Conrad Kenemuth - Revision history

Brady: add note on failed search for Conrad Kennemuth in 1930 census

2012-04-23T19:04:28Z

add note on failed search for Conrad Kennemuth in 1930 census

Liz: add note to 1920 census re. others on page: John V. Frederick, Frank W. Etzel, Perry Strotman, Herbert Young

2012-04-23T17:47:20Z

add note to 1920 census re. others on page: John V. Frederick, Frank W. Etzel, Perry Strotman, Herbert Young

Liz: change immigration date to 1852, per 2 census & Jacob Kenemuth bible record

2012-04-23T16:40:47Z

change immigration date to 1852, per 2 census & Jacob Kenemuth bible record

Liz: source 4 1910 census Ashland Twp Clarion Co - p. 15 Conrad & wife Nancy J. Kenemuth, age 72, 75; renumber sources 5 & up ; add "Nancy" to Jane Clark's name; change immigration date to 1852

2012-04-23T16:33:06Z

source 4 1910 census Ashland Twp Clarion Co - p. 15 Conrad & wife Nancy J. Kenemuth, age 72, 75; renumber sources 5 & up ; add "Nancy" to Jane Clark's name; change immigration date to 1852

Liz: upload photo gravestone Greda K?R Bell, Knox Cem. in Kenemuth headstone plot; add source note: expect Freda is mother of Edward A. Bell in adjacent Bell plot

2012-04-23T15:44:22Z

upload photo gravestone Greda K?R Bell, Knox Cem. in Kenemuth headstone plot; add source note: expect Freda is mother of Edward A. Bell in adjacent Bell plot

Liz: upload photos Bell headstone, Marian P Bell & Edward A Bell gravestones, Knox Cem. Clarion Co. Pa, June 2001

2012-04-23T15:31:35Z

upload photos Bell headstone, Marian P Bell & Edward A Bell gravestones, Knox Cem. Clarion Co. Pa, June 2001

Liz: add extract for families of Edward E. and George G. to 1900 census

2012-04-23T15:16:55Z

add extract for families of Edward E. and George G. to 1900 census

Brady: add 1860 census

2007-12-31T19:37:02Z

add 1860 census

Brady: add 1880 census and children to list.

2007-12-31T19:27:58Z

add 1880 census and children to list.

