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DERR Margaret Sweet

Lace_Lynch — 2012-05-11 23:27:05Z

Margaret Sweet Derr, 83, died Friday evening at Tressie’s Nursing Home on North Professor St. after two years of declining health.

Mrs. Derr was born Jan. 8, 1893 at 279 Elm, a house designed by her father, professor Edgar G. Sweet, an early graduate and teacher of voice in the Oberlin Conservatory of Music who also was treasurer and choir director at First Church for many years. Mrs. Derr’s mother, Leona Hottenstein Sweet, also an early graduate, taught piano at the conservatory and was chosen to play at the dedication of old Warner Hall.
Following graduation from [Oberlin High School in 1909 and] Oberlin College in 1913 as a German language major, Margaret Sweet taught in the public schools of New York state, at Wells and at Dickinson Center.
She was married in 1915 to her Oberlin classmate, Earle W. Derr. They lived in Akron, Ohio until 1939 when they moved to Rockford, Illinois, where they lived for 30 years.
Mrs. Derr taught in the Akron public schools and did much effective tutoring; her main subjects were Latin, mathematics and English but from time to time she also taught history, social studies and music.
“Non-academic teaching was a natural part of her life; she taught many young and older people at Oberlin Beach on Lake Erie to swim, later taught social dancing at Rockford. A major job there was as proof-reader for the Rockford Register-Republic,” recalls her friend, Manette Swetland.
After the death of her husband in 1968, Mrs. Derr returned to Oberlin, living at the Fireland Retirement Center until she moved to Tressie’s. A sister, Madeleine Sweet Pearson, preceded her in death.
Mrs. Derr is survived by a son and daughter, Larry W. Derr of Fort Wayne, Ind., and Mrs. Marjorie D. Williams of Belmont, Mass.; and by six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
She had directed that her body go to the Case Western Reserve Medical School upon her death.
Oberlin News-Tribune, Oberlin, Ohio, Thursday, December 16, 1976, p. 8.
Mrs. Margaret S. Derr
An interment service for Margaret Sweet Derr at 3 p.m. today at Westwood Cemetery will be conducted by her son-in-law, George H. Williams, of Harvard Divinity School.
Daughter of Professor and Mrs. George Sweet, Mrs. Derr ws born and raised in Oberlin, Ohio and graduated from Oberlin College in 1913. She returned to Oberlin in 1969 and died in 1976, willing her body to the medical school at Case Western Reserve University.
She is survived by a son, Lawrence, and a daughter, Marjorie (Mrs. George) Williams.
A memorial service will be held in First Church meeting room at 11 a.m. Saturday. The family suggests that a gift to Oberlin College and Conservatory scholarship funds would be preferred to flowers.
Oberlin News-Tribune, Oberlin, Ohio, Thursday, July 3, 1980,

Lorain

Re: Claude Derr in Pennsylvania & Australia

Sherrie_Blackman — 2012-05-09 13:54:14Z

Hi Lisa & Heidi,

Sorry I have only just read your messages.

Must have missed the emails notifications. :p

I have been in touch with Cindy in PA for some years now. :)

I'm assuming you both know Cindy?

Heidi - yes I have the Crichton's in Scotland. Their BDM's were always very vague. lol Will pm you. ;)

Kind regards,
Sherrie.

Re: Claude Derr in Pennsylvania & Australia

heidiabbey — 2012-04-24 05:10:48Z

Hi, Sherrie! I hope that you receive this email. We need to connect. The Claude E. Derr that you are searching for is in the family tree I am working on right now! Claude E. Derr married Alice Blanche Ross and they did live in Reading, PA. I can give you more generations after Claude because he and Alice had many children. See the MOYER Family Tree or email me.

I'm tracing the Crichton line from Australia back to Scotland and stuck with David Crichton m. Margaret Younger. Have you been able to go beyond David's parents?

Hope to hear from you!

Thanks,
Heidi
Pennsylvania, USA

Re: derr family

donna_rn40 — 2012-02-20 16:46:17Z

I am related to the Christian Derr family of Pa, any info would be helpful.

Derr Family of Pa

donna_rn40 — 2012-02-20 16:44:24Z

I am a descendant of Christian Derr b 1782 of PA. I believe he had a son Joseph Derr of Lynn Pa b 1814 by a Susanna Baer/Bar. Need help prior to Christian and confirmation that Christian had a son Joseph. I believe he had two wives.

