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Hubleys in Pine Grove

MichaelHesser — 2013-04-30 23:25:41Z

Looking for graves of Jonathan Hubley b1819 d1872 and his wife Sarah Mathews Hubley b1824 d1889 suppose to buried at St. Jacobs(White Church). He shows in church records in 1838, where did they come from?

Reigle/Riegle

margaretdowning35 — 2013-04-29 18:50:02Z

Is anyone in the Pine grove area doing research on the Reigle family. I am looking for Lydia Reigle b 1818-1820 .
I recently found a bapt for a Lydia parents Johann and Judith Reigle at St Peter's in PineGrove. She may have married Jacob M Fertig 1838. I can find no further info on
this family.
Thanks. Margaret

Re: Donaldson and St Matthews Cemetery Pine Grove area

DonnaGerber — 2013-04-29 00:21:54Z

Cherryville and Ravine are pretty much the same place just outside of Pine Grove, Schuylkill Co. Recently was there and was told that the cemetery to the right of the one labeled St. Matthew's was called the Union Cemetery. My great-great grandmother is buried there as well as her brother and his wife, but haven't been able to find actual records for the cemetery, not just transcriptions of the stones. If anyone knows where I might find records from the mid to late 1800s for these cemeteries, I'd appreciate the help.

Re: Donaldson and St Matthews Cemetery Pine Grove area

pelfreycindy — 2013-04-28 23:48:33Z

I think they used to call that cemetery or that area Cherryville, because in a few obits and other records it says buried at Cherryville and they are actually buried at St. Matthews Cemetery in Pine Grove. I've been there to see headstones. But thanks anyhow. Must be a different Cherryville.

Re: Donaldson and St Matthews Cemetery Pine Grove area

rgrammes1 — 2013-04-28 21:10:09Z

I know this is an old post, but in case you haven't received an answer, the Cherryville Cemetery is the St. Paul's Indianland Church Cemetery in Cherryville, Northampton County, PA.

Richard

Re: Donaldson and St Matthews Cemetery Pine Grove area

mandsdietz — 2013-04-28 19:22:29Z

is this the St. Matthews church in Philadelphia that might be Lutheran?

Re: Donaldson and St Matthews Cemetery Pine Grove area

mandsdietz — 2013-04-28 19:21:10Z

is this the St. Mathew's in Philadelphia? that is perhaps a Lutheran church from the 1750's?

Re: Where is U. B. Cemetery? Help!

pelfreycindy — 2013-04-15 01:10:26Z

Yes, I'm assuming that's what the obit meant. It was worded like that.l Do you know if that's the only United Brethren Cem in all of Schuylkill County? And thanks so much for your reply.

Re: Where is U. B. Cemetery? Help!

matt_wayne_olson — 2013-04-14 22:41:20Z

By 'U.B.' do you mean United Brethren? If so I did a quick scan and found Saint Mark's United Brethren Cemetery in Spring Glen, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. I hope this helps a little. I know this question was asked about a week ago, but, hopefully ya check back.

Where is U. B. Cemetery? Help!

pelfreycindy — 2013-04-08 22:56:42Z

In an obit it says this person was buried at the U. B. Cemetery in Schuylkill Co. Any ideas where this might be?

Re: Anton Edwin Lindquist

johnnylindquist — 2013-04-04 10:50:46Z

Hey Mark,

Yeah, I don't think it's the same person. That's to bad I was hoping it was. The man in question on my end (Anton Edvard Lindqvist) is born in 1863 and immigrated in 1882. He disappeared from Philadelphia about 1893 and I though that it may possible that he was the father of your Anton Edwin Lindquist. How convenient that would have been. Yeah the 1890 census being destroyed is definitely not helpful. My Lindqvists are all from southern Sweden perhaps we find we are connected there at some point.
Johnny in MA

Newspaper Lookup

pelfreycindy — 2013-04-03 23:52:45Z

Is there nyone that can look up an obit for me? It is for Elijah Stichler/Stickler who died in Schuylkill County on Nov 28, 1921. I would hope they would have something for him sinc he is the Uncle of Franklin Stichler ofthe "Blue Eyed Six" Thank you.

