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1. Re: William Harrison Hoover [1]
>William Harrison Hoover b. February 1833 , d. April 18, 1923 Jasper >Co., MO., m. Mary Ann Russell b. March 6, 1833 , d. April 10, 1914 >Jasper Co., MO. > I went through my files on the Hoovers and did not find Wm Harrison Hoover. But my files are incomplete: One main branch of the Hoover family came from the Antietam or Conococheague (Washington Co Maryland), to Clermont Co OH in 1807. I do not find Wm Harrison among his children/grandchildren. HOWEVER, others of the Hoover family went to Jessamine
2. Re: Blowing Fire, Stopping Blood Flow [1]
How interesting, Emmert--sounds just like the way we Catholics do it! On Tue, 23 May 2000 14:13:52 -0400 Emmert Bittinger writes: > Reply from Bittinger: > Lisa, I was interested in your comment about Applachian Healing. > My > understanding of the Brethren use of the Annointing Service as the > Brethren > practiced it is very different from what I percieve modern day T V > healing > services or small rural church healing services. Brethren did it in > the > private sett
3. re: Susannah Flora and Nathan West, and earlier Wests [1]
Thank you so much, Dennis and Ferne. My relative who has done research on our West relatives thought that they had always been Methodist Episcopal. She will also be pleased to have this further information. She traced the Wests back to early 1600's in Virginia. Robert West was one of 100 children sent to VA by the Virginia Company to be apprenticed to the colonists. In recompense they would receive land, cattle, and corn at the completion of their servitude. Now, I guess I should
4. Re: Civil War [1]
Why not ask this museum to add a display with this theme and information.. What a splendid opportunity to the share your wonderful heritage. Diane GeraldWR@aol.com wrote: > The mayor of Harrisburg, PA is openning a "National Civil War Museum" this > Fall. It is a multi-million dollar project. This strikes me as an opportunity > for Brethren to witness to their faith and history by having a Civil War > Display at the Harrisburg First Church of the Brethren, around the time the > museum opens, highlighting
5. Shank, Dague [1]
Hi Duke, Are you interested in the SHANK surname? We have some in our DAGUE family history. Please let me know if you would like that information. Cathy Martin ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.
6. Re: Gospel Messenger - obit index [1]
Thanks for the information Ralph. I am placing my order. Joe Ulrich
7. Re: Brovant/Dague [1]
My father's name is Dannie Brovont and I too would be interested in learning all I can from his line. His Father was Elmer Brovont, who lived in Rossville, Indiana and he originally was married to Ida Skiles, who died when my father was 2 years of age. Debbie Rushing
8. David Davis Eby [1]
Hello Judy, According to _The Eby Report_, v. ii, 1978, by Clyde Groff and George Newman, David Davis Eby's children were John, David, Peter, Thomas, Joseph, Henry William, Sarah Salome (my line) and another daughter (Anna???). I understand that there are errors in _The Eby Report_, and the known errors are addressed on "The Eby Family in North America" website, webmistress Dawn Quast at: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/q/u/a/B-D-Quast The enduring Eby mystery seems to be "Who were David Davis Eby'
9. Re: Civil War [1]
Ihave a Jacob Roesch in Minnisota that had to serve because he didn't have the money to pay to stay out. He served as a cook. I had another Benjamin Ikenberry that pay 500 to stay out. I have seen lists where people paid for someone to replace them. Carol Hopping ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.
10. Re: Millers at Antietam [1]
reply from Emmert Bittinger; Ceder and Stone, you are absolutely correct. The battlefield church is not the Antietam Church, but the Mumma church. It is sometimes called the Antietam Battlefield Church, which is an accurate designation, but one not derived from the Brethren. Also, not well known on this board is the fact that the Mumma Church was a preaching point and under the administration of the MANOR CONGREGATION, in which territory it was located, and which meeting house is one of the "cla
11. RE: Civil War [1]
Debra, The responses here could get interesting. One of the Elders at Peters Creek in Salem VA was my ancestor Daniel Barnhart. He was very driven by conflicting issues and this lead to his instructions to both never harm anyone and also be a faithful servant. To this end two sons were drafted and served. One as a guard at a prison camp and the other eventually was captured and died in a union prison camp. The most intriguing true story comes from their cousin Amos Peters. He also served and was captured. A
12. Gospel Messenger [1]
Hi Ferne, A note to let you know that I got your information and will be sending payment. Thank you for you help with the Nearhoof and Spanogle information. Would you also check to see if you have a Sarah Boyer that married a James McMonigal/McMunigal? I am interested in their marriage and/or the obit of each. In addition, I am trying to find the obit of Lydia (Roop) Boyer. One other thing. Is the Gospel Messenger available for those doing genealogy research to review. If so what is the location(s)
13. To Gerry; Arnold, Old-Order German Baptist Brethren in GA [1]
Hi Gerry, I live in Georgia, too -- north of Atlanta in the Lake Lanier Area. Did you know that there is an old order German Baptist Brethren community near the north Georgia mountains? Their work ethic and the quality of their work is greatly admired in this area. Some of them worked on a house that friends of mine were building and my friends were very pleased with their work. Members of this Old German Baptist congregation also own a German bakery between Helen and Cleveland, GA. I am also searchin