Re: Mrs. Christian Derr and Guth Family as mentioned

mosiermiller — 2012-02-03 17:40:18Z

"Mrs. Christian Derr" is Hannah Guth (1783-1853). She was Christian's 2nd wife.
I am a Guth descendant.

Parents of Elsie May DERR

aperrigo1 — 2012-01-25 00:05:09Z

Looking for parents of Elsie May Derr, b: Nov 1889 in Missouri, d: Jan 1978 in Cedaredge, Colorado. Elsies mother was Mary V. Unk. Married Frederick Warren Perrigo and had 4 children Marjorie, Mary Grace, Leona and Frederick Willis.

Mary V. remarried to Frank Cowperthwaite in 1899. Elsie lived with them according to the 1900 Census.

Any help would be appreciated

Johannes Derr (1841 Norka, Russia) & Katharina Zilch (1842 Norka, Russia)

DebbiePietrzykowski — 2012-01-22 04:38:55Z

Looking for descendents of Johannes & Katharina Derr that came to Portland, Orgeon in early 1900s. One sister Elisabeth came to Canada (my gr-grandmother). Am interested in sharing family history.

William H & Amanda (Hamsher) Derr

DerrGeist — 2012-01-11 04:22:54Z

I have hit a wall with this couple. I have a lot of info from their marriage on but nothing from their early years or who their parents may be. If anyone can help I would appreciate it.
William H Derr b.9 Mar 1950 d.24 Mar 1915 Lived mostly in Maxatany and Longswamp Twps, Berks, PA.
Amanda b.23 May 1849 d.29 Mar 1893 Her tombstone shows her as Maria Amanda Derr, born as Hamsher
They had several children:Frank, George, Wilson, William, Charles.
All the census' have shown their parents were also born in PA.

Shirley June (Derr) Firestone

Lace_Lynch — 2011-12-14 17:01:41Z

ESTERO, FLA. – Shirley June (Derr) Firestone passed away peacefully in the comfort of her home early Tuesday morning, Dec. 13, 2011.
She was surrounded by her loving family and her faithful husband at her side when she passed.

Shirley is survived by her loving husband of 53 years, Ralph W. Firestone; four loving children, Dr. Ralph W. Firestone Jr., Mr. Christopher Firestone, Mrs. Heather Perritano and Mr. Howard E. Firestone II; and 12 grandchildren.

Shirley was the daughter of Mr. Walter Derr and Mrs. Pansy (Kitchen) Derr and was raised in Logan, Ohio.
She was an only child.

Shirley graduated from Ohio University in June 1958 with a Bachelor of Science in Education.
She was married to Ralph W. Firestone on Aug. 17, 1958. They raised their family in Salem, Ohio while working in the family business (Firestone Electric Company) and teaching school.
After graduation, Shirley formed and created the first “COE” cooperative office education program in the state of Ohio. She was selected by the State of Ohio for the development of this program. Her students were mostly young women who admired Shirley for her dedication and support of this program.

Shirley was an accomplished pianist and performed in many churches throughout her life.
She was a past president and board member of the Y.W.C.A. in Salem, Ohio.
She was active in the Salem Community Theater and worked with high school students in the development of the Theater program.

Shirley and Ralph retired in the Fort Myers area in 1995 and had maintained residence for the past 16 years.

Visitation will be held on Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Park Alliance Church, 7469 San Carlos Blvd., Ft. Myers, Florida.

Funeral services will be at 6:30 p.m. and a reception will follow.

The Hodges Funeral Home at Lee Memorial Park

Hocking

derr family

ericbland94 — 2011-11-08 13:55:59Z

Does anyone have facebook on here so we can possibly share information that will help out. I uploaded my tree on my account there to share with other people.