U. B. Cemetery in Orwin

pelfreycindy — 2013-04-03 23:50:19Z

Can anybody tell me where the U. B. Cemetery of Orwin would be located?

Re: Anton Edwin Lindquist

bigblue229 — 2013-04-03 01:30:21Z

Hi Johnny,

It's certainly a possibility that I have the wrong person as Anton's father. I feel pretty good about the 1900 census record as referring to Nels with a date of birth of 1843 and immigration yr of 1877. The 1890 census would have really helped out here.

I was not aware of a cousin or that Anton had any aunts or uncles from Sweden living in PA. There were a lot of Swede's in Warren, and my Aunt Emily talks about Anton's family living at a place called "Swede Hill". She also has some recollection of the names Nels and Erick being mentioned from childhood.

The name of the child who died in 1894 was John E and would have been 14 at time of death. I just checked the 1880 Census and it shows a Nelson, Annie L. and John with ages that match the 1900 census, plus a two year old daughter Amanda living in Pine Grove.

Hope we can sort it out.

Thanks!
Mark in Kentucky

Re: Anton Edwin Lindquist

johnnylindquist — 2013-04-02 23:42:41Z

Hi Mark,

Thanks for your note. So, Here is why I ask. I have an Anton Edvard Lindqvist in my tree (born 1863 Swedeb) who could have been the father to your Anton Edwin Lindquist. I have seen him listed as A.E. Lindquist which perhaps is what the 1900 census is supposed to show if indeed we are on tract to the same person. Your Anton Edwin Lindquist would have also had a first cousin born a year or two before him in Philadelphia that died in infancy named Edwin. All of the parents in question would be born in Sweden. In 1893 Anton Edvard Lindquist was working in Philadelphia as a shoeamaker and after that we lost track. We figure he died young perhaps it was he who died in 1894 with Anna? It is a mystery that has baffled me and a couple memebers of the family for a while. Would love to find out that you guys were his descendants.

Re: Anton Edwin Lindquist

johnnylindquist — 2013-04-02 23:25:56Z

Re: Anton Edwin Lindquist

bigblue229 — 2013-04-02 19:06:26Z

Johnny,

Anton is my wife's great grandfather. I believe his parents were Nels and Anna who are also buried in the Pinegrove cemetery. The Pine Grove 1900 census (line 37) shows a "Ne* Seindquist" living with Erick V and Anthony E Seindquist. In Pine grove. I believe this to be the Lindquist family in question. Anthony (Anton) is listed as 13 at this time and Erick is listed as 47 due to some stray marks on the page but it should read 18. The handwriting is pretty bad. According to the headstone Anna and another child died in 1894.

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=LI...;

Re: Jeremiah & Amanda Bachert Zimmerman - Lewis N. Zimmerman obit

JosephAHittle — 2013-03-29 21:57:39Z

Hi Sharman,

I think you're reading what I was trying to say correctly.

Nicholas
son of Philip and Barbara (Kantner) Bachert
grandson of Nicholas and Susanna (Bock) Bachert.

This doesn't include everyone, but it should get you started, I think.

http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/716432/family?cfpid=500849063...

If you're not on ancestry.com as a subscriber, email me, and I'll send you a .pdf which will probably be a little more complete.

Hope this helps!

Joe

Si(e)gwart(h)s from Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh

robinsiegwarth — 2013-03-29 18:50:14Z

hi,
i am desperetly searching for any helping trace of one part of my family-branch.
They settled in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Philipp (born 1872 in Germany) settled over with his brothers/sisters (i do have contact to the other family members but NONE to this)and married 1860 Lena.
they got the following childs:

- Stella (born 15.09.1884) Mt. Oliver, Wilson,
- Flora (born 1877) Pennsylvania
- Ida or Lydia (1869)
- Edward (1869), married 1891 Catherine
- John (1865)
- Philipp (died 1900 in Pittsburgh)

would be happy about any helping feedback

Thanks from Germany
Robin Siegwarth

Re: Jeremiah & Amanda Bachert Zimmerman - Lewis N. Zimmerman obit

pafamroots1 — 2013-03-29 16:31:59Z

Hi Joe,
Are you talking about Phillip Bachert (1794- ) and wife Barbara Kanter (1799-1846).
He had a son Nicholas Bachert b Jan 19 1824 in ? died 19 1913 in Pine Grove, Schuylkill Co, Pa.
My cousin who was suppose to send me more Bachert family information past away and I haven't been working on the Zimmerman/Bachert line for some time.
I think u are talking about Phillip Bachert father Nicholas Bachert which it would one more generation back????

Would you have Phillip Bachert and Barbara Kanter dates and children information?
Sp. Regards,
Sharman

Re: Jeremiah & Amanda Bachert Zimmerman - Lewis N. Zimmerman obit

JosephAHittle — 2013-03-29 12:29:34Z

Hi Sharman,

Phillip Bachert was the son of Nicholas Bachert who died in Columbia County in 1824. He also was the Administrator of his father's estate.

This is confirmed by both the Alleban report to Augustus Ellsworth Bachert (compiled about 1900, and can be found online via google) and by an 1839 lawsuit for Partition of Nicholas Bachert's real property in Columbia County.

Not everything in the Alleban report is dead on, but, in this regard, the OC records confirm his alignment for Phillip and his family with Barbara Kantner.

Hope this helps!

Joe Hittle
4G-Grandson of Nicholas Bachert via the "missing son" of the Alleban report, Anthony Bachert.

Re: John W Evans, Katherine Evans, Mary Evans, William F Evans of Plymouth, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, USA

esevans52 — 2013-03-05 05:06:07Z

The Mary Evans in my tree was born in Pennsylvania in May 1879. She and her sister Katherine lived in Plymouth from at least 1900 till 1910. In 1920, she and Katherine were living in Philadelphia. That is all I know about my Mary Evans.

Re: John W Evans, Katherine Evans, Mary Evans, William F Evans of Plymouth, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, USA

mezauner — 2013-03-05 01:34:35Z

Hi, I have been looking for information about my great grandmother Mary Evans, born around 1187 in PA. SHe was married twice, first to a man named Joseph Dulin, then to Matthew Destan. Could this be your MAry Evans?
TXS
B

Re: Pine Grove Twp PA 49

Jslgrland — 2013-02-14 18:50:15Z

Thanks for your reply. Am member of DAR in Florida but am unable to find on DAR site what is referenced here, have now been inquiring @ HQ about it for further info, will post what they get back to me with. Thanks for other link, our local library has Ancestry Library edition to search with as well.

Re: Looking for Ludwig Kemmerling/Kimmerling/Kemberlin, various spellings

78steelhead — 2013-02-10 06:48:05Z

If you ever have the chance to do so, I would greatly appreciate it. I have always felt Ludwig was either the first born in America or the first to immigrate. This would definitely help in solving this mystery.

Thanks.

Re: Looking for Ludwig Kemmerling/Kimmerling/Kemberlin, various spellings

bfmat1 — 2013-02-10 04:47:06Z

Source not listed, but I have all the similar info you have listed. I would need to search for contact info for the Sch. Co. relatives to get sources.

Re: Looking for Ludwig Kemmerling/Kimmerling/Kemberlin, various spellings

78steelhead — 2013-02-09 21:49:38Z

Do you happen to know where they may have gotten this information?

I saw this same info online years ago, and whomever had posted it stated that he was a son of I believe Hans Martin Kuemmerlin and Anna Maria Kohler. It also stated that Hans and Anna brought with them from Germany a total of 7 children, namely Ludwig, Hans Martin, Anna Maria, Mathaus Jacob, another Anna Maria, Hans Casper and Christianus.

I did find a book on German immigrants and ship's passengers lists that does show Hans and Anna. However, it only shows them arriving with 2 children, Matthaus Jacob and Christianus.

