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1808-1864. -
THE BEV. THOS. T. JAEGER.
viz : the acceptance of a call as pastor of the congregation fully organized. Apparently he commeured to hold services here as soon as he entered the field, but did not succeed in formally organizing the congregation until this time.
The corner-stone, so the document says, was laid in 1751. No precise date is given. But apparently it was in the month of May, probably the latter part. It is not stated whether there was a building committee. If there was, it evidently consisted of John Bey- er and Michael Sebaner who, in behalf of the congregation, drew up the contract for the mason work, with Andrew and Michael Dietz, of Lancaster county. That it was a stone building is evident from the dimensions of the wall as given in the contract, viz : 40 x 36 x 20. The masons were to re- ceive one shilling and six pence per perch. about 20
cents, and doubie that amount for the foundation. Four day laborers were to be employed by Messrs. Beyer and Schauer to dig the foundation. and af- terward to act as ten- dors to the masons. The forfeit or penal- ty for failure to com- ply with the condi- tions of the contract was to be fifty pounds for either party, the final payment was to be made Nov. 16. 1751. There is an- other contract dated June. 1751. But it is almost undo-
cipherable. brief examination, how- over shows that it is for lumber, viz : joists.
Evidently the church remained in an un- finished state about two years. This is shown by the existerce of another contract dated June 18. 1753. This is signed by Joh. Geo. Luck. Simon Bennetsch and fourteen other members of the Lutheran congregation in Heidelberg township. The fourteen are : Michael Schauer, John Beyer, John Arzt, Philip Ermentrout, Peter Fey, Leonhard Fey, Heinrich Fiedler, John Bayer, Jr., Henry Bayer. Henry Gruber, Matthias Wennrich. Jacob Mauns, Jost Hetterich and Adam Schauer. It is for the carpenter work which is to be done by Christian Betz. Ile is to receive twenty-four pounds. Pennsylvania
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currency (sixty-four dollars), with free boarding and lodging while doing the work. The congregation is to furnish the nails, putty, &e., in fact all the materinis. The money is to be paid as enrned. Thorough, workmanlike work is promised. The penalty is forty pounds. There is no account of the dedication. it is within the range of possi- bility that no dedication was ever held. This would not be so very strange as quite a num- ber of churches of those carly days have no such records, and it is almost absolutely cer- tain that at least some of them were never formally dedicated.
This building remained in use a little more than sixty years. By this time it was con- siderably delapidat- ed. and it had also become too small for the congregation. The following wore therefore appointed a Building Commit - Henry Ben- notsch. Henry Gru- ber, George Gruber. John Ernst, Peter Spang, John Pahn, William Roether and Jonathan Minnig. These also acted as collectors and pay- masters as is shown by the book of set- tlement, containing the amounts collect- ed and paid out by each. The date of this settlement is March 1, 1817. The corner-stone was laid May 1, 1814.
In connection with a Bible, a Iat- theran catechism, Lutheran Nym Book, etc., etc .. the usual "Declaration" was placed in the corner-stone. This "Declaration" sets forth that this church, now called St. Daniel's, "is forever to be, and to remain a Lutheran church, in which the Gospel is to be preached and the Holy Sacraments are to be admin- istered, according to the teachings of Christ and in accordance with the Augsburg Con- fession whose contents we have in our prec- ious catechism, which, together with the Holy Scriptures is now deposited in the corner- stone, so that future generations may know what our confession is." The document thus deposited, it is said, was signed by the El- ders and Deacons, as well as the Building Committee, together with the ministers pres- ent. Unfortunately none of these names are found here or elsewhere, except Building
Committee found elsewhere. Again the church was apparently not innnediately com- pleted, possibly not in less than two years.
The settlement of March 1, 1817, says it was that of the accounts for the newly built St. Daniel's church, implying, although not declaring so in express terms that the build- ing was but recently finished. All this would seem to indicate that the present building does not ocenpy the same spot on which the first church stood. Again there is no account of the dedication. It is now abont ninety years old-will it fill out the hundred?
From the settlement already referred to. We also learn that the members of the build-
1861-1802.
THE REV. AARON FINFROCK.
ing committee collect- ed and paid ont $2 .- 089.07, and that $820.83 were vet to be paid. making a total cost of 918.90, certainly a very reasonable amount for a large stone building, with sandstone trimmings. about 70 x 48 or 50. Apparently there has been no considerable change in the inter- mal arrangement. construction or style of the building, ex- cept perhaps the ad- dition of paint to beautify it. As was customary 75 or 100 years ago, open stair- ways lead to the gal- leries, which occupy the three sides, cast. south and west. The organ is on the south side opposite the high pulpit.
The fact that the deed for the first tract of land. 1 acre and 71% perches, bought of John Artz, bears date Nov. 30, 1747, might indicate that the first steps looking to the organization of a congregation at this place, were taken then and that this was the time when Rov. Kurtz commenced holding regular services here. This deed was acknowledged before Conrad Weiser. June 8. 1751. The tract cost five shillings, or less than three quarters of a dollar. Another tract of 12015 perches or 31 of an acre and 1 perch, was bought about the same time from Abraham Lauck. The price was the same. The congregation now owned nearly two acres of land for which they had paid about 75 conts an acre.
