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HISTORY

DESCENDANTS

Mathias Slaymaker

WHO EMIGE^TED FROM GERMANY AND SETTLED

IN THE EASTERN PART OF LANCASTER

COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA,

ABOUT 1710

COMPILED BY

HENRY COCHRAN SLAYMAKER

LANCASTER, PA.
1909

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The Schleiermacher Coat of Ariis, taken from Siebmacher's Wap-

PENBUCH (Book of Coats of Arms), in the Astor Library,

New York City, Bk. V 1-3, Tafel (Plate), p. 21.

Schleiermacher, August, Geheimer Finanzrath in Darmstadt.
Translation: Privy Counselor of Finance in Darm.stadt.

Dl^,'

jK Arms

Eiu Steiuliaiuiuer ohue Stiel. Translation: A .stoneliainmcr witlioat
handle. Eine offiier Flug. Two different translations: One, t!ie open
wing of a bird; second, the ascending vapor or smoke.

The stone hammer without the handle can be seen in the centre of
cut, the open wing or ascending vapor or smoke can be seen at the top
of cut, also across centre of the cut can be seen the drapery, the insignia
of Schleiermacher, aiming or drapery maker.

this book is affectionately dedicated
to my father

Samuel Cochran Slaymaker,
who was interested in history; not only history, but

LOCAL history; NOT ONLY LOCAL HISTORY, BUT
ESPECIALLY IN THE HISTORY OF
HIS ANCESTORS.

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Bellevue Presbyterian Church 20

Bushong, Isaac 288

Cochran, Rebecca S 198

Duffield, George 220

Eckman, Joseph 306

Evans, Samuel 196

Farm, Lefever 40

Fishbum, Anthony, and Family 96

Fleming, Solon 210

Graves, Slaymaker Row 20

Houghton, J. C 260

Leacock Presbyterian Church 18

Lefever Fann 40

Lefever, J. A 92

Memorial Presbyterian Church 26

McComsey, William 134

"Old Stage House" 28

Olsen, James A 240

People's National Bank 30

St. John's Episcopal Church 22

Schleiermacher Coat of Arms 3

Schleiermacher, Frederick Ernst Daniel Frontispiece

Slaymaker's Hotel, Lancaster, Pa 16

Slaymaker, Amos 184

Slaymaker, Henry Calvin 196

Slaymaker, Helen Elizabeth 204

Slaymaker, Henry 182

Slaymaker, Henry F 198

Slaymaker, H. E 228

Slaymaker, Jonathan 230

Slaymaker, John 170

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Slaymaker, Nathaniel E 148

Slaymaker, P. E 144

Slaymaker's, P. E., Country Home 146

Slaymaker, Samuel C 200

Slaymaker, Samuel C. (Second) 204

Slaymaker, Samuel R 202

Smith, Chas. H 120

Tritt, W. G 56

Tritt Old Homestead 58

Warfel, John B 278

"White Chimneys" 206

Williamstown 12

INTRODUCTION AND PREFACE

MACAULAY, the great English historian, says: "They
who take no pride in the deeds of a remote ancestry,
will hardly be likely to accomplish anything worthy to be
remembered by a remote posterity."

Some years ago I started to compile a history of Mathias
Schleiermacher and his numerous descendants for my own
satisfaction, little dreaming what a task I had ahead of me,
and while gradually proceeding with the work, I had a num-
ber of inquiries from different persons if they could secure
copies when completed, and also had the suggestion, why
not have it put in book form for sale, which I have decided
to do.

It seems to be a fad in these days to trace the ancestry
back as far as possible, and if it can be done, to show that
your grandfather, or his father or grandfather, has seen
active service during the Revolutionary War, and by this,
join the Daughters or the Sons of the Revolution, and I
am glad to say that any one of the descendants of the four
sons of Mathias Schleiermacher — John, Mathias, Henry or
Daniel — can join one of the above-named or kindred organi-
zations. Lancaster County, Pa., has more than enough to
organize a Slaymaker Chapter of either of the above organi-
zations.

While working at the compilation of this book, many
discouragements and questions have been put to me by
different persons, such as "What is the use of all this
work?" "How do you know you are correct and where do

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you get j'our information?" etc. In reply, I would say that
I get my information from old records, the records in the
Court House, old familj- Bibles, old cemeteries, old his-
tories and much from older persons. It seems to me that
these sources ought to be reliable. Also in reference to the
idea of some that this kind of work is useless, I would reply
that it is very nice to know from whom you descend and
very often it is an incentive for a person to go ahead when
you hear that j^our father or grandfather, or some other
parent a generation or so back, is spoken of as a person of
ability and integrity, and many a prominent position for
a young man has been secured because he was his father's
or mother's son; also, again, taking the subject in a little
meaner light, at a horse, or cattle, or dog show, or even buy-
ing a horse or dog, the breed and pedigree must always
accompany the animal if it is of a high grade; how much
more so ought it to be with man. Again, the old Israelites
were very particular in keeping their direct descent from
Abraham and were very proud that they were Abraham's
sons. We have the direct descent of Jesus Christ given on
both' His father's and mother's side. Why? We do not
mean that because a person has a very good father or mother
that they will be good, because we have everj^ reason to
believe that Judas had a very good father and mother, but
Judas "sold his Master for thirty pieces of silver." Benedict
Arnold had a very fine father, mother and wife, but betraj'ed
his countiy. Robert Ingersoll's father was a minister of
the Gospel, but Robert was the leading infidel of his age.
And we could give many similar instances, but a bright,
earnest. Christian father or mother's influence, certainly no
one will deny, is much to be desired to a home where God
is not reverenced, Sabbath desecrated, drunkenness common
and profanity a rule.

Many of the descendants and others have been very kind

Introduction and Preface. 9

in helping me and giving information, and I take this little
space to thank them all, there being too many to mention
all names, and it would be an injustice to mention some and
not all; so I extend to all who helped me in any way my
sincerest thanks.

A little explanation of the way in which I have arranged
the descendants will possibly be necessary to make it plain
to the readers, so I submit the following:

Mathias Schleiermacher is the first generation; his seven
children, Lawrence, Mathias, John, Henry, Daniel, Margaret
and Barbara, will be the second generation; the third gen-
eration being marked 1, 2, 3, etc.; the fourth generation
being marked First, Second, Third, etc.; the fifth generation
being marked A, B, C, etc. ; the sixth generation being marked
One, Two, Three, etc. ; the seventh generation marked a,
b, c, etc., and the eighth generation marked, I., II., III., IV.,
v., etc. I hope this little explanation will be plain to all,
and if not, the compiler will be glad to give any other infor-
mation by writing to him for same. The dates of births,
marriages and deaths in this work are of the direct descend-
ants, and not of those who married them. In compiling
a work like this, it is almost impossible not to have some
mistakes, partly on account of transcribing, partly on account
of reading proof and partly on account of wrong informa-
tion; so if any errors are discovered, will you kindly notify
the compiler?

Thinking it might be of interest to some, I have given a
short abstract of the early history of a few of the families
which have married into the Slaymaker family, where I could
gather the data for the same.

In some families, the order in which the children are given
do not necessarily mean that the oldest is mentioned first,
next oldest next, and so on, but I give them as they were
given to me, and as dates of births were not given, I could
not very well arrange them in proper order.

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Before closing this Introduction and Preface, I want to
say that others could have done this work much better than
I have done it. I suppose there will be many criticisms on
the way it is written, the arrangement, etc., as I have heard
similar works criticised. But to such I would say that I
have done the work and it is done my way, the arrangement
is my way of arrangement, not entirely original, however,
and those who think theA' could have done it better should
not have waited for me to do it, but should have gone ahead
themselves.

With this I give you, on the following pages, as concise,
plain and correct an account of the descendants of Mathias
Schleiermacher as possible. This book I have divided into
seven different parts: Part First, the General History; Part
Second, Geneology and History of the descendants of Law-
rence Slaymaker, who had but one daughter, Anna Barbara,
who married George Lefever; Part Third, Genealogy and
History of the descendants of Mathias Slaymaker, who mar-
ried Barbara Smith; Part Fourth, Genealogy and History
of the descendants of John Slaymaker, who married Eliza-
beth White; Part Fifth, Genealogy and History of the de-
scendants of Henry Slaymaker, who married Faithful Rich-
ardson; Part Sixth, Genealogy and History of the descend-
ants of Daniel Slaymaker, who married Agilis Young; Part
Seventh, Genealogy and History of Barbara Slaymaker, who
married Hieronimus Eckman.

PART I.

HISTORICAL

Mathias Slaymaker, or as it is in the German, Schleier-
macher, was born and bred in Hesse Castle, in Germany,
from which place he emigrated to the city of Strasburg,
then and now a part of the German Empire; for many years
it was, however, a part of the French Empire, and located
along the left bank of the river Rhine, in the province of
Alsace. It belonged to one of the provinces which com-
posed the Palatinate, the seat of the most terrible religious
persecutions for more than one hundred years after the
Reformation took place. When Mathias Schleiermacher
left Germany, to find wider opportunities in this world, his
immediate family were people of position and eminence,
and early in the Reformation embraced Protestantism.
Mathias, above mentioned, had two brothers, one was a
clergyman and settled in the emperor's dominion, high up
in Germany; he was appointed Secretary of Legation from
that government to the Court of St. James, afterwards
Charge d' Affairs, and there married and settled. John
Adams, when minister to the Court of St. James, resided with
one of his descendants. His oldest son was governor of an
island. From this brother of Mathias Schleiermacher it is
almost certain that the Duvalls, Stewarts and Slamakers
living in or near Baltimore and Annapolis, Maryland, and

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Washington, D. C, also an Isaac Slaymaker, living in New
Jersey, descend, as I have seen it expressed by one of them
that their fathers said "they had lived under the shadow of
Windsor Castle."

The other brother of ]\Iathias was a major in the King
of Prussia's tall regiment, and it is probable that a son of
his was one of the officers in the Hessian troops, as one of
that name was confined as a prisoner in the Lancaster jail.

Mathias Slaymaker emigrated to this country about 1710,
and he and his family settled on a tract of 1,000 acres, which
he purchased from a company called the London Company
and known as the "London Lands," situated in Strasburg
Township, now Paradise Township, and built a log house
near a spring not far from the present village of Williams-
town, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. It is very likely
he gave the name to Strasburg Township. He was married
in Germany, his wife's maiden name is unknown, her Chris-
tian name was Catharine. They had five sons, Lawrence,
Mathias, John, Henry and Daniel, and two daughters, Mar-
garet and Barbara. Lawrence and Margaret were born in
Germany. Mathias Slaymaker, as well as his sons, were
noted for their gigantic stature and strength, which was of
great advantage in those days, as the Indians were all around
them. Mathias lived to an advanced age and died about
1762, and is buried in old Leacock burj'ing ground, which
has been the burying place of many of his descendants up
to the present time.

Of these five sons and two daughters, Lawrence married
Eve Pfoutz; Mathias married Barbara Smith; John married
Elizabeth White; Henry married Faithful Richardson; Dan-
iel married Agilis Young; IMargaret married Michael Fickle;
Barbara married Hieronimus Eckman.

Mathias Slaymaker left his property to his four sons,
Mathias, John, Henry and Daniel, leaving his youngest son,

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Daniel, his executor, as his will, which is given in another
place in full, will show.

It will be shown that the Schleiermachers were a very
prominent family in Germany, as the following short extract
of the account of the funeral of Fried rich Ernst Daniel
Schleiermacher will show:

"On the 15th February, 1834, a funeral procession was
seen moving through the streets of Berlin, the like of which
that capital had rarely before witnessed. The coffin, covered
with a black pall and simply decorated with a large copy of
the Bible, was borne on the shoulders of twelve students
of the University, thirty-six of the most robust of whom
had volunteered to perform, alternately, this pious service.
After these came a train of mourners on foot, extending
upwards of a mile in length, and these were followed by
one hundred mourning coaches, headed by the equipages
of the king and the crown prince. Along the whole line
traversed by the procession, dense crowds of sympathizing
spectators had gathered, while in the cemetery, beyond the
gates of the city, similar crowds were assembled; and on
every countenance might be read the fact that the individual
borne to the grave was one of those representative men in
whom are concentrated, as it were in a focus, the moral and
intellectual life of a nation and the period to which they
belong, and who become, in consequence, centers of new light
and diffusers of new and vivifying warmth. Such was, in-
deed, the case; for it was Fredrich Ernst Daniel Schleier-
macher whom, by a spontaneous movement, the capital
of Protestant Germany was thus honoring in death.

"During a quarter of a century Schleiermacher had exer-
cised in that city the double function of a teacher in the
university and in the church; approving himself a fearless
citizen in times of imminent peril and an inspired preacher
during the period of great religious indifference, he had, at

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a most critical juncture in the history of Prussia, contributed
more than any other individual to keep alive, in all classes,
the pride of nationality and the love of independence, and
to awaken rehgious earnestness and quickening moral
sentiments. Ever ready to sacrifice himself in the interest
not only of his country but of the whole German nation,
then bending under the yoke of France, his example had
acted contagiously, in Berlin more especially, where his
influence was supreme, and had sustained in the people the
determination to liberate themselves when an opportunity
offered, which was ultimately so nobly carried out."

His father was a chaplain in a Prussian regiment in Silesia.
Friederick Ernst Daniel Schleiermacher was born in Breslau,
Germany, November 21, 1768, and died in Berlin, February
12, 1834. He was small in size, had a hump back, keen,
piercing eye and a noble face. He was a strong advocate of
Presbyterianism and a noted writer. It is not positive, but
thought by some that he was a grandson of Mathias Schleier-
macher's brother, spoken of a few pages back, who was
sent to the Court of St. James and there settled.

The descendants of Mathias Schleiermacher have held
man}' prominent positions and positions of trust and honor
in the Church, State, battle-field, social, financial and many
other fields of activity, as we find both national and state
legislators; we find them active in the Church, both on the
home field and on the foreign field; we find them taking a
prominent part in the Revolutionary War, in the Civil War,
1861 to 1865, and also in the Spanish-American War, numbers
giving up their lives for their country. There is hardl}^ a
state in the Union which does not claim some descendant of
Mathias Schleiermacher as one of its residents, and many
are to be found in British Columbia. They also take a promi-
nent part in the social activities wherever they happen to be,
as also the industrial and financial welfare of the communi-

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ties where they dwell. A few of the positions they have
held, as also the organizations with which they have been
connected we will now give in a brief manner. These might
be duplicated many times, but these will suffice:

Writing of "Stand up, Stand Up for Jesus."
"Stand up for Jesus" was the dying message of the Rev.
Dudley A. Tyng, a personal friend of George Duffield, to
the Young Men's Christian Association and the Minister's
Association with them, in the Noon-day Prayer Meeting,
during the great revival of 1858, usually known as "The
Work of God in Philadelphia." The Sabbath before his
death he preached in Jayne's Hall one of the most successful
sermons of modern times. Of the five thousand in attend-
ance, fully one thousand were converted. His text was
Exodus X. 11, and hence the allusion in the third verse of
the hymn. The following Wednesday, leaving his study
for a moment, he went to the barn-floor, where a mule was
at work on a horse-power, shelling corn. Patting the mule
on the neck, the sleeve of his silk gown caught in the cogs
of the wheel and his arm was torn out by the roots. His
death occurred in a few hours. The following Sabbath,
the author of the hymn, George Duffield, preached from
Eph. vi. 14, and the verses which will follow were written
simply as the concluding exhortation. The wording of the
hymn has been changed to suit a number of compilers of
hymn-books in their respective books. I give the hymn in
full below, exactly as it was written by Mr. Duffield:

"Stand up! Stand up for Jesus,
Ye soldiers of the Cross;
Lift high His royal banner,
It must not suffer loss.
From victory unto victor}-
His army He shall lead,
Till every foe is vanquisli'd,
And Christ is Lord indeed!

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"Stand up! Stand up for Jesus;
The solemn watchword hear;
If while ye sleep He suffers,
Away with shame and fear;
Where'er ye meet with evil,
Within you or without,
Charge for the God of battles,
And put the foe to rout.

"Stand up! Stand up for Jesus;
The tnunpet call obey;
Forth to the mighty conflict.
In this His glorious day.
Ye that are men now serve Him,
Against unnumbered foes;
Let courage rise with danger,
And strength to strength oppose.

"Stand up! Stand up for Jesus;
Stand in His strength alone:
The arm of flesh will fail you.
Ye dare not trust your own.
Put on the Gospel armor.
Each piece put on with prayer;
Where duty calls or danger.
Be never wanting there.

"Stand up! Stand up for Jesus;
Each soldier to his post;
Close up the broken column.
And shout through all the host.
Make good the loss so heavy,.
In those that still remain,
And prove to aU around you
That death itself is gain.

"Stand up! Stand up for Jesus;
The strife wiU not be long;
This day the noise of battle,
The next, the victor's song.

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To him that overcometh
A crown of life shall be,
He, with the King of Glory,
Shall reign eternally."

Visit of Lafayette to Lancaster, Pa., and Slaymaker's
Hotel of the Same Place.

General Lafayette's visit to the city of Lancaster, Pa.,
was an event in the history of that city which the citizens
did not leave go unnoticed. So a meeting was held Sep-
tember 13, 1824, in the Court House, approving the action
of councils inviting Lafayette to visit our city, a committee
was appointed to proceed, with a committee from councils,
to Philadelphia to present the resolutions to the Marquis.
The joint committee from councils and citizens were General
Geo. B. Porter, Milton C. Rogers, Capt. Frederick Ham-
bright, Capt. John Reynolds, Jasper Slaymaker, Emanuel
Reigart and Benjamin Grimier. He arrived, as expected,
being met at Philson's tavern, fourteen miles west of West
Chester, by the committee from Lancaster, who had four
coaches and four with out-riders and attendants. After
moving through the principal streets of the city, the pro-
cession halted at Slaymaker's hotel, which had been desig-
nated as the general's place of reception, and was beautifully
fitted up. Here Lafayette was addressed by Burgess Light-
ner and made appropriate response. On the next day he
was introduced to many Revolutionaiy soldiers, visited friends
and spent considerable time visiting the schools. In the
afternoon a sumptuous dinner was given in his honor at the
Court House by John Stehman, and in the evening attended
a party at Masonic Hall. Early next morning Lafaj-ette
took his departure, being escorted out of the town by the
city battalion and as far as Port Deposit by the committee.
Right here I might say that the first record we have of a

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tavern in Lancaster County was that one kept by Gibson,
as early as 1722, at the sign of "The Hickory Tree." This
was the site of Slaymaker's Hotel, spoken of in connection
with Lafayette's visit to Lancaster, and was kept by Samuel
Cochran Slaymaker, whose body now lies under the chapel
of the First Presbyterian Church, Lancaster, Pa. The hotel
stood where Benjamin Champneys afterward resided, still
later by High & Martin's China Hall and the present site
of Schafer's China Hall, and the Three-and-Nine-Cent Store,
on East King Street, adjoining the hotel, where D. S. Bursk
& Son grocery is now, stood the office building of the great
stage line of Reeside, Slaymaker & Co., running from Phila-
delphia to the West. This office building was a three-story
structure. On the first floor the door was in the centre,
with a window on each side; on the side of this room next
to Christian street was the office and baggage room for the
stage line; on the other side of the room was a jewelry shop,
kept by a man named Brown. Many years previous to this
the hotel was known as the State Arms, and was kept by
Henry Slaymaker, receiving its license the latter part of the
eighteenth century, and was succeeded by his son, Samuel
Cochran Slaymaker, who was the landlord when Lafaj-ette
visited Lancaster, Pa. Just when the hotel changed its
name I do not know. There is a tradition extant to the effect
that the first anthracite coal used in Lancaster was at Slay-
maker's Hotel. It was so hard that they had great difiB-
culty in igniting it, but after it got fairly started, the stove
got so hot that they did not know what to do with it. Being
afraid that the house would take fire, they poured water
on it, and then took the stove out doors, vowing if they ever
"got the pesky thing out, they would go back to burning
hickory wood at three dollars a cord."
Immediately opposite the hotel was a spring. Some

LeACOCK PkL:

The graveyard which, adjoins being the resting place of Mathias
Slaymaker and many of his descendants.

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claim that Gibson's "Hickory Tree Inn" did not stand on
this spot, but Hazard's "Register of Pennsylvania," pub-
lished in 1830, Volume 6, page 265, gives this as the location.
The hotel afterwards went into the hands of a man by the
name of Parker, who was the last landlord, and the hotel
went out of existence.

Patriot Daughters of Lancaster, Pa.

To the ladies of Lancaster, Pa., belongs the honor of
forming the first organization of the "Patriot Daughters,"
their objects being to minister to the wants of the volunteers
who went forth to fight in defense of the nation's honor and
integrity. Similar societies were subsequently organized
in other parts of the country, but as far as known, none pre-
ceded the one in Lancaster, Pa. On the 22d of April, ten days
after the attack on Fort Sumter, a meeting of the ladies of
Lancaster was held in the Court House, at which it was
resolved that an association of ladies be formed under the
style and title of "Patriot Daughters of Lancaster."

Officers :

President, Mrs. R. Hubley.

Vice-President, Mrs. E. E. Reigart. i

Secretary, Anna C. Slaymaker.

Treasurer, Mrs. John F. Long.

Leacock Presbyterian Church, Lancaster County, Pa.

Leacock Presbyterian Church, situated on the Old Road,,
about fifteen miles east of Lancaster City, was incorporated
March 10, 1787, by act of General Assembly of Pennsylvania.
Trustees in said act of incorporation were Rev. N. W. Semple,,
James Mercer, John Craig, John Slaymaker, Geo. Mcllvaine,
Henry Slaymaker, Jr., Wm. Porter, Wm. Crayton and James;
Cooper. The following Slaymakers have served as elders in

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this church: Henry Slaymaker. Henry Slaymaker, Jr., Daniel
Slaymaker, John Slaymaker, Wilham Slaymaker, Samuel
Slaymaker, Captain John Slaymaker, Nathaniel E. Slaymaker,
and Amos Slaymaker. Adjoining the church is the grave-
yard, which has been and still is used as a burial place by
many of the descendants of Mathias Slaymaker and is his
own resting place. The church was .started in the early part
of 1700.

Pequea Presbyterian Church, Lanc.\ster County, Pa.
Pequea Presbyterian Church, Lancaster County, Pa., was
chartered February 8, 1785. Trustees appointed were Isaac
McAlmont, Aitios Slaymaker (who was also an elder in this
church for many years), James Armor, Thos. Slemons, An-
drew Caldwell, Robert Buyers, David Jenkins, Thos. Patton
and Rev. Robert Smith, D.D.

Bellevue Presbyterian Church, Gap, Pa.

Bellevue Presbyterian Church, Gap, Pa., was organized in
1832. The land was in possession of Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy,
who gave one acre and $100; Col. Maxwell Kennedy, SloO;
Samuel Houston, $1.50; Henry F. Slaymaker, $100, and
Robert Mcllvaine, $100.

The first ruling elders of the Bellevue Presbyterian Church
were Henry F. Slaymaker and Wm. S. Kennedy. Hamilton
Roney was also elected an elder, but said he was not "guid"
enough; also that he expected to go to the old country
soon. Though elected an elder, he was never ordained. The
church was erected in 1823 by Presbyterians and others and
finally, in 1832, was organized into a Presbyterian church.

Life, Work and Death of Henry Calvin Slaymaker.
Another life has been given in the work of missions, and
the manner of its going is so trragic as to long live in the

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memory of the Church. Henry Calvin 81aymaker, who was
born in Alexandria. Va., December 4, 1873, united with the
Church in 1885, elected an elder October 30, 1901 ; licensed
by the Chesapeake Presbytery, April 16, 1903; ordained by
them June 17, 1903; appointed as a missionary of the Pres-
byterian Church to the Congo Mission field, Africa, as business
manager, March 3, 1903; sailed from Philadelphia, August
1, 1903. He had desired for at least eight years to be a
missionary of the Cross and his desire had at last been grati-
fied. The "Lapsley," the boat belonging to the Congo
mission field, was put in first-class condition, November 11,
1903, and started on its long, perilous and what proved to
be disastrous voyage from Leopoldville with the outgoing
missionaries and cargo of supplies, including a printing press.
Navigation was difficult from the first, the boat was seven
times whirled around by the current. On Monday, Novem-
ber 16, 1903, an early start was made, and at seven o'clock
the boat struck a whirlpool more dangerous than any previ-
ously encountered. The little craft was unable to cope with
the current and the waters rushed over the deck and in a
few seconds the "Lapsley" was capsized. Mr. Slaymaker
grasped the rail as the boat went over and was never seen
again. It is supposed that he became entangled with some
of the people who could not swim and was taken down with
them, as twenty-three of the crew were drowend. In a
moment he had passed from the scenes of missionary service
to missionary reward. Others will take up the work, but
his short life in the mission field will not have been in vain,

Road Drivers Association of Lancaster, Pa.
A meeting of those interested in the organization of a
Road Drivers' Association of Lancaster, Pa., was held at the
Stevens House, in that city, September 25, 1900. Matters

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pertaining to tlie organization were discussed, and on October
9, 1900, the first permanent meeting was held, at which time
the permanent officers were elected, as follows: President,
P. E. Slaymaker; Vice-President, B. J. McGrann; Secretary,
L. A. Ranch; Treasurer, Chas. H. Locher. Their first parade
and races were held October 27, 1900. The present officers
are: President, P. E. Slaymaker; Vice-President, A. C.
Welchans; Secretary, L. A. Ranch; Treasurer, H. J. Ryder.

Reading and Columbia Railroad.
The Reading and Columbia Railroad was incorporated
May 19, 1857. Names of incorporators: Frederick Lauer,
John S. Richards and John McManus, Reading, Pa. ; James
Myers, Samuel Shock, J. G. Hess, Wm. A. Morton, .4mos
Slaymaker Green, Hugh M. North, Samuel W. Mifflin, M. M.
Strickler, Columbia, Pa. ; Joseph Konigmacher, Ephrata, Pa. ;
I. Leitz, Wm. C. Bradley, Bartram A. Sheaffer, Esq., Lancas-
ter, Pa. The road was built in three sections; two of these
sections were built under the direction of Samuel Cochran
Slaymaker. The road, after it was finished, was leased for
a long term of years by the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
and is now in a very prosperous condition.

Convention for Forming Constitution for State of
Pennsylvania.
On July 15, 1776, a convention for the purpose of forming
a Constitution met at Philadelphia; elected Benjamin Frank-
lin, President; Col. George Ross, Vice-President; John Mor-
ris, Secretary, and Jacob CJarrigues, Assistant Secretary.
The delegates from Lancaster County were: George Ross,
Philip Marsteller, Thomas Porter, Bartram Galbraith, Joseph
Sheerer, John Hubley, Henry Slaymaker and Alexander
Lowr','.

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The Union Volunteer Fire Company of Lancaster, Pa.

The Union Volunteer Fire Company of Lancaster, Pa.,
organized about 1760 one of the oldest volunteer fire com-
panies in Pennsylvania. Presidents: Adam Reigart, Jr.,
1813-44; John Ehler, 1844-48; Newton Lightner, 1848-55;
H. E. Slaymaker, 1856 until his death.

Lancaster County Home Mutual Fire Insurance Com-
pany', Lancaster County", Pa.

Lancaster County Home Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
incorporated April 19, 1841. Incorporators: Henry F. Slay-
maker, William Noble, William Henderson, Dr. Samuel Duf-
field and James G. Henderson. First President, William
Noble; First Secretary and Treasurer, Henry F. Slaymaker.
On January 14, 1851, Nathaniel E. Slaymaker was elected
Secretary and Treasurer and served until January, 1882.
St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church, Lancaster, Pa.
St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church, Lancaster, Pa.,
was organized about 1853. First Vestrymen: Henry Wright,
Isaac Diller, Robert Clarkson, Henry P. Carson, Wm. Diller,
Wm. Wilson, Sr., and H. E. Slaymaker. The first formal
meeting of which we have any record was held May 5, 1853,
at which time the form of charter still governing the corpo-
ration was agreed upon. The persons present at that meet-
ing were those whose names are attached to the charter.

The Vestry organized by electing Rev. Samuel Bowman,
D.D., Rector; Isaac Diller, Jr., as Vestry's Warden; H. E.
Slaymaker, Secretary, and Robert Clarkson, Treasurer.
Henry Wright, Sr., was appointed as Rector's Warden. Mr.
Slaymaker served as Secretary until April, 1856, when he
was succeeded by J. M. W. Geist. The building committee
consisted of Isaac Diller, Edw. Martin and H. E. Slaymaker,
who awarded the contract for the building May 24, 1853.

24 History of the Slatmaker Family.

"The New Era," Lancaster, Pa.
The first number of the "Daily New Era," of Lancaster,
Pa., was pubhshed April 28, 1877; weekly, on Saturday,
May 5, 1877. J. M. W. Geist, who had been editor of the
"Express" since 1852, and one of the proprietors and pub-
lishers since 1856, when he projected the daily edition of that
journal, accepted the position of co-editor of the "Examiner
and Express," after the purchase of the latter by Hon. John
A. Hiestand, and its consolidation with the "Examiner," in
December, 1876. This relation continued only until j\Iarch
14, 1877, when, owing to differences of opinion between the
editor and proprietor, growing out of the election of Hon.
J. D. Cameron to L'nited States Senate, Mr. Geist resigned.
As he had represented and given expression to Independent
Republican sentiments of the county since the organization
of the party in which he took an active part, a strong de-
sire was manifested to have him establish a journal which
should reflect the independent sentiments created and
fostered by him through the "Express." Various proposi-
tions were made to raise the capital through a stock com-
pany, but all failed. Ex-Senator John B. Warfel proposed
to advance the necessary means for the purchase of an
entire new plant and supply the necessary capital to put
the journal on a paying basis. His offer was accepted.
Although the enterprise was started in a period of great de-
pression, it exceeded the most sanguine expectations of its
friends. At the end of the first year the weekly edition
exceeded the circulation of any of its contemporaries. The
daily was steadily gaining in public favor. At the end of the
fifth year, the official record kept by the Lancaster post-
master showed that the "New Era" circulated as many
copies through that channel as all the local newspapers and

Slaymaker Row of Graves ix Leacock Burying Ground, Lancaster Co., Pa.

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periodicals combined. At end of sixth year, it liad paid back
all capital and doubled its plant, its job printing department
being one of the most complete in the state. Firm changed
to Warfel & Geist. Original staff of the "New Era", J. B.
Warjel, publisher; J. M. W. Geist, editor; Frank R. Dieffen-
derffer, associate editor; John J. Cochran, managing news
editor, assisted by James D. Landis, Walter Kieffer and Geo.
W. Mason, on local news department, and B. S. Schindle in
charge of business office. All of the above had been asso-
ciated with Mr. Geist on the "Express" except Mr. Dieffen-
derffer. The "New Era" to-day far exceeds any of its con-
temporaries, both in its newspaper and job-printing work,
having one of the most complete plants in the State.
Children's Home, Lancaster, Pa.

The idea of organizing a Children's Home in Lancaster,
Pa., was conceived by Miss Mary Bowman, and the idea was
realized by the institution being incorporated March 29, 1S60.
First trustees: H. E. Slay maker, P. McConomy, B. Champ-
neys, C. M. Howell, S. S. Rathfon, C. McCleery, Christian
Widmyer, R. F. Rauch, Saumel Bausman, Jacob Frantz,
J. R. Smeltz. Dr. John L. Atlee, Sr., President; B. A.
Schaeffer and C. H. Lefever, Vice-Presidents; Geo. Calder,
Jr., Secretary; Horace Rathfon, Treasurer.

The Board of Managers were Miss Mary Bowman, First
Directress; Mrs. Serena Franklin, Second Directress; Mrs.
Sarah M. Kramph, Secretary; Miss Maria Miller, Treasurer;
Mrs. Susan Miller, Matron; Mrs. Ehzabeth McComsey,
Teacher; Miss Henrietta Hoffmeier, Miss Susan Smith, Miss
Ehzabeth Eicholtz, Mrs. Rosina Hubley, Mrs. Louisa Long,
Mrs. Elizabeth Sterrit, Mrs. Ann Muhlenberg, Mrs. John R.
Russell, Miss Margaret Heitshu, Mrs. G. B. Kerfoot, Miss
Margaret Humes, Mrs. Jacob Griel, Mrs. Bartram A. Schaef-
fer, Miss Margaret Dale, Mrs. Isaac Dunn, Mrs. Henrietta

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Bomberger, Miss Louisa Voorhes, Mrs. Sarah Cox, Mrs. Geo.
M. Steinman and Mrs. Mary Patterson.

Memorial Presbyterian- Church, Lancaster, Pa.
On February 7, 1869, the first session of Memorial Presby-
terian Sabbath School, from which has grown the church of
the same name, was held on the second floor of the old
ShifHer Hose House, on South Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.,
which is now the home of Engine Company No. 2, of our
fire department. There were present at this service forty-
four scholars, teachers and officers. The Superintendents
of the school were Amos Fleming Slaymaker, D. W. Bissel,
Dr. Henry Keneagy, H. R. Fulton, Esq., H. C. Moore, D. H.
Bartholomew, and Edward R. Garvin. The present mem-
bership of the school is about 400, including all departments.
Over one-half of Sunday-school scholars are members of the
church and over one-half cf the officers and teachers were
former scholars. The present membership of the church
is about 300. Three of the boys who were former scholars
are now ministers.

Slay-maker's Old Stage House, and Salisbury, now
Slaymakerville, L.ancaster County, Pa.

Amos Slaymaker, one of the stage line proprietors of Ree-
side, Slaymaker & Co., line running from Philadelphia
through Lancaster county. Pa., to the We.«t, built a' large
tavern on the Philadelphia pike, about fourteen miles east of
Lancaster, at Salisburyville, w^here a change of horses was
made and twenty minutes allowed passengers to dine. Also
stage passengers took supper and breakfast here, staying
over night. Slaymaker's tavern was justly celebrated as
one of the best on the road. It was the only one known as
a "Stage House" on the turnpike within the county of

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Lancaster, though there were in all sixty taverns on the
route between Lancaster and Philadelphia, or nearly one to
every mile. The hotel property is now the private home of
CUnton Himes.

After the railroad was built through Lancaster County,
the nearest point being nearly a mile from Salisburyville,
the stage line was abandoned and the glory of the place has
departed. It is now known, and has been for a long number
of 3^ears, as Slaymakerville. After Amos Slaymaker retired
from keeping the "Stage House," he built the large stone
homestead, now known as the "White Chimneys," in 1807,
not far from the "Stage House," in Slaymakerville. This
homestead descended to Amos Slaymaker's .son Henry Flem-
ing Slaymaker, and in turn to his son, Samuel Cochran Slay-
maker, and is now owned and occupied by his son, Samuel
Redsecker Slaymaker, and will descend to his son. Samuel
Cochran Slaymaker, second .

In the fall of 1907, a large gathering of manj^ of the rela-
tives and friends commemorating the one hundredth anni-
versary of the erection of the building, was given by the
present owner, on which occasion the following poem was
written by Mrs. Samuel Evans, whose husband was a grand-
son of Amos Slaymaker, above mentioned:

When the Bible-loving Slayraakers came

To the sylvan land of Penn,
Did the)' know they had chosen the rarest .spot

That ever was known to men?

Did they know that this shire would be queen of the State,

This State the queen of all
On this, the Solar System's best,

Our own terrestrial ball?

History of the Slaymaker Family.

'Twas not for wealth of soil or mine,

A home or power they sought;
No, 'twas for freedom to worship God

As conscience deemed they ought.

Unharmed they nursed in this blest land

The faith they held so dear,
Penn's land, where men of every creed

Might worship without fear.

When came the time that tried men's souls,
When might oppressed the right,

Slaymal<ers fought in Freedom's cause
Till right was also miglit.

'Twas ere man had of railroads dreamed.
No freight trains shook the earth,

Nor travel by steam in Stephenson's
Nor Fulton's brain had birth.

Coach Conestoga's six good steeds
Through woodland sped the way.

And travelers tlien were less than now
Impatient of delay.

'Twas Amos Slaymaker, M. C,

Made travel elegant.
Demanding for the stage coach fine

A road like adamant.

Our kindly host's progenitor

By whom this home was reared,
Ser\^ed here witli gentle piety

Tlie God wliom he revered,

Not only in liis songs of praise.

Or when in prayer he knelt — -
Approving conscience must be his

Whene'er with men he dealt.

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Profound respect at Iiome, abroad,

In church and Conpcress hall,
Was meted him as honor due.

And rendered him by all.

Oh! dearly prize this heritage,

'Tis more than house and lands
High character to emulate

With pure heart and clean liands.

Fond friends and kindred here to-day

The host and helpmeet sweet.
Bright boy and darling baby girl.

With choicest wishes greet.

Prosperity of goodness bom

And conscience free from fears
Be ever with them as to-day

Through many joyous }'ears!

The Century past a beacon safe.

Will be the hght to guide
To coming years of blessedness

For all who here abide.

Stage Line of Reeside, Slaymaker & Co.

The stage line of Reeside, Slaymaker & Co., running from
Philadelphia to West, was owned and operated by Henry,
Samuel and Amos Slaymaker, three brothers. Their barn
in Lancaster, Pa., was situated on East Chestnut street,
corner of Duke street. Adjoining the stables they built
three one-story and a half houses, two of these, corner of
Chestnut and Cherry streets and the one adjoining it, are
still standing: as built, and third house west of Cherry street,
o^ Chestnut street, was raised several years ago to a three-
story building. The barn was burned on the evening of
November 1, 1832.

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The People's National Bank, Lancaster, Pa.
The People's National Bank, of Lancaster, Pa., organized
March 16, 1887. The first President was Samuel H. Rey-
nolds, who was succeeded by J. L. Steinmetz, who in turn
was succeeded by P. E. Slaymaker, who now holds the
office. This institution may, in one sense, be called a Slay-
maker bank; the first Cashier was P. E. Slaymaker; the
present President is P. E. Slaymaker; the present Vice-Presi-
dent, L W. Leidigh's daughter, Ella, married George Duf-
field Slaymaker; the present Cashier, Du Bois Rohrer's wife
was Annie Cornelia Slaymaker.

The Literal Translation of Schleiermacher.

The literal translation of the word Schleiermacher is a
veil maker; not the kind of veil worn by women, but an
awning or drapery maker; the insignia can be seen on the
coat of arms.

Some old buildings recently passed out of the Slaymaker
possession. Near Williamstown, on part of the original
1,000 acres taken up by Mathias Slaymaker, is a very old
stone barn and house and on the same place is a spring,
which is very strong, some claim that this is the original
spring near which Mathias Slaymaker first settled; but as
that part of the country is full of springs, this is merely
conjecture. This property has been continuously in the
Slaymaker family and but recently sold by the heirs of
Nathaniel E. Slaymaker, thus taking it out of Slaymaker
possession.

Story of Slaymaker's Bull.

The story of the Slaymaker's bull has been the cause of
considerable inquiry on the part of the compiler of this book,
but all seems to be uncertain. Some claim that he is all a

People's National ]iAXK, Lancaster, Pa

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myth, others stating that it is not a myth, but is an actual
occurrence. The story, as near as I can glean it, is that the
engine was being brought up the old "State Road," now the
Pennsylvania Railroad, somewhere between Leaman Place
and Williamstown, Lancaster County, Pa. The bull not
hking the looks of the engine, went for it with his head down ;
and the engine being small in those days, not being like our
large locomotives to-day, was jarred by the force of the
animal and upset, being somewhat damaged but not seriously.
The animal, however, did not fare this way, but was hurt
so badly that it had to be afterward killed.

The ownership of the bull seems to be also in doubt.
Some say that it belonged to the father of Dr. J. M. Slay-
maker, of Philadelphia; others that it belonged to Captain
John Slaymaker, and still others, that it belonged to Henry
F. Slaymaker.

Slaymakers Not of Jewish Extraction.
It has been stated to me that the Schleiermachers were of
"Jewish extraction." I have made inquiry and been told
that Germany, in the time of the Reformation, had very
few Jews, and those had but one name and that name given
to them by the government. I have been also told by Ger-
mans that no Jew was allowed in the German army before
1860, so that the Schleiermachers could not have been of
Jewish extraction.

The Fickel Branch.
Margaret Slaymaker, daughter of the first Mathias, mar-
ried Michael Fickel, whose land adjoined the Slaymaker's.
many of whose descendants now live in and near Carlisle,
Pa., but who cannot be arranged in proper chronological
order, as no records of the descendants can be found.

32 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Bad Treatment of the Daughter of Lawrence Slay'-

MAKER BY HeR MoTHER AND JaCOB PfOUTZ.

At the death of Lawrence Slaymaker, son of the original
Mathias Slaymaker, he left a daughter, Anna Barbara, who
was then under the control of her mother and Jacob Pfoutz,
and who treated her so badly that her grandfather, Mathias
Slaymaker, had her taken from them and raised her himself.
The following paper, however, will speak for itself:
To the Worshipfull the Justices of the Orphans' Court, Held

at Lancaster, for the said county, 4 Dec, 1752. The
Petition of Matthias Slaymaker.
Humble Shewith:

That at an Orphans' Court held at Lancaster, Pa., the 6th
March 1749 Yor Petr was appointed Gaurdian to Barbara
Slaymaker an orphan (Daughter of Lawrence Slaymaker, deed.,
he being the Grandfather of the said Barbara That at the
Request of Eve the Wife of Jacob Foutz and mother of the
said Barbara she the said Barbara wa.s put under the care of
the said Eve on Condition that she the said Eve and her said
Husband would behave to the said Child in a kind and Tender
Manner Which they by no means have done but on the Con-
trary have at all times used her very ill Especially Jacob
Foutz, her father in Law of which the said Barbara hath Fre-
quently Complained. Wherefore Your Petd Prays Your
Worships to Order that the said Barbara be taken from her
said Father-in-Law and Put under Yor Petr Care and Your
Petitioner is Willing to Educate and Bring up the child with-
out Charging her for her Maintenance or Education.

And Yor Petr as in Duty Bound, will pray,

his

MATHIAS X SLAYMAKER.

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Cochran.

John Cochran left Scotland and settled in Ireland in 1570.
Came from Frenos, two miles westward from Paisley, in Scot-
land, Had three sons, Hugh, John and James. He was a
clansman of the powerful house of Dundonald. Many of his
descendants were of the gentry, most were yeomen, but all
led sober, upright and righteous lives, feared God and kept
His Commandments. John Cochran and his offspring hved
one hundred and ten years in three towns — Moboy, Kilker-
augh and Carrikeel.

Old Peter with his family and John "Ye Man," so called,
and Jonathan came and settled in New England.

James, Stephen and David settled in Chester County, Pa.,
and laid out their farms near the rippling current of the
Octoraro; James first resided in Sadsbury, in 1742. He pur-
chased 135 acres additional in the same township, but it was
not until the year 1745 that a large tract in common by the
three brothers, James, Stephen and David, was divided and
patent issued by John, Thomas and Richard Penn to James
for three contiguous lots, aggregating 430 acres. The tract
lay to the south of Stephen's and David's shares. Through
the northern portion, near the northwestern boundary, divid-
ing it from the land of Stephen's, ran the New Castle road,
called the Gap and Newport Turnpike. There the little
village of Cochranville by its name perpetuates the tradition
of the clan whose pibroch and whose slogan have long ceased
to sound on Scottish hills.

DUFFIELD.

Descended from George and Margaret, who emigrated
from Ireland in 1730, and settled in Pequea, Lancaster County,
Pa. They were descended from Huguenot ancestry, their
forefathers having escaped from France on account of

34 History of the Slaymaker Famiia'.

religious persecution, and settled in England and afterwards
passed over into the north of Ireland. The name was origi-
nally du Fielde, but became Anglicised after the family
had settled in England.

BUSHOXG.

John Bushong, a French Huguenot, sailed from Rotter-
dam by way of Cowes, in ship Brittannia, of London, Michael
Franklyn, master, arriving at Philadelphia in September,
1731.
I Ferrees axd Lefever.

In the reign of Louis XIV., King of France, the privileges
of the Protestants were openly violated. Missionaries were
sent out for their conversion, supported by dragoons, and
severities were exercised which excited horror and indigna-
tion of all Reformed states in Europe. Inflamed by a spirit
of intolerance and bigotry, Louis undertook to put an end
to Protestantism. About this time the husband of Mary
Ferrie, or Verre, or Ferree, resided in the town of Lindau,
not far from the river Rhine, in the kingdom of France. His
family consisted of himself, his wife, three sons and three
daughters, Daniel, Philip, John, Catherine, Mary and Jane.
The father was a silk-weaver by trade, his religion Calvinistic,
and, therefore, became a sufferer from Louis' bigotry. Troops
drove the Protestants from the town and murdered a number
of them and destroyed their property. The Ferrees fled to
Germany, near Strasburg, residing there two years. On
leaving France they were accompanied by a young man,
Isaac LeFevre, whose relatives had all been murdered in the
religious persecutions. Before leaving Germany, Mr. Ferree
died, jjis widow, after that, was not pleased to be called
by any but her maiden name, Mary Warrinbuer. After
eaving Germany, they came to London, England, from there

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to New York, going to Esopus, above New York city. After
two years there, they came to Philadelphia, thence to Lan-
caster County, Pa., to the Pequea settlement.

Shortly after they landed in America Isaac LeFevre mar-
ried Catharine, daughter of Mary Ferree, from whom nearly
all the LeFevres now living in Lancaster County, Pa., de-
scend, although the George Lefever who married Anna
Barbara Slaymaker, whose descendants live largely in
Adams and Cumberland Counties, Pa., I am inclined to think
do not belong to this LeFevre family, but to the ones who
settled in New York State, but I would not give this as a
fact, only my own opinion. -i -j Qfl'^'^f^

Fleming.
WilHam Fleming, a native of Greenock, Scotland, had an
uncle who was a sea-faring man and owned one or more
vessels, in which he took merchandise of a miscellaneous
character to America, and brought cargoes of tobacco and
wheat on his return voyage to Scotland. LTpon one occa-
sion, when this uncle arrived at Greenock, his nephew, William,
then a minor, went down to the vessel to see him. The
former persuaded him to make a voyage to America and help
work the ship and see the new country. Whether the young
man's parents were dead or whether he ran away from home
is unknown. In due time the vessel arrived in Chesapeake
bay, at the commencement of the harvest time, in the latter
part of about 16S0. His uncle persuaded him to go ashore
and help the farmers witli their harvest, and said it would be
a month or more before he would be ready to sail for Scot-
land. William began work for a farmer, and while thus
engaged, the vessel sailed without him. He then discovered
that his uncle had bound him as a servant to the farmer
for a period of four years. He never saw his uncle again but

36 History of the Slaymaker Family.

made the most of his surrounding circumstances and served
the farmer faithfully during the term of his indenture. Crops
along the Chesapeake were poor, and so at the expiration of
his term he found employment in the family of Richard
Moore, an Englishman, in Concord Township, Delaware
County. After a short time he married their daughter,
Mary Moore. In 1714 he moved his family near Coatesville.
He erected his dwelling where Lukens' rolling mill now
stands, along Brandj^ine Creek, and planted an orchard.
He died in 1733. He had the following children: John, Wil-
liam, Henry, George, James, Peter, Mary, who married Daniel
Cowan, and Susannah, who married William Cowan. James
Fleming, above son of William Fleming, had a son John Flem-
ing, known as John Fleming, Sr., who had a son John Flem-
ing, Jr., who had a son Henry Fleming, who was married to
Let it ia Parke. John Fleming, Jr., married Mary Slaymd.ker,
daughter of Henry Sla.ymaker.

Jones and Richardson.

An old Welch Quaker lived at what is now the home of
Samuel R. Slaymaker, Slaymakerville, Lancaster Countj',
Pa., named Samuel Jones. His son, Henry Jones, had two
sons, William Jones, called "Captain" Jones, for he com-
manded a privateer in the days of the Revolution and since
has been a man of note in Philadelphia; when the Bank of
the United States was chartered, in 1816, he was made
president of it. Lloyd Jones, the other son, followed the
sea all his life. Samuel Jones' eldest daughter, Mary, was
born on the high sea and first married Lawrence Richardson,
of Leacock, July 21, 1732, and had two children — John Rich-
ardson, of Ohio, and Faithful Richardson, who married
Henry Slaymaker. Mary Jones Richardson, after the death
of her husband, married Thomas Green, an Englishman;

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children, Susana, married John Clemson, and Hannah,
married Joshua Way.

McIlvaine.

The Mcllvaines originated, or once lived in Bally Mence,
Ireland, but sprang from the Scottish clan, McBane and
McVean, which became through time the present name.
The badge of the clan and coat of arms bears the inscription
"Touch not a cat, but with gloves." The exact date when
the Mcllvaine's came to this countrj^ I cannot give, but it
must have been at an early day. George McIlvaine was
lieutenant in the Revolutionary War. The first authentic
record that I could secure was that William McIlvaine mar-
ried Mary DuflBeld, sister of Rev. George Duffield, pastor
of Old Pine Street Church and Chaplain of Continental Con-
gress.

Reichert, now Reigart.

Ulrich Reichert was born in Schwegenheim, Bavaria,
March, 1695; married Anna Maria Merkel, who was born
March, 1701, in Schwegenheim, in Churpfaltz (Electorate of
the Palatinate), two hours from Spire. Her father was
Abraham Merkel, weaving master; her mother was Margaret.
When Anna Maria was ten years old, her father died; when
she was twelve, she united with the church, and when she
was twenty-one, was married. They emigrated to Penn-
sylvania in 1738, had nine children — four sons and two
daughters. Ulrich, above mentioned, died March 15, 1766;
his wife died October 30, 1768. Their second son, Adam
Reigart, married Catherine Yeiser, nee Carpenter, widow of
Frederick Yeiser. After her death, Adam Reigart married
Susana Franks. They had no children.

Adam and Catherine Reigart had a son, Adam Reigart,

38 History of the Slaymaker Family.

who married Mary Wager. They had a number of children.
We -R-ill only mention two, Margaret Reigart. who married
Henry Y. Slaymaker, and Susan Reigait, who married
Stephen C. Slaj-maker.

The above only illustrate a few of the many positions
held by the descendants of Mathias Schleiermacher.

Lawrence Slaymaker, oldest son of Mathias Slaymaker,
the first, died some years before his father, leaving a small
daughter, who was raised by her grandfather. At his death,
Mathias Schleiermacher left the bulk of his property to his
four sons — John. Henrj', Mathias and Daniel — a small por-
tion being given to his two daughters, Barbara and j\Iar-
garet. I give the will in full below, as follows:

Will of Mathias Slaymaker.

In the name of God Amen the twenty fifth daj' of Novem-
ber in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and
sixt}' two, I Mathias Slaymaker, of Strasburg Township,
Lancaster Count}', and province of Pennsj-lvania, yeoman
being very sick and weak in Body but of Perfect mind and
memory, thanks be given unto God therefore Calling to
mind the mortaUty of my body and knowing that it is ap-
pointed for all men once to die do make and ordain this my
last Will and Testament that is to say Principally and first
of all I give and recommend my soul into the Hands of God
that gave it and my Body I recommend it to the Earth to be
buried in a Christian like and decent manner nothing doubt-
ing but at the General Resurrection to receive the same
again by the mighty power of God and as touching such
worldly Estate where with God hath been pleased to bless
me in this Life I give and dispose of the same in the manner
and form following first of all it is my will and I do order
that all my just debts and funeral charges be paid and satis-

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fied, secondly I give and bequeath unto the Heir of my old-
est son Lawrence 81aymaker deceased ten shillings to be
levied out of my Estate, Thirdly I will and bequeath unto
my daughter JMargaret one hundred pounds to be levied out
of my Estate one year after my decease, Fourthly I will and
bequeath unto my daughter Barbara the sum of one hun-
dred pounds which she received from me at sundry times
and ten shillings more to be levied out of my Estate, Fifthly
I will and bequeath unto my son Mathias Slaymaker all that
massuage or tract of Land that now he respectively dwells
on and the' sum of ten shillings to be levied out of my Estate,
Sixthly I will and bequeath in like manner aforesaid unto
my two sons John and Henry Slaymaker the Lands they re-
spectively dwell on and ten shillings each of them to be levied
out of my Estate, Finally I will and bequeath unto my
youngest son Daniel Slaymaker all the remainder of my
estate real and personal and do constitute and appoint him
to execute this my last will and testament and I do hereby
utterly disallow revoke and disannul all and every other
former Testament, Wills or Legacies and Executors by me
in any wise before this time named willed and bequeathed
ratifying and Confirming this and no other to be my last
Will and Testament In witness whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and seal the day and j-ear above written

Signed sealed published pronounced by me the said Mathias
Slaymaker to be my last will and testament

Mathias Slaymaker.

William White and

John Legget.

One Special Feature of This Book.

One special feature of this book is that I have in it the cuts
of six generations — Henry Slaymaker, son of the original

40 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Mathias Slaymaker; his son, Amos Slaymaker; Amos Slay-
maker's son, Henry F. Slaymaker; Henry F. Slay maker's
son, Samuel C. Slaymaker; Samuel C. Slaymaker's son, Sam-
uel R. Slaymaker, and Samuel R. Slaymaker's son and
daughter, Samuel C. Slaymaker, Second, and Helen Elizabeth
Slaymaker, making, as I stated before, the cuts of six genera-
tions (continuous).

The Young Woman's Christian Association.
In November, 1889, the Woman's Christian Association
was organized and in 1893 the name was changed to the
Young Woman's Christian Association. Mrs. .Zell was presi-
dent pro tern, for one month and was succeeded by Mrs. S. M.
Vernon, who was the first permanent president, and she was
succeeded by Mrs. Chas. A. Heinitsh, in 1892. Mrs. Hein-
itsh was succeeded by Dr. A. M. Underwood, in 1892. Mrs.
E. J. Satchell was elected president in 1895, followed by Mrs.
Annie E. Wood, from 1898 to 1909, when she was succeeded
by Miss Mary Slaymaker Kepler, the present president.

The Lancaster Play Grounds Association.
In the early part of 1909 an agitation was started looking
toward the establishing of play grounds for the children of
Lancaster, Pa., and finally, on March 12, 1909, a permanent
organization was effected with the following officers: Presi-
dent, H. S. WilHamson; Vice-President, W. C. Bidlack; Secre-
tary, W. F. Carey; Treasurer, P. E. Slaymaker.

PART II,

DESCENDANTS OF LAWRENCE SLAYMAKER

Lawrence Slaymaker, oldest son of Mathias Schleier-
macher, was born in Germany and came to this country with
his father. He died some years before his father. Lawrence
Slaymaker married Eve Pfautz, and had one child.

I. Anna Barbara Slaymaker (b., Feb. 18, 1739; m. ,

1761; d., Aug., 1820), who married George Lefever,

moved to Adams County, near Gettysburg, Pa., from

there to Cumberland County, Pa. They had twelve

children, as follows:

First. Isaac Lefever ( (b., Feb. 11, 1767; m., June 4,

1807; d., Aug. 21, 1829) married Nancy McGahan,

Eleven children, as follows:

A. George Lefever (b. March 24, 1808) married

— ■ . Had a number of children.

Only one known, Louisa.

B. Twin. No name. (B., ; d., .)

C. Twin. No name. (B., ; d., .)

D. Joseph Lefever (b., Nov. 23, 1809; m., ;

d., July 25, 1890) married Rebecca .

Had a number of children; all dead but one
son, Edward.

E. Elizabeth Lefever (b., Nov. 1, 1811; m.,

) married John Johnson. Had a son

and daughter, Bruce Johnson. and Mrs. W. J.
Deison.

41

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F. Nancy Lefever (b., Feb. 26, 1814; m., ;

d., Dec. 23, 1892) married Isaac D. Ross.
Had a number of children, only one known —
Henry C. Ross.

G. Isaac Lefever married Permedlia French.

Had five children, two sons and two daugli-
ters, names unknown, and one daughter. Nar-
cissus Lefever; married Parks.

H. Daniel Lefever (b. ; d., ).

I. Jesse Lefever.

J. Mary Lefever, married Shinn.

K. Susan Lefever. married George Martin. Had
a number of children, only one known — Eliz-
abeth.
Second. Elizabeth Lefever (b. Dec. 8. 1761 ; m.,

; d., Feb. 7, 1835), married Peter Tritt.

Thirteen children, as follows:

A. Elizabeth Tritt (b. ,June 18, 1784; m., ;

d., Oct. 17, 1831), married David Palm.

B. Jacob Tritt (b., Jan. 13, 1780; m., -; m.,

; d., Dec. 17, 1856), married twice;

first time to Susan Albert; two children, as
follows :
One. Peter Albert Tritt (b., Feb. 20, 1813;
m., Dec. 21, 1846), married Margaret
Jane Coale. Four children, as follows:
a. Jacob A. Tritt (b., Feb. 8, 1848; m.,
June 22, 1877), married Alice K.
Webb. Four children, as follows:
I. Anna Imogexe Tritt (b., May
20, 1878; m., Aug. 2, 1896),
married R. C. Wells. One child,
Schuyler Wells (b., Feb. 28,
1897).

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 43

II. Webb H. Tritt (I)., Aug. 15, 1879;
d., Aug. 23, 1896).

III. Chalmer J. Tritt (b., Sept. 29,

1881).

IV. Albert P. Tritt (b., April 2,

1884).

b. Eliza Ann Tritt (b., Sept. 21, 1849;

m., Nov. 27, 1872), married Dr. C.
W. Slick. One son, C. J. Slick (b.,
Nov. 11, 1878).

c. Sarah Alice Tritt (b., May 28, 1853;

d., Sept. 25, 1866).

d. Anna Tritt (b.. ).

Two. Elizabeth Tritt (b., Jan., 1811; m.,

; d., about 1836), married James

Lewis. Three children, as follows:

a. William Lewis.

b. Jacob Lewis.

c. Sarah Lewis, married Cannon.

Jacob Tritt married second time to Jane Fisher,

no children.

C. - Barb.\ra Tritt (b., May 10, 1778; d. ).

D. Barb.\ra Tritt (b., March 19, 1789; d., ).

E. Christian Tritt (b., July 25, 1796; m., 1820;

m., Nov. 23, 1852; d., Jan. 10, 1871), married
twice; married first time to Lydia Stough.
Fourteen children, as follows:
One. Peter N. Tritt (b., June 24, 1821; m.,

; d., June 9, 1849), married Nancy

Neckey. Seven children, as follows:
a. Philip Stough Tritt, married

. Five children, as follows:

I. John Tritt?
II. Samuel Tritt?

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III. Stouuh Tritt?

IV. Lydia Tkitt?

V. Elizabeth Tritt?

b. Infant (b., ; d., ).

c. Elizabeth Tritt, married Feree.

d. Ly'dia J. Tritt, mai-ried Shafer.

e. John A. Tritt (b., Sept. 23, 1847; m.,

Jan., 1869), married Jennie E. To-
bias. Five children, as follows:
I. Alice E. Tritt.
II. Edgar P. Tritt.

III. Florence E. Tritt.

IV. Maud J. Tritt.
V. MEL\aN J. Tritt.

f. Infant (b., ; d., ).

g. Samuel J. Tritt.

Two. Elizabeth Tritt (b., Oct. 19, 1824; m.,

; d., March 29, 1883), married

John Hemminger. Nine children, as
follows:

a. Warren Ducal Hemminger (b., Sept.

13, 1850).

b. Christian Tritt Hemminger (b., July

27, 1852), married Mary A. Hengler.

c. Frances Cath.\rine Hemminger (b.,

Jan. 9, 1845) m., ), married

Edward McLaughlin. Four children, as
follows :
I. Frank Edwin McLaughlin (b.,

March 27, 1878).
II. Wellas Howe McLaughlin (b.,

July 11, 1880).
III. Ethel Elizabeth McLaughlin,
(b., Feb. 21, 1883).

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 45

IV. Ammy Bell McLaughlin, (b.,
Dec. 12, 1891).

d. Benjamin Calvin Hemminger (b.,

April 17, 1857).

e. Margaret Jane Hemminger (b., Aug.

16, 1859.)

f. Sarah Bell Hemminger, (b., Nov. 29,

1861; m., — — ), married Gilbert
Greese. Two children, as follows:
I. Bertha E. Greese (b., April 2,
1883).
IL Mayble Greese (b., June 12,1890).

g. Mary Elizabeth Hemminger (b., Aug.

