THE HETRICI( FAMILY 1651-1955

Historical and Biographical Sketch of the Hcdderich, Heddrich, Hedrick, Hcidenrich, Heidrich, Hctrich, Hetrick Family

Compiled by :\IARTHA LOUISE HETRICK Copvright l 95~ M. LOUISE HETRICK

Composition by SCOTT SECRET ARIAL SERVICE Lemoyne, Pennsylvania

THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED TO OUR ANCESTORS

WHO BRAVED THE WILDERNESS TO SETTLE IN

THIS COUNTRY AND LEA VE TO US SUCH A RICH

HERITAGE

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

We wish to thank the many people who have so kindly given of their time and help in the research needed to com­ plete our history. To those people who so graciously fur­ nished the pictures we are indebted. Miss Sally Weikel and Mrs. Ethel Davenport of the State Library at Harrisburg, Pa. whose untiring efforts unearthed-many old documents and books from which we were able to obtain information which otherwise would have been unknown to us, Mr. William Meikle of the faculty of William Fenn High School Harrisburg, Pa. for the translation of the Coat of Arms, and all materials from , Mr. William Rohrbeck of Camp Hill, Pa. for the interpretation of the Coat of Arms and painting of saw.e. Dr. Bernard Hetrick of Butler, Pa, for his untiring efforts in working out John Wilhelms' fam­ ily and weaving it together in our history, and for his many interesting stories of the Hetrick descendents of his family. To Mr. Floyd Hoenstine of Hollidaysburg, Pa. for finding the deed to the Nicholas Hetrick farrr, in Clover Creek. Rev. Hugo Piesch of Langenselbold, Germany for church records. Dr. Fritz Braun Kaiserslautern, Germany for early family records. We beg forgiveness for any mistakes made, as they are unintentional, we copied the material just as it was given to us, and, after such a long period of time elapsing, since our first ancestor arrived in this country, there are sure to be sow.e slight errors. We humbly submit to you the first book to be written of the Hedderich family who were one of the first settlers in this country.

M. Louise Hetrick . , .. Historian Mrs. Emrna Moyer. . . Ass't. Historian Dorothy L. Hetrick . . . . . Typist

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HISTORIAI\S

Reverc.11d Darnel G. H

Francis Marion Hetrick was born on his father's farm at Clover Creek, Pennsylvania January 9, 1867, and died in Altoona, Penn­ sylvania May 2., 1936. He was the son of Sarnuel F. and Maria Biddle Hetrick, and· the great-grandson of l\icholas and Christina Hetrick. He rece:ved his elementary educa­ tion in Clover Creek, and High School at Williamsburg, Pennsylvania, He then took advanced work at Lock Haven State Teachers' College and prepared for teaching. He taught school at Frankstown and East Holli­ daysbLrg, Pennsylvania, He later served on the Pennsylvania Railroad police force until he was appointed Lieutenant of the Altoona police force. In 190Q he was made Circula- tion Manager of the Altoona Mirror Printing Company which posit10n he held until his death. He was a great worker in the Junior Mechanic Lodge, being a Past State Councilor. Mr. Hetrick was of the Lutheran faith. He and Reve rand Darnel Hetrick started this history in 19 24.

~1. Louise Hetrick, daughter of Francis Marion and great-great-granddaughter of :\"icholas and Christina Hetrick, was born in Altoona, Pennsylvania May 11, 1907. She was educated in the Altoona Schools, gradu­ ating from the Altoona H:gh School. Her college traininr; was at Temple University, Philadelphia; Penn State, State College; and Mansfield State Teachers' College, Mans­ field, Pennsylvania, receiving a Rcichelor of Science Degree in Public School Music and Social Studies. She furthered her education in New York and specialized in vocal work. She has studied with some of the n1ost noted voice teachers in the country, and has done concert work, church choir work, and has directed any number uf choirs. At present Miss Hetrick is voc:ai supervisor at Edison Junior High School, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. She has done all of the research work and most of the compiling of this book. She is of the Lutheran faith.

Dorothy L. Hetrick daughter of Francis Marion and great-great-granddaughter of Nicholas and Christina Hetrick, was born in Altoona. Pennsylvania November 5, 1909. She received her education in the Altoona Schools, graduating from the Altoona High School. She 1s also a graduate of the Altoona School of Commerce and worked for the Bell Telephone Company in Altoona for three years before going to Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia wher_e she graduated as a nurse. She did both hospital and private nursing in Philadelphia then came to Harris­ burg, Pennsylvania and worked in doctors' offices. At present she is errployed by the Medical Service Association of Pennsylvama in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Dorothy was typist for this history. She is of the Lutheran faith.

Emma Moyer born March 10, 1904, a daughter of J. Luther and Mary Srr:ith Hetrick and was educated in the Youngstown, Ohio Schools. She married B. Frank Moyer of Pottstown, Pennsylvania and Jives in New Berlinville, Pennsylvania. Emma is a great-great-granddaughter of Nicholas and Christina Hetrick. They are the parents of five children, three daughters and two sons. They are members of the Reformed Church. Mrs. Moyer helped in compiling this history.

Dr. Bernard D. Hetrick born May 16, 1892- -married Ruth Irene Baer, and they are the parents of three children. Dr. Hetrick graduated in 1915 from the School of Dentistry at Temple Um­ versity. He has written for dental magazines as well as outdoor publications. He is Clinician and Lecturer on Dental Subjects having appeared in U.S. and Canada. Speaker on Conservation before Sportsmen's Clubs. He has a long career in Scouting and was the recipient of the Award of Merit, Silver Beaver Award, and rrember in the Vigil Honor, in The Order of the Arrow in Scout- ing. Member of the Executive Board of Pioneer Trails Council and Council Chair- man of Camping for ten years. He also served as Committeeman, Scout Master and Chairman of Merit Badge Board of Review. Dr. Hetrick is descended from the Gore family on his mother's side and lists in his

X lineage Samuel Gore, a member of The Boston Tea Party; Obediah Gore, one of the first Justices of the Peace in Pennsylvania and the first man in the world to burn anthracite coal as fuel. The first Gores came to America in 1635. Three of Obediah's sons and two son-in­ laws were slain in the Wyoming Massacre. Another son was at the time on the eastern front in the Revolutionary War and another son, Daniel, lost his left arm in the Massacre. Daniel is the fifth great­ grandfather of Dr.· Hetrick. Dr. Hetrick supplied many facts and stories on Wilhelm's history as well as some of the illustrations. He has been an ardent amateur photographer for many years. Dr. Hetrick is of the Methodist faith.

Dr. Fritz Braun of Kaiserslautern, Germany, did the German research on the Heddrich history.

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DESC"ZIPTIO:-,- OF THE SYMBOLS .-'.:\"D COLORIT-,;GS OF

THE COA~- OF ARMS

ARMORIAL COAT Hedder:ch or Hetre1ch. - - Field sable and gu;es, a fesse argent chc~rged w:tl: t:--:ree roses gu:es.

FIELD The surface of the shield upon which the charges or bearin,:;s are ::ilazoned. , (back~ round).

Sable, or blac~. denotes constanc~-.

Gules, or red, denotes military fort1tude and n-:_a.~nan1n-::t:, It is also the colors of the ffart\·rs.

Fesse, Cne of the nine honorable ord1nar1~s. a str1µ or band ::,laced horizontalh- ;:,cross the shield and occupying one-third of the Leid.

Ordinarv, A charge or bearing of s1ncple form.

Argent, \Vhite or silver, s1gn~fies peace and s1ncer!ty.

Charge, A charge placed upon a field.

Arms, "Tierce tn fess of sat>le, of s:lver and gules, the silver decorated with three of gules, arranged in fess.

Crest, Bectrded n-:an stand in~ c ro,~vned v.,ith rose vines au natural, covered w:th gules, his forearnos bare, holding in his right band a bare fish.

