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Caroline Snyder

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{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' || 1831 ||Venango Co.PA || || [5][8][10]
|-
| '''Marriage''' ||22 Sept 1852 || || To [[David Bower]] ||[11]
|-
| '''Death''' || 1905 || || || [5]
|-
| '''Burial''' || || [[Source: Gravestones|Salem Lutheran Cemetery]], Clarion County, PA ||"exhumed" [6]||[5][6]
|}

= Ancestry chart segment =

''Generation 4'' ''Generation 5'' ''Generation 6''

+-- [[David Bower]]
| (1825-1866)
[[Olive Samantha Bower]] --+ +-- [[Harmon Snyder]]
(1862-1895) | | (1791-1844)
+-- [[Caroline Snyder]] --+
(1831-1905) |
+-- [[Barbara Ann Hartman]]
(1796-1851)
Sources:
[7][8]

=Children=
Children with [[David Bower]]:
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
| [[Paris A. Bower]] || M || Sept 1853|| || Maria Rugh || 5 children (in 1905): Arminta, Effie, John D., L. E. & Arthur Bower || [4][6][8][9]
|-
| Laura V. Bower || F ||~ 1856 || || James O.Tyler ||d. 1937 buried Oak Grove Hill Cem., Oil City PA|| [4][6][8][13]
|-
| Arthur Irvin Bower || M ||~1858 || || ||reside Crestline OH || [4][6][8][10]
|-
| Emma Bower || F ||between 1860 - 1866 || || [unknown] Tyler || || [8]

|-
| [[Olive Samantha Bower]] || F ||1862 || || [[James Francis Beals]] || Direct Line || [6][8]
|-
| [[Theresa "Tase" Bower]] || F ||between 1860 - 1866 || || Peter H. Shakely, reside Knox PA || || [6][8][10]
|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
| Lamar Twp., Center Co. PA || 1831-1839 || || [1]
|-
|Lamar Twp., Clinton Co. PA ||1839-40 or later ||Clinton Co. created 1839 ||[2]
|-
|Richland Twp., Clarion Co. PA ||by 1850 || || [3]
|-
|Salem Twp., Clarion Co. PA ||by 1860 || || [4]
|}
=Photos=
[[Image:Gravestone-david-carolyn-s-bower.jpg|170px|left|thumb|Gravestone of David Bower & wife Caroline Snyder, Salem Lutheran Cemetery, Salem Twp., Clarion Co. PA]]
 

= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original

|-
! '''1'''
| '''1830 United States Federal Census''', Lamar Twp, Centre Co, PA, pg 9. Census is not dated. Family of Herman Snyder: 1 male 10-15, 1 male 30-40, 2 females 0-5, 2 females 5-10, 1 female 30-40. This corresponds to either [[Harmon S. Snyder]] (~10) or [[Christopher Snyder]] (~11) [the other seems to be missing], ''Harmon Snyder'' (~39), Sarah Snyder (~1), Rachel Snyder (~3), Barbara Snyder (~6), Matilda Snyder (~8), and Barbara Ann Hartman (~34). One of the boys isn't listed. A Benjamin Snyder and wife, both 20-30 yrs old,are two residences away.
| [[Image:1830 census pa centre lamar pg 9.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2'''
| '''1840 United States federal Census''', Lamar Twp, Clinton Co, PA, pg 15. Census is not dated. Family headed by Harman Snyder: 1 male 15-20, 1 male 20-30, 1 male 40-50, 1 male 70-80, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 15-20, 1 female 20-30, 1 female 40-50. This corresponds to [[Harmon Snyder]], Barbara Snyder , '''Caroline Snyder''' and other children. Some discrepancy in children's reported ages, compared to 1830 census. Clinton County was created in 1839 partly from Center County. Lamar Twp. lies just south of the town of Lockhaven.
| [[Image:1840 census pa clinton lamar pg 15.jpg|50px|left]]

|-
! '''3'''
| '''1850 United States Federal Census''', Richland Twp., Clarion Co., PA, Page 3, lists '' [[Barbara Ann Hartman|Barbara Snyder]], age 55, $4000 real estate; Matilda Snyder, 27; Sarah Snyder, 20, idiot; ''Caroline Snyder'',18, attended school. Everyone was born in PA. This census is dated July 30, 1850.
| [[Image:1850 census pa clarion richland pg 3.jpg|50px|center]]
|-
! '''4'''
| '''1860 United States Federal Census''', Salem Twp., Clarion Co., PA, Page 20, lines 5-9 lists ''David Bower'', 34, married to ''Caroline Bower'', 29. They live with three children: son ''Paris A. Bower'', 7; daughter ''Laura Bower'', 4; and son ''Arthur Bower'', 2. David Bower is a farmer. Everyone was born in PA. Paris A. Bower and Laura Bower attended school within the census year. This census is dated July 4, 1860.
| [[Image:1860 census pa clarion salem p20.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''5'''
| '''[[Source: Gravestones|Gravestone transcription]]''' Salem Lutheran Cemetery, Salem Twp., Clarion Co. PA. Transcribed Sept 1995 by Elizabeth Wilson Williams. "David Bower, 1826-1866, Caroline S., His wife, 1831-1905"
|

|-
! '''6'''
| '''[[Cemetery Association Record: David Bower|Salem Lutheran Cemetery Association Record]]''' listing the siblings of David Bower, 1826-1856. It also lists his wife, Caroline Snyder, 1881-1909, and their children Paris Bower (m. Maria Rugh), Theresa (Tacy) Bower (m. Peter Shakley), Olive Bower (m. James Beals), Irvin Bower, and Laura Bower (m. [unknown] Tyler).
| [[Cemetery Association Record: David Bower|transcription]]

|-
! '''7'''
| '''Personal correspondence''' from [[Elizabeth Ann Wilson|Elizabeth Wilson Williams]].
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>
|-
!'''8'''
|'''Research Manuscript of Ella May Beals (Wilson)''' researched 1975-1985, including personal knowledge and interviews of her siblings Robert Beals and Bertha Beals (Chambers), and of her aunt Mary P. Kline (Fillgrove). Ella Beals was a great-granddaughter of Caroline Snyder.
|-
! '''9'''
| '''1900 United States Federal Census''', District 464, Oakdale Twp, Allegheny Co, PA, page 7. Census dated 5 June 1900. Lines 2-9: Paris Bower, head, age 46, b. Sept 1853, m. 20 years, oil well pumper; Maria, wife, 43, b. June, 1856, m. 20 years, 6 children born, all living; Minta, dau., 17, b. Sept 1882, at school; Effie, dau., 15, b. Mar 1885, at school; John, son, 12, b. Dec. 1887, at school; Soy(sic,Loy) son, 8, b. Nov. 1891, at school; Arthur, son, 2 months, b. Mar. 1890(sic); Sarah Rugh, mother-in-law, 67, b. May, 1833, widow, 9 children born, 4 living. All and all parents born PA. All but Arthur can read, write and speak English.
| [[Image:1900 census pa allegheny oakdale dist 464 pg 7.jpg|50px|center]]
|-
!'''10'''
|'''Obituary of Carolyn Snyder Bower''' submitted by Nancy Beals Walls 2008, clipping without date or news source, expect 1905. Carolyn Snyder died "Saturday" at the home of granddaughter Arminta Bower of Oakdale. Age 76, born in Venango Co.; married David Bower in 1857. "He was killed during the war, leaving her with 5 small children." Member Evangelical Lutheran church of Lamartine PA. Survived by 2 daughters, Mrs. Jane Tyler of Oil City & Mrs. P. H. Shakely of Knox; 1 son Arthur Bower of Crestline OH; 5 grandchildren, Arminta, Effie, John D., L. E., & Arthur Bower of Oakdale.
|[[Image:Obit Carolyn Snyder Bower.jpg|50px|left]]
|-
!'''11'''
|'''Marriage Certificate for David Bower and Caroline Snyder''', contributed June 2008 from document collection of children of Donald Dittman (deceased). David Bower and Caroline Snyder were wed 22 Sept 1852, by Ephraim (Keiffer?), minister. Location not specified.
|[[Image:Marriage Certif David Bower Caroline Snyder.jpg|50px|left]]
|-
!'''12'''
| '''Record books for Salem Lutheran Church''', Salem Twp., Clarion Co. PA. This collection of church record books was in the keeping of then pastor Kathleen Anderson, and was partially extracted in March 1995 by [[Elizabeth Ann Wilson]] Williams and [[Nancy Elizabeth Beals]] Walls. Transcriptions were incomplete due to time limitations and the quantity of material.
|[[Records of Salem Lutheran Church, partial transcription 1995]]
|-
! '''13'''
| '''Gravestones, Oak Grove Hill Cemetery''', Oil City, Venango Co., PA, Photos 2020 by Nancy Beals Walls, gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Harmon Snyder.
*Family Plot Stone "TYLER"
*"Laura V Tyler 1856-1937"
*"James O. Tyler, (Masons emblem), 1837-1911"
|
|}
===Source Notes===
* The obituary of Caroline Snyder lists the marriage date of her and David Bower as 1857. The marriage certificate lists 1852, and children were born in 1853 and 1856. We assume the obituary to be in error.
* Carolyn Snyder Bower obituary notes a daughter Jane Tyler of Oil City. 1900 & 1910 census for Venango Co., Oil City, show Laura V. and James C. or James O. Tyler. Jane Tyler or Emma Tyler or Emma Jane Tyler has not been found in the census.
* The grave of Caroline Snyder is noted as "exhumed" in the records of the Salem Lutheran Cemetery Association. No further explaination is given beyond that notation. Nancy Beals Walls did some searching for any other gravesite for a Caroline Snyder Bower but nothing has been found to date. Caroline Snyder's parents are also buried at Salem Lutheran, so the body was not for example moved to the plot of her parents in a different cemetery. The action may have been temporary for some oversight reason, for example moving her from her parent's plot at Salem Lutheran to her husband's. She cannot be located in the 1870 - 1900 census for Clarion Co. (by ancestry.com search engine). Possibly she remarried, was initially buried with her second husband, them exhumed (by the children?)& moved to Salem Lutheran Cemetery, to the plot of her first husband. The Cemetery Association Records do not indicate whether the body was moved to or from Salem Lutheran Cemetery.
==Research==
* 1870 - 1900 PA census, Clarion Co., searched via ancestry.com search engine by E. B. Williams; no record for Caroline Snyder found. Page-by-page search done for Salem Twp in 1870 census with no success. Brother Harmon S. Snyder is living on the family farm. Other townships and years not searched by page.
* Gravestone at Salem Lutheran Cemetery, transcribed Mar. 1995 by Elizabeth Wilson Williams: "Christopher Snyder, Jan 21, 1819 - Jan 26 1899; Sarah His Wife, May 22, 1825 - Aug 19, 1902, Gone Home, SNYDER". This Christopher Snyder is of an age to be a sibling of our Caroline Snyder (Bower), who is also buried at Salem Lutheran.
===Research Wishlist===
Need to find census records for her before and after 1860.
* In 1870, there is a Caroline Bower, 41, in Bucks Co., Middletown Twp. working as a domestic servant for the family of Isaac Paxon.

Christopher Snyder

2021-02-08T10:48:38Z

Mouser: /* Ancestry chart segment */ Updated new surname for Barbara Ann Hartman

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==NOT A DIRECT ANCESTOR==
'''Christopher Snyder''' is not in my direct ancestry. He is 1 step removed in the following ways:
* Brother of [[Caroline Snyder]]
* Son of [[Harmon Snyder]] and Barbara Unknown
|}

 

{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' ||21 Jan 1819 ||PA, possibly Lamar Twp, Clinton Co. || || [7]; [1][2][3]
|-
| '''Marriage''' || || || To Sarah L. Alsbach ||[7][4]
|-
| '''Death''' ||26 Jan 1899 || || || [7]
|-
| '''Burial''' || Jan 1899||Salem Lutheran Cemetery Salem Twp., Clarion Co. PA || ||
|}

= Ancestry chart segment =

''Generation 5'' ''Generation 6''

+-- [[Harmon Snyder]]
| (1791-1844)
'''Christopher Snyder'''---+
(1819-1899) |
+-- [[Barbara Ann Hartman]]
(~1796-1851)
Sources: [7]

=Children=
Children with Sarah L. Alsbach
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
| [[Austin M. Snyder]] || M ||1850-1932 ||Salem Twp., Clarion Co. PA || Anna Hallman (1853-1944) || || [4][5][6][7]
|-
| Willard Snyder || M ||1860 ||Salem Twp., Clarion Co. PA || ||died age 2 yrs || [7]
|}

=Photos=
[[Image:Gravestone Christopher Snyder.jpg|140px|left|thumb|Gravestone of Christopher & Sarah Snyder, Salem Lutheran Cemetery, Salem Twp., Clarion Co. PA]]
 

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
|possibly Lamar Twp, Clinton Co. PA ||b. 1819-1840 || || [1][2][3]
|-
| Clarion Co. PA ||1841 || ||[11]
|-
|Richland Twp., Clarion Co. PA ||1841 || ||[4]
|-
|Salem Twp., Clarion Co. PA ||by 1860 - d. 1899 ||residence in Richland & Salem Twp.s may represent boundary change ||[5][6][8]

|}
Present day location of old Harmon Snyder farm is on the south side of Rt. 208, west of the intersection with Turkey City Road, Salem Twp., Clarion Co. PA. [10] The Christopher Snyder farm appears, from the vintage maps, to be located on the south side of present day South Kahle Lake Rd., east of Community Rd. which intersects Rt 208 at Salem Lutheran Church.
[[Image:1865 Pomeroy, Salem, H Snyder farm copy.jpg|240px|left|thumb|1865 Pomeroy Map, portion of Salem Twp., showing H. Snyder & C. Snyder farms.]][[Image:1877 Caldwell, Salem Twp Beels & Snyder .jpg|170px|left|thumb|1877 Caldwell's Atlas, portion of Salem Twp. showing farms of C. Snyder and D. A. Snyder.]]
 
= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original

|-
! '''1'''
|'''1820 United States Federal Census ''', Lamar Twp, Centre Co, PA, pg 3. Census not dated. Lists family of Harmon Snyder: 1 male 0-5, 1 male 16-18, 1 male 26-44, 1 female 16-26. This may correspond to [[Harmon Snyder]] age 29, wife Barbara age about 24; an unidentified male age 16-18, possibly a brother of Harmon; Harmon's son '''Christopher Snyder''', age 1. A John Snyder family is next door; John is age 26-45, so possibly a brother of Harmon Snyder.
| [[Image:1820 census pa centre lamar pg 3.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2'''
| '''1830 United States Federal Census''', Lamar Twp, Centre Co, PA, pg 9. Census is not dated. Family of Herman Snyder: 1 male 10-15, 1 male 30-40, 2 females 2-5, 2 females 5-10, 1 female 30-40. This may correspond to the family of [[Harmon Snyder]], age ~39, and wife Barbara A., age ~ 34. Children: (either [[Harmon S. Snyder]], age ~10, or '''Christopher Snyder''', age ~11; in either case, the other brother is then not listed); Sarah Snyder (~1), Rachel Snyder (~3), Barbara Snyder (~6), Matilda Snyder (~8). A Benjamin Snyder and wife, both 20-30 yrs, are two residences away. Benjamin is possibly a brother of Harmon Snyder.
| [[Image:1830 census pa centre lamar pg 9.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''3'''
| '''1840 United States Federal Census''', Lamar Twp, Clinton Co, PA, pg 15. Census is not dated. Family of Harman Snyder: 1 male 15-20, 1 male 20-30, 1 male 40-50, 1 male 70-80, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 15-20, 1 female 20-30, 1 female 40-50. This may correspond to the family of [[Harmon Snyder]], age ~49, and wife Barbara, age ~44. The elderly male age 70-80 could be the father of either Harman or Barbara. Their children: [[Harmon S. Snyder]] (~20), '''Christopher Snyder''' (~21), [[Caroline Snyder]] (~9), Sarah Snyder (~11); for 3 daughters Matilda (~18), Barbara (~16) and Rachel (~13), there are only two females listed, age 15-20 and 20-30. The missing daughter is probably Matilda, possibly working in another home. She is probably not married, as she appears in her mother's home in 1850.
 Note: Clinton County was created in 1839 from old Center County, and lies north of present day Center County. The Snyder family probably remained in the same location, the Center to Clinton Co. change reflecting only the county name change.
| [[Image:1840 census pa clinton lamar pg 15.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''4'''
| '''1850 United States Federal Census''', Richland Twp., Clarion Co., PA, Page 3. Census is dated July 30, 1850. '''Christopher Snyder''', 32, farmer; Sarah, 25; baby, 1 month. All b. PA. Also on the page is the household of ''Barbara Snyder'', age 55, $4000 real estate; Matilda Snyder, 27; Sarah Snyder, 20, idiot; [[Caroline Snyder]],18, attended school. Everyone was born in PA.
| [[Image:1850 census pa clarion richland pg 3.jpg|50px|center]]
|-
! '''5'''
| '''1860 United States Federal Census''' Salem Twp, Clarion Co, PA page 15. Census dated 29 June 18601. Lines 19-21: '''Christopher Snyder''',47, farmer,$840 real, $300 personal property; Sarah, 33; Austin, 10,in school . All b. PA.
| [[Image:1860 census pa clarion salem pg 15.jpg|50px|center]]
|-
! '''6'''
| '''1870 United States Federal Census''' Salem Twp, Clarion Co, PA page 17. Census dated 8 August 1870. Lines 24-26: '''Christopher Snyder''', 53, farmer, $2000 real, $700 personal property; Sarah, 46; Austin, 20, farm labor. All b. PA.
| [[Image:1870 census pa clarion salem pg 17.jpg|50px|center]]
|-
!'''7'''
|'''Salem Lutheran Cemetery Association Records''' transcribed by E. Williams & N. Walls, Feb. 1995.

[[Harmon Snyder]] married Barbara A.____. Their children: 1)[[Harmon S. Snyder]] m. Mary E. Knight; 2) '''Christopher Snyder''' (1819 - 1899) m. Sarah L. Alsbach (1825 - 1902); 3) [[Caroline Snyder|Caroline S. Snyder]](exhumed) m. [[David Bower]]; 4) Barbara Snyder m. Solomon Knight; 5) Rachael Snyder m.(1) Joseph Cromer, (2) George Troutner; 6) Matilda Snyder m. Samuel Knause.
| [[Cemetery Association Record: Harmon Snyder|Snyder Descendants]]
|-
!'''8'''
|'''Gravestone, Salem Lutheran Cemetery''', Salem Twp., Clarion Co. PA. transcribed Sept. 1995 by Elizabeth Wilson Williams.
*Christopher Snyder, Jan. 21, 1819 - Jan 26, 1899; Sarah His Wife, May 22, 1825 - Aug 19, 1902. SNYDER (on base) Located on south side of cemetery.
|-
! '''9'''
| '''Personal correspondence''' from [[Elizabeth Ann Wilson|Elizabeth Wilson Williams]].
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>
|-
!'''10'''
|'''Interview with Donna Beels Best''', June 2007, by Elizabeth Wilson Williams. Originally, her ancestor [[Daniel Beels]] settled on land that turned out to be owned by "Herman Snyder", so he removed to the farm now known as Beels Hill. She gave directions to the location of the old Snyder farm, on the southside of Rt 208, near the intersection with (going north)Community Rd., near the Salem Lutheran Church; and with (going south) Turkey City Rd.
|-
!'''11'''
| ''History of Clarion Co. Pennsylvania with Illustrations'' 1887, ed. A. J. DavisRecord Press, Rimersburg, PA c1968.
Snyder, D.A., Lamartine P.O., Salem, was born where he now resides on February 9, 1850; is a farmer and owns 100 acres. His parents were Marmon(sic) and Mary E. (Knight) Snyder. ''Mr. Snyder came from '''Clinton county''' about 1841'', and died in 1871. Mrs. Snyder was born in this county. Clara Laughner was a daughter of Barney and Catharine (McCalmont) Laughner. D. A. and Clara have had a family of five children - Edna M., Laura K., Inez M., Arthur B., and Perm E.
|
|-
! '''12'''
| '''1900 United States Federal Census''', District 27, Salem Twp., Clarion Co., PA, page 1. Census dated 1 June 1900. Lines 25-29: Auston M. Snyder, 50, farmer; Anna E., wife, 46; Mary L., 20; Walter L., 15; at school; Sarah, 75, mother. All read, write speak English. All and parents b. PA. Much of the information on the Ancestry.com image of this page is illegible. The family of [[Daniel Addison Snyder]] is on lines 1-14.
| [[Image:1900 census pa clarion salem dist 27 pg 1.jpg|50px|center]]
|}

===Source Notes===
* Salem Lutheran Cemetery Assoc. notes & records gives Christopher Snyder's dates as 1819-1899. The 1850 census for Clarion Co. taken on July 30 lists his age as 32 years. If both these pieces of information are accurate, he would have been born after July 30 (ie. Aug. - Dec.) in 1819.
* Salem Lutheran Cemetery Assoc. notes & records list Willard Snyder "1860-2". Since he does not appear in the 1870 census, this is taken to mean he died at age 2. This format is seen elsewhere in these records, though not consistently.

===Research Notes===

=Conjecture=

Harmon S. Snyder

2021-02-08T10:47:58Z

Mouser: Updated new surname for "Barabara Ann Unknown"

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{| class="messagebox standard-talk"
| style="padding-right: 4px; padding-left: 4px;"|
==NOT A DIRECT ANCESTOR==
'''Harmon S. Snyder''' is not in my direct ancestry. He is 1 step removed in the following ways:
* Brother of [[Caroline Snyder]]
* Son of [[Harmon Snyder]] and Barbara Unknown
|}

 
Harmon S. Snyder " came from Clinton county about 1841" to Clarion Co., PA, apparently to Salem Twp. where his son D.A. Snyder was born. He apparently married after arriving in Clarion Co., as Mary E. Knight, his wife, was born in Clarion Co. Harmon died in 1871.[6]

{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' || 1821|| Lamar Twp, Center Co. PA (became Clinton Co. in 1839) || || [3][4][5]
|-
| '''Marriage''' || || || To Mary E. Knight ||[6][7]
|-
| '''Death''' ||1871 || || || [6]
|-
| '''Burial''' || || || ||
|}

= Ancestry chart segment =

''Generation 5'' ''Generation 6''

+-- [[Harmon Snyder]]
| (1791-1844)
'''Harmon S. Snyder'''---+
(1831-1871) |
+-- [[Barbara Ann Hartman]]
(~1796-1851)
Sources:
[7]

=Children=
Children with Mary E. Knight
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
| Frances C. Snyder || F ||1847 ||Salem Twp., Clarion Co. PA ||William Hartman || || [3]{4][7]
|-
| Hannah D. Snyder || F ||1845 ||Salem Twp., Clarion Co. PA || ||died at 15 days || [7]
|-
| [[Daniel Addison Snyder]] || M ||9 Feb. 1850 ||Salem Twp., Clarion Co. PA || Clara Laughner ||inherited his father's 100 acre farm || [3][4][5][6][7]
|-
| Mary Snyder ||F || ~1855||Salem Twp., Clarion Co. PA ||Aaron Hartman || || {4][5][7]
|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
| Lamar Twp, Center (became Clinton 1839) Co. PA ||by 1820-1841 || || [1][2]
|-
| Clarion Co. PA ||by 1841 || ||[6]
|-
|Richland Twp., Clarion Co. PA ||by 1850 || ||[3]
|-
|Salem Twp., Clarion Co. PA ||by 1850 ||probably Twp. boundary change ||[4]
|}
Present day location of old Snyder farm is on the south side of Rt. 208, west of the intersection with Turkey City Road, Salem Twp., Clarion Co. PA. [8] This farm passed to Harmon's son, Harmon S. Snyder (1865 map), and then to his grandson D.A. Snyder (1877 map). The other Snyder farm noted on the two maps is presumably that of Christopher Snyder, brother of Harmon S. Snyder.
[[Image:1865 Pomeroy, Salem, H Snyder farm copy.jpg|240px|left|thumb|1865 Pomeroy Map, portion of Salem Twp., showing H. Snyder farm.]][[Image:1877 Caldwell, Salem Twp Beels & Snyder .jpg|170px|left|thumb|1877 Caldwell's Atlas, portion of Salem Twp. showing farms of C. Snyder and D. A. Snyder.]]
 

= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original

|-
! '''1'''
| '''1830 United States Federal Census''', Lamar Twp, Centre Co, PA, pg 9. Census is not dated. Family of Herman Snyder: 1 male 10-15, 1 male 30-40, 2 females 2-5, 2 females 5-10, 1 female 30-40. This may correspond to the family of [[Harmon Snyder]], age ~39, and wife Barbara A., age ~ 34. Children: (either '''Harmon S. Snyder''', age ~10, or [[Christopher Snyder]], age ~11; in either case, the other brother is then not listed); Sarah Snyder (~1), Rachel Snyder (~3), Barbara Snyder (~6), Matilda Snyder (~8). A Benjamin Snyder and wife, both 20-30 yrs, are two residences away. Benjamin is possibly a brother of Harmon Snyder.
| [[Image:1830 census pa centre lamar pg 9.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2'''
| '''1840 United States Federal Census''', Lamar Twp, Clinton Co, PA, pg 15. Census is not dated. Family of Harman Snyder: 1 male 15-20, 1 male 20-30, 1 male 40-50, 1 male 70-80, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 15-20, 1 female 20-30, 1 female 40-50. This may correspond to the family of [[Harmon Snyder]], age ~49, and wife Barbara, age ~44. The elderly male age 70-80 could be the father of either Harman or Barbara. Their children: '''Harmon S. Snyder''' (~20), [[Christopher Snyder]] (~21), [[Caroline Snyder]] (~9), Sarah Snyder (~11); for 3 daughters Matilda (~18), Barbara (~16) and Rachel (~13), there are only two females listed, age 15-20 and 20-30. The missing daughter is probably Matilda, possibly working in another home. She is probably not married, as she appears in her mother's home in 1850.
 Note: Clinton County was created in 1839 from old Center County, and lies north of present day Center County. The Snyder family probably remained in the same location, the Center to Clinton Co. change reflecting only the county name change.
| [[Image:1840 census pa clinton lamar pg 15.jpg|50px|center]]
|-
! '''3'''
| '''1850 United States Federal Census''' Richland Twp, Clarion Co, PA, page 2. Census dated 29 July 1850. Lines 38-41: '''Harmon Snyder''', 29, farmer; E or M, 28: Francis C., 3, female: Daniel A., 4 mo. All born PA.
| [[Image:1850 census pa clarion richland pg 2.jpg|50px|center]]
|-
! '''4'''
| '''1860 United States Federal Census''' Salem Twp, Clarion Co, PA, page 12. Census dated 29 June 1860. Lines 16-20: '''Harmon Snyder''', 40, farmer, $4000 real, $1500 personal property; Mary, 28: Francis, 13, female, in school; Daniel 11, in school; Mary, 5. All born PA.
| [[Image:1860 census pa clarion salem pg 12.jpg|50px|center]]
|-
! '''5'''
| '''1870 United States Federal Census''', Salem Twp, Clarion Co, PA, page 12. The census is dated 16 Aug 1870. Lines 24-27 list: '''Harmon Snyder''', 49, farmer, $4000 real, $1585 personal property; Eva M., 48, keeping house; Daniel W., 20, farm labor; Mary S. F., 13, in school. All born PA.
| [[Image:1870 census pa clarion salem pg 12.jpg|50px|center]]
|-
!'''6'''
|'''History of Clarion Co. Pennsylvania with Illustrations''' 1887, ed. A. J. DavisRecord Press, Rimersburg, PA c1968.

''Snyder, D.A''., Lamartine P.O., Salem, was born where he now resides on February 9, 1850; is a farmer and owns 100 acres. His parents were '''Marmon(sic) and Mary E. (Knight) Snyder'''. ''Mr. Snyder came from '''Clinton county''' about 1841'', and died in 1871. Mrs. Snyder was born in this county. Clara Laughner was a daughter of Barney and Catharine (McCalmont) Laughner. D. A. and Clara have had a family of five children - Edna M., Laura K., Inez M., Arthur B., and Perm E.

|-
!'''7'''
|'''Salem Lutheran Cemetery Association Records''' transcribed by E. Williams & N. Walls, Feb. 1995.

Harmon Snyder married Barbara A.____. Their children: 1)'''Harmon S. Snyder''' m. Mary E. Knight; 2) Christopher Snyder (1819 - 1899) m. Sarah L. Alsbach (1825 - 1902); 3) Caroline S. Snyder(exhumed) m. David Bowe; 4) Barbara Snyder m. Solomon Knight; 5) Rachael Snyder m.(1) Joseph Cromer, (2) George Troutner; 6) Matilda Snyder m. Samuel Knause.
| [[Cemetery Association Record: Harmon Snyder|Snyder Descendants]]

|-
! '''8'''
| '''Personal correspondence''' from [[Elizabeth Ann Wilson|Elizabeth Wilson Williams]].
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|}

===Source Notes===
* Harmon S. Snyder is named in biography of his son D.A. Snyder, in which Harmon's name is misspelled as Marmon.
===Research Notes===

=Conjecture=

Caroline Snyder

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{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' || 1831 ||Venango Co.PA || || [5][8][10]
|-
| '''Marriage''' ||22 Sept 1852 || || To [[David Bower]] ||[11]
|-
| '''Death''' || 1905 || || || [5]
|-
| '''Burial''' || || [[Source: Gravestones|Salem Lutheran Cemetery]], Clarion County, PA ||"exhumed" [6]||[5][6]
|}

= Ancestry chart segment =

''Generation 4'' ''Generation 5'' ''Generation 6''

+-- [[David Bower]]
| (1825-1866)
[[Olive Samantha Bower]] --+ +-- [[Harmon Snyder]]
(1862-1895) | | (1791-1844)
+-- [[Caroline Snyder]] --+
(1831-1905) |
+-- [[Barbara Ann Hartman]]
(1796-1851)
Sources:
[7][8]

=Children=
Children with [[David Bower]]:
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
| [[Paris A. Bower]] || M || Sept 1853|| || Maria Rugh || 5 children (in 1905): Arminta, Effie, John D., L. E. & Arthur Bower || [4][6][8][9]
|-
| Laura V. Bower || F ||~ 1856 || || James O.Tyler ||d. 1937 buried Oak Grove Hill Cem., Oil City PA|| [4][6][8][13]
|-
| Arthur Irvin Bower || M ||~1858 || || ||reside Crestline OH || [4][6][8][10]
|-
| Emma Bower || F ||between 1860 - 1866 || || [unknown] Tyler || || [8]

|-
| [[Olive Samantha Bower]] || F ||1862 || || [[James Francis Beals]] || Direct Line || [6][8]
|-
| [[Theresa "Tase" Bower]] || F ||between 1860 - 1866 || || Peter H. Shakely, reside Knox PA || || [6][8][10]
|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
| Lamar Twp., Center Co. PA || 1831-1839 || || [1]
|-
|Lamar Twp., Clinton Co. PA ||1839-40 or later ||Clinton Co. created 1839 ||[2]
|-
|Richland Twp., Clarion Co. PA ||by 1850 || || [3]
|-
|Salem Twp., Clarion Co. PA ||by 1860 || || [4]
|}
=Photos=
[[Image:Gravestone-david-carolyn-s-bower.jpg|170px|left|thumb|Gravestone of David Bower & wife Caroline Snyder, Salem Lutheran Cemetery, Salem Twp., Clarion Co. PA]]
 

= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original

|-
! '''1'''
| '''1830 United States Federal Census''', Lamar Twp, Centre Co, PA, pg 9. Census is not dated. Family of Herman Snyder: 1 male 10-15, 1 male 30-40, 2 females 0-5, 2 females 5-10, 1 female 30-40. This corresponds to either [[Harmon S. Snyder]] (~10) or [[Christopher Snyder]] (~11) [the other seems to be missing], ''Harmon Snyder'' (~39), Sarah Snyder (~1), Rachel Snyder (~3), Barbara Snyder (~6), Matilda Snyder (~8), and Barbara A. (Unknown) (~34). One of the boys isn't listed. A Benjamin Snyder and wife, both 20-30 yrs old,are two residences away.
| [[Image:1830 census pa centre lamar pg 9.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2'''
| '''1840 United States federal Census''', Lamar Twp, Clinton Co, PA, pg 15. Census is not dated. Family headed by Harman Snyder: 1 male 15-20, 1 male 20-30, 1 male 40-50, 1 male 70-80, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 15-20, 1 female 20-30, 1 female 40-50. This corresponds to [[Harmon Snyder]], Barbara Snyder , '''Caroline Snyder''' and other children. Some discrepancy in children's reported ages, compared to 1830 census. Clinton County was created in 1839 partly from Center County. Lamar Twp. lies just south of the town of Lockhaven.
| [[Image:1840 census pa clinton lamar pg 15.jpg|50px|left]]

|-
! '''3'''
| '''1850 United States Federal Census''', Richland Twp., Clarion Co., PA, Page 3, lists '' [[Barbara A. (Unknown)|Barbara Snyder]], age 55, $4000 real estate; Matilda Snyder, 27; Sarah Snyder, 20, idiot; ''Caroline Snyder'',18, attended school. Everyone was born in PA. This census is dated July 30, 1850.
| [[Image:1850 census pa clarion richland pg 3.jpg|50px|center]]
|-
! '''4'''
| '''1860 United States Federal Census''', Salem Twp., Clarion Co., PA, Page 20, lines 5-9 lists ''David Bower'', 34, married to ''Caroline Bower'', 29. They live with three children: son ''Paris A. Bower'', 7; daughter ''Laura Bower'', 4; and son ''Arthur Bower'', 2. David Bower is a farmer. Everyone was born in PA. Paris A. Bower and Laura Bower attended school within the census year. This census is dated July 4, 1860.
| [[Image:1860 census pa clarion salem p20.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''5'''
| '''[[Source: Gravestones|Gravestone transcription]]''' Salem Lutheran Cemetery, Salem Twp., Clarion Co. PA. Transcribed Sept 1995 by Elizabeth Wilson Williams. "David Bower, 1826-1866, Caroline S., His wife, 1831-1905"
|

|-
! '''6'''
| '''[[Cemetery Association Record: David Bower|Salem Lutheran Cemetery Association Record]]''' listing the siblings of David Bower, 1826-1856. It also lists his wife, Caroline Snyder, 1881-1909, and their children Paris Bower (m. Maria Rugh), Theresa (Tacy) Bower (m. Peter Shakley), Olive Bower (m. James Beals), Irvin Bower, and Laura Bower (m. [unknown] Tyler).
| [[Cemetery Association Record: David Bower|transcription]]

|-
! '''7'''
| '''Personal correspondence''' from [[Elizabeth Ann Wilson|Elizabeth Wilson Williams]].
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>
|-
!'''8'''
|'''Research Manuscript of Ella May Beals (Wilson)''' researched 1975-1985, including personal knowledge and interviews of her siblings Robert Beals and Bertha Beals (Chambers), and of her aunt Mary P. Kline (Fillgrove). Ella Beals was a great-granddaughter of Caroline Snyder.
|-
! '''9'''
| '''1900 United States Federal Census''', District 464, Oakdale Twp, Allegheny Co, PA, page 7. Census dated 5 June 1900. Lines 2-9: Paris Bower, head, age 46, b. Sept 1853, m. 20 years, oil well pumper; Maria, wife, 43, b. June, 1856, m. 20 years, 6 children born, all living; Minta, dau., 17, b. Sept 1882, at school; Effie, dau., 15, b. Mar 1885, at school; John, son, 12, b. Dec. 1887, at school; Soy(sic,Loy) son, 8, b. Nov. 1891, at school; Arthur, son, 2 months, b. Mar. 1890(sic); Sarah Rugh, mother-in-law, 67, b. May, 1833, widow, 9 children born, 4 living. All and all parents born PA. All but Arthur can read, write and speak English.
| [[Image:1900 census pa allegheny oakdale dist 464 pg 7.jpg|50px|center]]
|-
!'''10'''
|'''Obituary of Carolyn Snyder Bower''' submitted by Nancy Beals Walls 2008, clipping without date or news source, expect 1905. Carolyn Snyder died "Saturday" at the home of granddaughter Arminta Bower of Oakdale. Age 76, born in Venango Co.; married David Bower in 1857. "He was killed during the war, leaving her with 5 small children." Member Evangelical Lutheran church of Lamartine PA. Survived by 2 daughters, Mrs. Jane Tyler of Oil City & Mrs. P. H. Shakely of Knox; 1 son Arthur Bower of Crestline OH; 5 grandchildren, Arminta, Effie, John D., L. E., & Arthur Bower of Oakdale.
|[[Image:Obit Carolyn Snyder Bower.jpg|50px|left]]
|-
!'''11'''
|'''Marriage Certificate for David Bower and Caroline Snyder''', contributed June 2008 from document collection of children of Donald Dittman (deceased). David Bower and Caroline Snyder were wed 22 Sept 1852, by Ephraim (Keiffer?), minister. Location not specified.
|[[Image:Marriage Certif David Bower Caroline Snyder.jpg|50px|left]]
|-
!'''12'''
| '''Record books for Salem Lutheran Church''', Salem Twp., Clarion Co. PA. This collection of church record books was in the keeping of then pastor Kathleen Anderson, and was partially extracted in March 1995 by [[Elizabeth Ann Wilson]] Williams and [[Nancy Elizabeth Beals]] Walls. Transcriptions were incomplete due to time limitations and the quantity of material.
|[[Records of Salem Lutheran Church, partial transcription 1995]]
|-
! '''13'''
| '''Gravestones, Oak Grove Hill Cemetery''', Oil City, Venango Co., PA, Photos 2020 by Nancy Beals Walls, gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Harmon Snyder.
*Family Plot Stone "TYLER"
*"Laura V Tyler 1856-1937"
*"James O. Tyler, (Masons emblem), 1837-1911"
|
|}
===Source Notes===
* The obituary of Caroline Snyder lists the marriage date of her and David Bower as 1857. The marriage certificate lists 1852, and children were born in 1853 and 1856. We assume the obituary to be in error.
* Carolyn Snyder Bower obituary notes a daughter Jane Tyler of Oil City. 1900 & 1910 census for Venango Co., Oil City, show Laura V. and James C. or James O. Tyler. Jane Tyler or Emma Tyler or Emma Jane Tyler has not been found in the census.
* The grave of Caroline Snyder is noted as "exhumed" in the records of the Salem Lutheran Cemetery Association. No further explaination is given beyond that notation. Nancy Beals Walls did some searching for any other gravesite for a Caroline Snyder Bower but nothing has been found to date. Caroline Snyder's parents are also buried at Salem Lutheran, so the body was not for example moved to the plot of her parents in a different cemetery. The action may have been temporary for some oversight reason, for example moving her from her parent's plot at Salem Lutheran to her husband's. She cannot be located in the 1870 - 1900 census for Clarion Co. (by ancestry.com search engine). Possibly she remarried, was initially buried with her second husband, them exhumed (by the children?)& moved to Salem Lutheran Cemetery, to the plot of her first husband. The Cemetery Association Records do not indicate whether the body was moved to or from Salem Lutheran Cemetery.
==Research==
* 1870 - 1900 PA census, Clarion Co., searched via ancestry.com search engine by E. B. Williams; no record for Caroline Snyder found. Page-by-page search done for Salem Twp in 1870 census with no success. Brother Harmon S. Snyder is living on the family farm. Other townships and years not searched by page.
* Gravestone at Salem Lutheran Cemetery, transcribed Mar. 1995 by Elizabeth Wilson Williams: "Christopher Snyder, Jan 21, 1819 - Jan 26 1899; Sarah His Wife, May 22, 1825 - Aug 19, 1902, Gone Home, SNYDER". This Christopher Snyder is of an age to be a sibling of our Caroline Snyder (Bower), who is also buried at Salem Lutheran.
===Research Wishlist===
Need to find census records for her before and after 1860.
* In 1870, there is a Caroline Bower, 41, in Bucks Co., Middletown Twp. working as a domestic servant for the family of Isaac Paxon.

Tree: James Elgie Beals

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Barbara A. (Unknown)

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#REDIRECT [[Barbara Ann Hartman]]

Barbara Ann Hartman

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Barbara (Unknown) died in 1851 and was buried at Salem Lutheran Church cemetery in Salem township, Clarion County, PA. One transcription of her gravestone, found in the records of the cemetery association, had her dates as 1851 – 1855, despite the inscription "wife of [[Harmon Snyder]]". It is expected that the second number , 1855, was presumed from a visible number "55", which is now thought to have more likely been her age. [This surmise is supported by the fact that the cemetery association records reported her husband Harmon Snyder's dates to be "1844 – 1853",( for a total age of nine years). His stone was photographed and transcribed in 1995 by E. Williams, with death year of 1844, and age of 53 years.]

If indeed Barbara's age at death was 55 years, then her birth was in about 1796.
It is expected from the biography of her grandson [[Daniel Addison Snyder]], Barbara's surname and ancestry is at present untraced.

This biography is prepared from the records here presented, with no further basis in direct family knowledge or tradition

File:1920 Census PA Allegheny Oakdale Distr 292 Anc pg 2.jpg

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1920 US Census for Pennsylvania, Allegheny County, ennumeration district 292

Henry Clay King

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Details of this person have been redacted at the request of his son.
--Mouser

Bernard Joseph Lanza

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Note: Apparently [[Bernard Joseph Lanza]] went by the pseudonym ''Robert Joseph Lanza'' for some portion of his life.

 

{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' || 29 Jun 1928 || || || 
|-
| '''Marriage''' || || || To [[Ruta Gruber]] || 
|-
| '''Military''' || 21 Nov 1950 - 20 Nov 1952? || Korean War || Corporal, US Army || 
|-
| '''Death''' || 27 Jun 1993 || || || 
|-
| '''Burial''' || 30 Jun 1993 || Calverton National Cemetery, Suffolk Co., NY || Plot 71, 2728 || 
|}

= Ancestry chart segment =
''Generation 0'' ''Generation 1'' ''Generation 2''

+-- [[Charles Frank Lanza]]
| (1906-1977)
+-- [[Bernard Joseph Lanza]] --+
| (1928-????) |
| +-- [[Margaret Anna Sciallo]]
| (1907-2010)
+-- [[Ruta Gruber]]
(1927-2012)

Sources:


=Children=
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources

|-
| (Living) Bly || || || || || || 

|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
| Bronx, NY || 1 Apr 1940 || || 
|}

= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original

|-
! '''1'''
| '''1940 United States Federal Census''', Bronx, New York City, NY, enumeration district 3-772A, page 12, lines 67-71:
[[Charles Frank Lanza|Charles Lanza]], 33, lives with his wife [[Margaret Anna Sciallo|Margaret]], 32, their son [[Bernard Joseph Lanza|Bernard]], 11, daughter Marie, 8, and son Richard, 1. Everyone was born in NY. Charles works as a plastering contractor. They live on Wallace(?) Ave.
| [[Image:1940 Census NY Bronx NYC d3-772A p12.jpg|50px|center]]

|}

= Research =
Apparently Bernard may have gone by a pseudonym -- his sister's son found a DNA match on 23andme for the daughter of "Robert Joseph Lanza" and the depth of the DNA match is such that they must be first cousins, but for that to be true, "Robert" and Bernard would have to be the same person.

There is a Robert J. Lanza with the same birthday and year as Bernard who shows up in Lake Ozark, MO, in the early 1990s and there is also a Ruta Lanza that shows up in Lake Ozark as well at about the same time.

Bernard Joseph Lanza

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Bernard Joseph Lanza

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Mouser: Initial writeup

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Note: Apparently [[Bernard Joseph Lanza]] went by the pseudonym ''Robert Joseph Lanza'' for some portion of his life.

 

{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' || 29 Jun 1928 || || || 
|-
| '''Marriage''' || || || To [[Ruta Gruber]] || 
|-
| '''Military''' || 21 Nov 1950 - 20 Nov 1952? || Korean War || Corporal, US Army || 
|-
| '''Death''' || 27 Jun 1993 || || || 
|-
| '''Burial''' || 30 Jun 1993 || Calverton National Cemetery, Suffolk Co., NY || Plot 71, 2728 || 
|}

= Ancestry chart segment =
''Generation 0'' ''Generation 1'' ''Generation 2''

+-- [[Charles Frank Lanza]]
| (1906-1977)
+-- [[Bernard Joseph Lanza]] --+
| (1928-????) |
| +-- [[Margaret Anna Sciallo]]
| (1907-2010)
+-- [[Ruta Gruber]]
(?-?)

Sources:


=Children=
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources

|-
| (Living) Bly || || || || || || 

|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
| Bronx, NY || 1 Apr 1940 || || 
|}

= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original

|-
! '''1'''
| '''1940 United States Federal Census''', Bronx, New York City, NY, enumeration district 3-772A, page 12, lines 67-71:
[[Charles Frank Lanza|Charles Lanza]], 33, lives with his wife [[Margaret Anna Sciallo|Margaret]], 32, their son [[Bernard Joseph Lanza|Bernard]], 11, daughter Marie, 8, and son Richard, 1. Everyone was born in NY. Charles works as a plastering contractor. They live on Wallace(?) Ave.
| [[Image:1940 Census NY Bronx NYC d3-772A p12.jpg|50px|center]]

|}

File:1850 US Fed Census PA Butler Muddy Crk p8.jpg

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File:Testcensus.jpg

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this is a test, DELETE ME.

Edwin Delbert Wilson

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{| class="messagebox standard-talk"
| style="padding-right: 4px; padding-left: 4px;"|
==NOT A DIRECT ANCESTOR==
[[Edwin Delbert Wilson]] is not in my direct ancestry. He is 1 step removed in the following ways:
* Brother of [[John Thomas Wilson]]
* Son of [[Bert Winiford Wilson]] and [[Clara Mabel Wimer]]
|}
Ed Wilson and Vesta Jo lived in Las Vegas Nevada for many years. Ed died sometime after 1985; he was at the hospital to visit his brother [[John Thomas Wilson|John Wilson]] that year.
{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' || 9 Dec 1914 || Slippery Rock Township, Butler County, PA || || [5] [7]
|-
| '''Marriage''' || || || 1) To [[Faye McClellan]] 2) To Vesta Jo [unknown] ||[5]
|-
| '''Death''' || 3 Mar 2002 || || || [4] [7] [8]
|-
| '''Burial''' || || Nickleville Cemetery, Nicklevilla, Venango Co., PA || || [4] [8]
|}
=Photos=
[[Image:Ed Wilson and Faye McClellan upl.jpg|110px|left|thumb|Ed Wilson & Faye McClellan, circa 1936]][[File:Ed Wilson with Michael Vergis (b. 1942), from Mike Vergis.jpg|120 px|left|thumb|Ed Wilson & nephew Mike Vergis, ca 1943 on Bert Wilson farm]][[Image:Ed Wilson & Jo, 1981.jpg|175 px|left|thumb|Ed Wilson & wife Jo, home in Las Vegas 1981]][[File:Gravestone Edwin D Wilson.jpg|110px|left|thumb|Gravestone for [[Edwin Delbert Wilson]] and Vesta Jo Wilson at Nickleville Cemetery, Nickleville, PA]] 

= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original

|-
! '''2'''
| '''[[Source:_1920_United_States_Federal_Census|1920 United States Federal Census]]''', Worth Township, Butler County, PA, Enumeration District 66, Page 7, lines 84-88 lists ''Bert W. Wilson'', 28, married to ''Clara M. Wilson'', 28. Their daughter, ''Ruth M. Wilson'', 7, and two sons, [[Edwin Delbert Wilson|Edwin D. Wilson]], 4, and ''John T. Wilson'', 2 years and one month, are listed as well. Bert is listed as having been born in PA. His profession is listed as "Laborer" on a rented farm. His census record is immediately followed by that of his father, [[James L. Wilson]], suggesting that they lived on adjacent property. This census page is dated 23 and 24 January 1920.
| [[Image:1920 census pa butler worth d66 pg7.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''3'''
| '''[[Source:_1930_United_States_Federal_Census|1930 United States Federal Census]]''', Richland Township, Venango County, PA, Enumeration District 61-40, Page 6, lines 65-73 lists ''Birt W. Wilson'', 39, married to ''Clara M. Wilson'', 38. They live with six children and a live-in farm laborer: daughter ''Ruth M. Wilson'', 17; son [[Edwin Delbert Wilson|Edwin D.]], 15; son ''John T. Wilson'', 12; son ''Russel W. Wilson'', 9; son ''Ray B. Wilson'', 6; daughter ''Allene N. Wilson'', 3 years and 10 months; and laborer ''Lester Lawrence'', 43. When Birt W. Wilson and Clara M. Wilson got married, he was 20 and she was 19. All of the children except Allene attended school within the census year. Everyone but Allene can read, write, and speak English. Everyone and their parents were born in PA. Birt W. Wilson's occupation is listed as "Farmer." This census page is dated April 15th, 1930.
| [[Image:1930_census_pa_venango_richland_d61-40_pg6b.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''4'''
| '''Social Security Death Index'''
Name: [[Edwin Delbert Wilson|Edwin D. Wilson]]
* Last Residence: 16301 Oil City, Venango, Pennsylvania, United States of America
* Born: 9 Dec 1914
* Died: 15 Mar 2002
* State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania (Before 1951 )
|'''N/A'''

|-
!'''5'''
|'''Manuscript of [[John Thomas Wilson|John T. Wilson]]''' researched 1975-1985, including personal knowledge and interviews of family members.
| '''N/A'''

|-
!'''6'''
|'''U.S. Public Records Index, Volum 2''' lists [[Edwin Delbert Wilson|Edwin D. Wilson]], born 9 Dec 1914, living at PO Box 66, Pahrump, NV, 89041-0066
| '''N/A'''

|-
! '''7'''
| '''Social Security Application and Claims Index, 1936-2007''', lists [[Edwin Delbert Wilson]], SSN 177073771, born 9 Dec 1914 in Slippery Rock, PA, to father [[Bert Winiford Wilson|Bert W. Wilson]] and mother [[Clara Mabel Wimer|Clara Wimer]]. He died on 15 Mar 2002.
|'''N/A'''

|-
! '''8'''
| '''Gravestone''', at Nickleville Cemetery, Nickleville, Venango Co., PA, for [[Edwin Delbert Wilson|Edwin D. Wilson]], born 9 Dec 1914 and died 3 Mar 2002, and Vest Jo Wilson, born 15 Nov 1923 and died 24 Jun 2001.
| [[File:Gravestone Edwin D Wilson.jpg|50px|center]]

|}

File:Gravestone Edwin D Wilson.jpg

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Mouser: Gravestone for Edwin Delbert Wilson.

Gravestone for [[Edwin Delbert Wilson]].

Anna Pellegrino

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{| class="messagebox standard-talk"
| style="padding-right: 4px; padding-left: 4px;"|
==NOT A DIRECT ANCESTOR==
[[Anna Pellegrino]] is not in my direct ancestry. She is 1 step removed in the following ways:
* Sister of [[Maria Pellegrino]]
* Daughter of [[Antonio Pellegrino]] and [[Catarina Greco]]
|}

{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' || 1902 || NY || || 
|-
| '''Marriage''' || || || to [[Benjamin Lanzilotta|Benjamin "Benny" Lanzilotta]]|| 
|-
| '''Death''' || || || || 
|-
| '''Burial''' || || || || 
|}

=Children=
(all children with [[Benjamin Lanzilotta]])
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
| [[Ben Lanzilotta]] || M || ~1921 || || Vera unknown || || 
|-
| [[Louie Lanzilotta]] || M || || || Anita unknown || birth order unknown || 
|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
| || || || 
|}

= Photo Gallery =
 

= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original

|-
! '''1'''
| '''1910 United States Federal Census''', Queens, New York, district 1157, page 40. Census dated 30 Apr 1910. 
Lines 58-64: [[Antonio Pellegrino]], 48?, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco|Catherine]], 48, their daughter [[Teresina Pellegrino|Theresa]], 18, their son [[Charles Pellegrino|Charles]], 14, their son [[Joseph Pellegrino|Joeseph]], 12, their daughter [[Anna Pellegrino|Anna]], 10, and Antonio's mother in law, [[Marie Abbatemarco]], 80. Antonio and Catherine have been married for 22 years. Catherine has given birth to 9 children, 6 of whom still live. Marie is a widow who has given birth to 4 children, all of whom still live. Antonio, Catherine, Theresa, Marie, and their parents were born in southern Italy. Charles, Joseph, and Anna were born in New York. Antonio immigrated in 1892. His naturalization status is illegible. Catherine, Theresa, and Marie immigrated in 1896. Everyone can speak English except Marie, who's primary language is Italian. Antonio is a mason. Theresa is a weaver at a mill. They live at 118 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY.
| [[File:1910 Census NY Queens Ward 1 d1157 p40.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2'''
| '''1920 United States Federal Census''', Hempstead, Nassauh Co., New York, Supervisor's District 5, Enum. District 42, sheet 16B. Census dated 24 March 1920. 
Lines 90-94: [[Antonio Pellegrino| Anthony Pellegrino]], 49, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco| Catherine]], 59, their daughter [[Anna Pellegrino| Annie]], 19, their grandson [[Pasquale Sciallo| Patsy Pellegrino]], 11, and their granddaughter [[Catarina Sciallo| Catherine Sciallo]], 9. Anthony immigrated to the United States in 1890 and became a naturalized citizen in 1895. The Catherine Pellegrino is also a naturalized citizen. Annie, Patsy, and Catherine Sciallo attended school this year. Anthony, Annie, and Patsy can read and write, neither of the Catherines can. Anthony and Catherine were born in Italy and Italian is their native language. The children were all born in New York. Patsy and Catherine Sciallo's parents were born in Italy. Everyone can speak English except for Catherine Sciallo. Anthony is a painter in the construction industry, Annie works as an "operator" at a waist factory. The family lives at 277 Madison St., Hempstead, NY.

Editor's note: The grandson Patsy Pellegrino and granddaughter Catherine Sciallo are likely to be [[Pasquale Sciallo]] and [[Catarina Sciallo]], son and daughter of [[Maria Pellegrino]], daughter of Anthony and Catherine. This census was taken just a year after Pasquale and Catarina's mother died of influenza.
| [[File:1920 Census NY Nassau Hempstead d42.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''3'''
| '''1930 United States Federal Census''', New York, Nassau, Hempstead, Enum. District 114, page 26. Census dated 10 Apr 1930. 
Lines 62-72: There are four families living at the same address (312 Jefferson St.). The first family is [[Antonio Pellegrino|Anthony Pellegrino]], 60, widower, and his granddaughter [[Catterina Sciallo]], 18, single. He was born in Italy as were his parents, she was born in NY and her parents were born in Italy. Anthony is the proprietor of (illegible (farmer?)). He immigrated to the US in 1890(?).

The second family is Antonio's son, [[Joseph Pellegrino]], 32, his wife [[Carmella Arbolino|Carmella Pellegrino]], 30, and their son [[Anthony Pellegrino]], 10. Joseph and Carmella have been married for 11 years. Everyone was born in NY, Joseph and Carmella's respective parents were all born in Italy. Joseph works as a painter.

The third family is Antonio's daughter, [[Anna Pellegrino|Anna Lanzilotto]], 30, and husband [[Benjamin Lanzilotta|Ben Lanzilotto]], 30, and their son [[Ben Lanzilotta|Ben Lanzilotto]], 9. Everyone was born in NY, Ben Sr. and Anna's parents were born in Italy. Ben Sr. is the proprietor of a garage.

The fourth family is [[Carmelo Garito]], 42, widower, his daughter [[Elenora Garito]], 16, and his son [[John H. Garito]], 15. Carmelo was born in Italy as were his parents. The children were born in NY and both their parents were born in Italy. Carmelo works as a plasterer in a building construction business. He immigrated to the US in 1905.
| [[Image:1930 Census NY Nassau Hempstead 114 pg26.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''4'''
| '''Descendants of Maria Greco''', family tree diagram in possession of Diane Narr (an identical copy was also in possession of Maria Wiese). Origin unknown.
|

|-
! '''5'''
| '''Descendants of Kathy and Anthony Pelligrino''' family tree diagram given to Mary Lanzilotta by her mother.
| [[File:Descendants of Kathy and Anthony Pelligrino.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''6'''
| '''Personal communication''' with Diane Wiese Narr, 2012.
|

|}

===Source notes===

=Conjecture=
=Research Wishlist=
Ancestry.com has an immigration record in the New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 for a maria Pelligrino of the right age, from the right region, but she seems to be married to someone else. Check into it.

Anna Pellegrino

2017-03-25T20:54:26Z

Mouser: /* Sources */ Added 1920 census source

__NOTOC__
 

{| class="messagebox standard-talk"
| style="padding-right: 4px; padding-left: 4px;"|
==NOT A DIRECT ANCESTOR==
[[Anna Pellegrino]] is not in my direct ancestry. She is 1 step removed in the following ways:
* Sister of [[Maria Pellegrino]]
* Daughter of [[Antonio Pellegrino]] and [[Catarina Greco]]
|}

{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' || 1902 || NY || || 
|-
| '''Marriage''' || || || to [[Benjamin Lanzilotta|Benjamin "Benny" Lanzilotta]]|| 
|-
| '''Death''' || || || || 
|-
| '''Burial''' || || || || 
|}

=Children=
(all children with [[Benjamin Lanzilotta]])
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
| [[Ben Lanzilotta]] || M || ~1921 || || Vera unknown || || 
|-
| [[Louie Lanzilotta]] || M || || || Anita unknown || birth order unknown || 
|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
| || || || 
|}

= Photo Gallery =
 

= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original

|-
! '''1'''
| '''1920 United States Federal Census''', Hempstead, Nassauh Co., New York, Supervisor's District 5, Enum. District 42, sheet 16B. Census dated 24 March 1920. 
Lines 90-94: [[Antonio Pellegrino| Anthony Pellegrino]], 49, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco| Catherine]], 59, their daughter [[Anna Pellegrino| Annie]], 19, their grandson [[Pasquale Sciallo| Patsy Pellegrino]], 11, and their granddaughter [[Catarina Sciallo| Catherine Sciallo]], 9. Anthony immigrated to the United States in 1890 and became a naturalized citizen in 1895. The Catherine Pellegrino is also a naturalized citizen. Annie, Patsy, and Catherine Sciallo attended school this year. Anthony, Annie, and Patsy can read and write, neither of the Catherines can. Anthony and Catherine were born in Italy and Italian is their native language. The children were all born in New York. Patsy and Catherine Sciallo's parents were born in Italy. Everyone can speak English except for Catherine Sciallo. Anthony is a painter in the construction industry, Annie works as an "operator" at a waist factory. The family lives at 277 Madison St., Hempstead, NY.

Editor's note: The grandson Patsy Pellegrino and granddaughter Catherine Sciallo are likely to be [[Pasquale Sciallo]] and [[Catarina Sciallo]], son and daughter of [[Maria Pellegrino]], daughter of Anthony and Catherine. This census was taken just a year after Pasquale and Catarina's mother died of influenza.
| [[File:1920 Census NY Nassau Hempstead d42.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2'''
| '''1930 United States Federal Census''', New York, Nassau, Hempstead, Enum. District 114, page 26. Census dated 10 Apr 1930. 
Lines 62-72: There are four families living at the same address (312 Jefferson St.). The first family is [[Antonio Pellegrino|Anthony Pellegrino]], 60, widower, and his granddaughter [[Catterina Sciallo]], 18, single. He was born in Italy as were his parents, she was born in NY and her parents were born in Italy. Anthony is the proprietor of (illegible (farmer?)). He immigrated to the US in 1890(?).

The second family is Antonio's son, [[Joseph Pellegrino]], 32, his wife [[Carmella Arbolino|Carmella Pellegrino]], 30, and their son [[Anthony Pellegrino]], 10. Joseph and Carmella have been married for 11 years. Everyone was born in NY, Joseph and Carmella's respective parents were all born in Italy. Joseph works as a painter.

The third family is Antonio's daughter, [[Anna Pellegrino|Anna Lanzilotto]], 30, and husband [[Benjamin Lanzilotta|Ben Lanzilotto]], 30, and their son [[Ben Lanzilotta|Ben Lanzilotto]], 9. Everyone was born in NY, Ben Sr. and Anna's parents were born in Italy. Ben Sr. is the proprietor of a garage.

The fourth family is [[Carmelo Garito]], 42, widower, his daughter [[Elenora Garito]], 16, and his son [[John H. Garito]], 15. Carmelo was born in Italy as were his parents. The children were born in NY and both their parents were born in Italy. Carmelo works as a plasterer in a building construction business. He immigrated to the US in 1905.
| [[Image:1930 Census NY Nassau Hempstead 114 pg26.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''3'''
| '''Descendants of Maria Greco''', family tree diagram in possession of Diane Narr (an identical copy was also in possession of Maria Wiese). Origin unknown.
|

|-
! '''4'''
| '''Descendants of Kathy and Anthony Pelligrino''' family tree diagram given to Mary Lanzilotta by her mother.
| [[File:Descendants of Kathy and Anthony Pelligrino.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''5'''
| '''Personal communication''' with Diane Wiese Narr, 2012.
|

|}

===Source notes===

=Conjecture=
=Research Wishlist=
Ancestry.com has an immigration record in the New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 for a maria Pelligrino of the right age, from the right region, but she seems to be married to someone else. Check into it.

Catarina Greco

2017-03-25T20:53:23Z

Mouser: Added details from 1920 census.

__NOTOC__
[[Image:Flag-italy.png|left]][[Image:Immigrant boat.JPG|70px|left]]
 

{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' || ~1861 || Southern Italy || Likely Salerno, Italy based on family history. || 
|-
| '''Marriage''' || ~1888 || || to [[Antonio Pellegrino]] || 
|-
| '''Immigration''' || 1896 || || || 
|-
| '''Death''' || < 1930 || ||Her husband is shown as a widower in the 1930 census || 
|-
| '''Burial''' || || || || 
|}

= Immediate family in my direct ancestry =

''Generation 3'' ''Generation 4'' ''Generation 5''

+-- [[Antonio Pellegrino]]
| (1852-????)
[[Maria Pellegrino]] --+ +-- (unknown Greco)
(1889-????) | | (????-????)
+-- [[Catarina Greco]] --+
(1861-????) |
+-- [[Maria Abbatemarco]]
(1819-1913)
Sources:


=Children=
(all children with [[Antonio Pellegrino]])
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
| [[Rosa Pellegrino]] || F || 1888 || Italy || [[Nunzio Caliendo]] || || 
|-
| [[Maria Pellegrino]] || F || 1889 || Italy || [[Alesandro Sciallo]] || direct line || 
|-
| [[Teresina Pellegrino]] || F || ~1892 || Italy || [[John Tatora]] || || 
|-
| [[Charles Pellegrino]] || M || ~1896 || New York City, NY || [[Irene Costanza]] || || 
|-
| [[Joseph Pellegrino]] || M || ~1897 || New York City, NY || [[Carmela Arbolino]] || || 
|-
| [[Anna Pellegrino]] || F || ~1900 || New York City, NY || [[Benjamin Lanzilotta]] || || 
|-
| unknown || || || || || Birth order unknown; 1910 census indicates 9 children total || 
|-
| unknown || || || || || Birth order unknown; 1910 census indicates 9 children total || 
|-
| unknown || || || || || Birth order unknown; 1910 census indicates 9 children total || 
|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
| 118 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY || 1910 || || 
|-
| 64 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY || 1915 || || 
|-
| 277 Madison Ave., Hempstead, NY || 1920 || || 
|}

= Photo Gallery =
 

= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original

|-
! '''1'''
| '''1910 United States Federal Census''', Queens, New York, district 1157, page 40. Census dated 30 Apr 1910. 
Lines 58-64: [[Antonio Pellegrino]], 48?, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco|Catherine]], 48, their daughter [[Teresina Pellegrino|Theresa]], 18, their son [[Charles Pellegrino|Charles]], 14, their son [[Joseph Pellegrino|Joeseph]], 12, their daughter [[Anna Pellegrino|Anna]], 10, and Antonio's mother in law, [[Marie Abbatemarco]], 80. Antonio and Catherine have been married for 22 years. Catherine has given birth to 9 children, 6 of whom still live. Marie is a widow who has given birth to 4 children, all of whom still live. Antonio, Catherine, Theresa, Marie, and their parents were born in southern Italy. Charles, Joseph, and Anna were born in New York. Antonio immigrated in 1892. His naturalization status is illegible. Catherine, Theresa, and Marie immigrated in 1896. Everyone can speak English except Marie, who's primary language is Italian. Antonio is a mason. Theresa is a weaver at a mill. They live at 118 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY.
| [[File:1910 Census NY Queens Ward 1 d1157 p40.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2'''
| '''1915 New York State Census''', Queens, New York, Admin. District 01, Enum. District 10, page 22. Census dated 1 June 1915. 
Lines 22-26: [[Antonio Pellegrino| Anthony Pellegrino]], 48, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco|Kathern Pellegrino]] (sic), 50, their son [[Charles Pellegrino]], 19, their son [[Joseph Pellegrino]], 18, and their daughter [[Anna Pellegrino]], 15. Anthony and Kathern were born in Italy. Anthony has been in the US for 28 years. Kathern has been in the US for 23 years. The children were all born in US. Anthony is a painter or decorator. Kathern does housework. Charles and Joseph are painters. They live at 64 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY.
| [[File:1915 Census NY Queens ad10 ed10 p22.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''3'''
| '''1920 United States Federal Census''', Hempstead, Nassauh Co., New York, Supervisor's District 5, Enum. District 42, sheet 16B. Census dated 24 March 1920. 
Lines 90-94: [[Antonio Pellegrino| Anthony Pellegrino]], 49, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco| Catherine]], 59, their daughter [[Anna Pellegrino| Annie]], 19, their grandson [[Pasquale Sciallo| Patsy Pellegrino]], 11, and their granddaughter [[Catarina Sciallo| Catherine Sciallo]], 9. Anthony immigrated to the United States in 1890 and became a naturalized citizen in 1895. The Catherine Pellegrino is also a naturalized citizen. Annie, Patsy, and Catherine Sciallo attended school this year. Anthony, Annie, and Patsy can read and write, neither of the Catherines can. Anthony and Catherine were born in Italy and Italian is their native language. The children were all born in New York. Patsy and Catherine Sciallo's parents were born in Italy. Everyone can speak English except for Catherine Sciallo. Anthony is a painter in the construction industry, Annie works as an "operator" at a waist factory. The family lives at 277 Madison St., Hempstead, NY.