2, 1864; d., July 7, 1874).
h. Julia Anna Hemminger (b., Oct. 26,

1867; m., ), married William

Anderson. Two children, as fol-
lows :
L Edna Gown Anderson (b., Aug.
1, 1888).
II. Edith Wills Anderson (b., July
14, 1890).
i. John Wesley Hemminger (b., March
8, 1870.)
Three. Catharine Tritt (b., Jan. 19, 1823;

m., — ; d., March 17, 1882), married

Peter Foust. Five children, as follows:

a. William G. Foust (b., Sept. 21, 1854;

m., ), married Kate Warden.

One child, George C. Foust (b., Oct.
1883).

b. Mary E. Foust married Joseph Burt-

nett.

c. Lydia Bell Foust (b., Feb. 19, 1862;

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m., ), married William T.

Hoops. Two children, as follows:
I. Grace E. Hoops (b., Aug. 17,

1884).
II. M. Ethel Hoops (b.. May 24,
1890).

d. Christian T. Foust (b., Dec. 24, 1860;

m., ; m., Oct. 13, 1887),

married twice; first time, to Carrie
Martin ; second time to Susan Wolf.
Two children, as follows:
I. Bertie I. Foust (b., Nov. 10,

1890).
II. Lulu M. Foust (b., Sept. 6, 1892).

e. Catharine Agnes Foust, married Geo.

W. Strohm. Two children, as fol-
lows :
I. Hellex E. Strohm (b., July 23

1885).
II. Jennie T. Strohm (b., Nov. 4
1887).
Four. Mary Magdalin Tritt (b., Dec. 16

1825; d., April 24, 1827).
Five. Martin Luther Tritt (b., Sept. 29

1837; d., May 12, 1838).
Six. Jacob Miller Tritt (b., Feb. 4, 1827)
married Sarah Wolf. Five children, as
follows :

a. Christian Tritt, married Mary Ann

Shank. Have several small children.

b. Belle Tritt, married John Kissinger.

Three children, as follows:
I. Annie Kissinger.
II. Edgar Kissinger.
III. John Kissinger.

Descendants of Lawrence Slwmaker. 47

c. Jacob Tritt, married Dollie Moore.

One child.

d. Margaret Tritt (b., ; d., ).

e. Jane Tritt, married David Sheaffer.

Six or seven small children.
Seven. Sarah Agnes Tritt (b., Dec. 6, 1845;
m., Dec. 20, 1866), married Abraham
George Myers. Five children, as fol-
lows:

a. Frank Raymond Myers (b., June 23,

1867; m., Jan. 14, 1892), married
Elizabeth Koons.

b. James Oliver Myers (b., Nov. 23, 1868;

m., Feb. 6, 1895), married Margery
Hempill.

c. Lee Tritt Myers (b., June 19, 1871).

d. Emma Bertha Myers (b., 1873; m.,

Feb. 7, 1895), married James Hem-
minger.

e. Melvin Fishburn Myers.

Eight. Barbara Ann Tritt (b. Nov. 2, 1828),
married Frances G. Williamson. Ten
children, as follows:

a. Adaline a. Williamson (b., Feb. 4,

1865; m., Dec. 23, 1890), married
Charles T. Hustler. One child,
Leon B. Hustler (b., Jan. 18, 1893).

b. Christian Tritt (b., March 16, 1860;

m., ), married Mary Elizabeth

. Six children, as follows:

I. Mary E. Williamson (b., Sept. 9,

1893).
n. Hugh H.-vrper Williamson (b.,
July 3, 1890).

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III. Tabitha Anna Williamson (b.,

Dec. 3, 1888; d., June, 1889).

IV. Eugene Frascis Williamson,

(b., Aug. 22, 1882).
V. Rena Vida Williamson (b., July
15, 1884).
VI. Elsie C. Williamson (b., June 16,
1S86).

c. Amelia Caroline Williamson (b., Oct.

3, 1862), married Robert Elmer
Feiler.

d. Moshime R. Williamson (b., July 19,

1871).

e. Infant (b., ; d., ).

f. Elizabeth Williamson (b., Jan. 12,

1876).

g. Ralph Williamson (b., Dec. 4, 1866).
h. Margaret A. Williamson (b. ,Aug. 12,

1857; d., Aug. 2, 1858).
i. Delilah A. Williamson (b., Sept. 4,

1857; m., ), married her

cousin, John Black Tritt. For de-
scendants, see record of John Black
Tritt.
j. Johnston Williamson (b., March 18,
1850; d., May 10, 1875).
Nine. John Stough Tritt (b.. May 28, 1832;
m., Feb. 7, 1856), married Sarah Good-
hart. Eight children, as follows:

a. Mary LomsA Tritt (b., Oct. 22, 1873;

d., April 24, 1874).

b. Ida Laura Tritt (b., Nov. 3. 1863; d.,

Dec. 14, 1863).

c. Hettie Jane Florence Tritt (b., Jan.

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 49

3, 1869; m., ), married Lin-
coln Ernest. Three children, as
follows :
I. LuLA Ernest.
II. John Tritt Ernest.
III. Patterson Ernest.

d. Jessie E. Tritt (b., Dec. 23, 1878).

e. Francis Charlotte Tritt (b., April 29,

1863; m., Feb. 28, 1895), married
D. E. SoUenberger.

f. Frederick Martin Tritt (b., Nov. 3,

1861).

g. John Graham Tritt (b., Dec. 31, 1858;

d., ).

h. Catharine Bell Trit (b.. May 3, 1857;
d., Dec. 13, 1861).
Ten. Samuel Alexander Tritt (b. Aug. 5,

1834; m., ; d., April 19, 1883),

married Elizabeth Bishop. Seven chil-
dren, as follows:

a. Theodore Grove Tritt (b., Dec. 3,

1858; m., ), married Clara J.

Coover. Two children, as follows:

I. Maggie Tritt (b., Sept. 2, 1884).
II. Heller Tritt (b., April 30, 1894).

b. Elder Lane Tritt (b., Jan. 11, 1861).

c. John Bishop Tritt (b., Oct. 9, 1867;

m., ), married Ida Newcomer.

One child, John Newcomer Tritt
(b., Dec. 21, 1894).

d. James Ira Tritt (b., April 9, 1867; m.,

), married Laura B. Hand-
shew.

e. Frances E. Tritt (b., Dec. 31, 1869)

50 History of the Slaymaker Family.

married Bradford P. Ernest. Two
children, as follows:
I. Bradford L. Ernest (b., May 13,
1892).
II. Ray T. Ernest (b., Nov. 26, 1894).

f. I. Myrtle Tritt (b., Aug. 2, 1872).

g. S. Josephine Tritt (b., Jan. 16, 1879).
Eleven. David Palm Tritt (b., Aug. 20, 1830;

m., Dec. 14, 1858; m., Dec. 25, 1865),
married twice; first time to Mary L.
Fisher. Two children, as follows:

a. Charles Edgar Tritt.

b. Mary Ellen Tritt, married Hugh Ful-
ton. Have infant son.

David Palm Tritt married second time to
Sarah Ann Harper. Two children, as
follows:

a. Edward Green Tritt, married Ella

Fulton. Two children, as follows:
I. Robert Fulton Tritt.
II. Margaret Harper Tritt.

b. Lulu P. Tritt, married Robert Mullen

McCune. One child.

Fransen Harper McCune (b., ;

d. ).

Twelve. Tabitha Jane Tritt (b., July 11,
1839; m., Dec. 23, 1858), married Wil-
liam Johnston McCullough. Four chil-
dren, as follows:

a. David Coyle McCullough (b., Sept. 24,

1864).

b. John Hoavard McCullough (b. Sept.

24, 1864).

c. Christian Tritt McCullough (b.,

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 51

Sept. 21, 1861; m., Dec. 23, 1890),
married Mary A. Paul. One child.
Joseph Paul McCullough (b. Feb.
15, 1894.
d. Williamson Linn McCullough (b.,
July 13, 1859; m., Dec. 23, 1880).
Married Alice Wetzel. One child.
John Wester McCullough (b., Sept.
8, 1882).
Thirteen. Martha Jane Tritt (b., Dec. 12,

1842.
Fourteen. Christian Tritt (b., March 21,

1841; m., ; in., ; d., Jan.

5, 1879); married twice; married first
time to Ellen Green. Four children, as
follows:

a. Lydia Bell Tritt (b., July 22, 1863),

married Abraham Goodhart. Two
children, as follows:
I. John Calvin Goodhart (b., Nov.

23, 1885).
IL Albert Chisnell Goodhart (b.,
March 19, 1890).

b. Calvin Tritt (b., July 23, 1866; m.,

) , married Eleanor

SchouUer. Two children, as follows:
L Eleanor Tritt (b., June 25, 1892).
IL Luetta Tritt (b., July 5, 1895).

c. Mary Ellen Tritt (b., July 22, 1863;

m., ), married Martin Bishop.

Two children, as follows:
I. HuLDA Catharine Bishop (b.,.

Nov. 15, 1886).
IL James Alfred Bishop (b., Aug.
21, 1889.

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d. Olive Bird Tritt (b., Jan. 18, 1870;

m., ), married James Stuart

Kuhns. One child:
William Stuart Kuhns (b., Sept. 19,
1893).
Chrlstiax Tritt married second time to Mrs.
Charlotte McCuUough, nee Pittenbury. One
child.

One. Ly"dia Isabell Tritt (b., Aug. 16,
1854; m., Sept. 24, 1876), married Wil-
liam Linn Duncan. Five children, as
follows :

a. James Linn Patterson Duncan

(b. June 10, 1877).

b. David Daniel Glenn Duncan

(b., July 29, 1879).

c. Matthew B. Boyd Duncan (b.,

Oct. 26. 1880; d.. May 4, 1883).

d. Charlotte Grizzelda Duncan

(b., Nov. 27, 1882).

e. Son (b., Feb. 11, 1889; d., Feb. 12,

1889).

F. Samuel Tritt (b., Sept. 14, 1803; m.. ;

ro., ; d., Feb. 22, 1873), married twice;

married first time to Annie Elizabeth Clark.
Two children, as follows:
One. Elizabeth Ann Tritt (b., July 27, 1835),

married William Hemminger.
Two. Jane Mary Tritt (b., June 3, 1840).
Samuel Tritt married second time to Julia Ann

Heag)^ Eight children, as follows:
One. Martha Ellen Tritt (b., June 30, 1845;
m., Jan. 11, 1872), married Samuel
Bricker. Had a child (b., Dec. 10, 1873).

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 53

Two. George Washington Tritt (b., Mch.

26, 1847; m., Feb. 3, 1870), married

Andelia James. Had two children.
Three. Samuel Heagy Tritt (b., Feb. 14,

1852).
Four. William Henderson Tritt (b., Oct.

15, 1854; d., Feb. 28, 1860).
Five. Emma Catharine Tritt (b., July 16,

1849; m., Oct. 26, 1871), married Mor-
■ row B. Skinner.
Six. Margaret Bell Tritt (b., Oct. 15, 1857;

d., Feb. 28, 1860).
Seven. David Walter Tritt (b., Nov. 21,

1862).
Eight. Edgar Line Tritt (b., Nov. 19, 1859).

G. Peter Tritt (b., Jan. 25, 1782; m., ; d.,

Jan. 24, 1860), married Sarah Line. Five
children, as follows:
One. Peter Tritt (b., ; d., , 16

years old).
Two. William Tritt (b., 1809), married

Buetgers. Six children, as fol-
lows:

a. Sarah Tritt (b., Aug. 21, 1836; m.,

; d., April 19, 1866), married

Samuel Lotzbaugh. One child.
Sarah Tritt.
Also a son, John King, by John King, to
whom she was never married.

b. William Myers Tritt (b., Nov. 19,

1840; d., Sept. 19, 1865).

c. Catharine Tritt (b., ; m., Mch.

6 or 13, 1866), married William Fink-
enbinder. One child.

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d. Reuben Tritt, married Ann Robinson.

e. Susannah M. Tritt (b., Sept., 1838;

m., Aug. 4, 1864), married Michael
S. Hoover.

f. Samuel Ruetzgers Tritt (b., 1834;

m., ; d., 1859), married Jane

Scheffer. Two children.
Three. George Tritt (b., 1811), married

twice; mairied first time to ■ ;

married second time to Mrs. Grey. Four

children, as follows:

a. A daughter, married Matthew Gelvin.

b. A daughter, married Henry B. Young.

c. Anna Barbara Tritt (b., ; m.,

March 27, 1873), married James
Gelvin.

d. Alfred Tritt (b., Sept. 29, 1848; d.,

Dec. 16, 1870).
Four. Elizabeth Tritt, married John Ash-
burn. Four children, as follows:

a. Mary Ashburn.

b. Sarah Bell Ashburn, married ■ —

Smith.

c. John Dunlap Ashburn, married

d. Josephine Ashburn.
i. Jacob Tritt, married Lydia Jane Henry.
Seven children, as follows:

a. Zellie Tritt, married Rankin Stover.

One child.
Infant (b., ; d., ).

b. Mabceli.us Tritt.

c. Mehala Tritt.

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f. Jane Tritt.

g. Henry Tritt.

George Tritt, moved from Cumberland Co.,
Pa., to Stark County, now Summit County,
Ohio, with all their worldly goods in a four-
horse covered wagon, in October, 1823, and
settled on a quarter section (160 acres) of
land, which he purchased from the U. S.
Ciovernment. On account of sickness, pur-
chased from the Holland Land Co. a piece
of land, 106 acres, all densely covered with
forest, three miles west of Meadville, Pa.,
and moved there in March, 1829, and built
house, cut of which will be found on opposite
page, until 1877, when a new home was built.
(B., Nov. 3, 1791; m., Oct. 20, 1814; d., Oct.
4, 1882.) Married Susannah Line. Three
children, as follows:
One. Sallie Ann Tritt (b., Jan. 7, 1817; m.,
June 17, 1847), married Hugh Wilson.
One child :
a. George Tritt Wilson, married Eliza-
beth Edeburn. Two children, as
follows:
I. Wallace A. Wilson.
II. Grace Edna Wilson.
Two. Abr.\ham Line Tritt (b., Jan. 1, 1821;
m., June 16, 1855; d., Aug. 17, 1894),
married Sarah Catharine Compton. One
child:
a. Anna Mary Tritt, married John
Wright Wilkinson. Eight chilcren,
as follows:

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I. John Wright Wilkinson (b.

).

TI. Arthvr Abraham Wilkinson
(b., ).

III. M.sRY Wright Wilkinson (b.,

)■

IV. Sarah Caroline Wilkinson (b.,

;d., ).

V. Anna Wilkinson (b., ).

VI. Thomas Lee Wilkinson (b.,

; d., — ).

VII. Abraham Tritt Wilkinson (b.,

: d., ).

VIII. William Henry Wilkinson.
Three. William George Tritt (b., Dec. 18,
1826; m., Nov. 26, 1S57), married Eliza-
beth Denny. Two children, as follows:

a. Sarah Francis Tritt.

b. Amelia, Tritt.

I. Catharine Tritt (b., July 5, 1794; m., March
15, 1821; d., Jan. 9, 1871), married John
Feighner. Seven children, as follows:
One. Mary Feighner (b., March 10, 1824;
married Samuel Trump. Two daughters
and one son.
Two. Emeli^je Feighner (b., Dec. 7, 1833),
married Adam Rahma. Three sons and
two daughters.
Three. William Feighner (b., March 4, 1838;

m., ; d., , 1867), married

Henrietta Stauffer. One child.

L. W. Feighner, married .

Two sons and one daughter.
Four. Elizabeth Feighner (b., Nov. 13,

William G. Tritt.

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1822; m., ; d., , 1883),

married John I^eightenwalter^ Two chil-
dren, as follows:

a. Lottie Leightenwalter.

b. Emma Leightenwalter, married Geo.

Eyster.

Five. Samuel Feighner (b., Dec. 7, 1825
d., ).

Six. Catharine Feighner (b., Jan. 6, 1828

m., ; d., , 1875), married

John Weas. Three children, as follows

a. Edwin Weas.

b. Daughter.

c. Daughter.

Seven. Solomon Feighner (b., Jan. 26, 1831;

m., ), married Sarah Everett.

Four children, as follows:

a. Stella Feighner, married Bert Hager.

b. Allen Feighner.

c. David Feighner.

d. Henrietta Feighner, married John

Hitt.
J. JoHNTRiTT(b., Jan. 18, 1801; m., Oct. 24, 1822;
d., Sept. 18, 1884), married Catharine Line.
Twelve children, as follows:
One. Mary Catharine Tritt (b.. May 3, 1838;
m., Dec. 24, 1856; m., Nov. 27, 1866),
married twice; married first time to
David Smith. Three children, as fol-
lows:
a. Edward Smith, married Ellen Burk-
holder. Three children, as follows:
I. David Smith.
II. Edith Smith.

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III. Susan Smith.

b. William Smith, married L_ydia Ickes.

c. Salome Smith, (b., Feb. 8, 1864) mar-

ried Lowrie Smith.
Mary' Catharine Tritt married second
time to John A. Dice. Five children, as
follows:

a. Charles E. Dice (b., March, 1877; d.,

Oct. 18, 1879).

b. Henry M. Dice (b. and d. 1874).

c. WiLFORD Hawk Dice (b., May 22, 1868).

d. Mary J. Dice (b., Jan. 14, 1872).

e. John A. Dice (b., June 27, 1869), mar-

ried Mary E. . Two children,

as follows:
I. Mary L. Dice (b., Dec. 23, 1891).
II. Rose C. Dice (b., June 14, 1893).
Two. Abigail Salome Tritt (b., July 30,

1840; m., ; d., April 21, 1891),

married George Aughinbaugh. Four
children, as follows:

a. Daughter (b. and d. Jan. 17, 1870).

b. Mary C. Aughinbaugh (b., Julj^ 12,

1871).

c. Eva a. Aughenbaugh (b., Aug. 6,

1873).

d. John W. Aughenbaugh (b., Sept. 6,

1876).
Three. Daniel Hartman Tritt (b., Aug. 13,

1844; d., Jan. 25, 1848).
Four. William Henry Tritt (b., July 1, 1842;
m., April 4, 1867), married Mary C. Win-
ters. Six children, as follows:

a. Maud Tritt (b., ; m., Nov. 2,

1887), married WiUiam Bronfield.

The Old Tritt Home, Near Meadville, Pa.

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 59

b. Pearle Tritt(I)., ; m., June 27,

1894), married .John Le Gore.
v.. William Tritt.

d. Mary Tritt.

e. Jess Tritt.

f. Clarence Tritt.

Five. Elizabeth Tritt (b., Jan. 19, 1829; d.,

June 20, 1830).
Six. George Lefever Tritt (b., Nov. 27,

1825; m., ; d., April 6, 1891),

married Eliza, Chestnut. Three children,

as follows:

a. William Tritt, married Ellen Miller.

b. Lizzie Tritt (b., ; m., Jan. 12,

ISSfi), married Joseph Lefefore.

c. George Tritt, married Frances Tarner.
Seven. Anna Barbara Tritt (b., Sept. 27,

1823; m., ), married Henry Woft-

sker. Ten children, as follows:

a. William H. Woftsker (b., March 19,

18.55; m., Dec. 22, 1881), married
Florence G. Wright. Two children,
as follows:
I. W. Henry Woftsker (b., Nov.

21, 1882).
IL B. Anna Woftsker (b., Aug. 29,
1887.

b. B. Ellen Woftsker (b., Dec. 26, 1864).
^. Luther G. Woftsker (b., Sept. 28,

1862).

d. Adda S. Woft.sker (b., March 13, 1867;

d., July 9, 1867).

e. Emma Jane Woftsker (b., Nov. 29,

1852; m., April 10, 1890), married
J. Cooves Vandersail.

60 History of the Slaymaker Family.

f. Mary E. Woftsker (b., Nov. 7, 1849;

d., April 20, 1866).

g. Sarah Catharine Woftsker (b., Nov.

14, 1847; m., April 21, 1891), mar-
ried Luther Markwart. One child.
Lena E. Markwart (b., Dec. 22,
1892).
h. George W. Woftsker (b., Aug. 24,
1859; m., Nov. 27, 1882), married
Anna M. Foglesanger. Two chil-
dren, as follows:
I. Paul B. Woftsker (b., Sept. 26,
1886).
IL Claive T. Woftsker (b., July 27,
1888).
i. John T. Woftsker (b., Nov. 20, 1845;
m., Oct. 17, 1871), married Caroline
Allen. Five children, as follows:
I. John A. Woftsker (b., June 23,

1873).
IL Edith E. Woftsker (b., Nov. 10,
1874).
'in. Gertrude H. Woftsker (b., Apr.

1, 1876).
IV. Bessie G. Woftsker (b., Aug. 20,

1879).
V. Grace Woftsker (b. Sept. 7,
1880).
j. David E. Woftsker (b., April 14, 1857;
m., March 25, 1881), married Louisa
Boas. One child.
Robert Woftsker (b.. May 12, 1883).
Eight. Wesley Summerfield Tritt (b., Dec.
24, 1833; d.. May 25, 1835.

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 61

Nine. John Line Tritt (b., Dec. 28, 1826),
marrieil Hannah Jane Heck. Four chil-
dren, as follows:

a. John Tritt, married Mary Yeager.

Two children, as follows:
I. Lulu Tritt.
IL Lawrence Tritt.

b. Lydia Tritt (b., ; m., Oct. 2,

1883), married Louis Goodhart.
One child.
Ruth Goodhart.

c. Etta J. Tritt (b., ; m., Feb. 15,

1893), married Charles Frank Fis-
cher.

d. Kate Tritt (b., ; m., Oct. 20,

1885), married Charles Stuart. Two
children, as follows:
L Mary Stuart.
IL Eva F. Stuart.
Ten. Son (b., Feb. G, 1833; d., Feb. 12, 1833).
Eleven. David Fletcher Tritt (b., Feb. 25,
1836; m., March 13, 1862), married
Margaret Ann Kelso. Eight children, as
follows :

a. Bertha S. Tritt (b., ; m., Jan.

24, 1884), married Christian Bitner.
Three children, as follows:
L Anna B. Bitner (b., Oct. 17,

1888).
IL Harvey T. Bitner (b., May 12,

1891).
III. Beulah Bitner (b., Sept. 5,
1893).

b. Matilda C. Tritt (b., Aug. 8, 1864; d.,

Aug. 24, 1864.)

History of the Slaymaker Family.

c. Minnie B. Tritt (b., March 30, 1867).

d. John W. Tritt (b., April 19, 1867).

e. Grace Tritt (b., Oct. 17, 1877).

f. Helen M. Tritt (b., Sept. 12, 1874).

g. Nannie E. Tritt (b., Feb. 5, 1876; d.,

June 2, 1894.
h. Anna M. Tritt (b., March 3, 1874; d.,
March 9, 1875).
Twelve. Peter Hamilton Tritt (b., Jan. 1,
1833; m., Feb. 29, 1860), married Ara-
bella Preston. Four children, as follows:

a. Annie C. Tritt (b., Dec. 22, 1861; m.,

Feb. 12, 1885), married Burd Duke.
Three children, as follows:
I. May Duke (b., Sept. 9, 1885).
II. Arthur Duke (b. March 18,

1889).
III. Ethel Duke (b., June 18, 1892).

b. Charles Tritt (b., July 29, 1873; d.,

Oct. 1, 1874).

c. Caroline M. Tritt (b.. May 25, 1861;

m., ), married Edward Stull.

Two children, as follows:
I. Arabella Grace Stull (b., Mch.

18, 1891).
II. Jean Stull (b., Sept. 13, 1894).

d. Arthur Stull (b., Oct. 25, 1875; d.,

Sept. 25, 1892).
K. William K. Tritt (b.. May 20, 1807; m., Mch.
9, 1830; d., Dec. 17, 1851), married Catharine
Black. Eleven children, as follows:
One. Martha Ann Tritt (b., Oct. 31, 1837;

d., Dec. 17, 1837).
Two. William Tritt (b., Nov. 19, 1843; .,d
Jan. 21, 1844).

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. (J3

Three. Elizabeth Jane Tritt (b., Feb. 11,
1832; m., Mch. 30, 1852), married John
Paul. Two children, as follows:

a. Alice Jerusha Paul (b., Sept. 2, 1853).

b. Samuel Franklin Paul (b., Nov. 6,

1858; d., April 12, 1860).
Four. Barbara Ellen Tritt (b., Jan. 3,

1845; m., ; m., ), married

twice; married first time to Martin V.
Carothers. Five children, as follows:

a. Blanch Carothers.

b. Edgar Carothers.

c. Kate Carothers, married Orion Barnes.

d. Ida Carothers.

e. John Carothers, married .

Barbara Ellen Tritt married second time

to John Henry Reed.
Five. Catharine Matilda Tritt (b., Oct. 29,

1838; m., ; d., Sept. 2, 1872),

married Samuel Myers. Two children,
as follows:

a. Lilly May Myers (b., Mch. 28, 1870;

m., Dec. 6, 1893), married Harvey H.
Orris.

b. Charles Albert Myers (b., Oct. 31,

1863; m., Mch. 22, 1888), married
Phoebe Bell Hoover. Two children,
as follows:
L Eva Myers (b., July 25, 1891).
II. Earl Albert Myers (b., Dec. 16,
1892).
Six. Ada Mary Tritt (b., Feb. 13, 1849; m.,
Dec. 16, 1868), married Alfred H. Adams.
Five children, as follows :

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a. Infant (b., ; d., ).

b. Infant (b., ; d., ).

c. Infant (b., ; d., ).

d. Mary Catharine Adams (b., ;

d., ).

e. William Tritt Adams (b., June 16,

1871; d., June 15, 1886).

Seven. Naomi Tritt (b., Jan. 22, 1848; d.,
March 26, 1848).

Eight. Benjamin Franklin Tritt (b., Nov.

16. 1833; m., ), married Agness

Myers. Six children, as follows:

a. Annie Dora Tritt (b., ; d.,

).

b. Infant (b.. ; d., ).

c. John Tritt (b., ).

d. Park Tritt, married Davidson.

One child:
Benjamin Tritt.

e. Henry Tritt (b., ; d., ).

f. Maud Tritt, married Adam Bucher.
Nine. William Paul Tritt (b., April 17, 1853;

m., March 17, 1872), married Mary AUce
Nagle. No children.
Ten. John Black Tritt (b., March 26, 1841;
m., Oct. 7, 1879), married DeUlah A.
Williamson. Six children, as follows:

a. John Albert Tritt.

b. Ada Agness Tritt.

c. Catharine Anna Tritt.

d. Oliver Williamson Tritt.

e. HuLDA Jane Tritt.

f. Alfred Garfield Tritt.

Eleven. Amanda Caroline Tritt (b., Dec. 22,

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 65

1835; m., ), married Henry Paul.

Two children, as follows:

a. John David Paul (b., Sept. 2, 1862),

married Lizzie Strohm. Two chil-
dren, as follows:
I. Raymond Paul.
IL Grace Amanda Paul.

b. William Henry Paul married twice;

married first time to Susan Seitz.
One child:

Harvey Paul (b., ; d., ).

William Henry Paul married second
time to Clara Shuff. No children.
L. Anna Tritt (b., Nov. 21, 1798; m., about 1818;
d., Feb. 1, 1837), married Jonathan Webber.
Seven children, as follows:
One. Peter Washington Webber (b., May
24, 1825; m., '■ — ; m., ), mar-
ried twice; married first time to Catha-
rine Stough. Three children, as follows:

a. Frank Webber.

b. Charles Webber.

c. Bertha Webber.

Peter Washington Webber marrial sec-
ond time to Mrs. Ann Miller. Five chil-
dren, as follows:

a. Ortha Webber.

b. Shannon Webber.

c. Frank Webber.

d. Charles Webber.

e. Bertha Webber.

Two. Ludwig Webber (b., Aug. 18, 1821;
m., May 30, 1844), married Jerucia Jane
Martin. Nine children, as follows:

History of the Slaymaker Family.

a. EvALiN Amaxda Webber (b., Aug. 12,

1848; m., May 30, 1865), married
Alvinza Morton Pinney. Four chil-
dren, as follows:
I. Charles Alonzo Pinxey (b.,

April 23, 1866; m., ),

married Mary Loomis. One
child.
William Livingstone Pinney
(b., May 13, 1893).
II. Maud Unice Pinney (b., April 17
1869).

III. Florence Geraldine Pinney,

(b., Nov. 17, 1872: m., ),

married Olive Lorrenson. One
daughter.
Maltd Ella Yerda Lorrenson
(b., Aug. 9, 189.5).

IV. Harry Alva Pinney (b., Jan. 28,

1877).

b. Elvarda Viola Webber (b., Aug. 9,

1849; m., Dec. 20, 1866: m., Aprl
12, 1876), married twice; married
first time to William J. Read. Three
children, as follows:
I. Ira De Shane Read (b., Oct. 28,

1867; d., July 20, 1868).
II. May Aileene Read (b., July 21,
1869; m., Nov. 21, 1887), mar-
ried Elmer E. Fisher.
III. Willie Augusta Read (b., Aug.

3, 1873; d., June 16, 1875).
Elvarda Viola Webber married sec-

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 67

ond time to William H. Fitzsimmons.
Three children, as follows:
I. Jennie Nichols Fitzsimmons (b.,
May 20, 1877; d., July 30,
1881).
II. William Lindsay Fitzsimmons
(b., July 3, 1882).
III. Ollie Beatrice Fitzsimmons (b.,
Aug. 15, 1885).

c. Florence Geraldine Webber (b.,

June 9, 1852; m., July 21, 1868),
married Connell Billings Shefler.

d. Cora Alice Webber (b., April 26,1854)

m., March 17, 1870; m., April 5,

1883), married twice; married first

time to Thomas Dixon Mann. Three

children, as follows:

I. Ela'iru Viola Mann (b., March

29, 1874; a., April 8, 1874).

II. Jessie Mann (b., April 28, 1875;

d., ).

III. Edward William McCleary

Mann (b., Nov. 24, 1877).
Cora Alice W^ebber married second
time to Robert Hamilton Lindsay.

e. Harry Ludwig Webber (b., July 16,

1856; m., April 8, 1880), married
Flora Hoover.

f. Madge Bell Webber (b., Jan. .30, 1861 ;

m., Nov. 29, 1881; m., Dec. 6, 1888),
married twice; married first time to
Sephinus Creaghead. One child.
Florence Gerald Creaghead (b.,
Sept. 13, 1885).

History of the Slaymakee Family.

Madge Bell Webber married second
time to Frank Irwin Bowles. Two
children, as follows:
I. Frank Bowles (b., April 3, 1890).
II. Harry Ludwig Bowles (b., June
24, 1894).
g. Mella Virginia Lee Webber (b., June
7, 1863; m., June 12, 1884), married
Willis M. Flaliarty. Two children,
as follows:
I. Douna Margarette Flaharty
(b., July 7, 1885).
II. La Feure LeFevre Flah.arty
(b., Sept. 16, 1895).
h. Jennie Martin Webber (b., Jan. 23,
1866), married Cecil Richard Rood.
Three children, as follows:
I. Cecil L. Rood (b., Sept. 1, 1886).
II. Ruth M.vrguerette Rood (b.,

April 22, 1890).
III. Donald R. Rood (b., April 1,
1892).
i. Aleener May Webber (b., Dec. 1,

1868; d., ).

Three. William Rankin Webber (b., Nov. 29,
1829; m., March 24, 1853), married Han-
nah "\'an Buren Martin. Nine children,
as follows:

a. Augustus H. Webber (b., April 7,

1854).

b. William Emmett Webber (b., Nov. 29,

1856).
e. H.ATTiE D. Webber (b., Feb. 2, 1859;
m., Oct. 9, 1878; m.. Feb. 11, 1894),

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 69

married twice; married first time to
Frank Ford ; married second time to
James E. Dryden.

d. Capitola L. Webber (b., Jan. 19, 1865;

m., Sept. 7, 1888), married James I.
Hayward.

e. Walter C. Webber (b., Oct. 5, 1862).

f. George M. Webber (b., Feb. 22, 1873;

d., Nov. 20, 1878).

g. Claud M. Webber (b., Jan. 10, 1871).
h. Harry F. Webber (b., Dec. 3, 1876).
i. Gladys M. Webber (b., Jan. 9, 1883).

Four. LuciNDA Catharine Webber (b., Feb.

18, 1836; m., ), married

Young.
Five. Margaretta Rebecca Webber (b.,

Jan. 1, 1834) m., ), married George

Nichols. Five cliildren, as follows:

a. Guy Nichols.

b. Webber Nichols.

c. Richard Nichols.

d. George Nichols.

e. Gill Nichols.

Six. Elizabeth Anna Webber (b., July 18,
1827; m., April, 1851), married Samuel
George Brenizer. Six children, as fol-
lows :

a. Mary Visher Brenizeb (b., March 2,

1852).

b. David Edgar Brenizer (b., Sept. 17,

1854; d., Feb. 1, 1893).

c. Flora Schell Brenizer (b., Dec. 12,

1856; m., Aug. 6, 1874; m., Oct. 7,
1894), married twice; married first
time to George Augustus Hobbs.

History of the Slaymaker Family.

Flora Schell Brenizer married sec-
ond time to Charles Dennis Foggs.

d. Charles Webber Brenizer (Id., Mch.

31, 1858; d., Oct. 2, 1883).

e. Ella Susan Brenizer (b., May 24,

1864; m., Aug. 2, 1893), married
Frank N. Gaines.

f. Maggie Fannie Brenizer (b.,

married Edward Ralph Sadler. Three
children, as follows:
I. Edward Cly'de Sadler (b., Feb.

14. 1886).
II. Clarence G. Sadler (b., Feb. 10,

1888).
III. Maud Sadler (b., March 11, 1890).
Seven. Samuel Webber (b., Aug. 24, 1819;
m., about 1844), married Rachael Hilde-
brand. Three children, as follows:

a. Frank Webber.

b. Anna Mary Webber.

c. KiLDRiTH Webber.

M. Joseph Tritt (b., Jan. 16, 1787; m., ;

d.. May 30, 1873), married Catharine Rhodes.
Third. Jacob Lefever (b., Sept. 14, 1771; m., April
6, 1797; d.. May 20, 1855), married Mary Ann
Fulweiler. Three children, as follows:
A. Sarah Lefever (b., Jan. 13, 1804; m., April,
1826; d., April 1, 1847), married William
Power. Three children, as follows:
One. Mary Fidelia Power (b., March 1, 1827;
m., Dec, 1846; m., 1859), married twice;
married first time to Cornelius Court-
wright. No children.

Married second time to Wilburn Whit-
ley. No children.

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 71

Two. William Wirt Power (b., Dec. 5, 1836;
m., Nov. 13, 1860), married Mary Eliza-
beth Mitteberger. One child.
William George Power (b., March 13,
.1862; m., Feb., 1884), married Mary
Hammon.

Three. Alexander Lefever Power (b., Oct.
13, 1838; m., Nov. 3, 1868), married
Louise Spangler. One child.
Frank Alexander Power (b., March 6,
1S7l>).

B. Mary Ann Lefever (b., Nov. 5, 1798; m., Dec.

11, 1818; m., July 18, 1838; d., May 30,
1873), married twice; married first time to
Robert Breck Whitney Wood. Married sec-
ond time to Hawley Dauchey.

C. Elizabeth Lefea^er (b., April 23, 1801; ra.,

Nov. 30, 1819; d., June, 1850). She and
son John and five or six daughters died on
their way West, to Oregon. Married John
Douglass. One child.

Elizabeth Dougl.a.ss, married Phillips.

Fourth. Peter Lefever (b., July 24, 1778; m., ),

married Agnes Curry. Eleven children, as fol-
lows:

A. Elizabeth White Lefever, married Robert

Speer. Five children, as follows:
One. Harriet Speer.
Two. William Speer. i

Three. Rosannah Speer.
Four. Sarah Speer.
Five. Rebecca Speer. :

B. John Curry Lefever, married Sidney Parks.

Two children, as follows:

History of the Slaymaker Family.

One. Jane Lefever, married

Two. Nancy Elizabeth Lefever.

Samuel Slaymaker Lefever (b., April 24,

1809), married Mrs. Phelps.
George Washington Lefever (b., Jan. 27,

1807; m., ), married Mary Hickey.

Seven children, as follows:
One. Frances I^efever.
Two. John Lefever.
Three. Joseph Lefever.
Four. Sarah Lefever.
Five. Mary Lefever.
Six. Agnes Lefea'er.
Seven. Ruth I^efever.
Daniel Line Lefever (b., March 31, 1811),

married Margaret Speers. Six children, as

follows :

One. Peter Lefever, married .

Four children, as follows:

a. Martin Lefever.

b. Martha Lefever.

c. Floid Lefever.

d. Anne Lefever.
Two. John Lefever.
Three. William Lefever.
Four. Daniel Lefever.
Five. Nancy' Lefever.
Six. Elizabeth Lefever.

Mary Ann Barbara Lefever (b., Aug. 11,

1813; m., -), married Jacob Lane. Ten

children, as follows:

One. Samuel Lane.

Two. John Lane.

Three. Peter Lane.

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 73

Four. Daniel Lane.

Five. Jacob Lane.

Six. James Lane.

Seven. Francis Lane.

Eight. Agnes Lane.

Nine. Jane Lane.

Ten. Mary Ann Lane.

G. Peter Perry Lefever. married I^eon-

ard. Six children, as follows:

One. Calvin Lefever.

Two. Gerome Lefever.

Three. Adaline Lefever.

Four. Sophia Lefever.

Five. Patty Lefever.

Six. Mary Ann Lefever.

H. William Alter Lefever, married

Wills. Eight children, as follows:

One. David Lefever.

Two. George Lefever.

Three. John Lefever.

P'our. James Lefever.

Five. Agnes Lefever.

Six. Mary Lefever.

Seven. Martha Lefever.

Eight. Sarah Lefever.
I. JosiAH W. Lefever, married Elisabeth Dram.
Four children, as follows:

One. Albert Lefever.

Two. Elvira Lefever.

Three. IvAvina Lefever.

Four. Eveline Lefever.
J. Agnes Jane Lefever, married Christopher
Lutz. Two children, as follows:

One. Charles Lutz.

History of the Slaymaker Family.

Two. Francis Lutz.
K. Sarah L. Lefever, married Robert Wills.
Nine children, as follows:

One. CiRUS Wills.

Two. HiRUM Wills.

Three. John Wills.

Four. Josiah Wills.

Five. David Wills.

Six. Charles Wills.

Seven. Alfred Wills.

Eight. Elizabeth Wills.

Nine. SaRAH Wilt s.
Fifth. Lawrence Lefever (b., Dec. 15, 1764; m.. May
1, 1792; m., Oct. 29, 1822; d., Feb. 24, 1838),
married twice; married first time to Veronica
Alter. Ten children, as follows:

A. Margaret Lefever (b., April 26, 1795; d.,

March 28, 1806.

B. Isaac Lefever (b., Jan. 16, 1801; m., Jan. 9,

1823; d., Sept. 19, 1881), married Elizabeth
Rine. No children.

C. George Lefever (b., July 11, 1794; d., July 27,

1794.

D. Fanny Lefever (b., Nov. 29, 1802; m., March

16, 1820; d., Feb. 4, 1880), mprried George
Whitmyer.

E. Joseph Ritner Lefever (b., July 16, 1810; m.,

March 30, 1830; d., Aug. 16, 1874), married
Elizabeth Snyder. Twelve children, as fol-
lows :
One. Isaac Henry Lefever (b., Dec. 21, 1833;
d., Dec. 21, 1863). Killed at battle of
Chicamauga, wounded Dec. 20, died next
day.

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 75

Two. Fanny Sabina Lefever (b., Sept. 23,

1837; d., Nov. 4, 1856).
Three. William Lawrence liEFEVER (b., Feb.

5, 1831; m., Sept. 16, 1858), married

Eleanor Catharine Trace. Five children,

as follows:

a. Elizabetpi Lefever (b., July 31, 1863).

b. Claude Trace Lefever (b., July 14,

1861; d., Aug. 13, 1862).
e. William Mark Lefever (b., Sept. 18,
1866; d., Nov. 20, 1868).

d. Eleanor Lefever (b., Sept. 21, 1868;

m., Dec. 18, 1889), married William
Berry Foster. Two children, as
follows:
I. Eleanor Trace Foster (b., Sept.

20, 1891).
11. William Le Bennett Foster (b.,
Aug. 26, 1897).

e. Fanny' Lefever (b., Aug. 4, 1859; m.,

Oct. 12, 1882), married Frank Ben-
nett. Three children, as follows:
I. Eleanor Louisa Bennett (b.,

Aug. 3, 1883).
II. Frank Harold Bennett (b. , Aug.

25, 1888).
III. Elizabeth Adele Bennett (b.,
Dec. 10, 1890).
Four. Clarissa Ermina Lefever (b., June 15,
1856; m., April, 1870; m., June 29, 1881 ;
d., July 25, 1894), married twice; mar-
ried first time to Frederick Richel. One
child:
Kate Richel (b., Jan. 11 , 1871 : m., ),

History of the Slaymaker Family'.

married Harbach. Have one

child.
Clarissa Ermina Lefever married second
time to Frederick Franklin Frisbee. Two
children, as follows:

a. RussEL Frisbee (b., Aug. 31. 1887).

b. Ethel Louisa Frisbee (b., March 17,

1885).

Five. David Fayette Lefever (b., May 3,

1852; m., Sept. 21, 1876; m., Aug. 31,

1886). Former cashier of the Bank of

Kent, Kent, Washington. Married twice:

married first time to Kate Fullington.

One child.

Mabel Erema Lefever (b., June 9, 1879).

David Fay^ette Lefever married second time

to Olive Aiken. No children.
Six. Elizabeth Rebecca Lefever (b., Sept.
5, 1835; m., Feb. 25, 1862), married Rob-
ert John Ogden. Seven children, as fol-
lows:

a. Sarah Eleanor Ogden (b., Nov. 23,

1864; m., Nov. 20, 1894), married
Mitchell.

b. William Lefever Ogden (b., Feb. 11,

1863).

c. David Marion Ogden (b., Aug. 21,

1872).

d. James Gaston Ogden (b., Dec. 27, 1867;

d., Jan. 1, 1871).

e. Herma Elizabeth Ogden (b., Oct. 29,

1869; d., April 23, 1871).

f. David Marion Ogden (b., Aug. 21,

1872).

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 77

g. John Ogden (b., March 30, 1878).
Seven. Emma Lucetta Lefever (b., June 1,
1839; m., March 29, 1858), married John
Colyer. Twelve children, as follows:

a. Fanny Rebecca Colyer (b., April 27,

1859), married May.

b. Albion Colyer (b., March 19, 1861).

c. Curtis James Colyer (b., May 25,

1863).)

d. Nellie Colyer (b., 1876).

e. Joseph Colyer.

f. Edith Colyer.

g. John Charles Colyer (b., Nov. 27,

1873).
h. Emma Colyer (b., Feb., 1871), married

Brock.

i. Arthur Colyer (d., April 15, 1869).

j. Homer Colyer.

k. Frank M. Colyer (b., Feb. 7, 1867; d.,

March 11, 1867).
I. Mary Elizabeth Colyer.
Eight. Sarah Fidelia Lefever (b., May 13,
1843; m., July 4, 1867; d., Aug. 31,
1870), married Jeremiah Adams. Two
children, son and daughter. Both died
young.
Nine. Catharine Alter Lefever (b.. May 29,
1847; m., Oct. 15, 1868), married Marion
Walter Pease. Three children, as follows:
a. Isaac Galen Pease (b., July 29, 1870;
m., Jan. 9, 1894), married Minnie
Johnson. One child.
Walter Reed Pease (b., Sept. 27,
1894).

78 History of the Slaymaker Family.

b. Linxia Joanna Pease (b., Oct. 6, 1874;

m., July 3, 1894), married Elmer E.
Kendig.

c. Minnie Pease (b., April 24, 1867).
Ten. Esther Araminta Lefever (b., March

23, 1845; m., Oct. 19, 1865; d., March 7,
1874), married David Emery Sams.
Four children, as follows:

a. Emma May Sams (b., Mpv 4, 1873; m.,

Jan. 1, 1891), married Russell
Eugene Martin. Two children, as
follows :
I. Esther Florence Martin (b.,
Sept. ], 181-?-. d., Sent. 13,
1893).
II. Lulu Pearl Martin (b., June 11,
1894).

b. Mary Elizabeth Sams (b., Feb. 17,

1871; m., Nov. 14, 1889), married
Nathan Hardenbrook. Two chil-
dren, as follows:
I. ZoE Hardenbrook (b., Nov. 22,

1891.)
II. Jessie Hardenbrook (b., Dec.
30, 1893).

c. Clay Marion Sams (b., April 11, 1868;

d., Aug. 1, 1870).

d. Myra Irene Sams (b., Aug. 26, 1866;

m., Feb. 16, 1887), married John
WiUiam Vanarsdol. Three children,
as follows:
I. Arthur Emery Vanarsdol (b.,
Oct. 7, 1893).

Descendants of Law

RENCE ^LAYMAKER. 79

II. Mary Elizabeth Vanarsdol (b.,
July 3, 1890).
III. Ethel Lucinda Vanarsdol (b.,
April 18, 1888.)
Eleven. Joseph Palmer Lefever (b., Feb. 13,
1850; m., May, 1898), married Nancy
Newcomer.
Twelve. Mary Margaret Lefever (b., April
3, 1832; m., June 2, 1853), married John
D. Cartwright. Six children, as follows:

a. Emma Elizabeth Cartwright (b., Aug.

12, 1854; m., Oct. 21, 1874), mar-
ried Udelmer Umber. Five chil-
dren, as follows:
I. Raymond ITmber (b., Sept., 1875;

d., ), drowned.

II. Ethel Umber (b., Feb. 27, 1877).

III. Eva Umber (b., Feb. 27, 1877).

IV. Mary Umber (b., Aug., 1887).
V. Mellie Umber (b., March, 1889).

b. James Fayette Cartwright (b., April

23, 1857).

c. Charles Rollin Cartwright (b., Dec.

23, 1861).

d. Mary Alice Cartwright (b., Jan. 9,

1860; d., March 13, 1860).

e. Joseph Lefever Cartwright (b., June

27, 1865).

f. Arthur John Cartwright (b., June

15, 1870; m., Feb. 21, 1893), mar-
ried Emma . One child :

Mabel Cartwright.
F. John Lefever (b., March 11, 1799; m., June 7,

History of the Slaymaker Family.

1821 ; d., Sept. 13, 1864). Appointed Associate
Judge by Governor Ritner, about 1835, later
retired from the position with honor. He
was converted at the age of forty and at once
rode fifty-one miles, to Beaver Creek, Wash-
ington County, Md., to be immersed. He was
a preacher in the Christian Church up to the
time of his death. Married Rebecca Rine.
Six children, as follows:
One. John Lefever (b., April 11, 1838; d.,

June 20, 1840).
Two. George Lefever (b., April 7, 1828; d.,

Aug. 2, 1830).
Three. Margaret Lefever (b., Dec. 10, 1825;
m., Feb. 1, 1848; d., July 8, 1850), mar-
ried Henry Bear. No children.
Four. Hexry Lefever (b., Jan. 2, 1833; m.,

; d., July 15, 1868), married

Rachael Bear. One child,
a. Rebecca Lefever (b., April 16, 1858;
m., Sept. 3, 1885), married John
Way McBridge. Two children, as
follows:
I. Mary Grace McBridge.

II. Boy (b., ; d., ).

Five. Maria Lefever (b., Nov. 14, 1830; m.,
Dec. 20, 1855), married John Myers.
Eight children, as follows:

a. Henry Lefever Myers (b., Nov. 25,

1856; m., May 31, 1887), married
Ida B. Keagy.

b. John J.\cob Myers (b., Feb. 7, 1858;

d., Feb. 23, 1863).

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 81

c. Jekusha Jane Myers (b., July 22, 1860)

d. Benjamin Marcellus Myers (b., June

2, 1862; d., Feb. 26, 1863).

e. William Davis Myers (b., Aug. 29,

1864; m., Dec. 10, 1891), married
Delia A. Swartz. Two children, as
follows :
I. Margaret Florence Myers b.,

Dec. 16, 1892).
11. Esther Maria Myers (b., March
3, 1893).

f. Georgianna Myers (b., March 8, 1866).

g. Isaac Oliver Myers (b., Aug. 13, 1868;.

m., May 9, 1892), married Mary A.
Basehoar. Two children, as fol-
lows :
I. Ira Lloyd Myers (b., Aug. 15,

1893).
II. Charles Edgar Myers (b., June
16, 1895).
h. Rebecca Blanche Myers (b., April 27,
1870).
Six. Rev. David Lefever (b., March 5, 1823;
m., Dec. 29, 1847; m., Oct. 12, 1886),
married twice; married first time to
Matilda Cunningham. Nine children, as
follows :
a. Margaret Lefever (b., Sept. 8, 1851;
m., Nov. 17, 1870), married Charles
Smith. Six children, as follows:
I. John Arthur Gayord Smith (b.,

Feb. 15, 1890).
II. Zadie Jane Smith (b., Oct. 23,
1872).

History of the Slaymaker Family.

III. Anna Sartores Smith (b., June

26, 1874).

IV. Florence Matilda Smith (b.,

May 15, 1877).
V. Mary Ellen Smith (b., June 28,

1881; d., two weeks old).
VI. Son (b. and d. Jan., 1885).

b. Henry Rine Lefever (b., Nov. 20,

1852; m., Nov. 23, 1876), married
Nancy Jane Kelso. Nine children,
as follows:
I. Matilda Cunningham Lefever

b., 1877).
II. John Kelso Lefever (b., 1878).

III. David Francis Lefever (b.,

; d., 1892).

IV. M.\RY Lefever (b., 1880).
V. Florence Grace Lefever.

VI. Fanny Lefever.
VII. Ada Lefever (b., June, 1885).
VIII. Margaret Lefever (b., 1891).
IX. Pearl Irene Lefever (b., 1888).

c. Matilda Lefever (b., April 27, 1859.

d. John Lefever (b., Feb. 2, 1849; d.,

Aug., 1880).

e. David Landis Lefever (b., March 11,

1854; m., Nov. 9, 1876), married
Mary Jane Sea vers. One child:
Elizabeth Caldwell Lefever (b.,
July 21, 1879).

f. Joseph Cunningham Lefever, b., Jan.

18, 1856; m., June 12, 1886), mar-
ried Eliza A. Tritt. No children.

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 83

g. Clorinda Lefever (b., Oct. 10, 1862;
m., Oct. 23, 1882), married William
Lorenzo Eyster. Five children, as
follows:
I. William Clyde Eyster (b., Feb.
13, 1894; d., June 11, 1894).
11. Raymond Lefever Eyster (b,.
Jan., 1892).

III. Jennie Clorinda Eyster (b.,

Nov. 23, 1886).

IV. Nora Helena Eyster (b., Feb. 4,

1885; d., Jan. 26, 1890).
V. Fanny Matilda Eyster (b., Sept.
9, 1883).
h. Benjamin Franklin Lefever (b., Feb.

6, 1861; d., Nov. 26, 1861).
i. Fanny Lefever (b., March 28, 1865;
m., Feb. 18, 1890; m., Dec. 29,
1893), married twice; married first
time to Adam Stout ; married second
time to Beveridge A. Leech.
David Lefever married second time to Mrs.
Joseph Hoover.
G. Elizabeth Lefever (b.. May, 8, 1797; d.,

March 22, 1818.
H. Jacob Lefever (b., May 31, 1795; m., June 24,
1819; d'., April 26, 1875), married Elizabeth
Ferguson. Nine children, as follows:
One. Lawrence Lefever (b., April 26, 1827;

single.
Two. Jacob Lefever (b., Jan. 26, 1830; d.,

July 4, 1855).
Three. Dr. Isaac Lefever (b., June 15, 1820;

History of the Slaymaker Family'.

m., May 11, 1S42), married Nancy Ann
MuUett. Seven children, as follows:

a. Sarah Ann Lefever (b., July 26, 1849;

d., Aug. 7, 1849).

b. Mary Elizabeth Lefever (b., Aug. 10,

1844; m., Nov. 11, 1865), married
Manoch Mercer. Three children, as
follows :
I. Anna Mercer (b., Nov. 10, 1866;

d., March 5, 1867)..
II. Mary Jane Mercer (b., Oct. 7,
1872; d., July 3, 1873).
III. William Isaac Mercer (b., Jan.

21, 1868), married .

Two children.

c. Emma Rebecca Lefever (b., May 2,

1854).

d. Fanny Hallet Lefever (b., Aug. 1,

1857; d., Jan. 29, 1885).

e. John Russell Lefever (b., Oct. 7,

1860; m., Aug. 24, 1886), married
Myra Belle Ebersole. Three chil-
dren, as follows:
I. Russell Moore Lefever (b.,
Dec. 15, 1892).
II. Hallett Rudolphus Lefever (b.

Oct. 9, 1887).
III. Lillian Emma Lefever (b., Oct.
17, 1894).

f. Charles Leinbach Lefever (b., July

15, 1851; m., Dec. 23, 1880), mar-
ried IMalinda Patterson Groff. No
children.

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 85

g. David Gilbert Lefever (b., Jan. 8,
1847; m., Feb. 12, 1874; d., April 1,
1886; married Emily Catharine
Graff. Six children, as follows:

I. Isaac Graff Lefever (b., ;

d., Nov. 2, 1874).
IL Charles William Lefever (b.,
Jan. 9, 1878).
IIL John Yewell Lefever (b., July

7, 1879).
IV. Anna Mary Lefever (b., Dec. 25,

1880).
V. Fanny Malinda Lefever (b.,

May 22, 1885).
VI. Emma Jessie Lefever (b., April
19, 1883).
Four. Caroline Elizabeth Lefever (b., Feb.

28, 1833).
Five. David Porter Lefever (b., Jan. 5,
1839; m., Aug. 25, 1857). Lost his left
arm at the elbow at the battle of Chan-
cellorsville. Married Elizabeth Boggs.
Six. Rebecca Lefever (b., Jan. 16, 1825; m.,
Dec. 2, 1847; m., Dec. 19, 1867), mar-
ried twice; married first time to Samuel
Souders. Three children, as follows:
a. Caroline Elizabeth Souders (b., Nov.
7, 1848), married Henry Anderson
Wolf. Twelve children, as follows:
I. Infant (b., Sept. 26, 1866 ; d., Sept.

27, 1866).
II. Susanna Rebecca Wolf (b., Oct.
4, 1867), married David Rus-
sell.

History of the Slaymaker Family.

III. Leonora Viola Ann Wolf (b.,

Jan. 6, 1870), married William
Sorer.

IV. Samuel Elmer Railing Wolf (b.

May 1, 1871).
V. Henry IMowery Wolf (b., March

29, 1873; d., Aug. 24, 1873).
VI. Franklin Levan Wolf (b., Aug.

24, 1874; d., April 7, 1875).
VII. Mary Ellis Wolf (b., April 1,

1877).
VIII. Clara Miller Wolf.
IX. Myra Ellen Wolf.
X. Florence Louisa Wolf.
XI. Frances Caroline Wolf.
XII. Joshua Roy Wolf (b., Dec. 28,
1892).

b. Joshua Evans Souders (b., Feb. 14,

1856; m., Oct. 1, 1878), married
Annie Derr.

c. Mary Ann Souders (b., June 18, 1851;

m., Nov. 24, 1867), married Abra-
ham Mowery. Four children, as
follows :
I. Louisa Lefever Mowery.
II. Emma Grace Mowery (b., Aug. 2,
1872; m., Aug. 27, 1891), mar-
ried Carson Keller.

III. Jesse Edward Mowery (b., Mch.

28, 1869).

IV. John Henry Mowery (b., April

6, 1868; d., Aug. 17, 1868).

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 87

Rebecca Lefever married second time to Ben-
jamin Bloser. One child.

Louisa Esther Bloser (b., Sept. 7, 1868;

m., Aug. 30, 1888), married Peter H.

Lightner. Three children, as follows:

I. Catharine Grace Lightner (b.,

March 18, 1889).

II. John Lawrence Lightner (b.,

March, 1890).
III. Rosa Rebecca Lightner.
Seven. Esther Lefever (b., Sept. 9, 1822;
m., June 6, 1844), married Peter Calvert.
Six children, as follows:

a. Mary Elizabeth Calvert (b. Aug. 13,

1847; m., Dec. 20, 1871), married
Samuel A. Young. One child, as
follows :
Ralph Luther Young (b., Nov. 9,
1883).

b. Infant (b., Jan.. 1849; d., ).

c. Esther Catharine Calvert (b., July

29, 1854; m., Dec. 9, 1875; d., April
12, 1879), married Adam Fuget.
Two children, as follows:

I. Esther Irene Fuget (b., Sept. 13,

1878).

II. Daughter (b., Jan. 6, 1876; d.,

)•

d. Isaac Michael Calvert (b., Aug. 4,

1851; m., March 2, 1876), married
Mary Emma Lippert. Two chil-
dren, as follows:

History of the Slaymaker Family.

I. Ira Lippert Calvert (b., Oct. 5,

1876).
II. William Elmer Calvert (b.,
Nov. 13, 1879).

e. Margaret Rebecca Calvert (b., April

13, 1858; m., Dec. 24, 1885), mar-
ried J. D. Burgett. One child.
Mary' Esther Burgett (b., Feb. 21,
1889).

f. William Lefever Calvert (b., Aug. 28,

1845; m., Dec. 24, 1868), married
Elizabeth Anna Leninger. One
child.
Florence Leninger Calvert (b.,
Aug. 14, 1874).
Eight. Fanny Lefever (b., Dec. 13, 1835; m.,
Aug. 13, 1S57; d., Oct. 30, 1870), mar-
ried Henry H. White. Six children, as
follows :

a. Maria Eleonora White (b., April 5,

1866).

b. Elizabeth Esther White (b., Dec. 29,

1860; d., Jan. 15, 1861).

c. Jacob T^efever White (b., Dec. 30,

1869).

d. Mary Rebecca White (b., April 26,

1859; m., Feb. 8. 1881), married
Thomas Hensen Walter Berry. Four
children, as follows:
I. Rosa Mary Berry (b., Nov. 21,

1881).
II. Carrie Irene Berry' (b., Sept.
20, 1883).

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 89

III. Henry Walter Bertram Berry,

(b., Nov. 22, 1889).

IV. Alba Herine Berry (b., Sept. 16,

1887).

e. Caroline Anna White (b., March 28,

1863; m., Dec. 25, 1883), married
William Graham Robson. Six chil-
dren, as follows:
I. John Lefever Robson (b.. May
15, 1885; d., Aug. 2, 1886).
II. Alberta Mary Ann Robson (b.,
March 24, 1887; d.. May 8,
1887).

III. Janet Amy Robson (b.. May 19,

1888).

IV. William Edward Robson (b.,

Feb. 4, 1890).
V. Walter Alexander Robson (b.,
July 27, 1891).
VI. James Nicholas Robson (b., Dec.
3, 1893).

f. Boy(b.. ; d., ).

Nine. Anna Barbara Lefever (b., Oct. 19,
1843; m., Sept. 8, 1864), married John
P. Shearer. Five children, as follows:

a. Samuel Law Lefever Shearer (b.,

Sept. 23, 1865; d., Feb. 8, 1866).

b. Emma S. Thalheimee Shearer.

0. George Henry White Shearer (b.,
May 29, 1871; d., Oct., 1876).

d. Jerome S. Shearer (b., Sept. 30, 1869;
m., Oct. 12, 1892), married Emma S.
Talhman.

90 History of the Slaymaker Family.

e. Elizabeth Ann Mary Shearer (b.,
July 26, 1867; m., July 10, 1889),
married Henry Sheaffer.
I. Esther Lefever (b., Oct. 22, 1804; m., March
14, 1822; d.. May 12, 1840), married Rev.
John William Hamm. Nine children, as fol-
lows:
One. John Calvin Zwinglius Hamm (b., Sept.

14, 1834; d., June 19, 1S60).
Two. Jacob Marshall Franklin Lefever

(b., Nov. 14, 1838).
Three. Sarah Jemina Hamm (b., Sept. 18,
1826; m., March 18, 1847), married John
Ruhl. Three children, as follows:

a. Esther Rosina C. Ruhl (b., Dec. 31,

1847).

b. Sarah J. E. Ruhl (b., June 5, 1852; d.,

Jan. 26, 1856).

c. John William Ruhl (b., Jan. 10, 1866).
Four. Glorvina Elizabeth Hamm (b.. May

23, 1823; m., Oct. 5, 1841), married
Houston Sisler. Eight children, as fol-
lows:

a. Sarah Ellen Sisler (b., Jan. 14, 1845;

m., Feb. 27, 1868), married Thad-
deus S. Pierce.

b. Thomas J. Sisler (b., June 29, 1847).

c. John L. Sisler (b., July 9, 1849).

d. Cora Ann Sisler (b., July 5, 1851).

e. Grace Rebecca Sisler (b., Jan. 7,

1859).

f. Florence Elizabeth Sisler (b., Oct. 2,

1856).

