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150th Pennsylvania Volunteers (Bucktails), in 1862,
and served during the years 1863, 1864, and 1865,
until peace was declared. After returning home he
worked at the printing business, which he had learned
with Major Freas, of Germantown, and in 1867 com-
menced publishing the "Manayunk Sentinel." He
represented the Twenty-first and Twenty-eighth wards
in the Legislature of Pennsylvania during 1875, 1876,
1877, and 1878, and on January 1, 1879 was ap-
pointed an assessor of real estate and personal prop-
erty in Philadelphia, for a term of five years.

Andrew Kriebel, son of Israel Kriebel (page 125), mar-
ried Christina, daughter of Charles Schultz (page 181),
October 17, 1860. Children:
Allen, born June 28, 1861.
Oscar, born September 10, 1863.
Mary Alice, born June 3, 1866.
A. K. died October 10, 1876.

Anthony K. Heebner, son of Anthony S. Heebner (page      An error
135), married Catharine S., daughter of John Anders
(page 169), November 15, 1860. Children:
Emanuel, born October 10, 1861.
Jacob A., born November 1, 1868.

Matthias Lukens married Rebecca Ann, daughter of
Joseph Wiegner (page 167), November 15, 1860.
Children:
Frankland, born January 20, 1862. Died August
 9, 1862.
William, born September 28, 1863.
Frances, born October 18, 1867.
Elizabeth, born October 14, 1875. Died Novem-
 ber 28, 1875.