Notes

[NI043737] Lutheran

[NI043751] Robert Thompson shows up on the 1894 & 1900 census of Winfield twp., Montcalm co., MI. It states that Anna had been in MI since 1873 & Robert had been there since 1874. They were both b. in Canada apparently & then came into the US via PA where they had gained their citizenship. It also shows Robert's father as being Canadian & his mother Scottish. Both of Anna's parents were Canadian. On the 1894 MI Agricultural Census it said Anna or Annie had 6 chldrn, 5 of which were living.

[NI043752] Robert Thompson shows up on the 1894 & 1900 census of Winfield twp., Montcalm co., MI. A hand copy of this is in my files. It states that Anna had been in MI since 1873 & Robert had been there since 1874. They were both born in Canada apparently & then came into the US via PA where they had gained their citizenship. It also shows Robert's father as being Canadian & his mother Scottish. Both of Anna's parents were Canadian. On the 1894 MI Agricultural Census it said Anna or Annie had 6 chldrn, 5 of which were living.

[NI043801] David J. Shaffer, 4th son 7th chld of John & Catherine (Couster) Shaffer with the given b. & d. dates. He was a man of good judgment & sterling qualities, & these made up for edu. deficencies. He settled in Paint Twp., 1852, on the farm purchased from his uncle Daniel, & there resided until 1864, when he removed to where Windber now stands. He was in the lumber contracting & bldg bus. at the time of the great flood of May 31 1889, Johnstown. He was a memb. of the German Bapt. Ch., in which he held the position of deacon, & affiliated with the Whig party. He serv. for a no. of yrs as school director & supervisor. He was among the 1st to be drafted at the outbreak of the Civil war, & paid $300 which the gov't accepted in lieu of his serv.s. During 1863-5, he was post provost marshal & enrolling office." David Shaffer was a large landowner, whose farm covered most of what is the town of Windber, Somerset Co., PA, he was also a building contractor & farmer. He was a Deacon in the German Ref. Ch, of which he & his wife were memb. He serv., during Civil War, as Post Provost Marshal, in lieu of mil. serv. David & Rachel Shaffer pioneers in Windber By Patricia Shaffer, Windber-Johntown Genealogical Society Taken from The Windber Era, Apr 7 1987 David J. Shaffer, s/o John D. & Catherine (Custer) Shaffer, was b. Greenland section of Paint Twp. Jan 27 1828. He grew to adulthood in that section & received his education in Twp. schools, taking advantage of such edu. as existed in his younger dys. Jan 12 1851, David J. Shaffer m. Ms Rachel Holsapple, d/o Isaac & Christina (Hoffman) Holsapple, b. Oct 30 1831, Paint Twp. They purchased land from his uncle, Daniel Shaffer that was situated in what presently is Rummel-Old Ashtola area of land. Here they resided for the 1st yrs of their m. On 29 Dec 1893 David & Rachel sold their land for $12,706.11 to Berwind & White, Then retired to what soon became Paint Boro. They became the parents of 9 chldn- 6 boys & 3 girls. 1864 David J. Shaffer purchased the land of Jacob Messerbaugh, near the present day Windber Fire Co. bldg, on the Paint Creek, & here the family resided in that section which then was as yet unpopulated. The wilderness area that lay between Scalp Level & Rummel that we now know as Windber Boro was not settled until 1897. Except for the few scattering of farms on the outskirts, the only home situated on the land was that of David J. Shaffer. The Shaffer homestead was situated where the Windber Municipal Bldg stands today, on the corner of Somerset Ave. & 15th St.. It later was moved to face 15th St.. It is behind the Municipal Bldg, serving as the Windber Museum. David J. Shaffer, farmer who dealt in lumbering in the latter yrs of his life & became successful in bus., managing his own affairs, noted as the last of the pioneers. The homestead was sold to the Berwind White Coal Co. 1893 & the Shaffers moved into Scalp Level where they retired from farming, lived to see their farm fields turned into home sites that by 1900 held over 4,000 people. They saw progress in the making as the woodsman's ax chopped the virgin trees & only the wild animals like thunder in the silent woods occupied the sound throughout the wilderness. Today this is the Boro of Windber. David J. Shaffer, last of the pioneers, d. Oct 7 1900 & bur. Berkey Ch. Cem. Rachel d. Sep 16 1919. Their chldn were Frances, Isaac, Catherine, Jacob, Christina, Josiah, Lewis, Daniel, & Norman D. Shaffer. Many of the chldn of the 9 chldrn who were b. to David J. Shaffer & Rachel (Holsapple) Shaffer went on to be prominent well remembered citizens in the Windber- Johnstown area, as well as throughout the US. Down through the generations the des. of this 1st family, who resided on the land that today is the town of Windber, have proven to their communities, wherever they may live, that they still maintain high level of serv. & faith as did their ancestor over 100 yrs ago in Paint Twp.
Will of David J. Shaffer only after his death. Dayed this 23rd day of Sep 1890. I David J. Shaffer of the co. of Somerset & state of PA being of sound mind & understanding but weak in body & considering the uncertainty of this transatory life, do make this my only & last as well as my 1st will & testament, in the manner & form to wit:-- That in the advent of my death that all my property Real & Personal shall go to my wife Rachel Shaffer for to have & hold & controll so long as she shall live for her maintenance, & in the advent of her death it shall be devided equally among my chldn or their heirs as the case may be mutuelly. Without any force of law or illwill. I declare that any advancements that I have made or may hereafter make, to any of my chldn or as shall be owing to my Estate from any of them at my decease or shall be owing after her my wife Rachael Shaffer's decease shall shall be considered as part of my residuary estate, & shall be deducted from his or her or their respective shares. I further decree that should the said Jacob W. Shaffer not have a deed for his farm that he resides on at my death or after my wife Rachel Shaffers death that all the chldn or their heirs shall make for him a deed upon payment of of the Original per share price of $2744.59 deducting what ever that he may have pd on & after the date of this testament, the balance that he the said Jacob W. Shaffer, does or then will owe said estate they the chldn to have & to hold equally & jointly against the said Jacob W. Shaffer untill pd. Dsvid J. Shaffer Wittness: Isaac D. Shaffer, Amadias Orris, Josiah D. Shaffer, Norman D. Shaffer Filed & remitted to probate 5 Nov 1902 Jno S. Miller, register

[NI043812] Rachel outlived her husb. by nearly 20 yrs & d. Sep 16 1919. Jul 23 1914, Rachel Shaffer was seriously injured while returning from eve. services at the Ch. where Elder Carmen C. Johnson of Pittsburgh preached a sermon. She was within 3 ft. of the curb in front of her home when a car driven by Joseph J. Johnson of Westmont ran her down. Elder Johnson was in the car when the accident occurred. The aged woman's skirts were caught in the right front wheel & although the driver applied the emergency brake as quickly as possible, the outer clothing was torn off & Mrs. Shaffer was thrown on her back, with her head striking the curb. Dr. A. W. Brinham examined her & found internal injuries, broken ribs, & bad bruises. She was then aged 83 years old & never fully recovered from the injuries from the accident.

