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151	Died August 1966	Jacobs, Albert Martin (I3373)
152	Died from Complications from Alzheimer's.	Swenson, Mary Cora (I942)
153	Died in car accident [Helen Mayer]	Fink, Phares Buch (I2400)
154	Died in World War II	Morneau, Francis (I141)
155	Doris Williams indicates Mary was buried in Cane Run Cemetery, Jefferson County, KY...indicates she has visited the cemetery and found it in "complete ruins"	Wiseheart, Mary Catherine (I3376)
156	Earl W. Shaefer was arrested for drunken driving. He committed suicied in the cell block (hanging from the door by his belt) at the Coatesville Police Station. Deputy Corner Thomas Monteith,l Coatesville, issued a certificate of death by strangulation. After Earl's death, his children - Sally Ann, John Earl, and Linda Jean Sheaffer were admitted to the Scotland School, Scotland, PA near Chambersburg, PA. The school is for Vetran's Children.	Sheaffer, Earl White (I2218)
157	Enlisted under the name John Crist Hilton, so am assuming his mother's maiden name is Crist (or Christ). Military History from Service Record: 05DEC1917 Enlisted-Norfolk VA MAR1918: USS Alabama APR1918: USS Dennis 01SEP1918 promoted to MM2/C 01APR1920 promoted to MM1/C 01DEC1922: Assigned to Sub Chaser 154 (Santo Domingo) 07APR1924: Punishment: 5 Days solitary confinment on Bread and Water for "Carelessness in performance of duty" while on Sub Chaser 154 27SEP1924-Transferred to USS New York 08DEC1925: USS Case 30DEC1925: USS Toucey (282) 01MAR1926: Transfered to US Naval Hospital, Norfolk VA for sickness "Not the result of his own misconduct: 18MAY1926: Transfered back to USS Toucey (282) 25AUG1926: Issued permenant appointment as MM1/C 01JUN1927: Drunk and disorderly - one week restriction 24SEP1927: Transfered to Hospital again for sickness "Not the result of his own misconduct" 06DEC1927: Transfered back to USS Toucey 23JAN1928: Transfered to USS Mercy for medical treatment 24FEB1928: Dischared from Hospital and back to USS Toucey 07DEC1929: Discharged from USS Toucey 11DEC1929: Transfered to USS Eagle 58 25APR1931-05MAY1931 in Naval Hospital Charleston SC (misconduct) 05MAY1931: USS Eagle 58 03APR1934: Transfered to Naval Reserve at Navy Yard Washington DC 15MAY1939: Physically qualified for shore duty only 11SEP1939: Placed on retired list due to physical disability. 28AUG1941: Classified as physically qualified for mobilizetion ashore 19NOV1941: Recalled to Active duty 28NOV1941: reported to Navy Yard Philadelphia 28JAN1942: Transfered to YR-30 for Duty 28AUG1943: Transfered to Naval Supply Depot, Mechanicsburg, PA 01OCT1945: released from Active DutyT	Hilton, John Crist (I1443)
158	Excerpted from e-Mail from Debbie Long: From: Deborah Long [mailto:deblong@earthlink.net] Sent: Saturday, May 01, 2004 6:49 PM To: Carl Hilton Subject: Harry' Ditizler's Parents and kids Harry Bowman Ditzler's parents were William Ditzler and Mary Bowman Ditzler. In the oldest writing in the family bible, Ditzler was spelled Deitzler. It was spelled that way for all of William and Mary's information about them and their children. For the writing for the next generation (information pertaining to Harry and Susan and children), the last name was spelled Ditzler. The writing in the bible is in to different handwriting. My Mom used to always say she was surprised anyone could follow family histories of farmers. Besides the use of nicknames, many of the older generations could not read or write very well. So who know's who really knew how to spell their last names. Many times, if the family member could not read or write, the calligrapher writing in the bibles spelled the names like they thought it should be spelled. Her father Harry is listed as Henry (#7), under the list of children born to William and Mary. This could be due to nicknames. Her dad was called Harry by some, and Hen by others. This name swap continued with my mom's brother Harry H Ditzler. He was always referred to as Henner. Many people thought my Mom's name was Roberta because she was always called Bobbie. But in fact, her name was Florence. Go figure!There are many to this day that didn't know her name was Florence. In her obituary and on her grave marker, we called her Florence "Bobbie" Long. It was easy to see that you had Sarah as Sally. That was what she was referred to for most of her life. One other twist was my Aunt Naomi. She was always called Tootie. There were many friends and family who did not know her given name either. I will spell the last names as in the bible. William Deitzler was born April 17, 1854 of Lancaster Co, PA Mary Bowman was born October 4, 1850, if South Lebanon Township, Lebanon Co, PA William and Mary were married on April 28th, 1872 William and