From time to time small tracts were add- ed. August 21. 1773, fifty-three perches were
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bought from Geo. Lauck for 40 shillings. This would have been between $15.00 and $20.00 per acre. May 20. 1813, just before commencing the present church. 150 perches were added and April 2, 1847, 1 acre, 961% perches. Another acre was added in 1866. About April, 1901, they purchased the tract of about 7 acres immediately south of their other property. So that the property now consists of about 14 acres.
The house formerly occupied by the organ- ist, sexton and overseer of the cemetery, gon- orally the same person hitherto, immediately south of the church, has been removed and a new and more modern structure takes its place.
The Lutheran con- gregation has had a comparatively small mumber of regular pastors. only two during the first sixty or more years. They are the following : Rev. J. N. Kurtz, D.D., from the or- ganization between 1747 and 1750 until 1770; Roy. Christ- opher Emanuel Schulze. 1770 til death, March, 1809. It is altogether prob- able that the most of the preaching and pastoral service of this church, Womels- dorf and Bernville, was attended to by John Andrew Selitilze during the 8-10 years in which he was his father's assistant. Then af- tor the death of Em- anuel Schulze there was a vacancy of a little more than two years. Whether Rev. Wm. Beates, who took charge of Warwick, Schaefferstown, Swamp, Myerstown and Womelsdorf, and who re- tained Womelsdorf about 8 or 10 years, also supplied this church with most of the others during the vacancy, we cannot say.
1892-1901.
THE REV. WILLIAM W. KRAMLICH.
But in 1811, Rev. Daniel Ulrich was call- ed to the Tulpehocken parish, of which this was a part and served Christ at Stouchsburg, Rehrersburg, Newmanstown, Bernville and possibly other churches in connection with this congregation which he served until Sept. 25, 1853, and Womelsdorf about 18 years, say 1821-49 or 50.
Rev. T. T. Jaeger then became its pastor 1853, till Jan. 17, 1864.
Rev. Henry S. Miller served the congrega- tion January to July, 1864.
Rev. Aaron Finfrock became its pastor 1864 until the close of 1892.
W. W. Kramlich became its pastor 1892 until Nov. 1901.
During the vacancy from Nov. 1901-1902, it was supplied by Rey. J. W. Early by di- rection of the president of Conference, when Rev. O. E. Pfinger, formerly of Elizabeth- ville. Dauphin county, entered upon his duties as regular pastor of the Womelsdorf parish and has now been its pastor nearly a yenr.
We have been told that during the pastor- ato of Rev. Finfrock, in 1876, one hundred and twenty-five years after the corner stone of the first church was laid, and more than sixty years af- ter the second one was laid, in which the Lutherans had registered their sol- Minh oath, calling heaven and earth to witness that they meant to preserve it intact as a Intheran church, it was made a so-called Union church. But appar- ently it is not union in the sense and manner in which some others are. For in the "Bules and Regulations of St. Daniel's Evangelical Lutheran church in Heidelberg township, Berks county," pub- lished in 1895, nine- foon years after the admission of the Ro- formed, there is not a line, or even a word indicating the right of any other congregation to say or do anything that might interfer with the absolute antonomy of this Lutheran congre- gation. From this it would seem that the relations of the two congregations are simi- lar to those of the Reformed and the Luth- eran congregations at Millersburg. the order being simply reversed. While the one owns the property and has absolute control of it the other is allowed the free use of it under a mutual agreement. The conditions of the agreement we did not find in the record. Rev. Thomas C. Leimbach has been the pastor of the Reformed congregation ever since it has occupied the church.
The Lutheran congregation is quite strong. numbering about 450 at a single communion. indienting that the total membership might
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possibly be almost if not altogether 600.
During the time of their connection with Tulpehocken, Stouchsburg and Reed's cou- gregations they assisted in building the first parsonage and in all probability the second. for it seems almost certain that the present parsonage is not the first one. They were re- garded as an integral part of that parish for fully one hundred years, until near the close of Rev. Ulrich's ministry, when he gave up Christ and Rehrer sburg, and they called another pastor before he ceased his labors here. From that time on they have been a part of the Womelsdorf parish.
It might added that there is a union chap- el at Robesonia, about 11 mile distant, in
which English services are held in the evening on stated Sun- days. for the benefit of the young people, so that it might fairly be said that the congre- gation has one service every Sunday.
