Mohawk Valley genealogy and history : [a compilation of clippings, 1948], Part 28

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army less than 100 years ago, came to Salisbury "and later helped his parents, , 4 sisters and . 4 brothers across the Atlantic to northern Her- kimer, Co., and their descendants to "this day are prominent in business affairs of the Mohawk Valley and in the State of Wisconsin where several of the Sassmans migrated.

About 90 years ago a great many Germans got, permission to leave their native land to set sail for America. It is not the province of this article to tell how they got out of Germany, nor of the dangers of the stormy "Atlantic, nor of the hard- ships of clearing the forests and erecting their log houses' to shelter their families. But it is the desire of the writer to contrast the present circumstances of the descendants of the dozen or more families who came from the village of Sant with the wretched condition of our near relatives in Sant today whose an- cestons had not the courage or means to come to America 75 years ago. Let us name a few of our prosperous neighbors whose ancestors came from Sant in Germany. The Grassel family, we find their grandchildren successful farmers and merchants in Salisbury, Norway, Dolgeville, War- ren and Little Falls when we see their comfortable homes it is diffi- cult to think of the suffering of the Grassels in Germany.

Two poor boys came fromo Sant and in a land of free competition they became the most influential men in West Winfield. Knowing the wealth of the Hiteman family can one think that their pet dog gets more calories per day than some of their relatives get in Germany.

Contrast the nice homes and the good wages or other incomes of the Huferts and Rings of Herkimer, the Wagoners of Ohio, the Ecklers of Salisbury, the Crouses and Wollen- steins of Cedarville with those of village of Sant.,

In Ilion a few years ago lived the son of poor parents who came from, Johan Jost Petrie family and de- Sand. He became a foreman in the scendants in America were compil- ed by the late Mrs. Frederick Staeh- la, of Munnsville, N. Y. Her notes have been checked, so far as we have been able to do so, and we will try to complete her work. Library Bureau, a deacon in the Bap- tist church and owner of the 4 fam- ily apartment on Second St. Contrast this with the present condition of the large Rice family who remain in Germany today:

Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Petrie, Johnstown, N. Y.

(Continued from last week)

Installment No. 20

190 Henricus J. Rosenkrantz. No further record. 191 Georgius Rosenkrants. No

further record. 1991 Johan Jost Herkimer Rosen- krantz. No further record.

193X Nicholas A. Rosenkrantz. Mentioned in General Herkimer's will. Married --- ---. Children.

900X Henry Rosenkrantz, had a son Nicholas, whose daughter lived at Ogdensburg, N. Y.

Children: (Recorded previously und- er) 741 b. 40," Abraham Bellinger, un- married. 742 b. 41 Josephus Bellinger, married Catharine Sophia Pohman. 743 b. 42 Maria or Anna Maria Bell- inger married James Breckenridge.

200X Hon. Yost (Joseph) Herki- mer, eldest- brother of Gen Nicholas Herkimer, born Oct. 1751. Married Elizabeth Schuyler (163), daughter of Peter D. and Barbara Herkimer Schuyler, about 1776-7. They were cousins. She was also called Cath- arine. Children 4 previously recorded under 820 Mary Herkimer married William Tygert; 821 Katharine Her- kimer married 1st Elijah Strong, married 2nd, Samuel Lord. 822 Herkimer' married James Campbell. 823 Dorothy (Dolly) Her- kimer married James Fox.

203X George Herkimer, was a son of Henrich Herkimer and Catharine Dygert. b. Feb. 18, 1764, at Schuy- ler Lake, baptized Feb. 27, 1764. Spon. George Herkimer and Cath- arine Schumaker. He died . Feb. 23, 1829, aged 66 years. He was an Aid . to General Washington, and was no Tory. He served in Col. M. Willett's Regiment 1782-1785, at German Flats and also at Oswego. He married Mary Loux, born 1767; died Dec. 27 or 29, 1832, aged 66 years. They lived upon a 400 acre farm on Schuyler Lake. They were buried on the farm cemetery. Numbers of Her- kimers were buried there. Children 12.

920X Caty Herkimer, born 1785. Married ---- Herrick. 2 children.