Mary had the following children, all stating they were of Cornwall Ts. (assuming this means township), Lebanon Co., PA. Sarah Deitzler born May 19, 1873 Lizzie Deitzler born July 27, 1874 William Deitzler born March 18, 1876 Annie Deitzler born August 30, 1877 -- died September 21, 1877 Mary Deitzler born May 23, 1880 baptized August 23, 1880 by Rev. F W Kremer -- died February 12, 1882 John Deitzler born February 17, 1882 baptized May 21, 1882 by Rev. F W Kremer Henry Deitzler (this was Harry) born November 7, 1883 baptized June 15, 1884 by Rev. F W Kremer Samuel Deitzler born February 5, 1885 baptized by Rev Christian Seehrist (?) (that least that is what it looks like) Emanuel Deitzler born March 7, 1887 baptized June 19, 1887 by Rev Christian Seehrist Katie Deitzler born April 30, 1892 -- died that day I got to go. I'll get more info later. Bye for now. Debbie	Ditzler, Henry "Harry" Bowman (I1530)
159	Fair	Source (S43)
160	From Mary Hilton's Father's Obituary, we know that there was a Mrs. Daniel Williams in the family. If we check the 1880 Census, we find a Daniel Williams with a wife of Mary Ann... Her age is given as 22 which would match her age form the previous two census's when she was living with her father John, so this is a possibility. Assuming this is correct, then this Daniel would have been born about 1856. Checking out the 1900 Census for Lancaster County, we find another Daniel Williams with wife Mary, however their ages are about 2 years off. That is where I got the names of the younger 4 children of this marriage, which is still suspect.	Family (F397)
161	Good	Source (S44)
162	Good	Source (S42)
163	Good	Source (S48)
164	Got Ray Welcomer into Hershey School. After visiting him at Hackman's (Ray's faster family), he had him tested and got him in. [Helen Mayer]	Fink, Norman Buch (I2403)
165	He was a farmer and a house painter. [Helen Mayer]	Fink, Jacob Buch (I2396)
166	He was a First Sgt. Co D. 20th Pennsylvania Volunteers. He was a saddler and auctioneer. Several of the children died of Diptheria and are buried at Manheim.	Gibble, Henry Clay (I1707)
167	He worked for Armstrong Cork Co. for 35 years. He and his wife Anna, were Deacons in the Middle Creek Chruch of the Brethren.	Harnly, Paul E. (I1803)
168	Henry and Rebecca Carson are children of John Lewis Carson's first marriage - they are living with John and Mary (Wiseheart) (Jacobs) Carson as of 1860 census	Carson, Henry (I3378)
169	http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=wiseheart&GSfn=george&GSbyrel=in&GSdyrel=in&GSob=n&GRid=28798797&	Wiseheart, George Allen (I3393)
170	https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/V2X6-K4F Marriage Information for a Hettie H. Bates and John H. Hilton on 28 Mar 2897 from Lancaster County PA	Family (F398)
171	I am assuming they had no children, since there were NONE listed in any census, and if they had none by 1930, most likely would not.	Family (F710)
172	I am only assuming that Henry and Susanna are the parents of Mary Katie Christ, based on the 1860/70 census and looking for Mary's, Katie's, and Catherin's of the correct age. Marriage Notes for Henry Crist and Susan Dunmoyer: Newspaper article from the Lebanon Advertiser says 4/11/1855 issue On the 13th ult, by Rev C Siegrist, Mr Henry Christ of Heidelberg twp, Lebanon county to Miss Susanna Danmoyer of Lancaster co	Family (F799)
173	I don't believe the Source.... 1) Samuel does show up in the 1900 Census in the same building as Addison, but Samuel was born in 1878 which is prior to Samuels marriage and I belive that this Samuel is actually the brother and not the son of Addison. The record states that Addison and Mary only had 4 children and by 1920, only 3 were still living. I believe these to be Harry, Carrie and William.	Deyer, Samuel (I1681)
174	I found one Patrick Desmond in the Social Security Death Index that may match so I am using these dates until I know otherwise.	Desmond, Patrick L. (I1750)
175	I have an obituary in 1915 (Elizabeth White Singer), stating that she has a son in Lancaster. Looking at the 1900 census, I find a Walter W Singer aged 27 with a wife Viola (clearly spelt) aged 28, and Son Walter B age 4. Moving forward to the 1920 census I find a Walter W Singer, age 37 (looks like a match) but this wife appears to be Minnie R, aged 29, and one son William R, age 1 y 3 months. This is obviously not the same William, based on age... Did Walter lose both his wife and son? or maybe a diviorce and then remarry within this decade? In the 1930 census, we have Walter W Singer, age 47, and son William R, aged 11, so this is good. However, the wife is now Catharine age 52.	Singer, Walter W (I2294)