[NI043823] 1850 census Paint Twp., Somerset Co., PA
49 Holsapple, Isaac 49 M Farmer -1500 Acres
Holsapple, Christina 45 F
Holsapple, Jacob 17 M Laborer
Holsapple, Joseph 15 M Laborer
Holsapple, Isaac 2 M
Holsapple, Rachel 18 F
Holsapple, Sarah 13 F
1870 Census Paint Twp., Somerset Co., PA Enumerated on 15 Jun 1870 by H. J. Boyts
3 114 110 Holsapble Isaac 68 M W farmer 6,000 Pa
4 114 110 Holsapble Christina 64 F W wife Pa
5 114 110 Holsapble Daniel 18 M W At Home Pa
6 114 110 Wertz Susanna 31 F W domestic servant Pa

[NI043829] Civil War This is to certify That David Lint Enlisted Aug 16 1862 from Tuscarawas Co, OH, & was mustered into the US serv, Camp Chase, OH, to serv 3 yrs as pvt in Co. D 52nd Reg. OH Vol Inf. Under command of Capt. M. Morrow, Capt. S. M. Neighbor & C. M. Summers & Col. Daniel McCook. The reg't was assigned to the 3rd Brigade, 2nd Div & 14th Army Corps. Comrade Lint shares the fortunes of his reg't in following movements & engagements: Battle of Chickamauga, GA Sep 19-21st; Tunnel Hill Nov 24-25 1863, Missionary Ridge Nov 25; Tunnel Hill, Buzzard's Roost, Gap & Rocky Faced Gap Feb 23-25; Tunnel Hill May 6-7, Buzzard's Roost Gap May 8-9, Resaca May 14-15, Rome & Kingston, GA. May 17-18, Battles abt Dallas, New Hope, Church, Altoona Hills May 15-Jun 5, Pine Hill Jun 11-15 1864, Lost Mtn Jun 15-17, Ruffs Sta Jul 4, Chattahoochie River Maj Gen Schoefield Jul 5-7 Army of OH, Peach Tree Creek Jul 19-20, Cloy Creek Aug 5-7, Battle of Jonesboro Aug 31-Sep 1, Lovejoy Sta Sep 2-6, Marched to the Sea Nov 15-Dec 10, Louisville Nov 30, Averysboro, N.C. Mar 16, Battle of Bentonville Mar 19-21 1865, Bennett's House Apr 21, Surrender of Johnston & his Army Grand Review May 24. Honorably Discharged Jun 3 1865, Washington DC by reason of close of war. Memb of Welsh GAR Post No. 422 Dept of OH, Located at Uhrichsville, OH dedicated by Comrade Lint to the memory of his wife, Sarah & presented to chldn, Frank, Clara & Vena, Mar 1912. Published expressly for the Army & Navy Record Co. Entered according to act of congress in the yr 1883, by Pettibone Bros Manufacturing Co in the Office of Librarian of Congress at Washington. From War of Rebellion 1861-1866 Vol. 4 pg 656 Roster of OH Troops 52 Reg OH Vol Inf Co D Mustered in Aug 20 1862, Camp Dennison, OH, by A. F. Bond, Capt 2d Inf, USA. Mustered out Jun 3 1865, Washington DC, by George Scroggs, 1st Lt 125 IL Vols. Name Rank Age Enter Serv: David Lint, do 17 Aug 16 1862 3 yrs. Mustered out with Co Jun 3 1865. 24 of co killed, 2 captured. Bur Union Cem, Mill Twp, Tuscarawas Co, OH. Grave stone says GAR.

[NI043841] Robert Gantz ran off before Lucille was born & she had to put Lucille in an orphanage during the week. But the orphanage did not take good care of Lucille, so she pulled Lucille out & got her sister Verna to watch Lucille while Clara worked. Was the Head Cook of Mount Union College in Alliance, OH After Lucille married, Arthur got rheumatic fever & was bedridden. Lucille went to work at Salem China & Clara retired & took care of the household & helped raise Jackie & Robert Meek. Buried at Union Cem, Mill Twp, Tuscarawas Co, OH. Buried next to a Frank Ervin Lint, 1876 - 29 Jan 1923.

[NI043844] Lived in Cleveland. Drove Caskets.

[NI043845] Isaac D. Shaffer b. Feb 2 1854 m. Susanna Weaver. They moved to Quakertown, PA, where he d. May 12 1936, age of 83 buried in the Springfield Brethren Cem. They were the parents of these chldrn: Mahlon W., m. Anna Faust; Ida, w/o Milton Livingston; Emma, w/o Frank B. Seese; Mary, w/o John H. Lehman; Martha, w/o Glenn Holsinger; Minevra, w/o James I Livingston; & William A. Shaffer, an attorney in Elmira, NY, where he d. 1947. "1 of the most prominent & enterprising of the business men of Scalp Level, PA. His education was obtained in the public schools, & he settled on a farm near Windber, in 1879, where he still 1906 resides. He is a practical man of business, & possessed of sound judgement. He sold the coal under 110 ac.s of his land, in 1892, to A. F. Sayers, of the Wilmore Coal Co., & they opened a drift known as No. 31. In addition to cultivating his farm he is engaged in the dairy business, & for a number of yrs has furnished milk to the residents of Windber. He has, besides this a number of other business interest, stockholder & director in the Citizen's Nat'l Bank; director & stockholder in the Windber Bldg Assoc.; director in the Johnstown & Shelp Elec. Rd Co.; & has been pres. of the Solex Telephone Co. for 3 yrs. a member of the German Bapt. or Dunkard church, & assessor of Paint Twp. in 1898. He is a man of energy & intelligence, & is greatly esteemed by his fellow citizens."

[NI043846] Lived New Philadelphia. had 3 or 4 kids. 2 sons, 1 daug, maybe more. 7 ggchldn

[NI043847] Was murdered in Youngstown, OH.

[NI043875] Both Daniel and his sister Belinda Cordrey were born by George Cordrey's 1st wife who apparently died in about 1868 when Daniel was maybe 22 and Belinda was only 11. George later marries Rebecca Jane Hite for a period of about 2 yrs (the reason for their separation is unknown). Rebecca soon marries John Lint and this possible is the connection to the Lint's whom Daniel and Melinda marry into.

[NI043877] Both Daniel & his sis Belinda Cordrey were b by George Cordrey's 1st wife who apparently d abt 1868 when Daniel was maybe 22 & Belinda was only 11. George later m Rebecca Jane Hite for a period of abt 2 yrs (the reason for their separation is ukwn). Rebecca soon m John Lint & this possible is the connection to the Lint's whom Daniel & Melinda marry into.

[NI043885] George had a store in Stillwater, OH which is abt 7 mis south of Dennison & Uhrichville on State Rte 800.

[NI043898] Saturday March 15, 1986 Salem News p. 2 Lucille Meek Callahan. Lucille Meek Callahan, 80, 1842 Cleveland St. d of heart complications, Fri 12:30 pm at Salem Comm. Hosp. ER following a brief illness. B Dec 21 1905, New Philadelphia, she was the daughter of the late Robert F. & Clara Lint Gantz. She was employed at the Salem China as a liner for 25 yrs, retiring in 1952. A memb of Union Ave. Meth Ch, Alliance, she was a memb of Daugs of Amer & the Salem Elks Aux. Her 1st husb, Arthur W. Meek, whom she m Aug 18 1927, preceded her in death on Aug. 6, 1950. Her 2nd husb, Dennis Callahan, whom she m Jan 12 1952, preceded her in death on Sept. 12, 1980. Survivors include daug Jackie Flick, Salem; a son, Robert A. Meek, Alliance; 2 stepdaugs, Mrs. Henry (Conradine) Huseman, Salem & Mrs. George (Dorothy) Rippl, Columbia SC; a stepson, Richard Callahan, Dayton; 10 gchldn & 10 ggchldn. Funeral servs will be held at 11 AM at Stark Mem'l with Rev. Joseph Kirby officiating. Bur Damascus Cem. Friends may call 1 hr prior to serv Mon at the funeral home.
A TRIBUTE published in the pages of THE ALLIANCE REVIEW Alliance, OH Mar. 15, 1986 Mem'l Obit: Entered Into Eternal Rest Fri Mar 14 1986; Lucille Meek Callahan, Salem - Lucille Meek Callahan, 1842 Cleveland St. d 12:30 pm Fri in Salem Comm Hosp ER, following a short illness. The d/o Robert & Clara Lint Gantz, b New Philadelphia, Dec 21 1905. She was a memb Union Ave Un Meth Ch, Alliance & was a memb of Salem Elks Lodge Aux & Daugs of Amer. She retired in 1952 from Salem China Co. where she worked as a liner for 25 yrs. Survivors include a daug, Jackie Flick, Salem; a son, Robert A. Meek, Alliance; 2 stepdaugs, Mrs. Henry (Conradine) Huseman, Salem & Mrs. George (Dorothy) Rippl, Columbia, SC; a step-son, Richard Callahan, Dayton; 10 gchldn; & 10 ggchldn. Mrs. Callahan was preceded in death by her 1st husb, Arthur W. Meek, Aug 6 1950. They were m Aug 18 1927. Her 2nd husb Dennis Callahan, d Sep 12 1980. They were m Jan 12 1952. Funeral servs held Mon 11 am at Stark Mem'l Funeral Home with Rev. Joseph Kirby officiating. Friends may call 1 hr prior to serv at the funeral home. Bur Damascus Cem.

