1902
1904

7
F

S

1034

Annie Fredricks

Children
Ida Mav
Albert Henry

1443

Oct. 10,

Dec. 3.

Aug. 28,

1SS3

1902
1904

7
F

1034

Cora Blanchard
No children

1444

June 7,

1885

F

8

104-J

t Laura M. Lnch

Child
Myron S.

1445

July 12.
Apr. 10,

lS7i;
"JS9S

G

1154

William a. Moharter
No children

Dec. 30,

18<S0

Died

Married to

Emma S. Albert

George Cascaden

Lena Rebecca Frey

Rufus Geiger

Pearl L. Riley

Otto Talbot

John Fredricks

Reuben Blanchard

Albert Luch

Manervia Slusser

242

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No

1. Names

Born

1446

•

7 1134
G

8

:\Ijimie A. Dietricli

Cliiklreu
Margaret E.
Harriet B.

1447

.July

Dee.
Mar.

21.
2t),

1887

1903
1905

7 11 r.8

G
8

Cora B. Grove

Child
Meuriel C.

1448

June
Nov.

2,

9.

1884
1904

7 121.-.
G

8

Minrie A. Felmel

Cliiklren
Kaymond H.
Helen L.
Berttia M.
Bessie Winifred

1449

Sept.

Jan.
Sept.
Oct.
Dec.

12,
1.

20.
29,

1875

1895
1896
1900
1901

7 121,5

G

8

Bertha M. Sheetz

Child
Marion S.

1450

Mar.

Aug.

17,
20,

1878
1902

7 121G
(4

8

Emma J. Billheimer

Children
Milton R.
Hellena

1451

Mar.

2':,

1882

7 1210
G

8

Stella M. Koehler

Child
Merian M.

1452

Jniie

14,

1885

7 1217
G

8

Clni'a K. MeGraw

Child
Harry Samuel

1453

Dec.
Nov.

11,
17.

1S82
1904

7 12:5:!
(4

S

Walter W. Opliuger

Child
Barton

1454

Oct.
.Tan.

17.
1.3,

1874
1897

7 12:«
G

S

Edith E. Dech

Children
Alan A.
Paul D.
Ernest

Sept.

.Inue
Dec.
Oct.

1:!.
2.-.,

2:j

1870

1902
l'J04

Died

Married to

Maro Dietrich

.John F. Grove

Amandes Fehnel

Amandns L. Sheetz

Palmer Billheimer

Oscar Koehler

M. H. McGraw

.Viiiiie Lerch

Walter .T. Dech

243

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No

Names

Born

1455

7 1234
G

S

Mamie b. Smith

Cliildreu
Bertha M.
Lillian P.
AVilbert F.
Howard S.

1456

June 14, 1879

May 17, 1895
Feb. 10, 1897
Aug. 17. 1899
Aug. 21. 1901

7 1235

G
S

Cora Lighteap

Child
Albert

1457

Dee. 29, 1874
Nov. 30, 1807

7 1235
G

8

Edwiu Clewell

Children
Morris
Joseph
Margaret

1458

Oct. 17, LS7C)

April 4. 1900
Sept. 29, 1901
July 13. 1903

7 1235
G

S

Stella Stout

Children
John
Paul

Oct. 8. 1882

Aug. 1, 1901
Feb. 15, 19(13

Died

1459

7 1314 Florence E. Fisher
G No children

1310

1460

Alavei^ta V. Krier
No (•hiildren

June 9, 1881

Nov. 30. 1884

M I SC ELLA N E O U S

Married to

William Smitn

Robert Lighteap

:Minnie Berger

Calvin Stout

Morris Fisher

Henrv C. Krier

The families under this heading are not in their order i
reports came in too late to be inserted in their regular places.

1461

4

56

Benjamin Clewell

Apr. 21, 1863

G

Children

5

14G2
1463

Catharine
Emma

1462

April 2. 1855
Aug. 30, 1857

5

14(;i

Catharine Donaldson

April 2. 18-5

G

Children
Lydia

Aug. 26, 1877

Gertrude

Aug. 26, 1879

Dec.

24,

1879

Robert

April 7. 1881

.Tan.

4.

1899

Margaret

Jan. 9, 188(!

Willis

Oct. IS. 1S'~^*3

Phoebe

Oct. 15 1889.

Clifford

June 15. 1S98

Pearl

June 15, 1898

regard to generations, since the

i-ah Ann Neal

Charles Donaldson
Calvin I^ Boord

Charles Donaldson
E. M. Jones

244

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1463

5 14 IG
G

P^mnia M. Boord
Children

Aug. 30, 1857

Calvin L. Boord

G

1542

Francis S.
Robert M.
Richard M.
Clarence S.
Josepn H.
Ethel
Olive S.
Bertha B.
Ora P.
George Dewey

1464

Aug. 25, 1878
April 20, ISSl
Sept. 14, 1883
May 23, 1885
Feb. 10, 1889
Jan. 8, 1890
Sept. 5, 3892
April 5. 1895
April 1. 1897
Aug. 11, 1900

Mar.

July
Jan.

July

7,

22
22

12,

1857

1885
1893

1897

Mattie M. Wilkin

G 757
G

7

Adalaide E. Chandler

Children
Ruth
Charles
Helen Elizabeth

1465

Aug. 8, 1865

Jan. 8, 1888
Sept. 17, 1889
Jan. 15, 1897

Edward Chandler

G 728
G

7

Nettie R. Keeney

Child
Albert W.

1466

April 14. 1886
Aug. 25, 1904

Jesse Keeney

6 G32
G

7

Daniel C. Mover

Child
Maud E.

1467

Feb. 6, 1874
Oct. G, 1904

Margaret Evans

4 79

Clementina (Kram) Raff

April 19, 1834

f 1. G. F. Kram

G Children (first husband)

5 1G12 Frank G. Bash
1636 Albert F. G.

1468

G 710 Estella Y.* Collins
G Children

7 1-^arle W.

I'aul ^\.

1469

G, 493 Marv S. Shive
F Childi'en

7 Earl

Helen

1470

Mar. 21, 1878

July 7, INtnt
June 2G, 1903

Nov. 24, 1884

23. ino-:

7, 1905

Lilly I'yshei

Children
Hazel r,.
Walter

July 27, 1885

Sept. 29. 1902
June 1, 1904

2. Henry Raff

Constantine Collins

Harry C. Shive

George M. Pysher

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

245

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1471

7

40:5

Anna P.. Unswiller
Martlia

1472

Oct.
June

5,
2(>,

1890
ICOG

G

7G2

Bertha Thomas
No children

1473

Nov.

17,

1878

G

7G1

Mabel C. Shedd
No children

1474

Sept.

4,

1878

5

300

John J. Clawelt

Sept.

18.

1S58 S

ept. 2(1

G
G

Child (first wife)
Blanche

1475

May

30,

1SS4

F

431
1478
14S5

Mary Eisenhard

Children
Harvey
Charles
Jennie
Maud
Laura
Raymond
Robert

1476

May

18,

I8r.n

F

431

Edwin Litzenberger

Child
Grace

1477

May

5.

1882

G

7

431

Lilly Harper

Child
Pearl

1478

Feb.

IG,

1810

7
F

8

1475

Harvey Eisenhard

Children
Mamie
Boy

1479

G
F

7

438

Annie Meitzler

Children
:dabel King-
Lizzie King

John C. Rusweiler

J. C. Thomas

H. P. Shedd

19GG ) 1. C. Fenster maker
\ 2. Kate \v alter

Walter Eisenhart
Laura Prigan
Robert McKJi'aker

Irene Koehler

Daniel Harper

Laura Prigan

George Meitzler

246

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

Boru

Died

Married to

1480

•J

1!H>

Koswell A. Wommacli

July

2a, 1837

G

Children

(>

l.-,.S3

.Tames Egbert

.^lary

Paul Tvehman

lioswell Alpha

Bessie

Ralph Lee

1481

Jan.
May
Aug.
May
June
Aug.

28, 1880
G, 1882
4, 1884
20, 1887
19, 1891
28. 1893

5

20.-,

Charlotte V. Rominsei-

Jan.

10, ]8t7

Mar.

10,

1874

G

Children

G

Lillie
Anna
Gentry W.

1482

Sept.

19, 1872

5

205

Matilda J. Reed

May

15, 1848

G

Children

(>

Clarence Uranus

Dec.

19. 1871

May

14,

18S8

J 483

Daisy Bell

1483

Nov.

19, 1873

(i

1482

Daisy B. Russell

No\.

19, 1873

F

438

No children

1484

Minnie Reinsmith
No children

1485

7

147r.

.Tennie McKraker

F

No children

1486

4

47

Eli C. R!)niinger

Feb.

2r,. 1S19

Feb.

23,

1897

G

Children

1487

Bettie

.Tan.

19, 1859

148«

Carrie

Feb.

9. !8G1

1489

■Julia

Mar.

22, 18(33

^ept.

3.

1885

1513

Charles

:\Iay

4. 18G5

14110

I'helie R.

Apri

22, 1807

1401

Ruth

1487

July

15, 1870

r,

14SC,

I'.ettie Kruger

Jan.

19, 1859

G

No children

1488

n

148C,

Carrie Cornelius

Feb.

9, lSr;i

G

Children

0

Julia

Elizabeth

John

Letta Ann Lehman
Sallie B. Jackson

Barnaby

Russell

Franklin M. Reed

David E. Russell

David E. Russell

Reinsmith

Robert Mclvraker

Elizabeth Hauser

Julius Ivruger
William Cornelius
William Tavis
Sarah Wiles
J. F. -Toyner
James J. Roddick

Julius Ivruger

William Cornelius

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

247

Geu. No.

Names

Born

Died

1489

(}

i48i;

Julia Tavis

Cliild
Bernard R.

1490

:\Iar. 22, lSr.3
Jan. 3. 1882

Sept. 3,

1885

5

148ti

Piiebe 11. Joyner

April 22, ISG7

G

Children
Kuth Clouse
J. T., Jr.

1491

Nov. IG, 1892
May 4, 1;M)2

5

148(1

Kuth Roddick

July 1."., 1870

(>

Children
Elizabeth
James
Charles
Jeau

1492

June 27. 1893
Dee. 12. 189.",
Oct. 1, 1898
July 27. 19U1

c

8ir.

Lizzie A. Kunz

Oct. 10. 1S72

G

Children

Susan Catharine
Emma .May
Helen Margarlte
James Willis
Clinton Alva
Glen Jesse
Mildred Myrtle

1493

Dee. 9. 1892
Feb. 12. 1,>94
July 31. 189r.
Sept. 24, 1898
May 17, 1900
Sept. 23, 1902
July 10, 1905

(•)

81C.

James E. Beitel

June 9, 1877

(J

Children

7

Elden .lames

July 0, 1901

Welden Philii)

July .-,. lliOl

Aug. 2(*,,

190 1

1494

('>

SIC.

J. William Beitel

Dec. 15, 1882

(1

Child

*

Benny Iris

1495

Nov. 23. 1904

(;

sk;

Mellie H. Reis

May 27. 1885

({

Child

'

FlOi-ence Helen

1496

Jan. 13. 1905

5

207

Jidius A. Gambold

Dee. 5. 1848

G

Children

0

1.j28

Gertie
Grace

A].r. 8. 1870
July 21, 1877

l."i2!)

Kate

Sept. 5. 1879

Adelbert

Auj?. 23. 1881

June 2;i.

1883

Bonnie Eloise

Apr. 7. 1884

Lucretia

Mar. 5. 188(;

Ralph .M.

Aug. 1, 1888

July 22.

1889

Raymond H.

Aug. 1. 1888

Aug. 8,

1889

Helen

Aug. 15. 1892

Naleida

Sept. 15. 18!)4

Married to

J. T. Joyner

James J. Roddick

Adolf Kunz

Minnie Haer

Sylvia Metz

Charles Reis

Adaline Clawson
William H. [Miller
John A. Dyer

248

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Names

1497

Born

Died

{■> 701
(J

William F. Stacker

Child
Ka.vmoud Eugene

1498

Aug. 20, 1SS3
.May 6, 1907

(! 532
F

Frederick Beebn, Jr.

Cliildren
Floyd
Irl

.Jarome
Beatrice

1499

June 6. 1866

Aug. IS. 1892
Sept. 28. 1SV4
Sept. 18, 1896
:May 11, 1902

6 532

V

7

Edson Beehn

Children
Harvy A.
Emma G.
Howard M.

1500

Feb. 7, 1873

Oct. 16, 1902
Aug. 4, 1904
July 11, 1906

6 532

F

Ezra Beehn
No children

1501

Feb. 7, 1873

6 532
F

Harvey Beebn

Children
John K.
Everett P.

1502

Oct. 15, 1880

Jan. 28. 1902
Jan. 28, 1905

6 701
(i

7

Joseph K. Crauthaniel

Children
Elizabeth F.
George F.
Joseph F.
Charles F.

1503

Aug. 1, 1861

Dec. 18, 1887
Feb. 26, 1890
May 26, 1891
Apr. 12, 1895

6 701
G

7

3.537

Alice K. Bergey

Children
Artnhr C.
Mary C.
Henry C.
Michael C.

1504

Dec. 10, 1862

Apr. 13, 1884
Apr. 7, 1885
Mar. 13. 1887
Dec. 10. 1895

6 701
(}

7

Ephraim K. Cranthamel

Children
Jacob C.
Wallace C.
T.inford C.
Margaret C.

Aug. 23. 1864

Dec. 10. 1886
:\rnr. 7. 1888
Fel). 3, 1890
Mar. 4, 1893

Married to

Jennie M. Resh

Eva Dollahan

Sophia Pence

Belle Nelson

Ethel Wyatt

Alice Fetterolf

Henry K. Bergey
Harvey C. Nyce

Emma C. Cassell

Nov. 27. 1902
Mav 23, 1902

THE CLEWBLL FAMILY.

249

G«n. No.

Names

1505

Biom

Died

Married to

0 701 Erwiu K. Ci'iiutliamei

G Cbildi'en

7 Wellielmina Ireue

Teckla Cliristiue

lona

1506

G 701 Charles K. Crautliamel
G Children

7 Myrtle

Isabella

1507

r> 701 Irene K. Mnnzinger
G Child

7 Marion

1508

(i 701 Wilhird K. Cranthamel
G No children

1509

6 Willard K. Crautluunel
G Child

7 Maria Evelena

1510

(■> 701 Jacob K. Cranthamel
G No Children

1511

5 111.") Eli W. .Mnlican
G Children

(i ir.14 Carrie S.
ir>ir> Charlie W.
ir)10 Daisy B.

Koscoe G.

Lewis S.

Annie Pearl

Beatns

Panl E.

Grace S.

Maud M.

Ruth B.

1512

5 105 Enoch P. Muliean
G Children

i; ir.17 Lillie I.

Emma E.

Jennie C.

Naaman L.

Charity E.

Henry Glenn

Enoch Ben

Noble P.

Aug. 5, 1SG7

iMar. 30, 1889

Mar. 15, 1891

Feb. 21. 1804

Nov,

Mar. 22, 1898
Dee. 15, 1903

Nov. 4, 1872

Nov. 27, 1903

Sept. 30, 1877

Sept. 10, 1881

July 4. 190G

Sept. 0, 1884

Sept. l.">. 1840

Sept.

9,

1874

Nov.

1.

1875

Sei)t.

1.

1877

July

28.

1880

Aug.

24.

1881

Oct.

15,

1884

Apr.

18,

188(i

June

4.

1889

Mnv

20,

1891

Ai)r.

9,

1894

Oct.

13,

1895

Apr. 27. 18.53

Dee. 13. 1877

Apr. 13, 188:3

May 16, 1887

Jan. 11, 1889

Jan. 29. 1891

Sept. 28, 1893

Sept. 28. 1893

Sept. 17. 1887

Infancy

Sept. It

Apr. 28, 1880

Lizzie K. Schmidt

Ada M. Palmer

John F. Mnnzinger

Mabel B. Slaughter

Elsie D. Cadwallader

Florence M. Summ

Susan Shutt

Lewis Ellis
Rebecca Dunning
Hilary Shoaf

Catharine Kritsfeezer
Raymond Hart

250

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No.

Born

Died

Married to

1513

."> l-t8(i Cliarles Uoiuiiiyer
G No childi-en

M:i.v 4, 18lw

Sarah Wiles

1514

(J loll Carrie S. Ellis
G Children

7 Ishnee

Andry

Bruce

S'hober

Sept. ;>. 1874

Feb. S. IS'ja

Nov. 1, 1894

Apr. 13, 1902

July 8. 1903

Lewis Ellis

189.:

1515

(j l.jll Charlie W. Mulicau
G No Children

Nov. 1, 1875

Rebecca Dunning

1516

(•) l.'.n Daisy I',. Slioaf
G Children

7 Paul

Bascom

Sept. 1. 187"

Sept. 7. 1899
Feb. 3. 1902

Hilar V Shoaf

1517

Li Hie J. Hart

Children
Clifton
Herman

1518

T. Edgar Shields
No children

1519

Marhi C.

Child
Augustin

Hanes

1520

Mary A. W(4nneier

Children
Maria
Sophia
Herman

1521

ElizalK'th F. Rolnnson

Chihiren
Alice
.lennie

1522

rauliiic
Child
Eniiuia

Dec. 13. 1877

Sept. ."), 1904
:Mar. 4. 1900

Julv 4. 1877

Nov. 7. 1810
Sept. 12, 1832

Raymond Hart

Amelie Schultze

Charles Hanes
Alice Bratton

.Tan. 13, 1§S0 Nov. 10, 1900 Frederick Wehnieier

.Tan. b"). 1897

•Tuly 27, 1898 Oct. 27. 1898

Nov. 30, 1899 .In lie 3, 19O0

Fel). 3, IS'i

A])i-. 9. 1900
Dec. 1, 1901

.Tan. 11, 1887
Mar. 0. 190.5

Robert Robinson

Robert Duffeld

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

251

^en. No.

Names

Born

Died

Married to

1523

5 1."'>li>

Aniiiistin Haiies

Sept. 12. 1832

Alice Bratton

Gr

Childreu

i; ir)35

Laura Virginia
Racliael Caroline
Charles E.

]May 10, 1861
Mjav 21, 18U9
Dec. (1, 1870

Olin W. Jones

Hattie Elizabeth

Oct. 7. 1874

Sept.

29,

1889

i.-.:!r,

Bessie Estella

1524

Alar. 10. 1882

Ge«u-ge C. Tudor

5 211

Sherman. Neligh

Aug. 2, 18l>4

Ella A. Hege

G

Children
Lena Hege

Dec. 14, 1887

Vene

.Tune 11, 1890

.Tan.

1,

1891

Hester Eugeue

Dec. 24, 1894

Florence May

Oct. 15, 189(>

1525

5 211

FrankUn F. Neligh

Feb. 24. 18(19

Hela M. Spaugh

G

Children

6

Jeannette Franciua
Ih'leu Clauder

1526

Mar. 2(;. 1892
Nov. 1(». 1.S94

.J 211

Albert A. Neligh

.Tune 19, 1872

Leoua P. Panyburn

(t

Children
Leia Blanclie
Mary Edna

May 8, l.S9r.
Apr. 30, 1897

Charles W.

:\Iar. 8, 1899

Feb.

a.

1900

1527

4 ni

Elizabeth Womniack

Apr.

20.

1835

Wilson W. Wommack

5

Child
Elizabeth

1528

Apr. 17, 183.-)

Sept.

('),

1835

f) 14!>(1

Gertie Miller

Apr. 8, 187(1

William H. Miller

G

No children

1529

(i 141 m;

Kate Dyer

Apr. 8, 187(i

John A. Dyer

(i

No children

1530

0 :i:i3

George F. Jenkins

Oct. a, I8(i9

Eva A. Highsmith

Chik'i
Francis De Vane

1531

Aug. 8, 19(tC,

(i («8

Blrtie L. Clapp

Dec. 2, 1872

Alonzo P.. Clapp

a

Children

•-

Evle Barthold

Tune 6. 1892

M'artha Mare

Oct. 8, 1893

Apr.

19,

1898

Garratt Koniinger

Oct. 8, 1898

252 GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No. Names Born Died Married to

1532

<•> S.jO Harry E. Riclvsecker May :*.(». lSi;4 Leoim h. Wilson

(i No eliildreu

1533

(', 1480 James E. AVommnek Jan. 2,S, 1S80 Sallie B. Jackson

G No children

1534

7 1148 I':imer S. Brown Fel). l!i. 1888 Bessie Sueaden

(t No eliildren

1535

(> ir.23 Laiira V. Jones May 1(». 18(11 Olin W. Jones

(i Cliild

7 May V. Fel). 2(». inn.-.

1536

(; l.-.2:i Bessie K. Tudor :Mar. 10. 1,S82 , George C. Tudor
G Obiklren

7 (4eori;(' ('. Alar. 4. liMM
Byrnni E. Mar. l!.-.. i!)n2

1537

V l."o:; Marv C. Nyee Ajir. 7. 188.- Harvey C. Nyce

G Cliild

8 E. Claude Jan. 1!). lOd.-

1538

('► 707 Erma E. True Dec. 11. 1S7'.» Nelson H. True

a Child

7 Viry-il Clewell Oct. I'd. lOil.-.

1539

C. 7.-.0 Kah'ii;h AI. IV'arson \]tv. 27. 1SI18 Effle Ourg

G No chihlren

1540

c. 777 Flora H. Hazelton Alar. 28. 1884 George M. Hazeltor

(J No children

1541

.-> 208 Charles (i. Colver Oct. 1.-.. 1878 Laura F. Abel

G No children

1542

(•> 14(;:'. Uohei't AI. Boord Apr. 2<». 18,S1 Mattie M. Wilkin

(J Child

7 Clarence lleid l!)or.

1543

.-. .■;;;'.i r^ranklin .1. Hahn Nov. 2. ISc:! Ida Werkheiser

G Child

ti Anna Alay Apr. tl. 18!)0

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

253

Gen. No.

1544

() 484 Anna S. Hai;pnl)nfh

V Child

7 Earl P'ranklin

Born

Died

Apr. 17, 1883
Mar. 21. 19(»G

Married to

Herbert Ilagenbuch

1545

(i 512 Carrie A. Baldwin

F Child

7 ^^^•^]tel■ Ovet

Mar. 2. 187C. Dec. 8. 1!U»

Nov. 28, i;j05

George Baldwin

1546

F

512

Mabel A. Grim

Child
iNIary Apple

1547

Nov.
Jan.

1.

1880
1907

F

788

Clinton H. Andrews
No children

1548

Jnly

2.

1880

V,

G

443

(George F. Bates
No children

1549

Mar.

26,

1882

G

092

Han-y F. >yel>er

Children
Dorothy
Eleanor

1550

Oct.

Jan.
Feb.

1,

1.
24,

1861

1897
1899

0
G

692

John R. Weber
No children

1551

Dec.

3,

1866

G

692

Eleanor C. Lang

Child
Eleanor

1552

Jan,
Oct.

15,

28,

1869
1905

a

7

Ii92

Bernhard ^^^ Weher

Children
Henry T.
Catherine Rena

1553

May

Feb.
Nov.

12.

23

2l'.

1878

1901
1903

7

(J90

:\Iarion A. Bacherach

Children
Bertha
Marion

Ang.

Ang.
Dec.

16,

25,

"iO,

1861

1886
1894

George A. Grim

Ida Fehnel

Maggie Griffith

Emma R.

Margeret L. Brown

Charles G. Lang

E. .Xora Swartz

Joseph W. Bacherach

254

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No. Names

Born

Died

Married to

1554

G 090 Charlotte E. lusensee
G Cbildi-en
7 Alva Ruby

Sept. 15, ISGo
Jau. 16, 1886

Edwin Isensee
J. W. Weidmann

Hazel Pearl
Bernhard Ko.v
Walter Edwin

Dec. 17, 1888
Sept. 29, 1893
July 4, 1898

1555

6 690 Clyde B. Weber
G Child

7 Norma

1556

210 Laura B. Watson

No Children

92c

131

1557

Mary A. Deibgrt

Children
Preston George
Mabel Elevesta
Oscar Harvey
Benjamin Chester

1558

Ephraim G. Fehr

Childi-en
Robert L.
Lulu Edith
Herbert H.
Ellis Oscar
Willis W.
Grertrude May
Grover Cleveland
Joseph Sibley
Evline Dora
Ramond Harold

Aug. 13, 1870

May 11, 1894

Aug. 17, 1877

Sept. 27, 1SS3

Jan.

20.

1902

Mar.

6,

1903

Dec.

5,

1904

Aug.

7,

1906

Mar.

26,

1850

Jan.

9,

1879

Jan.

7,

1880

June

29.

1882

Feb.

28,

1885

May

23,

1888

Sept.

13.

1889

sept.

13,

1892

Jan.

9

1897

May

20.

1899

Jan.

12.

1901

Arnie Knapp

David Watson

Harvey G. Deibert

May 4, 1902

Dora

Agnes Kerr

J. M. Wolefindale

280

5 2S0
G

1559

George F. Clewell

Children
George Dwight
Eugene
Eugene Crile

1560

Grace M. Darrell

Children
(4('()rgo (diaries
Edgar Howard
Bruce Eugene

June 4, 1861

Apr. 25. 1884

Jan. 2. 1886

Jan. 31, 1892

May 19, 1870

Sei)t. 3. 1894
Aug. 26, 1900
Feb. 5, 1904

Mar. 20, 1886

Lutitia S. Kahl

Charles Darrell

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

255

Gen. No.

Names

Born ■ Died

Married, to

1561

!)2:^ Aslier M. Higli
Child
Loi-ene J.

1562

023 Ilicbard F. Higli
No Children

1563

<)2M L^ninia S. Hartmau
Child
Mable M.

1564

2S0 Florence O. Dowse
Children
Helen
Gladys
Thomas
Charles Philip

1565

280 Clara L. Allen

Children

Wilbur Henry

Beatrice Allen

Philip Sydney

1566

im AVilliam I'. Pfeiffer
Child
Jennie L.

1567

ITir. Mary Yost
Child
l.jTl Samuel Henry

1568

156 James A. Pfeiffer
Children
Emily Jane
1.j72 Henry
William

1569

I.IC) Ellen Sigley
Children
Prank B.
1573 Mary E.
Lottie

Llora Ivessler

Dora E. Beidelman

Eugene U. Hartmau

Thomas Dowse

Nov. 2, 1873

Sept. 3, 1877

Oct. 29, 1868
Dec. 31, 1901

Apr. 12, 1860 Aug. 23, VJW

1885
1890
1894
1898

Mar. 29, 1863

ISSt)

Dec. 29, 1888

1890

Apr. 7, 1832 May 2, 1864 Eliza Kader
Mar. 19, 1859

Aug. 12, 1835 June 25, 1890 Sanmel Yost
Mar 15 1875 Anna Trumbore

Sept. 17, 1838 Feb. 14. 1877 Uosauna Reif

Charles E. Allen

Oct. 24. 1866
Sept. 28. 1868
July 19. 1871

Oct. 15, 1843

Jnly 5. 18(>0
Mav 4. 1872
Mar. 3, 1882

Virginia Werst

Owen B. Sigley
William Colver

256

GENEALOGY OF

Gen. No. Names

Born

Died

Married to

1570

5 158 Robert S. Clewell
G Child

Oct. 26,

1856 Feb. 11, 1886 Mary E. Werner

6 1574 Vera M.

June 15,

1881

James G. Confer

1571

6 15G7 Samuel H. Yost
G Children

7 Helen
Mary

Mar. 15,

1S75

Anna Trumbore

1572

6 1568 Henry Pfeifter
G Children

7 Helen M.
Hattie R.
Herbert C.

Sept. 28,

May 4,
Mar. 2,
Sept. 24,

1868

1896
1901
1902

Virginia Werst

1573

6 1569 Mary E. Colver
G Child

7 Ellen

May 4,

1872

William Colver

1574

6 1570 Vera M. Confer
G No Children

June 15,

1881

James G. Confer

1575

6 622 James Reph
G Children

7 Lottie
Earl
Clark

1576

6 622 Estella Longenbach
G Child

7 Warren

George E. Longenbach

1577

6 470 Harry G. Haberstumpf
G No Children

Oct. 13,

1887

Katie Warmkessel

1578

c. 4.s:; Emma S. Fatzinger
F No Children

Dec. 10,

1877

Owen Fatzinger

1579

6 480 Ellen C. Hower
F No Children

Jan. 3,

1884

Lloyd C. Hower

THE CLEWBLL FAMILY. 257

Born Died Born Died Married to

1580

0 015 Florence O. Murpby July 31. 1882 Cliarlton li. Murphy

G No Children

1581

B 7G7 Earl E. Bruch Mar. 21, 1889 Bessie C. Fahs

G Child

7 Dorothy Adell Oct. 5, 190G June 20, 1907

1588 Emma V. Romig of No. 817. No reply to our inquiries.

1590 Robert A. Clewell of No. 1235, is married to Fannie J. Lewis.

No children.

1591 Henry Huth of No. 530, is married to Laura Bitting. No children.

1592 Eddie Litzenberger of No. 431. Has several children but no re-

port.

1593 Edgar Schmickle of No. 797 is married to Clarissa Kiegel. No

children

1594 Lovin W. Blasius of No. 4(14. No I'l'port.

1595 Oscar E. Biasius of No. 404. No report.

159G Eugene A. Clewell of No. 709. Is married but has no children.
1597 Laura B. Watson of No. 210. Her husband's name may be

"Matson" but no reply after repeated efforts.
HMM) Catharinm M. Koelile)- of No. 22 was marrieil but no traces of

her family could be found.

1601 Peter Clewell of No. 44. Had a family and was living in the

vicinity of Cunningham. Pa., and died without children.

1602 Fanny Clewell of No. 44. She was married to a Mr. Young and

lived at Quakake, Pa., but no traces of her descendants
could be found.

1603 Harriet Clewell of No. 44. No report.

1604 Elizabeth Livengood of No. 45. No address.

1605 Sarah Styers of No. 45. No address.
16<>') Nancy Brindel of No. 45. No address.

1607 Mary Bevel of No. 45. No address.

1608 "William Clauss of No. 51 as well as his brothers, .Tames, Enoch

and Ambrose. We werp informed that AVilliam was mar-
ried but had no address to any of them.

1609 .Jane Chaffin of No. .51. No address could be given to us and

therefore no report.

1610 Laura Griffith of No. 51. No reply to several in(iuiries.

1611 Henrietta Clewell of No. 56 was married and some of her des-

cendants living in Mlichigan and made repeated efforts to
obtain information but received no replies.

1612 Frank G. Clewell of No. 14(i7 has a family but no replies to

several inquiries.

1613 Julius D. Clewell of No. 79, is married and has a family. No

reply to our inquiries.

258 GENEALOGY OF

1(314 Loviiie W. Mes&inger of No. 106. No address.

Kilo Lewis O. Miksch of No. Ill was married but received no reply
tu rei)eated efforts.

Kile. Cliristiuii Bates of No. 12l>. is married Init no reply to our in-
quiries.

KHT Charles Bates of No. 120, is married but no report.

1(>18 Ellen .T. Bates of No. 120. was married, became a widow and
married a second time. No report.

1(11!) Sni-ah Yoe of No. 172 was niarried but we were unable to ol>-
tain fui'tlier informntioi!.

Hy21 George Clewell of No. 18o was married and left two daughters.

1G22 Reuben Clewell of No. 185. AVas never married.

1(>23 William Clewell of No. 186. Lived in the State of New York and
died, leaving descendants.

1624 George M. Sides of No. 187. Was married. No further informa-

tion.

1625 James XL Sides of No. 187. Was married. No further informa-

tion.

1626 Mary C. Reich of No. 187. No reply to our inquiries.

1627 William T. Sides of No. 187. No address given.

1628 Christian Sides of No. 187. No address given.

1629 Ambrose E. Sides of No. 187. No address given.

1680 Elizabeth G. Johnson of No. 187. No address given.

1681 Jonathan P. Romlnger of No. 11)2. No report.

1632 Isaac J. Rominger of No. 1!)2. No repoi't.

1633 Martha C. Ellis of No. 195. No report.

1684 Lewis C. Mulican of No. 195. No report.

1685 Rebecca Davis of No. 195. No report.

1636 Albert F. G. Clewell of No. 1467 has a family and several chil-
dren, but received no information.

1(k?8 Jacob Clewell of No. 226 is married and has a family, but no
reply to our inquiries.

1()39 Thomas A. Banks of No. 296 was reported l)y friends as having
a family, but no report.

1640 Elnoyra Schoolt of No. 313 has a family, but no report. -

1641 Charles T. Clewell of No. 313 b^Sfc+t- -family- and was a snTdierin

tlie'Spaii^ish-Americau War. No report.

1642 ^Limie Wollenlierg of No. 334 was reported l)y friends as being

married. No reply to our inquiries.
1()43 May Grolle of No. 384. No report.

1644 Morris McVaugh of No. 384. No report.

1645 Laura C. Alexander of No. 387. Letters aildri'ssed to lier were

returned "Unclaimed."
KUr, Cliloe E. Reed of No. 533. No report.
I(i47 AuwA S. l';'nnM!gton of Xo. Tu'A. Xo re])ort.
1I14S Wreathe \'. Collins of Xo. .i:U. Xo ivport.
1(;49 William Newhard of No. 623. Is married, but no reply to our

inquiries.
lO.'.o Mav Iletten of No. 630. No address given.

THE OLEWELL FAMILY, 259

1651 Hattie Shipe of No. 630. No address giveu.

1652 Laura Smith of No. 682. No report.

1653 Ida E. Weisner of No. 635. No report.

1654 Charles R. Faw of No. 686. No report.

1655 Alpha S. Faw of No. 635. No report.

1656 Sarah E. Weisner of No. 685. No report.

1657 Jacob W. Faw of No. 685. No report.

1658 Harvey A. Faw of No. 685. No report.

1659 Addie J. Huffman of No. 636. No report.

1660 Sallie M. Beckuer of No. 686. No report.

1661 Cora R. Becliner of No. 686. No report.

1662 Henry H. Sides of No. 636. No report.

1663 Sarali R. Lamb of No. (MO. No report.

1664 S. Maria Ellen wood of No. 641. No report.

1665 Bessie Place of No. 646. No report.

1666 Sarah J. Snyder of No. 655. No report.

1667 William I. Hitchcock of No. 658. No report.

1668 Charles S. Hitchcock of No. 658. No report.

1669 Nellie Horseman of No. 665. No report.
KwO Frank Rominger of No. 665. No report.
1671 Emma M. Trotter of No. 666. No report.
1672. Grayce F. Ragen of No. 671. No report.

1673 Georgiana Baker of No. 682. No report.

1674 Charles F. Jacoby of No. 099. No report.

1675 Mary M. Steward of No. 700. No report.

1676 Eva E. Raub of No. 700. No report.

1677 Olga I. Heffelfinger of No. 700. No report.

1678 Eimima :Miller of No. 702. No report.

1679 Laura Clemme of No. 702. No report.

1680 Charles Laudenberger of No. 702. No report.

1681 Lizzie Erney of No. 702. No report.

1682 Katie Constancer of No. 702. No report.

1683 Minnie B. Weidaw of No. 717.

1686 Mabel Yeisley of No. 707. Has one child. No name given.

1687 Florence Burley of No. 797. Has one child. No name given.

1688 Harry E. Hess of No. 821. No report.

1689 Maud M. Livansberry of No. 821. No report.

1690 Helen A. Stewart of No. 822. No report.

1691 Bessie E. Shipues of No. 885. No report.

1692 Florence O. Faterson of No. 835. No report.
1698 Lucila M. Shimer of No. 886. No report.
1(;94 Edwin A. DarAvard of No. 919. No report.
ICO.'. Caroline S. Helm of No. 928. No report.
1690 Sophia E. Allen of No. 933. No report.

1697 Etta L. Secrest of No. 933. No report.

1698 Ralph B. Walp of No. 1022. No report.

Biographical
Sketches.

NOTK

The wisdom of preserving- in some form or another the deeds
of one's life has been exemphfied by many a historian. Through
it, many persons saw the means which others employed to raise
-themselves from poverty and obscurity. The simple story of
"when you were a boy" is not likely to have a bad influence on
future generations. With these objects in view, we requested
the descendants of Franz and George Clewell in a circular
letter, to submit their story.

It should be understood that no attempt has been made to
write a biography of those deceased, in the second and third
generations, since in many cases, we only had the obituary
records.