921 Elizabeth Herkimer, born 1787 or 97. Married Stephen Hubbard. Lived at Conesus Lake, N. Y.

923 Hannah Herkimer, born 1789 or 1799.

9244 Henry G. Herkimer, born 1792. Lived at Schuyler Lake. Died March 18, 1813, aged 46 years. Mar- ried Catharine --- . She died Dec. 16, 1854, aged 86. Children 8.

925 Catrina Herkimer, born 1794. 9926 Marget Herkimer, born 1796. Married Jacob Marshall, Sr. Child- ren 2.

927 Mark Herkimer, born 1799. 928 George Herkimer, 2nd born 1801. Not the Tory George. He was the oldest son. He died in 1875 Buried in Cemetery at New Haven. Lived at Schuyler Lake. Married Anna Herkimer.

929 William Herkimer born 1803. Lived in Chatauquua Co., in 1806. Married Harriet Cable. Children 3 sons.

929AX Timothy Herkimer, born in 1806 (or 1794 cemetery records) on Sept. 20; died Aug. 6, 1881. Lived at Schuyler Lake. Married Eliza ---- She died Feb. 28, 1834, aged 29 yrs. Children 2 sons and 2 daughters. ' 989BX, or (Deadena or Didadema) Herkimer. Born. May 25,- 1809 ;- Died- Aug. 31, 1879. Married Joseph Tun- nicliff. Children.,

(To Be Continued),

194X Maria Catharine ' Rosen- krants, daughter of Rev.' Abraham Any budget or plan for spending has to fit the needs, desires, and, of Rosenkrantz an dMaria (Mary) Her- kimer. She married for 2nd husband | course the income of the person or Johan (Joseph) Jost Bellinger (136). | family making it.

The Klippels

Does any one doubt the good luck! of . the Grassels, Rices, Huferts Rings, ' Wolfensteins, Sitemans, Eck lers'and Kimms. that they were per- mitted to be born in America instead of today starving with their relative

in Germany. If any one thinks I am stretching the truth let them read the foregoing letter showing the con- dition of the Klippel family over in the village of Sant in the American zone in Germany.

Nearly 90 years ago George Klip- pel came to Herkimer county with a family of 3 daughters and 5 sons. I remember the father as a shoe- maker in Curtis Corners in Northern Salisbury. 80 years ago a daughter married Leonard Kimm and their son became a banker in Iowa. For her second husband she married David Metzger. Her two sons were among the most successful farmers in Litchfield. She has 3 grandchild- ren whose farms, a few miles south | Nancy of Ilion are perhaps the most pro- ductive in the township. Contrast those three beautiful farm homes with all modern conveniences with the homes of the Klippels in Ger- many and thank the Lord the old shoemaker left his native land 90 years ago.

Three of the sons went to Iowa their descendants live today. A son George owned a saw mill in the Gulf 6 miles south of Ilion. Some of his children are prominent in Ilion affairs. One daughter married a pro- minent farmer and lives in a beauti- ful cottage 4 miles south of Ilion.

The Shoemakers son, Fred, mar- ried a Sassman girl and had a large family. All are dead except Fred Klippel Jr., who is perhaps the rich- est man in Cedarville with a very attractive home. What a contrast in living between Germany and Amer- 'ica as shown by the Cedarville and Ilion homes of the Klippels and the foregoing letter.

THE END

The Petries in America

These notes and records of the

Ninety years ago an army of Kimms lived in Hesse, Germany and out of that large aggregation 'only ne family came to America. In this apitolistic country the children and grandchildren of the Kimms have en- tered nearly every avenue open to the toiler's of America. Their names are on the rosters of our greatest college," West Point, Harvard, Yale, and a score of smaller colleges across the United States. Bankers, farmers, army officers, teachers, preachens and some of their descendants are merchants in Ilion under another name. New York, Iowa, Dakota and the' state of Washington have felt their Influence. The third and fourth generation furnished a score of sold- iers for World War II. Many times a day I thank my lucky star that I was not destined to spend my days in" our ancestral village of Sant, where people are desperately strug- gling, to find the barest necessities of life while here in America no one hears"of a Kimm "forsaken or his seed begging bread.'

MOHAWK VALLEY GENEALOGY AND HISTORY

St. Johnsville Enterprise and News, St. Johnsville, N. Y.