Brady: 1900 census

2007-12-31T18:45:54Z

1900 census

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 * Calling cards: Jennie M. and Jennie R Kennemuth are mother & daughter
 * Source 8: Gravestones at Knox Cemetery:we suspect that "Daughter Freda K?R Bell 1889-1971" in Kenemuth plot is the mother of " Father Edward A. Bell 1910-1991" in the adjacent Bell plot; Bell and Kenemuth surnames carved on opposite sides of same large headstone, Knox Cemetery, Clarion Co. PA.  See photos and transcriptions.
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-|'''Page of Notes, apparently from Jacob Kennemuth's Bible''', transcribed on p. 6 of ''The Kuhnemuths in America'' manuscript by Kermit Kennemuth. This manuscript forwarded to us by correspondence of Judy King <br> "Jacob Kuehnemuth was born the 20th of October, 1796.  His father's name was John.  His mother's name was Anna Elizabeth, maiden name Schinderwolf.  In the year 1824 he married Dorothy Elizabeth Schinderwolf this being on the 30th of September.  To them were born 8 children namely 5 sons and 3 daughters, of which two sons and one daughter died in earliest infancy - died in (illegible, but states town and country).  <br>They left the place of their birth on the 25th of April of the year 1852 and lived four years , one month and 18 days in (illegible) about a half-hour from (illegible).  They left their fatherland in 1856.<br>''Two of their children went to this, their new fatherland four years before, namely the oldest daughter, Anna Catherine who was born the 27th of February 1827 and married to (illegible), and the oldest son, Conrad , born 21st of May 1837''.<br>In addition there came with us into the new fatherland the following children:  Anna Elizabeth born the 31st of March, 1832; Jacob Frederick born the 27th of January, 1840; and John Reinhard born the 1st of May, 1843. <br>We went aboard ship the 6th of May and landed on the 25th of June at Baltimore.  On the 28th of this month we took the train and arrived July 2nd at Etna.  We moved again from there and arrived in Clarion and ---moved to our new home in 1857 (month illegible)."<br>There follows a prayer, signed Jacob Kuehnemuth, and "I bought this Bible of John Clauss Huzfeld at (illegible) the 22nd of April, 1838.  It cost one silver dollar."
+| '''1920 United States Federal Census''',District 55 Ashland Twp., Clarion Co. PA, ancestry.com pg.3. Date of census:  2 Jan., 1920.<br>Lines 37-38: '''Conrad Kenemuth''', head,  home owned free of mortgage, age 82, widowed; immigrated 1852, naturalized. Can read & write, speaks German.  He & both parents b. Germany.  Farmer, general farming, self employed.<br>Ester Smith, "niece", age 67, single, she & both parents b. PA; no occupation.<br><br>Also on this census page:  [[John Valentine Frederick]] & wife Dena Liebrum; Frank W. Etzel & wife Mary; Perry Strotman & wife Ellie (see page of [[William J. Strotman]]; Herbert Young & wife Gladis.
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 |'''History of Clarion County''' 1887, By Davis, p. xxix<br>"Kennemuth, John R., Fern p.o., Ashland, a farmer and oil producer, was born in Prussia May 1, 1843, and was a son of Jacob and Dorothea (Schinderwolf) Kennemuth, who settled in Ashland in 1856, on the farm which is now owned and occupied by John R.  Their children were Catherine, Eliza, Conrad, Jacob, and John R.  John R. was married in 1869 to Mary Fox, a daughter of John Fox, of Brady's Bend.  They have had a family of six children - Edward, Willie, Frank, John, Ella and Frederick."
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 | '''Gravestone transcriptions, Knox Cemetery''', Clarion Co. PA; transcribed June 2007 by [[Elizabeth Ann Wilson]] Williams; photos by [[Edmond Brady Williams, Jr.]]
 *Etzel, John A. 1890-1988; Anna 1895-1972<br><br>
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 * Father  Edward A. Bell  1910 - 1991
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 | '''Personal correspondence''' from [[Elizabeth Ann Wilson|Elizabeth Wilson Williams]], g-g-g-granddaughter of Anna Catherine Kenemuth.
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 * Frankershausen, Germany is today in County Eschwege, Hesse. It lies SE of Kassel about 15 miles
 * Calling cards: Jennie M. and Jennie R Kennemuth are mother & daughter