By way of explanation it may be proper to say that the
numbers in parentheses refer to the family in the geneological
part of the history, where in many cases the dates of birth and
death and to whom married, have to be found.

The Editor.

BIOGRAPHIES.

JOHN CLEWELL.

John Clewell (13), a son of George and Anna Maria Clewell,
was born in Bushkill Township on his father's plantation. He
received the rudiments of his education in the Parocliial school
at Schoeneck. After his marriage to his first wife who died in
1800. they moved on a farm near Bethlehem. His second wife,
Lea Heil, died in 1819. He was the happy grand-father of
thirty-three children at the time of his death. He is buried on
the Moravian graveyard at Bethlehem.

DANIEL CLEWELL.

Daniel Clewell (14), a son of George and Anna Maria Clewell,
was born at the Ephrata House. Xazareth, whither the family
had fled during the Indian Insurrection in 1755- He was mar-
ried to Susan Klein on December 11, 1782 and thereafter lived
at Schoeneck. He was a life-long member of the church there
and was active in building the church of 1793. He was a linen-
weaver by trade and his industry made it possible for him to
retire in 1818. His wife died in 1829 and both are buried at
Schoeneck.

JOSEPH CLEWELL.

Joseph Clewell (16) was born on the pioneer settlement of his
father, George, near Moorestown, Pa. He received the rites of
baptism in the Moravian Church at Schoeneck and on July 8,
1781, was received into the ciiurch and in 1785 became a com-
municant member. His father taught him to weave and to farm,
liesides his, now uncommon, schooling, it should be remembered
that he experienced the fleeing of the family to ])laces of safety
on account of Indian Insurrections. He was married in Bethle-
hem, Pa., on July 7, 1790, to Magdalena Knauss who was born
at Emaus, on September 3, 1761. After his marriage he moved
to Emaus, Pa., where they began housekeeping, he following his
trade. On July 10, 1803, liis wife died and on May 27, 1804, mar-
ried for the second time. He continued to live at Emaus where
he died and is buried in the Aloravian graveyard. He reached
the ripe age of nearly seventy-two years.

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LEWIS B. CLEWELL.

Lewis B. Clewell ( 140) was born in Millo-rove now Aluta,
Bushkill Township, Northampton County, Pa. His boyhood
days were spent in attending- the district school and assisting-
his father on his farm and in the weaving- shop. ( )n arriving at
the ag-e of youth he became an apprentice of his trade, namely,
cabinetmaking. He learned liis trade with Messrs. Luckenbacli
and Belling in Bethlehem.

While in Bethlehem he took advantage of his o]:)portunities
and added to his schooling which he had received in his child-
hood. He also continued his music, the rudiments of which
he had acquired at Schoeneck. Being- studious, he naturally
strengthened those cpialitics of mind and character which made
for his success in later life.

At the outbreak of the Civil War. he left the comforts of
home and went forth as a defender of his country. He enlisted
as a private in Company I, One Hundred Fifty-third Regiment,
Pennsylvania Infantry. At the battle of Chancellorsville he was
captured bv the Confederates and taken to the Libby War
Prison in Richmond, the capital of the Confederacy. After a
few weeks of continement he was paroled and brought to
Camp Convalescent near Washington, D. C. He was First
Corporal of his Company.

On his return from the war, he made his place of residence
in his native village and followed car]:)entry. He also became
the organist of the Plaintield Church which position he held for
several years and then resigned only to accept a similar j^osition
in the church at Biishkill Center whither he had moved. He
was connected with that part of church work for 26 years.

He was married in 1865, and while living at Bushkill Center,
he became a partner with his brother-in-law, Julius C. Friebely,
in the general merchandise business for five years. He organized
a Sunday School in the congregation of his village and the flour-
ishing and prosperous condition in which he relinguished thtf
superintendency of the school after nineteen consecutive years,
is evidence of his efficiency.

In 1887, he conceived the idea of uniting the church choirs of
Northampton County for the purpose of promoting church
music, especially the chorals. He met with a hearty response,

266 THE HISTORY OF

and has been honored with the i^residencv of the Association
since its organization.

In 1892, he moved with his family to Bethlehem, where he
still resides. As a means of employino; his time which he al-
ways considered valuable he began "tuning" pianos and organs.
He, at once, became popular in that art as the eagerness of the
people to emplov him would show.

Among his many works of "love," but not the least, is the
Clewell Family History. The undertaking was a stupendous
one, which, if realized at the beginning might have proven fatal
to the history. I'ut, like liis co-laborer in this work. Rev. Lewis
P. Clewell, he felt that his ancestors were worthy of honor, be-
sides being prompted by the feeling that many of th? descend-
ants were tmconscious of their kinship. He suggested the idea
of a history, which was promptly accepted and the work begun.

At times, the outlook of the history was anything but en-
couraging. The voyage of the two progenitors was only tvpical
of the course of the history. I'ut with a determination and
resolution which are characteristics of its author, he jjressed
forward, without a shadow of hope of a pecuniary reward, but
to accomplish his coveted end. In this he deserves the api)lause
of his kinsfolk.

Mr. Clewell has been a lifelong and zealous ^Moravian. In
his youth he was confirmed in the Schoeneck Moravian Churcn
and held membershi]) there until he moved to IJethlehem, when
he had the same transferred. Being useful in any part ot
church work, and having the confidence and respect of the peo-
ple he was asked to become a member of the Building Commit-
tee in the erection of the church at Bushkill Center, which is a
Union Congregation and when the church at Schoeneck was to
be built he w'as also chosen. Many other positions of trust
might be named, but they would only add to what has already
been said.

M.AKIA MAGD.\LENA CLEWELL.

Maria Magdalena Clewell (2) was born in Oley. While ir,
her infancy her parents moved to theTr possessions near Naza-
reth. She was never married, living mostly in Sisters' Houses
among the Moravians and nursing the sick. She was noted
for her kindness. She is l)uried at Lititz, Lancaster County,
Penna.

THE CLE WELL FAMILY

267

REV. LEWIS PHILIP CLE\\'ELL.

Rev. Lewis Philip Clewell (284) was born at Schoeneck, Penn.
He received his early education in the public schools and was
confirmed a member of the Moravian Church in Schoeneck. He
at first, proposed to devote his life to a business career. Accord-
ingly, in 1857, he entered a dry g-oods store at Reading, Pa., as
clerk but after a few years gave up his position in order to accept
a position in the Weltburger ofifice at Easton, Pa.

H'e was making good progress in this new situation, for besides
attaining proficiency as a compositor, he was beginning to d'o ac-
ceptable work as a writer for the papers connected with the
ofifice. The conviction, however, which he had long felt that
he ought to preach the Gospel was all the while growing deeper

268 THE HISTORY OF

and led him in the autumn of 1861, to leave East on and enter
the Theological Seminary at Ijethlehem.

After a two years course in this institiution, in the summer of
1863. he enlisted as a member of the Thirty-fourth Pennsylvania
Alilitia, His military service was brief. After receiving- an honor-
able discharge, he entered ui)on the duties of teacher iii the Xaza-
reth Military Academy at Xazareth.

While at the Xazareth Hall he ofifered his services to the
governing board of the Moravian Church to g'o to some foreign
place as a missionary. His services were accepted and he was
assigned to go to the West Indies. But the needs of the churcli
at home were pressed upon him to which he yielded. On Xov-
ember 19, 1865, he was ordained a Deacon in the Moravian
Church and soon afterward started for his first charge which
was i-. Moravia, Iowa. That he had not mistakcii his calling, the
success which attended the work in his vario'us pastorates is
sufficient evidence.

During the thirty nine years of his ministry, he served eight
dififerent charges, built seven churches, three parsonages, organiz-
ed six congregations, extensively repaired four churches and
three parsonages, besides being instrumental in bringing many
into the membership of the church. He was a man of great de-
termination and untiring energy. His appointment to a charge
was generally regarded as a signal for a forward move in that
charge.

Oil May 16, 1867, he was united in marriage to Miss Sarah
Bhckensderfer of Gnaclenhutten, ( )hio, who nroved in every
way well qualified to uphold his hands in his chosen calling.

He felt that he had just cause to be proud of his ancestry, and
for years had cherished the hope of some day being able to
produce a history of the Clewell family. While located at South
Bethlehem, circumstances seemed to adjust themselves for carry-
ing out his long deferred plan.

Lewds B. Clewell (see 140) had in the meanwdiile located in
Bethlehem who also entertained similar intentions. ( For further
account see Preface and Account of Reunions). The circum-
stances of his death were characteristic of the energy and deter-
mination displayed throughout his entire life. Although suffering
with a heavy cold he ])ersisted in con.ducting the services for

THE CLEWELL FAMILY 269

New Year's Eve as is customary among Aloravians. Two clays
later, he was taken with a chill, which sj^eedily developed into
pneumonia and on January 9, 1904, he died. The funeral services
were conducted by l)ishops Levering and Oerter and he was
buried in Xiskey Hill Cemetery, Bethlehem, with full military
honors as a member of Robert Oldham Post, G. A. R. of which
he was chaplain.

SIDNEY A. CLEA\'I<:lL.

Sidney A. Clewell (108) was born at Schoeneck, Pa., oppo-
site the church. He acquired the rudiments of an education
in the public schools and in the Nazareth Parochial schools.
During his youth he inclined to the business Hfe which he enter-
ed after his marriage in 1836 to Cecelia Haman. He conducted
a general merchandise store in Centreville and Stockertown,
Northampton County, Pa. Later, he was prominently connected
with the charcoal blast furnace in Jacobsburg generally known
as the "Forg-e." This enterprise was established in 1808. In
1852, he moved to Philadelphia where he held the position of
Agent for the Lehigh Transportation Company for a number
of years. In his advanced age he relinguished his duties with
that company and engaged in the cement and plaster business
which he followed until his death. He is buried at Philadelphia.

AinnXTA EMILIE BOERSTI.ER.

Araminta Emilie Boerstler (112) was born in Nazareth^
Pa., and was raised in that town. On reaching maturity she
married James Boerstler. They moved to Philadelphia, Pa.,
where he was emploved on the street-railroads. She died in that
city and her remains were brought to Nazareth and interred in
the Moravian graveyard.

ALEXANDER I!. STEINEK.

Alexander B. Steiner (269) was born in Filetown, a village
near Schoeneck, Pa. He received his education in the Schoeneck
^Moravian Parochial School. Later, he became a member of the
congregation. He learned the lock-filing trade with his father
and followed it until old age. He was married to Clarinda E.
Snyfler who preceded him into eternity after which he made his
home with his son, Tilghman. He is buried at Kreidersville on
the Zion's Stone Church cemetery.

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THE CLEWELL FAMILY 2/1

WILSOiN D. SEYFRIED.

Wilson D. Seyfried ( 1062) was born at Milli^TOve, now Alnta,
a small village not far from Schoeneck, Pa. His education began
with work on his father's farm and attending- the public schools
during- the winter months. At thirteen, he was employed in his
uncle's general merchandise store and later clerked for C. H.
Alohn and Son. At sixteen he entered the teaching profession
which he followed ever since and is now em])loyed in the Bethle-
hem Public Schools as teacher and Princii)al of a building-.

The religious instructions that he received in his boyhood
were not in vain. He is greatly interested in Sunday School
and Church work, having- been instrumental in organizing" two
Sundav Schools and has held various church offices.

Socially, he is connected wdth the L O. O. F., of which he had
the honor of being the installing officer of his District for sev-
eral years, and a member of Star Encampment. I. ( ). ( ). F.. of
which he has the Grand Patriarch Degree, and a member of
Lehigh Council. Royal x\rcanum.

ELIZABPITH CLAUSS.

Elizabeth Clauss (12) was born in Piushkill Township. Xorth-
ampton County, Pa. She, being the oldest daughter of George
Clewell (3) whose plantation was not far from Moorestown.
received her first lessons for life on the frontier. She was mar-
ried to George Clauss, Junior, of Schoeneck in 1773, whose
father built the first house in that village. George Clauss. Senior,
was an emigrant from Bohemia. After their marriage, they
began housekeeping at Schoeneck where he was a prosperous
shoemaker. About the year 1780, Mr. Clauss. with a partner.
entered into the business of buying horses and selling them in the
markets of Philadelphia. His partner proved to be dishonest
and he lost heavily through the operation so that he was forced
to begin life anew. He became an immigrant of Stokes County,
North Carolina, in 1783 and later she followed him with the
children, making the journey from Schoeneck, Pa., to Stokes
County, N. C. on horse-back according to well founded tradi-
tion. After being settled in their new home, he worked at his
trade as shoemaker and with the assistance of his sons tilled a
small farm in the suburbs of what is now the city of ^^Mnston-

272 THE HISTORY OF

Salem, N. C. Alisfortnnes, however, pursued them and the bright
sun of success which they evidently saw at the beginning of their
married life never appeared again. Being but a middle aged
man, he died in 1806. leaving a widow with her nine children
to meet thestruggles of life. Her troubles must have seemed to
her endless as two of her children had died of smallpox and now
was left alone far away from her immediate relatives.

But the sterling qualities of her character manifested them-
selves in action. Elizabeth Clauss outlived her husband many
years and always being homesick, visited her relatives in Schoe-
neck, Penns}dvania, in her old age probably 75 years or more,
making the journey both ways on foot and alone.

She was generously received by her brothers and sisters who
shared with her in the division of her father's estate ( See Will of
George Clewell ) receiving several hundred dollars which she
kept intact against her funeral expenses. She was married a
second time, to Jacob Frederick Lagenauer in 1807 with whom
she had no children. She died at the ripe old age of 81 years,
6 months and 3 days and is buried at the Friedland Moravian
Church, N. C. At the time of her death she had 53 grand-children
and 31 great-grand-children.

CHRISTINA FULKERSON.

Christina Fulkerson (38) was born in Schoeneck, Penna.
She united with the Moravian Church there in 1816. In 1818, she
married Philip Fulkerson with whom she lived till 1824, when
he died. They always resided in her natal village. Both were
active in the welfare of their church.

ELIZABETH AIIKSCH.

Elizabeth Miksch (71) was born in Schoeneck, Penn. On
April II, 1820, she was married to Joseph Miksch who built the
first iron foundry in the Lehigh Valley in the Spring of 1824.
After a brief married life of a little over four years, her hus-
band died. Aug. 17, 1824, before he had started the newly
Iniilt foundry. She sold her interests in IJethlehem and moved
to Nazareth where she lived for nearly seventy years a widow.
She died at Nazareth and is buried there. She reached the age
of 95 years, 3 months and 17 days.

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CHARLES WILLIAM LOUX.

Charles William Loux, Esq., A. M. (1064). Ntothing is left
now of the old tannery at Millgrove where the subject of this
sketch learned, perhaps reluctantly, his first lessons in industry.
The half day fishing trips to the Bushkill that alternated regularly
with the monotonous task at the bark mill furnished the necessary
relief, and afforded an opportunity for an appreciation of nature,
which had a lasting effect on his life.

The training of Christian parents, the influences of the old red
school house, and of Sunday school, in boyhood, prepared the
subject of this sketch for a rather early start in the graver duties
of life.

At the age of thirteen, Mr. Loux learned the trade of dressing
roofing slate, which he followed for two summers, and also later
during his college vacations.

At fifteen, he began to teach, and taught four years in the
public schools of Northampton Co., also one spring term at
Steinsville, in Lehigh County.

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His vacations and si)are time, evenings, during this period were
spent in preparing- for colleg-e, under the chrection of private
tutors.

In 1 888, he entered Lafayette College, Easton, Pa., from which
institution he graduated with honor in 1892, receiving the diegree
of A. B. The degree of A. M. was conferred upon him in 1895.

After graduation, Mr. Loux was principal of Path Valley
Academy, I^-anklin Co.. Pa., for three years, after which, in 1895
he removed to F^rie, Pa., where he became teacher -of classics
and mathematics in Erie Academy.

In 1896, as a result of a civil-service examination, Mr. Loux
was appointed a stenographer in the Steamboat-Inspection Service
of the Government at Pittsburg, Pa., and two years later was
promoted and transferred to a similar position at P'rovidence.
R. L. which position he still holds.

Mr. Loux has shown considerable activity in the hue of litera-
ture. He began to write verse at an early age. Some of his
verses have appeared in The Monn'ian. The Easton Free Press,
The Lafayette, The Golden Rule, and other publications.

He was editor-in-chief of his college paper, The Lafayette, and
contributed to that magazine both prose and verse, some of his
verse being extensively copied in the college exchanges. He also
contributed most of the verse found in his coJlege year book. The
Melaiii^e, and at the commencement exercises was the class-day
poet.

In i(>02, there were published two small volumes of verse from
his pen : "White Ribbons — Temperance Verse," and "Carminella
— Co'llege and Other Verse."

In October, 1904, he was admitted to the bar of the State of
Rhode Island.

A firm believer iu the whole Pible, a lover of all Christians,
though an opi>onent of creeds and churchianity, he is no longer
connected with any denominational body, but worships regularly
with, and ministers to, an undenominational congregation of be-
lievers, at Auburn, R. I.

To a faithful wife (also a Clewell, as the History shows), to
whom he was married in 1893, he credits much of his attainments
and happiness in later life. Already a rather numerons posterity
of the Clewell variety iis rising to call her blessed.

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Anna Catherine Levering Ebbecke (18) was born in Plain-
field Township now Bushkill, Northampton County, Pa. The
Indian insurrections during her childhood made lasting impres-
sions upon her and in many ways prepared her for later life.
On January 5, 1791, she married Joseph Levering with whom
she had three children when he died. She moved into the
Widows' House in Nazareth with her children where she lived
for a few years when in 1799 she married John Christian
Ebbecke. Mr. Ebbecke was born in Aloeringen, Germany. His
father who was a soldier expected his son, John, to follow military
life but this was unfavorable to his mother who taught him the
beauties of civil life; he. therefore, was allowed to learn tailor-
ing. While in his youth his mother died and on the return of
his father from the mother's funeral he lay down, complaining
ill, and within a few hours died leaving the young man an
orphan.

Shortly afterwards he became acquainted with the Moravian
Church in Casel and joined the same in Niskey, where he remain-
ed for five years as tailor in the Single Hrethren's house. He

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came to Nazareth, Pennsylvania, in 1795 and lived in the lireth-
ren's House and took charge of the tailoring-. In 17[)[), he ap-
plied to the Moravian Church in Xazareth for a wife, it, then,
being the custom of that church to make the selection bv "lot."
The name of some single sisters were suggested to him but
he replied, "I would have none exce])t the widow with the thrcL'
children." The wish was granted and after their marriage they
moved to Schoeneck but in the Fall of the same year built .1
house in Friedensthal now Niskey which he named. Their wed-
ded life was a happy one until her death. She is buried at
Schoeneck and the widower was married a second time.

Christian Clewell (19) "was born in I'ushkill Township. His
wife was bom in Lancaster and came to Xazareth in 1798 and
married that same year. After their marriage, they moved to
Xiskey, a village near Xazareth. He was a farmer and linen
weaver. Both are buried on the Schoeneck ^Moravian gravevard.

NATHANIEL CLE\\ELL.

*Xathaniel Clewell (2) a son of iM-anz and Salome Clewell
died in his infancy and at the interment in 1759, the men went
with their rifles on account of the dangers from the Indians.
The child was buried on the old Xazareth cemetery, commonly
known as "Indian Cemetery."

JULIANNA CLE^^■ELL.

*Julianna Clewell (2) second youngest daughter of Franz and
Salome Clewell was born in Bushkill Township, Xorthampton
County, Pa. She united with the Moravian Church at Schoeneck
in 1781. In her thirteenth year she lost her right hand through
an accident at a cider-press. In 1798, she moved to Xazareth
with her mother, whom she nursed until her death. She then
moved into the Sisters' House in that town. Although having
lost her hand, she was very skilful in knitting stockings and
mittens or gloves. She was noted as a friend of small children.
Her nephew, Thomas Clewell. began playing the church organ
at Schoeneck when a mere boy and the congregation worshiped
in those times during the winter months without fire, whereupon
the boy complained of cold hands when, out of symj^athv, she
made for him a ])air of fine silk gloves. In 1831, she met with
another accident, this time breaking her left arm. She sufi'ered
an apoplectic stroke in 1844, from which she never recovered.
She is buried in the Xazareth Moravian gravevard.

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CHRISTINA CLEWELL.

Christina Clewell (17) was born at Schoeneck, Penna., and
was the youngest child of a prominent pioneer Moravian family.
She attended the school established in the house that was bulk
by the founders of the first church in that village. Both her
parents died of typhoid fever during the same week, leaving her
an orphan at the age of nine years. She was taken by her aunt
Mrs. John Christian Ebbecke of Niskey and after their death
she resided with her sister, Rebecca Hoeber, of Xazareth and
later with Augusta O. Ricksecker of the same place. In 1902,
she took apartments in the Moravian Sisters' House, on Church
Street, Bethlehem, where she spent her last years. She retained
a remarkable degree of physical strength to within a few years
of her death when she was virtually helpless but her mental facul-
ties remained remarkably clear to the end. She lived to see the
great progress that our country made and because of her retentive
memory and fluency in speech, she proved very interesting to

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company. She was the last of the third generation to depart
from this life and with Abraham Klewell (97) of Philadelphia,
were the only of the third generation to see the beginning of the
Clewell Family History and both were amazed at the size of the
family and manifested great interest in the work.

A week before her death she was taken ill and the infirmities
of old age began to tell on her constitution and keen senses.
Her life ebbed away calmly at the venerable age of 99 years, 5
months and 13 days. She is buried at Nazareth.

RCJSINA CLEWELL.

Rosina Clewell (2), a daughter of Franz and Salome Clewell,
was born in Bushkill Township. She was affiliated with the
Moravian Church all her lifetime and after the death of her par-
ents she moved into the Sisters' House at Xazareth. She never
was married. She is buried in the Xazareth Moravian grave-
yard.

SALOMA CLEWELL.

Saloma Clewell (2), a daughter of Franz and Salome Clewell.
was born in Bushkill Township and died at Xazareth where she
is buried on the Moravian graveyard. She was never married
and lived in the Sisters' House, Nazareth.

AURAHAM CLEWELL.

Abraham Clewell (3), a son of George and Anna Maria
Clewell, was born in Bushkill Township and died in infancy.
The child was buried on the old Moravian cemetery commonly
known as "Indian Cemetery." At the interment the men went
with their rifles on account of the dangers from the Indians.

SALOME M. CLEWELL.

Salome M. Clewell (3), was born in Bushkill Township. She
was confirmed in Schoeneck, in 1780 and became a member of
that congregation. She moved into the Sisters' House, at Naza-
reth in 1809, where she lived until her death. She was never
married and is buried on the Nazareth Moravian graveyard.

ELIZABETH KOEHLER.

Elizabeth Koehler (4), second daughter of Franz Clewell was
born in Bushkill Township, Xorthampton County, Penna. She
was married to Leonard Koehler, of near Bethlehem, on the 21st
of April, 1772. Soon after their marriage, they moved to Leban-

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on, Pa., where he was enga^-ed in the wagon-making- business.
They made frequent visits to her parents. On September 10, 18 12,
he died in his 67th year, leaving her a widow for about six years.
Both were members of the ^loravian Church and are buried in
the :\roravian Cemetery, at Lebanon. Pa.

Ar.KAIIAM CLEWELL.

HIS \NIFE, SARAH E.

ABRAHAM CLEWELL.

Abraham Clewell (20) was born in Bushkill Township, North-
ampton County, Pa. O'f his youth very httle is known. He was
a cabinet maker by trade and after his marriage Hved in Plnladel-
phia where he carried on the business very successfully. He
is buried at Philadelphia.

CATHARINE HECKEDORN.

Catharine Heckedorn (5), was born in Bushkill Township.
Northampton County. Pa. After her marriage, they .moved to
York, Pa., where she died and is buried.

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HOMESTEAD OF FRANCIS CLEWELL

FRANCIS CLEWELL.

Francis Clewell (8) was born in Millgrove. now Aluta,
Northampton County, Pa., and attended the Parochial school at
Schoeneck. In 1776, he erected a house for himself on the hill on
the west.bank of the Biishkill Creek known as the Swiss House.
It stood about a fourth of a mile to the south-west of his father's
house. He was married to Anna Elizabeth Weinland in the year
1785, who was born in Gnadenthal. He was a weaver by trade
but after his marriage he followed farming and cleared much of
his farm of the woods. He was a life-long member of the
Schoeneck Moravian Church and much respected among his
friends and neighbors. He was talented and skillful. He died
in his 64th year and is buried at Schoeneck. His wife is buried
at the same place.

ARTHUR GEORGE CLEW^ELL.

Arthur George Clewell (732) is employed by a grocery firm in
Waverly, Iowa, but possesses considerable property in Okla-
homa, where he lived for several years and then returned to the
above place.

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ABRAHAM KLEW'ELL. HIS WIFE, ELLEN.

Abraham Klewell (97) was born in Philadelphia. After leav-
ing the pay schools, he served apprenticeship with his father as
a wood-turner but never followed that trade. He became a sta-
tionary eng-ineer wdiich he followed all his life. He is buried at
Philadelphia. [He was one of two of the third generation that
was privileged to hear of the beginning of the Clewell history and
also of the first reunion. Although, at first doubting that he be-
longed to the family since he spelled his name with a K instead
of a C, but upon investigation he found that his father had writ-
ten his name with a C in his marriage certificate. Ed. |

NATHANIEL CLEWELL.

Nathaniel Clewell (9) was born in PJushkill Township, North-
ampton County, Pa. He spent most of his youth in the family
of his sister, Elizabeth Koehler,at Lebanon where he learned the
wheelwright trade. He returned to Schoeneck where he labored
diligently and met with success. He was married on Alay 24,
1790. He was a life-long member of the Moravian church at
Schoeneck and very active and influential in the afi^airs of the
congregation, especially so, in building the second church, that
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He secured an organ for that church and organized a trombone
choir. He echicated his sons in nnisic with the intention that
they should carry on. after his death, what he had organized.
He was tlie organist of the church for many years without re-
muneration. He met death through an accident while on a trip
to the north side of the Blue Mountains for planks and while on
his way home on a moonlight night in descending a hill a part
of his wagon broke which threw him under the wheels and he
expired soon afterward. He is buried on the Schoeneck Mora-
vian graveyard.

ANNA DOROTHEA KREUSER.

Anna Dorothea Kreuser (lo) was born in Plainfield Town-
ship now Bushkill Township, Northampton County, Penna. She
was a pupil of the Moravian School at Schoeneck. She was
married at Nazareth on Nov. lo, 1799 to Conrad Kreuser, who
was born March 14. 1763 in Holzmaden near Kuchheim in Wur-
temberg. He emigrated to x-\merica in 1795. In the year 1800,
they left Nazareth and moved to Winston-Salem where he be-
came the overseer of the finances of the Moravian Church. He
was a widower for nearly five years. Both are buried in the
Moravian Cemetery at Salem, N. C.

JACOB CLEWELL.

Jacob Clewell (11) was born in Bushkill Township, while his
parents George and Anna Maria Clewell were living with Franz
Clewell. After his marriage, they moved on a farm near Bethle-
hem where he prospered. He is buried on the Moravian grave-
yard at Bethlehem.

ANNA JOHANNA ECKENSRERGER.

Anna Johanna Eckensberger ( 26 ) was born at Schoeneck,
Pa., where she resided up to her seventh year when her parents
moved to Nazareth, Pa.

On Easter Sunday, April 7, 1817, she was married to John
Jacob Eckensberger, a widower with whom she lived iov forty
two years. For thirteen years she was a widow and lived in
the Sisters' House, Nazareth.

The day before her death, she spent in working at her ac-
customed employment but felt somewhat ill in the evening. That

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nig-ht she slept little and complained the next morning and died
that same day at 9 A. M

She was of a quiet disposition, not making much ado about
anything, and of a contented mind which had its orig'in in her
love to her Saviour. A particular trait of her character was
that she always wished not to be troublesome to others by and
through her own troubles.

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F. Thomas Clewell (36) was born in Schoeneck, Pa., and re-
ceived the customary education of the Moravian Church. In his
youth he learned the wagon-making trade with his father and
after his death conducted his father's business with equally good
success. He married on December 13, 1818. and soon after-
ward bought the homestead of his father and lived in
Schoeneck throughout his lifetime. At the end of forty-five
years of married life in 1863, his wife died. Both of them belonged

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to the Schoe'ieck Moravian Church and he was oroanist for
more than forty-six years without any remuneration. He was
compelled to relinquish his place at the orj^-an on account of his
failing' eye-si^ht which continued until he was almost hlind.
In June i8r^3 he had an operation performed on his eyes which
restored partial sight but never to such a deg-ree that he could
see well. On one occassion when (juite an old man, he attended
Thanksgiving Day services and hearing the choir r:?nder a
selection he could not /estrain himself and made up his mind that
he \vould sing with the choir during the following holidays.
He died of pneumonia and is buried at Schoeneck.

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PAUL SIEGFRIED AND WIFE, JOHANNA.

Johanna Maria Siegfried (35) was born in Millgrove. Bush-
kill d\)wnship, Xorthampton County, Penn. She attended the
Moravian Parochial School at Schoeneck. In her youth, she
was confirmed and became a member of the church there. On

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]\Iarch 20, 1814, she was married to Paul Siegfried, who was
born in Berks County, Pa. He was a soldier in the War of
1S12 against (^reat Britain. He was a musician in the Tliird
Company, hirst Rifle Re.y-iment, Northampton County \'ohui-
teers.

They were po])uIar and prcxsperous farmers in her natiye
township, besides doing- considerable work as a millwright ami
carpenter. He was a charter member of the Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company of Northampton County and held several county
and township offices. They liyed in matrimony for more than
fifty-two years. Both are buried at Schoeneck.

J. PHILIP CLEWELL HIS WIFE, ANN.\ MARIA.

J. Philip Clewell (70) was born at Schoeneck, Pa. Pie at-
tended the Parochial School at Schoeneck, which was discon-
tinued during- his school days, and he went to Nazareth. On
arriving- at the proper age he was given his trade that of a
locksnnth wdiich he followed during his entire life. He married
Anna Maria Roth, a grand-daughter of a missionary among the
Indians, on the 13th of October. 181 6.

They lived for the greater i^art of their lives on the hill north
of the" grave-yard. They lived in matrimony for over fifty-five
years. I'.oth were members of the church at Schoeneck. ITe
took an active part in the afifairs of that church and as a mem-
ber of the church orchestra played a French horn, as well as a
trombone. Both are buried at Schoeneck.

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J. SAMUEL CLEWELL.

J. Samuel Clewell (34) was born at Millgrove, now Aluta,
Northampton County, Pennsylvania. He received the rudiments
of an education in the Moravian Parochial school at Schoeneck.
In 1S14, he enlisted as a private soldier in the First Rifle Regi-
ment, Third Company, Northampton County, Pennsylvania
Volunteers, in the second war with Great Britian generally
known as the War of 18 12. The company was stationed at
Marcus Hook, south of Philadelphia, on the Delaware River, to
protect that rity from the menace of the British Lion. When
the war receded to other parts, the company was mustered
out of service and our subject returned to his parents. In the
year 1816, he was married to Catharine Hahn and began house-
keeping and farming on his father's farm. After his father's
death he bought a part of his father's tract and erected a dwell-
ing house and other necessary buildings and continued farming.
He was a linen-weaver by trade. He made it his principal liveli-
hood and followed it to within a few years of his death.

He became a widower through the death of his wife, leaving
to his fatherly care a large family of children. In 185 1, he
married Mrs. Susan Brinker, nee Wilhelm, a widow. He was a
life-long resident of his native village and of a quiet disposition.
He was affectionate but firm to his children and endeavored to
impress them with the beautiful in life. After his children had
left his roof, it was his custom to pay them regular visits. He
visited his son, Francis, then living near B'ellefonte. Center
County, Pa., several times, making the journey on foot a
distance of about 150 miles. He was a life-long member of the
Schoeneck Moravian Church, the welfare of which he watched
with tender care. He and his first wife are buried at Schoeneck.

I'lIILLlI'l'lNE MILLER.

Phillippine Miller {t,^}, the oldest child of Francis Clewell,
was born in Millgrove, now Aluta, Northampton County, Pa.
She was brought up under the instruction of the Moravian
Church. She married George Miller who was of German descent
and a weaver by trade. Later they moved nearer to the Schoe-
neck Moravian Church of which they were active members, lioth
are buried in the graveyard at Schoeneck.

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HENRY G. CLEWELL AND WIFE.

Henry G. Clewell (93) generally known among his neighbors
and friends as "Swamp Henry" to disting'uish him from the
other Henrys, living- in the vicinity of Schoeneck, lived on a
small farm in Bnshkili Township^ and conducted a nursery. He
was a lock-filer by trade. He was a devout Christian and a
zealous member of the Moravian Church at Schoeneck. In his
younger days, he was a member of the church orchestra. He
and his wife are buried at Schoeneck.

ANNA KOSINA BECK.

Anna Rosina Beck (85) was born in Nazareth, Pa. She was
educated in the Moravian schools and on February 18, 1816, was
married to I'erdinand Jacob IJeck. lioth of them were devoted
members of the Moravian church and life-long- residents of
Kazareth. lioth are buried al Nazareth.

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289

ELIZABETEI WHITESELL.

Elizabeth \Miitesell ( 24 ) was born in Plainfield, now Bnsh-
kill Townshi]), Xorthampton Comity, Penn. She was baptized
and confirmed in the Moravian Chnrch at Schoeneck. On
Jnly 20, 1817, she was married to Andrew Whiteseh, a widower,
who came from Hope, X. J. Vov a short time, after her mar-
riage, they hved at Monnt I'ethel, from whence they moved to
Nazareth, in 1818. Both were members of the Moravian
Chnrch at Xazareth and are buried there.

JOHN CLEWELL.

John Clewell (6), was born in Plainfield, now Bushkill Town-
ship, Xforthampton Co., Penna. His boyhood was spent on his
father's farm, clearing- land, etc. He united with the Moravian
Church at Schoeneck. On April 25, 1780, he married Anna
Johanna Klein, who came from Saucon Township with her
parents to Bushkill and where she became acquainted with the
^loravian Church. In 1793, they took possession of a farm at
Xazareth and there spent the rest of their pilgrimage. Of their
nine children, eight survived their parents. Both parents died in
the same year. He was known amo-ng- his neighbors and friends
as "Hannes" to distinguish him from the other John Clewells.

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SARAH CLEWELL.

*Sarah Clewell (6) was born in Nazareth, Pa. She was a
Hfe-long member of the Moravian Church and for many years
lived in the Sisters' House there. She is buried in Xazareth
Moravian Graveyard.

ANNA MARIA DANKE.

Anna Maria Danke (7). a daughter of Franz and Salome
Clewell, was born in Bushkill Township, Northampton County,
Pa. She became a member of the Moravian Church at Schoeneck
in 1773. She was married on October 12, 1779, and thereaftc;
lived at Xazareth. ?Ier husband died April 18, 1793. "She was
a widow for more than forty years. She is buried in the Xaza-
reth Moravian graveyard.

JOSEPH Cr.EWELL.

Joseph Clewell, Jr., (7^) was born at Emaus and was mostiv
engaged in farming near his native town. He enlisted in Com-
pany C, Forty-seventh Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers for
the Civil War. He was captured by the Confederates and held
as prisoner in Shreveport, La., where he died of a chronic dis-
ease contracted in the war.

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291

HENRY J. CLEWELL.

Henry J. Clewell (167) was born in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
He received the rudiments of an education among- the Moravians
of his birthplace but at the early ag-e of ten or twelve years,
through the loss of his father by death, was forced to look about
for bis livelihood. A few years after the death of his father he
went to Philadelphia, making the trip with the stage-coach, and
there learned tailoring. After he had finished his term of service,
he went to Mauch Chunk and there continued his trade in that
flourishing town, engaged in the shipping of coal. In 1835, he
was married to Susan Aloharter of that city. Soon after marriage
they moved to Cunningham, Pa., and from thence to Columbus,
Pa., remaining six years and then to Berwick where he began
to work in the car- works and continued until after the death of
his wife on Sept. 20, 1883. As a widower he lived among his
children until 1899 when he died of gangrene at the old age of
87 years. He united with the Kvanu'elical Church after arriving
in Columbia County of which he was a consistent member at the
time of his death. He was a kind-hearted man, always ready to
encourage and extend the hand of sympathy to aid another in the

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strug-gle of life, which traits he acquired largely from his experi-
ence. He was accustomed to make regular visits to his relatives
in and about Nazareth and made the journey from Mauch Chunk
to Nazareth on foot.