Questions and Answers

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MONTGOMERY, PIERSALL

Want parentage of Reuben Mont- gomery, b. Aug. 25, 1774 at Ninc Partners, Dutchess Co., N. Y. Want his marriage date to Polly Piersall, b. Oct. 29, 1779 at Fishkill, Dut- chess Co., N. Y.

MONTGOMERY, ADAMS

William H. Montgomery, b. July 3, 1818, Steuben Co., N. Y., son of Reu- ben (above), married as his second wife Matilda Aldams. Want dates and parentage for Matilda Adams Mont- gomery.

PRETTYMAN, WOLF

Reese Wolf, Jr., b. Sept. 19, 1762 son of Mary and Reese Wolf, Sr. a Rev. soldier. Wanted dates for Mary ----; dates and services record of Reese Wolf, Sr. Reese Wolf, Jr. was married to Sarah Prettyman, b. April 29, 1767 the daughter of William Prettyman and wife Comfort. Want dates for William Prettyman; maiden name with dates for Comfort. . . 35;

MANOR, BOOTH

Want complete dates for Samuel and wife Sarah (Booth) Mancr. Known children were: (1) Caleb, b: Aug. 18, 1807 in Berkley Co., Va., d. 1874, Randolph Co., Ind. Mar. to Elizabeth (Suver) Shirrard in Va. (2) David, b. Oct. 26, 1814, Berkley Co., Va., d. 1890, Jay Co., Ind. mar. to Jane Shirrard Dec. 8, 1840. (3) Benjamin, b. When ? Where?, mar. `to Sally Wilson, came to Jay Co., Ind. in 1834, rem. to Iowa soon after. Want complete list of children, of Samuel and Sarah Manor. Want in- formation on Elizabeth (Suver) Shir- rard Manor.

(Mrs. O. T.) Adah. M. Finch West Votaw Road Portland, Indiana

FISK, ELLSWORTH.

My father is Albert Judson Fisk who was born in Rochester, N. Y. in 1874. My grandfather, Addison Jud- son Fisk is buried in Mt. Hope ceme- tery in Rochester. I:am told that a Fisk genealogy was published pri- vately in Chicago, but can not find a copy of it. The family originally settled in Connecticuit, My maternal grandfather was Edward Franklin Ellsworth, also born in Rochester, N. Y. The Ellsworth family also came from Conticticut.

(Mrs.) Madeleine Fisk Wertz Box 631 Bernardsville, New Jersey

DUNMORE, FAIRCHILD

esburgh, Schenectady County, N. Y. baptised: Dorrides, June 1797, Cath- arine, May 22, 1800, chdn. of Michael and Elizabeth ' (Weller) Rechter. (Rechtor or Reighter.)

Page 275,, same book: Records of the first Presbyterian Church, Al- bany - John Grant, Gregor Grant and John Grant members admitted in 1785 -- James Grant in 1788 - Robert Grant and Sweeten Grant in 1793.

Page 330 same book: Cemetery at Patterson, Putnam County, N. Y. - Christine McPherson Grant, wife of Capt. James Grant d. May 4, 1883 ae 76y-9m -- James Grant, d. April 25, 1796, aged 69, -- Robert Grant, d. April 27, 1830 ae 40y-11m -- Wil- N. Y.)

liam Alexander Grant, son of Cap- tain James and Christina, emigrants from Scotland, d. Sept. 28, 1826, ae 31y-5m .-- The .inscription reads: "This granite slap is erected by Ro- bert Grant to perpetuate the memory of William Alexander Grant, his brother. (The Grant family lived north of Patterson in the town of Pawling.)

There are more Grants, Wellers and Fitzgeralds in these two books. C. L. Santos

The Petries in America

These notes and records of the Johan Jost Petrie family and de- scendants in America were compil- ed by the late Mrs. Frederick Staeh- la, of Munnsville, N. Y. Her notes have been checked, so far as we have been able to do so, and we will try to complete her work.

Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Petrie, Johnstown, N. Y.