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CONTENTS

Acknowledgements vii Historians ix Coat of Arms xiii

THE HEDDERICH FAMILY IN GERMANY Origin of Family Name From Where Did the Heddrich1 s Come to America The Heddrich, Hedderich, Hadderich, Hadrich, Family in Langenselbold 4 The Family Ermold, Ermoldt, Ermolt 6 Church Records of Hedderich Family 6 lMMlGRA TION TO AMERICA 9 Variations in the Spelling of the Name, and the History of the Palatine Immigrants 9 The Story of The Ship's Voyage To America 12 Where Did Carl Heddrich Hetrick Family Settle in the U. S. A.? 13

THE DESCENDANTS OF JOHN WILHELM HEDDERICH - HETRICK 15 Adam - First Son 15 Peter - Second Son 16 Michael - Third Son 17 Francis - Fourth Son 17 George - Fifth Son 17 The Heterick $70, 000, 000, No Myth 17 Thomas - Sixth Son 17 Nicholas - Seventh Son 17 William - Eighth Son 18 Jacob - Ninth Son 18 John - Tenth Son 27 Henry - Eleventh Son 27 Lucy - First Daughter 27 Name Unknown - Second Daughter 27 Family History of Elias and Mary Updegraff 27

ANECDOTES 39 Pioneer Courage 39 Recollections of J. L. Marshall 40

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DESCENDANTS OF NICHOLAS HETRICK AND CHRISTINA TOMES 42 Nicholas Hetrick - Poem by Rev. Daniel G. Hetrick 44

NICHOLAS HETRICK 47 Settlement in Blair County 47 Nicholas Hetrick' s Will 4u Family of Christina Tomes and :"-Jicholas Hetnch 50 Mary Hetrick and Peter Sorrick Family 51 Michael Hetrich and Catharine Acker Fan,ih 59 Christina Hetrick and Jacob Hess Famiiv 92 Jacob Hetrick, Elizabeth Focht and Barbara C.,rr.,-r 95 Samuel Hetrick and Margaret Garner Fan.11' 118 The Garner Familv 119 George Hetrick and Magdalena Garner Famin 120 John Hetrick and Catherine Focht Family 145 Elizabeth Hetnci< and Jacob Hess 153 Family of Lucinda Cox and Amos Hetrick J 56 Hetrick - Pennsylvanians 1n Service of Their Country 15·,-

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF HETRICK MEN l 59 BIBLIOGRAPHY 161 INDEX OF HETRICK PARENTS 163

xvi THE HEDDERICH FAMILY IN GERMANY

ORIGIN OF FAMILY NAME

The fancily narr-.e existed in Germany between 1200 and 1300. For the origin and the rr.eaning of the name Heddrich there are two explana­ tlons. In the old high German the name was Hadu- rich, meaning "Prince of the Battle .. , The name Hadu is also found in the name Hed­ wig. The other explanation would be, "Leader of the Heath", or "Heath Pr:nce. ''

FROM '.VHERE DID THE HEDDRICH'S COME TO AMERICA

Karl Heddrich who on August 27, 1733 arrived in Philadelphia, Pa. with his wife Elizabetha and children--Johann Just, Wilhelm, Anna Catharine, Ann Margaretha (dead on arrival) and Georg Heinrich on the ship Elizabeth, and they lived in Langenselbold, Germany before no 1g rating. Below is a IT.ap showing the exact location of Langenselbold, ncarked with an X. This place, Langenselbold, lies in the Wetterau in Hessen, about fifteen miles east of Frankfurt on Main and six rniles northeast of . Even in the year 1108 Seibold is mentioned first in a com­ munication of Pope Paschalis II. At that time the Counts of Sebold were supporting an Augustinian Monastary which for a long time was the richest in the Wetterau. It was completely destroyed 1n the Peasants War of 1525. In the old cemetary stood the Peters Churrh. This church 1s mentioned in 1238 for the first time. From 1727 to 1735 a new church was built on Monastery Hill from the rums of the Monastery. The old Peters Church was dismantled in 1854 because it was shakey. Its tower with bell still stands today on the roof of the Comrrurnty House in the Steinweg (Stone Street). The place Langenselbold lies on the old highwav which leads frorr. Mainz through Hanau to Fulda. On this highway many Emperors have driven. Even Emperor Friednrh Barbarossa, (red beard) who pos­ sessed a castle in Lautern (today Kaiserslautern) used this old church to go to his Pfalz (name of a district) in . All wars ·.vh1ch were fought in this land have left behind traces in Lam;cnselbold. In the Thirty Years War 1618-1648 (this was a religious v,ar) the place was almost completely de strayed. The wife of the emigrant Karl Heddrich was born (Ermold or Ermoldt) this fancily Er;,,old had been a long t:me in Langenselbold, for a Peter Ermold had a child baptized there in 1563. The church book contains until the outbreak of the Thirty Years War many births of Ermolds, but during the war years all names vanish until a Werner Ermold through whose four sons the fan,ilv again increases after the war disturbances. The family Heddrich appears first m Langenselbold rn 1700. From this tirre until the encmigration of 1733 it was sorre­ what quieter in the place. The years were devoted to builcLng up. In the year 1650 Seibold had 187 homes, m 1820, sixteen hundred and eighty two inhabitants. Today Langenselbold has eightv-eight hun­ dred inhabitants of which seventy-two hundred are Evangelical. The oldest house still standing was built in l6:J7. The new church which was started in the year l 72S was not able to be finished until two years after the depCtrture of Carl I-Ieddric-h. At this time the castle of the Prince of Isenburg was also being built. From 1670 to 1714 Johann Heinrich Ruth was minister in Langensel­ bold, followed by his son of the same name, 1 714 to 1 76 ). It must be remarked that on the ship Elizabeth, on which Carl Heddrich in 1733 came to Philadelphia, a certain Michel Ruth is named who may possi­ bly be from the same family. The present minister Hugo Piesch was minister in Prague from 1931-1945. He has been in Lang ens el bold since October I, 1953.

2 ~ rom the former 'Neinberg, which even today is called "Weingert" name of the mountain) one has a good view of Langenselbold. The "rotestant church on Monas:ary Hill stands out distinctly in the pre­ :eeding picture. In the park left of the church stands the castle of the "rir.ce of Isenburg and further to the left one sees the long stretched ·oof of a tithir.g barn which belongs to the castle, There the farmers ,ad to stare the tenth part of tr.eir products for the owner. Pictured below is a view of the protestant church of Langenselbold luring the fruit biossoming.

Below is an air picture of Langenselboid wh1ch shows the two grea: dv,;elling buildings of the castle, of which the left one serves to­ day as Town Hall. The long roof to the right is the tithing barn. In the middle of the place stands the church and in the background the two-storied Boys' School.

3 To the right of the street one sees behin'.:.l the f~r tree the ;,!ti~le of the ~1anse \T;hich wzi.s built 1n 1717. In the background stands; sn--:all building ·,nth a •v:n:lo"

THE HEDDRICH, HEDDERIC!-!, HA.DDERICH, HADRICH.

L'.MIL Y IN LANGE:sSELBOLD

The Heddrich hn-.il\· appe'1rs in the old church boo;c for the first Lme in 1701. On _-\pril Z4, 1701, Michel Eader1ch and !11s wife .-\nn;_, Maria had a daughter Susanna Catharina baptized. Carl Johann Henrich Hadderich (Hedderich) married Elizabeth Roth rn Seibold on January 15, 1705, daughter of a stewart George Roth. Carl Heddrich and his wife Elizabetha born Ermoldt had on May 18, 1713 their first child named Johann Just baptized. Concerning the birthplace of these three Heddrichs the church book of SeJl)old says nothing, but it may b·e assumed they were the same farr.ilv. Unfortunately there 1s no ,ndica­ tion in the case of Carl Johann and Carl about their parents, but at the marriage of Carl Johann Hennch Hedderich it 1s noted that he was a son of Michael Hedderich who at the time, 1705. was a herdsn,an in Neuen-Hasslau. Neuen Hasslau is on the map about four miles east of Langenselbold. This Michael Hedderich died July Z, 1721 in Seibold; he was at that tirr_e almost seventy years old and must therefore have been born about lo51 or Jj5Z. His son Carl Johann Henrich ·xas a hostler (horse trainer or dealer), Carl was a court bailiff. This in­ formation about the calling strengthens the belief that Carl and Carl Johann Henrich were broti1ers. At the marriage entry of Car; Johann Henreich it is stated that his father came from Saxony. Apparent]:: Michael emigrated from Saxony between 1695 and 1701. Therefore, Saxony is to be considered as the land of origin of the Hedderichs. It

