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Re: alva or lawrence kryder

jgirtz11 — 2010-06-07 03:29:04Z

My name is Jessica Girtz. My Grandfather's name was Robert Ray Kryder. His father was John Alva Kryder. I believe he is the one you are looking for.

Re: alva or lawrence kryder

ezto4get — 2008-12-10 14:05:33Z

I was wondering if you found connections for "alva" after all this time.

I show a John Alva Kryder who was the son of Ira W. & Lovina Levering or Leavering and a Grandson of John Samuel Kryder.

I believe Lovina married Charles F. Burch after the death of Ira.

Harold L. Kryder, 83, Born, in Lock Haven, PA" son of, J. Kenneth Kryder and Winifred Straub. Kryder,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2008-10-15 06:25:24Z

Harold L. "Jim" Kryder, 83,
of 209 Oak St., Jersey Shore, died Sunday, Oct. 12, 2008 in the Jersey Shore Hospital.

Born May 19, 1925 in Lock Haven,PA,
he was the son of J. Kenneth Kryder and the former Winifred Straub.

Jim is survived by his wife, the former Betty F. Miller. They were united in marriage June 15, 1948 in Trinity United Methodist Church in Jersey Shore.

Jim was employed by Bethlehem Steel Co. from 1951 until he retired in 1988.

He enjoyed history and geography. For many years he was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church.

During World War II, he served in the United States Navy.

Also surviving, in addition to his wife, are a daughter, Judy K. (Chris) Worley of Hamilton, Ohio; two sons, Robert G. Kryder of Jersey Shore and Paul Kenneth (Janet) Kryder of Jersey Shore; six grandchildren, Brandon, Breanna, Larissa, Keri, Joshua and Juan P. Maggs; three great-grandchildren, Cory, Jamie and Jessie. Jim was preceded in death by a daughter, Cheryl L. Rader.

Funeral services will be Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2008 at 12 noon in Trinity United Methodist Church, at the corner of Allegheny and Glover streets in Jersey Shore. Friends may call from 10:30 a.m. Wednesday until the time of services in the church. The Rev. Jack Shafer will officiate. Burial will be in Jersey Shore Cemetery.

The family will provide flowers and suggests memorial contributions be made in his name to Trinity United Methodist Church.

Trinity United Methodist Church."
Rev. Jack Shafer,"

Kryder, Clinton County Pennsylvania

jasonbernard2 — 2006-01-22 14:08:37Z

I am trying to find information about the family of Mary Kryder Wilson from Bald Eagle, born about 1888.
Parents of Mary were (I.W.B. ?) Kryder born abt 1855 and Roxanna ? born abt 1861. There were three other children in addition to Mary Kryder.
Mary Kryder married Willie Wilson in 1907-08.
It is especially Mary Kryder Wilson's daughter, Margaret Alice born 1909, in Lock Haven that I am interested in.

Re: Daniel Kryder 1813 -1888

2004-08-03 00:26:02Z

i have a lot of info for u, my gr.gr.gr.gr. grandmother was mary kryder eilert daughter of judge jacob kryder

alva or lawrence kryder

elsm73 — 2003-05-23 17:52:33Z

I am searching for anyone related to "lovina lavering"maiden name. She also had a son virgil ray burch. Information said alva lived in los angles and lawrence live in New Jersey.

C /G /K - R - EI /I /IE /Y - D - E - R

cdknowles — 2003-03-13 20:52:14Z

Been at it a while and every few years have to take a break because of frustration.

Had no idea so much work had gone in to the Internet ! But
now I remember why I'd get frustrated.

My line settled on the spelling "Greider" but in the early to mid 1800's I've found them with the spellings -Cryder, Kreider, Crider, Krider, Grider and Greider. (Even saw a few that appeared to be relatives who had an "N" or a "T" in place of the "D")

Just noticed the soundex feature here and got the following results - for Greider = 22 possibilities ; for Kreider = 15 hits ; for Creider = 78 hits !

First of all the soundex completely missed the most important phonetic issue - it did not see the interchangability of the K, G and C.

And secondly of the 78 supposed matches for the C I only saw one that was near to this family.

No wonder I'm almost bald.

David

HARRISON KRYDER FAMILY

ccritch1 — 2002-04-02 21:16:58Z

DAWNETTE--- Harrison is my gggrandfather. He and Francis Harding did not have any children. All of his children were from his first marriage to Mary Ann Trease, who was born 1844 and died 1879. I have more information and a picture of Harrison and Francis who has a grandchild on the picture. Let me know if I can be a help to you.

Sarah E. (Williams) Kryder 1841-1907

2001-09-25 20:23:13Z

"Freeport Weekly Herald" Feb 1, 1907 p2 c3 (ILL)

Mrs. Sarah E. Kryder

Mrs. Sarah E. Kryder, wife of William H. Kryder, died at 12:15 o'clock Sunday afternoon at her home at Cedarville after an illness of several months. The deceased was born in Chester county, Pa., sixty-five years ago, and lived in this state ever since twelve years of age. She was married in 1859. She leaves five children living, two having preceded her to the grave. Those who survive are: Mrs. J. A. Graham of Freeport, Mrs. Ella Howarth, George W., John and Cyrus of Cedarville. She is also survived by three brothers, W. H. Williams of Wing Grove, Wis., J. H. Williams of Monroe, Wis., H. A. Williams of Central City, Neb., and one sister Mrs. M.L. Clevenstine, of Rock Island, Ill.