-* Source 7: Gravestones at Knox Cemetery:we suspect that "Daughter Freda K?R Bell 1889-1971" in Kenemuth plot is the mother of " Father Edward A. Bell 1910-1991" in the adjacent Bell plot; Bell and Kenemuth surnames carved on opposite sides of same large headstone, Knox Cemetery, Clarion Co. PA.  See photos and transcriptions.
+* Source 8: Gravestones at Knox Cemetery:we suspect that "Daughter Freda K?R Bell 1889-1971" in Kenemuth plot is the mother of " Father Edward A. Bell 1910-1991" in the adjacent Bell plot; Bell and Kenemuth surnames carved on opposite sides of same large headstone, Knox Cemetery, Clarion Co. PA.  See photos and transcriptions.
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-|'''Page of Notes, apparently from Jacob Kennemuth's Bible''', transcribed on p. 6 of ''The Kuhnemuths in America'' manuscript by Kermit Kennemuth. This manuscript forwarded to us by correspondence of Judy King <br> "Jacob Kuehnemuth was born the 20th of October, 1796.  His father's name was John.  His mother's name was Anna Elizabeth, maiden name Schinderwolf.  In the year 1824 he married Dorothy Elizabeth Schinderwolf this being on the 30th of September.  To them were born 8 children namely 5 sons and 3 daughters, of which two sons and one daughter died in earliest infancy - died in (illegible, but states town and country).  <br>They left the place of their birth on the 25th of April of the year 1852 and lived four years , one month and 18 days in (illegible) about a half-hour from (illegible).  They left their fatherland in 1856.<br>Two of their children went to this, their new fatherland four years before, namely the oldest daughter, Anna Catherine who was born the 27th of February 1827 and married to (illegible), and the oldest son, ''Conrad'', born 21st of May 1837.<br>In addition there came with us into the new fatherland the following children:  Anna Elizabeth born the 31st of March, 1832; Jacob Frederick born the 27th of January, 1840; and John Reinhard born the 1st of May, 1843. <br>We went aboard ship the 6th of May and landed on the 25th of June at Baltimore.  On the 28th of this month we took the train and arrived July 2nd at Etna.  We moved again from there and arrived in Clarion and ---moved to our new home in 1857 (month illegible)."<br>There follows a prayer, signed Jacob Kuehnemuth, and "I bought this Bible of John Clauss Huzfeld at (illegible) the 22nd of April, 1838.  It cost one silver dollar."
+|'''Page of Notes, apparently from Jacob Kennemuth's Bible''', transcribed on p. 6 of ''The Kuhnemuths in America'' manuscript by Kermit Kennemuth. This manuscript forwarded to us by correspondence of Judy King <br> "Jacob Kuehnemuth was born the 20th of October, 1796.  His father's name was John.  His mother's name was Anna Elizabeth, maiden name Schinderwolf.  In the year 1824 he married Dorothy Elizabeth Schinderwolf this being on the 30th of September.  To them were born 8 children namely 5 sons and 3 daughters, of which two sons and one daughter died in earliest infancy - died in (illegible, but states town and country).  <br>They left the place of their birth on the 25th of April of the year 1852 and lived four years , one month and 18 days in (illegible) about a half-hour from (illegible).  They left their fatherland in 1856.<br>''Two of their children went to this, their new fatherland four years before, namely the oldest daughter, Anna Catherine who was born the 27th of February 1827 and married to (illegible), and the oldest son, Conrad , born 21st of May 1837''.<br>In addition there came with us into the new fatherland the following children:  Anna Elizabeth born the 31st of March, 1832; Jacob Frederick born the 27th of January, 1840; and John Reinhard born the 1st of May, 1843. <br>We went aboard ship the 6th of May and landed on the 25th of June at Baltimore.  On the 28th of this month we took the train and arrived July 2nd at Etna.  We moved again from there and arrived in Clarion and ---moved to our new home in 1857 (month illegible)."<br>There follows a prayer, signed Jacob Kuehnemuth, and "I bought this Bible of John Clauss Huzfeld at (illegible) the 22nd of April, 1838.  It cost one silver dollar."