Editor's note: The grandson Patsy Pellegrino and granddaughter Catherine Sciallo are likely to be [[Pasquale Sciallo]] and [[Catarina Sciallo]], son and daughter of [[Maria Pellegrino]], daughter of Anthony and Catherine. This census was taken just a year after Pasquale and Catarina's mother died of influenza.
| [[File:1920 Census NY Nassau Hempstead d42.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''4'''
| '''1925 New York State Census''', Nassauh, Hempstead, Admin. District 01, Enum. District 56, page 2. Census dated 1 June 1925. 
Lines 8-10: Jason? Pellegrino, 25, lives with his wife Millie, 25, and their son Anthony, 5. Jason and Anthony were born in the US, Millie was born in Italy and has been in the US for 19 years. They are all US citizens. Jason is a painter. They live at 314 Jefferson St. 
Lines 11-14: At the same address, [[Antonio Pellegrino|Anthony Pellegrino]], 55, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco|Katherine]], 57, their nephew [[Pasquale Pellegrino|Patsy Pellegrino]], 16, and their(?) cousin Vito Pinto, 26. Anthony and Katherine were born in Italy. He has been in the US for 34 years, she for 31 years. Patsy was born in the US. Vito was born in Italy and has been in the US for 5 years. Anthony works in a grocery store. Patsy is a store clerk.
| [[File:1925 Census NY Nassau Hempstead ad01ed56 p2.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''5'''
| '''Descendants of Maria Greco''', family tree diagram in possession of Diane Narr (an identical copy was also in possession of Maria Wiese). Origin unknown.
|

|-
! '''6'''
| '''Personal communication''' with Diane Wiese Narr, 2012.
|

|-
! '''7'''
| '''Personal communication''' between NLL and [[Margaret Anna Sciallo]], 1980/90s.
|

|}

Catarina Greco

2017-03-25T20:51:46Z

Mouser: /* Sources */ Added 1920 census source

__NOTOC__
[[Image:Flag-italy.png|left]][[Image:Immigrant boat.JPG|70px|left]]
 

{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' || 1861-1865 || Southern Italy || Likely Salerno, Italy based on family history. || 
|-
| '''Marriage''' || ~1888 || || to [[Antonio Pellegrino]] || 
|-
| '''Immigration''' || 1896 || || || 
|-
| '''Death''' || < 1930 || ||Her husband is shown as a widower in the 1930 census || 
|-
| '''Burial''' || || || || 
|}

= Immediate family in my direct ancestry =

''Generation 3'' ''Generation 4'' ''Generation 5''

+-- [[Antonio Pellegrino]]
| (1852-????)
[[Maria Pellegrino]] --+ +-- (unknown Greco)
(1889-????) | | (????-????)
+-- [[Catarina Greco]] --+
(1861-????) |
+-- [[Maria Abbatemarco]]
(1819-1913)
Sources:


=Children=
(all children with [[Antonio Pellegrino]])
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
| [[Rosa Pellegrino]] || F || 1888 || Italy || [[Nunzio Caliendo]] || || 
|-
| [[Maria Pellegrino]] || F || 1889 || Italy || [[Alesandro Sciallo]] || direct line || 
|-
| [[Teresina Pellegrino]] || F || ~1892 || Italy || [[John Tatora]] || || 
|-
| [[Charles Pellegrino]] || M || ~1896 || New York City, NY || [[Irene Costanza]] || || 
|-
| [[Joseph Pellegrino]] || M || ~1897 || New York City, NY || [[Carmela Arbolino]] || || 
|-
| [[Anna Pellegrino]] || F || ~1900 || New York City, NY || [[Benjamin Lanzilotta]] || || 
|-
| unknown || || || || || Birth order unknown; 1910 census indicates 9 children total || 
|-
| unknown || || || || || Birth order unknown; 1910 census indicates 9 children total || 
|-
| unknown || || || || || Birth order unknown; 1910 census indicates 9 children total || 
|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
| 118 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY || 1910 || || 
|-
| 64 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY || 1915 || || 
|}

= Photo Gallery =
 

= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original

|-
! '''1'''
| '''1910 United States Federal Census''', Queens, New York, district 1157, page 40. Census dated 30 Apr 1910. 
Lines 58-64: [[Antonio Pellegrino]], 48?, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco|Catherine]], 48, their daughter [[Teresina Pellegrino|Theresa]], 18, their son [[Charles Pellegrino|Charles]], 14, their son [[Joseph Pellegrino|Joeseph]], 12, their daughter [[Anna Pellegrino|Anna]], 10, and Antonio's mother in law, [[Marie Abbatemarco]], 80. Antonio and Catherine have been married for 22 years. Catherine has given birth to 9 children, 6 of whom still live. Marie is a widow who has given birth to 4 children, all of whom still live. Antonio, Catherine, Theresa, Marie, and their parents were born in southern Italy. Charles, Joseph, and Anna were born in New York. Antonio immigrated in 1892. His naturalization status is illegible. Catherine, Theresa, and Marie immigrated in 1896. Everyone can speak English except Marie, who's primary language is Italian. Antonio is a mason. Theresa is a weaver at a mill. They live at 118 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY.
| [[File:1910 Census NY Queens Ward 1 d1157 p40.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2'''
| '''1915 New York State Census''', Queens, New York, Admin. District 01, Enum. District 10, page 22. Census dated 1 June 1915. 
Lines 22-26: [[Antonio Pellegrino| Anthony Pellegrino]], 48, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco|Kathern Pellegrino]] (sic), 50, their son [[Charles Pellegrino]], 19, their son [[Joseph Pellegrino]], 18, and their daughter [[Anna Pellegrino]], 15. Anthony and Kathern were born in Italy. Anthony has been in the US for 28 years. Kathern has been in the US for 23 years. The children were all born in US. Anthony is a painter or decorator. Kathern does housework. Charles and Joseph are painters. They live at 64 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY.
| [[File:1915 Census NY Queens ad10 ed10 p22.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''3'''
| '''1920 United States Federal Census''', Hempstead, Nassauh Co., New York, Supervisor's District 5, Enum. District 42, sheet 16B. Census dated 24 March 1920. 
Lines 90-94: [[Antonio Pellegrino| Anthony Pellegrino]], 49, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco| Catherine]], 59, their daughter [[Anna Pellegrino| Annie]], 19, their grandson [[Pasquale Sciallo| Patsy Pellegrino]], 11, and their granddaughter [[Catarina Sciallo| Catherine Sciallo]], 9. Anthony immigrated to the United States in 1890 and became a naturalized citizen in 1895. The Catherine Pellegrino is also a naturalized citizen. Annie, Patsy, and Catherine Sciallo attended school this year. Anthony, Annie, and Patsy can read and write, neither of the Catherines can. Anthony and Catherine were born in Italy and Italian is their native language. The children were all born in New York. Patsy and Catherine Sciallo's parents were born in Italy. Everyone can speak English except for Catherine Sciallo. Anthony is a painter in the construction industry, Annie works as an "operator" at a waist factory. The family lives at 277 Madison St., Hempstead, NY.

Editor's note: The grandson Patsy Pellegrino and granddaughter Catherine Sciallo are likely to be [[Pasquale Sciallo]] and [[Catarina Sciallo]], son and daughter of [[Maria Pellegrino]], daughter of Anthony and Catherine. This census was taken just a year after Pasquale and Catarina's mother died of influenza.
| [[File:1920 Census NY Nassau Hempstead d42.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''4'''
| '''1925 New York State Census''', Nassauh, Hempstead, Admin. District 01, Enum. District 56, page 2. Census dated 1 June 1925. 
Lines 8-10: Jason? Pellegrino, 25, lives with his wife Millie, 25, and their son Anthony, 5. Jason and Anthony were born in the US, Millie was born in Italy and has been in the US for 19 years. They are all US citizens. Jason is a painter. They live at 314 Jefferson St. 
Lines 11-14: At the same address, [[Antonio Pellegrino|Anthony Pellegrino]], 55, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco|Katherine]], 57, their nephew [[Pasquale Pellegrino|Patsy Pellegrino]], 16, and their(?) cousin Vito Pinto, 26. Anthony and Katherine were born in Italy. He has been in the US for 34 years, she for 31 years. Patsy was born in the US. Vito was born in Italy and has been in the US for 5 years. Anthony works in a grocery store. Patsy is a store clerk.
| [[File:1925 Census NY Nassau Hempstead ad01ed56 p2.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''5'''
| '''Descendants of Maria Greco''', family tree diagram in possession of Diane Narr (an identical copy was also in possession of Maria Wiese). Origin unknown.
|

|-
! '''6'''
| '''Personal communication''' with Diane Wiese Narr, 2012.
|

|-
! '''7'''
| '''Personal communication''' between NLL and [[Margaret Anna Sciallo]], 1980/90s.
|

|}

Antonio Pellegrino

2017-03-25T20:49:49Z

Mouser: /* Sources */ Added editor's notes to the 1920 census.

__NOTOC__
[[Image:Flag-italy.png|left]][[Image:Immigrant boat.JPG|70px|left]]
 

{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' || ~1871 || Southern Italy || || 
|-
| '''Marriage''' || ~1888 || || to [[Catarina Greco]] || 
|-
| '''Immigration''' || 1890 or ~1892 || || || 
|-
| '''Death''' || || || || 
|-
| '''Burial''' || || || || 
|}

= Immediate family in my direct ancestry =

''Generation 3'' ''Generation 4'' ''Generation 5''

+-- unknown Pellegrino
|
+-- [[Antonio Pellegrino]] --+
| (1871-????) |
[[Maria Pellegrino]] --+ +-- unknown
(1889-????) |
+-- [[Catarina Greco]]
(1861-????)

Sources:


=Children=
(all children with [[Catarina Greco]])
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
| [[Rosa Pellegrino]] || F || 1888 || Italy || [[Nunzio Caliendo]] || || 
|-
| [[Maria Pellegrino]] || F || 1889 || Italy || [[Alesandro Sciallo]] || direct line || 
|-
| [[Teresina Pellegrino]] || F || ~1892 || Italy || [[John Tatora]] || || 
|-
| [[Charles Pellegrino]] || M || ~1896 || New York City, NY || [[Irene Costanza]] || || 
|-
| [[Joseph Pellegrino]] || M || ~1897 || New York City, NY || [[Carmela Arbolino]] || || 
|-
| [[Anna Pellegrino]] || F || ~1900 || New York City, NY || [[Benjamin Lanzilotta|Benjamin "Benny" Lanzilotta]] || || 
|-
| unknown || || || || || Birth order unknown; 1910 census indicates 9 children total || 
|-
| unknown || || || || || Birth order unknown; 1910 census indicates 9 children total || 
|-
| unknown || || || || || Birth order unknown; 1910 census indicates 9 children total || 
|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
| 409 E. 112 St., NYC, NY || 1897 || || 
|-
| 118 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY || 1910 || || 
|-
| 64 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY || 1915 || || 
|-
| 277 Madison St., Hempstead, NY || 1920 || || 
|-
| 314 Jefferson St., Hempstead, NY || 1925 || || 
|-
| 312 Jefferson St., Hempstead, NY || 1930 || || 
|}

= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original

|-
! '''1'''
| '''1910 United States Federal Census''', Queens, New York, district 1157, page 40. Census dated 30 Apr 1910. 
Lines 58-64: [[Antonio Pellegrino]], 48?, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco|Catherine]], 48, their daughter [[Teresina Pellegrino|Theresa]], 18, their son [[Charles Pellegrino|Charles]], 14, their son [[Joseph Pellegrino|Joeseph]], 12, their daughter [[Anna Pellegrino|Anna]], 10, and Antonio's mother in law, [[Marie Abbatemarco]], 80. Antonio and Catherine have been married for 22 years. Catherine has given birth to 9 children, 6 of whom still live. Marie is a widow who has given birth to 4 children, all of whom still live. Antonio, Catherine, Theresa, Marie, and their parents were born in southern Italy. Charles, Joseph, and Anna were born in New York. Antonio immigrated in 1892. His naturalization status is illegible. Catherine, Theresa, and Marie immigrated in 1896. Everyone can speak English except Marie, who's primary language is Italian. Antonio is a mason. Theresa is a weaver at a mill. They live at 118 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY.
| [[File:1910 Census NY Queens Ward 1 d1157 p40.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2'''
| '''1915 New York State Census''', Queens, New York, Admin. District 01, Enum. District 10, page 22. Census dated 1 June 1915. 
Lines 22-26: [[Antonio Pellegrino| Anthony Pellegrino]], 48, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco|Kathern Pellegrino]] (sic), 50, their son [[Charles Pellegrino]], 19, their son [[Joseph Pellegrino]], 18, and their daughter [[Anna Pellegrino]], 15. Anthony and Kathern were born in Italy. Anthony has been in the US for 28 years. Kathern has been in the US for 23 years. The children were all born in US. Anthony is a painter or decorator. Kathern does housework. Charles and Joseph are painters. They live at 64 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY.
| [[File:1915 Census NY Queens ad10 ed10 p22.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''3'''
| '''1920 United States Federal Census''', Hempstead, Nassauh Co., New York, Supervisor's District 5, Enum. District 42, sheet 16B. Census dated 24 March 1920. 
Lines 90-94: [[Antonio Pellegrino| Anthony Pellegrino]], 49, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco| Catherine]], 59, their daughter [[Anna Pellegrino| Annie]], 19, their grandson [[Pasquale Sciallo| Patsy Pellegrino]], 11, and their granddaughter [[Catarina Sciallo| Catherine Sciallo]], 9. Anthony immigrated to the United States in 1890 and became a naturalized citizen in 1895. The Catherine Pellegrino is also a naturalized citizen. Annie, Patsy, and Catherine Sciallo attended school this year. Anthony, Annie, and Patsy can read and write, neither of the Catherines can. Anthony and Catherine were born in Italy and Italian is their native language. The children were all born in New York. Patsy and Catherine Sciallo's parents were born in Italy. Everyone can speak English except for Catherine Sciallo. Anthony is a painter in the construction industry, Annie works as an "operator" at a waist factory. The family lives at 277 Madison St., Hempstead, NY.

Editor's note: The grandson Patsy Pellegrino and granddaughter Catherine Sciallo are likely to be [[Pasquale Sciallo]] and [[Catarina Sciallo]], son and daughter of [[Maria Pellegrino]], daughter of Anthony and Catherine. This census was taken just a year after Pasquale and Catarina's mother died of influenza.
| [[File:1920 Census NY Nassau Hempstead d42.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''4'''
| '''1925 New York State Census''', Nassauh, Hempstead, Admin. District 01, Enum. District 56, page 2. Census dated 1 June 1925. 
Lines 8-10: Jason? Pellegrino, 25, lives with his wife Millie, 25, and their son Anthony, 5. Jason and Anthony were born in the US, Millie was born in Italy and has been in the US for 19 years. They are all US citizens. Jason is a painter. They live at 314 Jefferson St. 
Lines 11-14: At the same address, [[Antonio Pellegrino|Anthony Pellegrino]], 55, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco|Katherine]], 57, their nephew [[Pasquale Pellegrino|Patsy Pellegrino]], 16, and their(?) cousin Vito Pinto, 26. Anthony and Katherine were born in Italy. He has been in the US for 34 years, she for 31 years. Patsy was born in the US. Vito was born in Italy and has been in the US for 5 years. Anthony works in a grocery store. Patsy is a store clerk.
| [[File:1925 Census NY Nassau Hempstead ad01ed56 p2.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''5'''
| '''1930 United States Federal Census''', New York, Nassau, Hempstead, Enum. District 114, page 26. Census dated 10 Apr 1930. 
Lines 62-72: There are four families living at the same address (312 Jefferson St.). The first family is [[Antonio Pellegrino|Anthony Pellegrino]], 60, widower, and his granddaughter [[Catterina Sciallo]], 18, single. He was born in Italy as were his parents, she was born in NY and her parents were born in Italy. Anthony is the proprietor of (illegible (farmer?)). He immigrated to the US in 1890(?).

The second family is Antonio's son, [[Joseph Pellegrino]], 32, his wife [[Carmella Arbolino|Carmella Pellegrino]], 30, and their son [[Anthony Pellegrino]], 10. Joseph and Carmella have been married for 11 years. Everyone was born in NY, Joseph and Carmella's respective parents were all born in Italy. Joseph works as a painter.

The third family is Antonio's daughter, [[Anna Pellegrino|Anna Lanzilotto]], 30, and husband [[Benjamin Lanzilotta|Ben Lanzilotto]], 30, and their son [[Ben Lanzilotta|Ben Lanzilotto]], 9. Everyone was born in NY, Ben Sr. and Anna's parents were born in Italy. Ben Sr. is the proprietor of a garage.

The fourth family is [[Carmelo Garito]], 42, widower, his daughter [[Elenora Garito]], 16, and his son [[John H. Garito]], 15. Carmelo was born in Italy as were his parents. The children were born in NY and both their parents were born in Italy. Carmelo works as a plasterer in a building construction business. He immigrated to the US in 1905.
| [[Image:1930 Census NY Nassau Hempstead 114 pg26.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''6'''
| '''Naturalization Record''' for [[Antonio Pellegrino]] dated 28 Jun 1897 from the Supreme Court of New York County, bundle 68, copy 12. He lives at 409 E. 112 St., NYC. His occupation is "Boot Black." He is 27 years old. His former nationality is "King of Italy." He arrived in the US at NYC on Dec 1890 (1880?).
| [[File:Antonio Pellegrino 28 Jun 1897.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''7'''
| '''Descendants of Maria Greco''', family tree diagram in possession of Diane Narr (an identical copy was also in possession of Maria Wiese). Origin unknown.
|

|-
! '''8'''
| '''Descendants of Kathy and Anthony Pelligrino''' family tree diagram given to Mary Lanzilotta by her mother.
| [[File:Descendants of Kathy and Anthony Pelligrino.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''9'''
| '''Personal communication''' between NLL and [[Margaret Anna Sciallo]], 1980/90s.
|

|}

Antonio Pellegrino

2017-03-25T20:46:33Z

Mouser: Added details from 1920 census.

__NOTOC__
[[Image:Flag-italy.png|left]][[Image:Immigrant boat.JPG|70px|left]]
 

{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' || ~1871 || Southern Italy || || 
|-
| '''Marriage''' || ~1888 || || to [[Catarina Greco]] || 
|-
| '''Immigration''' || 1890 or ~1892 || || || 
|-
| '''Death''' || || || || 
|-
| '''Burial''' || || || || 
|}

= Immediate family in my direct ancestry =

''Generation 3'' ''Generation 4'' ''Generation 5''

+-- unknown Pellegrino
|
+-- [[Antonio Pellegrino]] --+
| (1871-????) |
[[Maria Pellegrino]] --+ +-- unknown
(1889-????) |
+-- [[Catarina Greco]]
(1861-????)

Sources:


=Children=
(all children with [[Catarina Greco]])
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
| [[Rosa Pellegrino]] || F || 1888 || Italy || [[Nunzio Caliendo]] || || 
|-
| [[Maria Pellegrino]] || F || 1889 || Italy || [[Alesandro Sciallo]] || direct line || 
|-
| [[Teresina Pellegrino]] || F || ~1892 || Italy || [[John Tatora]] || || 
|-
| [[Charles Pellegrino]] || M || ~1896 || New York City, NY || [[Irene Costanza]] || || 
|-
| [[Joseph Pellegrino]] || M || ~1897 || New York City, NY || [[Carmela Arbolino]] || || 
|-
| [[Anna Pellegrino]] || F || ~1900 || New York City, NY || [[Benjamin Lanzilotta|Benjamin "Benny" Lanzilotta]] || || 
|-
| unknown || || || || || Birth order unknown; 1910 census indicates 9 children total || 
|-
| unknown || || || || || Birth order unknown; 1910 census indicates 9 children total || 
|-
| unknown || || || || || Birth order unknown; 1910 census indicates 9 children total || 
|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
| 409 E. 112 St., NYC, NY || 1897 || || 
|-
| 118 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY || 1910 || || 
|-
| 64 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY || 1915 || || 
|-
| 277 Madison St., Hempstead, NY || 1920 || || 
|-
| 314 Jefferson St., Hempstead, NY || 1925 || || 
|-
| 312 Jefferson St., Hempstead, NY || 1930 || || 
|}

= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original

|-
! '''1'''
| '''1910 United States Federal Census''', Queens, New York, district 1157, page 40. Census dated 30 Apr 1910. 
Lines 58-64: [[Antonio Pellegrino]], 48?, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco|Catherine]], 48, their daughter [[Teresina Pellegrino|Theresa]], 18, their son [[Charles Pellegrino|Charles]], 14, their son [[Joseph Pellegrino|Joeseph]], 12, their daughter [[Anna Pellegrino|Anna]], 10, and Antonio's mother in law, [[Marie Abbatemarco]], 80. Antonio and Catherine have been married for 22 years. Catherine has given birth to 9 children, 6 of whom still live. Marie is a widow who has given birth to 4 children, all of whom still live. Antonio, Catherine, Theresa, Marie, and their parents were born in southern Italy. Charles, Joseph, and Anna were born in New York. Antonio immigrated in 1892. His naturalization status is illegible. Catherine, Theresa, and Marie immigrated in 1896. Everyone can speak English except Marie, who's primary language is Italian. Antonio is a mason. Theresa is a weaver at a mill. They live at 118 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY.
| [[File:1910 Census NY Queens Ward 1 d1157 p40.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2'''
| '''1915 New York State Census''', Queens, New York, Admin. District 01, Enum. District 10, page 22. Census dated 1 June 1915. 
Lines 22-26: [[Antonio Pellegrino| Anthony Pellegrino]], 48, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco|Kathern Pellegrino]] (sic), 50, their son [[Charles Pellegrino]], 19, their son [[Joseph Pellegrino]], 18, and their daughter [[Anna Pellegrino]], 15. Anthony and Kathern were born in Italy. Anthony has been in the US for 28 years. Kathern has been in the US for 23 years. The children were all born in US. Anthony is a painter or decorator. Kathern does housework. Charles and Joseph are painters. They live at 64 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY.
| [[File:1915 Census NY Queens ad10 ed10 p22.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''3'''
| '''1920 United States Federal Census''', Hempstead, Nassauh Co., New York, Supervisor's District 5, Enum. District 42, sheet 16B. Census dated 24 March 1920. 
Lines 90-94: [[Antonio Pellegrino| Anthony Pellegrino]], 49, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco| Catherine]], 59, their daughter [[Anna Pellegrino| Annie]], 19, their grandson [[Pasquale Sciallo| Patsy Pellegrino]], 11, and their granddaughter [[Catarina Sciallo| Catherine Sciallo]], 9. Anthony immigrated to the United States in 1890 and became a naturalized citizen in 1895. The Catherine Pellegrino is also a naturalized citizen. Annie, Patsy, and Catherine Sciallo attended school this year. Anthony, Annie, and Patsy can read and write, neither of the Catherines can. Anthony and Catherine were born in Italy and Italian is their native language. The children were all born in New York. Patsy and Catherine Sciallo's parents were born in Italy. Everyone can speak English except for Catherine Sciallo. Anthony is a painter in the construction industry, Annie works as an "operator" at a waist factory. The family lives at 277 Madison St., Hempstead, NY.
| [[File:1920 Census NY Nassau Hempstead d42.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''4'''
| '''1925 New York State Census''', Nassauh, Hempstead, Admin. District 01, Enum. District 56, page 2. Census dated 1 June 1925. 
Lines 8-10: Jason? Pellegrino, 25, lives with his wife Millie, 25, and their son Anthony, 5. Jason and Anthony were born in the US, Millie was born in Italy and has been in the US for 19 years. They are all US citizens. Jason is a painter. They live at 314 Jefferson St. 
Lines 11-14: At the same address, [[Antonio Pellegrino|Anthony Pellegrino]], 55, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco|Katherine]], 57, their nephew [[Pasquale Pellegrino|Patsy Pellegrino]], 16, and their(?) cousin Vito Pinto, 26. Anthony and Katherine were born in Italy. He has been in the US for 34 years, she for 31 years. Patsy was born in the US. Vito was born in Italy and has been in the US for 5 years. Anthony works in a grocery store. Patsy is a store clerk.
| [[File:1925 Census NY Nassau Hempstead ad01ed56 p2.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''5'''
| '''1930 United States Federal Census''', New York, Nassau, Hempstead, Enum. District 114, page 26. Census dated 10 Apr 1930. 
Lines 62-72: There are four families living at the same address (312 Jefferson St.). The first family is [[Antonio Pellegrino|Anthony Pellegrino]], 60, widower, and his granddaughter [[Catterina Sciallo]], 18, single. He was born in Italy as were his parents, she was born in NY and her parents were born in Italy. Anthony is the proprietor of (illegible (farmer?)). He immigrated to the US in 1890(?).

The second family is Antonio's son, [[Joseph Pellegrino]], 32, his wife [[Carmella Arbolino|Carmella Pellegrino]], 30, and their son [[Anthony Pellegrino]], 10. Joseph and Carmella have been married for 11 years. Everyone was born in NY, Joseph and Carmella's respective parents were all born in Italy. Joseph works as a painter.

The third family is Antonio's daughter, [[Anna Pellegrino|Anna Lanzilotto]], 30, and husband [[Benjamin Lanzilotta|Ben Lanzilotto]], 30, and their son [[Ben Lanzilotta|Ben Lanzilotto]], 9. Everyone was born in NY, Ben Sr. and Anna's parents were born in Italy. Ben Sr. is the proprietor of a garage.

The fourth family is [[Carmelo Garito]], 42, widower, his daughter [[Elenora Garito]], 16, and his son [[John H. Garito]], 15. Carmelo was born in Italy as were his parents. The children were born in NY and both their parents were born in Italy. Carmelo works as a plasterer in a building construction business. He immigrated to the US in 1905.
| [[Image:1930 Census NY Nassau Hempstead 114 pg26.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''6'''
| '''Naturalization Record''' for [[Antonio Pellegrino]] dated 28 Jun 1897 from the Supreme Court of New York County, bundle 68, copy 12. He lives at 409 E. 112 St., NYC. His occupation is "Boot Black." He is 27 years old. His former nationality is "King of Italy." He arrived in the US at NYC on Dec 1890 (1880?).
| [[File:Antonio Pellegrino 28 Jun 1897.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''7'''
| '''Descendants of Maria Greco''', family tree diagram in possession of Diane Narr (an identical copy was also in possession of Maria Wiese). Origin unknown.
|

|-
! '''8'''
| '''Descendants of Kathy and Anthony Pelligrino''' family tree diagram given to Mary Lanzilotta by her mother.
| [[File:Descendants of Kathy and Anthony Pelligrino.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''9'''
| '''Personal communication''' between NLL and [[Margaret Anna Sciallo]], 1980/90s.
|

|}

Antonio Pellegrino

2017-03-25T20:43:13Z

Mouser: /* Sources */ Formatting typo

__NOTOC__
[[Image:Flag-italy.png|left]][[Image:Immigrant boat.JPG|70px|left]]
 

{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' || || Southern Italy || || 
|-
| '''Marriage''' || ~1888 || || to [[Catarina Greco]] || 
|-
| '''Immigration''' || 1890 or ~1892 || || || 
|-
| '''Death''' || || || || 
|-
| '''Burial''' || || || || 
|}

= Immediate family in my direct ancestry =

''Generation 3'' ''Generation 4'' ''Generation 5''

+-- unknown Pellegrino
|
+-- [[Antonio Pellegrino]] --+
| (1852-????) |
[[Maria Pellegrino]] --+ +-- unknown
(1889-????) |
+-- [[Catarina Greco]]
(1861-????)

Sources:


=Children=
(all children with [[Catarina Greco]])
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
| [[Rosa Pellegrino]] || F || 1888 || Italy || [[Nunzio Caliendo]] || || 
|-
| [[Maria Pellegrino]] || F || 1889 || Italy || [[Alesandro Sciallo]] || direct line || 
|-
| [[Teresina Pellegrino]] || F || ~1892 || Italy || [[John Tatora]] || || 
|-
| [[Charles Pellegrino]] || M || ~1896 || New York City, NY || [[Irene Costanza]] || || 
|-
| [[Joseph Pellegrino]] || M || ~1897 || New York City, NY || [[Carmela Arbolino]] || || 
|-
| [[Anna Pellegrino]] || F || ~1900 || New York City, NY || [[Benjamin Lanzilotta|Benjamin "Benny" Lanzilotta]] || || 
|-
| unknown || || || || || Birth order unknown; 1910 census indicates 9 children total || 
|-
| unknown || || || || || Birth order unknown; 1910 census indicates 9 children total || 
|-
| unknown || || || || || Birth order unknown; 1910 census indicates 9 children total || 
|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
| 409 E. 112 St., NYC, NY || 1897 || || 
|-
| 118 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY || 1910 || || 
|-
| 64 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY || 1915 || || 
|-
| 314 Jefferson St., Hempstead, NY || 1925 || || 
|-
| 312 Jefferson St., Hempstead, NY || 1930 || || 
|}

= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original

|-
! '''1'''
| '''1910 United States Federal Census''', Queens, New York, district 1157, page 40. Census dated 30 Apr 1910. 
Lines 58-64: [[Antonio Pellegrino]], 48?, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco|Catherine]], 48, their daughter [[Teresina Pellegrino|Theresa]], 18, their son [[Charles Pellegrino|Charles]], 14, their son [[Joseph Pellegrino|Joeseph]], 12, their daughter [[Anna Pellegrino|Anna]], 10, and Antonio's mother in law, [[Marie Abbatemarco]], 80. Antonio and Catherine have been married for 22 years. Catherine has given birth to 9 children, 6 of whom still live. Marie is a widow who has given birth to 4 children, all of whom still live. Antonio, Catherine, Theresa, Marie, and their parents were born in southern Italy. Charles, Joseph, and Anna were born in New York. Antonio immigrated in 1892. His naturalization status is illegible. Catherine, Theresa, and Marie immigrated in 1896. Everyone can speak English except Marie, who's primary language is Italian. Antonio is a mason. Theresa is a weaver at a mill. They live at 118 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY.
| [[File:1910 Census NY Queens Ward 1 d1157 p40.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2'''
| '''1915 New York State Census''', Queens, New York, Admin. District 01, Enum. District 10, page 22. Census dated 1 June 1915. 
Lines 22-26: [[Antonio Pellegrino| Anthony Pellegrino]], 48, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco|Kathern Pellegrino]] (sic), 50, their son [[Charles Pellegrino]], 19, their son [[Joseph Pellegrino]], 18, and their daughter [[Anna Pellegrino]], 15. Anthony and Kathern were born in Italy. Anthony has been in the US for 28 years. Kathern has been in the US for 23 years. The children were all born in US. Anthony is a painter or decorator. Kathern does housework. Charles and Joseph are painters. They live at 64 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY.
| [[File:1915 Census NY Queens ad10 ed10 p22.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''3'''
| '''1920 United States Federal Census''', Hempstead, Nassauh Co., New York, Supervisor's District 5, Enum. District 42, sheet 16B. Census dated 24 March 1920. 
Lines 90-94: [[Antonio Pellegrino| Anthony Pellegrino]], 49, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco| Catherine]], 59, their daughter [[Anna Pellegrino| Annie]], 19, their grandson [[Pasquale Sciallo| Patsy Pellegrino]], 11, and their granddaughter [[Catarina Sciallo| Catherine Sciallo]], 9. Anthony immigrated to the United States in 1890 and became a naturalized citizen in 1895. The Catherine Pellegrino is also a naturalized citizen. Annie, Patsy, and Catherine Sciallo attended school this year. Anthony, Annie, and Patsy can read and write, neither of the Catherines can. Anthony and Catherine were born in Italy and Italian is their native language. The children were all born in New York. Patsy and Catherine Sciallo's parents were born in Italy. Everyone can speak English except for Catherine Sciallo. Anthony is a painter in the construction industry, Annie works as an "operator" at a waist factory.
| [[File:1920 Census NY Nassau Hempstead d42.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''4'''
| '''1925 New York State Census''', Nassauh, Hempstead, Admin. District 01, Enum. District 56, page 2. Census dated 1 June 1925. 
Lines 8-10: Jason? Pellegrino, 25, lives with his wife Millie, 25, and their son Anthony, 5. Jason and Anthony were born in the US, Millie was born in Italy and has been in the US for 19 years. They are all US citizens. Jason is a painter. They live at 314 Jefferson St. 
Lines 11-14: At the same address, [[Antonio Pellegrino|Anthony Pellegrino]], 55, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco|Katherine]], 57, their nephew [[Pasquale Pellegrino|Patsy Pellegrino]], 16, and their(?) cousin Vito Pinto, 26. Anthony and Katherine were born in Italy. He has been in the US for 34 years, she for 31 years. Patsy was born in the US. Vito was born in Italy and has been in the US for 5 years. Anthony works in a grocery store. Patsy is a store clerk.
| [[File:1925 Census NY Nassau Hempstead ad01ed56 p2.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''5'''
| '''1930 United States Federal Census''', New York, Nassau, Hempstead, Enum. District 114, page 26. Census dated 10 Apr 1930. 
Lines 62-72: There are four families living at the same address (312 Jefferson St.). The first family is [[Antonio Pellegrino|Anthony Pellegrino]], 60, widower, and his granddaughter [[Catterina Sciallo]], 18, single. He was born in Italy as were his parents, she was born in NY and her parents were born in Italy. Anthony is the proprietor of (illegible (farmer?)). He immigrated to the US in 1890(?).

The second family is Antonio's son, [[Joseph Pellegrino]], 32, his wife [[Carmella Arbolino|Carmella Pellegrino]], 30, and their son [[Anthony Pellegrino]], 10. Joseph and Carmella have been married for 11 years. Everyone was born in NY, Joseph and Carmella's respective parents were all born in Italy. Joseph works as a painter.

The third family is Antonio's daughter, [[Anna Pellegrino|Anna Lanzilotto]], 30, and husband [[Benjamin Lanzilotta|Ben Lanzilotto]], 30, and their son [[Ben Lanzilotta|Ben Lanzilotto]], 9. Everyone was born in NY, Ben Sr. and Anna's parents were born in Italy. Ben Sr. is the proprietor of a garage.