[NI043907] Obit in Coshocton Trib of 1 May 1939.

[NI043941] 285-10-3456

Floyds name and adopted status uncertain

[NI043970] 1850 Federal Census Somerset Twp., Somerset Co., PA Enumerated 7 Oct 1850 by J. J. Schell
7 301 312 Lint Peter 47 MFarmer 2,000 PA
8 301 312 Lint Elisabeth 30 F.PA
9 301 312 Lint Nancy 13 F.PA
10 301 312 Lint Tiliann 12 F.PA .
11 301 312 Lint Elisabeth 11 F.PA
12 301 312 Lint Cyrus 6 M.PA

[NI044017] Lived in Somerset Co., PA. Although Conrad Thomas Lint Jr. d. in Nov. 1805 his w. Catherine held the little family together over the next 21 yrs until she d. in 1826. Also on 30 Nov. 1805 in Somerset, Somerset Co., PA, Conrad's estate was filed as #28. When Conrad d. in 1805 apparently his w. Catherine either didn't want to be executor of his estate or was incompetent. In either event, on 30 Nov 1805 Catherine was "renounced" as executor of Conrad Lind's will & Christian Lint [Conrad's bro.] & Christian Kugel were appointed as administrators of the will. Alex Ogle & Gillian Lichtenberger [this is either Christian Lint's w. Elizabeth's father (probably) or bro. (possibly)] were appointed as bondsmen. Receipt's from disposition of the property were $554.34 of which only $160.93 remained for the heirs to share after all the bills were pd. The widow Catherine received 1/3 [ie., $53,64] & the rest was shared equally among the 5 chldrn each recieving $21.45. A note indicated that son John Lint bought $25.90, & son Jacob Lint bought $2.50 in goods sold at public venue.

[NI044023] History of Bedford & Somerset Co., by William H. Welfley, 1906, 3 volumes, 1802pp Christian LINT,Sr. native Franklin Co., came to Greenville Twp in 1816. The process of settlement was very slow & he is accounted as an early settler. He d. 1852 age 86. His wife was Elizabeth Lichtenberger & their chldn were: Jacob, Daniel, Gideon, Christian Jr, John, Conrad, Joseph, & Elizabeth (BAKER). The parents of Christian Lint Sr. came from Germany & were sold for their passage money. The mother labored 6 yrs to pay the debt; the father, probably, not that long. Jacob Lint, who is still living, is the oldest man in the twp, b. 1796 Somerset Twp. He has resided in Greenville Twp since 1816. He followed co-opering 7 yrs then bought his father's farm on which he still lives. Mr. Lint has been a memb. of Reformed Ch. for over 50 yrs. His son, Joseph J. Lint farmed for his father until 1846 & has been farming for himself since that time. His farm contains 277 ac.s, of which 150 have been cleared & are in good condition. Mr. Lint has served as school director & twp assessor for 15 yrs. The Lint farm was bought from John Meese by Christian Lint. Mr. Meese erected a sawmill on the property which has been still in operation. It has been rebuilt twice, 1837 & 1846.

[NI044041] John went to visit Greenville twp., & while he was there suffered a stroke & died. His remains couldn't be returned home because they were frozen & snowbound. When I interviewed John Noah Lint in 1991 he told this story & I was led to believe that John was ultimately buried at the Reformed Church near Pochahontas, PA. No marker remained since it was destroyed by a farmer. I believe now that the story was true, John Lint is in fact buried in Boyt's Burial Ground. This small plot containing only 13 tombstones [4 of them chldrns] is located on the farm of Josia J. Boyts in Quemahoning twp., Somerset co., PA about 4 mi.s east of Sipesville on Rte 311 above the Texas school house.

[NI044052] It's interesting to note that in the Sanner Church Cem. [about 2 miles N.E. of Rockwood in Black Twp., Somerset co., PA] Elizabeth Walters Lint has 2 tombstones. 1 tombstone has 25 Jun 1775 - 15 Apr 1841 wife of John Lint. The other has 25 Jun 1775 - 5 Apr 1844.

[NI044099] 1850 Federal Census Jenner Twp., Somerset Co., PA Enumerated 24 Oct 1850 by John J Schell
40 227 236 Berkey Jacob 43 M W Laborer PA
41 227 236 Berkey Sarah 41 F W PA
42 227 236 Berkey Aaron 19 M W Laborer PA
1 227 236 Berkey Susan 18 F W PA Handwritten page # 196.
2 227 236 Berkey Rash 16 M W Laborer PA
3 227 236 Berkey Jacob 13 M W PA
4 227 236 Berkey Ann E 6 F W PA
5 227 236 Berkey Sarah 4 F W PA
6 227 236 Berkey Mary A 4/12 F PA

[NI044147] Ida Elizabeth Miller can also be found by looking down Daniel Lint's chldrn to Emma Lint who married Valentine Fisher. Their 4th child was William D. Fisher who married Ida E. Miller the daug. of Isaac J. Miller & Elizabeth Hochstetler Lint. The primary ancestry of Ida's husb. will be found that way plus the listing of their chldrn until I can find out how to connect folks on this computer.

[NI044152] Mary Ruth Fisher's real parents were William H. Hostetler & Annie G. (Miller) Hostetler & the Fisher's adopter her.

[NI044157] PA 1910 Census Miracode Index
John Black State: PA Enumeration District: 0091 Color: W Age: 53 Birth Place: Scotland Visit: 0059 Co.: Clearfield Relation: Husband ImageNum: 00300948 Other Residents:
Wife Catherine 42, Scotland
Son James 21, PA
Son John 19, PA
Son Robert 17, PA
Dau. Janet 13, PA
Son Alexander 11, PA
Son William 08, PA
Son Andrew 05, PA
Dau. Margaret 02, PA

[NI044189] 1850 census Shade Twp., Somerset Co., PA John J. Schell
203-23 Hellman, Samuel 23 M Farmer PA
Sarah 25 F PA
Elisabeth 2 F PA
1870 census Shade Twp., Somerset Co., PA 9 Jul 1870 Hiram J. Boytz
18 198 198 Helman Samuel 50 M W farmer 3,000 600 Pa Octr
Helman Sarah 41 F W wife Pa
Helman Samuel 19 M W at home Pa
Helman Daniel 15 M W at home Pa
Helman Julian 13 F W at home Pa
Helman Polly 6 F W at home Pa
Helman Henry 3 M W at home Pa

[NI044203] John Gillian Litchenberger was a PFC on the payroll of a party of York co., PA militia who apprehended British deserters & prisoners & then brought them to the Stockdale Fort under the command of Sgt John Wetzel. The Lichtenberger family worshipped in the Christ Church in York [Bottstown], PA. In 1796 Gillian was a taxpayer of Milford twp., Somerset co., PA. Gillian lived in Manchester twp., York co., PA for a number of yrs. Gillian [Killian], Caspar, & George Lichtenberger were all listed as taxable residents of Manchester Twp. [which then also included West Manchester twp.] York Co., PA in 1783. Adam Lichtenberger was also included but as a freeman [single].

[NI044205] Reformed Lutheran Church

1. In the 1850 OH census, Killbuck twp., Holmes co., 30 Jul 1850 on page 118 it listed Joseph Lint and his wife Mary as farmers. Melchoir Lint (father) (aged 67 b. 1784) and Catherine Lint (mother) (aged 65 b.1786) were also living in the house at the time of the 1850 census. For the 1860 census Melchoir was living with Daniel but Catherine wasn't so she had possibly died. Her resting place would then be in Holmes or Tuscarawas counties aged between 65 and 75. A Margaret Lowe of OH was also in the household with no age or relation given. Two Lowe brothers married two Lint sisters during this period so probably some relation existed.