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 91

g. Fanny Bell Sisler (b., March 7, 1854).
h. Margaret Esther Sisler (b., Aug. 21,
1842; m., March 16, 1865), married
J. Hayes Webb. One child:
May Webb (b., Dec, 1865; d., Aug.
26, 1866).
Five. Hadassh Lefever Hamm (b., May 23,
1828; m., March 17, 1853), married
David C. Miller. Five children, as fol-
lows:

a. John Calvin Miller (b., March 2,

1854).

b. William A. Miller (b., March 27, 1857;

d., Jan. 21, 1866).

c. Carrie A. Miller (b., Sept. 9, 1858).

d. LiLLiE E. Miller (b., Nov. 20, 1861).

e. Besie E. Miller (b., Nov. 5, 1866).
Six. Araminta Veronica Hamm (b., Feb. 17,

1825; m., Nov. 22, 1846), married Eman-
uel Keller. Nine children, as follows:

a. Daughter (b. and d. Jan. 22, 1851).

b. Mary Araminta Keller (b., Oct. 8,

1849; d., Jan. 17, 1864).

c. Walter Leander Keller (b., Aug. 30,

1847).

d. Margaret Lydia Rosena Keller (b.,

Dec. 25, 1860).

e. Lucy Araminta Keller (b.. May 11,

1866).

f. John Robert Keller (b., Aug. 30,

1863).

g. Fanny Elizabeth Keller (b., June 26,

1858).

History of the Slaymaker Family.

h. Sarah Catharine Esther Keller (b.,

Jan. 24. 1856).
i. George Hamm Keller (b., June 5,
1853).
Seven. Josephus Daniel Lefever Hamm (b.,
Oct. 4, 1832; m., Jan. 7, 1853), married
La\inia Clara Huxtsberger. One
child:
Flora Elma Hamm (b., Oct. 29, 1853; d.,
Jan. 26, 1858).
Eight. Margaret Emeline Hamm (b., Oct. 25,

1836; d., Feb. 11, 1873).
Nine. M.ary Elmira Hamm (b., July 8, 1830;
m., Aug. 8, 1848), married Abraham G.
Bair. Six children, as follows:

a. Warren Lefever Bair (b., Oct. 22,

1851).

b. Mary Elmira Bair (b., Jan. 28, 1863).

c. Abraham Jefferson B.ur (b., Feb. 5,

1861).

d. Francis Logan Bair (b., April 30,

1859).

e. Edward E. Bair (b., Sept. 2, 1856).

f. John William Hamm Bair (b., Aug. 22,

1854).

D.\\^D Alter Lefever (b., Dec. 30, 1806; m.,

March 20, 1827; d.. May 2, 1885), married

Maiy Ann Harriet Wilt. Ten children, as

follows :

One. Harriet Susannah Lefever (b., March

10, 1850; m., Oct. 14, 1869), married

John Moore. Four children, as follows:

a. John CAL^^N Moore (b., Sept. 21, 1870).

John A. Lkfk\-er,
Veteran of the Civil War.

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 93

b. Sarah Myrtle Moore (b., Aug. 22,

1876; m., Feb. 2, 1S95), married

c. Harriet Anora Moore (b., Dec. 18,

1878).

d. Victor Hamilton Moore (b., Julv 28,

1888).

Two. Mary Ellen Lefever (b., April 17,
1830; m., Feb. 20, 1851; d., May 1, 1856)'
married Augustus F. Clark. No chil-
dren.

Three. Esther Veronica Lefever (b., Sept.

16, 1839; m., 1871; cL, ),

married William Simms.

Four. Joseph Line Lefever (b., Aug. 13
1846).

Five. John Alter Lefever (b., March 28,
1837; m., Oct. 8, 1861; m., Feb. 10^
1876). Enlisted Co. C, 107 111. Vol. Inf.'
Aug. 11, 1862; served two years eleven
months. Married twice; married first
time to Isabel Moyer. One child :
Edward Franklin Lefever ( b., April 21
1867).

John Alter Lefever married second time to
Sarah Jane McMilton. Six children, as fol-
lows :

a. David Roy Lefever (b., March 15,

1877).

b. Alice Wilt Lefever (b., April 22,

1880).

c. Perarlie Emmet Lefever (b., Aug. 19,

History of the Slaymaker Family.

d. Emma Huston Lefever (b., April 15,

1885).

e. Brorniece Elizabeth Lefever (b.,

March ,3, 1888).

f. Lucy Rider Lefever (b., May 30, 1890).
Six. Catharine Ann Lefever (b., March 11,

1828; m., Aug. 18, 1847; d., April 18,
1863), married Samuel Black. Six chil-
dren, as follows:

a. Charles Fremont Black (b., Sept. 25,

1861; m., Nov. 17, 1891), married
Cora Scott. One child:

Merya Leroy Black (b., Aug.
29, 1894).

b. Harriet Elizabeth Black (b., Jan. 1,

1850; m., Oct. 20, 1868), married
Robert Parker. Five children, as
follows :
I. Ernest Parker (b., Nov. 13, 1869;

d., Sept. 2, 1871).
II. Mabel Parker (b., Aug. 23, 1872).

III. Katharine Parker (b., April 19,

1876).

IV. Twonnette Lefever Parker (b.,

March 6, 1878).
V. Robert Lowell Parker (b., Oct.
2, 1884).

c. Abby Ellen Black (b., Nov. 8, 1853;

m., Oct. 8, 1873), married John Bur-
ger. Three children, as follows:
I. Fred. Burger (b., Nov. 27, 1874).
II. Winonia Burger (b., May' 4,
1877; d., March 11, 1878.)

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 95

III. Blanch Burger (b., Jan. 6,
1879).

d. Silas Wright Black married Jene-

vieve Yates (b., July 27, 1848; m.,
Nov. 26, 1878; d., March 24,1879).

e. Uriah Lafayette Black (b., Nov. 19,

1851; m., Oct. 20, 1875; d., Nov.
23, 1893). Fell in the street dead.
Married Lelia H. Jones. Three
children, as follows:
L Luther Eugene Black (b., Oct.

3, 1877; d., Feb. 4, 1878).
II. Mabel Euleen Black (b., July
23, 1884).
III. Robert Earl Black (b., Dec. 31,
1887; d., Dec. 20, 1890).

f. David Lefever Black (b., Nov. 10,

1857; d., Jan. 2, 1859).

Seven. Peter Wilt Lefever (b., Nov. 6,
1834); single.

Eight. Isaac Lawrence Lefever (b., Sept. 8,
1832; m., Sept. 5, 1861), married Annie
E. Peck. Five children, as follows:

a. William Union Lefever (b., Feb. 19,

1863; m., April 10, 1889), married
Lizzie Armsworth. One child:
Clara Lefever (b., Oct. 15, 1890).

b. Mary Frances Lefever (b., Aug. 10,

1864; m., Feb. 23, 1890), married
Jessie Biebinger.

c. Ada May Lefever (b., Oct. 15, 1867;

m., Nov. 9, 1887; d., Sep. 20, 1896),
married Wallace W. Crook. Three
children, as follows:

96 History of the Slaymaker Family.

I. Cecil Crook (b., Aug. 30, 1889).
II. Guy Crook (b., Aug. 20, 1891).
III. James Crook (b., Jan. 31, 1894).

d. Frank Oren Lefever (b., Oct. 24,

1869; m., Sept. 10, 1893), married
Josie Armsworth. One child:
Clarence Lefever (b., Aug. 7, 1894).

e. Orvilla Bell Lefever (b., Feb. 16,

1872).

Nine. David Slay'maker Lefever (b., Sept.
15, 1841; m., Aug. 30, 1864), married
Annie Whiteman.

Ten. Jacob Saylor Lefever (b., March
21, 1844; m., Feb. 25, 1868), married
Eliza Adams. Seven children, as fol-
lows :

a. Harriet Elizabeth Lefever (b., Dec,

7, 1868; d., Nov. 27, 1871).

b. David Rogers Lefever (b., April 22

1871; m., Feb. 2, 1895), married

c. Angeline Alice Lefever (b., Feb. 25,

1873).

d. George Thomas Lefever (b., July IS

1875; d., Oct. 24, 1876).

e. Emily Ellen Lefever (b., SejDt. 30

1876).

f. Joseph Wilt Lefever (b., Jan. 31

1879).

g. John Calvin Lefever (b., Aug. 22

1882).
Lat\tience Lefever married second time to Salome
Line. One child.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Flshburn and Daughter.

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 97

A. Salome Ann Lefever (b., June 12, 1824; m.,
Feb. 15, 1842; d., Sept. 13, 1908). Had
stroke of paralysis Aug. 14, 1908, followed by
another one, Aug. 21, 1908, which eventually
caused her death. Married Anthony Fish-
burn. Three children, as follows:
One. Philip Henry Fishburn (b., Jan. 23,

1843; d., Feb. 11, 1845).
Two. Annie Maria Fishburn (b., Jan. 19,

1851; d., March 3, 1855).
Three. Louisa Elbe Fishburn (b., Dec. 26,
1860).

Sixth. George Lefever (b., Sept. 14, 1773; d.,

1791.)
Seventh. Mary Lefever (b., April 6, 1769; d., July 4,

1825).
Eighth. John Lefever (b., Jan. 17, 1786; m., March
19, 1807; d., March 29, 1849), married Elizabeth
Line. Three children, as follows:

A. George Line Lefever (b., Nov. 9, 1820; m.,

Jan. 21, 1847, d., July 30, 1879), married
Prisilla Smith. No children.

B. Abraham Lefever (b., Jan. 4, 1808; m., Oct.

24, 1833; m., Sept. 21, 1835; d., May 27,
1858), married twice; married first time to
Margaret Cease. One child:
Joseph Rodolph Lefever (b.. May 9, 1834;
d., May 18, 1834).
Abraham Lefever married second time to Rebecca
Huber. Seven children, as follows:
One. Lydia Rebecca Lefever (b., Jan. 28,
1857; m., May 30, 1875), married Almon
E. Lake. Two children, as follows:

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a. Wayne A. Lake (b., Feb. 18, 1882).

b, Nora R. Lake (b., May 10, 1887).
Two. Margaret Ellen Lefever (b., Dec. 12,

1854; m., Sept. 2, 1873), married Alex-
ander David Acker. Nine children, as
follows:

a. Margaret Ellen Acker (b., ).

b. Franklin B. Acker (b., Sept. 10, 1874).

c. George Lefever Acker (b., June 11,

1876).

d. Lyman P. Acker (b., Aug. 29, 1878).

e. Henry Lankton Acker (b., Dec. 16,

1880).

f. Donald M. Acker (b., June 29, 1882).

g. Blanch Rebecca Acker (b., Dec. 21,

1884).
h. Edwin M. Acker (b., June 14, 1888).
i. Jennie Ruth Acker (b., March 24,
1891).
Three. George Huber Lefever (b., July 31,
1851; m., April 26, 1874), married Edna
O. Gant. Three children, as follows:

a. Henry Herbert Lefever (b., Aug. 15,

1875; d., Feb. 10, 1878).

b. Lewis Emory Lefever (b., Ma}^ 4,

1877).

c. Lymora Mosier Lefever (b., June 18,

1885).

Four. Benjamin Franklin Lefever (b., Feb.
14, 1840).

Five. Mary Elizabeth Lefever (b., June 8,
1837; m., March 30, 1854), married
Henry Lankton. Three children, as fol-
lows :

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 99

a. Anna Fidelia Lankton (b., June 14,

1858; m., Nov. 11, 1875), ma'ried
Philo Edward Morse. One child:
Bessie Iowne Morse (b., Sept. 16,
1887).

b. Cynthia Maria Lankton (b., Oct. 3,

1861 ;.m., March 17, 1882), married
Andrew James DeArment. One
child:
Florence Anna DeArment (b., April
25, 1891).

c. Cora Delilah Lankton (b., March 15,

1869; m., Jmie 12, 1892), married
Walter Allen Dearborne.
Six. Sarah Ann Lefever (b., Aug. 17, 1843;
m., Oct. 21, 1860), married Calvin Smith.
Three children, as follows:

a. Minnie May Smith (b., Aug. 22, 1866).

b. Flora Rebecca Smith (b., March 22,

1872).

c. Walter Abraham Smith (b., July 28,

1861; m., Aug. 28, 1890), married
Cynthia Priscilla Bebee.
Seven. David Harper Lefever (b., Jan. 11,
1849; m., Sept. 27, 1870), married Alice
Adelia Gaut. One child:
Clarence Homer Lefever (b., Dec. 22,
1874).
C. Anna Barbara Lefever (b., Dec. 11, 1809;
m., May 19, 1831; d., Dec. 25, 1884), married
David Harper. Four children, as follows:
One. Mary Malvina Harper (b., July 5, 1833;
m., June 28, 1855; d., March 12, 1875)'

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married Samuel Lee Wilkinson. Five
children, as follows:

a. William Lee Wilkinson (b., Nov. 25,

1856).

b. Minnie Ann Wilkinson (b., Dec. 16,

1859).

c. Edwin Harper Wilkinson (b., Oct. 27,

1861).

d. Ella Mary Wilkinson (b., March 7,

1866).

e. Jennie Maud Wilkinson (b., Sept. 24,

1868).
Two. J.\mes Lefever Harper (b., April 16,

1832; d., April 17, 1832).
Three. Malinda Anna Harper (b., Oct. 8,
1840; m., June 26, 1860), married Adam
Francis Guiseler. No children.
Four. Deliliah Elizabeth Harper (b., April
22, 1835; m., June 8, 1854, married Wil-
liam Denny Lefever. No children.

Ninth. Daniel Lefever (b., Nov. 23, 1788; m., ;

d., ). Received a divorce and is supposed

to have become a Catholic priest. Married Hen-
rietta Coulson. Three daughters, as follows:
A. Amelia Lefever.

C. .

Tenth. Samuel Lefever (b., June 22, 1783; m., ;

m., May 27, 1823; d., April 1, 1840), married

twice; married first time to Hannah Wiegner. Six

children, as follows:

A. George Lefever (b., Sept. 15, 1809; m.,

), married Eleanor Adams. They

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had a daughter, Hannah, married

Howell, and possibly a son and other children.

B. John Wiegner Lefever (b., July 15, 1818; m.,

Feb. 27, 1851), married Christiana Foreman.

C. Infant (b., ; d., ).

D. Elizabeth Lefever (b., Sept. 23, 1811; m.,

April 28, 1830; d., ), married Pardon

King.

E. Mary Ann Lefever (b., Aug. 15, 1820; m.,

June 27, 1850; d., Nov. 29, 1893), married
Alexander H. Smith. Five children, as fol-
lows :
One. DuANE L. Smith (b., Oct. 29, 1859; m.,

May 1, 1881), married Cora Osborn.

Three children, as follows:

a. Alfred Smith (b., Nov. 4, 1881).

b. Ernest Smith (b., July 8, 1883).

c. Roy Smith (b., Sept. 12, 1893).

Two. William D. Smith (b., March 3, 1853),

married .

Three. Mary Smith (b., Oct. 19, 1862; m.,

Sept. 8, 1881), married Gains S. Burgett.

Four children, as follows:

a. Floyd A. Burgett (b., April 7, 1884).

b. Rallen a. Burgett (b., Dec. 20, 1886).

c. William D. Burgett (b., Feb. 12, 1889).

d. Alta M. Burgett (b., Sept. 23, 1892;

d., June 14, 1893).
Four. Alice Smith (b., Jan. 6, 1866; m., June
6, 1894), married William Hurst. One
child.
Glenn A. Hurst (b., June 26, 1897).
Five. Oliver A. Smith (b., Oct. 18, 1851; d.,
Feb. 27, 1852).

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F. Sarah Lefever (b., Jan. 19, 1814; m., Nov. 22,

1835), married Thomas B. Barnum. Nine

children, as follows:

One. Theodore F. Barnum (b., June 19, 1840 ;

m., Dec. 14, 1865), married Eva Seamens.

Five children, as follows:

a. Virtie E. Barnum (b., Jan. 1, 1867;

d., Jan. 7, 1867).

b. Effie M. Barnum (b., June 20, 1868;

m., Nov. 27, 1884), married George
E. Drought. Three children, as fol-
lows :
I. Lela M. Drought (b., Oct. 17,

1885).
II. Archie T. Drought (b., April 18,

1887).
III. Altie I. Drought (b., June 9,
1891).

c. Lulu B. Barnum (b., Aug. 24, 1872;

m., Nov. 25, 1888), married James
M. Main. Three children, as fol-
lows:
I. Eva p. Main (b., Sept. 13, 1889).
11. Archie A. Main (b., May 24, 1892)
III. HazleA.Main (b., Sept. 28, 1894).

d. Carrie P. Barnum (b., Aug. 24, 1874)'

e. Tommy T. Barnum (b., Oct. 9, 1880).
Two. Permealia M. Barnum (b., Oct. 2, 1849;

m., Jan. 7, 1869), married Dwight Sea-
mens. Three children, as follows:

a. Boy (b., April 23, 1870; d., April 25,

1870).

b. Earl J. Seamens (b., Oct. 24, 1873).

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c. Jay T. Seamens (b., Dec. 3, 1876).

Three. Thomas Barnum (b., March 12, 1854-

m., Nov. 28, 1883), married Charlotte

Kline. One child:

Ralph P. Barnum (b., May 7, 1895).

Four. Mary E. Barnum (b., Jan. 21, 1845;

d., Aug. 6, 1858).
Five. Chester Barnum (b., Oct. 3, 1842; d.,

Dec. 24, 1842).
Six. Andrew J. Barnum (b., Dec. 6, 1836; d.,

Sept. 16, 1837).
Seven. Sarah D. Barnum (b., Sept. 30, 1847;

d., Aug. 6, 1858).
Eight. Ida R. Barnum (b., March 13, 1852;

d., April 15, 1861).
Nine. Flora Barnum (b., Sept. 25, 1857; d.,
Jan. 16, 1858).
Samuel Lepever married second time to Mary Ann
Camp. Five children, as follows:

A. Barbara Line Lepever (b., May 5, 1830; m.,

Sept. 10, 1848), married George P. Kepler!
Two children, as follows:
One. Frances Amelia Kepler (b., Sept. 16,

1849; d., Jan. 12, 1857).
Two. Dora D. Kepler (b.. May 5, 1858; m.,
Aug. 19, 1885), married Charles H. Sey.
Two children, as follows:

a. RuBiE Sey (b., July 26, 1886).

b. Edwin H. Sey (b.. May 1, 1893).

B. Hannah Matilda Lepever (b., Sept. 19, 1828;

m., Oct. 14, 1858; d., Aug. 21, 1865), married
David W. Hopkins. One child :
Grant Ulysses Hopkins (b., April 11, 1862-
m., July 29, ), married Grace E. Bixby.

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C. Rhuhama Christiannah Lefever (b., Jan. 3,
1835; m., Dec. 24, 1863), married Lorenzo P.
Smith. Seven children, as follows:
One. Marion Lefever Smith (b., Feb. 7,
1866; m., June 20, 1894), married Mattie
Johnson. One child:
Mabel Smith (b., Dec. 2, 1895).
Two. Bee L. Smith (b., Sept. 7, 1867); m.,
Dec. 9, 1894), married Etta Holbrook.
One child:
Myrtle Smith (b., July 4, 1896).
Three. Rosa Mary Smith (b., Jan. 22, 1870;
m., Jan. 29, 1888), married Joseph H.
Kauffman. Three children, as follows:

a. Ora J. Kauffman (b., Jan. 19, 1889).

b. Magdalene R. Kauffman (b., June 11,

1892).

c. Grace M. Kauffman (b., March 13,

1894).
Four. Tinnie Smith (b., Feb. 5, 1872; m., May
6, 1890; d., Aug. 26, 1892), married
James B. Hendrick. Two children, as
follows :

a. Maud E. Hendrick (b., Feb. 28, 1891).

b. Arthur C. Hendrick (b., Aug. 21, 1892 ;

d., Feb. 21, 1893).
Five. D.usY M. Smith (b., Feb. 9, 1872; m.,
July 10, 1893), married Joseph B. Fletch-
er. One child:
Lorenzo Fletcher (b., May 3, 1894).
Six. Dean Smith (b., Feb. 9, 1875..
Seven. Dollie Smith (b., Oct. 5, 1876; m.,
June 12, 1897), married J. B. Hendrick.
One son:

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 105

Lloyd D. Hendrick (b., Sept. 16, 1898).

D. Samuel Augustus Lefever (b., July 9, 1824;

m., Jan. 23, 1852; d., Feb. 17, 1853), married
Phoebe Ruama Rogers. Two children, as fol-
lows :

One. Gilbert A. Lefever (b., April 21, 1853;)
single.

Two. Platt E. Lefever (b., Feb. 10, 1852).

E. Jacob Camp Lefever (b., Aug. 15, 1826; m.,

; d.. May 29, 1874), married Pamilla

Pond. One child:

Emma Lefever, married Champaney.

Had quite a family.
Eleventh. Adam Lefever (b., Dec. 30, 1775; i

1804; m., March 25, 1823; d., Aug. 22, 1861),
married twice; married first time to Mary Jane
Porter. Ten children, as follows:

A. John Porter Lefever (b., Nov. 21, 1818; m.,
; d., Feb. 3, 1870), married Judith Whit-
ing. Three children, as follows:

One. Calvin Lefever.
Two. Franklin Lefever.
Three. Clair Lefever.

B. Infant (b., ; d., ).

C. Evaline Lefever (b., May 18, 1820; m., June

6, 1844), married Charles Frasier Adams.
Four children, as follows:
One. Adella Louisa Adams (b., Sept. 25,

1845; d., Feb. 15, 1854).
Two. Emma Matilda Adams (b.. May 15, 1848;

d., June 12, 1866).
Three. Charles Joseph Adams (b., May 20,
1854; d., July 19, 1867).

106 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Four. Edwin Porter Adams (b., May 17,
1858; m., June 30, 1880), married Lillie
Gill. Three children, as follows:

a. Lawrence Roy Adams (b., Aug. 11,

1882; d., July 20, 1883).

b. WiNFRED Adams (b., Oct. 6, 1883).

c. Stanley Adams (b., June 1, 1886).

D. Elizabeth Lefever (b., Aug. 7, 1809; ra., Sept.

1, 1831; d., July 28, 1843), married Amasa
Wheeler. Three children, as follows:
One. Mary Jane Wheeler (b., Oct. 4, 1832;

d., Feb. 11, 1871).
Two. Amanda Elizabeth Wheeler (b., Nov.
25, 1835; m., Dec. 13, 1855), married
Harry Dunn. Two children, as follows:

a. WiLMONT Dunn (b., Aug. 13, 1857).

b. Belle Dunn (b., Nov. 30, 1864).
Three. Sarah E. Wheeler (b., Jan. 2, 1837;

m., Feb. 12, 1857), married Joseph P.
Williams. Three children, as follows:

a. Mark Williams (b.. May 6, 1858; m.,

Sept. 30, 1885), married Mary Wat-
son. Two children, as follows:
I. Bessie E. Williams (b., March 26,

1887).
II. Fern C. Williams (b., Dec. 4,
1888).

b. Claude Williams (b., Aug. 10, 1859;

m., Oct. 20, 1887), married Sakie
Hall.

c. Cliff Williams (b., Aug. 10, 1859; d.,

Sept. 1, 1859).

E. Samuel Lefever (b., Aug. 18, 1811; m.. May

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 107

18, 1837; d., May 20, 1866), married Miriam
Cole. Nine children, as follows:
One. Adam Augustus Lefever (b.. May 24
1838; m., March 19, 1861), married Re-
becca Foreman. Two children, as fol
lows:

a. Perry Foreman Lefever (b., Dec. 15

1870).

b. Samuel Henry LefeySr (b., June 14

1872).

Two. Sarah Eveline Lefever (b., Aug. 2
1839).

Three. Hannah Eliza Lefever (b., Feb. 18
1841).

Four. Margaret Elizabeth Lefever (b.
Oct. 22, 1842).

Five. George Washington Lefever (b..
April 2, 1845; m., Oct. 21, 1885), married
Susannah Adams. Two children, as fol-
lows :

a. Florence Mildred Lefever (b., July

2, 1891).

b. Eva Irene Lefever (b., Feb. 7, 1895).
Six. Benjamin Franklin Lefever (b., April

2, 1845).
Seven. Emma Adaline Lefever (b., July 27,

1848).

Eight. Polly Ann Lefever (b., July 2, 1851).

Nine. Martha Willamina Lefever (b., Sept.

16, 1855; m., April 21, 1877), married

Assa Mallory. Two children, as follows:

a. George Ernest Mallory (b., April 30,

1888).

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b. Roy Edward Mallory (b., Jul.y 31,
1890).

F. Washington Lefever (b., March 24, 1807; d.,

Oct. 20, 1872) ; cut his throat.

G. George Lefever (b., June 6, 1805; m., ;

d., Jan. 2, 1861), married Ann Eliza Herriclc.
Eleven children, as follows:
One. Helen Lefever (b., Sept., 1836; d.,

three years old).
Two. Orlando Herrick Lefever (b., Feb. 23,
1840; m., June 20, 1876), married Eva
Fuller. Two children, as follows:

a. Clara Louisa Lefever (b., April 5,

1879).

b. Edith Anna Lefever (b.. May 8, 1885).
Three. Elmyra Lefever (b., Sept. 15, 1838;

m., : d., ), married T. Har-

man Linsley. Three children, as fol-
lows:

a. Caroline Lindsley.

b. Nellie Lydia Lindsley.

c. Alfred Lindsley.

Four. Catharine Mary Lefever (b., May,
1842; m., ; d., about 1882), mar-
ried D. P. Waldo. Six children, as fol-
lows:

a. Ella Waldo, married W. R. Hand.

One child:
Willie Waldo Hand.

b. Alfred Waldo (b., ;d., ).

c. Theron Waldo (b., ; d., ).

d. Lewie Waldo (b., ).

e. Georgiana Waldo (b., ; d.,

)•

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 109

f. Catharine Waldo (b., ; d.,

).

Five. Georgiana Lefever (b., April 14, 1849;
m., June 18, 1869), married Hon. George
H. Waldo. Two children, as follows:

a. Adele Elizabeth Waldo (b., July 19,

1873).

b. George Charles Waldo (b., Aug. 30,

1877) ; served in the war with Spain
as aide to Gen. Hv. Duffield,of Mich.
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Six. Alfred Homan Lefever (b., March 28,

1847; m., ), married Josephine

Pohlman. One child, died when 15 mo.

old.
Seven. Cornelia Louisa Lefever (b., July

24, 1852; m., ), married H. A.

Martin. Two children, as follows:

a. Arthur Martin (b., ; d., ).

b. Raymond Martin (b., ).

Eight. Franklin Washington Lefever (b.,

May 17, 1857), married Ida Lobdell. One

child :
Samuel Lefever.
Nine. Amelia Lefever (b., 1844; d., about

1851).
Ten. Cornelia Louisa Lefever, married

Henry Martin.
Eleven. Helen Lefever (b., Sept. 1836; d.,

three years old).

f' JTwins (b., ; d., ).

J. Jacob Lefever (b., Nov. 9, 1816; d., March 13,
1891).

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Adam Lefever married second time to Marj' Denny.
Five cliildren, as follows:

A. Leander Fleming Lefever (b., March 10, 1824;
m., July 4, 1848; d., April 23, 1890), married
Mary Lydia David. Six children, as follows:
One. Alonzo Lefever (b., July 27, 1849; m.,
July 31, 1870; d., Sept. 15, 1877), mar-
ried Rosa Graves. Three children, as
follows :
a. Jessie Bell Lefever (b., July 17,

1871).
b Edgar Leander Lefever (b., Oct. 26,

1873).
c. Derange Leon Lefever (b., Jan. 16,
1877).
Two. Charles Lefever (b., Aug. 1, 1852; d.,

Feb. 22, 1873).
Three. Martha Lefever (b., Aug. 1, 1852;
m., July 16, 1873), married Richard
Terry. One child:
Walter Jason Terry (b., Nov. 7, 1875;
m., Nov. 28, 1894), married Lulu B. Yost.
One child:

Glenn Terry (b., March 17, 1895).
Four. Ella Matilda Lefever (b., Sept. 5,
1854; m., Dec. 31, 1873), married Wil-
liam Morse. Three children, as follows:

a. Mertie May Morse (b., Sept. 5, 1875).

b. Lillian Almerie Morse (b., April 28,

1881).

c. Melvin Garfield Morse (b., June 1,

1886).
Five. David Lefever (b-, Feb. 11, 1860; d.,
Jan. 3, 1878).

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. Ill

Six. Edward Lefever (b., July 1, 1862; d.,
Jan. 26, 1887).

B. William Denny Lefever (b., July 2, 1826; m.,

June 8, 1854; d., Sept. 3, 1888), married
Delilah Elizabeth Harper. No children.

C. Joseph Ritner Lefever (b., May 5, 1835; m.,

Feb. 5, 1857; d., Jan. 12, 1896), married
Elizabeth Malzena Reed. Three children, as
follows :
One. Fred Clark Lefever (b., April 9, 1860;
m., Oct. 28, 1884), married Sadie Pierce.
One child :
Percy My'rle Lefever (b., Nov. 10, 1895).
Two. Mary Jane Lefever (b., Oct. 28, 1863;
m., Aug. 20, 1884), married Lemon R.
Markley. One child:
Nina Fluetta Bell Markley (b., Jan. 1,
1887).
Three. Bessie Louisa Lefever (b.. May 22,
1879; d., Feb. 5, 1888).

D. Mary Matilda Lefever (b., Feb. 28, 1829; m.,

April 11, 1854; d., Aug. 27, 1890), married

James Johnston. Two children, as follows:

One. Ellis Denny Johnston (b.. May 24,

1858; m.. May 7, 1883), married Belle

J. Hayes. One child:

Mary Belle Johnston (b., Aug. 3, 1884).

Two. Lulu Mae Johnston (b., March 13,

1869).

E. Walter Denny Lefever (b., April 7, 1833;

m., Oct. 31, 1865; d., July 28, 1880). A very
prominent physician of Hastings, Neb. Died
from the effects of nervous fever. Married
Louisa Mosier. Three children, as follows:

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One. Katie Lefever (b., Feb. 3, 1868; cl,

, 1870).

Two. David Mosier Lefever (b., Sept. 3,

1871).
Three. Harriet Lefever (b., June 27, 1879).
Twelfth. Anna Barbara Lefever (b., Sept. 18, 1780;
m., Dec. 13, 1798; d., Aug. 18, 1850), married
John Line. Nine children, as follows:
A. George Lefever Line (b., Dec. 25, 1804; m.,
Nov. 10, 1829; d., Nov. 5, 1885), married
Maria Line. Four children, as follows:
One. Elizabeth Melvin Line (b., Feb. 22,
1832; m., March 3, 1857), married Sam-
uel Hemminger.
Two. John Augustus Line (b., April 9, 1834;
m., Dec. 29, 1868), married Marj' B.
Bowman. Four children, as follows:

a. Miriam Line (b., ; d., ).

b. Herman Bowman Line.

c. Charles Eugene Line.

d. John Raymond Line.

Three. Abraham Lycurgus Line (b., March

2, 1841; m., Oct. 21, 1863), married

Sarah Hamilton McNath. Two children,

as follows:

a. George Lefever Line (b., Sept. 13,

1865; m., Jan. 26, 1888), married

Nettie E. Widder. Three children,

as follows:

I. Albert Le Roy Line (b., Dec. 13,

1888).
II. Walter Clark Line (b., Oct. 1,
1893).

Descendants of Lawrence Slaymaker. 113

III. George Widder Line (b., Jan. 26,
1896).
b. Laura Augusta Line (b., Oct. 9
1878).
Four. Emanuel Carpenter Line (b., Dec. 8,
1837; m., Dec. 3, 1886), marriedRachaei
Jumper.

B. Boy, (b., Oct., 1812; d., ).

C. B03' (b., Oct., 1812; d., ).

D. John Line (b., Aug. 23, 1810; m., ; d.,

, 1865), married Maria Myers. Six

children, as follows:
One. Susannah Line.

wo. Zachariah Taylor Line.
Three. Henry Line.
Four. Mary" Line.
Five. William Line.
Six. Sarah Line.

E. Daniel Line (b., Oct. 24, 1808; d., Feb. 25,

1811). Burned to death.

F. Mary Line (b., Dec. 5, 1806; m., ; m.,

), married twice; married first time to

George Bowman; no children. Married sec-
ond time to Robert Coulter. Six children, as
follows :

One. Adam Lefever Coulter.

Two. Daughter (b., ; d., ).

Three. Vinton Coulter.

Four. Crawford Coulter.

Five. Thomas Coulter. '

Six. John Coulter.

G. Catharine Line (b., Dec. 28, 1802; m., Oct. 24,

1822; d.. May 12, 1877), married cousin, John

114 History of the Slaymaker Family^.

Tritt. For descendants, see record of John

Tritt.

H. Salome Line (b., ; d., ).

I. Salome Line (b., Dec. 21, 1800; d., Jan. 22,

1852).

PART III.

DESCENDANTS OF MATHIAS SLAYMAKER,
SECOND

Mathias Slaymaker, second son of Mathias Schleier-
MACHER, was Lieutenant in the First Battalion, Third Com-
pany, during the Revolutionary War. (B., ; m.,

; d., Jan. 9, 1804, aged 76 years). Married Barbara

Smith. They had seven children, as follows:

1. Mary Slaymaker. Nothing known about her.

2. John Slaymaker (b., Jan. 1, 1750; m., ; d., Sept.

26, 1831), married Mary Peck. They had seven chil-
dren, as follows:

First. Mary Slaymaker (b., ; m., ; d.,

— ), married Chancier.

Second. Elizabeth Slaymaker (b., ; m., ;

d., ), married Robert Ferguson. Eight

children, as follows:

A. Harvey Ferguson (b., ; d., ).

B. Mary Ferguson, married Samuel Richardson.

Four children, as follows:
One. James Richardson.
Two. John Richardson.
Three. Robert Richardson.
Four. Catharine Richardson.

C. Lavinia Ferguson (b., ; d., ).

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D. Susanna Ferguson, mari-ied Lorenzo Gillem.

E. Salome Elizabeth Ferguson, married

Ferguson. One child:
Sylvester Ferguson, married Elizabeth Flora,
three children, as follows:
John Ferguson.
Henry Ferguson.
Margaret Ferguson.

F. Robert Ferguson.

G. Salina Jane Ferguson.
H. John Harvey Ferguson.

Third. Mathias Slaymaker (b., Dec. 10, 1874;

; d.. May 20, 1862), married Rebecca Fer-

ree. They had six children, as follows:
A. John M. Slaymaker (b., March 1, 1816; m.,
1850; m., 1856; d., Jan. 3,1874), married
twice; married first time to Emma Harriett
Jack. They had one child :
One. Emma H. Slaymaker, married Silas K.
Eshleman. They had two children as
follows:

a. Elizabeth E. Eshleman.

b. S. Kendrick Eshleman.

John M. Slaymaker married second time to Lizzie
Snyder. They had eight children, as follows:
One. H. Elizabeth Slaymaker, married Ira
T. Gabbert. They had one child:
John M. Gabbert.
Two. Sarah R. Slaymaker, married Charles
F. Diller. They had five children, as
follows :

a. Isaac Slaym.^IvER Diller.

b. John Slaymaker Diller (b., July 22

1892; d., May 25, 1895).

Descendants of Mathias Slaymaker, Second. 117

c. Sarah Ferree Diller.

d. Charles Frederick Diller.

e. DuBois Diller.

Three. John Martin Slaymaker (b., 1864);

a prominent physician of Philadelphia.
Four. James Lawrence Slaitmaker (b., Jan.

25, 1864; d., Feb. 12, 1867.
Five. Annie Slaymaker, married George
Himes. They have one child :
Cecelia Himes.
Six. Martha Jane Slaymaker.
Seven. Mary M. Slaymaker.
Eight. Samuel F. Slaymaker.
B. Mary Melvina Slaymaker (b., ; m.,

; d., May 18, 1843), married Winfield

Scott Kennedy. They have two children, as
follows :
One. William Maxwell Kennedy (b., July

19, 1838; d., Aug. 24, 1863).
Two. John Mathias Kennedy (b.. May 26,
1840; m., July 3, 1866), married Florence
Graddy. They have five children, as
follows :

a. William Maxavell Kennedy (b., Aug.

23, 1867).

b. Jessie Graddy Kennedy (b.. May 19,

1869).

c. Winfield Scott Kennedy (b., June

17, 1871).

d. Thomas Graddy Kennedy (b., Feb. 8,

1876).
6. John Mathias Kennedy (b.. May 14,
1880).

History of the Slaymaker Family.

C. James L. Slaymaker (b., Sept. 25, 1819; d.,

Jan. 4, 1867).

D. Isaac F. Slaymaker (b., about 1812; d., Feb.

9, 1843).

E. Uriah Slaymaker (b., Aug. 7, 1825; d., Jan.

14, 1827).

F. Leah Louisa Slaymaker (b., ; d., ).

Fourth. Henry Slaymaker (b., ; m., ;

d., ), married Susan E. Booth. Six chil-
dren, as follows:
A. Alexander Hamilton Slaymaker (b., June 19,

1822; m., ; m., ; d., Dec. 3,

1889), married twice; mprried first time to
Faithful Mary Slaymaker, daughter of Wil-
Ham Daniel and Elizabeth Ann Slaymaker.
Six children,. as follows:

One. George Witmer Slaymaker (b., ;

d., ).

Two. Edmund H. Slaymaker (b., ; d.,

July 3, 1854).

Three. William Sl.«'maker (b., ; d.,

Sep. 17, 1863).

Four. Faithful Mary Slaymaker (b. , ;

d., July 26, 1858).
Five. Alexander E. Slaymaker, married
Mary E. Graham. Two children, as fol-
lows :

a. James Graham Slaymaker (b., ;

d., three months old).

b. Elizabeth Faithful Slaymaker (b.,

Nov. 4, 1882).
Six. Elizabeth Slaymaker, married Thomas
Leadbeater. Two children, as follows:

Descendants of Mathias Slaymaker, Second. 119

a. Anna Slaymaker.

b. Elizabeth Faithful Slaymaker, mar-

ried Rev. John Reidout. One son.
Alexander Hamilton Slaymaker married second
time to Hannah Jewett. No children.

B. Louisa Slaymaker, married William M. Ham-

ilton. Five children, as follows:
One. Isabelle Cass Hamilton, married Dr.

Hugh Hamilton.
Two. Mary Matilda Hamilton, married John

E. Borland. Three children, as follows:

a. Sarah Borland.

b. Willie Borland.

c. John Borland.

Three. Susan a Elizabeth Hamilton (b.,

; m., Oct. ?9, 1884), married

Walter Sutton. Two children, as fol-
lows:

a. Nancy Sutton.

b. Futhey Sutton.

Four. John Hamilton (b., ; d., ).

Five. Louise Hamilton.

C. Mary E. Slaymaker (b., Aug. 7, 1831; m.,

; d., Sept. 8, 1879), married John S.

Smith. Eight children, as follows:
One. Clara S. Smith, married Ezra W.
Frantz. Four children, as follows:

a. Jessie S. Frantz.

b. Mary B. Frantz.

c. Clara E. Frantz.

d. Joseph H. Frantz.

Two. Sallie E. Smith, married John M. Eck-
ert. Two children, as follows:

History of the Slaymaker Family.

a. Samuel Eckert.

b. Maude S. Eckert.

Three. Mary S. Smith, married Herman Arm-
strong. Two children, as follows:

a. Alletah M. Armstrong.

b. Elsie M. Armstrong.

Four. Emma L. Smith, married Clement A.
Hoar. Three children, as follows:

a. Daisy Hoar.

b. M. Ethel Hoar.

c. Charlie Hoar.

Five. Addie V. Smith, married Nimrod Smith.
Six. Lizzie H. Smith, married Ne-nton Hoar.
One child:
Nellie Hoar.
Seven. Charles H. Smith, proprietor of the
leading livery stable of Lancaster, Pa.;
married Eva Marrow. One child:
Wilbur Grant Smith.

Eight. John Smith (b., ; d., ).

. Susan B. Slaymaker (b., about 1834; m.,

; d., April 28, 1871), married Edwin

Hopton. Four children, as follows:
One. Willie Hopton (b., Feb. 25, 1859; d.,

Oct. 4, 1861).
Two. Edavin Hopton (b., July 26, 1863; d.,
April 25, 1870).

Three. Clara Hopton (b., ; m., ),

married .

Four. W.\LTER Hopton (b., March 12, 1871;
d., April 4, 1872).

John M. Sl.^ymaker (b., ; m., ;

d., ), married Harriet Imhoff.

Descendants of Mathias Slaymaker, Second. 121

F. Emma C. Slaymaker (b., ; m., ),

married George Fogle.

Fifth. Amas Slaymaker (b., ; d., July 31, 1796;

18 years old.
Sixth. Susannah Slaymaker. Nothing known of her.

Seventh. Lydia Slaymaker, married Springer.

Only two children known:
John S. Springer.
Elizabeth Springer.
Rachael Slay'maker (b., March 3, 1781; m., April 3,
1804; d., July 8, 1858), married David Kendrick.
Seven children, as follows:
First. Jane Kendrick, married George Hoke. They

had three children.
Second. Rachael Kendrick, married Robert Jameson.
They had one son and two daughters. One daugh-
ter married James Webster.
Third. Emeline Kendrick, married Robert McCutch-
eon. One daughter, who married Robert Moody.
Fourth. Annie Kendrick, married David White.
They had two sons and one daughter, who mar-
ried James McElwee.
Fifth. Slai'maker Kendrick.

Sixth. George Washington Kendrick, married Maria
McDonald. Four children, as follows:

A. Jennie Kendrick, married twice; married first

time to William W. Buiyhurst. One son.
Jennie Kendrick. Married second time to
Thomas B. Styan.

B. William W. Kendrick, married Margaret Lind-

sey. They had two sons and two daughters.

C. George W. Kendrick, former Vice-President of

Third National Bank Philadelphia, Pa. Mar-
ried Minnie Murdock. Two sons.

2 History of the Slaymaker Faivoly.

D. Charles H. Kendrick, married Louisa Clargus.
Seventh. Daniel Kendrick.
Elizabeth Slaymaker, married John McPherson; moved
to Northumberland Co., Pa. Six children, as follows:

First. John McPherson, married Christy.

They had a number of children. Only one known :

Mary McPherson, married Silverwood.

Second. Mathias McPherson, married Silver-
wood. Nothing more known.
Third. William McPherson, married Martha Hanna.
Six children, as follows:

A. Elizabeth McPherson, married William Fer-

guson. Had son:
George Ferguson.

B. Mary McPherson, married Dr. Gilbert. Three

children, as follows:
One. Ella Gilbert.

Two. Florence CtIlbert, married

Stafford.
Three. Mary- Gilbert (b., ; d., ).

C. Harriet McPherson (b., 1816; m., ),

married Timothy Wilcox. Had a number of
children. Same as follows:
One. Bell Wilcox, married Dr. Storj'. Have

several children.
Two. Rudolph Wilcox.

Three. Roland Wilcox (b., ; d., ).

Four. A daughter (b., ; m., ),

married McNitt. They had one

child.
Five. Randolph Wilcox.

D. John McPherson (b., Dec. 21, 1818; m., ),

married Elizabeth Fergus. Seven children,
as follows:

Descendants of Mathias Slaymaker, Second. 123

One. Charles E. McPherson (b., April 20,

1846; m., ), married Sarah Smith.

Two children, as follows:

a. Pearl L. McPherson (b., Feb. 16,

1873).

b. Mattine McPherson (b., June 25,

1876).

Two. Clara Bell McPherson (b., Nov. 14,
1848; d., about 1865).

Three. S. Franiclin McPherson (b., Oct. 8,
1850; d., young).

Four. Harriet A. McPherson (b., Feb. 23,
1853; m., ; d., Oct., 1873), mar-
ried W. D. Blackburn. Editor Mechan-
icsburg "Free Press," Mechanicsburg,
Pa. One child:
Margaret E. Blackburn (b., Jan. 15,
1873).

Five. Alien E. McPherson (b., Aug. 17, 1855;

m., ; d., , 1875), married

Henry Dolan.

Six. William J. McPherson (b., Aug. 16,

1859; m., ), married Harriet Petti-

john. Four children, as follows:

a. John McPherson.

b. AiMEE McPherson.

c. Marie McPherson.

d. Charles McPherson.

Seven. John E. McPherson (b., April 14,
1864).

E. Adeline B. McPherson (b., ; d., ).

F. Maria McPherson (b., ; d., ).

Fourth. Archibald McPherson. Nothing known of

him.

124 History of the Slaymaker FAinLY.

Fifth. Mary McPhersox, married Charles Cramer.
Sixth. Elizabeth McPherson, married Samuel Hanna.
5. Rebecca Slay'maker, married Samuel McComse}'. Six
children, as follows:
First. Mary McComsey, married Daniel Howett. Two
children, as follows:

A. John Howett.

B. Rebecca Howett (b., Feb. 4, 1809; m., Oct. 25,

1831; d., Dec. 24, 1891), married William
Burns. Seven children, as follows:
One. Harriet C. Burns (b., Aug. 4, 1833;

d., Jan. 1, 1892).
Two. Clarkson L. Burns (b., April 2, 1844;

d., when a child).
Three. Robert Burns (b., Sept. 10, 1835).
Four. Elizabeth Miller Burns (b., Jan. 11,

1847; d., about 21 years old).
Five. Walter Burns (b., ; d., when a

baby).
Six. Henry Burns (b., March 23, 1840).
Seven.' Daniel Burns (b., March 23, 1838;

m., July 6, 1870), married Hetty Naomi

Haines. Four children, as follows:

a. Beckie Lowella Burns (b., April 11,

1874).

b. Lizzie Maude Burns (b., Aug. 18,

1876).

c. Harry Daniel Burns (b., Jul}' 14,

1880).

d. Minnie Belle Burns (b., July 24,1882).
Second. Margaret McComsey, married Samuel Craw-
ford. One child.

Harriet Crawford, married Michael Hoffman.
Nothing more known.

Descendants of Mathias Slaymaker, Second. 125

Third. William McComsey, married Mary Eckman,
cousin. Six children, as follows:
A. Elizabeth McComsey (b., Sept. 27, 1809; m.,

; d., March 29, 1890), married David

Witmer. Eight children, as follows:
One. John Martin Wither (b., Oct. 31, 1839;
m., March 12, 1868), married Catharine
McAllister, a cousin. Eleven children, as
follows :

a. Bell W. Witmer (b., Aug. 3, 1868; m.,

May 1, 1890), married James Chris-
man. Two children, as follows:

I. BURLIE ChRISMAN.

II. Dale Chrisman.

b. Emma Witmer (b., Dec. 16, 1871; m.,

Nov. 13, 1889), married John Bur-
kie. Two children, as follows:
I. Laura Burkie.
II. Bessie Burkie.

c. Nellie Wither (b., Aug. 12, 1874).

d. Lena Wither (b., Nov. 3, 1876).

e. ViRGiE Wither (b., Jan. 5, 1879; d.,

March 14, 1884).

f. Christiana Wither (b., July 21, 1886).

g. Clare Wither (b., March 21, 1889).
h. Floye Wither (b., March 21, 1891).
i. Joseph Wither (b., Dec. 25, 1893).

j. Charles Wither (b., March 6, 1884).

k. John Alexander Wither (b., March

27, 1881; d., July 25, 1884).

Two. Samuel Wither (b., ; m., ),

married Margaret Lyle. Eight children
as follows:

History of the Slaymaker Family.

a. Charles WiTMER (b., ; m.

married Emma Esbenshade.

b. Edward Witmer.

c. John Witmer.

d. Herald Witmer.

e. Herbert Witmer. married -

f. Laura Witmer.

g. Witmer.

h. Witmer.

Three. Benjamin Witmer, married Lj'dia
Lefever.

Four. George W. H. Witmer (b., March 17,
1846; m., ), married Martha My-
ers. One child:
Casper Corwin Witmer (b., Nov. 28,
1890).

Five. David Herr Witmer.

Six. Lydia Witmer (b., July 26, 1849; m.,
April 9, 1868), married Henry Althouse.
Eight children, as follows:

a. MoLLiE Ella Althouse (b., Sept. 28,

1868).

b. Walter Wesley Althouse (b., Maj'

3, 1875).

c. Lizzie Agnes Althouse (b., June 3,

1880).

d. Olive Blanch Althouse (b., June 4,

1883).

e. Ramond Oscar Althouse (b., Aug. 11,

1886).

f. Lettie Idella Althouse (b., Jan. 4,

1871; m., April 25, 1888), married

Descendants of Mathias Slaymaker, Second. 127

Daniel David Robinson. Two chil-
dren, as follows:
I. Elsie Viola Robinson (b., Jan.
21, 1889).
II. Roy Harry' Robinson (b., June
7, 1892).
g. Harry Irvin Wither Althouse (b.,

Feb. 20, 1873; d., May 4, 1879).
h. Hermett Norman Althouse (b., April
17, 1878; d., April 4, 1879).

Seven. Mary S. Witmer (b., 1842; m.,

), married William McGuigan.

Seven children, as follows:

a. Mary E. McGuigan (b., , 1863;

m., ), married John McCom-

sey.

b. Joseph F. McGuigan (b., , 1866).

William A. McGuigan (b.,

1869; m., ), married Clara

Youst.

d. Meretta a. McGuigan (b., , 1872;

m., ), married John Whitman.

e. Aaron H. McGuigan (b., , 1875).

f. Harold W. McGuigan (b., , 1879).

g. Zada McGuigan (b., , 1883).

Eight. Franklin Wither (b., April 11, 1834;

m., Dec. 25, 1856; d., Jan. 27, 1895),
married Hettie Ann Lefever. Eight
children, as follows:
a. George Henry Wither (b., July 17,
1860; m., March 18, 1885), married
Carrie P. Powell. One child :
Harry' Sahuel Wither (b., Nov. 30,
1886; d., June 17, 1893).

128 History of the Slaymaker Family.

b. Hiram Lefever Witmer (b., March 6,

1872).

c. Benjamin Peter Witmer (b., Oct. 31,

1867).

d. Daniel Franklin Wither (b., Aug. 8,

1864; m., ), married Marga-

retta Seal. Two children, as fol-
lows:
I. Roy Witmer.
II. Myrtle Witmer.

e. John Shank Witmer (b., July 31, 1869;

m., Oct. 11, 1893), married Hannah
E. Clark. One child :
Percy Franklin Wither (b., April
21, 1894; d., April 12, 1895).

f. Andrew Jackson Wither (b., Oct. 4,

1857; d., Oct. 12, 1883).

g. Margarete Virginia Wither (b., Sept.

14, 1866; d., Sept. 3, 1867).
h. Martha Elizabeth Wither (b., Sept.
25, 1862).

B. Samuel McComsey, married Julia Hogan.

C. Andrew Jackson McComsey, married Margaret

Aiken. Seven children, as follows:
One. John McComsey, married Elizabeth Mc-

Geigan.
Two. Henry McComsey.
Three. Samuel McComsey.
Four. Isabell McCohsey, married Jeremiah

Sullivan.
Five. Margie McComsey, married

Burke.
Six. Jennie McComsey, married Lee Scott.

Descendants of Mathias Slaymaker, Second. 129

Seven. Hugh McComsey (b., ; cL, — ).

D. Susan McComsey', married William Raeth.

E. Rebecca McComsey', married John Elliott.

F. Mary McComsey (b., March 10, 1815; m., Jan.
20, 1836; d., ), married Jeremiah

Reiter. Eight children, as follows:
One. Mary Elizabeth Reiter (b., Feb. 17,

1837; m., ; d., Dec. 15, 1888),

married Grabill Beck.
Two. Lydia Ann Reiter (b., June 13, 1841;

m., ; m., ; d., Oct. 17,

1875); married twice; married first time

to Jacob Harsh ; married second time to

Wisner.

Three. Abraham McComsey Reiter (b., June

27, 1844; d., Jan. 28, 1866).
Four. Emma Jane Reiter (b., Aug. 5, 1857;

m., ), married .

Five children.
Five. Samuel Slaymaker Reiter (b., Oct. 21,

1852; m., ; m., ), married

twice.
Six. Elam E. Reiter (b., June 28, 1846; m.,

Sept. 4, 1869), married Deitrich.

Seven. Annie R. Reiter (b., Sept. 9, 1850;

m., ; d., Aug. 17, 1885), married

Henry Meek. Two children, as follows:

a. Henry' Meck.

b. Mollie Meck.

Eight. Fracina Reiter (b., Feb. 13, 1838; m.,

), married David R. Miller.

Fourth. Rachael McComsey (b., March 7, 1799; m.,
Dec. 3, 1820; d., Sept. 8, 1869), married Benjamin
Devonshire. Seven children, as follows;

130 History of the Slaymaker Family.

A. Benjamin Devonshire (b., July 13, 1824; m.,
Nov. 15, 1848: d., Jan. 2, 1893), married Ellen
Montgomerj'. Six children, as follows:

One. Rachael C. Devonshire (b., June 15,
1852; m., Nov. 8, 1872), married Randall
Darrow.

Two. John Slaymaker Devonshire (b., ,

1861; d., Feb. 22, 1863).

Three. Margaret Belinda Devonshire (b.,
July 25, 1868; m., Oct. 27, 1892), mar-
ried Robert H. Smith.

Four. Samitel Ellsworth Devonshire (b.,
Aug. 8, 1864; m., Sept. 24, 1891), mar-
ried Jennie Broom.

Five. Benjamin F. Devonshire (b., Nov. 14,
1858; m., Aug. 30, 1883), married Nettie
Mattson.

Six. Jhue F. Devonshire (b., May 6, 1856;
m., Dec. 9, 1877), married Clara Crum.
Six children, as follows:

a. Sharlie T. Devonshire (b., Feb. 11,

1895).

b. Joseph Christie Devonshire (b., Sept.

10, 1885).

c. Samuel Thomas Devonshire (b., Nov.

25, 1880).

d. Benjamin Franklin Devonshire (b.,

March 3, 1884).

e. Ellen Melinda Devonshire (b., Jan.

22, 1879.

f. Jeneatte Alicb Devonshire (b., Aug.

23,1879; m., July 5, 1894) married
Walter D. McCoslin.

Descendants of Mathias Slaymaker, Second. 131

B. John Slaymaker Devonshire (b., Sept. 21,

1826; d., June 27, 1841).

C. Margaret Elizabeth Crawford Devonshire

(b., Nov. 9, 1833; m., Jan. 17, 1854), married
Nathan Montgomery. Nine children, as fol-
lows:
One. Rachael Ann Montgomery (b., Dec. 3,
1856; m., Feb. 11, 1880), married Wil-
liam R. Porter. Four children, as fol-
lows :

a. James Huddard Porter (b., Aug. 16,

1883).

b. Roy Allen Porter (b., Oct. 23, 1887).

c. Margaret Elizabeth Porter (b., Aug.

30, 1890.)

d. Sallie Gillespie Porter (b., July 3,

1892.
Two. John Thomas Montgomery" (b.. May
14, 1858; m., July 28, 1881), married
Annie Mary Devonshire. Six children,
as follows:

a. William Porter Montgomery (b., Dec.

16, 1882).

b. Grace Elizabeth Montgomery (b.,

Feb. 13, 1883).

c. Nathan B. Montgomery (b., Nov. 10,

1SS6).

d. Arthur Reuben Montgomery (b., Dec.

23, 1890; d., Sept. 10, 1891).

e. Elliot Kelso Montgomery (b., Nov.

2, 1892).

f. Marjorie May Montgomery (b., May

7, 1896).

132 History of the Slaymaker Family'.

Three. Allan Elliott Montgomery (b., Dec.
18, 1867; m., Sept. 24, 1891), married
Nancy Jane Pierce. Two children, as
follows :

a. Milton Eugene Montgomery (b., Dec.

23, 1892).

b. Flora Rebecca Montgomery (b., April

3, 1894).

Four. Caroline Ceresa Montgomery (b.,
July 27, 1854; d., Oct. 14, 1855).

Five. Laura Montgomery (b., Feb. 28, 1873;
d., July 5, 1874).

Six. Nathan Montgomery (b., Nov. 26, 1865;
d., July 23, 1867).

Seven. Rosa Bell Montgomery (b., Feb. 15,
1861; m., Jan. 21, 1886), married How-
ard B. Pierce. Four children, as follows:

a. Sherman Ledie Pierce (b., Jan. 11,

1890).

b. Helen Arbutus Pierce (b., Jan. 31,

1895).

c. Robert Earl Pierce (b., Aug. 31, 1888;

d.. May 16, 1892).

d. Emory Burgett Pierce (b., Oct. 21,

1891; d., Sept. 18, 1892).
Eight. Ella Elizabeth Montgomery (b.,
May 27, 1871; m., Sept. 16, 1890), mar-
ried Lindley Alfred Devonshire. Two
children, as follows:

a. Clement Devonshire (b., Feb. 14,

1891).

b. Chloe Belle Devonshire (b., April,

Descendants of Mathias Slaymaker, Second. 133

Nine. Henry Stearn Montgomery (b., Oct.
16, 1875).

D. Harriett Ann Devonshire (b., May 4, 1836;

m., Sept. 16, 1857; m., Sept. 11, 1889), mar-
ried twice; irmrried first time to William
McMuUen; married second time to James D.
Narvel.

E. Letitia Belinda Devonshire (b., June 29,

1831; m., Oct. 31, 1855), married David J.
Fisher. One child:

Frances Marion Fisher (b., ; m., Dec.

23, 1880), married Jennie A. Gatchell.

F. Samuel Thomas Devonshire (b., Sept. 11,

1840; m., Oct. 18, 1862), married Anna
Maria Fisher. Ten children, as follows:

One. Harvey Berwell Devonshire (b., Jan.
4, 1866; m., Aug. 2, 1893), married
Alice Watkines.

Two. Elmer Greenbank Devonshire (b.
March 16, 1867; m., Sept. 26, 1894), mar-
ried Lula M. McCullough.

Three. Margaret Eva Jane Devonshire (b.,
March 28, 1874).

Four. David James Devonshire (b., Feb. 22,
1880).

Five. William Oram Devonshire (b., March

23, 1877).

Six. Frelin S. Devonshire (b., May 27, 1872).
Seven. Philip Roland Devonshire (b., Mch.

25, 1863; d., Nov., 1864).
Eight. Edward Emlen Devonshire (b., March

24, 1864; d., Sept. 10, 1864).

Nine. Samuel Thomas Devonshire (b., Aug.

31, 1869; d., July 27, 1870).
Ten. Nathan Brunfield Devonshire (b.,

Aug. 23, 1878; d., Jan. 6, 1879).

History of the Slaymaker Faiuly.

G. Rebecca Slaymaker Devonshire (b., Feb. 2,

1822; m., Jan. 4, 1844; d., Oct. 13, 1886),

married Adley Gilt Gray. Five cliildren, as

follows:

One. Mary L.' Gray (b., July 8, 1844; m.,

), married Culberson.

Two. Rachael ]McComsey Gray (b., May 30,
1847; m., , married Ed-
ward C. Kyle.

Three. Benjamin Gray (b., , 1857).

Four. Annie R. Gray (b., Dec. 8, 1861), mar-
ried Roussey.

Five. Davis Gray (b., ; d., ).

Fifth. John McComsey, married twice; married first
time to Mrs. Alexander, nee Long. Had a number
of children, only one known.

Harriet McComsey, married Drake. They

had a number of children, only three known:
Samuel.
James.
William.
John McComsey married second time to Ann Raeff.

Sixth. Mathias McComsey (b., : m., Feb. 4,

1896; d., ), married Mary Magdalina Von

Derow. Ten children, as follows:

A. Mary McComsey (b., ; d., ).

B. Samuel McComsey (b., ), married Re-

becca Deitrich. One child:
Samuel Slaymaker McComsey married Mrs.
Amelia Pickel, nee Ricketts. One child:

Helen Rebecca McComsey (b., ;

d., ).