(Continued from last week)

"204 Henry Herkimer, son of Hen- rich Herkimer and Catharine Dygert. Born-1767; died-1813 .- Aged. 46. He was Aide to Gen. Nicholas Herkimer, in the Battle of Oriskany. Married Catharine Timmerman. She was born in 1768; died in 1854, Dec. 16. Both were buried in the old Herkimer ce- metery near Schuyler Lake. This is on Route 28. A marker was placed there on August 3, 1934. (Note: This dedication program was sponsored by Ganowauges Chapter, D. A. R. of Richfield Springs, (Enterprise and News, 10-9-35) .. Children 9.

905 Joseph Herkimer, born 1802; died in 1867, Lived in Otsego Co., N. Y. Married Clarissa Cook (1808- 1880) ..

: 906. Henry H. Herkimer. Lived in Michigan.' Married --- --.. Children 1 and perhaps more.

907 Roberft Herkimer. Larry Dunmore Jr., born near Johns- 1 908 "Alonzo" Herkimer: died March

THURSDAY, JULY 8th, 1948

grandson of Warner Dygert, who married Maria Catharine. He was of Palatine and Stone Arabia, N. . He was killed in the battle of Oriskany Aug. 6, 1777. He was also a member of the committee of safety. His son, Severinus was drafted for the said battle, but the father went in his stead, as the boy was only 17 years old. Capt. John, married Anna Doro-' thea Nov. 29, 1759. (Desc: join D. A. R. through Dygert family.) Children 10.

960X Severinus Dygert, was Minute Man in the Revolution. He was born Nov. 23, 1760. Sponsons were Severinus Dygert and Maria, randparents: They moved to Wheeler, Steuben Co., N. Y. He married in 1782, Anna Suits (Sometimes spelled Sitz, Citts, etc.) Children: 5.

, 961 Elizabeth Dygert, born March 4, 17662. Sponsors Rudolph Schu- macher and Gertrude, grandparents. She died June 25, 1815. Married Ro- bert Gray, July 30, 1783. He was from Tillenbergh (near Ephratah,

962 'Anna Maria Dygert, born May 28, 1763. Sponsors Anna Maria Her- kimer, wife of Rev. Abraham Rosen- crants, aunt and uncle. She died Dec. 30, 1766.

963 Johannes Dygert, born May ] 11, 1765. Sponsors Johannes Schnell ! and Anna Elizabeth.'

964 Warner Dygert, born Dec. 30, 1766. Sponsors Warner Dygent and wife Magdalena Herkimer, uncle and aunt Married Susanna Riess, Dec. 15, 1789.

965 Petrus Dygert, born July 7, 1768. Sponsors Peter S. Dygert and Sara. He died the day of his birth. 966 Rudolph Dygert born July 28, 1769. Sponsors Capt. Rudolph Schumacher, and Gertrude, wife. He was Commissioner of highways. Mar- ried Elizabeth Ehle on June 28, 1795. 967X Maria Dygert, born about 1771. Sponsors Nicholas Herkimer and Maria Dygert wife, uncle and aunt. Married George Wafel (Wau- fel). Children: 4.

968X Gertrude Dygert, born about 1773. Sponsors Rudolph Schumacher and wife Gertrude. Married (1) Abraham Hees, Nov. 6, 1796. He was a son of Johannes Hess and Eva Cop- pernoll. Children: 4. Married (2) Pet- er Young, Esq. on Jan. 1, 1818. She was his 3rd wife.

/969X-Catharine Dygert, born about 1775. She married Johann Gerhart Walrath, on June 14, 1795. He died July 8, 1806, aged 93 and his widow Catharine Married (2 Peter Nellis. No. children. Children by Walrath 2. Anna, Dorothea Schumaker, mar- mied 2nd time to Wilhelm Nellis, on Sept. 1, 1783. No children by him. ). (To Be Continued)

Burkhart Family In America

Compiled by Carl H. Zivinck .: ' 904 Packard Ann Arbor, Michigan. These notes and records of the

Aug. 18, 1807 in Benkley Co., Va., d. 1874, Randolph Co., Ind. Mar. to. Elizabeth (Suver) Shirrard .in Va. (2) David, b. Oct. 26, 1814, Berkley Co., Va., d. 1890, Jay Co., Ind. mar. to Jane Shirrard Dec. 8, 1840. (3) Benjamin, b. When? Where?, mar. `to Sally Wilson, came to Jay Co., Ind. in 1834, rem. to Iowa soon after. Want complete list of children, of Samuel and Sarah Manor. Want in- formation on Elizabeth (Suver) Shir- rard Manor.

