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| 1 | JERRY DEAN ARMSTRONG Altoona Jerry Dean Armstrong, 74, went to be with his Lord and Savior Friday, July 17, 2009, while at home battling Leukemia. His wife and children were by his side. He was a resident of Altoona for 23 years. He was born July 7, 1935, in Creston, IA, the son of Beulah B. Armstrong and Arthur B. Smart. He graduated from St. Mary's High School in 1954. Jerry married Karen Sue Naylor in 1972 in Belton, MO, where he was serving in the United States Air Force. Jerry retired from the USAF in 1984 having spent over 26 years service connected. He also served in the Army and Navy. He loved his country and was a decorated war veteran of Vietnam. Given a napkin and a pen, Jerry could dream, design, and build anything he set his mind to. Beyond his military career, he loved working with his hands and big machinery for his own pleasure on his land; building ponds, cutting down and burning trees, and planning for development of some kind. He was a great visionary. Jerry was a devoted husband, father, brother, and son-in-law. Jerry was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia in October of 2008 and was treated at MD Anderson Cancer Center where he developed complications from pneumonia and infections that he never totally recovered from. On April 1, 2009, he had major back surgery due to infection in his spine which he healed nicely from. He fought a courageous and heroic battle against his disease. Jerry is preceded in death by his mother and father; his brothers, Grant, and Sam Smart, and William Armstrong; and his sister, Betty Gibbons. He leaves behind his wife of 37 years, Karen of Altoona; his sons, Patrick and Shane of Altoona; his daughter, Rebecca (Dann) Gould of MN; and step-son, Richard (Michelle) Humphrey of NY; four grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. He is also survived by his "sis" Cathy (Earl) Estell of Norwalk; sister, Nancy Land of Omaha, NE; sister-in-law, Alice (Don) Pearce of Houston, TX; brother- in-law, Robert (Vicki) Naylor of Overland Park, KS; and brothers-in-law, Ray C. Naylor of Altoona, and Wm. Paul Naylor of Woodstock, NY. Visitation will be 5 to 8 p.m., Thursday, July 23, 2009, at Hamilton's Funeral Home, 605 Lyon St. Services will be held at Grace Church at 11 a.m., Friday, July 24, 2009. Interment will be at St. Charles Cemetery following the service. Memorial contributions may be made to the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, TX, or the American Cancer Society. Note: Interment in St Charles Cemetery | Armstrong, Jerry Dean (I874)
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| 2 | 10/4/1785 - Dauphin Co., PA - received land from father - Book A1, page 346 1790 Census - Dauphin Co., PA 1800 Census - Cumberland Co., PA 4/24/1802 - bought 207 3/4 acres in Toboyne Twp., Perry Co., PA 1802 - appears on tax list for Toboyne Twp., Perry Co., PA 1810 Census - Cumberland Co., PA 1820 Census - Perry Co., PA 1830 Census - Perry Co., PA | Shambach, Joerg II (I078)
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| 3 | 58th Field Maintenance Squadron | Waddell, Richard Wayne (I006)
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| 4 | 7 Mar 1739 or 7 Mar 1740 | Family (F145)
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| 5 | 9/9/1749 - Emigrated to America on ship 'Saint Andrew', James Abercrombie, Master, from Rotterdam, but left from Plymouth in England, did take the usual Qualifications to the Government. 12/21/1750 - Lancaster Co., PA - bought 50 acres 1758 - George Shambach appears on assessment list in Lebanon Twp., Lancaster Co., PA "History of Dauphin & Lebanon Counties PA" 1771 - Geo. Shambough taxed in Lebanon, Lancaster Co., PA - 735acr 3hrs 3ctl -srv tax 6.6 1773 - Geo. Schamback taxed in Lebanon, Lancaster Co., PA - 150acr 2hrs 3ctl -srv tax 6.0 5/16/1775 - Lebanon, Lancaster Co., PA - sold land to Frederick Long, Book I-D, page 370 1779 - George Shambach taxed in Lebanon, Lancaster Co., PA - 200acr 2hrs 3ctl -shp -ngr 1782 - George Shambagh taxed in Lebanon, Lancaster Co., PA - 100acr 3hrs 3ctl -srv tax 7.1.6 10/4/1785 - Dauphin Co., PA - sold land to George Shambaugh, Jr. - Book A1, page 346 | Shambach, Joerg I (I080)
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| 6 | A.K.A. Concord Cemetery | Foster, Abner Duley (I1354)
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| 7 | A.K.A. Shoal Creek Baptist | O'Kelley, Hugh Lee (I1004)
