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| Wayne J Eckhart
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| Daniel F. Eckhart
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| Catherina Bonser
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| Ronald Fogel
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| Charles H. Berger
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| Rebecca Grace Ellen Allen
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| Mildred Irene Green
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| Infant Berger
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| Roy F. Berger, Jr.
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| James Monroe Berger
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| Elisabeth Rex
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| Leanna Rex
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Lived in Germansville after he left Minnie.
Estella thought he was killed on the railroad | Robert G. McFarland
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1860 census: Washington Twp., pg 850
house # 1228, family # 346
Reuben Blose, 35, M, Farmer, $7000 real estate, 1353 personal prop.
Salome, 68, F, domestic, $400 personal prop.
Molly, 42, F, domestic, $300 personal prop.
Salome, 40, F, domestic, $300 personal prop.
Lydia, 30, F, domestic, $300 personal prop.
David Lauchnor, 16, M, servant
1880 census:
Reuben BLOSS Self S Male W 58 PA Farmer PA PA
Mary BLOSS Sister S Female W 67 PA Keeping House PA PA
Lydia BLOSS Other S Female W 52 PA At Home PA PA
Sarah BLOSS Other S Female W 64 PA At Home PA PA
James KEMMERER Other S Male W 17 PA Works On Farm PA PA
Source Information:
Census Place Washington, Lehigh, Pennsylvania
Family History Library Film 1255147
NA Film Number T9-1147
Page Number 643A | Ruben Bloss (Blose)
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1910 census: Lehigh Twp., Northampton Co., PA
ED 94, sheet 3A, house #39, family #41
Tilghman A. Rex, Head, M, W, 66, Wd, PA PA PA, English, farmer, general farm, can read & write, owned farm, free (no mortgage)
William A Vogel , son-in-law, M, W, 38, M1, 15, PA PA PA, Farm laborer
Emma C., dau., F, W, 38, M1, 15, 0children/0 living PA PA PA
house #40, family # 42
Emma Rex., head, F, W, 47, Wd, 4 child/3 living, PA PA PA, english, laundress,
Beula M. daug., F, W, 8, S
Howard T. son, M, W, 6, S | Emma Christiana Rex
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He was the youngest | Kenneth Howard
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"A History of the Wapwallopen Region" p. 32
source from Rick Swayne | Conrad Bloss (Blose)
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"History of Lehigh County", by Charles Rhoads Roberts, 1914
Book is available at the Lehigh County Historical Society, Allentown, Pa.
p.1006
A Taxlist of Whitehall Township of 1762, Samuel Saeger, Collector, lists George Leibenguth with an assessment of ®¢11.0.0.
"Lehigh County Historical Society", Vol.#1, 1908
Book is available at the Lehigh County Historical Society, Allentown, Pa.
History of the Reformed Congregation of the Egypt Church, Charles Rhoads Roberts
pp. 70-83
In 1767 George Leibenguth's name appears on a list of donars who were supporting the purchase and improvement of a parsonage. His assessment was ®¢0.5.0.
"History of Egypt Church", by Charles R. Roberts & Rev. J.D. Schindel, D.D., Allentown, Pa., 1908
Book is available at the Lehigh County Historical Society
pp.13-14
George Leibenguth contributed ®¢0.5.0 toward the purchase of a house and six acres of land situated in what was called "Moyer's Valley" for a parsonage for the Egypt Church. (This occurred between 1767 and 29 May 1771)
By 1785 no Leibenguth is listed as an assessed member of the Egypt Church.
"Lehigh County Historical Society", Vol.#11, 1936
Historical Address at the 200th Anniversary of Egypt Reformed Congrgation, October 1, 1934 by Charles R. Roberts
pp. 64-71
George and Christian Leibenguth are both listed as heads of families reported as members of the congregation in 1771 by Rev. Blumer. | George Leibenguth
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"The progenitor of the Dorward family in the upper end of Lehigh and Berks counties was John (sic) Dorward. he lived in the Perkiomen Valley and is buried at the Goschenhoppen church. Among his children were two sons, Daniel and John."