ALEXANDER CLEWELL.

Alexander Clewell (281) was born at Schoeneck. where he
spent his boyhood and youth. He emigrated to the West and
died in the State of Kansas.

JOSIAII CLEWELL.

Josiah Clewell (625) was a private in Company B, i88th Regi-
ment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, during the Civil War. He was
with the Army of the Potomac during Gen. McClellan's penin-
sular campaign in Virginia and also with Gen. Grant's campaign
against Richmond. At the battle of Cold Harbor he was wound-
ed twice. He fought in no less than eight battles.

ILVNNAII SHELDON.

Hannah Sheldon (729) resides on a large farm in South
Dakota.

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293

Samuel Henry Au<;u.^t Sieo-fried (144) was born in Rushkill
Township, Northampton County, Penn. tie attended th; public
school in his district, but on arriving- at the age of youth, had
to leave to learn his trade, a millwright. After his marriage
to Caroline Gold, they moved on his fathers farm, which he
conducted and during the winter months he taught the village
school. In 1857, he was married to his second wife, Amelia
Plattenberger. and they continued farming and i.eaching. He
served his township for manv years as assessor, and in general
was the "people's man" in his community.

His popularity in his township w-as further rewarded by
being- elected to the office of Reg^ister of Wills of Northampton
County. Shortly after his election, he moved to Easton, where
he made many friends and was re-elected at the expiration of
his first term. He was known throuphout the entire county as
a man whom you could trust and his advice was eagerly sought
by his friends.

He was a life-long- member of the Moravian Church at Schoe-
neck. Both he and his widow are buried there.

294

THE HISTORY OF

BISHOP JOSEI'H MORTIMER LEVERING.

Joseph Mortimer Levering- ( 932 ) was l^orn at Hiamburg-,
Hardin County, Tennessee. Shortly after his birth his parents
returned to Hope, Ind., from whence they had moved In 1851
they moved to Ihinois, hving at West Salem and then at Olney,
where, in 1870, our subject left home to jjrepare for the ministry
of the Moravian Church.

In his youth he had taken advantage of the best educational
facilities within his reach, having^ been aided by several scholarly
clergymen in his private study, after completing the public school
course.

In September, 1870, he entered the M(-)ravian College and
Theological Seminary at JJethlehem, Pa. He graduated in

THE CLEWELL FAMILY 295

the class of 1874 after which he tauqht in Xazareth Hall.
Nazareth, Pa., until the close of the year. He was ordained as
a Deacon of the Moravian Church on December 20, 1874, and
in the following month assumed charge of a new Missiou at
Uhrich'sville, Ohio.

He was ordained a Presbyter on May 21, 1876, during the ses-
sions of the Moravian Synod at Xazareth, Pa. On June 6. 1876,
he married Miss ^Martha Augusta Whitesell, a teacher in the
Moravian Parochial School at Bethlehem, Pa.

He was transferred from Uhrichsville, O., to Lake Mills, Wis-
consin, in April, 1879, and after four years of service in this pas-
torate he was called to Bethlehem, Pa., where, in October of
1883, he became one of the two pastors of the oldest and largest
Moravian Congregation in America with a membership of about
2000.

He was consecrated a Bishop of the Moravian Church on the
30th day of Sei:)tember, 1888. having served a brief term in the
Provincial Elders' Conference, the Executive Board of the North-
ern Province of the Moravian Church in America, to which he
was elected in February of the same year. In 1889. when the
General Synod of the Moravian Church of America and Europe
was held at Herrnhut. Saxony. lUshop Levering was a repre-
sentative of the American Branch in that body and was chosen
a \'ice-President.

Numerous other official duties devolved upon him besides his
pastorate and the little leisure left to him he employed in histori-
cal research. In 1895. he was elected president of the Moravian
Historical Society. He was also the custodian of the Provincial
Archives of the Church from 1888 to 1901. Among his historical
works is a History of Bethlehem.

On July 17, 1 90 1, he resigned the pastorate of the Bethlehem
Moravian Church, having served for nearly eighteen years (the
longest continuous pastorate in the history of that congregation )
and removed with his family to Nazareth to recuperate his health.
The Provincial Synod which convened in Bethlehem in 1903,
called him again into active service, electing him a member of the
Provincial Elders' Conference of the Church. He now (1907)
holds the position of president in that body.

THE HISTORY OF

rkOF. JOHN H. CLKWELL, I'H.D.
Principal of tne Winston-Salem (N. C.) Female Seminary.

ANGELICA L. WOLLE.

Angelica L. WoUe (286) was born in Bethlehem, Pa. She
spent her childhood and youth in Nazareth, whither her mother
moved after her father's death. She was educated in the Moravian
Parochial School and became a teacher in the same school, and
later taught at Linden Hall Seminary, Lititz, Pa. In 1846,
she married Nathaniel Wolle, who was a merchant at Lititz.
On June 29, 1896, they celebrated their golden wedding and
three years later, her husband died. Mrs. Wolle was a life-long
Moravian and very active in church work, being connected with
the Woman's Christian Temperance Union as president, and with
the Moravian Home Association, and with the Woman's Mis
sionary Society of the Moravian Church. She is buried at Lititz.

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297

REV. ROBERT E. CLEWELL.

Rev. Robert E. Clewell (849) was born at Harmony, Iowa.
He entered the Moravian Co'llege and Theological Seminary at
Bethlehem in the fall of 1886 and was graduated in 1892. Dur-
ing the summer of 1891, previous to his graduation, he seiwed the
congregation at Utica, N. Y., as pastor. After his graduation,
he took charge of the Moravian congregation at Port Wash-
ington, Ohio, which he served for two years and then accepted
a call from the Bethesda Union, Bethesda, Iowa. He stopped
on his journey thither at Watertown, Wisconsin, and was mar-
ried to Miss Mamie Gille. On the evening of the day of their
marriage, they continued their journey to his appointed place,
arriving there the next morning. He became the pastor of the
Moravian Congregation at Hopedale, Penn., in 1897. Of his
children, Edgar L. was born at Bethesda, Iowa, and Margaret G.
at Hopedale, Penn., in 1897. He now resides at Scranton, Pa.

298

THE HISTORY OF

HENRY G. CLEWELL.

HIS WIFE. ELIZA.

Henry C. Clewell ( 114) was born in Nazareth, Penn. He re-
ceived his education in the Moravian Parochial School, and in
his youth became a confirmed member of the Moravian Con-
gregation. On April 15, 185 1, he married Eliza Peisert, of
Bethlehem. He was a cabinet-maker by trade and added the
undertaking business. x\s such he buried 1189 persons. He
served his congregation for twenty-seven years as Head Sex-
ton, and four years as Trustee, and was a member of the Paro-
chial School Board. His borough received his services in Town
Council and in the Public School Board.

WILLIAM FULKERSON.

William Fulkerson (153) was bom in Schoeneck, Pa. His
parents died when a small boy and he had his home with Jacob
Clewell who taught him cabinetmaking. Later, he learned the
carpenter's trade. At the outbreak of the Civil War he enlisted
in the Union Army and was captured by the Confederates and
imprisoned at Andersonville, Georgia, for seven months. Aiter
the war. he emigrated to Franklin County, Kansas, where
he engaged in farming. He died at Ottawa, Kansas.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY 299

HENRY SAMUEL CLEWELL.

Henry Samuel Clewell (139) was born in Millgrove, now
Aluta, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. He attended the
village school although limited as the advantages then were he
received impres.sions which opened his eyes to the outside world.
Leaving school, he learned the blacksmith's trade and later began
to do business for himself in his native village where he had
bought several acres of land and erected a house and other
buildings. On November 27, 1859, he married Fayetta
Steinmetz and immediately began housekeeping, living in his
house only a few years when he sold his property and bought
in Nazareth. Here he carried on his trade until the spring of
1878 when he again sold his possessions and moved with his
family to Blairstown, Benton County, Iowa. He lived here for
about ten months when he moved farther westward, having
bought eighty acres of land in Sterling, Rice County, Kansas.
On reaching the new place, he commenced to build a house and
improve his newly acquired possessions when he suddenly died
having lived only two months in his new house. He was buried
on his own possessions just across the street where he lived, in
a cemetery adjoining the school-house. Later, the widow sold the
property and returned East with her family.

The following is an extract from an obituary of a Kansas paper.
"He had just commenced improving his new home when the
Master called him to the home above . His sudden removal was a
severe stroke to his family and friends. Mr. Clewell was a mem-
ber of the Moravian church from his youth up ; but that church
not being represented here, he was a regular attendant of our
service. He was beloved by all who knew him. Two weeks before
his death I visited him and found him in good spirits."

HENRY J. OERTER.

Henry J. Oerter (151) was captain of Company C, One Hun-
dred Fifty-third Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers. He was
wounded in the battle of Gettysburg and captured by the Confed-
erate troops and recaputured by the Union forces. He was born
m Bethlehem, Pa., and in i8.S3, he moved with his family to Mora-
via, Iowa, but returned to his native state in i860 and settled
near Freemansburg. In the night of November 29, 1864, he
was killed by persons unknown and his body thrown into the
Lehigh Canal. He is buried at Bethlehem.

300

THE HISTORY OF

REV. THEUPHILUS G. CLEWELL.

Rev. Theo])hilus G. Clewell (280) was born at Schoeneck.
Pennsylvania. In his boyhood, he attended the Moravian Paro-
chial Schools, receiving- instruction both in the German and
English languages. Later, he entered Nazareth Hall Military
Academy. Early in youth he entered practical life as a clerk in
a gieneral merchandise store in Nazareth, Pa. In his desire for
greater opportunities, he left his native town and went to Allen-
town and thence to Catasauqua. After spending several years
at these places, he became acciainted with the proprietor of a
general merchandise store in Pottsville, Pa., who induced him to
enter into his employ. He spent about three years at that place
being very successful, but his reading of religious works had
awakened him to higher duties. He severed his connection with
his employer, forsaking a promising future and began the prepa-
ration for the ministry. After several years of earnest work he

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offered himself as a candidate to the East Pennsylvania Confer-
ence of the Evangelical Association and was accepted in Feb-
ruary of 1853. He was sent to Lebanon circuit as the junior
preacher with Rev. W. L. Reber in charge. His services in this
circuit won the confidence of Conference and that body sent him
to Philadelphia to establish an English church. While engaged
in organizing a church, he became a contributor to the Ez'an-
gelkal Messenger. He was next sent to Schuylkill Haven where
his labors were crowned with the erection of a new place of
worship and a parsonage and by an invitation from the Ohio
Conference to the editorship of the Evangelical Messenger,
which was published in Cleveland, Ohio.

He accepted the post and on March 18, 1857, entered upon
his duties. He served in that cai)acity for about iT) )'ears, being-
re-elected three times. During hours of leisure from his editor-
ship of the weekly Messenger, he translated a German Medical
Work on Exanthema and Methods of Cure. The translation was
received with great satisfaction, whereupon Adrian College, of
Michigan, conferred upon him the degree of A. M.

He served his church faithfully in the capacity of deacon,
elder, editor of the Messenger, and for four years as Presiding
Elder in the Pittsburg Conference when he was forced by the
needs of a rising family to withdraw from all clerical work
and devote himself to business. He engaged in a general real
estate business and now in advanced years is quietly conducting
a store and farm in South Park, Ohio.

On May 6, 1859, he married Anna Maria Miller, whose par-
ents had emigrated to Ohio from Virginia. She died on Novem-
ber 19, 1881, of malarial fever at their home in Cleveland, O.
Three years later on ]\Iay 12, he was married to Plannah Louisa
Hoffman.

LAVINA A. KELLER.

Lavina A. Keller (145) was born in Millgrove, now Akita,
Northampton County, Pa. She attended the public school in her
village. On December 19, 1847, she was married to William
Keller. They lived for the greater part of their lives on a farm
in her native village. They were life-long members of the Schoe-
neck Moravian Church and are buried in the graveyard adjoining.

302

THE HISTORY OF

THE CLEWELL FAMILY 3O3

OLIVER L. FEHR.

Oliver L. Fehr (507) was born at Millg-rove, now Aluta,
Northampton County, Pa. During his childhood, he attended
the public schools of his native township and also the Moravian
Parochial School at Nazareth and the Freeland Seminary. When
twelve years old he began to learn his trade, that of a lock-filer,
which he followed until his twentieth year. He then became the
teacher of the school in which he was once instructed, for three
terms, and later accepted a position as teacher in Nazareth Hall,
where he remained for two years.

He then entered the general merchandise store of William
Beitel in Nazareth and remained there until 1868 when he was
the first one to be elected as Commissioner's Clerk of Northamp-
ton County, which office he held for three terms or nine years.
He was afterwards chosen to settle up the affairs of the Sau-
con Savings Bank at Hellertown, which had failed.

In 1879, Mr. Fehr became interested in the Eastoii ITccklv
Argus, a newspaper printed in the city of Easton, Pa., and the
Northampton Correspondent, a German publication. In Sep-
tember of the same year, they began the daily edition of the
Argus. In 1882, he became the sole proprietor of the publica-
tions, which he continues, with the exception of the Correspond-
ent. It was notable as being the oldest weekly newspaper in
the state outside of Philadelphia, having been founded in 1800
and published for one hundred and two years.

In a personal way he served his community as school director,
as town clerk and treasurer of the borough of Nazareth and as a
director of the Northampton County Building and Loan Asso-
ciation and as vice-president of the Northampton County Agri-
cultural Society. Fraternally, he is connected with Dallas- Lodge,
No. 396, A. F. and A. M. He was married in March, 1866, and
is a member of the Lutheran Church in Easton. He held the
office of Elder.

JAMES A. PFEIFFER.

James A. Pfeift'er (1568) was born in Bethlehem, Pa. He
attended the Moravian Parochial School. During his youth
he became a book-binder, which trade he followed for life. He
went forth as a defender of his country at the outbreak of the
Civil War and was with Sherman's Army in his Campaign to
the Sea. He is buried at Bethlehem.

304

THE HISTORY OF

THE CLEWELL FAMILY. 3O5

CARRIE E. SCHNEEBELI.

Carrie E. Schneebeli (837) was born at New Hanover, Mont-
gomery County, Pa. The early years of her Hfe were unevent-
ful aside from her preparation for the ardent duties of life. On
September 10, 1878, she was married to Gustav A. Schneebeli,
who was then a clerk in a coal office at Audenried, Pa. Two years
later, Mr. SchneebeH began traveling in the western states
on business and thev moved to Gnadenhutten, ().. and two years
later, to New Philadelphia, O., from whence they moved to Naza-
reth, Pa., in 1884. He, being an energetic man and spurred on
by the encouragement of his wife, established the Nazareth
Hosiery and Knitting Mills, the products of which became known
in foreign lands as well as at home.

He takes great pride in the welfare of his town. He organized
several companies which connected his town with Bethlehem,
Wind Gap, Pen Argyl, Bangor, etc., by a system of electric rail-
ways and was instrumental in the organization of a National
Bank.

O'n November 8, 1904, Mr. Schneebeli was elected to the office
of Congressman of the United States from the 26th District of
Pennsylvania, and served one term.

Mrs. Schneebeli is interested in charitable societies and is a
member of the Nazareth Moravian Church Choir.

AARON N. CLEWELL.

Aaron N. Clewell (147) was born at Schoeneck, Pa., and dur-
ing his childhood attended school and later was enrolled as a
student at Nazareth Hall. In his seventeenth year, he began to
learn the wheelwright trade with his father at Schoeneck, and
after serving his appointed time began life for himself. He found
employment at Turbotsville and later at Freemansburg, Pa., where
after his marriage on November 2, 1854, he settled. While resid-
ing in this town he followed his occupation and became partner
in several other business enterprises. In 1889, he moved with
his family to Bethlehem, Pa., where he now resides in retirement.
During his early years he was a member of the Moravian Churcli
but now belongs to the Evangelical church.

OTTO M. IIOCH.

Otto M. Hoch (1429) lives in Steelton, Pa., where he is em-
ployed by the Pennsylvania Steel Company as draftsman. He
was married on June 14, 1904-

3o6

THE HISTORY OF

LOL'ISA C. TRKIX AND HER HUSnAXI), DAX'ID.

Louisa C. Trein ( 133) was born in P)Ushkill Township, North-
ampton County, Pa. She was born in the house built by her
grand-father, Francis Clewell, known as the "Swiss House" and
spent her childhood and youth with her parents. In March, 1839,
she married David Trein, who came as a currier into her com-
munity from Long Swamp, Berks County, Pa. Soon after their
marriage they bought a farm in Millgrove, on which a few years
later, he built a tannery, known as Trein's Tannery and also enter-
ed the butcher's business. Industry and economy marked their
career until they moved into retirement. He held the office of
Justice of the Peace in his township for many years and during
the Civil War took active part in public affairs.

She served as sacristaness (diener) in the Schoeneck Moravian
Church for more than thirty years, of which she was a life-long
member. P)Oth arc buried in the grave-yard at Schoeneck.

OWEN J. CLE^^■ELL.

Owen J. Clewell (303) was a Corporal in the Eightieth Regi-
ment, ( )hio \olunteers, during the Civil War. He died at
Cornith, Aliss., of Tuberculosis on August 17, 1862.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY. 3O7

JOSEPH CLEWELL.

Joseph Clewell (27) was bom in Bushkill Township, North-
ampton County, Penna. Of his boyhood and youth nothing
specially interesting is known. During the Second War with
England in 1812, he served as a private soldier, and a horse wa-^
exacted from him by a band of mustering officers. After his
marriage he was employed as manager of the Friedensthal Grist
Mill for a number of years after which he moved to Nazareth
and took possession of the Nazareth Hall farm. Later he bought
a farm, a part of which is now in the heart of Nazareth and
from this place he moved to the West in 1852, whither their only
son had gone a few years previously. Before making their
home in Ohio and while still living in Nazareth, they made pre-
paration, to pay a visit to their son. In May, 185 1, they started
on their journey across the Alleghenys in a carryall, greatly to
the amazement of their friends in Nazareth and arrived at their
destination three weeks later without any mishap, having travel-
ed a distance of 500 miles. After spending a few weeks with their
son and friends, he concluded to purchase a farm for himself near
Wadsworth. In August of the same year they started on their
return trip and reached Nazareth in September without any
startling adventure. During the following winter preparations
were made to move to their new farm. In the spring, the same
carryall took once more the lead followed by a large conestoga
'filled with bedding, provisions and horse-feed on a journey to
their new home. Towards the end of the fourth week they ar-
rived at their destination. About the year i860, he sold his farm
and kept a boarding house but on account of impaired health
moved to the city of Cleveland where he lived in retirement until
his death. His wife was a widow for a few years. Both are
buried in Monroe Street Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio.

THOMAS CLEWELL.

Thomas Clewell (29) was born in Nazareth, Pa. He was a
pupil in Nazareth Hall, where he received the rudiments of his
education. After leaving school, he learned the cabinetmaking
trade which he followed throiighout his life. He was a notc-l
musician in his community, performing principally on wind in-
struments. He belonged to the Nazareth Cornet Band and to
the Moravian Church Choir for more than thirty years. He was
of a quiet disposition and very much attached to his family.
He is buried on the Moravian graveyard, Nazareth.

3o8

THE HISTORY OF

T. REIT.EN CLEWELL AND FAMILY,

J. Reuben Clewell (136) was born in Millgrove, now Aluta,
Northampton County, Pa., and during his childhood attended the
jniblic schools. At the age of eighteen he learned tanning and for
many years was employed by his brother-in-law, David Trein.
On August 3. 185 1, he was married to Henrietta Kaske. After
the death of his father, he bought the old homestead and began
farming and at times went with the carpenters with whom he had
worked for several years. He was a thrifty farmer and after the
death of his father-in-law, he bought that farm also which was
near Daniel's Slate Quarry, where he died. His wife died at th'j
same place on September 24, 1897, being a widow for about four
years. He was a life-long member of the Schoeneck Moravian
church and served the congregation for many years as trustee.
Both are buried in the Schoeneck graveyard.

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WILLIAM FRANCIS CLEWELL.

William Francis Clewell (455) was bora near Bdlefonte, Pa.
When a boy of seven month old his widowed mother returned
to Millg-rove now Aluta, Penn'a, where he attended the public
school and was brought up in the religion of the Moravian
Church at Schoeneck, Pa. In the year of the outbreak of the
Civil War, although only sixteen years old, he enlisted in Com-
pany I, O'ne Hundred Fifty-third Pennsylvania Volunteer In-
fantry for nine months' service and took part in the battles at
Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. He was in the signal coTps
during three years of the War. On the second day of the battle
of Gettysburg he was severely wounded in the leg by a shell, a
part of which remained in his limb up to the time of his death.

After the war he went to New Yiork City and was a broker
there for several years. Then to Boston, Mass., and in
1892 to Medford, Mass., where on March 31, 1883, he was mar-
ried to Miss Mary E. Forrest of Dbrchester.

He was in the brokerage business in Boston and at the time of
his death. He was a bond broker with Barnard and Gibbert. He
was a past commander of Post 66, G. A. R., and a member of
various prominent clubs. He was a member of the First Uni-
versalist Church of Medford where he resided and is buried in
Oak Grove Cemetery.

From a Medford paper we quote the following: "As a man, he
was popular among his associates and one who could be relied
upon to fill every position in which he was placed to the best of
his ability. His faithful and energetic work as commander of
Post 66 will always be remembered by his comrades. As a hus-
band, be was kind and devoted ; and as a friend, he was generous
and true."

EVE ROSINA ROMINGER.

Eve Rosina Rominger (47) was born in Schoeneck, Pa.
When a child she made the trip from Schoeneck to Stokes
County, North Carolina with her mother. During her youth
she was compelled to obtain work away from home. She was
married on December 15, 1796. She became a member of the
Friedberg Moravian Church on October 27, 1804. She is buried
on the graveyard there.

3IO

THE HISTORY OF

JOSEPH W. SIEGFRIED AND HIS WIFE. MARIA.

Joseph W. Siegfried (146^ was born in Bushkill Township,
Northampton County, Pennsylvania. He received his education
in the pubhc schools. He was a millwright by trade and worked
for Schank and Younken, Easton, Pa. He was married May 6,
1854, and soon afterwards launched into business, buying a grist-
mill in his native township. In 1876, he sold his mill property and
bought the general merchandise store at Cherry Hill, which he
conducted to the time of his death. He was a Director in the
Farmer's Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Northampton
County and a manager of the Northampton County Agricultural
Society. He also served his native township in several offices.
He was a life-long member of the Moravian Church at Schoeneck
and served as trustee of the congregation for nearly fifteen years.
He was a delegate to the Moravian Synod which convened in
Indiana. Both he and his wife are buried at Schoeneck.

MINNIE B. MAHAFFEY.

Minnie B. Mahaffey (1249) was born in Bartholomew County,
Indiana. She was married to Arthur M. Mahaifey on December
25, 1892. Her husband is an instructor in the department of
science in the Columbus, Ind., High School.

THE CLE.WELL FAMILY 3II

ALEXANDER CLEWELL.

Alexander Clewell (76) was a private soldier in the Civil
War. He enlisted in Company I, Thirtieth Regiment, Ohio \'ol-
Linteers. He was wounded in the battle of Antietam. His
regiment was engaged in the siege of Vicksburg where he joined
it after his womid was sufficiently healed and while fighting in
the battle of Missionary Ridge he was killed.

FRANCIS CHRISTIAN CLEWELL.

Francis Christian Clewell (84) was an Adjutant in the First
Missouri Cavalry, Confederate Army and was taken and held as
prisoner by the Federal Army for nineteen moiiths 0:1 Johnson's
Island. He was released and captured a second time and held as
prisoner on Ship Lsland, (iulf of Mexico, until the end of the
War.

EUGENE FERDINAND CLE^^•ELL.

• Eugene Ferdinand Clewell (84) was a soUl'er in the Con-
federate Army during the Civil War and died whi^e in the army
at New Orleans, La.

AUGUST H. CLEWELL.

August H. Clewell (64) was born at Schoeneck, Penna., and
received a meager education. He learnetl the whee'.wright (wag-
goner's) trade at an early age near Lebanon, Pa. After his ap-
penticeship, he worked in Allentown but later went back toward
Lebanon now called Womelsdorf. When that trade became
over-taxed with workmen he came back to Schoeneck and manu-
factured guitar cases for the C. F. Martin Guitar ^Manufacturing
Co. He was married to his second wife on Nov. 29, 1835. He
was married for the third time on May 26, 1829. He was a
member of the Schoeneck Moravian Church and was the organist
for more than thirty years. He died from injuries by a fall on
the ice. He was noted for his congeniality. He is buried ac
Schoeneck.

JAMES BENJAMIN CLEWELL.

James Benjamin Clewell (65) was born at Schoeneck, Pa.,
and was raised under the shadow of the Moravian Church. Lat-
er in life he moved to Philadelphia where he married. He was
a gunsmith by trade but was principally engaged in making locks
and springs. He died and is buried at Philadelphia.

312

THE HISTORY OF

LOl'ISA C. UHLER AND HER HUSBAND. JOHN.

Louisa C. Uhler (105) was born in the town of Xazareth,
Pennsylvania. Her parents being members of the Moravian
Church, she received a fair education. The days of her youth
were spent in Nazareth. On August 27, 1837, she was wed-
ded to John Uhkr, who was born in Durham, Bucks County.
Penn., on July 17, 1817. Mr. Uhler was a blacksmith by trade
and was also engaged in the lime business. Finding the latter
more profitable he left Nazareth and acquired large limestone
quarries along the Delaware River, near Easton, Pa. Here in 1853,
he was severely injured by the premature explosion of a blast
which greatly impaired his sight. That he escaped with his life
was nothing short of a marvel. He died on February 26, 1892,
in his 75th year leaving his widow at a ripe age who was com-
forted by her children. They were devout members of the Evan-
gelical Lutheran Church.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY. 3I3

SUSAN C. STOCKER.

Snsaii C. Stockcr (88) was horn at Xiskey. Pa. She received
the customary echtcation of her day in the Moravian Parochial
schools. She married George D. Stocker on August 22, 1823.
She was excluded from the church on account of her marriage
to a non-Moravian hut rejoined in 1830 and her husband folh^w-
C(l in 1831. They settled in Xiskey where they lived until
September 14, 1849, when her husband died. IJnth were zealous
and ardent members of the Schoeneck Moravian Church and are
buried in the graveyard adjoining.

CHRISTIAN L. EBBECKE.

Christian L. Ebbecke (89) was of Moravian ])arentage who
looked after his early education and training. Me accjuired skill
in tailoring and for two years was employed at Winston-Sa-
lem, North Carolina wdiere he became acquainted with his fu-
ture wife. But it was no case of "love at first sight." He re-
turned to his native village of Niskey, in Pemisylvania, and
worked at his trade for another year, meanwhile making prepa-
rations to begin housekeeping and when all seemed ready he
started with a team for Salem, N. C, where he was married anci
later returned to Niskey, making the round trip with his team.
l)Oth became members of the Moravian church at Schoeneck,
where they are buried.

CHRISTIAN RENATUS CLEWELL.

Christian Renatus Clewell (94) was born in Niskey, near
Nazareth, Pa. He was educated at the Nazareth Hall. He wa^
married on October 31, 1837. He was an excellent musician,
performing on various instruments. He went to Philadelphia
in 185 1 as teacher of music and organist. He died suddenly
while playing the piano at a friend's house. He is buried on the
Nazareth Moravian graveyard.

AUGUSTA AMELIA (STEINER) HAY.

Augusta Amelia (Steiner) Hay (428) was married to Frank-
lin Steiner on November 29, 1857. They lived together for five
years when he died. In 1869, she was married a second time, to
Charles E. Hay and afterwards resided in Easton where she died
of consumption. She is buried at Schoeneck.

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THE HISTORY OF

JOHN HARRY CLEWELL.

John Harry Clewell ( 107) was born in Bushkill Township.
Northampton County, Pa. He was a gan-smith by trade and
learned it in Philadelphia. He moved to Canfield, Ohio, in 1835
luit returned to Philadelphia in 184Q. About the year 1845, he was
]50stmaster in Canfield. While in Philadelphia he kept a hotel
but went back to Canfield in 1852 where he managed a saw mill
and lumber yard almost up to the time of his death. Under Lin-
coln's administration he was, for a while, assistant internal reve-
nue collector.

ALBERT B. CLEWEEL.

Albert B. Clewell ( 565 ) was born at Rossville. Indiana. Dur-
ing his infancy his parents moved to Carroll County, Ind.. where
he was raised. At the age of 14 years he left his parent's home
and was employed on the farms in that vicinity until the spring
of 1883 when he joined a party to Arkansas. He continued his
traveling through the states, west of the Mississippi, working on
farms and in the forests of Wisconsin and in the mines of the
Rocky Mountains. He also visited- the State of Pennsylvania.
He was married on November 4, 1897, at Flora, Ind,

THE CLEWELL FAMILY. 3I5

AMOS C. MIKSCH.

Amos C. Miksch (310) was born at Eastoii, Pennsylvania.
His parents moved to a place in Ohio now called New Philadel-
phia when he was about four yeans old. Here he attended school
during the winter months and received the rudiments of an
education. While still a youth, he emigrated into Iowa and in
1 86 1 to Colorado and here on July 30 of the same year he en-
listed in Company B, First Colorado Volunteer Cavalry for the
term of three years. Later his company was merged with Com-
pany C and named Company E. On January 2, 1864, he re-enlist-
ed in Company E, Veteran Battalion, F. C. V. C. He was a
corporal in his company from July i, 1864 to November 18, 1865
when he was honorably discharged at Leavensworth, Kansas.
He now visited his mother in Ohio and after spending a few
months, returned to Colorado where he soon afterwards married
Misis Mary Cook and they settled on a farm on the Platte River.
In 1873, they moved to Cherry Creek and engaged in stock
raising. After five years, they traveled by wagon to Weston,
Oregon. Here they lived for about a year and a half when they
started on a tour through southern Oregon and northern Cali-
fornia and in 1891 returned to Colorado where he died of heart
disease.

OLIVIA AUGUSTA RICKSECKER.

Olivia Augusta Ricksecker (285) was bom in Biethlehem.
Pa. When only three years old her father died, and soon after-
wards the widow with her children moved to Nazareth where our
subject attended the Moravian Parochial schools and later
united with the church. She was married on March 12, 1840.
She was very active in the church for many years, serving as
one of the "dieners." Her husband, Edmund Ricksecker, was
a watchmaker and later carried on the nursery business. He was
elected as the first Burgess of the Borough of Nazareth and was
the treasuruer of the Nazareth Moravian Congregation for many
years. He died April 19, 1888. Both were highly respected in
their town. Both are buried at Nazareth.

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Henrietta L. llrunner ( 325 ) was born at Salem, North
Carolina. She attended school at Nazareth, Pa., and later became
a member of the Moravian Church there. In 1844, she was mar-
ried to Henry J. Brunner who was a carpenter by trade. Among-
the many buildings erected by him is the Aloravian Church in
Nazareth. They moved to Illinois in 1862 but returned to Naza-
reth where he built a foundry and machine shop and did a prosper
ous business. Later they moved to Bethlehem, Pa., and in 1877
to Osborn County, Kansas, where they lived until her death in
1894. She is buried there. Mr. Birunner came east and died in
Bethlehem, where he is buried.

^ HARVEY F. BAUDER.

Harvey F. Bander (1033) of Oreland, Penn., served in the
Spanish- American War from December, 1898, to December,
1900. in Company E, Eighth U. S. Infantry. He served in Cuba
and later in the Philippine Islands.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY. 317

HARRIET CECILIA BATES.

Harriet Cecilia I'ates (126) was born in Nazareth. Pa., and
received a rudimentary education in the Nazareth Moravian
Parochial schools. Later in life, she married Harvey Bates
on September i, 1844. She moved with her husband to Wilkes-
Barre, Pa., where he died in 1873. After the death of her husband
she returned to Schoeneck, Pa., and took apartments with her
brother, Alfred Danke. She was a very faithful and earnest
Christian. She is buried in the Nazareth Moravian grave-yard.

ALFRED DANKE.

Alfred Danke (127) was born in Nazareth and was educated in
the Moravian Parochial Schools and later entered the Nazareth
Military x\cademy. He was compelled, on account of his health,
to reling-uish his studies and then learned the blacksmith trade
which he followed during- his life-time. He was married on
October 27, 1850 and lived in Schoeneck where he is buried. He
was for many years a trustee in the Schoeneck Moravian church
and a member of the trombone Choir.

HENRIETTA W. DAILY.

Henrietta W. Daily (119) was born in Nazareth, Pa., and
si:)ent most of her single days in that town. After marriage, on
Nov. 15, 1869, they lived at Bethlehem until her death. She was
a life-long member of the Moravian Church. Mr. Daily was a
soldier in the Civil War, being a private in Company C, 46th
Regiment, Pennsylvania A'olunteers. He participated in many
battles among them being Antietam, Chancellorsville and Gettys-
burg. In the fierce battle of Cedar Mountain he was badly
wounded in the left arm, breaking the bone. In this battle he
was also taken prisoner and confined to the Libby Prison, his
wound not being dressed for three weeks. After ioxw weeks in
prison, he was paroled and exchanged and in 1863 honorably
discharged by reason of his wounds. He is a member of J. K.
Taylor Post No. 182, G. A. R., Bethlehem.

Mr. Daily found his wife to be a devoted helpmate and always
ready with encouraging words in times of trial while her in-
fluence on her children is marked. While he was the superin-
tendent of the Niskey Hill Cemetery she died and is buried
there.

318

THE HISTORY OF

MATILDA E. SEYFRIED.

Matilda E. Seyfried' (456) was born at MillgTove. now Aluta,
Northampton County, Pa. She attended the public schools in
her township and in her youth became a confirmed member of
the Moravian Church at Schoeneck, Pa. On October 20, 1867,
she was married and soon afterwards they began farming which
they pursued to this (1907) time. Mr. Seyfried served as
sacristan (diener) in the Moravian Church for more than twenty
years.

MARTIN H. CLEWELL.

Martin H. Ckwell (544) was born on his father's farm near
Bethlehem, Pa. He attended the school of his rural district, but
very early was put to learning: the trade of blacksmith. When
in his youth, he left his home and became a railroader being em-
ployed in different parts of the country chiefly as locomotive en-
gineer. After his father's death, he returned to his home and
soon afterwards married, after which he bought the fann and
with it worked upon his trade. Later in life, he sold his posses-
sions and moved his family to Allentown, Pa., where he was em-
ployed as a switchman on a railroad. He is buried at Allentown.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

319

SABINA M. LOIX

HER HUSnANl), El'HKAIM.

Sabina M. Loux (457) was born in Millg^rove, Northampton
County, Pa. She received the customary schoohng of her time
and later was confirmed a member of the Moravian Church at
Schoeneck, Pa. In 1866, she was married to Ephraim Loux, who
was born in B'ucks County, Pa. Soon after their marriage, they
began housekeeping in her native village where he conducted a
tannery for many years. About 1884 they moved to Nazareth,
Pa., where he engaged in the slate business for a few years
and afterwards established a cigar-box factory. He is an active
member of his chosen church at Schoeneck, being superintend
ent of the Sunday School and Bible Class teacher for many
years.

AMANDA TOLEDO CLEWELL TINKLE.

Amanda Toledo Clewell Tinkle (564) was born in Rossville,
Indiana, on August 29, 1861. She was married on September
6th, 1882, to William H. Tinkle. They carry on farming and are
residing at Bolivar, Missouri.

320

THE HISTORY OF

WILLIAM H. CLEW ELL.

William H. Clewell (575) was bom in Cunningham. Luzerne
County, Pennsylvania. At the early age of ten years, he was
"bound out" by his father to a Mr. Rodgers, a cloth manufac-
turer, receiving for his services his board, clothes, and schooling
as was the custom in those days. After following this trade for
five years, Mr. Rodgers moved to the western part of the state
while he returned home and was employed on the Pennsylvania
Canal for six seasons which was then an enterprising business.
In 1862, he was married to Miss Huddleson and in the same
year drafted into the Union Army. He served for nine months
as a private in Company H, 178th Regiment, Pennsylvania \'ol-
unteers. At the expiration of his term, he was mustered out of
service and on returning home, located his family in Berwick,
Pennsylvania, where he still residtes. His first wife died on
March 31, 1877. He managed to keep his family together and
on February 28, 1878, he married a second time, a Miss Smith.
On October 11, 1884, his second wife departed this life leaving
him again with three small children. His eldest daughter now
assumed the Iiousehold duties until her marriage and then em-

THE CLEWELL FAMILY 32'!

ploying a house-keeper until his marriage to Mrs. Frederici in
1886, but whose days were numbered, she dying May 10, 1894.
In 1903 he broke up house-keeping and is now boarding with
his daughters, having through perseverance and economy, saved
enough to Hve independently. He was employed mostly at the
car-works in that city, until rheumatism in his arms forced him
to stop. x\t the age of twelve years he joined the Evangelical
Church of which he is still a member and held various offices for
over thirty-five years.