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| 8 | A.K.A. Shoal Creek Baptist | Harbin, Martha Jane (I1005)
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| 9 | ABRAHAM SHAMBAUGH, is a native of Tippecanoe County, Indiana, born on the old homestead in Shelby Township, August 28, 1847, his parents, Jacob and Elizabeth (Cuppy) Shambaugh, being among the old and honored pioneers of the county. Jacob Shambaugh, the father of our subject, was born in Pennsylvania, and when a boy went to Ohio, where he grew to manhood, and was first married in that State. Shortly after his marriage he came to Indiana, and entered land on Coal Creek in the western part of the State. He liked that location in some respects, but the first season he spent there he lost all of his horses by milk sickness. He then left that locality and came to Tippecanoe County, and entered 160 acres of land in Shelby Township, his land being covered with timber, though there was at that time no underbrush. He put up a temporary log cabin which his family occupied until it was replaced by a log house, in which he made his home until his death, which occurred January 26, 1867. In politics he was an old line Whig, becoming a Republican on the organization of that party, with which he was identified until his death. He was a member of the United Brethren church, having been connected with that denomination from its infancy in this vicinity, and was always active in church matters. His first wife died after coming to this county, and he married for his second wife Mrs. Elizabeth McFarland, who was born in October, 1808, and is yet living, making her home with her son Abraham, the subject of this sketch. She is also a member of the United Brethren church, and is a consistent Christian. Abraham Shambaugh was reared in Shelby Township, and has always lived on the land on which his parents first settled in this county. He received seventeen acres of the homestead on the death of his father, and by his own persevering industry and good management he has added to it until he has accumulated 169 acres of his own land being well improved, with handsome and substantial residence, and farm buildings, and under fine cultivation. Mr. Shambaugh was married October 18, 1872, to Miss Mary Myers, a native of Ohio, and a daughter of Reuben and Eliza Myers, who now reside in Wabash Township, Tippecanoe County. Mr. and Mrs. Shambaugh are the parents of four children - Sarah Agnes, Charles Edgar, Helen Myers and Raymond Lynn. Politically Mr. Shambaugh affiliates with the Republican party. He has held the office of constable for six years, performing the duties of that position with honor to himself and satisfaction to his constituents. He is a man of pronounced temperance principles, and can say that he was but once in a saloon, and then in the performance of his official duty. Mrs. Shambaugh is a member of the Methodist church. | Shambaugh, Abraham Luther (I1720)
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| 10 | According to records in the possession of Richard Crabtree, Jennie died in infancy. | Foster, Jennifer (I980)
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| 11 | According to records in the possession of Richard Crabtree, Maudie died in infancy. | Foster, Maude (I977)
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| 12 | According to records in the possession of Richard Crabtree, Rosie died in infancy. | Foster, Rosela (I976)
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| 13 | Adams County Ohio marriage records record that Margaret Smittle and James Foster married on 6 January 1820. They continued to reside in Wayne Township Ohio. They had three children. It is suspected that Margaret Smittle Foster may have died following the birth of Child #3, Mary Ann Foster. On 9 April 1827 "James" married Nancy Jane Boatman. They added eight children to the family. However, "Nancy Jane (Boatman) Foster was the mother to all eleven as they grew to adulthood. By the 1830 Census, James and Nancy Foster had moved the family Northward about 12 miles and were located in the Southern part of Concord Township, Highland County, Ohio. (On present day road map, Locate State Road 136, South of Sugar Tree Ridge, About 2 miles, or 1 mile North of Adams-Highland County line) The family moved to Northwest Grant County, Indiana and spent the remainder of their lives there. * Adams County, Ohio Marriage Records: Volumn 1: Book 3, page 7, Wife: "Margaret Smittle" 6 January 1820 | Foster, James Stewart (I100)