The next person named after Hans Martin was his brother, Johannes and his wife Eva. They came to America with 5 children, Johann Michael, Anna, Johann Georg, Anna Maria and Johann Jacob. Again, no mention of a Ludwig.

These all arrived in Philadelphia aboard the "Nancy" on 16 SEP 1751, from Schlaitdorf.

It is possible that Ludwig was part of one of these 2 families, but I have never found anything proving this, though I would love for someone to show me something I have overlooked/totally missed.

Thanks.

Re: Looking for Ludwig Kemmerling/Kimmerling/Kemberlin, various spellings

bfmat1 — 2013-02-09 20:25:26Z

Ludwig came from Germany in 1751, according to info I have shared with Schuylkill County Kemmerling relatives of mine.

Re: Pine Grove Twp PA 49

salg2008 — 2013-02-07 00:36:29Z

DAR is an acronym for Daughters of the Amerian Revolution.

Website:

http://www.dar.org/

The organizations's records are not limited to PA.

Here is a link to the records on Ancestry, if you have a subscription:

http://search.ancestry.com/search/DB.aspx?dbid=4110

There is an extensive explanation in the Ancestry link above about the contents of the records. The explanation also provides other sources for the records, if one doesn't have a paid Ancestry subscription.

Re: Pine Grove Twp PA 49

Jslgrland — 2013-02-06 19:37:13Z

What is this DAR revolutionary war graves abstract and how can I access it? Is it only for PA ?

Re: Cemetery in Pine Grove

suedberg — 2013-02-05 14:52:55Z

I am taking digital pictures of St. John's cemetery and listing them online at find-a-grave. I have not found any Hafner or Klotz up to now. I do not have the listing of the cemetery, but I do live in Pine Grove area. If I know what section the graves are in, I can get the pictures for you. This is a very large cemetery. However, it is too cold right now to get any pictures. As soon as it warms up and I have time I will resume my project. Have you tried to contact the church?

Re: Cemetery in Pine Grove

pelfreycindy — 2013-02-04 02:14:33Z

Thre are no Hafners in St. John's Lutheran Cemetery Pine Grove index. I have some pages of the index from Lebanon County Hisorical Society. And Hafner is one of the pages I would have. I don't happen to have the page Klotz would be on.

Re: Cemetery in Pine Grove

pelfreycindy — 2013-02-04 00:28:02Z

Sorry, I looked through which pictures I have from there and I don't have them. Iwon't get bak up there till summer again probably.

Re: Cemetery in Pine Grove

Americ3 — 2013-02-02 12:36:48Z

Ernest Hafner and Minnie Klotz Hafner! My grandfather died in 1939 and my grandmother arund 1918. Thank you.

Re: Info on Jonathan and Julia Clements Lehman

pafamroots1 — 2013-02-02 03:21:15Z

HI Cindy,
My e-mail address is pafamroots@msn.com.
Thank you,
Sharman Meck Carroll

Re: Cemetery in Pine Grove

pelfreycindy — 2013-02-02 00:35:16Z

What names are you looking for?

Re: Info on Jonathan and Julia Clements Lehman

pelfreycindy — 2013-02-02 00:32:25Z

Sorry if I stepped on anyones toes. Was just trying to get back in contact with someone i have not written in years. And the Jonathan & Julia Clements sounds familiar. I will look in what I have.

Re: Info on Jonathan and Julia Clements Lehman

pelfreycindy — 2013-02-02 00:30:17Z

Gladly email that to you, but know I don't have the email address anymore.

Re: Cemetery in Pine Grove

ky4o1 — 2013-02-01 22:25:10Z

I have already located the cemetery and know where the graves are. I have been trying to find someone who can take digital photos for me. A couple of years ago someone said they did and I sent them some money, but they never delivered them so I am trying again.