The fourth family is [[Carmelo Garito]], 42, widower, his daughter [[Elenora Garito]], 16, and his son [[John H. Garito]], 15. Carmelo was born in Italy as were his parents. The children were born in NY and both their parents were born in Italy. Carmelo works as a plasterer in a building construction business. He immigrated to the US in 1905.
| [[Image:1930 Census NY Nassau Hempstead 114 pg26.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''6'''
| '''Naturalization Record''' for [[Antonio Pellegrino]] dated 28 Jun 1897 from the Supreme Court of New York County, bundle 68, copy 12. He lives at 409 E. 112 St., NYC. His occupation is "Boot Black." He is 27 years old. His former nationality is "King of Italy." He arrived in the US at NYC on Dec 1890 (1880?).
| [[File:Antonio Pellegrino 28 Jun 1897.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''7'''
| '''Descendants of Maria Greco''', family tree diagram in possession of Diane Narr (an identical copy was also in possession of Maria Wiese). Origin unknown.
|

|-
! '''8'''
| '''Descendants of Kathy and Anthony Pelligrino''' family tree diagram given to Mary Lanzilotta by her mother.
| [[File:Descendants of Kathy and Anthony Pelligrino.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''9'''
| '''Personal communication''' between NLL and [[Margaret Anna Sciallo]], 1980/90s.
|

|}

Antonio Pellegrino

2017-03-25T20:42:02Z

Mouser: /* Sources */ Added 1920 census source.

__NOTOC__
[[Image:Flag-italy.png|left]][[Image:Immigrant boat.JPG|70px|left]]
 

{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' || || Southern Italy || || 
|-
| '''Marriage''' || ~1888 || || to [[Catarina Greco]] || 
|-
| '''Immigration''' || 1890 or ~1892 || || || 
|-
| '''Death''' || || || || 
|-
| '''Burial''' || || || || 
|}

= Immediate family in my direct ancestry =

''Generation 3'' ''Generation 4'' ''Generation 5''

+-- unknown Pellegrino
|
+-- [[Antonio Pellegrino]] --+
| (1852-????) |
[[Maria Pellegrino]] --+ +-- unknown
(1889-????) |
+-- [[Catarina Greco]]
(1861-????)

Sources:


=Children=
(all children with [[Catarina Greco]])
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
| [[Rosa Pellegrino]] || F || 1888 || Italy || [[Nunzio Caliendo]] || || 
|-
| [[Maria Pellegrino]] || F || 1889 || Italy || [[Alesandro Sciallo]] || direct line || 
|-
| [[Teresina Pellegrino]] || F || ~1892 || Italy || [[John Tatora]] || || 
|-
| [[Charles Pellegrino]] || M || ~1896 || New York City, NY || [[Irene Costanza]] || || 
|-
| [[Joseph Pellegrino]] || M || ~1897 || New York City, NY || [[Carmela Arbolino]] || || 
|-
| [[Anna Pellegrino]] || F || ~1900 || New York City, NY || [[Benjamin Lanzilotta|Benjamin "Benny" Lanzilotta]] || || 
|-
| unknown || || || || || Birth order unknown; 1910 census indicates 9 children total || 
|-
| unknown || || || || || Birth order unknown; 1910 census indicates 9 children total || 
|-
| unknown || || || || || Birth order unknown; 1910 census indicates 9 children total || 
|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
| 409 E. 112 St., NYC, NY || 1897 || || 
|-
| 118 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY || 1910 || || 
|-
| 64 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY || 1915 || || 
|-
| 314 Jefferson St., Hempstead, NY || 1925 || || 
|-
| 312 Jefferson St., Hempstead, NY || 1930 || || 
|}

= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original

|-
! '''1'''
| '''1910 United States Federal Census''', Queens, New York, district 1157, page 40. Census dated 30 Apr 1910. 
Lines 58-64: [[Antonio Pellegrino]], 48?, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco|Catherine]], 48, their daughter [[Teresina Pellegrino|Theresa]], 18, their son [[Charles Pellegrino|Charles]], 14, their son [[Joseph Pellegrino|Joeseph]], 12, their daughter [[Anna Pellegrino|Anna]], 10, and Antonio's mother in law, [[Marie Abbatemarco]], 80. Antonio and Catherine have been married for 22 years. Catherine has given birth to 9 children, 6 of whom still live. Marie is a widow who has given birth to 4 children, all of whom still live. Antonio, Catherine, Theresa, Marie, and their parents were born in southern Italy. Charles, Joseph, and Anna were born in New York. Antonio immigrated in 1892. His naturalization status is illegible. Catherine, Theresa, and Marie immigrated in 1896. Everyone can speak English except Marie, who's primary language is Italian. Antonio is a mason. Theresa is a weaver at a mill. They live at 118 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY.
| [[File:1910 Census NY Queens Ward 1 d1157 p40.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2'''
| '''1915 New York State Census''', Queens, New York, Admin. District 01, Enum. District 10, page 22. Census dated 1 June 1915. 
Lines 22-26: [[Antonio Pellegrino| Anthony Pellegrino]], 48, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco|Kathern Pellegrino]] (sic), 50, their son [[Charles Pellegrino]], 19, their son [[Joseph Pellegrino]], 18, and their daughter [[Anna Pellegrino]], 15. Anthony and Kathern were born in Italy. Anthony has been in the US for 28 years. Kathern has been in the US for 23 years. The children were all born in US. Anthony is a painter or decorator. Kathern does housework. Charles and Joseph are painters. They live at 64 Hopkins Ave., Queens, NY.
| [[File:1915 Census NY Queens ad10 ed10 p22.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''3'''
| '''1920 United States Federal Census''', Hempstead, Nassauh Co., New York, Supervisor's District 5, Enum. District 42, sheet 16B. Census dated 24 March 1920. 
Lines 90-94: [[Antonio Pellegrino|Anthony Pellegrino]], 49, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco|Catherine]], 59, their daughter [[Anna Pellegrino|Annie]], 19, their grandson [[Pasquale Sciallo|Patsy Pellegrino]], 11, and their granddaughter [[Catarina Sciallo|Catherine Sciallo]], 9. Anthony immigrated to the United States in 1890 and became a naturalized citizen in 1895. The Catherine Pellegrino is also a naturalized citizen. Annie, Patsy, and Catherine Sciallo attended school this year. Anthony, Annie, and Patsy can read and write, neither of the Catherines can. Anthony and Catherine were born in Italy and Italian is their native language. The children were all born in New York. Patsy and Catherine Sciallo's parents were born in Italy. Everyone can speak English except for Catherine Sciallo. Anthony is a painter in the construction industry, Annie works as an "operator" at a waist factory.
| [[File:1920 Census NY Nassau Hempstead d42.jpg]]

|-
! '''4'''
| '''1925 New York State Census''', Nassauh, Hempstead, Admin. District 01, Enum. District 56, page 2. Census dated 1 June 1925. 
Lines 8-10: Jason? Pellegrino, 25, lives with his wife Millie, 25, and their son Anthony, 5. Jason and Anthony were born in the US, Millie was born in Italy and has been in the US for 19 years. They are all US citizens. Jason is a painter. They live at 314 Jefferson St. 
Lines 11-14: At the same address, [[Antonio Pellegrino|Anthony Pellegrino]], 55, lives with his wife [[Catarina Greco|Katherine]], 57, their nephew [[Pasquale Pellegrino|Patsy Pellegrino]], 16, and their(?) cousin Vito Pinto, 26. Anthony and Katherine were born in Italy. He has been in the US for 34 years, she for 31 years. Patsy was born in the US. Vito was born in Italy and has been in the US for 5 years. Anthony works in a grocery store. Patsy is a store clerk.
| [[File:1925 Census NY Nassau Hempstead ad01ed56 p2.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''5'''
| '''1930 United States Federal Census''', New York, Nassau, Hempstead, Enum. District 114, page 26. Census dated 10 Apr 1930. 
Lines 62-72: There are four families living at the same address (312 Jefferson St.). The first family is [[Antonio Pellegrino|Anthony Pellegrino]], 60, widower, and his granddaughter [[Catterina Sciallo]], 18, single. He was born in Italy as were his parents, she was born in NY and her parents were born in Italy. Anthony is the proprietor of (illegible (farmer?)). He immigrated to the US in 1890(?).

The second family is Antonio's son, [[Joseph Pellegrino]], 32, his wife [[Carmella Arbolino|Carmella Pellegrino]], 30, and their son [[Anthony Pellegrino]], 10. Joseph and Carmella have been married for 11 years. Everyone was born in NY, Joseph and Carmella's respective parents were all born in Italy. Joseph works as a painter.

The third family is Antonio's daughter, [[Anna Pellegrino|Anna Lanzilotto]], 30, and husband [[Benjamin Lanzilotta|Ben Lanzilotto]], 30, and their son [[Ben Lanzilotta|Ben Lanzilotto]], 9. Everyone was born in NY, Ben Sr. and Anna's parents were born in Italy. Ben Sr. is the proprietor of a garage.

The fourth family is [[Carmelo Garito]], 42, widower, his daughter [[Elenora Garito]], 16, and his son [[John H. Garito]], 15. Carmelo was born in Italy as were his parents. The children were born in NY and both their parents were born in Italy. Carmelo works as a plasterer in a building construction business. He immigrated to the US in 1905.
| [[Image:1930 Census NY Nassau Hempstead 114 pg26.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''6'''
| '''Naturalization Record''' for [[Antonio Pellegrino]] dated 28 Jun 1897 from the Supreme Court of New York County, bundle 68, copy 12. He lives at 409 E. 112 St., NYC. His occupation is "Boot Black." He is 27 years old. His former nationality is "King of Italy." He arrived in the US at NYC on Dec 1890 (1880?).
| [[File:Antonio Pellegrino 28 Jun 1897.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''7'''
| '''Descendants of Maria Greco''', family tree diagram in possession of Diane Narr (an identical copy was also in possession of Maria Wiese). Origin unknown.
|

|-
! '''8'''
| '''Descendants of Kathy and Anthony Pelligrino''' family tree diagram given to Mary Lanzilotta by her mother.
| [[File:Descendants of Kathy and Anthony Pelligrino.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''9'''
| '''Personal communication''' between NLL and [[Margaret Anna Sciallo]], 1980/90s.
|

|}

File:1920 Census NY Nassau Hempstead d42.jpg

2017-03-25T20:30:10Z

Mouser: 1920 Census from Long Island showing the family of Antonio Pellegrino and Catarina Greco

1920 Census from Long Island showing the family of [[Antonio Pellegrino]] and [[Catarina Greco]]

Adolph Geilfuss

2016-07-20T02:58:33Z

Mouser: /* Sources */ Added Augusta's death certificate.

__NOTOC__
{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' ||~1847 || Charleston, SC|| || [1][2][3]
|-
| '''Marriage''' || || || To Anna L. Weymann ||
|-
| '''Death''' || 25 Jul 1888 || Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA || || 
|-
| '''Burial''' || 28 Jul 1888 || Mt. Moriah Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA || section 144, lot 187, in the "center." || 
|}

= Ancestry chart segment =

''Generation 3'' ''Generation 4'' ''Generation 5''

+--[[Henry Geilfuss]]
| (~1799-????)
+-- [[Adolph Geilfuss]]--+
| (~1847-1888) |
[[Adelaide Geilfuss]] --+ +-- unknown
(1868-1923) |
+-- [[Anna L. Weymann]]
(1841-1893)

Sources:


=Children=
(all children with [[Anna L. Weymann]])
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
| Adelaide Geilfuss || F || 1868 || Philadelphia, PA || Thomas Langan, 2 June 1898 || ''direct line'' || [2][3]
|-
| Annie Geilfuss || F || ~1871 || Philadelphia, PA || || || [3]
|-
| Charles Geilfuss || M || ~1875 || Philadelphia, PA || || || [3]
|-
| Augusta Geilfuss || F || ~1878 || Philadelphia, PA || || || [3]
|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
| Charleston, SC (Ward 3)|birth to >1860 || || [1]
|-
| Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA || by 1870 || || [2][3]
|}

= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original

|-
! '''0'''
| '''1850 United States Federal Census''', the parishes of St. Philip and St. Michael, district of Charleston, SC, page 105. Census dated 12 Aug 1850. Lines 4-11: Henry Geilfuss, 50, M, fruitier, b. Germany; Margaret, 32, F, b. Germany; August, 19, M, clerk, b. Germany; Herman, 18, M, b. Germany; Charles, 15, M, b. Germany; Mina, 14, F, attended school this year, b. Germany; Henry, 8, M, attended school this year, b. Germany; Adolph, 3, M, b. SC.
| [[File:1850 Census SC Charleston St Michael St Philip pg105.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''1'''
| '''1860 United States Federal Census''', Ward 3, Charleston, Charleston Co., SC, page 76. Census dated 3 July 1860. Lines 19-29: Henry Geilfuss, 61, M, baker, b. Germany; August, 30, M, Baker, b. Germany; Adolph, 12, M, b. SC, att'd school; Anton Walter, 27, M, baker, b. Germany; Henry Crohn, 17, M, baker, b. Prussia; Francis Lee, 70, M, laborer, b. Ireland; William Lee, 20, M, printer, b. Ireland; Johanna Lee, 21, F, b. Ireland; Michail Corry, 37, M, laborer, b. Ireland; Mary Corry, 27, F, b. Ireland; Francis Corry, 7, M, b. SC.
| [[Image:1860 census sc charleston charleston ward 3 pg 76.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2'''
| '''1870 United States Federal Census''', Philadelphia, PA, Ward 15, Enumeration District 46 (first enumeration), Page 150 lines 7-12 lists [[Adolph Geilfuss]], 23, living with [[Anna L. Weymann|Annie Geilfuss]], 26, daughter [[Amelia Geilfuss]], 4, daughter [[Adelaide Geilfuss]], 2, and [[Henry Geilfuss]], 71. Also living in the house are Christian Reag, 19, the family of Charles Thomas, 33, Genevieve Thomas, 34, and Clara Thomas, 5, plus Rose Miller, 6. Adolph and Christian work for a Baker. Annie keeps house. Henry is unemployed. Adolph was born in South Carolina. Annie, Henry, and Christian were born in Prussia. The kids were born in Pennsylvania.
| [[Image:1870 Census PA Philadelphia 15 46 150.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2b'''
| '''1870 United States Federal Census''', Philadelphia, PA, Ward 15, Enumeration District 46 (second enumeration), Page 52 lines 17-25 lists [[Adolph Geilfuss]], 20, living with [[Anna L. Weymann|Annie Geilfuss]], 20, daughter [[Amelia Geilfuss]], 5, and daughter [[Adelaide Geilfuss|Ada Geilfuss]], 1. Also living in the house is the family of Charles Thomas, 40, Lizzie Thomas, 40, and their daughter Clara Thomas, 5, [[Henry Geilfuss]], 70, and Ernest Heyser, 15. The remainder of this census page is not filled out; only names, ages (rounded to multiples of 5 years), and genders are filled in. They live on Green St. This census data was enumerated on 18 Nov 1870.
| [[Image:1870 Census PA Philadelphia 15 46 52.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''3'''
| '''1880 United States Federal Census''', Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA, Enumeration District 136, Page 27' Census dated 4 June 1880. lines 27-32: Adolph Guilfuss, 36, baker, b. SC, parents b. Germany; Annie, 35, wife, keeping house, b.Germany, parents b. Germany; Adelina, 13, dau., working in woolen mill; Annie, 9, dau., in school; Charles, 5, son; Augusta, 2, dau.. All children b. PA, father b. SC, mother b. Germany.
| [[Image:1880 census pa philadelphia philadelphia dist 136.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''4'''
| '''Personal Records''' of [[Lois L. Robertson]].
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''5'''
| '''Personal communication''' from [[Peter N. Robertson]].
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''6'''
| '''Philadelphia, PA, Death Certificates Index, 1803-1915''' lists [[Adolph Geilfuss|Adolph Gilfuss]] as having died 25 Jul 1888 at the age of 43. He died in Philadelphia, PA. His FHL film number is 2079265.
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''7'''
| '''Philadelphia City Directory, 1887''', lists [[Adolph Geilfuss]], baker, living at 2226 Madison Sq. It also lists [[Herman H. Geilfuss]], confectioner, living at 1202 Vine.
| [[File:PA Philadelphia 1887 p651.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''8'''
| '''Philadelphia City Directory, 1892''', lists [[Anna L. Weymann|Ann]], widow of [[Adolph Geilfuss]] as living at 2226 Madison Sq.
| [[Image:City-directory-philly-1892-geilfuss.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''9'''
| '''Burial Record''' for Mt. Moriah Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA, lists interment number 48201 as [[Adolph Geilfuss]], 43 years old, buried on 28 Jul 1888 in section 144, lot 187, in the "center."
| [[File:Burial Records Adolph Geilfuss.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''10'''
| '''Funeral Invoice''' for [[Anna L. Weymann|Anna L. Geilfuss]], died 11 Jan 1893 at the age of 52 at her residence at 2226 Madison Sq. She was buried in an oak-finished pine casket in a dress provided by the family. The casket is inscribed with "Anna L. Geilfuss, Jan 11th 1893". She was bured in Mt. Moriah Cemetery on Saturday [note: 11 Jan 1893 was a Wednesday; so presumably "Saturday" would be 14 Jan 1893]. Charges for the funeral and burial were to be made to [[Adelaide Geilfuss]]. At the bottom of the invoice is a newspaper clipping of the obituary which is difficult to make out but appears to read, "GEILFUSS--On January 11, 1893, at her residence, 2226 Madison Square, ANNA L., widow of [[Adolph Geilfuss]]. ??? ??? of the funeral will ??? ?? ????."
| [[File:Burial Records Anna L Geilfuss.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''11'''
| '''Death Certificate''' for daughter [[Augusta Geilfuss|Augusta Geilfuss Irvine]], who died at 8:55am on 10 Aug 1915 at the age of 37 years, 4 months, and 17 days from complications due to child birth. She died at 3031 Nowland Ave, 1st Ward, Indianapolis, Marion Co., IN. She was married to [[Edgar W. Irvine]] (middle initial uncertain) of the same address. She was born on 24 Mar 1878 in Philadelphia, PA. She was a housewife. Her father was [[Adolph Geilfuss]], born in Germany, and her mother was [[Anna Wanken]], born in Germany. She was buried on 12 Aug 1915 at Coown(?) Hill.
| [[File:Death Certificate Augusta Geilfuss.jpg|50px|center]]

|}

==Research Items of Interest==

{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original
|-
! '''A'''
| '''U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865''', Film number M381 roll 12 includes an entry for "A. Geilfuss" as a confederate soldier for the 1st Regiment, South Carolina Artillery Militia at the rank of Private. He was still a Private when he was discharged. [[Adolph Geilfuss]] is too young for this, possibly a relative...
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''B'''
| '''U.S. IRS Tax Assessment List''' for SC, Division 7, District 2, page 22, line 41 lists A. Geilfuss as a "Detail dealer" located at "Calhoun + Mall." He owed $8.33 in taxes and they were paid on November 20th. The assessment is dated November 30th, 1865. [[Adolph Geilfuss]] is probably too young to be this guy, possibly a relative though...
| [[Image:US_IRS_Tax_Assessment_SC_7_2_22.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''C'''
| '''U.S. IRS Tax Assessment List''' for SC, Division 7, District 2, page ?(541 on ancestry.com), line 19 lists A. Geilfuss as a "Manufacturer" located at "Calhoun + Mall[?]." The assessment is dated August 5th, 1866. [[Adolph Geilfuss]] is probably too young to be this guy, possibly a relative though...
| [[Image:US_IRS_Tax_Assessment_1866_SC_7_2_541.jpg|50px|center]]

|}

File:Death Certificate Augusta Geilfuss.jpg

2016-07-20T02:52:12Z

Mouser:

Death certificate for [[Augusta Geilfuss]].

File:Death Certificate Augusta Geilfuss.jpg

2016-07-20T02:51:14Z

Mouser: Death certificate for Agusta Geilfuss.

Death certificate for [[Agusta Geilfuss]].

Adolph Geilfuss

2016-07-19T03:20:01Z

Mouser: /* Sources */ Added 1850 census source

__NOTOC__
{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' ||~1847 || Charleston, SC|| || [1][2][3]
|-
| '''Marriage''' || || || To Anna L. Weymann ||
|-
| '''Death''' || 25 Jul 1888 || Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA || || 
|-
| '''Burial''' || 28 Jul 1888 || Mt. Moriah Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA || section 144, lot 187, in the "center." || 
|}

= Ancestry chart segment =

''Generation 3'' ''Generation 4'' ''Generation 5''

+--[[Henry Geilfuss]]
| (~1799-????)
+-- [[Adolph Geilfuss]]--+
| (~1847-1888) |
[[Adelaide Geilfuss]] --+ +-- unknown
(1868-1923) |
+-- [[Anna L. Weymann]]
(1841-1893)

Sources:


=Children=
(all children with [[Anna L. Weymann]])
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
| Adelaide Geilfuss || F || 1868 || Philadelphia, PA || Thomas Langan, 2 June 1898 || ''direct line'' || [2][3]
|-
| Annie Geilfuss || F || ~1871 || Philadelphia, PA || || || [3]
|-
| Charles Geilfuss || M || ~1875 || Philadelphia, PA || || || [3]
|-
| Augusta Geilfuss || F || ~1878 || Philadelphia, PA || || || [3]
|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
| Charleston, SC (Ward 3)|birth to >1860 || || [1]
|-
| Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA || by 1870 || || [2][3]
|}

= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original

|-
! '''0'''
| '''1850 United States Federal Census''', the parishes of St. Philip and St. Michael, district of Charleston, SC, page 105. Census dated 12 Aug 1850. Lines 4-11: Henry Geilfuss, 50, M, fruitier, b. Germany; Margaret, 32, F, b. Germany; August, 19, M, clerk, b. Germany; Herman, 18, M, b. Germany; Charles, 15, M, b. Germany; Mina, 14, F, attended school this year, b. Germany; Henry, 8, M, attended school this year, b. Germany; Adolph, 3, M, b. SC.
| [[File:1850 Census SC Charleston St Michael St Philip pg105.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''1'''
| '''1860 United States Federal Census''', Ward 3, Charleston, Charleston Co., SC, page 76. Census dated 3 July 1860. Lines 19-29: Henry Geilfuss, 61, M, baker, b. Germany; August, 30, M, Baker, b. Germany; Adolph, 12, M, b. SC, att'd school; Anton Walter, 27, M, baker, b. Germany; Henry Crohn, 17, M, baker, b. Prussia; Francis Lee, 70, M, laborer, b. Ireland; William Lee, 20, M, printer, b. Ireland; Johanna Lee, 21, F, b. Ireland; Michail Corry, 37, M, laborer, b. Ireland; Mary Corry, 27, F, b. Ireland; Francis Corry, 7, M, b. SC.
| [[Image:1860 census sc charleston charleston ward 3 pg 76.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2'''
| '''1870 United States Federal Census''', Philadelphia, PA, Ward 15, Enumeration District 46 (first enumeration), Page 150 lines 7-12 lists [[Adolph Geilfuss]], 23, living with [[Anna L. Weymann|Annie Geilfuss]], 26, daughter [[Amelia Geilfuss]], 4, daughter [[Adelaide Geilfuss]], 2, and [[Henry Geilfuss]], 71. Also living in the house are Christian Reag, 19, the family of Charles Thomas, 33, Genevieve Thomas, 34, and Clara Thomas, 5, plus Rose Miller, 6. Adolph and Christian work for a Baker. Annie keeps house. Henry is unemployed. Adolph was born in South Carolina. Annie, Henry, and Christian were born in Prussia. The kids were born in Pennsylvania.
| [[Image:1870 Census PA Philadelphia 15 46 150.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2b'''
| '''1870 United States Federal Census''', Philadelphia, PA, Ward 15, Enumeration District 46 (second enumeration), Page 52 lines 17-25 lists [[Adolph Geilfuss]], 20, living with [[Anna L. Weymann|Annie Geilfuss]], 20, daughter [[Amelia Geilfuss]], 5, and daughter [[Adelaide Geilfuss|Ada Geilfuss]], 1. Also living in the house is the family of Charles Thomas, 40, Lizzie Thomas, 40, and their daughter Clara Thomas, 5, [[Henry Geilfuss]], 70, and Ernest Heyser, 15. The remainder of this census page is not filled out; only names, ages (rounded to multiples of 5 years), and genders are filled in. They live on Green St. This census data was enumerated on 18 Nov 1870.
| [[Image:1870 Census PA Philadelphia 15 46 52.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''3'''
| '''1880 United States Federal Census''', Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA, Enumeration District 136, Page 27' Census dated 4 June 1880. lines 27-32: Adolph Guilfuss, 36, baker, b. SC, parents b. Germany; Annie, 35, wife, keeping house, b.Germany, parents b. Germany; Adelina, 13, dau., working in woolen mill; Annie, 9, dau., in school; Charles, 5, son; Augusta, 2, dau.. All children b. PA, father b. SC, mother b. Germany.
| [[Image:1880 census pa philadelphia philadelphia dist 136.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''4'''
| '''Personal Records''' of [[Lois L. Robertson]].
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''5'''
| '''Personal communication''' from [[Peter N. Robertson]].
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''6'''
| '''Philadelphia, PA, Death Certificates Index, 1803-1915''' lists [[Adolph Geilfuss|Adolph Gilfuss]] as having died 25 Jul 1888 at the age of 43. He died in Philadelphia, PA. His FHL film number is 2079265.
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''7'''
| '''Philadelphia City Directory, 1887''', lists [[Adolph Geilfuss]], baker, living at 2226 Madison Sq. It also lists [[Herman H. Geilfuss]], confectioner, living at 1202 Vine.
| [[File:PA Philadelphia 1887 p651.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''8'''
| '''Philadelphia City Directory, 1892''', lists [[Anna L. Weymann|Ann]], widow of [[Adolph Geilfuss]] as living at 2226 Madison Sq.
| [[Image:City-directory-philly-1892-geilfuss.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''9'''
| '''Burial Record''' for Mt. Moriah Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA, lists interment number 48201 as [[Adolph Geilfuss]], 43 years old, buried on 28 Jul 1888 in section 144, lot 187, in the "center."
| [[File:Burial Records Adolph Geilfuss.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''10'''
| '''Funeral Invoice''' for [[Anna L. Weymann|Anna L. Geilfuss]], died 11 Jan 1893 at the age of 52 at her residence at 2226 Madison Sq. She was buried in an oak-finished pine casket in a dress provided by the family. The casket is inscribed with "Anna L. Geilfuss, Jan 11th 1893". She was bured in Mt. Moriah Cemetery on Saturday [note: 11 Jan 1893 was a Wednesday; so presumably "Saturday" would be 14 Jan 1893]. Charges for the funeral and burial were to be made to [[Adelaide Geilfuss]]. At the bottom of the invoice is a newspaper clipping of the obituary which is difficult to make out but appears to read, "GEILFUSS--On January 11, 1893, at her residence, 2226 Madison Square, ANNA L., widow of [[Adolph Geilfuss]]. ??? ??? of the funeral will ??? ?? ????."
| [[File:Burial Records Anna L Geilfuss.jpg|50px|center]]

|}

==Research Items of Interest==

{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original
|-
! '''A'''
| '''U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865''', Film number M381 roll 12 includes an entry for "A. Geilfuss" as a confederate soldier for the 1st Regiment, South Carolina Artillery Militia at the rank of Private. He was still a Private when he was discharged. [[Adolph Geilfuss]] is too young for this, possibly a relative...
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''B'''
| '''U.S. IRS Tax Assessment List''' for SC, Division 7, District 2, page 22, line 41 lists A. Geilfuss as a "Detail dealer" located at "Calhoun + Mall." He owed $8.33 in taxes and they were paid on November 20th. The assessment is dated November 30th, 1865. [[Adolph Geilfuss]] is probably too young to be this guy, possibly a relative though...
| [[Image:US_IRS_Tax_Assessment_SC_7_2_22.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''C'''
| '''U.S. IRS Tax Assessment List''' for SC, Division 7, District 2, page ?(541 on ancestry.com), line 19 lists A. Geilfuss as a "Manufacturer" located at "Calhoun + Mall[?]." The assessment is dated August 5th, 1866. [[Adolph Geilfuss]] is probably too young to be this guy, possibly a relative though...
| [[Image:US_IRS_Tax_Assessment_1866_SC_7_2_541.jpg|50px|center]]

|}

File:1850 Census SC Charleston St Michael St Philip pg105.jpg

2016-07-19T03:13:33Z

Mouser: 1850 Federal Census including the family of Henry Geilfuss.

1850 Federal Census including the family of [[Henry Geilfuss]].

Margaret Ethel Murphy

2016-07-19T02:54:00Z

Mouser: /* Sources */ Added husband's WWII draft card which mentions her by name

__NOTOC__
{{Available_census_complete}}
[[Image:MargaretMurphyHuf1924.JPG|200px|left]]
 

{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' || 25 Aug 1889 || || || 
|-
| '''Marriage''' || 1906 || IL || To [[Frederick William Huf]] || 
|-
| '''Death''' || 20 Jun 1965 || St. Johns Hospital, St. Louis, MO || Lymphosarcoma || 
|-
| '''Burial''' ||22 Jun 1965 || Lake Wood Park Cemetery, St. Louis Co., MO || || 
|}

= Immediate family in my direct ancestry =
''Generation 2'' ''Generation 3'' ''Generation 4''
+-- [[Frederick William Huf]]
| (1883-1952)
[[Margaret Olive Huf]] --+ +-- [[Marion A. Murphy]]
(????-????) | | (1856-????)
+-- [[Margaret Ethel Murphy]] --+
(1889-1965) |
+-- [[Olive Jenks]]
(1859-????)

Sources:


=Children=
(all children with [[Frederick William Huf]])
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
| [[William Frederick Huf]] || M || 23 Aug 1908 || St. Louis, MO || [[Eleanora Miller]] || || 
|-
| [[Margaret Olive Huf]] || F || 14 Jul 1910 || St. Louis, MO || [[Thomas Montgomery Langan]] || Direct line || 
|-
| [[Sylvia Pearl Huf]] || F || 30 Jul 1912 || St. Louis, MO || [[William Clark Salyer]] || || 
|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
| 7012 Marquette St., St. Louis, MO || <1900-1944 || || 
|-
| 46 Hardith Hill Court, Rock Hill, MO || 1944-1965 || || 
|}

=Photos=
[[Image:MargaretMurphyHuf1924.JPG|140 px|left|thumb|[[Margaret Ethel Murphy]] in 1924.]]
[[Image:Summer49HufSibs.JPG|140 px|left|thumb|Various Hufs, Langans, and Salyers. 1949]]
[[Image:Huf-Langan-GraveSite.jpg|140 px|left|thumb|Grave markers for [[Thomas Montgomery Langan]], [[Margaret Olive Huf]], and [[Margaret Ethel Murphy]].]]
 

= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original

|-
! '''1'''
| '''1900 United States Federal Census''', St. Louis, MO, Supervisor's District 11, Enumeration District 362, Page 1B lines 1, lists [[Marion A. Murphy|Marion Murphy]], 43, born Oct. 21, 1856, living with his wife [[Olive Jenks|Olive Murphy]], 40, born Sept. 7(?), 1859, their son [[Francis M. Murphy|Frank Murphy]], 15, born Oct. 11, 1884, and their daughter [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Margaret E. Murphy]], 10, born Aug. 21(?), 1889. Marion and Olive have been married for 20 years. Marion, Olive, and Frank were born in Indiana. Margaret was born in Missouri. Marion's father was born in Virginia, his mother in Vermont. Olive's father was born in New York, her mother in Tennessee. Marion is listed as being a "proofreader." Both children are listed as being in school. They live on Marquette Ave.
| [[Image:1900_Census_MO_St_Louis_11_362_1B.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2'''
| '''1910 United States Federal Census''', St. Louis, MO, Supervisor's District 10, Enumeration District 368, Pages 5B line 100 and Page 6A lines 1-6, lists [[Marion A. Murphy]], 53, living with his wife [[Olive Jenks|Olive J. Murphy]], 50, their son [[Francis M. Murphy]], 25, their son-in-law [[Frederick William Huf|Frederick W. Huf]], 27, their daughter [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Margaret E. Huf]], 20, their grandson [[Frederick William Huf Jr.|Frederick W. Huf Jr.]], 19 months, and a boarder named Curtis E. Bingley, 35. Marion and Olive have been married for 30 years and have had three children (only two present here), Frederick and Margaret have been married for 3 years and have had one child (present here). Marion, Olive, and Francis were born in Indiana. The elder Frederick was born in New York. Margaret and the younger Frederick were born in Missouri. Marion's father was born in Virginia, his mother in Vermont. Olive's father was born in New York, her mother in Tennessee. The elder Frederick's parents were both born in "Ger. Germany." Marion and his son are both listed as being "proofreaders" in the newspaper business. They live on Marquette Ave.
| [[Image:1910 Census MO St Louis 10 368 5B.jpg|50px|center]] [[Image:1910 Census MO St Louis 10 368 6A.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''3'''
| '''1920 United States Federal Census''', St. Louis, MO, Ward 24, Supervisor's District 10, Enumeration District 461, Page 6B lines 93-98 lists [[Frederick William Huf|Frederick Huf]], 36, living with his wife [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Margaret Huf]], 30, their son [[Frederick William Huf Jr.|Frederick Huf Jr.]], 11, their daughter [[Margaret Olive Huf|Margaret Huf]], 9, their daughter [[Sylvia Pearl Huf|Sylvia Huf]], 6, and their nephew [[Jett Batts]], 19. The children are all in school. The elder Frederick was born in New York, Jett was born in Virginia, everyone else was born in Missouri. The elder Frederick's parents were born in Germany. The elder Margaret's parents were born in Indiana. Jett's father was born in Virginia and his mother was born in New York. The elder Frederick is listed as being a court reporter. They live on Marquette Ave.
| [[Image:1920 Census MO St Louis 24 10 461 6B.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''4'''
| '''1930 United States Federal Census''', St. Louis, MO, Supervisor's District 8, Enumeration District 96-144, Page 31A lines 15-19 lists [[Frederick William Huf|Frederick Huf]], 47, living with his wife [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Margaret Huf]], 40, their son [[Frederick William Huf Jr.|William F. Huf]], 21, their daughter [[Margaret Olive Huf|Margaret Huf]], 19, and their daughter [[Sylvia Pearl Huf|Sylvia Huf]], 16. At the time of their first marriage, the elder Frederick was 23 and the elder Margaret was 17. The elder Frederick was born in New York, everyone else was born in Missouri. The elder Frederick's parents were born in Germany. The elder Margaret's parents were born in Indiana. Paradoxically, all of the children have their parents listed as being born in Indiana as well [probably typo on the part of the enumerator]. The elder Frederick is listed as being a "Short Hand Reporter" at the court house. The younger Frederick is a Clerk at Missouri Pacific Rail Road Office. The younger Margaret's occupation is poorly legible (possibly saxophone), but the field is "music." They live on Marquette Ave.
| [[Image:1930 Census MO St Louis 8 96-144 31A.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''5'''
| '''1940 United States Federal Census''', St. Louis, MO, Enumeration District 96-584, Page 33. Census dated 17 Apr 1940. 
Lines 11-14: [[Frederick William Huf|Frederick Huf]], 57, living with his wife [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Margaret E. Huf]], 50, their son [[Frederick William Huf Jr.|William F. Huf]], 31, and their daughter [[Sylvia Pearl Huf|Sylvia P. Huf]], 26. Frederick was born in NY. Everyone else was born in MO. They all lived in the same place on 1 Apr 1935. Frederick is a shorthand reporter. William is a telephone installer for the telephone company. Sylvia is a school teacher in the public school teacher.
They live at 7012 Marquette Ave.
| [[Image:1940 Census MO St Louis City St Louis d96-584 p33.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''6'''
| '''World War I Draft Registration Card''' lists [[Frederick William Huf]] of 7012 Marquette Ave., St. Louis, MO. He is 35 years old, born on 3 Mar 1883. He is a court reporter for the State of Missouri at the Municipal Courts Building of St. Louis, MO. He lists his nearest relative as [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Mrs. Margaret Huf]] at the same address. He is listed as of medium height and medium build with grey eyes and dark brown hair. He has no physical disqualifications for the draft. He registered for the draft on 12 September 1918.
| [[Image:WW1 Draft Registration Frederick William Huf.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''7'''
| '''City Directory''' for St. Louis, MO, 1932, page 294, lists [[Frederick William Huf|Fred W. Huf]], [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Margaret Huf]], [[Margaret Olive Huf|Margaret O. Huf]], [[Sylvia Pearl Huf|Sylvia Huf]], and [[Frederick William Huf Jr.|William Huf]] living at 7012 Marquette Ave. Frederick is a court reporter. Margaret O. is a music teacher. Sylvia is a student. William is a process server.
| [[File:MO St Louis 1932 p294.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''8'''
| '''City Directory''' for St. Louis, MO, 1933, page 281, lists [[Frederick William Huf|Frederick W. Huf]], [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Margaret Huf]], [[Margaret Olive Huf|Margaret O. Huf]], [[Sylvia Pearl Huf|Sylvia Huf]], [[Frederick William Huf Jr.|William Huf]] and another William F. Huf living at 7012 Marquette Ave. Frederick works for the Associated Shorthand Reporters. Margaret O. is a music teacher. Sylvia is a student. William is a process server.
| [[File:MO St Louis 1933 p281.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''9'''
| '''Grave marker''', Lot 1105 of Section 4, Lakewood Park Cemetary, 7330 Mackenzie Road, Affton, St. Louis County, MO, for [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Madge E. Huf]]. It indicates she was born in 1889 and died in 1965. There are markers immediately adjacent to this stone for [[Frederick William Huf|Fred W. Huf]], [[Thomas Montgomery Langan|Thomas M. Langan]], and [[Margaret Olive Huf|Margaret H. Langan]].
| [[Image:Gravestone-madge-e-huf.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''10'''
| '''Personal correspondence''' from [[Sylvia Louis Langan|Sylvia Lanza]], granddaughter of [[Margaret Ethel Murphy]].
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''11'''
| '''Social Security Death Index''' for [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Margaret Huf]], born 25 Aug 1889, died Jun 1965, last residence in Missouri. SSN 496-36-9890 was issued in MO between 1951-52.
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''12'''
| '''Death certificate''' for [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Margaret E. Huf]] of 46 Hardith Hill Ct., Rock Hill, St. Louis County, MO. She died at St. Johns Hospital in St. Louis at 11:30pm on 20 Jun 1965 at the age of 75. She was a widow. She was born 25 Aug 1889 in St. Louis, MO. She was a nurse. Her father was [[Marion A. Murphy|Marion Murphy]], her mother was [[Olive Jenks]], and her husband was [[Frederick William Huf|Frederick W. Huf]]. She was never in the armed forces. Her SSN was 496-36-9890. The informant was [[Margaret Olive Huf|Mrs. Margaret Langan]] of 46 Hardith Hill Ct., Rock Hill, MO. The cause of death was Lymphosarcoma with widespread [illegible (involvement?)], which she had been suffering from for 14 months. She was buried on 22 Jun 1965 at Lake Wood Park Cemetery, St. Louis County, MO.
| [[Image:MargaretMurphyHufDeathCert.JPG|50px|center]]

|-
! '''13'''
| '''Social Security Card''' for [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Margaret Ethel Huf]]. Her SSN is 496-36-9890.
| [[Image:MargaretMurphyHufSSCard.JPG|50px|center]]

|-
! '''14'''
| '''World War II Draft Registration Card''' lists [[Frederick William Huf]] of 7012 Marquette Ave., St. Louis, MO. He is 59 years old, born on 3 Mar 1883 in New York, NY. He is a self-employed short hand reporter at 920 Wainright Building, 7th [???], St. Louis. He lists his wife, [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Margaret Huf]] at the same address. He is 5' 7" tall, weighs 135 pounds, has gray eyes, gray hair, and a ruddy complexion. He has a scar on his right hand. He registered on April 25, 1942.
| [[File:WWII Draft Card Frederick William Huf.jpg|50px|center]][[File:WWII Draft Card Frederick William Huf pg2.jpg|50px|center]]

|}

Frederick Huff

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[[Image:flag_germany.png|left]][[Image:Immigrant boat.JPG|70px|left]]
 
{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' || Dec. 1846 || Prussia || || 
|-
| '''Immigration''' || 1862 || || || 
|-
| '''Naturalization''' || 29 Apr 1869 || New York City, NY || || 
|-
| '''Marriage''' || 1869 || || To [[Margaretta Schulz]] ||
|-
| '''Military''' || 1865-1868, 1870-1880 || || Army, three tours. Corpl, Co. K, 174th NY Inf Corpl, Co. H, 1st US Artillery || 
|-
| '''Death''' || 6 Feb 1909 || || age 62 || 
|-
| '''Burial''' || || Section B, Site 122, Loudon Park National Cemetery, Baltimore, MD || || 
|}

= Ancestry chart segment =

''Generation 3'' ''Generation 4'' ''Generation 5''

+-- unknown
|
+-- ''Frederick Huff'' -------+
| (1846-1909) |
[[Frederick William Huf]] --+ +-- unknown
(1883-1952) |
+-- [[Margaretta Schulz]]
(1847-1927)
Sources:


=Children=
(all children with [[Margaretta Schulz]])
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
| [[Julia L Huff]] || F || 1876 || Maine || || || 

|-
| [[Christian Huff]] || M || 19 Sept 1878 || Maine || Eva F. Huff || || 

|-
| [[Frederick William Huf]] || M || 3 Mar 1883 || New York || [[Margaret Ethel Murphy]] ||Direct line || 
|-
| [[John Adam Huf]] || M || Jan 1885 || New York || || || 
|-
| [[Elsie Huff]] || F || July 1893 || New York || || || 

|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
| Prussia || birth - 1862 || ||
|-
| Maine || by 1876 - 1878 || ||
|-
| New York, NY || by 1880 - 1893 || ||
|-
| Baltimore, MD || by 1900 || ||
|}

= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original

|-
! '''1'''
| '''1870 United Stes Federal Census''', New York City, NY, ward 17, district 21, page 69. Dated 6 Jul 1870. 
Lines 19-20: [[Frederick Huff|Fritz Huf]], 24, lives with his wife [[Margaretta Schulz|Margarate Huf]], 23. He was born in Prussia, she was born in Baden. He was a tailor. She keeps house. He is a US Citizen.
| [[File:Census 1870 NY NYC ward17 d21 p69.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2'''
| '''1880 United Stes Federal Census''', District 288, New York City, NY, NY, page 22. Census dated 9 June 1880. Lines 38-41: Fred Huff, 34, tailor, b. Prussia, parents b. Prussia; Margaret, 33, keeping house, b. Baden, parents b. Baden; Julia L., dau., 4, b. Maine; [[Christian Huff|Christian]], son, 2, b. Maine.
| [[Image:1880 census ny ny new york city dist 288 pg 22.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''3'''
| '''1900 United States Federal Census''', Baltimore, MD, Ward 18, Enumeration District 233, Page 9B lines 88-93 lists [[Frederick Huf]], 53, born Dec 1846, living with his wife [[Margaretta Schultz|Margaret Huf]], 53, born Feb 1847, their son [[Christian Huff|Christian Huf]], 21, born Sept 1878, their son [[Frederick William Huf|Fred W. Huf]], 17, born Mar 1883, their son [[John Adam Huf|John A. Huf]], 15, born Jan 1885, and their daughter [[Elsie Huf]], 6, born July 1893. Frederick and Margaret have been married for 31 years. Margaret has given birth to 10 children, 5 of whom are still alive. Frederick, Margaret, and their parents were all born in Germany. Christian was born in Maine. Fred, John, and Elsie were all born in New York. Frederick immigrated in 1862 and has been in the US for 38 years. Margaret immigrated in 1856 and has been in the US for 44 years. Frederick is a naturalized citizen. Frederick works as a Tailor. Christian is an electritian [sic]. Fred and John are in school. The house they live in is rented, and the marginal notes suggest that it is on/in "A. Sant Dist."
| [[Image:1900 Census MD Baltimore 18 233 9B.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2'''
| '''1910 United States Federal Census''', Baltimore, MD, Ward 20, Enumeration District 331, Page 26, dated 27 Apr 1910. 
Lines 95-96 lists [[Margaretta Schulz|Margaret Huff]], 63, widowed, living with her daughter [[Elsie Huff]], 16. Margaret has given birth to 10 children, 5 of whom are still alive. Margaret was born in Germany as were her parents. Elsie was born in NY, her parents were both born in Germany. Margaret immigrated to the US in 1872. They live at 107 Catherine St.
| [[File:1910 Census MD Baltimore Ward20 d0331 p26.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''5'''
| '''Personal Records''' of [[Lois L. Robertson]].
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''6'''
| '''Personal communication''' from [[Peter N. Robertson]].
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''7'''
| '''Personal correspondence''' from [[Sylvia Louis Langan|Sylvia Lanza]], great granddaughter of [[Frederick Huff]].
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''8'''
| '''U.S. Army, Register of Enlistments, 1798-1914''', 1864-1865, A-K, 547, #2035, shows [[Frederick Huff|Frederick Huf]] enlisting on 26 Dec 1865 at the age of 21. Location of enlistment is New York City. Enlisted by Captain Marstan. Born in Prussia, Germany. Occupation is Tailor. He has brown eyes, brown hair, and a fair complexion. He is 5' 4.25" tall. 10th Infantry Regiment, Company F. He was discharged December 26, 1868 - expiration of service at Fort Ransom, D.T. [Dakota Territory, now North Dakota] at the rank of Private.
| [[Image:Army-enlistment-frederick-huf3.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''9'''
| '''U.S. Army, Register of Enlistments, 1798-1914''', 1869-1870, A-O, 375, #998, shows [[Frederick Huff|Frederick Huf]] enlisting in August of 1870. Location of enlistment is Fort Schuyler, NY. Place of birth is Prussia, Germany. Age is 24. Occupation is Tailor. He has hazel eyes, brown hair, and a dark complexion. He is 5' 5" tall. Enlisted with Company H, 1st Artillery. He was discharged August 2, 1875 - expiration of service at Charleston, S.C. at the rank of Private.
| [[Image:Army-enlistment-frederick-huf.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''10'''
| '''U.S. Army, Register of Enlistments, 1798-1914''', 1871-1877, H-O, 96, shows [[Frederick Huff|Frederick Huf]] enlisted on 2 Aug 1875 at Charleston, SC, by Lieutenant Totten (Jotten?). Frederick was born in Prussia, Germany. Age is 29. He is a Soldier. He has hazel eyes, brown hair, and a dark complexion. He is 5' 5" tall. Enlisted with Company H, 1st Artillery. He was discharged August 1, 1880 - expiration of service at Ft. Preble, ME, at the rank of Corporal, character excellent.
| [[Image:Army-enlistment-frederick-huf2.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''11'''
| '''Naturalization Card''' for [[Frederick Huff|Frederick Huf]] for the common please court, New York County, dated 29 Apr 1869, Volume/bundle #371, record #319. Frederick's address is 414 E. 5th St., New York City. He has no listed occupation, birth date, or age. His former nationality is German. He has no listed port of arrival or date of arrival. The name and address of the witness is Jacob Huf, 337 5th St. NYC.
| [[Image:Naturalization-frederick-huf.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''12'''
| '''U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca. 1775 - 2006''', contains an entry for [[Frederick Huff]], a veteran of the Civil War, who died on 6 Feb 1909, buried in section B, site 122, of Loudon Park National Cemetery, Baltimore, MD.
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''13'''
| '''U.S. National Cemetery Interment Control Form''' for [[Frederick Huff]] indicates he was a corporal in Company K, 174th NY Infantry as well as a corporal in Company H, 1st U.S. Artillery. He died on 6 Feb 1909 and was interred at London Park National Cemetery, Baltimore, MD. A similar form for his wife, [[Margaretta Schulz|Margarettia Huff]], also shows him being a corporal in Company K, 174th NY Infantry. Margettia died on 1 May 1927 and is buried at the same site.
| [[File:Interment control form frederick huff.jpg|50px|center]][[File:Burial Records Margaretta Huff.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''14'''
| '''Gravestone''' in Section B, site 122, at Loudon Park National Cemetery, Baltimore, MD, for [[Frederick Huff]]. It indicates that he was a corporal. Findagrave.com also indicates there is a grave at this cemetery for "Margarettia Huff", but my request for a photo of the stone has not been fulfilled yet.
| [[File:Gravestone-frederick-huff.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''15'''
| '''City Directory''' for Jersey City, NJ, for 1922, lists [[Margaretta Schulz|Margaretha Huf]], widow of [[Frederick Huff|Frederick]], living at 72 Willow Ave.
| [[File:City Directory NJ Jersey City 1922 pgs 1368.jpg|50px|center]]

|}

File:City Directory NJ Jersey City 1922 pgs 1368.jpg

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City directory for Jersey City, NJ, from 1922 including an entry for [[Margaretta Schulz]], widow of [[Frederick Huff]].

Frederick William Huf

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{{Available_census_complete}}
[[Image:Frederick William Huf portrait.jpg|200px|left]]
 
{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' || 3 Mar 1883 || Brooklyn, NY || || 
|-
| '''Marriage''' || 1906 || Illinois || To [[Margaret Ethel Murphy]] ||
|-
| '''Death''' || 15 Jun 1952 || in Manchester, Missouri|| age 69 || 
|-
| '''Burial''' || 1952 || Lakewood Park, St. Louis Co., MO|| || 
|}

= Ancestry chart segment =

''Generation 2'' ''Generation 3'' ''Generation 4''

+-- [[Frederick Huff]]
| (1844-1909)
+-- [[Frederick William Huf]] -------+
| (1883-1952) |
[[Margaret Olive Huf]] --+ +-- [[Margaretta Schulz]]
(1910-1985) | (1847-1927)
+-- [[Margaret Ethel Murphy]]
(1889-1965)
Sources:


=Children=
(all children with [[Margaret Ethel Murphy]])
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
| [[Frederick William Huf Jr.]] || M || 23 Aug 1908 || St. Louis, MO || [[Eleanora Miller]] || || 
|-
| [[Margaret Olive Huf]] || F || 14 Jul 1910 || St. Louis, MO || [[Thomas Montgomery Langan]] || Direct line || 
|-
| [[Sylvia Pearl Huf]] || F || 30 Jul 1912 || St. Louis, MO || [[William Clark Salyer]] || || 
|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|}

= Photo Gallery =
[[Image:Frederick William Huf portrait.jpg|208px|thumb|left|Portrait of [[Frederick William Huf]]]]
 

= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original

|-
! '''1'''
| '''1900 United States Federal Census''', Baltimore, MD, Ward 18, Enumeration District 233, Page 9B lines 88-93 lists [[Frederick Huf]], 53, born Dec 1846, living with his wife [[Margaretta Schultz|Margaret Huf]], 53, born Feb 1847, their son [[Christian Huff|Christian Huf]], 21, born Sept 1878, their son [[Frederick William Huf|Fred W. Huf]], 17, born Mar 1883, their son [[John A. Huf]], 15, born Jan 1885, and their daughter [[Elsie Huf]], 6, born July 1893. Frederick and Margaret have been married for 31 years. Margaret has given birth to 10 children, 5 of whom are still alive. Frederick, Margaret, and their parents were all born in Germany. Christian was born in Maine. Fred, John, and Elsie were all born in New York. Frederick immigrated in 1862 and has been in the US for 38 years. Margaret immigrated in 1856 and has been in the US for 44 years. Frederick is a naturalized citizen. Frederick works as a Tailor. Christian is an electritian [sic]. Fred and John are in school. The house they live in is rented, and the marginal notes suggest that it is on/in "A. Sant Dist."
| [[Image:1900 Census MD Baltimore 18 233 9B.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2'''
| '''1910 United States Federal Census''', St. Louis, MO, Supervisor's District 10, Enumeration District 368, Pages 5B line 100 and Page 6A lines 1-6, lists [[Marion A. Murphy]], 53, living with his wife [[Olive Jenks|Olive J. Murphy]], 50, their son [[Francis M. Murphy]], 25, their son-in-law [[Frederick William Huf|Frederick W. Huf]], 27, their daughter [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Margaret E. Huf]], 20, their grandson [[Frederick William Huf Jr.|Frederick W. Huf Jr.]], 19 months, and a boarder named Curtis E. Bingley, 35. Marion and Olive have been married for 30 years and have had three children (only two present here), Frederick and Margaret have been married for 3 years and have had one child (present here). Marion, Olive, and Francis were born in Indiana. The elder Frederick was born in New York. Margaret and the younger Frederick were born in Missouri. Marion's father was born in Virginia, his mother in Vermont. Olive's father was born in New York, her mother in Tennessee. The elder Frederick's parents were both born in "Ger. Germany." Marion and his son are both listed as being "proofreaders" in the newspaper business. They live on Marquette Ave.
| [[Image:1910 Census MO St Louis 10 368 5B.jpg|50px|center]] [[Image:1910 Census MO St Louis 10 368 6A.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''3'''
| '''1920 United States Federal Census''', St. Louis, MO, Ward 24, Supervisor's District 10, Enumeration District 461, Page 6B lines 93-98 lists [[Frederick William Huf|Frederick Huf]], 36, living with his wife [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Margaret Huf]], 30, their son [[Frederick William Huf Jr.|Frederick Huf Jr.]], 11, their daughter [[Margaret Olive Huf|Margaret Huf]], 9, their daughter [[Sylvia Pearl Huf|Sylvia Huf]], 6, and their nephew [[Jett Batts]], 19. The children are all in school. The elder Frederick was born in New York, Jett was born in Virginia, everyone else was born in Missouri. The elder Frederick's parents were born in Germany. The elder Margaret's parents were born in Indiana. Jett's father was born in Virginia and his mother was born in New York. The elder Frederick is listed as being a court reporter. They live on Marquette Ave.
| [[Image:1920 Census MO St Louis 24 10 461 6B.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''4'''
| '''1930 United States Federal Census''', St. Louis, MO, Supervisor's District 8, Enumeration District 96-144, Page 31A lines 15-19 lists [[Frederick William Huf|Frederick Huf]], 47, living with his wife [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Margaret Huf]], 40, their son [[Frederick William Huf Jr.|William F. Huf]], 21, their daughter [[Margaret Olive Huf|Margaret Huf]], 19, and their daughter [[Sylvia Pearl Huf|Sylvia Huf]], 16. At the time of their first marriage, the elder Frederick was 23 and the elder Margaret was 17. The elder Frederick was born in New York, everyone else was born in Missouri. The elder Frederick's parents were born in Germany. The elder Margaret's parents were born in Indiana. Paradoxically, all of the children have their parents listed as being born in Indiana as well [probably typo on the part of the enumerator]. The elder Frederick is listed as being a "Short Hand Reporter" at the court house. The younger Frederick is a Clerk at Missouri Pacific Rail Road Office. The younger Margaret's occupation is illegible, but the field is "music." They live on Marquette Ave.
| [[Image:1930 Census MO St Louis 8 96-144 31A.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''5'''
| '''1940 United States Federal Census''', St. Louis, MO, Enumeration District 96-584, Page 33. Census dated 17 Apr 1940. 
Lines 11-14: [[Frederick William Huf|Frederick Huf]], 57, living with his wife [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Margaret E. Huf]], 50, their son [[Frederick William Huf Jr.|William F. Huf]], 31, and their daughter [[Sylvia Pearl Huf|Sylvia P. Huf]], 26. Frederick was born in NY. Everyone else was born in MO. They all lived in the same place on 1 Apr 1935. Frederick is a shorthand reporter. William is a telephone installer for the telephone company. Sylvia is a school teacher in the public school teacher.
They live at 7012 Marquette Ave.
| [[Image:1940 Census MO St Louis City St Louis d96-584 p33.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''6'''
| '''World War I Draft Registration Card''' lists [[Frederick William Huf]] of 7012 Marquette Ave., St. Louis, MO. He is 35 years old, born on 3 Mar 1883. He is a court reporter for the State of Missouri at the Municipal Courts Building of St. Louis, MO. He lists his nearest relative as Mrs. Margaret Huf at the same address. He is listed as of medium height and medium build with grey eyes and dark brown hair. He has no physical disqualifications for the draft. He registered for the draft on 12 September 1918.
| [[Image:WW1 Draft Registration Frederick William Huf.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''7'''
| '''World War II Draft Registration Card''' lists [[Frederick William Huf]] of 7012 Marquette Ave., St. Louis, MO. He is 59 years old, born on 3 Mar 1883 in New York, NY. He is a self-employed short hand reporter at 920 Wainright Building, 7th [???], St. Louis. He lists his wife, [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Margaret Huf]] at the same address. He is 5' 7" tall, weighs 135 pounds, has gray eyes, gray hair, and a ruddy complexion. He has a scar on his right hand. He registered on April 25, 1942.
| [[File:WWII Draft Card Frederick William Huf.jpg|50px|center]][[File:WWII Draft Card Frederick William Huf pg2.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''8'''
| '''City Directory''' for St. Louis, MO, 1932, page 294, lists [[Frederick William Huf|Fred W. Huf]], [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Margaret Huf]], [[Margaret Olive Huf|Margaret O. Huf]], [[Sylvia Pearl Huf|Sylvia Huf]], and [[Frederick William Huf Jr.|William Huf]] living at 7012 Marquette Ave. Frederick is a court reporter. Margaret O. is a music teacher. Sylvia is a student. William is a process server.
| [[File:MO St Louis 1932 p294.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''9'''
| '''Obituary''' for [[Frederick William Huf]] in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat's 18 Jun 1952 edition indicates that he died at the age of 69 in the Manchester Nursing Home in St. Louis County. He was a court reporter in St. Louis for 30 years. He retired in 1943, having been the head of the Associated Shorthand Reporters. He graduated from the old Benton Law College. He had lived at the home of his daughter and son-in law, Mr. and Mrs. [[Thomas Montgomery Langan]] at 46 Hardith Hill Ct., Rock Hill, MO. Survivors include his widow [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Mrs. Margaret Murphy Huf]] and another daughter, [[Sylvia Pearl Huf|Mrs. Sylvia Salyer]]. He was buried in Lakewood Park Cemetery.
| [[Image:Frederick William Huf obit.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''10'''
| '''City Directory''' for St. Louis, MO, 1933, page 281, lists [[Frederick William Huf|Frederick W. Huf]], [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Margaret Huf]], [[Margaret Olive Huf|Margaret O. Huf]], [[Sylvia Pearl Huf|Sylvia Huf]], [[Frederick William Huf Jr.|William Huf]] and another William F. Huf living at 7012 Marquette Ave. Frederick works for the Associated Shorthand Reporters. Margaret O. is a music teacher. Sylvia is a student. William is a process server.
| [[File:MO St Louis 1933 p281.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''11'''
| '''Notes on a Portrait''' of [[Marion A. Murphy]] read "M.A.Murphy, 7012 Marquette Ave. Return to [[Frederick William Huf|F.W.Huf]], Secy., Gratiot-Linwood Improvement Assn. 615 Mo.Pac.Bldg., St.Louis, Mo"
| [[Image:MarionAMurphy-Original.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''12'''
| '''Personal Records''' of [[Lois L. Robertson]].
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''13'''
| '''Personal communication''' from [[Peter N. Robertson]].
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''14'''
| '''Personal correspondence''' from [[Sylvia Louis Langan|Sylvia Lanza]], granddaughter of [[Frederick William Huf]].
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''15'''
| '''Grave marker''', Lot 1105 of Section 4, Lakewood Park Cemetary, 7330 Mackenzie Road, Affton, St. Louis County, MO, for [[Frederick William Huf|Fred W. Huf]]. It indicates he was born in 1883 and died in 1952. There are markers immediately adjacent to this stone for [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Madge E. Huf]], [[Thomas Montgomery Langan|Thomas M. Langan]], and [[Margaret Olive Huf|Margaret H. Langan]].
| [[Image:Gravestone-fred-w-huf.jpg|50px|center]]

|}

File:WWII Draft Card Frederick William Huf pg2.jpg

2016-07-19T02:44:43Z

Mouser: Page 2 of the World War II draft registration card for Frederick William Huf.

Page 2 of the World War II draft registration card for [[Frederick William Huf]].

File:WWII Draft Card Frederick William Huf.jpg

2016-07-19T02:37:51Z

Mouser: World War II draft registration card for Frederick William Huf.

World War II draft registration card for [[Frederick William Huf]].

Thomas Montgomery Langan

2016-07-16T02:26:14Z

Mouser: /* Sources */ Added 1923 yearbook page

__NOTOC__
 

{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' || 12 July 1906 || || || 
|-
| '''Marriage''' || || || To [[Margaret Olive Huf]] || 
|-
| '''Death''' || 1 Jan 1990 || || || 
|-
| '''Burial''' || || || || 
|}

= Immediate family in my direct ancestry =
''Generation 1'' ''Generation 2'' ''Generation 3''

+-- [[Thomas Langan (1858)|Thomas Langan]]
| (1858-1920)
+-- [[Thomas Montgomery Langan]] --+
| (1906-1990) |
Living Langan --+ +-- [[Adelaide Geilfuss]]
| (1868-1923)
+-- [[Margaret Olive Huf]]
(1910-1985)

Sources:


=Children=
(all children with [[Margaret Olive Huf]])
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
| || || || || || || 
|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
| || || || 
|}

=Photos=
[[Image:TomLangan1932.JPG|140 px|left|thumb|[[Thomas Montgomery Langan]], 1932]]
[[Image:Summer49HufSibs.JPG|140 px|left|thumb|Various Hufs, Langans, and Salyers, 1949]]
[[Image:ThomasMLangan-1988.JPG|208px|thumb|left|[[Thomas Montgomery Langan]] in 1988]]
[[Image:Huf-Langan-GraveSite.jpg|140 px|left|thumb|Grave markers for [[Thomas Montgomery Langan]], [[Margaret Olive Huf]], and [[Margaret Ethel Murphy]] ]]
 

= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original

|-
! '''1'''
| '''1910 United States Federal Census''', Philadelphia, PA, Ward 44, Supervisor's District 1, Enumeration District 1118, Page 8B lines 98-100 and Page 9A lines 1-2, lists [[Thomas Langan (1858)|Thomas Langan]], 50, living with his wife [[Adelaide Geilfuss|Adelaide G. Langan]], 42, their son [[Harry M. Langan]], 9, their son [[Frank P. Langan]], 7, and their son [[Thomas Montgomery Langan|Thomas M. Langan]], 3. Thomas and Adelaide have been married for 11 years. Adelaide has given birth to three children, all of whom are still alive (and present here). Everyone was born in Pennsylvania. The parents of the elder Thomas and Adelaide were all born in England. The elder Thomas is a painter in the field of "decorative painting." They live on Columbia Ave.
| [[Image:1910 Census PA Philadelphia 44 1 1118 8B.jpg|50px|center]] [[Image:1910 Census PA Philadelphia 44 1 1118 9A.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2'''
| '''1920 United States Federal Census''', Philadelphia, PA, Ward 44, Supervisor's District 1, Enumeration District 1638, Page 8A lines 6-10 lists [[Thomas Langan (1858)|Thomas Langan]], 58, living with his wife [[Adelaide Geilfuss|Adelaide Langan]], 51, their son [[Harry M. Langan]], 18, their son [[Frank P. Langan]], 16, and their son [[Thomas Montgomery Langan|Thomas Langan]], 13. Everyone was born in Pennsylvania. The parents of the elder Thomas were both born in England. Adelaide's father was born in South Carolina, her mother in Germany. The elder Thomas is a painter in the field of "contracting." Harry is an apprentice in the field of "electrical." They live on Columbia Ave.
| [[Image:1920 Census PA Philadelphia 44 1 1638 8A.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''4'''
| '''1940 United States Federal Census''', St. Louis, MO, enumeration district 96-587, page 27 lines 11-14: 
[[Thomas Montgomery Langan|Thomas M. Langan]], 33, living with his wife [[Margaret Olive Huf|Margaret Langan]], 29, their daughter Lois, 3, and their daughter Sylvia, 5 months. Thomas was born in PA, Margaret and the daughters in MO. Thomas works as a research chemist at a dry cleaning soap manufacturer. They live at 6827 Tyler [Fyler?] ave. They rent the home for $45/month. The census page is dated 17 Apr 1940.
| [[Image:1940 Census MO St Louis City St Louis d96-587 p27.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''5'''
| '''Grave marker''', Lot 1105 of Section 4, Lakewood Park Cemetary, 7330 Mackenzie Road, Affton, St. Louis County, MO, for [[Thomas Montgomery Langan|Thomas M. Langan]] and [[Margaret Olive Huf|Margaret H. Langan]]. There are markers immediately adjacent to this stone for [[Margaret Ethel Murphy|Madge E. Huf]] and [[Frederick William Huf|Fred W. Huf]].
| [[Image:Gravestone-thomas-m-langan-margaret-h-langan.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''6'''
| '''Social Security Death Index''' for [[Thomas Montgomery Langan|Thomas M. Langan]], SSN: 488-05-7128, born 12 Jul 1906, died 1 Jan 1990. SSN was issued in Missouri before 1951.
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''7'''
| '''U.S. Public Records Index, Volume 1''' includes [[Thomas Montgomery Langan|Thomas M. Langan]] born 12 Jul 1906 shown living at 46 Hardith Hill Ct., St. Louis, MO, 63119-1351. His 1974 address is given as 326 Dobbin Rd, St. Louis, MO, 63119-4515.
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''8'''
| '''Personal correspondence''' from [[Sylvia Louis Langan|Sylvia Lanza]], daughter of [[Thomas Montgomery Langan]].
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''9'''
| '''Washington Death Index, 1940-1996''' lists [[Thomas Montgomery Langan|Thomas M Langan]] as having died on 1 Jan 1990 in Bellview, WA, at the age of 83. He lived on Mercer Island. His SSN was 488-05-7128.
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''10'''
| '''U.S. Public Records Index, Volume 2''' lists [[Thomas Montgomery Langan|Thomas M Langan]] as having been born on 12 Jul 1906. His address is given as 9910 SE 40th St., Mercer Island, WA, 98040-3834
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''11'''
| '''U.S. Public Records Index, Volume 1''' lists [[Thomas Montgomery Langan|Thomas M Langan]] as having been born on 12 Jul 1906. It lists two addresses for him: 46 Hardith Hill CT, St. Louis, MO, 63119-1351, and 326 Dobbin Rd., St. Louis, MO, 63119-4515 (1974).
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''12'''
| '''Birth Certificate''' file number 152214, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Bureau of Vital Statistics. [[Thomas Montgomery Langan|Thos Montgomery Langan]] was born at 10:05 pm on 12 July 1906 at 5125 Columbia St., 3rd Ward, Philadelphia, PA. He was the third child of [[Thomas Langan (1858)|Thomas Langan]] (43, born in Philadelphia, decorative painter) and [[Adelaide Geilfuss|Adelaide Geilfus]] (38, born in Philadelphia). This was Adelaide's third child, all of whom were still living.
| [[File:Birth Certificate Thomas Montgomery Langan.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''13'''
| '''Yearbook''' from West Philadelphia High School, 1923, showing [[Thomas Montgomery Langan]] of 5301 Hadfield St. He went by "Tom." He attended Heston Grammer School. "Tom" was usually seen after school in Room 209 taking the queen for a ride on the knight's horse. He was a fervent member of the Chess Club, Class Soccer, Group Baseball. "Check 'im, it might be mate."
| [[File:Yearbook-Thomas Montgomery Langan-1923.jpg|50px|center]]

|}

File:Yearbook-Thomas Montgomery Langan-1923.jpg

2016-07-16T02:24:07Z

Mouser: Yearbook page including Thomas Montgomery Langan from West Philadelphia High School, 1923.