A few words in conclusion. It might be a matter of inter- est to the mem- bers to know who were the first contribut- ors to the support of the pastor. They were : Johannes Arzt,* Michael Schauer, Philip Armentrout Adam Schauer, Heinrich Fied- ler, Simon Bennetsch, Jacob Sensebach, fuer frau, Heinrich Gruber, Joh. Geo. Lang. Laz- arus, Wingert, seine frau, die Witwe Maun- zin, Joh. Adam Banowiz, Peter Foy, John Dieter. Jost Hetterich, Leonhard Fey, Johannes Bayer, sr., Friederich Haehns frau, Matthias Wonerich, Heinrich Bayer, Michael Kessler, Balthaser Wenerich, John Bayer, jr., Joh, Geo. Urig. Michael Schneider, Nick- olaus Schweyer, Jacob Boerm or Foerm. Hejurich Frey, Fredr Weiser, Joh. Jacob So- fass fuer meine frau, Michnel Bortz, Nick-
olaus Marder and Fr. and Peter Werlan and two others without names. These contribut- ed over 12 pounds, about $33.00, or on an average of one dollar each.
That they had also built themselves a school house is evident from the fact that there is a subscription list for that purpose, in which the contributions are also noted.
Therefore let us not only cherish the men- ory of these our fathers, who did so much for us, especially for the extension of the church and the preservation of the pure faith among ns, but let ns also strive to imitate their works. They labored under great dis- advantages and with much self- denial. They
Since 1902.
THE REV. O. E. PFLUEGER.
labored in pov- erty in a new and unenlivated country. Now it has become a garden. Their homes were mostly huts and cabins with bare doors and with scarcely any furniture or oth- er conveniences and comforts of civilized life. We have all the gifts and blessings which were de- nied them. Yet out of their por- erty they con- tributed liberal- ly to provide the preaching of the
Gospel for themselves and their children. Should we not do the same? Has it occurred to us that if the same standard of contribut- ing to the support of the Church and of the Gospel prevailed among us which obtained among our fathers, instead of having twenty- six parishes, some of which have five or six or even more good sized congregations we would have from fifty to sisty parishes in the Reading Conference, with at least one service every Sunday in every church and the pastor overseeing the instruction of the young and thus fulfilling the injunction "Feed my Lambs."
* The spelling of the original document is followed
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PRESS NOTICES
It may seem a strange coincidence that we have two "Corner" churches in Berks county, the one just mentioned (St. Daniel's) and the New Bethel or "Corner" church in the angle formed by the Pinnacle, a spur of the Blue Mountain itself. However, it was the corner church near Robesonia that celebrated its sesqui-centennial last Sunday. Even the program in full would occupy quite a large space. Suffice it to say that the weather was favorable and everything auspicious. The church could not hold more than 600 or 700. But there was another church full about the windows aud doors.
Perhaps it would be worth while to men- tion the fact that in the evening one of the deacons used a "Klingle Sack," the only one in the possession of the congregation, in tak- ing up the collection. It is of peculiar con- struction. The bell is not attached or sus- pended from the pouch, but is fastened to the stem, very much in the manner in which sleigh-bells are sometimes fastened to the shafts.
Only a few important facts in connection with the past history of the church can be given. In 1750 the congregation applied to the Ministerium and was received by it. It at once called Rev. J. N. Kurtz, and in 1751 comuneneed the erection of a church which was completed 1753. In 1770 Kurtz left. and Emmanuel Schulze became the pastor and remained so until March, 1809. He was succeeded by Rev. Daniel Ulrich in 1811. In 1814 the corner-stone of the present edifice was laid. Since 1853 it has been a part of the Womelsdorf parish. Its location is some-
what unfortunate, as it is too distant from the growing town of Robesonia and too near to have a separate organization in the town. But there seems to be renewed activity in the congregation and a solution of the diffi- culty may be found .- The Lutheran.
The sesqui-centennial celebration of the St. Daniel's ( Corner ) Evangelical Lutheran con- gregation, at Robesonia, on Saturday and Sunday, was attended by large concourses of people at all of the five services. Elaborate preparations were made for the event by special committees appointed for the purpose, and everything passed off in the best of or- der, the program being carried out to the leiter.
The services were in charge of the pastor, Rev. O. E. Pflueger, assisted by a number of visiting clergymen. Though the church is union, this was distinctively a Lutheran celebration. It is only in late years that the Reformed congregation, under the pastorate of Rev. T. C. Leimbach, is worshiping in the edifice. It is only the Lutheran congregation that celebrated its 150th birthday .- The Reading Times.
The 150th anniversary of St. Daniel's ( Corner) Evangelical Lutheran congrega- tion, at Robesonia, Rev. Oscar E. Pflueger, pastor, was observed on Saturday afternoon and evening, and the services were continued on Sunday. The church was beautifully decorated with greens and mountain ash. In the rear of the pulpit was the word "Wel- come," below which were the figures "1753- 1903," and the inscription, "Ses ui-Centen- nial," in evergreen letters .- The Reading Eagle.
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CHURCH COUNCIL
ELDERN.
DEACONS.
DAVID KIEBACH,
WM. IL. BROWN, SEC.,
FRANKLIN H. BRICKER,
MILTON L. STUMP.
HARRY W. SHEELER, MILTON R. GRUBER, W.M. B. STUMP.
JONATHAN E. STUMP, Treasurer.
TRUSTEES. G. FRANK ROETHER, SAM'L. K. WENRICH, DAN'L B. STUMP.
