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| 51 | Also listed under Wieser | WISSER, Daniel (P605)
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| 52 | Alt Spelling: Aldendorfer | ALTENDERFER, Jacob (P178)
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| 53 | Amanda's birthplace was listed as Virginia on the 1920 Willis, Marshall County census (head Jonathan A. Bryant) | MANN, Amanda (P502)
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| 54 | Anna Maria Hammel had 6 sons and 5 daughters per her grave marker. (gaw 4/6/2014) | STEININGER, Ana Maria (I77)
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| 55 | Arrived in New York, USA on January 21, 1848 on the ship Stadt Antwerpen which departed from Antwerp, Belgium. | WISSER, Joannes Petrus (I278)
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| 56 | Baptism 1817 12 Jan Egypt Reformed Church, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania ABIGAIL, born 16 Dec 1816, bapt. 12 Jan 1817, dau. Of Peter Meyer and wife Margreth. Sponsors John Saeger and wife Catharina. | MOYER, Abigail (I63)
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| 57 | Barbara Wisser, | Source (S-2129628372)
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| 58 | Benjemen Krauz in 1850 census Benjamin Crauss in 1860 census | KRAUSE, Benjamin (P563)
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| 59 | Bertha T. Halssler (Smith/Wisser) Obit3, | Source (S-2129628373)
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| 60 | Biography http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=adb0b3b5-a15b-4b2c-a73e-4335e2db3a1a&tid=7158548&pid=391 | WISSER, Emanuel (P391)
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| 61 | Birth and Death info from Ancestry.com - Brouse Family Tree https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/69554764/person/38314284995/facts | HOFFA, Johann Melchior (P770)
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| 62 | Birth and Death info from Ancestry.com - Brouse Family Tree https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/69554764/person/38314284995/facts | HESSLER, Anna Maria Scarlotta (P771)
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| 63 | Birth date from 1900 census Eagle Pass Texas | GONZALES, Santiago (P491)
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| 64 | Birth date from 1900 census Eagle Pass Texas | GRAZA, Galdina (P492)
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| 65 | Birth information from Trev to Gary Wisser on 10/13/13 | STEWART, Trevelyn Cordellia (P294)
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| 66 | Birthdate may be listed as 13 Apr 1897 in Weiser Book, | Source (S-2129628374)
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| 67 | Bob & Sally Estabrook, | Source (S-2129628375)
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| 68 | Born in Kingston and Lived in Madil OK as a young girl. ( 10/13/2013 interview with Gary Wisser) | STEWART, Trevelyn Cordellia (P294)
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| 69 | Buried in plot with his mother Barbara Ann (Bryant) Wisser | WISSER, Stephen (Steve) James (P281)
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| 70 | Buried name: Mary Louella Peckham (previous husband) | MORRIS, Mary Louella (I1006)
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| 71 | California Death Records, | Source (S-2129628376)
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| 72 | Can Not Find James Wisser in 1930 (Gary Wisser Jul 2015) | WISSER, James Jacob (P367)
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| 73 | Census 1870 PA, Lehigh County, South Whitehall twnshp., | Source (S-2129628357)
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| 74 | Census Information: 1850 - Listed under the name Weaser (Samuel and his wife Elizabeth are listed as head of household) 1860 - Listed under the name Wiesser (Samuel 71 and his wife Elizabeth 65 are listed as living in household) 1870 - Listed under the name Wiesser 1880 - Listed under the name Wiser (Judith is spelled Juddy) | WISSER, Daniel (P583)