(Mrs. O. T.) Adah. M. Finch West Votaw Road

Portland, Indiana

FISK, ELLSWORTH.

My father is Albert Judson Fiskt , in the Battle of Oriskany. Married who was born in Rochester, N. Y. in ( 1874. My grandfather, Addison Jud- son Fisk is buried in Mt. Hope ceme- tery in Rochester. I am told that a Fisk genealogy was published pri- vately in Chicago, but can not find a copy of it. The family originally settled in Connecticuit, My. maternal grandfather was Edward Franklin Ellsworth, also. born in Rochester, N. Y. The Ellsworth family also came from Conticticut.

(Mrs.) Madeleine Fisk Wertz Box 631

Bernardsville, New Jersey

DUNMORE, ; FAIRCHILD

Larry Dunmore Jr., born near Johns- 1908 Alonzo Herkimer; died March town, N. Y. about 1770 was the son | 13, 1843. Aged 37 yrs, 5 mos. 16 days. of Larry Jr. of Scotch descent. He 909 Margaret Herkimer. 910 Mary Herkimer. married Irene Fairfield, daughter of Matthew Fairchild. In. 1793-4 they 911 Hannah , Herkimer. were living in Canadarqua, Ontario 912 Della Herkimer. Co., N. Y. where five children were 913 Jacob Herkimer. Moved to Michigan. Married --- ---. Children 6 sons and 3 daughters. born. In 1805 they went back to Johnstown but soon moved to Duan- esburg, Schenectady Co., N. Y.

1. What relation was . Larry Jr. Dunmore to John Dunmore who came to Johnstown from Massachusetts about 1805 and secured a farm five miles north-west of Johnstown where he lived the remainder of his life ?

2. Who was mother of Irene Fair- child? Were the Fairchild's from Connecticut ? When and where was Irene born ? When were Larry Dun- more and Irene Fairchild married ? Where ?

Laura Blanche Dunmore 6516 Sixth Avenue Northwest Seattle 7, Washington.

FOLEY'S, GRANTS, WELLERS FITZGERALDS

Book I, Foley's Early Settlers of of Henry Herkimer and Catherine N. Y. State page 38, from the diary Dygert. Married Peter Schuyler (160), son of Peter D. Schuyler and Barbara Herkimer. Children: (Prev. records under)- of Ralph Izard. Saturday, July 12th, 1765, 'Had a disagreeable ride twen- ty-two miles through a thick wood with a bad path to Fort Stanwix, 810X Peter Schuyler married So- phia Cook. built in the year 1759 by General Stanwix. Lieutenant Allen . Grant commanded.

811X John Schuyler married Mary McCord.

Page C-37: Presbyterian Church at 812X . Abraham Schuyler married Sarah Southerland. 1 Good Will , (Orange County, N. Y. - Jacob Weller and Mary Butters mar- 813X Joseph Schuyler married Margaret McCord. ried Jan. 10, 1770 -- page C-53, same church records: Elizabeth, dau. of Loudywick Weller, baptised Feb. 1, (Installment No. 21) 1771 -- same page, same records; Joseph, son of Jeremiah Fitzgerald, Schumaker, daughter of : Gertrude baptised Dec. 11, 1770.

225 Anna Dorothea (Dorothy) Herkimer and Private Rudolph Shoe- Book 2, Foleys' Early Settlers of N. Y. State - page 88: from Records maker, Sa. Married Captain Johan- nes (John) Dygert. He was a son of of Christs' Episcopal Church, Duan-'Severinus Dygert and Anna Maria,

in America

Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Petrie, Johnstown, N. Y.

(Continued from last week)

"204 Henry Herkimer, son of Hen- rich Herkimer and Catharine Dygert. Born -1767; died-1813, Aged-46. He was Aide to Gen. Nicholas Herkimer,

Catharine Timmerman. She was born in 1768; died in 1854, Dec. 16. Both were buried in the old Herkimer ce- metery near Schuyler Lake. This is on Route 28. A marker was placed there on August 3, 1934. (Note: This dedication program was sponsored by Ganowauges Chapter, D. A. R. of Richfield Springs, (Enterprise and News, 10-9-35) .. Children 9.