John Derr and Elizabeth Haupt's daughter, Elizabeth

observer4wing — 2011-08-19 22:18:20Z

These two people were born, raised, and died in Maryland. How is it that I have their daughter Elizabeth, who married Morris Penn, as having been born in New York? Can anyone help me with this? Do I have the wrong parents?
Thank you! Lisa Walden

Re: Mary Derr Flickinger 1735-1812

katbaloo166 — 2011-07-02 14:35:37Z

Christian Derr (Dorr) -
b. circa 1745
d. 23 Jan 1824 in Union Co, PA
Occupation: Carpenter - Nationality: German
mar: Magdalena Smelchner -
b. ? , d. 25 May 1818 in Union Co, PA
Nationality: German
Children:
Elias - b. circa 1766 - Lived in Mifflinburg , PA
Samuel - b. ca 1768 - Lived in Uniontown , PA
Susan - b. ca 1772 - mar.1st hus JESSE EGBERT,
2nd hus DAVID KLINE
Polly -
b. ca 1774 - mar. JONES, Sugar Valley , Ctr Twp , PA
Henry - b. 1775 - Spelled his name "DARR"
Lived in Schellsburg, Bedford Co, PA
mar. MARY DULL
Elizabeth - b. 1776 - mar. WILLIAM KEPNER, Venango, Co, PA
John - b. ca 1778 - Lived in Oley Twp, Berks Co, PA Catherine - b. ca 1780 - mar HENRY BARRICH
Christian, Jr -
b. ca 1789 - died Spring Twp, Centre Co, 30 Jul 1851
Children:
Rachel - b. ? mar WILLIAM YOUNG 29 Aug 1830
William - b. ? Wagon Maker & Blacksmith,
lived in Benezet
Daniel - b. 1807, d. 4 May 1882 -
Prominent Gun Maker, lived in Bellefonte
mar. CATHARINE SHADE 6 Mar 1843
Christian - b. ?
Solomon - lived in Bellefonte , PA
Henry - b. ?

Re: MARY E. DERR

dedudette — 2011-06-22 20:14:37Z

Hi, does the hymnal contain any Derr information? I believe the Mary M was widow of Andrew J Derr, who I think is in my line - still looking for proof! Any additional info would help.

Daughter born to Mr./Mrs. Jake Derr 1923 Longmont, CO

annageis76 — 2011-05-24 05:52:51Z

Longmont Ledger (Longmont, Boulder County)
May 4, 1923 Page 5

BORN

REYNOLDS-In Denver, Saturday, April 28, 1923, to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reynolds of Longmont, a daughter.

TOWNLEY-In Longmont, Tuesday, May 1, 1923, to Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Townley, a son.

DERR-In Longmont, Tuesday, May 1, 1923, to Mr. and Mrs. Jake Derr, a daughter.

STONER-In Longmont, Monday, April 30, 1923, to Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Stoner, a son.

Re: Martin Van Buren Derr

jojonewt — 2011-04-27 22:57:13Z

Thank you Nick for this information. Do you have any data on William Henry's family. If you do I would love to share information with you. I have been able to trace several of your great grandfather's siblings and their children. I am from Screno Norman Derr line, who was William Henry's brother. You can contact me at
jojonewt@hotmail.com

Looking forward to your reply.

Re: Martin Van Buren Derr

Nick_Derr — 2011-04-27 05:38:02Z

William Henry Derr was my great grandfather.
he passed away in Hemet, California and is Buried in
Salt Lake City.

Re: Calif. Derr (not too many)

Nick_Derr — 2011-04-27 05:27:00Z

I was wondering if there are any Derr's in southern California related to the Derr Bloodline from Teton, Idaho
or Minneapolis, Minnesota My great grand Father was William
Derr and his father's name was William Derr from Pennsylvania

Thank you

Nicholas Derr

Re: Derr Family Book

Nick_Derr — 2011-04-27 05:21:09Z

Thank You,

My family originaly came from The area of Berlin Germany,
they arriverd in the USA in to Pennsylvania.

Re: Derr Family Book

Utilitydog2004 — 2011-04-27 05:15:56Z

Oh, okay. I thought you were asking if they were related to the Derr's from Pa.

My Derr's go back to Johann Frederich Derr born 1754 in Germany and died 1799 in Pa. His grave marker even names the place in Germany where he was born.

Nancy

Re: Calif. Derr (not too many)

Nick_Derr — 2011-04-27 05:12:56Z

I live in Southern California I have found quite a few Derr's
I talked to one Derr his family came from Russia.

Re: Derr Family Book

Nick_Derr — 2011-04-27 04:43:45Z

Hi,

Yes, my family arrived in Pennsylvania from Germany
Some of the Derr's moved to Minnesota and on West from
there.

Thank You

Nicholas Derr

Re: Derr Family Book

Utilitydog2004 — 2011-04-27 04:32:52Z

Hi Nick,

My Derr family came from Pa. It's quite possible some migrated West, however, so far I have not come across any that moved West.