176	I have found this family in the 1880 Census in Springfield, Erie Co, PA. The children match and this list is based on the GIBBLE book. However, I have not verified that this Abraham is the child of Benjamin and Mary.	Gibble, Abraham Hilton (I1926)
177	I have made the assumption that Edward's Son is this David based on: 1) Edward's Will lists two grand children Elisabeth and Edward, both of whom are names of David's older children, althought why he would not bequeath anything to the oldest son, I don't know, althought the second son is named after him and the older son may have died or no longer been living at home. 2) Both Hilton's were located in Warwick Twp. Lancaster County Deed A-3-348 David Hilton to Christian Lambach KNOW ALL MEN by these present that I david Hilton of Warwick Township and County of Lancaster and Province of Pennsylvania Yeoman for and in Consideration of One hundred an thirty Pounds payd to me in Hand and secured to be payd by the Hand of Christian Lambagh of the same Place do hereby sell and make over unto said Christian Lambagh a certain Tract or Piece of Land or Improvement situate and leying in the Township of Warwick an County and Provance aforesaid adjoining John Longenacer + Christian Fredreick and I do by these Presents release relinquish and forever quit Claim Rights + Title to said Lands and Profess unto Christian Lambagh Together with all Rights and Propertys thereunto belonging with all Buildings Houses Barns Stables and Out houses Orchards Fenses Swamps Medews Waters and Water Corses Woods and underwoods It being surveyed to Andrew Eip on Warrant bearing Date January the 7, 1749. I do hereby transfer said Lands + Premises unto the said Christian Lambagh and to his Heirs and assigns forever. To have and to hold and to his or thier proper use. I do warrt nd defend said Premises from all Persons whatsoever laying Rights or Title thereunto the Honorable Propetors only exepted. As Witness my Hand and Seal this first Day of February One thousand Seven hundred and sixty four it being made over the me the fifth Day of November one thousand seven hundred and fifty seven. DAVID HILTON Seal Signed Sealed + delivered in Presents of us. Peter Huber Johann Grosh Lancaster County. ss Before me the Subscriber one of the Justices of the Court of Common Pleas for said County personally appeared Peter Huber one of the Subscribing Witnesses to thewithin Instrument of Writing and on his Solmn Affirmation did declare and say that he was present and saw and heard David Hilton the Grantor therein named sigh seal and deliver the same to and for the uses and Purporses therein mentioned and that the Name Peter Huber subscribed thereunto as a Witness is the proper Hand Writing of him the said Pete Huber and further saith not. Witness my Hand and seal this 25th Day of April 1785 James Jacks SEAL -- Recorded the 25th day of April 1785. James Jacks Recorder	Hilton, David (I172)
178	I know this information goes against what has been published in "The Descendants of Henry Gibbel" books. Here are the reasons. 1) I can find NO evidence that the marriage of Jacob Gibble was actually to Barbara EBY. I have even asked the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society Genealogist to prove or disprove and he supports me. 2) I DO have a Lancaster County Orphans Court record for the death of Edward Hilton in 1824 stating that Edward's daughter Barbara was the wife of a Jacob Gibble. 3) The time frame is correct. 4) In the "Descendants ...." books, one of the children of Jacob and Barbara are listed with the middle initial of "H" which was not uncommonly the mothers maiden name. If you can disprove me... PLEASE DO SO. Thanks	Family (F466)
179	IMMIGRATION: I have been unable to find any HILTON that immigrated prior to 1737... The closest I have found is the Ship SUPPLY that docked in Feb 1726 in Annapolis, MD, had the following people: Edward Leigh, Agnes Leighton, Richard Leighton... My argument that these could be them was that We know Edward Hilton had a daughter named Agnes, so if Edward Leigh and Agnes Leighton were husband and wife. In Edwards will, he left property to his daughter Agness Wishet, was she named after his wife? Then Richard was most likely related... there is a Richard Hilton that owned land in Lancaster County in 1750.... Now, this ship brought Felons.... the saga continues. DEED from EDWARD HILTON to Christian & Henry Root: Edward Hilton to Christian + Henry Root Know all Men by these presents that I Edward Hilton of Warwick Township Lancaster County in the provence of Pennsylvania yeoman for and in consideration of the sum of Ninety five pounds lawful money of said Province to him in hand paid by Christian Root and Henry Root both of Earl Township said County Yeoman at or before the Execution hereof the Receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged and the said Christian Root and Henry Root their heirs and assigns severally and respectively acquitted and discharged Have and hereby Hath granted bargained and sold and released and confirmed by these presents Do and hereby Doth grant bargain sell release and confirm unto the said Christian Root and Henry Root their Heirs and Assigns forever all my Plantation and Tract of Land situate in Earl Township aforesaid where I lately dwelt containing one hundred and forty one acres and the usual allowances or there abouts (as by the survey thereof remaining in the Surveyor Generals Office will clearly appear) Together with all and Singular the Buildings Improvements Rights Members and Appurtenances whatsoever there unto belonging, or appertaining and all the Estate Right Interest Title Property Claims and Demands what so ever of me the said Edward Hilton of in and to the premises hereby granted and every part thereof and the reversions remainders thereof. To have and to hold the said tract of Land Hereditaments and premises hereby granted with their appurtenances unto the said Christian Root and Henry Root their Heirs and Assigns that is to say to Hold the one undivided moiety or half part thereof unto the said Henry Root his Heirs an Assigns forever Under and subject to the purchase money, interest and quit rent due an accruing, for and on the same Tract of Land unto the Chief Lord or Lords of the Fee thereof. The which Tract of Land is bounded by Land new or late of John Lassenne Burk(?)it Glese + Sparr and by land now or late vacant. and I do further hereby covenant and grant for me and my Heirs the said hereby granted Land and premises with the appurtenances unto the said Christian Root and Henry Root their Heirs and Assigns to be holden as aforesaid against me and my Heirs and against all persons claiming or to claim by from or under me them or any of them shall and will warrant and forever defend by these presents still reserving the Proprietary purchase money Interest + quit rent accruing on the premises as aforesaid. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal this thirtieth day of October in the Year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and seventy. Sealed and Declared in the presence of us His Henry Carpenter John Evans Edward Hilton mark Received the Day and Date of the above or within written Deed or Instrument of and from the above or within named Christian Root and Henry Root half and half respectively the sum of Ninety five pounds in the whole in full of the consideration money above or within mentioned. Witnesses present His Henry Carpenter John Evans Edward Hilton mark Lancaster County ss. Before me the Subscriber one of the Justices in and for the said County came Edward Hilton + did acknowledge the above and within written Instrument or Deed to be his act and Deed to all true and just Intents and purposes Witness my Hand and Seal dated the day of AD 1770 William Henry Seal Ex Recorded the 30th day of May ADomini 1797 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- Will for Edward Hilton, 1772 Warwick Twp, Lancaster Co., PA 1773 Book B Vol 1 pg 675 ============================== IN THE NAME OF GOD & MEN I Edward Hilton of Earl Township in the County of Lancaster and Province of Pennsylvania Being in Perfect mind, memory & understanding (Thanks be to almighty God) and considering that I am Mortal & that it is appointed for all men once to die Do make & ordain this my Last Will and Testament. And first I resign my Soul into the Hands of its Creator in Humble hope of its Final happiness as in the Dispersal of a Being Infinitely Gracious good and as to my body my will is that it be Buried By my Wife in a Decent But a plain manner at the discretion of my Executors. First I Order that my Funeral Charges and Lawful Debts are paid. I order and my Will is that my Granson Edward Hilton shall have all my aparall or Wearing Cloths. I Likewise Order and My Will is that My Grandaughter Elizabeth Hilton Shall have my Chest. Likewise my will is that all my Goods, Chattels and Credits that remain I Give and Bequeath to my daughter Agness Wishet and do hereby Constitute and Appoint Gabriel Davis & John Wishet Executors of this my Last Will and Testament and I Do hereby Revoke all other Wills and Testament By one hither made Declaring this and no other to be my Last Will & Testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto put my hand & seal this the Third Day of January One Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy Two Sign Sealed, Published & Declared By the Testator as his Last Will & Testament in the Presence of us Gabriel Davis, Peter Baker his Edward @ Hilton mark LANCASTER COUNTY