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 | '''Birth'''    ||24 Mar 1837   ||expect Frankershausen, Ger  || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
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-| '''Marriage''' ||between Aug 1860-May 1861  ||PA || To Jane "Jennie" Clark  || <sup class="reference"></sup>
+| '''Marriage''' ||between Aug 1860-May 1861 census  ||PA || To Nancy Jane "Jennie" Clark  || <sup class="reference">[2][3][4]</sup>
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-| '''Death'''    ||   ||   || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
+| '''Death'''    ||  after 1910 ||   || || <sup class="reference">[4]</sup>
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 |  Edward E. Kenemuth     || M ||Apr 1862  || ||Lavina Unknown (1886-????), m. 1884    || || <sup class="reference">[2][3]</sup>
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-|Mary E  Kenemuth     || F ||~1864  || ||    || || <sup class="reference">{2]</sup>
+|Mary E  Kenemuth     || F ||~1864  || ||    || || <sup class="reference">[2]</sup>
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 | George G.  Kenemuth     || M ||May 1867  || ||Emma W. (1869-????) m. 1896    || || <sup class="reference">{2][3]</sup>
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-|Sarah L.  Kenemuth     || F ||~1869  || ||    || || <sup class="reference">{2]</sup>
+|Sarah L.  Kenemuth     || F ||~1869  || ||    || || <sup class="reference">[2]</sup>
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-|Elnore B.  Kenemuth     || F ||~1872  || ||    || || <sup class="reference">{2]</sup>
+|Elnore B.  Kenemuth     || F ||~1872  || ||    || || <sup class="reference">[2]</sup>
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-|Jennie  Kenemuth     || F ||May 1873  || ||    || || <sup class="reference">{2][3]</sup>
+|Jennie  Kenemuth     || F ||May 1873  || ||    || || <sup class="reference">[2][3]</sup>
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 |Tillie   Kenemuth     || F ||July 1878  || ||    || || <sup class="reference">[2][3]</sup>
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 | '''1900 United States Federal Census''', District 1, Ashland Twp, Clarion Co, PA, page 12.  Census dated 12 June 1900.
-* Lines 51-54:  '''Conrad Kinnemute''', age 63, b. Mar 1837, m. 39 years, farmer, owns farm, no mortgage.  He & both parents b. Germany. <br>''Jennie'', wife, age 63, b. Aug 1836, m. 39 years, 7 children, all living, she & both parents b. PA. <br>''Jennie'', dau.,age 27, b. May 1873, b. PA.  ''Tillie'', dau., age 21, b. July 1878, b. PA.  All can read, write and speak English.<br>Note: Families headed by their children George G, Kennemute and Edward E. Kennemute are the next two entries.
+* Lines 51-54:  '''Conrad Kinnemute''', age 63, b. Mar 1837, m. 39 years, farmer, owns farm, no mortgage.  He & both parents b. Germany. Innigrated 1852; number of years in U.S. 48.<br>''Jennie'', wife, age 63, b. Aug 1836, m. 39 years, 7 children, all living, she & both parents b. PA. <br>''Jennie'', dau.,age 27, b. May 1873, b. PA.  ''Tillie'', dau., age 21, b. July 1878, b. PA.  All can read, write and speak English.<br>Note: Families headed by their children George G, Kennemute and Edward E. Kennemute are the next two entries.
 * Lines55-57: ''Kinnemute, George G.'' , b. May 1887,age 33, m. 4 yrs, he & mother b. PA, father b. Germany; oil well pumper; rents house. <br>  ''Emma'' W., wife, b. (June?) 1869, age 31, m. 4 yrs, has had 1 child, 1 child still living in 1900;  she and her father b. PA, mother b. NY. Both George & Emma read, write & speak English. <br>''Twila'', dau. b. July 1898, age 1, she & both parents b. PA.
 * Lines 58-60: ''Kinnemute, Edward E.'', b. Apr. 1862, age 38, m. 16 yrs., he & his mother b. PA, father b. Germany; owns farm free of mortgage. <br>  ''Lavinia'', wife, b. Apr 1866, age 34, m. 16 yrs., had 2 children, 1 still living in 1900; she & both parents b. PA. <br>  ''Fredia'', dau., b. Mar 1889, age 11, at school.  All read, write, speak English.