LIST OF MEMBERS
NOTES .- The number to the left of the name indicates the post office address of the person according to the appended P. O. Directory, and the letters to the left of the number indicate the section of the town so marked.
Names beginning immediately after the number are heads of families or the only inem- bers of families belonging to this congregation.
Names slightly indented are the names of the wives of the men whose names precede.
Double indented names are those of confirmed, unmarried sons and daughters of the family.
The number following the name indicates the page of the record on which the name may be found.
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY
1 Womelsdorf
31 Hamburg
2 Rycland
32 Bernville
3 Newmanstown
33 Schubert
4 Richland
34 Shartlesville
5 Fritztown
35 Bethel
6 Blainsport
36 Obold
7 Sheridan
37 Mt Aetna
8 Denver
9 Cocalico
10 Robesonia
11 N Heidelberg
41 Wyomissing
42 Lebanon
43 Philadelphia
44 Ephrata
45 Shenandoah
46 Schuylkill Haven
47 Landingville
18 Douglassville
48 Schaefferstown
49 Summit Station
50 Myerstown
51 Pottstown
21 Tulpeboeken
52 Cornwall
23 Rehrersburg
53 Harrisburg
24 Krick's Mills
54 Montello
25 Kleinfeltersville
55 Washington, D C
26 Hokendauqua
56 Prescott
27 Scullbill
57 Friedensburg
28 Meckville
58 Vine Land, N J
59 Oakbrook
30 Strausstown
60 Leinbachs
20
38 Shillington
39 Leesport
40 Reading
12 L Heidelberg
13 Lorah
14 Sinking Springs
15 Dauberville
16 Wernersville
17 Jacksonwald
19 Garfield
20 Host
22 Stouchsburg
29 Wintersville
OWEN C. HUGHES,
LIST OF MEMBERS
ROBESONIA (St. Daniel's)
1 Frank Anderson 1
1 Amelia Anderson 1
1
Charles Anderson 1
16 Franklin B Balthaser
1
16 Annie Balthaser 1
16 Geo W Balthaser 1
16
Amanda Balthaser
1
16
Kate A Balthaser 1
16
Geo K Balthaser 1
16
Annie Balthaser 1
16
Harry Balthaser 1
12 Moses Balthaser 1
12
Elmira Balthaser
1
40 Robert H Balthaser
1
1020 N. Tenth St.
40
Amelia Balthaser
1
12 John J. Barlett
1
12
Ilannah Barlett
1
12
Maggie Barlett
1
12
Emma N. Barlett 1
12
Mary II. Barlett 1
12
Cora A Barlett
1
20 Joseph Bear 1
20 Atilda Bear 1
20
Rosa Bear
1
16 Wm Bechtel
1
16
Agnes Bechtel
1
NW 10 Wm Bechtel 1
NW 10 Kate Bechtel 1
11 George D Behney 1
11 Edward Behney 1
11
Amelia Behney
1
11
Darius C Behney 1
11 Harry Behney 1
11 Elmira Behney 1
NE 10 Chas Belleman 1
50 Alvin Bender 1
11 Franklin Bender 1
11 Mary Bender 1
11 Maggie Bender 1
10 John Bender
2
12 Thos B Bricker
2
10 Amelia Bender 2
3 Mrs. Kate Bonnethum 2
3 John E Bennothum 2
NE
1 Wm Bennethum
2
NE 10 Win II Bensing
2
NE 10
Mrs. W. Il. Bensing 2
NE 10 Sarah R. Bensing 2
SE 10 Benj Bergman 2
SE 10 Wm Bergman
2
40 Jas P Bickle
40
Mrs JJas P Bickle 2
SW 10 Albert Bierman 2
SW 10 Casper Bierman 2
SW 10
Adeline Bierman
2
SW 1
Kate Bierman
2
SW 10 John I Bierman 2
10 Mrs Benjamin Blatt 2
11 Mrs Charles Blatt 2
11
Wmn. ( L Blatt
13 Mrs Mary Blessing 2
14 Mary G Blessing 2
NW 10 Elkanah Bobb
SW 10 Mrs Tillie Bowman 2
14 Mrs --- Boyer
14
Sallie Boyer
NE 10 Samuel Breithag 2
NW 10 Franklin II Bricker =1
NW 10 Kate Bricker (Mrs Fr) 2
SW 10 Howard Bricker
SW 10 John Bricker
2
11 John Bricker 2
11 Amanda Brieker 2
11
Thomas Bricker
2
2 Jonathan Bricker
2
SW 10 Levi O Bricker 2
NW 10 Luman Brieker 2
NW 10
Lewis Bricker
2
12
Sallie A Bricker
2
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LIST OF MEMBERS (Continued)
2 Wilson J Bricker 2
SE 10 Wm F Bricker
3
10 Alvin J Brigel
3
10 Miss Barbara Brigel 3
SW 10 Benj Brigel 3
SW 10
Mary Brigel
3
SW 10
Mamie Brigel
3
SW 10
Adam Brigel
3
SW 10
William Brigel
3
SW 10
Fannie Brigel
3
12
Sol Brossman
4
12
Warren Brossman 4
12
C IT Brossman
4
NE 10 Aaron R Brown 4
NE 10 Ellen F Brown 4
NE 10 Mary E Brown
4
54 Franklin M Brown 4
10 Samuel Brown 4
10 Howard Brown 4
10
John Brown
4
10
Sallie Brown
4
10
Minnie Brown
4
SW 10 W HI Browu 4.