On the Fifth day of August Anno Domini 1773 Before me the Subscriber Personally Appeared the within Named Gabriel Davis & Peter Baker the two subscribing Witnesses to the within Will and on their Corporal Oath did depose and Say that they were present and Saw & Heard Edward Hilton the Testator within named Sign Seal Publish Pronounce and declare the within writing as and for his Last Will and Testament & that at the doing there of he was of Sound Mind Memory & Understanding to the Best of Their Knowledge Observation and Belief Edw Shippen D.Reg BE IT REMEMBERED that on the fifth day of August Anno Domini 1773 the Last Will and Testament of Edward Hilton late of Earl Township in the County of Lancaster, Yeoman deceased was proved in due form of Law and Letters Testamentary were granted to John Wishet one of the Executors therein named (Gabriel Davis the remaining Executor Appointed by the Last Will of the said decedent having by his Certain Deed of Renunciation bearing Date the fifth day of August 1773 duly executed and filed into the Registers at Lancaster renounced all his Right of Executorship on the Estate of the same Testator) The aforesaid John Wishet being first duly Qualified well and truly to Administer the Estate of the said decedent & to Exhibit into the Registers Office at Lancaster on or before the Fifth day of September next a true & perfect Inventory of all and Singular the Goods & Chattels which were of the said Edward Hilton at the time of his Death & to Render a true & Just Account of their Administration on the said Estate when here to lawfully required Given under the Seal of the said Office. Edw Shippen D.Reg A true and perfect Inventory of all and singular the goods and chattels of Edward Hilton Disceased taken and appraised by us the subscribers this as witness our hands -- the 27 of July 1773 Peter *** (I can't read signature) but I would guess: Sr(n)ic S Sn(r)ib(l) ****** (I can't read signature also) first six ten pounds«tab»«tab» £60«tab» 0«tab»0 money due from Robert Rolocks «tab» 0«tab»19«tab»7 a table and a chear and sundory «tab» 0«tab» 6«tab»0 small articles for nine old shirts«tab»«tab»«tab» 0«tab» 9«tab»0 foure old jackets and two pear«tab» 0«tab» 10«tab»0 old breches two coates «tab»«tab»«tab» 1«tab» 2«tab»6 two hats«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab» 0«tab» 3«tab»0 two pear stokins and two capes«tab» 0«tab» 5«tab»0 and a pear of mitses one pear of shöos«tab»«tab» 0«tab» 5«tab»0 one chist«tab»«tab»«tab» 0«tab» 7«tab»6 one peuter little dish and a pleat«tab» 0«tab» 3«tab»0 and four spoons for iron wedges and old iron«tab» 0«tab» 1«tab»7 for three gimlets and compress«tab» 0«tab» 1«tab»0 and fleeces and hose a friiing pane and tonges and«tab» 0«tab» 2«tab»0 peir shovel grubin how and ax«tab»«tab» 0«tab» 2«tab»6 an iron crook«tab»«tab»«tab» 0«tab» 1«tab»0 Appraised by us ******* B C same two signatures Peter *** D Exhibited into the Registers Office at Lancaster the Fifth day of August Anno Domini 1773 Sworn before me the same ********** John Wishard day & year by the Exor and (another sig.) appraiser Edw Shippen	Hilton, Edward (I458)
180	In the 1870 tax rolls, following info on Harmon Wiseheart: o Total value $1500 o Horses and Mares 5 Value $250 o Cattle 6 Value $120 o Value of Gold, silver & other metallic watches $20 o Total value @ 30 cents per $100, $1890 o White males 21 years 1 o Enrolled militia 1 o Children between 6 & 20 3 o Hogs over 6 mos old 8 He was a blacksmith by trade and in 1850 was living next door to William Jacobs, his wife's father, who was also a blacksmith and still active in his trade at age 80. (from Bonnie Hill PAF)	Wiseheart, Harmon (I3385)
181	In the 1930 Census, there are BALDWIN girls living in the household who are listed as NEICES of William. Now are they daughters of a Sister of William or are they daughters of a sibling of Margie G.... I belive they are the daughters listed as Hanna I (Ida?), Francis M (Frannie), and Lorraine, of Frank E and Anna M BALDWIN of Lancaster City, ED81 Sheet 11A in the 1920 Census.	Family (F587)
182	Indexed records.	Source (S49)
183	Information from the 1920 Census. Showing her father, William, and brother, George living with them.	Family (F759)
184	Intelligencer Journal (Lancaster, PA) January 21, 1995 Pag«i»e: B-2 DIVORCES GRANTED Betty J. Bartsch, 57, of 71 N. Penryn Road, Manheim, and «b»Irvin E. Bartsch«/b», 63, address unknown. They were married Oct. 22, 1955.	Bartsch, Irvin Eugene (I1717)