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| 14 | Addie Clarinda Pratt, daughter of Elisha R. and Elizabeth (Black) Pratt was born on October 31, 1861 in the state of Illinois. When a small child she moved with her parents to Iowa, and eight years of age moved to a farm southeast of Fredericksburg. Here she lived until her marriage to George H. Fay, January 2, 1882. After a short visit with her sister in Kansas, she and her husband made their home of a farm near her parents. Here they lived, except for a few months in Sumner, until the spring of 1891. In that year they purchased a farm near Fredericksburg and lived there until moving to Fredericksburg in October, 1917. She lived in this city with her husband until her untimely death, November 14, 1930. During her early and middle life wherever sickness and distress called she was ever ready to assist. For years she was active in the work of the Royal Neighbors of America, and later, as long as her health permitted, gave her time and energy to the W.R.C. of which she was an enthusiastic member for many years. Mrs. Fay was also a charter member of the Rebekah Lodge. Her creed was always to do good to all as opportunity offered and especially obey the Golden Rule. Whatever that ye would that men should do to you do ye also unto them. By their works ye shall be known. She leaves to mourn her husband and one daughter Jesse (Mrs. F.S. Marr of Cedar Falls) two grand children Dorothy (Mrs. John Leitch, Jr.), and Fay S. Marr of Cedar Falls. Also one grandson, Dennison Leitch, and one nephew in Texas and a niece and nephew in Kansas. | Pratt, Addie Clarinda (I701)
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| 15 | Address: 201 W 79th St # 908, New York, NY, 10024-6200 | Headen, Mary Francis (I480)
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| 16 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1480)
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| 17 | Also known as Babette and Jeanette. | Quick, Anna Martha (I453)
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| 18 | ANAHEIM - Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Babette J. John, 76, a native of Illinois, but a resident of Anaheim since 1953, who died in Santa Barbara Sept. 4. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. William Chisholm of Santa Barbara; one sister, Helen Staples of Florida; four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. The services will be at the Hilgenfeld Mortuary Chapel at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Ragon Flannery of the Anaheim First Christian Church officiating. Interment will follow at Anaheim Cemetery. | Quick, Anna Martha (I453)
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| 19 | Anna Marcreta Braun is shown many places as Anna Margaret Brown. | Braun, Anna Marcreta (I071)
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| 20 | Anthony was born near Maysville, Kentucky, in the year 1795. Four years later his parents settled in Adams County, Ohio, where he grew to maturity and assisted in clearing up his father's farm. Anthony was united in marriage with Catherine McIltree, remaining in Adams County until 1824, when he came to Clinton County, where he purchased land and settled three miles east of Port William. He was one of these determined pioneers, possessed with good health, and he soon made an opening in the forest, and the result of their labor should today stand as a monument of our lives. From 1834 to 1844 he was a non resident of the county but returned from Putnam County, and took up his residence in Clinton County, where he died Sept. 29, 1852, his widow still survives at the age of four score years and over. They were the parents of eleven children of whom eight are now living (as of 1882). | Earley, Anthony (I297)
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| 21 | Based on census data the location could have been Tippecanoe Twp., Tippecanoe Co., Indiana. | Jakes, William L. (I599)
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| 22 | Based on census data the location could have been Tippecanoe Twp., Tippecanoe Co., Indiana. | Jakes, William L. (I599)
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| 23 | Berkeley Co., West Virginia was part of Virginia in 1769. | Downs, William (I062)
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| 24 | Between 13 Nov 1667-1668 | White, Elizabeth (I334)
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| 25 | Between 1747-1750 | Family (F037)
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