C. Francina McComsey (b., ; d., ).

William McComsey,
School Diroetor and Councilman in Lancaster, Pa.

Descendants of Mathias Slaymaker, Second. 135

Mathias McComsey (b.,

d., ), married Elizabeth C. Rex. One

child:

William Rex McComsey (b., ; m.,

), married Josephine Brown. One

child. Baby.

Rebecca Margaret McComsey (b., July 4,

1S32; m., Dec. 25, 1865), married George

Augustus Mayling. Four children, as follows :

One. Morris Augustus Mayling (b., Oct. 25,

1867).
Two. MiLFORD George Mayling (b., Aug. 24,

1873; d., March 5, 1875).
Three. Mary Rebecca Mayling (b., Oct. 21,
1866; m., Jan. 1, 1891), married Daniel
Kiehl.
Four. Minerva Von Derow Mayling (b.,

Jan. 23, 1870).
William McComsey (b., Aug. 29, 1820; m.,
April 18, 1844; d., July 5, 1895), councilman
for many years and school director for a long
time, up to the time of his death, in Lancas-
ter, Pa., when he was succeeded by his son,
William Henry McComsey. Married Mary
Ann Dorwart. They had five children, as
follows :
One. Benjamin Asbury McComsey' (b.,

March 24, 1845; d., Nov. 7, 1862).
Two. William Henry McComsey (b., Dec. 4,
1851; m., Jan. 1, 1873). Succeeded his
father as school director. Married Car-
rie E. Hubley. Had three children, as
follows:

History of the Slaymaker Family.

a. John Franklin McComsey (b., Oct. 8,

1873; m., ), married Eliza-
beth Reitzel. Five children, as fol-
lows :
I. Mabel May McComsey.
II. Herbert McComsey.

III. Robert McComsey.

IV. Florence McComsey (b., ;

d., ).

V. Carrie McComsey.

b. Edward McComsey (b., Aug. 11, 1876;

d., Nov. 9, 1878).

c. Walter Everett McComsey (b., Jul,y

21, 1880 ; m., ), married Laura

Bell Peters. One child:
George Edward McComsey (b., Meh.
17, 1903).
Three. Mary Elizabeth McComsey (b., Nov.
20, 1848; m., Aug. 20, 1868), married
John M. Conroy. One child:
William Everett Conroy (b., Sept. 7,
1878).
Four. John Frank McComsey (b., March 20,
1854; m., July 6, 1875; d., April 23,
1885), married Annie Catharine Bundell.
Two children, as follows:
a. Benjamin Asbury McComsey (b., April
28, 1876; m., ), married

b. Richard May McComsey.
Five. David Dorwart McComsey (b., Feb.
20, 1856; d., Sept. 18, 1882).
G. John McComsey (b., ; d., ).

Descendants of Mathias Slaymaker, .Second. 137
H. Levi McComsey (b., Dec. 24, 1822- m. ■

d., Nov. 20, 1884), married Elizabeth Amer.
Seven children, as follows:
One. Catharine Harmon McComsey.
Two. Horace Levi McComsey, married Agnes
Bissell. One child :

Jennie McComsey (b., ; d., ).

Three. William B. McComsey, married Eliza-
beth Martin. Three children, as follows:

Four. Anna Mary McComsey, married Alfred
A. Hubley. Four children, as follows:

a. Agnes Maude Hubley, married An.son

Forney Harrold. Two children:
I. Elizabeth Harrold.
II. Hope Hubley Harrold (b., 1902;
d., 1902).

b. Elizabeth Gertrude Hubley, married

Wm. H. Welchans. Three -children :
I. Wm. Hubley Welchans.
II. Alice Weaver Welchans.
III. Gertrude Welchans.

c. Warren Fetter Hubley, married

Anna Wight Emlen.

d. Anna Josephine Hubley.

Five. John McComsey, married Sarah Kuhns.
Six. Henry Mathias McComsey, married

Lydia Stanton.
Seven. Rebecca Virginia McComsey.

I. Lea McComsey (b., ; d., ).

J. Elizabeth McComsey (b., March 2, 1812; m.,
Sept. 19, 1833; d., Dec. 15, 1847), married

138 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Rev. William Long. Seven children, as fol-
lows :
One. John Wesley Long (b., May 18, 1839;

cL, Nov. 25, 1850).
Two. Samuel Long (b., Oct. 29, 1835; d.,

April 18, 1838).
Three. Elizabeth Long (b., Jan. 19, 1844;

m., ), married Amos Jonte.

Four. Caroline Long (b., March 19, 1842;

m., Nov. 19, 1858), married Jacob George

Wickes. Six children, as follows:

a. Corvallis Wickes (b., Nov. 24, 1859;

d., Feb. 26, 1860).

b. Etta Ione Wickes (b., March 13, 1861;

m., Oct. 22, 1880), married James
Henry Davis. Four children, as
follows :
I. Freddie James Davis (b., March

27, 1882).
IL Pearl May Davis (b., Sept. 4,
1883).

III. Caroline Alice Davis (b., Oct.

5, 1885).

IV. Ethel Ione Davis (b., Oct. 10,

1887).

c. William Elmet Wickes (b., Nov. 1,

1862; m., April 20, 1883), married
Nettie Russell. Three children, as
follows:
I. RuBBY Russell Wickes (b., Feb.

5, 1884).
II. Hally Harrison Wickes (b.,
Nov. 24, 1888).

Descendants of Mathias Slaymaker, Second. 139

III. Geneva Bruzzetta Wickes (b.,
March 16, 1893).

d. George Florence Wickes (b., March

6, 1867; m., Oct. 28, 1891), mar-
ried Angie Lyons. No children.

e. Lillian May Wickes (b., Oct. 27, 1871 ;

d., Aug. 7, 1872).

f. Charles Hayes Wickes (b., Dec. 24,

1873).
Five. Mary Ann Long (b., July 22, 1834; m.,

), married Williams. Seven

children, as follows:

a. Oscar Williams (b., ; d., -).

b. Viola Williams, married Davis.

Nine children.

c. Josephine Williams, married

Bundy. Four children.

d. Charles Williams, married

. Eight children.

e. Williams.

f. Williams.

g. Williams.

Six. Anna Long (b., March 19, 1838; m.. Fall,

1859; d., Oct., 1884), married James

Murphy. One child.

a. William Walter Murphy (b., Nov. 18,

1861; m., Nov. 26, 1893), married

Eva M. Duerre. Two children, as

follows:

I. Walter Damon Murphy (b., Oct.

26, 1894).
II. Llyod Wesley Murphy (b., Sept.
17, 1897).

140 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Seven. Anna Rebecca Long (b., Sept. 3,
1846; m., April 25, 1865), married Wil-
liam Glover. Six children, as follows:

a. John Paul Glover (b., June 11, 1868;

d., July 12, 1868).

b. Horace Albert Glover (b., March 2,

1870; m., Jan. 1, 1899), married
Sadie Miller.

c. Julia Catharine Glover (b., Oct. 27,

1875).

d. William Godfrey Glover (b., Dec. 24,

1881).

e. Bruce D. Glover (b., Dec. 24, 1881;

d., Dec. 27, 1881).

f. Grace G. Glover (b., Feb. 11, 1866;

m., July 4, 1893), married Charles S.
McKown. One child:
Anna Gertrude McKown (b., Sept.
7, 1894).

6. William Mathias Slaymaker (b., , 1761 ; m., ;

d., Feb. 20, 1826). Served as Ensign in First Battalion
Third Company, by Colonel George Stewart, when only
fourteen years old. Married Jane E. Slaymaker,
daughter of John and Elizabeth White Slaymaker.
Eight children, as follows:
First. Frederick Slaymaker, married Margaret Kin-
zer. They had a number of children. Names un-
known. Moved West.
Second. Jane Slaymaker, married Jacob Ufner.

Third. Ann Slay'maker (b., ; m., ; d.,

), married Henry McCallister. Three chil-
dren, as follows:

A. Elizabeth Ann McCallister (b., ; d.,

)•

Descendants of Mathias Slaymaker, Second. 141

B. Keziah McCallister (b., May 4, 1827; m.,

March 2, 1848; d., Sept. 16, 1888), married

John A. Rodgers. Six children, as follows:

One. John Meredith Rodgers (b., Sept. 22,

1861 ; in., ), married Jane Mc-

Gockley.
Two. Vinton Page Rodgers (b., Oct. 20,

1857; d., Dec. 10, 1882).
Three. Mary Jane Rodgers (b., July 14, 1853 ;

d., Dec. 22, 1855).
Four. Lewis Leon Rodgers (b., March 7,

1852; d., July 26, 1852).
Five. Catharine Rebecca Rodgers (b.,

March 7, 1852; d., Aug. 11, 1852).
Six. Samuel Foster Rodgers (b., Dec. 8,

1848; d., Nov. 4, 1891).

C. Uriah McCallister (b., April 22, 1824; m.,

; d., ), married Elizabeth Red-
man. Twelve children, as follows:
One. Martha Matilda McCallister (b., Oct.

27, 1849; m., ), married Abner

Rineer. Ten children, as follows:

a. Ida Rineer (b., ; d., ).

b. Edward Rineer (b., ).

c. Charles Rineer (b., ).

d. Walter Rineer (b., ; d., ).

e. William Rineer (b., ; d., ).

f. Roy Rineer (b., ).

g. LiNLEY Rineer (b., ).

h. Daniel Rineer (b., ).

i. Elizabeth Idella Rineer (b., ).

j. Girl (b., ; d., ).

Two. Mary Ann McCallister (b., Jan. 22,

History of the Slaymaker Family.

1848; m., ; m., ), married

twice; married first time to Franklin
Ford. Two ciiildren, as follows:

a. Annie Elizabeth Ford (b., Sept. 10,

1870).

b. Edward Foster Ford (b., Jan. 8, 1873).
Mary Ann McCallister married second time

to Daniel Rineer. Five children, as follows:

a. William D. Rineer (b., June 10, 1876).

b. Estella May Rineer (b., Nov. 1, 1878).

c. Uriah Garfiefd Rineer (b., Oct. 27,

1880).

d. Mary Helen Rineer (b., Dec. 3, 1886).

e. LiLLiE Elizabeth Rineer (b., May 7,

1889).

Three. Emma Catharine McCallister (b.,

Aug. 31, 1851; m., ), married her

cousin, John Martin Witmer. For de-
scendants, see record of John Martin
Witmer.

Four. Levi F. McCallister (b., Nov. 19, 1863;

m., ), married Mary Johnson. One

child:
Lilly McCallister (b., ).

Five. John Samuel McCallister (b., Dec. 8,

1867; m., ), married Mary Ban-

gert. One child:
John McCallister (b., ).

Six. Christiana McCallister (b., May 6,
1858; m., Aug. 25, 1876), married John
Rineer.

Seven. Lory Martin McCallister (b., Nov.

24, 1869; m., ), married Clara

Frank. One child:

Descendants of Mathias Slaymaker, Second. 143

William McCallister (b., ).

Eight. Uriah Ellsworth McCallister (b.,

Jan. 23, 1862; m., ), married Ida

Hebble. Two children, as follows:

a. Ella McCallister.

b. Laura McCallister.

Nine. Harry Lorin McCallister (b., Jan. 27,

1859; m., ), married Carrie

Swartz. Three children, as follows:

a. James Charles McCallister (b., Nov.

26, 1884).

b. Helen McCallister (b., Dec. 9, 1886).

c. Alice C. McCallister (b., March 15,

1888).
Ten. Laura Jane McCallister (b., Feb. 11,
1856; m., ), married Adam Man-
ley. Seven children, as follows:

a. Nora Manley (b., ; d., ).

b. Elvin Manley (b., ).

c. Claud Manley (b., ).

d. Maggie Manley (b., ).

e. Ray Manley (b., ).

f. John Manley (b., ).

g. Emily Manley' (b., ).

Eleven. Kezia Elizabeth McCallister (b.,
Oct. 9, 1853; m., Aug. 4, 1870), married
Isaac Aulthouse. Ten children, as fol-
lows:
a. Ethalinda Aulthouse (b., Oct. 21,
1870; m., Dec. 12, 1888; d., Aug. 7,
1895), married David Radchffe.
Two children, as follows:
I. Robert A. Radcliffe (b., Nov.
20, 1891).

History of the Slaymaker Family.

II. Evert M. Radcliffe (b., Aug. 20,
1894).

b. Nevada Vergilla Aulthou.se (b., July

21, 1872).

c. Albert Ambrose Aulthouse (b., Aug.

3, 1874).

d. Silas Lemuel Aulthouse (b., March

11, 1876).

e. Uriah Woodward Aulthouse (b. , Sept.

23, 1878).

f. Isaac Park Aulthouse (b., Sept. 27,

1880).

g. Olie Idella Aulthouse (b., March 24,

1883; d., Sept. 29, 1883).
h. Robert McCallister Aulthouse (b..

May 15, 1SS8).
i. Carrie R. E. Aulthouse (b., Dec. 26,

1890).
j. Essie Melissa Aulthouse (b., Aug. 25,

1885; d., ).

Twelve. Minnie JIcCallister, married Jacob
Hartman. No children.
Fourth. Sample Slaymaker (b., about 1787; d., Maj-

12, 1864).
Fifth. William Mathias Slaymaker (b., Dec. 15, 1786;

m., ; d., Jan. 17, 1828), married Ehzabeth

EUmaker. Five children, as follows:
A. William Mathias Slaymaker (b., Feb. 22,

1826; m., , 1848; d., Sept. 21, 1888),

married Catharine Mary Eckert. Thirteen
children, as follows:
One. George C. Eckert Slaymaker (b., Jan.
6, 1861; d., March 20, 1861).

Descendants of Mathias Slaymakee, Second. 145

Two. Mary Ellen Slaymaker (b., June 21,
1856; d.,"May 2, 1873).

Three. Minnie C. Slaymaker (b., March 10,
1870; d., March 31, 1871).

Four. Margaret Slaymaker.

Five. Edith loLA Slaymaker (b., : m.,

Feb. 1, 1898), married Joseph Jacob
Bergstresser Kinzer. One child:
William Slaymaker Kinzer.

Six. Laura Slaymaker.

Seven. William Mathias Slaymaker (b.,

; d., March 3, 1902). Treasurer

of People's Trust Company, Lancaster,
Pa.

Eight. Caroline Slaymaker.

Nine. Peter J. Eckert Slaymaker (b., Feb.
3, 1853). President of People's National
Bank, also holds same position at the
People's Trust Company, and very prom-
inent in financial circles in Lancaster, Pa.

Ten. Catharine Amanda Slay'maker (b.,
Feb. 5, 1851; d., Oct. 3, 1881).

Eleven. Jane Kinzer Slaymaker (b., Jan.
30, 1850; d., March 18, 1850).

Twelve. Lucy Eckert Slay'maker (b., Sept.
26, 1848; d., Feb. 28, 1849).

Thirteen. Elizabeth Slaymaker married J.
P. Mcllvaine. Six children, as follows:

a. William Slay'maker McIlvaine.

b. Ella McIlvaine.

c. James McIlvaine.

d. Minnie McIlvaine.

e. Eckert Slaymaker McIlvaine.

History of the Slaymaker Family.

f. Walter McIlvaine.
Margaret Caroline Slaymaker (b..

m., ; d., March 30, 1846), married

George Duffield McIlvaine. Four children,
as follows:
One. Elizabeth McIlvaine (b., Dec. 29, 1842;

m., ; d., March 10, 1875), married

Harry L. Eckert.
Two. Robert P. McIlvaine (b., Jan. 12, 1839;

m., ; d., April 26, 1874), married

Sarah J. Ellmaker. Three children, as
follows:

a. Ella Hatfield McIlvaine (b., May 15,

1871; d., Aug. 30, 1871).

b. Caroline Watson Ellmaker McIl-

vaine (b., Feb. 4, 1870; d., Nov. 27,
1890).

c. George Duffield McIlvaine (b.,

).

Three. Dltffield McIlvaine (b., Oct. 11,

1872; d., May 9, 1874).
Four. Infant daughter (d., Oct. 14, 1871).
Jane E. Slaymaker (b., Nov. 15, 1812; m.,
about 1827 or 1828; d. July 26, 1890), mar-
ried William Penn Kinzer. Seven children,
as follows:

a. Elizabeth Kinzer.

b. Edmund Kinzer.

c. Mary Ellen Kinzer (b., Feb. 24, 1834;

m., ; d., Feb. 15, 1877), mar-
ried Rev. A. S. Vaughan. One child :
Elsie Jeanette Vaughan (b., Nov.
2, 1857; d., Dec. 18, 1857).

Descendants of Mathias Slaymaker, Second. 147

d. William Mathias Kinzer (b., Nov. 8,

1839; m., Sept., 1866), married
Phrebe A. Bergstresser. Two chil-
dren, as follows:
I. Stuart Lee Bergstresser Kin-
zee (b., Oct., 1867).
II. Joseph Jacob Bergstresser Kin-
zer (b., March 8, 1870; m., Feb.
1, 1898), married Edith Ida
Slaymaker. One child:
William Slaymaker Kinzer.

e. Augustus Kinzer.

f. Jane Elizabeth Slaymaker Kinzer,

married WilUam R. Vaughan.

g. Amanda Leaman Kinzer (b., Jan. 21,

1847; d., Jan. 8, 1849).
D. Nathanael Ellmaker Slaymaker (b., March

8, 1814; m., ; d., Nov. 24, 1884).

Squire of Paradise Township, Lancaster Co.,
Pa. Elder in LeacDck Presbyterian church
and for over thirty years was secretary and
treasurer of the Lancaster County Home Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Co., of Lancaster Co., Pa.
Married Mary Matilda McIIvaine. Seven
children, as follows:
One. George Duffield Slaymaker (b., 1848;

m., ; m., ; d., , 1891),

married twice; married first time to
Clara Steele. One child:

Katharine Slaymaker (b., ; d.,

).

George Duffield Slaymaker married second
time to Ella Leidigh.

148 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Two. Nathanael Ellmaker Slaymaker,
married Anna Russel. Four children, as
follows:

a. Robert Kepler Slaymaker.

b. George Duffield Slaymaker.

c. Abram Russel Slaymaker.

d. Nathanael Ellmaker Slay'maker.
Three. Mary Matilda Slaymaker, married

Aaron Conrad Kepler. Four children, as
follows:

a. Mary Slaymaker Kepler .

b. George Kepler (b., Sept. 11, 1874; d.,

April 30, 1895).

c. Aaron Kepler (b., Dec. 6, 1872; d.,

Feb. 14, 1878).

d. William Perry Kepler (b., Feb. 25,

1868; d., Feb. 19, 1878).
Four. Cecelia Porter Slaymaker (b., ;

m., ), married Dr. D. H. Shenk.

Five. Robert McIlvaine Slaymaker married

Leah Aiken. Four children, as follows :

a. Clara Amelia Slaymaker.

b. Marshall Aiken Slaymaker.

c. Mary McIlvaine Slaymaker.

d. Ida Margarets Slaymaker, married

Frank Berg FonDersmith. One
child:

Anna Berg FonDersmith (b., ;

d., Feb. 28, 1909).

Six. William Porter Slaymaker (b., ,

1837; d., Aug. 24, 1844).
Seven. Elizabeth Caroline Slaymaker (b.'

; m., April 14, 1880), married

Nathanael Milton Woods.

NvTHVMiEL Ellmaker Slaymaker,
Squire in Paradise Township, Lancaster County, Pa.

Descendants of Mathias Rlaymakee, Second. 149

E. Catharine Amanda Slaymaker (b., May 9,

1815; m., ; d., Jan. 5, 1894), married

Henry Leaman. Eight children, as follows:
One. Frank Leaman (b., Aug. 14, 1842; d.,
Aug. 30, 1S43.)

Two. Edwin Leaman (b., ; d., July 5,

1844; 10 weeks 4 days old).
Three. John Leaman (b., Dec. 17, 1840; d.,
Aug. 31, 1869).

Four. William Leaman (b., ; d., ).

One of the best-read lawyers at the Lan-
caster, Pa., bar.

Five. Henry Leaman (b., ; m., ),

married Mary McCallum. One child:
Mary Leaman.
Six. Charles Leaman married Lucy Crouch.
Two children, as follows:

a. Mary Leaman.

b. Lucy Leaman.

Seven. Rosh Leaman, married Lilly Lee.
Two children, as follows:

a. Henry Leaman (b., ; d., ).

b. Natalie Leaman (b., ).

Eight. Mary Elizabeth Leaman (b., ).

Sixth. Margaret Slaymaker (b., about 1798; d., Jan.

19, 1801).
Seventh. Alexander J. Slaymaker (b., about 1799;

d., Jan. 9, 1801).
Eighth. John Slaymaker (b., about 1783; d., Nov. 15,

1785).

7. Daughter, married Pickel. Only one child known:

Barbara Pickel.

PART IV.

DESCENDANTS OF JOHN SLAYMAKER.

John Slatmaker, third son of Mathias Schleiermacher,

(b., , 1733; m., ; cL, March 27, 1798), married

Ehzabeth White. He was in Braddock's campaign as a
wagoner. He was put to draw a cannon at the place of
rendezvous, and took it into battle on the day of Braddock's
defeat — he had eleven horses to it on that day, which were
all shot before the retreat. Most of the American troops
were killed in this conflict, but the above came off safe. In
1776 he marched at the head of a company to Bergen, New
Jersey, was in the skirmish on Chestnut Hill, under General
Bull when Bull was taken prisoner. He was afterwards
chosen county commissioner. They had eleven children, as
follows:

1. Susan Slaymaker, married Daniel Slay maker, son of

Daniel and Agilis Young Slaymaker. For descendents,
see record of Daniel Slaymaker.

2. Mathias Slaymaker. Nothing known of him.

3. Catharine Slaymaker (b., June 12, 1770; m., Nov. 8,

1803; d., March 31, 1851), married Samuel Linn.
Six children, as follows:

First. Ellen Jane Linn (b., April 21, 1814; m., ,

1834; d.. May 2, 1853), married John Hamilton
Jolly. Seven children, as follows:

Descendants of John Slaymaker. 151

A. David Scott Jolly (b., May 1, 1835; d., Jan.

2, 1858).

B. Catharine Linn Jolly (b., Aug. 12, 1838; m.,

; d., May 24, 1882), married George

E. Easton. Seven children, as follows:
One. Edward Linn Easton (b., Dec. 15, 1859;

m., ), married .

One child.
Two. Maria R. Easton (b., Aug. 12, 1861).
Three. Jack Easton (b., March 24, 1865; d.,

Oct. 2, 1865).
Four. Mary C. Easton (b., March 30, 1867).
Five. Charles J. Easton (b., Oct. 5, 1869).
Six. Kate Jolly Easton (b., July 22, 1873).
Seven. Daisy Adelia Easton (b., Jan. 24,

1876; d., April 16, 1876).

C. Mary Cavern Jolly (b., Aug. 12, 1838; d.,

in infancy).

D. Samuel Simeon Jolly (b., Jan. 10, 1843).

E. Anna Maria Jolly (b., Jan. 31, 1846; d., Aug.

14, 1868).

F. John Stuart Jolly (b., Dec. 24, 1848; m., Sept.

29, 1874), married Adelia Doggett. Four

children, as follows:
One. Nellie Stuart Jolly (b., June 26, 1875).
Two. David Linn Jolly (b., Oct. 27, 1877).
Three. Walker Elliott Jolly (b., July 5,

1879).
Four. John Kirby Jolly (b., July 26, 1881).

G. Robert Linn Jolly (b., April 25, 1852; m.,

Sept. 18, 1878), married Nannie Doggett.
Second. Mary Anne Linn (b., Aug. 29, 1804; d., Sept.
15, 1873). Died unmarried.

History of the Slaymaker Family.

Third. John Slaymaker Linn (b., June 23, 1806; m.,
Aug. 31, 1831; m., Dec. 7, 1841; d., Dec. 6, 1861),
married twice; married first time to Margaret
Jolly. Three children, as follows:

A. James Thomas Linn (b., April 23, 1837; m.,

Nov. 8, 1866), married first cousin, Mary
Ellen Miller. Four children, as follows:
One. Son (b. and d. Oct. 7, 1867).
Two. John Slaymaker Linn (b., Feb. 18,

1869; d., Sept. 5, 1871).
Three. James Miller Linn (b., May 23, 1871;

d., March 7, 1872).
Four. Florence Elizabeth Linn (b., Feb. 22,
1873).

B. Samuel A. Linn (b., Nov. 11, 1832; d., ).

C. Catharine Turner Linn (b., June 14, 1834;

m., May 17, 1855; d., Oct. 24, 1891), married
William Bousman Scott. Eight children, as
follows :
One. Mary Mulzena Scott (b., Feb. 27, 1856;

d., Nov. 28, 1861).
Two. Julius Elery Scott (b., Nov. 23, 1857;
m., Feb. 8, 1882), married Mary E. O.
English. Four children, as follows:

a. Ethel May Scott (b., Dec. 27, 1883).

b. Pearl Jociah Scott (b., Aug. 14, 1885).

c. Floy Linn Scott (b., March 27, 1889).
a. Verrie E. Scott (b., Aug. 20, 1890).

Three. Florence Jane Scott (b., Dec. 27,
1859; m., July 4, 1877), married John
Wesley Ockerman. Six children, as fol-
lows :
a. Maude Guest Ockerman (b., Aug. 6,
1878; d., March 30, 1879).

Descendants of John Slaymaker. 153

b. Leonard Verdi Ockerman (b., Nov.

21, 1879).

c. Edgar Verdi Ockerman (b., Jan. 30,

1881).

d. William Bousman Ockerman (b., June

17, 18S2).

e. Otis Verdi Ockerman (b., Sept. 11,

1883; d., Jan. 11, 1888).

f. Edna Leon Ockerman (b., Aug. 3,

1892).
Four. Jennie Leon Scott (b., Nov. 22, 1861;

d., Dec. 23, 1861).
Five. Lee Ora Scott (b., Jan. 21, 1864; d.,

Sept. 8, 1864).
Six. John Orie Scott (b., Aug. 18, 1867; m.,
Dec. 17, 1890), married Ida B. Hickman.
Two children, as follows:

a. Maud F. Scott (b., Feb. 13, 1892—; d.

April 20, 1892).

b. William Veruel Scott (b., Aug. 22,

1893).

Seven. Charles William Scott (b., June 25,

1871; m., April 17, 1894), married Etta

Louisa Thomas. One child:

Ray Wycliffe Scott (b., April 24, 1895).

Eight. James Franklin Scott (b., Nov. 15,

1874; d., ).

John Slaymaker Linn married second time to Margaret
Brown. Five children, as follows:

A. M.\RY Elizabeth Linn (b., Aug. 25, 1842; m.,

April 8, 1883), married John Nelson Pickrel.

B. John Francis Linn (b., Jan. 24, 1844; m., Dec.

28, 1871; m., Jan. 22, 1891), married twice;

History of the Slaymaker Family.

married first time to Sarah K. Haush; mar-
ried second time to Dora Bowers. Two chil-
dren, as follows:

One. Bertha Eva Linn (b., Jan. 1, 1892).

Two. John Harold Linn (b., Aug. 7, 1894).

C. Nancy Jane Linn (b., Feb. 10, 1846; d., Sept.

11, 1851).

D. LuciNDA Elma Linn (b., Jan. 14, 1848; d., Sept.

20, 1851).

E. Irvin Henry Linn (b., Sept. 4, 1851; m., Nov.

28, 1890), married Eva Green. One child:
Pearl Linn (b., July 1, 1891).
Fourth. Samuel A. Linn (b., Jan. 17, 1818; d., Aug. 2,

1850). Died unmarried.
Fifth. Elizabeth Linn (b., Aug. 13, 1808; m., Feb.,
1833; d., Aug. 27, 1841), married James Philip
Miller. Four children, as follows:

A. Catharine Miller, died young.

B. Samuel Miller, died young.

C. John Miller, died young.

D. Mary Ellen Miller (b., Feb. 19, 1834; m.,

Nov. 8, 1866), married first cousin, James

Thomas Linn. For descendents, see record

of James Thomas Linn.

Sixth. Robert Alexander Linn (b., Oct. 8, 1810; m.,

Aug. 13, 1857; d., July 7, 1881), married EHza-

beth Evans. Six children, as follows:

A. Minnie Evans Linn (b., July 4, 1874).

B. Lucy Ann Linn (b., Dec. 12, 1868).

C. Margaret Elizabeth Linn (b., Dec. 1, 1865).

D. Catharine Slaymaker Linn (b., June 16, 1862).

E. Samuel Duffield Linn (b., Oct. 25, 1858).

F. William Dickey Linn (b., June 30, 1860; m.,

Descendants of John Slaymaker. 155

Nov. 5, 1879; m., March 19, 1889), married
twice; married first time to Luella T. Bum-
garner. Three children, as follows:
One. David Ralph Linn (b., Feb. 5, 1880).
Two. Frederick Linn (b., April 16, 1882).
Three. Willie Linn (b., May 28, 1884; d.,
Oct. 25, 1884).
William Dickey Linn married second time to Mary
Reedie Pennington. Two children, as follows:
One. Ruth Linn (b., Jan. 28, 1892).
Two. Raymond Linn (b., June 21, 1894).
4. Ann Slaymaker (b., May 5, 1775; m., Oct. 18, 1796; d..
May 16, 1848), married John Kinzer. Ten children, as
folio vvs:
First. Sarah Kinzer (b., Feft. 23, 1801; m., Jan. 30,
1823; d., Dec. 29, 1871), married Nathan Willar.
One child:
Margaret Willar. They moved West, nothing
more known of them.
Second. Joel Kinzer (b., Dec. 24, 1813; d., Aug. 19,

1815).
Third. Mary Ann Kinzer (b., June 10, 1805; m.,
March 18, 1824; m., Jan. 18, 1847; d., May 19,
1878), married twice; married first time to Robert
Paxton. Three children, as follows:

A. Levinia K. Paxton (b., ; d., ).

B. Sarah Jane Paxton (b., ; d., ).

C. Ann E. Paxton (b., Oct. 20, 1826; m., March

25, 1847; d., Jan. 13, 1868), married John S.

Repp. Seven children, as follows:
One. Child, died at birth.
Two. Martha L. Repp (b., July 15, 1849; d.,
Jan. 4, 1852).

156 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Three. Amanda J. Repp (b., Dec. 26, 1851).
Four. Anna M. Repp (b., Aug. 3, 1854).
Five. Margaret E. Repp (b., April 1, 1858).
Six. George R. Repp (b., June 8, 1861).
Seven. Fannie P. Repp (b., July 25, 1865).
Mary Ann Kinzer married second time to her cousin, Alex-
ander Buffington. No children.

Fourth. John Kinzer (b., June 15, 1809; m., Dec. 2,

1834; d., March 13, 1866), married Ann Gore.
Fifth. Jasper Kinzer (b., June 24, 1816; m., March 19,
1840; m., Dec. 2, 1846; d., June 28, 1851), mar-
ried twice; married first time to Ann Elizabeth
Anglar. One son:
John David Kinzer (b., about 1842). President
Maryland Annual Conference of the M. P. Church.
Jasper Kinzer married second time to his cousin, Eliza-
beth Slaymaker Tomlinson. Three children, as fol-
lows:

A. Annie Kinzer (b., about 1848).

B. Jasper Kinzer (died in infancy).

C. Nanton Kinzer (died in infancy).

Sixth. Faithful Kinzer (b., June 10, 1811; d., Aug.
25, 1815).

Seventh. Elizabeth Kinzer (b., Aug. 16, 1797; m.,
Jan. 21, 1819; d., Feb. 1, 1881), married John
Stoner. Seven children, as follows:

A. Hannah Stoner (b., Nov. 30, 1819; m., Feb.

12, 1839; d., Aug. 1, 1848), married Jonas
Englar. One child:

Mary Elizabeth Englar (b., ; m.,

), married Lee Royer. No children.

B. Henry Stoner (b., Jan. 7, 1822; m., Dec. 2,

1846; d., Nov. 4, 1882), married Margaret
Haines. Ten children, as follows:

Descendants of John Slaymaker. 157

One. Augustus T. Stoner (b., Nov. 7, 1848;

m., ), married .

One child.
Two. Sarah E. Stoner (b., Dec. 17, 1849; d.,

).

Three. Martha V. Stoner (b., April 21, 1851;

m., ), married Johnson.

Two children.
Four. Mary S. Stoner (b., Oct. 26, 1852; m..

May 15, 1879), married Meyer.

Five. Emily Jane Stoner (b., Jan. 4, 1854;

m., ).

Six. Reuben E. Stoner (b., March 24, 1855);

m., ), married .

Three children.
Seven. John D. Stoner (b., Dec. 5, 1856; m.,

), married . Six

children.
Eight. Francis K. Stoner (b., April 18, 1859;

m., ; d., ), married

. One child.

Nine. Charles H. Stoner (b., Feb. 20, 1863;

m., ), married .

Three children.
Ten. Anna L. Stoner (b., Feb. 18, 1867; m.,

), married Beeler. One

child.
C. Ephraim Stoner (b., Nov. 2, 1824; m., Dec.
9, 1851), married Margaret Susan Smith.
Nine children, as follows:
One. Emma Florence Stoner (b., Dec. 23,
1852; m., July 6, 1875), married Edward
Reisler. Six children, as follows:

158 History of the Slaymaker Family.

a. Leila M. Reisler (b., May, 1877).

b. Emma Kate Reisler (b., Jan. 1878;

m., Dec. 15, 1896), married I. 0.
Wright.

c. Edward S. Reisler (b., Aug., 1881).

d. Hilda L. Reisler (b., April, 1884).

e. Mary A. Reisler (b., Nov., 1886).

f. Helen Reisler (b., Sept., 1892).
Two. Oliver Livingston Stoner (b., Nov. 12,

1854; m., Oct., 1883), married Ella
Gilmon. Three children, as follows:

a. Harry Carlton Stoner (b., Oct. 13,

1884).

b. Lester Wilbert Stoner (b., July 21,

1886).

c. Margaret C. Stoner (b., June 3,

1890).
Three. James Milton Stoner (b., Jan. 20,

1858).
Four. Charles Edward Stoner (b., April 10,

1861; d., Aug. 21, 1896).
Five. Frank Lee Stoner (b., June 13, 1863;

m., June 26, 1894), married Flora Wilson.
Six. Clarence Emory Stoner (b., Jan. 17,

1866; m., March, 1896), married Ger-
trude Williams.
Seven. Kearney Smith Stoner (b., June 13,

1868).
Eight. Walter Eugene Stoner (b.. May 25,

1870).
Nine. Jesse Thomas Stoner (b., Aug. 2,

1872).
D. Mary Ann Stoner (b., Jan. 20, 1827; m., March

Descendants of John Slaymaker. 159

15, 1849; d., Jan. 5, 1856), married Aaron
Anders. Three children, as follows:

One. Calvin Anders (b., ; m., ),

married . Three children.

Two. Charles Anders (b., May 15, 1853;
m., Jan. 22, 1878; d., June 9, 1883), mar-
ried Lillie Frazier. Three children, as
follows:

a. Jesse Anders (b., Sept. 17, 1879).

b. Harry Anders (b.. May 27, 1881).

c. BissEL Anders (b., Sept. 30, 1883).
Three. Elizabeth Anders (b., ; m.,

), married . Three

children.

E. Elizabeth Stoner (b., Oct. 24, 1829; m., ;

d., Feb. 13, 1855), married Charles Hiteshew.
Three children, as follows:

One. John Wesley Hiteshew, married

. Two children.

Two. Milton Hiteshew, married

. Two children.

Three. Maggie Hiteshew.

F. Margaret Stoner (b., Jan. 30, 1832).

G. John Stoner (b., Feb. 7, 1835).

Eighth. Catharine Kinzer (b., March 22, 1803; m.,
Sept. 8, 1825; d., Feb. 13, 1850), married Ely
Umstead. Three children, as follows, who moved
West, nothing more known of them:

A. Ann Elizabeth Umsted.

B. Margaret Umsted.

C. John Umsted.

Ninth. Margaret Kinzer (b., April 16, 1807; m., April
17, 1832; d., Nov. 12, 1885), married Nathan
Englar. Six children, as follows:

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A. Henry Englar (b., Feb. 9, 1833; d., Dec. 4,

1837).

B. JosiAH Englar (b., Oct. 13, 1835; m., April 22,

1862), married Margaret Senseny. Five chil-
dren, as follows:

One. John L. Englar (b., Feb. 1, 1863).

Two. Carrie F. Englar (b., Dec. 24, 1864).

Three. Harry S. Englar (b., Sept. 11, 1867).

Four. Grace A. Englar (b., Jan. 27, 1870;
d., June 6, 1873).

Five. Mary E. Englar (b., Oct. 8, 1875).

C. Ann Elizabeth Englar (b., Aug. 22, 1840; d.,

March 8, 1885).

D. Lydia Melvina Englar (b., Oct. 11, 1843).

E. John David Englar (b., Aug. 27, 1846; m.,

Jan. 15, 1873; d., Aug. 30, 1894), married
Susan Elizabeth Umer. Two children, as fol-
lows :

One. Margaret Tabitha Englar (b.. May 11,
1875).

Two. John Umer Englar (b., July 1, 1878).

F. Nathan Adison Englar (b., Oct. 11, 1849; m.,

Nov. 13, 1879), married Leanna Wolf,
th. Henry Kinzer (b.. May 4, 1799; m., Jan. 25,
1821; m., Feb. 11, 1841; d., Nov. 8, 1873), mar-
ried twice; married first time to Susan Smith;
married second time to Nancy A. Sturgon. Six
daughters, but do not know if they are by the first
or second wife. Family moved West, nothing
more known of them. Daughters as follows:

A. Susan Kinzer.

B. Amanda Kinzer.

C. Maria Kinzer.

Descendants of John Slaymaker. 161

D. Ann Amelia Kinzer.

E. Kate Kinzer.

F. Ada Kinzer.

Jane Slaymaker (b., ; m., ; d., Sept. 7,

1817), married cousin, William Mathias Slaymaker.
For descendants, see record of William Mathias Slay-
maker, son of Mathias and Barbara Smith Slaymaker.

Elizabeth Slaymaker (b., 1764; m., ; d., Sept.,

1805), married Thomas Buffington. Ten children, as
follows :

First. Alexander Buffington (b., ; m., Oct.

15, 1823; m., Jan. 18, 1847; d., July, 1857), mar-
ried twice; married first time to Mary Jones.
Six children, as follows:

A. Ann Eliza Buffington (b., ; m.. May

18, 1857), married Lyman Benham Rodgers.
Four children, as follows:

One. Annie Louisa Rodgers (b., ; m.,

), married Oscar Park Smith

Two. Helen Buffington Rodgers (b., May
8, 1861; m., Feb. 15, 1882), married
Benjamin Taylor Hale. Five children,
as follows:

a. Rodgers Hale (b., Sept. 13, 1884).

b. Helen Rodgers Hale (b., Jan. 30,

1886).

c. Annie Eliza Hale (b., Aug. 2, 1888).

d. Benjamin Taylor Hale (b.. May 23,

1890).

e. Mary Rodgers Hale (b., Jan. 12, 1883).
Three. Mary Bell Rodgers (b.. May 11, 1863;

d., Aug., 1865).

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Four. Grace Denn Rodgers (b., Nov. 2, 1867 ;
cL, Sept., 1887).

B. Isabella Slaymaker Buffington (b., Feb. 5,

1827; m., Oct. 12, 1843; d., Dec. 2, 1897),
married Abraham Edwards. Two children,
as follows:
One. Alexander Buffington Edwards (b.,

Nov. 4, 1844; d., July 4, 1846).
Two. Mary Jones Edwards (b., May 18, 1847 ;
m., Oct. 12, 1868), married Samuel Rob-
ertson Honey. Two children, as follows:

a. Robertson Honey (b., Aug. 17, 1870).

b. Mary Honey (b., Nov. 13, 1872).

C. Alexander Buffington (b., ; m., July

18, ; d., Dec, 27, 1897), married Ella

F. Lewars.

D. William Calder Buffington (b., ; m.,

April 15, 1861; d., Feb. 16, 1895), married
Maggie Shumma.

B. Thomas Buffington, married Wagner.

One child:
Catharine Buffington.
F. Louisa Buffington, married twice; married

first time to Shott.

Louisa Buffington married second time to

Coleman. Three children, as follows:

One. Mary Belle Coleman, married George

Merrihew.
Two. Louisa Coleman, married twice; mar-
ried first time to William Watson.
Louisa Coleman, married second time to
F. I. Baker.
Three. Laura Coleman, married Foster Davis.

Descendants of John Slaymaker. 163

Second. Margaret Buffington, married Mc-

Clintock. Two children, as follows, both went
West,' nothing more known of them:

A. Horcetia McClintock.

B. Orsemus McClintock.

Third. Benjamin Buffington (b., April, 1800; m.,

; d., March, 1876), married Elizabeth Fet-

row. Four children, as follows:

A. Richard Fulton Buffington (b., Nov. 1, 1845;

m., Aug. 13, 1868), married Eliza Ella Turner.
Three children, as follows:
One. Elizabeth Slaymaker Buffington (b.,

July 28, 1869).
Two. Sadale Ann Duffield Buffington (b.,

Sept. 25, 1873).
Three. Walter Goodno Buffington (b., Feb.
4, 1877; d., July 21, 1877).

B. Thomas Wilson Buffington (b., , 1852;

m., ), married Ida Brown.

C. Ellen ICreider Buffington (b., , 1862;

married William Mullen.

D. Alice Slay'maker Buffington (b., Jan., 1850;

m., , 1869), married John Klugh.

Fourth. Ann Buffington (b., Aug. 23, 1786; m., ;

d., Jan. 31, 1832), married Isaac Tomlinson. Two
children, as follows:
A. John Ballinger Tomlinson (b., June 14, 1817;

m., ; d., April 16, 1886), married Sarah

Ring. Seven children, as follows:
One. Isaac Ring Tomlinson.
Two. John K. Tomlinson..
Three. G. W. Tomlinson.
Four. G. W. Tomlinson.

164 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Five. William Tomlinson.
Six. Ida Sarah Tomlinson.
Seven. Lizzie Tomlinson.
B. Elizabeth Slaymaker Tomlinson (b., Dec. 10,
1819; m., Dec. 2, 1846; d., Jan. 29, 1898),
married her cousin, Jasper Kinzer. Three
children, as follows:
One. Anne Elizabeth Kinzer (b., Oct. 20,

1847).
Two. Warren Walker Kinzer (b., July 28,

1849; d.. May 14, 1850).
Three. Jasper Newton Kinzer (b., March 30,
1850; d., Dec. 3, 1852).

Fifth. Jane Buffington (b., , 1787; m., ;

d., Nov. 4, 1851), married Cornelius Armstrong.

Four children, as follows:

A. Martha Elizabeth Armstrong (b., April 23,

1823; m., Nov. 26, 1840), married Joseph Cal-

lender Wiestling. Six children, as follows:

One. Samuel Christopher Wiestling (b.,

July 24, 1842; m., ; d., Jan. 28,

1885), married Ellen K. Reeber. No
children.
Two. Cornelius Armstrong Wiestling (b.,

Oct. 6, 1844; d., Aug. 24, 1851).
Three. Joseph Buffington Wiestling (b.,

Feb. 12, 1847; cL, July 2, 1850).
Four. Jane America Wiestling (b., July 4,
1849; m., March, 1871), married Mark
Davis. Four children, as follows:

a. Henry Winter Davis (b., Nov. 17,

1873).

b. Samuel Wiestling Davis (b., Nov. 10,

1875).

Descendants of John Slaymaker. 165

c. Mark Thompson Davis (b., April 11,

1877).

d. Josephine Burnette Davis (b., Dec.

6, 1871).
Five. Valentine Hummel Wiestling (b.,
July 7, 1855; m., Dec. 15, 1878), married
Gertrude Minnie Heckendorn. Three
children, as follows:

a. Naomi Harris Wiestling (b., Dec. 16,

1879).

b. Anna Mary Wiestling (b., Nov. 22,

1882; d., July 22, 1883).

c. Merle Ellsworth Wiestling (b., Nov.

8, 1890).
Six. William Benjamin Wiestling (b., Jan.
21, 1861; m., Feb. 26, 1885), married
Emma Harriett Orwan. Six children, as
follows :

a. La Roy Orwin Wiestling (b., Dec. 5,

1885).

b. Martha Elizabeth Wiestling (b.,

Sept. 11, 1887; d., Nov. 20, 1892).

c. Cora Margarete Wiestling (b., Dec.

15, 1888).

d. William Johnson Wiestling (b., April

10, 1890; d., July 20, 1890).

e. Josephine Armstrong Wiestling (b.,

Feb. 11, 1893; d.. May 26, 1894).

f. Mary' Clark Wiestling (b., April 21,

1895).

B. Rebecca Armstrong, died 10 mo. old.

C. Alexander B. Armstrong, died 16 mo. old.

D. Johnson Armstrong, died 4 weeks old.

16G History of the Slaymaker Family.

Sixth. William Buffington (b., March 3, 1792, mar-
ried . Two children, as follows:

A. Alexander Buffington.

B. Elizabeth Buffington.

Seventh. John Buffington (b., ; m., ),

married Isabella Fulton. Four children, as fol-
lows :

A. Isabella Fulton Buffington (b., May 20,

1824 ;m., Sep. 5, 1850; d., May 21, 1885), mar-
ried Amos Fleming Slaymaker, son of Henry
Fleming and Rebecca Cochran Slaymaker.
For descendants, see record of Amos Fleming
Slaymaker.

B. Elizabeth Slaymaker Buffington (b.. May

21, 1822; m., Oct. 23, 1845), married James
Clark. Three children, as follows:

One. Isabella Clark (b., ; d., ).

Two. Sydney Buffington Clark (b., ;

m., ), married William N. Ivnisely.

One child:

Elizabeth Clark Knisely (b., ).

Three. Mary Martin Clark, married J. Spang-
ler Ivieffer. Six children, as follows:

a. John Brainard Kieffer.

b. Elizabeth Buffington Kieffer.

c. James Clark Ivieffer.

d. Eleanor Spangler Kieffer.

e. Henry Grandleard Kieffer.

f. Paul Kieffer.

C. Thomas Wilson Buffington (b., Dec. 9, 1819;

m., Oct. 8, 1843; d., Jan. 10, 1895), married
Elizabeth Sidney Chayne. Six children, as
follows :

Descendants of John Slaymaker. 167

One Elizabeth Chayne Buffington (b.,

; d., ).

Two. John Buffington (b., 1 d., ).

Three Mary Kelton Buffington (b., ,

d., ).

Four Mary Mytinger Buffington (b., ;

d., )■

Five. Henry Augustus Buffington, married

Nettie Thomas.
Six. William Erie Buffington.
Mary Hayes Buffington (b., Nov. 3, 1816;

m., ), married John Henry Eager.

Seven children, as follows:
One. John Henry Eager (b.

-) married Alice Westbrook. Two

children as foUoAvs:

a. Lucy Eager (b., June 26, 1881).

b. Paul Eager (b., June 22, 1884).
Two. Anna Mary Eager, married

Three. Isabella Eulton Eager.

Four. Ella Elizabeth Eager.

Five. Charles Buffington Eager (b., 1841;

m., 1865), married Susan Hummel.

Three children, as follows:

a. Valentine Hummel Eager, married

Elizabeth Uhler.

b. Charles Buffington Eager.

c. John Henry Eager.

Six John Buffington Eager (b., ;

d., ).

Seven. Sarah Cleckner Eager (b., ;

d., ).

168 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Eighth. Henry Buffington (b., ; d., ).

Ninth. Thomas Buffington (b., April 1, 1796; m.,

; d., ), married Wagner.

One daughter:
Catharine Buffington.

Tenth. Elizabeth Buffington.
Alexander Buffington married second time to his

cousin, Mrs. Mary Ann Paxton, nee Kinzer. No children.
7. Alexander Slaymaker (b., Aug. 15, 1780; m., ;

d., Aug. , 1860), married Sarah . Eight chil-
dren, as follows:

First. Francis Slay'maker (b., Aug. 3, 1818; m., ;

m., Oct. 17, 1872; d., Dec. 4, 1894), married twice;
married first time to . Tm'o chil-
dren, as follows:

A. Elizabeth Slay^maker (b., July 3, 1846; d.,

Dec. 3, 1854).

B. Francis J. Slaymaker (b., April 12, 1850; d.,

Jan. 27, 1851).

Francis Slaymaker married second time to

. No children.

Second. William Slaymaker (b., July 20, 1810), mar-
ried Mary T. . Seven children, as follows:

A. Leonard Slaymaker (b., 1836; d., — ).

B. Sarah Slaymaker (b., 1836; d., ■ — ).

C. Jane Slaymaker (b., 1845; d., ).

D. William Scott Slaymaker (b., Oct. 31, 1847),

married Martha E. . Eight children,

as follows:
One. William H. Slaymaker (b., Nov. 29,

1868), married — — ).

.Two. Eldridge D. Slaymaker (b., April 26,
1870).

Descendants of John Slaymaker. 169

Three. George L. Slaymaker (b., Oct. 22,

1871), married .

Four. Mary B. Slaymaker (b., Aug. 10, 1873),

married .

Five. Albert H. Slaymaker (b., April 23,

1875).
Six. James R. Slaymaker (b., Feb. 27, 1879).
Seven. Clarence R. Slaymaker (b., Dec. 12,

1881).
Eight. Leslie E. Slaymaker (b., Oct. 29,

1890).

E. Francis A. Slaymaker (b., 1849).

F. Susan C. Slaymaker (b., , 1851).

G. RuFus H. Slaymaker (b., 1834).
Third. John Slaymaker (b.. May 10, 1808).
Fourth. Henry Slaymaker (b., Dec. 3, 1816; m., ;

d., July 2, 1867), married Margaret . One

child:

Henry A. Slaymaker (b. Oct. 21, 1851; d. Apr.

4, 1852).

Fifth. Sarah Elizabeth Slaymaker (b.. May 24, 1806;
d., Sept. 22, 1823).

Sixth. Lavinia Slaymaker (b., Oct. 9, 1804; d., Feb.
9, 1818).

Seventh. Jasper Slaymaker (b., March 1, 1814). He
was a stage driver in the early days in Lancaster
County, Pa. One time two Indians came into
the hotel where he was staying and asked the
landlord for whiskey, which was refused, because
they were drunk at the time, when one of the
Indians drew a knife and cut the arm of the land-
lord, when the above Jasper Slaymaker filled a
shot gun with salt and shot and shot one of the

History of the Slaymaker Family.

Indians. The Indians returned the shooting.
The above was advised by his brother Alexander
to leave the neighborhood, which he did and was
never heard of afterward.
Eight. Alexander Slaymaker (b., May 13, 1812; m.,

; d., July 28, 1884), married Lucinda Bair.

Seven children, as follows:

A. Reuben A. Slaymaker, married Catharine

Shendenhelm.

B. Jasper Slaymaker (b., Jan. 20, 1853; m., April

7, 1875; d., March 25, 1891), married twice;
married first time to Alice Felton. Three
children, as follows:
One. Ora M. Slaymaker (b., Nov. 20, 1876;
Two. Blanche Slaymaker (b., Nov. 28, 1878;
m., Aug. 15, 1897), married T. B. Kirk-
patrick. One child:
Lillian B. KiRKPATRiCK(b., May 15, 1898).
Three. Frederick A. Slaymaker (b., Sept.
24, 1882).
Jasper Slaymaker married second time to Grace
R. Wheeler. No children.

C. Walter F. Slaymaker (b., Feb. 5, 1848; m.,

Sept. 20, 1868), married Alice L. Sheets.
Three children, as follows:
One. Edwin F. Slaymaker (b., Sept. 10, 1869;

m., Sept. 25, 1890), married Lettie J.

Alspaugh. Four children, as follows:

a. Lettie Verb Slaymaker (b., Aug. 4,

1891).

b. Charles E. Slaymaker (b., Feb. 1,

1893).

c. Zema W. Slaymaker (b., April 29, 1894;

Captain John Slaymaker.

Descendants of John Slaymaker. . 171

d., Sept. 4, 1894).
d. Mildred H. Slaymaker (b., Feb. 25,
1896).
Two. Clara L. Slay'maker (b., Dec. 16, 1870).
Three. Charles A. Slaymaker (b., April 30,
1874; m., May 26, 1896), married Myrtle
Short. One child:

Walter W. Slaymaker (b., Feb. 17, ;

d., April 2, ).

D. Susan C. Slaymaker, married Samuel R.

Shaull.

E. Amanda J. Slay'maker, married David M.

Shaull.

F. John W. Slaymaker married Emma Sheets.

G. Charles H. Slaymaker, married Elizabeth

Shendenhelm.

8. Mary Slaymaker, married Mathias Slaymaker, son of

Daniel and Agilis Young Slaymaker. For descendants,
see record of Mathias Slaymaker.

9. William Slaymaker (b., ; m., ; d., April

30, 1813), married first cousin, Agilis Slaymaker,

daughter of Daniel and Agilis Young Slaymaker.
Nothing more known of them.

10. John Slay'maker (b., Nov. 18, 1772; m., ; d.,

Sept. 4, 1863). Was known as "Captain John." Was

captain of the militia. Confined to his room for seven

months before his death. About his last words were

"All is well." Elder in the Leacock Presbyterain

church and well known all over the eastern end of

Lancaster county. Pa. Married Jeannett Mcllvaine.

Twelve children, as follows:

First. Elizabeth Ann Slaymaker (b., July 12, 1801),

married her cousin, William D. Slaymaker. For

descendants, see record of William D. Slaymaker.

History of the Slaymaker Family.

Second. Sarah Jane Slaymaxcer (b., April 15, 1812;

m., ; d., July 3, 1873), married George

Lewis Eckerti. Nine children, as follows:
A. Howard Eckert, married Minnie Chamberlin.
One child:
Florence Eckert.
'B. Mary Jane Eckert, married William Holtz-
worth. Two children, as follows:
One. Sallie Holtzworth, married James
BrowTi. One child:
Elizabeth Brown.
Two. Howard Eckert Holtzworth (b.,

March 21, 1856; m., ), married

Margaret Blair. Three children, as fol-
lows:

a. James Blair Holtzworth (b., Oct. 18,

1885).

b. Lewis Eckert Holtzworth (b., Ma}'

11, 1887).
0. Charles Conover Holtzworth (b.,
March 12, 1889).

C. Nathanael Eckert (b., ; d., Dec. 12,

1866).

D. Susan Eckert, married John M. Woods. Six

children, as follows:
One. Caroline Cooper Woods, married
George Herbert Brinton. Two children,
as follows:

a. Charles Woods Brinton.

b. Helen Woods Brinton.

Two. Mary A. Woods, married Samuel G. Mc-
Causland. Three children, as follows:
a. John Woods McCausland.

Descendants of John Slaymaker. 173

b. Anna Catharine McCausland.

c. Samuel G. McCausland, Jr.
Three. Grace Woods.

Four. Elizabeth Eckert Woods.

Five. Thomas Scott Woods, married Mabel
Louise Showalter. One child:
Elizabeth Woods.

Six. George Milton Woods, married Rebecca
Jane Boyd Kinzer. Six children, as fol-
lows :

a. Jeanne Kinzer Woods.

b. Esther Woods.

c. Katharine Woods.

d. John Woods.

e. George Boyd Woods.

f. David Cooper Woods.

E. Albert Eckert (b., Nov. 12, 1843; d., July 29,

1870).

F. Charles Whitfield Eckert, a well known

caterer of Lancaster, Pa. ; married Catharine
. Fitzpatrick. No children.

G. George H. Eckert (b., Dec. 23, 1832; m.,

; d., Aug. 5, 1861), married Mary

Gabriella Eckert. Three children, as follows:
One. Mary Gabriella Eckert (b., Jan. 29,

1860; d., March 24, 1880).
Two. George Lewis Eckert (b., Dec. 11,

1855).
Three. Sarah Elizabeth Eckert (b., Nov. 17,
1857; m., Oct. 9, 1888), married John H.
Campbell. Two children, as follows:
a. David Eckert Campbell (b., Aug. 8,

174 History of the Slaymaker Family.

b. John Lewis CAMrBELL (b., Feb. 25,
1891).
H. Lavinia Eckert (b., Oct. 25, 1847; d.. May 10,
1883).

I. Elizabeth Eckert (b., ; m., ),

married Albert Carpenter. One child:
Minnie Carperter.
Third. Margaret Catharine Slaymaker (b., Aug. 3,

1820; m., ; d., Dec. 26, ), married John

Dickson McHvaine. Six children, as follows:

A. Sarah Jane McIla'aine (b., .Aug. 21, 1845; d.,

Aug. 20, 1847).

B. Robert Slemons McIlvaine (b., June 3, 1850;

d., Jan. 18, 1855).

C. William Dickson McIlvaine (b., Jan. 4, 1864;

m., June 6, 1889), married Catharine A. Har-
mon. One child:
John Harmon McIlvaine (b., Nov. 1, 1893).

D. Samuel Linn McIlvaine (b., Nov. 5, 1857; m.,

March 8, 1891; d., Aug. 2, 1892), married
Caroline Click. No children.

E. Margaret Catharine McIlvaine (b., Aug. 7,

1847; m., April 24, 1871), married John P.

Wilson. Five children, as follows:
One. Margaret Catharine Wilson (b., Jan.

16, 1872).
Two. Martha Wilson (b., April 17, 1875).
Three. John P. Wilson, Jr. (b., Oct. 7, 1877).
Four. Anna May Wilson (b., Sept. 22, 1884).
Five. Agnes Wilson (b., Sept. 23, 1886).

F. John Slay'maker McIlvaine (b., Aug. 22, 1843;

m., Feb. 26, 1866; d., Nov. 6, 1889,) married
Laura Jane Hinds. Two children, as fol-
lows :

Descendants of John Slaymaker. 175

One. Caroline Margaret McIlvaine (b.,

Nov. 4, 186S).
Two. Mable McIlvaine (b., June 12, 1871).
Fourth. Mary Ann Slaymaker (b., June 15, 1817; m.,

), married Benjamin Stout Quick. Four

children, as follows:

A. Jane E. Quick (b., April 15, 1852; m., Oct. 4,

1874), married E. R. Beckwith. Three chil-
dren, as follows:
One. Eddie Quick Beckwith (b., March 11,

1879).
Two. DwiGHT A. Beckm^th (b., Feb. 16,

1887).
Three. Margaret C. Beckwith (b., Sept. 18,
1889).

B. Benjamin Howell Quick (b., Dec. 3, 1855; m.,

May 23, 1883), married Gertrude Arrell.
Four children, as follows:
One. Blair Aerell Quick (b., April 29, 1884).
Two. Margaret Hopper Quick (b., May 13,

1888).
Three. Helen Quick (b., June 9, 1891).
Four. Son (b., Nov. 10, 1885; d., Nov. 13,
1885).

C. George D. Quick (b., July 1, 1847; m., Jan. 19,

1871), married Orvilla Booth. Six children,

as follows:
One. Alfred W. Quick (b., Jan. 23, 1872; d.,

April 2, 1872).
Two. George S. Quick (b., March 1, 1873).
Three. John H. Quick (b., Nov. 9, 1874).
Four. Martha L. Quick (b., June 25, 1877).
Five. Orvilla E. Quick (b., April 24, 1882).

176 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Six. Nannie J. Quick (b., Dec. 9, 1885).
D. Margaret Catharine QtricK (b., July 13, 1850;
m., Sept. 4, 1867; d., April 17, 1898), mar-
ried James H. Ege. Four children, as fol-
lows :
One. Joseph Quick Ege (b., July 16, 1868;

d., Sept. 23, 1870).
Two. Benjamin Arthur Ege (b., Aug. 28,

1870).

Three. Mary Jane Ege (b., Dec. 26, 1875; m.,

Nov. 30, 1898), married John Frank

Gable.

Four. Edgar Gettis Ege (b., April 21, 1881).

Fifth. Lavinia Slay-maker (b., April 19, 1826; m.,

), married Edward Wright. No children.

Sixth. George M. Slay-maker (b., March 22, 1799; m.,

; d., July 17, 1881), married Ann Ehzabeth

Rockey. Eight children, as follows:

A. Mary Jane Slaymaker (b., Nov. 9, 1833), sin-

gle.