905 Joseph Herkimer, born 1802; died in 1867, Lived in Otsego Co., N. Y. Married Clarissa Cook (1808- 1880) ..

966 Rudolph Dygert born July 28, 1769. Sponsors Capt. Rudolph Schumacher, and Gertrude, wife. He was Commissioner of highways. Mar- ried Elizabeth Ehle on June 28, 1795. 967X Maria Dygert, born about 1771. Sponsors Nicholas Herkimer and Maria Dygert wife, uncle and aunt. Married George Wafel ' (Wau- fel). Children: 4.

+969X Catharine Dygert, born about 1775. She married Johann Gerhart Walrath, on June 14, 1795. He died July 8, 1806, aged 93 and his widows Catharine Married (2 Peter Nellis. No. children. Children by Walrath 2. Anna, Dorothea Schumaker, mar- mied 2nd time to Wilhelm Nellis, on Sept. 1, 1783. No children by him. ;. (To Be Continued)

Burkhart Family In America

Compiled by Carl H. Zwinck 904 Packard

Ann Arbor, Michigan

These notes and records of the Burkhar(d)t family (under. varied; spellings) have been gathered by a Burkhart descendant who wishes them to be available to others in- terested in the family. Any data sur- mitted to him about this family un- der any of its spellings will be print- ed, with proper credit given, in this series.

202X Abraham Herkimer, son of Henrich Herkimer and Catherine Dy- The following genealogy of des- cendants of John and Samuel Burk- hart bears the number of the genera- tion after each name, based upon John and Samuel as the first gen- eration. Three Burkhart brothers, gert. He was with General Herkimer at the Brant Council. Was the 1st white man to warn . Fort Herkimer of the Cherry Valley Massacre. Mar- ried Dorothea Dygert, daughter of Peter Dygert and Sarah, Children :3. William, John and Samuel, born 930 Henry Herkimer, born March about 1790 to 1800 in Germany (pro- 29, 1788. Sponsors Henry Dygert and bably in Wurtemberg) came as Lena Herkimer. 931 Peter Herkimer, born May 9, 1790. Sponsors, Peter S. Dygert and Sarah. youths to America. William, b. 13 Sept. 1798, probably settled in Penn- sylvania, perhaps, N. Y. His des- cendants are unknown to this com- piler. John and Samuel settled in 932 Nicholas Herkimer, born Jan. 30, 1792. Sponsors Nicholas Herter, and Margretha." New York state. Exact locations are unknown, although Samuel lived in Monroe Co and near Mt. Morris, N. Y., in middle or later life.

· John Burkhart 1 b. 28 Sept. 1791 m. Jane (Jennie) Glenn who did a day's spinning on her.103nd birthday. Their descendants are listed, so far as they are known below:

Charles Burkhart 2 b. 1814 d. 1875 m. 24 April 1838 Roxena Searl b. 1821 d. 1863. George Burkhart 3 b. 1839 d. 1917 m. Sarah Southerton. LaVinney Burkhart 4 m4 O. H. Flem- ming and had Zadie 5, George 5, and Fern 5. Eugene Burkhart 4 m. May Westerveldt. Florence Burkhart 5 m. 10 March 1915 Fred Spaulding and had Rita Spaulding 66 b. 3 June 1923 Perry, Mich. Augurn Burkhart 5m. 10 March 1915 Ruth Beers and had Juanita 6 b. 13 Nov. 1919 Mich. and Stanley 6 b. April 1931 Mich. D. Burkhart 4 m. Bind Colby and had Cleo 5 b .. 10 March 1897 single. Phoebe Burkhart 3 b. 1841 d. 1911 m.

In_H

906 Henry H Herkimer Lived in Michigan. Married --- -- Children 1 and perhaps more.

1.907 Roberft Herkimer.

Dorothea, was a sister of the wife of Gen. Nicholas Herkimer ..