[NI044211] Peter Lint's wife was Harriet Ellenberger whose sisters Elizabeth Nancy Ellenberger had also married 2 of Peter's bro.s. So we have Harriet & Peter, Elizabeth & Aaron, Nancy & Henry. The fact that 3 bro.s marry 3 sis,s by itself isn't unusual. What is unusual is that the 3 sis.'s mother is an Elizabeth Lint (1799-1873). Her origins are ukwn. Peter Lint's chldrn by Harriet Ellenberger numbered 12 with 7 sons & 5 daug.s. Of those 12 chldrn 2 were blind from birth & I'm told several others suffered from various deformities or infirmities (whatever they were). Of the 12 chldrn 3 died at an early age. None of the 5 daug. ever married. Why? Did they know something that we don't today. Was the 1799 Elizabeth Lint 1of the daug.s of Henry or in-other-words a sis. of James, these 3 bro.'s father? In fact only 4 of the 12 chldrn ever married. It would be interesting to track the kinds of medical problems these folks encounterd & also to find out if the 2 bro.s' families had similiar problems. Magma UT references have Henry's data as 24 Jul 1820-Jul 1887 but I don't trust that data as well as I do Jesse's.

[NI044216] Obit - WILLIAM LINT - Daily News Standard, Uniontown, PA, 9 Mar. 1907, page 4 Connellsville, Mar.9 - William Lint, a Civil war veteran aged 74 years, died here this morning. He had been an invalid for a number of yrs. He formerly conducted a store at Dawson & was then a farmer in Lower Tyrone & moved to Connellsville in 1901. He was twice married & his 2nd wife, who was formerly Mrs. Jennie Sisler of Fairchance, died in 1894. He is survived by 6 chldrn, 1 of whom is Mrs. E. C. Higbee. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Mon. from the home & interment in Cochran Cem. at Dawson.

[NI044217] Peter Lint's wife was Harriet Ellenberger whose sis.s Elizabeth & Nancy Ellenberger had also married 2 of Peter's bro.s. So we have Harriet & Peter, Elizabeth Aaron, & also Nancy & Henry. The fact that 3 bro.s marry 3 sis. by itself isn't unusual. What is unusual is that the 3 sis.'s mother is an Elizabeth Lint (1799-1873). Her origins are ukwn to me at the present time & warrant investigation. Peter Lint's children by Harriet Ellenberger numbered 12 with 7 sons & 5 daug.s. Of those 12 chldrn 2 were blind from birth & I'm told several others suffered from various deformities or infirmities (whatever they were). Of the 12 chldrn 3 died at an early age. None of the 5 daug.s ever married. Did they know something that we don't today. Was the 1799 Elizabeth Lint 1 of the daug.s of Henry or in-other-words a sis. of James (these 3 bro.'s father)? In fact only 4 of the 12 chldrn ever married. It would be interesting to track the kinds of medical problems these folks encounterd & also to find out if the 2 bro.s' families had similiar problems.

[NI044219] 1. Nothing is known thus far about this family of Lint's discovered on the 1880 census by Sue Baker.
This is from Vol 35- Ed 37- SH 22- LN37 Pennsyvania Dunbar twp., Fayette co.,..... Son Harrison was shown shown to be 12 years old... daughter Dorothy 8 years.... daughter Amelia 3 years... and daughter Catherine 1/12th of a year. All born in PA

[NI044223] 1910 PA Census Miracode Index
Abraham Lint State: PA Dist: 0020 Color: W Age: 68 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0138 Co.: Fayette Relation: Husband ImageNum: 02760098 Other Residents:
Wife Susannah 60, PA
Son Norman 24, PA
Son Walter 17, PA

[NI044226] 1910 PA Census Miracode Index
John A Lint State: PA Dist: 0042 Color: W Age: 49 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0031 Co.: Fayette Relation: Head ImageNum: 02760206 Other Res.s:
Wife Minnie 37, PA
Son Earnest 17, PA
Son Eugene 13, PA
Son Robert 11, PA
Dau Sadie 06, PA
Dau Pauline 04, PA

[NI044238] 1910 PA Census Miracode Index
Emerson Lint State: PA Dist: 0015 Color: W Age: 31 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0120 Co.: Fayette Relation: Head ImageNum: 02760149 Other Res.s:
Wife Jessie 28, PA
Dau Elsie 12, PA
Dau Lillian 10, PA

[NI044248] PA 1910 Census Miracode Index
Charles Dunlap State: PA Enumeration District: 0020 Color: W Age: 28 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0038 Co.: Fayette Relation: Husband ImageNum: 01140539 Other Residents:
Wife Sadie 29, PA
Son Ray 07, PA
Son Leland 05, PA
Son Wade 03, PA
Son Eugene 01, PA

[NI044400] Two things are worthy of note on this family & deserve investigation. Those items are as follows: 1.) Peter Lint's wife was Harriet Ellenberger whose sis's Elizabeth & Nancy Ellenberger had also married 2 of Peter's bro.. So we have Harriet & Peter, Elizabeth & Aaron, & Nancy & Henry. The fact that 3 bro.s marry 3 sisters by itself isn't unusual. What is unusual is that the 3 sis's mother is an Elizabeth Lint (1799-1873). Her origins are unknown to me at the present time & warrant investigation. Why? That brings me to note two. 2.) Peter Lint's chldrn by Harriet Ellenberger numbered 12 with 7 sons & 5 daug.s. Of those 12 chldrn 2 were blind from birth & I'm told several others suffered from various deformities or infirmities (whatever they were). Of the 12 chldrn 3 died at an early age. None of the 5 daug.s ever married. Why? Did they know something that we don't today. Was the 1799 Elizabeth Lint one of the daug.s of Henry or in-other-words a sis. of James (these 3 bro.'s father)? In fact only 4 of the 12 chldrn ever married. It would be interesting to track the kinds of medical problems these folks encountered & also to find out if the 2 bro.s' families had similiar problems.

[NI044401] Mary "Platts" Lint's death notice showed up in the 8 Aug 1896 issue of the South Bend Weekly Trib on pg 6 saying: "North Liberty: Mrs. Lint died at her home here on Aug. 4th aged 84 yrs [1812]. The funeral services were held at the Dunkard Church Thurs. at 10 a.m. Rev Whitmer officiating.

[NI044405] 1910 PA Census Miracode Index
Uriah Lint State: PA Dist: 0042 Color: W Age: 58 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0071 Co.: Fayette Relation: Head ImageNum: 02760294 Other Res.s:
Wife Lopheulia 57, PA
Son William A 33, PA
4 non-relatives

[NI044406] 1910 PA Census Miracode Index
Stewart Lint State: PA Enumertion District: 0042 Color: W Age: 54 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0123 Co.: Fayette Relation: Husband ImageNum: 02760286 Other Residents:
Wife Martha 51, PA
Son Earl 13, PA
Dau Edna 11, PA
Father Aaron 85, PA

[NI044408] IS THIS JOHN LINT THE SAME AS THE JOHN LINT MARRIED TO

[NI044411] 1910 PA Census Miracode Index
William C Lint State: PA Dist: 0042 Color: W Age: 41 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0129 Co.: Fayette Relation: Head ImageNum: 02760303 Other Res.s:
Wife Ludia 38, PA
Son Lancelet 13, PA
Dau Cecil 12, PA
Dau Lavena 07, PA
Dau Evalyn 05, PA
Dau Edith 03, PA
Dau Stella NR, PA

[NI044420] 1910 PA Census Miracode Index
Nathaniel H Lehman State: PA Dist: 0155 Color: W Age: 44 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0039 Co.: Somerset Relation: Husband ImageNum: 02770945 Other Residents:
Wife Laura J 42, PA
Son Henry I 17, PA
Dau Jenetta E 16, PA
Son Silas N 14, PA
Son Luther E 12, PA
Dau Hannah B 08, PA
Son William O 05, PA
Dau Daisy R 02, PA