ALBERT KAMPMAN.

Albert Kampman (524) was a soldier in the Civil War from
1 86 1 to 1865. He belonged to Company A, First Pennsylvania
Regiment for three months, then to Companv C, Forty-sixth
Regiment for three years and finally to Company G, ( )ne Hun-
dred Ninety-fifth, Pennsylvania \'olunteers. He entered as a
private and was promoted to Sergeant. He received wounds in
his right leg and in his left arm and was captured by the Confed-
erates and confined in Libby prison for several months. He was
reported killed and while confined in prison had the pleasure of
reading his own obituary, as printed in a Bethlehem newspaper.

WILLIAM C. SMITH.

William C. Smith (543) was born at Emaus, Pennsylvania.
His mother died in his early boyhood. His father was engaged
in business and taught him the machinist trade. On leaving his
native town, he faced the world as a mechanic and went to Pitts-
burg where he found employment for two years and then went to
Cleveland, Ohio, Here he secured a position as foreman in an
elevator factory and after two years became a partner of the firm
of the M. J. O'Donnell Elevator Manufacturing Company. In
1894, he sold his interests in the company and formed the W. C.
Smith Elevator Company.

Among his achievements are the inventions of safety appliances
to elevators, and of a wire fence loom, and the erection of many
electric elevators, having the honor of building the first successful
electric elevator in Cleveland. He is, at present, a mechanical
engineer with the Wellman Morgan Engineering- Company. He
resides in Cleveland.

322

THE HISTORY OF

STEPHEN A. TREIN.

A. LUCINDA TREIN.

Stephen A. Trein (461) was born in Bushkill Townshhip,
Penn. He spent his boyhood in his native place and attended the
pubHc schools but made the study of music his chief aim. After
completing the course in school, he devoted his time to music and
became the organist of the Schoeneck Moravian Church at the
age of 16, and continued for nearly fourteen years. He married
A. Lucinda Ebbecke on Nov. 18. 1884. and moved to Nazareth
where he continued as music teacher. In 1890 they left Nazareth
and came to Easton, Pa., where he conducted a business and
also became the organist of the Easton Moravian Church. Later
they moved to Niskey where they still reside.

RUSSELL C. ODEN WELDER.

*Russell C. Odenwelder (830) was born in Easton, Penn. He
attended the public schools of his native city and while a young
man enlisted in the U. S. Navy and at this writing was serving
as a Marine on the U. S. S. Wisconsin, which was stationed in
the Asiatic waters.

tHE CLEW ELL FAMILY 323

SAMUEL J. CLEWELL.

*Samuel J. Clewell (132) was born near Bellefonte, Center
County, Pa., and when a boy of about two and a half years came,
with his widowed mother, to Millgrove. now Akita, Pa. He was
reared in the family of John Kostenbader and during the winter
months attended the public school. When he was eighteen, he en-
listed in Company I, One Hundred Fifty-third Pennsylvania
Volunteer Infantry and was taken prisoner in the battle of
Chancellorsville, May 2, 1863.

After his return from the war he learned the machinist trade
and later traveled to Ohio but soon returned to his mother where
he died, caused by consumption. He never was married and is
buried in the Schoeneck gravevard.

FRANCIS T. CLEWELL.

Firancis T. Clewell (132) was born at Millgrove now Aluta,
Northampton County, Pa. He received his education in the
public school of his native village and was brought up in the re-
ligion of the Moravian Church at Schoeneck. He learned the
millwright trade at eighteen and was married in the year 1839.
In 1841, he moved with his family to Center County, Pa. (near
Bellefonte) where he bought a small tract of land. Besides culti-
vating his small farm, he did carpentering and while engaged in
felling trees to build a barn for one of his neighbors, he was struck
by a falling tree and killed. His age was 28 years, 11 months
and 22 days and is buried in Center County, Pa.

HARRIET MARIA CLEWELL.

Harriet Maria Clewell Ferrier (563) was born in Allentown,
Penn. Her parents moved to Clinton, Ind., when she was fif-
teen months old. She began teaching in the public schools of
Indiana at the age of sixteen and continued until the year 1883.
On April 5 of the same year, she was united in marriage to Mr.
J. C. Ferrier of Bringhurst, Ind. They conducted a farm for nine
years when they moved to Bringhurst and engaged in the hard-
ware business. They also conducted a hardware store at Kirk-
lin, Ind., for three years. They are now located in Alamogordo.
New Mexico. She is a member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.

324

THE HISTORY OF

Wll.T.IAM II. CI.KW KLI. AX1> IIIS WIFK, CAT (1 KKI XI-:.

(IIII.DKI-.X Ol' \\M. II. AM) CA'JIIKKINM-: Cl.EWIiLL.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY 325

WILLIAM H. CLEWELL.

William H. Clewell (120) was born at Nazareth, Pa. He
attended the Moravian Parochial School of that town. He
was a saddler by trade. He enlisted in Company A, One Hundred
Fifty-third Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, and was a
musician in his regiment. His wife, Catherine Trein, also a
descendant of the Clewells, was born in Ikishkill Townshi]^ near
Schoer.eck. i'oth are members of the Moravian Church. He is
buried on the Xazareth Moravian graveyard.

CHARLES M. CLEWELL.

Charles M. Clewell (601) was born in Homestead, Catawissa
Township, Columbia County, Penn. His father lived on a farm,
and our subject became an active assistant in the work during the
summer and worked on a "gravel train" during the winter, thus
debaring him of the opportunities of acquiring an education. He
was married on October 12, 1873, and began farming near Cata-
wissa, but after a few years moved into that town and carried on
teaming. Later, he became a railroader, at first working on the
train and then as car-inspector. In 1895, he was transferred to
Halls as joint-inspector for the W. & N. B. and P. R. Rys. He
disposed of his possessions in Catawissa and moved his family to
Halls, where he met with an accident on October 26, 1898. He
was removed to a hospital where he died after lingering a few
days. He is buried at Catawissa. He was a member of the Re-
formed Church. He held the office of deacon and elder of St.
John's Reformed Church at Catawissa. of which he was a char-
ter member.

JEREMIAH S. CLEWELL.

Jeremiah S. CleweU (602) died at Logansport, Indiana, and is
buried there. He died a veteran machinist, having gone to his
work in the morning apparently well, but during the afternoon
complained to his fellow-machinists of not feeling well and while
engaged in placing a piece of machinery fell back on the floor
and expired.

326

THE HISTORY OF

HOWARD J. SIEGFRIED AND FAMILY.

Howard J. Sieg-fried (520) was born in Bushkill Township,
Niorthampton County, Pa. He attended the public schools in his
native township and later the Moravian Parochial school at Naza-
reth. He entered the College of Pharmacy in 1889 at Philadel
phia and graduated four years later. In 1896, he was married
to Annie C. Clewell (500) who was born in Plainfield Town
Township, county and state aforesaid. In her childhood, she
attended the public schools and studied music. After their mar-
riage, they settled in Philaddphia where he entered business as
a druggist. Both of them withdrew their membership in the
Schoeneck Moravian Church and joined the Presbyterians.

ALICE C. CARGAY.

AHce C. Cargay (535) was married November 24, 1875, to
Rev. B. F. Cargay and about one year after her marriage became
an invalid for nine years. After her recovery, she took active
part in the pastoral duties of her husband in the Methodist
Church.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY 327

WILSON S. CLEWELL.

Wilson S. Clewell (544) was born in H'anover Township,
Northampton County, Penn., on a small farm near Bethlehem.
He received the education that the public school afforded. When
a young- man, he enlisted and served five years in the United
States Army as a cavalryman and was stationed at a military
post in Arizona. He returned home after the expiration of his
enlistment in the Army, but failing to find employment, he de-
cided again to go to the West. W'hile on his way thither he
met a large cattle dealer at Buffalo, New York, and made a con-
tract with him to take a carload of fine cattle to England.

After delivering the cattle, he enlisted in the English Army.
He soon found favor with his officers and on account of his fine
military bearing and athletic physique he was assigned to the
Queen's Guards and was stationed on the Isle of Wight. He
was in due time advanced to Corporal and with a company of in-
fantry was commissioned to go to India. Here he was advanced
to Quartermaster's Clerk with the rank of Sergeant. His term
of enlistment, which was six years, had already expired, but on
account of ill-health was confined in a Himalaya Mountain
Sanitarium, India, for a long time, but could not be restored
He was brought back to England where he si)eedily recovered.

After his recovery he was advanced to First or Orderly Ser-
geant for his gallant services and sent to South Africa on a
special mission. He remained there until the close of the Boer
War, when he returned to England and received his honorable
discharge. He left England at once and returned to his parent's
home in Allentown, Pa.

Shortly afterwards he had an attack of Scarlet Fever from
which he suft'ered for about two weeks, when he died. During
his sickness he received a letter offering him an appointment in
the English Army to drill recruits. He is buried at Allentown.

JOSEPH A. WOLLE.

Joseph A. Wolle (1406) served as First Quartermaster in the
United States Navy during the Spanish-American War.

328

THE HISTORY OF

MOXROI-: I.. CI.KWKI-L AM) FAMILY'.

]\Ionroe L. Clewell (47<j) was born in ^lilli^rove, Bushkill
Township, Northampton County, Penn. He attended the vil-
lage school and in his youth became a clerk in his uncle's general
merchandise store. He resigned his ]>osition and moved, with
his family, to Philadelphia, where he had accepted a position
in a grocery store. (_>n account of failing health he was com-
pelled to leave the city, and in consequence, moved to Easton,
where he is now residing and is engaged in the grocery busi-
ness. He is a member of the Moravian Church at Easton.

ELLIS C. SCIINEEI'.ELI.

Ellis C. Schneebeli (1402) was born at Auidenried, I^ennsyl-
vania. During his childhood his parents moved to Nazareth, Pa.,
where he received his education. He made music a special study
and held the position of organist of the Moravian Church for
some years. He is assistant to his father in the different enter-
prises that he has undertaken.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY 329

WILLIAM THOMAS ROMINGER.

William Thomas Romin^er (6.^8) was born in Friedburg,
North Carolina, and received the rites of baptism of the Mora-
vian Church, of that place. His mother died when he was three
years old and his father died four years later. He was reared
by his aunt with whom he lived until December 31, 1864, when
he was conscripted into the Confederate Army, and on February
24, 1865, while on the picket line in front of Petersburg', Virginia,
he escaped and made his way into the Union Army by crawling
on hands and knees for about one-half of a mile, surrendering
himself to the latter army on the 27th. He was granted amnesty
at Washington, D. C, and was allowed three days' rations and
free transportation to Hope, Indiana. After a stay of a few
weeks, he went to Goldsboro, North Carolina, and there joined
Company F, 59th Regnment. Indiana Volunteers, on April 10,
1865. He received an honorable discharge on July 17, of the
same year. He was married on August 11, 1870. He was post-
master of Hartsville. Ind., from January 2, 1882, to September
20, 1885, and served his township as assessor for eight years.

J. C. WOMMACK.

J. C. Wommack (640) was born in Lexington, Davidson
County, North Carolina. His father, who was a hatter by trade,
died when he was a boy three years old and the mother then
moved to Clemmonsville, N. C, where she reared her family.
He received his education in the public school of that town. At
the age of thirteen he left home and began to clerk in a village
store. In 1861, he volunteered in the Confederate Army and
served during the whole war in the Army of Northern Virginia
commanded by Gen. Robt. E. Lee. Beginning with the battle of
Manassas Junction he saw nearly all the principal battles fought
by that army including the surrender of Gen. Lee at Appomat-
tox Court House. He arrived at his home one week afterwards
and rested the following day and then began farming, plowing
being his first work. Two weeks after his return from the war
he was married and has raised a family of eight children. He is
still living on a farm and is able to do a good day's work.

330

THE HISTORY OF

CARRIK A. RICE.

HER HUSBAND. FRED. A.

Carrie A. Rice (415) was born in Xazareth, Pa. She attended
the Moravian Parochial Schools and became a member of that
church in her early days. Her zeal for church work was made
manifest in her childhood and she became prominent in her con-
g^regation especially in the Sunday school and choir. On June
4, 1891, she was married to Fred J. Rice of Bethlehem, Pa.,
where they now reside. She was a member of the famous Bach
Choir under Dr. J. Fred Wolle and is connected with many church
societies. Mr. Rice was a veteran in t'ne Civil War serving as a
private in Company D. Thirty- Fourth Reg-iment, Pennsylvania
X'olunteers.

AUGUSTUS ALEXANDER CLEWELL.

Augustus Alexander Clewell (334) was a soldier in the Twenty
First, North Carolina regiment. Confederate Army and was a
distinguished and daring scout.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY 33 I

JOSEPH FEHR.

Joseph Fehr (318) was born in Plainfield Township, North-
ampton County, Pa. After his mother's decease, the family broke
up and young- Joseph with his sister, Angehca, found a home in
the family of Jefferson Schweitzer who resided on a farm in
Lower Nazareth Township. Here he remained until he was 18
years of ag-e. Naturally dilig-ent, he was easily kept in steady
employment as farm servant, so that he secured little schooling.
But he made the best of his limited means, and learned well from
experience. Possessing unusual native intelHgence and sound
judgment, he enjoys the esteem of his neighbors, among whom
he is known as an honest man and friend. In his youth he receiv-
ed the usual religious instruction and was confirmed by Rev. Dr.
Welden, then Pastor of the Dryland Lutheran Congregation. In
the beginning of his twenties, he married Miss Caroline Young.
They settled at Newburg, and subsequently at Bethlehem, Pa.,
where their son, William Henry, was born. Later he removed to
Lower Xazareth Township and began farming. For eight years he
served as Road Supervisor of the township; thereafter for nine
years as Tax Collectoir ; at present as Jury Commissioner of his
native county. At different times he represented his township as
a delegate to the county conventions and once as Judicial deleg'ate.
For nearly ten years he was Sexton of the Dryland Church. He
lives at Hecktown practically in retirement.

FRANKLIN A. CLEWELL.

Frankhn A. Clewell (372) was born in Bushkill Township,
Northampton County, Pa. He served in the Civil War from 1861
to 1865. He was Fife Major, N. C. Staff, One Hundred Nine-
teenth Regiment. Pennsylvania Infantry. He was with the
Army of the Potomac and was engaged in the battles fought by
that army until it received the surrender of Gen. Lee. He resides
near Sunny Side, California, where he is engaged in the poultry
business.

WILLIAM C. CLEWELL.

William C. Clewell (375) was born in Bushkill Township, Pa.
When a young man he emigrated into Ohio of which state he is
now a citizen. At the beginning of the Civil W'ar he enlisted in
Company B, One Hundred Seventy-ninth Regiment, Ohio Volun-
teers,

332

THE HISTORY OF

EUGENE ALEXANDER CLEWELL.

Eugene Alexander Clewell (416) was born in Nazareth and
was a life-long' resident of that town. He was educated in the
Moravian Parochial School at Nazareth and was confimied in the
Moravian Church. He learned the trades of cabinet-maker and
undertaker in his father's establishment which he afterwards
purchased. His integrity in his business made him many friends
which made him the leading undertaker in his town ami its viciniity.
Fie took great interest in the volunteer Fire Department of his
town and for many years was its chief. Amid his many duties
he never neglected his church duties. He was a member of the
choir and for many years a trombonist of the congregation. He
died rather unexpectedly of paralysis after having undergone a
surgical operation. He is buried at Nazareth.

REUBEN CLEWELL.

Reuben Clewell (185) was a soldier in the Union Army during
the Civil War and was killed in the battle of Antietam on Sep-
tember 17. 1862.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY 333

JOHN GAM BOLD.

John Gambold (209) was a soldier in the Civil War. He enlist-
ed as a private in the Sixty-Seventh Regiment, Indiana Volunteers
and died in the hospital at St. Louis, Missouri.

ANDREW ADAM LL'CKKN ISACIi.

Andrew Adam Luckenbach (212) was born in Hethleheni, Pa.
He was educated in the Moravian Parochial Schools and after
completing his studies assumed duties with his father in the mill-
ing- business. After the retirement of his father from active life
in 1856,. the business was given in charge of David (>. and Andrew
A. Luckenbach and they conducted the business of the "Olid
Moravian Mill along the Monocacy" until the time of his death.

At the cnitbreak of the Civil War, our subject was one in a
company, known as the First Defenders, who enlisted for three
months. He re-enlisted in Co. C, One Hundred and Twenty-
ninth Regiment, Pennsylvania \'olunteers, becoming First
Lieutenant and after the death of the Company's Captain, he
was promoted to that position. His company was engaged in the
battles of Bull Run, Antietam and he was woanded in a charge
on Mayres Hill, Dec. 13, 1862. Mr. Luckenbach was interested
in real estate and other enterprises of his native town which he
saw pass through many changes and improvements. He is
buried at Bethlehem.

FRANCES E. CLEWELL.

* Frances E. Clewell (230) taught school for a few years and
afterwards spent a few years in California. She returned to
Waverly, Iowa, where she now resides with her mother.

JAMES LEWIS CLEWELL.

James Lewis Clewell (230) was married to Catherine Haney,
on October 22, 1855, at Da3^ton. Ohio. They moved to New
York and engaged in farming. In 1863 they became immigrants
of Iowa and finally settled on a farm near Waverly, Iowa, where
he resided until his death.

334

THE HISTORY OF

ANNA ELIZABETH FRIEBELY.

Anna Elizabeth Friebely (141) was born in Millgrove, now
Aluta, Xorthanipton County, Pennsylvania. She received the
education the public schools then offered while her general habits
were formed under her parents' influence and accordingly her
religious instruction was not neglected. She was a member of the
Schoeneck Aloravian Congregation until after her marriage to
JuUus C. Friebely, on December 10, 1864.

He was a public school teacher in Belfast, Pa. They moved to
that place where he later engaged in the general merchaniUse
business until 1871 when they moved to Bushkill Center where
he followed the same business until 1885 when they moved to
Nazareth, following the slate business up to the time of his
death. He died October 24. 1892, being a widower for nearly
five years. She was a virtuous woman, kind-hearted yet firm in
all that was honest and just. She was of a quiet disposition,
pleasant to all whom she knew and a willing help-mat?e to her
husband. Both are buried in St. John's Union Cemetery, Naza-
reth, Pa.

JOSEPH M. HITCHCt)CK AND WIFE.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY 335

CAROLINE COGHILL.

Caroline Cog-hill (921) was married to Richard Coghill,
who came from England in 1859. He was born at Boro Bridge,
Yorkshire. After marriage they moved to Philadelphia and
thence to western Pennsylvania. While in this part of the state
they lived mostly in Pittsburg.

REV. WILLIAM HENRY HOCH.

Rev. William Henry Hoch (922) was born near Moorestown.
Pa., along the Bushkill Creek. He attended the pubHc school in the
eight-cornered stone school house which stood not far from his
home. Later he attended the Moravian Parochial School at
Nazareth, Pa., after which he entered the Moravian Preparatory
School for college and seminary. He graduated from the Mora-
vian College and Theological Seminary on July 19, 1870, and for
the following two years became an instructor in Nazareth Hall,
Nazareth, Pa.

On October 20, 1872, he was ordained a deacon of the Mora-
vian Church by the Rt. Rev. Edward A. de Schweinitz, S. T. D.,
and at a meeting of the Moravian Synod at Lititz, Pa., became
a Presbyter in that church. He served the congregations at
Coveville, Pa., Emaus, Pa., Harmony, la.. Green Bay, Wis.,
Third Moravian Church, Philadelphia, Pa., South Biethlehem.
Pa., and Egg Harbor, N. J. He was married on June 16, 1876,
at Reading, Pa., to Miss Fredericke D. Deubler, who died during
his pastorate at Green Bay, Wis.

He took rooms in the North Western Orphans' Home with
his children, and in 1883 moved with his children to his parent's
home in Northampton County, Pa. Early in the year 1895 at his
request he received a letter of dismissal from the governing
Board of the Moravian Church and connected himself with the
Hope of Israel Mission, New York City until May when he was
received into the Tohickon Classis of the Reformed Church in the
United States. He served the German Reformed Congregation
at Plymouth, Pa., until November, 1904, when he had to retire
on account of ill-health. At present, he lives with his son at
Steelton, Pa., while recuperating.

336

THE HISTORY OF

REV. WILLIAM IIENRV FEIIR, A. M.

Rev. William Henry Fehr, A. ]\I., (898) was born at B'ethle-
hem, Pa. His parents moved to a farm in Lower Nazareth
Township when he was four years old. He received his rudi-
mentary education in the public schools. At seventeen he began
teaching and taught for three consecutive terms, attending
Nazareth High School and Muhlenberg Preparatory Academy
during the Spring sessions after the close of his school terms.
In the fall of 1893, he entered the classical department of Muh-
lenberg College from which he graduated in 1897. In October
of the same year he was married. After teaching another term
of ten months in the Borough of Tatamy, Pa., he took up the
study of theology at the Mt. Airy Lutheran Seminary at Phila-
delphia, graduating therefrom three years later. He was or-
dained to the Gospel Ministry June 3, 1901. Some time after-
ward he received a call from St. John's Lutheran Church, Pitts-
burg, Pa., which he accepted and of which he is still pastor.
While in his senior year at coUeo^e. he was editor-in-chief of the
Muhlenberg, a literary journal. He is the author of a tract on
Foreign Missions and a contributor to church papers.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY ^17

JAMES H. FEHR.

James H. Fehr (462) was born in Btishkill Township, North-
ampton County, Penn. His advantages at school were very
meag-re, which he, however, greatly appreciated. He learned
cigar-making and later engaged in the cigar business. After
his marriage they began housekeeping on a small iarm which he
had bought, not far from Sour's Mill where they still reside.
He is a man of a quiet and mild disposition and respected by all
who know him. He served his township in the capacity of school
director and various other minor ol^ces. For many years he was
the secretary of Aluta Lodge, I. O. O. F.

FRANCIS G. FEHR.

Francis G. Fehr (465) was born in Bushkill Township, North-
ampton Countv, Penn. He attended the public schools and later
select schools where he prepared himself for the teaching profes-
sion. As an accomplishment, he took up the art of music. He
taught school in his native county for twenty-two consecutive
terms and hopes to continue for as many more. At the age of
sixteen, he was elected organist of the Union Church at Belfast,
which office he held for six and one half years when he resigned
to accept a similar position at the Plainlield Church. After
spending ten years with this congregation, he resigned and be-
came the organist of the Blishkill Centre Church. In 1886, he
was married to Catharine Frantz. A few years after his mar-
riage he acquired a small farm not far from Nazareth where
they still reside.

ISAAC S. FEHR.

Isaac S. Fehr (473) was born in Bushkill Township. North-
ampton County, Pennsylvania. During his childhood and
early youth he attended the public schools and in 1877 went
as far west as Illinois. The following year he went to
Minnesota, working on a farm and then traveling until 1880 when
he returned to his native state. The next year he was married
and began farming, later buying the Douglass Farm on which a
fortune was spent in the quarrying of slate. In 1888, he began to
work at the carpenter's trade and later became the engineer of
the pumping-station of the Nazareth Water Company. In the
Fall of 1905, he was elected Poor Director of Northampton
County.

338

THE HISTORY OF

SAMUEL D. LUCKKNIiACH.

Samuel D. Luckenbach (706) was born in Betblehem, Pa.,
and in his youth was reared under the careful guidance of his
eldest sister. He received his education at the Moravian Paro-
chial School and left that Institution at an early age to facs
life's responsibilities as an Office Boy for the Old Bang-or Slate
Company. In 1882 he accepted a clerkship with Linderman
and Skeer, Coal Operators, until i8gi when the position of
Book-keeper was tendered him by Garrett B. Linderman and
Company, Coal ( Iperators. He later became Secretary and
Treasurer of the Mount Hope Coal Company and the Georgia
Peruvian Ochre Company and Private Secretary to Mr. Garrett
B. Linderman of South Bethlehem, which latter position he now
holds in addition to the Secretary and Treasurership of several
Gold Mining Companies. In May, 1897, he married Olga C.
Hesse, who had. the year previous, served as a Missionary
among the "Mission Indians" in California.

Mr. Luckenbach is a member of the Moravian Church and
has been i^rominentlv connected with the Sundav School. Chris-
tian Endeavor and Missionarv Societies of the Church at Beth-
lehem. He is also a member of the Moravian Historical Society.
National Geographic Society, A. & I. O. K. of M., and P. O.
S. of A.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY 339

ADDIE PHELPS.

Addie Phelps (887) was born in (inadenhutten. C ).
Throug-h unfortunate circumstances in the family, she was given
a home with her father and grandmother and never heard of her
mother until she was about fifteen years old. Her schooling was
rather neglected since she had to walk three miles over hills and
valleys to the nearest school house. Amidst toil and sutfering
and without a mother's comfort and love, she struggled on until
she received the good tidings that her mother in her last days de-
sired to see her. But through bitter opposition she was denied
that privilege. However, the fact that her mother was still liv-
ing caused her to scheme wisely and she left her father honorably
under the pretence of visiting relatives and through the aid of
friends journeyed to where her mother lived but arrived a few-
weeks after she was buried. Heartbroken and almost in despair
she visited among her relatives and finally took courage and
began to do household duties and learned dressmaking. Her
health would not allow her to continue the latter, and in conse-
quence, she went to her aunt to recuperate.

She was married on the fourth of February, 1879. and for five
years lived in Crawford County, Ohio, and then moved to
Padanaram, where they now reside. They are engaged in farm-
ing- and operating a saw-mill.

EDWARD H. GAM BOLD.

Edward H. Gambold (671) was born in Hope, Indiana. He
attended the public schools and in 1882 entered the Business Col-
lege at Indianapolis. Ind. At the close of the same year, he en-
tered upon his business career. After serving a clerkship in the
Car Accountant's Offiice for nine months, he was promoted to
chief clerk of that department of the Ohio Southern Railway
with ofBces in Spriugfield, Ohio. In 1894, he resigned his posi-
tion with the railway company to become a partner of the Morn-
ing Daily Newspaper Publishing Company. They organized the
company and through perseverance made the business a success,
our subject acting as treasurer and manager. In 1904, he sold
his interests in the Newspaper, having become interested in
manufacturing companies.

340

THE HISTORY OF

CHARLES H. CLEWELL.

Charles H. Clewell (417) was born in Xazareth. Pa. He was
a pupil of the Moravian Parochial School and learned the trade
of cabinet-makinsf from his father. Soon after his marriage,
he moved to New Castle. Del., where he now resides and is
engaged in the undertaking- business for more than twenty-three
years. He is a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

CLARENCE O. LUCKENBACH.

Clarence O. Luckenbach (11 13) was born in B'ethlehem. Pa.
He was educated in the Moravian Parochial Schools from which
he graduated and at Lehigh University in the class of 1894.
After leaving the University he was first employed by the Mid-
vale Steel Company and later secured a position in the Philadel-
phia public schools as principal and teacher. He was forced to
relinguish his connection with the schools on account of failing-
health and traveled. settHng in the Southwest. He spent some-
time in the hospital at Las Vegas, after which he went to Santa
Fe, N. M., where he died. He is buried at Bethlehem, Pa.

THE CLEWELI. FAMTI.^■

341

Harry E. Clewell (114*) was born in Nazareth, Pa., and
attended the Moravian Parochial schools at that place. He be-
came interested in office work and conducted several touring
parties to Europe. His town honored him with the office of
Justice of the Peace and later he was commissioned a Notary
Public. He traveled extensively and is now engaged in the
real estate business.

ELIZA J. BRUCH.

Eliza J. Bruch (245) was born in Hanover Township. Lehigh.
County, Pa. She attended the public schools and received the
rudiments of an education. In her youth she became a con-
firmed member of the Lutheran Church at Rittersville. Pa. After
marriage to Mr. Bruch about 1855. they moved into the vicinity
of Freemansburg, Pa., where they resided but a short time and
then to Bethlehem, where she spent the rest of her life. Her
husband died October 2, 1902, leaving her a widow for nearly
five years. She is buried at Bethlehem, Pa.

342

THE HISTORY OF

Kl<;i\ AAI

Eugene D. Trein ( 1065 ) was born in Aluta, Northampton
County, Pa. He attended the pubHc schools and through in-
dustry and perseverance prepared himself for the teaching pro-
fession. He taught school for a few years in his native town-
ship and then resigned to accept a position in the Nazareth
National l>ank as book-keeper. He was married, (October — .
1902, and resides in Nazareth.

P.oth he and his wife are members of the Moravian Church
at Schoeneck.

Socially. Mr. Trein is connected with the Masonic Order, and
the J. O.'O. F.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY.

343

DR. ELMER C. liRLCH.

Dr. Elmer C. Bruch (769) was born in BeMilehem, Pa. Tie
received a rudimentary education in the public schools and after
a thorough preparation in B'ellevue Hospital. New York City,
he entered the Baltimore Medical College, Baltimore. Md., from
which he graduated in i8gi. He then took a post graduate
course in the Jetterson Medical College at Philadelphia, Fa.,
graduating in i8()2. He then returned to his native town and
opened an ofifice where he enjoys a large patronage, and bears
an honorable distinction among his many friends.

ERWIN T. BRUCH.

Erwin J. Bruch (767) was born in Bethlehem Township,
Northampton County, Pa. When about a year old his parents
moved to Bethlehem, Pa., where he received his education in
the Public Schools. In his youth he learned the baker's trade
which he ever afterwards followed. After eleven years exper-
ience in the business he established his own in his town and now
enjoys a prosperous business making a specialty of the pretzel.

344

THE HISTORY OF

KK\-. ti:ARIJ:S S. STEIXME'IZ AM

Rev. Charles S. Steinmetz (1060) was born in Northampton
County. Penn. ?Iis parents moved to the state of Michigan when'
he was four years old and resided there until in the fall of 1878
when the family again took journey westward, arriving at Sterl-
ing, Rice County, Kansas, where they settled. That part of the
state was then mostly a wild unbroken prairie and game plentiful,
such as wild geese, wild ducks, prairie chickens, deer, antelope
and the howling coyote. However, the unbroken prairies were
soon converted into wheat and corn fields by the enterprising
immigrants who also planted fruit and shade trees and erected
beautiful houses. School and church privileges were very limited,
their nearest school hou'se. being three miles distant. Soon after
liis marriage he became a member of the Evangeltical Association
and in March, 1889, entered upon the ministry, having received
his license to preach from the Conference in session at Yates
Center. Kansas. His first field of labor was in Missouri. He
labored in Misisouri and Kansas until 1899 when he moved to
Colorado. While there he organized two missions, one at Colo-
rado Springs and the other at Ordway.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY

345

WILLIAM II. CLEWELL.

William H. Clewell, M. D., (421) was born in Nazareth, Pa.
He attended the Moravian Parochial School until 1881 when
his parents moved to Philadelphia. Here he entered the public
schools, and later was matriculated a student of the Medico
Chiruro-ical Colleo-e, from which he liraduated in 1896. The
next year he moved to Summit Hill, where he practices medi-
cine and conducts a drug- store. On December 22, 1905, he was
appointed postmaster. At the outbreak of the Spanish Ameri-
can War, he organized Company L, Ninth Pennsylvania Vol-
unteers, and was commissioned First Lieutenant.

346 THE HISTORY OF

LUCINDA BALCOM.

Lucinda Balconi ( 247 ) was born in the state of Ohio and was
a Hfe-long resident of that state. They chiefly hved on a farm
until the outbreak of the Civil War where her husband, Davi-l
Balconi, enlisted in Company F, Ohio X'olunteers, Nineteenth
Regiment. He was taken a prisoner by the enemy at the battle
of Chickamauga, Tenn., on September 19, 1863. and died in the
Andersonville War F'rison on June 3, 1864.

REV. LEON G. LUCKENBACH.

Rev. Leon G. Luckenbach ( 1300) was born at B<ethlehem, Pa.
He attended the Moravian Parochial School for a few years when
he was transferred to the public schools from which he graduated
in 1890. While attending High School, he left for about a year
and a half occupying the position of cashier and confidential clerk
of a large dry goods store in Pottsville, Pa. He returned to
Bethlehem and finished the course in school and then entered the
Moravian College and Theological Seminary from which he
graduated in 1896, and was ordained by Bishop J. Mortimer
Levering on June i ith of the same year. He accepted the pastor-
ate of the York City mission, entering upon his charge July ist.
During his pastorate several chapels were remodeled and trans-
ferred into the Second Moravian Church of York, Pa. He was
married on May 4, 1897.

JOSEPH LOVIN CLEWELL.

Joseph Lovin Clewell (2c;7) was a soldier in Company F, One
Hundred and Thirty Second Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers
and was wounded in the battle of Antietam and taken to the
hospital at Harper's Ferry where he died from his wounds and is
buried there.

ALBERT A. CLEWELL.

Albert A. Clewell (258) enlisted in the L^nion Army at the
age of seventeen. He joined Company A, One Hundred and
Fifty-third Re.a^iment, Pennsylvania Volunteers on September 15,
1862. He fought in the battles of Chancellorsville and Gettysburg
and received an honorable discharge at Harrisburg on July 2^,
1863.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY

347

James R. Crouse (557) was born in Ross Township, Clinton
County, Indiana. He attended the pubHc schools and after com-
pleting the course he entered a Teacher's Training- School from
which he entered upon the profession of Public School Teacher
in his native county. For fifteen years, he has been instructing
the yoimg with much success. On June 10, 1897, he was mar-
ried to Miss Ida Mitten of Rossville, Ind., where they now re-
side. Their place of residence is a pleasant one, with the latcJi-
string of their door always on the outside to their relatives and
friends.

348 THE HISTORY OF

TILGHMAN S. P. STEINER.

Tilg-hman S. P. Steiner (814) was born near Schoeneck, Pa.
He attended the public schools and later the Moravian Parochial
school then taught by Bishop Henry VanVleck. While here in
this school, he took up the study of music and later took lessons
of Jacob Haman and Prof. Anton Mattes. In his seventeenth
year he was appointed organist of the Schoeneck Moravian
Church, and later served as organist at the following churches:
at Hecktown. Catasauqua. and Stone Church, a place near Krei-
dersville. He spent the last twenty-three years at the latter place
as organist and music teacher. He was married to Louisa
Giersch. who was also a lineal descendant of the Clewells, on the
first of September, 1863, but she died one month after their mar-
riage, and is buried at Schoeneck. On December 24, 1866, he
niarried Maria L. Gross. He followed his trade as cigar-maker
and move to Catasauqua, Pa. During the Civil War he was em-
jiloyed in the Philadelphia Armory. He is a born Moravia;i
and was a member of the Schoeneck congregation, but later be-
came a member of the Reformed Church.

CHRISTIAN CLEWELL.

Christian Clewell (599) was born near Catawissa, Penn. He
received a meager education in the public schools but acquired
more through the actual experiences in life. He served as a
private soldier in Company H, 132nd Regiment, Pennsylvania
Volunteers, First Brigade, Third Division, Second Corps, of the
Army of the Potomac. He fought in the battle of Fredericks-
burg on Dec. 13, 1862, and at Chancellorsville, May 1-3, 1863.
On his return from the war he settled in Catawissa where he has
a general merchandise business and enjoys the respect of his
follow-citizens.

FRANCIS G. SAYLOR.

Francis G. Saylor (488) was born in Filetown, near Schoeneck,
Pa. Pie attended the pubhc schools where he displayed business
qualities. When a mere youth he became a clerk in his uncle's
general merchandise store at Biishkill Centre, Pa., and from
thence he w^ent to Philadelphia where he became the chief clerk
in a grocery. A few years after his marriage they moved to
Easton, Pa., where they now reside.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY

349

MARY E. STRAUP.EL.