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-|'''Page of Notes, apparently from Jacob Kennemuth's Bible''', transcribed on p. 6 of ''The Kuhnemuths in America'' manuscript by Kermit Kennemuth. This manuscript forwarded to us by correspondence of Judy King <br> "Jacob Kuehnemuth was born the 20th of October, 1796.  His father's name was John.  His mother's name was Anna Elizabeth, maiden name Schinderwolf.  In the year 1824 he married Dorothy Elizabeth Schinderwolf this being on the 30th of September.  To them were born 8 children namely 5 sons and 3 daughters, of which two sons and one daughter died in earliest infancy - died in (illegible, but states town and country).  <br>They left the place of their birth on the 25th of April of the year 1852 and lived four years , one month and 18 days in (illegible) about a half-hour from (illegible).  They left their fatherland in 1856.<br>Two of their children went to this, their new fatherland four years before, namely the oldest daughter, Anna Catherine who was born the 27th of February 1827 and married to (illegible), and the oldest son, ''Conrad'', born 21st of May 1837.<br>In addition there came with us into the new fatherland the following children:  Anna Elizabeth born the 31st of March, 1832; Jacob Frederick born the 27th of January, 1840; and John Reinhard born the 1st of May, 1843. <br>We went aboard ship the 6th of May and landed on the 25th of June at Baltimore.  On the 28th of this month we took the train and arrived July 2nd at Etna.  We moved again from there and arrived in Clarion and ---moved to our new home in 1857 (month illegible)."<br>There follows a prayer, signed Jacob Kuehnemuth, and "I bought this Bible of John Clauss Huzfeld at (illegible) the 22nd of April, 1838.  It cost one silver dollar."
+| '''1910 United States Federal Census''', District 1 Ashland Twp., Clarion Co. PA, ancestry.com pg. 15. Date of census:  7-9 May 1910.<br>Lines 4&5: '''Conrad Kenemuth''' age 72, m. 48 yrs, he & parents b. Germany, yr. of immigration 1852, naturalized.<br>Nancy J., wife, age 75, m. 48 yrs, had 7 children, all 7 living in 1910; she & parents b. PA. Both speak English.
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 |'''History of Clarion County''' 1887, By Davis, p. xxix<br>"Kennemuth, John R., Fern p.o., Ashland, a farmer and oil producer, was born in Prussia May 1, 1843, and was a son of Jacob and Dorothea (Schinderwolf) Kennemuth, who settled in Ashland in 1856, on the farm which is now owned and occupied by John R.  Their children were Catherine, Eliza, Conrad, Jacob, and John R.  John R. was married in 1869 to Mary Fox, a daughter of John Fox, of Brady's Bend.  They have had a family of six children - Edward, Willie, Frank, John, Ella and Frederick."
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 | '''Gravestone transcriptions, Knox Cemetery''', Clarion Co. PA; transcribed June 2007 by [[Elizabeth Ann Wilson]] Williams; photos by [[Edmond Brady Williams, Jr.]]
 *Etzel, John A. 1890-1988; Anna 1895-1972<br><br>
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 * Father  Edward A. Bell  1910 - 1991
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 | '''Personal correspondence''' from [[Elizabeth Ann Wilson|Elizabeth Wilson Williams]], g-g-g-granddaughter of Anna Catherine Kenemuth.
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 * Frankershausen, Germany is today in County Eschwege, Hesse. It lies SE of Kassel about 15 miles
 * Calling cards: Jennie M. and Jennie R Kennemuth are mother & daughter
-* Gravestones at Knox Cemetery:we suspect that "Daughter Freda K?R Bell 1889-1971" in Kenemuth plot is the mother of " Father Edward A. Bell 1910-1991" in the adjacent Bell plot; Bell and Kenemuth surnames carved on opposite sides of same large headstone, Knox Cemetery, Clarion Co. PA.  See photos and Source 6, trnascriptions.
+* Source 7: Gravestones at Knox Cemetery:we suspect that "Daughter Freda K?R Bell 1889-1971" in Kenemuth plot is the mother of " Father Edward A. Bell 1910-1991" in the adjacent Bell plot; Bell and Kenemuth surnames carved on opposite sides of same large headstone, Knox Cemetery, Clarion Co. PA.  See photos and transcriptions.
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-[[Image:Gravestone Kenemuth headstone.jpg|200px|left|thumb|Headstone associated with markers for Edward E. & Lavina Kenemuth, Knox Cemetery, Beaver Twp., Clarion Co. PA]][[Image:Gravestone Edward E with Kenemuth headstone.jpg|200px|left|thumb|Gravestone for Edward E. Kenemuth, associated with large Kenemuth headstone, Knox Cemetery]][[Image:Gravestone Lavina with Kenemuth headstone.jpg|200px|left|thumb|Gravestone of Lavinia, wife of Edward E. Kenemuth, Knox Cemetery]]