B. James Hamilton Slaymaker (b., Aug. 24,

1846; m., Dec. 27, 1883), married May S.
Hanks. One child;
Mark Harris Slaymaker (b., Feb. 26, 1885).

C. Samuel Henry Slaymaker (b., Feb. 23, 1843;

m., March 19, 1874; d., Jan. 4, 1893), mar-
ried Mary Elizabeth Blean. Seven children,
as follows:
One. Albert Blean Slaymaker (b., June 27,

1875).
Two. Hettie Elizabeth Slaymaker, b., Jan.

17, 1877).
Three. Jesse Lundy Slaymaker (b., Oct. 28,
1878).

Descendants of John Slaymaker. 177

Four. George Leonard Slaymaker (b., Jan.

27, 1881).
Five. Charles Monroe Slaymaker (b., Jan.

5, 1883).
Six. Agnes Ann Slay^maker (b., Nov. 11,

1888).
Seven. Samuel Harrls Slaymaker (b., Sept.

17, 1891).

D. George McIlvaine Slaymaker (b., July 18,

1841; m., March 17, 1870), married Margaret
Thompson. One child:
Lewis T. Slay'maker (b., April 8, 1874).

E. Leonard Alexander Slaymaker (b., Sept. 27,

1836; m., Feb. 26, 1861), married Mary J.
Stag. No children.

F. Sarah Caroline Slaymaker (b., Aug. 28, 1844;

m., May 17, 1865), married David W. Lundy.

Two children, as follows:
One. Kate Lundy (b., March 19, 1S70).
Two. Mary E. Lundy (b., Oct. 25, 1S67; m.,

Oct. 29, 1889), married Bunn Booth.

G. Annie Elizabeth Slay^maker (b., Jan. 3, 1839;

m., Sept. 28, 1859.) married Ishmael Monroe.
Four children, as follows:
One. George David Monroe (b., Sept. 30,

1860; d., Oct. 24, 1882).
Two. Charles Thomas Monroe (b., Nov. 21,

1861; d., Dec. 1, 1870).
Three. Henry E. Monroe (b., July 4, 1865).
Four. Abbie Buttler Monroe (b., Dec. 25,
1863; m., Sept. 18, 1889), married Willie
C. Keeley. One child:
Ida B. Keeley (b., May 19, 1892).

178 History of the Slaymaker Family.

H. Lavinia Catharine Slay'maker (b., Nov. 9,
18.3-i; m., Sept. 24, 1878), married James
Harris.
Seventh. William Alexander Slaymaker (b., Aug.

21, 1814; d., Oct. 13, 1879). Died single.
Eighth. James Hamilton Slaymaker (b., Oct. 20, 1807 ;
m., ; d., Dec. 23, 1848), married Jane Eliza-
beth Mcllvaine. Eight children, as follows:

A. John Slemmens Slaymaker (b., Dec. 4, 1832;

m., Dec. 4, 1855), married Mary Ann Ray-
mond. Five children, as follows:
One. William McIlvaine Slaymaker (b.,

Feb. 26, 1857; d., Nov. 21, 1860).
Two. Edwin Walker Slaymaker (b., April

11, 1858).
Three. Laur.^ Haymond Slaymaker (b., Dec.

21, 1859).
Four. Jennie Elizabeth Slaymaker (b.,

Jan. 14, 1862).
Five. Mary Louisa Slaymaker (b., April 6,

1864; d., Dec. 16, 1869).

B. Sarah Jane Slay'maker (b., Aug. 8, 1837; d.,

July 26, 1838).

C. Anna Mary' Slaymaker (b., April 10, 1842).

D. Jane Elizabeth Slaymaker (b., March 8, 1844;

d., April 23, 1872).

E. James Burr Slaymaker (b., Feb. 21, 1846; d.,

Nov. 24, 1894).

F. William Dickson Slaymaker (b., Jan. 28,

1839; m., March 3, 1870), married Martha A.
Curry. Five children, as follows:
One. John Curry Slaymaker (b., Dec. 28,
1870).

Descendants of John Si.aymaker.

179

Two. William M. Slaymaker (b., May 18,

1873).
Three. Alvin B. Slaymaker (b., June 24,

1879).
Four. Samuel L. Slaymaker (b., Nov. 21,

1882).
Five. Elizabeth Jane Slaymaker (b., Nov.

17, 1886).

G. Robert McIlvaine Slaymaker (b., Jan. 1,

1836; m., ), married Mary Weakley.

Seven children, as follows:
One. William Weakley Slaymaker (b., Oct.

18, 1857; d., April 23, 1872).

Two. Thomas Alexander Slaymaker (b.,

Jan. 1, 1860).
Three. Robert Blean Slaymaker (b., Sept.

25, 1862).
Four. John Calvin Slaymaker (b., Dec. 6,

1865).
Five. Clarence Woodbur Slaymaker (b.,

Feb. 12, 1867).
Six. Dorothy Slaymaker (b., April 22, 1870).
Seven. Ervin Walker Slaymaker (b., Jan.
18, 1880).
H. Thomas Alexander Slaymaker (b., March 25,
1834).
Ninth. Samuel Humes Slaymaker (b., Jan. 17, 1823;

m., ; d., Aug. 17, 1861), married Ella G.

Caruthers. One child:
Mary Slaymaker. Single.
Tenth. John Linn Slaymaker (b., Sept. 22, 1803; m.,

; d., March 24, 1885), married Harriett

Smoker. Eight children, as follows:

180 History of the Slaymaker Family.

A. Ralph Slaymaker.

B. John Slaymaker.

C. Emma Slaymaker.

D. Lavinia Slayjmaker.

E. Catharine Slaymaker.

F. Harriett Slaymaker.

G. Mary Slaymaker, married Marchel.

H. Elizabeth Slaymaker, married Pow-
ers.

Eleventh. Robert McIlvaine Slaymaker (b., Dec. 19,

1809; m., ; d., Jan. 21, 1884), married

Margaret Matthews. Three children, as follows:

A. Walter John Slaymaker. Died 19 months

old.

B. Samuel Linn Slaymaker. Died in 27th year.

C. Charles M. Slaymaker (b., Sept. 30, 1S37; m.,

), married Elizabeth Brooks. Five

children, as follows:
One. Walter Matthews Slaymaker.
Two. Henry Clay Slaymaker.
Three. Margaret Elliott Slaymaker.
Four. Frank Linn Slaymaker. Was a mem-
ber Philadelphia police force. While
arresting John Maxwell and his com-
panion, was shot by Maxwell and died
June 5, 1906.
Five. Charles Elliott Slaymaker.
Twelfth. Mary Slaymaker (b., Sept. 1, 1805; d., about
12 years old).

11. Margaret Slaymaker (b., about 1768; m., ; d.

Oct. 2, 1847), married Ehsha Ferree. Three children
as follows:
First. Elisha Ferree. Died single.

Descendants of John Slaymaker. ISl

Second. Margaret Ferree. Died single.
Third. Elizabeth Ferree, married Joseph Hoover.
Four children, as follows:

A. Elizabeth Hoover. Died single.

B. Joseph Hoover. Died single.

C. Margaret Hoover, married Hiram Ferree Wit-

mer. One child:
One. Joseph Witmer, married Mary Zehn.
Four children, as follows:

a. Elizabeth Wither.

b. Margaret Wither.

c. Luther Wither.

d. Eleta Wither.

D. Elisha Ferree Hoover, married Elizabeth

Smith. Four children, as follows:

One. Mary Hoover, (b., ; m., ;

d., ), married Henry Shriber.

Two. Margaret Hoover. Died single.
Three. Joseph Hoover. Died single.
Four. John Smith Hoover, married Ehzabeth
Hess. Seven children, as follows:

a. John Wither Hoover.

b. Park Hess Hoover.

c. Elizabeth Hess Hoover.

d. Edward Hess Hoover.

e. John Wither Hoover.

f. Ellen May Hoover.

g. Ferree Hess Hoover.

PART V.

DESCENDANTS OF HENRY SLAYMAKER.

Henry Slaymakek, fourth son of Mathias Schleierniacher,
married Faithful Richardson (b. Aug._, 1734; m., April 23,
1754; d., Sept. 25, 1785). He was an active and conspicuous
Whig during the Revolutionary War and among the first to
take a stand with the Republic. Active measures were taken
by the British authorities to prevail on the inhabitants to
take protections from the Crown. Henry Slaymaker was
called upon to take one, but refused. Being a magistrate,
he administered the oath of allegiance to those who espoused
the cause and was prompt in suppressing any efforts on the
part of the Tories at insurrection and in punishing them for
furnishing the British army with horses and provisions,
which they were stealing in the eastern end of Lancaster
County, Pa. He was a member of an association of young
men who entered into articles of agreement for the purpose
of suppressing all who were called Tories, and he had at all
times information of what was going on so as to suppress
any attempt at rising against the Republic, and he would
order them out when any information was given of the pres-
ence of the Tories in the neighborhood. He helped to clear
the ground where the old jail stood, now the site of Fulton
Opera House. After Mr. Hubley became too old to try cases,
Hy. Slaymaker was appointed principal Judge and served
182

Henry Slaymaker,
Sou of the original Mathias Slaymaker.

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker. 183

for one year. He was a delegate to the convention for fram-
ing a constitution of the State of Pennsylvania, which met in
Philadelphia, July 15, 1776. He was an elder of the Leacock
Presbyterian church, Lancaster County, Pa. They had ten
children, as follows:

1. Amos Slaymaker (b., March 11, 1755; m., Sept. 19, 1780;
d., June 22, 1837), married Isabella Fleming. He
served in the Revolutionary War as ensign (two terms)
of the company commanded by his uncle, John Slay-
maker, and was a member of an association for sup-
pressing the Tories in the eastern end of the county, at
the head of which was Colonel James Mercer. They
were in danger of being shot down at their daily occu-
pation by the disaffected of the neighborhood. He
was magistrate for many years, county commissioner
in 1800, a member of the House of Representatives in
1810-11, a member of the Senate of Pennsylvania
from 1806-1810, member of Congress of the United
States, 1814-1815, at which time he, with a number
of others, lent their credit to the government by en-
dorsing notes in the Georgetown Bank for it, when in
financial difficulties for the speedy defense of New
Orleans. He and his two brothers, Henry and Sam-
uel, were proprietors of the great stage line of Reeside,
Slaymaker & Co., from Philadelphia to the West,
before the time of railroads. During service under his
uncle, Capt. John Slaymaker, in New Jersey, he came
home on a furlough and was intrusted with a letter
from Mr. Fleming, who was a member of the same
company, to his father, Daniel Fleming, of Salisbury,
Pa. He there met Miss Fleming, with whom he fell in
love and shortly after married. They had eleven chil-
dren, as follows:

History of the Slaymaker Family.

First. Jasper Slaymaker (b., Nov. 30, 17S7; m., Oct.
15, 181S; d., Aug. 5, 1827), one of the most bril-
liant members of the Lancaster, Pa., Bar and a
member of the State Legislature, 1816-1818, mar-
ried Jane Evans. They had six children as follows:

A. Amos Slaymaker (b., June 10, 1818; d., June

15, 1906). A prominent member of the Lan-
caster Bar.

B. Fanny Evans Slaymaker (b., July 24, 1820;

m., July 22, 1846; d., Nov. 13, 1876), married
Rev. Solomon McNair.

C. John McElderry Slaymaker (b., Aj^ril 3, 1S24;

d., July 13, 1825).

D. James Buchanan Slaymaker (b., Aug. 19,

1825; m., Oct. 6, 1847), married Mary Ann
Wilson. Three children, as follows:
One. Jasper Slaymaker (b., Feb. 19, 1^49;

d., June 26 1852).
Two. Anna Alexander Slaymaker (b., Dec.
18, 1862; m., Dec. 7, 1887), married Jay
Fred. Windolph. One child:
Mabel Cahoon Windolph (b., Maj' 10,
1890).
Three. A. Wilson Slaymaker (b., June 26,
1852; m., April 10, 1879), married Ehza-
beth Derby. Three children, as follows:

a. Francis McN.ur Slaymaker.

b. Mary Bell Slaymaker, married Oct.

6, 1904, to Herbert Richardson.

c. Florence Sl.\ymaker (b., ; d.,

E. Jasper Sl.vymaker (b., ) married Sarah

L Elder. Three children, as follows:

Hon. Amos Slaymaker,
Member of Congress from Lancaster County, Pa.

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker. 185

One. Noah Elder Slaymaker (b., Aug. 29,
1858; d., April 5, 1861).

Two. Samuel Evans Slaymaker (b., May 15,
1854; m., Oct. 28, 1887), married Rachael
Witmer. Two children, as follows:

a. William Witmer Slaymaker (b.,

June 1, 1889).

b. Samuel Evans Slay'maker, Jr. (b.,

April 12, 1892).
Three. Jane Evans Slaymaker (b., Julj' 14,
1852; m., July 23, 1874), married John
Ebeneezer Matthews. Seven children, as
follows :

a. Fanny McNair Matthews (b., June 11,

1877; d., Dec. 27, 1881).

b. Jasper Slaymaker Matthews (b., Aug.

13, 1875).

c. IsABELL Matthews (b., Aug. 15, 1879;

d., Dec. 29, 1881).

d. John Raslton Matthews (b., April 13,

1882).

e. Samuel Evans Matthews (b., Aug. 16,

1884; d., Jan. 11, 1892).

f. Leslie Rogers Matthews (b., Jan. 25,

1889).

g. Charles Matthews (b., Sej^t. 24, 1891;

d., Oct. 11, 1891).

. Samuel Evans Slaymaker (b., July 22, 1822;

m., Sept. 9, 1856; d., June 24, 1886), married

Charlotte E. Tait. Five children, as follows:

One. Fanny Lowrie Slaymaker (b., Sept. 1,

1857; d., Jan. 27, 1863).
Two. John Sl.aymaker (b., Feb. 12, 1866; m.,
Jan. 3, 1893), married Sophia McElwee.

186 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Three. Jasper Slaymaker (b., Dec. 7, 1869).
Four. Emma Tait Slaymaker (b., May 26,

1864; d., Sept. 10, 1887).
Five. Jennie Evans Slaymaker (b., Oct. 10,
1867; d., Dec. 18, 1871).
Second. James Fleming Slaymaker (b., July 28, 1781;

d., ).

Third. Elizabeth Slay'maker (b., Dec. 19, 1785; m.,
March 13,1806; d. Aug. 13, 1851), married Barton
Henderson. They had seven children, as follows:

A. Isabella Jane Henderson (b., July 25, 1810;

m., May, 1831; d., Nov. 17, 1886), married
cousin, Jarvis Beckett Mott. For children,
see record of Jarvis Beckett Mott.

B. Barton Fleming Henderson (b., Feb. 13,

1822; m., ), married Rebecca Bellrose.

Had one child:
Isabella Henderson (b., ).

C. Harriet Amelia Henderson (b., Dec. 13, 1819;

m., Nov. 8, 1837), married James S. Twells.

Five children, as follows:
One. Godfrey Twells (b., Sept. 28, 1838; m.,
Jan. 9, 1862; m., June 26, 1888), married
twice; married first time to Christiana
T. Cox. Six children, as follows:

a. Christiana Twells (b., Nov. 20, 1872;

d., July 25, 1873).

b. James C. Twells (b., Dec. 9, 1862; d.,

April, 1889).

c. Richard S. Twells (b., Oct. 24, 1874).

d. Edward C. Twells (b., Feb. 5, 1876).

e. Godfrey Twells, Jr., (b., Sept. 20,

1881).

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker. 187

f. Jessie H. Twells (b., June 3, 1877).
Godfrey Twells married second time to Annie
H. Kloenie. One child:

Geneva Ann Twells (b., Nov., 1896).
Two. Mary Twells (b., Sept. 29, 1847; d.,

Nov. 21, 1850).
Three. Richard Twells (b., May 11, 1845;
m., Nov. 1, 1871), married Martha
Thompson. Five children, as follows:

a. Godfrey Twells (b., ; d., )

b. Henrietta Twells (b., ; d.

).

c. Elizabeth Twells (b., ; d.

).

d. Orren Twells (b., ; d., )

e. Mary Ann Twells (b., Nov. 7, 1880)
Four. Maria Twells (b., Feb. 22, 1843; m.

Oct. 11, 1865; m., Feb. 11, 1875), mar-
ried twice; married first time to Samuel
Moore Buchanan. Had three children,
as follows:

a. Richard T. Buchanan (b., June 29,

1871).

b. James M. Buchanan (b., March 29,

1868).

c. Harriett Buchanan (b., Aug. 27, 1866;

m., Nov. 25, 1885), married Daniel
Reeder. One child:
Mary Reeder (b., Aug. 25, 1888).
Maria Twells married second time to G. W.
Thompson. Had two children: as follows:
a. Elizabeth H. Thompson (b., Nov. 13,
1875).

History of the Slaymaker Familit.

b. George W. Thompson (b., Oct. 11
1883).
Five. Elizabeth Henderson Twells (b.,
Sept. 14, 1840; m., May 19, 1863), mar-
ried Charles F. Thompson. Four chil-
dren, as follows:

a. Charles F. Thompson, Jr., (b., Aug. 13,

1864; m., April 25, 1888), married
Emma M. Adams. One child:
Bessie A. Thompson (b., April 29,
18S9).

b. Harriett H. Thompson (b., June 19,

1866).

c. Nellie A. Thompson (b., Oct. 1, 1868;

m., April 17, 1889), married Richard
M. Gano. One child:
Nellie T. Gano (b., Feb. 9, 1890; d.,
March 9. 1890).

d. Edward J. Thompson (b., Dec. 9, 1871).
D. Amos Slaymaker Henderson (b., Aug. 10,

1812; m.. May 2, 1839; m., ; d., Jan.

13, 1885), married twice; a prominent banker
of Lancaster, Pa. Married first time to Annie
E. Franklin. They had two children, as
follows :
One. Amos Slaymaker Henderson (b., Jan.

5, 1864; d., April 2, 1866).
Two. William Franklin Henderson (b.,
Dec. 1, 1864; d., April 4, 1866).
Amos Slaymaker Henderson married second time
to Mary M Ivina Lightner. They had nine chil-
dren, as follows:

One. Barton Henderson (b., Oct. 14, 1841;
d., Nov. 10, 1844).

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker. 189

Two. Alfred Cooper Henderson (b., Nov.
9, 1843; cL, ).

Three. Rebecca Hopkins Henderson (b.,
Jan. 19, 1840; d., Nov. 3, 1844).

Four. William Patterson Henderson (b.,
Feb. 27, 1852; d., July 31, 1856).

Five. William Henderson (b., July 28, 1856;
m., ), married Dorothy Wicker-
sham.

Six. Hopkins Lightner Henderson (b., Aug.
25, 1847).

Seven. Mary Henderson (b., Nov. 3, 1859;
d., ).

Eight. Harriett Henderson (b., June 2,
1854; m., ), married Spencer Gil-
bert. They had two children, as fol-
lows:

a. Harriett Gilbert (b., ).

b. Henderson Gilbert (b., ).

Nine. Elizabeth Henderson (b., Feb. 17,

1845; m., ), married George Nau-

man. They had nine children, as fol-
lows :

a. Annie Franklin Nauman (b., Sept. 10,

1869; d., Dec. 18, 1893).

b. George Nauman (b., June 21, 1870).

c. Alfred Nauman (b., Oct. 12, 1872).

d. John Nauman (b., Oct. 4, 1876); m.,

), married EUzabeth Hensel.

e. Frank Nauman (b., Sept. 31, 1878).

f. Elizabeth Nauman (b., Dec. 26, 18S2).

g. Spencer Nauman (b., Oct. 9, 1885).
h. Harriett Nauman (b., Aug. 27, 1889).

190 History of the Slaymaker Family.

i. Thomas Nauman (b., March 3, 1887; d.,
July 24, 1887).
E. Matthew Henry Henderson, a very promi-
nent minister of the Protestant Episcopal

Church (b., July 29, 1808; m., , 1830;

m., ; d., Dec. 2, 1872); married twice;

married first time to Elizabeth H. McFarlane.
Five children, as follows:
One. William Wright Henderson (b., Aug.

18, 1831; d., Sept. 1, 1838).
Two. Robert Lawrence Wooley Hender-
son (b., Sept. 5, 1834; d., Aug. 18, 1838).
Three. Elizabeth Emeline Henderson (b.,

June 27, 1839; d., Nov. 30, 1842).
Four. Mary Elizabeth Henderson (b., Oct.

4, 1836; d., Nov. 19, 1842).
Five. Matthew Henry Henderson (b., Nov.

25, 1832; d., ).

Matthew Henry' Henderson married second time
to Sarah Ada Screven. Had five children, as
follows:

One. James Screven Henderson (b., Dec. 24,

1862).
Two. M.VRioN Henry Henderson (b., July

20, 1866).
Three. Sarah Emma Elise Henderson (b.,

Dec. 29, 1872; d., Jan. 10, 1876).
Four. Ada Henderson (b., Feb. 12, 1864; m.,
Oct. 12, 1886), married Henry Hawley
Foote. One child:
Maud Bryan Foote (b., Nov. 22, 1889).
Five. Maud Bryan Henderson (b., June 11,
1868; m., Dec. 14, 1892), married George
Augustus Cosens. One child:

Descendants of Henry Slaymaicer. 191

Eleanor Arnold Cosens (b., Aug. 31,
1893).

F. Rachael Eliza Henderson (b., Oct. 9, 1817;

d., Feb. 19, 1823).

G. James Barton Henderson (b., Jan. 5, 1815;

d., , 1818).

Fourth. Isabella Slaymaker (b., Oct. 31, 1794; m.,

, 1811; d., , 1834), married Evan

Green. Six children, as follows:

A. Benjamin Rush Green (b., ; d., ).

B. Amos Slaymaker Green (b., Feb. 14, 1817;

d., Nov., 1870). He was representative at
Harrisburg, session 1859-60, and School
Director in Columbia, Pa.

C. Henry Fleming Green (b., , 1825; m.,

; d., Dec, 1859), married Mrs. Marga-

rette Hiddleston. One child:

Henry Green (b., ; d., ).

D. Evan Green (b., ; d., ).

E. Jasper Green (b., Jan. 31, 1829; m., April 28,

1859), married Elizabeth Shippen Boude.
Three children, as follows:
One. Leslie Green (b., Jan. 18, 1864; d., Oct.

19, 1866).
Two. Kate Elder Green (b., Aug. 21, 1870;

d., Sept. 1, 1893).
Three. Elizabeth Shippen Green (b., Sept.
1, 1871). A well-known artist and de-
signer for "Harper's Magazine."

F. Cornelia Green (b., Jan. 31, 1819; m., Nov.

1839; d., Aug., 1867), married William Alex-
ander Spence. Six children, as follows:

One. Jasper Green Spence (b., , 1856;

d., — . , 1857).

History of the Slaymaker Family'.

Two. William Amo.s Spence (b., March 13,
1845; d., Sept., 1877).

Three. Evan Green Spence (b., , 1847;

d.,July, 1856).
Four. Mary Cy'nthia Spence (b., July 17,

1853; d., Dec. 10, 1871).
Five. Edward Evan Spence (b., Oct. 23, 1840;

d.. May, 1873).
Six. Sallie Isabella Spence (b., Nov. 22,
1843; m., May 6, 1884), married Jacob
Nicholas Leggett.
Fifth. Amos Henderson Slaymaker (b., Sept. 12, 1791 ;
m., June 27, 1827; d., March 1, 1856), married
Harriet Sharp Osier. Ten children, as follows:

A. Salina Gaskell Slaymaker (b., March 11,

1833; d., , 1901).

B. Isabella Slaymaker (b., Jan. 13, 1830; d.

Dec. 2, 1896).

C. Son (b. and d., July 6, 1828).

D. Daughter, (b. and d., July 6, 1828).

E. Harriett Elizabeth Slaymaker (b., Oct. 28,

1838; d., Oct. 16, 1841).

F. Henry Slay'maker, a member of the firm

Schwenk, Slaymaker & Hershey, wholesale
grocers, Philadelphia, Pa.(b., Aug. 17, 1831;
m., April 17, 1861), married Priscilla Taylor
Means. Two children, as follows:

One. Bertha Means Slaymaker (b., ,

1864; d., March 4, 1877).
Two. Alice Slaymaker (b., Feb., 1866; d.,
).

G. Mary' Ellen Slaymaker (b., July 24, 1841 ; m..

May 26, 1881; d., , 1897), married

Dr. A. A. Hanna.

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker.

H. Annie Cornelia Slaymaker (b., ; m.

Sept. 16, 1879), married Du Bois Rohrer
One child:
Harriet DuBois Rohrer (b., March 21, 1886
d., Sept. 25, 1886).
I. Hannah Louisa Slaymaker (b., Feb. 1, 1836
m., April 28, 1868; d., Aug. 5, 1892), married
Ambrose Cephas Smith. Four children, as
follows:
One. Samuel M. Smith (b., June 29, 1869).
Two. Thomas Foster Perry Smith (b., Nov.

17, 1873; d., Aug. 5, 1876).
Three. Henry Slaymaker Smith (b., March

1, 1871).
Four. Edward Ambrose Smith (b., Feb. 8,
1876).

J. Harriet Rebecca Slaymaker (b., ; m.,

Dec. 20, 1865), married John Andre Alexander
Five children, as follows:
One. Mary Alexander (b., Oct. 7, 1867; m.,
Sept. 23, 1889), married Arthur Board-
man. Two children:

a. Sarah Billings Boardman (b., Aug.

10, 1890).

b. Arthur Boardman, Jr., (b., ).

Two. Herbert Alexander (b., Nov. 19, 1873)

Three. Alice Alexander (b., ).

Four. Harriet Alexander (b., Oct. 26, 1870).
Five. Paul Alexander (b., July 13, 1871).

Sixth. William Daniel Slaymaker (b., July 22, 1797;

m., ; m., Aug. 19, 1851; m., May 26, 1858;

d.. May 28, 1868), married three times. Elder in
Presbyterian Church, Mount Joy, Pa. Married

194 History of the Slaymakek Family.

first time to Elizabeth Ann Slaymaker, daughter
of John and Jeannett Slaymaker. Nine children,
as follows:

A. Isabella Slay'maker (b., Aug. 24, 1822; m.,

Jan. 4, 1844), married Edmund Free Witmer.

B. Elizabeth Anna Slaymaker (b., Dec. 5, 1826;

m., Nov. 4, 1851; d., Jan. 31, 1864), married
George Kendrick Witmer. Five children, as
follows:

One. Elizabeth Faithful Witmer (b., Oct.

16, 1863).
Two. Isabella Fleming Witmer (b., March

25, 1861).
Three. Edmund Free Witmer, Jr., b., May

10, 1856).
Four. George Clarence Witmer (b., Nov.
24, 1854; m., Oct.,. 1886), marired Maud
Evans Boswell. Three children, as fol-
lows :

a. George Kendrick Wither (b., Aug. 1,

1888).

b. Mary Randolph Wither (b., Oct. 4,

1892).

c. Matilda Elizabeth Wither (b., July

11, 1894).
Five. Anna Leftwitch Wither (b., March 25,
1859; m., Dec. 14, 1892), married Wil-
liam Kith Boswell. Two children, as
follows:

a. William Kith Boswell (b., Sept. 23,

1893).

b. Isabella Wither Boswell (b., Jan.

17, 1895).

Squire ;

Samui:l E\ans.

local historian, Columbia, Pa.

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker. 195

C. Martha Catharine Slaymaker (b., March 15,

1841; d., ).

D. Sarah Rebecca Slaymaker (b., Feb. 18, 1832;

m., Feb. 20, ), married Daniel Free

Witmer.

E. Faithful Mary Slaymaker (b., Marcli 9, 1829;

m., July 30, 1865), married Alexander Slay-
maker, son of Henry and Susan Booth Slay-
maker. For descendants, see record of
Alexander Slaymaker.

F. William Alexander Slaymaker (b., Aug. 21,

1838; m., Sept. 1869), married Christie
Gluyss. Two children, as follows:
One. Mary Elizabeth Slaymaker (b., Dec. 6,

1871).
Two. Helen Christie Slaymaker (b., Aug. 8,

1870; m., ), married Charles E.

Wicks.

G. Jane Dickson Slaymaker (b., Nov. 22, 1824;

m., Nov. 4, 1851), married Rev. Samuel

Rurk Gillingham. Five children, as follows:

One. Elizabeth Rebecca Gillingham (b.,

June, 1853; d., April 8, 1855).
Two. William Slaymaker Gillingham (b.,

Aug. 20, 1855; d., Aug. 20, 1855).
Three. Edmund Witmer Gillingham (b., May

6, 1856; d., Dec. 28, 1856).
Four. Sallie Witmer Gillingham (b., Feb.

15, 1858; d., Dec. 19, 1876).
Five. George Witmer Gillingham (b., Nov.
13, 1860; d., Nov. 28, 1863).
H. Henry Calvin Slaymaker (b., Oct. 8, 1843; m.,
Nov. 6, 1866; d., Feb. 27, 1880), married Anna
Leadbeater. Three children, as follows:

196 History of the Slaymaker Family.

One. Fr.\nk Lee Slaymaker (b., Aug. 23,
1876; m., , 1908), married Marga-
ret Josephie McCoy.
Two. Isabella Slaymaker (b., Jan. 27, 1871;

d., Feb. 18, 1894).
Three. Henry Calvin Slaymaker (b., Dec. 4,
1873). Was sent as a missionary to
Congo District in Africa by the Southern
Presbyterian Church, where he lost his
life by the capsizing of the "Lapsley,"
the mission's boat. See historical part
of this book.
I. Amos Barr Slaymaker (b., June 20, 1835; m.,

June 23, 1857; m., ; d., Oct. 30, 1894),

Was a prominent merchant of Alexandria,
Va., and an elder in the Presbyterian Church
there. Married first time to EHzabeth J.
Clark. Seven children, as follows:
One. Addison Clark Slaymaker (b., Aug. 29,

1858; d., May 21, 1863).
Two. Edmund Witmer Slaymaker (b., June

14 1863).
Three. George Witmer Slaymaker (b., Nov.

8, 1860; d., Nov. 10, 1862).
Four. Archie Clark Slaymaker (b., Nov. 11,

1867).
Five. Amos Sl.aymaker (b., April 23, 1870).
Six. William Isaac Slaymaker (b., June 24,

1872).
Seven. Mary Elizabeth Slaymaker (b.,
March 9, 1875).
Amos Barr Slaymaker married second time to
Sarah Florence Milburn. No children.

Ri':v. Henry Calvin Slaymaker,
Who lost his life as missionary to the Congo District, Africa.

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker. 197

William Daniel Slaymaker married second time to
Mrs. Julia Ann Huntington, nee Hinkley. They had
several children, but all died in infancy.

William Daniel Slaymaker married third time to
Sarah E. Peter. Three children, as follows:

A. Walter Custis Slaymaker (b., May 15, 1860

d., Sept. 21, 1887).

B. Robert Brewer Slaymaker (b., May 9, 1865

d., June 14, 1865).

C. John Edmund Slaymaker (b., Jan. 23, 1862

m., Jan. 5, 189-3), married Sarah F. Peter.
Seventh. Hannah Slaymaker (b., Dec. 27, 1801; m.

, 1822; m., , 1842; d., March —

1860), married twice; married first time to Alex-
ander Dowry Evans. One child :

One. Samuel Evans (b., Jan. 20, 1823; m.,. .

, 1852; m., , 1857; d., April

22, 1908). Justice of the Peace in Co-
lumbia, Pa., for many years and a well-
known local historian. Clerk of Quarter
Sessions, member of Company K, Fifth
Pennsylvania Reserves during the Civil
War, appointed quartermaster of regi-
ment, with rank of First Lieutenant.
Married twice; married first time to
EUzabeth Anderson. Married second
time to Mary Schoch. Three children,
as follows:

a. Lillian S. Evans (b., Nov. 5, 1861).

b. Fanny Evans (b., April 17, 1859; d.,

Jan. 8, 1865).

c. Samuel Evans (b., Dec. 18, 1865; d.,

Feb. 2, 1868).

198 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Hannah Slaymaker married second time to Samuel

Schock. No children.
Eighth. John R. Slaymaker (b., Oct. 24, 1799; d.,
April 15, 1815).

Ninth. Jean Slaymaker (b., Aug. 19, 1793; d., ).

Tenth. Faithful Slaymaker (b., Jan. 18, 1784; m.,

, 1S05; d., ), married Edward Mott.

One child:
A. Jarvis Beckett Mott (b., March 26, 1806; m.,
May, 1831; d., Jan. 28, 1863), married his
cousin, Isabella Jane Henderson. Nine chil-
dren, as follows:

One. Fidelia H. Mott (b., ; d., ).

Two. Elizabeth H. Mott (b., ; d.,

).

Three. Oscar Mott (b., Feb. 20, 1850; d.,

June 30, 1856).
Four. Charles Spring Mott (b., July 3, 1853;

d., Sept. 3, 1854).
Five. Estella S. Mott (b., about 1852; d.,
Jan. 10, 1888).

Six. Harriett A. Mott (b., ; d., )

Seven. Amos Mott (b., ; d., )

Eight. Henry Mott (b., ; d., )

Nine. Barton Henderson Mott (b.,

m., , 1860; d., summer, 1898)

married Sallie Sheperd. One child:

Frank ]\Iott, died when about four vears

old.

Eleventh. Henry Fleming Slaymaker. He, •nith

Samuel Houston, Robert Mcllvaine and Maxwell

Kennedy, founded Bellevue Presbyterian Church,

near Gap, Pa., and elder there up to the time of

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker. 199

his death, and postmaster at SaUsbuiy, Pa., for
many years, and well known in the eastern part of
Lancaster county. (B., Aug. 20, 1789; m., Feb.
29, 1816; d., Feb. 8, 1860.) Married his cousin,
Rebecca Slaymaker Cochran. Seven children, as
follows:
.. Sophia Elizabeth Slaymaker (b., March 28,

1826; d., Sept. 16, 1846).
. Isabella Angelica Slaymaker (b., Jan. 21,
1819; m., Oct. 30, 1867; cl, July 25, 1891),
married David Agnew.
. Hannah Cecelia Slaymaker (b., May 3, 1817;
m., Feb. 20, 1841; d., Sept. 3, 1859), married
Joseph Konigmacher. One child:
One. Samuel Cochran Konigmacher (b.

July 2, 1843; m., ; d., Feb. 3,

1891). Lieutenant and one of the
"Sharp Shooters" during the Civil War,
1861-1865. Married Emma Martin.
Three children, as follows:
a. Joseph Konigmacher (b., June 13,
1875; m., ), married

b. Samuel Martin Konigmacher (b.. May

3, 1877).

c. Susan Bernice Konigmacher (b., Oct.

5, 1880; m., July 4, 1899), married
Samuel Bell Rhine. One child.
D. Amos Fleming Slaymaker (b., March 17, 1823;
m., Sept. 5, 1850; d., March 28, 1892). For
many years justice of the peace of Sahsbury,
Township, Lancaster Co., Pa., and one of the
organizers and first superintendent of the.

200 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Sabbath school, out of which Memorial Pres-
byterian church, Lancaster, Pa., was formed.
Married his cousin, Isabella Fulton Buffington.
Four children, as follows:
One. Rebecca Cochran Slaymaker.
Two. Thomas Buffington Slay^maker (b.,

Jan. 26, 1853; d., Jan. 13, 1857).
Three. Sophia Elizabeth Slaymaker (b.,

; m., Nov. 26, 1872), married

David Frederick Unger. Eight children,
as follows:

a. Frederick Fleming Unger (b., Feb.

14, 1876).

b. John Buffington Unger (b., Jan. 19,

1874; d.. May 2, 1882).

c. Henry Slaymaker Unger (b., Nov. 9,

1877; d., April 9, 1878).

d. Oswald Josephus Unger (b., Jan. 22,

1879).

e. Isabel Fulton Unger (b., Aug. 7,

1883).

f. Guy Geiser Unger (b., Aug. 30, 1885).

g. Lucie Unger (b.. May 17, 1889).

h. Sophia Cochran Unger (b., Dec. 5,
1891).

Four. Henry Fleming Slaymaker (b., ;

m., Oct. 3, 1889), married Annie Mc-
Dowell. Two children, as follows:

a. Margaretta Slaymaker (b., Aug. 17,

1890).

b. Walter Fleming Slaymaker (b.,

March 9, 1893).
E. Baby (b., March 5, 1825; lived but a few hours).

Samuel Cochran Slaymaker,
Civil Ena;ine.>r.

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker. 201

F. Beckie Ann Slaymaker (b., May 8, 1821; d.,

Jan. 23, 1843).

G. Samuel Cochran Slaymaker. Studied Civil

Engineering and was with John C. Trautwine
on his survey of the Honduras Interoceanic
Railway, and after his return was connected
with many of the large railroads of the
country and at the time of his death was
City Engineer of Lancaster, Pa., and had
charge of the surveying and building of the
extensive electric railway system in and
around Lancaster City, Pa. He was ap-
pointed a colonel by Governor Pollock and
a member of his staff. (B., April 22, 1828;
m., May 28, 1862; d., Feb. 2, 1894). Married
Jane Elizabeth Redsecker. Four children, as
follows :

One. Rebecca Jane Slaymaker (b., May 9,
1864).

Two. Samuel Redsecker Slaymaker (b.,
March 14, 1866; m., June 27, 1895), n ar-
ried Minnie Louisa Cohr. Two children:

a. Samuel Cochran Slaymaker (b., April

18, 1896).

b. Helen Elizabeth Slaymaker (b., July

24, 1905).
Three. Henry Cochran Slaymaker (b., Aug.

16, 1868).

Four. Anna Cecelia Slaymaker (b., Jan. 1,

1870; d., Jan. 25, 1870).

2. Mary Slaymaker (b., June 15, 1757; m., May 1, 1781;

d., April 5, 1797), married John Fleming, Jr. He was

Wagonmaster under Commissary Blaine, grandfather

202 History of the Slaymaker Family.

of Hon. James G. Blaine, and when the army went

South to meet CornwalUs at Yorktown, he came home

and soon married Mary Slaymaker. They had six

children, as follows:

First. Elizabeth Fleming (b., April 12, 1793; m.,

March 4, 1812; d., Dec. 22, 1860), married William

Foster Mitchell. Eight children, as follows:

A. Andrew Mitchell (b., April 27, 1817; m., Nov.

16, 1843; m.,Junel, 1862; d.. May 12, 1865),
married twice ; married first time to Rebecca
Perkins. Two children, as follows:

One. Ellen Perkins Mitchell (b., Feb. 9,
1845; d.,Dec. 15, 1885).

Two. John Mitchell, Jr. (b., Oct. 12, 1846;
m., Sept. S, 1870), married Debbie A.
Torbert.

Andrew JIitchell married second time to
Isabella C. Parke.

B. Eliza Fr.\nces Mitchell (b., April 18, 1823;

m., Dec. 20, 1848), married Lewis Barnard.
Three children, as folio vvs:
One. George B.\rnard (b., April 29, 1855 ; d.,

Nov. 21, 1890).
Two. Harry D.\re B.\rn.\rd (b., Dec. 19,

1862; m., ), married Margaret

Lockhart. Two children, as follows:

a. Lewis Barnard.

b. Caroline Barnard.

Three. William Mitchell Barnard (b., Jan.

10, 1850; m., ; d., Dec. 20, 1892),

married Margaret McCloskey.

C. George Mitchell (b., Sept. 13, 1813; m., June

8, 1837; d., Dec. 18, 1886), married Catharine
Bright Fisher. Eight children, as follows:

Samuel Redsecker Slaymaker,

President and Manager Slaymaker Lock Manufacturing

Corporation.

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker. 203

One. Anna Mitchell (b., April 24, 1838; d.,

May 4, 1845).
Two. Frances Mitchell (b., Sept. 29, 1840;

d., Jan. 22, 1857).
Three. Isabella Mitchell (b., April 2, 1842,

m., Sept. 26, 1866), married Benjamin W.

Bowen. Two children, as follows:

a. Clara Frances Bowen (b. Aug. 1,

1867; m., April 2, 1895), married
George Ernest Tribby.

b. George Mitchell Bowen (b., April 15;

1872).

Four. George Fisher Mitchell (b., April 18,
1844; d., July 7, 1862).

Five. Charles Mitchell (b., Dec. 22, 1846;
m., Oct. 19, 1875), married Elizabeth
Yeager Horn. Two children, as follows:

a. Bessie Yeager iMitchell (b., July 10,

1876).

b. Gertie Elizabeth, Mitchell (b., Nov.

16, 1879).
Six. Mary Mitchell (b., Dec. 2, 1848).
Seven. Jane Fleming Mitchell (b., Oct. 11,

1850).
Eight. Catharine Bright Mitchell (b., May
3, 1853; d., Oct. 22, 1853).
D. John Mitchell (b., May 13, 1815; m., Nov. 9,
1836; d., Aug. 1, 1885), married Maria Pim
Fisler. Seven children, as follows:

One. Louisa Mitchell (b., ; m., Oct.

30, 1860; d., Dec. 18, 1869), married
George J. Clark. Two children, as fol-
lows:

History of the Slaymaker Family.

a. John Burt Clark (b., ;d., Mch.

21, 1866).

b. Louisa Mitchell Clark (b., ).

Two. Elizabeth Fisler Mitchell (b., ;

m,. Nov. 2, 1863; m., April 12, 1876; d.,
April 6, 1877), married twice; married
first time to William C. Clark. Four
children, as follows:

a. Clifton Mitchell Clark (b., ;

m., Dec. 8, 1889), married Nellie C.
Long. One child:
Clifton Levest Clark (b., ).

b. John Mitchell Clark (b., ; d.,

Sept. 27, 1868).

c. William C. Clark, Jr., (b., ; d.,

May 9, 1874).

d. LucELLA Clark (b., ; d., Sept.

18, 1870).
Elizabeth Fisler Mitchell married second
time to Israel Pim. One child:

Lizzie Ann Pim (b., ; d., July, 1878).

Three. William Mitchell (b., ; m.,

April 23, 1867; m., Sept. 9, 1893), mar-
ried twice; married first time to Lida
Menzies. One child:

John Menzies Mitchell (b., ).

William Mitchell married second time to
Fanny Simpson.

Four. Henrietta Mitchell (b., ; m.,

June 21, 1871), married William H. Cox.

Five. Lydia Mitchell (b., ; m., Oct.

27, 1869; d., Dec. 7, 1888), married Wil-
ham G. Hill. Four children, as follows:

Samuel Cochran Slaymaker (Second) and Helen

Elizabeth Slaymaker,

Children of Samuel R. Slaymaker.

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker. 205

a. William G. Hill, Jr.

b. George W. Hill.

c. Walton C. Hill.

d. Edith Mitchell Hili-.

Six. Mary Emma Mitchell (b., ; m.,

April 27, 1870). married Walton C.
Craig. Four children, as follows:

a. John Mitchell Craig.

b. Walton C. Craig, Jr.

c. Mary E. Craig.

d. Marguerite L. Craig.
Seven. Fanny Maria Mitchell.

E. Mary Mitchell (b., Feb. 16, 1820; d., ).

F. Samuel Dare Mitchell (b., April 30, 1821 ; m.,

Oct. 28, 1857; d., March 25, 1869), married

Emeline Banard. Three children, as follows:

One. Sarah Pennock Mitchell (b., Aug. 13,

1858; d., June 6, 1860).
Two. Harry Slaymaker Mitchell (b., Aug.

22, 1861; d., Aug. 7, 1863),
Three. Samuel Duffield Mitchell (b.. May
1, 1864; m., April 12, 1893), married
Louise M. Reed. One child:
Donald Reed Mitchell (b., June 7, 1894).

G. Sophia Slaymaker Mitchell (b., Jan. 16, 1825;

d.„ ).

H. William Fleming Mitchell (b., Oct. 22, 1818;

m., Feb. 17, 1852; d., ), married Ehza-

beth A. Coleman. Five children, as follows:
One. Alfred Coleman Mitchell (b., Dec. 9,

1852; d., Aug. 25, 1888).
Two. Frank Fosset Mitchell (b., Aug. 9,
1855; m., Feb. 16, 1881), married Har-
riett E. Hull. Four children, as follows:

History of the Slaymaker Family.

a. Martha E. Mitchell (b., April 15,

1882).

b. Elizabeth Mitchell (b., Sept. 24,

1883).

c. Helen Mitchell (b., Aug. 15, 1885).

■ d. Frances F. Mitchell (b., Oct. 1, 1888).
Three. William F. Mitchell (b., Feb. 11,

1858; d., Nov. 11, 1864).
Four. Margaret Coleman Mitchell (b., Oct.

10, 1860; d., March 1^ 1865).
Five. James Coleman Mitchell (b., June 4,

1863; m., , 1886), married Ida

Butler. Three children, as follows:

a. Ivy Mitchell (b., , 1887).

b. James C. Mitchell (b., , 1890).

c. Vivian Mitchell (b., , 1895).

Second. Henry Fleming (b., Aug. 28, 1783; m., March

25, 1806; d., Sept. 28, 1865). Was captain in
War of 1812, and fought with Scott on Niagara
frontier at taking of Fort George and afterward at
battle of Beaver Dam, was taken prisoner and
sent to Quebec and remained prisoner for eighteen
months. Married Letitia Parke. Eight children,
as follows:

A. Caroline Fleming (b., July 12, 1809; d., Dec.

4, 1894).

B. Fabius Fleming (b., Nov. 5, 1815; m.. May 1,

1862; d., April 16, 1895), married Mary Barn-
hill Railstock. Two children, as follows:
One. William Scotia Fleming (b., Sept. 10,

1870).
Two. Henry Lycurgus Fleming (b., Feb. 5,
1863). Professor in Brownwood College,
Texas.

White Chimneys " (JHult 1807), Home of S. R. Slaym.'

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker. 207

C. Henry Fleming (b., April 12, 1S12; m., Feb.

25, 1S37; m., Oct. 18, 1849), married twice;

married first time to Caroline Wells. Three

children, as follows:

One. Aurelia Fleming (b., Jan. 1, 1838; m.,

March 20, 1856), married Samuel Wright.

Five children, as follows:

a. William Henry Wright (b., April 15,

1857; m., March 24, 1880), married
Dora Dryer. One child:
Edna Dora Wright (b., Dec. 19,
1883).

b. George Fabius Wright (b., July 19,

1858).

c. Clarence Wood Wright (b., March 15,

1859; m., June 15, 1884), married
Katharine Gillhan.

d. Elwood Worall Wright (b., July 17,

1862; m., Feb. 18, 1884), married
Clara Brindle. One child:
Elwood Wright (b., Jan. 16, 1885;
d., Aug. 15, 1886).

e. Edward Dale Wright (b., Sept. 22,

1871; m., Dec. 25, 1890), married
Greta Miller. Two children, as fol-
lows :
I. Tueenace Wright (b., Dec. 11,
1891; d., April 23, 1894).
it. Aurelia Wright (b., Sept. 22,
1893).
Two. Fabius Fleming (b., June 27, 1841; d.,

Dec. 10, 1866).
Three. Henry Clay Fleming (b., March 30,
1844; d., June 7, 1844).

History of the Slaymaker Family.

Henry Fleming married second time to Anna Nay-
lor Williams. Five children, as follows:
One. Artha Ella Fleming (b., April 11,
1851 ; m., Jan. 19, 1869), married Thomas
Priddy. Three children, as follows:

a. Letitia Priddy (b., April 16, 1873).

b. George Wyard Priddy (b., June 28,

1878).

c. Annie Aurelia Priddy (b., Aug. 12,

1881).
Two. Mary Letitia Fleming (b., May 27,
1855; m., March 3, 1874), married Wil-
Ham Lathrop. Two children, as follows:

a. Henry Rollin Lathrop (b., Dec. 10,

1874):

b. Mabel Florence Lathrop (b., Nov. 8,

1879; d., Nov. 20, 1879).
Three. Elizabeth Rebecca Fleming (b., Aug.

28, 1S57).
Four. Bayard Wood Fleming (b., Oct. 1,

1859; m., June 12, 1884), married Kate

Spear.
Five. Caroline Fleming (b., June 15, 1862;

m., Nov. 2, 1883), married John Farrel.

Two children, as follows:

a. Elizabeth Farrel (b., Aug. 18, 1884).

b. Henry Fleming Farrel (b., July 2,

1889).

I). Keziah Fleming (b., Oct. 20, 1820; d., Oct. 9,
1822).

E. Lucretia Fleming (b., Jan. 3, 1807; m., ;

d., Aug. 4, 1884), married William White-
head. Five children, as follows:

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker. 209

One. Letitia Whitehead (b., April 21, 1842;

m.. April 17, 1873), married Phinea

Garrett.
Two. Mary Fleming Whitehead (b., April

10, 1853; m., Oct. 27, 1885; d., April 8,

1893), married Bartram Durnall. One

child:
Helen Bartram Durnall (b., June 26,

1887).
Three. Matthew Whitehead (b., July 23,

1850; m., Oct. 1, 1874; d., April 16,

1896), married Jennie M. Ford. Two

children, as follows:

a. Ellen Caroline Whitehead (b., July

13, 1880).

b. Jennie Letitia Whitehead (b., Aug. 3,

1875).

Four. Paul Fleming Whitehead (b., Sept.
28, 1840; m.. May 13, 1868; d., Oct. 14,
1884). Was elected captain in the
midst of battle in Peach Orchard, at
Gettysburg. Married Mary J. Davis.
One child:
Anna Lent Whitehead (b., Feb. 17, 1870).

Five. William H. Whitehead (b., Feb. 8,
1844; m., Aug. 9, 1876). Judge of
County Court, Golden, Jefferson County,
Colo. Married Josephine Townsend.
Three children, as follows:

a. Henry Townsend Whitehead (b., Jan.

6, 1879; d., Dec. 11, 1887).

b. Lucretia Fleming Whitehead (b.,

June 24, 1883).

210 History of the Slaymaker Family.

c. Josephine Wordsworth Whitehead
(b., Nov. 30, 1884).

F. Mary Axn Fleming (b., July 6, 1808; d., Aug.

8, 1822).

G. Marcellus Fleming (b., April 6, 1817; m., Oct.

30, 1840; m., Oct. 16, 1847); married twice;

married first time to Althea Flaglor. Two

children, as foUoivs:
One. Kezzie Fleming (b., Oct. 17, 1841; m.,
Dec. 19, 1861), married Richard Edward
Hayes. Three children, as follows:

a. Althea Flaglor Hayes (b., July 18,

1866; m., Feb. 19, 1885), married
Morris Odell. Five children, as fol-
lows :
I. Lawrence Bissett Odell (b.,
March 28, 1886).
II. Mabel Hayes Odell (b., Oct. 3,
1887; d., Feb. 16, 1894).

III. Isabel Odell (b., April 8, 1889).

IV. Floyd Odell (b., March 25, 1891).
V. Lillian Middleton Odell (b.,

July 27, 1894).

b. Howard Althea Hayes (b., March 1,

1865; m., June 6, 1883), married
May Janvier Thompson. Four chil-
dren, as follows:
I. Althea Thompson Hayes (b.,
: Jan. 9, 1885).

IL Lulu May Hayes (b., Nov. 12,
"1 , 1886).

, - ' • III. Helen Gertrude Hayes (b., Feb.

:■ ' 20, 1891).

Solon Fleming.

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker. 211

IV. Edmund Jackson Hay'es (b., Dec.
22, 1893).
c. Richard Edward Hayes, Jr. (b.,
March 22, 1873).
Two. Marcellus Fleming (b., Aug. 13, 1846;
d., Oct. 3, 1846).
Marcellus Fleming married second time to Martha

Holhngworth.
H. Solon Fleming (b., Jan. 23, 1811; m., Aug. 9,
1842; m., July 10, 1859), married twice; mar-
ried first time to Eliza Jane Fisler. Three
children, as follows:
One. John Fleming (b., Oct. 26, 1848).
Two. Letitia Fleming (b.. May 26, 1846; m.,
Nov. 1, 1866), married Benjamin C.
White. Four children, as follows:

a. George F. White (b., June 1, 1868).

b. Grace White (b., March 4, 1872; m.,

Nov., 1894), married Clarence Mott.

c. Franklin White (b., Sept. 18, 1873;

d., Nov. 27, 187.5).

d. Pearl White (b., June 29, 1876).
Three. George Fisler Fleming (b., April 15,

1844).
Solon Fleming married second time to Mrs. Carrew
7iee Raymond. One child:

Ida Fleming (b., Aug. 27, 1860).
Third. John Slaymaker Fleming (b., Aug. 30, 1787;
d., July 21, 1828). Served in the army near
Chester in 1812, to defend Philadelphia from Brit-
ish attack.

Fourth. Mary Fleming (b., June 11, 1785; m., ;

d., Feb. 17, 1817), married George Washington
Parke. Six children, as follows:

212 History of the Slaymaker Family.

A. Caroline Parke (b., June 19, 1806; m., Dec. 3,

1835; d., Aug. 25, 1882), married Evan Jones.

Six children, as follows:

One. George Washington Jones (b., Aug. 25,

1839; m., June 16, 1866), married Julia

C. Pratt. Two children, as follows:

a. Edith Pratt Jones (b.. May 24, 1867).

b. Howard Parke Jones (b., Aug. 7,

1869).

Two. Jacob D. Jones (b., Feb. 10, 1837).

Three. John Jones (b., Feb., 1843; d., Aug.,
1844). Drowned.

Four. John Fleming Jones (b., Nov. 13, 1844;
m., April 18, 1877), married Mary Ann
Attlee Latta^ Four children, as follows:

a. Caroline Whitehill Jones (b., June

14, 1880).

b. John Latta Jones (b., Sept. 11, 1890).

c. Son (b., Oct. 25, 1886; d., Oct. 28, 1886).

d. May Jones (b., June 5, 1889; d.. May

26, 1889).
Five. Mary Jones (b., Sept. 24, 1836; m., Jan.

25, 1882), married Scace L. Maultby.
Six. Phoebe Ann Jones (b., June 28, 1847;
m., Sept. 10, 1872; m., June 27, 1894);
married twice; married first time to
Eugene L. Grant. Divorced in 1889.
Married second time to Zachariah E.
Thomas.
B. George Washington Parke (b., April 29, 1815;
m., Jan. 1, 1857), married Rebecca Ann Rog-
ers. Two children, as follows:
One. Gertrude Elizabeth Parke (b., Oct. 7,
1857; d., Aug. 31, 1858).

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker. 213

Two. Caroline Augusta Parke (b., Aug. 17,
1859; m., Jan. 17, 1882), married Theo-
dore Arthur Bralley.
. John Fleming Parke (b., May 15, 1808; m.,
April 24, 1855; d., Aug. 15, 1859), married
Mary Frances Rogers.
'. Joseph Maxwell Parke (b., Feb. 6, 1810; m.,
April 2, 1835). A prominent lawyer in West-
minster, Carroll Co., Md. Represented Car-
roll County in the Legislature 1839-40, also
Constitutional Convention of Maryland in
1851, and also served nineteen j^ears as Reg-
istrar of Wills of the same county. Married
Amanda Motter. Twelve children, as fol-
lows :
One. Adelaide Motter Parke (b., March 4,

1856; d., March 6, 1860).
Two. Albert Maxwell Parke (b., March 13,

1844; d., April 11, 1863).
Three. Caroline Parke (b., Dec. 31, 1838; d.,

March 3, 1839).
Four. Emma Catharine Parke (b., Oct. 25,

1849; d., Sept. 25, 1850).
Five. Frances Henrietta Parke (b., Dec. 25,
1839; m., April 18, 1860), married Edwin
Kramer Gernard. Five children, as fol-
lows:

a. Adelaide Parke Gernard (b., Jan. 7,

1861; d., Sept. 13, 1884).

b. Claud Seiss Gernard (b., Sept. 24,

1872).

c. Edwin Kramer Gernard, Jr., (b., Oct.

29, 1871).

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d. Frances Rebecca Gernard (b., Dec.

16, 1876).

e. Joseph Emanuel Gernard (b., Sept. 4,

1868; d., Aug. 7, 1869).
Six. George Motter Parke (b., Oct. 2, 1841 ;
m., Jan. 25, 1870). Register of Wills
Carroll County, Md. Married Mary
Neal. She was first cousin of Grover
Cleveland. Three children, as follows:

a. Francis Neal Parke (b., Jan. 6, 1871).

Attorney-at-Law in Westminster,
Md.

b. George Joseph Parke (b., March 25,

1872).

c. R. Abner Parke (b., Nov. 5, 1873).
Seven. Gertrude Parke (b.. May 15, 1859;

d., July 8, 1859).
Eight. John Fleming Parke (b., March 11,
1854; d., March, 1873), married Alverta
Grumbine. Eight children, as follows:

a. Margaret L. Parke (b., ; d.,

)•

b. Hazel Alverta Parke (b., ; d.,

)•

c. Florence May Parke (b., ).

d. Joseph William Parke (b., ).

e. Bessie Gertrude Parke (b., ).

f. Charles Fleming Parke (b., ).

g. Harry Clinton P.\rke (b., ).

h. Frances Catharine Parke (b., -).

Nine. Josephine Amanda Parke (b., July 12,
1851; m., March 31, 1880), married
James Edwin Taylor. Two children, as
follows:

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker. 215

a. James Parke Taylor.

b. Edna Taylor.

Ten. Mary Letitia Parke (b., Dec. 22, 1845;
m., July 7, 1868; m., May, 1884; m.,

, 1889 or 90) ; married three times ;

married first time to J. Mortimer Hurley.
One child:

Claud Hurley (b., ; d., ).

Mary Letitia Parke married second time to

Allen Hubbard.
Married third time to Shepherd Wood. He is

dead. No children.
Eleven. Sarah Julia Parke (b., Feb. 16, 1837;

d., May 30, 1853).
Twelve. Philip J. Parke (b., March 26, 1848;
d., April 4, 1848).
. Mary Letitia Parke (b., Sept. 28, 1804; d.,

Nov. 13, 1806).
, Samuel Slaymaker Parke (b., Oct. 6, 1812;
m., Nov. 20, 1839; d., Feb. 2, 1884), married
Lucretia Maria Kellog. Eleven children, as
follows :
One. Mary Lucretia Parke (b., Sept. 28,
1840; m., May 10, 1870), married Roland
N. Evans. One child:
Ida Lucretia Evans (b., Jan. 28, 1871).
Two. Caroline Marcia Parke (b., Aug. 30,

1842; d., Nov. 21, 1843).
Three. George Windfield Parke (b., April
16, 1844; m., Jan. 29, 1873), married
Georgie Ingersoll. One child:
Lois Lucretia Parke (b., Dec. 26, 1873).
Four. Charles Samuel Parke (b., April 21,
1846; d., July 10, 1848).

216 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Five. Charles William Parke (b., Feb. 9,
1848; m., Feb., 1873; m., April, 1883),
married twice ; married first time to Ella
Sherwood. One child:

Charles Samuel Parke (b., , 1875).

Charles William Parke married second time
to Dora Kauffman. Three children, as fol-
lows :

a. Helen Hattie Parke (b., April 1, 1884).

b. Edith Parke (b., Dec. 25, 1886).

c. Kenneth Parke (b., Jan. 5, 1890).
Six. Helen Parke (b., Nov. 20, 1849; m.,

May 22, 1872), married Louis Lee Burr.

One child:
Albert Parke Burr (b., Sept. 7, 1886).
Seven. Frank Fleming Parke (b., March 17,

1852; d., Jan. 13, 1859).
Eight. Caroline Parke (b., July 30, 1854; d.,

Sept. 7, 1855).
Nine. Edmund Kellog Parke (b., Sept. 4,

1856; d., Feb. 21, 1857).
Ten. Clara Parke (b., June 1, 1858; m., Nov.

3, 1885), married James H. Price. One

child:
Parke Valentine Price (b., April 21,

1888).
Eleven. John Fred Parke (b., Feb. 8, 1S62;'

m., July 3, 1886), married Eva Downey.

Three children, as follows:

a. Charles Fred Parke (b., Dec. 5, 1888).

b. Grace Laura Parke (b., Dec. 8, 1890).

c. George Edmund Parke (b., Oct. 11,

1892).

Descendants of Henrt Slaymaker. 217

Fifth. Samuel Fleming (b., March 28, 1790; d., Dec.