J\Iary E. Straubel (1317) was born in Bethlehem. Penn. Her
childhood was uneventful, receiving a meag-er education and at
the age of sixteen years became acquainted with the then strange
people called the Salvation Army. She was raised a Moiravian
and received many deep and lasting impressions from their teach-
ings, both in church and Sunday-school, and desiring to follow the
teachings of the Master she cast her lot with the Army in 1884
after many sad and bitter experiences. Her earnestness and zeal
in the work were recognized by her superiors and in the latter
part of the same year she became an officer. She married Charles
Straubel of Brooklyn, N. Y., also an officer in the Army, on July
8, 1886. They met with bitter oppositions, persecutions, arrests,
imprisonments, stonings and beatings at the hands of angry mobs
while perfonning their duties, receiving wounds, the scars of
which they will carry into their graves, in the work of reclaiming
many drunkards and outcasts, restoring children to their parents
and reuniting families. They are at present stationed in Philadel-
phia, having worked in the city of Cincinnati for a few years
previously.

3SO

THE HISTORY OF

REV. ALLEN EUGENE ABEL.

Rev. Allen Eugene Abel {<^)72) was born in Xazareth, Penn.,
and educated in the parochial and public schools of that place.
He entered the drug-store of Mr. M. M. Buss of South Bethlehem
in May, 1882, continuing as a clerk therein until 1884 when he
entered the Moravian Theological Seminary at Bethlehem, Pa.,
from wdiich institution he g^raduated on June 10, 1890 and im-
mediately entered the ministry of the Gospel, his first charge being
at Hector, Minn. His pastorate here continued for over six years,
till August. 1 8(j6, when he settled at Chaska, Minn. In July, 1900,
he accepted a call to the East Side Moravian Church of Green
Bay, Wis., of which congregation he was pastor until the year
1905 when, in the month of h^M^ruary he became the pastor of the
Moravian Church at Emaus, Penn.

I-: M M A SC H LEGEL ( 1 o66 ) ,

REV. CARL SCH LEGEL.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY 351

JO'HN DAVIS.

John Davis (707) was born near Bethlehem, Pa., and Hved
with his t^rancl-father, CleweU. until his death, when he became
the adopted son of Samuel McLaughlin of New Jersey, at the
ag"e of seven. A few years later he became a member of the fam-
ily of James Ramsey, Mr. McLaughlin having died. At the age
of fifteen, he came back to B'ethlehem and lived in its vicinity
for three years. In 1870, he went to Fort Wayne, Indiana,
where he lived for three years and then journeyed to Illinois,
where he lived until 1892. While in the state of Illinois he was
married to Miss Ida McMaster, of Gififord. He now resides in
Vernon County, Missouri, and is engaged in farming and stock-
raising.

MARCUS J. REED.

Marcus J. Reed (724) was born in Bethlehem, P'a., and was
educated in the pubHc schools of the town. Later, he took a
course in the Eastman Business College of Poughkeepsie, X. Y.
After the completion of his business course, he accepted a posi-
tion as bookkeeper for G. B. Markle and Company at Jeddo, Pa.,
being employed in that capacity for thirteen years. In 1899, he
entered the shoe business in Lebanon, Pa. He was married in
1890.

SARAH ANN JOHNSON.

Sarah Ann Johnson (637) was born near Friedburg, North
Carolina. Her parents died, leaving her an orphan at the age of
twelve years. She lived with her uncle for about five years and
being a member of the Friedburg Moravian Church was priv-
ileged to enter the Sisters' House in Salem. X. C. Later, she
made her home with her cousin in Clemmonsville and shortly
after her marriage moved into Yadkin County, X. C, where she
still resides. There being no Moravian Church in that vicinity,
she joined the Methodist Church.

LAWRENCE A. CLEWELL.

Lawrence A. CleweU (379) was a private soldier during the
Civil War in Company C, One Hundred Twenty-ninth Regiment,
Pennsylvania Volunteers. He took part in the battles of Bull
Run, Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville, and was wounded
in the army during one of the engagements.

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THE HISTORY OF

FRANK H. C. CLEWELL.

Frank H. C. Clewell (982) was born in Sterling, Iliinois, and
was married on March 8, 1002, at Independence, Missouri. He
served as a private during the Spanish-American War in Com-
panv F. Second Reo'iment, Nebraska A^okniteers. After the war,
he was employed by The Cudahy Packing Company in Kansas
City, ICansas, in the capacity of paymaster.

CHARLES \V. CLEWELL.

Charles \\\ Clewell (995) took part in the Culian campaign
during the Spanish-American War and was second sergeant in
Company F, Eighth Regiment, ( Hiio X'olunteers/

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THE CLEWELL FAMILY

353

AUGUSTL'S 1!. CLKWKLL.

Augustus B. Clewell ( 573 ) was a soldier in the Civil War of
Company H, One Hundred Seventy-eig-hth Regiment, Pennsyl-
vania V^olunteers with the rank of Second Sergeant.

REUBEN H. CLEWELL.

Reuben H. Clewell (16^) was born a few miles west of
Bethlehem, in Hanover Township, Xorthampton Coimty, Pa.
During the winter months he was sent to the rural school and
in the summer he assisted his father on the farm. He learned
the carpenter's trade when quite young, having served an ap-
prenticeship of several years. On the 9th of March, 1858, he
was married to Mary A. Landis of Allentown, Pa. Three years
later, they moved to Rossville. Ind. In August, 1867, they
located on a farm in Carroll County, Ind., and in 1886 at
Bringhurst, where, on August 22, 1895, his wife died. On July
20, 1899, he married Emiline Townsley, ncc Hanna., and there-
after resided at Burnettsvilk and where he died and is buried.
He was a member of the German Reformed Church, but later
joined the Methodist Episcopal. He was a zealous church-
worker, having served in various offices. He was a soldier of
the Civil War in Company G, Indiana \"olunteers.

THE HISTORY OF

Catherine Steinmetz (4S4) was born in liushkill Township,
Xorthani])t()n County, Pa. She attended the public schools and
assisted her jjarents (hiring" her chiklhood and youth. On
|anuar\ 24. i8.s8, she was married in Bath. I'a. A few years
after marriaj^e they moved to Michio:"an, and from thence to
Kansas, wliere she exi)erienced much of the hardshijjs of fron-

THE CLEVVELL FAMILY 355

tier life. Throug-h perseverance they acquired a large farm,
which they cleared of its primitive wildness. She was a mem-
ber of the Moravian Church, but the time of her death belonged
to the Evangelical Association. She was a devout Christian,
and early taught her family the way of life and right living
She is buried in the Alden Cemetery, Kansas.

JAMES FRANKLIN STEIN METZ.

James Franklin Steinmetz (1056) was born in Northampton
County, Pa. At the age of fourteen, he left his parent's roof
and went to Illinois and worked on a farm. During his youth
he traveled much and as far west as Colorado and following-
various avocations. In the Fall of 1882 he visited his native
state for the third time, and was married to Allie Levan of
Northampton, formerly Stemton, Pa. He returned to Kansas,
and from thence to Colorado, where he was employed in the
lumber business. In 1895, he was elected County Treasurer
and re-elected in 1897. He now resides at Colorado Springs,
Col., and holds the position of Government Forest Supervisor.

REV. MILTON J. STEINMETZ.

Rev. Milton J. Steinmetz (io^9) was born in Northampton
County, Pa. He went with his parents westward and assisted
them on the farm. He entered upon the Gospel Ministry in
the Evangelical Church in March, 1888. at Hiawatha, Kansas.
He has proven to be a successful pastor and minister. He now
resides at Derby. Kansas.

JOSEPHINE A. (TEMPLES) TOLLE.

Josephine A. (Temples) ToUe (667) was born near Hope,
Ind., and attended the public schools and later the Moravian
Academy at Hope. On December 24, 1866, she married Wiley
R. Temples, who was a veteran of the Civil War in Company
B, Second Battalion, U. S. Infantry. Soon after marriage they
moved to Kansas, where he was killed on October 15. 1867, by
a band of Indians. She returned to her native state and lived
with her parents until October 15, 1874, when she married Mr.
Tolle. While in her widowhood, she taught school as a means
of livelihood. They now reside at Dayton, Tenn.

356

THE HISTORY OF

AIAKIA (■. (,Ui)l'lllA.\! l-:i. AM) lit Sl;A.\l).

Maria C. Crouthamel (701) was married in the year 1861.
He was an engineer and superintendent of iron ore mines
in Lehig-h County. Penn. Later he entered the store business
with his brother in Line Lexington, Pa. They dissolved partner-
ship after a few years and Mr. Crouthamel estabhshed a general
merchandise store making the handling of ready-made clothing a
specialty and for the last thirty years is engaged in the manu-
facture of clothing employing seventy-five and more people in
his factory at Hatfield. He is also interested in real estate, at
one time owning 640 acres of land in Missouri. He was one of
the incor])orators of his town into a borough, of which he served
as one of its first councilmen. Mr. and Mrs. Crouthamel belong
to the Dunkard faith. They traveled extensively through the
\'\'est.

H ATT IE BASK INS.

Hattie Paskins (730) lives on a farm near Jeansville, Iowa.

WILLIAM M. CLE WELL.

William M. Clewell (741) is a prominent business man in
Dubuque, Iowa.

THE CLEW ELL FAMILY

357

JACOB L. CLKW Kl.l..

Jacob L. Clewell (28) was raised on the farm, his father being
the manao-er of the Nazareth Hall farm. In his eiiihteenth year
he learned the cabinet-making trade with Andrew G. Kern.
After his term of apprenticeship, he began business for himself
which was marked for his industry.

He exhibited great constructive powers in building machinery
for convenience in his trade. While still an apprentice he built
a foot-lathe for Mr. Kern and later one for himself. He also
made a horse-power to operate a circular-saw and a veneering-
saw of his own ingenuity. The latter saw was then the only one
known in the vicinity.

He manufactured chair stretchers and rounds, chair tops and
veneering and did much of the veneering himself and sent his
products to Philadelphia. He also mined and manufactured
what was known as a "Mineral Black P'aint" and shipped it by
boat to Philadelphia, where it was sold by his agents.

In his youth as was customary with many of the Clewells, he
learned music and for many years was leader of a Musical
Band which was sometimes called "The Frenchmen's Band (Die

358

THE HISTORY OF

Fransosa Band) because the majority of its members were Cle-
wells. He was a member of the Nazareth Moravian Trombone
Choir until his 65th year. Besides serving his chosen church
in many capacities, he was a trustee under the lease system of
that church for many years and was noted for his punctuality
and integ-ritv. He is buried at Nazareth.

JACOI! L. CLKWELL.

Jacob L. Clewell (116) was born in Nazareth. Pa. He at-
tended the Moravian Parochial Schools and later was enrolled
as a student of Nazareth Hall. At the age of 13, he quit school
and learned cabinet-making with his father. At the age of 16.
his father taught him to play a trombone and joined the Trom-
bone Choir of which he was a member until he was thirty-two
years old. He also was a member of the Church Orchestra and
a member of the choir. After his marriage, they moved to
Cherry Hill, where they Hved for five years, and then moved to
Nazareth where he had bought his father s homestead. In 1880.
he moved his family to Philadelphia where he is now residing.
He is an employee of the Keystone Telephone Company.

JACOB L. CLEWELL.

Jacob L. Clewell (728) was engaged in farming the greater
part of his life. About 1896, he moved to Waverly, Iowa, and
engaged in teaming.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY 359

DAVID O. LUCKENBACH.

David O. Luckenbach (675) was born in I'ethlehem, E^a. lie
was educated in the private school of Ernst V. Bleck. At an
early age he became familiar with the millino- business, and in
1857, his father took him in as a partner under the name of
Jacob Luckenbach & Son. In 1861, his father retired, and the
firm of D. & A. Luckenbach was formed, which continued until
death interrupted. On January 18, 1864, he was married to
Ellen E. Meyers. Air. Luckenbach was a member of the State
Milling- Association, a director of the First National Bank of
Bethlehem, and also of the Allentown and Btethlehem Turnpike
Company. For manv vears he was one of the Trustees of Le-
high L^niversity. He took a great deal of pride in civic im-
provements and was a member of Town Council. He was a
life-long Moravian.

ROSINA LUCKENBACH.

Rosina Luckenbach (zt,) was born at ^j'ork, Pa. On Septem-
ber 17, 1813, she was married to Rev. Abraham Luckenbach, a
Moravian Missionary anions- the Indians at Goshen, ( )hio,
where they resided for several vears, after which thev move 1
to New Fairfield, Canada, where they continued their missionary
labors for twenty-three years. They retired to Bethlehem, Pa.,
where thev are buried.

CORNELIA REGENNAS.

Cornelia Regennas (168) was married to Rev. John J. Regen-
nas at Lancaster, Pa., in May, 18.S2. The next year they moved
to Emaus, Pa., where he was the pastor of the Moravian Church
for seven years. In i860, he became the pastor of the Schoe-
neck Moravian Church, resigning in November, 1880, and
moved to Hope, Ind., where he died and where Mrs. Regennas
still resides.

DR. EUGENE G. REGENNA.

Dr. Eugene G. Regennas (=184) was born at Emaus, Pa. He
attended Nazareth Hall from 1864 to 1868, and then worked
at woodcarving iqv four years, at Lancaster, Pa. He gradiiated
from the Philadelohia Dental College in 1876 and afterwards
moved to Hope, Lpcb-x. In 1886, he g:raduated from the College
of Physicians and Surgeons. He is organist of the Moravian
Church at Hope, Ind., since 1868.

360 THE HISTORY OF

JULIUS A. GAMBO'LD.

Julius A. CTanibokl (1496) was boru in Hope, Indiana, where
Ik- lived tor 21 years. In his sixteenth year he began school
teaching which he followed for 30 years. He came to Veeders-
burg, Ind., in 1873, where he was married two years later, April
25, 1875. A few years after his marriage he entered thj lumber
and saw-mill business which he pursued until he moved to In-
dianapolis, Ind., to become the proprietor of a hotel.

RALEIGH M. PEARSON.

Raleigh AI. Pearson (1539) was Captain of Company E.,
Second Arkansas United States Volunteers during the Spanish-
American War. His company was in service ten months, six at
Chicamauga, Ga., and four at Anniston, Ala. He is interested
in the manufacture of all kinds of artistic signs.

EDWIN FRANKLIN CLEWELL.

Edwin Franklin Clewell {2y2) was born in Schoeneck. He
learned the locksmith trade and later became a tinsmith. He
married Julia E. Danke on March 16, 1841, and lived in Schoe
neck, opposite the graveyard in which he is buried. He was a
noted musician in his community.

CHARLES H. CLEWELL.

Charles H. Clewell (731) lives in Waverly, Iowa, and is em-
ployed at marble works.

HAMEL (1508.)

Account of Clewell Family
Reunions.

During the spnmg- of 1903, the compilers of the Family his-
tory saw and felt the advantage of a Family reunion. They
expressed their opinions to some who were anxious about the
success of the history with a view to create a sentiment for the
reunion till the following year. Instead, a sentiment in favor of
immediate action arose so strongly that in June a preliminary
meeting was held at Nazareth, Pa., and the following officers
elected ; president, Lewis B. Clewell, of Bethlehem, Pa. ; vice-
presidents. Rev. Lewis P. Clewell and Bishop J. M. Levering,
both of Bethlehem, Pa. ; secretary, W. D. Seyfried, of Bethle-
hem, Pa. ; treasurer, Harry E. Clewell, of Nazareth, Pa.

So enthusiastic were those in attendance at this meeting which
was attended by ladies as well as gentlemen, that the date for
the reunion was fixed for August 26, 1903, when the first re-
union of the Clewells should take place. The Rev. George F.
Bahnson, then pastor of the Schoeneck Moravian Church, ex-
tended an invitation to hold the first reunion at the religious
altar of the progenitors of this large family. The invitation
was cheerfully accepted and committees on arrangements and
music were appointed. The former consisted of Harry E.
Clewell, chairman, G. A. Schneebeli, Ephraim Loux, Stephen
Trein, Eugene Stocker, Edwin Clewell and Tilghman Fehr and
the latter of Stephen Trein, Ellis Schneebeli and Tilghman
Steiner.

The president was also empowered to appoint a committee to
be known as the Executive Committee which consisted of Mon-
roe Clewell, Oiliver L. Fehr, Edwin Clewell, Walter Clewell,

362 THE HISTORY OF

James H. Fehr, Francis G. Fehr, William A. Siegfried, John
J. Clewell, William H. Friebely. Ephraim Loux, Thomas B.
Clewell. Martin Clewell (i. A. Schneebeli. OHver A. Clewell,
O. B. Desh, Thomas D. Clewell, A. S. Bishop and A. B. Fehr.
The committees and the officers immediately began the planning
for the reunion and to make it a memorable day for those who
should attend.

The historians had gathered at this time about 400 families
and to them were sent invitations with the request that they
should extend the invitation to others who were likely to belong
to the descendants of the Clewells and by the responses received
bv the secretary it bid fair to assure a large crowd.

There was something peculiarly appropriate in celebrating a
reunion near the spot where the ancestors had lived and worked.
Many came from a distance to meet with the scenes of their
childhood and the friends whom they had left as they went forth
into the world. Others who were ignorant of the fact that all
Clewells in America were closely related to each other came on
a mission for information and identify.

The early hours of August 26, the date of the first reunion,
promised a bright and sunny day with a mild atmosphere and
as early as seven o'clock did the young and old begin to as-
semble in the village of Schoeneck. The graves of the deceased
members on the cemetery were marked by a white silken
streamer with the letter "C" stamped upon it in bronze while
the graves of those who were connected with the family through
marriage were marked by a blue silken streamer.

The grave of Alother Clewell ( Stamm-mutter ) as well as the
graves of her two sons, Franz and George Clewell were more
elaborately decorated with streamers and floral tributes.

The celebrating spirit was evident among the crowd as it
gathered and registered on the blanks prepared by the commit-
tee and by ten o'clock fully 800 members and relatives of the
family were wearing the button with the following inscription.
"First Reunion, Clewell Family, 1737, August 26, 1903. So
surprising was the attendance that it may best be illustrated by
the following incident. The president although hardly able to
be present on account of ill health stood gazing down the road

THE CLEVVELL FAMILY 363

toward Nazareth when he was accosted thus : "Ai ! Ai ! Lewi^ was
hustch du gemocht ! Guk ! die o-onsa welt kum't yo noch da
Clawelda reunion!"

At 10 o'clock, a trombone choir consisting- of Messrs. John J.
Reinheimer, Carl Seyfried, William H. Trein, Sydney Beitel,
Samuel Ruth, Stephen A. Trein and Harry Kellar announced
the beginning of the programme from the belfry of the church
by rendering a few of the familiar and beautiful Moravian tunes
after which the people gathered in the orchard back of the
church where a platform and seats had been erected. Rev.
Lewis P. Clewell delivered the opening address in which he
pointed out the objects of the reunion : first, to promote devotion ;
second, information ; thfrd, inspiration ; and fourth, association.
Rev. William Oerter oflvTew Dorf, Staten Island, led the de-
votional exercises after which the president, Lewis P. Clewell
offered a few remarks on the history of the Clewell family in
America and deplored his inability to do justice to the occasion
on account of his illness.

The address of welcome was ably and appropriately delivered
by Rev. George F. Bahnson. He emphasized the sterling
qualities in the characters of Madame Kuechle and her two
sons, Franz and George Clewell. and extended the warm hand
of friendship to the descendants in coming home to the religious
shrine of the ancestors. Rev. Robert E. Clewell of Hopedale,
Pa., reponded. He spoke of the prolific family-tree and of-
fered words of praise for the devotion of the many to their
ancestors and extolled the virtues and patriotism of the fathers
and reminded his audience of the future and its responsibilities.
Other brief addresses followed after which a business session
took place when all the officers were re-elected except Harry E.
Clewell who declined and was succeeded by William A. Sieg-
fried and a resoltion passed to have a second reunion within
the next year. During the noon hour the sextette gave a de-
lightful concert while many took luncheon which the Sisters'
Union of the Schoeneck Church had furnished.

At two o'clock the people again gathered in the orchard to
listen to the historical sketch of the family and to hear the
secretary's report which gave full information as to the extent
of the family and the work accomplished on the history. Rev.

364 THE HISTORY OF

T. G. Clewell of South Park, Ohio, read an original poem and
followed with a brief address.

The assemblage then proceeded from the orchard to the
graveyard, the trombonists leading where the memorial services
were held. Rev. Lewis P. Clewell delivered a masterly address
full of inspiration and aspiration and which should be here
recorded but his unexpected removal from our ranks left the
manuscripts incomplete. Rev. T. G. Clewell closed the pro-
gramme by a brief address and the benediction.

The reunion was attended by at least 1200 people and all
expressed their highest praise for the occasion. The expenses
which amounted to over $110 were met by voluntary contribu-
tions.

SECOND REUNION.

The second reunion of the Clewell Family was held on August
24, 1904, in the old historic grove of Black Rock, near Nazareth,
and almost within the shadow of the Schoeneck Moravian
Church. The day again seemed to be mapped out by Providence
for the event. Neither had the interest among the descendants
in their reunions abated as was clearly manifested by the gath-
ering crowd. At ten o'clock the president, Lewis B. Clewell
called the meeting to order by making a brief address and on
account of his feebleness requested O. L. Fehr whom the
Executive Committee had selected to succeed the Rev. L. P.
Clewell, to preside at the meetings. The devotional exercises
were conducted by Samuel D. Luckenbach and W. D. Seyfried.
The election of officers resulted as follows : president, Lewis
B. Clewell, of Bethlehem, Pa. ; vice-presidents Bishop J. M.
Levering, of Bethlehem, Pa.; O. L. Fehr, of Easton, Pa.;
Monroe L. Clewell, of Easton, Pa. ; secretary W. D. Seyfried, of
Bethlehem, Pa.; treasurer William A. Siegfried, of Nazareth,
Pa.

Mr. A. S. Bishop, of Bethlehem offered a resolution that
the next reunion should be Held in 1907. the time and place to
be named by the Executive Committee. Mr. William H. Clewell
of Berwick, Pa., offered a resolution of gratitude to the various
committees and officers for their efforts in makine: the reunion

THE CLEWELL FAMILY 365

such a success. The following resolutions were adopted in memory
of Rev. Lewis P. Clewell.

WHEREAS, It has pleased an all wise Providence to remove
from our midst the Rev. Lewis P. Clewell, a Mice-president of
the Clewell Family Reunion, therefore be it

RESOLVED, That the descendants of Franz and George
Clewell through their Executive committee, desire at this time
to record their deep feeling of regret over the loss which we have
suffered in his death.

Lewis P. Clewell was called to his eternal rest on Saturday,
January the 9th, IQ04, to be forever with the Lord whom he so
faithfully and efficiently served as a minister of the gospel within
the fold of the Moravian church. Especially do we at this time
deplore his demise as he was one of the strong men who labored
so earnestly to arrange and bring to a successful completion the
first re-union of the Clewell family, held last year at Schoeneck.

No labor was too severe, no task too irksome for him when it
had reference to the Clewell familv. As one of the Vice Presi-
dents of the association he presided at many of the meetings of
the Executive committee in an able and impartial manner.

RESOLVED, That we heartily sympathize with his widow
and children in their great bereavement.

RESOLVED, That a copv of these resolutions be forwarded
by the secretary to his widow, and that they be spread in full on
the minutes of the Executive Committee.

The rest of the afternoon was wholly given to social mter-
cotirse and the reccDtion of those who came from a distance
among whom were found descendants from Ohio, Washington,
D. C, Berwick, Pa., Hartley Hall, Pa., Scranton, Pa.. Philadel-
phia, Pa., and other places. Lunch was furnished for those who
were not provided with the same and a concert was given by a
sextette during the noon hour.

At two o'clock Harry E. Clewell, Esq., of Nazareth, Pa., gave
an address of welcome in which he ably pointed out the benefits
of a family reunion. A. S. Bishop of B'ethlehem, Pa., eloquently
responded by emphasizing the fraternal featlires of reunions
and the great satisfaction of meeting friends. He contrasted
the reunion of the descendants with the visits that Franz and

366 THE HISTORY OF

George Clewell made to each other with their large famiUes
and closed with a Pennsylvania German poem suggestive of
the scenes and conditions in those pioneer days.

^The secretary's report showed great progress on the history
and a much larger family-tree than was dreamed of at the in-
ception of the work. The programme closed with the reading
of an original Pennsylvania German poem by the president,
Lewis B. Clewell which at the request of the Executive Com-
mittee is herewith published.

The collections of the day amounted to more than $112 and
the large attendance which was about 1 100 expressed their
appreciation of the work of the Executive Committee and officers
in words of praise as well as by their liberal contributions. The
Executive Committee is composed of the following:

Executive Committee. Address.

Thomas B. Clewell Allentown, Pa., N. 7th St

Harry E. Clewell Nazareth, Pa.

Edwin H. Clewell Stockertown, Pa.

Walter S. Clewell Belfast, Pa.

Augustus Bishop Bethlehem, Pa.

James H. Fehr Nazareth, Pa., R. F. D.,2

Francis G. Fehr Nazareth, Pa., R. F. D., 2.

William H. Friebely Nazareth, Pa.

Ephraim Lo>ux Nazareth, Pa.

Hon. G. A. Schneebeh Nazareth. Pa.

Stephen A. Trein . Nazareth, Pa., R. F. D., 3

Eugene W. Stocker Nazareth, Pa.

Oliver A. Clewell Bethlehem, Pa.

Orlando B. Desh, Bethlehem, Pa.

Thomas D. Clewell Bethlehem. Pa.

Eugene A. Rau Bethlehem, Pa.

William H. Clewell Berwick, Pa.

Samuel D. Luckenbach B'ethlehem, Pa.

Erwin J. Bruch Bethlehem, Pa.

•Rev. John H. Clewell, Ph. D Winston-Salem, N. C.

Albert B. Fehr South Bethlehem, Pa.

Martin H. Clewell Allentown, Pa.

Alfred Vogenitz Allentown, Pa., 736 Turner St.

Howard J. Siegfried 5676 Frankford Ave., Philadelphia.

THE CLEWELL FAMILY 367

THE CLEWELL FAMILY IN AMERICA.
Composed by Lewis B. Clewell.

Die mutter is aus Frankreich fort,
Mit ihre buwe zwee;
Als Franz net ausoewachse war.
Un Georg-e war jo noch klee.

Sell is nau a hunnert yohr zurich,
Ja siv — un — sechzig mee ;
Wie sie ihr land verlosse hen
Un gan'OTse an der see.

Un wie sie sin dert kumme hie'
Ins schiff sin sie no nei ;
Zu fahre noch America
Um Gott zu diene frei.

En lange un en raue fahrt
Sell is was sie hen g'hat;
Doch sin sie gluecklich angelangt
Dert an der Quaker statt.

Un wie sie rivver kumme sin,
An dieseit's grosze meer,
xA.ch ! do hot doch so manches g'fehlt
Weil's backe buch war leer.

Die Mutter saakt wo soil ich naus
Mit meine Buwe zwee,
Mer hen ken geld, un au ken haus
Sell duht mer ya so wah.

D'och tzuvertraue hen sie g'hat
Zu Gott im neue land.
Das er sie richtig fuehre daht
An seiner starke hand.

So hot sie dan der George geloszt
Dert in der Quaker statt,
Un mit em Franz dan gange fort
Bis er en platz hot kott.

Dan hot sie au net gewe uf
Bis sie endlich dan
Fer sich en haemet g'funne hot
Do draus beim Kichle John.

368 THE HISTORY OF

Un wie der Franz mohl elter war
Denkt er ich will mohl geh'
Mei Mutter b'siiche sell will ich
Un gebt seim Boss adyay.

Un wie er don is kumme haem
Do war sei' mutter froh ;
So kenne mir uns denke leicht
Dos er ah yusht war so.

Now war noch ebber schunscht im haus
Zwee schoene yunge maed ;
So bleibt er wennig lenger dort
Weils war ihm net ferlaet.

Der eltsht ihr nauma war Salom,'
Der Franz liebt sie so gut.
Fiel besser wie sie mutter ya
Sell is wos' liebe thut.

Mit ihr hot er en bund gamocht,
Hot sie sei weib genent,
Mit ihr gelaebt ya fiele yohr,
Bis Tod hot sie getrenut.

No wie der George is kumme hame
Tzu seiner mutter secht,
Die Anna nem ich mir tzwum weib,
Sell is net meh wie recht.

En yader hot no lond gakauft
En tzimlich grosses shtick,
Fon Millgrove bissel weiter nuf,
Negscht on der Bushkill krick.

Noh secht der Franz ich geh' nau draw
Sell is es rechte ding;
Ich hock mer bleck un bau en haus,
Dort nivver on die spring.

Don saugt der George tzu seiner frah
Mir bau'n uns an en haus,
Dort on die spring, uf unser lond,
Glay shtick fun Moorestown raus.

Dos ehelaiva hen sie donn
Mit 'nonner g'fonga ah,

THE CLEVVELL FAMILY 3^9

Un yader hot au kinner grickt
Mit seiner ehe frah.

Der Franz der hut ya dreitzay g'hot,
Fier boova un nein maed,
Beim George do wars graud umgakared
Nein Boova un drei maed.

Die hen sich donn no so fermehrt
Fum erst tzum ochta g'schlecht,
Wie fiel es werkHch mechte sei,
Sell waes ich schur net recht.

Doch's erst, uns tzwett, uns dritte g'schlecht

Sin nimme in der welt,

Sin dod, un lengsht beagrauva ya

Dort draus im shtille feld.

Im fierte g'schlecht sin fiel schun olt,
Un wos ich saug is wohr ;
En dahl die hen schun bludde kepp,
Un on're groa hoar.

Doch's finft, un sechst, sin nau noch yung,

Un hen noch g'sundes blut ;

Sie shpringe, schoffe olle shtund,

Un sin foil guten muth.

Es siev't g'schlecht tzehlt au schum fiel
Doch dahl sin noch net grosz ;
Ya monches mecht yo liega noch
In seiner mutter schoas.

Dos achte g'schlecht so fiel ich waes,
Sins nau yusht drei mohl tzway,
Doch wonn die welt now lenger shteht
Donn werts noch gevva may.

GENEALOGICAL INDEX.

A

Name. Location. No

Abel, Allen E., Enuuis, Pa., 972

Abel, Allen L., Bath, Pa. 14iiS

Abel, Charles, Allentown, Pa [)13

Abel, Elmira, Bethlehem, Pa 3(J8

Abel, Emily L,, E-iuaiis, Pa 1419

Abel, Frank, Hethlehem, Pa 970

Abel, Henry, Bath, Pa 971

Abel, Sarah C, Belfast, Pa 7S9

Achenbach, Anna M., Easton. Pa. . . 1100

Adair, Eniinia S., Northampton. Pa... 1022

Adams, Laura M., Camden. N. J. . . 803

Albright, Catherine, Nazareth, Pa, . . 82

Albright, .Tacob T., P.ethlehom, I'a... 32U

Alexander, l.anra, b'ranklinville. Pa.. lG4.j

Allen, Clara A., Toledo, U S40

Allen. Clara L.. Cleveland, 0 150.J

Allen, Clara B 10.'4

Allen, Sophia E 1G96

Althonse, Mary, Reading, Pa 829

Andrews, Clinton H., Nazareth Pa... 1547

Andrews. Clinton H.. Nazareth. Pa.. . 1.547

Andrews. .Tames P., Pnngor. Pa 13(19

Anderson, Anna 1.., Zaleski, 0 290

Ash, Susan M.. Camden, N, .T 1391

Aspv, Susanna L 653

Ayers, Charlotte, Canal Dover. O. . . 884

B

Babel, Sarah A 221

Babp, Coi-a L., Nazareth, Pa 1144

Bacherach. Marion, ^Milwaukee, Wis.. I."i53

Baeher, Charlotte 129

Bagby, Ellen C, Pittsburg, Pa 1428

B.aker, Celesta .T 738

Baker. Lizzie, Fort Dodge, la 1037

Baker, Georgiana. Pliiladelphia. Pa... 1G73

Balcom, Lueinda 247

Baldwin. Carrie E 1545

Ballinger. Emma E.. Lincoln, Nel). . . 980

Ballinger. Lewis K.. Omalia, Neb. .. 1440

P.allard. Eugenia. Ividsville, N. C 1274

Banks. Aurelia. Newsomerstown, O. 290

Banks. Thomas A 1630

Barnes, Lena P 1268

Barron, Otilla L.. Lincoln. Neb 979

Barg<'r. Emma. New Freeport. Pa. . . 1085

Baskins. TIattie C, .Tanesville. la. . . 730

Baskins, Laura, .Tunction City, Kan... 412

Name. Location. No.

Bassett, Caroline, Philadelphia, I'a... 355

Barres, Alice J., Bethlehem, Pa 1102

Bates, Alfred, Wilkes-Barre, Pa 442

Bates, Charles H 1617

Bates, Christian 1616

Bates, Edgar, Nazareth, Pa 443

Bates, Ellen J 1618

Bates, Ploi-a A., Piliillipsburg, N. J. . . 1395

Bates, Harriet, Schoeneck, l*a 126

Bates, George F., Nazareth, Pa 1.54S

Bander, Ellen J., Emaus. Pa 432

Bander, Harvey F., Oreland, Pa 1033

Bander, Wiilliam S., Bine Bell, Pa. . . 1029

Bauer, Lesetta L., Schoeneck, Pa. . . 122

Bauman, Adoline A., Edelman, Pa, . . 926

Bauman, Caroline B., Easton, Pa. . . 929

Biayne, Estella C, Frankford, Ind. . . 1127

Beck, x\.nna R., Nazareth, Pa 85

Beck, Catherine L., Nazaretli. Pa. . . 82

Beck, Emelia, Nazareth, Pa 85

Beck, Heniy F., Bethlehem. Pa 324

Beck, Jane E., Bethlehem, Pa 914

Beckley. Delbert. South Bend, Ind, . . 1013

Beckley, .Jeremiah, South Bend, Ind. . . 394

Beckley, M. Beata, Ohio 100

Beckner, Cora, Winston-Salem, N. C. 1661

Beckner. Sallie. Winston-Salem, N. C. 1660

Becker. Ellen M., Romany, Pa 1314

Beehn. Charles M., West Salem, 111... lilu

Beelm, Emma L.. West Salem, 111. . . . 53'^

Beehn, Edson, Kiona. Wash 1499

Beehn, Ezra, West Salem, 111 1.500

Beehin, Frederick, West Salem, 111. 1498

Beehn, Harvey, Pi'osser. Wasli 1501

Beehn, Reed, West Salem, 111 1117

B.'ers, Anna M. L., Bath, Pa 1063

Beigler, Grace M., Allentown. Pa. . . 1393

Beitel. Albert P 270

Beitel. Amelia, Gnadenhutten. O. . . 270

Beitel. Annie C, Baltimore. ]Md 802

Beitel. Benjamin. Grace Hill. la 815

Beitel. Clarence L., Muscatine, la 1378

Beitel, Charles L.. West View, Pa. . . 1385

Beitel. Ellsworth. Chicago, 111 1377

Beitel, Granville A.. Avalon. Pa 817

Beite.. Harry H., Avalon, Pa 1384

Beitei. Ida E., Nazareth, Pa 408

Beitel, James A., New Portage, O. . . 816

Beitel. James E.. New Portage. O. . . 1493

Bieitel, J. Wm., NeAv Portage. 0 14W

Beitel, Oliver P., Pittsburg, Pa 1387

372

GENEALOGICAL INDEX.

Name. Location. No.