Yearbook page including [[Thomas Montgomery Langan]] from West Philadelphia High School, 1923.

John Thomas Wilson

2016-07-16T02:17:52Z

Mouser: /* Sources */ Added page 2 of the application for WWII compensation

__NOTOC__
John T. Wilson was six feet tall, of slender to medium build, blonde, blue-eyed, with fair complexion. He enjoyed working outdoors, and thus found his eventual career working in the southern states agreeable. After his childhood and teenage years during the Great Depression, living on farms and helping his father and grandfather at work in the sawmill and at oil drilling, he married his high school sweetheart from a nearby farm. He served in WWII, mainly as a POW, and afterward lived a very mobile life building power lines for TVA - the Tennessee Valley Authority. His later TVA years and retirement were spent in Scottsboro, Alabama. (See [[John T. Wilson Biography|Complete Biography]])

 
{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' ||10 Nov 1917 ||Worth Twp., Butler Co. PA || || [4][12]
|-
| '''Marriage''' ||2 Feb 1940 ||Richland Twp., Venango Co. PA || To Ella May Beals || [3][4]
|-
| '''Military''' ||19 Jan -17 May 1945 Europe ||WWII Army Airforce, Cpl. B17 tail gunner, 483 Bombardment Group, 815 Squadron, based in Foggia, Italy || caputred near Lenti, Hungary; POW, Austria & Germany || [3][4]
|-
| '''Death''' ||18 May 1985 ||VA Hospital, Birmingham AL || || [6][12]
|-
| '''Burial''' ||22 May 1985 ||Nickleville Presby. Cemetery, Richland Twp., Venango Co. PA || || [6][12]
|}

''Generation 1'' ''Generation 2'' ''Generation 3''

+-- [[Bert Winiford Wilson]]
| (1891-1971)
+-- [[John Thomas Wilson]] --+
| (1917-1985) |
[[Elizabeth Ann Wilson]] --+ +-- [[Clara Mabel Wimer]]
(1943- ) | (1891-1944)
+-- [[Ella May Beals]]
(1917-2009)
Sources: [4][6]

=Children=
(2 daughters with [[Ella May Beals]])
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
|[[Elizabeth Ann Wilson]] || F|| || || || || [6]
|-
| living Wilson ||F || || || || || [6]

|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
|'''Birth & Early Years''' || || || [3][4]
|-
|Worth Twp., Butler Co. PA || b.1917-~1930 ||with parents || [4]
|-
|Nickleville, Richland Twp., Venango Co. PA || ~1930 - 1938 ||high school in Emlenton, work with REA during Great Depression ||[3][4]
|-
|OH, NC ||1938-1940 ||line work for REA or private power companies || [3]
|-
|'''Early Marriage''' || || || [3]
|-
|Laurens, SC ||14 Feb 1940 - late spring||line construction, REA/ Miller Baxter || [3]
|-
|Polk, Sandy Creek Twp., Venango Co. PA || 1940|| REA or private power companies || [3]
|-
|Cornelius, SC; Lexington & Madison, NC ||Oct 1940-1941||REA or private power companies || [3]
|-
|Ellwood City, Lawrence Co. PA ||late summer 1941||helped a cousin build a house || [3]
|-
|Monks Corner, SC ||1941-42|| REA or private power companies; leased Green Gables Cafe & gas station for 10 wks, $1000 profit || [3][[Image:Green Gables Cafe.jpg|100px|left|thumb|Green Gables Cafe, Monks Corner, SC, April 1942]]
|-
|Smyrna, NashvilleTN Gallatin TN ("Green River Line"), Scottsville TN; Glasgow, Newport KY; Kingsport TN (Nov 42- Mar 43)||1942||Bought 1st trailer worked for REA or private power companies, Holston Defense in Kingsport; laid off in March || [3]
|-
|Pittsburgh, PA || Spring 1943||private employer, not recorded || [3]
|-
|'''Military Training''' || 14 Aug 1943, drafted || || [3]
|-
|Greensboro NC || Aug 1943-? || || [3[]
|-
|Greenville SC || by Christmas 1943- 1944 ||Furman Univ.; accelerated officers training; entire class "washed out" || [3]
|-
|Midland TX || 1944, after Mar ||training as tail-gunner || [3]
|-
|Alexandria LA || 1944, including Dec ||training || [3]
|-
|Lincoln, NB || 1944, including Dec ||for shipment overseas || [3]
|-
|'''Military Service, WWII''' || 14 Aug 1943, drafted || || [3][4]
|-
|Camp Patrick Henry, VA || 19 Jan 1945 ||http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Patrick_Henry || [4]
|-
| Gibraltar || 5 Feb 1945 || || [4]
|-
| Algiers, N. Africa || 8 Feb 1945 || || [4]
|-
|Naples, Italy || 12 Feb 1945 || || [4]
|-
| Foggia, Italy || 17 Feb 1945 ||base of operation, 483 Bombardment Group, 815 Squadron Pilot, Harvey A. Mitchell|| [4]
|-
| Lenti, Hungary || 14 Mar 1945 ||taken POW || [4]
|-
| Bratislava || 19 Mar 1945 ||POW || [4]
|-
|Vienna, Austria || 20 Mar 1945 ||POW || [4]
|-
| Nurenberg, Ger. || 22 Mar 1945 ||POW || [4]
|-
|marching, location unrecorded || 23 Mar 1945 || POW || [4]
|-
| Nurenberg, Ger. ||25 Mar 1945 ||POW || [4]
|-
| Moosburg, Ger. || 20 Apr 1945 ; Liberation 29 Apr 1945 ||POW ([http://www.moosburg.org/info/stalag/indeng.html camp history website]) ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stalag_VII-A Wikipedia's Stalag VII-A site]), ([http://www.moosburg.org/info/stalag/14theng.html description of the events surround the liberation itself]) ([http://www.303rdbg.com/pow-camps.html#stalag7a 303 Bomb Group website:description of camps, liberation]) ([[ 1 May 1945 NY Times Moosburg Prison Camp Liberation]])|| [4]
|-
| Landshut, Ger. ||4 May 1945 || || [4]
|-
| Reims, France ||6 May 1945 || || [3][4]
|-
|St. Vallery, France ||17 May 1945 || || [3][4]
|-
| Richland Twp., Venango Co. PA || 1945-1948 ||Depression Era persisted; worked in brother-in-law's garage in Emlenton; lived with Beals in-laws, then rented Joe Rose house, Mariasville || [3][6]
|}
The following chart serves as a record of the work career of John T. Wilson with TVA; an indication of school locations for his daughters; and a guide to dates/locations for some of the photographs. Locations in parentheses indicate additional work locations while in one residence location. In 1967 he was working with the Rubin R Rubinson/Robinson crew, TVA Western Division, per wedding card to daughter Elizabeth.
{| class="wikitable"
! TVA Career Location || Dates || Landlords || Sources
|-
|Russelville, AL ||4-28 Feb, 1948 ||Edward Pace || [3]
|-
| Wilson Dam, AL ||28 Feb-8 Apr 1948 ||Dempsey Terry || [3]
|-
|West Point, MS || 8 Apr-12 Apr 1948 ||Goat's Texaco Sta. || [3]
|-
|Mayfield KY || 12 Apr - 9 May 1948 ||Richard Bagwell || [3]
|-
| Paris TN ||17 May-13 June 1948 || Dave Oliver || [3]
|-
| Mayfield KY || 12 June-2 July 1948 || Mrs. Cleve Sanderson || [3]
|-
|Mountain City TN || 3 July-20 Aug 1948 ||Alf McQueen || [3]
|-
|Mt. Pleasant TN ||21 Aug - 20 Sept 1948 ||Mrs. Ethel Simmons || [3]
|-
| Murfreesboro TN ||20 Sept - 23 Oct 1948||Otto Green || [3]
|-
|Woodbury TN ||23 Oct -11 Dec 1948 ||Joe Stephens || [3]
|-
| McMinville TN ||11 Dec - 17 Jan 1948/49 ||Roy Newby || [3]
|-
|Nashville TN ||17-21 Jan 1949 ||Pure Oil Sta. || [3]
|-
| Chattanooga TN ||21-24 Jan 1949||Farniers Trailer Pk , Cherokee Blvd. || [3]
|-
| Knoxville TN ||24 Jan - 2 Mar 1949 ||King's Grocery, Southerland Ave || [3]
|-
| Lenoir City TN || 2 Mar - 16 Ma6 1949 ||C. E. Brachett || [3]
|-
|Elizabethton TN || 16 May - 4 June 1949 ||Mrs. Bowen || [3]
|-
| Nashville TN || 4 June - 25 July 1949 ||E. G. Davenport || [3]
|-
|Jackson TN ||30 July - 19 Nov 1949 || Mrs. W. B. Ranson || [3]
|-
| Cadiz KY || 19 Nov - 29 Jan 1949/50 ||White Eagle Cafe || [3]
|-
|Memphis TN || 29 Jan - 9 Feb 1950 ||Harbin's Cabins, Hwy 51 || [3]
|-
|Tupelo MS || 9 Feb - 11 Mar 1950 ||Rockway Inn, Hwy 45 || [3]
|-
|West Point MS ||11 Mar - 1 Apr 1950 ||Goat's Texaco St. || [3]
|-
|Tupelo MS || 1 Apr - 27 May 1950 ||Rockway Inn, Cecil Cafe || [3]
|-
| Corinth MS ||27 May - 3 July 1950 ||Randolph Yancy, 1411 Wick St. || [3]
|-
| Jackson TN || 3 July - 15 July 1950 ||Mrs. W. B. Ranson || [3]
|-
| New Johnsonville/Camden TN || 15 July - 18 July 1950 ||J'ville Trailer Pk || [3]
|-
| Jackson TN || 19 July - 24 July 1950 ||Mrs. W. B. Ranson || [3]
|-
|Macon MS ||24 July - 16 Dec 1950 ||Mrs. M. B. McLemore || [3]
|-
| West Point MS ||16 Dec - 15 Jan 1950/51 ||Goat's Texaco Sta. || [3]
|-
| Somerville TN ||15 Jan - 19 May 1951 ||H. G. Myers tourist home || [3]
|-
| Memphis TN ||19 May - 15 June 1951 ||J. C. Harbin's, Rt. 51 || [3]
|-
| Jackson TN ||15 June - 24 July 1951 ||Mrs. W. B. Ranson || [3]
|-
| Lexington ||24 July - 16 Aug 1951 || || [3]
|-
|Jackson TN || 16 Aug-7 Sept 1951 || Mrs. W. B. Ranson || [3]
|-
|Benton KY ||23 Sept - 23 Feb 1951/52 ||Herman Kanatzer || [3]
|-
| Fulton KY (McKenzie, Martin,) ||23 Feb - 31 May 1952 ||Star Cafe, Hwy on state line || [3]
|-
|Benton KY ||31 May - 16 Oct 1952 ||Ben Hunt, Rt.3 (till 16 Sept) Will Eggner, Mrs. Farmer || [3]
|-
| Jackson TN (Lexington, Union City) ||16 Oct- 6 June 1952/53 || Mrs. W. B. Ranson || [3]
|-
|Tupelo MS ||6 June - 8 July 1953 ||Rockway Inn || [3]
|-
| West Point MS ||8 July - 1 Sept 1953 ||T.J. Earnest, Prairie Jct. || [3]
|-
| Louisville MS ||1 Sept - 14 Nov 1953 ||Millers Trailer Pk, Mrs. Elva Roberts || [3]
|-
|Pontatoc MS ||14 Nov - 2 Jan 1953/54 ||Houston & Jack ? (illegible), across from Jerry's Drive In || [3]
|-
|Corinth MS (& Tiptonville) ||2 Jan - 30 May 1954 ||Horton Groc. || [3]
|-
|Waverly TN || 30 May - 21 Aug 1954 ||Wm. "Plunk" Gould || [3]
|-
|Dickson TN || 21 Aug - 27 Oct 1954 ||Ludy & Lorraine ___ || [3]
|-
| Bolivar TN ||27 Oct - 2 Jan 1954/55 ||foster Motel, Elgie & Inez || [3]
|-
| Russellville AL ||2 Jan - 23 Feb 1955 ||Bendix Standard Sta. || [3]
|-
| Holly Springs MS ||23 Feb - 18 Mar 1955 || LaFever Holly Courts || [3]
|-
| Covington TN ||18 Mar - 7/8 Apr 1955 ||Mrs Adams (with Ruth & Dan Price) || <[3]/sup>
|-
|Sheffield AL ||9 Apr - 21 June 1955 ||Tri-Cities Trailer Ct. || [3]
|-
|Huntsville AL ||21 June - 2 July 1955 ||Whispering Pines || [3]
|-
|Benton KY ||2 July - 20 July 1955 || Mrs. Eggner || [3]
|-
| Huntsville AL ||24 July - 7 Aug 1955 ||Mrs. Williams, 401 McKinley || [3]
|-
|Russellville AL ||7 Aug - 3 Dec 1955 ||M. H. McMurray Cafe || [3]
|-
| Athens AL || 3 Dec - 10 Mar 1955/56 ||Old Spinning Wheel Motel, .Mitchell Wallace || [3]
|-
|Sheffield AL ||10 Mar - 21 July 1956 ||Walter Kelly, 1701 High St. || [3]
|-
| Scottsboro, AL ||22 July 1956 - retirement after Sept.1967-1970 ||Hwy 72 ponds & bait shop || [3][6]
|-
| Scottsboro, AL ||after retirement; died 1985 ||built house on Hwy 72 || [6]
|}

= Photo Gallery =
[[Image:John T Wilson HS Grad.jpg|120px|left|thumb|1936 high school graduate]][[Image:John T Wilson July 1936 swimsuit.jpg|120px|left|thumb|31 July 1936, age 19]][[Image:John T Wilson July 31 1936.jpg|120px|left|thumb|31 July 1936]][[Image:John T Wilson July 1937.jpg|120px|left|thumb|20 July 1937, age almost 20]]
 
[[Image:John & Ella Wilson 1940.jpg|140px|left|thumb|John & Ella Wilson at Beals farm, 1940]][[Image:John & Ella Wilson ~1940.jpg|120px|left|thumb|John & Ella Wilson ~1940]][[Image:John T Wilson 1940 New River SC.jpg|120px|left|thumb|1940 at New River, SC]][[Image:John & Ella Wilson 1941 w car.jpg|120px|left|thumb|1941]]
 

[[Image:John, Betsy & trailer.jpg|120px|left|thumb|with daughter Betsy, possibly Kingsport TN]][[Image:John & Betsy Wilson June 43.jpg|140px|left|thumb|Fathers Day, June 1943]][[Image:John T Wilson & Betsy at Bert Wilson farm.jpg|120px|left|thumb|John with Betsy, 1943 at Bert & Clara Wilson farm, Nickleville, Venango Co. PA]][[Image:John T Wilson, Betsy, Jim & John Vergis.jpg|120px|left|thumb|14 Aug 1943, day of swearing-in; with dau. Betsy and nephews John & Jim Vergis]]
 [[Image:John T Wilson & Betsy Oct 43 Greensboro NC.jpg|120px|left|thumb|Oct 1943 Greensboro NC]][[Image:John & Betsy Wilson June 1944 Greenville SC.jpg|200px|left|thumb|3 June 1944, Greenville SC]]
 
[[Image:B17 & Crew.jpg|180px|left|thumb|John Wilson at right, back row, with crew of B-17 "Flying Fortress" bomber (Click photo for names)]][[Image:John T Wilson flight suit.jpg|120px|left|thumb|in training, 1944]][[Image:John T Wilson in uniform.jpg|120px|left]]
 
[[Image:Betsy Wilson, trailer at Beals farm.jpg|120px|left|thumb|1944, 1st trailer, at Beals farm]][[Image:John T Wilson & Betsy.jpg|120px|left|thumb|~1945; lesson in "rub your tummy, pat your head"]][[Image:John T Wilson, Betsy, deer.jpg|110px|left|thumb|at Bert Wilson farm, ~1946-47]][[Image:John, Ella Wilson & Ray Wilson w trailer.jpg|150px|left|thumb|1948, new trailer for trip south; l. to r. Ray Wilson, Ella and John Wilson]]
 
[[Image:John T Wilson TVA portrait.jpg|140px|left|thumb|John T. Wilson in work khakis & TVA badge, ~late 1950's]][[Image:John T Wilson & ch, Xmas ~1949.jpg|120px|left|thumb|Christmas ~1949-50]][[Image:John T Wilson w beard 1954 Corinth MS.jpg|140px|left|thumb|with beard grown for 1954 centennial, Corinth MS]]
 
[[Image:John Wilson, backyard chef, Scottsboro ~1959.jpg|120px|left|thumb|weekly cookout, ~1959, at the minnow ponds, Scottsboro, AL]][[Image:John Wilson with Joubert, 1970's.jpg|120px|left|thumb|with Joubert, mid-1970's, log house in Scottsboro]][[Image:Russ, John, Allene & Ruth, 1984.jpg|120px|left|thumb|Russ, John, Allene & Ruth, ~1984, during John's final illness]]
 
= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! '''1'''
| '''1920 United States Federal Census''', Worth Township, Butler County, PA, Enumeration District 66, Page 7, lines 84-88 lists ''Bert W. Wilson'', 28, married to ''Clara M. Wilson'', 28. Their daughter, ''Ruth M. Wilson'', 7, and two sons, ''Edwin D. Wilson'', 4, and ''John T. Wilson'', 2 years and one month, are listed as well. Bert is listed as having been born in PA. His profession is listed as "Laborer" on a rented farm. His census record is immediately followed by that of his father, [[James L. Wilson]], suggesting that they lived on adjacent property. This census page is dated 23 and 24 January 1920.
| [[Image:1920 census pa butler worth d66 pg7.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2'''
| '''1930 United States Federal Census''', Richland Township, Venango County, PA, Enumeration District 61-40, Page 6, lines 65-73 lists ''Birt W. Wilson'', 39, married to ''Clara M. Wilson'', 38. They live with six children and a live-in farm laborer: daughter ''Ruth M. Wilson'', 17; son ''Edwin D.'', 15; son ''John T. Wilson'', 12; son ''Russel W. Wilson'', 9; son ''Ray B. Wilson'', 6; daughter ''Allene N. Wilson'', 3 years and 10 months; and laborer ''Lester Lawrence'', 43. When Birt W. Wilson and Clara M. Wilson got married, he was 20 and she was 19. All of the children except Allene attended school within the census year. Everyone but Allene can read, write, and speak English. Everyone and their parents were born in PA. Birt W. Wilson's occupation is listed as "Farmer." This census page is dated April 15th, 1930.
| [[Image:1930_census_pa_venango_richland_d61-40_pg6b.jpg|50px|center]]
|-
! '''2A'''
| '''1940 United States Federal Census''', Laurens Twp., Laurens Co. SC, date of census 2-3 April 1940. Line 34: John Wilson, Lodger (with 19 others in apparent boarding house of Lou Bell Walker), married, age 22, finished 4 yrs high school, born PA. On Apr. 1 1935 place of residence: Nickleville, Venango Co. PA. Working; worked 31 hrs. during week of Mar. 24-30, 1940. Truck Driver for REA (Rural Electrification Administration). Weeks worked in 1939: 40 weeks; income in 1939 $750. No other income source.
|[[File:1940 US census SC Laurens Laurens, Enum Dist 30-28, P.1A A.jpg|50px|left]]
|-
!'''3'''
|'''Memoirs of Ella May Beals (Wilson)''' ,wife of John T. Wilson, including the WWII training locations, and listing of TVA locations & landlords.
|<div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
!'''4'''
|'''Research manuscript of John T. Wilson''', family history compiled by 1985, from family interviews, family records, Slippery Rock borough centennial history & Butler County histories. This manuscript transferred to daughter Elizabeth Wilson Williams in 1984.
|

|-
!'''5'''
|'''WWII war record''' written on souvenir wooden shoe by John T. Wilson, now in the collection of grandson Richard Brady Williams. The inscription (in graphite) includes dates & places stationed & imprisoned during his war service
|

|-
! '''6'''
| '''Personal correspondence''' from [[Elizabeth Ann Wilson|Elizabeth Wilson Williams]], daughter of John T. Wilson, including transcription of WWII service locations and dates from the wooden shoe, and family photographs. Personal recollection includes living on the Beals farm in Venango Co. PA, the TVA locations, and high school in Scottsboro AL. Her notes include John T. Wilson's war stories and his descriptions of his early life in Butler Co. PA.
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''7'''
| '''National Archives World War II Prisoners of War Data File 12/7/1941 - 11/19/1946''' has an entry dated 14 Mar 1945 for Sergeant [[John Thomas Wilson|John T Wilson]], serial number 33682366, of the Army Air Corps. He is listed as a member of Heavy Bomber unit 0483 in the European theater: Hungary. He is listed as "returned to military control, liberated, or repatriated" as of the "latest report date" of 17 Oct 1945. The detaining power was Germany. [http://aad.archives.gov/aad/record-detail.jsp?dt=466&mtch=3&cat=WR26&tf=F&sc=11675,11660,11679,11667,11669,11676,11672,11673&bc=,sl,fd&txt_11660=WILSON+JOHN+T&op_11660=0&nfo_11660=V,24,1900&rpp=10&pg=1&rid=24927&rlst=24927,24928,24929]
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''8'''
| '''National Archives Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946''' has a record for [[John Thomas Wilson|John T. Wilson]], serial number 33682366. His residence is Venango County, PA. He enlisted in Erie, PA on 30 Jul 1943. His rank at enlistment was Private. He was born in 1917 in PA. He is listed as having had 4 years of high school education. His occupation code (553) indicates "skilled linemen and servicement, telegraph, telephone, and power." He is maried. The record is stored in box #0694, film reel #1.211. [http://aad.archives.gov/aad/record-detail.jsp?dt=893&mtch=1&cat=WR26&tf=F&sc=24994,24995,24996,24998,24997,24993,24981,24983&bc=,sl,fd&txt_24994=33682366&op_24994=0&nfo_24994=V,8,1900&rpp=10&pg=1&rid=4151204]
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''9'''
| '''Missing Air Crew Report''' dated 16 Mar 1945 from the Army Air Corp indicates that [[John Thomas Wilson|John T. Wilson]] was on board B-17G serial number 42-32017 on 14 Mar 1945 at 15:00 when it went missing for unknown reasons. The last known position was N45° 10' E16° 50' [southeast of Zagreb, present-day Croatia]. The aircraft was part of the 15th Airforce, 483rd Bombardment Group (Heavy), 815th squadron (Heavy), based at Steparone, Italy. It had been on a combat bombing mission with the target of Almasfuzito oil refinary, Hungary. There were 10 persons on board at the time including pilot Harvey A. Mitchell, copilot James Sutton, navigator Roy Broome Jr., toggler John Nelson, top turret gunner Harold G. M. Strunk, left waist gunner Amburse J. Triplett Jr., radio gunner Mathew [sic] F. Thompson, ball turret gunner August D. Winnega, right waist gunner William F. Wilson, and tail gunner [[John Thomas Wilson|John T. Wilson]]. John Wilson's serial number is listed as 33682366. His rank is Sergeant. His current status is Missing In Action (MIA). His next of kin is listed as [[Ella May Beals|Mrs. Ella Wilson]], Wife, of Rt. 1, Box 137, Emlenton, PA.
| [[Image:MACR-12822-pg1.jpg|50px|center]] [[Image:MACR-12822-pg2.jpg|50px|center]] [[Image:MACR-12822-pg3.jpg|50px|center]] [[Image:MACR-12822-pg4.jpg|50px|center]] [[Image:MACR-12822-pg5.jpg|50px|center]] [[Image:MACR-12822-pg6.jpg|50px|center]] [[Image:MACR-12822-pg7.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''10'''
| '''Hereos of the 483rd''', pgs. 173-174, book with crew profiles of most (all?) air crews within the 483rd Bombardment Group (Heavy) during World War II. There is a two page section on the Harvey A. Mitchell crew that lists [[John Thomas Wilson|John T. Wilson]] as the tail gunner of B-17 #42-32017, "Sweet 17." They took a flak hit in the #3 engine on their first flight while over the target area of Almasfuzito, Hungary, and were forced to bail out. The crew were all taken prisoner on the same day but were reunited the following day at a POW collection point. John's hometown is listed as Emlenton, PA.
| [[Image:Heroes of the 483rd-Mitchell Crew Exerpt Scan.jpg|50px|center]][[Excerpt from Heroes of the 483rd|transcript]]

|-
! '''11'''
| '''Social Security Death Index''' for [[John Thomas Wilson|John Wilson]], last residence 35768 Scottsboro, Jackson, Alabama. He was born on 10 Nov 1917 and died in May 1985. His SSN was issued in PA before 1951.
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>
|-
! '''12'''
| '''Funeral Program, John T. Wilson''' from collection of Margaret Kahle. John T. Wilson b. 10 Nov 1917 d, 18 May 1985 Services at Criswell-Gardinier Funeral Home. Interment at Nickleville Cemetery. Rev. Darrell K. Knopp officiating 
* note: Rev. Knopp was pastor at Nickleville Presbyterian Church
|-
! '''13'''
| '''Obituary of John T. Wilson''', from the collection of Peg Kahle. Oriinal source not given, probably Oil City Derrick. John T. Wilson, age 67, brother of three area residents, died at 4:47 am Saturday at the VA Hospital in Birmingham, AL. He had resided for 35 years in Scottsboro, AL. Born 10 Nov 1917 at Slippery Rock, the son of Bert W. and Clara Wimer Wilson. A veteran of World War II, having served in the Army Air Corps. He was a prisoner of war in the European Theater. Employed as a foreman for the Tennessee Valley Authority for 45 years. Member of Nickleville Presbyterian Church. He enjoyed gardening, carpentry and hunting. Surviving are two daughters: Mrs. Brady (Elizabeth Ann) Williams of St. Paul MN and Mrs. John (Carolyn Lucille) Harris of Florence AL; three brothers: Edwin D. Wilson of Las Vegas, NV; Russell W. Wilson of Oil City and Raymond B. Wilson of Fredonia, PA; two sisters: Mrs. Ruth McClelland of Franklin and Mrs. William (Aileen M.) Heeter of Kennerdale; and four grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents and an infant sister. Services at Criswell-Gardinier Funeral Home 11 am Wednesday with Rev. Darrell Knopp of Nickleville Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment at the Nickleville Cemetery. Margin notes by Mrs. Kahle: 18 May 1985.
| [[Image:Wilson, John T. obit.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''14'''
| '''Missing-in-Action report-John T. Wilson''', from collection of Peg Kahle. Original source not given. "In a message from the War Department, Mrs. Ella B. Wilson, of Emlenton R.D.1, has been informed that her husband, Sgt. John T. Wilson, is missing in action in Hungary since March 14. Sgt. Wilson, son of Bert Wilson, of Nickleville, was a tail gunner on a B-17 Flying Fortress. He had been stationed in Italy for almost a month." Margin note from Mrs. Kahle: 1945
| [[Image:Wilson, John T. missing report.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''15'''
| '''Certificate of Military Service''' from the National Archives and Records Administration (form 13038) for [[John Thomas Wilson|John T. Wilson]], serial number 33 682 366. He was a member of the Army of the United States from 13 Aug 1943 to 20 Oct 1945. His service was terminated by an honorable discharge at the rank of Staff Sergeant. His active service dates were 13 Aug 1943 to 20 Oct 1945. He was born on 10 Nov 1917 in Slippery Rock, PA.
| [[Image:John-t-wilson-honorable-discharge.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''16'''
| '''Honorable discharge paperwork''' for [[John Thomas Wilson|John T. Wilson]], army serial number 33 622 366. He is a Staff Sargeant in the Air Corps, component "AUS" (?). His organization is listed as "Co. ??? S?p. Base Andrews Field, D.C." He separated from the army on 20 Oct 1945 at ??? Separation Base ?????, D.C. His permanent mailing address is "???? ???, ??? 137., Trenton Pa." He was born on 10 Nov 1917 in Slippery Rock, PA. He has blue eyes, blond hair, is 5' ?" tall, and weighs 1?0 pounds. He has three dependents. He is white, married, and a US citizen. His civilian occupation is "Lineman Power 5-53.420" [NB: 5-53.420 is officially "Lineman IV (light, heat, & power)"]. He was inducted into the army on 30 Jul 1943 and entered into active service on 13 Aug 1943. At the time of entry into service, he lived at the same address given above. His military occupational specialty and number is "A? Arm-Gun. 612." [NB: 612 is officially "Armorer-Gunner."] Military qualification and date is listed as "AA? Air Crew Member Badge." Battles and campaigns reads, "No. App???????, ????and, Campaigns." Decorations and citations reads, "European African Middle Eastern Campaign Medal w/2 Bronze Battle Stars; Good Conduct Medal." Wounds received in action reads, "????." He was immunized for smallpox, typhoid, and tetanus on Jan 1945 and ??? 35. His service outside the continental U.S. began with a departure on 17 Jan 1945 for Italy, arriving on 8 Feb 1945. He departed back for the U.S. on 13 Jun 1945, arriving on 1 Jul 1945. He had no prior service. His reason and authority for separation reads, "????? ????? ?? 613-365 as changed and ?? 1-1." Service schools attended reads, "???? ???., Kingman, Ariz." His education includes 8? years of grammar school, ? years of high school, and no college. His longevity for pay purposes was 2 years, 3 months, and 21 days. His mustering out pay was $300 total, $100 this payday. He received travel pay of $7.70. His total amount received was $130.70, from ???? ?????, Capt., AC. His insurance information is illegible. The remarks section reads, " ???? ???? ????. ??????? 45 (2 Sep 45). ?? time ??? ????? ?? 1??. Inactive Serv. ??? 30 Jul 1943 to 12 Aug 1943 incl. Typ??? 1? Jun 1943;" The form is signed by John T. Wilson, and also by his personnel officer, Edward C. Sto???, 1st. Lt., AC ??? ?? (???). 
This photocopy was received from the National Personnel Records Center after a request for records of separation for John Thomas Wilson. Unfortunately, they indicated that the original records were lost in a fire on 12 Jul 1973 so they provided this copy of records stored elsewhere as the best available.
| [[Image:John-t-wilson-military-record.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''17'''
| '''Gravestone''' at Nickleville Cemetery, Nickleville, Venango Co., PA reads [[John Thomas Wilson|John T. Wilson]], Born Nov 10 1917, Died May 18 1985.
| [[File:Gravestone John T Wilson.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''18'''
| '''Application for WWII Compensation''' for John T. Wilson at Rt. 1 box 137 Emlenton, Venango Co., PA, dated 3 Jun 1950 and marked as received on 10 Jun 1950. He was born on 10 November 1917 in Slippery Rock, Butler Co., PA. His full name is listed as [[John Thomas Wilson]]. He lists two periods of domestic service: 30 Jul 1943 - 16 Jan 1945 and 1 Jul 1945 - 20 Oct 1945, however an auditor has corrected the starting dates in red ink such that the date ranges read 13 Aug 1943 - 16 Jan 1945 and 2 Jul 1945 - 20 Oct 1945. He lists one period of foreign service from 17 Jan 1945 - 1 Jul 1945. He entered active service on 13 Aug 1943 at Cumberland Gap, PA. His serial number was 33682366. He was separated from active service on 20 Oct 1945 at Andrews Field, Washington D.C. At the time of the application, he was not serving on active duty. His service was in the Army Air Force. His address at the time he entered the service was R.D. 1, P.O. Box 137, Emlenton, Venango Co., PA. He was registered under selective service with draft board #2, Franklin, Venango Co., PA. He was approved for a payment of $300 on 16 Jun 1950. His beneficiary is [[Ella May Beals|Ella Beals Wilson]] at RT.1 Box 137 Emlenton, Venango, PA. His children are [[Elizabeth Ann Wilson|Elizabeth A. Wilson]], age 7, and [[Carolyn Lucy Wilson|Carolyn L. Wilson]], age 5, at the same address. The line for information about his mother is left blank. His father is listed as [[Bert Winiford Wilson|Bert W. Wilson]] of Nickleville, Venango Co., PA. The form was signed by a Notary Public with Mr. Wilson in person in Aleorn Co., Mississippi, on 3 Jun 1950.
| [[File:WWII App for compensation John Thomas Wilson.jpg|50px|center]] [[File:WWII App for compensation John Thomas Wilson_pg2.jpg|50px|center]]

|}

==Research Notes==
* 1940 US census, John Wilson working for REA in South Carolina, is consistent with memoir writings of his wife [[Ella May Beals]] Wilson: "1940: John had been working for the REA in Pennsylvania; they also had jobs in Vermont and North Carolina.....On Valentines Day he went through Washington on his way south to his job in Laurens, S.C. Robert Simpson was with him. He called me from Friendship Ave. on the outskirts of town and I took busses till I got to the restaurant where they were waiting They had put their truckload of REA material in a garage and we walked to a tourist home. I think he was working for Miller Baxter but it was REA work.
* [http://www.2ndbombgroup.org/5th%20Wing%20planes.xls Unattributed XLS document showing B-17G in the 483rd with serial number 42-32017 with the nickname "Sweet 17"] This matches with the "Sweet 17" engraving on the wooden clog, though the model of aircraft on the clog is listed as a B-17F. However, all official AAF records indicate that 42-32017 was a B-17G; this is likely an error on the part of JTW.
* [http://www.accident-report.com/world/europe/yugoslavia.html USAAF accident list for "Yugoslavia" shows B-17G 42-32017 of the 815th/483rd having an accident on 3/14/1945]