18, 1809).
Sixth. William Fleming (b., June 28, 1782; d., July 1,
1802). Killed on the farm while driving four or
six-horse team, they became frightened and un-
governable, bore down to his death.
3. Henry Slaymaker, Jr. (b., Sept. 30, 1762; m., Dec. 22,
1791; d., Oct. 9, 1826), married Elizabeth Cochran.
Four children, as follows:
First. Son. Died in infancy.
Second. Son. Died in infancy.

Third. Samuel Cochran Slaymaker. Lies buried
under the Presbyterian chapel, Lancaster, Pa.
Married Ellen Hughes Duchman. One child:
Annie E. Slaymaker (b., Jan. 18, 1827; d., Oct.
20, 1859).

Fourth. Jane E. Slaymaker (b., ; d., ),

married Stephen Paden Cochran. Went west to
St. Louis, nothing more known of them. He is
supposed to have been a captain of one of the
boats there. They had three children. It is
thought that their names were:
Stephen.
Henry.
James.

4. Hannah Sl.^ymaker (b., Dec. 10, 1764; m., ; d.,

), married Samuel Cochran. Three children, as

follows :
First. Rebecca Slaymaker Cochran (b., July 16,
1793; m., Feb. 19, 1816; d., Aug. 9, 1864), mar-
ried her first cousin, Henry Fleming Slaymaker.
For descendants, see record of Henry Fleming
Slavmaker.

218 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Second. Stephen Henry Cochran (b.,

m., , 1S31; d., ), married Susan

Armstrong. Six children, as follows:

A. Henry Slaymaker Cochran (b., ; m.,

— ■ ), married Emma Granger. Two chil-

dren:

One. Alice Cochran (b., ; d., ).

Two. Josephine Cochran (b., ).

B. Jane Ann Cochran (b., ; m., ;

d., ), married Ciilbert Combs. One

child:
Susan Co.mbs.

C. Robert Cochran (b., ; d., ).

D. S.^MUEL Cochran (b., ; d., ).

E. Son, died in infancy.

F. Stephen Armstrong Cochran.

Third. John Beaton Cochr.an (b., ; m., Jan.,

1830; d., — ), married Elizabeth B. Cochran.

Three children, as follows:

A. John Be.\ton Cochran (b., ■; d., ).

B. Samuel H. Cochran (b., Oct., 1830; m., ;

d., Jan. 9, 1885), married Sarah Gray.

C. Rebecca Jane Cochran (b., April 15, 1833;

m., Jan. 6, 1857; d., ), married George

Richmond. Three children, as follows:
One. Mary Mowery Richmond (b., Nov. 1,
1864; m., May 11, 1887), married Cuvier
Robb Marshall. One child:
Ellen Rebecca Marshall (b., Feb. 22,
1889).
Two. Janie Elizabeth Richmond (b., Dec.

22, 1861).
Three. Thomas Richmond (b., Aug. 25, 1857).

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker. 219

5. Faithful Slaymaker (b., March 9, 1767; m., Jan. 12,

1793; d., ), married George Duffield. He was

killed by the accidental kick of a colt, which he was
watering in the barn-yard. His grandson, George,
was with him at the time and saw the accident. Four
children, as follows:
First. George Duffield (b., July 4, 1796; m., Sept. 11,
1S17; d., June 26, 1868). One of the most promi-
nent ministers of the Presbyterian Church in his
day. Graduated from the University of Penn-
sylvania at the age of sixteen. Studied theology
and was licensed to preach April 20, 1815. In
1838 he was called as pastor of the First Presbyter-
ian church .of Detroit, Mich., where he served as
pastor up to the time of his death. He was
known as the "patriot of Michigan." Married
Isabella Graham Bethune. Six children, as fol-
lows:
A. Divie Bethune Duffield. A poet of consid-
erable note. (B., Aug. 29, 1821 ; m., June 24,
1854; d., March 12, 1891.) Married Mary
Strong Buell. Three children, as follows:
One. Bethune Duffield (b., Nov. 25, 1861;
m., Oct. 28, 1885), married Ehza Nuein.
Three children, as follows:

a. Nuein Buell Duffield (b., Nov. 7,

1887).

b. Mary Buell Duffield (b., Oct. 25,

1890).

c. George Duffield (b., Dec. 14, 1897).
Two. George Duffield (b., April 28, 1859;

m., Oct. 2, 1888). A very prominent
physician of Detroit, Mich. Married

220 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Clara Radcliffe. Two children, as fol-
lows:

a. George Bethune Duffield (b., April

18, 1891).

b. Henry Corrie Duffield (b., March 3,

1894).

Three. Daughter (b., ; d., ).

B. George Duffield (b., Sept. 12, 1818; m.,

; d., ). Lilce his father, was a

well-known divine of the Presbyterian Church
as well as a hymn-writer of marked ability,
taking after his mother in this respect. His
best known hymn was "Stand up, stand up
for Jesus," a hymn which is possibly as well
known as any ever written, has been trans-
lated into many different languages. Other
hymns which he has written are as follows:
"Blessed Saviour, Thee I Love," "Slowly in
Sadness and in Tears," and " Parted for Some
Anxious Day." He graduated from Yale
College in 1837, and from Union Theological
Seminary, New York, in 1840; was pastor in
Brooklyn for seven years; in Bloomfield,
N. J., four years, and in Philadelphia, Pa.,
for ten years, leaving there in 1861 for the
West, where he sjjent the balance of his life.
A short history of the writing of "Stand Up,
Stand Up for Jesus" is given in the historical
part of this book. Married Augusta Wil-
loughby. Three children, as follows:

One. Samuel Willoughby Duffield (b.,
1843). Like his father, was a prominent
hymn-writer, his best known being "0

Rev. Georue Duffield,
Pastor and Hymn Writer.

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker. 221

Land Relieved from Sorrow," written in
1875. He is better known, liowever, as
a translator of hymns than as a writer.
Graduated from Yale College in 1863.
Married Harriet Stanley Hay ward. Two
children, as follows:

a. Grace Hayward Duffield, married

F. J. Goodwin. Two children, as
follows :
I. Mary Duffield Goodwin.
II. Faithful Holloway Goodwin.

b. Kenneth Graham Duffield, married

Edith Malloy. Two children:
I. Margaret Beckwith Duffield.
II. Kenneth Graham Duffield, Jr.
Two. Edward Preierpont Duffield, married

. Had one child:

Marjorie Preierpont Duffield.
Three. Margaretta Willoughby Duffield,
married J. J. Tunnicliff. Three children,
as follows:

a. George Duffield Tunnicliff.

b. Augusta Tunnicliff.

c. James J. Tunnicliff, Jr.

C. Henry M. Duffield (b.. May 15, 1842; m.
Dec. 29, 1863), married Frances Pitts. Seven
children, as follows:
One. Henry M. Duffield, Jr., (b., Aug. 9,

1865).
Two. Samuel Pitts Duffield (b., Jan. 22,

1869).
Three. Divie Bethune Duffield (b., March
3, 1870).

History of the Slaymaker Family.

Four. Francis Duffield (b., Oct. 23, 1873).
Five. Morse Stewart Duffield (b., Sept. 29,

1875).
Six. Graham Duffield (b., Nov. 21, 1876).
Seven. William Beach Duffield (b., March

28, 1871).

D. Isabella Graham Duffield (b., ; m.,

— — — ), married Morse Stewart. Five chil-
dren, as follows:

One. Morse Stewart.

Two. Duffield Stewart.

Three. Isabella Stewart.

Four. Mary Stewart.

Five. Robert Stewart.

E. Samuel Pierce Duffield (b., Dec. 2-4, 1833;

m., July 8, 1858; m., June 15, 1881), married
twice ; married first time to Addie L. Dobney.
Four children, as follows:
One. George Bethune Duffield (b., Sept.

29, 1859; d., Nov. 19, 1880).

Two. Daniel Waterman Duffield (b., Oct.

2, 1860; m., ), married

Childs. One child:

(b., ; d., ).

Three. Isabella Bethune Duffield (b., Nov.

26, 1864; d., Sept. 6, 1873).
Four. John Beck Duffield (b., Maich 26,
1869).
Samuel Pierce Duffield married second time to
Margaret A. Corbett.

F. WiLLi.'^M Ward Duffield (b., Nov. 19, 1823;

m.. June 27, 1851), married Annie Louisa
Ladue. Two children, as follows:

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker. 223

One. Louisa Angell Duffield (b., April 19,

1855).
Two. William Ward Duffield, Jr. (b., Nov.
12, 1858).
Second. Sophia Duffield (b., Nov. 5, 1796; m., March
25, 1828; d., Oct. 15, 1865). Died at New Lon-
don Cross Roads, Pa., of typhoid fever. Married
Mark Alexander Hodson. Five children, as fol-
lows :

A. George Duffield Hodson (b., July 2, 1831; m.,

Oct. 28, 1862; d., Dec. 4, 1865), "married Mar-
garet Jane Armstrong. Two children, as fol-
lows :

One. Mary Sophia Hodson (b., March 31,
1865; d.. May 16, 1871).

Two. Anna Maria Hodson (b., Oct. 24, 1863).

B. Henry Duffield Hodson (b., April 10, 1834;

m., Nov. 19, 1873; m., ), married

twice; married first time to Emma Graham.
One child:
Mary Graham Hodson. Died six months old.
Henry Duffield Hodson married second time to
Mrs. Emily Graham.

C. Mark Alexander Hodson (b., Feb. 13, 1838;

m., Feb. 21, 1861; d., Sept. 17, 1866), married
Margaretta Amanda Cann. Three children,
as follows:
One. Sophia Duffield Hodson (b., Dec. 6,
1861; m., Sept. 16, 1890), married
Lewis Kirk Stubbs. One child:
Margaret Elizabeth Stubbs (b., Dec. 11,
1893).
Two. Margaretta Moore Hodson (b., Feb.
21, 1867).

History of the Slaymaker Family.

Three. Robert Cann Hodson (b., Jan. 14,
1864).

D. Robert Hodson (b., May 19, 1829; d., Oct. 2,

1866).

E. Mary Amanda Hodson (b., Aug. 7, 1839; d.,

Aug. 17, 1865).
Third. Mary Amanda Duffield (b., Nov. 15, 1805; m.,

; d., ), married Amos Alexander.

Three children, as follows:

A. Amos Alexander.

B. AM.A.NDA Alexander.

C. Charles Alexander.

Fourth. Henry Duffield (b., May 12, 1800; m., June

6, 1822; m., June 13, 1839; d., ), married

twice; married first time to Rebecca Armstrong.
Three children, as follows:
A. Faithful Rebecca Duffield (b., Aug. 13,
1824; m., Nov. 10, 1842; d.. May, 1870),
married Robert Hodgson Strawbridge. Four
children, as follows:
One. Elizabeth Hodgson Strawbridge (b.,
Oct. 28, 1849; m., Jan. 7, 1874), married
Robert Allison Adams. Five children, as
follows :

a. Ruth Anna Adams (b., May 5, 1878).

b. Sarah Strawbridge Adams (b., Jan.

20, 1881).

c. Louisa Allison Adams (b., Aug. 26,

1882).

d. Robert Allison Adams (b., June 12,

1886).

e. Edwin Young Adams (b., Aug. 18,

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker. 225

Two. Joseph Francis Strawbridge (b., June

7, 1848; m., , 1874), married Anna

Belle Shields. Two children, as follows:

a. John Frederick Strawbridge (b.,

Dec. 10, 1881).

b. Faithful Duffield Strawbridge (b.,

May 10, 1877).
Three. Henry Duffield Strawbridge (b.,
Sept. 28, 1846; m., Jan. 18, 1871), mar-
ried Amelia Margaret Jones. Three
children, as follows:

a. Harriet Duffield Strawbridge (b.,

July 14, 1873; m., June 19, 1895),
married Rev. W. Deas Kerswell.
One child:
Chalmers Duffield Kerswell (b.,
July 28, 1896).

b. Margaret Rendell Strawbridge (b.,

June 26, 1875).

c. Isaac Rendell Strawbridge (b., July

14, 1879).
Four. Sarah Duffield Strawbridge (b.,
Sept. 2, 1843; m., June 22, 1881), mar-
ried Walter R. Garrett.

B. George Duffield (b., June 23, 1827; d., June

14, 1862). Died of yellow fever in Cuba.

C. Mary Armstrong Duffield (b., May 16, 1823 ;

d., Sept. 2, 1831).
Henry Duffield married second time to Sarah Bries-
bane, nee Stewart. One child:

Henry Duffield (b., Sept. 30, 1840; m., Dec. 23,
1867; d., Jan. 15, 1888), married Emma Moore.
One child:

226 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Henry Parke Duffield (b., Oct. 10, 1869;
d., Dec. 23, 1889).

6. Lydia Slaymaker (b., July 11, 1769), d., Sept. 29, 1794).

7. Sarah Slaymaker (b., June 12, 1771; m., Sept. 8, 1792;

d., , 1804), married William Bryant Duffield.

Five children, as follows:
First. Elizabeth Duffield married Dr. Montgomery
Chambers. Two children, as follows:

A. William Chambers.

B. Andrew Chambers.

Second. Maria Slaymaker Duffield, married Rev.
John Peebles. One child:
A. Sarah Duffield Peebles, married William
Jacobs. Four children, as follows:
One. Maria Jacobs, married. Had several

children.
Two. John Peebles Jacobs.
Three. Fanny Jacobs.

Four. Sarah McCoy Jacobs, married Wilham
M. Strickland. One child:

Third. Samuel Duffield (b., July 3, 1795; m., — ;

d., Feb. 24, 1853), married Maria Morris. Seven
children, as follows:

A. William Henry Duffield (b., July 22, 1827;

d.. May 5, 1870).

B. Mary Cadwalader Duffield.

C. Cadwalader Morris Duffield (b., March 27,

1840; d., Feb. 25, 1841).

D. John Lewden Morris Duffield.

E. Anna Henderson Duffield.

F. Samuel Morris Ditffield, married Georgiania

Sparks. Two children, as follows:
One. Thomas Tillinghast Duffield.

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker. 227

Two. Harriett Sparks Duffield.
G. Sarah Sophia Duffield, married James Hop-
kins. Three children, as follows:
One. Samuel Duffield Hopkins.
Two. Washington Hopkins, married

Three. James Hopicins.
Fourth. Sophia Sarah Lydia Duffield, married Rev.

William Mcllviane.
Fifth. William Henry Duffield.
Samuel Slaymaker (b., April 14, 1774; m., June 17, 1796;
d., April 3, 1830). One of the proprietors of the great
stage hne of Reeside, Slaymaker & Co., from Philadel-
phia to the West ; his brothers Amos and Henry being
his partners. Married Ann Cochran. Five children,
as follows:
First. Elizabeth Slaymaker (b., March 17, 1797; d.,

Sept. 27, 1797).
Second. Henry Young Slaymaker (b., July 12, 1798;

m., ; d., May 18, 1862), married Margaretta

Reigart. Four children, as follows:

A. Adam Reigart Slaymaker (b., ; d.,

July 9, 1865).

B. Ann Cochran Slaymaker (b., ; d., Jan.

3, 1909). Was Secretary of the Patriot
Daughters of America, of Lancaster Co., Pa.

C. Henrietta R. Slaymaker (b., ; m.,

; d., ), married Charles Ruth-

rauf. Three children, as follows:

One. Henry Cochran Ruthrauf (b. , ) .

Two. Margaretta S. Ruthrauf, married
John Evans. Two children, as follows:
a. Kate Evans.

228 History of the Slaymaker Family.

b. William R. Evans.
Three. William Hayes Ruthrauf.
D. Mary R. Slaymaker (b., Aug. 4, 1825; m., Dec,
1846; d., Sept. 21, 1885). For many years
one of the lady Board of Managers of the
Home for Friendless Children, Lancaster, Pa.
Married David Watson Patterson. Four chil-
dren, as follows:
One. Anna Cochran Patterson, married
Hon. John Bayard McPherson. Two
children, as follows:

a. Elizabeth Wallace McPherson.

Accidentally drowned while in bath-
ing at Point Pleasant, N. J. (B.,
Oct. 13, 1882; d., Aug. 9, 1907).

b. Mary Patterson McPherson.

Two. David Watson Patterson, Jr., (b.,

; m., ), married Julia

Kauffman. One child:
Catharine Lloyd Patterson.
Three. Henry Patterson, married Ida Miller.
Four. James Rodney Patterson (b., Dec. 6,
1847; m., Dec. 29, 1873; d., June 18,
1874), married Ellen Baumgardner. One
child:
Bertha Patterson (b., Sept. 21, 1874).
Third. Stephen C. Slaymaker (b., Jan. 17, 1802; m.,

; d., Jan. 1, 1835), married Susan Reigart.

Five children, as follows:

A. Adam Reigart Slaymaker (b., May 18, 1832;

d., July 9, 1865).

B. Ann C. Reigart Slaymaker, married Samuel

Howard.

Hicxiiv 1m)\\aki) Slaymaker,

Fdrjnor Piistuia.sler, Luucaster, Pa

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker. 229

C. Henry Edward Slaymaker, manager of Reig-

art's old wine store, Lancaster, Pa. Presi-
dent of the Union Fire Co. since 1856, one of
organizers of St. John's Episcopal Church,
Postmaster under Cleveland's first adminis
tration, one of the founders of the Home for
Friendless Children, and formerly School
Director, serving as chairman of Property
Committee for over twenty years, and a very
prominent citizen of Lancaster, Pa. (B.,
Oct. 26, 1828; m., Oct. 20, 1853; d., Sept. 1,
1905.) Married Mary Steele. Three chil-
dren, as follows:
One. Mary Reigart Slaymaker (b., June 21,
1855; m., Dec. 30, 1880), married Ed-
ward Peters Cowell. Two children, as
follows :

a. Mary Edna Cowell (b., July 11, 1882).

b. Henry Slaymaker Cowell (b., Nov.

17, 1884).
Two. Frances Steele Slaymaker (b.. May

28, 1861; d., Dec. 10, 1861).
Three. Susan Reigart Slaymaker (b., Nov.

2, 1862).

D. Samuel H. Slaymaker (b., Aug. 9, 1830; m.,

; d., Dec. 12, 1882), married Ann

Reigart.

E. Stephen Cochran Slaymaker (b., Dec. 14,

1834; m., June 30, 1884), married Letita H.

Howe. Four children, as follows:
One. Ann C. Slaymaker (b., June 7, 1885).
Two. Samuel H. Slaymaker (b., July 21,

230 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Three. Stephen C. Slaymaker (b., April 15,

1S90).
Four. Susan R. Slaymaker (b., Sept. 7, 1886).
Fourth. Samuel Robert Slaymaker (b., Oct. 22, 1803;
m., Jan. 9, 1833; d., Aug., 1878), married Anna
Maria Smith. Five children, as follows:

A. Henry Stephen Slaymaker (b., Dec. 3, 1833;

m., ), married Fidelia Montgomery.

Three children, as follows:
One. Samuel Robert Slaymaker (b., Dec.

29, 1864).
Two. Henry M. Slaymaker (b.. May 30,

1868).
Three. Letitia R. Slaymaker (b., Aug. 3,
1869).

B. Jonathan Smith Slaymaker (b., March 31,

1835; d., Feb. 15, 1862). Learned Civil
Engineering, afterwards moved West, to
Davenport, Iowa, and at the breaking out of
the Civil War was one of the first to enlist
and was a member of the famous Second
Iowa, being chosen Lieutenant, and upon the
resignation of the captain, was chosen to fill
that position, and at the famous charge at
Fort Donelson, while shouting and encourag-
ing his men, just as he had reached the
breastworks, a ball struck him in the thigh,
severing the main artery. While leaning on
his arm, he shouted to his men, "Charge,
charge, go on, my boys," and in five minutes
he had bled to death.

C. Margaretta Slaymaker (b.. May 20, 1837;

d., Oct. 13, 1849).

C'VPTMN .I<l\ \TH
lost hi-. 1

at tlie lainout. thaiaeat Foit Don
durius: the Cn il 'War.

Descendants of Henry Slaymaker. 231

D. Robert Samuel Slaymaker (b., Oct. 16, 1838;

m., April 25, 1866; m.. May 25, 1871; d.,
Nov. 30, 1900). A prominent citizen of
Kittanning, Pa. Former register and re-
corder of Armstrong Co., Pa. Married twice;
married first time to C. Jane Oswald. One
child:
Jonathan Slaymaker (b., Aug. 17, 1867; d.,
Aug. 17, 1867).
Robert Samuel Slaymaker married second time
to Elizabeth K Bowman. Four children, as fol-
lows:

One. Agnes Bowman Slaymaker (b., July 11,

1875).
Two. Philip Kuhns Slaymaker (b., July 6,

1877).
Three. Anna Frazier Slaymaker ^b., Dec.

24, 1881; m., ), married Paul

Brown Copley. One child:
Paul Brown Copley, Jr.
Four. Margaretta Slaymaker (b., April 27,
1874; d., July 12, 1874).

E. Persifer Frazier Smith Slaymaker (b., Jan.

6, 1847; m., ; d.. May, 1896), married

Han-iet R. Aertson.
Fifth. James A. Slaymaker (b., Feb. 21, 1811; d.,

Sophia Slaymaker (b., July 26, 1776; d., Aug. 29, 1777).

Sophia Slaymaker (b., Dec. 19, 1779; m., Nov. 30,
1826; m., Sept. 9, 1847; d., Feb. 1, 1856), married
twice; first time to James Kelton; second time to Gil-
bert Dance.

PART VI.

DESCENDANTS OF DANIEL SLAYMAKER.

Daniel Slaymaker (b., ; m., ; d., 1801),

youngest son of Mathias Schleiermacher, was left as executor
of his father's estate. Daniel was with General Washington
under General Braddock when Braddock was killed by the
French and Indians, near where Pittsburg now stands. He
enlisted as a private during the Revolutionarj' War and
marched to Virginia with the army and was detailed as team-
ster, and upon one time, probably at Brandywine, when in
full retreat, three of his horses were shot, the one at the off
side of the tongue was not injured (he was blind). Upon
this horse Daniel mounted and made his escape, saving only
his rifle. While encamped in Virginia with a small division
of the army, Daniel was on picket duty and while there en-
gaged, a Hessian soldier made some insulting remarks which
exasperated Daniel, who raised his rifle and shot the Hessian.
He was courtmartialed, the circumstances related which
brought about the shooting and he was cleared. Near the
end of the war he took camp fever and did not recover until
after the war was over. He married Agilis Young. Her
parents came from Ireland and settled in the Cumberland
Valley, near where Shippensburg, Pa., now stands. When
she was a young girl the Indians became enraged about
something and the white people had to flee from that part
of the country and Agilis and her parents came to Lancaster

Descendants of Daniel Slaymaker. 233

county, Pa., and she married Daniel Slaymaker and never
went back to Cumberland Valley to live again. They had
five children, as follows:

1. Agilis Slaymaker, married her first cousin, William Slay-

maker, son of John and Elizabeth White Slaymaker.
Nothing more known of them.

2. Daniel Slaymaker, married his first cousin, Susan Slay-

maker. Seven children, as follows:

First. Eliza Slaymaker (b., ; m., ; d.,

), married Robert Ferguson. One child:

John Harvey Ferguson.
Second. Henry Slaymaker (b., Oct. 15, 1810; d., Nov.

25, 1854).
Third. Hannah Slaymaker (b., Oct. 10, 1812; d.. May
12, 1863). Had one child by John Smith, known

Mary Jane Slaymaker (b., Aug. 16, 1836; d., Feb.
22, 1904), she had one son:
Joseph Crawford.

Fourth. John Slaymaker (b., ; d., ).

Fifth. Lydia Jane Slaymaker (b., , 1817; m.,

March 14, 1839; d., , 1895), married Ben-
jamin Phenneger. Nine children, as follows:

A. Jacob Henry Phenneger (b., April 20, 1841;

d., July 25, 1845).

B. Sarah Ann Phenneger (b.. May 22, 1843; d.,

Aug. 21, 1843).

C. John Mathias Phenneger (b., Sept. 13, 1846;

m., Sept. 15, 1870), married Mary E. Gorman.
Two children, as follows:
One. Minnie Lavinia Phenneger (b., Oct.
16, 1871; m., Sept. 19, 1895), married
James Norton.

History of the Slaymaker Family.

Two. George Henry Phenneger (b., April

21, 1874).

'. George Albert Phenneger (b., Feb. 19, 1857;

m., June 29, 1886), married Sue M. Charles.

Five children, as follows:

One. Cline Abram Phenneger (b., April 27,

1893).
Two. George Elvin Phenneger (b., July 2,

1891).
Three. Hiram Benjamin Phenneger (b., Dec.

4, 1889).
Four. Gertrude Charles Phenneger (b.,

May 3, 1888; d., July 6, 1890).
Five. Blanch Slay^maker Phenneger (b.,
Feb. 5, 1887).
. Benjamin Sample Phenneger (b., Aug. 31,
1851; m., Jan. 27, 1881), married Rebecca
Cordelia Keene. Four children, as follows:
One. Christian Keene Phenneger (b., Feb.

13, 1884; d., March 2, 1887).
Two. Carrie Louisa Phenneger (b., Dec. 14,

1888).
Three. Ruby Viola Phenneger (b., Dec. 28,

1891).
Four. Milton Slaymaker Phenneger (b..

May 1, 1894).
Hannah Jane Phenneger (b., Jan. 29, 1854;
m., Sept. 3, 1881; d., March 17, 1890), mar-
ried Benjamin Keene. One child:
Mary Jane Keene (b., May 1, 1882).
. Mary Elizabeth Phenneger (b., Dec. 19, 1848;
m., Aug. 25, 1868), married John T. Gorman.
Five children, as follows:

Descendants of Daniel Slaymaker. 235

One. Mary Jane Gorman (b., Dec. 20, 1868).
Two. Sue Ella Gorman (b., Dec. 14, 1870).
Three. Benjamin Frank Gorman (b., Jan. 26,

1873).
Four. John Milton Gorman (b., March 9,

1875).
Five. Carrie Levetta Gorman (b., June 14,
1879).
H. Nathaniel Slaymaker Phenneger (b., Oct.

8, 1844; d., June 17, 1852).
I. Susan Louisa Phenneger (b., May 22, 1843;
d., Aug. 14, 1843). ;

Sixth. Mary Ann Slaymaker (b., March 10, 1815; m.,

; d., Feb. 28, 1892), married Hugh Mc-

Cann.
Seventh. Amos Slaymaker (b., ; m., ;

d., July 4, 1829). Crushed to death by a horse.
Married Elizabeth Ault. Five children, as fol-
lows :

.. Susanna Slaymaker, married John Ault. Two
children, as follows:
One. Daniel Ault. Died young.
Two. Mary Ault, married Mabon Eckman.
Two children, as follows:

a. Harry Eckman, married Mary Singer.

Three children, as follows:
I. Roy Eckman.
II. Cyrus Eckman.
III. Harry Lloyd Eckman.

b. Susanna Eckman, married William

Burke.
. Isaiah Slaymaker. Died when about twenty-
one years old.

History of the Slaymaker Family

3. Elizabeth Slaymaker (b., Nov. 25, 1774; m., ;

d., Feb., 1863), married Phillip Ferree. Two children,
as follows ;
First. Rachael Ferree (b., Feb. 8, 1806; m., Feb. 9,
1829; d., June 21, 1886), married Walter Davis.
Ten children, as follows:

A. John Slay-maker Davis (b., Dec. 13, 1829; m.,

fall of 1862; d., Sept. 10, 1882), married
Margaret McMaines. Five children, as fol-
lows:
One. Amy Davis (b., Dec. 20, 1863; m., Nov.,
1891), mprried Ovid Girvin. Two children,
as follows:

a. Marguerite Girvin (b., Jan. 3 or 4,

1894).

b. Robert Ferree Girvin (b., March 17,

1895).
Two. John Miner Davis (b., Jan. 1, 1868;

m., ), married Mary Walters.

One child:

Ruth Davis (b., ).

Three. Katharine Davis (b., Aug. 27, 1865;

m., ), married Oliver Springer.

Four. Asa Packer Davis (b., , 1869).

Five. Andrew Jackson Davis (b., , 1872).

B. Elizabeth Davis (b., April 11, 1831; m., June

1, 1849), married Jacob Rife. Thirteen chil-
dren, as follows:
One. Rebecca Rife (b., Dec. 1, 1849; d., Jan.
1895).

Descendants of Daniel Slaymaker. 237

Two. Gabriel Rife (b., 1851; d., in infancy).
Three. Mary Rife (b., Feb. 25, 1853; m.,

), married .

Four. William Rife (b., Dec. 11, 1854; m.,

), married .

Five. Jane Rife (b., June 30, 1857; d., ,

1878).
Six. Elmira Rife (b., Dec. 3, 1859).
Seven. Uriah Rife (b., Feb. 24, 1862).
Eight. Isaac Rife (b., June 12, 1865).
Nine. Joanna Rife (b., May 23, 1868; m.,

Dec, 1896), married James Heidler.
Ten. Jacob Rife (b., Aug. 9, 1869).
Eleven. Minnie Rife (b., Nov. 9, 1871).
Twelve. James Rife (b., Dec. 8, 1874).
Thirteen. Boaz Rife (b.. May 6, 1878).
I. Samuel Davis (b., Jan. 17, 1833; d., April 21,

1833).
). Mary Jane Davis (b., March 8, 1834; m., win-
ter of 1850 or 1851; d., Jan. 10, 1887), mar-
ried Andrew Johnson. Nine children, as
follows :
One. George Johnson, married Clara Stew-
art.
Two. Mary Johnson, married Samuel Pelen.
Three. Sarah Johnson, married George Shees-

ley.
Four. John Johnson, married Lavinia Miller.
Five. William Johnson (b., , 1864),

married Etta Quigley.
Six. Rachael Johnson (b., Sept. 3, 1867; m.,

), married Charles Ramsey.

Seven. Alice Johnson (b., Feb., 1870; m.,

), married Harry Barr.

History of the Slaymaker Family.

Eight. Irene Johnson (b., , 1872).

Nine. Philip Ferree Johnson (b., ,

1875; m., March, 1898), married Narda
Quiglej'.
i. Joseph Ferree Davis (b., March 16, 1844; m.,
•winter of 1864 or 1865), married Sarah Slaj'-
maker. Seven children, as follows:

One. Belle Davis (b., Jan., 1866; d., ,

1867).
Two. Henry DA^^s (b., Oct., 1868).
Three. Luella DA\^s (b., June, 1870).

Four. Walter Davis (b., , 1873; d.,

, 1883).

Five. William Davis (b., July 3, 1876).
Six. Margaret Davis (b., 1882).
Seven. Joseph DA^as (b., 1886).
'. Martha Davis (b., Oct. 10, 1841; d., Oct. 10,

1844).
I. Rachael Ferree Davis (b., Dec. 1, 1839; m.,
Dec. 13, 1866), married John Franklin Leech.
Six children, as follows:
One. Amy Leech (b., Jan. 26, 1868).
Two. Ella Dora Leech (b., July 17, 1869;
m., Feb. 23, 1898), married Frank G.
Trout.
Three. William Ferree Leech (b., April 20,

1872).
Four. Jacob Hastings Leech (b.. May 24,
1874; d., June 21, 1893). Died from
drowning in Conestoga Creek, near Lan-
caster, Pa.
Five. Anna May Leech (b.. May 8, 1876).
Six. John Milton Leech (b., Jan. 13, 1879).

Descendants of Daniel Slaymaker. 239

H. Susannah Davis (b., Nov. 11, 1846; m., Dec.
22, 1869), married Daniel Sheesley. Five
children, as follows:
One. William Sheesley (b., Nov. 1870; m.,

Nov. 3, 1898), married Sadie .

Two. Henry Sheesley (b., March, 1873).
Three. Anna Sheesley (b., Nov., 1876).
Four. Jennie Sheesley (b., Jan., 1879).
Five. Amy Sheesley (b., Jan., 1884).
I. William Ferree Davis (b.. May 1, 1835; d.,

Dec. 19, 1835).
J. Sarah Ann Davis (b., Jan. 24, 1838; m., March
5, 1861), married William Hamer. Four
children, as follows:
One. William Hamer (b., July, 1863), mar-
ried Ella Mell.
Two. Josephine Hamer (b., 1865; d., 1867),
Three. Albert Hamer (b., June, 1868; m.,

), married Minerva Musgrove.

Four. Charlotte Hamer (b., Aug. 18, 1869).
Second. William Slaymaker Ferree (b., May 13,
1814; m., Dec. 5, 1839; d., Jan. 2, 1893), married
Sarah Pickel.

4. William Slaymaker (b., ; d., 1859 or 1860).

5. Mathias Slaymaker (b., ; m., ; d., ),

married his first cousin, Mary Slaymaker, daughter of
John and Elizabeth White Slaymaker. Six children,
as follows:

First. Elizabeth Slaymaker (b., ; d., ).

Second. Mary Ann Slaymaker (b., ; d.,

1861).

Third. Mary Slaymaker (b., ; d., ).

Fourth. Thomas Slaitmaker (b., ; d., .

History of the Slaymaker Family.

Fifth. Jane Margaret Slaymaker (b., Oct. 19, 1804;
m., March 29, 1831; d., Feb. 8, 1890), married
Hanse Olsen, a Norwegian sea captain and a
friend of Ole Bull, from the same place in
Norway as Ole Bull. Six children, as follows:

A. Mary Elizabeth Olsen (b.. May 20, 1834; m.,

Feb. 12, 1863; d., Feb. 20, 1882), married
Wilham Woodcock.

B. James Slaymaker Olsen (b., Jan. 31, 1832;

m., March 7, 1854), married Elizabeth Ann
Hudders.

C. Martha Jane Olsen (b., Jan. 27, 1837; m.,

March 28, 1861), married William Arm-
strong. Three children, as follows:
One. Frank Armstrong (b., Jan. 6, 1868).
Two. John Olsen Armstrong (b., July 29,

1864; m., , 1888), married

. One daughter.

Three. Margaret Elizabeth Armstrong (b.,
Aug. 19, 1862; m., Oct. 20, 1887), mar-
ried Penrose Waters. One son.

D. John Samuel Olsen (b., July 25, 1839; m.,

May 22, 1866), married Alice AmeUa Irwin.

Twelve children, as follows:
One. Jane Elizabeth Olsen (b., March 25,
1867; m., July, 1896), married Albert
Blomquist. Two children, as follows:

a. Margaret Elizabeth Blomquist (b.,

Dec. 23, 1898).

b. Rachel Marion Blomquist (b., Oct.

14, 1899).
Two. Carrie Eliza Olsen (b., Feb. 2, 1869).
Three. John Samuel Olsen (b., Nov. 5, 1870;
d., March 25, 1875).

J\MLs ALl.X\\Df.R OLsEN,
Who lost his life in the Spauisli-American War.

Descendants of Daniel Slaymaker. 241

Four. Martha May Olsen (b., Nov. 28, 1872;
m., Feb. 14, 1900), married Eugene T.
Sanford.

Five. James Alexander Olsen (b., May 12,
1874; d., Oct. 5, 1898). General Hulings
spoke of the heroism of the men whose
bodies were brought back:

"That little Musician Olsen, of Com-
pany F, was a little dare-devil," he said,
and his face blanched as he thought of
the young man's death. "I remember
when we were engaged with one of the
guerilla bands which we encountered,
and it was pretty stiff fighting. Little
Olsen waded right into the thickest of it,
picking off Spaniards at a great rate
with an ordinary rifle that spouted smoke
in such a fashion that he made a per-
fect mark for the enemj% and it was
probably due to his agility that he didn't
meet his death sooner."

Died from fever in hospital at Porto
Rico.

Six. Amelia Alice Olsen (b., Jan. 12, 1876;
m., Jan. 16, 1895), married Gust. A.
Blomquist. Three children, as follows:

a. Baby, died at birth.

b. James Alfred Blomquist (b., Jan. 24,

1899).

c. Alice Amelia Blomquist (b., July 11,

1900).
Seven. Mary E. Olsen (b., Oct. 20, 1877; m.,
June, 1900), married Rev. Arthur Bird
McCormick.

History of the Slaymaker Family.

Eight. Margaret Isabell Olsen (b., March

9, 1879).
Nine. Charles Augustus Olsen (b., Oct. 22,

1880; d., March 18, 1882).
Ten. Annie Curwen Olsen (b., Sept. 2, 1883).
Eleven. Rachael Nellie Olsen (b., Oct. 12,

1884; d., Feb. 12, 1885).
Twelve. George Warren Olsen (b., April

19, 1887).
]. William Boyd Olsen (b., March 18, 1845; m.,

), married Elizabeth Dunbar. Eight

children, as follows:

One. Hiram Hanse Olsen (b., , 1868;).

Two. William Woodcock Olsen (b., ,

1870).
Three. John Henry Fox Olsen (b., ,

1872).
Four. Joseph Winfield Olsen (b., ,

1879).
Five. Margaret Lavinia Olsen (b., ,

1869; m., July 3, 1890), married George

Shupp. Two children, as follows:

a. William Boyd Shupp (b., Juh- 1, 1892).

b. Martha LA\aNiA Shupp (b., July 23,

1894; d., Dec. 22, 1894).

Six. Mary Elizabeth Olsen (b., , 1877).

Seven. Boyd Fritchey Olsen (b., . . — , 1890).

Eight. Samuel Eberly Olsen (b., , 1884).

'. Lavinia Margaret Olsen (b., Aug. 21, 1841;

m., Jan. 28, 1862; m., July 5, 1870), married

twice; married first time to James Milton

Irmn. Two children, as follows:

One. Mary Elizabeth Irwin (b., Jan. 18,

Descendants of Daniel Slaymaker. 243

Two. James Milton Irwin (b., Aug. 9, 1865).
LAAaNiA Margaret Olsen married second time to
Jonathan Vanbrian Collom.
Sixth. John Slaymaker, married Mary Doughton.
Twelve children, as follows:

A. William M. Slaymaker.

B. Kate Slaymaker.

C. Wilson Slaymaker.

D. Allan Mode Slaymaker (b., ; m., Sept.

1, 1868; d., Jan. 23, 1898), married Anna
Mary Lytle. Six children, as follows:
One. Harriet L. Slaymaker (b., March 2,
1870; m., Sept. 3, 1887), married Daniel
Flora. Five children, as follows:

a. Daniel A. Flora (b., Aug. 29, 1888).

b. Mary E. Flora (b., March 20, 1890).

c. John A. Flora (b., Feb. 11, 1893).

d. David F. Flora (b., Nov. 20, 1894).

e. Joseph Flora (b., Dec. 30, 1896; d.,

Dec. 30, 1896).

Two. Mary E. Slaymaker (b., Dec. 5, 1874).

Three. Anna M. Slaymaker (b., , 1869;

d., , 1869).

Four. Kate S. Slaymaker (b.. May 14, 1880;
d., Sept. 26, 1889).

Five. Margaret Slaymaker (b., June 4, 1878;
m., April 19, 1898), married David M.
Warfel. One child:
Benjamin Ellwood Warfel (b., Aug. 20,
1898).

Six. John A. Slaymaker (b., Nov. 25, 1872;
m., Seot. 13, 1894), married Laura Fer-
guson. Two children, as follows:

History of the Slaymaker Family.

a. Howard Allen Slaymaker (b., Sept.

27, 1895).

b. FLORENCii May Slaymaker (b., Sept.

12, 1S9S).
;. Franklin Slaymaker, married Sallie Eckman.
Seven children, as follows:

One. Wilbur Slaymaker.

Two. James Slaymaker.

Three. Dallas Slaymaker.

Four. Flora Slaymaker.

Five. Milton Slaymaker.

Six. Sarah Slay'maker.

Seven. John Slaymaker.

. John Howard Slaymaker (b., ; m.,

; d., Sept. 26, 1903). Served three

years and nine months in 79th Regiment dur-
ing the Civil War. Married Mary Ann Pickel.
Ten children, as follows:

One. Emma Slaymaker, married John Town-
send.

Two. Thomas Slaymaker.

Three. Harriet Slaymaker, married Wilham
McGow.

Four. Henry Slaymaker.

Five. Sarah Slaymaker.

Six. John Slaymaker.

Seven. Ambrose Slaymaker.

Eight. Sophia Slaymaker.

Nine. Ida Slaymaker.

Ten. Mary Edith Slaymaker.
. Elizabeth Slaymaker, married William Steele.
Seven children, as follows:

One. John Steele.

Descendants of Daniel Slaymakek. 245

Two. Thomas Steele.
Three. Mary Steele.
Four. Cora Steele.
Five. Martha Steele.
Six. WiLMER Steele.
Seven. Wilson Steele.

H. James Slaymaker (b., ; d., ).

Wounded in the knee in the Civil War.
I. Margaret Slaymaker.
J. Edward Slaymaker.

K Samuel N. Slaymaker (b., July 16, 1847; m.,
March 15, 1869), married Annie E. Linde-
camp. Nine children, as follows:
One. Edward A. Slaymaker (b., April 15,
1870; m., Dec. 3, 1891), married Carrie
Benner. One child:
Phoebe B. Slaymaker (b., Aug. 26, 1892).
Two. Margaret Slaymaker (b., Nov. 9, 1871;
m., Dec. 26, 1895), married Isaac flos-
tetter.
Three. Mary C. Slaymaker (b., Nov. 9, 1871;
m., Nov. 26, 1892), married John F.
Berkey. Two children, as follows:

a. Annie M. Berkey.

b. Alta May Berkey.

Four. Bertha A. Slaymaker (b., March 11,
1879).

Five. Nora Slaymaker (b., March 28, 1873).

Six. John L. Slaymaker (b., Dec. 24, 1875;
m., Aug. 4, 1896), married Lettie Stew-
art. One child:
Samuel Slay'maker (b., ).

Seven. Leeta J. Slaymaker (b., Dec. 11,
1880).

246 History of the Slatmaker Family.

Eight. LuELLA Slaymaker (b., Feb. 10, 18S8).
Nine. Elizabeth Mary Slaymaker (b., July
3, 1892).
L. Maggie Slaymaker (b., ; d., )

PART VII.

DESCENDANTS OF BARBARA SLAYMAKER.

Barbara Slaymaker (b., 1758; m., ; d., 1S31),

daughter of Mathias Schleiermacher, married Hieroniraus
Eckman, whose land adjoined. They had eight children, as
follows:

1. Barbara Eckman (b., ; d., ).

2. Magdaline Eckman (b., ; d., ). Blind for

many years before her death.

3. Martin Eckman, married Elizabeth Sides. Five children,

as follows:
First. Mary Eckman, married her cousin, William
McComsey. For descendants, see record of Wil-
liam McComsey.
Second. Martin Eckman, married Catharine Kunkle.
Four children, as follows:
A. Julia Anna Eckman (b., Sept. 1, 1821; m.,
Feb., 1842), married John B. McCrabb.
Thirteen children, as follows:
One. Martha E. McCrabb (b., March 3, 1843).
Two. Mary M. McCrabb (b., Dec. 12, 1844;
m., Nov. 28, 1879), married R. N. Gil-
more.
Three. Henry M. McCrabb (b., Jan. 18, 1847).
Four. Margaret K. McCrabb (b., April 5,
1849).

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History of the Slaymaker Family*.

Five. Albert J. MoCrabb (b., March 28,

1S51; d., March 9, 1881).
Six. Walter E. McCrabb (b., Aug. 17, 1853).
Seven. J. Ranken McCrabb (b.. May 1, 1855;

m., Aug. 15, 1879), married Viella M.

Gilmore. Four children, as follo-ffs:

a. Elma J. McCrabb (b., April 22, 1881).

b. Ethel D. McCrabb (b., Jan. 17, 1883).

c. Charles R. McCrabb (b., March 28,

1885).

d. Julia M. McCrabb (b., Dec. 12, 1893).
Eight. William R. McCrabb (b., Nov. 19,

1857; m., May 1, 1890), married Mary
Moore. Four children, as follows:

a. Frank McCrabb (b., July 24, 1891).

b. Walter McCrabb (b., Sept. 6, 1892).

c. Lewis McCrabb (b., Oct. 14, 1893).

d. Orville McCrabb (b., Sept. 6, 1895).
Nine. EDA\aN B. McCrabb (b., Feb. 5, 1859;

d., Dec. 11, 1872).
Ten. Lillian W. McCrabb (b., March 17,

1861; d., Aug. 31, 1865).
Eleven. Janette McCrabb (b., Dec. 25, 1862;

d., Aug. 25, 1865).
Twelve. G. Clement McCrabb (b., April 16,

1864; d., Sept. 1, 1865).
Thirteen. Lindley H. McCrabb (b., Dec. 24,

1866).

B. Jacob Martin Eckman (b., , 1825; m.,

; d., Jan. 31, 1899), married Mary A.

Shaub. Seven children, as follows:
One. Sarah E. Eckman (b., March 16, 1866;

m., Jan. 19, 1888), married Isaac Eby.

Two children, as follows:

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 249

a. Earl Eby (b., March 7, 1889).

b. Ira Eby (b., Aug. 13, 1892).

Two William Grant Eckman (b., July 31,

1864; m., March 30, 1892), married Kate

Shenk.
Three. Catharine Emeline Eckman (b., Nov.

19, 1855), married Hayes Edwards.

Three children, as follows:

a. William Edwards.

b. Clara Edwards.

c. (b., ; d., ).

Four. Charles Filmore Eckman (b., April 13,

1858), married Elizabeth Heiberger.
One child:
Jacob M. Eckman.
Five. Harry Ellsworth Eckman (b., Sept. 3,
1861), married Bell Edwards. Two
children, as follows:

a. Ellis Eckman.

b. Elsie Eckman.

Six. Milton Eckman (b., March 1, 1852; d.,

April 17, 1853).
Seven. Benjamin Franklin Eckman (b. , Sept.
3, 1853; d., Jan. 21, 1856).
C. Anna Margaret Eckman (b., April 30, 1818;
m., ; d., April 21, 1879), married Jo-
seph C. Shank. Ten children, as follows:
One. Kezia Eckman Shank (b., Feb. 16,
1843; m., Sept. 18, 1862), married Isaac
K. Aston. Five children, as follows:
a. William H. Aston (b., Jan. 23, 1865;
m., Sept. 28, 1885), married Alice
Bleecher. Six children, as follows:

250 History of the Slaymaker Family.

I. Esther Aston (b., May 20, 1886).
II. Henry Aston (b., Nov. 15, 1887).
III. HiLLORY' Say'lor Aston (b., Jan.

30, 1890).
IV. Noah Aston (b., Aug., 1892).
V. Edward Joseph Aston (b., Jan.,

1895).
VI. Ada Helen Aston (b., Feb. 15,
1896).

b. Joseph Shank Aston (b., March 10,

1867; m., Jan. 17, 1890), married
Anna Mary Holman. One child:
Isaac Daniel Aston (b., Jan. 22,
1891).

c. Mary Catharine Aston (b., Nov. 23,

1869; m., Aug. 2, 1887), married
Calvin M. Bellinger. Murdered on
the evening of Oct. 4, 1888, the act
supposed to have been done by her
husband at the Little Conestoga
Creek, near Lancaster, Pa. One
child:
Lilly May Bellinger (b., Sept. 6,
1887; d.. Bee. 15, 1889).

d. Jacob Aristes Aston (b., May 23, 1872;

m., Oct. 11, 1894), married Mary
Elizabeth Cummings.

e. Margaret Emma Aston (b.. Bee. 2,

1875; d., Sept. 22, 1890).
Two. John Martin Shank (b.. May 19, 1839;

m., ; d., Feb. 25, 1865), married

Elizabeth McCreary. One child:
William Henry Shank (b., March 28,
1864; d., March, 1865).

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 251

Three. Anna Shank (b., Feb. 3, 1845; d.,
).

Four. Mary Emma Shank (b., Aug. 16, 1851;

m., ; d., April 27, 1877), married

Emanuel Aston. No children, but she
had one child by Henry Shue, named
Oscar Shue (b., Nov. 16, 1870; d., June

27, 1896).

She also had a child by William Keley,

named Blanch Keley (b., Feb. 29, 1872),

■who was married twice. Married first

time to George Warfel. One child:

William Henry' Warfel (b., Jan.,

1888).
Married second time to Frank Fry.
Three children, as follows:

a. Cora Fry.

b. RoY' Fry.

c. Belva Pearl Fry.

Five. Esther Helevio Shank (b., March 28,
1854; m., June 2, 1881), married George
MacMillen.

Six. George Washington Shank (b., Jan. 26,
1840; d., about 1843). '

Seven. Margaret Matilda Shank (b., Dec.

28, 1846; m., ), married William

Cake. Two children, as follows:

a. John Cake (b., , 1866; d., ,

1876).

b. Emma Cake (b., , 1866).

Eight. Julia Keronpapuck Shank (b., April

12, 1856; d., about 1858).
Nine. Jacob Aristis Shank (b., March 29,

History of the Slaymaker Family.

1849; m., ; d., — ), married

Ten. Anna Margaret Shank. Had a child
by Lewis Hilton, named Edith Hilton
(b., Aug. 27, 1864; m., Oct., 1883), mar-
ried John Warfel. Four children, as
follows :
■ a. Amos Warfel (b., Dec. 12, 1883).

b. Ellen Warfel.

c. Charles Warfel.

d. Leah Warfel.

D. Mary" Elizabeth Eckman married James Risk.

Third. Henry Eckman (b., Feb. 7, 1782; m., ;

d., May 7, 1860), married Susan Longenecker.
Ten children, as follows:

A. Malon Eckman (b., Sept. 15, 1831), married

Jane Armstrong. Five children, as follows:

One. Henry Eckman, married .

Two. Cyrus Eckman, married Lydia Tom-
linson. Two children, as follows:

a. Maud Eckman.

b. Ross Eckman.

Three. Joseph Eckman, married Annie Wertz.
Four. Mary' Eckman, married Felix Shoff.
Two children, as follows:

a. Mabel Shoff.

b. Daniel Shoff.

Five. Daniel Eckman, married Beckie Burns.
One child.

B. Hiram Eckman (b., Sept. 17, 1834; m., Aug. 30,

1855; d., Jan. 13, 1897), married Sarah
Dunkle. Ten children, as follows:
One. Elizabeth Eckman (b., Oct. 25, 1855;

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 253

m., ), married Elmer Gochenour.

One child:
Mary Neome Gochenour (b., July, 1890).
Elizabeth Eckman, who married Elmer Goch-
enour, also had a son, John S. Laird (b., Sept.
5, 1875).
Two. Annie Eckman (b., Nov. 9, 1857; m.,
April 15, 1877), married Jacob Lewis.
Eight children, as follows:

a. WiLMER Lewis (b., July 5, 1877).

b. Stella Lewis (b., July 24, 1879).

c. Ada Luella Lewis (b.. May 14, 1881;

d.. May 28, 1882).

d. Marvin Ray Lewis (b., April 5, 1883;

d., Nov. 22, 1889).

e. Melvin Guy Lewis (b., April 5, 1883).

f. Le Roy Lewis (b., April, 1887; d., Nov.

28, 1889).

g. Lester Lewis (b., Oct. 14, 1886; d.,

Oct. 28, 1886).
h. Ethel Lewis (b., Jan. 1, 1891).
Three. George Henry Eckman (b., June 27,

1861; d., Sept. 14, 1866).
Four. Mary Margaret Eckman (b., March 7,

1864; d., Sept. 26, 1866).
Five. Boy (b., Aug. 10, 1866; d., Sept. 18, 1866).
Six. Emmet Eckman (b., Sept. 29, 1867; m.,

Nov. 29, 1887), married Sallie Trimble.

Five children, as follows:

a. Lulu May Eckman (b.. May 22, 1888).

b. George Raymond Eckman (b., April 9,

1893).

c. Ralph Eckman (b., March 24, 1891; d.,

July 24, 1891).

History of the Slaymaker Family.

d. Emmerson Franklin Eckman (b., Dec.

6, 1895).

e. Boy.

Seven. Walter Eckman (b., May 17, 1870),
married Clara Eisenberger. One child:
Chester Eckman.
Eight. Benjamin Franklin Eckman (b., Feb.

25, 1874).
Nine. Hiram Eckman (b., Feb. 28, 1878).
Ten. Son (b. and d., March 7, 1859).
. Ephraim Eckman (b., Jan. 7, 1824; m., about
1856; d., June 4, 1888), married Susan Hil-
debrand. Three children, as follows:
One. Witmer Henry Eckman (b., Nov. 26,
1858; m., March 10, 1892), married
Beckie Finefrock. One child:
Elsie Marie Eckman (b., Aug. 23, 1894).
Two. Annie Eckman (b., 1862), married
twice; married first time to Albert Sel-
domridge. Two children, as follows:

a. Ephraim Seldomridge.

b. Bertha Seldomridge.

A^NA Eckman, married second time to Ellison
Dupree. Three children, as follows:

a. William Dupree.

b. Edith Dupree.

c. Dorothy Dupree.

Three. Ephr.um Eckman (b., , 1866; m.,

), married Beckie Powell. Two

children, as follows:

a. Ethel Eckman (b., , 1888).

b. Bertha Eckman.

. Daniel Eckman (b., April 3, 1819), married

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 255

Fanny Benedict. Eight children, as follows:
One. Elizabeth Eckman (b., ; m.,

), married Henry Fisher.

Two. Daniel Eckman (b., ; d., ).

Three. Henry Eckman (b., ).

Four. Christian Benedict Eckman (b., Sept.

22, 1855; m., Oct. 27, 1881), married

Elizabeth Harman. Two children, as

follows :

a. Mame Eckman (b., March 11, 1882).

b. Laura Edith Eckman (b., April 28,

1889).

Five. Mary Eckman (b., ; m., ),

married Benjamin Montgomerj^ Three
children, as follows:

a. Harry Montgomery.

b. Anna Montgomery.

c. George Montgomery.

Six. George Eckman, married Emma Smith.
Four children, as follows:

a. Daniel Eckman.

b. John Eckman.

c. Harry Eckman.

d. Susan Eckman.

Seven. Amos Eckman, married Anna Mc-
Mullen. Two children, as follows:

a. Amos Eckman.

b. Christiana Eckman, married Alexan-

der Gerz.
Eight. Susan Eckman, married John Bene-
dict. One child:
Bertha Benedict.
E. Henry Eckman (b., Sept. 13, 1826), married

History of the Slaymaker Family.

twice; married first time to Keziah Goche-
nour; married second time to Mrs. Mary Mil-
ler, nee Johnson.

F. Mariah Eckman (b., May 2, 1821; d., Nov. 30,

1838.

G. Eliza Ann Eckman (b., Oct. 20, 1816), married

Ephraim Groff. Two children, as follows:

One. Cyrus Groff, married Amanda .

Two children, as follows:

a. Lizzie Groff, married Hinkle.

Two children.

b. Anna Groff, married John Hamilton.

One child.
Two. Maria Groff, married Andrew Adams.
H. Susan Eckman (b., Feb. 10, 1829).
I. Girl (b., Sept. 8, 1812; d., Sept. 13, 1812).
J. Hyronemous Eckman (b., May 4, 1814; d.,
Sept., 1838).
Fourth. Daniel Eckman, married Elizabeth Longe-
necker. Twelve children, as follows:
A. Henry Eckman, married Susan Eckman. Six
children, as follows :
One. Lettie Eckman, married Jacob Bru-

baker.
Two. Frank Eckman, married Elizabeth
Rowe. Three children, as follows:

a. Ella Eckman.

b. Jennie Eckman.

c. Franklin Eckman.

Three. Rine Eckman, married Martha P.
Eisenberger. Six children, as follows:

a. Truman Eckman.

b. Bertha Eckman.

Descendants of Bakbaka Slaymaker. 257

C. Ross ECKMAN.

d. Wesley Eckman.

e. David Eckman.

f. Girl (b., ; d., ).

Fou-. Aaron Eckman (b., Aug. 4, 1869; m.,
Nov. 4, 1886), married Eliza Cecelia
Eisenberger. Three children, as fol-
lows :

a. Cora Eckman (b., Feb. 2, 1887).

b. Jennie Eckman (b., Dec. 12, 1890; d.,

Aug. 29, 1897).

c. Elva Eckman (b., Jan. 2, 1895).

Five. Martha Eckman (b., ; d., ).

Six. Martin Eckman (b., ; d., ).

B. Elvina Eckman (b., ; d., ).

C. Son (b., ; d., ).

D. Isaac Eckman, married Delilah Benedict.

Three children.

E. Mary Eckman, ma.ried John Smith. One

child:
Mary Smith, married Nelson.

F. Martin Eckman, married Christiann Flinchbock.

Six children, as follows:
One. Lydia Ann Eckman.
Two. William Eckman.
Three. Martin Eckman.
Four. James Eckman.
Five. Lilly Eckman.
Six. Emma Eckman.

G. Ann Eckman, married David Sterneman.

Seven children, as follows:
One. Benjamin Sterneman.
Two. Daniel Sterneman.

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Three. Adaline Sterneman.

Four. Christian Sterneman.

Five. Amos Sterneman.

Six. Mary Sterneman.

Seven. David Sterneman.
[. Benjamin Eckman, married ]\Iary Jane Linton.
Eight children, as follows:

One. Frank Linton Eckman (b., June 16,
1850; m., Sept. 24, 1875), married Mary
Heisler. Ten children, as follows:

a. Benjamin Franklin Eckman (b., Mch.

9, 1876; m., , 1895), married

Mildred Rineer.

b. Olive Eckman (b., March 10, 1878; m.,

, 1898), married Howard Murr.

One child:
Esther Murr.

c. Horace Heisler Eckman (b., March,

1880).

d. Clara Frances Eckman (b., Dec. 24,

1883).

e. George Washington Eckman (b.,

March 2, 1885).

f. Milton Eckman (b., March 1, 1887; d.,

Sept. 7, 1887).

g. Kate Eckman (b., Sept. 10, 1889).
h. David Eckman (b., Nov. 9, 1892).

i. Walter Eckman (b., Jan. 26, 1893).
j. Charles Eckman (b., April 17, 1898).
Two. Margaret Eckman, married Christian
Bowers. Five children, as follows:
a. Mary Jane Bowers (b., Dec. 22, 1873;
d., Feb. 19, 1892).

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 259

b. Clara Bowers. Had one child:

Charles .

c. Alice Bowers.

d. Edna R. Bowers (b., ; d., June

17, 1895). 6 years, 11 months and
12 days old.

6. Mabel H. Bowers (b., — ; d.,

April 19, 1890). 1 year, 9 months
and 14 days old.

Three. Alice Frances Eckman (b., ;

m., ), married Henry Holtzhouse.

Four. Horace Robert Eckman, married

Mary Scarbrow. Four children.
Five. Grace Elizabeth Eckman, married
Henry Keesey. Eight children, as fol-
lows :

a. Mary Keesey.

b. Benjamin Keesey (b., ; d.,

).

c. Florence Keesey (b., ; d.,

).

d. Fanny Keesey (b., ; d., -).

e. Ella Keesey.

f. Conrad Keesey.

g. Florence Keesey'.
h. Edna Keesey.

Six. Elmer Ellsworth Eckman (b.,

d., ).

Seven. Ellwood Eckman (b., ; d.

).

Eight. Clara Eckman (b., ; d., ).

I. Abram Eckman, married Martha Bush.
J. David Eckman.

History of the Slaymaker Family.

K. Fanny Eckman, married twice; married first
time to Simon Groff. One child:
Galen Groff.
Fanny Eckman married second time to

L. Elizabeth Eckman, married Benjamin Eck-
man. No relation to one another. Five
children, as follows:

One. Jacob Eckman, married .

Two. Hettie Eckman, married Aaron Wade.
Three children.

Three. Caroline Eckman, married

Hoover.
Four. Mary Jane Eckman, married Frank

Eckman.
Five. Clayton Eckman, married Eck-
man.
Fifth. Susan Eckman (b., Sept. 9, 1783; m., March 14,
1806; d., Sept. 28, 1850), married cousin, Martin
Eckman. For descendants, see record of Martin
Eckman.

4. Jacob Eckman (b., ; m., ; d., ), mar-

ried . One child :

Elizabeth Eckman. Nothing more known.

5. Esther Eckman, married George Kunkle. Seven chil-

dren, as follows:
First. Christina Kunkle.
Second. Barbara Kunkle (b., Feb. 15, 1791; m., Feb.

3, 1814; d., March 27, 1821), married Jesse Tweed.