Re: Cemetery in Pine Grove

LEHMAN_LAMAR — 2013-02-01 19:00:39Z

I DON'T KNOW IF I'M BUTTING IN HERE,BUT ST. JOHN'S CEMETERY IS A LARGE ONE AND IS AT THE WESTERN END OF PINE GROVE TO THE WEST OF IT IS A SMALL CEMETERY,I BELIEVE IT AN OLD ST. PETERS LUTHERAN CEMETERY.TO THE WEST OF THAT IS THE LARGER ST. PETERS CEMETERY.THE SMALL ONE HAS SOME CIVIL WAR PEOPLE BURIED THERE,INCLUDING MY GREAT,GREAT GRAND FATHER JONATHON LEHMAN ALONG WITH HIS WIFE JULIA.
THIS BEING A COUPLE YEARS LATER THAN YOUR POST THIS INFO MAY BE IRRELEVANT NOW.

Re: Info on Jonathan and Julia Clements Lehman

pafamroots1 — 2013-02-01 11:25:53Z

Hi Cindy, Yes,I do remember you. First Happy new year.
I read your message about Abel's mother maiden name .
May I please have a copy of Abel's obit for my records?
You should still have my e- mail address?
If you don't let me know.
Sharman

Re: Info on Jonathan and Julia Clements Lehman

WilliamPolan — 2013-02-01 03:19:56Z

Just wondering cause this thread is about Jonathan and his wife Julia Clements, but it seems to have gone astray. Jonathan was born Abt. 1834 and I believe died May 10, 1909.

Re: Info on Jonathan and Julia Clements Lehman

pelfreycindy — 2013-02-01 01:32:55Z

I have know idea if your Jonathan is related to my Jeremiah K. Lehman. Jeremiah did have a brother John born about 1829 and died before 1905. That's all I know about this John. When was yours born?

Re: Info on Jonathan and Julia Clements Lehman

WilliamPolan — 2013-01-31 22:53:35Z

Hi. Can you tell me how Jeremiah K. Lehman is related to Jonathan, if he is? Thanks.

Re: Info on Jonathan and Julia Clements Lehman

LEHMAN_LAMAR — 2013-01-31 20:44:03Z

WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE A PHOTO OF JONATHON AND JULIA LEHMAN?
THEY WERE MY GREAT,GREAT,GRAND PARENTS.
MY ADDRESS IS LAMLEHM@AOL.COM

Re: Pine Grove Twp PA 49

TerryKaley — 2013-01-21 01:06:48Z

Thank you very much. I'll check it out tomorrow.

Re: Pine Grove Twp PA 49

salg2008 — 2013-01-20 20:40:58Z

I believe this means that the Daughters of the American Revolution located his grave and first published the information in their 1949 yearly abstract

Re: Info on Jonathan and Julia Clements Lehman

pelfreycindy — 2013-01-19 23:04:37Z

Sharman, this is Cindy Pelfrey. I don't know if you remember me.We were in conact a long time ago about the Lehman family. Since then I have found out that Jeremiah K. Lehman's mother's maiden name was Mary DeLong. Her father was John DeLong. I thought her maiden name was Maiytt. Her husband (Jeremiah's father) was Adam. I found her maiden name on Adam and Mary's son Abel's obit. His obit is very thorough. He was born near Berrysburg it said.

Pine Grove Twp PA 49

TerryKaley — 2013-01-16 14:07:34Z

Does anyone understand what the following means: "Pine Grove Twp PA 49"? I get this for a Peter Kehley under Revolutionary Graves Abstract. Does it mean a specific cemetary in Pine Grove Twp?

Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Info on Jonathan and Julia Clements Lehman

WilliamPolan — 2012-12-11 02:17:22Z

Well, I found the post from 2001 and was wondering if anyone ever determined who Jonathan or Julia's parents were? There also seemed to be uncertainty if Jonathan served in the 173 Co.I or the 116 Co.F, perhaps he was part of both? I have a picture of the marker for the Jonathan who served in the 173rd, taken at St. Peters. Jonathan and Julia are 3rd great grandparents of mine through their daughter Elizabeth. Lots of time has passed since 2001, thought there may have been some discoveries, my tree is available on Ancestry.