+[[Image:Gravestone Kenemuth headstone.jpg|200px|left|thumb|Headstone associated with markers for Edward E. & Lavina Kenemuth, Knox Cemetery, Beaver Twp., Clarion Co. PA]][[Image:Gravestone Edward E with Kenemuth headstone.jpg|200px|left|thumb|Gravestone for Edward E. Kenemuth, associated with large Kenemuth headstone, Knox Cemetery]][[Image:Gravestone Lavina with Kenemuth headstone.jpg|200px|left|thumb|Gravestone of Lavinia, wife of Edward E. Kenemuth, Knox Cemetery]][[Image:KX 20 Dau Freda K Bell in Kenemuth plot.jpg|100px|left|thumb|"Daughter Freda (K/R?) Bell 1889-1971", in Kenemuth plot with her parents.]]
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 [[Image:KX 21 Bell headstone on reverse of Kenemuth headstone, red.jpg|100px|left|thumb|Bell headstone (on reverse of Kenemuth headstone), 2 associated stones in the plot, Marian & Edward Bell]][[Image:KX 22 Marian P Bell, red.jpg|100px|left|thumb|Marian P. Bell 1911-1988, Knox Cemetery, Clarion Co. PA]][[Image:KX 23 Edward A Bell, red.jpg|100px|left|thumb|Edward A. Bell 1910-1991, Knox Cemetery]]
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 * Frankershausen, Germany is today in County Eschwege, Hesse. It lies SE of Kassel about 15 miles
 * Calling cards: Jennie M. and Jennie R Kennemuth are mother & daughter
+* Gravestones at Knox Cemetery:we suspect that "Daughter Freda K?R Bell 1889-1971" in Kenemuth plot is the mother of " Father Edward A. Bell 1910-1991" in the adjacent Bell plot; Bell and Kenemuth surnames carved on opposite sides of same large headstone, Knox Cemetery, Clarion Co. PA.  See photos and Source 6, trnascriptions.
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+[[Image:KX 21 Bell headstone on reverse of Kenemuth headstone, red.jpg|100px|left|thumb|Bell headstone (on reverse of Kenemuth headstone), 2 associated stones in the plot, Marian & Edward Bell]][[Image:KX 22 Marian P Bell, red.jpg|100px|left|thumb|Marian P. Bell 1911-1988, Knox Cemetery, Clarion Co. PA]][[Image:KX 23 Edward A Bell, red.jpg|100px|left|thumb|Edward A. Bell 1910-1991, Knox Cemetery]]
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 * Daughter Freda (K/R?) Bell 1889-1971<br><br>
 * Bell (headstone facing downhill, on reverse side of Kennemuth headstone), with 2 associated stones:
-* Mother  Mariana P. Bell 1911 - 1988
+* Mother  Marian P. Bell 1911 - 1988
 * Father  Edward A. Bell  1910 - 1991
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-| '''1860 United States federal Census''', Ashland Twp., Clarion Co., pg 12.  Census dated 4 July 1860.  Lines 36-40: Jacob Kenemute, age 64, $900 real, $150 personal property, b. Hessen, Ger.; Anna E., 56; ''John C.'', 23; Jacob, 20; and Johnathan, 18, in school.
+| '''1860 United States federal Census''', Ashland Twp., Clarion Co., pg 12.  Census dated 4 July 1860.  Lines 36-40: Jacob Kenemute, age 64, $900 real, $150 personal property, b. Hessen, Ger. <br> Anna E., age 56.<br> '''John C.''', age 23. Jacob, age 20.   Johnathan, age 18, in school.
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-| '''1880 United States Federal Census''', District 63, Ashland Twp, Clarion Co, PA, page 9.  Census dated 9 June 1880.<br>Lines 14-21: C. Kenemute, 43, farmer, b. Germany (as were parents); Nancy J., wife, 43, keeping house, b. PA (as were parents); Edward E., 18, at home; Mary E., 16, at home; George S., 13, at home; Sarah L., 11, at school; Rebecca J., 10, at school; Elnore B., 8; Minnie M. 6.  All children attended school; all b. PA, father Germany, mother PA.
+| '''1880 United States Federal Census''', District 63, Ashland Twp, Clarion Co, PA, page 9.  Census dated 9 June 1880.<br>Lines 14-21: '''C. Kenemute''', age 43, farmer, he & goth parents b. Germany.<br> Nancy J., wife, age 43, keeping house; she & both parents b. PA.<br> Edward E., 18, at home.  Mary E., 16, at home. George S., 13, at home. Sarah L., 11, at school. Rebecca J., 10, at school.  Elnore B., 8.  Minnie M. 6.  All children attended school. All children: b. PA, father b. Ger., mother b. PA.
