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cabinet was believed to be the best in Pennsylvania
out of the city of Philadelphia, many of its
specimens having been collected at large cost from foreign
countries.
J. W. died December 14, 1859.

Samuel Kriebel, son of Jeremiah Kriebel (page 62), married
Elizabeth, daughter of Peter Boorse, in 1818.
They had issue:
Joseph B., born October 23, 1819.
Jeremiah.
Samuel.
Aaron.

Sarah Heebner, daughter of Christopher Heebner (page
74), married Andrew Bossert January 5, 1819. Children:
Christopher, born November 13, 1819.
Charles, born March 31, 1823.
James, born August 23, 1825.
Andrew J., born January 1, 1830.
Sarah Ann, born December 17, 1833.
Amanda, born January 30, 1836.
Isaiah, born April 5, 1837.
A. B. was born August 6, 1792.

John Robinson, son of John Robinson, married Mary,
daughter of George Dresher (page 50), about 1819,
and had issue:
Charles. Married.
Lydia. Married John Avery.
Sarah. Married Dr. Benjamin Lawson.
Daniel. Married Emeline Stackhouse.
Edwin. Died in infancy.