What do you know about your Grandfather? Do you know when he was born and died? Where did he live?

Nancy
Spotsylvania, Va.

Re: Derr Family Book

Nick_Derr — 2011-04-27 00:24:03Z

I have found some Derr's in Southern California are they related to the Derr's in Pennsylvania. are they related to the Derr's from Sugar City, Idaho and Teton, Idaho. My Grandfather was Clyde W. Derr
Thank YOU

Nicholas Derr
Orange County California
derrnicholas@mac.com

Valentine DERR/DUERR PA & NC

007Ruth — 2011-01-30 06:28:17Z

I would like to compare notes with anyone who has info on Valentine DERR and his two daughters, 1) Maria Susanna, b Aug 1867, PA;d ca 1804, NC; m Jacob BRAUCHER/BROUGHER, and 2) Rosina "Barbary", b 19 Jun 1770, baptized at Weisenburg Church, Lehigh Co., PA; m on 30 Jan 1793 to Frederick FISHER in NC.

Re: Maria Derr married to DAvid Strauss

lkgulick — 2011-01-06 04:18:58Z

David Strauss (b. 1809 Lehigh PA d.1889 Seneca Ohio) would be my g-g grandfather through his daughter Diadama Strauss b. abt 1839 (m. William C. Gulick),their son, Ira David Gulick b. 1869 (m. Addie Boroff), their son Kenneth H. Gulick b. 1908 (m. Thelma Fritz), their son, John D. Gulick b. 1949 (that's me)...This line stuck pretty close to the Seneca County, Ohio area...I have Diadama's photo album (1800's) which includes Strauss people from Allentown PA. I didn't know much about the Strauss family and I believe the name died out from this branch.They are buried in the old part of Greenlawn Cemetery in Tiffin, Seneca County Ohio. I intend to search for my Strauss ancestors.Thanks for the leads.

Re: Claude Derr in Pennsylvania & Australia

lisa0922 — 2010-12-11 02:25:32Z

Sherrie,

You probably have had some answers since you posted this, but I am a great granddaughter of Claude Derr. My grandmother, Gladys, was a child of Claude and Alice Ross.

DERR / ADAM family - Lancaster & Berks Co., PA - 1700s

SharonKleinstuber — 2010-11-20 02:09:43Z

Anna Margaretha Doerr married Johannes Bernhard Adam in 1751 in Lancaster Co., PA. Who were her parents? Could they be George & Mary Catrina Derr of Henpfield Twp., Lancaster Co., PA??

Re: Ladrow-Laderoute

MAURICEPERIARD — 2010-11-18 01:38:39Z

Hi ... more on Seguin dit Laderoute.
Please let me know if you have other information
not mentioned in the following ...

W. R. Derr of Plainview, TX 1928

drbrownlee — 2010-10-22 05:05:05Z

W. R. is pictured in the 1928 Traveler, yearbook of Wayland Baptist College in Plainview, TX, and is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching this family.

Re: John in Amity Twp, Berks Co PA ca 1798

ddarr169 — 2010-09-20 21:53:15Z

Well you go ahead and believe that which you like. For now I will settle on what I know about this issue from Probate records and the same 1830 census as well as the Annuals.
I have mention of John who filed vouchers on Christian propated chattles in 1824. So I am pretty sure this is the same John as mentioned in the Annauls and the census.
I am decended fron Henry Derr aka Darr who was born 1774
I am planning a trip to several courthouses in several counties to reseach the deeds and wills as well as anything that can be found in the achives in Berks, Union, as well as Centre....

As for, who was Ludwig and how does he fit in?
Ludwig was the founder of Lewisburg Pa Lewis being an anglicanized version of Ludwig.
Not sure if there is any relationship to that Derr line but
Christian and him seem to always be in the same areas. What is strange is Ludwig who dissappeared while selling land plots of Lewisburg in Philly and Later declared dead by the courts had a son who settled in Bellefonte Pa the Same place and time as many of christians children also. Ludwig was too old to be christians brother but maybe an uncle or something. It is on my to do list that is rather long.

Re: John in Amity Twp, Berks Co PA ca 1798

JamesvPrice — 2010-09-20 13:35:51Z

I have John from census records as born in 1793 or 1794, this seems to be too young for him to be Christian of Buffalo Twsp's son. Perhaps he lied, which wasn't too uncommon. By the way, who was the Ludwig Derr noted in the "Annals of Buffalo Township" and how does he fit in?