205X Catherine Herkimer, daughter

Ray Johnson and had Ruel Burkhart 4 m. Elal Marshall, Olie Burkhart 4 m., ? ? ? Arnold, brother of Ralph Arnold, Artina Burkhart 4 m. Ralph Arnold (mentioned above), and Geo. Burkhart 4 d. young. Ellen Burkhart 3 b. 1843 d. 1885 m. ? ??? Wood, brother of William Wood. Harriet Burkhart 3 b. 1845 . 1935 m. Tho- mas Sharp b. 1845 Linden, Wash., Co,, Mich. Fred Sharp 4 b. 1872 Mich. m. Clara (Colburn and'had Hazel 5 b. 1900 Mich. Tom Sharpe 4 b. 1876 Mich. m. Elizabeth Hewett Roland without issue. Buurk H. Sharp 4 b. 1885 m. 13 Nov. 1913 Enda Heath and had (in Lansing, Mich.) Heath Sharp 5 b. 1916, LaVerne Sharp 5 b. 1921, and Maralyn Sharp 5 b. 1924. Sarrah Burkhart 3 d. 14 August 1872 m. Charles Bever (Boyers?) Caro- lyn Burkhart 3 b. 1850. Mary Burk- hart 3 b. 1851 d. 1858. Orrin Burk- hart 3 d. Oscar Burkhart 3 b. 1857 r. 1917 m. Angie Danoer Cora Burk- hart 4 m. Ethel Burkhart 4 m. Dr. Koebbe and had Mary Katherine 5. Susie Burkhart 3 b. 25 Dec. 1863 m. Edward Daniels, 1935 anw had Mild- red 4 b. 12 Nov. 1886 m. 3 Oct. 1931 Wm. A. Meyers b. 19 Feb. 1872, War- ren Ruel Daniels 4 b. 27 July 1889 m. Charles 4 b. 2 Feb. 1905, and Doro- thy 4 b. 16 Sept. 1898 d. 29 June 1913.

Susan Burkhart 2 m. Moses Marsh and had James 3, Jane 3, Will 3, and Mary 3.

William Burkhant 2 b. 1817 d. 1876 m. Sarrah Vedder b. 1817 d. 1893, Frank Burkhart 3 b. 1841 m. Ella Twamley b. 9 Aug. 1843. Clara Burk- hant 4 m. and had Gladys 5. Flora Burkhart 4 d. Will 4 d. Claud 4 m. Mary --- and had Wm. Henry b. about 1932 Chicago, Ill. Aaron Burkhart 3 b. 1846 m. Rebecca Schneider. Mun- son Burkhart 4 m. 1st Hulda Feld- camp and m. 2nd Clara Feldcamp. Olive 5 was child of Munson 4. Delos Burkhart 3 d. aged 10 years. Mun- son Burkhart 3 lived in Wash. Co., Mich, in 1932.

'Jane Berckhart 2 b. 22 Aug. 1822 m. 14, Apr. 1847 Benjamine V. Peter- son b. 11 Apr. 1820. Morissa 3 d. Freeman ·3 b. 30 May 1848 m. Zora Van Gorder. Gale Peterson 4 b. 1877 Mich. m. 1st Helen Ackerd and had Virginia 5 b. 25 March 1925 d., Nor- inė 5 b. 13 June 1909, Marion 5 b. 24 Jan. 1912, and Wayne 5 b. 29 Nov. 1913 m. Mary Finlan. Gale 4 m. end Ina Bravener (descendant of Samuel 1) without issue. Charley Peterson 3 m. Doll Jacobs. Fred 4 m1. and had O. M. Peterson 5. Jennie 4 n. 1st Dick Ross and m. 2nd' --- She had Neva Ross 5, Glen Ross 5, Alice Ross 5, and Asel Ross 5. Alice m 4. 1st Oscar Johnson and m. 2nd - Catline. She and Natalie John- son 5, Beatrice Johnson 5, and Leotz Johnson 5, Nina Peterson 4 d. DeEtte Peterson 3 m. Wm. Burkhart (broth- er of Francis Augustus Burkhart, descendant of Samuel Burkhart) without issue. ?

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Mohawk Valley genealogy and history : [a compilation of clippings, 1948], Part 28

Author: Publication date: 1942 Publisher: [1942-1949] Number of Pages: 222

Author:
Publication date: 1942
Publisher: [1942-1949]
Number of Pages: 222