SW 10 Mary F Brown 4
SW 10
Naomi Brown
12 Mrs. Mary Burkhart 4 11 Mrs Minnie Carlton 4
14 Sallie N Cerr
( Mrs Levi) 4
11 Wellington Christ 4 NW 1 Mrs W A Christman 4 16 Jacob W Coleman 4
1 Mrs David Cox 4
16 Lizzie M Degler 16 Sallie A Degler 4
12 Jefferson Brossman
3
SE
10 Mrs Agnes Deppen
4
12 Wilson Brossman 3
12 Thos Brossman 3
12 Irwin Brossman 3
SE 10 John B Brossman 3
40 Levi A Brossman 3
12 Reuben Brossman 3
12
Rebecca Brossman
3
12
Rufus Brossman
3
12
LillieR Brossman 3
12 Robert Brossman 3
12
Sallie Brossman
3
12 Samuel A Brossman 4
40 Thomas Brossman
4
12 Thomas J Brossman 4
12
Emma Brossman
4
SW 10 Elmira Brigel 3
SE 10 Geo J Brigel Jr 3
SE
10 Geo W Brigel Sr
3
SE
10
Emma Brigel
3
SE
10
Ella Brigel
3
SW 10 Mrs Isaac Brigel 3
SW 10
William Brigel
3
NW 10 Joel Brigel
3
40 Adam B Brossman 3
12 Adam W Brossman 3
16 Miss Alice Brossman 3
W 40 Chas A Brossman 3
W 40 Annie M Brossman 3
SW 1 Dr Chas W Brossman 3
12 Geo Brossman 3
12 Henry Brossman 3
12
Bessie Brossman
3
10 Miss Ida Brossman
3
12 Isaac W Brossman
3
40 Jas B Brossman
3
433 Greenwich St 40 C M Brossman 3
40 Adam Brossman 3
SE
10
Laura Deppen
4
16 James Deppen
4
NW 10 Mrs Maria Donkel
4
40 Mrs Minnie Dorney
(nee Spatz) 4
11 Calvin Dreibelbis 4
LIST OF MEMBERS (Continued)
NE 1 Mrs Esther Dundore 4
40 Mrs Jacob Eckert 4
SW 10 Henry Engel
4
SW 10
Emma Engel
4
SW 10 Lizzie Engel
SW 10 John Engel
4
NW 10 Kate E Fidler 5
SW 10 Mrs Rebecca Fidler
5
SW 10 Lizzie A Engel 4
16 Wm E Fidler 5
SW 10 John H Engel
4
SE 10 Hiester W Filbert
5
SW 10
Lizzie Engel
4
10 John Filbert 5
10 Isabella Filbert 5
15 Geo Ernst 5 SW 10 J Frank Filbert 6
15
Arabella Ernst
15 Oscar Ernst 5
50 James Ernst
5
NW 10
Emma R Filbert
6
NW 10
Lavinia F Filbert 6
16 Albert Fisher 6
16 Mrs Albert Fisher 6
12 Albert A Fisher
6
12 Matilda Fisher 6
10 David Fisher 6
14 Harry L Fisher
14 Albert J Field 5
11 Mrs Catharine Field 5
19 Cyrus Field 5
18 Howard F Field 5
12 Mrs Lewis Field 5
3 Thomas Field 5
11 Adam Fidler 5
11 Allison Fidler 5
36 Mrs Annie Fidler 5
40 Chas E Fidler 5
102 W Oley St
11 Daniel K Fidler 5
11 Emanuel Fidler 5
11 Catharine Fidler 5
NW 10 Henry B Fidler 5
10 Jas W Fidler 5
14 Mrs Jared Fidler 5
11 Nora E Fisher 6
11 Cora C Fisher 6
11 Anna Fisher 6
11 John C Fisher 6
11 F M Fisher 6
40 Matilda Fisher
319 Penn St
M 16 Peter Fisher 6
M 16 Mary Fisher 6
11 Wm A Fisher 6
11 Wm W Fisher 6
10 Amanda Fleckenstein 6
40 Mrs Wm Flickinger 6 NW 10 MrsAmandaSFroelich 6 NW 10 Emma Froelich (Mrs Frank) 6
32 John K Fidler 5
NW 10 Levi K Fidler 5
NW 10
Eva Fidler
5
SW 10 Lewis Fidler 5
SW 10 Amanda Fidler 5
NW 10 Milton E Fidler 5
SW 10 Barbara Engel 4
10 Mrs Joseph Engel
SW 10 James Filbert 6
NW 10 Thomas Filbert
6
50
Mrs Jas Ernst
5
40 J Solomon Ernst SOS Green St
5
40
Mrs J S Ernst
5
36 Mrs Mary Ernst 5
11 Mrs Amanda Fehr
5
16 Mrs Chas I Fiant 5
11 John W Fisher 6
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LIST OF MEMBERS (Continued)
NE 10 Mrs Mary Fromm 6
16 Emil Frontz
6
16