4 MICllAEL HEDDRIC!J Born 1 /,'ii - Saxony Died July 2, 1721 - Langenselbold Married Anna Maria

Carl Johann Henrich Carl Susanna Catharina Johann Adam f\orn - Saxony Rorn 1693 - Saxony Born April 24, 1701 Born October 31, 1703 Married Elizabeth Roth Died - U.S. A. Married Anna Catharina Married Elizabetha Ermoldt F.rmoldt I I I Johann Casµer Johann Just Elizabetha May S, I 706 May 18, 1713 November 8, 1724

Johann Jorg Johann Wilhelm Anna Elizabetha March 8, 1708 April 13, 1717 April 6, I 727

Conrad Catharina Elizabeth June 30, 1709-1710 July 1 3, 1 721 - June 14, 1722 Johann Jorg October 21, 171 l Anna Catharina June 3, 1 725 Christian Ludwig December 24, 1713 Anna Margareth April 10, 1727 - 1733

Georg Henrich June 15, 1729 is known that the name Hedderich had appeared at this time in Saxony. Today there are living still four Hedderich families in Langensel­ bold. The Railroad Councilor Johannes Hedderich born December 15, 1896 belongs in this family. The emigrant Carl Heddrich who on August 27, 1733 came to Philadelphia on the ship Elizabeth had married Elizabeth Ermoldt. The church book gives better information about the ancestors of Eliza­ beth.

THE FAMILY ERMOLD, ERMOLDT, ERMOLT

In Isenburg-Ronneburg, to which Seibold at that time belonged, the Reformation began in 1533. The old church book begins in the year 1563. The second baptism is recorded in the same year: ''A child of Peter Ermoldt named Weigall on the fourteenth of the Winter­ month. '' Until 1713 Reverand Pies ch was able to extract 84 baptisms which unfortunately cannot be brought into one geneological ensemble in the first decades, because information is too scanty. Yet it is striking how strongly the Ermolds increased at that time in Seibold. As remarked in another place there followed during the thirty-years war a sharp decrease in families. The geneological chart shows that the Ermolds born after this war all trace back to Werner Ermold who was a son of Henreich Ermold, and married Catharina Schuckerdt (Schuchert) on May 28, 1640. As Reverand Piesch mentions, the name lives today under the spelling Schuchardt in Langenselbold. The family name Ermold has died out. Even the oldest inhabitants of the place cannot remember this name. The last entry of Ermold in the book of deaths was in 1794: ''Anna Elizabeth Ermold an unmarried woman 68 years old died March 15, Saturday m the night and was buried on Monday the 17th." Have the Er molds died out? Have they moved away to other places? Have they emigrated? To the last quest10n the ships' lists give an answer.

1. Anthony Ermold, arrival in Philadelphice, Septerrber 7, 1748 age 28. He must therefore have been born in 1720. 2. Johann Georg Ermold, arrival in Philadelphia, Septerrber 23, 1766. 3. Johann Peter Ermold, arrival in Philadelphia, October 22, 1 733. Perhaps this family still lives in the U. S. A. like the Hedderichs.

CHURCH RECORDS OF HEDDERICH FAMILY

The following research work into the old church records of the cl\urch book in Langenselbold was made by Reverand Hugo Piesch who was so kind as to have prepared photostatic copies from this church ./ .,_ ~~-.·'B:j_;_~ ~·i, iij~~=.. ~ ;Jl. f<".:7 C • ~~4.f~:::-/ . .2.f!--'1 i:;~,21~~~t~~~:=!~ f' ~C- - ~- ·4i!.t._ .;.- I.)J p_J <61 .~I . . J 'I. , rt:l. •_,.. )' } I • ', _:_ -- f . . iii'

6 book in which are found the entries of the baptisms of Carl Heddrichs 1 two oldest sons. On May 18, 1713, a young son Johannes Justis was baptized. The godfather was Johannes Justus Stoffels, a laborer of this place. (Marked on opposite page). On April 13, 1717, asonJohannWilhelmwasbaptized. The god­ father was Wilhelm Ermold, a brother of the child's mother. (Marked above). On July 13, 1721. a daughter was baptized, Catharine Elizabetha. The godmother was the youngest unmarried sister of the mother and daughter of Ernst Ermold. Catharina was buried June 14, 1722 in Lang ens el bold. On June 3, 1725, a daughter, Anna Catharine was baptized. The godfather was the mother's brother, Wilhelm Ermold. On April 10, 1727, a daughter, Anna Margaretha was baptized. The godmother was Mrs. Nicholas Koller, wife of the carpenter. On June 15, 17 29, a son, Georg Heinrich was baptized. The god­ father was Georg Heinreich Jassler.

Submitted by,

Pastor Piesch

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IMMIGRATION TO AMERICA

VARIA no:-s;s IN THE SPELLING OF THE NAME, AND THE

HISTORY OF THE PALATINE IMMIGRANTS

The first official census in this country was taken in 1790. At that time v:e find the following spellings of the name: Hedreck, Heddrick, Hedrich, Hedrick, Hederick, Hedricks, Hederic, Heterik, Heterick, Hedrich, Hetrig, Heterish, Hetrich, Hettrich, Hetrech, Heydrich, Heiterich, Heidrich, Hyderick, Hetterich, Heiderich, Heterig, and Hetrick. There were four families in North Carolina, three in Virginia, eleven in Pennsylvania, and six in Maryland. Today there are members of the Hetrick family living in almost all of the forty-eight states. They have made many contributions toward the betterment of this nation. There are several reasons why we find the name spelled so manv different ways. At different times men would spell their names differently and clerks spelled them the way they heard them pronounced. The clerks ·xere English and they could not understand these German immigrants, nor could the Germans understand the clerks. Thus many times a mark was made for the name. Is it any ·.,onder that today so many names are lost to us. The census records were not printed until 150 years after they ·xere ·xritten. By then ink had faded and many names had worn a,1 ay. Although the clerks were expert they often made mistakes in interpretation of the writing. In the early part of the 18th Century Louis XIV of France began his relentless drive on the Lower Palatinate Region in Germany. This ,,·as rich, fertile fruit and farm country of the lower Rhine river valley. His armies were given orders to destroy everything and everyone in their way. Many of the3e Palatinates were able to get out of Germany and fled to England. From there they began their voyage to America. Thousands of Palatinates immigrated to this country during those early years in the 18th Century. A great number of them settled in Pennsylvania. 'Nilliam Penn had offered them land if they '.1·ould come to his state. -,\'hen shiploads of these people came to An1erica, the name of "Palatine" '-,·as applied to all of them which was wrong, as many came from neighboring countries of Gerrnany, Lists of Palatine immigrants and their families were recorded at the Courthouse in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The first mention of tile Hedderich family as far as we know is that of (Goblin) Carl Hetreich. They sailed from Rotterdam, Holland, and from Dover, England. They landed in America August

9 27, 1733 on the Ship Elizabeth, Edward Lee, Captain. Their narres are as follows: 1. Carl Hetreicn Farrrer 40 ,·ears of age 2. Elizabeth Hetreich Wife 42 vears of age 3. John Onst Hetreich Son 20 years of age 4. Wilhelrr Hetreich Son 16 years oi age -· Catrina Hetreich Daughter 8 1 /2 years of age o. Anna Margeret Hetreich Daughter o years of age (d. o. a.) , . John Heinreich Hetre,ch Son 4 years of age Most of the lists were written by a clerk, hence so many spellings as he proba½ly had difficulty in understanding therr. Hence, Coblin ~ Hetreich. Sign was h1s way of writing his narr:e. There we~e three lists passengers had to sign as follows· A. Captain's list B, Signers of Oath C. Signers of the abjuration, which was allegiance to the King of England foreswearing all a:legiance to their own country. Carl signed these lists as the following pictures show, but a clerk making out the list mispelled his name as is noted 111 Colun,n I, under­ scored. Captains' list, his is last family named.