185	Intelligencer Journal (Lancaster, PA) March 21, 1996 Section: OBITUARIES Page: B-3 VICTOR MUMMA, 74, IN SHOE PRODUCTION Victor W. Mumma, 74, of 17 E. Walnut St., died Tuesday evening at Lebanon Veterans Administration Hospital following a lengthy illness. He had been a patient at the hospital for the past four weeks. Born in Rothsville, he was a son of the late Wallace and Ina Williams Mumma. Mumma had been a production worker at the former Fleet Air Shoe Co., Ephrata, for more than 45 years. He was a member of Our Mother of Perpetual Help Catholic Church, Ephrata. Mumma also belonged to Father Daley Council 4191 Knights of Columbus, Ephrata, and Santa Maria Assembly Nights of Columbus, Fourth Degree. He was a life member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3376, Ephrata, where he was a past commander, and a life member of the Military Order of the Cootie, an honorary degree of the VFW. Mumma was a member of Amvets Post 136 and American Legion Post 429, both of Ephrata, and the Fraternal Order of Police Red Rose Lodge 16 of Lancaster. He was a U.S. Army Air Corps veteran of World War II, serving as a corporal in Europe. Surviving are a sister, Betty J. Heiney, with whom he resided; and a brother, Lavern W., husband of Marguerite Mumma of Talmage.	Mumma, Victor W. (I1979)
186	INTELLIGENCER JOURNAL (LANCASTER, PA.) August 17, 2002 Page: B-3 Clara Buch, 101, Lancaster native Clara Buch, 101, of the Woodlands of Hershey, Hummelstown, died of natural causes Monday at the home. Born in Lancaster County, she was the last of her immediate family.	Hahn, Clara (I2346)
187	Is this Pauline White the 71yo living in Los Angeles, California in 1920, with daughter Katie F (age 59 b. Ohio) and John S L?????? (ate 71, b Sweden)	Pauline (I2587)
188	James H. and Mary C. both buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Camp Point, Illinois - Section V Rows 7 and 8.	Jacobs, James Henry (I3381)
189	John's Beneficiary slip filled out on 11 September 1932 from New London Ct. List his next of kin as Mabel M. Hilton of 4210 Plymouth St. Colonial Park, PA John's Assignment to th USS Eagle #58 on 03 APR 1934 lists his next of kin as his wife Mabel Milligan Hilton of 4210 Plymouth St. Colonial Park, PA	Michael, Mabel (I742)
190	LANCASTER COUNTY ORPHAN's COURT RECORDS Volume 1822-1825 Page 384 17 November 1824 EDWARD Hilton dec'd, On the petition of Jacob Gibbel & Michael Ritter, Administrators of Edward Hilton late of Warwick Township dec'd (Cooper) who died intestate, "Setting forth" That the said intestate left issue five children, to wit, Elizabeth, now wife of Jacob Butler, Barbara, the wife of Jacob Gobbel one of the petitioners, David, Maria & Catharin, the two last named of whom are yet in their minority, Feronica [sic] who had been married with Isaac Kaufman, but is now dec'd, another daughter of said intestate. That the personal estate of the said intestate is insufficient for the payment of his debts as by the account answered to the petition appears. And that the said intestate died seized in his demesne as of Fee of + in a certain messuage or small house & ten acres of land with the appurtenances, for the payment of the debts and maintenance & education of the minor children of the said intestate. To the truth of the facts above stated said, Administrators were duly affirmed. It is Ordered by the Court that the Administrators aforesaid do on Tuesday the 14th day of december next expose said Real Estate to Sale by public vendue or outcry, on the Premises. Terms Cash on the 1st day of April 1825. That due & legal notice be given ot the time & place of said sale, + that report of said proceedings be made to this Court on the 3d Monday oin December next (20th). ================================================================ Page 810 December 1824 21st EDWARD Hilton dec'd, Order of sale continued to the Orphan's Court in March 1825. =============================================================== VOLUME 1825-1828 Page 39 August 1825 EDWARD Hilton dec'd. Order of sale continued to next Orphans Court. =============================================================== Page 55 19 September 1825 EDWARD Hilton dec'd; Pursuant to an Order of this Court of the 17th day of November 1824 & the several continuences therof Directing Jacob Gibbel & Michael Ritter, Administrators of Edward Hilton late of Warwick township dec'd to expose to public sale the Real Estate of said dec'd, considering of + in a certain messuage of Small House + tract of Gravel land containing about ten acres of land more or less with the appurtenances, situall in Warwick Township aforesaid on Saturday the 10th day of September 1825 at 2 O'clock P.M. on the Premises, Terms Cash -- "Said Administrators now report", that they did in pursuance of the said Order of Court expose the lands + premises therein mentioned to Sale by public venue on the premises in the Township of Warwick on Saturday the 10th inst. having been given due public & timely notice of the time & place of