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John T. Wilson was six feet tall, of slender to medium build, blonde, blue-eyed, with fair complexion. He enjoyed working outdoors, and thus found his eventual career working in the southern states agreeable. After his childhood and teenage years during the Great Depression, living on farms and helping his father and grandfather at work in the sawmill and at oil drilling, he married his high school sweetheart from a nearby farm. He served in WWII, mainly as a POW, and afterward lived a very mobile life building power lines for TVA - the Tennessee Valley Authority. His later TVA years and retirement were spent in Scottsboro, Alabama. (See [[John T. Wilson Biography|Complete Biography]])

 
{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' ||10 Nov 1917 ||Worth Twp., Butler Co. PA || || [4][12]
|-
| '''Marriage''' ||2 Feb 1940 ||Richland Twp., Venango Co. PA || To Ella May Beals || [3][4]
|-
| '''Military''' ||19 Jan -17 May 1945 Europe ||WWII Army Airforce, Cpl. B17 tail gunner, 483 Bombardment Group, 815 Squadron, based in Foggia, Italy || caputred near Lenti, Hungary; POW, Austria & Germany || [3][4]
|-
| '''Death''' ||18 May 1985 ||VA Hospital, Birmingham AL || || [6][12]
|-
| '''Burial''' ||22 May 1985 ||Nickleville Presby. Cemetery, Richland Twp., Venango Co. PA || || [6][12]
|}

''Generation 1'' ''Generation 2'' ''Generation 3''

+-- [[Bert Winiford Wilson]]
| (1891-1971)
+-- [[John Thomas Wilson]] --+
| (1917-1985) |
[[Elizabeth Ann Wilson]] --+ +-- [[Clara Mabel Wimer]]
(1943- ) | (1891-1944)
+-- [[Ella May Beals]]
(1917-2009)
Sources: [4][6]

=Children=
(2 daughters with [[Ella May Beals]])
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
|[[Elizabeth Ann Wilson]] || F|| || || || || [6]
|-
| living Wilson ||F || || || || || [6]

|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
|'''Birth & Early Years''' || || || [3][4]
|-
|Worth Twp., Butler Co. PA || b.1917-~1930 ||with parents || [4]
|-
|Nickleville, Richland Twp., Venango Co. PA || ~1930 - 1938 ||high school in Emlenton, work with REA during Great Depression ||[3][4]
|-
|OH, NC ||1938-1940 ||line work for REA or private power companies || [3]
|-
|'''Early Marriage''' || || || [3]
|-
|Laurens, SC ||14 Feb 1940 - late spring||line construction, REA/ Miller Baxter || [3]
|-
|Polk, Sandy Creek Twp., Venango Co. PA || 1940|| REA or private power companies || [3]
|-
|Cornelius, SC; Lexington & Madison, NC ||Oct 1940-1941||REA or private power companies || [3]
|-
|Ellwood City, Lawrence Co. PA ||late summer 1941||helped a cousin build a house || [3]
|-
|Monks Corner, SC ||1941-42|| REA or private power companies; leased Green Gables Cafe & gas station for 10 wks, $1000 profit || [3][[Image:Green Gables Cafe.jpg|100px|left|thumb|Green Gables Cafe, Monks Corner, SC, April 1942]]
|-
|Smyrna, NashvilleTN Gallatin TN ("Green River Line"), Scottsville TN; Glasgow, Newport KY; Kingsport TN (Nov 42- Mar 43)||1942||Bought 1st trailer worked for REA or private power companies, Holston Defense in Kingsport; laid off in March || [3]
|-
|Pittsburgh, PA || Spring 1943||private employer, not recorded || [3]
|-
|'''Military Training''' || 14 Aug 1943, drafted || || [3]
|-
|Greensboro NC || Aug 1943-? || || [3[]
|-
|Greenville SC || by Christmas 1943- 1944 ||Furman Univ.; accelerated officers training; entire class "washed out" || [3]
|-
|Midland TX || 1944, after Mar ||training as tail-gunner || [3]
|-
|Alexandria LA || 1944, including Dec ||training || [3]
|-
|Lincoln, NB || 1944, including Dec ||for shipment overseas || [3]
|-
|'''Military Service, WWII''' || 14 Aug 1943, drafted || || [3][4]
|-
|Camp Patrick Henry, VA || 19 Jan 1945 ||http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Patrick_Henry || [4]
|-
| Gibraltar || 5 Feb 1945 || || [4]
|-
| Algiers, N. Africa || 8 Feb 1945 || || [4]
|-
|Naples, Italy || 12 Feb 1945 || || [4]
|-
| Foggia, Italy || 17 Feb 1945 ||base of operation, 483 Bombardment Group, 815 Squadron Pilot, Harvey A. Mitchell|| [4]
|-
| Lenti, Hungary || 14 Mar 1945 ||taken POW || [4]
|-
| Bratislava || 19 Mar 1945 ||POW || [4]
|-
|Vienna, Austria || 20 Mar 1945 ||POW || [4]
|-
| Nurenberg, Ger. || 22 Mar 1945 ||POW || [4]
|-
|marching, location unrecorded || 23 Mar 1945 || POW || [4]
|-
| Nurenberg, Ger. ||25 Mar 1945 ||POW || [4]
|-
| Moosburg, Ger. || 20 Apr 1945 ; Liberation 29 Apr 1945 ||POW ([http://www.moosburg.org/info/stalag/indeng.html camp history website]) ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stalag_VII-A Wikipedia's Stalag VII-A site]), ([http://www.moosburg.org/info/stalag/14theng.html description of the events surround the liberation itself]) ([http://www.303rdbg.com/pow-camps.html#stalag7a 303 Bomb Group website:description of camps, liberation]) ([[ 1 May 1945 NY Times Moosburg Prison Camp Liberation]])|| [4]
|-
| Landshut, Ger. ||4 May 1945 || || [4]
|-
| Reims, France ||6 May 1945 || || [3][4]
|-
|St. Vallery, France ||17 May 1945 || || [3][4]
|-
| Richland Twp., Venango Co. PA || 1945-1948 ||Depression Era persisted; worked in brother-in-law's garage in Emlenton; lived with Beals in-laws, then rented Joe Rose house, Mariasville || [3][6]
|}
The following chart serves as a record of the work career of John T. Wilson with TVA; an indication of school locations for his daughters; and a guide to dates/locations for some of the photographs. Locations in parentheses indicate additional work locations while in one residence location. In 1967 he was working with the Rubin R Rubinson/Robinson crew, TVA Western Division, per wedding card to daughter Elizabeth.
{| class="wikitable"
! TVA Career Location || Dates || Landlords || Sources
|-
|Russelville, AL ||4-28 Feb, 1948 ||Edward Pace || [3]
|-
| Wilson Dam, AL ||28 Feb-8 Apr 1948 ||Dempsey Terry || [3]
|-
|West Point, MS || 8 Apr-12 Apr 1948 ||Goat's Texaco Sta. || [3]
|-
|Mayfield KY || 12 Apr - 9 May 1948 ||Richard Bagwell || [3]
|-
| Paris TN ||17 May-13 June 1948 || Dave Oliver || [3]
|-
| Mayfield KY || 12 June-2 July 1948 || Mrs. Cleve Sanderson || [3]
|-
|Mountain City TN || 3 July-20 Aug 1948 ||Alf McQueen || [3]
|-
|Mt. Pleasant TN ||21 Aug - 20 Sept 1948 ||Mrs. Ethel Simmons || [3]
|-
| Murfreesboro TN ||20 Sept - 23 Oct 1948||Otto Green || [3]
|-
|Woodbury TN ||23 Oct -11 Dec 1948 ||Joe Stephens || [3]
|-
| McMinville TN ||11 Dec - 17 Jan 1948/49 ||Roy Newby || [3]
|-
|Nashville TN ||17-21 Jan 1949 ||Pure Oil Sta. || [3]
|-
| Chattanooga TN ||21-24 Jan 1949||Farniers Trailer Pk , Cherokee Blvd. || [3]
|-
| Knoxville TN ||24 Jan - 2 Mar 1949 ||King's Grocery, Southerland Ave || [3]
|-
| Lenoir City TN || 2 Mar - 16 Ma6 1949 ||C. E. Brachett || [3]
|-
|Elizabethton TN || 16 May - 4 June 1949 ||Mrs. Bowen || [3]
|-
| Nashville TN || 4 June - 25 July 1949 ||E. G. Davenport || [3]
|-
|Jackson TN ||30 July - 19 Nov 1949 || Mrs. W. B. Ranson || [3]
|-
| Cadiz KY || 19 Nov - 29 Jan 1949/50 ||White Eagle Cafe || [3]
|-
|Memphis TN || 29 Jan - 9 Feb 1950 ||Harbin's Cabins, Hwy 51 || [3]
|-
|Tupelo MS || 9 Feb - 11 Mar 1950 ||Rockway Inn, Hwy 45 || [3]
|-
|West Point MS ||11 Mar - 1 Apr 1950 ||Goat's Texaco St. || [3]
|-
|Tupelo MS || 1 Apr - 27 May 1950 ||Rockway Inn, Cecil Cafe || [3]
|-
| Corinth MS ||27 May - 3 July 1950 ||Randolph Yancy, 1411 Wick St. || [3]
|-
| Jackson TN || 3 July - 15 July 1950 ||Mrs. W. B. Ranson || [3]
|-
| New Johnsonville/Camden TN || 15 July - 18 July 1950 ||J'ville Trailer Pk || [3]
|-
| Jackson TN || 19 July - 24 July 1950 ||Mrs. W. B. Ranson || [3]
|-
|Macon MS ||24 July - 16 Dec 1950 ||Mrs. M. B. McLemore || [3]
|-
| West Point MS ||16 Dec - 15 Jan 1950/51 ||Goat's Texaco Sta. || [3]
|-
| Somerville TN ||15 Jan - 19 May 1951 ||H. G. Myers tourist home || [3]
|-
| Memphis TN ||19 May - 15 June 1951 ||J. C. Harbin's, Rt. 51 || [3]
|-
| Jackson TN ||15 June - 24 July 1951 ||Mrs. W. B. Ranson || [3]
|-
| Lexington ||24 July - 16 Aug 1951 || || [3]
|-
|Jackson TN || 16 Aug-7 Sept 1951 || Mrs. W. B. Ranson || [3]
|-
|Benton KY ||23 Sept - 23 Feb 1951/52 ||Herman Kanatzer || [3]
|-
| Fulton KY (McKenzie, Martin,) ||23 Feb - 31 May 1952 ||Star Cafe, Hwy on state line || [3]
|-
|Benton KY ||31 May - 16 Oct 1952 ||Ben Hunt, Rt.3 (till 16 Sept) Will Eggner, Mrs. Farmer || [3]
|-
| Jackson TN (Lexington, Union City) ||16 Oct- 6 June 1952/53 || Mrs. W. B. Ranson || [3]
|-
|Tupelo MS ||6 June - 8 July 1953 ||Rockway Inn || [3]
|-
| West Point MS ||8 July - 1 Sept 1953 ||T.J. Earnest, Prairie Jct. || [3]
|-
| Louisville MS ||1 Sept - 14 Nov 1953 ||Millers Trailer Pk, Mrs. Elva Roberts || [3]
|-
|Pontatoc MS ||14 Nov - 2 Jan 1953/54 ||Houston & Jack ? (illegible), across from Jerry's Drive In || [3]
|-
|Corinth MS (& Tiptonville) ||2 Jan - 30 May 1954 ||Horton Groc. || [3]
|-
|Waverly TN || 30 May - 21 Aug 1954 ||Wm. "Plunk" Gould || [3]
|-
|Dickson TN || 21 Aug - 27 Oct 1954 ||Ludy & Lorraine ___ || [3]
|-
| Bolivar TN ||27 Oct - 2 Jan 1954/55 ||foster Motel, Elgie & Inez || [3]
|-
| Russellville AL ||2 Jan - 23 Feb 1955 ||Bendix Standard Sta. || [3]
|-
| Holly Springs MS ||23 Feb - 18 Mar 1955 || LaFever Holly Courts || [3]
|-
| Covington TN ||18 Mar - 7/8 Apr 1955 ||Mrs Adams (with Ruth & Dan Price) || <[3]/sup>
|-
|Sheffield AL ||9 Apr - 21 June 1955 ||Tri-Cities Trailer Ct. || [3]
|-
|Huntsville AL ||21 June - 2 July 1955 ||Whispering Pines || [3]
|-
|Benton KY ||2 July - 20 July 1955 || Mrs. Eggner || [3]
|-
| Huntsville AL ||24 July - 7 Aug 1955 ||Mrs. Williams, 401 McKinley || [3]
|-
|Russellville AL ||7 Aug - 3 Dec 1955 ||M. H. McMurray Cafe || [3]
|-
| Athens AL || 3 Dec - 10 Mar 1955/56 ||Old Spinning Wheel Motel, .Mitchell Wallace || [3]
|-
|Sheffield AL ||10 Mar - 21 July 1956 ||Walter Kelly, 1701 High St. || [3]
|-
| Scottsboro, AL ||22 July 1956 - retirement after Sept.1967-1970 ||Hwy 72 ponds & bait shop || [3][6]
|-
| Scottsboro, AL ||after retirement; died 1985 ||built house on Hwy 72 || [6]
|}

= Photo Gallery =
[[Image:John T Wilson HS Grad.jpg|120px|left|thumb|1936 high school graduate]][[Image:John T Wilson July 1936 swimsuit.jpg|120px|left|thumb|31 July 1936, age 19]][[Image:John T Wilson July 31 1936.jpg|120px|left|thumb|31 July 1936]][[Image:John T Wilson July 1937.jpg|120px|left|thumb|20 July 1937, age almost 20]]
 
[[Image:John & Ella Wilson 1940.jpg|140px|left|thumb|John & Ella Wilson at Beals farm, 1940]][[Image:John & Ella Wilson ~1940.jpg|120px|left|thumb|John & Ella Wilson ~1940]][[Image:John T Wilson 1940 New River SC.jpg|120px|left|thumb|1940 at New River, SC]][[Image:John & Ella Wilson 1941 w car.jpg|120px|left|thumb|1941]]
 

[[Image:John, Betsy & trailer.jpg|120px|left|thumb|with daughter Betsy, possibly Kingsport TN]][[Image:John & Betsy Wilson June 43.jpg|140px|left|thumb|Fathers Day, June 1943]][[Image:John T Wilson & Betsy at Bert Wilson farm.jpg|120px|left|thumb|John with Betsy, 1943 at Bert & Clara Wilson farm, Nickleville, Venango Co. PA]][[Image:John T Wilson, Betsy, Jim & John Vergis.jpg|120px|left|thumb|14 Aug 1943, day of swearing-in; with dau. Betsy and nephews John & Jim Vergis]]
 [[Image:John T Wilson & Betsy Oct 43 Greensboro NC.jpg|120px|left|thumb|Oct 1943 Greensboro NC]][[Image:John & Betsy Wilson June 1944 Greenville SC.jpg|200px|left|thumb|3 June 1944, Greenville SC]]
 
[[Image:B17 & Crew.jpg|180px|left|thumb|John Wilson at right, back row, with crew of B-17 "Flying Fortress" bomber (Click photo for names)]][[Image:John T Wilson flight suit.jpg|120px|left|thumb|in training, 1944]][[Image:John T Wilson in uniform.jpg|120px|left]]
 
[[Image:Betsy Wilson, trailer at Beals farm.jpg|120px|left|thumb|1944, 1st trailer, at Beals farm]][[Image:John T Wilson & Betsy.jpg|120px|left|thumb|~1945; lesson in "rub your tummy, pat your head"]][[Image:John T Wilson, Betsy, deer.jpg|110px|left|thumb|at Bert Wilson farm, ~1946-47]][[Image:John, Ella Wilson & Ray Wilson w trailer.jpg|150px|left|thumb|1948, new trailer for trip south; l. to r. Ray Wilson, Ella and John Wilson]]
 
[[Image:John T Wilson TVA portrait.jpg|140px|left|thumb|John T. Wilson in work khakis & TVA badge, ~late 1950's]][[Image:John T Wilson & ch, Xmas ~1949.jpg|120px|left|thumb|Christmas ~1949-50]][[Image:John T Wilson w beard 1954 Corinth MS.jpg|140px|left|thumb|with beard grown for 1954 centennial, Corinth MS]]
 
[[Image:John Wilson, backyard chef, Scottsboro ~1959.jpg|120px|left|thumb|weekly cookout, ~1959, at the minnow ponds, Scottsboro, AL]][[Image:John Wilson with Joubert, 1970's.jpg|120px|left|thumb|with Joubert, mid-1970's, log house in Scottsboro]][[Image:Russ, John, Allene & Ruth, 1984.jpg|120px|left|thumb|Russ, John, Allene & Ruth, ~1984, during John's final illness]]
 
= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! '''1'''
| '''1920 United States Federal Census''', Worth Township, Butler County, PA, Enumeration District 66, Page 7, lines 84-88 lists ''Bert W. Wilson'', 28, married to ''Clara M. Wilson'', 28. Their daughter, ''Ruth M. Wilson'', 7, and two sons, ''Edwin D. Wilson'', 4, and ''John T. Wilson'', 2 years and one month, are listed as well. Bert is listed as having been born in PA. His profession is listed as "Laborer" on a rented farm. His census record is immediately followed by that of his father, [[James L. Wilson]], suggesting that they lived on adjacent property. This census page is dated 23 and 24 January 1920.
| [[Image:1920 census pa butler worth d66 pg7.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''2'''
| '''1930 United States Federal Census''', Richland Township, Venango County, PA, Enumeration District 61-40, Page 6, lines 65-73 lists ''Birt W. Wilson'', 39, married to ''Clara M. Wilson'', 38. They live with six children and a live-in farm laborer: daughter ''Ruth M. Wilson'', 17; son ''Edwin D.'', 15; son ''John T. Wilson'', 12; son ''Russel W. Wilson'', 9; son ''Ray B. Wilson'', 6; daughter ''Allene N. Wilson'', 3 years and 10 months; and laborer ''Lester Lawrence'', 43. When Birt W. Wilson and Clara M. Wilson got married, he was 20 and she was 19. All of the children except Allene attended school within the census year. Everyone but Allene can read, write, and speak English. Everyone and their parents were born in PA. Birt W. Wilson's occupation is listed as "Farmer." This census page is dated April 15th, 1930.
| [[Image:1930_census_pa_venango_richland_d61-40_pg6b.jpg|50px|center]]
|-
! '''2A'''
| '''1940 United States Federal Census''', Laurens Twp., Laurens Co. SC, date of census 2-3 April 1940. Line 34: John Wilson, Lodger (with 19 others in apparent boarding house of Lou Bell Walker), married, age 22, finished 4 yrs high school, born PA. On Apr. 1 1935 place of residence: Nickleville, Venango Co. PA. Working; worked 31 hrs. during week of Mar. 24-30, 1940. Truck Driver for REA (Rural Electrification Administration). Weeks worked in 1939: 40 weeks; income in 1939 $750. No other income source.
|[[File:1940 US census SC Laurens Laurens, Enum Dist 30-28, P.1A A.jpg|50px|left]]
|-
!'''3'''
|'''Memoirs of Ella May Beals (Wilson)''' ,wife of John T. Wilson, including the WWII training locations, and listing of TVA locations & landlords.
|<div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
!'''4'''
|'''Research manuscript of John T. Wilson''', family history compiled by 1985, from family interviews, family records, Slippery Rock borough centennial history & Butler County histories. This manuscript transferred to daughter Elizabeth Wilson Williams in 1984.
|

|-
!'''5'''
|'''WWII war record''' written on souvenir wooden shoe by John T. Wilson, now in the collection of grandson Richard Brady Williams. The inscription (in graphite) includes dates & places stationed & imprisoned during his war service
|

|-
! '''6'''
| '''Personal correspondence''' from [[Elizabeth Ann Wilson|Elizabeth Wilson Williams]], daughter of John T. Wilson, including transcription of WWII service locations and dates from the wooden shoe, and family photographs. Personal recollection includes living on the Beals farm in Venango Co. PA, the TVA locations, and high school in Scottsboro AL. Her notes include John T. Wilson's war stories and his descriptions of his early life in Butler Co. PA.
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''7'''
| '''National Archives World War II Prisoners of War Data File 12/7/1941 - 11/19/1946''' has an entry dated 14 Mar 1945 for Sergeant [[John Thomas Wilson|John T Wilson]], serial number 33682366, of the Army Air Corps. He is listed as a member of Heavy Bomber unit 0483 in the European theater: Hungary. He is listed as "returned to military control, liberated, or repatriated" as of the "latest report date" of 17 Oct 1945. The detaining power was Germany. [http://aad.archives.gov/aad/record-detail.jsp?dt=466&mtch=3&cat=WR26&tf=F&sc=11675,11660,11679,11667,11669,11676,11672,11673&bc=,sl,fd&txt_11660=WILSON+JOHN+T&op_11660=0&nfo_11660=V,24,1900&rpp=10&pg=1&rid=24927&rlst=24927,24928,24929]
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''8'''
| '''National Archives Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938-1946''' has a record for [[John Thomas Wilson|John T. Wilson]], serial number 33682366. His residence is Venango County, PA. He enlisted in Erie, PA on 30 Jul 1943. His rank at enlistment was Private. He was born in 1917 in PA. He is listed as having had 4 years of high school education. His occupation code (553) indicates "skilled linemen and servicement, telegraph, telephone, and power." He is maried. The record is stored in box #0694, film reel #1.211. [http://aad.archives.gov/aad/record-detail.jsp?dt=893&mtch=1&cat=WR26&tf=F&sc=24994,24995,24996,24998,24997,24993,24981,24983&bc=,sl,fd&txt_24994=33682366&op_24994=0&nfo_24994=V,8,1900&rpp=10&pg=1&rid=4151204]
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>

|-
! '''9'''
| '''Missing Air Crew Report''' dated 16 Mar 1945 from the Army Air Corp indicates that [[John Thomas Wilson|John T. Wilson]] was on board B-17G serial number 42-32017 on 14 Mar 1945 at 15:00 when it went missing for unknown reasons. The last known position was N45° 10' E16° 50' [southeast of Zagreb, present-day Croatia]. The aircraft was part of the 15th Airforce, 483rd Bombardment Group (Heavy), 815th squadron (Heavy), based at Steparone, Italy. It had been on a combat bombing mission with the target of Almasfuzito oil refinary, Hungary. There were 10 persons on board at the time including pilot Harvey A. Mitchell, copilot James Sutton, navigator Roy Broome Jr., toggler John Nelson, top turret gunner Harold G. M. Strunk, left waist gunner Amburse J. Triplett Jr., radio gunner Mathew [sic] F. Thompson, ball turret gunner August D. Winnega, right waist gunner William F. Wilson, and tail gunner [[John Thomas Wilson|John T. Wilson]]. John Wilson's serial number is listed as 33682366. His rank is Sergeant. His current status is Missing In Action (MIA). His next of kin is listed as [[Ella May Beals|Mrs. Ella Wilson]], Wife, of Rt. 1, Box 137, Emlenton, PA.
| [[Image:MACR-12822-pg1.jpg|50px|center]] [[Image:MACR-12822-pg2.jpg|50px|center]] [[Image:MACR-12822-pg3.jpg|50px|center]] [[Image:MACR-12822-pg4.jpg|50px|center]] [[Image:MACR-12822-pg5.jpg|50px|center]] [[Image:MACR-12822-pg6.jpg|50px|center]] [[Image:MACR-12822-pg7.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''10'''
| '''Hereos of the 483rd''', pgs. 173-174, book with crew profiles of most (all?) air crews within the 483rd Bombardment Group (Heavy) during World War II. There is a two page section on the Harvey A. Mitchell crew that lists [[John Thomas Wilson|John T. Wilson]] as the tail gunner of B-17 #42-32017, "Sweet 17." They took a flak hit in the #3 engine on their first flight while over the target area of Almasfuzito, Hungary, and were forced to bail out. The crew were all taken prisoner on the same day but were reunited the following day at a POW collection point. John's hometown is listed as Emlenton, PA.
| [[Image:Heroes of the 483rd-Mitchell Crew Exerpt Scan.jpg|50px|center]][[Excerpt from Heroes of the 483rd|transcript]]

|-
! '''11'''
| '''Social Security Death Index''' for [[John Thomas Wilson|John Wilson]], last residence 35768 Scottsboro, Jackson, Alabama. He was born on 10 Nov 1917 and died in May 1985. His SSN was issued in PA before 1951.
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>
|-
! '''12'''
| '''Funeral Program, John T. Wilson''' from collection of Margaret Kahle. John T. Wilson b. 10 Nov 1917 d, 18 May 1985 Services at Criswell-Gardinier Funeral Home. Interment at Nickleville Cemetery. Rev. Darrell K. Knopp officiating 
* note: Rev. Knopp was pastor at Nickleville Presbyterian Church
|-
! '''13'''
| '''Obituary of John T. Wilson''', from the collection of Peg Kahle. Oriinal source not given, probably Oil City Derrick. John T. Wilson, age 67, brother of three area residents, died at 4:47 am Saturday at the VA Hospital in Birmingham, AL. He had resided for 35 years in Scottsboro, AL. Born 10 Nov 1917 at Slippery Rock, the son of Bert W. and Clara Wimer Wilson. A veteran of World War II, having served in the Army Air Corps. He was a prisoner of war in the European Theater. Employed as a foreman for the Tennessee Valley Authority for 45 years. Member of Nickleville Presbyterian Church. He enjoyed gardening, carpentry and hunting. Surviving are two daughters: Mrs. Brady (Elizabeth Ann) Williams of St. Paul MN and Mrs. John (Carolyn Lucille) Harris of Florence AL; three brothers: Edwin D. Wilson of Las Vegas, NV; Russell W. Wilson of Oil City and Raymond B. Wilson of Fredonia, PA; two sisters: Mrs. Ruth McClelland of Franklin and Mrs. William (Aileen M.) Heeter of Kennerdale; and four grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents and an infant sister. Services at Criswell-Gardinier Funeral Home 11 am Wednesday with Rev. Darrell Knopp of Nickleville Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment at the Nickleville Cemetery. Margin notes by Mrs. Kahle: 18 May 1985.
| [[Image:Wilson, John T. obit.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''14'''
| '''Missing-in-Action report-John T. Wilson''', from collection of Peg Kahle. Original source not given. "In a message from the War Department, Mrs. Ella B. Wilson, of Emlenton R.D.1, has been informed that her husband, Sgt. John T. Wilson, is missing in action in Hungary since March 14. Sgt. Wilson, son of Bert Wilson, of Nickleville, was a tail gunner on a B-17 Flying Fortress. He had been stationed in Italy for almost a month." Margin note from Mrs. Kahle: 1945
| [[Image:Wilson, John T. missing report.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''15'''
| '''Certificate of Military Service''' from the National Archives and Records Administration (form 13038) for [[John Thomas Wilson|John T. Wilson]], serial number 33 682 366. He was a member of the Army of the United States from 13 Aug 1943 to 20 Oct 1945. His service was terminated by an honorable discharge at the rank of Staff Sergeant. His active service dates were 13 Aug 1943 to 20 Oct 1945. He was born on 10 Nov 1917 in Slippery Rock, PA.
| [[Image:John-t-wilson-honorable-discharge.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''16'''
| '''Honorable discharge paperwork''' for [[John Thomas Wilson|John T. Wilson]], army serial number 33 622 366. He is a Staff Sargeant in the Air Corps, component "AUS" (?). His organization is listed as "Co. ??? S?p. Base Andrews Field, D.C." He separated from the army on 20 Oct 1945 at ??? Separation Base ?????, D.C. His permanent mailing address is "???? ???, ??? 137., Trenton Pa." He was born on 10 Nov 1917 in Slippery Rock, PA. He has blue eyes, blond hair, is 5' ?" tall, and weighs 1?0 pounds. He has three dependents. He is white, married, and a US citizen. His civilian occupation is "Lineman Power 5-53.420" [NB: 5-53.420 is officially "Lineman IV (light, heat, & power)"]. He was inducted into the army on 30 Jul 1943 and entered into active service on 13 Aug 1943. At the time of entry into service, he lived at the same address given above. His military occupational specialty and number is "A? Arm-Gun. 612." [NB: 612 is officially "Armorer-Gunner."] Military qualification and date is listed as "AA? Air Crew Member Badge." Battles and campaigns reads, "No. App???????, ????and, Campaigns." Decorations and citations reads, "European African Middle Eastern Campaign Medal w/2 Bronze Battle Stars; Good Conduct Medal." Wounds received in action reads, "????." He was immunized for smallpox, typhoid, and tetanus on Jan 1945 and ??? 35. His service outside the continental U.S. began with a departure on 17 Jan 1945 for Italy, arriving on 8 Feb 1945. He departed back for the U.S. on 13 Jun 1945, arriving on 1 Jul 1945. He had no prior service. His reason and authority for separation reads, "????? ????? ?? 613-365 as changed and ?? 1-1." Service schools attended reads, "???? ???., Kingman, Ariz." His education includes 8? years of grammar school, ? years of high school, and no college. His longevity for pay purposes was 2 years, 3 months, and 21 days. His mustering out pay was $300 total, $100 this payday. He received travel pay of $7.70. His total amount received was $130.70, from ???? ?????, Capt., AC. His insurance information is illegible. The remarks section reads, " ???? ???? ????. ??????? 45 (2 Sep 45). ?? time ??? ????? ?? 1??. Inactive Serv. ??? 30 Jul 1943 to 12 Aug 1943 incl. Typ??? 1? Jun 1943;" The form is signed by John T. Wilson, and also by his personnel officer, Edward C. Sto???, 1st. Lt., AC ??? ?? (???). 
This photocopy was received from the National Personnel Records Center after a request for records of separation for John Thomas Wilson. Unfortunately, they indicated that the original records were lost in a fire on 12 Jul 1973 so they provided this copy of records stored elsewhere as the best available.
| [[Image:John-t-wilson-military-record.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''17'''
| '''Gravestone''' at Nickleville Cemetery, Nickleville, Venango Co., PA reads [[John Thomas Wilson|John T. Wilson]], Born Nov 10 1917, Died May 18 1985.
| [[File:Gravestone John T Wilson.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''18'''
| '''Application for WWII Compensation''' for John T. Wilson at Rt. 1 box 137 Emlenton, Venango Co., PA, dated 10 Jun 1950. He was born on 10 November 1917 in Slippery Rock, Butler Co., PA. His full name is listed as [[John Thomas Wilson]]. He lists two periods of domestic service: 30 Jul 1943 - 16 Jan 1945 and 1 Jul 1945 - 20 Oct 1945, however an auditor has corrected the starting dates in red ink such that the date ranges read 13 Aug 1943 - 16 Jan 1945 and 2 Jul 1945 - 20 Oct 1945. He lists one period of foreign service from 17 Jan 1945 - 1 Jul 1945. He entered active service on 13 Aug 1943 at Cumberland Gap, PA. His serial number was 33682366. He was separated from active service on 20 Oct 1945 at Andrews Field, Washington D.C. At the time of the application, he was not serving on active duty. His service was in the Army Air Force. His address at the time he entered the service was R.D. 1, P.O. Box 137, Emlenton, Venango Co., PA. He was registered under selective service with draft board #2, Franklin, Venango Co., PA. He was approved for a payment of $300 on 16 Jun 1950.
| [[File:WWII App for compensation John Thomas Wilson.jpg|50px|center]]

|}

==Research Notes==
* 1940 US census, John Wilson working for REA in South Carolina, is consistent with memoir writings of his wife [[Ella May Beals]] Wilson: "1940: John had been working for the REA in Pennsylvania; they also had jobs in Vermont and North Carolina.....On Valentines Day he went through Washington on his way south to his job in Laurens, S.C. Robert Simpson was with him. He called me from Friendship Ave. on the outskirts of town and I took busses till I got to the restaurant where they were waiting They had put their truckload of REA material in a garage and we walked to a tourist home. I think he was working for Miller Baxter but it was REA work.
* [http://www.2ndbombgroup.org/5th%20Wing%20planes.xls Unattributed XLS document showing B-17G in the 483rd with serial number 42-32017 with the nickname "Sweet 17"] This matches with the "Sweet 17" engraving on the wooden clog, though the model of aircraft on the clog is listed as a B-17F. However, all official AAF records indicate that 42-32017 was a B-17G; this is likely an error on the part of JTW.
* [http://www.accident-report.com/world/europe/yugoslavia.html USAAF accident list for "Yugoslavia" shows B-17G 42-32017 of the 815th/483rd having an accident on 3/14/1945]

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__NOTOC__ {{page complete}}
James Irvin Hogue went by the name of Irvin, his mother's maiden name. Unfortunately, his name has been miss-transcribed as James J. Hogue by early researchers, and copied as such in a variety of sources; see Source Notes section. His signature (as executor of the will of Robert St. Clair) appears below.
 
[[Image:Signature James I Hoge.jpg|200px|left]] 
{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' || 1796 ||expect Tuscarora Valley, Cumberland Co. PA (now in Turbett Twp., Juniata Co.) || || [7]
|-
| '''Marriage''' || || || To [[Margaret St. Clair]] || [7]
|-
| '''Death''' || 1877 || || || [13]
|}

= Ancestry chart segment =

''Generation 5'' ''Generation 6'' ''Generation 7''

+-- [[James Hoge]]
| (1766-1840)
+-- [[James Irvin Hogue]] --+
| (1796-1877) |
[[Elizabeth Hogue]] --+ +-- [[Mary Irvin]]
(~1832-1906) | (????-????)
+-- [[Margaret St. Clair]]
(1796-????)