[NI044443] 1910 PA Census Miracode Index
Nora Lint State: PA Dist: 0012 Color: W Age: 35 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0145 Co.: Fayette, Connellsville Relation: Head ImageNum: 02760256 Other Res.s:
Sister Margaret 25, PA
Brother William 29, PA

[NI044448] 1910 PA Census Miracode Index
Estep Lint State: PA Dist: 0059 Color: W Age: 41 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0081 Co.: Fayette Relation: Head ImageNum: 02760151 Other Res.s:
Wife Lauson 49, PA
Son Arthur 23, PA
Son Sinford 20, PA
Son John 11, PA

[NI044452] 1910 PA Census Miracode Index
Jesse O Lint State: PA Dist: 0042 Color: W Age: 44 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0078 Co.: Fayette Relation: Head ImageNum: 02760195 Other Res.s:
Wife Clara 32, PA
Son Solomon 08, PA
Son Albert 05, PA
Son Oscar 03, PA
Dau Iantha NR, PA

[NI044465] Jessie Ogelvie Lint (b.1869) is NOT the son of Peter Lint (b.1837). When I first interviewed Catherine Lint Lopez (Jessie's descendant) & Clara Lint in ID, Catherine recounted the following family history; Jessie Lint (1869-1927) was taken in but not adopted by the family of Peter Lint. Jessie later chose the name of the folks who had taken him in instead his father's name of Cochran. Jessie today is buried with his wife in the Cochran Cem. next to Jesse Oliver Lint (1866-1946) who was like an older bro. to Jessie. Jessie later had 13 chldrn of his own, several of which chose to keep the Lint name as their father had done. Others chose the Cochran name & some married taking their husb.'s name (as is customary). In 1900 Dawson, Cochran was a prestigious name because they were wealthy & ran Dawson. Most Lints on the other hand were working folk in the mines & on the coke ovens. On my 1994 research trip I met Jesse Lint in Dawson, PA, who's researched the genealogy of Fayette Co. Lints for yrs. He showed me a slightly different picture that was similiar but 1 generation earlier in time. The census records support Jesse's theory which is; Jame's Lint b.1788 had 10 chldrn, 5 of which were daug.s. 1of the daug.s (Catherine) apparently had a son out of wedlock which was fathered by Isaac Cochran. This son was Isaac Lint (b.1846) who on the 1850 (age 4) and 1860 (age 14) census carried the name Cochran lived in Lint households. By the 1870 census Isaac used the name Lint. This Isaac Lint (b.1846) is the father of Jessie Ogelvie Lint (b. 1869). So, the family history Catherine Lint related was basically true but a generation off. It really applied to Jessie's father Isaac, & he wasn't just taken in, he was born by James Lint's daug. Catherine. It may be true that half his blood or genes may be Cochrans' but the mother was a Lint & the chld was raised in the Lint family. Gola Wood who contacted me 23 Jan 95 as I write this, confirms that Isaac Lint was born of Catherine Lint & Isaac Cochran. The confusing part is that he used both the Lint & Cochran names over the period of his lifetime. Apparently Isaac's chldrn also had identity problems and made their choices accordingly. Isaac's son Jessie Ogelvie Lint (b.1869) used both names over his lifetime & also created confusion among his children who were split on which name, Lint or Cochran, they used. Regardless of the name Isaac or Jessie used during whatever period of their lives, their ancestors & many descendants are Lints & they bridge these 2 generations. Their bloodline is Lint & they will be called such in this document.

[NI044467] 1910 PA Census Miracode Index
George B Lint State: PA Dist: 0037 Color: W Age: 43 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0415 Co.: Fayette Relation: Head ImageNum: 02760165, 02760166 Other Res.s:
Wife Mary E 42, PA
Son Wilbert 19, PA
Dau Dorothy 17, PA
Son Ellsworth 14, PA
Son George 10, PA
Dau Christina 08, PA
Dau Annie 05, PA
Son Russell NR, PA

[NI044469] 1910 PA Census Miracode Index
Andrew Lint State: PA Dist: 0020 Color: W Age: 37 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0019 Co.: Fayette Relation: Head ImageNum: 02760106 Other Res.s:
Wife Jennie 30, PA
Dau Christina 07, PA
Son John 04, PA
Dau Rosella 02, PA

[NI044565] Shaffer - Ida Almeda, 93, COB Home, Scalp Level, formerly of Graham Ave., Windber, d 3 Aug 1987, at the home. b 19 Nov 1893, Paint Twp., d/o late Samuel & Ellen (Statler) Lehman. Preceded by husb., Alonza E.; son, Clair; sis.s, Effie, Norma, Ella, Thelma, Fern & Laura; & bro.s, William, Hobert, Dewey, John, Dean & Oscar. Survived by chldn: Alpha, w/o Kenneth Weaver; A. Ray, m Pearl Bowser; Samuel Boyd, m Burdella Young; Ellen, w/o Wayne Adkins, Camp Hill; Doris Berkey, w/o Duane Metzger; & Betty, w/o Alvin Miller, Auburn, NY; 21 gchldn, 34 ggchldn & numerous gggchldn. Sis/o samuel Lehman, Geistown, & Bertha Weyant, Berlin. Memb Windber COB. Family will receive friends 3-5 & 7-9 pm Tue,, Shank-Dalla Valle Funeral Home, Inc., Windber, where service held 2 pm Wed Revs. Keith Simmons & Millard Weaver, officiating. Bur., Berkey Cem. Those who wish may make contributions in memory of Mrs. Shaffer to Windber COB or to COB Home, Scalp Level.

[NI044576] PA 1910 Census Miracode Index
Philenion Holsopple State: PA Enumeration District: 0169 Color: W;W Age: 21 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0111 Co.: Somerset, Windber Relation: Boarder ImageNum: 01950442 Other Residents:
Husband Irvin Faust

[NI044616] U. S. Army, 316th Inf. 79Th Div. World War II Ellis Philip Lint was inducted into the US Army on 5 Sep 1918 & served with the Amer. Expeditionary Forces in France from 6 Oct 1918 to 29 May 1919. He was discharged at Camp Dix, NJ on 9 Jun 1919. At that time he was paid in full $116.40 including a bonus of $60. He was 5'7" tall with blue eyes, light hair & a light complexion.

[NI044624] Blanche Lint Galley, 83, of Scottdale R.D. #1, PA, d. Sun. eve., Jul 25 1999 in Harmon House, Mount Pleasant, PA. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Frank Kapr Funeral Home, 417 West Pittsburgh St., Scottdale, PA, & will be announced.

[NI044710] Helen was born out of wedlock and was later brought up by Myrna's parents.

[NI044742] died in infancy

[NI044765] Johnstown Trib, 1892 FARMER BADLY INJURED Hiram Lint, Well-Known Resident of Lincoln Twp., Falls from Wagon Somerset, Aug. 25 - Falling from a wagon loaded with oats, Mon. about 3 p.m., Hiram Lint, a well-known farmer of Lincoln Twp., was severely injured & it is doubtful whether he will recover. One of the rear wheels passed over his body, fracturing 3 ribs. He also sustained a spinal injury & was seriously hurt internally.

[NI044767] 3 Lints were inducted into the 133rd Regiment on 14 Aug 1862 & later mustered out on 26 May 1863. Cyrus & Jonothan Lint went into Co. E of the 133rd Regiment & Daniel Lint served in Co. D of the 133rd. These three are the only ones that came from Somerset Co. in the fall of 1862.

[NI044774] 1870 Census Somerset Twp, Somerset Co, PA 1 Aug Christian Streng
25 495 490 Smith Jacob 40 M W Farmer 500 PA
Smith Catharine 37 F W Keeping house PA
Smith Anna 8 F W PA
Smith Catharine 6 F W PA
Smith William 4 M W PA
Smith Emma 5/12 F W PA Jan.