10 11 THE STORY OF .THE SHIP'S VOYAGE TO AMERICA

The Palatinate immigrants who came to America had suffered great religious persecution for many years and were willing to do any­ thing-t0--0la-av-e--f-reedom. Let us then journey with our ancestor as he leaves his native country. From Langenselbold, Germany they sailed from Heilbronn to Holland. On that trip alone they had to have inspection in 26 custom houses,. Their inspections only took place when it suited the officials. This process tooi< five to six weeks. Things in Holland were very high priced and the delay there ate into their savings. Sometimes those less fortunate than our ancestor used up practically all of their savings before they left Holland. Goblin had put into port at Rotterdam, Holland. Finally when all custom houses were passed through they again boarded a ship and sailed to -Dover England. Let us now take a look at this ship leaving this English port. Pas­ sengers were packed in like sardines. The food and water were improper and soon all sorts of diseases broke out among the immigrants. Such diseases as typhoid, smallpox, scurvy, and dysentery were the most common. Great numbers of children were the first attacked and died. Goblin's daughter Anna Margaret was a victim of all this misery, and was dead on arrival in Philadelphia. The miseries these families had to put up with would not bear description. It is said that when storms struck and huge waves flowed over the decks many passengers became panicky. At such times it -.--as pitiful to hear the wailing and praying of the passengers. This deplorable voyage often took 12 weeks to reach Philadelphia from England. At that time it all depended 9n the wind how fast a ship could travel. The long- hoped for_ day-finally arrives when they at last reach Philadelphia. Where they able to land O No, a health officer had to visit the ship, If he found any diseases he ordered the ship to go a mile out of port. No captain of a ship dared to violate this ruling or he would be arrested. If this happened he could not be freed until he gave 500 pounds security and be released only on the Governor I s orders. The Governor also had to issue the license for permission to Jet passengers land. Goblin and his family were a little more fortunate on their voyage in one respect. Their captain was not as cruel as many others. In some cases the captains did not adhere to their promises to passen­ gers. Very often he would cheat them of their money. Then on arrival the fleeced person would be sold into bondage to serve until his ship's passage was paid. These ships were met on arrival by men who paid the passage fare and thus cheap servants were obtained. Thus bonded, a man was not free until his master had been: paid in full for his ships passage. Goblin, as did all immigrants coming to this country, had to bring with him a letter of recommendation from the pastor of his church. This contained the information of why they wanted to come to this country. It also contained the blessing of the home church and gave them the right to participate in church activities in the new country. Many of these people also brought along their family Bibles. There were many hardships and difficulties which Coblin eventu­ ally overcame to become a successful farmer. This proves that our pioneer ancestor came from sturdy stock.

12 WHERE DID CARL HEDDRICH HETRICK F.-\MILY

SETTLE IN U, S. A. ?

According to information given by the late Dr, George Hetrick of Birdsboro, Pennsylvania, a great grandson of Georg Henrich Heddrich voungest son of Carl Heddrich, the family settled in what was then known as Plumpton Manor. '.Vhere was Plumpton Manor? It was in the Tulpehocken district which was founded bv the Palatine people from Germany, and made up the first white colony in what is no.,, known as the Valley of Lebanon. This manor was the land that lay west between Reith' s Church and eastward beyond Womelsdorf and on the south almost to where the present iiilliam Penn highway is, and crosses these two lines north and south. Fells Manor ,,·as north of the Tulpehocken and west of Plumpton Manor. It was here that the origionaJ homesteads of the first settlers were located. In his last will dated 1 711, \Villiam Penn left three large tracts or Manors to close relatives. These tracts were known as the Tulphocken region. East of Myerstown lies the •,:estern tract, whose line is close by the Trinity Reformed Church, then extends just a little to the east beyond ,,·here the Mill Creek enters the Tulpehocken River. Then due north in a straight line is Fell's Manor of 10,000 acres. This was .,,-i,led to Gulielma Marie Penn, ·.v11liam 1 s sister. She married a Mr. Fells, and that is -.,hy the Manor bears that name. East cf Fells Manor lies the second tract of land of 5165 acres knov.n as Plun:pton Manor. Williarr, Penn willed this to his daughter, the wife of William Aubrey of London. She had received 10,000 acres bv the will but only took half of it. This took place in 1724. It was on these Manors that the Germans settled by indenture of lease, or release, and handled by Penn's agents in London. These lands were not surveyed until 1733. These Manors were in charge of a court baron, and ,n r:·,any places the yearly rental was the payment of one red rose, on or about June 25th, plus a certain price in English pounds. This was very cheap land, and it is thought that later deeds made similar requests. Even today many of these towns still carry on a very fine culture of roses. All transactions went to Penn's agent in London, John Page. He 1n turn employed agents in America to bargain and sell at the highest prices they could obtain. The settlers had to wait sometimes many vea,s before they became the rightful owners of their lands. Notwithstanding these conditions, they went ahead and built their log cabins along water courses, reared large families, cleared their lands, raised crops, and had a kind of community life. With the hard­ ships that our ancestors had in establishing homes here in a new land, they also had the ever present menace of the Indians. Yet "·ith all of their trials they developed very fine farms and industries and built highways long before they owned their land. There is a little town in Berks County whose original name was "Hetreichstadle" meaning Hetrick's town. The name was later changed to Obold and then to Pl·easantville.

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The Descendants of

JOHN WILHELM HEDDERICH - HETRICK

John \Vilhelm Hetrick was a native of Lang ens el bold, Germany, born 1717 and settled probably in Connecticut in 1750 or 1751. We must remember that a great part of Pennsylvania at that time belonged to Connecticut. Wilhelm had thirteen children, eleven boys and two girls. It has been said that Jacob D. Hetrick who was the grandson of Jacob, one of the eleven sons, had been told by his father that the whole family had served in the Revolutionary War. Ten sons served the Colonies and one daughter was a spy for the Colonies. The elev­ enth son fought for the British, and the other daughter was a spy for the British. Their names were Adam, Peter, Michael, Francis, George, Thomas, Nicholas, William, Jacob, John, Henry, Lucy, - - - - - name unkno'."n. The material on the Hetrick family is taken in part from the "History of Jefferson County, Her Pioneers and Her People" by McKnight pages 278 to 281, information given by S. H. Whitehall, and pages 633 and 634 of "Commemorative Biographical Record".

ADAM - FIRST SON

I. . Adam - Born 1751, served as a private in the Pennsylvania Rifle Regt., Captain Lewis Farmers Company, Colonel Samuel Miles. Adarr, was wounded in the battle of Brandywine. He had five sons and two daughters as follows: A. Jacob B. Nicholas - (among whose descendents are Eleanora Stour of Limestone, Pennsylvania; and Jennie Keley, of Transfer, Mercer County, Pennsylvania) C. Christofel - Served on the first grand jury of Jefferson County in 1831. He married his cousin Christena Hetrick, daughter of Jacob. Their children were: I. Frederick whose children were: Emily, Isareal, Mary, George, Gabriel, Mrs. Buck and Catherine. 2. Adam whose children were: Mrs. Susanna Milliron, Mrs. Maria Payne, Mrs. Mary Shaffer, Francis P. McKee, John, Jefferson, Adam, and Jackson. 3. Philip whose children were: Samantha, Ella, Emma, Analee, James, Thomas, Frank and William. 4. Peter whose children were: Watson, Mrs. Deborah Baum, William Thomas, Mrs. Emery, and Mrs. Burket.