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| 75 | CENTENARIAN ENJOYS LIFE -- ESPECIALLY PRO WRESTLING [Z2 Edition] Morning Call - Allentown, Pa. Author: MARIE LATHROP, The Morning Call Date: Jul 29, 1993 Start Page: N.02 Section: NEIGHBORS Text Word Count: 768 Document Text Sevilla Seidel reached up and yanked at the shirt of a girl who was blocking her view at a wrestling match in Tampa, Fla. "Sit down," Sevilla screamed. Her children don't get it, but Sevilla does. Professional wrestling is her passion. She glues herself in front of the television and cheers the good guys and boos the bad. Through the years, Dusty Rhoads was her favorite. "But he doesn't wrestle much anymore. I guess age sidelined him," she says. But age hasn't sidelined Seidel, who turned 100 on July 6. She's still glued to the television Monday nights to watch the action of the World Wrestling Federation. And, she's planning to go to another live wrestling match someday. In honor of her 100th birthday, the Borough of Emmaus issued a proclamation declaring July 6, 1993, as Sevilla L. Seidel Day. Family and friends gathered at her home to celebrate. Her "baby sister," Beulah Weidner, 84, presented her with a $100 bill and others gave her gifts and cards. Seidel's soft voice still holds a hint of the Pennsylvania Dutch she spoke at home with her parents and family. "I learned English in a one-room schoolhouse in Crackersport where I was born." Although she speaks English with her children and grandchildren, she says she often yearns for conversation with a Dutch-speaking friend. She remembers how she and her husband James looked forward to reading Pumpernickel Bill Troxell's Pennsylvania German column in The Morning Call. "We had many a laugh and good discussion over it," she says. Sevilla Wisser was the second of seven children born to the late Oliver and Amanda (Hamel) Wisser. Her dad owned and farmed the land now occupied by Springhouse Farms in South Whitehall Township. Only the small farmhouse and one barn remain standing among the homes in the development. A farm child, she learned how to cook, clean, use the horse-drawn hay rake and do most other farm chores. "I used to harrow until I got so tired I could hang my tongue out," she says. She remembers walking about three miles to school and how she carried her shoes when it rained so they wouldn't get muddy. Her favorite job was baking. She used to enter her chocolate cake in competitions at the Allentown Fair and win prizes. Her son, Ernest, remembers how she hid the cakes from the kids so she could present a whole cake to the judges. Sewing was another love. After a three-year apprenticeship to a dressmaker, she spent the next 70 years and millions of stitches making clothes for area women. She always says her farm chores, school work and apprenticeship kept her so busy she didn't have time to think about boyfriends. However, James Seidel, a school friend, courted her with a horse and buggy until she said "yes." They were married Sept. 5, 1914, shortly after Sevilla's 21st birthday. Cooking, cleaning, sewing and raising six children kept her busy, but she found time to cook on school days at the former South Whitehall High School. Those were the days when hucksters and butchers came to the school and she could pick and choose what she would cook for the more than 200 boys and girls. In those early days, vacations were rare. "But, every year in September, James watched the kids and I went off to the Fair. Working in Agricultural Hall at the Allentown Fair was my vacation. I got to see many of the same people year after year and we would exchange family news. They were like old friends." After James died in 1976, Sevilla moved in with her son Ernest and wife Emma. She moved in without her sewing machine. To keep her hands busy, she took up crewel work. Her expertise and attention to fine detail is evident in the dozen or so pictures decorating the walls of the home in Emmaus. Emma Seidel likes them all but is most proud of one that won a prize in a contest at Framing Palace, Wescosville. The Seidel's raised six children: Henry of Jacksonville, Fla.; Ernest; James of South Whitehall Township, and three daughters: Arlene Schreiber, South Whitehall Township; Miriam Fluker, Tampa, Fla., and Olive Wood, Jacksonville. | WISSER, Sevilla Lucy Ann (P511)
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| 76 | Chambers County Marriage Record Book 5 Page 649b: Jackson B. Bonner and Martha Lane Hill on February 6, 1862, by Peter M. Rowland, at the residence of Gibson F. Hill. | Family F298
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| 77 | Christine Bryant Research, | Source (S-2129628377)
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| 78 | Civil War Captain? | BONNER, Captain Jackson Bedford (I59)
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| 79 | Civil War Vet according to the History of Lehigh county. Quote from - "History of Lehigh County, Pennsylvania -1914" Hezekiah Wisser, a son of Jacob Wisser, was born at Crackersport. In his earlier years he clerked in a store for a few years. During the Civil War he gave his services in defense of his country. For a number of years he has followed agricultural pursuits. He was married to Miss Knerr with whom he had two children, Emma and Anne. He was married a second time to Elizabeth (Miller) Desher. They are the parents of the following children: Irwin, Allen N., Estrella, Ida, Edwin, Beulah, William, and Herbert. | WISSER, Hezekiah (P97)
