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CATHARINA SNYDER AND HENRY BUSH Joh. Henrich Busch, son of Joh. Daniel and Anna Margaretha (Eichert) Busch, was born 11 Oct 1701 at Rittershausen, Germany and married Catharina, dau. of Johannes and Anna Elizabetha (Lah)Meyer) Snyder. (Jones, PFNY 116). Henrich had siblings: Helena (Magdalena) b. 18 Dec 1703, md. Johannes Uhl, 22 May 1737; Johannes, b. 18 May 1705, md. Christina Demuth, 12 April 1735; Jost, b. abt. 1709, md. Maria Demuth, 12 Nov 1735, (Philip Solomon Flagler’s two step-daughters from his wife’s first husband George Demuth); Daniel, b. abt 1711, md. Margaret Ingram abt. 1729/1733. Henry Bush wrote his will, 10 Jul 1780 and it was probated, 18 Jan 1791 in Dutchess County. See: Settlers of the Beekman Patent, vol 2., pp. 19-23 for additional information of this family. Almost everywhere, Joh. Henrich Busch, b. 1701 in Rittershausen, Germany is md. to a Maria Catharina Schauer, b. abt. 1705 in Germany, dau. of Michael Schauer and Anna Magdalena Schawerin of Germany. The children listed are the correct children as listed below. Sponsors for her children by her twin sister, Christina Snyder, who md. Edward “Ned” Diamond above prove this to be so. Henry and Catharina (Snyder) Bush’s children were: 1. MARIA BUSH, chr. 6 May 1724 with sp: Johannes Snyder and Anna Maria ?Vlegelaar. Surname read as Whegelaan and Keetelaar in some transcriptions. (PRCh) She md. 6 Dec. 1741 at the Fishkill Reformed Church, Jacob Sharpen- stein. Jacob was chr. 29 Nov. 1716 at Niederbieber, Germany, son of Johann Peter and Maria Margaretha (Bauer) Sharpenstein. (MPF 225-6). He lived in Crum Elbow, where he was taxed from Feb. 1742/43 through the end of the lists, near Henrich Busch in 1761. (D 4:374). He was naturalized 20 Dec. 1763 and later became a Loyalist. He died before 15 Oct. 1802. (DCW B:346). Children: 1. Henry Sharpsteen, b. bet. 3 Jan – 22 Mar 1742 in Fishkill, Dutchess Co., New York, chr. in the Clove with sp. Henry Bush and Catherina (Snyder), child’s grandparents (NYL), died abt. 1818 in New York, md. 22 Mar 1764 in Dutchess Co., New York, Phoebe Losee, b. abt. 1744 in Oyster Bay, Nassau Co., New York, died 1800 in New York, dau. of Peter Losee, b. abt. 1718 in Flatbush, New York, died 1793 in Oyster Bay, Nassau Co., New York and Abigetje Lewis. Children: i. John Henry Sharpsteen, b. 8 Oct 1766 in Dutchess Co., died 25 Oct 1848 in Leicester, Livingston, New York, md. abt. 1786, Jane Simpson, b. 15 Dec 1766 in Red Hook, Dutchess Co., New York, died 9 Jan 1840 in Leicester, Livingston Co., New York, ?dau. of Israel Shyeman and Job Wheeler. Children: Mary Sharpsteen, b. 13 Nov 1787 in Dutchess Co., died 11 May 1853, md. Philip Snyder Jr., b. 17 Jan 1782 in Pine Plains, Dutchess Co., New York, son of Philip Snyder Sr. and Catharina Jacobi of the Palatine Snyder famiy of Hackenburg Germany listed below. For an extensive review of their family see children of Johann Jost Snyder and his second wife Elizabeth ?DeGraff, also Johannes Snyder and Maria Cool and Simon Snyder and Maria Lane below. Phoebe Sharpsteen, b. 22 Aug 1789 in Dutchess Co., New York, died 11 Feb 1838 in Bath Twp., Clinton Co., Michigan, md. 1 Jan 1806 in Scipio, Cayuga Co., New York, Robert Colister, b. 29 May 1777 in Ireland, died 23 Nov 93 1857 in Bath Twp., Clinton Co., Michigan. Children (Colister): Jane, b. 11 Nov 1806 in Palatine, Montgomery Co., New York, died 21 Jan 1891 in Canadice, Ontario Co.,New York, md. Cyrus Macomber, b. 7 May 1803, died 12 Apr 1881 in Canadice, Ontario Co., New