[NI044804] 1850 census Greenville Twp., Somerset Co., PA
588-10 Glodfelty Jermiah 38 M Sawyer PA
Catharine 37 F PA
Sarah 14 F PA
Phineas 12 M PA
Israel 10 M PA
Lydia 9 F PA
Amanda 7 F PA
Simon 6 M PA
Joseph 3 M PA
Margaret 2 F PA
Ellen 5/12 F PA
1870 census Greenville Twp., Somerset Co., PA Enumerated on 3 Aug 1870 by John H. Lepley
31 42 39 Clotfelty Jeremiah 58 M W Farmer 12,000 2,000 Pennsylvania
32 42 39 Clotfelty Catherine 56 F W Keeping House Pennsylvania
33 42 39 Clotfelty Simon 26 M W Works on Farm Pennsylvania
34 42 39 Clotfelty Ellen 20 F W Pennsylvania
35 42 39 Clotfelty Nancy 18 F W Pennsylvania
36 42 39 Clotfelty Eva 15 F W Pennsylvania

[NI044809] Pennsylvania 1910 Census Miracode Index
Norman D Christner State: PA Enumeration District: 0167 Color: W Age: 45 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0019 County: Somerset Relation: Husband ImageNum: 00890249 Other Residents:
Wife Annie E 42, PA
Daughter Emma P 20, PA
Daughter Ada O 18, PA
Son Edward T 14, PA
Daughter Mary M 12, PA
Daughter Sadie M 10, PA
Daughter Olive R 08, PA

[NI044834] 1850 census Greenville Twp., Somerset Co., PA
600-83 McKinsey John 27 M Labourer PA
Julian 25 F PA
Josiah 3 M PA
Nelson 2 M PA
Simon 5/12 M PA

[NI044916] About 1845 or 1846 John P. Smith & Susannah (Murray) Smith moved to Clear Spring Twp. in Lagrange Co., IN. 1 mi. north & 1 mi. east of Topeka (Haw Patch). They became member of the Beulah Methodist Church & are buried in the Cem. located 2 mi.s east of their farm. Their graves & some of their children are located in the southwest corner.

[NI044917] About 1845 or 1846 John P. Smith & Susannah (Murray) Smith moved to Clear Spring Twp. in Lagrange Co., IN. 1 mi. north & 1 mi. east of Topeka (Haw Patch). They became member of the Beulah Meth. Church & are buried in the Cem. lacated 2 mi.s east of their farm. Their graves & some of their chldrn are located in the southwest corner.

[NI044948] Mary's obit which was found in the Angola library stated she was survived by her husb. Samuel Lint; 1 son, Harold MYLES; 3 daug.s, Rosemary McClelland of Brown City, Mich., Virgilene Knott of Flushing, Mich., & Joyce MYLES of Flint, MI; 12 grandchldrn & 12 great-grandchldrn. The way this obit was written plus the way she was named Mary Jane Kessler-Lint leads one to believe she was possibly married before. Maybe to a MYLES? If so, which if any of the chldrn were fathered by Samuel Lint?

[NI044949] Johnstown Trib Mon. Mar. 28, 1921 E.P. DUNMYER, 53, LAUNDRYMAN, DEAD
Well Known 7th Ward Resident Had Been Ill of Pneumonia for a Week, from which he had been a sufferer for a week, caused the death of Emanuel Polling
Dunmyer, one of proprietors of the Troy Laundry, at his residence, 310 Wood St., 7th Ward,between 10 & 11 am this morning. The funeral will probably take place on Wed. The deceased was born at Salix, this county, in 1867, the son of the late Daniel Dunmyer, & Martha (Strayer) Dunmyer, the later now a resident of this city. He was a bro. of Ira Dunmyer, of Pittsburg: Frank and John Dunmyer, of Montreal; Isaiah, of Holspple; Mrs. J.K. Miller, of Garfield st.; Mrs. Hiram Baumgardner, of Scalp Level; Mrs. Louis Keiper, of Jackson Twp, & Mrs. J.J. Reiman of Dale Borough. In Mar 1897, the deceased and Ms Margaret Weimer, of Somerset, were married at the home of the latter by Rev. Mr. Mullendore of the Somerset Christian Church, & have since made their home in this city. Mrs. Dunmyer survives her husb., with these chldrn Clyde, Edna, Anna, Robert, Fred and William Dunmyer, all at home. E.P. Dunmyer came to Johnstown from Salix in 1886 & was engaged in the coal business here until 1900, when he & his bro.-in-law, William D. Weimer, purchased the Troy Lanundry.

[NI044954] ROSE---ROBERT H. , 68, Johnstown, d. 12:00 a.m. Oct 24 1969 Lee Hosp.. b. Oct 20 1901, Johnstown, s/o DANIEL J. & DELLA (McCREARY) ROSE. Preceded in death by parents & bro., RALPH D. Survived by widow, former GLADYS HORNER. Bro. of HOWARD E., 806 Wissinger St.; ARTHUR D., 718 Penrod St.; & EDNA B. & HELEN S, both of 306 Leila St. Member of Conemaugh Valley Lodge 692, F. & A.M. Retired plasterer & contractor. Friends received 7-9 pm Sat. & 12-4 & 7-9 pm Sun. at John Henderson Co. Funeral Home, 215 Central Ave., where service will be held at 11 a.m. Mon., Rev. Ronald Ritchey. Interment, Grandview Cem..

[NI044962] On the 1880 Kinderhook twp., Branch co., MI census... Conrad Lint, his wife Lydia & 3 sons (Charles, John W. & Jessie Lee) all show up. According to that same census Lydia was born in PA. But also according to the same census sons Charles & John were born in IA...! & son Jessie in IN.

[NI044963] 1. On the 1880 Kinderhook twp., Branch co., MI census... Conrad Lint, his wife Lydia and three sons (Charles, John W. and Jessie Lee) all show up. According to this same census John and his brother Charles were born in IA.

[NI044978] Mary [Krieger] Deetz shows up in the household of William Lint on the 1880 Center twp., Williams co., OH census. She is listed as NR [non related] but is in fact the mother-in-law. Her listed age of 63 years [b. 1817 in OH] also agrees with previous research.

[NI044988] One of Donna Knupp's notes on William Lint was that he built a house on his property in 1917. He later sold his farm & apparently bought Hiram Lint's farm in Lincoln twp [Hiram & William's uncle]. This was later sold to his [William] son Clyde & William movd into a small house located on a corner of the farm. We know his wife Annie passed on in 1925 [she age 61 & him 63] & apparently a friend of his Sarah Casebeer moved into the small house with him [their relationship was unknown] & after William passed on in 1933 the house was left to her.

[NI044990] 1910 PA Census Miracode Index
Earl B Lint State: PA Dist: 0160 Color: W Age: 20 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0269 Co.: Somerset Relation: Head ImageNum: 02760141 Other Res.s:
Wife Anna G 21, PA
Dau Helen L NR, PA

[NI044993] Johnstown Trib-Demo Jan 18 1995 Page D5 WEIMER - Reid A., 78, Somerset, d unexpectedly Jan 16 1995, Somerset Hosp. He was b Sep 1 1916, at the Weimer Farm, Milford Twp, s/o Reid A. Sr. & Susan Elizabeth (HAY) WEIMER. Surv by son, Atty Douglas Reid WEIMER, Somerset & Washington, DC; 2 sis.s, Leah MACMILLAN, Middletown, MD; & Leafa MACARTHUR, Gastonia, NC; a bro, Earl H. WEIMER, Somerset; & numerous nieces & nephews. Preceded in death by his wife of 26 yrs in 1973, Thelma L. (LINT) WEIMER; by his parents; infant bro, William T. WEIMER, & sis, Nellie WINGERT. He was an alumnus of CA State Univ (B.S.), & IN Univ (M.Ed.), & did extensive grad work. He was a combat vet WWII & serv tours of duty in N. Africa & Italy. He taught in local schools from 1937 until retirement from Rockwood HS 1972. He was employed by Somerset Boro from 1973 until his retirement in 1981. He was serving as a boro judge of elections & doing extensive substitute teaching in Co. schools at the time of his death. He served on the advisory board of the Office of Aging, & was a memb. Samuel's Luth. Ch.; IOOF; VFW (dist comm 1969-70); Eagles; RSVP; Somerset Grange; Cardiac Club; & Trinity Fellowship. He did substantial vol work with the vets; Meals on Wheels; Somerset Hosp. Auxiliary; Cancer Society; Somerset Mem. Day Committee; & other local charities. Friends received Robert H. Halverson Funeral Home, Somerset, Thu 2-4 & 7-9 pm. Serv. will be at St. Paul's Un. Ch. of Christ, Somerset, Pastor John Palko officiating, assisted by Rev. Glenn E. Sadler, Fri. 1:30 pm. No viewing in church. Bur. Husband Cem., Somerset. The family requests that in lieu of flowers, expressions of sympathy may be made to the Reid Weimer Scholarship Fund, c/o Fike, Cascio & Boose, Scull Bldg, Somerset, PA.