Keitel, Robert B.. Allegheuv. Ta. . . . i::8(i

Beitel, Wm. I.., Avalon, Pa 1382

Bender. INIaria A.. Bethlehem. l»a. . . u83

Benner. Anna M., Bethlehem. Pa. . . (Ux;

Benner, Edwin A.. Bethlehem. Pa. . . 13iM

Benner, Thomas W., Lancaster. Pa. . VVZ^

Berf^heimer. Lizzie. Bethlehem. Pa. . . JM;»2

Berge.v. Alice. Souilerton. Pa 15(^)3

Berry. Eliva M 1348

Bevel. :Mar.v. North Carolina KiOT

Billheimer. Eimma J.. Siegfred, Pa... 1-150

Biimpson. Carrie H.. Readinii'. Pa. . . 1397

Binkle; Lanra M.. Allentown. Pa. . . 1141

Birch. INIatikla 340

Birdsey, Lncinda. Waterloo. N. Y. . . 735

Bishop. Anna B., Denver. Col 11 G2

Bishop. Anna S.. Bethlehem. Pa 57

Bishop, Aug. S.. Bethlehem. Pa 742

Bishop. I). Henry. Bethlehem. Pa. . . 234

Liishop. Emil .1.. Bethlehem. Pa 743

Bishop. Lizetta '-l'., Bethlehem. Pa. . . 1G(J

Bishop, Morris G.. Bethlehem. Pa. . . 1341)

Bitler, Nora. Nescopeck. Pa 115G

Black. Phebe F.. Xenlo, 0 1407

Blanchard. Coi*a. Hannpton. la 1443

Blank. Mary A.. Berwick. Pa 1159

Blasius. Louisa, Philadelphia. Pa. . . 404

Blasius, Lovin W.. Philadelphia. Pa.. 1594

Blasius. Oscaa- E.. Philadelphia. Pa... 1595

Bless. Caroline. Mountain View, N. Y. 74(;

Bless. Robert A 1352

Blumenshine. Stella, Beardstown, 111. 13(J0

P.oerstler, Animinta, Philadelphia. Pa. 112

Booi-d. P]mnia. Lamoin. la 14()3

Boord, Robert, Lamoin. la 1542

Booth. Anna. Winston-JSalem. N. C. . . 335
Booth. Mary E.. Philadelphia, l\a. . . . 997

Bordner. H.. Seneca Falls. N. Y 72(5

Boi-dner. Hannah. Seneca Falls. N. Y. 721!

Bortz. May E.. Ailentown, Pa 1413

Bower. Bertha F.. Berwick. Pa 1199

Bower. Ella M.. Berwick, Pa 1197

Bowman, Ora E.. Hope, Ind 1279

Boyd, (k^rtrude L., Pueblo, Cal 1410

Boyer, Stella M., .,onestown. Pa 1328

Boyle, A. Estella, (ilenside, x'a 1292

Boys, T^nora A 288

P.nidford. Clara E.. Washington. I). C. 984

Brahana. Mattie A.. Irasburg. Vt. ... 987

Brantnei-. Susie E.. Brighton. Col. . . . 889

Breidiiigcr. Anni(> ().. P.elfast. Pa. .. 812

P.rcidinger. Enimei C.. Belfast. Pa. .. 490

Breisch. Minnie A.. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 1105

P.i-ewer, Aurelia 294

Bright, Fred. A., Ailentown, Pa 1119

P.right, Sarah C. Ailentown, Pa 540

P.riles. Ida M.. Craiidall. Kan 890

Brindle. Nancy. North Carolina 1<M)C.

Brown. Elmer S.. Boston, Mass 1534

Name. Location. No.

Brown, Ida L., Boston, Mass 1148

Brown, Lncinda, Bangor, Pa 358

Brown, Mary T 1257

Bruch. Earl, Bethlehem, Pa 1581

Bruch. Eliza J., Bethlehem, Pa 245

Bruch, Elmer C, Bethlehem, Pa 709

Bruch, Erwin J.. BethJehem, Pa 707

Bruner, Henry E., Indianapolis, Ind.. 074

Bruner. Frederick W 210

Bruner, Phillippine, Hope, Ind 210

Bruner. AVilliam. Hope. Ind 210

Brunuer. Cecelia, Bethlehem, Pa. . . . 325

Brunner. Ed. H., Washington, D. C... 909

Brunner, Eugene A., Bethlehem, Pa.. 908

Brunner, Henrietta. Bethlehem. Pa... 325

Bninner. Lovin J.. Tacomia. Wash. . . 911

Brunner. Wmi. N.. Philadelphia. Pa.. 910

Buncher. Mary C. Pen Argyl. Pa.... 895

Burchani. .Tohn. Hope, Ind 072

Burcham, Phill'ppine. Hope. Ind. . . . 210

Burger. Theresa H.. Nazareth. Pa... 1095

Burns. Lena P 1208

Butler. Anna L.. Akron, U 1380

Burley, Florence. Stocertown, Pa.... ir»87

Byerly. Rosa, Winston Salem, N. C. 1273

0

Calhoun. Elizabeth. Philadelphia, Pa. 90

Calhoun. Mathew A.. Altoona. Pa. . . 385

Calhoun. Wm. F.. Charleston. W. Ya. 388

Caress. Anna, Orangeville. Pa ()09

Cargay. Alice C. Toiwito, Kian. .... 5:35

Carl, Edna. Ailentown, Pa 1069^

Carpenter, Artha. ITlysses. Kan. .... 588

Carter. Emma I., Hartsville. Ind. . . . 1202

Carver. Fannie. Charleston. W. Ya. .. 1152

Cassler. Harrietta. Nazareth. Pa. . . . 337

Gassier. Lucius A.. Bethlehem. Pa. . . 920

Cascaden. Mildred, Philadelpliia, Pa.. 1437

easel, Saran, Ailentown, Pa 1024

Caughey, Ella, Erie, Pa 854

Cawley, Sopia C 307

Chaftin, .Tane 1(K)9

Chandler. Adalaide. Brooklyn, N. Y. . . 1404

Chilcott. Eliza L., Osborn, Kan 912

Christ, A. M. F., Nazareth, Pa 128

C'hrist, Francis C, Nazareth, Pa 444

Clapp, Birtie L., Hartsville. Ind 1531

Clark, Catherine, Olney, 111 344

Clark, Margaret 044

Clark, Mary R.. Taylorsville, Ind.... 344

Clauss. Elizabeth, North Carolina ... 12

Clavell, Louisa, Millgrove, Pa 1

Clavelt. Edwin J. G., Ailentown, Pa.. 870

Clavelt. John J., Ailentown, Pa 1474

Clavelt. .Toseph W.. Allento^Vn. Pa. .. 300

Cl;ivelL Joseph W.. Ailentown. Pa. .. 878 ■

Ciawell. Daniel J.. Ocean City. N. J.. 779

Clnwell. Jaines D.. Telford, Pa 254

GENEALOGICAL INDEX.

373

Name.

Clawell.
Clewell,
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell,
Clewell,
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell,
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
C^lewell.
Olewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell.
Clewell,
Clewell,
Clewell,
Clewell,
Clewell,
Clewiell.
Clewell.
Olewell.
Clewell.
Olewell.
Olewell.
Olewell.
Olewell.
Olewell,
Clewell,

Location. No. Name.

Wm. H., Philadelphia. Pa... 780 Clawell.

Aaron F., Alleutown. Pa. . . . 1112 Clawell,

Aaron N., Bethlehem, Pa... 147 Clawell.

Abraham 3 Clewell.

Abraham. Philadelphia. Pa... 20 Clewell.

Abraham H., Poplar. 0 371 Clewell,

Addie L.. Bethlehem. Pa 284 Clewell.

Albert A.. Easton. Pa 258 Olewell,

Albert B., Kirklin, Iiul 5RP> Olewell,

Alliert E., Northampton. Pa.. 424 Olewell,

Albert F. v^., Canal Dover, U. 163n Cleweii,

Albert W.. Wilkes-Barre. Pa. 545 Clewell.

Alexander. Onadenhntten. O. 70 Olewell.

Alex. D.. Belle Plaine. Kan.. 281 Clewell.

Alice R.. Nazareth. Pa 1431 Clewell.

Amanda F.. Edenville. Pa. . . 29 Clewell.

Amos B.. Berwick. Pa 581 Olewell.

Andrew B 974 (Mewell.

Andrew F.. Nazareth. Pa... 138 Clewell,

Andrew. Bethlehem, Pa 712 Clewell,

Anna 0 fi Olewell,

Anna. Freemansbnrtr. Pa... 3f5 Olewell.

Arthnr O.. Waverlv. Ta 732 Olewell.

Artier D.. Milton. Pa fi19 Clewell.

A. Sidney. So. Bethlehem. Pa. 223 Olewell.

AuiTustns. New York 5(5 Olewell.

Aii.snstns A.. Baltimore. I\Id. 334 Olewell,

Ansnistns B 573 Olewell.

Anenst H.. Sehoeneck. Pa... fi4 Olewell.

Beniamin F.. Weatherly. Pa. 591 Olewell.

Beniamin 1401 Clewell.

Beniamin F.. Weatherly. Pa. ••71 Clewell.

B. Frank.. Oranffeville. Pa... 577 Olewell.
Carl F 14 Olewell.

C. ^r. A.. Allentown. Pa 2-tn Olewell.

Caroline. Onadenhntten. O... 7n Olewell,

CniTie A.. Bethlehem, Pa. .. 227 Olewell.

Catherine. Allentown. Pa. . . 400 Olewell.

0. Elizabeth. Athens. 0 98 Clewell.

Ohas. A.. .Tunction Citv. Kan. 414 Olewell,

Charles E.. Allentown. Pa... 302 Clewell,

Charles F.. Glenn. 0 859 Olewell.

Charles H.. Philadelphia. Pa. 05 Clewell.

Chas. H.. New Castle. Del... 417 Clewell,

Chas. H.. Waverlv. la 731 Olewell,

Charles :\r.. Snnbnry. Pr..... 001 Clewell.

Chas. R.. Bethlehem. Pa 220 Clewell.

Charles T., Canton. O. ^ 1041 Clewell.

Chas. W.. Bethlehem. Pa. .. 720 Ohnvell.

Chas. W.. Nazareth. Pa 993 Olewell.

Chas. W.. Canton. 0 995 Clewell.

Chas. W.. Beach Haven. Pa. 1170 Clewell.

Chas. W., Weatherly, Pa. . . 1185 Clewell.

Christian. Nisky. Pa 19 Olewell.

Christian. Schoenersville. Pa. 40 Olewell.

Christian. Ohio 77 Olewell,

Christian. Oatawissa. Pa 599 Clewell,

Christina, Bethlehem, Pa.... 17 Olewell.

Christ. D., Philadelphia, Pa.. 03 Clewell,

Location. No.

John F., Philadelphia, Pa. . . 253

John F., Philadelphia. Pa. . . 77S

John G., Philadelphia. Pa... 1367

Christina, Nazareth, Pa 2

C. Renatns. Phila.. Pa 94

Olar. II., Philadelphia. Pa... 251

Olemence, Belfast, Pa 492

Coris F.. Bethlehem. Pa. ... 722

Cui-tis, Bethlehem, Pa 749

Daniel A.. Washington, D. C. 378

Daniel, Sehoeneck, Pa. ... 14

Daniel, Oatawissa, Pa 42

Daniel, Bethlehem, Pa 624

David, New York 56

David, Gnadenhntten, O. . . . 76

Delorma, Ravenna, 0 391

Dianna 248

Edward, Nazareth, Pa 91

Edward F., Philadelphia. Pa. 779

Edward. Schoenersvilie. Pa.. 158

Edwartl A., Nazareth. Pa. . . 309

Ed. E.. Pleasant City, O. . . . 800

Edwin F.. Sehoeneck. Pa. . . 272

Edwin H.. Stockertown. Pa.. 490

Edwin H.. Weatherly. Pa. . . 592

Edwin L.. Allentown. Pa. . . 301

Edwin 1457

Edffar B.. Reading:. Pa 591

.Ed. Sylvester. Bethlehem, Pa. 571

Eliza. Philadelphia. Pa 02

Emanuel. Allentown. Pa. . . 104

Ernest ^L. Berwick. Pa. . . . 1175

E-sther M.. Napoleon, Pa 314

Eugene A.. Allentown. Pa. . . 260

Eugene A.. Nazareth. Pa. . . 416

Eugene A.. Stockertown. Fa. 1098

Eugene A.. Allentown. Pa. . . 1596

Eugene F., North Carolina.. 84

Eu.eene H., Bethlehem, Pa.. 147

Eugene, Verdi, Kan 410

Fanny 1602

Franz. Millgrove, Pa 2

Francis J.. :Millgrove. Pa. . . 8

Francis D., Allentown. Pa. . . 259

Francis T.. Belle Fonte. Pa.. 132

Francis. Sehoeneck, Pa 17

F. C. Winston Salem, N. C. . 84

Frances E.. Waverly, la 230

Frank G.. Canal Dover, O. . . 1012

F. H. C. Kansas Citv. Kan.. 982

Frank. A.. Sunny Side. Oal.. . 372

Franklin P.. Reading, Pa. . . 508

Fred., Allenitown, Pa 120

Frederick G.. Bethlehem. Pa. 58

F. Thomas. Sehoeneck. Pa. . . 30

George C. Moorestown, Pa.. 3

George F., South Park. O. . . 1559

George L.. Plymouth, Pa. . . 1151

George P.. Belle Plains, Kan. 843

374

GENEALOGICAL INDEX.

Name. Location. No.

Clewell, George AV.. IMilton Pa 179

Clewe]], George W.. Heading. Pa.... 27(i

Clewell. (Jeorge. Selioeiieek. I'a ir.

CleAvell. George. Betlileliem, Pa 41

Clewell, George. Cunningham. Pa. . . 185

Clewell. George. Wilkes-Rarre. Pa... 583

Clewell. George 748

Clewell. George 1621

Clewell. Harriet ' ' i(503

Clewell. Harry E.. Rhyolit. Nev....! Ill

Clewell. Harry E.. Phiiadelphia. Pa.. OCU

Clewell. Harry E.. Belle Plaine. Kan. 281

Clewell. Harry J.. Baltimore, Md. ... ll(w{

Clewell, Harry J., Berwick, Pa . . 76

Clewell. Harry :m.. Cleveland. 6. . . . 7^

Clewell, Harvey M 1121

Clewell. Helena ' ' g^

Clewell. Henrietta. INIiehigan 1611

Clewell. Henry C. Nazareth, Pa 114

Clewell, Heni'y G., Sohoeneck. Pa. . . 93

Clewell. Henry .7.. Berwick, Pa 167

Clewell. Henry L.. Pleasant City. O. 291

Clewell. Henry S., Sterling, Kan. . . . 139

Clewell. Henry, Ohio 79

Clewell, Ida. Philadelphia. Pa 116

Clewell, Isaiah B., Bei'wiek, Pa 582

Clewell, Israel, Abeline, Kan 315

Clewell, Jacob L., Nazareth, Pa 28

Clewell, Jacob L 113

Clewell, Jacob E., Philadelphia, Pa... 116

Clew<ill. Jacob E.. Waverly. la 728

Clewell. Jacob. Bethlehem, Pa 11

Clewell, Jacob, Catawissa, Pa 174

Clewell, Jacob, Catawissa, Pa 42

Clewell, Jacob, Fiatt. Ill 629

Clewell, Jacob, Hellertown. Pa 1638

Clewell. James A.. Easton. Pa 491

Clewell, James B., Philadelphia. Pa.. 65

Clewell. James D.. Telfoixl. Pa 254

Clewell, Jas. H., Burnett Creek. Ind. 566

Clewell, Jas. J., INIillersbnrg, 0 31.3

Clewell, Jame.s L.. Waverly. la 230

Clewell, James W.. Allentown. Pa. . . 160

Clewell, Jay R., Napoleon^ 0 314

Clewell, Jehu, 292

Clewell. Jei-emiah. Eogansport. Ind... 60'>

Clewell. J. (Mu-istian. Bethlehem. Pa.. 55

Clewell, J. Enielia, Nazareth, Pa. . . . 125

Clewell, J. Hanry, Alliens, 0 107

Clewell, J. Jesse, Philadelphia, Pa. . . 62

Ciewell, J. Lewis. Schoeneck, Pa. ... 70

Clewell, J. Philip, Schoeneck, Pa. . . 70

Clewell, J. Reuben, Millgrove, Pa. . . 13()

Clewell, J. Siamuel. Millgrove, Pa. . . 34

Clewell. Jobn, Nazareth, Pa 6

Clewell, John, Bethlehem, Pa 13

Clewell. John. Schoeneck. Pa 25

(Hewell. John, Cunningham, Pa 44

Clewell. .rohii, Emnus, Pa 73

Name. Location. No.

Olewell, John 634

Clewell, John, Reading. Pa. ........ 1238

Clewell, J. D., A\'inston Salem, N. C. 84

Clewell, John F., Allentown, Pa G2S

Clewell, John F., Philadelphia, Pa . . 778

Clew^ell. J(din (J.. Philadelphia. Pa. .. 1367

Clewell. John G.. Schoeneck. Pa 39

Clewell. J. H.. Winston-Salem. N. C 33'i

Clewell. John J., Nazareth. Pa 377

Clewell. John J 1474

Clewell. John M.. Allentown, Pa. . . . 1190

Clewell. .bdm F 625

Clewell. Jobn T.. Belie Plaine. Kan.. 281

Clewell. .b^seph. Emaus, Pa 75

Cle^vell. Joseiiih. Cleveland, 0 27

Clewell. Joseph, Catawissa. Pa 42

Clewell, Joseph, Emaus, Pa 75

Clewell. Joseph 184

Clewell. Joseph F., Kansas '. 413

Olewell. Joseph E.^ ^lacungie. Pa. . . 257

Clewell, Joseph E.. Tatamy. Pa 494

Olewell. Joseph R.. Philadelphia, Pa.. 366

Cleweu. .Tosiah. Ashley, Pa 625

Clewell. Juliannn, Nazareth. Pa 2

Clewell. Julius r>.. Delphos, la 1613

Clewell. Laura A.. :\ronroe. Mich 375

Clewell. Lawi'i'uce A.. Canton. 0 379

Clewell, Lawrence E. Berwick, Pa. . . 1176

Clewell. Eeander. Reading, Pa 1142

Clewell, Eervy, Nantic-oke, Pa. . 1172

Olewell, Lewis B., Bethlehem, Pa. . . 140

Clewell. Lewis E., 109

Clewell, Lewis P., So. Bethlehem, Pa. 284

Clewell, Lewis S., Benton Pa 578

Clewell. Eucinda, Nazareth, Pa 28

Clewell, Marcus A., Coopersburg, Pa. 1145

Olewell. Maria C. Bethlehem, Pa. . . 14

Clewell, Maria M., Eiti+z. Pa 2

Clewell. Maria R.. Philadelphia, Pa.. 116

Olewell, jNIaria S 19

Clewell, Mary C. Philadelphia. Pa'.!.' 108

Olewell. Mary E.. Bethlehem. Pa. . . 284

Clewell. Mary >L. Bethlehem. Pa. . . 147

Olewell. Martin II.. Allentown. Pa... 544

Olewell. Matilda. Chambersburg. la.. 29

Olewell, M. Asher. Catasampia. Pa... 1236

Clewell. Milton F.. Weatnerly, Pa... 118:^

Olewell. Monroe L.. Easton. Pa 479

Ciewell, Morris G.. Bethlehem. Pa. .. 721

Olewell. ]\roses 0 365

Clewell. Nathaniel, Millgrove, Pa. . . 2

Olewell. Nathaniel. Schoeneck. Pa. . . 9

Clewell. Oliver A., Bethlehem, Pa. . . 590

Olewell. Olivei- E., Berwick. Pa 57t)

Olewell. Oliver E., Philadelphia, Pa.. 94

Olewell. Oliver S.. Bangor. Pa 493

Olewell. Owen i\.. Bethlehem. Pa 709

Olewell. Owen C. Bath. Pa 224

Clewell, Owen J., Gnadenhutten, O. . . 303

GENEALOGICAL INDEX,

375

Name. Location. No.

Clewell, Peter, Gunningham, Pa 1601

Clewell, Keubeu 1622

Clewell, R. H., Burnett's Creek. Ind.. 1(!3

Clewell, Reuben W., Bethlehem, Pa.. 237

Clewell, Richard E 570

Cle^vell. Richard L., Schoeneck, Pa... 2.')

Clewell, Robert A.. Schoeneck. Pa... 14S

Clewell. Robert A.. Schoenersville. Pa. I.jOO

Clewell. Robert E., Ho])e. Pa 840

Clewell. Robert F., Northampton, Pa. 423

Clewell, Robert S.. Roelof's Pa 1140

Clewell, Robert S.. Bethlehem, Pa. . . ]r)70

Clewell, Robert W., Dulmque, la 233

Clewell, Robert W.. BethLehem. Pa,.. 1224

Clewell, Robt. W.. Schoenersville, Pa. 1235

CleAvell, Rosina. Nazareth, Pa 2

Clewell, Rosina. Nazareth, Pa 0

Clewell. Saloma. Nazareth. Pa 2

Clewell, Saloma M.. Nazai-eth, Pa. . . 3

Clewell. Samuel B., Bethieliem, Pa. . . 171

(Mewell. Samuel C, Rittersville. Pa. .. 1234

Clewell, Samuel G.. Bethlehem. Pa. . . 503

Clewell. Samuel J.. Belle Fonte, Pa... 132

<"lewell. Samuel 186

Clewell. Sarah. Nazareth. Pa 6

Clewell, S. Chas. F.. Allentown. Pa... 783

Clewell. Sidney A.. Philadelohia. i-'a. 108

Clewell. Steohen A., Stillwater. Minn. 300

Clewell. Svl. A.. Kreidersville, Pa.... 117

Clewell. Theodore. Nazareth. Pa 1230

Clewell, Theo. W., So. Bethlehem. Pa. 711

Clewell, Theodore W.. Berwick, Pa... 1167

Clewell. Theo. G.. South Park, 0 280

Olewell, Thomas B., Allentown, Pa. . . 522

Clewell. Thomas D., Bethlehem, Pa... 427

ripwell. Thomas F.. AtnioTove. Pa..-. 136

Clewell. Thomas T., Easton. Pa 121

Clewell. Thomas. Nazareth. Pa 20

Clewell. Tila-hman C. Napoleon, O... 314

Clewell, Tilffhman H., Nazareth, Pa.. 478

Clewell. T. H. Montana 305

Cleweil, F. Oliver. Schoeneck. Pa. . . . 110

Clewell, Walter C, Bethlehem. Pa... 227

Clewell. Walter D., Maumes, () 988

Clewell. Walter S.. Nazareth. Pa. . . . 1143

Cle^-ell. Wilhelm A.. New York 67

Clewell. William. Bethlehem. Pa 165

Clewell. William, Lehighton. Pa 1220

Clewell. William 1623

Clewell, William C, Maumee, 0 375

Cle^\iell. Willia^m E.. Chicaffo. 111. ... 84

CleAvell. William F.. T.oston. INIass . . 455

Clewell. W'llinm H., Schoeneck. Pa.. 60

Clewell. Wm. H.. Rittersville. Pa 120

Clewell. Wm. IT.. Philadelphia. Pa... 25i

Clewell. Wm. H., Allentown. Pa 301

Clewell. Wm. H.. Summit Hill. Pa. . . 421

Clewell, William H.. Berwick. Pa. . . 1160

Clewell. William H.. Pottsgrove, Pa.. . 618

Name. Location. No.

Clewell, Wm. H., Bethlehem, Pa 747

Clewell, Wm. M., Dubuque, la 741

Clewell, Wm. J.. Reading, Pa 880

Clewell. Wm. H., Hartley Hall, Pa... 1200
Clewell, William H.. Berwick, Pa. . . 1160
Clewell. Wm. H., Breokenniage, Okla. 844

Clewell, Wilson S., Allentown, Pa 544

Clouse. Arne W.. Geneva, Pa 662

('lift. Catherine. Philadelphia, Pa 250

Clifford, Rav. A.. Wadsworth, 0 1390

Clifford, Oliver C„ Wadsworth, O. . . 1398

Clifford. Olevia, Wadsworth, 0 884

Click. Dora M., Hope, Ind 1260

Cle^ster, Carrie, Belle Plaine, Kan. . . 845

Clemme. Laura. Souderton, Pa 1679

Coghill, Gertrude E.. Canton, 0 1425

Coghill, Frank U., Pittsburg, Pa 1427

Clowes. Emma L 261

Coghill, Caroline, Pittsburg, Pa 921

Clouse, Thomas, 48

Clouse, William 1608

Clouse, Samuel 52

Clouse, Philip 646

Clouse, Lewis 19.S

Clouse, Joseph, North Oarolina 645

Clouse. Joseph, Hope, Ind 51

Clouse, John 202

•Clouse. John 198

Clouse. John, Hope. Ind 48

Clouse, James O.. Hope. Ind 661

Clouse, Jacob 198

Clouse, Grace, Chicago, 111 202

Clouse, Bertha A., Hope. Ind 202

Coghill, Harry M„ Pittstourg, Pa 1426

Coiver, Wm. R., Nazareth, Pa 268

Colver. Mary E 1573

Coiver. Ellen, Nazareth. Pa 268

Colver. Edward. Nazareth, Pa 809

Coiver, Charles G., Nazareth, Pa. ... 1541

Colver. Albert J.. Nazareth. Pa 810

Collins. Eistella. Williamisfleld, 111 1468

Coghill. Richard L.. Pittsburg. Pa. . . 921
Cook. Sarah A., Philadelphia, Pa. . . 262

Cook, Marv A., Ottawa. Kan 1118

Cook, Clmrles C, Philadelphia. Pa. . . 262

Cook. Adelia. Clemmons. N. C 1251

Constancer. Katie. Fricks. Pa 1682

Conner. Mary E.. Bloomsburg. Pa.... 1192

Ponfor, Vera ^NL. Hambur,f^. Pa 1574

Coolev. Clara. Nazareth. Pa 1049

Cooiier, Charles W. Raleigh, N. C. ... 1252
Cooiier, Sarah C. Clemmons, N. C. .. 639
Cooper. Thomas R.. Raleigh. N. C. . . 1253

Coojier. Wm. A.. Raleigh. N. C 1254

Coi-nelius. Carrie 1488

Cortriirht. Frances B.. Berwick. Pa... 1161
Corv. Carrie U., Seneca Falls. N. Y... 1.342
Ci-awford. ^Nlary A.. Light Street. Pa. 595
Oreson, Malvina L., Bloomfield, Mo... 9.33

?>7^

GENEALOGICAL INDEX.

Name. Location. No.

Crist, Caroline, Winston-Salem, N. C. 249

Crist. Clarence. Winston-Salem. N. C. 775

Crist. Elenora, Winston-Salem, N. C. 775

Crist, Maria L.. North Carolina 249

Crist. Wm. C Winston-Salem. N. C. 776

Crltes. Hannah, Sunbnry. Pa t>04

Cronmiller, Sarah E.. Easton. Pa. ... H2T

Cronmiller, Selonia R., Easton, Pa. . . 274

Crook. Mary. Hampton. la 1035

Grouse. Caroline. Rossville. Ind Ifil

Grouse. Georpe. Owaseo, Ind 555

Grouse. Harry C l-i30

Grouse. James R.. Ro.ssville. Ind 557

Grouse. John C.. Rossville. Ind 554

Grouse. Oliver, Pasadena, Gal 551

Grout. Ruth A.. Chicago, 111 988

Crauthamel. Charles, Hatboro, Pa. . . 150V.

Crauthamel. Ephraim, Perkasie. Pa.. 1504

Crauthamel. E., South Hatfield. Pa... 1505

Crauthamel. J., South Hatfield. Pa. . . 1510

Crauthamel. Joseph. I>ansdale. Pa... 1502

Crauthamel. M.. South Hatfield. Pa.. 701

Crauthamel. WalUnr-e. New Hope. Pa. ir.OS

Crauthamel, Willard. Wycombe. Pa... 1509

Cuff. Ellen A.. Mountain View. N. J. 13ol

Dailv. Fred. L., Brooklyn. N. Y 426

Dailv. Henrietta W.. Bethlehem. Pa. 119
Dailv, Morris G.. Philr.delphia, Pa... 425

Dalzell, Laura M 784

Daniel, Rhoda C. ivexinsrton, N. C. . . 1240

Danke. Alfred, Schoeneck. Pa 127

Danke, Anna M., Nazareth, Pa 7

Danke. Francis C. Nazareth. Pa 31

Danke. John F.. Nazareth, Pa 30

Darrell. Grace M., Chicago, 111 15fiO

Darward. Clarence. Allengheny. Pa.. 1423

Darward. Edwin. Canton. 0 16^

Darward. Louisa. Canton. 0 919

Davie. Lucinda E.. Berwick. Pa 115S

Davis. Catherine C 648

Davis, Elizabeth 199

Davis. John. Shell City, Mo 707

Davis, Julianna 222

Davis, Lewis S., Hope, Ind 650

Davis, Rebecca. Clemmons, N. G 1635

Davis. Samuel D 70S

Dearen. Catharine, Olney, 111 344

Dech. Edith V.., Myerstown, Pa 1454

Dechant, Lucy E., Juniatta, Pa 833

Decker, Frank, Bloomsburp, Pa 1211

Decker, Sarah, Bloomsbur^. Pa 611

Decker, Wm. R., Bloomsburg. Pa. . . 1210
Deibert, Mary A., Northampton, Pa.. 1557

Demuth, Alice J., Catiisauqua, Pa 1122

Derr, Emma, Locust \ alley 1147

Name. Location. No.

Derringer, Johanna L., 72

Desh, Antoinette C, Bethlehem, Pa.. 235

Desh, Ambrose, Bethlehem, Pa 235

Desh, Harrison, Bethlehem, Pa 235

Desh, Orlando B., Bethlehem, Pa... 744

Desh. Wm. I)., Bethlehem, Pa 745

DeVore, Elmira, Zaleski, 0 870

Dieter. Sarah C 12.32

Deitrich, Mamie A.. WilKes-Barre, Pa. 1446

Dilliard Annie. Siegfried. Pa 1216

Dillman, Catherine. Olney, 111 344

Dillman. Samuel, Olney, 111 344

Dissler, Seraphina 287

Dobbins, Clara, Swan Creek, N. C. ... 1248

Donaldson. Catherine, Lamoin, la.. . 1462

Dorsch, Matilda. Bridgeport, Conn. . . 962

Doss. Austin D.. Zaleski, 0 868

Doss. George W 866

Doss. .Mary A 293

Doster. Edgar L., Philadelphia, Pa. . . 1280

Dos.ter. Emma L.. Philadelphia, Pa... 676

Doster. Robt. O.. Philadelpihia. Pa... 1290

Doty. Katie. Valparaiso. Ind 893

Douglass. Julia A.. Allentown, Pa. . . 905

Dowse. Florence 0 1564

Dreisbach. Harry. Philadelphia, Pa... 1227

Dreisbach. Sollnda 627

Duffeld. Pauline G.. Philadelphia, Pa. 1522

Dwire. Julia E.. Boston. Mass 1150

Dyer. Kate, Indianapolis, Ind 1529

E

Earich. Alvin R.. Tifl!in. 0 1341

Earick. Ellen A.. Bloomville, 0 717

Earick, Harry A.. Tiffin. 0 1340

Eastman. LizRie R.. Jersey City. N. J. 1324

Ebbecke. Anna C, Nisky. Pa 18

Ebbecke, Charles, Nisky, Pa 89

Ebbecke. Christian L., Nisfey. Pa. ... 89

Ebbecke, Henry S.. Nisky. Pa 356

Ebbecke. John F.. Allentown, Pa. ... 954
Eckensberger. .-Luna J.. Nazareth. Pa. 26
Eekensberger. Maria. Nazareth. Pa. . . 32

Ecker. Ella. Danielsville. Pa 1237

Eckrote. George. Wilkes-Barre. Pa... 122.^
Eckrote. Lorenzo. AA'ilkes-Barre, Pa.. 122u

Eckrote. Mary 'i26

Edwards, Carnelia, Berwick, Pa 580

Edwards, George S., Berwick, Pa. . . 1174
EdAvards, Henry J., Berwick, Pa. . . . 1173

J:,gbert, Anna A., 1329

Eigelborger. Stella I^. Bethleheim, Pa. 133y
Ki<ciilianl. Harvey. Allentown. Pa. . . 1478
?:isenhar(l. Mary. Allentown, Pa. . . . 147.'
Ellenwood. S. Maria. Concordia. Kan. 1(>64

Elliott, Dora D., Paintersville, 0 1409

Ellis, Carrie S., Winston-Salem. N. C. 1514

GENEALOGICAL INDEX.

377

Name. Location. No.

Ellis, Lillian V., Catawissa. Pa 1212

Ellis, Martha, 1633

Else. Susan, ^trontonrsvillo. Pa 5911

Engleman, Elizabeth. Allentown, Pa. 322

Kiifflenian, iNIary, Allentown, Pa 322

Einlel, jNIartha K.. Kossville, Inrl 550

Erney, Lizzie, Hatfield, Pa 1681

Essex, I.reitha M., Hope. Ind 1261

Ewers, ^'ellie G., Dayton, Teun 1283

F

Farns worth, Cornelia 789

t'latzingev, Emma S., Catasauqwa, Pa. 1578

Faulkner. Lydia A., Xenia, 0 857

Flaw, Alpha S.. Eltopia. AYash 1655

Faw, Charles P.. Roanoke. Va 1654

Faw, H. A., Wlnston-Salem, N. C. . . 1658

Fnv.^. Jacob W.. Caldwell, Idalio 1657

Few. Rebecca, Winston-Salem, N. C. 685

Fehnel. Minnie A.. Sie,2:fried, Pa 1448

I'ehr, Albert B., So. Bethlehem, Pa... 319

Fehr. Andrew L., Nazareth, Pa 469

Fehr. Anna M.. HecktoWn. Pa 8ft

Feihr. Anson C. So. Bethlehem. Pa... 899
F^hr. C-Troliiie. Bnshkill Centre, Pa.. 134

Fehr. Clinton H.. Cleveland. 0 1103

Fehr. Cornelia 430

Fehr, C. Wm.. Heck'town. Pa 80

Fehr. Fdwin H.. Arountains-TOve, AFo. 44,fi

Fehr. Elmer R.. ■Nr'a7:aTeth. Pa 4.53

Fe.hr. Fnhra"m C Lorain. 0 1558

Fehr. Firancis C. Nazareth. Pa 465

Fehr. Franklin R.. Emaus. Pa 466

Fehr. Fredericke, MJllcrove, Pa 181

Fehr. Farvev .L. Nazareth. Pa 1081

Fehr. Henrv. T^ethlehem. Pa 317

Fehr, LlenrT P.. Be+hlehem. Pa 508

Fehr. Herben W., Bethlehem, Pa. .. 1110

Fehr. Trwiu .T.. Nazareth. Pa 1084

Fehr, Isiaac S., Aliita, Pa 473

Fiehr, Israel R., Wads worth, 0 464

PVhr, James H.. Nazareth. Pa 462

Feh)r, Jerome S., Nazareth. Pa 1091

Fehr, J. .Tosei>h, HecktoAvn, Pa 318

Fehr. .John A., So. Bethleihem, Pa 319

Fehr, Josiah S.. Tatamy, Pa 463

Fehr, Julianna P., Mill,2:roTe, Pa 185

Fehr, T>illie J.. Emaus. Pa 1072

Fehr, T^ovine A.. Bath. Pa 509

F<?'hir, Lovine J., P.nshkill Centre, Pa... 476

Fehr, Alaria I^., Alillgn'ove, Pa 143

Fehr, Maria, Nazareth, Pa 541

Fenr, Milton G., Nazareth, Pa 1082

Fehr, Oliver Ix, Baston, Pa 507

Felir, Oscar O., Nazareth, Pa 1067

Fehr, Robert L., Nazareth, Pii 1068

Fehr, Sabina M., Nazareth, Pa 514

Fehr, Thomas J., Aluta, Pa 449

Name. Location. No.