1 5 5. Jacob whose c;hildren were: Mrs. Margaret Wolf, Mrs. Christena Hutchens. Mrs. Leah Fuller, Mrs. Sara Harriger, Samuel, Thorras and John. 6. Mrs. Susanna Shaffer- -one daughter, Christena. 7. Mrs. Margeret Knapp. D. Adam - (Charles Hetnck is a grandson of this Adan·-­ Indiana Hetricks, Dick and Delos): E. Leonard - (Among his descendents are, Martna Downes, Sara J. Cochran of Haines, California, Mary Graver of Oregon and Isaiah Hetrick of Salerr, Oregon.) F. Mrs. Barbara Hirr:es G. Eve

II. Peter - 1752. He fought for the colonies; a Private in the Fourth Class Militia of Springfield Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania Militia. He enlisted October l, 1781 and was under Captain Christopher Wigner. Peter had three sons and four daughters as follows: A. Peter whose children were: l. Adam (of Fairmount, Pennsdvania) 2. Isaac (of Abetson, Missour:) 3. Daniel (of Kansas) 4. Christena (of Missouri) B. Michael whose children were: l. Peter (of Shannondale) whose chi1dren were: Mart:n, David, Reu~en, Arros. Lewis, Catherine, Elizabeth, Caroline and Mary. 2. l'

16 7. Edward 8. William 9. Asa 10. Betsy 11. Nicholas 12. John 13. Sophia 14. Delina E. Eve Nulf - whcse children were: 1. Solomon 2. Isaac 3. Lydia F. Hannah - married a Mr. Grinder G. Elizabeth Stokes - was the mother of: 1. George W. Stokes of Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania. In 1841 the names of Michael and Peter Hetrick, sons of Peter, appear in the first list of taxables for Porter Township.

MICHAEL - THIRD SON

III. Michael - 1753, was killed in battle at Brandywine.

FRANCIS - FOUR TH SON

IV. Francis - 1754, fought on the American side in the _Revolu­ tionary War, and was not heard of afterwards.

GEORGE - FIFTH SON

V. George - 1755, was a Colonel in the British Army. After the war was over, none of the family would have anything to do with him. At first it was thought he was killed in the war, but he went back to Germany where he amassed a fortune. This was confirmed by an article which appeared in the news­ paper, "The New York World", on page 3, column 6 for June 3, 1893. It reads as follows: THE HETERICK $70,000, 000, NO MYTH (Special to the World) York, Pennsylvania, June 2 - The report of a $70,000,000 estate in Gerw.any waiting to be distributed among the Hete­ rick heirs in America, is said to be confirmed by information from one of the Dauphin Cuunty Hetericks who claims to have received confirmation from the United States Consul-General in Berlin. The fortune is for the descendents of Colonel George Heterick of Revolutionary Fame.

THOMAS - SIXTH SON

VI. Thwras - 1756, served with the American Colonies and was killed in tr.e Battle of Cowpens. No record of any family. He served in the Ensign Con,pany frorr York, Militia.

NICHOLAS - SEVENTH SON

VII. Nicholas - 1758, served with the Colonies. He later married and reared three sons, as follows: A. Peter B. Phillip C. Nicholas (see page 47) - whose children were:

1 7 1. Mary Magdalene 2. Michael 3. Christena 4. Jacob 5. Samuel 6. George 7. John H. 8. Elizabeth

WILLIAM - EIGHTH SON

VII. William - 1759 - Served with Colonies. No record of any family.

JACOB - NINTH SON

IX. Jacob - Born October 26, 1761, died December 4, 1834. Jacob, one of the younger sons of Wilhelm, was born in that part of Pennsylvania which at one time was known as Connecticut, in 1761, and while very young came into the wilds of Pennsylvania. This could have been Westmore­ land County which is now Pennsylvania. When less than sixteen he enlisted for the Revolution, serving in the 8th Company, 7th Battalion, York County Militia; on April 5, 1778. He was commissioned first lieutenant (David Ken­ nedy Colonel), and served to the end of the war, 1783 (Pennsylvania Archives, 6th Series, Volume II, page 562). Soon after the war he went to Erie County, where he obtained some land appropriated by the Pennsylvania Legis­ lature to her soldiers. There he married Lydia Shaffer in 1784, and their {irst child, a son Frederick, was born in 1785. They were the parents of thirteen children in all. We have record of nine, but do not know where the other four were born nor their names. All were born before 1809. Seven or eight of them reared families and spent most of their lives in Jefferson County. Jacob came to Jefferson County with his family in about 1818, but the exact date and place of his first location are not certain. Frederick, his eldest son, was assessed in 1820 in Pinecreek Township, which then embraced everything north of Little Sandy, where by act of Assembly in 1826 elections for Perry Township were fixed at his house. This territory was Pinecreek, 1804 to 1817, Perry Township, 1817, Young in 1826, and Rose in 1828. There Jacob died and was buried in 1834, on the farm where he lived, in what is now (since 1851) Oliver Township, at the northeast end of Mauks Tunnel. His tombstone inscription is as fol­ lows: ''In Memory of Jacob Hetrick. Departed this life December 4, 1834. Aged 73 years, 1 month and 9 days." Stone was transported to the burial site by ox cart some 27 miles. There are two stones there - Jacob's and one of a child of two, named Daniel Bush, buried in 1840. Mounds since discovered and information of local residents indicate that there are about fifty burials there. It is a reserved burial site of the early 19th century and is situated on the corners of four plots of land. In the spring of 1954 a party consisting of Dr. and Mrs.

18 Bernard Hetrick, Mr. &: Mrs. Kenneth crvin (Mrs. Irvin is a descendent of Jacob) and Harry C. Hetrick, and G. H. White- t seL of Punxsutawney, R. D.#5, was formed to seek for Jacob's grave, ,:nown to be near Sprankle. The grave was dis­ covered about 300' feet east of the Mauk Tunnel r,ear Sprankle. It lies acoout 100 feet south of the Pittsburgh and Shawmut Rallroad. The grave marker ,s ex­ pertly carved of native stone and although burial took place nearly !20 years go, the stone is in perfect alignment. On Memorial Dav, 1954, through the untiring' efforts of Dr. Ber:-iard Hetrick (great­ great grandson of Jacob) and be cooperation of E. J. Hal­ berg, President of the Pitts­ burgh and Shawmut Railroad, the excurs1on train under aus~ p1ces of National :?.a1lway Histor:cal Society which origi­ nated in :'v1assilon, Ohio, stopped at this grave. This was the Lrst passenger tra·,n over Pittsburgh and Sha•Nrr.ut s1n~e 1g31, This railroad 1s now used exclusive!\· for freight. When this tra1n stopped at the bur·.al plot honor •.vas paid to this Re·,·olut1onary sold1er. A rrarker was placed at the grave as well as flowers. The flowers were placed by the National Railway Historical Soc ety, and by Elizabeth Ann Hetrick, 9 years old, great-great­ gre;-it-great granddaughter of Jacob. John C. Hetrick, son of Jacob and grandson of Jacob now living 1n Knox Townsc11p, tells that he and Jacob, his father, made this stone 0,nd set it up. Jacob Hetrick had at \east fiftv grandchiidren who grew up to man­ hood and worr.anhood and left famicies, mostly in Jefferson County, and eig',t of these chilciren were st1L living in 191&, and gave many of '.he important facts herein recorded. Among them were John C. He1r1ck of Eno:, Township, Jacob ~etrick of Summerville, and John BLtcL of Ridgeway, Pennsylvanca. Following is the record of Jacob 1 s farnily: A. Fredenck - Born 1785, is named 1n a complete list of tax­ ables made for Jefferson County in i8ZO. along with the names of SuY11n,ers Baldwin, Euphrastus Carrier, Moses r-'.nc1pp and Solomon ?•.1llec all residing in what cs now Clover Townsh,p. His nan•e also appears in the lists of 182';' and 1836. In 1826 he !wed at Coder Dam, just west of Brookv1lle, ·.vhere he was elected road viewer by the coarts of :efferson County. In 1830 he was a candidate for sheri:f l::,ut lost by a vc,te. Soon after this he rr.oved just llI Elizabeth Ann Hetrick

wes' of what is now Surnmerville, v:here he was appointed and served several years as justice of the peace. In 1835 he moved to what is now Polk township, where he was assessed among the taxables of Snyder in 1836, and at his house the first election for Polk was fixed by Act of Assem­ bly in 1851. Frederick and his brother Jacob were well known hunters of wild animals, and kiiled many in Jefferson County. Early on many mornings, one could hear Jacob call his dogs and then sound his hunters horn, calling the men together, that the hunt was on. The animals they killed were wolves, wildcats, bear and deer. The children of Frederick and Elizabeth Doverspike follow: 1. Christian - died young. 2. Elizabeth - married Darius Carner. 3. Eva - married Mike Long. They had 6 children. a. Thomas b. William c. John d. girl e. girl f. girl 4. Magdalene - {Molly} married Andrew Vastbinder. They had 16 children.