[NI045018] Rosa Ann Lint & her sis. Eliza (of Conrad & Catharine Tressler Lint) married 2 bro.s, John P. Hay & Peter P. Hay (of Peter F. & Catharine Knepper Hay) in Somerset Co., PA. John & Rosa had 8 chldrn, 4 of which were born in IA. In the spring of 1857 the John P. & Peter P. Hay families along with Dr. & Mrs. George Graham, Dr. & Mrs. Merces, Mr. & Mrs. Meese, & James Mervine traveled as a group to Clearcreek twp., Jasper Co., IA. They used 7 covered wagons pulled by horses and arrived at their destination on 20 May 1857 after 45 days of travel. John P. Hay purchased 160 acres in the S.W. quarter of section 32 in Clearcreek twp., Jasper co., IA which is across from the present location of the Graham Cem. where both are buried. John P. Hay died 7 Feb 1894 as a result of injuries rec'd from a run-away horse when the horse became frightened by steam coming from a steam feed mill. John and Rosa both got out of their buggie & John took the horse by the bridle to lead it past the mill. Steam escaping from the mill frightened the horse making it rear up, pulling John off his feet. The horse then trampled & ran over John as it ran off. John never regained consciousness & died several days after the accident. John was buried in the Graham Cem. directly across the road from his property. It is interest to note on the plat maps of 1870 that 2.5 miles due north up the road, John's bro. Peter P. Hay also owned 160 acres in the S.W. quarter of section 17 in Clearcreek twp. Half way between John & Peter's farms, Alexander Lint (Rosa & Eliza's 1st cousin) had a 100 acre farm & in the N.W. corner of section 27 Conrad J. Lint (Rosa & Eliza's father) had 15 acres. The 6th & 7th generations of these Hay families still reside & have farms in this area today. This information was taken from page 338 of a History of Mingo, Jasper co., IA & 1870 plat maps of the Clearcreek twp (twp. 81 N., rng. 21 W.) Jasper co., IA.

[NI045036] 1900 census Shade Twp., Somerset Co., PA Enumerated 18 June 1900 by Willis L. Powell
136B 82 156 162 Custer John Head W M Apr 1842 58 M 34 PA PA PA Farmer
136B 83 156 162 Custer AnMariah Wife W F Dec 1839 60 M 34 12 3 PA PA PA
136B 84 156 162 Custer Sarah E. Daughter W F Aug 1876 23 M 1 1 1 PA PA PA
136B 85 156 162 Custer Edward J. Son W M July 1882 17 S PA PA PA Farm Laborer
136B 86 156 162 Custer Annie G-Child W F May 1899 1 S
136B 87 156 162 Lorenz Edward Boarder W M May 1853 47 S PA German PA Geologist
PA 1910 Census Miracode Index
John Custer State: PA Enumeration District: 0159 Color: W Age: 68 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0086 Co.: Somerset Relation: Husband ImageNum: 00680510 Other Residents:
Wife Anna M 71, PA
Dau. Sadie 33, PA
Son Edward 27, PA
gDau. Anna May 10, PA

[NI045063] Evangelical Church

[NI045075] 1850 Census , Milford Twp., Somerset Co., PA Enumerator- John W. Smith
451 5 NEDROW, Peter 60 m Farmer PA
Christena. 53 f PA
Jacob 20 m Laborer PA
Harriet C. 13 f PA
According to a History of Mingo, Jasper co., IA Peter Nedrow & his wife Christianna were residents of PA in 1866. At the age of 70 (in 1866) they both walked from Somerset co., PA to visit a son Jonathan who lived in Preston co., WV. They stayed with the son 3 mo.s & then returned to Somerset. Shortly afterward (1867) Peter traveled to Poweshiek twp., in Jasper co., IA to visit another son John Penrod Nedrow. Peter died the 10th of May 1869 at 79 years & 12 days & was buried in the Greencastle Cem.. His grandson John Wesley who died in 1874 lies beside him. Peter is supposedly the only individual in the Greencastle Cem. who was born in the 18th century. It is ukwn if Christianna ever made the trip to Poweshiek twp., with her husband but she was buried in Greenville twp., Somerset co., PA

[NI045086] The Lint's buried in the Graham Cem., Clearcreek twp., Jasper co., IA row 3 plots numbered 16 through 19 are probably related due to the laws of proximity, but the relationship is not positive at the present time. Conrad J. Lint (1806-1865) is buried in plot 20. Judging from his known chldrn, & who is or isn't accounted for, the Conrad Lint in plot 18 is his son William Conrad Lint [ born c. 1838]. The person in plot 19 (b.1832) should be his [William C. Lint's] 2nd wife Sarah Beset. The Cathrine (plot 16] should be his [William C. Lint's) 1st wife, & Lena (plot 19) their [Conrad and Catherine's] child. Leonard in [plot 17] & William C. in (plot 19) are William C. Lint's chldrn but it is uncertain if Catherine or Sarah was Leonard's mother.

[NI045160] Lived in Goshen, IN as young man. 1886, moved to Haskell Co., KS 1900, Owned large ranch north of Liberal, KS. physical area of ranch was abt 5 1/2 mi.s by 7 1/2 mi.s, farmed 400 - 1200 acres, ran 1800 head of cattle. Operated a store in Arkalon, KS. Served on Rep. central comm. of Haskell Co., KS for a # of yrs as sec. - tres.

[NI045165] BIRT: CONT Uledi
BIRT: CONT PA
BIRT: CONT 15484
BIRT: CONT USA

[NI045204] PA 1910 Census Miracode Index
William Dillinger State: PA Enumeration District: 0029 Color: W Age: 32 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0167 Co.: Fayette Relation: Husband ImageNum: 01100138 Other Residents:
Wife Margaret 31, PA
Son James 10, PA
Son Harry 07, PA
Son Stewart 05, PA
Son Raymond 02, PA
Brother-in-law Curtis Liut 25, PA

[NI045277] 1850 Census of Conemaugh Twp., Somerset Co., PA
174 181 OAKS Joseph 40 M Farmer
Margaret 35 F
Margaret 8 F
Esther W. 5 F
1870 Census Paint Twp., Somerset Co., PA Enumerated on 9 Jun 1870 by H. J. Boyts
8 51 50 Oaks Joseph 60 M W farmer 1,000 Pa
9 51 50 Oaks Maggie 54 F W wife Pa
10 51 50 Oaks Polly 16 F W At Home Pa
11 51 50 Oaks Hannah 11 F W At Home Pa

[NI045278] 1850 census Greenville Twp., Somerset Co., PA
598-70 Hochstetler Samuel 47 M PA
Lydia 32 F PA
William 20 M Labourer PA
Barbara 16 F PA
Levi 14 M PA
Mary 11 F PA
Uriah 8 M PA
Harriet 5 F PA
Elizabeth 3 F PA
John 3/12 M PA
1870 census Greenville Twp., Somerset Co., PA Enumerated on 5 Aug 1870 by John H. Lepley
26 70 65 Hochstetter Samuel 67 M W Farmer 6,000 2,500 Pennsylvania
27 70 65 Hochstetter Lydia 50 F W Keeping House Pennsylvania
28 70 65 Hochstetter Harriet 25 F W Pennsylvania
29 70 65 Hochstetter Samuel 19 M W Works on Farm Pennsylvania
30 70 65 Hochstetter Jacob 16 M W Works on Farm Pennsylvania
31 70 65 Hochstetter Edwin 13 M W Works On Farm Pennsylvania
32 70 65 Hochstetter Sarah 09 F W Pennsylvania