Mrs. Kryder will be buried in the Cedarville cemetery. The funeral will be Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 from the house and at 2:00 p.m. from the church. Rev. M. Holloway of Dakota will officiate, assisted by Rev. Mr. Newcomb of Cedarville.

TRANSCRIBER NOTE: Sarah E. Kryder was born January 26, 1841 as Sarah Elizabeth Williams. She married William H. Kryder, son of Daniel Kryder and Margaret Holloway.

John Frank Kryder 1867-1949

2001-09-25 19:52:13Z

"Freeport Journal Standard" June 2, 1949 p24 c2 (Illinois)

JOHN FRANK KRYDER

John Frank Kryder, 81, route 3, Cedarville, died at 12:40 p.m. Wednesday in a Freeport hospital following a short illness.

He was born June 5, 1867, in Stephenson county, the son of William and Sarah Kryder. He married Mary Jackson on Feb. 10, 1891. She died March 15, 1912. His second wife, Agnes Kryder, whom he married October 21, 1915, died Nov. 14, 1932. Kryder was a member of the Cedarville Methodist church and a retired farmer.

Surviving are one son, Clarence of Cedarville; one brother, Cyrus of Cedarville; one sister Mrs. Eva Howarth of Freeport; five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Cedarville Methodist church, Rev. John Dickson of Red Oak will officiate, assisted by Rev. Fred Anderson of Orangeville. Interment will be in Cedarville cemetery.

Friends may call at the Burington funeral home in Orangeville until noon on Friday.

Sarah Ann (Smull) Kryder 1822-1892

2001-09-25 19:34:41Z

"Freeport Weekly Democrat" July 22, 1892 (Illinnois)

DAKOTA July 20 -- This morning at 6 o'clock Mrs. David Kryder was called from her earthly home to a home beyond the grave. She was an esteemed citizen, a devout christian and an able and earnest member of the Reformed church. Mrs. Kryder is the last one of the family and leaves considerable property behind, which is reported is left to the college and the Reformed church at this place.

TRANSCRIBER NOTE: Mrs. David Kryder was formerly Sarah Ann Smull. David is the son John Kryder and Susannah Keene

Margaret (Holloway) Kryder 1808-1891

2001-09-25 19:12:51Z

"Orangeville Courier" Jan 17, 1891 p1 c5 (Illinois)

Obituary

At the home of Mrs. S. E. Seyler, in Freeport, at 10 o'clock Friday night Margaret Kryder, widow of the late Daniel Kryder, of Cedarville, who died three years ago, passed away of old age, in the 83rd year of her life. The deceased was born at Aaronsburg, Pa., Dec. 17th, 1808 and was married Jan. 25th, 1835. With her late husband she came west in 1842 and settled near Cedarville, which was her home up to three years ago, when she removed to Freeport. Two children are living besides Mrs. Seyler -- Mrs. Mary Law and William Kryder, both of Cedarville. Five sons are dead. Mrs. Jennie F. Kryder was a daughter-in-law. The funeral occurred Monday morning at 10 o'clock, conducted by Rev. N. J. Harkness and Rev. Joseph Best. The remains are interred in Wright's cemetery near Cedarville.

NOTE FROM TRANSCRIBER: Margaret's maiden name was Holloway. She was married to Daniel Kryder who was the son of Jacob Kryder and Elizabeth Neidigh.

Mary Elizabeth (Kryder) Law 1841-1927

2001-09-25 18:45:47Z

“Freeport Journal Standard” June 7, 1927 p6 c6 (Illinois)

MRS. JOHN S. LAW, 86, PASSES AWAY
RESIDENT OF STEPHENSON COUNTY SINCE INFANCY – FUNERAL WEDNESDAY

Mary Elizabeth Law, widow of John S. Law, passed away at 6 o’clock Monday afternoon at the home of her graddaughter Mrs. M.E. Hutmacher, at Elleroy, where she had made her home for the past few months, death following an illness of ten days.

The deceased was born in Union county, Pennsylvania, March 23, 1841, and was the daughter of Daniel and Margaret Kryder, and came to Stephenson County when buy six weeks of age, making the trip westward in a “prairie schooner” and has resided in this county for 86 years, being the last of a family of nine children.

A sister, Mrs. Susan E. Carl preceded her in death four years ago. Three daughters and one son survive to mourn the mother’s death: Mrs. John P. Smith, Byronm Ill.; Mrs. Luther N. Nixon, Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. Lillian V. Hitchcock, Oregon, Ill.; and Byron Law, Cedarville. Two other children preceded her in death some years ago.

Twenty grandchildren and fourteen great-grandchildren also survive the deceased.

Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock from the home of her son, Byron Law at Cedarville, the Rev., N. J. Collins of the Methodist Church, officiating, six grandsons of the deceased will act as pall bearers. Burial will be in Grand View Cemetery.

William H. Kryder 1835 -1913

2001-09-25 17:45:07Z

"Freeport Journal Standard" Dec. 2, 1913 (Illinois)

William H. Kryder, a resident of Stephenson county since 1842, passed away at his home in Cedarville at 7:15 o'clock this morning following an illness of six weeks duration. Mr. Kryder had been suffering with kidney trouble. Deceased was one of the early settlers of the county and was well known throughout the community in which he lived.

Decedent was born in Centre county, Pennsylvania, June 16th, 1835 and came west in 1842 settling on a farm near Cedarville, where he resided until twelve years ago when he moved into the village where he has since resided. Mr. Kryder was a Civil War veteran, having enlisted in Company E., 146th Illinois Volunteer Infantry in 1863 and serving until the close of the year.

He was married in 1859 to Miss Sarah. E. Williams, who passed away seven years ago.

He is survived by the following children: Mrs. Mary Graham, Geo. W., J. F. and C. H. Kryder and Mrs. Eva Howarth, all of Cedarville. Two sisters also survive. They are Mrs. Carl, of Oregon, Illinois, and Mrs. John Law, of Cedarville.

Mr. Kryder was a member of John A. Davis Post G. A. R. and attended the Methodist church at Cedarville. Funeral services will be held from the late home at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon and later from M. E. church at Cedarville. Burial will be made at Cedarville.

Daniel Kryder 1813 -1888

2001-09-25 17:29:06Z

"Freeport Weekly Democrat" April 6, 1888 p 6 c 2 (Illinois)

Daniel Kryder, an old settler, passed away, a victim of heart disease, this morning at his home in Cedarville. He was 74 years of age and leaves a son and two daughters, all living in this county. They are Wm Kryder, Mrs. John Law and Mrs. Sophia Seyler. The late Rev. Cyrus K. Kryder was a son.

The deceased was one of the earliest of the early settlers and he will be remembered as a gentleman of most honorable motives, of whom everybody respected.

The funeral will take place on Thursday at 10 a.m. from the Methodist church in Cedarville, Rev. Hopkins officiating.

TRANSCRIBER NOTE: Daniel was born October 27, 1813 in Haines Twp., Centre County, Pennsylvania, and died April 3, 1888 in Cedarville, Stephenson County, Illinois. He was the son of Jacob Kryder and Margaret Elizabeth Neidigh.

Kryder

Rose4Larry — 2001-06-28 08:01:55Z

Looking for Kryder male that was connected to a female surname Houk or various spelling, around 1870 give or take a few yrs...... or a kryder connected to a female white or wilson around 1910 Im trying to fix my family tree eather my grandfather or greatgrandfather was given a name change after Kryde was no longer in the picture, I sincerely hope that someone can help me
thanks
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Helen Kryder

hotchkissmall — 2001-06-25 17:09:29Z

I am looking for information on Helen Kryder, daughter of Charles Kryder and Lena Richamore. I am a great grandneice of William T. Fall. I need to see if I can make this connection. I would like to know about their children. wilma

KRYDER--Allen Co., IN?

dawnette — 2001-06-22 14:43:51Z

Is anyone looking for Kryders in Allen Co., IN? Am looking for information pertaining to the family of Harrison and Ellen (or Francis Ellen) Kryder of Allen Co.

Allen County Kryders

2000-08-01 15:19:29Z

For info on Harrison Kryder or Kryders of Allen County Indiana, contact Leigh at flplants@interpoint.net.

Kryder/Neuhouser

2000-08-01 15:14:38Z

Dear Dawnette:
Harrison was my gggrandfather. I have lots and lots of Kryder info including a picture of Harrison and Frances Ellen, who was his second wife. Have pictures of their children. Also have plats showing where his land was located, Kryder tombstone pictures and more! All in all, I have a couple thousand pages on the family of Harrison Kryder. Also have some Kryder/Neuhouser business info- I'd like to know how Neuhouser is related.

Contact me

1999-12-28 18:41:58Z

I forgot to give an e-mail address that I can be contacted at for Kryder information , it is Penny97B@aol.com
Thanks, Penny Bucks

Kryder family - Walter , David , Violet, Laura , Isaac

1999-12-28 18:38:43Z

I am searching for information on the Kryder family of Indiana. I am a ggranddaughter of David H. Kryder and Laura B. (Lehman )Kryder. Other members would be Walter , Violet , Isaac P. , Isaac. M. Martha (BOnney), The majority of these Kryders are buried in St. Joseph County , Indiana.Any help would be appreciated, and I will be happy to share information that I have.

Frank Kryder

1999-12-27 15:48:08Z

I would like to speak with people who knew my great-grandfather and/or grandfather, both named Frank Kryder, of 225 Standard Building, 215 East Berry Street, Ft. Wayne, Indiana. 1894-1967