20 5. Margaret married Paul Vandervort; had several children. 6. Esther married John Carrier; had 6 children. a. Hannah b. Eliza c. John d. Hiram e. Lucy f. Malvina 7. Annie married Othniel Davis; had 8 children. a. Sylvester b. Darius c. Thomas d. Erastus e. Herbert f. David g. Esick h. Ida 8. Susan married Joseph Conger; had 7 children. a. Lucetta - married William Moore, a Lt. Col. in the Civil War and had 5 children. ( 1) Emma - married a Wagner. (2) Eliza - married a Grinder. (3) Laura (4) Horace (5) Ralph b. Lavina married a McMillan. c. Addie married a McCullough. d. Charles C. married Eliza Hetrick. They had 2 children. (1) Mae (2) Bertha e. Frederick f. girl - died in infancy g. girl - died in infancy 9. Adam - l st marriage to Maria Hetrick. They had 8 children. a. Phillip Martin - married Eve Mork and had 12 children. (1) Lorenze Eli (2) Oscar Roy { 3) Phillip Martin (4) Frank { 5) Viola (6) Jennie (7) Martha (8) Kitty (9) Birdie { l O) Unknown { 11) Unknown (12) Unknown b. Esther c. Perry d. George e. Matilda f. Eliza - married Charles C. Conger. They had 2 children. (1) Mae

21 (2) Bertha g. Walter h. Jessie - died as infant. Adam's second marriage was to Nancy Robinson Woods. Adam was reported to have killed the last panther in Jefferson County. 10. Rachel - unmarried. 11. Catherine married Morgan Lucas. They had 4 children. a. Cora b. James c. Mary married a Beatty and had 2 children. ( 1) John (2) Cora d. Minnie married a Thompson. 12. William married Leah Schreckengost. They had 5 children. a. Susan married Miner Bollinger; had 4 child­ ren. (1) Ivan (2) Arthur (3) Laura (4) Enid b. Amelia married Wesley Drake; had 4 child­ ren. ( 1) William married Josephine Smith; had one child. (a) Elizabeth (2) Vernon (3) Leah (4) Sarah c. Eliza - died at age 15. d. Alex - married Addie Henderson; had 8 child­ ren. (1) William (2) Walter (3) Edward (4) Effie (5) Pearl (6) Minnie (7) Rena (8) Ellory e. Lauretta married Jacob Henderson. They had 5 children. (1) Marion (2) Kenneth (3) Lorna (4) Elsie (5) Roscoe 13. Mary married George McAnich. They had 8 child- ren. a. Matilda b. Drusilla c. Stewart d. George e. Alvira f. Jeanette g. Catherine

22 h. James 14. Hannah - l st marriage to John Custard. Lost in war, trace of him found after Custer's Massacre in Montana. Second marriage to Martin V. Shaffer. Third marriage to Robert Osborne. They had 3 children, a. Mrs. Adelma Bracken b. Florence L. Shaffer c. Catherine Van Buren Shaffer l 5. Henry completes this family. He was born April 10, 1832 in Jefferson County where he spent his boyhood and youth and continued to follow lumbering until his marriage in 18 5 5 to Mary A. Darrah. She was born in Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania in 1834; and went to Jefferson County with her parents William and Margaret Darrah, who afterwards went to Illinois where they died. Upon his marriage Mr. Hetrick located in Brookville, Pennsylvania where he served as general manager in the woods for T. K. Litch for about five years; but in 1859 went to Troy, Pennsylvania where he engaged in teaming for one year. The following two years he spent at Mill Creek where he operated a saw mill for Bomb and Carrier and Osburn. He was then in the em­ ploy of James Humphrey, at Port Barnet, on the same creek for the next three years. In the spring of 186 3 he enlisted at Brookville in Company B, 62nd P. V. I. under Col. Black, and from Pittsburg the regiment went to Ohio to drive Morgan out of the state. On receiving his discharge at Pittsburg he returned to Port Barnet, and then moved to Falls Creek where for five years he served as foreman of the lumber firm of Bomb, Carrier and Osburn. From them he purchased 106 acres of woodland in 186 3, and at once began cl earing and improving his place, which he converted into one of the most de­ sirable farms of Sandy Township. The land was placed under a high state of cultivation and improved with good and substantial buildings. There he made his home from 1868 until 1900 when he disposed of his farm and moved to Spottsylvania County, Virginia where he died in 190 3. He is buried in Beechwoods Cemetary, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania. Ten children blessed this union. a. Silas I. - born August 27, 1857 - died 1875. b. Etta L. - born June 13, 1860; married Koss suth Bothell. They had 5 children. (1) Bertha (2) Blake A. (3) Lawrence E. (4) William F. - died at age 13 months. (5) Raymond c. Anna Viola - born March 10, 1862. d. Minnie M. - born February 22, 1864; mar­ ried John Crawford. They had 4 children. (1) Henry Guy (2) Ettie A. (3) Fredie Quay

23 (4) Harry.H. e. Mary May - born January 16, 1866 - died March 26, 1869. f. William Frederick - born April 2, 1868; lived in DuBois, Pennsylvania and was an engineer on the Buffalo, Rochester, and Pittsburgh · Railroad. Later he was an engineer on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail road out of Connells - ville, Pennsylvania. He spent 42 years at the throttle. He died July 7, 1938. He mar­ ried Elphia Gore of Sinnamahoning, Pennsyl­ vania. They were the parents of 6 children. (1) Dr. Bernard Hetrick of Butler, Pennsyl- vania. Born May 16, 1892; married Ruth Irene Baer. They have 3 children. (a) Jack Baer Hetrick born July 7, 1917; married Anna Gilkey. They have 3 children. (la) William David ( 1 b) Elizabeth Ann (le) Charles Gilkey Hetrick. Jack is principal of Grove City Joint Area Consolidated Junior High School. (b) Norma Jane born September 5, 1920; married Sydney T. Ellis of Irvington, N. Y. He is Executive Vice President of Commercial Sol vents. They have 2 children. (la) Ruth Jordan (lb) Thomas Hayden (c) Robert Jordan Hetrick born Novem­ ber 16, 1922; married Elizabeth Elaine Dyke. Robert is a Captain in the Transportation Corps of the U.S. Army. They have 2 children. (la) Robert Jordan, Jr. (lb) Elizabeth Elaine (2) Mabel E. born May 1, 1894; married Lewis N. Scholnick and have 4 children. (a) Lewis N. (b) David I. (c) Marilyn E. married Paul Thomas F·eezer and have one child. ( la) Cheryl Lynn (d) Rebekah E. (3) Hazel A. born May 9, 1896; married Howard L. Patton. (4) Wilda 0. born 1898 - died in 1918. (5) Harold D. born November 14, 1900; mar­ ried Audrey Stansberry who died in 19 50. Harold's second wife is Ruth Ella Rodman. They have 3 children. (a) Frederick B. married Betty Jean Baker; they have one child. (la) Audrey Jean (b} Harold D., Jr. (c) Myron Dennis

24 (6) '.Villiam Frederick born October 12, 1915; married Geraldine Gardner, They live in Seattle, Washington. They have one child, (a) Joan Lee, g. Almeda - born October 30, 1870 - died Sep­ tember 3, 1882. h. Charles H. born October 16, 1872; married Nanna May DeLarme; they have 5 children. (1) Francis Henry (2) Blair (3) Mildred (4) Avis (5) Bert i. Olive Janet - born February 21, 1875; mar­ ried Charles Dunlop and have 4 children, (1) Leota (2) May ( 3) Fred (4) Erma In politics Mr. Hetrick was a Republican, He was especially interested in educational affairs, was an efficient member of the schoolboard for 16 years and was instrumental in securing the erection of good scho.ol buildings in Sandy Township, and gave part of his land for that purpose. He and his wife were members of the Baptist Church. Frederick the iather of these fifteen children, died August 27, 1874 and .s bur,ed in Morley Cemetary near Arlington, Nebraska. His wife died in Polk Township, Jeffers,on County. Pennsylvania in 1856. The place of bunal is not known. B. Elizabeth - Born I 791, married - - - - Black, They had two children. I. John 2. Jacob C. Abigail - Born 1794. married---- Miller. They had seven children. 1. Jesse 2. Phillip 3. Abe 4. Mike 5. Kate 6. Christena 7. Sarah D. Catherine - Born 1795, married -- -- !"arson. They had eight children. 1. Sofie 2. Mrs. William Fishel 3. Susanna 4. Mrs. Peffer 5. Betta 6. Mrs. Smith 7. Daniel 8. John E. Christena - Born 1797, married Christofel Hetrick. They had eight children. 1. Frederick 2. Adam