York. (Children: Tabitha Emily Macomber, b. 8 Nov 1826 in New York, died 1862, md. George A. Stoddard, b. 17 May 1814 in New York, died 25 Feb 1885; Shepard Milton Macomber, b. 10 Apr 1829 in New York, died 29 Jul 1913, md. 20 Jan 1853, Mary Coykendall, b. 19 Jan 1835 in Ontario Co., New York, died 24 May 1905 in Rochester, Monroe Co., New York Phebe Cordelia “Delia” Macomber, b. 21 May 1832 in Canadice, Ontario Co., New York, died 21 Mar 1813 in Livonia, Livingston Co., New York, md. 13 Jan 1858, Constantine Francis Volney Barber, 27 Sep 1823 in New York, died 12 Oct 1898 in Livonia, Livingston Co., New York, son of Erastus Barber and Lydia Rix; Nancy Macomber, b. 10 Apr 1838, died 10 May 1853 in Canadice, Ontario Co., New York; Elizabeth Macomber, b. 21 Dec 1841, died 10 Apr 1862 in Canadice, Ontario Co., New York; John, b. abt. 1810 in New York, died 19 Mar 1873 in Victor, Clinton Co., Michigan, md. Charlotte P. Crocker, b. abt. 1917 in New York, died 19 Sep 1854 in Clinton Co., Michigan. (Children: Phebe Colister, b. 1834, died 1907; John Colister, b. 1846, died 1904; Charlotte C. Colister, b. 1848, died 1914; George Washington Colister, b. 1851) Nancy M., b. 1812 in Ontario Co., New York, died Jun 1882 in Gratiot Co., Michigan, md. abt. 1833 in New York, Henry Goodrich, b. 1802, died 1863. (Children: Phebe Goodrich, b. 1834; Emily Goodrich, b. 24 Mar 1836 in Michigan, died 15 Apr 1922 in Westport, Grays Harbor, Washington, md. 15 Jun 1856 in Bath, Clinton Co., Michigan, William Dunlap Voorheis, b. 7 Jan 1833 in Pontiac, Oakland Co., Michigan, died 4 Jul 1922 in Westport, Grays Harbor, Washington; Elizabeth Goodrich, b. 1839; Sarah Goodrich, b. 1840; Elvira Goodrich, b. 26 Oct 1842 in Bath, Ingham Co., Michigan, died 2 Apr 1919 in Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan, md. 1862 in Lansing, Michigan, Arthur Bonapart Edwards, b. 17 Apr 1837 in Lysander, New York, died 16 May 1914 in Ann Arbor, Washtenaw Co., Michigan; Philena Goodrich, b. Jun 1844 in Bath, Clinton Co., Michigan, died 1906 in Shiawassee, Michigan; William Henry Goodrich, b. 1847 in New York, died 25 Mar 1918 in Bath, Clinton, Michigan; Caroline M. Goodrich, b. 30 Jul 1849 in Michigan, died 24 Jan 1931 in Clinton, Lenawee Co., Michigan, md. 11 Jul 1866 in Lansing, Michigan, James L. Culver, b. 1835, died 1916; Helen M. Goodrich, b. 1852); Robert, b. 12 Aug 1817 in Ontario Co., New York, died 20 Jan 1891 in Bath Twp., Clinton Co., Michigan, md. Lois C. Fletcher, b. 10 Aug 1827 in Steuben Co., New York, died 19 Nov 1906 in Bath, Clianton Co., Michigan, dau. of Isaac Fletcher, b. 1788, died 1859 and Esther B., b. 1803, died 1885. (Children: Ellen L. Colister, b. 19 Jun 1851 in Michigan, died 19 Sep 1898 in Bath, Clinton Co., Michigan; Frederick Colister, b. 1853 in Michigan; Herbert C. Colister, b. 1858; Edgar L. Colister, b. Jun 1862 in Michigan, died 1932 in Bath, Clinton Co., Michigan; Hiram H. Holister, b. 31 Jan 1868 in Bath, Clinton Co., Michigan, died 19 Jun 1939 in Bath, Clinton Co., Michigan; Paul C. Holister, b. 1871, died 1944); Emily C., b. 1821 in Ontario Co., New York, died 1894 in Ingham Co., Michigan, md. Joseph Lewis Hedges, b. 1819, died 1902 in Ingham Co., Michigan; Sarah A., b. abt. 5 Jan 1824 in Ontario Co., New York, died 27 Jul 1838 in Bath Twp., Clinton Co., Michigan; William Thomas, b. 22 Mar 1826 in Ontario Co., New York, died 12 Mar 1908 in Howard City, 94 Montcalm Co., Michigan, md. 3 Dec 1849, Celestine Freeman, b. 28 Oct 1829 in Niagara Co., New York, died 1 Jan 1900 in Locke, Ingham Co., Michigan, dau. of