Sources:
[7][9][15]

=Children=
(all children with [[Margaret St. Clair]]) See below websource W1: possibly daughter Rebecca (b. ~1817) and son Armstrong (b. 1822)
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
| [[Archibald Hoge]] || M || 3 Oct 1818 || || [[Mary S. Kelly]] ||died 20 Sept 1895, Butler Co. PA || [6][8][18][21]
|-
| Mary Hogue || F || (1815-1825)|| || ||birth order unknown || [8][17]
|-
| [[Jane Hogue]] || F || May 1822 || || [[Samuel Kelly]] || had 7 children || [8][17][19][20]
|-
| Rachel Hogue || F || ~1827|| || Samuel Douglass ||had dau. Cordelia[13] || [8][13]
|-
| Martha Hogue || F ||~1828 || || George Taggert || || [4][8][19]
|-
| Thomas Hogue || M ||~1830 || || || || [4][8]
|-
| [[Elizabeth Hogue]] || F || 19 Jul 1832 || || [[Samuel Wimer, Jr.]] || Direct line || [4][8]
|-
| Sarah Hogue || F ||~1839 || || || || [4][8]
|-
| John I. Hogue || M || ~1840-1841 || || ||Middle initial may be "J" || [4][5][8]

|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
|expect Tuscarora Valley, Cumberland Co. PA ||born 1796 || || [7]
|-
| Butler Co. PA ||arrived 1798 with parents || || [7 ]
|-
| Slippery Rock Twp., Butler Co. PA || 1840-1850 || || [1][2][3][4] 
|-
|became Brady Twp., Butler Co. PA || 1860~1880 || || [5][6] 
|}
Note: Brady Twp. was created from old Slippery Rock Twp; James I. Hogue lived "on the homestead of his father, and died there".[5] 
= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original
|-
! '''1'''
| '''1820 United Staes Federal Census''', Slippery Rock Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 5. Census not dated. Family headed by James Hoge: 1 male 16-25, 1 female <10, 1 female 16-25. This corresponds to ''James Irvin Hogue'' (age 24), [[Margaret St. Clair]] (age 24) and one of their daughters. [[Archibald Hoge]] is not accounted for.
| [[Image:1820 census pa butler slippery rock pg 5.jpg|50px|center]]
|-
! '''2'''
| '''1830 United States Federal Census''', Slippery Rock Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 1. Families headed by: James I. Hoge: 1 male <5, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 30-40, 1 female <5, 2 females 5-10, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 30-40. This is [[James Irvin Hogue]] and [[Margaret St. Clair]] and their older children. James Hogue: 1 male 60-70, 1 female 60-70.
| [[Image:1830 census pa butler slippery rock pg 1.jpg|50px|center]]
|-
! '''3'''
| '''[[Source:_1840_United_States_Federal_Census|1840 United States Federal Census]]''', Slippery Rock Township, Butler County, PA, Page 7, line 5 lists the family of ''James I. Hoge'' as containing 1 male under 5 [John J.], 1 female under 5 [Sarah], 1 female between 5 and 10 [Elizabeth], 1 male between 10 and 15 [Thomas], 1 female between 10 and 15 [Martha], two females between 15 and 20 [some combination of Rachel, Mary, or Jane], one male between 20 and 30 [Archibald], one male between 40 and 50 [James, Sr.], and one female between 40 and 50 [Margaret], for a total of 10 people in the household. Two of the occupants are working as farmers [probably James and Archibald]. This census is not dated.
| [[Image:1840 census pa butler slipperyrock pg7a.jpg|50px|center]] [[Image:1840 census pa butler slipperyrock pg7b.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''4'''
| '''[[Source:_1850_United_States_Federal_Census|1850 United States Federal Census]]''', Slippery Rock Township,Butler County, PA, Page 317, lines 7-13 lists ''James I. Hoge'', 54, married to ''Margaret Hoge'', 53. They are listed as living with five children: daughter ''Martha Hoge'', 22; son ''Thomas Hoge'', 20; daughter ''Elizabeth Hoge'', 17; daughter ''Sarah Hoge'', 11; and son ''John I. Hoge'', 9. James and Thomas are listed as farmers. Everyone was born in PA. Sarah and John are listed as having attended school in the census year. The next family listed on this census page is that of James and Margaret's eldest son, Archibald Hogue, 32, suggesting that they lived on adjacent property. This census is dated August 9, 1850.
| [[Image:1850 census pa butler slippery rock pg317a.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''5'''
| '''[[Source:_1860_United_States_Federal_Census|1860 United States Federal Census]]''', Brady Township, Butler County, PA, Page 14, lines 15-18 lists ''James I. Hoge'', 64, married to ''Margaret Hoge'', 64; son ''John I. Hoge'', 20; ''Cardalia Hoge'', 4. James I. Hoge is a farmer. Everyone was born in PA. The preceeding family on this page is that of James I. Hoge's son, ''Archibald Hoge'', suggesting that they were neighbors. Two houses down is the entry for the family containing [[Richard Hines, Jr.]] and [[Elizabeth Brandon]]. This census is dated 8 Jun 1860. . Note: Per the will of James I. Hogue, Cordelia is a granddaughter, the daughter of Rachel Hogue Douglass.
| [[Image:1860 census pa butler brady pg14.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
!'''6'''
| '''1870 United States Federal Census''', Brady Twp, Butler Co, PA Pg 9. Census dated 19 Aug 1870. Lines 26-28 list James Hogue, age 73, farmer $5000 real, $1500 personal property, parents foriegn born; Margaret, age 72, keeping house; Cordelia, age 14, attended school. On lines 23-26 are Archibald Hogue, 51, farmer, $6500 real, $1020 presonal property; Matilda, 46, keeping house; Mary, 21. All are born in PA. Also on the page is a family headed by Isaac and Nancy Covert (lines 29-36). Per will of James I. Hogue, Cordelia is a granddaughter, the daughter of Rachel Hogue Douglass.
| [[Image:1870 census pa butler brady pg 9.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
!'''7'''
|'''''The Descendants of Robert Hoge or Hogg of Tuscarora Valley, Pennsylvania''''' Including the Families of Lytle, McCullough, McKee, Sturgeon, Dunbar, Graham, Stitt, Harnish, Vance, Robinson, Potts, McBride. Being a copy of a manuscript prepared by Dr. Egle about 1900 for publication in a second volume of his ''Pennsylvania Genealogies''. Dr. Egle died before this material was published. The original manuscript was purchased from Miss Catherine I. Egle by Leonard Lytle of Detroit, MI, and a copy with additional matter made by him in August, 1921. Butler Area Public Library, Butler PA p.2: Robert Hogg or Hoge, born Nov. 1721 in South Scotland, emigrated early to County Down,Ulster, Ireland. He came to America in 1752, and in the spring of 1754 located on a tract of land in Tuscarora Valley, then in Cumberland Co., now Juniata Co., PA....He died there 25 Jan. 1798, aged 80 years. His wife Letitia, born June 1724 in Northern Ireland, died March 8, 1812, Juniata County PA. Both are buried in the McKee graveyard. They had 7children (see text) including the 7th child, James, born Jan. 1766, who maried Mary Irvin.
 Notes by Leonard Lytle: 1) The will of Robert Hogg is on file at Lewistown, PA it mentions wife Letitia, son James, daughters Ina, Sarah, Jane Robinson, Martha and Mary McKee; grandchildren Letitia McCullough and Ann McCullough, Robert, George and Jane Graham, Robert Hogg, James Irwin Hogg. 2) At Lewiston, PA is recorded the following deed: "Robert and Letitia Hogge of Milford to their daughter Jean Robinson and Alexander her husband 50 acres adjoining William Graham and McCollough's heirs, 1793, signed Robert Hogg, and Letitial Hogg, her X mark.

 p. 8: " James Hoge (son of Robert) born January 1766, in Tuscarora Val.; d. March 22, 1840 in Slipping Rock (sic) Twp., Butler Co. His father gave him a farm of 200 acres upon which he resided until 1798, when he removed to Butler County, locating four miles from the county (...own/line?). Mr. Hoge m. Sept. 1789, Mary Irvin, b. in Tuscarora Valley. Six children listed (see text) including 3rd child James Irvin, b. 1796; resided on the farm of his father, and there died; m. Margaret St. Clair of Butler Co.; a son Archibald resides on the old homestead.
|[[The Descendants of Robert Hoge or Hogg of Tuscarora Valley, Pennsylvania|(See Text)]]
|-
!'''8'''
|'''1883 History of Butler County Pa''', by Waterman. p. 363 re. Brady Twp.: " James I. Hoge settled in 1797 in the northeastern part of this township. His children were Archibald, Thomas, John, Mary, Jane, Martha, Rachel, Elizabeth and Sarah. Mr. Hoge died in his eighty-fourth year. He was born east of the mountains." p. 340 "Archibald St. Clair, of Irish birth, settled one mile west of Unionville, about the year 1801. His children (included) Margaret (Hoag)...Mrs. Hoag is the only survivor.
|-
!'''9'''
|'''The Wimer Family''' by Paul W. Myers,self-published, p. 7. " Samuel (Wimer) Jr. in about 1852, married Elizabeth Hoge, a daughter of James J. Hoge, Deputy Surveyor of Butler County."
|-
!'''10'''
|'''''Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society Quarterly''''', Vol. 23, #2, Fall 1996, p.51. "West Liberty was surveyed Feb. 13, 1829. In 1845 John and Jacob Covert resurrected the village. When the plat was recorded in 1847 the lot owners were...James J. Hoge (& others). The place at one time was known as Bulger which was the name of the post office.
|-
!'''11'''
|'''History of Butler County''' , p. 9229 (photocopy forwarded by Ann Badger without reference); title, & township not identified. "JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. The following persons have been chosen as Justices of the Peace in this township, since 1840...1840 James I. Hoge; 1845, James I. Hoge..."
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!'''12'''
|'''''Butler, A Pictorial History''''', by Stephen M.Pozar & Jean B.Purvis, Donning Co., Virginia Beach, 1980, p. 214. "West Liberty was laid out as a town in 1829 by James Hoge, a surveyor. J. A. McKee says it did not make headway as a settlement until "resurrected" in 1845 by John & Jacob Covert, who recorded a plat of the village. The town was incorporated as a borough in 1903."
|-
!'''13'''
|'''Will of James I. Hoge''', Brady Twp., Butler Co. PA. Willbook F pg 311, 1877. Copied 1991 from microfilm, Butler Public Library by E. W. Williams.(Number H253, recorded in Brady Twp., Butler Co. PA, per Donald Hogue.) James I. Hoge, wife Margaret, Daughters Jane Kelly, Martha Taggert, Rachel Douglass & Elizabeth Wimer; granddaughter Cordelia L. Douglass; executors John Humphreys, Etq. & Mathias Mayer, Esq. Witnesses David Keefer, John Staff, John Kocher, Jr. Registrar J.D. Anderson. Signed 3 Feb. 1876. Filed 12 Feb. 1877
|[[Image:Will of James I Hoge 1876 p1.jpg|50px|left]][[Image:Will of James I Hoge 1876 p2.jpg|50px|left]][[Image:Will of James I Hoge 1876 p3.jpg|50px|left]] [[Will of James I. Hoge 1876|(See complete text)]]

|-
! '''14'''
| '''Personal correspondence''' from [[Elizabeth Ann Wilson|Elizabeth Wilson Williams]]]
| <div width="*" style="text-align: center">'''N/A'''</div>
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!'''15'''
|'''Manuscript of John T. Wilson''' researched 1975-1985, including personal knowledge and interviews of McDeavitt cousins and of his aunts Stella Wimer (McNeese), Lizzy Wimer (McDeavitt), Meda Wimer (McDeavitt), and Mary Gahagan. John T. Wilson recorded that his gr-gr-grandfather's name was "Urvin Hogue", a name possibly given to him verbally by one of his aunts, along with the information that he was a surveyor. The actual spelling is "[[James Irvin Hogue|Irvin]]", as he was named for his mother's family. The manuscript of John T. Wilson lists '''Elizabeth Hogue''' (7-19-1832 to 1-18-1906) married to [[Samuel Wimer, Jr.]] (1825) as his great-grandparents.
|
|-
!'''16'''
|'''Book: West Liberty Cemetery''', Brady Township, Butler County PA, 1966 by Dwight Cooper, RD #1 Box 100, East Harlansburg Rd. New Castle PA 16101. Exerpt as reported in ''Western Penna. Genealogy Society Quarterly'' Vol 23 #2, 1996 p.51. "Brady Township was formed 29 March 1854 of portions of Slippery Rock and Connoquenessing townships...Early settlers in the township area were [[Lucas Covert|Luke Covert]] and his son John, James Campbell, Alexander Irvine...West Liberty was surveyed Feb. 13, 1829. In 1845 John and Jacob Covert resurrected the village. When the plat was recorded in 1847 the lot owners were James Vogan, '''James J. Hoge'''(sic), Charles Coulter, Robert Campbell, Conrad Snyder, John Stephenson, John Fagan, John Craig, John Covert, William McCannon, William McClymonds, David McJunkin, John Boyle, Thomas B. Evans, and Isaac Cornelius. The place at one time was known as Bulger which was the name of the post office."
|-
!'''17'''
|'''Will of James Hoge''', Estate File #H-43, Butler Co. Court House;on microfilm at Butler Public Library, Wills Vol. B. p. 201, 1841. James Hoge of Slippery Rock. Twp., Butler Co. Pa, mentions children of his son Robert Hoge ($1 ea); son '''James I. Hoge''' heirs (balance of tract of land "on which we now live", after expenses; to be divided with William; borders on land of Mathew Adams and Richard Hinds); son William Hoge; son Thomas Hoge (proceeds from land in Juniata County,Turbett Twp.). Executor James I. Hoge. Signed 20 Jan. 1838, at home of James McKee. Witnesses: James McKee, David (Gill?), David McKee. Probated 16 Sept. 1841 by James McKee.
|[[Image:Will of James Hoge 1838 p1.jpg|50px|left]][[Image:Will of James Hoge 1838 p2.jpg|50px|left]][[Will of James Hoge, 1838|(See complete text)]]
|-
! '''18'''
| '''Map of Butler County 1858''' from surveys of Dunlap, McKee & Scott, butler Co. Courthouse, Reproduction compiled by Violet M. Cobert 2005, Mechling Bookbindery, Chicora, PA. Pg 18, Brady Twp., shows property of Wm Hoge lying in the extreme NW corner of Brady Twp., bordering property of Wm. Hines, Richard Hines (Jr.), and ''James A. Hogg''. (Was Archibald Hogg's name '''James Archibald Hogg'''? Per the will of James Hoge, James I. Hogg's heirs and William Hogg divided land lying next to Richard Hines. Other sources say Archibald inherited the home of his father James I. Hogg.)
|

|-
! '''19'''
| '''1850 United States Federal Census''', Slippery Rock Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 27. Census dated 8 Aug 1850. Lines 3-6: George Taggart, 24, laborer, can not read; Martha, 22, can not read; Milton, 3; Cintha, 1. All b. PA. This establishes the name of Martha Hogue's husband. On page 25, lines 14-15: Samuel Kelly, 27, farmer, b. PA; Jane Kelly, 28. This establishes the birth year and husband of Jane Hogue. On page 23, lines 16-18: Samuel Douglass, 28, farmer; Rachel, 23; Perry, 5 months. This establishes the birth year and husband of Rachel Hogue. 
**The Ancestry.com index search gave several Jane Kelly's and Martha Taggarts in Butler Co. in 1850. The ones cited here are the only ones who were in Slippery Rock Twp and had birth years in the range indicated by earlier census. It is possible that the women had moved to other townships after marriage.
| [[Image:1850 census pa butler slippery rock pg 27.jpg|50px|center]] [[Image:1850 census pa butler slippery rock pg 25.jpg|50px|center]] [[Image:1850 census pa butler slippery rock pg 23.jpg|50px|center]]

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! '''20'''
| '''1900 United States Federal Census''', District 92, Worth Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 4. Census dated 7 June 1900. Lines 62-64: Jane Kelly, head, age 78, b. May 1822, widow, 7 children born, 7 living; Margaret, dau., 45, b. Sept. 1855; Mildred, gr.dau., 15, b. Dec. 1884. All and parents b. PA, all can read, write and speak English.
| [[Image:1900 census pa butler worth dist 92 pg 4.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
!'''21'''
|'''Gravestone transcriptions, Wolf Creek Cemetery''', transcribed June 2006 by Elizabeth Wilson Williams.
In plot next to [[Thomas Kelly]] & [[Rebecca Wimer|Rebecca Kelly]] are the two gravestones of Archibald Hoge and Mary S. Hoge.
* [[Archibald Hoge]] born Oct 3, 1818, died Sep. 20, 1895.
* [[Mary S. Kelly|Mary S.]] wife of A. Hoge died Dec. 27, 1852, aged 30y, 5 m, __ d.
|

|-
!'''22'''
|'''Donald Hogue''' Research, including family history from older family members, and visit to McKee family cemetery south of Port Royal, Juniata Co. PA.
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! '''23'''
| '''Pennsylvania Land Warrant''' Page one reads, "[[James Irvin Hogue|James Hoge]] 8 Apr. 1835 Butler Co." Page two reads, "I, [[James Irvin Hogue|James I. Hoge]] ??? Surveyor of Butler County do hereby certify that the lot of land ???ing ninety four acres and nintey ??? ???? with the usual allowance? ???? as above stated and applied for does not appear from the ??? books, and records in my ???? to be ??? ???? ??? warrant or other ???, than as stated in the ???? application and proof of settlement -- [[James Irvin Hogue|James I Hoge]] ??. Secretary of the land office Samuel Workman ????."
| [[File:Land Warrant James Irvin Hogue pg1.jpg|50px|center]] [[File:Land Warrant James Irvin Hogue pg2.jpg|50px|center]]

|}

{{WebRefDisclaimer}}
{| class="webreftable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Extract
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!'''W1'''
|''' One World Tree''' James I Hoge, via Ancestry.com See: http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/person.aspx?pid=100535396 This site lists the children of James I. Hoge as above with these exceptions: Does not lisa a daughter Rachel. Lists a daughter Rebecca (four source web trees with dates for Rebecca as 1790-1848, 1814-1843, 1817-1846 twice). Lists a son Armstrong Hoge b. 1822 Butler Co. PA. No sources given beyond other web family trees.
|}
===Source notes===
* James Irvin Hogue is listed in much of the Hogue/Hogg research as James J. Hoge (''The Wimer Family'', by Paul W. Myers; Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society Quarterly, Vol. 23 #2, Fall 1996, etc.) James I. Hoge appears in the 1860 census, Brady Twp., Butler Co. PA, and the script does appear to read as James J. Hoge. However, "J" and "I" were often written identically at that time, and any present day researcher, reading the name without resort to other sources, would transcribe the initial as a "J". From the ''JOTS'' publication of the Western Penna Genealogical Society, vol.XV, #1, p.7: "If you've read old census or other handwritten records, you've noticed that "I" and "J" are often written identicaly. Paul Talbott sends a copy of the McLean Co. Ill. Geneal. Soc. Newsletter with an articl on that, saying that until well into the 1800's the two were used interchangably as vowels or consonants. It also states that modern German handriting uses the same character in capitals, although differs in lower case."

*John T. Wilson's research in the 1980's included interviews of his Wimer aunts. (Elizabeth Hogue, his great grandmother, was the wife of Samuel Wimer, Jr.) During the course of this research, he was told that Elizabeth Hogue's father's name was Irvin Hogue. (This verbal communication was transcribed by him as "Urvin" Hogue). Further clarification was found in a manuscript copy in the family history room of the Butler Library. Prepared by Dr. Egle for a second volume of his "Pennsylvania Genealogies", but not published before his death, it was compiled in 1921 by Leonard Lytle of Detroit Michingan, from the original manuscript, purchased from Miss Catherine I. Egle. In this manuscript, James Irwin Hogg is listed as the son of James Hogg and Mary Irvin. (The Irwin/Irvin spellings suggest that the name may have been spelled both ways but the "w" pronounced as "v").
* For gravestone photos see pages of [[Archibald Hoge]] and [[Mary S. Kelly]]. Mary was a granddaughter of [[Mary Sophia Snyder]], so her middle name is possibly Sophia.

=Conjecture=
* See [[The Magee Family]], by Robert Ashley Stevenson, Johnson Publ. Co., Boulder CO. (631 pgs); "The Hogue Family" on pgs. 521-588. This source outlines the Hogue family of Scotland through immigrant William Hoge & wife Barbara Hume, down 5 generations to William Hogue (b. 1833) & wife Mary Stickel who ''resided in Jacksville, Worth Twp., Butler Co. PA, buried West Liberty Cemetery''. Link between this Hogue family and ours seems likely, but not established.
* Butler Co. Cemetery Inventory Vol II, West Liberty Cemetery,(relationships to our Hogues, if any, unknown): Hogue , Nettie b. 1875, d. 1954; William b. 7-27-1833, d. 10-1-1895; Mary b. 12-24-1837, d. 1-19-1915. Hogue, John W. d. 3-18-1897; John C. b. 1866, d. 1947; Mary F. b. 1874, d. 1937. Hogue, Oren W. d. 3-1-1892, son of Wm. & M. E.. Hogue, Matilda b. 8-29-1825, d. 8-20-1896

=Research Wishlist=
* Burial site, gravestone transcription & photo

===For additional research on the Hogg/Hoge/Hogue surname in Butler Co. PA and earlier, please see: [[Hogg/Hoge/Hogue Research]]===

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Samuel Wimer

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Samuel and wife Elizabeth named their first child Samuel. The 1883 History of Butler County records that he died from a heavy fence rail falling on him. He apparently died as a young child, from the fact that the next son, also named Samuel was born in 1829, and by the 1830 census there is only one male child. The 1883 History is the only record of this child, and his burial place is unknown.
{| class="wikitable"
! || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
|-
| '''Birth''' || 1793 || York Co., PA (now Adams Co.)|| || [10][16]
|-
|'''Military'''||Feb.18-Mar.22, 1814||1st Battalion 26th Reg. PA Militia, War of 1812||[14][15][16]
|-
| '''Marriage''' || || || To [[Elizabeth Hines]] || [10][11][12]
|-
| '''Death''' || 1 Apr 1871 [15] or 1873 [14]] or 1874[16]] || || || [14][15][16]
|-
| '''Burial''' || ||Wolf Creek Seceder Church cemetery Worth Twp., Butler Co. PA || || [14][15][16]
|}

= Ancestry chart segment =

''Generation 5'' ''Generation 6'' ''Generation 7''

+-- [[Christophel Wimer]]
| (1770-1842)
+-- [[Samuel Wimer]] -------+
| (~1793-1874) |
[[Samuel Wimer, Jr.]] --+ +-- [[Mary Sophia Snyder]]
(~1826-1910) | (1769-1842)
+-- [[Elizabeth Hines]]
(~1793-1882)

Sources:
[10][14][15][16]

=Children=
(all children with [[Elizabeth Hines]])
{| class="wikitable"
! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
|-
| Samuel Wimer || M || || || -never married- || "killed by a heavy fence rail falling on him" || [11]
|-
| [[Samuel Wimer, Jr.]] || M || 1829 || Worth Twp., Butler Co., PA || [[Elizabeth Hogue]] || Direct line || [10][11][13][14]
|-
| Mary Jane Wimer || F || 1830 || || Dr. James W. Abernathy || || [10][11][13][14]
|-
| Abner Wimer || M || 1833 || || Hannah C. [unknown] || || [10][11][13][14]
|-
| George Wimer || M || 1835 || Worth Twp., Butler Co., PA || -never married- ||died after 1912 per obituary of [[Samuel Wimer, Jr.]] || [10][11][13][14]
|}

=Places of Residence=
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
|-
|Adams Co, PA ||Birth in ~1792-94|| ||[1][10]
|-
|Slippery Rock Twp, Butler Co, PA with parents||by 1810|| || [2][3][4]
|-
| Slippery Rock Twp, Butler Co, PA farm on south bank of Sl. Rock Creek, directly south of Moore's Corners||1835 || ||[5][6][14]
|-
|Worth Twp, Butler Co, PA same farm; Worth created 1855|| 1855 || ||[7]

|}

= Photo Gallery =
 
[[Image:Gravestone Samuel Wimer.jpg|150px|left|thumb|Gravestone of Samuel Wimer, Wolf Creek Seceder Church cemetery, Worth Twp., Butler Co. PA]][[Image:Samuel Wimer gravestone, & obelisk.jpg|270px|left|thumb|Samuel Wimer family plot, Wolf Creek Cemetery]]
 

= Sources =
{| class="wikitable"
! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original
|-
!'''1'''
|'''Source: 1800 United States Federal Census''', Hamiltonian Twp, Adams Co, PA, Pg 4. The family headed by Christopher Wimer includes: 3 males <10, 1 male 26-44, 1 female <10 and 1 female 26-44.
| [[Image:1800 census pa adams hamiltonian pg 4.jpg|50px|left]]

|-
!'''2'''
|'''Source: 1810 United States Federal Census''', Slippery Rock Twp, Butler Co, PA, Pg 3. The family headed by C. Wimer includes: 3 males <10, 2 males 10-15, 1 male 26-44, 1 female 10-15 and 1 female 26-44. This is an exact fit for the family of ''Christophel Wimer'' There is also a family headed by J. Wimer: 1 male 16-25, 1 male >45, 2 females <10, 3 females 10-15, and 1 female 26-44. This family is one away from C. Wimer.
| [[Image:1810 census pa butler slippery rock pg 3.jpg|50px|left]]

|-
!'''3'''
|'''Source: 1820 United States Federal Census''', Slippery Rock Twp, Butler Co, PA, Pg 146A. The family headed by Chriss Wimer includes: 2 males 10-15, 1 male 16-18, 3 males 16-26, and 1 male and 1 female >44. This is an exact fit for the family of ''Christophel Wimer''
| [[Image:1820 census pa butler slippery rock pg 146a.jpg|50px|left]]
|-
! '''4'''
| '''1830 United States Federal Census''', Muddy Creek Township, Butler County, PA, Pg 13, line 1 shows the family of ''Samuel Wimer'': one male <5, one male 30-40, one female <5, one female 30-40. This corresponds to [[Samuel Wimer, Jr.]], Samuel, [[Elizabeth Hines]], and [[Mary Jane Wimer]]. [[Christophel Wimer]] is listed as living nearby.
| [[Image:1830 census pa butler muddy creek pg 13.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''5'''
| '''1840 United States Federal Census''', Slippery Rock Township, Butler County, PA, Page 8, 6th line up from the bottom lists the family of ''Samuel Winner'' as containing one male under 5 [George], one male between 10 and 15 [Abner], one male between 15 and 20 [Samuel, Jr.], one male between 40 and 50 [Samuel, Sr.], one female between 10 and 15 [Mary Jane], and one female between 40 and 50 [Elizabeth]. One member of the family is employed as a farmer. This census is not dated.
| [[Image:1840 census pa butler slippery rock pg8a.jpg|50px|center]] [[Image:1840 census pa butler slippery rock pg8b.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''6'''
| '''1850 United States Federal Census''', Slippery Rock Township, Butler County, PA, Page 312, lines 17-22 lists ''Samuel Wimer'', 53, married to ''Betty Wimer'', 53. They are listed as living with four children: son ''Samuel Wimer'', 22; daughter ''Mary J. Wimer'', 20; son ''Abner Wimer'', 19; and son ''George Wimer'', 16. All of the men are listed as farmers. Betty was born in Ireland, everyone else in PA. Samuel Sr. is listed as unable to read or write. George is listed as having attended school in the census year. This census is dated August 6, 1850.
| [[Image:1850 census pa butler slippery rock pg312a.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''7'''
| '''1860 United States Federal Census''', Worth Township, Butler County, PA, Page 77, lines 26-30 lists ''Samuel Wimer'', 66, married to ''Elizabeth Wimer'', 66. They are listed as living with two children, son ''Abner Wimer'', 26, and son ''George Wimer'', 24; as well as a girl named ''Sarah E. Hodgen'', 9. It is unclear what Sarah's relationship to the Wimer family is. All of the men are listed as farmers. Abner is listed as owning his own property (in addition to Samuel). Everyone except Elizabeth was born in PA; Elizabeth was born in Ireland. This census is dated 6 Jul 1860.
| [[Image:1860 census pa butler worth pg77.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''8'''
| '''1870 United States Federal Census''', Worth Township, Butler County, PA, Page 8, lines 17-21 lists ''Samuel Winer'', 77, married to ''Elizabeth Winer'', 79. They are listed as living with two children, son ''Abner Winer'', 36, and son ''George Winer'', 34; as well as a "domestic servant" named ''Sarah Heiddleler[?]'', 18. Samuel and Abner are listed as farmers. George is a "farm laborer." Abner is listed as owning his own property (in addition to Samuel). Everyone except Elizabeth was born in PA; Elizabeth was born in Ireland. Both Samuel and Elizabeth list both of their parents as being "of foreign birth." Samuel cannot read or write. This census is dated 21 Jun 1870.
| [[Image:1870 census pa butler worth pg8.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''9'''
| '''Index to the Compiled Military Service Records for the Volunteer Soldiers Who Served During the War of 1812''', National Archives and Records Administration. ''Samuel Wimer'' served in the 28th Regiment of the PA militia. He was inducted as a private and discharged as a private. Roll box: 232, Roll Exct. 602.
|

|-
! '''10'''
| '''[[Source: History of Butler County Pennsylvania 1895|'' History of Butler County Pennsylvania 1895'']]''', page 1240, indicates that ''Christopher Wimer'' came from Adams Co., PA, to Butler Co., PA in 1798 and settled in Worth Twp. He married ''Miss Snyder'' of Adams Co., and together they had seven children named ''Samuel, John, Peter, Jonathan, William, Isaac,'' and ''Rebecca''. Rebecca married ''Thomas Kelly''. Christopher's son Samuel Wimer was born in Adams Co. in 1792. He died in 1873. He married ''Elizabeth Hines'', daughter of ''Richard Hines'', and had four children: ''Samuel'' of Worth Twp., ''Mary J.'', deceased wife of ''James Abinett'', ''Abner'', and ''George''. At the time of this publication (1895), Samuel Jr. was living with his brother George on the 210 acre farm they inherited from Samuel Sr.
| <div style="text-align: center">[[Source: History of Butler County Pennsylvania 1895|(transcript)]]</div>

|-
!'''11'''
|'''''History of Butler County, 1883''''' by Waterman, Watkins & Co., Chicago, p. 358, '''biography of Samuel Wimer'''. Samuel Wimer lived in Lancaster previous to 1798, but in that year he and his father started on horseback for this county. They located a farm in this township (Worth) purchased from William Elliott, a surveyor and land agent. The place is now occupied by the widow of John Pisor.
|[[Biography of Samuel Wimer from 1883 History of Butler Co. PA p. 358|(transcript)]]

|-
!'''12'''
|''' ''Hines Genealogies 1751-1941'' ''' by Mrs. W. R. Hines, p.2 [[Richard Hines]] (1751-1854) & wife Jane unknown (1756-1843) had nine children, two of which are direct line ancestors: [[Richard Hines, Jr.]] (1782-1876) m. [[Elizabeth Brandon]]; and Betsy Hines (1790-1882) m. '''Samuel Wimer'''.
|

|-
!'''13'''
|'''Will of Samuel Wimer, 1873''' of Worth Twp., Butler Co. PA, names wife Elizabeth, sons Samuel, Abner, George, and daughter Mary Jane. Abner and George Wimer, co-executors. Signed 13 January, 1873.
|[[Will of Samuel Wimer, 1873|(transcript)]]

|-
!'''14'''
|'''The Wimer Family''' by Paul W. Myers, p.4-6. This work describes the military record of Samuel in the War of 1812, and a variety of land transactions in Butler County. Samuel, reputedly born in Adams Co. PA, came to Worth Twp., Butler Co. in 1798 with his parents at the age of 6 years. He married Elizabeth Hines, born in Ireland in 1793, a daughter of Richard Hines. Samuel and Elizabeth eventually settled on a farm on the south bank of Slippery Rock Creek, directly south of Moore's Corners. Their children were Samuel Jr. b. 1829; Mary Jane, b. 1830; Abner b. 1833; and George b. 1835. Samuel died 1 Apr. 1873. Elizabeth Hines Wimer died 1 Sept. 1882. They had been members of the Wolf Creek Seceder Church, and were buried in the Wolf Creek cemetery.
|[[Samuel Wimer Biographical Notes|(Additional Notes)]]

|-
!'''15'''
|'''Gravestone transcription, Wolf Creek Cemetery''', 1991 by E. W. Williams. "Samuel Wimer Pvt 26 PA Mil, War of 1812, April 1, 1871"
|

|-
! '''16'''
| '''Veteran's Burial Card''' for [[Samuel Wimer]], born 1793, died 1874. He served in the army during the War of 1812 in the company of Capt. James Murrins, 26th PA Militia. His rank was Private. He was buried at Slippery Rock U.P., Worth Twp., PA, at range grave number 19. His headstone is marked as a family headstone.
| [[Image:Veteran-burial-card-Samuel-Wimer.jpg|50px|center]]

|-
! '''17'''
| '''Military Headstone Application''' for [[Samuel Wimer]], Private in Captain James Murrin's Company, 26th Pennsylvania Militia, War of 1812. He died on 1 Apr 1871 and was buried in United Presbyterian Cemetery, Slippery Rock, PA.
| [[File:Headstone Application Samuel Wimer.jpg|50px|center]]

|}

=Source Notes=
*Present day Hamiltonban Twp. lies in Adams Co. PA, created in 1800. When Samuel Wimer was born in about 1792-1794, it was part of York Co. PA.
=Conjecture=

=Research Wishlist=