Re: John in Amity Twp, Berks Co PA ca 1798

ddarr169 — 2010-09-19 04:29:57Z

Christian Johns Father resided in Berks County before the revolution and some time after. He did enlist in Col Humptons rifles in Berks county and returned there after his two years service in that unit and Pa line.
You will find that John stayed in the Oley Twp area and that his father went north and west to buffalo valley with his siblings except Henrich aka Henry who went west to bedford county Pa around 1803.
I am not sure but most of Christians children it seems were put out to apprentice in various trades after their mother died. While there is no positive proof it is believed that John Learned his Trade from a Christian Derr from Berks county another noted Gunsmith.
The John From Amity Twp may have been a cousin, uncle or something But no relationship has yet been determined.

John was named after his uncle John who we know left a widow and four children on a farm in Pa was Jailed in Tawneytown Md cir 1778 for passing bogus colonials. Was pardoned to serve in a newly formed Regiment from that area on provision that he serve till end of was. Unit was known as the Tomms Creek 100 and saw service at Yorktown, John never was heard of again. Quite a story to this affair to.

Re: John in Amity Twp, Berks Co PA ca 1798

ddarr169 — 2010-09-17 09:16:41Z

the Quote was in the

ANNALS of BUFFALO VALLEY PENNSYLVANIA

1755 - 1855

Collated by John Blair Lynn

Page 452

John of oley twp was my 7g uncle

Re: John in Amity Twp, Berks Co PA ca 1798

JamesvPrice — 2010-09-16 21:48:09Z

Seems odd that the whole family moved on west except John, who went East. Not what usually happened back then. Where did you find this quote?

Re: John in Amity Twp, Berks Co PA ca 1798

ddarr169 — 2010-09-15 22:26:29Z

You John Derr of Oley Twp was a gunsmith and the son of Christian Derr 1746 to 1824 W Buffolo Twp Union County

ANNALS
of
BUFFALO VALLEY

PENNSYLVANIA

1755 - 1855

Collated by John Blair Lynn

Page 452
Derr, Christian, West Buffalo, aged, in 1820, seventy-two.
Enlisted at Reading, in Captain Nagle's company, Colonel Thompson's
regiment, and served one year; re-enlisted in November, 1776, in Captain
Moore's company, Colonel Humpton's regiment, and served in the battle
of King's Bridge, 11th January, 1777, Brandywine, and Germantown. In
the last action he was wounded, had several ribs broken, and was,
therefore, discharged. He was a carpenter, and had eleven children.
He had three balls in his body, which he carried to his grave. His
children were Ellis Derr, Mifflinburg; Samuel, Uniontown; Henry,
Schellsburg, Bedford county; Susan, married to Jesse Eghert,
afterwards David Kline, of Hartley; Polly, to Jones, of Sugar
valley; Elizabeth, to William Kepner, moved to Venango; John,
Oley township, Berks; Catherine, to Henry Barrich; Christian,
junior, who died in Spring township, Centre county, in 1852.
His children live in and about Bellefonte Daniel, Rachel, married
to William Young; William, in Benezet; Christian and Solomon,
in Bellefonte.

Re: Derr Family Book

Utilitydog2004 — 2010-05-17 02:12:30Z

The Roy H. Wampler book "The Derr Family 1750 - 1986" is available from Roy H. Wampler at 4620 North Park Ave., Apt. 1006E, Chevy Chase, Md. 20815-4560....E-mail: roywamp@juno.com The book deals primarily with Derr's from Maryland.

My Derr family came from Pa. and so far I've not found a connection to the Derr's of Maryland.

Nancy

Re: Derr Family Book

Utilitydog2004 — 2010-05-17 02:11:04Z

Re: Derr Family Book

doreenm19 — 2010-04-16 12:09:49Z

Hello -does this book cover any of the Derr Family in Pennsylvania? Schuylkill, Lehigh, Berks or Northumberland counties?

I'm researching the Derr family - my great grandmother is Rachel Derr married to Irvin Grant Wagner daughter of Uriah Derr. Uriah Derr is the son of Philip Derr from Ringtown, PA.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
Doreen

Re: elizabeth (elisabeth) derr

lashire_1 — 2010-04-01 07:54:33Z

about what year would she be born?