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| 80 | Clarence A. Leiby and Miss Victoria Schofer, both of Topton, were married by Rev. Wilson Keiser, pastor of the Church of God, on Smith street, Allentown. The bride is a daughter of John H. Schofer. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Leiby and is employed in the casket factory, at Topton. [The Kutztown Patriot, Kutztown, PA, Friday, November 10, 1916, page 12] Clarence A. Leiby, 85, of Lehighton R. 3, died Thursday in Palmerton Hospital. He was the husband of the late Edith (DeLong) Leiby. He was a truck driver for the New Jersey Zinc Co., Palmerton, before retiring in 1961. Born at Breinigsville R. 1, he was a son of the late Alfred W. and Anna (Wisser) Leiby. He was a member of Dinkey Memorial United Church of Christ, Ashfield. Surviving are a son Allen, with whom he resided; a brother Irwin of Ashfield and a grandson. Services will be 11 a.m. Monday in the church. A calling hour will precede services in the church. The Richard M. Miller Funeral Home, 137 Fairview St., Union Hill, is in charge of arrangements. [The Morning Call, Allentown, PA, Friday, February 26, 1982, page B-12] | Family F297
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| 81 | Dale Wisser has a web page available at: http://wisserfamily.com/wisserdaleoliver.html | WISSER, Dale Oliver (P2)
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| 82 | Daniel and Judith Wisser used to farm where the Highland Cemetery is now located. (Per Shirley Miller in 2003) Many Wisser family members are burried there. | WISSER, Daniel (P583)
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| 83 | Daniel Wisser came (to Lehigh county) with his father from Berks county. He was born Dec 21, 1803, and died at the advanced age of 91 years, 1 month and 22 days. For a number of years he was a stone mason, later he followed an agricultural pursuit. His farm was located where Highland cemetary of Allentown is now located. (from HISTORY OF LEHIGH COUNTY, PA - 1914) | WISSER, Daniel (P605)
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| 84 | Date of Birth 4/14/1926 from Donna Patton | PATTON, Billy Joe (P616)
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| 85 | DATES FROM THIS SOURCE DO NOT ADD UP. USE AS A LEAD ONLY. gaw 12/23/13 http://home.comcast.net/~springfamily/b11862.htm#P24390 952. Nicholas BISHOP11 was born WFT Est 1704-1737. He was born in 1730 in New Castle County, Delaware. He died on 29 Aug 1786 in South Carolina. He died in 1787 in Kershaw County, South Carolina. He was buried in 1787 in Kershaw County, South Carolina. Nicholas BISHOP and Hannah BRACKEN were married WFT Est 1741-1772. They were married in 1768 in New Castle County, Delaware. 953. Hannah BRACKEN11 died WFT Est 1766-1823. She was born in 1728 in Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware. She was born about 1728 in New Castle, New Castle County, Delaware. She died in 1768. Children were: i. Henry BISHOP Captain was born before 1755 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. He died in 1780 in Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. He was buried in 1780 in Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. 476 ii. William BISHOP Sr.. iii. Nicholas BISHOP was born in 1761 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. He was christened in 1761 in York County, Pennsylvania. He died on 18 Nov 1843 in Pendelton, Anderson County, South Carolina. iv. James BISHOP. v. John BISHOP was born in 1764 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. He died after 23 Nov 1832 in Chester County, South Carolina. He was buried after 23 Nov 1832 in Chester County, South Carolina. vi. Hannah BISHOP was born about 1766 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. vii. Dorcas BISHOP was born about 1768 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. viii. Henry BISHOP11 died WFT Est 1771-1844. He was born before 1754. ix. Dorcas BISHOP11 died WFT Est 1756-1849. She was born after 1755. x. Hannah BISHOP11 died WFT Est 1756-1849. She was born after 1755. xi. James BISHOP11 died WFT Est 1756-1845. He was born after 1755. xii. Nicholas BISHOP11 died WFT Est 1756-1845. He was born after 1755. xiii. John BISHOP11 died WFT Est 1764-1853. He was born about 1763 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. xiv. Nicholas BISHOP11 died WFT Est 1762-1851. He was born on 3 May 1761 near Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. | BISHOP, Nicholas (I158)
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| 86 | Death age based on 11 May 1843 Death date and subtracting age of 56 years, 5 months, and 2 days. | KELCHNER, Catharine (I542)