Kate Frontz
6
10 Mrs Albert Gaul
6
10 Maggie Gaul
12 Miss Clara Gaul 6
40 Mrs Ella Gaul 6
SE 10 Mrs Annie Gerhart 6
12 Mrs John Gerhart 6
SW 10 Mrs Isabella German 6
SW 10
Mary German
6
42 Jacob W German G
348 N Eleventh St
SE
1 Paul L. German
7
8 Mrs Emma Gernet 7
12 Joseph Geroch 7
12
Mrs Joseph Geroch 7
11 Wm Geroch 7
11 Mary Geroch 7
11 Joseph Geroch
SE 10 Mrs Lydia Graeff 7
16 Ferdinand S Grater 7 SE 10 Elizabeth Hassler 8
16 Zeralda M Grater 7
16
Stella M Grater
7
16 Chas M Grater 7
16
James W Grater
7
11 Lewis F Greth 7
11 Christiana Greth 7
SE 10 Mrs Ella A Groh 7
16 Samuel Groh 7
16
Mrs Samuel Grob
7
32 Adam R Gruber 7
11 Aloudon J Gruber 7
11 Ella Gruber 7
14 Calvin J Gruber 1
10 Emanuel B Gruber
10 Mrs Eman B Gruber 7
NW 10 Emanuel R Gruber 7
16 Geo W Gruber 7
11 Israel S Gruber 7
11
Rebecca Gruber
7
11
Milton R Gruber 7
11 John A Gruber
7
11
Henrietta Gruber
7
2 Jonathan Gruber 7
MrsJonathanGruber 7 2
2
Win J Gruber
1-
2
Thomas Gruber
11 Joseph S Gruber 7
11 Amanda Gruber 7
12 Levi E Gruber S
Chas I Gruber 8
8 12 Martin Gruber 12 Irene Gruber 8
32 Pierce E Gruber 8
32
Mary Gruber
8
11Richard Gruber 8
11
John E Gruber
8
40 Mrs Franklin Hain S 10 Mrs Rebecca Hartman 8 16 Mrs Jacob Hassler 8
SE
10 Jacob A Hassler
8
SE
10
Robert Hassler
S
13 Mrs Jas Heck
SE 10 Mrs Lizzie Ileffley 8
11 Mrs Geo Heffuer 8
NE 1 Mary Heister (Mrs Darius) 8
7 Adam Heller 8
10 Lettie M Helm 8
13 Ezra Hettinger 8
NW 10 Miss Mabel Hicks 8
13 Mrs A Himmelberger S NE 10 Mrs E Himmelberger 8
10 Harry EHimmelberger 8 W 40 Mrs M Himmelberger 8 NW 1 Mrs Sallie Hoffa 8
12 Mrs Adam Horn S
11 Mrs Isaac Horn S
SE 10 Mrs Mary Horn 8
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LIST OF MEMBERS (Continued)
SW 10 Benj Hoover 8
SW 10 Alvin H Hoover &
SW 10 Lizzie Hoover 8 SE 10 Mrs Mary Keppley 9
M 16 Reuben Hoover 8
16 Wm Hoover 8
16 Adam Hoover 8
51 Wm l' Hoover 8
Union St
SW 10 MrsCatharinelInghes 8
SW 10 Owen C Hughes 9
SW 10 Sallie Hughes 9
16 Mrs Sarah Hughes (Geo) 9
16 Stephen S Hughes 9
16 Mrs Sophia Huyett 9
12 Mrs Harry Kalbach
9
32 Calvin Katzaman
9
32 Elmer Katzaman 9
32 Franklin Katzaman 9
32 How'd Katzaman 9
32
Elmer Katzaman 9
14 Harry F Katzaman 9
11 Henry Katzaman 9
11 Mrs H Katzaman 9
10 Mrs Henry Katzaman 9
11 John A Katzaman
9
11 Levi Katzaman 9
11 Sarah Katzaman 9
11 Geo Katzaman 9 NW 1 Wellington Katzaman 9 NW : Ella Katzaman 9
NW 1
B E Katzaman
9
SE 10 John Kauffman 9
SW 10 Robert G Kauffman 9
59 Jacob Keller 9
59 Hettie Keller 0
NE 10 Mrs E Nora L Keener 9
NW 10 Albert Keppley 9
SE 10 Mrs Harriet Keppley 9 SE 10 Geo I. Keppley 9
SE
SE
10
B M Koppley
10
10 E M Keppley 10
SW 10 Wm HI Keppley 9
SW 10 Barbara Keppley 9
11 David Kiebach 9
11
Rebecca Kiebach
9
11 Geo Kiebach 9
11
Oscar R Kiebach 9
11
Sallie B Kiebach 9
11
Amel'a K Kiebach 9
11
Reub'n L Kiebach 9
36 David F Kiebach 10
W 40 Reuben Kiebach 10
11 Wm J Kiebach 10
11 Adam Kintzer
10
52 Mrs Amanda Kintzer 10
1 Mrs Emma Kintzer 10
NE 10 Mrs Matilda Kintzer 10 22 Mrs Chas Klopp 10