John/Elemina Derr-1790/1814 Bucks Co., PA

tenerave — 2010-03-16 23:15:34Z

Looking for information on John Derr of Bucks Co., PA. Born approx. 1790 in PA. Shown on the 1860 census in Quakertown at age 70. Listed with Elamina Derr, age 46, and Hannah, Mary and Amanda Berger, ages 13, 16 and 3, respectively. Elemina is shown on a later census (1880) with daughter Amanda, age 23, who has married. Elemina is listed as mother-in-law on that census.

Trying to figure out two things: 1) Who is the father of the Berger children in this family (and consequently where he is, i.e. dead, divorced, etc.), and 2) is this Mary Berger the same who married Herbert P. Vanderburg of New York and moved to Missouri. Any information yay or nay will be appreciated.

Re: Derr''s in Ohio

rebecca9596 — 2010-02-20 16:51:15Z

Hello My Name is Nellie and I am researching my grgrgr grandfathers side of the family his name was John Molden. we know he lived and married in clairmont county ohio. He married a Sarah Laycock in 1834 and they had five children. Racheal Archibald, Ananias, Richard and I believe one more son. could you share your information with me.. could be my John and his siblings etc. thankyou Nellie rusty1stbase@hotmail.com

Re: Derr''s in Ohio

rebecca9596 — 2010-02-17 21:14:46Z

what I meant was your Rachael could be my Johns daughter. sorry I botched that.

Re: Derr''s in Ohio

rebecca9596 — 2010-02-17 21:12:58Z

our Moldens came from Ohio. our John was Married in clairmont county Ohio to Sarah Laycock in 1834.they had 4 boys and 1 girl named Rachael. your Moldens could be related. do you have any more information on this family? I have info if there is a match up. thanks a lot.

Mrs. Christian Derr and Guth Family as mentioned

ddarr169 — 2010-01-17 16:54:21Z

Lorentz Guth, Jr., son of Lorentz, also settled on the old homestead in Lehigh county, and became extensively engaged in agricultural pursuits. He and his wife had children: Adam, who moved to Ohio; Daniel; John; Peter; Henry; Susanna, who married a Mr. Nerver; and Mrs. Christian Derr. The family were members of the Reformed Church.Biographies from Historical and Biographical Annals by Morton Montgomery
GULDIN, CHARLES R.

Who is this Mrs. Christian Derr? and what is the connection here?

Re: derr family history

MauriceE_Clouser — 2010-01-03 21:54:05Z

Mollie Vistoria Trutt, B-13 Nov. 1889, in Jackson Twp. Snyder County, Pa Daughter of George F and Ida S (Beaver) Trutt Married Charles Derr on 12 June 1910. I'm searching for info on George F Trutt's Parents can you help me?
Thanks
Maurice

Re: DERR''s in Ohio

HAR2RID — 2009-11-08 00:50:30Z

My Hettie Jane Derr, born June 7, 1860, Iowa, married David Martin. They had two children; Alpha Agnes and William Harold. Any possible connection to your Derr family? Please contct me at mlkaltenecker@hotmail.com

Thank you so much.

Marylyn Kaltenecker

Re: Calif. Derr (not too many)

HAR2RID — 2009-11-08 00:26:46Z

My Hettie Jane Derr, born June 7, 1860, Iowa, maried David Martin. They had two children; William Harold and Alpha Agnes. Could this Hettie Jane Derr be a part of your research also? Please contact me at mlkaltenecker@hotmail.com.

Thank you so much.

Marylyn Kaltenecker

Re: Ira Otis Derr

HAR2RID — 2009-11-08 00:14:28Z

My Hettie Jane Derr, born June 7, 1860, Iowa, married David Martin. They had two children, William Harold and Alpha Agnes. Is she at all related to your Derr? Pease contact me at mlkaltenecker@hotmail.com Thank you very much.

Marylyn Kaltenecker

Re: Martin Van Buren Derr

HAR2RID — 2009-11-08 00:07:26Z

My Hettie Jane born June 7, 1860 in Iowa, married David Martin, having two children William Harold Martin and Alpha Agnes Martin. Are they the same as the Hettie Jane in your message? Please reply at mlkaltenecker@hotmail.com Thank you so much.

Marylyn Kaltenecker