David Freeman and Betsy Thomas. (Children: Emma A Colister, b. 6 Jun 1856 in Fulton, Gratiot Co., Michigan, died 24 Jul 1946 in Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan, md. 25 Feb 1885 in Lansing, Ingham Co., Michigan, Franklin Anthony Feller, b. 1834 in Alsace, France, died 19 May 1899 in Howard City, Montcalm Co., Michigan; Mary, md. W. H. Johnson; Henry); Asahel, b. 31 May 1831 in Ontario Co., New York, died 21 Jul 1841 in Bath Twp., Clinton Co., Michigan. Elizabeth Sharpsteen, b. 31 May 1791 in New York, died May 1863. Sarah Sharpsteen, b. 15 Nov 1792 in Dutchess Co., New York, died 8 Jan 1863 in Otsego, Columbia Co., Wisconsin, md. 22 Nov 1812 at the DRC Kinderhook, John Wendall Pulver, b. 24 Dec 1791 in New York, died 10 Nov 1863 in Hampden Twp., Columbia Co., Wisconsin, son of Wendall A. Pulver, b. 1768, died 1839 and Hannah Angie Schultz, b. 4 Mar 1770 in Dutchess Co., New York, died 8 Aug 1831 in Columbia Co., New York. Children: Enoch, b. 7 Aug 1813 in Dutchess Co., New York, died 27 Mar 1892 in Blue Earth, Wisconsin, md. Elvira L. Comstock, b. 27 Jul 1816 in New York, died 22 Dec 1891 in Blue Earth, Minnesota; Phoebe Jane, b. 30 Apr 1815 in New York, died abt. 1865 in Hampden, Columbia Co., Wisconsin, md. 1835 in New York, Jonathan E. Haight, b. Nov 1806 in New York, died 24 Jan 1878 in Hamden, Columbia Co., Wisconsin; Edwin L., b. 5 Aug 1816 in New York, died 1 May 1844 in Somerset, Niagara Co., New York; Angeline, b. 11 Apr 1818 in Cayuga, Cayuga Co., New York, died 21 Jan 1890 in Plymouth, Cerro Gordo Co., Iowa, md. 1838 in Columbia Co., New York, Hiram Smith, b. 1816 in Genesee Co., New York, died 26 Mar 1893 in Plymouth, Cerro Gordo Co., Iowa. (Children: James Wendell Smith, b. 1839, died 1914; John H. Smith, b. 1844; George M. Smith, b. 1849; Chester Adelbert Smith, b.
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    University of Northern Iowa UNI ScholarWorks Presidential Scholars Theses (1990 – 2006) Honors Program 1993 Reversal of fortune: Dick Clark, John Culver, and Iowa politics in the 1970s Clinton R. Boddicker University of Northern Iowa Let us know how access to this document benefits ouy Copyright ©1993 Clinton R. Boddicker Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.uni.edu/pst Part of the Political History Commons, and the United States History Commons Recommended Citation Boddicker, Clinton R., "Reversal of fortune: Dick Clark, John Culver, and Iowa politics in the 1970s" (1993). Presidential Scholars Theses (1990 – 2006). 4. https://scholarworks.uni.edu/pst/4 This Open Access Presidential Scholars Thesis is brought to you for free and open access by the Honors Program at UNI ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in Presidential Scholars Theses (1990 – 2006) by an authorized administrator of UNI ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The University of Northern Iowa Reversal of Fortune: Dick Clark, John Culver, and Iowa Politics in the 1970s 96:19P Presidential Scholars Senior Thesis/Project Mr. Thomas G. Ryan Department of History By Clinton R. Boddicker #271103 Cedar Falls, Iowa March 1, 1993 1 I ntrod uctio n In January of 1975, Iowa Democratic Party activists and office holders could not have been happier. In the previous November's mid-term elections, Iowans had elected or reelected five of the six Democratic candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives, including newcomers Michael Blouin, Berkley Bedell, and Tom Harkin.1 In addition, Democrats now controlled both branches of the state legislature.