14. Re: Shank, Dague [1]
Dear Cousin......I believe that you have my mason book. Did I send you the Shank book that gives the ancesters of Jacob Shank? I have this worked out. Floyd R. & Kathryn Garst Mason 115 E. Rainbow Drive Bridgewater, VA 22812-1733 see our Home Page http://home.rica.net/masonf3150/ Family Historians We plan to attend the Garst 250th Reunion July 28-30 see ----- Original Message ----- From: Leroy Kingery To:
15. Re: Cooper's new book Pleasant View (MD) [1]
REPLY FROM EMMERT Respnse to your note below. The Pleasant View church is a small country church, not having a church office or secretary. You would find no one at the church most likely. If you go there it is along the road between Middletown and Burkittsville, about a mile lnorth of Burkittsville. It would be a better bet for you to call if you are in a hurry: 301-371-7656. Mention my name! Cedar & Stone wrote: > Thank you for you speedy reply there Mr. Bittenger. We will try to get hold > of Mo
16. Re: Brubaker-Wine-Greene Co [1]
Greene County in what state?? Pat Hickin ----- Original Message ----- From: Patricia M. Seaver To: Sent: Monday, May 01, 2000 10:10 PM Subject: Re: Brubaker > > Those are the dates given in the Christian Wine Family by John M. Wine and > Cecil J. Wine, 1960. According to the same source, William and Julia are
17. Re: Shank, Dague [1]
Cathy, Do you have any that tie into Jacob Shank, wife Mary Ann Mason and their four children, John B, Catherine, Mary Elizabeth and Benjamine? If so I would be interested in the information you have. Thanks\ Leroy Kingery lkingery@coffey.com -----Original Message----- From: Cathy Martin To: BRETHREN@rootsweb.com Date: Thursday, May 11, 2000 7:29 AM Subject: Shank, Dague >Hi Duke, > >Are you interested in the SHANK surname? We have some in our DAGUE >fam
18. Re: OGG [1]
I am searching for the parents of William OGG,born 21 Mar 1807 in Somerset, PA and was still living in 1863 when he consented to his daughter's marriage to Anton Goepel. He was married to Cynthia Mary MOSSER who was born 15 Nov 1808. She was the daughter of Christian MOSSER and Ann FIKE MOSSER. Their children were listed with them in the 1850 census, Selbysport, Allegheny Co.,MD, they were: Mary,Matilda,Hiram,Sarah,Cynthia,Rachel,Juliann,Nancy and Catherine. In 1860 William OGG is listed in Allama
19. Ogg/Burkholder/Broadwater [1]
Louisa Ogg and William Ogg were both children of Joseph Ogg and Susan Bueghly. I'd be happy to exchange information on jacob and Jennie Burkholder's family with you, Leroy. Kay 5124233 Jennie May BROADWATER s/o Stephen Francis and Louisa (Ogg) Broadwater b. 21 Mar 1882 Preston, Fillmore Co., MN d. 11 Oct 1968 m. 27 Nov 1902 Jacob E. BURKHOLDER s/o Henry Burkholder and Mary Ann Mason b. 28 Jun 1876 Brooklyn, IA d. 8 Aug 1961 both bur. (Prairie Queen) Root River Church of the Brethren Cem., Fillmore Co.,
20. Bowman \ Caylor [1]
Does anyone have anymore information on Bowman's or Caylor's lines? My Gr. Grandfather, William Bowman, was married to Nancy Ann Caylor, born 3 Mar 1846, in Henderson Co., Ind. She was the daughter of John P. Caylor, born 6 Aug 1800 in Loudon Co., Va.; he died in May 1879 in Udell Twsp. Apponoose Co., Iowa, and he was buried in the Church of the Brethern Cemetary (Fairview Cem.) His wife, mother of Nancy Ann, was Rachel Ann Moore, born 25 Dec 1800 in Ky. She died on 11 Aug 1882, and was also buried
21. Anna Eby [1]
Hi, Does anyone have anything on an Anna Eby born 30 Nov 1800 in (PA?) died 10 Feb 1877 in Stark Co., OH. She married Daniel Bowser born 20 Dec 1795 York Co., PA, died 20 Sep 1881 in Stark Co., OH. I think she is the daughter of David Davis Eby, who was in Stark Co., OH and according to one web site he had an unnamed daughter born about 1796-7. She would fit nicely in his family. Thanks. Yours, Eric Blocher
22. Re: Annointing [1]
John, My mother's Anointing Sacrament left a lasting impression on me also. How have you and Ruby Ann been? Your weather looks hot and humid on the weather maps. We have had several very hot days but last evening we went to an outdoor dinner and it very chilly. The wind has been blowing all day and it is comfortable today. The hills are turning brown and I know hot weather is to follow. I went to a travel faire today at the Lab and brought home lots of literature. Did find out that we can get passpo
23. Re: Slavery and Brethren [1]
Gerald -- For Friends in VA, picture of & books by Samuel M. Janney, especially his memoirs. For Brethren in VA, something about Elder John Klein/Kline; also John Kagy. For Mennonites in VA, a book by Peter (?) Burkholder ca 1834 in German includes many pages that are against slavery. Don't know if it's ever been reissued, but you might get some good photocopies plus translation of some of the pages. I think he was a Mennonite but am not sure -- this is just memory. When exactly do you hope to have the
24. Re: Gospel Messenger - obit index [1]
Manes etc.. none Hedrick about 45 Schneider about 15 Snider roughly 150 Ferne Baldwin
25. Pow Wow [1]
I live in Eastern PA. Several years ago I went to the Penn Dutch Folk Festival in Kutztown PA. They had several displays and demonstrations on the PA Dutch Culture and I remember one display that mentioned a healing ceremony called a Pow Wow. I know it struck me as strange at the time because I had always associated that term with the Indians. Here this would be an Amish custom, but perhaps it started as something that came from Germany with the early Anabaptist groups and the term Pow Wow derived from
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