Name is spelled "Jacob Thorwarth" on the ships list. Aug. 24, 1765. Ship Polly, Robert Porter, Master, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes. 211 passengers. | Jacob Dorward
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(1900 census, lived next door to Benjamin Remally, related????) | Sybilla Remaly
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(7 sons per Bruce) | Preston Charles Daniels
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(according to age at death) | George Haver
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(after June of 1919 - date from letter) | Lydiann U. Shelly
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(also listed in Schlosser’s) sp: William Peter & Elizabeth Barbara Meyer | Wilhelm Fenstermacher
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(Alvin’s obit) | Henry H. Rex
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(apparently he was married more than once) | Henry Albert Hunsicker
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(Apr?) | Flora Anna German
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(as a single man) | Jonas Bastian
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(bapstism record says Nov. 6) | Moulton E. Werley
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(baptized as Carl) | Charles Fritzinger
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(both parents were living when Lottie died)-ml | Robert Best
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(bride’s home) | Family: F5186
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(cemetery records list 1817) | Nathan Rex
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(cemetery says 1850) | Lewis Lauer
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(check birth dates at cemetery, they’re too close together) | Alice Krumm
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(could be Agnes, was an Agnes in 1880 census, age 16, born abt. 1864; husband’s name is taken from an obit and there’s no first name listed) | ? Roth
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(Cremation) | Pharom W. Baum
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(day hard to read) | Benjamin Peter Remaly
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(death date blank at time of cemetery record, 2004) | Chesla Laskos
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(died in childbirth) | Carrie L. Berger
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(first wife) | ?
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(Gail’s uncle) | Ernest Smith
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(Genealogy Note: It has not been conclusively proven that Sara was a child of David and Eliza (Gettman) Greenzweig. However, there is enough circumstantial evidence to place her with this family. The sponsors at the baptism of Sara's first child, Levi Borger, born in 1846, were David and Eliza Greenzweig. Also, the sponsors at the baptism of Sara's fourth child, William born in 1856, were Jacob Franz and his wife, Maria. Maria Franz is believed to be Sara's sister.)
In 1850 Sara, age 23, was living with her husband, William Borger (listed in the census as "Burger"), age 34 a laborer, in Ross Twp., Monroe Co., PA with one child, David H. age 2. Also living in their household was a Franey Gross age 7. William and Sarah owned real estate valued at $300.
(1850 census, Monroe Co., PA, Ross Twp., pg. 45, house #138, family #138)
In 1860 Sarah Burger, age 38, was living in Eldred Twp., Monroe Co., PA, with her husband, William Burger age 45 a farmer, and five children; David age 12, Maria E. age 9, Abraham age 7, William age 4, and Sarah J. age 1. William and Sarah owned real estate valued at $2,400 and had a personal estate of $600.
(1860 census, Monroe Co., PA, Eldred Twp., pg. 493, house #1074, family #1138)
In 1870 Sara Borger, age 42, was living in Eldred Twp., Monroe Co., PA, with her husband, William Borger, age 55 a farmer, and eight children; Abraham age 17, William age 14, Sarah age 11, Augusta age 9, Stephen age 2, Amanda age 19 and Josiah age 3 months. William and Sara
owned real estate valued at $2,000 and had a personal estate of $700.
(1870 census, Monroe Co., PA, Eldred Twp., pg. 48, house #60, family #58)
Sara and her husband, William Borger, are buried in St. Matthew's Church cemetery at Kunkletown, PA. | Sara Greenzweig
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(Lehigh Furnace) | Clarence Clinton Haas
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(listed as 23 in 1707, but 26 in 1709) | Ignace Berube
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(listed in Sophia’s obit as “Miss Leah Geigher”) | Leah Geiger
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(Lower Graveyard) | Susannah Reiter
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(never married) | Ephraim Serfass
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(next ot their graves is Walter Blose 1865-1932, a son?)
1880 census:
Peter BLOSE Self M Male W 39 PA Farm Laborer PA PA
Walter BLOSE Son S Male W 13 PA PA PA
Mary BLOSE Wife M Female W 35 PA Keeping House PA PA
Lavina BLOSE Dau S Female W 8 PA PA PA
Ida M. BLOSE Dau S Female W 2 PA PA PA
Source Information:
Census Place Lower Towamensing, Carbon, Pennsylvania
Family History Library Film 1255108
NA Film Number T9-1108
Page Number 467C | Peter Bloss (Blose)
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(no death date listed in Heidelberg’s records) | Anna F. Clause
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