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| 87 | Death Of Daughter Emma Wisser [Source: Allentown Democrat, Wednesday, January 27, 1892, page 3. Submitted by Jerri.] Wisser, Emma (nee Butterweck) Mrs. Emma Wisser, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Butterweck, of Berks county, Pa., died at her late residence, No. 832 North Penn street, yesterday at noon, aged 52 years, 9 months and 29 days. Her sufferings which were very severe, she bore with Christian fortitude and dated back a number of years. She was confined to bed about one year. Her ailments were of a complicated nature. She is survived by the following children: Lothis P. Wisser, of Montgomery county, Pa.; Irvin R. Wisser, of this city, and Miss Mabel K. Wisser, also of this city. Two grandsons, LeRoy and Norton Wisser; three brothers and one sister also survive. A. N. Butterweck, of this city, Jeremiah Butterweck, of Oley; Oliver Butterweck, of Ohio, and Mrs. Maria Butz, of this city. [Source: Allentown Morning Call, Thursday, August 1, 1912, page 11. Submitted by Jerri.] | BUTTERWECK, Reubin (I577)
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| 88 | Deborah (Whedbee) Bonner was born on 28 Jan 1689 in Perquimans County, North Carolina and died in 1728 in Chowan County, North Carolina. She was 39 years old. Deborah married Henry Bonner III. Henry and Deborah had one known child: Henry IV. | LUTEN, Sarah Elizabeth (I757)
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| 89 | Died as a child. (Per Shirley Miller in 2003) | LICHTY, Catherine K. (I604)
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| 90 | Died as a child. (Per Shirley Miller in 2003) | LICHTY, Dorthea K. (P570)
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| 91 | Died as a small child. (Per Shirley Miller in 2003) | LICHTY, Elizabeth K. (P571)
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| 92 | Died as a young child. (Per Shirley Miller in 2003) | LICHTY, Rueben K. (I603)
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| 93 | Died before July 1860 census. | WISSER, Carolina Margaret (I628)
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| 94 | Died March 14 Mother died March 14 Sister Florene born March 14 | BRYANT, Grace Fay (P181)
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| 95 | Died young | WISSER, Ann Eliza (I45)
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| 96 | Don is the cofounder of Harvesting In Spanish and the ministry in El Salvador. Don Benner at Shalom He was born in Nescopek, Pennsylvania and graduated from Girad College in Philadelphia then went on to serve in various corporate positions in different companies in Michigan and Colorado. His last position before accepting the Lord's call to the mission field was Vice President of Marketing and Sales for an international corporation based in Denver Colorado. Before going to the mission field, Don studied for a year in San Jose, Costa Rica. Don, born in 1924, served in the U.S. Army during World War II. He has authored a book titled "One Step at a Time", which narrates his calling to missions and why and how the ministry started in El Salvador. His book is also published in Spanish under the title "Caminar en lo Milagroso". Don is also the founder of the vibrant chapters of Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International in the countries of Costa Rica and El Salvador, which are still winning many of the upper class people to Christ, especially among the upper class people of those two countries. Don and his wife Rose Ann have served as missionaries in El Salvador since 1977. Don served as President of Harvesting In Spanish until February 2009. Currently he coordinates the mission teams and missionaries that come to work at the Shalom Children's Home, supervises the maintenance and construction projects, coordinates the publications, does fund raising, and participates in the many daily activities of the Shalom Children's Home in El Salvador. Don is married to Rose Ann Murphy, cofounder of H.I.S. Two of their seven children, Teri and Chris, also serve in the ministry. They have 8 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Don enjoys reading, watching old movies, golf tournaments, and working on his computer. *** The above information is from his Harvesting In Spanish web site on January 8, 2011 *** | BENNER, Donald William (P220)
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| 97 | Duncan J. Wisser had 11 siblings | Family F618
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| 98 | Duncan J. Wisser Sr. had nine siblings and 11 children | WISSER, Duncan J. Sr. (I878)
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| 99 | Eastern PA Ancesters / RootsWeb.com, | Source (S-2129628379)
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| 100 | Ed and Laberta Bredbenner, Oct 2000, | Source (S-2129628380)
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