said sale agreeable to the directions there of , + sold the same to David Eicholtz of & for the sum of Five hundred & thirty one dollars lawful money, he being the highest & best bidder + that the highest + best price bidden for the same, Which reports being reached. The Courts confirmed the Sale + the premises sold to the said David Eicholtz his heirs + assigns forever in fee as fully as the said intestate had + held in the same immediately before + at the time of his death Subject liable to the payment of purchase money agreeable to the terms. prescribed by the Court in their said Order of Sale. Jacob Gibbel Tent in $1062.00 \| to the Common.th of Penn Michael Retter Tent in $1062.00 > For use of all persons interested Abraham Gibbel Tent in $1062.00 \| In the estate of the said dec'd =============================================================== page 181 26 June 1826 EDWARD Hilton dec'd. Jacob Gibbel + Michael Ritter Administrators of Edward Hilton Late of Warwick Township dec'd, Having stated + filed in the Registers Office, at Lancaster, the Administration Account on the estate of the said dec'd + legal notices thereto having been given by the said Register, the same in now produced to the Court for confirmation whereby it appears, that the said account was duly passed by the said Register + that ther remains in the hands of the said Acct a balance of $157.13 1/2 The court, on due examination thereof advisement had thereon, approve of + confirm the same, and direct that balance to be paid + distributed agreeably to law.	Hilton, Edward David (I163)
191	Lancaster Intelligencer Journal Clarence H. Irvin, 76, carpenter, mason Clarence H. Irvin, 76, of 521 E. 28th Division Highway, Lititz, died Tuesday mornings at Ephrata Community Hospital after a brief illness. He woirked for Esbenshade's Greenhouses Inc. of Lititz. Earlier, he was a carpenter and stonemason with his brother, Paul Irvin. He belonged to Brickerville Unithed Lutheran Church and the Veterans of Foreign Wars of Ephrata. A U.S. Army veteran of World War II, Irvin served in Italy, France, the Rhineland and central Europe. Born in Brunnerville, he was the son of the late Morris L. and Nora Hilton Irvin. He and his wife, Gladys M. Seiverling Irvin, wre married 50 years last May. Surviving besides his wife are three sisters, Evelyn F. Neideigh of Lititz and Kathryn I., wife of James Shreiner, and Lois I., wife of Isaac Bomberger, both of Penryn. ======================================== buried at St. John Lutheran Cemetery, Brickerville (now part Brickerville Lutheran Parish). Heisey Funeral Home, Lititz PA	Irvin, Clarence H (I1724)
192	Lancaster Intelligencer Journal Thursday, January 27, 1994 B-3 Paul M. Irvin, 84, Brunnerville native Paul "Tony" M. Irvin, 84, of 529 Hackman Road, Brunnerville died unexpectedly Tuesday at home. He had been under the care of a physician. He was the husband of the late Mildred Miller Irvin. Born in Brunnerville, he was a son of the late Morris L. and Nora S. Hilton Irvin. A self-employed carpenter, he specilaized in home building. He was a member of Middle Creek Church of the Brethren in Lititz and belong to the Burnnerville Fire Company. Surviving are a brother, Clarence H. Irvin of Brickerville; and four sisters, Esther M. Boyher of Clayton, N.C., Evelyn F. Neideigh of Lititz, Kathryn I., iefe of James Shriner, and Lois I., wife of Issac Bomberger, both of Pennryn. =========================== Buried at Middle Creek Church of the Brethren cemetery; Spacht Funeral Home, Lititz	Irvin, Paul M (I1737)
193	LANCASTER NEW ERA (LANCASTER, PA.) April 3, 2002 Section: LOCAL NEWS Page: B-1 Index Terms: AUKER SCHOOL AWARD NAMELIST 14 will be 1st inductees in Manheim Central Hall of Fame Author: Rochelle A. Shenk, Correspondent Article Text: Fourteen Manheim Central alumni will become the first honorees of the Manheim Central Hall of Fame on Saturday. The induction ceremony and banquet to honor the alumni will be held at Manheim Central High School. Mike Clair, chairman of the Manheim Central Alumni Association's Hall of Fame committee, said the honorees fall into two general categories. Some have demonstrated excellence in their careers and attribute a portion of their success to the time spent at Manheim Central or its predecessor, Manheim High School. Others are not Manheim graduates but have made significant contributions to the Manheim Central school community for 10 or more years, Clair said. Clyde "Red" Witman, Class of 1950, a Manheim Central athlete who was on the 1950 District III Wrestling All-Star Team and was a champion and state runner-up in javelin. He was also a teacher and coach -- with a PIAA record of six regional champions in 1956 -- and was named to seven athletic halls of fame.	Witman, Clyde Hilton "Red" (I1986)