Sadie E Klopp 10
24 Mrs Henry J Klopp 10
SW 10 Fred Knockstead 10
SW 10
Amelia Knockstead 10
11 Adam Koch 10
11 Hettie Koch 10
16 Franklin Koch 10
16 Malinda Koch 10
16 Aaron Koch 10
16
Ella HI Koch
10
40 Malinda Koch 10
40 Mrs Lizzie Kreitz 10
732 N Sixth St
SE 10 Benj HI Kromis 10
SE 10 Elmira Kromis 10
NW 10 MrsCatharineKurtz 10
10 Mrs Ulysses Lamm 10
16 Wellington Lamm 10
16 Kate I, Lamm 10 SE 10 MinnieEKeppley 9
SW 10 Benneville Laucks 10
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LIST OF MEMBERS (Continued)
11 Isaac Leininger 10
10 James Leininger 10
10 Annie Leininger 10
16 John F Leininger 10
Mrs Jestina Leiss 10
Farmersville, O
42 Albert Lengel
10
42 Lizzie Lengel 10
11 Miss Arabella Lengel10
NW 10 Deborah Lengel 10
11 Miss Elvina Lengel 10
40 Daniel P Lengel 10 Court St betw 2 & 3
40 James P Lengel 11
40 Ida Lengel 11
40 John A Lengel
11
40 Maggie Lengel 11
12 Jonathan Lengel 11
11 Nat D Lengle 11
11 Malinda Lengle 11
NE 1 Willoughby Long 11
NE
1
Mrs Will Long
11
NE
1
Charles Long
11
NE 1 Milton Long 11 NE 1 Clara L Long 11
40 Laura Ludwig 11
336 Cherry St
NW 10 Aaron W Machamer 11 NW 10 Mary M Machamer 11
SE 10 Frank A Machamer 11 SE 10 Mary A Machamer 11
SE 10 KMAMachamer 11
10 Jared Machamer 11
10
CharlotteMachamer 11
SW 10 Mrs John Machamer 11 SE 10 Mrs Kate Machamer (Benj) 11
NW 10 Wmn II Machamer 11
SW 10 Samuel Maderness 11 SW 10 Susan Maderness 11
NW 10 Daniel J Moyer
12
SW 10
Sam'l Maderness 11
10 Cyrus Maderness 11
10 Emma Maderness 11 16 Cyrus Mardarness 11
16 Annie Mardarness 11 SW 10 Davilla Mardarness 11 SW 10 Emma Mardarness 11 3 Mrs Emma Mattes 11
10 Edmond N Matthew 11 10 Sarah & Matthew 11 SE 10 Mary M MeCauly 11 NW 10 Ralph E McCook 11
NW 10
Mary C MeCook
11
NW 10 Wm S McLean
12
NW 10 Lauretta McLean 12
10 Adam D' Miller 12
10 Mrs Amanda Miller 12
12 Mrs Eliza Miller 12
7 Emma Miller (Mrs Joe) 12
60 Mrs Isaac Miller 12
SW 10 John H Miller 12
SW 10
Carrie Miller
12
SW 10 Joshua Miller
12
SW 10
Priscilla Miller
12
10 Ralph Miller 12
NE I Susan E Miller (Mrs Lewis) 12
11 Jno S Moser 12
11 Rebecca Moser 12
11 Willis S Moser 12 7 Aaron W Mountz 12
NW 10 Mrs Ida P Mountz 12
SW 10 Adam K Moyer 12
51 Albert F Moyer 12
51 Sallie Moyer 12
SW 10 Chas Moyer 12
SW 10 Mrs Chas Moyer 1%
SW 10
HerbertCMoyer
12
53 Chas D Moyer
12
25 David Moyer
12
26
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LIST OF MEMBERS (Continued)
NW 10 Emanuel E Moyer 12
NW 10
Clara Moyer
12
NW 10
Katie E Moyer 12
NW 10
Lewis N Moyer 12
$ 16 Eva Moyer, Mrs L 12
SW 10 Fred Moyer 12
SW 10
Annie Moyer
12
SW 10
Alfred Moyer
12
SW 10
Fred A Moyer
12
SE 10 Harry F Moyer
12
SE 10
Maggie N Moyer
12
16 Henry Moyer 12
9 Isaac Moyer 12
9
Mrs Isaac Moyer
12
NW 10 J G Moyer 12
NW 10 Laura M Moyer 12
NW 10 Rosa I Moyer 12
12 Jeremiah Moyer
13
12 Malinda Moyer 13
12 Herbert Moyer 13
42 Joel Moyer 13
42 Sallie Moyer 13
SE 10 John E Moyer 13
SE 10 Amanda Moyer 13
SE 10 Irwin D Moyer 13
SE 10 Ezra Moyer 13
SE 10 Samuel Moyer 13