Three children, as follows:

A. Willi.\m Tweed (b., Aug. 30, 1817; d., ).

B. Jesse Tweed (b., Oct. 3, 1819; d., ).

C. Jane Tweed (b., Feb. 18, 1815; m., July 15,

J. C. HOUGHTOX,
For nparly a quarter ol' a century iu the dn;
Laucaster, Pa.

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 261

1841), married John Hess. One child, as fol-
lows :
One. Mary Ann Hess (b., April 25, 1842; m.,
Feb. 3, 1858), married Thomas James
Houghton. Five children, as follows:

a. John Charles Houghton (b., June 1,

1859; m., ), married Carrie

White. Four children, as follows:
I. John Clark Houghton.
II. Maud Elizabeth Houghton.

III. David Houghton.

IV. Baby.

b. Henry Lincoln Houghton (b., Sept.

20, 1860; m., Oct. 29, 1878), mar-
ried Ada Snyder. Ten children, as
follows:
I. Thomas Clearland Houghton
(b., Dec. 26, 1885; d., Jan. 3,
1886).
II. Carl Houghton (b., Dec. 6, 1886;
d., Dec. 7, 1886).

III. Ada Lauria Houghton (b., July

12, 1891; d., July ""9, 1892).

IV. Olivette Houghton (b.. May 6,

1889; d., April 28, 1893).
V. Beryl Hess Houghton (b., Mch.

18, 1894; d., July 20, 1894).
VI. Mary Ann Houghton (b., June

10, 1880).
VII. Henry Franklin Houghton (b.,

Feb. 27, 1883).
VIII. Caroline Jane Houghton (b.,
July 19, 1887).

262 History of the Slaymaker Family.

IX. Oneita Houghton (b., Nov. 11,

1892).
X. Claud Baker Houghton (b.,
July 18, 1890; d., Sept. 1, 1890).

c. Frank Miller Houghton (b., Sept. 28,

1865; m., ), married Mary

Elizabeth Bland. One child:
Ella May Bland Houghton.

d. Horace Clark Houghton (b., May 4,

1872; m., ), married Mary

Steiger. Three children, as follows:
I. Thomas James Houghton, (b.,

; cl, ).

II. Walter Hess Houghton.
III. Baby.

e. Walter Hess Houghton (b., Oct. 7,

1880).

Third. Henry Kunkle (b., ; m., ; d.,

), married Sarah Young. Six children, as

follows :

A. Henry Kunkle (b., ; m., ), mar-

ried Martha Jane Welsh. Three children, as
follows :
One. Fanny Kunkle.

Two. Jesse Kunkle, married .

One child:
Henry Baxter Kunkle.
Three. Jennie Kunkle, married D. Schofield.

B. George Kunkle (b., ; d., ).

C. C.\.tharine Kunkle, married Harman Rey-

nolds.

D. Elizabeth Kunkle (b., April 13, 1806; m.,

; d., April 22, 1859), married William

Tweed. Eight children, as follows:

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 263

One. Sarah Tweed (b., April 12, 1837; m.,

), married Daniel Mowrer. Two

children, as follows:

a. Milton Mowrer.

b. Frank Mowrer.

Two. Jesse Taveed (b., June 12, 1834; m.,
Dec. 25, 1855), married Sarah Cavender.
Six children, as follows:

a. Annie Bell Tweed (b., Aug. 31, 1866).

b. Sarah Jane Tweed (b., Jan. 3, 1861;

m., Oct. 31, 1886), married Joseph
Charles Schreck. Two children, as
follows :
I. Walter Schreck (b., Sept. 15,

1887; d., Jan. 28, 1888).
II. Helen Schreck (b., Dec. 21,
1891).

c. Catharine Tweed (b., Oct. 12, 1856;

m., Dec. 28, 1880), married Benja-
min Franklin Smith. Two children,
as follows:
I. Roy Smith (b., Jan. 10, 1881).
II. Jessie Smith (b., Nov. 26. 1888).

d. Jesse Ross Tweed (b., Sept. 13, 1871).

e. William Tweed (b., Jan. 25, 1869; m.,

Dec. 3, 1893), married Emma Stauf-
fer. One child:
Ethel Tweed (b., Feb. 7, 1895).

f. John Fulton Tweed (b., July 15, 1863).
Three. Joseph Tweed (b., April 6, 1832; m.,

Dec. 1, 1859), married Elizabeth Mark-
ley. Twelve children, as follows:
a. Addie Naomi Tweed (b., Oct. 7, 1860;
d., July 25, 1861).

History of the Slaymaker Family.

b. Elizabeth Ann Tweed (b., Jan. 15,

1862; d., Dec. 14, 1871).

c. Fanny Laura Tweed (b., April 15,

1863; d., Oct. 12, 1864).

d. Mary Emma Tweed (b., July 20, 1865).

e. Florence Jane Tweed (b., Juh' 8,

1867).

f. Catharine Marie Tweed (b., Dec. 12,

1868; m., ), married William

Rose. Two children, as follows:
I. Bertha May' Rose (b., July 12,

1888; d., June 16, 1893).
II. Blanch Elizabeth Rose (b., Aug.
6, 1891; d., March 8, 1892).

g. Barbara Ellen Tweed (b., Sept. 16,

1870).
h. Ira John Tweed (b., Sept. 25, 1872).
i. William Henry Tweed (b., Nov. 6,

1874).
j. Herbert Fr.^nklin Tweed (b., June

12, 1877; d., Jan. 12, 1878).
k. Sarah Rebecca Tweed (b., March 12,

1879).
1. Jay Markley Tweed (b., Sept. 11,
1882; d., June 4, 1SS5).
Four. Elizabeth Tweed (b., April 12, 1837;

d., June 16, 1880).
Five. Catharine Tweed (b., Feb. 12, 1830;

m., ), married Hiram Mowrer.

Eight children, as follows:
a. Amos Mowrer, married Ella Kohler.
One child:
Margaret Mowrer.

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 265

b. Daniel Mowrer, married Eva Hari-

stick.

c. Alpheus BIowrer, married ■

d. Annie Mowrer, married Milton Buck-

waiter. Two children, as follows:
I. Milton Buckavalter.
II. Kate Buckwalter.

e. Jacob MowRER (b., ; d., ).

f. Barbara MowRER (b., ; d., ).

g. William Mowrer, married Sarah

Shaub. Three children, as follows:
I. Hiram Mowrer.
II. Christian Mowrer.
III. Abraham Mowrer.
h. John Mowrer, married Fanny Kreider.
Six. William Tweed (b., Jan. 19, 1842; m.,
Nov. 12, 1868), married Annie Seldom-
ridge. One child:
Milton R. Tweed (b., Jan. 19, 1870).
Seven. Rebecca Tweed (b., Oct. 19, 1827;

m., ; d., March 7, 189 ), married

Amos Hersh. Two children, a*; follows:

a. George Hersh (b. June 8. 1854; m.,

Nov. 25, 1880), married Maggie

Rudy. Six children, as follows:

I. Walter Lewis Hersh (b., Aug.

30, 1883).
II. Kate Rebecca Hersh (b., April
4, 1887).

III. Jesse Franklin Hersh (b., Sept.

14, 1881; d., Dec. 29, 1883).

IV. Howard Martin Hersh (b., Feb.

17, 1889).

History of the Slaymaker Family'.

V. Amos Henry Hersh (b., Nov. 2,
1891).
VI. Margaret Hersh (b., July 16,
1893).
b. William Henry Hersh, married Eliza-
beth Schlott.
Eight. Jane Taveed (b., Dec. 10, 1831; m.,
Jan. 25, 1872), married George Goeble.
One child:
Maggie Gobble (b., Jan. 3, 1878).

E. Barbara Kunkle (b., ; d., ).

F. Mary Kunkle (b., Oct. 7, 1811; m., June 9,

1829), married George Bireley. Eight chil-
dren, as follows:
One. Henry Kunkle Bireley (b., Oct. 10,

1832; m., , 1853; d., ,

1872), married Margaret Hoover.
Two. Zachariah Tay'lor Bireley (b., Oct.
6, 1849; m., March 16, 1871), married
Emma Steele. Ten children, as follows:

a. Annie Elizabeth Bireley (b., July 28,

1872; m., March 29, 1892), married
William H. Clinton. One child:
Emma May Clinton (b., July 1, 1894).

b. Clara May Bireley (b., July 29, 1875;

m., Sept. 5, 1892), married Thomas

Hilton. Three children, as follows:

I. Bertha Hilton (b., June 5, 1893).

II. Edna Hilton (b., Nov. 5, 1894).

III. Earl Bireley Hilton (b., Feb.

1, 1896).

c. William Henry Bireley (b., Jan. 20,

1876; d., April 26, 1879).

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 267

d. Ella Cora Bireley (b., Feb. 22, 1878).

e. WiNFiELD Taylor Bireley (b., Sept.

7, 1879).

f. Marrion Bertha Bireley (b., March

22, 1883; d., July 7, 1883).

g. Charles Samuel Bireley (b., March

22, 1883; d., June 26, 1883).
h. John Blain Bireley (b.,Oct. 5, 1884).
i. Thomas Marshall Bireley (b., Nov.

25, 1888).
j. Roy Erastas Bireley (b., March 25,
1891).
Three. Winfield Scott Bireley (b., Oct. 6,
1849; d., April 11, 1865). Died in the
army of the Rebellion.
Four. William Tweed Bireley (b., Sept. 28,
1845; m., April 15, 1867; d., Jan. 5,
1890), married Mary Steele.
Five. Daniel Eckman Bireley' (b., Oct. 17,
1839; m., April 10, 1866). Served three
years in Pa. Vol., 79th Regiment, and
one year in the U. S. Veterans. Married
Carohne Harriet Eichley. Eight chil-
dren, as follows:

a. Ida Marion Bireley (b., Jan. 2, 1867;

d., Sept. 10, 1872).

b. George Eichley Bireley (b., Sept. 27,

1868; d., Sept. 10, 1872). Both of
these children buried in the same
coffin and lie in Mount Bethel Ceme-
tery, Columbia, Pa.

c. Amanda Mary Bireley (b., Jan. 21,

1870; m., July 4, 1895; d., Feb. 12,
1896), married Philip Stump.

268 History of the Slaymaker Family.

d. John Milton Bireley (b., Sept. 10,

1871).

e. Ella Maud Bireley (b., April 21,

1876; m.. May 19, 1897), married
James Patterson Rial. One child:
Ella Amanda Rial (b., Feb. 6,
1898).

f. Walter Scott Bireley (b., Nov. 23,

1879; d., Aug 14, 1880).

g. Harry Garfield Bireley (b., Nov. 9,

1881).
h. Charles Elmer Bireley (b., Jan. 7,
1874; d., Dec. 29, 1878).
Six. Jacob Musser Bireley (b., Dec. 29,
1842; d., April 18, 1862). Died in the
war of the Rebellion.
Seven. Christiana Bireley (b., June 6, 1831;
m., , 1849; d., , 1851), mar-
ried James Shields. One child:
Mary Jones Shields.
Eight. George Washington Bireley (b.,

July 6, 1835; m., , 1855), married

Sarah Hoover. They have several chil-
dren.

Fourth. John Kunkle (b., Jan. 30, 1786; m., ;

d., April 3, 1845), married Barbara Sides. Seven
children, as follows:

A. Barbara Kunkle (b., Oct. 28, 1828).

B. John Kunkle (b., March 27, 1820; m., Oct. 22,

1841; d., June 4, 1848), married Eliza Keen.
Three children, as follows:
One. Barbara Kunkle (b., Jan. 18, 1848; d.,
June 22, 1848).

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 269

Two. Amos Kunkle (b., Aug. 20, 1846; d.,

April 6, 1847).
Three. Elizabeth Ann Kunkle (b., Feb. 5,

1843; m., ), married

Keene.
1 Mary Kunkle (b., Sept. 17, 1825; d., Jan. 21,

1877).
D. Benjamin Kunkle (b., April 2, 1836; m., Jan.
21, 1858), married Ellen Harlan. Twelve
children, as follows:
One. William Kunkle (b., July 2, 1873).
Two. John Kunkle (b., June 8, 1871).
Three. Catharine Kunkle (b., July 3, 1879).
Four. Amanda Susan Kunkle (b.. May 8,

1869), married Andrew Warfel.
Five. Aaron Kunkle (b., Feb. 13, 1860),

married Martha Lines.
Six. Annie Esther Kunkle (b., Aug. 17,
1864; m., Nov. 10, 1886), married Omer
Elmer Herr. Five children, as follows:

a. Harry Herr (b., Nov. 20, 1887).

b. Ella Nora Herr (b., June 8, 1890).

c. Oscar Ellsworth Herr (b., June 8,

1890; d., July 9, 1890).

d. Mazie Anna Herr (b., Jan. 23, 1892).

e. Benjamin Franklin Herr (b., Aug. 6,

1894).
Seven. Benjamin Franklin Kunkle (b.,

April 13, 1863; m., ; d., Sept. 24,

1889), married Annie Gable.
Eight. Mary Jane Kunkle (b., Nov. 10, 1861 ;

m., ; d., Feb. 10, 1893), married

Jacob Brown.

270 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Nine. Frances Kunkle (b., March 7, 1876).

Ten. Henry Elmer Kunkle (b., July 26,

1858; m., ), married Sarah

Rhodes.

Eleven. Emma Barbara Kunkle (b., Oct. 30,
1864; m., Oct. 6, 1889), married Chris-
tian Wade. Four children, as follows:

a. Nettie Wade (b., Aug. 6, 1890).

b. Anna Wade (b., Sept. 19, 1892).

c. Roy Wade (b., Sept. 22, 1893).

d. Ray Wade (b., Sept. 22, 1893).
Twelve. Sarah Elizabeth Kunkle (b., Feb.

10, 1868; d., Ap.il 24, 1868).

E. George Kunkle (b., April 22, 1815; d., Dec. 28,

1829).

F. Jacob Kunkle (b., Sept. 19, 1822; m., Feb. 17,

1848), married Elizabeth Waltman. Nine
children, as follows:
One. Benjamin Kunkle (b., Feb. 28, 1853;

m., ), married Jennie Rineer.

Two. Emanuel Kunkle (b., Jan. 11, 1851;

m., May 8, 1872), married Harriett

Greybill. Seven children, as follows:

a. Lizzie C. Kunkle (b., June 13 1873;

m., June 14, 1893), married — ■

b. S. John Kunkle (b., July 26, 1874).

c. Maggie J. Kunkle (b., Sept. 7, 1875.

d. Lulu R. Kunkle (b., Dec. 26, 1877.

e. Sallie a. Kunkle (b., Dec. 5, 1879).

f. Hattie a. Kunkle (b., March 26, 1883).

g. J. Roy Kunkle (b., Nov. 18, 1886).
Three. Daniel Kunkle (b., Sept. 28, 1865;

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 271

m., ), married Mary Sturpf. One

child:
Harry Kunkle.
Four. Catharine Kunkle (b., Sept. 27, 1857;
m., March 27, 1879), married Benjamin
Worth. Two children, as follows:

a. Jackson Worth (b., Dec. 7, 1879).

b. Frank Worth (b., Sept. 27, 1876; m.,

March 28, 1895), married Maggie
Fisher.
Five. Elizabeth Kunkle (b., Sept. 30, 1863;

m., ), married James Broome.

One child:
Carrie Broome.
Six. Jacob Kunkle (b., Sept. 26, 1859; m.,

), married Lizzie Morrison. One

child:
Oscar Kunkle.
Seven. John Kunkle (b., Oct. 24, 1848; d.,

Aug. 24, 1857).
Eight. Amos Kunkle (b., May 7, 1855; d.,

Aug. 24, 1857).
Nine. Esther Ann Kunkle (b., Sept. 28,

1863; d., ).

G. Esther Kunkle (b., Aug. 15, 1817; m., July

27, 1843), married Aaron Swinehart. Nine

children, as follows:

One. Henry Swinehart (b., Oct. 22, 1848;

Two. John Swinehart (b., Aug. 2, 1844; d.,

Aug. 3, 1844).
Three. Daniel Swinehart (b., Aug. 19, 1845;

d., Nov. 26, 1864).
Four. Jacob Savinehart (b., Feb. 8, 1847;

272 History of the Slaymaker Family.

m., Aup;. 8, 1888), married Annie Harbi-
son. Five cliildren, as follows:

a. Hugh E. Swinehart (b., Feb. 20, 1887).

b. Anna Mary Swinehart (b., April 17,

1890).

c. Esther Jane Swinehart (b., Sept. 10,

1891).

d. Catharine Blanch Swinehart (b.,

March 13, 1893).

e. Aaron Clinton Swinehart (b., Nov.

19, 1894).
Five. A.\RON Swinehart (b., Oct. 11, 1850;
m., Feb. 18, 1875), married Susan Groff.
Four children, as follows:

a. Emma Nora Swinehart (b., Dec. 22,

1876; m.. May 16, 1895), married
John Myers.

b. Harry Galen Swinehart (b., Sept. 12,

1882).

c. Daniel Franklin Swinehart (b., Aug.

14, 1877).

d. Elmer Lewis Swinehart (b., March

15, 1888).

Six. Barbara Ann Swinehart (b., April 9,
1853; m., Jan. 30, 1879), married Harry
Aukamp. Seven children, as follows:

a. Aaron Lewis Aukamp (b., Dec. 9

1879).

b. Harry James Aukamp (b., Aug. 10,

1886).

c. Mary Louisa Aukamp (b. Feb. 18,

1882).

d. Esther Ann Aukamp (b., March 12,

1884).

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 273

e. Celie Marge Aukamp (b., Jan. 1, 1S8S).

f. William Aukamp (b., April 30, 1891).

g. Chester Herbert Aukamp (b., Dec.

31, 1894).
Seven. Mary Elizabeth Swinehart (b.. May

5, 1855; m., ), married George

Mowery. Nine children, as follows:

a. Kate Mowery.

b. George Mowery.

c. Aaron Moavery.

d. Moesey Mowery.

e. Louisa Mowery.

f. Maud Mowery.

g. John Mowery.
h. Lottie Mowery.

i. Lewis Mowery (b., ; d., ).

Eight. Christiana Swinehart (b., Nov. 19,
1857), married Benjamin Weimer. Nine
children, as follows:

a. Charles Weimer.

b. Galen Weimer.

c. George Weimer (b., ; d., ).

d. Esther Weimer.

e. Annie Weimer.

f. Susan Weimer.

g. Elizabeth Weimer.
h. Aaron Weimer.

i. Walter Weimer.
Nine. Benjamin Franklin Swinehart (b.,
Dec. 15, 1862; m., Dec. 25, 1885), mar-
ried Hannah Harbison. Four children,
as follows:
a. William Aaron Swinehart (b., Jan.
29, 1886).

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b. Barbara Ellen Swinehart (b., June

12, 1SS9).

c. Henry Franklin Swinehart (b., July

25, 1890).

d. George Moavery Swinehart (b., July

8, 1892).
Fifth. George Kunkle .married Lea Birele_y. Had no

children.
Sixth. Daniel Kunkle. Died single.
Seventh. Jacob Kunkle (b., March 29, ISOO; m., ,

1825; d., March 6, 1865), married Mary Bireley.

Nine children, as follows:

A. George B. Kunkle (b., April 8, 1826; m., June

10, 1860; d., Oct. 24, 1877), married Fianna
Beck. Two children, as follows:
One. Baby (b. and d. Sept. 5, 1860).
Two. Christian Kunkle (b., April 3, 1862;

m., , 1891), married Mary Ann

Englert.

B. Daniel Kunkle (b., Nov. 15, 1827; d., Dec. 1,

1827).

C. Jacob Kunkle (b., Nov. 10, 1828; m., ,

1848; d., Sept. 24, 1853), married Isabella
Dunlap.

D. Hieronamis Kunkle (b., April 1, 1831; d.,

Oct. 22, 1850).

E. Peter Kunkle (b., Dec. 8, 1833; d., July 25,

1862). Died in the Civil War.

F. Mathias Kunkle (b., Oct. 23, 1835).

G. John Kunkle (b., Sept. 22, 1838; m., July 4,

1871), married Mary E. Hartsough. Ten
children, as follows:
One. Jacob Emmet Kunkle (b., Feb. 25,
1872; d.. May 30, 1893).

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 275

Two. Anna Mariah Kunkle (b., Aug. 16,

1874).
Three. Ida Elizabeth Kunkle (b., Feb. 16,

1875).
Four. Susannah Rebecca Kunkle (b., Feb.

7, 1877; d., Nov. 16, 1879).
Five. Emma Jane Kunkle (b.. May 16, 1878;
m., Dec. 25, 1895), married Franklin
Shaub.
Six. John William Kunkle (b., May 12, 1881 ;

d., May 11, 1884).
Seven. George David Kunkle (b., March 5,

1883; d., May 17, 1893).
Eight. Mary Ellen Kunkle (b., Oct. 27,

1884).
Nine. Benjamin Franklin Kunkle (b., Feb.

5, 1891).
Ten. Dora May Kunkle (b., June 4, 1893).
H. Susannah Kunkle (b., Feb. 14, 1843; m., Sept.
21, 1876), married Thomas Albright. One
son (b., July 18, 1877; d., Aug. 7, 1877).
I. David Kunkle (b., March 27, 1847).

Barbara Eckman (b., ; in., Oct. 30, 1770; d.,

), married Jacob Stautsenberger. Six children,

as follows:
First. Sarah Stautsenberger (b., Nov. 25, 1780; m.,
), married Jacob Heidelbaugh. Five chil-
dren, as follows:

A. David Heidelbaugh.

B. Jacob Heidelbaugh.

C. John Heidelbaugh.

D. Levi Heidelbaugh, married Hoover.

E. Sarah Heidelbaugh, married John Good.

276 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Second. David Stautsenberger (b., June 11, 1788;
m. ), married Ann Goodhart. Two chil-
dren, as follows:

A. Jacob Stautsenberger, married Arm-

strong.

B. Barbara Stautsejn'berger, married William

Rudolph.
Third. Susan Stautsenberger (b., Oct. 14, 1773; d.,

Oct. 23, 1775).
Fourth. Elizabeth Stautsenberger (b., Sept. 13,

1771; m., • ), married George Fail. Six

children, as follows:

A. Jacob Fail.

B. George Fail.

C. John Fail.

D. Mary Fail, married Breneman.

E. Kate Fail, married Stoek.

F. Elizabeth Fail.

Fifth. John Stautsenberger (b., March 8, 1776; m.,

; d., March 9, 1815), married Hannah

Rowe. Two children, as follows:

A. Jacob Stautsenberger, married Sarah Frank.

B. Sarah Stautsenberger, married Joseph Kee-

ports.
Sixth. Mary Stautsenberger (b., March 17, 1778; m.,

; m., ; d., Feb. 3, 1859), married

twice; married first time to Jacob Warfel. Five
children, as follows:

A. Christian Warfel (b., Jan. 25, 1806; d., Aug.

17, 1808).

B. Sarah Warfel (b., , 1800; m., ; d.,

spring, 1886), married Peter Gara. Six chil-
dren, as follows:

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 277

One. Henry Warfel Gara (b., May 13, 1827;
m., Dec. 25, 1855), married Anna Fracine
Clark. Two children, as follows:

a. Harry Clark Gara (b., May 19, 1858;

m., Nov. 19, 1884), married Lilly
Lamart Austin. Three children, as
follows:
I. Edith Austin Gara (b., June 8,
1886).
II. Helen G.\ra (b., March 28, 1889).
III. Mary Gara (b.. May 21, 1894).

b. Howard Lewis Gara (b., Oct. 31, 1859;

m., Feb. 20, 1889), married Anna
Rittenhouse. One child:
Alicia Clark Gara (b., Dec. 23, 1898).
Two. Annie Gara, married Cyrus McNeil.
Have six or seven children.

Three. Lemuel Gara, married .

Have several children.
Four. Amanda M. Gara, married twice; mar-
ried first time to Kane. Two

children, as follows:

a. Annie Kane (b., ; d., ).

b. (b., ; d., ).

Amanda Gara married second time to David
L. Baumgardner. One child:
Dr. Ira G. Baumgardner.

Five. Amos Gara (b., ; d., before 1860).

Six. Charlotte Gara, married James B. Mar-
tin. They had several children.
1 John Warfel (b., March 22, 1798; m., April 20,
1824; d., May 25, 1846). Appointed by Gov.
Joseph Ritner, in 1836, Recorder of Deeds of

History of the Slaymaker Family.

Lancaster County, Pa. JIarried Marie Esh-
leman. Seven children, as follows:
One. Amos Warfel (b., May 8, 1840; d., Aug.

17, 1840).
Two. Anna Mary Warfel (b., Feb. 12, 1842;

d., Aug. 24, 1842).
Three. Silas N. Warfel (b., July 29, 1838).
Four. Albert K. Warfel (b., June 11, 1836;

m., ), married Mary Naomi Groff.

Five children, as follows:

a. Ottis Groff Warfel (b., Jan. 21, 1868).

b. Ovid Brackbill Warfel (b., July 15,

1865; d., Aug. 30, 1873).
0. Mary Eve Warfel (b., Oct., 1867).

d. Naomi Elizabeth Warfel (b., Jan. 15,

1871).

e. Harry Eshleman Warfel (b., June

12, 1864; d., July 6, 1864).
Five. John Brackbill Warfel, Justice-of-
the-Peace of Paradise Township, mem-
ber of the Lancaster, Pa., Bar, State
Senator, 1870 to 1876; School Director
of Lancaster, Pa., for nearly forty years,
serving as President of the Board for
a number of years; served as Trustee of
Millersville State Normal School from
1872 until his death, and trustee and
director of many other philanthropic and
educational organizations; in 1877, to-
gether with J. M. W. Geist, he started the
"New Era" newspaper. (B., Sept. 19,
1830; m., April, 1853; d., April 18, 1908.)
Married Mary Girvin. Four children, as
follows:

Hon, Johx Brackbill Warfel,
Educator, Lancaster, Pa.

Descendants of Barbara Slayaiaker. 279

a. John Girvin Warfel (b., March 26,

1860; m., Oct. 12, 1SS6). One of
the propi'ietors of the "New Era"
Pubhshing Co., Lancaster, Pa. Mar-
ried EHzabeth Agnes Bachler. Two
children, as follows:
I. John Leonard Warfel (b., July
14, 1890).
II. Mary Sophia Warfel (b., Oct.
20, 1887).

b. Robert Warfel (b., ; d., Dec,

1871).

c. Jessie Fremont Warfel (b., March 26,

1857).

d. Ila Warfel (b., Sept. 22, 1854; m., Feb.

10, 1881), married William F. Beyer.
Four children, as follows:
I. Robert Arthur Beyer (b., Feb.

28, 1883).
II. John Warfel Beyer (b., June 10,
1885).

III. Thomas Beyer (b., Jan. 26, 1890).

IV. Mary Ethel Beyer (b., April 12,

1888; d.. May 31, 1888).
Six. Jacob Eshleman Warfel (b., July 21,
1826; d., June 2, 1S55). An artist of
considerable note.
Seven. Martha Eshleman Warfel (b., April
9, 1825; d., Nov. 7, 1886).
D. Mary Warfel, married Peter Stehman. Nine
children, as follows:
One. Ethalinda Stehman, married Thaddeus
Stevens Shannon.

280 History of the Slaymaker Family.

IVo. Martha Stehman, married Fry.

Three. Mary Elizabeth Stehman (b., ;

ci., ).

Four. Louisa Stehmax (b., ).

Five. Margaret Stehmax (b., ).

Six. Christiana Stehman (b., ).

Seven. Emma Stehman.

Eight. Harriet Stehmax. married

Nine. (b., ; d., ).

E. Elizabeth Warfel, married George Speise.
One child:
George W. Speise, married Charlotte J. Buck-
waiter. One child:
George W. Speise, Jr.
Mart Stautsenberger married second time to Patrick
Gara. Five children, as follows:

A. Margaret Gara (b., March 7, 1813 ; m., ),

married George Bald'O'in. No children.

B. Samuel Gara (b., Feb. 8, 1821 ; d., Dec, 1845).

C. Susan Gara (b., June 15, 1815; m., ),

married Jacob Griffith.

D. Is.\AC B. Gara (b., Oct. 28, 1819). At age of

sixteen, entered "Examiner and Herald"
printing office, Lancaster, Pa., to learn print-
ing. After three years, published paper in
Belief onte, Pa., and afterward one in Lock
Haven. Associate editor "Erie Gazette."
In January, 1867, appointed by Governor
Geary Deputy Secretaiy of the Common-
wealth; in May, 1869, appointed Postmaster,
Erie, Pa. Married Calister Ingersoll. No
children.

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 281

Hugh S. Gara (b., March 28, ISIT

d., ), married Sarah Jane Buck. Two

children, as follows:

One. Elizabeth Gara (b., ).

Two. (b., ; d., ).

7. Eve Eckman (b., April 3, 1755; m., Dec. 2, 1777; d., Aug.
19, 1819), married John Bushong. Eight children, as
follows :
First. John Bushong (b., April 10, 1788; d., April 27,

1788).
Second. Barbara Bushong (b., Nov. 12, 1785; d., Sept.

12, 1787).
Third. Elizabeth Bushong (b., Feb. 13, 1781 ; d., Nov.

9, 1866).
Fourth. Eve Bushong (b., Nov. 18, 1796; d., Dec. 17,

1822).
Fifth. John Bushong (b., Feb. 9, 1794; m., Dec. 9,
1817; d., Jan. 12, 1869), married Annie Mj^ers.
Nine children, as follows:
A. Amos Bushong (b., Dec. 25, 1823; m., Jan. 23,
1854; d., Nov. 17, 1894), married Frances
Landis. Three children, as follows:
One. Francis William Bushong (b., March
17, 1864; m., March 26, 1895), married
Cora Donnes.
Two. Ira Clement Bushong (b., Dec. 12,

1854; d., Jan. 31, 1863).
Three. Mary Viola Bushong, (b., March 25,
1858; m., April 7, 1880), married Rev.
D. B. Shuey. Seven children, as follows:

a. Paul Francis Shuey (b., July 14, 1881).

b. Ralph Clement Shuey (b., Jan. 7,

1883).

282 History of the Slaymaker Family.

c. Bertha Maria Shuey (b., April 30,

1886).

d. Amos Carl Shuey (b., Dec. 22, 1887).

e. Esther Anna Shuey (b., April 14,

1892).

f. Viola Frances Shuey (b., May 29,

1890).

g. Helen Adini Shuey (b., Feb. 13, 1895).

B. Magdalena Bushong (b., Aug. 3, 1820; m.,

Nov. 22, 1842), married Peter Stauffer.

Three children, as follows:
One. Jacob A. Stauffer (b., Sept. 13, 1855;
m., Dec. 20, 1887), married Barbara
Worst. Three children, as follows:

a. Martha E. Stauffer (b., Nov. 15

1888).

b. William Stauffer (b., Oct. 12, 1891).

c. Franklin Stauffer (b.. May 31, 1890;

d., Nov. 30, 1890).
Two. John B. Stauffer (b., Jan. 5, 1844; d.,

about May 1, 1863). Killed at the battle

of Chancellorsville.
Three. Amos P. Stauffer (b., March 21, 1850 ;

m., Nov. 30, 1871), married Elizabeth

Wenger. Three children, as follows:

a. Annie Stauffer (b., Nov. 30, 1872).

b. Margaret Stauffer (b., Feb. 17, 1874).

c. John W. Stauffer (b., Aug. 12, 1875).

C. John Myers Bushong (b., March 29, 1827; m.,

; d., Jan. 24, 1881), married Hannah

Alsbach. Seven children, as follows:

One. Ida Bushong (b., Sept. 1, 1873).

Two. Eve Anna Bushong (b., Feb. 16, 1852;

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 283

m., March 4, 1875), married Amos B.
Fox. Eleven children, as follows:

a. Charles B. Fox (b., May 31, 1876).

b. Ivan S. Fox (b., Dec. 17, 1877).

0. Mable V. Fox (b., Dec. 21, 1879).

d. Amos A. Fox (b., June 17, 1882).

e. Jesse W. Fox (b., Dec. 20, 1884).

f. Eve Anna Fox (b., March 11, 1886).

g. Arthur B. Fox (b., Feb. 29, 1888).
h. Fleeta Fox (b., March 4, 1889).

i. George L. Fox (b., Nov. 7, 1892).

j. Mildred Fox (b., Oct. 14, 1894; d.,

Aug. 1, 1895).
k. Hannah Fox (b., July 31, 1896).
Three. Leah Nora Bushong (b., June 1, 1857;
m.., Jan. 1, 1876), married Charles H. Fox.
Three children, as follows:

a. Ethel V. Fox (b., Nov. 30, 1877).

b. George I. Fox (b., Feb. 12, 1880).

c. Cora Estella Fox (b., June 4, 1884).
Four. Edith A. Bushong (b., July 28, 1853;

m., Aug. 17, 1886), married Elmer A.
Snyder. No children.
Five. Ivan Bushong (b., July 24, 1855; m..
May 23, 1885), married Lovina Brooks.
Two children, as follows:

a. Olive Edith Bushong (b., Jan. 26,

1887).

b. Charles Henry Bushong (b., May 14,

1890).
Six. Janette Estella Bushong (b., March
15, 1868; m., June 1, 1889), married Wil-
liam Prindle Hislop. Three children, as
follows:

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a. Benjamin Rice Hislop (b., June 2,

1890).

b. Ida Helen Hislop (b., Aug. 19, 1893).

c. William Wiley Hislop (b., Feb. 6,

1895; d., Nov. 2, 1895).
Seven. Magdalena Bushong (b., Aug. 5,
1866; m., Sept. 2, 1883), married Addi-
son Richard Pruett. Six children, as
follows :

a. William Henry Pruett (b., July 19,

1884).

b. Albert Richard Pruett (b., March 27,

1887).

c. Nellie May Pruett (b., May 29, 1889).

d. Alma Pearl Pruett (b., Feb. 3, 1894).

e. Robert Ivan Pruett (b., Sept. 1, 1896).

f. Daughter (b., about Oct. 1, 1898).

». Israel Bushong (b., ; m., ; d.,

March 23, 1892). A prominent physician of
New Holland, Pa. Married Francis A. Ball.
Nine children, as follows:

One. Jeannette Bushong.

Two. Frederick Bushong.

Three. Hay'es Bushong (b., ; d., ).

Four. Ruth Bushong (b., ; d., — — -).

Five. John W. Bushong.

Six. Augusta M. Bushong.

Seven. Bertha Bushong.

Eight. Helen Bushong.

Nine. William Bushong, married Mrs. Lillian
Shiffer, 7iec Roth.
;. Daniel Bushong (b., Jan. 22, 1829; m., Nov.
23, 1851; d., Nov. 15, 1856), married Sarah
Hoffman. Three children, as follows:

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 285

One. Catharine Laura Bushong (b., Sept.
20, 1853; m., July 2, 1871), married
Henry Ruhl. Five children, as follows:

a. Oliver Bushong Ruhl (b., Dec. 31,

1878).

b. Clara Lucinda Ruhl (b., March 9,

1873; m., ; d., Nov. 9, 1890),

married Henry McCarthy.

c. Clayton Daniel Ruhl (b., June 16,

1876; d., Jan. 24, 1878).

d. Bertha Ruhl (b., May 13, 1872; d.,

May 20, 1872).

e. Mercie Ruhl (b.. May 13, 1872; d.,

May 20, 1872).

Two. John Hobfman Bushong (b., Sept. 12,
1852; d., Oct. 19, 1852).

Three. Mary Martha Bushong (b., April 3,
1856; m., Feb. 20, 1876), married Sam-
uel Hainly Fasnach. Five children,
as follows:

a. Anna Bushong Fasnach (b., Jan. 29,

1877; d., July 8, 1885).

b. Maggie Bushong Fasnach (b., July 25,

1879).

c. Daniel Bushong Fasnach (b., Feb. 6,

1881).

d. Laura Bushong Fasnach (b., April 10,

1884).

e. Cornelius Roland Fasnach (b., Jan.

13. 1886).
F. Anna Bushong (b., ; m., ), mar-
ried Sebastian Gockley. One child:
Baby (b., ; d., ).

286 History of the Slaymaker Family.

G. Lea Bushong (b., Nov. 12, 1818; m., about

1840; d., Nov. 18, 1884), married Joel Bair.

Eight children, as follows:

One. Eva Ann Bair (b., Sept. 27, 1842; m.,

Dec. 22, 1864), married Diller Rank.

Eight children, as follows:

a. Clarence Bushong Rank (b., Oct. 14,

1865; m., ), married

Martin.

b. J. Edwin Rank (b.. May 1, 1868; m.,

), married Frances Pearsoll.

c. Marcus Diller Rank (b., Sept. 23,

1870).

d. George W. Rank (b., July 7, 1876).

e. Leeta Amanda Rank (b., Aug. 17,

1873).

f. Martha Louett.\ Rank (b., July 25,

1882).

g. Anna Mary Rank (b., July 15, 1884).
h. Martin Rufus Rank (b., Sept. 8, 1878;

d., March 20, 1882).
Two. Leah Amanda Bair (b., Feb. 13, 1851;
m., Dec. 13, 1876), married Elam Eckert
Kling. Eight children, as follows:

a. Mera'ine Scott Kling (b., Sept. 26,

1890).

b. Harrison Eckert Kling (b., Dec. 20,

1SS8).

c. Morris Miller Kling (b., Oct. 13,

1886).

d. Omer Joel Kling (b., Nov. 13, 1884).

e. Jason Bair Kling (b., July 20, 1882).

f. Marion Leah Kling (b., Nov. 19, 1880).

Descendants of Barbara Slayiiaker. 287

g. Grace Olevia Kling (b., April 30,

1879).
h. Ruth Abana Kling (b., Jan. 23, 1878;
d., April 11, 1880).
Three. Israel Bair (b.. May 27, 1844; m.,
Dec. 26, 1865), married Rachael Eliza-
beth Diller. Nine children, as follows:

a. Ivan Diller Bair (b., Dec. 13, 1866).

b. Clayton Roland Bair (b., March 26,

1869; m., ), married

Weaver Two children, as follows:

I. .

II. Sallie Bair.

c. Cora Lucinda Bair (b., Jan. 23, 1871).

d. Cecelia Amanda Bair (b., June 23,

1872).

e. Mary Jane Bair (b., Sept. 9, 1874).

f. Emma Elizabeth Bair (b., April 9,

1877).

g. Elva Gertrude Bair (b., Sept. 20,

1883).
h. George Luther Bair (b., Aug. 29,

1879; d., Nov. 30, 1883).
i. Anna Leah Bair (b., Aug. 20, 1885).
Four. John Bushong Bair (b., Jan. 24, 1848;
m., Nov. 11, 1872), married Callie Bair.
Three children, as follows:

a. Bertha Eckert Bair (b., Dec. 31,

1873).

b. Anna Magdalena Bair (b., Nov. 20,

1875).

c. Joel Adrain Bair (b., June 15, 1883).
Five. Son (b. and d., March 29, 1841).

History of the Slaymaker Family.

Six. Amos Omer Bair (b., Aug. 29, 1S55; d.,

.)

Seven. George Wolf Bair (b., July 6, 1853;

m., Nov. 19, 1878). married his cousin,

Laura Jenette Bushong. Four cliildren,

as follows:

a. Ira Garfield Bair (b., Oct. 8, 1881).

b. Edna Iola Bair (b., Jan. 20, 1887).

c. Elva Mary Bair (b., Nov. 6, 1879; d.,

Aug. 28, 1880).

d. Mabel Leah Bair (b., Jan. 6, 1884; d.,

Sept. 24, 1885).
Eight. Jason Daniel Bair (b., July 23, 1857;
m., Dec. 15, 1885), married Kate Flick-
inger. One child:
William Blane Bair (b., Sept. 26, 1886).
[. Henry Btjshong (b., July 21, 1825; m., Dec. 14,
1848; d., June 25, 1891), married Catharine
Swope. Six children, as follows:

One. Daniel S. Bushong (b., ; m.,

Dec. 25, 1882), married Clara A. Schlater.

Two Mary A. Bushong (b., ; d., about

two years old).

Three. Justus S. Bushong (b., ; m.,

Oct. 21, 1879), married Carrie Rush. Two
children, as follows:

a. Hudson Bushong.

b. Lansford Bushong.

Four. John C. Bushong (b., ; m., Aug.

28, 1879), married Marcella Devlin. Four
children, as follows:

a. James J. Bushong.

b. J. Paul Bushong.

Isaac Bushong,
Squire and County Commissioner, Lancaster Co.

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 289

c. Rebecca Bushong.

d. Harry Bushong.

Five. Cora L. Bushong (b., ; d., ).

Six. Henry C. Bushong (b., ; m., Dec.

21, 1884), married Sallie B. Payne. No
children.
[. Isaac Bushong (b., Feb. 26, 1822; m., Dec,

1843; d., ). A prominent miller in

the eastern part of Lancaster County, Pa.,
and served as County Commissioner; known
as "Squire" Bushong. Married Susan Buck-
waiter. Four children, as follows:
One. Annie M. Bushong (b., June 26, 1849;
m., Jan. 31, 1872), married Cyrus Bare.
Three children, as follows:

a. Lily Bare (b., Dec. 26, 1872; d., Sept.

26, 1891).

b. Clara Bare (b., Jan. 30, 1876).

c. Morris Bare (b., Nov. 3, 1874).

Two. George Bushong (b., Sept. 26, 1844;

m., Oct. 4, 1870), married Mary Amelia

Fraim. One child:
Walter L. Bushong (b., Feb. 26, 1874).
Three. Martin Bushong (b., Jan. 3, 1847; m.,

Sept. 3, 1868), married Mary Swope.

Three children, as follows:

a. Mabel S. Bushong (b., March 10, 1880;

d., Nov. 18, 1891).

b. Agnes Susan Bushong (b., Dec. 2,

1870; d., Aug. 11, 1871).

c. Morris Swope Bushong (b., Aug. 11,

1869).
Four. Isaac Newton Bushong (b., Nov. 10,

290 History of the Slaymaker Family.

1854; m., Oct. IS, 1877), married Ada
Landis. Two children, as follows:

a. Elizabeth Bushong (b., June 26, 1887).

b. Phoebe (?) Bushong. Died in infancy.
Sixth. Jacob Bushong (b., June 7, 1789; m., March 15,

1814; d., Nov. 25, 1871), married Elizabeth Hel-
ler. Ten children, as follows:

A. Amanda Bushong (b., ; d., ).

B. John Heller Bushong (b., Oct. 18, 1825; m.,

April 29, 1S51), married . Six

children, as follows:
One. Rupp Bushong (b., July 24, 1865; d.,

April 8, 1866).
Two. Elizabeth Bushong (b., Oct. 20, 1872).
Three. Clayton Bushong (b., April 30, 1863;

m., ), married Myra Musser. One

child:
Malon Bushong.
Four. Jacob Bushong (b., Sept. 23, 1860),
married Susan Shirk. Two children, as
follows :

a. John Bushong.

b. Mary Bushong.

Five. Milton Bushong (b., Jan. 17, 1854; m.,
Sept. 19, 1876), married Amanda Bru-
baker. Four children, as follows:

a. Jennie Brubaker Bushong (b., June

29, 1877).

b. Winfield Scott Bushong (b., Sept. 21,

1878).

c. Margie Brubaker Bushong (b., Aug.

24, 1889).

d. E. Harold Bushong (b., April 17,

1893).

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 291

Six. Emma Bushong (b., Dec. 8, 1856; m.,
Dec. 9, 1875), married Joseph Burk-
holder. Five children, as follows:

a. Ada Burkholder (b., Sept. 17, 1878).

b. Jennie Burkholder (b., April 3, 1880).

c. Lizzie Burkholder (b., Jan. 12, 1882).

d. Allen Burkholder (b., May 26, 1889).

e. Clay Burkholder (b., March 10, 1894).
C. Mary Bushong (b., ; m., ), mar-
ried Christian Neff. Six children, as follows:

One. Susannah Neff, married Cjtus Royer.
No children.

Two. Annie Neff, married Jacob Rohrer.

Three. Mary Neff, married Malon Buck-
waiter.

Four. Emma Neff, married Frank Weaver.
Three children, as follows;
a. Clayton Weaver (b., ; d., )

. Five. Christian Neff, married Ettie Kreider.
Two children, as follows:
a. Mary Neff.

b. .

Six. Jacob Neff, married Fanny Minnich.

Hannah Bushong (b., April 28, 1836; m., ;

d., March 22, 1876), married Tobias Royer.

Harriett Bushong (b., ; m., Oct. 10,

1849; d., April 15, 1891), married John M.
Kreider. Seven children, as follows:
One. Ezra Kreider (b., Oct. 13, 1863; d.,

Jan. 12, 1864).
Two. Daughter (b. and d. Oct. 3, 1862).

292 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Three. Benjamin Kreider (b., Feb. 4, 1855).
Four. Jacob Kreider (b., Sept. 21, 1851; m.,

, 1874), married Ellen Sherer. Three

children, as follows:

a. Laura Kreider (b., Sept. 28, 1876).

b. John Kreider (b., June 15, 1878; d.,

March 13, 1892).

c. Roy Kreider (b., Oct. 30, 1889).
Five. Elizabeth Kreider (b., May 28, 1856;

d.. May 2, 1857).
Six. Anna Kreider (b., June 27, 1858; m.,
1877), married Sturd Bixler. Six chil-
dren, as follows:

a. Laura Bixler (b., Oct. 25, 1878).

b. George Melvin Bixler (b., Nov. 23,

1880; d., Dec. 9, 1890).

c. Elma Alvesto Bixler (b., Aug. 7,

1882).

d. Cora Bixler (b., Jan. 19, 1885).

e. Edwin Bixler (b., Aug. 15, 1888).

f. MiNiE Lucilla Bixler (b., April 4,

1893).
Seven. John Kreider (b., Nov. 4, 1860; d.,
Dec. 8, 1860).

F. Sarah Bushong, married tvn.ce; married first

time to Elias Zook. No children. Married
second time to Jacob Brubaker. One child:
Samuel Brubaker (b., ; d., ).

G. Susan Bushong, married Jacob Esbenshade.

Seven children, as follows:

One. Adam Esbenshade, married Ettie Fos-
ter. Two children.

Two. Mary Esbenshade, married Jacob Her-
shey.

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 293

Three. Emma Esbenshade, married Frank
Buckwalter.

Four. Susan Esbenshade, married Elam
Kreider.

Five. Amanda Esbenshade, married

May.

Six. Elizabeth Esbenshade, married John
Kachel.

Seven. Lydia Esbenshade, married Daniel
Ebersole.
H. Elizabeth Bushong, married John Johns. Six
children, as follows:

One. Henry Clay Johns (b., ; d., )

Killed at the Battle of Chancellorsville.

Two. Winfield Scott Johns, married Re-
becca Bowman. Three children, as fol-
lows:

a. Paul Johns (b., ).

b. Ella Johns (b., ).

c. John Johns (b., ; d., ).

Three. Petee Johns, married Catharine Hu-

ber. One child:
Mary Johns.
Four. Jacob Johns (b., Dec. 28, 1843; d.. May

5, 1865).
Five. Mary Ann Johns (b., Sept. 14, 1848;

m., Dec. 24, 1867), married Eli Landis.

Three children, as follows:

a. Lemon Scott Landis (b., Feb. 12, 1869;

m., Aug. 2, 1894), married Bessie
Groff.

b. Minnie Landis (b., March 28, 1871;

m., Nov. 5, 1890), married Anson

History of the Slaymaker Family.

Shirk Johns. Two children, as fol-
lows :
I. Arline Landis Johns (b., Nov.

23, 1891).
II. Raymond Shirk Johns (b., Aug.
25, 1893).
c. Elizabeth Catharine Landis (b., May
27, 1873).

Six. Susanna Johns (b., ).

. Lydia Bushong (b., Nov. 13, 1820; m., Dec. 29,
1840; d., Jan. 24, 1892), married Isaac Stoner
Landis. Eleven children, as follows:
One. Jacob Landis (b., June 22, 1855).
Two. Annie Landis (b., March 14, 1851).
Three. Amos Landis (b., Jan. 4, 1860; m.,
Nov. 18, 1880), married Emma L. Diffen-
baugh. Two children, as follows:

a. Ira Diffenbaugh Landis (b., May 3,

1886).

b. Annie My'rtle Landis (b., April 5,

1888).
Four. Mary Ann Landis (b., Nov. 9, 1847;

d., June 1, 1850).
Five. Ly'dia Landis (b., July 14, 1864; d.,

June 1, 1866).
Six. Levi Landis (b., Nov. 8, 1857; d., Oct.

15. 1881).
Seven. Henry Landis (b., Oct. 25, 1845; d.,

May 6, 1852).
Eight. Israel Landis (b., Jan. 26, 1844; m.

• ), married Hettie Buckwalter.

Nine. Amanda Landis (b., Jan. 27, 1843; m.,

), married Henry Denlinger.

Seven children.

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 295

Ten. Sarah Bushong Landis (b., Feb. 4,
1849; m., Nov. 10, 1868), married Elam
Rohrer. Six children, as follows :

a. Lizzie Landis Rohrer (b., Sept. 27,

1870).

b. Milton Landis Rohrer (b., June 29,

1872).

c. Annie Landis Rohrer (b., Aug. 5,

1873).

d. Clayton Landis Rohrer (b., May 21,

1878).

e. Landis L. Rohrer (b., Sept. 10, 1882).

f. Adam Landis Rohrer (b., June 7, 1887).
Eleven. Aaron Bushong Landis (b., June 22,

1855; m., Nov. 20, 1880), married Emma
Landis Brubaker. Six children, as fol-
lows:

a. Clayton Brubaker Landis (b., July

12, 1883).

b. Mabel Brubaker Landis (b., July 10,

1887).

c. Herman Brubaker Landis (b., Nov.

17, 1890).

d. Howard Brubaker Landis (b., Aug.

13, 1892).

e. Andrew Brubaker Landis (b., Dec. 9,

1884; d., Oct. 27, 1891).

f. Maurice Brubaker Landis (b., April

29, 1895).
J. Benjamin Bushong, married Mary Zook. Two
children, as follows:
One. Laura Jenette Bushong (b., Jan. 6,
1858), married cousin, George Wolf Bair.

296 History of the Slaymaker Family.

For descendants, see record of George
Wolf Bair.
Two. Elam Zook Bushong, married Hettie
Myers.
Seventh. Henry Bushong, Sr., (b., March 8, 1783; m.,
Oct. 23, 1806; m., May 14, 1835; d., Feb. 9, 1870);
married twice; married first time to Sarah Gilbert.
Six children, as follows:

A. Jesse Gilbert Bushong (b., Oct. 22, 1810; d.,

Dec. 24, 1831).

B. Caroline Bushong (b., Nov. 30, 1821; m., Jan.

6, 1842), married Joseph P. Morrison. Three
children, as follows:
One. Henry D. Morrison (b., Jan. 1, 1843;

d., Nov. 30, 1864).
Two. Daughter, died young.
Three. Emmor B. Morrison (b., Jan. 28, 1852 ;
m., Jan. 27, 1876; m., Feb. 10, 1885);
married twice; married first time to
Elizabeth M. Mercer. One child:
Mary Elizabeth Morrison (b., Dec. 22,
1877).
Emmor B. Morrison married second time to
Laura F. Mercer.

C. Elizabeth Bushong (b., June 25, 1817; d.,

Oct. 12, 1817).

D. Jacob Bushong (b., June 25, 1813 ; m., April 13,

1843; d.. May 28, 1880), married Margaret
Hobson. Two children, as follows:
One. Edward Bushong (b., March 27, 1848;

m., ; m., ); married twice;

married first time to Emma Valentine.
Two children, as follows:

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 297

a. Parke Bushong.

b. George Bushong.

Edward Bushong married second time to

Hannah . One child :

Margaret Bushong.

Two. Henry Bushong, Jr., (b., Feb. 20, 1844;

m., Nov. 15, 1866; m., Dec. 28, 1893);

married twice ; married first time to Irene

L. Paxson. Seven children, as follows:

a. Morton Edwin Bushong (b., Sept. 10,

1881).

b. Jesse Webster Bushong (b., Nov. 19,

1878).

c. Anna Bitshong (b., Nov. 9, 1867; d.,

Jan. 27, 1868).

d. Caroline Bushong (b., April 16, 1869;

d., March 9, 1880).

e. Elizabeth Paxson Bushong (b., Nov.

6, 1871; d., April 2, 1890).

f. Ellwood H. Bushong (b., Oct. 9,

1873).

g. Jacob Bushong (b., Oct. 8, 1876).
Henry Bushong, Jr., married second time to

Mrs. Esther A. Bachman, nee Ganse.
E. John Bushong (b., Feb. 9, 1809; m., April 16,
1835; m., Nov. 28, 1878; d., Jan. 16, 1891);
married twice ; married first time to Elizabeth
Walton. Four children, as follows:
One. Sarah Bushong (b., Feb. 27, 1836; m.,
March 3, 1857; d., June 19, 1868), mar-
ried Benjamin P. Kirk. One child:
Elizabeth B. Kirk (b., Feb. 28, 1859).
Two. Mary Bushong (b., June 24, 1837; d.,
Oct. 13, 1861).

298 History of the SlaYiMaker Family.

Three. Anna Bushong (b., March 24, 1840;

d., April 6, 1867).
Four. Elmira Bushong (b., Aug. 3, 1854; m.,

Dec. 23, 1875), married Walter S. Coates.

Three children, as follows:

a. Howard Coates (b., March 3, 1879.

b. C. Warren Coates (b., May 31, 1885).

c. Frank F. Coates (b., Nov. 14, 1892).
John Bushong married second time to Phoebe

Hobson.

F. Lydia Bushong (b., Sept. 14, 1807; m., June 12,

1834; d., Dec. 29, 1885), married Abrm

Rakestraw. Seven children, as follows:

One. Thomas Rakestraw (b., Jan. 11, 1850;

m., Oct. 3, 1876), married Josephine C.

McFarland. Four children, as follows:

a. Arthur Garwood Rakestraw (b., Feb.

25, 1878).

b. Philip Wingard Rakestraw (b., Feb.

25, 1878; d., Aug. 18, 1878).

c. Genevieve Rakestraw (b., Jan. 22,

1881).

d. Robert M. Rakestraw (b., Oct. 29,

1887).
Two. Henry Rakestraw (b., Oct. 7, 1845;
m., Feb. 10, 1870), married Mary Jane
Hobson. Three children, as follows:

a. Gertrude Rakestraw (b., Feb. 16,

1872; m., Oct. 23, 1895), married
Maurice J. Brinton.

b. Marian Rakestraw (b., Aug. 15, 1875).

c. Lydia Rakestraw (b., April 28, 1877).
Three. Esther Rakestraw (b., July 29, 1843;

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 299

m., April 30, 1868), married Joseph
Willis Houston. Four children, as fol-
lows:

a. Robert Randell Houston (b., Sept. 8,

1871; d., July 25, 1873).

b. Wilmer Willis Houston (b., Feb. 10,

1869).

c. Otlie Otis Houston (b., Feb. 25, 1870).

d. Lenorb Houston (b., Aug. 12, 1878).
Four. Eliza Rakestraw (b., Dec. 6, 1840;

m., Jan. 26, 1865), married Theodore
Whit son. Seven children, as follows:

a. Sumner Whitson (b., April 30, 1866;

m., Oct. 21, 1896), married Lulu
Frantz.

b. Martha Whitson (b., June 23, 1868;

m., June 16, 1896), married Frank
Albert Felter.

c. Edward Whitson (b., March 23, 1870;

d., June 13, 1871).

d. Henry Whitson (b., April 2, 1872).

e. Thomas Theodore Whitson (b., Dec.

14, 1875; d., May 13, 1890).

f. Mary Whitson (b., July 16, 1878).

g. Olive Louella Whitson (b.. Dee. 22,

1882).
Five. Sarah Rakestraw (b., March 9, 1835;
m., Sept. 28, 1858), married Hiram H.
Bower. Eight children, as follows:

a. Charles Bower (b., Jan. 3, 1S60; m.,

), married Mary Agnew.

b. Abram Bower (b., Jan. 19, 1862).

c. Isaac Bower (b., Aug. 14, 1865).

History of the Slaymaker Family.

d. Hiram Hartwell Bower (b., June 10,

1863; m., Sept. 7, 1887), married
Eve Morton. Three children, as
follows:
I. Hiram Waldo Bower (b., Julj' 2,

1SS8; d., March 28, 1890).
II. Lionel Bower (b., Dec. 29, 1889).
III. Aurelia Juliett Bower (b., July
17, 1892).

e. Henry K. Bower (b., Aug. 17, 1867;

m., Feb. 8, 1892), manned Miriam
Pyle. One child:
Byron Newton Bower (b., April 5,
1895).

f. Bertha Bower (b., April 4, 1869).

g. Lydia Bower (b., Jan. 15, 1871; m.,

), married Giles Leahy. Two

children, as follows:
I. Agnes Leahy (b., Oct. 14, 1890;

d., Aug. 5, 1895).
II. Giles Leahy (b., June 30, 1892).
h. Thomas Timlow Bower (b., May 10,
1873).
Six. Mary RAKESTRAw(b., Sept. 29, 1836; m.,
March 15, 1855), married Emmor Seeds
Jones. Seven children, as follows:

a. Joseph Howard Jones (b., Sept. 30,

1863; m., Oct. 21, 1892), married
Eugenia Ralston.

b. Lydia Elma Jones (b., April 8, 1861;

m., Dec. 21, 1880), married Milton
Bush. Five children, as follows:
I. Clara May Bush (b.. May 2,
1882).

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 301

II. Mary Edith Bush (b., June 25,
1884).

III. Henry Willis Bush (b., Feb. 1,

1887).

IV. Joseph Milton Bush (b., March

30, 1889).
V. Clarence Emmor Bush (b., Feb.
26, 1893).

c. William Rakestraw Jones (b., May

20, 1867; m., Nov. 17, 1892), mar-
ried Adelaide Jolins. One child.

d. Thomas Paule Jones (b., Dec. 8, 1870;

m., ), married Marie .

One child.
6. Caroline Morrison Jones (b., June 25,
1876).

f. Warren Emmor Jones (b., Aug. 6,

1874).

g. Marion Jones (b., Dec. 2, 1858; d.,

Sept. 2, 1861).
Seven. Caroline Rakestraw (b., Sept. 25,
1838; m., May 12, 1864), married John
Isaiah Carter. Four children, as follows:

a. Henry Harlan Carter (b., Jan. 15,

1866).

b. Alice R. Carter (b., Feb. 11, 1865).

c. John Morris Carter (b., Oct. 16, 1869).

d. Jacob Clarence Carter (b., Nov. 6,

1871).
Henry Bushong, Sr., married second time to Mrs.
Esther Gilbert, nee Valentine. One child:

A. Gilbert Bushong (b., Dec. 2, 1836; m., Dec.
20, 1855), married Edith Kinsey Paxson.
Four children, as follows:

302 History of the Slaymakee Family.

One. Charles Henry Bushong (b., Oct. 1,
1856; m., Dec. 22, 1888). A physician
in New York. Married Anna W. Keene.

Two. Marvin Eavenson Bushong (b., June
7, 1878).

Three. Francis Ell wood Bushong (b., May
18, 1858; d., Nov. 10, 1861).

Four. Marion E. Bushong (b., March 20,
1860; m., Dec. 30, 1884), married Sanders
M. CoUins. Two children, as follows:

a. Wallace Bruce Collins (b., July U,

1889).

b. Edith B. Collins (b., Nov. 4, 1885).
Eighth. Mary Bushong (b., Oct. 13, 1778; m., Jan. 19,

1813; d., June 10, 1860), married Samuel Cowen.
Four children, as follows:

A. Hannah Cowen, married Michael Hess. They

had a number of children, only two known:
One. Bushong Hess.
Two. Amos Hess.

B. Mary Cowen (b., ; m., ; d.,

), married Daniel Zook.

C. Samuel B. Cowen (b., March 1, 1817; d., ).

D. Amos B. Cowen (b., March 25, 1814; m.,

d., March 24, 1893), married Anna Cole.
Three children, as follows:

One. John Cole Cowen, married

Swope. Two children.
Two. Mary Cowen, married Theodore Stauf-

fer.
Three. Samuel M. Cowen (b., June 25, 1841;
m., Jan. 25, 1864), married Mary C.
Bitzer. One child:

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 303

Albert B. Cowen (b., Sept. 9, 1870; m.,
Sept. 13, 1890), married Katie Kegereise.
One child:

Helen Irene Cowen (b., Feb. 25,
1898).