[NI045280] 1910 PA Census Miracode Index
Levi Lint State: PA Dist: 8115 Color: W Age: 40 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0046 Co.: Westmoreland Relation: Head ImageNum: 02760223 Other Res.s:
Wife Maria 38, PA
Son William 17, PA
Son Levi, Jr 09, PA
Dau Marie 05, PA
Brother Lewis 49, PA

[NI045281] What I had previously recorded & believed was the Greenville Cem. was in fact this Hochstetler Cem. It is situated in Greenville twp., Somerset co., PA at the Hostetler Church of the Brethren 1.5 miles from Pocahontas on Sand Patch Rd. These are the only 2 Lint's that are buried here I believe.
1910 PA Census Miracode Index
Harriet J Lint State: PA Dist: 0147 Color: W Age: 65 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0172 Co.: Somerset, Meyersdale Relation: Head ImageNum: 02760173 Other Res.s:
Dau Aice 28, PA

[NI045304] 1850 Census Elklick Twp., Somerset Co., PA 1 Nov 1850 John H. Smith
23 152 156 Flickinger Samuel 44 M Farmer 2,500 PA
Flickinger Elizabeth 40 F PA
Flickinger Catharine 17 F PA
Flickinger William 15 M Labourer PA
Flickinger Sarah 12 F PA
Flickinger Susan 9 F PA
Flickinger Samuel 3 M PA
Flickinger Elizabeth 7/12 F PA
Lentz Joseph 14 M PA
CENSUS 1870 Elk Lick Twp., Somerset Co., PA 11 Aug 1870 Michael G. Smith
22 29 29 Flickinger Samuel 64 M W Farmer 44,800 14,655 Pa
Flickinger Elizabeth 60 F W House Keeper Pa
Flickinger Elizabeth 20 F W Pa
Flickinger Elza * 16 F W Pa could be Elsa
Flickinger Samuel S. 23 M W Farm Laborer 600 Pa
Flickinger Anna 21 F W Pa
Flickinger Milton 3/12 M W Pa Mar
Engle Samuel 15 M W Pa
Samuel Flickinger was described as a wealthy & influential member of the German Baptist Brethren Church.

[NI045331] 1850 Federal Census Summit Twp., Somerset Co., PA Enumerated on the 9 Oct 1850 by John H. Smith
5 9 9 Barkly Jacob 44 M Farmer 10,000 Pa
6 9 9 Barkly Rebecca 42 F Pa
7 9 9 Barkly Isreal 16 M Labourer Pa
8 9 9 Barkly Sarah 13 F Pa
9 9 9 Meeseman Ann 18 F Pa
10 9 9 Walker Charlotte 8 F Pa

[NI045333] Pennsylvania 1910 Census Miracode Index
Clayton M Berkley State: PA Enumeration District: 0137 Color: W Age: 53 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Visit: 0524 County: Cambria, Johnstown Relation: Husband ImageNum: 00480503 Other Residents:
Wife Eliza 48, Pennsylvania
Son Geroge C 18, Pennsylvania
Daughter Rose W 15, Pennsylvania
Son Clayton P 13, Pennsylvania
Daughter Mary L 12, Pennsylvania
Daughter Elsie V Bloch 24, Pennsylvania
Son-in-law John H Bloch 29, Pennsylvania
Granddaughter Naomi R 04, Pennsylvania
Granddaughter Qunn E 02, Pennsylvania
Mother-in-law Mary A Heipl 84, Pennsylvania

[NI045335] Pennsylvania 1910 Census Miracode Index
Normande Berkley State: PA Enumeration District: 0158 Color: W Age: 49 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Visit: 0012 County: Cambria Relation: Husband ImageNum: 00480814 Other Residents:
Wife Laura 45, Pennsylvania
Adopted daughter May S 17, Pennsylvania

[NI045337] 1870 Census of Conemaugh Twp., Somerset Co., PA Enumerated 15 Aug 1870 by H. J. Boyts
2 143 140 Davis Chauncy 33 M W Farm Laborer . 250 Penna
3 143 140 Davis Rebecca 29 F W wife Penna
4 143 140 Davis Laura 5 F W at home Penna
5 143 140 Davis Jane 3 F W at home Penna
6 143 140 Davis Edward 5/12 M W at home Penna
7 143 140 Blaugh Catharine 19 F W Domestic Servant Penna

[NI045339] PA 1910 Census Miracode Index
Albert W Berkley Age: 48 State: PA Color: W Enumeration District: 0128 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0024 Co: Cambria, J-town Relation: Head of Household Other Residents:
Wife Lavina 41, PA
daug Mabel F Lambert 23, PA
daug Ivy M Berkely 16, PA
Son John M 13, PA
Granddaug Mary G Lambert 02, PA

[NI045344] Pennsylvania 1910 Census Miracode Index
Jerry Alwine State: PA District: 0132 Color: W Age: 49 B Pl: Pa Visit: 0071 Co: Somerset Relation: Husb ImageNum: 00070653, 00070654 Other Residents:
Wife Minnie J 44, Pa
Son Harry E 19, Pa
Son Irvin E 18, Pa
Daughter Annie M 16, Pa
Son Lloud C 13, Pa
Daughter Nora V 12, Pa
Daughter Leah M 08, Pa
Daughter Iva M 03, Pa
1 non-relative

[NI045346] HERALD OF TRUTH, Vol XXXVII # 4 Feb 15 1900 pg 62. ALWINE. On 30 Jan 1900, Johnstown, Pa of dropsy, sis Mattie wid/o Bro Abram Alwine who d abt 9ms ago. She was 68y 7m 10d. Bur 1st Feb at Stahl MH. Funeral servs by S G Shetler, Jonas Blauch, Sam Gindlesperger & L A Blough. She was memb Menn Ch for # yrs.

[NI045348] Pennsylvania 1910 Census Miracode Index
Harry E Berkley State: PA Enumeration District: 0158 Color: W Age: 39 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Visit: 0134 County: Cambria Relation: Husband ImageNum: 00480614 Other Residents:
Wife Lydia 36, Pennsylvania
Son Lloyd A 16, Pennsylvania
Daughter Emma J 14, Pennsylvania
Son Clarence C 11, Pennsylvania

[NI045355] Pennsylvania 1910 Census Miracode Index
Samuel J Berkley State: PA Enumeration District: 0166 Color: W Age: 33 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Visit: 0194 County: Somerset Relation: Husband ImageNum: 00480867 Other Residents:
Wife Lizzie M 34, Pennsylvania
Daughter Olive M 05, Pennsylvania
2 non-relatives

[NI045361] Ephraim Blough State: PA Enumeration District: 0128 Color: W Age: 62 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0083 County: Cambria, Johnstown Relation: Husband ImageNum: 00300548 Other Residents:
Wife Sylvie 38, PA
Son Claire C 12, PA

[NI045365] Pennsylvania 1910 Census Miracode Index
Israel I Berkley State: PA Enumeration District: 0128 Color: W Age: 26 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Visit: 0095 County: Cambria, Johnstown Relation: Husband ImageNum: 00480644 Other Residents:
Wife Alita M 18, Pennsylvania

[NI045397] PA 1910 Census Miracode Index
Arthur Leurens Housel State: PA Enumeration District: 0139 Color: W Age: 52 Birth Place: PA Visit: 0110 Co.: Somerset Relation: Husband ImageNum: 01850564 Other Residents:
Wife Matilda 52, PA
Son Harry 19, PA
Son William 17, PA
Son Cyrus 14, PA
Dau. Trace 12, PA

[NI045399] PA 1910 Census Miracode Index
John D Gnagey State: PA Enumeration Dist.: 0167 Color: W Age: 66 B-Place: PA Visit: 0020 Co.: Somerset, Relation: Husb.Image #: 01630239 Other Resid.s:
Wife Susan 59, PA
Dau. Suie E 21, PA