SW 10 Jonathan Moyer Jr 13
11 Geo M Mamma 13
42 Elizabeth Newman 13
11 Elias Ney 13
11 Harvey Ney 13
11 Wm Ney 13
11 Pierce L. Ney 13
11 Irvin Ney 13
NE 10 Miss Sarah A Noll 13
10 Wm Noll 13
10 Willie Noll 13
10 MrsJohnNunamaker 13
26 Geo E Palm 13
13 Mrs Elizabeth Palm 13
SW 10 John Palm 13
SW 10
Elizabeth Palm
13
SW 10 Mrs A Pennebecker
13
10 Frederick Putt 13
10 Lilly Putt 13
SE 10 Geo W Putt 13
SE
10
Ellen Putt
13
SE
10
Bessie Putt
13
SE
10
Henry F Putt
13
40 Howard E Putt 13
1220 Oley St
SW 10 Jacob R Putt 13
SE 10 Mrs Joseph Putt 13
SW 10 Mrs Mary S Putt 13
40 Rebecca Putt 13
SW 10 Wm Putt 13
SW 10 Mrs Wm Putt 13
NE 10 Henry Rank 14
NE 10 Emma E Rank 14
NE 10 Ella Rank 11
SW 10 Mrs . Amelia A Reed 14 SW 10 Mrs Amanda Ressler 14 SW 10 David Ressler 14
SW 10 Amanda Ressler 14
SW 10 Enuna Ressler 14
SW 10 Amanda Ressler 14
SW 10 James Ressler 14
10 Mrs Adam Riegel 14
25 Rebecca Rhine 14
NE 1 David Ringler 14
& NE 1 Edwin D Ringler 14
NE 1 Mary M Ringler 14
16 G Frank Roether 14
10 Richard Roether 14
10 Sarah Roether 14
16 Sally Rudy 14
40 Jacob Rupp 14
11 JonathanSASchaeffer 14
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LIST OF MEMBERS (Continued)
11 Amelia Schaeffer 14
11 ClintonSchaeffer 14
NW 10 Mrs Mary Schaeffer 14 40 George L Schmehl 14 1039 Church St
40 Deborah Schmehl "14 SE 10 Wm I E Schuler 1.4
SR 10 Mrs Schuler (Wm I E) 14
11 Morris D Seager 14
11 Franklin Seidel 14 40 Minnie Shearer 14
42 Geo S Sheeler 14
SW 10 Harry W Sheeler 14
SW 10 Henry Sheeler 14
SW 10
Elvina Sheeler
14
SE 10 Joanna Sheeler
14
SE 10 Alma Sheeler 14
42 John W Sheeler 14
42 Emma Sheeler 14
3 Mrs Bessie L Sheetz 14 14 MrsMinnie M Sheidy 15
11 Miss Lizzie Sherman 15 NW 10 Mrs RebeccaSimmon 15
14 Win I Simmon 15
14 Sallie S Simmon 15
40 Mrs Malinda Sloat 15 2 Miss Emma Smith 15
10 John F Smith 15
10 Morris Smith 15
10 Morris Smith 15
10 Ida Smith 15
10 Mrs Reuben Smith 15
10 Robert Smith 15
24 MrsArabella RSnyder 15
10 Howard Snyder 15
10 Paul I Snyder 15
NE 10 Howard S Snyder 15
NW JO Chas F Sohl
15
NW 10 Richard B Sohl 15
11 Emma Stump 16 ITW 10 Emma Sohl 15
NE 10 Chas M Spangler 15
SE 10 Jacob W Spangler 15
13 MrsMinnieMSpangler 15
SE 10 Elias D Spatz 15
SE 10 Geo W Spatz 15
SE
10
Emma Spatz
15
SE
10
Geo P Spatz
15
SE
10
Sam R Spatz
15
SE 10 James Spears 15
SE 10
Elizabeth Spears
15
SW 10 Wm Spears
15
SW 10
Mrs Wm Spears
15
12 Mrs Chas G Speicher 15 11 MissRebeccaSpeicher 15
14 Mrs Lewis Spohn
15
3 Mrs Samuel Startzer 15
42 Wm Startzer 15
42 Maggie C Startzer 15 3 Helen A Stoudt 15
40 Mrs Leah Stoudt (Samuel) 15 14 Mrs Lizzie Stoudt 16 32 Mrs Harvey Strauss 16 16 Adam K Strouse 10
16 Emma Strouse 18 40 Levi A Strouse 16
11 Mrs Euoch Strunk 16
SW 1 Mrs Kate E Stuber 10
11 Adam D Stump 16
11 Adam G Stump
16
11
Clara Stump
16
11
Claude Stump
16
11 Daniel B Stump
16
11
Laura E Stomp 16
11 Geo D Stump 16
11 Kate Stump 16
11 Henry G Stump
16
10
Charles Stump
16
11 Jno B Stump
28
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