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From: "Nicholas Sturm" <>
Subject: Re: [MDFred] Conrad Weinhold
Date: Sat, 18 Dec 2004 15:52:14 -0500


Since you have that many Lancaster County, have you anything on the
Stemple/Stembell/Stempel?
In particular on either a Nicholas or a Godfrey. I have a will on a
Nicholas and he seems to disinherit
a Godfrey, but I have two Godfrey Stempel or Stemples in Washington Co., MD
in 1790. One of the
latter is likely one who bought a large tract that eventually became known
to be around Aurora in
WV. Could the other be his oldest (and unidentified) son?

Fishing for clues.

Nick


> [Original Message]
> From: Daniel E Weinhold <>
> To: <>
> Date: 12/18/2004 3:34:17 PM
> Subject: Re: [MDFred] Conrad Weinhold
>
> I know the feeling, Paul,
> There just is NO end to question,s that need answering: can a genealogist
> EVER be satified? I have only been really researching since about 1970,
> but I fail to limit my interest to my OWN line. At present I have approx.
> 50 Different surname,s of Penna. German,s who settled in the N.E. area of
> Lancaster County, PA and nearby area,s. Woe. is me.
> But then, I have been blessed with folks like you who have assisted me,
> and I like to help other,s likewise.
>
> Ernest Weinhold / Wineholt
>
>
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