Fehr, Til,£rhman, Nazareth. Pa 472

Fehr, Wm. H., Pittsburg-. Pa 898

Fehr, Wilson LL. Nazareth. Pa 1108

Fell, Eliza C. Seneca, X. Y 229

Fell, George B., Syracuse, N. Y 727

Fenisterniiaker, Clara, Berwick, Pa. . . 1194

Ferrier. Harriet M.. Bolivar, Mo 563

Field, Emily J.. Weatherly, Pa 1184

Fieldins-. Alartha, Kanawiha, la 1036

Fincher. Lovina 178

Firey. Atary. Roanoke, Ya 1180

Fehr. Florence K.. Roanoke, Ya 1459

Fleming, Laura. Indianapoliis, Ind. . . 939

Flora. INIinnie B 1243

Foffel. Fianna, Siegfried, Pa 622

Fogeh Frank G.. Heclvitown. Pa 1337

Fogel. ATarla. HecMown. Pa. 715

Fox, Anna AL. Catawissa, Pa 1209

Fradeneck, Emma. Bethlehem. Pa. . . 694
Franken field. Rebecca. Bethlehem, Pa. 703

Frabel, Liz/jie A., Pen Argyl. Pa 1088

Frease. Ben.1. S.. Napoleon, 0 31-

Frease, Edwin S.. Okolona, 0 81-

Frease, George. Okolona, O j^l-

Frease, Henrietta L., Okolona, O 312

Frease, Josephine, Okolona, 0 31-

Fredericks, Annie 1^^-

Frederick. Aurora, Scranton, Pa ^o&

Free, Miinnie, Philadelphia, Pa 1014

Freed, Carrie B., Trenton, N. J 999

Freeman, Harriet "^'^

Frev, Elizabeth. C, Franklinrille, Pa. 387

Frev, Alalinda, Seemsville, Pa 894

Friebelv. Anna E., Nazareth, Pa 141

Priebelv, Annie R., Nazareth, Pa. ... 141

Friebely, Wm. H., Nazaretn, Pa 501

Fry, Clara M.. Bethlehem, Pa H^^^

Frver, Lovereen, Reading, Pa 879

Fulkeson. Christina, Schoeneck, Pa. . ^38
Fulkerson, George AL, Ottawa, Kan. . . oo3
Fulkerson, J., Winston-Salem, N. C... 15-
Fulkersou, Jacob, Willi amsfield, 111... i^i34

Fulkerson, Wm. F Vi^vw"" 1305

Fult<m. Alarion. SoniersAVorth, >. H. . 16(n
Furgeson, M. A., lieasant City, O... 8b4

G

(;ambold. Ed. H., Springfield, 0 671

Ganiibold, Fred. G., Little Rock, Ark. 20(

(Jambold, Irwin C, Jonesboro, Ark.. 668

Gamibold, John, Indiana 209

Gambold, Joseph, Suer Center, Minn. 206

Gambold, Julius A., Indianapolis, Ind. 1496

Gambold, Philip, Yeedensburg, Ind... 20 1

Gamibold, Philippine, North Carolina. 58

Gamibold, Sophia ^^

Gamibold, Thomas E 208

Gardiner, Anna E.. Bethlehem, Pa... 586

37^

GENEALOGICAL [NDEX.

Name. Location. No.

GarJ.s, l(l:i SI.. Knston. Pa 1047

Gei.iiei-. Sarah P., Lincoln. NH) 143!)

George, Ella J., Easton. Pa OfiO

George, Harry F.. Hecktown, l»a. . . . 1078

(ieorge. Malinda, Heektowji, Pa 4(58

George, Margaret. Philadelphia. Pa... 777

George, Wm. H., Philartelphia, Pa. . . 1364

George, Wni. L.. Hecktown, Pa 1077

Getter. Esther, Bath, Pa (121

Giebler, May, Gloucester, N. .T 1390

Giering. Caroline S.. Bethlehem. Pa... 330

Gierseh. Albert C. Nazareth. Pa 2m

Giersch. Elenora. Filetown. Pa RG

Gittinger. Rebecca. AllentoAvn. Pa... 020

Glenn. Gertrude, Fort Dodge. Pa 1038

Glo.sser. INIatilda, Canton, 0 1424

Gold, Adalaide E., Millgrove, Pa. ... 203

Gold, Eugene, Nazareth, Pa 790

Golden. Florence M.. Akron, 0 1381

Gould. David A., Syracuse, N. Y. . . . 1340

Gould. Siisan A., Seneca Falls. N. Y. 737

Grandhomma. A. C. l'hiladel])hia. Pa. 420

Graver. Agnes H.. Allentown. Pa. . . . 1140

Griffin. Theresa, Baltimore. :\Id 977

Griffith, Caroline 362

Grilnth, Clara M., xaontonrsville, Pa. 608

Griffith, Jennie O.. Wilmington, Del.. 992

Griffith. Laura. Thomasville, N. C. . . 1010

Grim, Mabel A.. Nazareth, Pa 1546

Grolle, May. PhiladelpMa, Pa 1643

Grove, Cora B., Berwick. Pa 1447

Gmell, Mahala, Hope, Ind 651

Haas, Josephine, Allentown, Pa. .'. .
Haberstumpf. Edwin N.. Emaus, Pa.
Haberstumpf, Ellen, P^maus, Pa. . . .
Hal>erstumpf, Han-y G.. Emaus. Pa.
iiaberstuni])f. Julius, Macungie, Pa..

Hagenl)uch. Anna S

Hann, Andrew O., Stockertown, Pa..

Hahn, Eliza C. Nazareth, Pa

Hahn, Franklin J.. Cherryville, Pa..

Hahn. Henry E.. Nazaretli. Pa

Hahn. Thomas .V.. Belfast. Pa

Haines. El'zal>eth

Hall. Emma IT.. Brooklin. Pv. Y. ...

Hall, H(Hen A., Minoa, .,. Y

Ilaniiman. E. E.. Washington. D. C.
Hamman, Adeline, Plainfield. N. J..

Ham.Mii. Anna M

Haniillon. (".. Berthelsdorf. Germany
Hancs. Aug.. Winston-Salem, N. v.;..

Hane'^. Maria C

Haidxey. Cari-ie. Bethlehem. T'a. ...

Hai)])(>l. >rarv S.. Tatamv. Pa

TL-ipi.i-l. Wm. .\.. Tatamy. Pa

ILmvixt. Lillic, CatasaiKiua, Pa. . ..

1418

470

470

1577

lOSt)

1544

928

339

1543

925

1432

194

968

1347

374

1307

61

907

1523

1519

768

946

IIMC

1477

Name. Location. No.

Harpster. Clara, Sunbury, Pa 603

Harris, Mary A., I'hdadelphia, Pa. . . 380

Hart. Llllie J. CleuDmons, N. C 1517

Hartman, Adalaide, Barnium, W. Va.. 370

Hartman, Emma S., Mooi-estown, Pa. 1563

Hartman. Wm.. Bethlehemi, Pa 978

Harwi. Alfred J.. Atchison. Kan. ... 761

Harwi, Kilwin ('.. Atchison. Kan. . . 762

Harwi, Lucrctia. Atchison, Kan 242

Harwi. \Yils()n H.. Atchison, Kan. . . . 763

Llasten. G.. Wanston-Salem, N. C 587

Hausman, Ellen S., Allentown. fa. . . 714

Hawkins. Mnvy A.. Ithaca. N. Y. . . 10.5.3

Hay. Augusta B.. Eiaston, Pa 428

Llazelton. Flora H 1540

Heberlin, Cornelia, Portland. Ore. . . . 913

Heckedorn, Catharine, Lebanon. Pa.. 5

Heckedorn. C, Wlnston-Saleni. N. C. 5

Hedderich. AlVe C. Mulberry, Ind.. .. 1128

Hedgecock, Philippine 201

Hedgecock, Salome 200

Heffelflnger, Olga I lo77

Heinline, Matilda, Nazareth. Pa 474

Hoiser. Bethlehem. Pa 1123

H(Miderson. Matilda. Scranton. Pa. . . . 400

Henderson. Wm. C.. Scranton. Pa. . . . 1016

Herbst, Ferdinanrl 831

Herbst. Harriet. Easton. Pa 275

Herman, Annie C, Bethlehem, Pa.. 1139

Herman, Ella :\L, Easton, Pa 1415

Herstein, Fayette. Betlilehem, Pa. . . . 1136

Hess. Clark F.. Fermvood. Pa 826

Hess, Edwin C. Camden, N. J 822

Hess. Emma A.. Flletown. Pa 273

Hess. E. Treas.. Wilkes-Barre. Pa... 1389

HesK. HariT E.. Wilkes-Barre. Pa... 1688

Hess. .Tames L., Wilkes-Baire, Pa. ... 821

Hess. Silas D 823

Hess. Thomas, Camden, N. J 822

Hess. Wm. B.. Camden, N. J 1392

Hickman. Ruth A.. Sprlnsrtield. O. . . 1410

High, Asher M.. Namoi-v'lle, 111 1561

Tliffh, Richard F.. Naperville, 111 1562

TTildebrand. Sarah< 159

Ililrlebi.nid. Wm.. Bethlehem. Pa. . . 546

IT'nk;Mi. Amelia E.. Hampton. la 1042

TTinklc. Oliver B.. Philadelphia, Pa... 759

Hinkle, Marv T 241

Hitchcock. Alvin. Shelbyvllle, Ind... 1266

Hitchcock. Arthur T.. Shelby ville, ind. 1265

Hitclicock. Andrew 660

Hitchcock, Charles S.. Atlanta. G:i. .. 1668

Hitchcock, Ed. M.. Shelbyville. Ind. .. 1261

Tiit(dic(.ck. Elmer K,. Cincinnati, O... 1271

Hitchcock, (Jeorge P.. Hope. Ind 055

Hitchcock, John, Hope, Ind 655

Hitchcock, Joseph, Hope, Ind (>56

Hitchcock, PhilippiUie 201

Hitchcock, Sa.nford. Indianapolis, Ind. 658

GENEALOGICAL INDEX.

379

Name. Location. No.

Hitchcock. Snimiel. Hopo. iiid 0.~)7

Hitclicuck, Slicrnmn M.. IIoi)e, IikL.. 1201)

Hirchcock. Win.. Hopo. Iml ().")n

Hitchcock. Win. I.. Koston. :\rass KICT

Hittle. Otlera :Nr.. Alleiitown. Ta 107(1

Hoch. Elenorn, Weavevsville. Ta lOSO

Hoeh, Oftto :M.. Hteelton, Pa 1429

Hoch. S. Ben.i.. Nazareth. Ta 02.3

Hoeh. Sophia S.. Moorostown. Pa. . . 338

Hocli. Wm. H.. Steelton. Pa 142i)

Hoeber. Ed. E.. Bethlehem. Pa 331

Hoeber. Rebecca. Nazareth. Pa 83

Hoeber. Sarah. Bethlehem. Pa 351)

Ho.s:an. Sally A.. ChapmaniS. Pa 471

Honl, Minnie. Allentown. Pa 1220

Holder. Phebe. Hope, Iml 12.10

Horseman. Nellie. Hope. Tnrl ir.(i!i

HoiSflelrl. A. S.. Philadelphia. Pa 9.10

Howell. Gertnule. Wilininston. N. C. 017

Ho'wer. Asher E.. Bethlehem. Pa 24(5

Hower. Dorotha. Bethlehem, Pa HO

Hower, EflAvard. Bethlehem, Pa \PAX'>

Hower. Ellen C, Siesfred. Pa ir>79

Hower, .Tphn A.. Bethlehem. Pa 77i)

Hower ]\Larcns .T.. Bethlehem. Pa.. . 771
Hower. Robert E.. Bethleaem, Pa. . . 77:;

Hower. Sam., Cincinnati, 0 244

Huber, Amelia, Bethlehem, Pa 1223

Hnebimier, Sarah L.. New York. N. Y. 32S
Huffman, A. .T.. Winston-Salem, N. C. KiHO

Hull. Sarah A.. Orelanil. Pa 10.32

Hunter. Caroline A.. Bethlehem, Pa... 327
Hunter. Sabina :\i., Phillipsbura", N. .T. 448

Hutchens. Sarah, Marshueld, 0 1408

Huth, Alice M.. Bethlehem. Pa 530

Huth, Heiiry, Bethlehem. Pa 1591

•1

Isensee, Charlotte E., Ventura. Cal... 15.54

Itterly, Carrie L., Edelmans, Pa 400

Itterlv. Emma L., Nazareth, Pa 811

Itterly, Laura E.. Bushkill Centre, Pa. 1090

J

.Tacoby. Charles F.. Bethlehem, Pa. . . I(i74

Jacoby. Eusrene, Bethlehem, Pa HOO

.Tacoby, Matilda, Bethlehem, Pa 218

.Tames. Hanmrh, Pleasant City, O. . . . 8(13

.lenk'ns. Fannie E., Wilson, N. C. .. 12.55

.Tenkins, G. F., Winston-Salem. N. C. 1530

.Tenkins. M. E.. Winston-Salem. N. C. 333

.Tenkins. Root. L.. Baltimore. Md 333

Johns.-in, Charles. Cycle. i\. C 124(^

.Tohnson, Daisy H-^S

Tohnson. Elizabeth G l'"'-"^*'

.lohnson, Ellen S.. Easton. Pa 44^

.Tohnson. .Tames W., Mimcie, Ind 124 <

Name. Location. No.

Johnson. Sarah .V 637

.Tohnson, Sidney L., Cycle. N. C 1245

Jones. Bella E., Harrisbur.t;-. Pa 139*5

Jones, Elizabeth. Doilson, Ind SCH

Jones, Ella, In'iianai)olis, 1ml 208

Jones, L. V., Winston-Salem. N. C. . . 1535

Jones. Sarah 1258

Jones, Sarah K.. McArthur. 0 8fi5

Joyner, Phoebe, Winston-Salem. N. C. 1490

K

Kam-pman. .Mbert. Jersey City, N. J. 52!

Tvampmian. Jospi)h 525

Kanuiman. Maria L., Bethlehem, Pa. 149

Kampman. Theo.. Bethlehem. Pa 527

Knrsch. Ella, Danielsville, Pa 1237

Karschner. Saimantha. Berwick, Pa... 1160

Kav, Bessie, Philadelphia, Pa 122*=!

Tveat. :\Iarv C, Pen Argyl. Pa 895

Keck, Oharles W.. North Wales. Pa.. 704
Tveck, Edwin F., .>iorth .t^ales. Pa.... 1334

Keck, Rebecca 219

Keck, Thomas. Emaus. Pa 21. •

Keck, Wils(m D., Lansdale, Pa 1333

Keeler. Maria, i^mreka. Ill 7'iO

Keeley, Ida, Allentown, Pa lOlT

T<:eeney. Nettie R l-**!'"

Iveim. Emma, Bethlehem, Pa 725

Iveifer, Dagmar E., Easton, Pa 1101

Keller. Allen W., Nazareth, Pa 1111

Tveller. Charles C. Dennison, 0 882

Keller. Clara C. Saylorsburg. Pa. ... 503

Keller. Loyina A., Millgroye, Pa 145

Keller, Loym J., Nazareth, Pa 515

Keller, Mary A., Nazareth. Pa 955

Keller, Sarah A., Gnadenhutten, O... 30-i

Kent, Elizabeth, Hope, Ind 6-17

Kent, Mary. Hope, Ind 643

Kern. Allen S., Philadelphia, Pa 504

Tvem Andrew <i.. Nazareth. Pa 86

Tvern. Calyin C, Siegfried, Pa 505

Kern, Catharine, Nazareth, Pa 86

Kern, Dayid T>.. Kreide-syille. Pa 50(5

Ivern, Ed. G., Winston-Salem, N. C... 930

Kern, Harry W.. Easton. Pa 057

Tvern, J. Emelia. Nazaretn. la 125

Kern. Julius A., Nazareth. Pa 931

Kern. .Tulius L., Uhrichsyille. 0 340

Ivern, Lilly, Allentown, Pa 549

Kern, Louisa, .vazareth. Pa 357

Kern, Matilda L.. Nazareth, Pa 341

Kern, Robt. F.. TJhrichsyille, 0 340

Kern, Selma C. Winston-Salem, N. C. 340

Kern. S. :Maria. Nazai-eth, Pa 142

Kern. Wm. T.. Nazareth, Pa 342

Kern, Wilson, Nazaretli, Pa 142

Kichline, Minerya V., Bethlehem, Pa.. 132.

3 So

GENEALOGICAL INDEX.

Name. Location. No.

Kicliliiie. Stella E.. RoadiiiK. Pa 1051

Kmbratle, Clara M., Berwick, Pa. . . . IICA

Ki'.ngiingrer. Cora M.. Nazareth, Pa. . . 1092

Kinne.v, Diaisiy L.. Northampton, Pa.. 1872

Kirk. Ada M.. Philadelphia. Pa 2o2

Kirk, Caroline. Philadelphia, Pa 2r.2

Klewell. A. C. Philadelpiiia. Pa 07

Klewell. Daniel. Philadelphia. Pa. . . 07

KleAvell. Daniel. Philadelphia. Pa. . . 05

Klewell, George W.. Philadelphia. Pa. OT

Klewell, Mary E.. Philadelphia. Pa. . 07

Klewell. Sarah T.. Philadelphia, Pa... 07

KUne. Aliee M., Nazareth, Pa 1000

Kline. Sarah A.. A lien town. Pa 121S

Kline. Verrlie, Wilkes-Rarre. Pa 1177

Klotz. Charles. Ohio fiO

Klotz. Sarah. Ohio fiO

Knanss, Can-ie A.. .Ml en town. Pa. . . lO.'^O

Knanss. Arabel A.. Nnznretli. Pn SOS

Knanss. :\ratnda A.. HethleheTn. Pa. .. n7S

Kneezel. Albert O.. Phnndelnhia. Pa.. 1002

Kneezel. Amelia L.. Philadelnhia. Pa. FtSfi

Kneezel. Eda-ar C. Philadelnhia. Pa.. 1004

Kneezel. Wm. E.. Philadelnhia. Pa . . 1001

Kneezel. Walter C. Pliiladelphia. Pa. 100:i

Knerr. Salome. Kreidersville. Pa 1^70

Ko<^'h. Kate .T.. Allentown. Pa 1411

Koehler. Catharima M.. Lebanon. Pa. 1000

Koehler. Elizabeth. Tjebanon. ta. ... 4

Koehler. Elmma M.. Nazareth. Fa... 940

Koehler. .Tohn. Philadelnhia. Pa 21

Koehler. L. R.. SontTi Rend. Tnd 22

Koehler. Natihaniel. T^ebanon, Pa 22

Koehler. Stelln M.. SiefTf^'ed. Pa 1451

Kortz. .Tane E 05fi

Koistenbader. ]\rarv V.. Nazarteh. Pa. 477

Kranse, Edward J.. Bethlehem'. Pa.. 1312

Krause. Emma A., Bethleliem, Pa... 282

Kranse. Emilv E., Bethlehem. Pa... 282

Kranse. Entrene E.. Bethlehem. Pa... 1811

Kranse. Eranoes. Bethlehem. Pa (^^

Kranse. TTenrv A.. Bethlehem. Pa... 1810

Kranse. Hnrtensin. Bethlehem. Pa... 001

Kranse. Tane E.. Bethlehem. Pa. . . 800

KraiKse, John S.. Pottstown, Pa 840

Kranse. Dai>ra L.. Bethlehem. Pa 282

Kranse. ISfar^^ A., Bethlehem. Pa 282

Krara. Clementine F.. Wilmot, 0 1467

Krenwr. A. D., Winston-Salem. N. 0. 10

Krier. .\lavesta 1460

Krnjrer. Bettie 1487

Knes-ter. T.izetta. Bethlehem. Pa 166

Knhn. Catharine, Philadelphia, Pa... 250

Knhn, Charles 1182

Kuhn, Christiana, Rossville, Ind 552

Knnz, Lizzie A., Barberton, 0 1492

Name. Location. No.

L

Lachenauer, A., Winstoii-Salem-, N. C. 49

Ivaelienaner. El, Winston-Salem. N. C. 12

Lachenauer. Philip, North Carolina.. 203

Lamb. Anna :\L, OhlcaffO, 111 835

Lamb, S. R.. Winston-Salem. N. C. . . 1663

Lambert. Emma L.. Eayetta. N. Y.. . 734

Lans. Eleanora C, New Haven, Ct. .. 1551

Lasih, Mary E.. Indianapolis, Ind 1007

Lawbach, Eti.srene .L. Philadielphia, Pa. 1015

fLanbach. Mary. Philadelphia, Pa 399

Landenlserjrer, C, Philadelphia, Pa... 1680

Landienberger, Siai-ah A., Hilltown. Pa. 702

Ivees, Jennie. Bethlehem. Pa 754

Leh. Atoanda. Sayre, Pa 1217

Lehmaii, Caroline 685

Tiehminn. Mary A.. Allentown, Pa. . . . 123

T>ehr. Matilda C, Nicky, Pa. ! 351

Leitzel. Sarah L 102

Tje'ihart. Albert C. Amibler. Fa .38.3

Lenhart. Clarissa. AmWer, Pa 383

T;erfih. Alice. Easton. Pa. . 800

Levers. Elenora. Biethlehem. Fa 854

Levei-s. H. O.. New York, Bethlehem. 354

Lever'nsr. ^ima C. Nisky. Pa 18

Leverinsr. Charles J., Olney. Ill 87

Leverin.s:. Charles J 346

Leverinff. J. IVFort.. Bethlehem. Pa.... 9.32

Leverinsr. T/evi L.. Kanisas City. Mo.. 347

Lever im .ST. Lewis' A 845

Ijeverinsr. T,er\\ds R.., Aurora. Ill 936

Leverin.ff, :\rartin M.. Olney, 111 984

Leverin.s. Wm. H.. Chicaso, 111 937

Lewis, Allen. So. Bethlehem, Pa 1315

Lewis, Ellen, Bethlehem. Pa 695

Lewis, Lillian i\I.. North Wales. Ind.. 1335

Lewiairs. .Tas. S.. Williamsport, Pa 607

Lewars, Mar\- A 176

Lichtenwalner, L. M.. Heoktown. Pa. 1079

Lig-htcap. Cora. Allenitowm, Pa 1456

Lillv, .\nn'e, WeaversA'^ille, Pa 1370

Lind, Emma, Chei'ry Hill, Fa 518

Litzenbe-ffer. C. INT.. Eavetta. N. Y... 231

Litzenbere-er, E. <;.. Allentown, Fa... 15'92

Litzenberser. Edwin 1476

Litzenbera-er. G.. So. Bethlehem, Pa.. 1026

T-itzenbersrer, H.. INIanheim. Pia 431

Litzenberger, J<din, Allentown, Pa... 1025

Litzenberger. M.. Allentown. Pa 431

Livansberry. Mand :\r.. Alden, Pa 168'.)

Livengood, Elizabeth. North Carolma. 1604

Loftus. Rebecca. Berwick, Pa 579

Long, Marv E., Catawissa. Pa 1192

Longenbach, Est.. Danielsville. Pa 1576

Longeunagen, I. F., Omaiha, Neb 112i6

Longenihagen, Mai-y A., Omaha, Neb.. 547

Loomis. M. H., Cleveland, 0 841

^ Loux, Chas. W., Pi-ovidence, R. I. ... 1064

GENEALOGICAL INDEX.

381

Name. Location. No.

Loux. Edwaixi S.. Nazareth, Pa 457

Loux, H. G.. Niazareth. Pa 457

Loux, Helen A., Providence. R. I. . . 805

Loux. SabiiKi. Nazareth. Pa 457

Loux. Walter H.. Nazareth. Pia 457

Luch. Ijiiura M., Eitiston. Pa 1444

Luekeiibach, A., Bethlehem. Pa 220

Luckeubach. A. S., Wiashingtoii. D. C. 214

Luekeiibach, A. A., Bethlehem. Pa... 212

LuckeiLbacii, A. E., Biethlehem. Pa. . . 212

Luckeubach, C. E., Biethlehem, Pa... If.O

Luckeubach, Cihas. E., Baston, Pa... 129i'.

Luckeubach, C. O., New Mexico.... 1113

Luckenbach. D. O.. Betihlehem. Pa... 675

Luckeubach. E. H., Bethlehem, Pa... 52S

Luckenlmch. E. R., Bethleihem, Pa. . . 680

Luckeubach. E.. Bethlehem. Pa 54

Luckeubach. E. R., Bethlehem. Pa... 214

lyuckenb^ich. Franklin L 1295

Luckenbaeh, F. R.. Phila(b>liihia. Pa.. 1114

Luckenbiach, Geo.. Bethleheiu, Pa.... 218

Luckenbaich. G., So. Botlilehem, Pa.. 1299

Luckenbaeh. G. H.. Bethlehem. Pa... G82

Luckeubach. H. W.. Philadelphia. Pa. 130

Jj'iK'keubaieh. Harry L.. I>enver. Col.. 1298

Luckeubach, H. O.. Bethlehem. Pa. . . 1287

Luckenbaeh, Jacob, Bethlehem, Pia. . . 212

Luckenbaeh, .T. W., Bethlehem. Pa... 679

Luckeubach. J. B., Bethlehem, Pa... 681

Luckenbaeh, Leon. York. Pa 1300

Luckenbaeh, M., Bethlehem, Pa 220

Luckenbaeh, M. L.. Bethlehem, Pa... 220

LuckeniL-ach, Owen A., 684

Luickenbach. Owen F.. Oil City, Pa.. 1308

Luckenbaeh. R»isina 23

Luckenbaeh, S. D., Bethlehem. Pa. . . im

Luckenbaeh, T. D., Bethlehem. Pa. . . 220

Liuckenbach, Wm., Bethlehem, Pa. . . 214

Luckenuach, Wm. D., Allentowin, Pa. 211

Lugar, Hannah, Philadelphia, Pa 781

Liugar, Harry, Philadelphia. Pa 781

M

Mace, >xary M., Carbondale. 0 802

Mack, B. S., So. Bethleliem, Pa 1421

Mack. Clarence B.. Allentown. Pa. . . 1417

Mack. Cornelia R.. Bethlehem. Pa... 918

Mlack. Horace M.. Lancaster, Pa 1422

Mahady. Annie, Bii^ooklyn. N. Y 964

Mahaffey. Minnie, Columbus. Ind. . . . 124')

Maier, Carrie ^\.. Denver, Col 1061

Marsteller. C. E., Rittersville. Pa 239

Masland, Gertrude, Philadelphia, -a. 1802

Mathews, Louisa, Tuscarawas, O. ... 309

Maxwell, Sophia, Philadelphia, Pa... 687

MeOain. Etliel, Crawfordsville, Ind. . . 1304

McClain. H. L.. Crawfordsville. Ind.. 1309

Mental, Matilda, Betihlehem, Pa 1316

MeCue, Alice A., Dennison, 0 1383

Name. Location. No.

McCulJy, Frances, Lancaster, Pa 1420

McEntee, Mary, St. Louis. Mo 758

McFaddin. .Tulia J., romona, Kan 536

McGraw, Clara R., Sayre, Pa 1452

McKee, Maitha A.. Camden, N. J. . . 406

IMcKlnley. Matilda 349

McKracker, .lennie 1485

McNerney, M. E.. Philadelphia, Pa.! 136b

Mc^'aug•ll, .AI. E., Philadelphia, Pa... 88-1

MeVaugh. Morris. PhllatlelpJiia. Pa... 1641

Meginness, L. L.. Teri-e Haute, Ind.. 1202

Meitzler, Annie. Alleutown. I'a 1479

:M(eixell, Annie .1. Nazareth. Pa 1U75

Melviu. Ella A.. Visalia. Cal 13(il

INIemniert. Anna A 1371

INlendenhall. Augusta 343

]Menhennitt. Emma. Pen Argyl, Pa... 896

Mea-ges. A. E.. Philadelphia, "Pa 807

Merseh, A., Bushkill Centre, Pa 816

:Mersch, .John, Catasauqua, Pa 897

:\ressinger, Artlia, Ulysses, Kan 538

Messinger, Lovin ig14

.'Messinger. Matilda, Tatamy, Pa 106

:Metz, Amelia H.. Nazareth, Pa 1430

:\reyers, C. W.. Washington, D. C... 985

:\reyers. Eliza C, Lebanon. Pa 1438

^Meyers. John G., Wasliington, D. C. 986

Meyers, Lewis H., Washington. D. C. 983

INIeyers, Maria A., ^^'ashiugton. Dl C. 378

:\leyers. Sarali M.. Miillipsburg. N. J. 4.50

Miichael, Henry L.. Hope. Ind 940

:\Iichael, :MaiT L.. Hope. Ind 348

:Miksch. Amos. C. Bi-ighton. Col 810

Miksch, Amos C. Brighton, Col 310

Mikseh. Austin, Brighton, Col 310

Miiksch. Celcelia H.. Nazaireth. Pa. . . Ill

Miiksch. Charles. Nazareth. Pa 441

Miksch, C. 6., New Cornerstown, O.. 885

:Miksch. Eidwaird. Nazareth. Pa 440

:Mikseh. Elfrieda C, Nazareth. Pa. . . 124

Miksch, Elizabeth, Bethlehem, Pa... 71

iNIiksch, Emma J., Nazareth, Pa 124

:Miksch, Franklin, Llihiuchsville, O... 886

INIiksch, G. F., Bethany HeigMs, Neo. 311

Milvseh, George W., Brighton. Col... 888

Miksch, H. A., New Cornerstown, O. 308

Miksch, Lewis O.. California KJlS

:\Iiksch, Robert, Bethlehem, Pa 1050

Miksoh, Susanna E., Ohio 78

Millheim, Albin H., Tatamy, Pa 1073

Millheim, Howaixl C, Tatamy, Pa... 467

^Miilheimi, Louisa E., Tatamy, Pa. . . 467

Millheun, Oliver W«, Tatamy, Pa. . . 1076

Millheiim, Robert L., Nazareth, Pa... 1074

Miller, Alice M., Bai*erton. 0 839

Ml! Her. Anna. Bangor. Pa 959

:Miller, Arthur G., Hope, Ind 1280

Miller, Caroline A., Mulberry, Ind... 553

duller. Carrie A., Hope, Ind 1263

382

GENEALOGICAL INDEX.

Name. Location. No.

Miller, Catharine, Oluey, 111 344

Miller, Ellen L., Duylestown, l*a.. . S^U

.Miller, Emma, BetJaleliem, Pa 167S

Miller, F. J., Cuyahoga Palls, 0 1400

Miller, Gertie, Lafayette, Ind 1528

Miller. Ida E., riiiladelpliia, Pa. ... 502

xMiiler, .John VV.. Hope, Ind 1277

^Miller Lawrence 1135

Mnler, Leila E. I., Allentown, Pa... 874

Miller, Lucv, Hope, Ind bOO

Miller. Marlon 1134

Miller, Matilda. Allentown. Pa 874

Miller. Olevia C, Allentown, Pa. . . 452

Miller, Philip H., Catawissa, Pa. . . . Oa^

Miller, Philippine, Millgrove, Pa 33

Miller. Sairah, Catawissa. Pa 17.)

:\liller, W.ml C, Allentown, Pa 1412

Miller, Win. R.. Doylestown, Pa 1401

Miunieh. Sarah. Trenton. 0 300

Miiskell. Enmna F.. Pliiludelphia, Pa. 90S

Moharter, Eliza J.. Berwick. Pa 574

Moharter. James A.. Bemvick, Pa... 1154

Moharter, Wm., Berwick, Pi 1157

Moharter, Wm. A 1445

Money. Dora V., Cycle, N. C 1244

Morris, Ei-ema, Brighton, Col 891

Morris, Margaret, Bethlehem. Pa.... 1308

:^Iory, Ella E., Nazareth, Pa 1052

Meyer, Bruce, Philadelphia, Pa 1188

Mioyer, Caroline, Allento-wn, Pa 438

Moyer, Catharine, Oatawiissa, Pa. . . 173

Moyer, Daniel C . Wilkes-Bam-e, Pa. 1400

Moyer, Ediward. Catawissa, Pa 598

Moyer, Helen C, PhiladelpiMa, Pa. . . 787

Moyer, Hiiram. Catawissa, Pa 597

Moyer, .Jennie, Catawissa, Pa 173

Moyer, Susan, 632

Muiican, Chas. W., IiKliianapolis, Ind. 1515

Mulican. Eli W., Clemmons, N. <^... 1511

Muiican. Enoch P.. Clemnums. N. C. 1512

Mulican. L. C, Winston-Salem, N. C. 1634

Muiican. Saloma, 195

Mulry. Nellie M.. Indianapolis, Ind... 1272

:\fnnzinger. Irene. Lansdale, Pa. . . 1507

Murphy. Florence C 1580

Mutschler. .Jennie M.. Sunbnry, Pa... 1201

N

Nading. E., WMnston-Salem. N. C 301

Xadiiig. (t.. Wlnston-Salem, N. C... 900

Xading. Sarah, ^\ est Salem. Ill 1115

Xagel. Ellen. Castl(4(>n Corners. N. Y. OSf,
Nasland. (Tertriide. Philadelphia, Pa. 1302

Xayc^e. Mary C. Sonderton. Pa 1.5:'.7

Neidlinger. Caroline. Cleveland, ()... 27:>

Neidlinger. Edward. Chicago, 111 842

Neidlinger. Louisa I>., Ohio 278

Neligh, Albert A., Hope, Ind 1520

Name; Loeation. No.

Neligh, Franklin F., Hope, lud 1525

Neligh. Lydia. Hope, Ind 211

Neligh, Saierman, Hope, Ind 1524

Nelk, Annie E.. Hazleton, Pa 1190

Newuerry, Ida C 401

Newbold, Emma, Bethlehem, Pa 559

Newcomber, Jennie, Milton, Pa 017

Newell, Clara J., Somerville. Mass.. 1140

Newhard, Susan 023

Nolf. Ellen M., Bethlehem, Pa 758

Norris, Maud R., Hope. Ind 1278

Nowles, Carrie, Kidsville. N. C 1275

o

Odenwelder, Cora O.. Easton, Pa. . . 830

Oerter, Anna E., Bethlehem, Pa. .. 37

Oerter, Em/ma M., Bethlehem. Pa... 1325

Oerter. Francis E., Philadelphia. Pa. 151

Oerter, Henry J., Bethlehem, Pa 151

Oerter. Howard M.. C^haska, Minn... o.->l

Oerter. Wm. H.. Ivebanon, Pa 529

Olpp. Estella M.. Bethlehem, Pa. . . 772

Oplinger, Catharine, I>anielsville, Pa.. 1233

Oplinger. Walter W.. Allentown, Pa. 1453

Opp, Adelaide. Bethlehem, Pa 589

Opp, John S.. Bethlehem, Pa 1182

Opp, Wan. H., Bethlehem. Pa 1181

Oppelt, Amelia, Gnadeuhutten, O. . . 270

Oppelt, Francis O., Conneaut. 0 1388

Oppelt, Henry H,. Bellevue, 0 818

Oppelt. Jesse H., Cleveland, 0 818

Orme, Lillie W., Greenwood, Ind.... 1203

Osborne, Clmrlotte O., Bethlehem, Pa. 170

Osborne, Edw. F., Philadelphia, Pa.. 588

0'sl)orne, Laura. Philadelphia. Pa... 170

Osborne. L.vdia. Rile.v, Kan 809

Osman, Annie B., Allentown, Pa, . . 994

OsthOff, Emma E.. Sterling. Ivan. . . 1058

Owens, Charlotte, Hope, Ind 652

P

Padgett. Phebe P.. North Carolina... 193

Palsue. Retta, Charleston, W, Va.... 1153

Paterson. Florence O.. Pasadena, Cal. 1092

Pearson. Lawrence 755

Pearson, Maria O., Bethlehem. Pa... 238

Pearson. Oliver D.. St. Louis. Mo. . . . 750

Pearson. Paul D., Lincoln, 111 1350

Pearson. Kaleigh, I>ittle Rock, Ark.. 1539

Pearson. Wm. J., St. T^ouis, INIo 750

Peisert. J. Martha. Bt4hlehem. P'a... 792

Peniiiimtoii, Anna, Wiliiamsneld. 111... 1047

Peter. Mary J., Mulberry. Ind 550

Peter. Wayne C., :Mulberry. Ind 1599

Pfeitt'er. Anna. Betihlehem, Pa 156

Pfeifter, Henry, Bethlehem, Pa 1572

Pfeiffer. James A.. Bethlehem. Pa, . . 1508

GENEALOGICAL INDEX.

383

Name. Location. No.

Pfelffer, Wm. P., Bethlehem, Pa. . . 15G0

Phelps, Addie, Padauaram, 0 8S7

Phelps, Wm., Padauaram, 0 141i

Place, Bessie, Topeka, Kan 16(55

Polliett, Ellen, Philadelphia, Pa 1222

frather, M. O., Excelsior Springs, Mo. lUli)
Pysher, Lilly. Pen Argyl. Pa 1470

R

Haft", Clementina, Wilmot, 0 14r,T

,Ragen, Grayce F H;72

Bau, Eugene, Bethlehem. Pa 395

Rau, Lucy A., Bethlehem', Pa i03

Raub. Eva E., Bethlehem, Pa ICT*;

Ranch. Caroline M., Bethlehem. Pa... 1297

Reber, Maria C, 101.