John Eckman (b., Jan. 19, 1746; m., ; d., Sept. 16,

1804), married Catharine Foutz. Seven children, as
follows :
First. Daniel Eckman (b., Jan. 28, 1777; m., Oct. 20,
1807; d., May 19, 1832), married Nancy Word.
Ten children, as follows:
A. David Foutz Eckman (b., Dec. 27, 1809; m.,
July 3, 1834; d., Oct. 14, 1883), married
Ellen McCafferty. Five children, as follows:
One. Mary Ellen Eckman (b., Aug. 22, 1845;
m., May 9, 1868), married William Cline.
Three children, as follows:

a. David Edward Cline (b., July 15,

1873).

b. Walter William Cline (b., March 3,

1878).

c. Elizabeth Cline (b., Oct. 7, 1869; m.,

July 29, 1891), married Oscar F.
Brinkman. Two children, as fol-
lows:
I. William Frances Brinkman (b..

May 31, 1892).
II. Walter Richard Brinkman (b.,
May 5, 1897).
Two. Ctrace Eckman (b., June, 1847; m., Feb.
1862), married John H. Miller. One
child:
Grace Miller (b., Sept. 27, 1864).

304 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Three. Eliza Eckman (b., Nov. 17, 1853).
Four. Catharine Eckman (b., Aug. 9, 1843).
Five. David Eckman (b., Oct., 1849; d., Aug.,
1853).

B. James Eckman (b., Jan. 29, 1829; m., ),

married Ann English. Five children, as fol-
lows :
One. Frank Eckman, married Mary Ann
Redman. Four children, as follows:

a. Charles Eckman.

b. Jesse Eckman.

c. Samuel Eckman,

d. Mary Eckman.

Two. Daniel Eckman (b., ; m., June

7, 1882), married Catharine Louise Keene.
Two children, as follows:

a. Catharine Roberta Eckman (b., Feb.

20, 1885; d.. May 29, 1889).

b. Ida Eckman (b., April 27, 1893).
Three. William Eckman.

Four. Baby (b., ; d., ).

Five. Henry Eckman, married Ellen Fox.
Two children, as follows:

a. Chester Eckman.

b. Lucreta Eckman.

C. Marion Eckman (b., July 2, 1826).

D. Sarah Ann Eckman (b., Nov. 27, 1818; m.,

March 1 or 7, 1840; d.. May 13, 1890), mar-
ried Theodore B. McLaughlin. Six children,
as follows: ^

One. Maggie E. McLaughlin (b.. May 7,
1856; d., Feb. 9, 1862).

Two. Ettie McLaughlin (b., Aug. 7, 1852).

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 305

Three. Elizabeth Laura McLaughlin (b.,
Feb. 3, 1849; d., July 16, 1851).

Four. Anna Mary McLaughlin (b., Aug. 10,
1843).

Five. James Robert McLaughlin (b., Jan.
19, 1841; m., Jan. 24, 1865), married
Sarah Ann Kulp. Six children, as fol-
lows:

a. William John McLaughlin (b., March

7, 1867; d., March 9, 1888).

b. Daniel W. McLaughlin (b., March 25,

1869; d., March 4, 1888).

c. Emma McLaughlin (b., Jan. 22, 1873;

d., Aug. 5, 1876).

d. Ruth Ann McLaughlin (b., Sept. 30,

1870; m., , 1889), married Sam-
uel Neeper.

e. Grace McLaughlin (b., Nov. 10, 1880).

f. Theodore Clarence McLaughlin (b.,

July 7, 1883).
Six. William Theodore McLaughlin (b.,
May 19, 1847; m., Jan. 31, 1872), mar-
ried Annie Mary White. Five children,
as follows:

a. Howard Loudon McLaughlin (b.,

Nov. 24, 1874).

b. Walter McLaughlin (b., Nov. 12,

1877; d., Nov. 19, 1877).

c. Jarett E. McLaughlin (b., June 10,

1879).

d. Theodore McLaughlin (b., Oct. 27,

1883).

e. *Alice a. McLaughlin (b., Oct. 8, 1887).

306 History of the Slaymaker Family.

E. Martin Foutz Eckman (b., July 2, 1826; m.,

; m., ), married twice; married

first time to Rebecca Howett. Eight chil-
dren, as follows:
One. AuMENT Eckmax (b., Sept. 7, 1854; m
March 10, 1881), married Margaret A.
O'Neil. Six children, as follows:

a. L. Jeannette Eckman (b., March 29

1882).

b. Emma A. Eckman (b., Oct. 24, 1883)

c. Ernest M. Eckman (b., March 11

1S86).

d. Charles Aument Eckman (b.. May 11

1889).

e. Florence M. Eckman (b., Aug. 12

1891).

f. Williard S. H. Eckman (b., Aug. 21

1894).
Two. Joseph Eckm.^n (b., Sept. 16, 1856; m.

), married Wilmina Finley. Two

children, as follows:

a. Norman Eckman.

b. Baby.

Three. George Eckman (b., July 18, 1860),

married Weimer. One child:

Clyde Eckman.
Four. Lorenza Eckm.^.n (b., March 28, 1851;

m., ; d., Nov. 1, 1888), married

Amanda Fenstermacher. One child:
Frank Eckman.
Five. Adda Eckman, married Ne'wton Br3'son.
Eight children, as follows:
a. Oram W. Bryson (b., Jan. 8, 1872).

Hon. Joseph Eckman,

For mam' years Suptrlntendent St. Charles Furnace,

Columbia, Pa.

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 307

b. Harry Bryson (b., Sept. 4, 1874).

c. Olive R. Bryson.

d. John A. Bryson (b., Aug. 24, 1877).

e. Anna Mary Bryson (b., Oct. 10, 1885).

f. Rachael R. Bryson (b., May 26, 1888;

d., March 11, 1896).

g. Clara I. Bryson (b., May 18, 1881; d.,

March 25, 1882).
h. Ollie M. Bryson (b., June 29, 1883).
Six. Annie Eckman (b., April 18, 1865), mar-
ried John Keene.
Seven. Laura Eckman (b., March 28, 1866),

married Herbert Brison.
Eight. Hannah H. Eckman (b., Aug. 4, 1849;

m., Oct. 6, 1870), married .

Martin Foutz Eckman married second time to
Lydia Logan. Five children, as follows:
One. Grace Eckman.
Two. Albert Eckman.

Three. Mary Eckman, married Alex-
ander.
Four. Howard Eckman, married Alex-
ander.

Five. Charles Eckman (b., ; d., ).

F. Joseph Eckman (b., Feb. 20, 1814; m., ;

d., ). For many years, and up to the

time of his death, Superintendent of Saint
Charles Furnace, Columbia, Pa. Married
Mary Emerick. Ten children, as follows:

One. Minnie Eckman (b., ; d., ).

Two. Anna Rebecca Eckman (b., ).

Three. Emilie Jane Eckman (b., ).

Four. George Emerick Eckman (b., ■;

cl, ).

History of the Slaymaker Family.

Five. Daniel Merrett Eckman, married Cor-
inda Hamilton. Two children, as fol-
lows :

a. Carrie Louisa Eckman (b., ;

d., ).

b. Hanson Atkins Eckman, married Ma-

tilda Wilson. Two children, as fol-
lows :

I. Mildred Eckman (b., ).

II. Merrett Eckman (b., ; d.,

).

Six. John Wesley Eckman, married Clara
Ehzabeth Hensel. Three children, as
follows :

a. Mary Hensel Eckman (b., ; d.,

).

b. Joseph Eckman (b., ).

c. Hensel Eckman (b., ).

Seven. Frances Asbury Eckman, married
Willie Ann Buzzig. One child :
a. Ada Eckman, married Albert Ivissinger.
Two children, as follows:
I. Eckman Kissinger.
II. Baby.
Eight. Edward Bates Eckman, married Mary
Elizabeth Richards. One child:
Allen Richards Eckman.
Nine. Mary Ellen Eckm.\n, married Isaac
P. Walker. Four children, as follows:

a. Perry Eckman Walker (b., ;

d., ).

b. Emilie Walker (b., ; d., ).

0. Fanny Walker (b., ).

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 309

d. Thomas Robinson Walker (b., ;

d., ).

Ten. Joseph Eckman (b., — ; d., ).

G. Mary Eckman (b., April 27, 1822; m., ),

married William Thomson Lawhead. Seven
children, as follows:
One. Joanna Lawhead, married twice; mar-
ried first time to John McMichael. One
child:

Baby (b., ; d., ).

Joanna Lawhead married second time to David
Wallace. Five children, as follows:

a. , (b., ; d., ).

b. (b., ; d., ).

c. (b., ; d., ).

d. Mary Wallace.

e. Elizabeth Wallace.

Two. Annie Lawhead (b., ; d., ).

Three. Jennie Lawhead, married Amos De-
vine. Four children, as follows:

a. Elizabeth Devine (b., — ).

b. William Devine (b., ).

c. Henry Devine (b., ).

d. Jennie Devine (b., ; d., ).

Four. William Lawhead.

Five. Charles Lawhead.
Six. Ellsworth Lawhead, married Venie
Witherow. One child :
Howard Lawhead.
Seven. Anna Maria Lawhead, married John
Daniels. Eight children, as follows:

a. Annie Daniels.

b. John Daniels.

310 History of the Slaymaker Family.

c.

Edna Daniels.

d.

Henry Daniels.

e.

Alice Daniels.

f.

Frank Daniels (b.,

— ; d.,-

— )

S-

William Daniels (b., —

; d.,

— ).

h.

Myrtle Daniels (b., —

— ; d.,

— ).

H. John Slaymaker Eckman (b., Dec. 17, 1807;

d., May 18, 1832).
I. Catharine Eckman (b., Feb. 8, 1812; m., June

13, ; m., June 12, 1851; d., Dec. 8, 1893),

married twice; married first time to Alexan-
der McCoy Hunter. Six children, as follows:

One. Catharine Hunter (b., ; d.,

).

Two. George Hunter (b., ; d., ).

Three. Joseph Hunter (b., ; d., ).

Four. Daniel Merrett Hunter (b.. May 12,
1S43; m., Dec. 24, 1863), married Susan
Ann Haines. Eight children, as follows:

a. Susan Catharine Hunter (b., Oct. 8,

1864; m., Dec. 25, 1889), married
Amaziah Haverstick. Two chil-
dren, as follows:
I. Hunter H. Haverstick (b., May

31, 1891).
II. Ida Marie H.werstick (b., Dec.
15, 1893).

b. Alice Myrtle Hunter (b., Aug. 12,

1883).

c. Naoma Blanch Hunter (b., Dec. 23,

1879).

d. Margie Frances Hunter (b., June 6,

1877).

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 311

e. Hanna Mary Hunter (b., Dec. 15,

1874).

f. Edna Louisa Hunter (b., June 18,

1871).

g. Ida Lizzie Hunter (b., Sept. 23, 1866).
h. Augustus W. Hunter (b., Feb. 21,

1869; d., Sept. 20, 1873).
Five. Aaron Alexander Hunter (b., Feb.

7, 1848; m., Feb. 10, 1869; cl, Dec. 10,
1870), married Sarah Keene. One child:

Baby (b., ; d., ).

Six. Hannah Elizabeth Hunter (b., March

8, 1837; m., Nov. 13, 1856), married
Jeremiah Keene. One child:

Catharine Louisa Keene, married her
cousin, Daniel Eckman. For descend-
ants, see record of Daniel Eckman.
Catharine Eckman married second time to John
Townsend Watson Dungan. Three children, as
follows:

One. John William Dungan (b., March 1,
1852; m., July 1, 1877), married Annie
Virginia Heller. Five children, as fol-
lows :

a. Chester Ellwood Dungan (b., Jan. 22,

1891).

b. Mary Lavina Dungan (b., July 18,

1881).

c. Catharine Irene Dungan (b., March

2, 1883).

d. John Michael Dungan (b.. May 28,

1878).

e. Elsie Dungan (b., Dec. 17, 1886).

History of the Slaymakek Family.

Two. Alice Elizabeth Dungan (b., May 14,
1855; m., Oct. 11, 1872), married Wil-
liam James Cresswell.. Nine children, as
follows:

a. George William Cresswell (b., Jan.

13, 1874).

b. Catharine Louisa Cresswell (b., July

26, 1876).

c. John Franklin Cresswell (b., Oct.

27, 1877).

d. Howard Clifford Cresswell (b., Nov.

21, 1879; m., Oct., 1904). married
Edna Longsdorf.

e. Lilly Florence Cresswell (b., Feb.

27, 1882).

f. Edgar James Cresswell (b., April 28,

1884; d., May 18, 1888).

g. Margaret Alice Cresswell (b., Oct.

2, 1886).
h. Charles Victor Cresswell (b., Oct.

19, 1888; d., Oct. 4, 1890).
i. Lola May Cresswell (b., Jan. 26, 1892;
d., Jan. 26, 1892).
Three. Charles Jeremiah Dungan (b., Nov.

21, 1857; m., ), married Ellen

Kelly. One child:

Baby (b., ; d., ).

Daniel Washington Eckman (b., June 5, 1816;

m., ; d., Dec. 22, 1878), married

Mattie Helm. One child :
One. James Martin Eckman married Anna
Elnora. Seven children, as follows:
a. William Ross Eckman, married Mary
Brenner. One son:

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 313

Warren B. Eckman.

b. Laura Viola Eckman, married Edward

J. Frew. Four children, as follows:
I. Charles E. Frew.
II. Vera E. Frew.

III. Dorothy E. Frew.

IV. Miles E. Frew.

c. Enos Myers Eckman, married Mary

Owens. Three children, as follows:
I. James A. Eckman.
II. Rodney J. Eckman.
III. Paul E. Eckman.

d. Jacob Wesley Eckman, married Cath-

rine Weber. One chiid:
Richard W. Eckman.

e. Mary Elizabeth Eckman, married

Milton Buch.

f. Miles W. Eckman, married Edna M.

Cochran.

g. Chester Reid Eckman (b., ; d.,

).

Second. Elizabeth Eckm.\n (b., Feb. 29, 1779; m.,

; d., ), married Thomas Wilson.

Ten children, as follows:

A. Catharine Wilson (b., Nov. 15, 1807; m.,

; d., Feb. 25, 1835), married

Ransey.

B. Clark Wilson (b., Sept. 23, 1820; d., Jan. 29,

1887).

C. Sarah Wilson (b., March 10, 1801 ; d., Feb. 26,

1802).

D. Elizabeth Wilson (b.,, March 3, 1810).

E. John Wilson (b., Jan. 2, 1799; d., March 16,

1802).

314 History of the Slaymaker Family.

F. Thomas Wilson (b., Oct. 18, 1815). Went

West and never heard from.

G. Daniel Wilson (b., April 8, 1803; d., Aug. 3,

1826).
H. John Eckman Wilson (b., Aug. 24, 1805).
I. Susan Bell Wilson (b., Feb. 13, 1813; d.,

Nov. 14, 1843).
J. Hugh James AVilson (b., March 9, 1818; d.,
March 16, 1828).

Third. Martin Eckman (b., Nov. 11, 1783; m., ),

married Susan Eckman. Eleven children, as
follows :

A. Susan Eckman (b., March 13, 1816; d., March

18, 1896).

B. John Eckman (b., March 28, 1807; m., ;

d., Sept., 1896), married .

C. Mary Eckman (b., Nov. 18, 1819; d., Feb. 26,

1835).

D. Sarah Eckman (b., April 23, 1824).

E. Jacob Eckman (b., Nov. 8, 1808; m., ;

d., June 3, 1875), married Elizabeth Pusey.
Six children, as follows:

One. John Eckman, married .

Four children, as follows:

a. Baby (b., ; d., ).

b. Maud Eckman.
e. Frank Eckman.

d. LiDA Eckman, married James Achison.
Two. Samuel Eckman, married Mary Cooper.
Three. Daniel Eckman, married Jane Pusey.
Two children, as follows:

a. Thomas Wertz Eckman.

b. Hannah Eckman, married Noah Esben-

shade.

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 315

Four. Joanna Eckman (b., ; d., ).

Five. Mary Eckman (b., ; d., ).

Six. Thomas Eckman, married Elizabeth
Brown.

F. Hyronimous Eckman (b., Dec. 1, 1817; m.,

March 14, 1864; d., Nov. 7, 1876), married
Sarah R. Marsh. Five children, as follows :
One. William Eckman (b., Feb. 20, 1859; d.,

March 1, 1859).
Two. Sarah Jane Eckman (b., Jan. 28, 1871).
Three. Henry J. Eckman (b., July 4, 1861;
m., May 12, 1886). married Emma Town-
send. Two children, as follows:

a. Clyde E. Eckman (b., Jan. 14, 1887).

b. Reta B. Eckman (b., Dec. 25, 1889).
Four. Susan Jane Eckman (b., Aug. 28, 1856;

d., June 1, 1879).
Five. Alice Selina Eckman (b., Dec. 28, 1854;
m., Nov. 21 1877), married Milton Eby.
Three children, as follows:

a. Clyde E. Eby (b., April 11, 1879).

b. Ralph W. Eby (b., Sept. 30, 1880).

c. Alice C. Eby (b., March 8, 1884).

G. Daniel Eckman (b., July 25, 1810; m., ;

d., May 14, 1860), married Jane Davis. Three
children, as follows:
One. Susan Eckman (b., ; d., ).

Two. WORTHINGTON EcKMAN (b., ; d.,

).

Three. Hyronimous Eckman, married Ida
Rock. Five children, as follows:

a. Harry Eckman.

b. George Mancill Eckman.

History of the Slaymaker Family.

c. David Eckman.

d. Fred. Eckman (b., ; d., ).

e. Russell Eckman.

[. Catharine Eckman (b., June 8, 1828; m., Jan.

9, 1860), married Thomas Henry.
. Elizabeth Eckman (b., Nov. 2, 1813; m.,
March 23, 1848; d., Nov. 10, 1890), married
lier cousin. Miller Eckman. For descend-
ants, see record of Miller Eckman.

. Martin Eckman (b., Nov. 9, 1811; m., ;

d., Oct. 14, 1860), married Margaret Tucker.
Two children, as follows:
One. Thomas Tucker Eckman, married Lu-
cretaGeorge. One child:
Evan Eckman.

Two. Annie Eckman, married Jobson.

(jne child:
Charles Jobson.

:. Henry Eckman (b., Sept. 29, 1821 ; m., ;

d., Sept. 6, 1872), married Mary Malone.
Five children, as follows:
One. Henry Eckman.
Two. John Eckman.

Three. Laura Eckman, married Samuel Del-
let. Four children, as follows:

a. Harry Dellet.

b. Estella Dellet.

c. Paul Dellet.

d. Chester Dellet.

Four. Benjamin Eckman, married Ida Triss-

ler. One child:
Pearl Eckman.
Five. James Sylvester Eckman, married

Emma Greenwalt. One child:

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 317

Boy (b., ).

Fourth. Catharine Eckman (b., Jan. 16, 1790; m.,
Oct. 18, 1818; d.. May 26, 1876), married Adam
Draucher. Five children, as follows:

A. John Eckman Draucher (b., Oct. 2, 1825; m.,

Feb. 21, 1855), married Susan Heidelbaugh.
Eight children, as follows:
One. Bertha Draucher.
Two. Margaret Draucher.

Three. George Draucher, married

Thompson.
Four. Benjamin Draucher.
Five. Sadie Draucher, married Silas Pickle.
Six. Elizabeth Draucher.
Seven. Susan Draucher.
Eight. Ellen Draucher, married Milton Mil-
ler. One child:
Benjamin Miller.

B. Catharine Foutz Draucher (b., April 11,

1821; m., Dec. 12, 1861; d., Dec. 29, 1884),
married Benjamin B. Herr.

C. Sarah Ann Draucher (b., Aug. 27, 1819; m.,

March 14, 1843; d., ), married William

Franklin Rea. Nine children, as follows:
One. Amos Rea (b., July 3, 1844; m., Jan. 31,
1872), married Henrietta Dubree. Five
children, as follows:

a. Clyde Hurford Rea (b., Dec. 14, 1885).

b. Corinne Rea (b., Nov. 10, 1880).

c. William Franklin Rea (b., Nov. 15,

1872).

d. Clarence Eugene Rea (b., Feb. 23,

1878).

318 History of the Slaymaker Family.

e. Hiram Illemuel Rea (b., June 19,
1876).

Two. Elizabeth Jane Rea (b., Feb. 27, 1858;
m., Oct. 8, 1887), married Gilbert Smith.
One child:
Horace Rea Smith (b., March 11, 1890).

Three. Susan Emma Rea (b., Aug. 22, 1860).

Four. Sarah Ann Rea (b., July 19, 1855).

Five. Hannah Amanda Rea (b., Feb. 5, 1848).

Six. Adam Thomas Rea (b., Dec. 21, 1852).

Seven. James Rea (b., Jan. 31, 1863).

Eight. Mary Catharine Rea (b., April 10,
1846; m., Feb. 6, 1868), married Samuel
G. Fogle.

Nine. Philip Draucher Rea (b.. May 26,
1850; m., Feb. 3, 1876), married EHza-
beth McGowan. Three children, as fol-
lows:

a. Catharine Rea (b., July 26, 1877).

b. Edwin Noble Rea (b., April 1, 1879).

c. Hiram McGowan Rea (b., June 1, 1888).
D. Adam Draucher (b., March 25, 1828; m.. May

12, 1853), married Elizabeth Ann Pickle.
Fifteen children, as follows :
One. William Erskin Draucher (b., Oct. 15,
1854; m., Nov. 25, 1874; d., Dec. 22,
1893), married Ella J. Clay. Nine chil-
dren, as follows:

a. Eddie Draucher (b.. May 25, 1876; d.,

Nov. 8, 1879).

b. Joseph L. Draucher (b., April 9, 1879).

c. Mary Jeffries Draucher (b., March

11, 1881).

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 319

d. LiLLEY Emma Draucher (b., May 31,

1882).

e. James Draucher (b., Aug. 13, 1884).

f. Fanny Ella Draucher (b., April 26,

1887).

g. Della Eliza Draucher (b., Sept. 9,

1888).
h. Bessie Winfill Draucher (b., Jan. 20,

1890).
i. William Edwin Draucher (b.. May
25, 1894).
Two. Adam Franklin Draucher (b., March

28, 1856; d., Nov. 24, 1878).
Three. Joseph Rittenhouse Draucher (b.,
Sept. 22, 1857; m., Dec. 18, 1883), mar-
ried Ida E. Davis. Three children, as
follows :

a. John Humsher Draucher (b. and d.,

May 22, 1885).

b. Nettie Estella Draucher (b., Feb.

24, 1887).

c. Guy Davis Draucher (b., Oct. 20,

1888).

Four. John Martin Draucher (b., Sept. 22,
1857; m., April 10, 1884), married Sarah
Melvina Zahm.

Five. Mary Ida Draucher (b., Nov. 12, 1859;
m., Dec. 14, 1876), married Joseph Rit-
tenhouse Case. Seven children, as fol-
lows:

a. John Welts Case (b., Feb. 23, 1880).

b. Ella Belle Case (b., April 3, 1883).

c. Jessie Minnaugh Case (b., Jan. 12,

1885).

History of the Slaymaker Family.

d. Levi Welts Case (b., March 28, 1887).

e. Emma B. Case (b., Oct. 18, 1890).

f. Anna Eliza Case (b., Feb. 6, 1892).

g. Joseph R. Case (b., Oct. 17, 1893).
Six. Catharine Herr Draucher (b., March

7, 1862; m., Sept. 28, 1881), married
N. R. Shuster. Three children, as fol-
lows:

a. Joseph Shuster (b., ; d., ).

b. John Wesley Shuster (b., ).

c. Carel Shuster (b., ).

Seven. Susan Semantha Draucher (b., Dec.

18, 1863; m., Feb. 18, 1891), married

De Witt Case. One child (b., ;

d., ).

Eight. Sarah Louisa Draucher (b., Dec. 18,

1865; m., March 14, 1888), married John

H. Rent.
Nine. Annie E. Draucher (b., June 28, 1868;

m., Oct. 18, 1892), married Oliver Pres-

sel. One child:
Louisa Pressel (b., Nov., 1893).
Ten. Harriet Amanda Draucher (b., Jan.

30, 1870; m., Dec. 13, 1893), married

Jacob Shanbaugh. One child:
Leslie Earl Shanbaugh (b., Jan. 24,

1895).
Eleven. Albert Pickel Draucher (b., April

16, 1872).
Twelve. Ella Bell Draucher (b., Aug. 15,

1874).
Thirteen. Benjamin Ferree Draucher (b.,

May 14, 1879).

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 321

Fourteen. Mabel Cora Draucher (b., Aug.

15, 1877).
Fifteen. Herbert Shuster Draucher (b.,
April 16, 1881).
E. Amanda Draucher (b., Oct. 17, 1822; m., Nov.
1847; d., June 7, 1890), married William
Hoey. Eight children, as follows:

One. Martha Hoey (b., ; d., ).

Two. James Alfred Hoey (b., Feb. 10, 1857;
m., Jan. 7, 1880), married Mary Lizzie
Abdel. Five children, as follows:

a. Erma Rea Hoey (b., July 18, 1882).

b. Robert William Hoey (b.. May 22,

1885).

c. Mary Gertrude Hoey (b., April 9,

1887; d., Aug. 1, 1887).

d. Isaac Franklin Hoey (b., June 6,

1890).

e. Margaret Pauline Hoey (b., June 25,

1892).
Three. Adam Franklin Hoey (b., Nov. 18,

1848).
Four. Sarah Jane Hoey (b., ; d.,

).

Five. William Henry Hoey (b., ; d.,

).

Six. Isabella Amanda Hoey' (b., Dec. 5, 1855;

m., Sept. 29, 1884), married George Rob-
ert Cooper.
Seven. Mary Catharine Hoey (b., Aug. 22,

; d., June ).

Eight. Isaac Newton Hoey (b., Aug. 20,

1853; m., Jan. 18, 1893), married Sallie

Meredith. One child:

322 History of the Slaymaker Family.

Mary Amanda Hoey (b., Oct. 23, 1893).

Fifth. Henry EcKMAN (b., Nov. 22, 1787; m., ;

d., July 28, 1828), married Hannali Shertz. Six
children, as follows:
A. Christian S. Eckman (b., Nov. 10, 1818; m.,

; d., June 15, 1887), married Sarah

Powders. Seven children, as follows:
One. William Henry Eckman (b., Nov. 12,
1846; m., Feb. 6, 1868), married Catha-
rine Margaret Proudfoot. Six children,
as follows:

a. Alta Eckman (b., ; d., ).

b. Albert Eckman (b., ; d., ).

c. Handson Eckman (b., , 1878).

d. Franklin Eckman (b., , 1876).

e. Minnie Eckman (b., 1873).

f. Milton Eckman (b., 1869).

Two. Sarah Eckman (b., , 1849; m.,

), married her cousin, Franklin

Slaymaker. For descendants, see record
of Franklin Slaymaker.

Three. Mabon Eckman (b., 1851; m., — ),

married his cousin, Mary Ault. Two
children, as follows:

a. Harry Eckman (b., , 1872), mar-

ried Mary Singer. Three children,
as follows:
I. Roy Eckman.
II. Cyrus Eckman.
III. Harry Lloyd Eckman.

b. Susana Eckman (b., , 1879), mar-

ried William Burke. No children.

Four. Anna Amanda Eckman (b., , 1856;

d., , 1874).

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 323

Five. Emma Eckman (b., , 1858; m.,

), married William Proudfoot.

No children.
Six. George Eckman (b., about 1865; m.,

), married Susan Pickle. Seven

children, as follows:

a. Lizzie Eckman (b., about 1884).

b. Chester Eckman (b., about 1888).

c. Roy Eckman (b., about 1891).

d. Christian Eckman (b., ; d.,

).

e. Anna Mary Eckman (b., ; d.,

).

f. Infant (b., ; d., ).

g. Infant (b., ; d., ).

Seven. Catharine Eckman (b., about 1863;

m., — ; m., ), married twice;

married first time to William L. Sharp.
Five children, as follows:

a. Ross Sharp (b., about 1883).

b. Daniel Sharp (b., about 1890).

c. Chester Sharp (b., about 1892).

d. Mary Sharp (b., about 1893).

e. Lizzie Sharp (b., about 1895).
Catharine Eckman married second time to

William McCardle. They had twins.

B. Susan Eckman (b., Nov. 2, 1813; d., July 7,

1893).

C. Catharine Eckman (b., Sept. 6, 1815; d., June

15, 1887).

D. Amos Eckman (b., Nov. 22, 1822; m., Feb. 17,

1859), married Barbara Keen. Two children,
as follows:

324 History of the Slaymakek Family.

One. Amos Keen Eckman (b., March 31, 1860;

d., Oct. 30, 1874).
Two. Clara Ella Eckman (b., Aug. 22, 1862).

E. Elizabeth Eckman (b., April 25, 1817; d., June

1, 1869).

F. Mary Hannah Eckman (b., Feb. 5, 1829; m.,

Dec. 24, 1863), married Michael Market.
Six children, as follows:
One. Celia Elbert Market (b., Dec. 4, 1868;

d., Sept. 11, 1869).
Two. Howard Wylly Markrt (b., Sept. 29,

1870; d., Feb. 15, 1871).
Three. Ella Market (b., Sept. 30, 1873).
Four. Clara Elbert Market (b., Dec. 4,

1868; d., Sept. 7, 1869).
Five. Austin Russ Maeket (b., Dec. 30, 1867;

d., Jan. 13, 1868).
Six. Charley Davis Market (b., Feb. 4
1865).
Sixth. John Eckman (b., Aug. 28, 1781; m., June 11,
1811; d., Nov. 20, 1859), married Elizabeth
Draucher. Six children, as follows:

A. Catharine Eckman (b.. May 1, 1814; d., Aug.

15, 1830).

B. Elizabeth Eckman (b., April 4, 1816; m., ,

1838), married John Donley. Four children,
as follows:
One. Hugh Donley (b.. May 26, 1839; m..
Dec. 31, 1865), married Sarah J. Ed-
monds.

Two. Henry Donley, married .

Three. James Brison Donley (b., Aug. 28,
1841; m., Sept. 19, 1869; m., March 13,

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 325

1879), married twice; married first time
to Mary C. Wickincamp. No children.
Married second time to Rhoda C. Hen-
dricks. One child:
Charles Brison Donley (b., Dec. 19,
1880).
Four. Sarah Donley married her cousin, John
Walter Eckman. For descendants, see
record of John Walter Eckman.
2. Baltzer Draucher Eckman (b., Sept. 4, 1821;
ra., Nov. 4, 1844), married Susan Wescott.
Thirteen children, as follows:

One. John Walter Eckman (b., ; m.,

), married his first cousin, Sarah

Donley. Eight children, as follows:

a. Edward Eckman.

b. William Eckman.

c. Mary Eckman.

d. Annie Eckman.

e. John Eckman.

f. Walter Eckman,

g. Myrl Eckm.\n.
h. BuLAH Eckman.

Two. Mary A. Eckman (b., Aug. 4, 1848; d.,

Nov. 3, 1850).
Three. Susan C. Eckman (b., Jan. 11, 1868).
Four. Jennett McCullough Eckman (b.,

June 2, 1850).
Five. Annie Jane Eckman (b., Sept. 8, 1858;

m., , 1880), married Frank Keene.

Two children, as follows:
a. Daughter (b., Aug. 8, 1891; d., April 19,
1892).

326 History of the Slaymaker Family.

b. Nettie Bell Keene (b., March 6, 1894).

Six. Sanders McCullough Eckman (b., ;

m., ), married Jennie Rineer.

Seven children, as follows:

a. Bertha Eckman.

b. Roy Eckman.

0. Mabel Eckman.

d. Ira Eckman.

e. Lea Eckman.

f. Mary Eckman.

Seven. Baltzer Draucher Eckman (b., May
6, 1864; m., Nov. 27, 1890), married
Emma Myers. One child:
Harry A. Eckman (b., Feb. 7, 1892).

Eight. Adam Draucher Eckman (b., May 8,
1856; m., Nov. 6, 1879), married Mary
Robbins. Six children, as follows:

a. Elmer Eckman (b., Oct. 31, 1892; d.,

Dec. 18, 1892).

b. Sarah Verna Eckman (b., April 1,

1890).

c. Henry W. Eckman (b., Dec. 12, 1886).

d. George Cleveland Eckman (b., May

2, 1884).

e. Daniel Robbins Eckman (b.. May 22,

1881).

f. Ella May Eckman (b., March 29, 1894).
Nine. Sarah Elizabeth Eckman (b., July 10,

1848; m., Oct. 25, 1874), married George
G. Wickankamp). Two children, as
follows:
a. Mary Ellen Wickankamp (b., June 6,
1878).

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 327

b. Nettie Bell Wickankamp (b., Feb. 22,
1882).
Ten. George Washington Eckman, married
Mary Styer. Seven children, as follows:

a. Alfred Eckman.

b. Frances Eckman.

c. Baltzer Eckman.

d. Enos Eckman.

Eleven. Ella Rebecca Eckman (b., Jan. 11,
1866; m., Oct. 25, 1894), married Rich-
ard Klarner.

Twelve. William Wescott Eckman (b.,

March 4, 1844; m., Jan. 17, 1869), mar-
ried Lina Sinnock. Two children, as
follows:

a. Lillie Eckman (b., Dec. 7, 1871).

b. William Earnest Eckman (b., Sept. 9,
1870; d., Sept. 14, 1870).

Thirteen. James Eckman, married Lida Kee-
ner. Five children, as follows-

a. Lida Eckman.

b. Henry Eckman. *

c. Joseph Eckman.

d. John Eckman.

e. Eugene Eckman.

D. John Adam Eckman (b., June 15, 1819; d., Oct.

1, 1838).

E. Isaac Eckman (b., ; d., ).

F. Sarah A. Eckman (b., June 26, 1812; m., Dec.

22, 1835), married James Brison. Two chil-
dren, as follows:

328 History of the Slaymaker Family.

One. Mary E. Brison (b., July 18, 1847; m.,
Feb. 20, 1866; d., Feb. 15, 1871), married
John C. Gregg. Two children, as fol-
lows:

a. Thomas Grant Gregg (b., Oct. 27,

1868).

b. J.-vMEs Brison Gregg (b.. May 18, 1867).
Two. Nettie A. Brison (b., ; m., Oct.

15, 1872), married William J. Smith.
Five children, as follows:

a. James Dallas Smith (b., April 29,

1879).

b. Clyde Pierce Smith (b., April 26,

1886).

c. Raymond Gregg Smith (b., March 26,

1890).

d. Mary Mabel Smith (b., Aug. 6, 1873;

d.. May 25, 1883).

e. Margaret Blanch Smith (b., Jan. 14,

1882; d.. May 14, 1883).
Seventh. Jacob Eckman (b., April 9, 1786; m., April
12, 1810; d., Jan. 14, 1858), married Catharine
Miller. Ten children, as follows:
A. Maria Eckman (b., Dec. 8, 1810; m., Jan. 25,
1844), married George Trout. Two children,
as follows:
One. Frank Trout (b., Feb. 26, 1846; m.,
Sept. 17, 1867), married Sarah Alice
Cooper. Twelve children, as follows:

a. Elmer Cooper Trout (b., Julj^ 28,

1868; d., July 4, 1877).

b. Walter Samuel Trout (b., April 16,

1870; d., July 22, 1877).

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 329

c. Joseph Chester Trout (b., March 12,

1872; d., June 6, 1877).

d. Lucy Marta Trout (b., Sept. 18, 1873;

d., May 29, 1877).

e. William Pusey Trout (b., July 13,

1875; d., March 25, 1876).

f. B. Frank Trout (b., Sept. 25, 1876).

g. Mary Alice Trout (b., June 1, 1878).
h. Clara M. Trout (b., March 6, 1880).
i. Willie Blanch Trout (b., May 4,

18S2).
j. George Park Trout (b., Oct. 28, 1883).
k. Jeremiah P. Trout (b., April 5, 1886).
1. Moris R. Trout (b., May 8, 1890).
Two. Mary C. Trout (b., March 20, 1849; m.,
Jan. 5, 1874; d., Oct. 17, 1886), married
Dr. B. F. Rogers. One child:
Zaidee L. Rogers (b., Nov. 10, 1876).
B. Jacob Eckman (b., Jan. 10, 1828; m., Dec. 23,
1858 ; m., April 7, 1865), married twice; mar-
ried first time to Emma W. Horner. One
child:
William B. Eckman (b., March 6, 1860; d.,
March 1, 1887).
Jacob Eckman married second time to Lizzie Van-
horn. Four children, as follows:

One. Walter V. Eckman (b., March 2, 1866;

d., June 15, 1874).
Two. Frank A. Eckman (b., Nov. 9, 1867; m.,
Feb. 17, 1892), married Harriet Keenan.
Three. Charles H. Eckman (b., March 5,
1870; m., June 3, 1896), married Clara
Walter.

History of the Slaymaker Family.

Four. Edwin 0. Eckman (b., March 27, 1873).

C. David Eckman (b., July 26, 1825; m., ),

married Elizabeth Montgomery. Six chil-
dren, as follows:

One. Margaret Eckman, married

LafRnguell.

Two. David M. Eckman.

Three. Daughter, married R. B. Miller.

Four. Ella Eckman, married Frank-
ton.

Five. Catharine Eckman, married

Wardlow.

Six. Sadie Eckman, married Marshall.

D. Isaac Eckman (b., June 20, 1818; m., ;

d., ), married Mary Long.

E. Joshua Eckman (b., March 27, 1823; m., March

10, 1846; m., Sept. 23, 1852; m., Nov. 6,
1855; d., April 11, 1886). Moved west and
helped to establish Daisy P. O., Kansas. Was
farmer, store-keeper, treasurer school board
and took great interest in educational matters.
Married three times; married first time to
Elizabeth H. Brown. Two children, as fol-
lows:

One. Maryetta Eckman. Died in infancy.

Two. E. Etalinda Eckman, married James
R. Marsh. Four children, as follows:

a. Alice R. Marsh (b., Sept. 17, 1868).

b. Emanuel V. Marsh (b., Sept. 21, 1876).

c. Bertha E. Marsh (b., Sept. 27, 1881).

d. J. LeRoy Marsh (b., Nov. 21, 1884).
Joshua Eckman married second time to Sarah

Smedley. One child:

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 331

Alonza Eckman (b., Oct. 1, 1853;

d., , 1877), married Annie Peters. One

child:
Alonza Peters Eckman.
Joshua Eckman married third time to Mary Eliza-
beth Marsh. Nine children, as follows:

One. John Eckman (b., Dec. 8, 1856; d.,

).

Two. William Woodburn Eckman (b., Dec.

9, 1857; d., ).

Three. Jacob Souders Eckman (b., April 3,
1859; m., June 10, 1885), married Sarah
Eaton. Five children, as follows:

a. Roy Austin Eckman (b., July 15, 1886).

b. Mary Elizabeth Eckman (b., Sept. 18,

1888).

c. Lloyd Burdine Eckman (b., Dec. 6,

1890).

d. Alice May Eckman (b., Feb. 11, 1893).

e. Bertha Grace Eckman (b., March 25,

1895).
Four. Mary Alice Eckman (b.. May 12, 1861 ;
m., Dec. 25, 1880), married Cary Allen
Hubbel. Six children, as follows:

a. Francis Marion Hubbel (b., Nov. 16,

1881).

b. John Walter Hubbel (b., June 21,

1887; d., Dec. 27, 1887).

c. Maggie May Hubbel (b., Feb. 25,

1891).

d. Arthur James Hubbel (b., March 3,0,

1893; d., Aug. 23, 1893).

e. Rosa Elizabeth Hubbel (b., March 20,

1895; d., Aug. 13, 1895).

History of the Slaymaker Family.

f. Elsie Hubbel (b., Sept. 17, 1897; d
Sept. 20, 1897).
Five. Isaac Henry Eckman (b., May 17, 1862
m., March 6, 1894), married Nannie
Viola Lyons. One child:
Jefferson Eckman (b., Dec. 4, 1894).
Six. James Calvin Eckman (b.. May 6, 1866

d., April 16, 1869).
Seven. Maggie May' Eckman (b., March 10,
1868; m., March 25, 1885), married Ed-
ward Preston Flanagan. Three children
as follows:

a. Edith May Flanagan (b., Jan. 20

1886).

b. Edna Flanagan (b., Feb. 23, 1888).

c. Asa Forest Flanagan (b., March 20,

1892).
Eight. Mamie Elizabeth Eckman (b., May 23

1872; d., July 25, 1872).
Nine. Arthur Eckman.
. Catharine Eckman (b., Feb. 17, 1817; m.
), married Amos Geist. Seven chil-
dren, as follows:
One. Catharine Geist, married Christian
Herr. Seven children, as follows:
a. Lilly Catharine Herr (b., ;

m,, ), married Frank Mowrer.

b. Nettie Herr (b., ; d., ).

c. Ida Rose Herr (b., ).

d. Francis Herr (b., ).

e. Edgar Herr (b., ; d., ).

f. Lena May' Herr (b., ).

g. Clarence Elam Herr (b., — ).

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 333

Two. Emma Geist, married Frank Shibley.
Six children, as follows:

a. Sanford Shibley (b., ; d., ).

b. Annie Shibley (b., ; d., ).

c. John Shibley (b., ).

d. Amos Shibley (b., ).

e. William Shibley (b., ).

f. Ann Shibley (b., ).

Three. Marion Geist, married Ehzabeth Hess.
Six children, as follows:

a. Walter Geist.

b. Charles Geist.

c. Henry Geist.

d. Mary Geist.

e. William Geist.

f. Lena Geist.

Four. Nettie Geist (b., ).

Five. Ellie Geist (b., ).

Six. Annie Geist (b., ).

Seven. Isaac Geist (b., ; d., ).

G. Susannah Eckman (b., Nov. 14, 1814; m., Jan.

30, 1845; d., July 6, 1862), married William

Frank Brabson. Was a soldier during the

Civil W'ar. Five children, as follows:

One. Hannah M. Brabson (b., Nov. 14, 1849;

m., Nov. 23, 1870), married Newton S.

Hess. Eight children, as follows:

a. William Adam Hess (b., about 1871;

m., Dec. 24, 1895), married Estella
Crutcher. Two children, as follows:
I. Boy.
II. Girl.

b. Newton A. Hess (b., about 1873).

History of the Slaymaker Family.

c. Susan R. Hess (b., about 1876; m.,

Sept., 1896), married David Ban-
ning. Two children, as follows:
I. Boy.
II. Girl.

d. Frank B. Hess (b., about 1878).

e. Emma M. Hess (b., about 1881).

f. George L. Hess (b., about 1884).

g. Loretta J. Hess (b., about 1886).
h. Liddie F. Hess (b., about 1889).

Two. H. Emma Brabson (b., June 10, 1846;
m., Dec. 25, 1867), married George W.
Hess. Three children, as follows:

a. Girl (b., ; d., ).

b. Boy (b., ).

c. Boy (b., ).

Three. Benjamin Frank Brabson (b., May
14, 1848; m., Oct. 2, 1879), married Han-
nah McCoy. Six children, as follows:

a. Ida M. Brabson.

b. Choral Brabson.

c. Frank M. Brabson.

d. LiLLiE L. Brabson.

e. W. HiNKLE Brabson.

f. Martin M. Brabson.

Four. C. H. Brabson (b., Julv 30, 1851; d.,

).

Five. Jacob M. Brabson (b., Feb. 24, 1853;

d., ).

H. Hettie Eckman (b., Aug. 8, 1830; m., March 9,

1884), married Christian Kreider.
I. Elizabeth Eckman (b., April 20, 1813; m.,
), married Charles Kirkwood.

Descendants of Barbara Slaymaker. 335

J. Miller Eckman (b., Nov. 20, 1820; m., March
23, 1848; d., Nov. 24, 1908). Elder and
trustee of Memorial Presbyterian Church,
Lancaster, Pa. Married his first cousin,
Elizabeth Eckman. Two children, as fol-
lows:

One. Baby (b., ; d., ).

Two. George Edward Eckman (b., June 11,
1849; m., Oct. 31, 1871), married Filenna
Harry. One child :
Harry Miller Eckman (b., Jan. 18, 1884).

INDEX.

This index includes all the descendants of Mathias Slaymaker down
to and including the fifth generation, but does not include those to
whom they were married. To give an index of all, would take up too
much space. As the name of the grandfather is familiar to all, no one
should have any difficulty in locating his immediate family.

Alexander, Amanda, 224

Amos, 224

Charles, 224
Armstrong, Alexander B., 1

Johnson, 165

Martha Elizabeth, 164

Rebecca, 165
Buffington, Alexander, 161,
166, 168

Alice Slaymaker, 163

Ann, 163

Ann Eliza, 161

Benjamin, 163

Catharine, 168

Ellen Kreider, 163

Elizabeth, 166, 168

Elizabeth Slaymaker, II

Henry, 168

Isabella Fulton, 166

Isabella Slaymaker, 162

Jane, 164

John, 166

Louisa, 162

Margaret, 163

Mary Hayes, 167

Richard Fulton, 163

Thomas, 162, 168

Buffington, Thomas Wilson, 163 166

William, 166

William Calder, 162
Bushong, Amanda, 290

Amos, 281

Anna, 285

Barbara, 281

Benjamin, 295

Caroline, 296

Daniel, 284

EHzabeth, 281, 293, 296

Eve, 281

Gilbert, 301

Hannah, 291

Harriet, 291

Henry, 288, 296, 301

Isaac, 289

Israel, 284

Jacob, 290, 296

Jesse G., 296

John, 281, 297

John Heller, 290

John Myers, 282

Lea, 286

Lydia, 294, 298

Magdalena, 282

Mary, 291, 302

337

Sarah, 292
Susan, 292
Chambers, William, 226

Andrew, 226
Cochran, Henry S., 218
Jane Ann, 218
Jolin B., 218
Rebecca J., 218
Rebecca S., 217
Robert, 218
Samuel, 218
Samuel H., 218
Stephen A., 218
Stephen H., 218
Cowen, Amos B., 302
Hannah, 302
Mary, 302
Samuel B., 302
Crawford, Harriet, 124

Joseph, 233
Davis, Ehzabeth, 236
Jolin S., 236
Joseph F., 238
Martha, 238
Mary J., 237
Rachael, 238
Samuel, 237
Sarah A., 239
Susannah, 239
William F., 239
Devonshire, Benjamin, 130
Harriet .Ann, 133
John S., 131
Letitia Belinda, 133
Margaret E. C, 131
Rebecca S., 134
Samuel T., 133
Draucher, Adam, 318
Amanda, 321

Draucher, Catliarine F,, 317

John E., 317

Sarah Ann, 317
Duffield, Anna H., 226

Cadwalader M., 226

Divie Bethune, 219

Elizabeth, 226

Faithful Rebecca, 224

George, 219, 220, 225

Henry, 224, 225

Henry M., 221

Henry P., 226

Isabella Graham, 222

John L. M., 226

Maria Slaymaker, 226

Mary A., 225

Mary Amanda, 224

Mary C:, 226

Samuel, 226

Samuel M., 226

Samuel P., 222

Sarah Sophia, 227

Sarah Sophia Lydia, 227

Sophia, 223

William Henry, 226

William Ward, 222
Eckert, Albert, 173

Charles Whitfield, 173

Elizabeth, 174

George H., 173

Howard, 172

Lavinia, 174

Mary Jane, 172

Nathaniel, 172

Susan, 172
Eckman, Abram, 259

Amos, 323

Ann, 257

Anna M., 249

338

History of the Slaymaker Family.

Eckman, Baltzer D., 325
Barbara, 247,275
Benjamin, 258
Catharine, 310, 311, 316, 317,

323, 324, 332
Christian S., 322
Daniel, 254, 256, 303, 315
Daniel W., 312
Da^^d, 259, 330
David F., 303
Elvina, 257
Eliza Ann, 256
EUzabeth, 260, 313, 316, 324,

334
Ephraim, 254
Esther, 260
Eve, 281
Fanny, 260

Henry, 252, 255, 256, 316, 322
Hettie, 334
Hiram, 252
Hyronemous, 256, 315
Isaac, 257, 327, 330
Jacob, 260, 314, 328, 329
Jacob Martin, 248
James, 304
John, 303, 314, 324
John A., 327
John S,, 310
Joseph, 307
Joshua, 330, 331
Julia Anna, 247
Magdaline, 247
Malon, 252
Maria, 328
Mariah, 256
Marion, 304

Martin, 247, 257, 314, 316
Martin F., 306, 307

Eckman, Mary, 247, 257, 309, 314

Mary Elizabeth, 252

Mary Hannah, 324

Miller, 335

Sarah, 314

Sarah Ann, 304, 327

Susan, 256, 260, 314, 323

Susannah, 333
Englar, Ann Elizabeth, 160

Henry, 160

Josiah, 160

John David, 160

Lydia M., 160

Nathan A., 160
Evans, Samuel, 197
Fail, Elizabeth, 276

George, 276

Jacob, 276

John, 276

Kate, 276

Mary, 276
Ferguson, Harvey, 115

John Harvey, 116, 233

Lavinia, 115

Mary, 115

Robert, 116

Saline Jane, 116

Salome E., 116

Susanna, 116
Ferree, Elisha, 180

Elizabeth, 181

Margaret, 181

Rachael, 236

William S., 239
Fleming, Carolina, 206

Elizabeth, 202

Fabius, 206

Henr>-, 206, 207, 208

John Slaymaker, 211

Index.

Fleming, Keziah, 208

Lucrettia, 208

Marcellus, 210, 211

Mary, 211

Mary Ann, 210

Samuel, 217

Solon, 211

William, 217
Gara, Hugh S., 281

Isaac B., 280

Margaret, 280

Samuel, 280

Susan, 280
Green, Amos Slaymaker, 191

Benjamin Rush, 191

Cornelia, 191

Evan, 191

Henry F., 191

Jasper, 191
Heidelbaugh, Da^-id, 275

Jacob, 275

John, 275

Levi, 275

Sarah, 275
Henderson, Amos Slaymaker, '.

Barton Fleming, 186

Harriett Amelia, 186

Isabella Jane, 186

James Barton, 191

Matthew H., 190

Racliael Eliza, 191
Hodson, George D., 223

Henry D., 223

Mark A., 223

Mary Amanda, 224

Robert, 224
Hoover, Elisha Ferree, 181

Elizabeth, 181

Joseph, 181

Hoover, Margaret, 181
Howett, John, 124

Rebecca, 124
Jolly, Anna Maria, 151

Catharine Linn, 151

David Scott, 151

Jolin Stuart, 151

Mary Cavern, 151

Robert Linn, 151

Samuel Simeon, 151
Kunkle, Barbara, 260, 266, 2(

Benjamin, 269

Catharine, 262

Christina, 260

Daniel, 274

David, 275

EUzabeth, 262

Esther, 271

George, 262, 270, 274

George B., 274

Henry, 261

Hieronamis, 274

Jacob, 270, 274

John, 268, 274

Mary, 266, 269

Mathias, 274

Peter, 274

Susannah, 275
Kendrick, Annie, 121

Charles H., 122

Daniel, 122

Emeline, 121

George Washington, 121

Jane, 121

Jennie, 121

Raehael, 121

Slaymaker, 121

William W., 121
Kinzer, Ada, 161

340

History of the Slaymaker Family.

Kinzer, Amanda, 160

Annie, 156

Ann Amelia, 161

Catharine, 159

Elizabeth, 156

Faithful, 156

Henn-, 160

Jasper, 156

Joel, 155

Jolrn, 156

John David, 156

Kate, 161

Margaret, 159

Maria, 160

Marj' Ann, 155, 156

Nanton, 156

Sarah, 155

Susan, 160
Lefever, Abraham, 97

Adam, 105, 110

Agnes Jane, 73

Amelia, 100

Aima Barbara, 99, 112

Barbara Line, 103

David Alter, 92

Daniel, 42, 100

Daniel Line, 72

Elizabeth, 41, 42, 71, S3, 101,
106

Elizabeth Mlute, 71

Esther, 90

Evaline, 105

Fanny, 74

George, 41, 74, 97, 100, 108

George L., 97

George Washington, 72

Hanna Matilda, 103

Isaac, 41, 42, 74

Jacob, 70, S3, 109

Lefever, Jacob Camp, 105

Jesse, 42

John, 79, 97

John Curry, 71

John Porter, 105

John Wiegner, 101

Joseph, 41

Joseph Ritner, 74, 111

JosiahW.,73

Lawrence, 74,96

Leander Fleming, 110

Margaret, 74

Marj', 42, 97

Mary Ann, 71, 101

Marj' Ann Barbara, 72

Mary Matilda, HI

Nancy, 42

Peter, 71

Peter Perrj-, 73

Rhuhama Christiannah, 104

Salome Ann, 97

Samuel, 100, 103, 106

Samuel Augustus, 105

Samuel Slaymaker, 72

Sarah, 70, 102

Sarah L., 74

Susan, 42

Walter Denny, 111

Washington, 108

William Alter, 73

William Denny, 111
Line, Catharine, 113

Daniel, 113

George L., 112

John, 113

Mary, 113

Salome, 114
Linn, Catharine S., 154

Catharine Turner, 152

Index.

341

Linn, Elizabeth, 154

Ellen Jane, 150

Irvin Henry, 154

James Thomas, 152

John Francis, 153

John Slaymaker, 152, 153

Lucinda Elma, 154

Lucy Ann, 154

Margaret Elizabeth, 154

Mary Anne, 151

Mary Elizabeth, 153

Minnie Evans, 154

Nancy Jane, 154

Robert Alexander, 154

Samuel A., 152, 154

Samuel Duffield, 154

William Dickey, 154, 155
MiUer, Catharine, 154

Jolm, 154

Mary Ellen, 154

Samuel, 154
Mitchell, Andrew, 202

Eliza Francis, 202

George, 202

John, 203

Mary, 205

Samuel D., 205

Sophia Slaymaker, 205

William F., 205
Mott, Jarvis Beckett, 198
McCallister, Elizabeth Ann, 140

Keziah, 141

Uriah, 141
McClintock, Horcetia, 163

Orsemus, 163
McComsey, Andrew Jackson, 128

Elizabeth, 125, 137

Francina, 134

Harriet, 134

McComsey, James, 134

John, 134, 136

Lea, 137

Levi, 137

Margaret, 124

Mary, 124, 129, 134

Mathias, 134, 135

Rachel, 129

Rebecca, 129

Rebecca Margaret, 135

Samuel, 128, 134

Susan, 129

William, 125, 134, 135
Mcllvaine, John Slaymaker, 174

Margaret Catharine, 174

Robert S., 174

Samuel Linn, 174

Sarah Jane, :'74

William D., 174
McPherson, Adeline B., 123

Archibald, 123

Elizabeth, 122, 124

Harriet, 122

John, 122

Maria, 123

Mary, 122, 124

Mathias, 122

William, 122
Olsen, James S., 240

John S., 240

Lavinia M., 242

Mary E., 240

Martha Jane, 240

William B., 242
Parke, Caroline, 212

George W., 212 ,

John F., 213

Joseph M., 213

Mary Letitia, 215

342

History of the Slaymaker Family.

Parke, Samuel Slaymaker, 215
Paxton,AnnE.,155

Le\'ima K., 155

Sarah Jane, 155
Peebles, Sarah D., 228
Phenneger, Benjamin S., 234

George A., 234

Hannah J., 234

Jacob H., 233

John M., 233

Mar>' E., 234

Nathaniel S., 235

Sarah A., 233

Susan L., 235
Piekel, Barbara, 149
Quick, Benjamin Howell, 175

George D., 175

Jane E., 175

Margaret Catharine, 176
Slaymaker, Adam R., 227, 228

Agilis, 233

Alexander, 168, 170

Alexander H., 118, 119

Alexander J., 149

AUen M., 243

Amanda J., 171

Amas, 121

Amos, 183, 184, 235

Amos B., 196

Amos F., 199

Amos H., 192

Ann, 140, 155

Ann C, 227, 228

Anna Barbara, 41

Anna Mary, 178

Annie Cornelia, 193

Anne Elizabeth, 177

Barbara, 247

Beckie Ann, 201

Slaymaker, Catharine, 150, 180
Catliarine Amanda, 149
Charles H., 171
Charles M., 180
Daniel, 232, 233
Edward, 245
Eliza, 233
Elizabeth, 115, 122, 161, 168,

180, 186, 227, 236, 239, 244
Elizabeth Ann, 171
Elizabeth .\nna, 194
Emma, 180
Emma C, 121
Faithful, 198, 219
Faithful Mary, 195
Fanny E., 184
Francis, 168
Francis A., 169
Francis J., 168
Franklin, 244
Frederick, 140
George M., 176, 177
Hannah, 197, 217, 233
Hannah C, 199
Hannah L., 193
Harriett, 180
Harriett E., 192
Harriett R., 193
Henrietta R., 227
Henry, 118, 169, 182, 192, 217,

233
Henry A., 169
Henry C, 195
Henry E., 229
Henry F., 198
Henry S., 230
Henry Y., 227
Isaac F., 118
Isabella, 191, 192, 194

Index.

343

Slayraaker, Isabella A., 199
Isaiah, 235
James, 217, 245
James A., 231
James B., 178, 184
James F., 186
James H., 176, 178
James L,, 118
Jane, 140, 161, 168
Jane D., 195
Jane E., 146, 178, 217
Jane M., 240
Jasper, 169, 170, 184
Jean, 198
John, 115, 149, 150, 169, 171,

180, 233, 243
John E., 197
John H., 244
John L., 179
John M., 116, 120, 184
John R., 198
John S., 178
John W., 171
Jonathan S., 230
Kate, 243

LaNdnia, 169, 176, 180
Lavinia C, 178
Lawrence, 41
Leah Louisa, 118
Leonard, 168
Leonard A., 177
Louisa, 119
Lydia, 121, 226
Lydia Jane, 233
Maggie, 246
Margaret, 149, 180, 245
Margaret Caroline, 146
Margaret Catharine, 174
Margaretta, 230

Slaymaker, Martha C, 195

Mary, 115, 171, 179, 180, 201,

239
Mary Ann, 175, 235, 239
Mary E., 119, 192
Mary Jane, 176, 233
Mary Melvina, 117
Mary R., 228

Mathias, 115, 116, 150, 239
Nathaniel E., 147
Persifer F. S., 231
Rachael, 121
Ralph, 180
Rebecca, 124
Reuben A., 170
Robert B., 197
Robert M., 179, 180
Robert S., 230
Rufus H.,169
Salina G., 192
Sample, 144
Samuel, 227
Samuel C, 201, 217
Samuel E., 185
Samuel H., 176, 179, 229
Samuel L., 180
Samuel N., 245
Samuel R., 230
Sarah, 168, 226
Sarah C, 177
Sarah E., 169
Sarah Jane, 172, 178
Sarah Rebecca, 195
Sophia, 231
Sophia Elizabeth, 199 '
Stephen, 217
Stephen C, 228, 229
Susan B., 120
Susan C, 169, 171

344

History of the Slaymaker Family.

Slaymaker, Susanna, 235

Susan, 150

Susannah, 121

Thomas, 239

Thomas A., 179

Uriah, 118

Walter C, 197

Walter F., 170

Walter J., ISO

WiUiam, 168, 171, 239

William A., 178, 195

William D., 178, 193, 197

William M., 140, 144, 243

WilUam S., 168

Wilson, 243
Springer, John S., 121

Elizabeth, 121
Stautsenberger, Barbara, 276

David, 276

Elizabeth, 276

Jacob, 276

John, 276

Mary, 276, 280

Sarali, 275

Susan, 276
Stoner, Elizabeth, 159

Ephraim, 157

Hannah, 156

Henry, 156

John, 159

Margaret, 159

Mary Ann, 158
Tomlinson, Elizabeth Slaymalcer,
164

John Ballinger, 163

Tritt, Anna, 65

Barbara, 43

Catharine, 56

Christian, 43, 52

Elizabeth, 42

George, 55

Jacob, 42

John, 57

Peter, 53

Samuel, 52

William K., 62
Tweed, Jane, 260

Jesse, 260

William, 260
Umsted, Ann Elizabeth,

John, 159

Margaret, 159
Warfel, Christian, 276

Elizabeth, 280

John, 277

Mary, 279

Sarah, 276
Webber, Jonathan, 65
Willar, Margaret, 155
Wilson, Catharine, 313

Clark, 313

Daniel, 314

Elizabeth, 313

Hugh James, 314

John, 313

John E., 314

Sarah, 313

Susan Bell, 314

Thomas, 314

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