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-| '''1900 United States Federal Census''', District 1, Ashland Twp, Clarion Co, PA, page 12.  Census dated 12 June 1900.<br>Lines 51-54:  Conrad Kinnemute, 63, b. Mar 1837, mar. 39 years, farmer, owns farm, no mortgage.  Born Germany (also both parents); Jennie, wife, 63, b. Aug 63, mar. 39 years, 7 children, all living, born PA (as were parents); Jennie, dau., 27, b. May, 1873, b. PA; Tillie, dau., 21, b. July, 1878, b. PA.  All can read, write and speak English.<br> Families headed by George G, Kennemute and Edward E. Kennemute are in the next two entries.
+| '''1900 United States Federal Census''', District 1, Ashland Twp, Clarion Co, PA, page 12.  Census dated 12 June 1900.
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-|'''Page of Notes, apparently from Jacob Kennemuth's Bible''', transcribed on p. 6 of ''The Kuhnemuths in America'' manuscript by Kermit Kennemuth. This manuscript forwarded to us by correspondence of Judy King <br> "Jacob Kuehnemuth was born the 20th of October, 1796.  His father's name was John.  His mother's name was Anna Elizabeth, maiden name Schinderwolf.  In the year 1824 he married Dorothy Elizabeth Schinderwolf this being on the 30th of September.  To them were born 8 children namely 5 sons and 3 daughters, of which two sons and one daughter died
+|'''Page of Notes, apparently from Jacob Kennemuth's Bible''', transcribed on p. 6 of ''The Kuhnemuths in America'' manuscript by Kermit Kennemuth. This manuscript forwarded to us by correspondence of Judy King <br> "Jacob Kuehnemuth was born the 20th of October, 1796.  His father's name was John.  His mother's name was Anna Elizabeth, maiden name Schinderwolf.  In the year 1824 he married Dorothy Elizabeth Schinderwolf this being on the 30th of September.  To them were born 8 children namely 5 sons and 3 daughters, of which two sons and one daughter died in earliest infancy - died in (illegible, but states town and country).  <br>They left the place of their birth on the 25th of April of the year 1852 and lived four years , one month and 18 days in (illegible) about a half-hour from (illegible).  They left their fatherland in 1856.<br>Two of their children went to this, their new fatherland four years before, namely the oldest daughter, Anna Catherine who was born the 27th of February 1827 and married to (illegible), and the oldest son, ''Conrad'', born 21st of May 1837.<br>In addition there came with us into the new fatherland the following children:  Anna Elizabeth born the 31st of March, 1832; Jacob Frederick born the 27th of January, 1840; and John Reinhard born the 1st of May, 1843. <br>We went aboard ship the 6th of May and landed on the 25th of June at Baltimore.  On the 28th of this month we took the train and arrived July 2nd at Etna.  We moved again from there and arrived in Clarion and ---moved to our new home in 1857 (month illegible)."<br>There follows a prayer, signed Jacob Kuehnemuth, and "I bought this Bible of John Clauss Huzfeld at (illegible) the 22nd of April, 1838.  It cost one silver dollar."
 in earliest infancy - died in (illegible, but states town and country).  <br>They left the place of their birth on the 25th of April of the year 1852 and lived four years , one month and 18 days in (illegible) about a half-hour from (illegible).  They left their fatherland in 1856.<br>Two of their children went to this, their new fatherland four years before, namely the oldest daughter, Anna Catherine who was born the 27th of February 1827 and married to (illegible), and the oldest son, ''Conrad'', born 21st of May 1837.<br>In addition there came with us into the new fatherland the following children:  Anna Elizabeth born the 31st of March, 1832; Jacob Frederick born the 27th of January, 1840; and John Reinhard born the 1st of May, 1843. <br>We went aboard ship the 6th of May and landed on the 25th of June at Baltimore.  On the 28th of this month we took the train and arrived July 2nd at Etna.  We moved again from there and arrived in Clarion and ---moved to our new home in 1857 (month illegible)."<br>There follows a prayer, signed Jacob Kuehnemuth, and "I bought this Bible of John Clauss Huzfeld at (illegible) the 22nd of April, 1838.  It cost one silver dollar."
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 | '''Personal correspondence''' from [[Elizabeth Ann Wilson|Elizabeth Wilson Williams]], g-g-g-granddaughter of Anna Catherine Kenemuth.