194	Lancaster New Era? Friday, April 17, 1992 B-3 Elva Kupres, 62, Manheim resident Elva Irene Kupres, 62, of 1072 Mount Joy Road, Manheim, died Thursday afternoon at Lancaster Genearl Hospital after a lenthy illness. She was the wife of Valentine J. Kupres. They ogserved their 45th wedding anniversary last June 28. Born in Brunerville, she was the daughter of the late Morris L. and Nora S. Hilton Irvin. A homemaker, shbe had been a resident of Manheim since 1951. She was a member of the St. Richard's Catholic Church in Manheim where she was active in the Women's Workshop. Surviving besides her husband are two sons, Anthony B. and Donald J. both of Manheim; two daughters, Mary Kupres Brown of Glassboro N.J. and Rose Marie wife of Timothy Hershey, Manheim; seven grandchildren; five sisters, Esther M Boyher of North Carolina, Evelyn, wife of Howard Kneidigh, and Dorothy J.k wife of Charlest Mort, both of Lititz, Cathryn H., wife of James Shreiner, and Lois, wife of Issac Bomberter, both of Penryn; and two brothers, Clarence H and Paul M. Irvin, both of Lititz.	Irvin, Elva Irene (I1741)
195	Lancaster New Era? Friday, April 9 1993 B-3 Dorothy J. Mort, 68, Lititz Resident Dorothy Jean Mort, 68, of 6 Keener Road. Lititz, died at 7:15a.m. Thursday at the Hershey Medical Center after a two-month illness. She and her husband, Charles Edward Mort, were married 47 years on Feb. 23. Born in Brunnerville, she was the daughter of hte late Morris and Nora Hilton Irvin. Formerly of Mifflin Countyh. Mrs. Mort lived in Elizabeth Township since 1959. She was a member of the Coleman Memorial Chapel in Brickerville and its Women's Circle. She enjoyed making qujilts and crocheting. Surviving besides her husban and fours sisters, Esther Boyer of Clayton. N.C. Evelyn, wife of Howard Neidiegh, of Lititz, and Kathryn, wife of James Shreiner, and Lois, wife of Issac Bomberger, both of Penryn; and two brothers. Paul Irvin of Lititz, and Clarence Irvin of Brickerville.	Irvin, Dorothy J. (I1739)
196	Last name is spelled Wishart or Wishard depending on the document.	Wishart, John (I3227)
197	List of KY Marriages shows her name as "Christina Wiseheart" (daughter of John Wiseheart, marrying "Price Jacob" (sp), Shelby County, KY, 08/13/1827. Price and Mary had posted their marriage bond in Jefferson County, 12/29/1825 - apparently waited a while to get married (explanation from Don Jacobs, who has copy of marriage bond).	Family (F1112)
198	Listed as John Hilden Information from Death Regster: Date of Record: 13 July 1899 Name of Deceased: John Hilton Color: White Sex: Male Age: 76 Marital Status: Married Place of Birth: Rapho Township Occupation: Laborer Date of Death: 9 May 1899 Place of Death: Lexington Cause of Death: Old Age Duration of Last Ilness: 11 days Place of Interment: Graybill's Cemetery Date of Interment: July 12, 1899 * The Transcriber confirms the dates as listed and noted the time difference.	Hilton, John (I1448)
199	LLOYD KISSINGER JR., 63, WAS RETIREE Lancaster New Era (PA) Publication Date: October 27, 1995 Section: OBITUARIES Page: B-3 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lloyd Kissinger Jr., 63, of 248 Duke St., Ephrata, died early this morning at home after an illness of more than two years. He was the husband of Nancy M. Keller Kissinger, of Conestoga View. Wednesday was the couple's 43rd wedding anniversary. Kissinger retired from Ford New Holland in July of 1991, after more than 15 years with the company. He had been employed for over 22 years as a meat cutter for the former Iron's Food Market, New Holland. He had also worked in the painting department of Skee-Craft R V and Marine, New Holland. An avid baseball fan, Kissinger enjoyed hunting and fishing. He was a league bowler at Blue Ball Lanes with the Ford New Holland Retirees League and the Mixed League. A member of Bergstrasse Evangelical Lutheran Church, Ephrata, he served as a church sexton during the 1960s and 1970s. Born in Penn Township, he was the son of the late Lloyd Kissinger and Bertha M. Blessing Lied. Surviving in addition to his wife are a son, Dean A., husband of Juanita Kissinger, of Lititz; a daughter, Tina M., wife of Al R. Ovensen, Ephrata, and five grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a son.	Kissinger, Lloyd (I1940)
200	Marriage Certificate No. 3407 from Lebanon County Full Name of Man: Samuel Watson Full Name of woman: Mary Beard Relationship: NONE Age of Man: 31 years (1863) Place of Birth: Lancaster County Age of Woman: 21 Years (1873) Place of Birth: Lebanon County Parents name - man: as John and Louisa Watson Parents name - woman: Wm and Mary Beard License application dated 13 March 1894 Marriage performed 22 March 1894.	Family (F385)