Reed, Anna E., Manchester. Kan. . . 409

Reed, CMoe E., Sabina. Kan 1(540

Reed, i lork L., Manchester. Kan.... 1038

Reed, John F., Lebanon. Pa 723

Reed. ^Marcus J.. Lebanon. Pa 724

Reed, Matikla J., Hope. Ind 1482

Reed, Susanna E., Bethlehem. Pa. . . 228
Reese, Catharine E., Nazareth. Pa... 480

Reeser. Mary J., Reading:, Pa 407

Regennas, Cornelia. Hope. Ind I(i8

Regennas, Engene, Hope, Ind 584

Rehmel, Addie A., Muscatine, Ind... 1379
Reich, Mary C, Winston-Salem. N. C. 102(1
Reiehley, Clara C, Bethlehem. Pa. . . 900

Reilly. Kate (L, Philadelphia, Pa 1305

Reinhart. S(.])hia 99

Reinsmith. Minnie. 1484

Reitmeyer. Olive J., Berwick, I'a ll(j(i

Renninger, Ida, Ailentown, Pa 54S

Renshaw, Almeda L., Bethlehem, Pa. UOC
Reph, Fianna. Northampton. Pa. . . . ()22

Reph. James. Bath. Pa 1575

Reph. Lillian A.. Bethlehem. Pa 1048

Rex. Rossie 1131

Rice, Alice J., Betlilehem, Pa 1102

Rice, Annie. Bethlehem. Pa 757

Rice. Carrie A.. Bethlehem, Pa 415

Rice, Sal)illa. Siegfried. Pa 1215

Richel, Blanche, Wilkes-Barre, Pa... 11S7
Rickenbach. Mary E.. Reading. Pa... 1374

Rickert. Annie. Bethlehem. Pa 757

Ricksecker. A. E.. Redneld. So. Dak. 1405
Kicksecker. A. O., Santa Rosa, Cai.. . 28c
Ricksedver. C. J.. Somerville. Mass. 1140
Ricksecker. Harry E.. Colfax. Wash. 1532
Ricksecker. J. E.. Somerville, :Mass. 572
Ricksecker. L. A.. Bethlehem. Pa. . . 851
Ricksecker. Lucius. Santa Rosa. Cal. . 850
Rickisecker, Olevia A., Nazareth. Pa. 285

Ried.. Siarah 042

Riedy. Ida :M., Easton. Pa 825

Riedy, Mary E., Easton, Pa :j25

Name. Location. No.

Riege, Ellen P., i'huadelphia. Pa... 785

Riehl, Cora 1231

Ries, Mellie IL, New P'ortage, O. . . . 1495

Rigg, Henrietta. Bethlehem, Pa 210

Rihe. Albert M., I'hiladelphia, Pa. . . 1294

Rihe. Angelica. LLThlehem, Pa 077

Ripple, M. E., Bushkill Centre. Pa... 271

Hitter, M. E.. Hittersville. Pa 243

Hitter, M. C. Hittersville, Pa 704

Hitter, O. C. HittersTille, Pa 7(i5

Ritz. Ehiina L., Ailentown, Pa 25G

Roach, Lydia. Nelsouville. 0 867

Roberts, Andrew H., Cataw^issa, Pa. 1208

Roberts. Anna, Catawissa, Pa 177

Roberts. Arthur. Rupert, Pa 615

Roberts, Chas. A.. Catawissa. Pa. . . 1205

Roberts, Clarence, Rupert, Pa G13

Roberts. Edwmrd. Danville. Pa (512

Roberts. Frank H.. Catawissa. Pa... 1207

Roberts. Harvey. Rupert. Pa 616

Roberts. Joseph. I'hiladelphia. Pa. . . 614
Roberts. Josiah E.. Catawissa, Pa. . . 1206

Roberts. ^Matilda. Hui)ert. Pa 177

Roberts, Wm. H.. Catawissa. Pa 610

Robertson, Bertha A.. Hope. Ind 1267

Hobecker, C. C. Excelsor Spriniis. :\Io. 411
Bobbins. Clara ().. Elmira. N. Y.. .. 1368

Kobinson. iii. F.. Philadelphia. Pa 1521

Hockel, Emma, Egypt. Pa 422

Hoddiick, R., Winston-Salem. N. C. . . 1491
Hoepper, Belinda, Betiiiehem. Pa. . . 104
Hoepper. Caroline. Bethlehem. Pa.... 104
Hoepper. Charles. Philadelphia. Pa... 397
Hoepper. Emma L.. ^'ienna Austria,.. 104

Hoepper. Francis A.. Denver. Col 104

Hoepper. Olevia A.. Nazareth, Pa. . . 285

Hied. Sarah 642

Hiedy. Ida M.. Easton. Pa 825

Heidy. Mary E.. Easton. Pa 825

Hiege. i.ileii T.. Philadelphia. Pa 78.j

Riehl. Cora 1231

Ries. :Mellie 11., New Portage. 0 1495

Rigg. Henrietta. Bethlehem. Pa 216

Rihe. Albert M.. Philadelphia. Pa 1:94

Rihe. Angelica. Bethlehem. Pa 677

Hoesler. Elva M.. Philadelphia. Pa... 1005

xionn. Saraih E.. Hampton, Iowa 433

Itomig. Sarah E.. Covington. Ky 154

Hominger. Alvis. Hope, Ind 665

Hominger. Anna C. North Carolina.. 50
Hominger. Chas.. Winston-Salem, N. C. 1513

Hominger. C. T.. Hartsville. Ind 1481

Romiiiger. Eli 1480

Hominger. Elizabeth. North Carolina. . . 46

Hominger. Emma A 673

Hoiminger. Eva R., North Carolina. . . 47

Hominger. Frank, Hope, Ind 1670

Hominger. Franklin. Chicago, 111. . . . 1286
Hominger, Isaac, Windfall, Ind 1632

384

GENEALOGICAL INDEX.

Name. Location. No.

Komini;*^!-. Jno., P.. Aby Dell, Ind. . . 1631
Koiniiiiii^r. Thomas. North Carolina. . . 192
Rominger. Wan. T.. Hartsville. Ind... G3S

lionilthaler. Anielki, Chieag-o. Ill 688

Romlthaler. Wm. D.. Chii-ago. 111. . . 1306

Rosenberg. George W 740

Rosenberg. Lucinitla C Seneca, N. Y. 232

Rosenbush. Mel lie. Hope. Ind 12So

Rossiter. Mary A.. Bfiltimore. Md. . . 97(>
Roth. Ellen. Bethlehem, Pa.. R. No. 2. 481
Ruede, Virginia. So. Rethlehem. Pa. . . 700

Rnell. Ida,^ Hampton. Iowa 1034

Rnff. Clementina. Wolmot. Ohio 1467

Ruhrauft". D. H.. Seneca I'\ills. N. Y 736

Rnhranff. Lncinda. Seneca, N. Y 232

Rnloff. Ellen E., Allentowu, Pa 927

Rupert. Cora A.. Wain\\Tig-ht. O. . . S8:^

Rnssell. Daisy B 1483

Rusweiler, Anna B., Bangor, Pa 1471

s

Sanders. Ho^Yard (\. Philadelphia, Pa. 998
Sandei-s. Sarah J. Philadelphia. Pa... 382
Sayers. T^anra A.. Wilmington. Del... 9S9
Saylor. Edward E. Schoenersville, Pa. 486

Saylor. Eugene F. Nazareth. Pa 484

Siaylor. Francis G.. Easton. P'a 488

Saylor. Reuben F.. Schoenersville, Pa. 483

Saylor, Sabina. Filetowu. Pa 137

Saylor, Wilson R., Sclioenersville. Pa. 1097

SehaefCer, :Minine I^.. Hope, Ind 1178

Se^afer, Anna ^i.. Hoi^e. Ind 217

Schufer. Selum L.. Alllentown, Pa. . . 1071
Sehantz, Cornelia. Allentown. Pa. . . 752
Schantz, Franlv P.. Allentown. Pa. . . 1354
Schiantz, Howard B., Allentown. Pa. 1355
Schenck, Caroline, New Y'ork City. 966
Schiffer. Maria S.. :Moorestown. Pa. . . 820
Schilling, Sarah R.. Kreidersville. Pa. 1124

Schlegel. Clara S.. Nazareth. Pa 457

Sclilegel, Clinton H., Nazareth. Pa. . . 1093
Schlegel. Emma E.. Welcome. :Minn... 1066
Schmickle. Chas. F.. Philadelphia. Pa. 801
Scilimickle, Edgar. Knoxville, Tenn. . . 1593

Schmilckle, Ellen. Nazareth, Pa 510

Sehmdckle, Elmira, Nazareth. Pa 265

Schmickle, Laura E., Eiastou, Pa. . . 1401
Schmickle, Lewis C, Bethlehem, Pa. 1107

Schmickle, Milton, Easton, Pa 1106

Schmickle, Otto, t^tockertown. Pa. . . 797

Schmickle. Robert, PJaston, Pa 798

Scnmickle, William M., Eas/tou, Pa. . . 799

Schmidt, Agnes F., 9l>5

Schmidt. Charles C, Hampton, Iowa. 1041
Schmidt. I-']liza. Hampton, Iowa. . . 434
Schmidt. Herbert T., Satimer, loAva. 1040
Schmidt, :Milton V., Hampton, Iowa. 1043
Schmidt, William F., Hampton, Iowa. 1039

Name. Location. No.

Rominger, John, 204

Schnabel, Caroline E., Rittersville, Pa. 239
Schneller. Pimma L., Bethlehem, Pa. 756
Sc-hneller. Herman .J.. Betlilehem, Pa. 1357
Schneebeli. Carrie B., Nazareth, Pa. . . 837
Schneebeli. Ellis, C, Nazaa^th, Pa. . . 1402

Schneider. Anna M., 43

Schneider. Clarrssa, OMo 277

Schock, Susan M.. Blue SiM'iugs, Neb. 1057

Schoolt. Elnoyra, Columbus, 0 313

Schultz, Eimina, Brooklyn, N. Y. . . 3<M

Schultz. Flora. Allentown, Pa 877

Schultz. Milton S.. Philadelphia, Pa... 963
Schwarze, Elizabeth, Bethlehem, Pa. 1313
Scott. Frances A., Jeukintown, Pia. . . 381

Secrest. Etta L 1697

Sell), Klla I^-. Easton. Pa 1331

Sell, .lane M., Eimaus. Pa 1046

Setzei-. Alice C. Bethlehem. Pa 1221

Seyfried, Anna, Phillipsburg, N. J. ... 466
Seyfried. Hortensia, Nazareth. Pa. . . 804

Seyfried. James J., Nazareth. Pa 456

Seyfried. James. Phillipsburg. N. J... 1055

Seyfried. Matilda, Nazareth, Pa 456

Seyfried. Sarah. Nazareth, Pa 944

Seyfr'ed. Wilson D., Bethlehem, Pa. 1062

Shedd. Mabel C 1473

Sheetz, Bertha M.. Siegfried, Pa 1449

Sheldon. Alice M.. San Francisco, Cal. 1403
Sheldon. Hannah E., Canton. S. D. . . 729
Shelihiart. Emma E.. Loval Oak. O. . . 888
Sherman. Evelyn. Little Falls, N. Y. 1350
Shields. Edgar T.. Bethlehem. Pa. . . 1518

Shields. :\Iaria. Bethlehem. Pa 915

Shinier, Carrie, Bethlehem. Pa 952

Shinier. Lucile M.. Nazareth, Pa 1693

Shipnes. Bessie E,, Chicago. Ill 1691

Shi reman. Amelia S

Shireman. Emeline. Nazareth. Pa 941

Shu-emaii, Charles W.. Keystone, Iowa. 943

Shiivman. Eugene. Easton, Pa 945

Shireman. Joseph. Nazareth, Pa 942

Shii-emau, Maria. Schoeneck, Pa 350

Shive. Mary L., Bangor, Pa 1469

Slioaf, DaisV B.. ThomasviTie, N. C. . . 1516

Shook, Siarah E., Cata-wissa, Pa 1189

Shou.se, Frank D., North (iirard. Pa.. . 856

Shouse, Maria E 289

Shulte, Anna Eliza, Phillipsburg, N. J. 446
Shuman, Mi\ry M., Shamokin, Pa. . . 606

Sides, Ambrose 1629

Sides, Oaitharine, North Carolina. . . 45

Sides, Christian. North Carolina 187

Sides. Christian 1028

Sides, George M 1624

Sides, Heurv H.. Winston-Salem, N. C. 1662

Sides, .Tames H 1625

Sides. Levi H.. Winston-Salem, N. C. 636
Sides, William D 1627

C;ENKAI.O(iICAL INDEX.

385

Name. Location. • No.

Siegfried, AJice, Butb, Pa 108 T

Siegfried, Anua C, Pliiladelpliia, Pa. 5UU
Sieg-fried, Caroline, So. Bethlebeui, Pa. 924

Siegfried, Cliarles P., Eastou, Pa 519

Siegfried, (irainille, Eastou, Pa 51ii

Siegfried, Howard J. Philadelphia, Pa. 520
Siegfried, James F., Peu Argyl, Pa... 51G
Siegfried, Johanna M., Millgrove, Pa. 35
Siegfried, Joseph W., Cherry Hill, Pa. 14G
Siegfried, l.ueetta, Clierry Hill, Pa... 35
Siegfried. :\iadora C, Nazareth, Pa. SOU
Siegfried, llobert L., Nazareth, Pa. . . 521
Siegfried, S. Henry A., Easton, Pa. . . 144

Siegfried, Wm. A., Nazaretli, Pa 517

Sigley, Ellen, Mauch Chunlv, Pa. . . 15<j9

Simason. Maud. Benton, Pa 1171

Simpson, Emma E., Easton, Pa 824

S'iinlv, ^lartha E., Clemmons, N. C. . . 1242

Sitter. Bruce S.. Berwioli, Pa 1194

Sitter, Sarah, BerAvielv, Pa. (500

Sitter. Whirl. BerAvicli, Pa 1195

Slviuner. Clara A.. East Orange, N. J. 847

Slawson Cora D., Dayton, Tenn 1282

Smith, Addie, Kidsville, N. C 604

Smith. Annetta. Salem, N. C 332

Smith, Annie A., Qualvertown, Pa. . . 719
Smith, Annie D., Allentown, Pa. . . 1120
Smith. Charles J., Orshorne, Kan. . . 1320

Smirh, Clara, Bethlehem, Pa 1319

Smith. D. A., Winston-Salem. N. C... 332

Smith, Edward T.. Enians, Pa 541

Smith. Emile. Egypt. Pa 542

Smith. Emma, Emails, Pa 155

Snrth, Fannie O., I^ethlehem. Pa. ... 131S

Smith, Ida R.. Allentown, Pa 713

Smith. Ida V., Merchantville. N. J. .. 1298

Smith, James, Kidsville, N. C 1270

Smith. Jane. Hope. Ind 054

Smith. John F.. Topton. Pa 539

Snrth, Mamie S 1455

Smith. Marv E 130

Smith. Mary II.. Allentown. Pa 1031

Smith. Olevia S.. Osborne. Kan 098

Smith. William C. Glennville. Ohio. 543

Snider, I>uella. South Bend. Ind 1011

Snyder. Augustus. Bethlehem. Pa. . . 558

Snvder. Oitherine 641

Snvder. Edna :\I.. Mulbei-ry. Ind. . . 1129

Snvder. Ella L.. Bethlehem. Pa 947

Snvder. Eniele W., S. Bethlehem. Pa. 561
Snyder. Floyd I... Bethlehem. Pa, . . 1138

Snyder. Marcus. Bethlehem. Pa 50<!

Snyder. Sarah J.. Hope. Ind 10(;o

Sn.vder. S. Eliza. Bethlehem. Pa 102

Snyder. William M.. Easton. Pa 1137

Spach. Emelius D.. Hope. Ind 363

Spach. Frederick C. Salem. N. C 90

S[)ach. James F.. Ottumwa. Iowa. . . Olil
Springer. Louisa. Edenvllle. Pa 11^

ffeme. Location. 'tio,

Stanley, Sarah A., Pomona, Kan. . . 537

Stauffer, Emma S., Eastou, Pa 451

Steckel, .Ellie C, Newton, N. J 1213

Steckel, "Frank C, Marietta, Pa 115

Steckel, Harry C, Baltimore, Md. . . 418

Steckel. Marie E., Marietta, Pa 115

Steckel. Robert W., Gwiumine, Cal. . . 419
Steckel, William E., Marietta, Pa. . . . 115

Steer, Laura, Ambler, Pa 1000

Steiner, Alexander B.. Filetown, Pa. 269

Steiner. Anna S., Sclioeueck, Pa 68

Steiner, Augusta E., Easton, Pa. . . 428

Steiner, Clinton C, Nazaretli, Pa 1373

Ste-ner, Edward P., Catasauqua, Pa. 1375
Steiner. Franklin B., Sclioeueck, Pa. . . 813

Steiner, Harry. Enstou, Pa 1020

Steiner, Louisa L.. Filetown. Pa. . . 267
Steiner. T. S. P.. Kreklersville. Pa. . . 814
Steinnietz. Caterhine. Sterling, Kan. 454
Steinfiiietz, C. Colorado Springs, Cal. 1060
Steinnietz. Emeline S.. Nazareth, Pa... . 941
Steinnietz. J. F.. -Colorado Springs. Col. 105 b'

Steinnietz. Milton J.. Derby. Kan 1059

Steinnietz. W. J., Sterling. Kan 454

Stepp. Anna B.. Hope, Ind 1281

Sterner. Allen t.. Bethlehem. Pa. .'. 718

Sterner, Anna P., Bethlehem. Pa 225

Sterner, Matilda. Bethlehem. Pa. . . 240
Sterner. MiltAu H.. Bethlehem. Pa... 716
Sterner. Willinm A.. Bethlehem. Pa. . . 1338

Sterson. Lvddie A 858

Steven'^. Marion S 1434

Steward. Amelia V.. Nazareth. Pa. .. 1083

Steward. Helen A 1090

Stewart. Helen O.. Canton. 0 996

Stewart. ^Nlary. Bethlehem. Pa 1675

Stiiie. Cornine. Swarthmore. Pa lOlO

Stocker. Angelica M.. Nazareth. Pa... 264
Stoelver. Ciiarles A.. Nazareth. Pa.... 793
*Stoclter. E. S.. Northfield. Minn. . . 204

Stocker. T^^^^elius. Nazareth. Pa 352

Stoci.er. Emma L., Nazareth. Pa 264

Stocker, Eugene W., Nazareth. Pa. . . 791
Stocker, fJeorce D.. Nazareth. Pa. . . 795
Stocker. ^ratrida C Nazareth. Pa. . . 474
Stocker. Harry E.. Northlield. Minn... 2r>4

Stocker. Susan C. Niskey. Pa SS

Stocker. Wm.. Philadelphia. Pa ^5S

Stocker. William F.. Bethlehem. Pa. 1497

Stout. Clara O.. Bethlehem. Pa j583

Stoui, Hiarry E.. Bethlehem. Pa 283

Stout, R. Paul. Bethlehem, Pa 848

Stout, Stella, Trexlertown. Pa 1458

Straub. Emma L.. Camden. N. J. . . 485
Strauble, Mary. Philadelphia. Pa. ... 1317
Strausburger, Alice, Bethlehem, Pa. . . 760
Straus.s, Anua M., Philadelphia, Pa. 1288
Stratford. Kathallne, Jersey City. N. J. 1288
Stuber, Rebecca 157

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GENEALOGICAL INDEX.

Name. Location. No.

Stucky, Sarah, Ohio 774

Strupe, Sarah E;., Olemmous, N. C. . 1250

Styers, Sarah, North Carol iua 1605

siiess, Hattie E., So. Bethlehem, Pa. 901

Super, Francis, 892

Super, Mary li., Athens, 0 392

Super. Ralph C, 392

Sutton. Lola A., Bethany Heights, Neb. 892

Swaim. Anna M.. Salem, N. C 49

Swansberry. :\Iaud :\I.. Altlen, Pa 821

Swartley. Sarah A.. Frickville, Pa. . . 702

Sweitzer. Harriet. Easton. Pa 275

Sweitzer, John W., Phillipsburg. N. J. 832

T

Talbot, Bessie 1443

Tate, Annetta, Greenboro, N. C 916

Tate, Ida \., Greenboro, N. 0 916

Tavis, Julia 1489

Taylor, Alice, Olney, 111 935

Teayne, Susan A., Wallburg, N. C. . . 1241

Temple, Josephine, Dayton, Tenn 667

Thomas, Bertha 1472

Thomas, Clara C, Belfast. Pa 495

Thomas. Clara. Salem, N. C 663

Tnomson, Carrie L., Detroit, Mich... 855

Tinkel, Amanda, Boliver. Mo 564

Tolle, Josephine A., Dayton, Tenn. . . 667

Telle. Philip S., Dayton, Tenn 1284

Torrey, Clara A., Nyssa, Oregon 981

Tosh. Alice J., Catasauqua, Pa. . . .•*. 1122

Transue, George A,. Scranton, Pa. . . 828

Transue, Seloma R., Easton, Pa 274

TreadAvay, T'^ancy, Hope, Ind 64V»

Trein, Eugene D., Nazareth, Pa 1065

Trein, Israel D., Nazareth, Pa 458

Trein, Louisa C, Nazareth, Pa 133

Trein, Lucinda, Nazareth. Pa 953

Trein, Sarah, Easton, Pa 948

Trein, Stephen A.. Nazareth. Pa 463

Trein. William. Nazareth, Pa 459

Trotter. Emma M.. Anderson. Ind. . . 1671

Ti-no. Edna E.. Fair Haven, Mo 1538

Trumbauer. Emelia. Allentown. Pa.. . 439

Trumbore. Rebecca, Allentown, Pa. . . 631

Tudor, Bessie E., Salem, N. C 1536

u

Iieberroth. G.. So. Bethlehem, Pa. . . 1027

TJhlpr, Catherine. Nazareth. Pa 79<i

THiler. David W 402

TJhler, Harry G 403

IThler, Jacob A.. Greenville, N. J 398

TThler. Louisa C, Easton, Pa 105

Ullerv, Wilhelmina, South Bend, Ind.. 393

Umstead, Emma E., Bethlehem. Pa. 1362

Name Location. .No.

V

\ aux, Elenora, Aiieutown, Pa 875

\ ogenitz, Anna L. Ohio, 74

Vogenitz, Alfred, Allentown, Pa 1044

Vogenitz, Albert C, Ohio 74

Vogenitz, Clara L., Ohio 74.

Vogenitz, Edmund, 48o

Vogenitz, Franklin F 4*^9

Vogenitz, F. L., Merchantville, N. J. . . 1023

Vogenitz, I. B., New CommerstOAvin, O. 298

Vogenitz, James, Allentown, Pa 1045

Vogenitz, Loren 872

Vogenitz, Maiy A., Allentown, Pa. . . 123

^'ogenitz, O., New Comm'Ci-stowu, O.. . 299

Vogenitz, Robert P 297

^'ogelnitz, Robert P 871

Vogenitz, Russell 873

Vogenitz. William F., Eimaus, Pa. . . 435

Vogler, Laura. Easton. Pa 526

V ogt, Mary C, Nazareth. Pa 794

Volzer, Gertrude E 1425

Vreeland, Jesse A., Border City, N. Y. 1345

Vreeland, Mary, N. Y 733

Vreeland. Peter L., Bozeman, Mo. . . , 733

Vreeland, Wm. C, Providence, R. I. 1344

w

^^'aggoner, Mary A., Ravenna, 0 1009

Wnl]). P'rank L., Northampton, Pa. . . 1698
A\'alp. M-Avy E., Northampton, Pa. 1021
\> alp. Ralph B., Northampton, Pa. . . 1022

Walter, Ellen C, Nazareth, Pa 482

Walter, Floyd H., Nazareth, Ja 1109

Walter, Sabina M., Nazareth, Pa 512

Ward, Eiiima J., Bethlehem, Pa. . . . . 705
Warman, M. C, Fort Washington, Pa. 1104

Watson, Laura B.. Hope, Ind 1597

Wear, Alice E.. Bethlehem. Pa 523

A\eaver, Katie V., Nazareth, Pa. ... 1094

Weber, Bemhard, Rockford, 111 690

Weber, Bernhard W., Yai'dley, Pa. . . 1552
Weber. Charlotte E., Bethlehem, Pa. 215

Weber. Clvde B., Rockford, 111 1555

Weber. Ilarrv F., Wheeling, W. Va. 1549

Wel>er, Henry T., Ti-enton, N. J 692

Weber, John R., Trenton, N. J 1550

Wehmeier. Miary A., Philadelphia, Pa. 1520
Weidiaw, Minnie* B., Bloomville, O. . . 1683

Weidner. Alic^ Seidersville, Pa 710

Weidiner, H. 1?laude, Allentown, Pa. 1336
Weinland. George D., Hope, Ind. . . 585

Weinland, Louisa, Hope, Ind 169

Weiser. Ellen M., Bethlehem, Pa. . . 758
Weiser. Wdlliam U., Bethlehem, Pa. 1359

Weisner. Ida E 1653

Weisner, Sarah E 165®

Welfare, Eliza. N. C 397

Weltv, Mary, Nazareth. Pa 3089

GENEALOGICAL INDEX.

387

Name. Location. No.

Werkheiser, Adoline 37i;

Werkheiser, Cliiitou, Wilmiugtou, Del. 990

Werkheiser, Henry P., Bethlehem, Pa. 991

West, Mary P., Philadelphia, Pa 1291

West, Pearl, Berwick, Pa. ll(jfe

Whelancl, M. C, Gnadeuhutteii. O. . . 819

White, Florence H., Eastoii, Pa. . . 1394

Whitesell, Elizabeth, Nazareth, Pa. . . 24

Whittlesey. Adelia, Indianapolis, Ind. 389

Whittlesey, George B., Chicago, 111. . . 100(i

Whittlesey, H. C. St. Paul, Minn... 1008

W^iese, Maria . . ., Keystone. la 1435

Williams, Jennie. Philadelphia, Pa... 1105

Williamson. Birdie S.. Belfast. Pa... 1096

Wilson, Emma P., Allentown. Pa. . . 881

Wilson, Sarah J.. So. I'.ethleliem, Pa. 1358

Wilton. Elemina. Betlilehem. I'a 751

Winget. Judith. Zaleski. 0 295

Winegarden. Cora, Harris1)urg. Pa... 1204

Witmire. Emma, Berwick. Pa 1193

Wohlbach. Addle E., Bethlehem, Pa.. . 1323

\^'olilbaeh. Laura M.. Easton. Pa. . . 498

Wolf, Allen D., Allentown, Pa 321

Wolf, Emma, Allentown. Pa 569

Wolf. Edwin J.. Allentown. Pa 321

Wolf. George T... Strourlsburg. Pa. . . 904

Wolf. Henry C. Philadelphia, Pa... 323

Wolf. Julian. Allentown. Pa 81

Wolf. Lewis H.. Allentown. Pa 320

Wolf. :\rilton K.. Allentown. Pa 90.'?

Wolle. Angelica L.. Lititz. Pa 286

Wolle. Charles E., Barnsham. Pa. . . 852

Wolle. Esther E.. Lititz. Pa 286

Wolle, Joseph A.. Germantown. Pa. 1406

Wo!ie. Robert N.. Lititz. Pa 853

Name Location. No.

Wollenberg, Mamie, Baltimore, Md. . . 334

Wominack, Elizabeth 1527

Wommack, James C. Clemmous. X. C. 640

Wommack. Jas. E.. Wilmington. N. C. 1533

Wommack. Rebecca A 196

Wommack. Roswell. Salem, N. C 1480

Wommack. R. L.. Charlotte, N. C 1256

Woodrow. Anna E.. Camden, N. J... 487

Woolman. Lydia M.. So. Bend, Ind 1012

Whight. Eliza L.. Allentown, Pa. . . 1028

Wunderling. Carrie. Bethlehem, Pa. . . 329

Wunderling. Lizzie M.. Nazareth. Pa. 502

A\'underling. Martha. Bethlehem. Pa.. 329

Wynings. Lou'sa. Nescopec. Pa 1155

Y

Yeisley, Mabel 1686

Yoe. Eliza. Berwick. Pa 172

Yoe. Sarah 1619

Yohey. Artie L.. Berwick. Pa 118G

Yohey. Owen. BerAvick. Pa 594

Yost. Mnry. Bethlehem. Pa 1567

Yost. Olevia C Bethlehem, Pa 236

Yost. Samuel H 1571

Yost. Salome. Bethlehem. Pa 236

Young. Clara. Nazareth. Pa 489

Young. Edna R.. Belfast. Pa 497

Youngling. Taylorsville. Ind 344

z

Zachrias. Pollen D.. Canton, Pa 307

Ziegler, Ellen M.. Ronany. Pa 1314

Ziegler. Rebecca E 205

Zuch. Delilah C. Sacramento, Cal.... 670

BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX.

Abel, Rev. AUeu E. (9721 350

Balcom, Luciuda (247) 340

Baskins, Haittie (730) 35*J

Bates, Harriet (12(jj 317

Bauder. Harvey F. (1033) 31(5

Beck, Anna Rosina (Svo) 288

Boerster, Arauiiuta (112) 269

Brueh, EJiza J. (245) 341

Brucb, Elmer C. (709) 343

Brueli, Erwin J. (707) 343

Brunner, Henrietta (32o) 310

Cargay, Alice C. (535) 320

Clewell, Alexander (7b) 311

Clewell, Alexander D. (281) 292

Clew-ell, Arthnr (4. (7.32i 280

Clewell, Angustus A. (334) 330

Clewell, Augustus B. (573) 353

Clewell, August H. ((j4) 311

Clewell, Aaron X. (147) 305

Clewell. Abraham (3) 278

Clewell, Abraham (20) 279

Clewell. Albert B. (5G5) 314

Clewell. Albert A. (258) 34(i

Clewell, Charles M. (001) 325

Clewell, Charles H. (73l) 360

Clewell, Charles H. (417) 340

Clewell. Cihnrles ^V. (995) 352

Clewell, C-lirist an (599) 34S

Clewell. Clni>tina (17i 277

Clewell. C. Kenatus (91) 313

Clewell. Ifaniel (14i 2(J3

i leweil. Ell win (272) 300

Clewell, Eugene A. (41(i) 332

Clewell, Eugene F. (84 » 311

Clewell. Francis (8) 280

Clewell. Francis T. (132) 32;{

Clewell, Frances C. (84) 311

Clewell. Frances E. (230) 333

Clewell, Frank H. C. (982) 352

Clewen, i-'i'anklin .V. (:!72) 331

( Mewell, F. Thomas (30) 28.3

Cie>\ell, ILiii-iel .M. (5<:3) 323

C!;"\vpll. Harry M (114) 340

Clewell. lleiiry C. (ll-ll 278

Clewell. Henry (J. (93i 288

Clewell. Henrv .1. (107) 291

BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX. 389

Clewell, Heury S. (139) 299

Ciewell, Jacob L. (28) 357

Clewell. Jacob L. (lltj) 358

Clewell, Jacob L. (728) 358

Clewell, Jacob (11) 282

Clewell, JamiBS B. (tJ5) 311

Clewell. James L. (230) 383

Clewell, Jeremiab S. (G02) 325

Clewell, J. Harry (107) 314

Clewell. J. Philii) (7(t) 285

Clewell, J. Reuben (13(i) .308

Clewell. J. aamuel (34) 287

Ciewell. .John ((>) 289

Clewell. John (13) 2(33

01e^\-eill. Joseph (l(i) 2G3

Clewell, Joseph (27) 307

Clewell. Joseph L. (2r>7) 346

Cleweil. Josiiih ((;2.''>) 292

Clewell. Julianiia (2) 276

Clev.'ell. -awreut-ec A. (379) 351

Clewlell. Lewis B. (140) 265

Clewell, Rev. Lewis P. (284) 267

Clewell. Maria M. (2) 266

Clewell. Martin H. (544) 318

Clewell. M(HW-oe L. (479) 328

Clewell, Nathaniel (2) 27(5

Clewell, Nathaniel (9) 281

Clewell. Owen J. (303) 306

Clewell. Reubeu (185) 332

Clewell. Rev. Robert E. (849) 297

Clewell, Rushia (2) 278

Clewell. Salonia (2) 278

(.Mewell, SalDUin M. (3i 278

Clewell. Samuel J. (132) 323

Clewell. William (\ (37rn 331

Clewell, \\ illiam F. {4"^) 309

Clewell, William IL (120) 325

Clewell, William H. (421 ) 345

Clewell, William H, (575) 320

Clewell. Will'am M. (741) 356

Clewell. Wll-on S. (.14-1) 327

Clewell. Sydney A. (108) 269

Clewell, Thomas (29) 307

Clewell, Rev. Theophilus (280) 300

Cojihill. Caroline (921) 335

Crou>-'e. James R. (.".'71 347

Crouthamel. Maria C. (7(»1) 356

Clauss. Elizabeth (12) '-71

390 BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX.

Clewell, Joseph (75) 2'.)l»

Glewell, Sarah (G) 2i1U

Clewell, Reuben H. (1G3) 3o3

Daily, Henrietta W. (119) 317

Danke, Alfred (127) 317

Danke, Anna M. (7) 290

Davis, John (707) 351

Ebbecke, Anna C. (IS) 275

Ebbecke, Christian L. (89) 313

Ebbecke, Anna C. (18) 275

Fehr, Francis G. (465) 337

Fehr, Isaac S. (473) 337

Fehr, James H. (462) 337

Fehr, J. Joseph (318) 331

Fehr, Oliver L. (507) 303

Fehr, Rev. William H. (898) 336

Friebely, Anna E. (141) 334

Fulkersou, Christina (38) ; 272

Fulkerson, William F. (153) 298

Gambold, Edward H. (671) 339

Gambold, John (209) 333

Gambold, Julius A. (1496) 360

Hay, Augusta E. (428) 313

Heckedorn, Catherine (5) 270

Hoch, Otto M. (1429) 305

Hoch, Rev. \v illiam H. (922) 335

Johnson, Sarah A. (637) 51

Kampman, Albert (524) 321

Keller, Loviua A. (145) 301

Klewell, Abraham C. (97) 281

Koehler, Elizabeth (4) 278

Kreuser, Anna D. (10) 282

Lachenaur, Elizabeth (12) 271

Levering, Anna C. (18) 275

Levering, Bishop J. M. ^932) 294

Loux, Charles W. (1064) 273

Loux, Sabina (457) 319

Luckenbach, Andi'ew A. (212) 333

Luckenbaeh, Clarence O. (111:!) 340

Luckenbach, David O. (675) 359

Luckenbach, Rev. Leon (1300) 346

Luckenbach, Rosina (23) 359

Luckenbach, Samuel D. (706) 338

Mahaffey, Minnie (1249) 310

Miksch, Amos C. (310) 310

Miksch. Elizabeth (7i) 272

Miller, Phillipplne (33) 287

Odenwelder. Kussel C. (830) 322

BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX. 39 1

Oerter, iieiiry J. (151) 21)9

Pearson, Italeigh (1529) 300

Pfeiffer, James A. (1568) 303

Phelps, AxMie (887) 33U

Reed, Marcus J. (724) 351

Regennas, Cornelia (168) 359

Regeunas, Dr. Eiugene (584) 359

Rice, Carrie A. (415) 330

Ricksecker, Olevia A. (285) 315

Rominger, Eve Rosina (47) 309

Rominger, William x. (638) 329

Saylor, Francis G. (488) 348

Schneebeli, Carrie K (837) 305

Sclineebeli, Ellis C. (1402) 328

Seyfried. Matilda (456) 318

Seyfried. Wilson D. (1062) 271

Sheldon, Hannah (729) 292

Siegfried. Anna C. (500) 326

Siegfried. Howard (520) 326

Siegfried. Joseph W. (140) 310

Siegfried, Johanna (35) 284

Siegfried, S. Henry A. (144) 293

Smith, William C. (543) 321

Steiner, Augusta E. (428) 313

Steiner. Alexander B. (269) 269

Steiner, Tilghman S. 1 . (814) 348

Steinmetz, Catherine (454) 354

Steinmetz, Rev. Charles (1060) 344

Steinmetz, Rot. Milton J. (1059) 355

Steinmetz, J. Franklin (1056) 355

Stocker, Susan C. (88) 313

Straubel, Mary (1317) 349

Temple, Josephine A. (667) 355

Tinkle, Amanda (564) .^ 319

Tolle, Josephine A. (667) ' 355

Trein, Louisa C. (133) 306

Trein, Stephen A. (461) 322

Trein, Lucinda (953) 322

Trein, Eugene D. (1065) 342

Uhler, Louisa C. (105) 312

Wolle, Angelica L. (286) 296

Wolle, Joseph A. (1406) 327

Whitesell, Elizabeth (24) 289

Womack, James C. (640) 329

9 872