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 ! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
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-|  Edward E. Kenemuth     || M ||Apr 1862  || ||Lavina Unknown (1886-????), m. 1884    || || <sup class="reference">[1]</sup>
+|  Edward E. Kenemuth     || M ||Apr 1862  || ||Lavina Unknown (1886-????), m. 1884    || || <sup class="reference">[1][2]</sup>
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 | George G.  Kenemuth     || M ||May 1867  || ||Emma W. (1869-????) m. 1896    || || <sup class="reference">{1]</sup>
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-|Jennie  Kenemuth     || M ||May 1873  || ||    || || <sup class="reference">{1]</sup>
+|Sarah L.  Kenemuth     || F ||~1869  || ||    || || <sup class="reference">{1]</sup>
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-|Tillie   Kenemuth     || M ||July 1878  || ||    || || <sup class="reference">[1]</sup>
+|Tillie   Kenemuth     || F ||July 1878  || ||    || || <sup class="reference">[1]</sup>
 |}
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 | '''1900 United States Federal Census''', District 1, Ashland Twp, Clarion Co, PA, page 12.  Census dated 12 June 1900.<br>Lines 51-54:  Conrad Kinnemute, 63, b. Mar 1837, mar. 39 years, farmer, owns farm, no mortgage.  Born Germany (also both parents); Jennie, wife, 63, b. Aug 63, mar. 39 years, 7 children, all living, born PA (as were parents); Jennie, dau., 27, b. May, 1873, b. PA; Tillie, dau., 21, b. July, 1878, b. PA.  All can read, write and speak English.<br> Families headed by George G, Kennemute and Edward E. Kennemute are in the next two entries.
 | [[Image:1900 census pa clarion ashland dist 1 pg 12.jpg|50px|center]]
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 |'''Page of Notes, apparently from Jacob Kennemuth's Bible''', transcribed on p. 6 of ''The Kuhnemuths in America'' manuscript by Kermit Kennemuth. This manuscript forwarded to us by correspondence of Judy King <br> "Jacob Kuehnemuth was born the 20th of October, 1796.  His father's name was John.  His mother's name was Anna Elizabeth, maiden name Schinderwolf.  In the year 1824 he married Dorothy Elizabeth Schinderwolf this being on the 30th of September.  To them were born 8 children namely 5 sons and 3 daughters, of which two sons and one daughter died
 in earliest infancy - died in (illegible, but states town and country).  <br>They left the place of their birth on the 25th of April of the year 1852 and lived four years , one month and 18 days in (illegible) about a half-hour from (illegible).  They left their fatherland in 1856.<br>Two of their children went to this, their new fatherland four years before, namely the oldest daughter, Anna Catherine who was born the 27th of February 1827 and married to (illegible), and the oldest son, ''Conrad'', born 21st of May 1837.<br>In addition there came with us into the new fatherland the following children:  Anna Elizabeth born the 31st of March, 1832; Jacob Frederick born the 27th of January, 1840; and John Reinhard born the 1st of May, 1843. <br>We went aboard ship the 6th of May and landed on the 25th of June at Baltimore.  On the 28th of this month we took the train and arrived July 2nd at Etna.  We moved again from there and arrived in Clarion and ---moved to our new home in 1857 (month illegible)."<br>There follows a prayer, signed Jacob Kuehnemuth, and "I bought this Bible of John Clauss Huzfeld at (illegible) the 22nd of April, 1838.  It cost one silver dollar."
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 |'''History of Clarion County''' 1887, By Davis, p. xxix<br>"Kennemuth, John R., Fern p.o., Ashland, a farmer and oil producer, was born in Prussia May 1, 1843, and was a son of Jacob and Dorothea (Schinderwolf) Kennemuth, who settled in Ashland in 1856, on the farm which is now owned and occupied by John R.  Their children were Catherine, Eliza, Conrad, Jacob, and John R.  John R. was married in 1869 to Mary Fox, a daughter of John Fox, of Brady's Bend.  They have had a family of six children - Edward, Willie, Frank, John, Ella and Frederick."
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 | '''Personal correspondence''' from [[Elizabeth Ann Wilson|Elizabeth Wilson Williams]], g-g-g-granddaughter of Anna Catherine Kenemuth.