25 3. Peter 4. Jacob 5. Phillip 6. Mrs. Susanna Shaffer 7. Mrs. Sophia Brosious 8. Mrs. Margaret Knapp F. Jacob - Born in 180 5, died in 1888. Married Elizabeth - - - - They had ten children 1. Rebecca 2. Mrs. Carrier 3. Elizabeth 4. Andrew 5. Catherine 6. John C. - married Louisa Richards. During the Civil War, John C. served in the 105th Regiment of Pennsylvania. Their children are as follows. a. Elizabeth - born September 20, 1863 - died in infancy. b. Edgar - born October 29, 1864. c. Mary - born January 11, 1867; married William Lee. d. Cora - born April 2, 1869; married Samuel Hetrick. e. Harry - born January 6, 1871; married Mabel McAninch. f. Frank - born April 6, 1873; married Edith Chitester; had a daughter. ( 1) Rhoda - died in infancy. g. Wilson - born May 30, 1875; married Edna Ford, h. Maude - born August 30, 1875. i. John - born November 24, 1879; 1st marriage was to Mary Austin; 2nd to Lillian Fair­ weather. They live in Wisconsin. j. Bessy - born April 17, 1882; married Wil­ liam Shugarts. k. Kitty - born February 16, 1884; married David Neal. 1. Ralph - born May 25, 1887; married Alta Johns. m. Eva born November 1889. 7. Margaret 8. Priscilla 9. Esther 10. Jacob G. Samuel - Born 1801, unmarried. H. Phillip - Born September 19, 1803, married---­ There were eight children. 1. Darius 2. Steven 3. Eli 4. Paul 5. Mariah 6. Mrs. Agnes Weaver 7. Rebecca 8. Mrs. Rachel Schoofner I. John - Born 1808, married---- There were seven children.

26 1. Adam 2. Ephraim 3. Hiram 4. Phillip 5. George 6. Mrs. Sarah Wolfgang 7. Mrs. Maggie Smith

JOHN - TENTH SON

X. John - Born 1762, served in the Revolutionary War (Northampton County Historical Society). From the "WHIG and JOURNAL", paper of Easton, Pennsylvania, Wednesday February 19, 1845. "Died in East Hanover Township, Lebanon County, Pennsyl­ vania, John Hetrick age 82 years. In relation to the deceased, we would briefly state, that at an early period in the American Revolution, he joined the army, and rendered service in battling for his country's independence. After the war, with his knapsack, and the protection of a well tried rifle, he moved to the north of Lebanon County, where for upwards of half century, he was a humble, but prosperous tiller of the soil. Having been spared for upwards of four score years, he departed the 8th instant, in peace, and in the midst of a community of friends." A private 4th class, Militia of Springfield Township, Bucks County, he served in Capt. Christoper Wigner's Company, October 1, 1786.

HENRY - ELEVENTH SON

XI. Henry - Born 1764 was the youngest of the eleven sons. Private-Capt. John Ludwigs Company of the 6th Battalian, Berks County Militia commanded by Colonel Joseph Hiester, in service from August 10, 1780 to September 19, 1780.

LUCY - FIRST DAUGHTER

XII. Lucy - Spy for the Colonists.

NAME UNKNOWN - SECOND DAUGHTER

XIII.Girl - It is thought she was a spy for the British.

FAMILY HISTORY OF ELIAS AND MARY UPDEGRAFF

Elias Jacob Hetrick was born July 10, 1846 in Northun.berland County, Pennsylvania. He was the son of Jacob, who was the sc,n of John, the son of Peter, son of Wilhelm. Nothing is known of his early childhood, but at fifteen years of age the Civil War had started and on March 28, 1864 he enlisted in Company A, 14th Regiment of Pennsyl­ vania Company, Pennsylvania Union Army. During the war he was cap­ tured and put into prison in a dark cellar and was given only wormy bread and water. He became so weak he couldn't walk, but finally managed to escape crawling to a pumpkin patch and ate enough raw pumpkins to gain a little strength, and at last reached home. He married Mary Updegraff, March 1, 1866 in Beaver Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania. They were married by Rev. Jacob Kank. Their first child was born in 1867. In 1878 Elias took his family west to Kansas. They first settled in Coffee County where he was em­ ployed as a foreman on a railroad. Later they moved on west to Staf-

27 ford County Kansas, which became their permanent home. They lived in a sod house, as there wa•s very little wood on the plains. Elias be­ came quite adept at building sod houses and built several around that section of Kansas in the early days. The prairie sod covered with grass made good material for building houses. It was cut in large pieces and stacked one upon the other to form walls. The floor was just hard pack­ ed earth and could be swept as any hard wood floor. They had no glass for windows so used coats, comforts or anything that was available; but it was a comfortable home, cool in the hot dry summers and warm in the cold snowy winters. Theirs was a busy pioneer family each doing his share of the work, planting, harvesting, butchering and curing the meats and vegetables for winter. Their home was small and crowded, but a warm welcome was always given neighbors, friends and strangers as well, as was the custom in the early pioneer days. Elias worked hard to support his family until he became too ill and passed away August 5, 1894. Elias and Mary Hetrick's descendents are numerous. They had eleven children, sixty-four grandchildren, and at the present time there ai,e one hundred eighty-two great grandchildren, one hundred fifty-one great-great-grandchildren. There are four sets of twins, all boys. The descendents and their families are now scatter­ ed all over the western half of the United States, and from Texas by the Mexican border north to the state of Washington. The following is the family of Mary Updegraff and Elias Jacob Hetrick: I. Ida Fidelia - 4/1/1867 - 1/9/1925, married Edward L. Titus. They had 17 children as follows: A. Joseph - died in infancy B. Benjamin Elias - 4/24/1885 - 10/17/1950, married Katherine Garey. They had 5 children as follows: 1. Wayne Elino ------8/16/1907 - , first rr.arriage to Cecilia Manhirten. They had one child: Patricia June (born 2/12/1930 she married Chester Greenway. They had two children, Janice Kay. born 10/5/1947 and William Darryl, born 2/25/1'149) Wayne's second marriage was to Lal.a Lorene Hills McBride. They had 4 children: Carol Lorraine( born 8/8/1942), Richard Wayne and Douglas Ray- - twins--(born 6/16/1943) and David Allen (born l /22/ 1952). 2. Felma Titus------3/10/1909 - , married Ivan Harold Offend. They had 3 children: Veleta Florence (born 2/25/1934. married Arnold John Witenkin), Jerry Leo (born 3/24/1937) and ·Donald Paul (born 8/15/1939). 3. Ureva Titus ------married Melvin Dinwoodie. 4. Edward Isaac ------married Rosella Lucille Randel. They had 4 children: Theron Eugene (born 11/24/1938), Gerald Dwayne (born 6/18/1942), Gale Edward (born 12/3/1945) and Gary Neal (born 10/25/1951). 5. Florence Titus----- 7/-/1919, - 3/21/1920. Benjamin Elias' second marriage was to Edith Overall. They had one child:

28· 1. Donna Mae------6/11/1928. Married Rodney Mingo. They had 2 children: Russell Paul (born 7/7/1950) and Richard Pat­ rick (born l 2 / 31 / l 9 51). C. Fred E. - 11/19/1887 - 4/10/1901. D. Jennie Elizabeth - 8/8/1886 - 9/19/1886. E. William Henry - 4/2/1889, married Clara Meiries. They had 8 children as follows: 1. Henry------3/1/1910 - died in infancy. 2. Ralph Edward------10/-/1912 - 10/15/1915. 3. Lawrence Henry----1/21/1915 -, married Ruth Marco. They had one child: Dianna Lynn (born 12/14/1946). 4. Ebbie Clem------12/9/1911 - 3/19/1919. 5. Chloe Elizabeth ----4/30/1919 - , married C.arl Cooper. They had 6 children: James Carl (born 6/24/1841), Charles Edward (born 1/1/1943), Loren Douglas (born 3/15/1944), Keith Leroy (born 7/5/1945), Girl (born 5/1/1946 died) and Kathryne Faye (born 4/30/1947). 6. Ruby Arminta ------2/25/1921:, married Murl W-ilker­ son. They had one child: Ruth Annette (born 6/10/1943). 7. Everett Donald----- 3/26/1923 - , first marriage Lorene Monahan; second marriage Iva Belle Holmes. 8. William Calvin-----3/7/1925 - 6/28/1927 F. Elbert Franklin - 3/17/1891 - 5/11/1921. Married Madge Evelyn Sanford. They had 5 children as follows: 1. Beulah Belle ------3/18/1913 - , married Roy Beagley. They had one child: Melvin Lynn. 2. Gertrude Lorraine--9/10/1914 - married Earl Leroy Hawver. 3. Geneva Ruth------6/15/1916 - , married Charles Ray Pierce. They had 2 children: Douglas L. (born 10/14/1944) and Sarah Elizabeth (born 7/9/1947). 4. Della Leota------2/4/1918 - , married Edward Earl Edsall. They had 2 children: James Ray (born 11/2/1944) and Lena Jean (born 3/18/1948). 5. Jessie May------12/23/1920 - , married Edward Greene. They had one child: Larry Edward (7/15/1945). G. Carr:e Mae Titus - born 5/21/1892 - 11/22/1928, married George Lester Meiries. They had 9 children as follows: 1. Evelyn Myrtle------9/18/1912 - , married Marion M. Lyon. They had 4 children: Maizie Louise (born 19 3 7), Leroy Eldon (born 11/10/1938), Marilyn Ann (born 3/27/1940) and Wendell Eugene (born 6/9/1944). 2. Alfred Arnold------4/3/1914 - 12/16/1925. 3. George Raymond - - -8 / l 5 / 1915 - , married Virginia Thompson. They had 2 children: Raymond Craig (born 1946} and

29 Susan Diana (born 11 / 23 /194 7). 4. John Edward------8/29/1917 - 6/17/1922. 5. Delbert Annias----- 4/5/1919 - , married Lucy 11,[ae Lyon. They had one child: Karen Loudell (born 12/1/1934). 6. Elvin Carrol (twin)--12/30/1920 - , rr.arried Elaine Alice Grasse. 7. Melvin Harold (t'.vin)-12/30/1920. 8. Jarr.es V{esley------3/23/1923. 9. Leland Lavern------2/2/1925 - , married Barbara Ellen Nelson. H. Clarence Titus - born 6/30/1894 - . married Mary :;.-ranees uorn. They had 8 children as follows: l. Allen Leslie------5/14/1915 - , married Doris Marie Hoffman. They had one child: Kathy Jewell (born 10/13/1943). 2. Bernice F.ern ------10/4/1916 - , rr.arried Merril Francis l\ewson. Thev had 2 child­ ren: Merlyn Joyce (bo.rn 6/16/1940) and Donald Joe (born 1/25/1944). 3. Thelrr.a Adell------~/1':,/1918 - , rr.9-rried Galen Meck- fessel. They had one child: Billie Louise (born 4/29/19-±2) . .Jc. Clarence ]arr.es---- 4/1 /1 c20 - , married Wilnca Jean Best. They had 3 children: P,:ctricia _1',nn (born 3/7/1040), Mary Lou (born 8/23/1°.JcZ) and Sharon 1':ay ('Jorn 3/L,/lO.Jc4). 5. Girl ------Deceased 6. Williarr. Gorden-----1/6/1920 - , married Lois Vineta Floyd. They had one child: David Gorden (born 11/30/1040). Lid;:_ Mae------S/IZ/1°27 - , Ro::iert Lee McCune. They had 2 children: Carrren Lynn (10/11/194'.') and Jarr·es Dee (born 9/4/1951). 8. S.ichard Lee------11/3/1933 - , rr.arried Mary ,\lberta Rigar. There were no children. I. Ida Elizabeth - born 11/7/189<'.> - 0/-/1004. J. Clara Bell - bcrn 1/27/1896 - 12/6/1951, married Addison Albert Bartlett. ·a-hey had 11 -children as follows: l. Duane ------Deceased. 2. Douglas ------10/28/1920 - 8/5/1°,,. 3. Donald Billy------1/31/1922 - , married Delores Lopez. They had 2 children. 4. Darlene Mae ------3/5/1-,23 - , married Vlarren Parker. They had one child. 5. Mary Isabel------4/27/1925 - , rr.arried W;:,.lter Heaten. They had 2 children: Walter Heaten III (born 5/6/1948) and------6. Richard Luke------12/21/1926. 7. Glenn Edward------5/30/1928. 8. James Clare------12/23/1"29. 9. Marion Bradlev---- i0/3/lC:,31. 10. Corrinne-----~---- 12/22/1'734. 11. Bennie Earl------4/10/1939. K. Harold McKinley - born 12/21/1900. married J\"aonci Delia

30 Moore. They had 3 children as follows: 1. Norma Jean------3/30/1925 - , married Cecil Everett Akright. They had one child. 2. Buford Alton ------4/10/1930 3. Ellis Lee------12/18/1935. L. Infant - Deceased M. Elvin Earl - born 10/24/1903 - , married Marian Irene Chambers. They had 2 children as follows: 1. Elcfen Ralph ------12/7 / 1927 - , married Clarice Penner. They had 2 children. 2. Elaine Janice ------9/11, 1929 - , married---- Dick. N. Infant - Deceased 0. Leila Mary - born 6/11/1906 - , married Charley Lee Murphy. They had 5 children as follows: I. Wanda Eileen------7/2/1931 - , married ---- Graham. They had one child: Carol Jean. 2. Virginia Lee ------8/1 /1931 - , married---- They had one child. 3. Ro be rt Duane ------3 / 13 / 19 3 6. 4. Ida Lorraine------7/2/1938. 5. Harold Dale ------10/16/1943. P. Clyde Edward - born 7/28/1908 - , married Estelle Haw­ kins. They had one child as follows: 1. Merle Leroy------3/26/1930. Q. Orville Fay - born 1/10/1910 - , married Opal McFarland. They had one child as foilows: 1. Orville Eugene------/--/-- , married---- Dorsey. They had one child. IL Joseph Franklin - 10/2/1868 - 2/12/1952. Joseph was born in Jefferson County, Pennsylvania and died in San Juan, Texas. He married Myrtle Eliza Cline. They had 7 children as follows: A. Harry Franklin - 6/19/1891 - , married Alice Coleman. They had 3 children as follows: 1. Monroe ------10/12/1912 - , married Marian Jensen. They had 2 children: Zelma Lee (born 1/28/1939 - 7/15/1951) and William (born 4/7/1944). 2. Eula------9/4/1917 - , married James Garrett. They had one child: Thomas (born 2/20/1942). 3. Virginia Lee ------10/28/1923 - , married Merle Coley. They had 2 children: Danney (10/31/1943) and Beverly Alice (born 10/14/1948). B. Baby - 11/2/1892 - Deceased C. Hazel Adel - 12/17/1893 - , married El Vere S. Thompson. They had 2 children as follows: 1. Laverne------9/12/1920 - , married Glenn Payne. They had 2 children: Sherrie (born 3/1/1947) and Christie (born 5/31/1951). 2. El Vere S., Jr.---- 1/29/1922 - . married Allene Meek. They had 2 children: Michael Denis (born 8/12/1943) and David Neil (born 9/6/1947). D. Cecil - 1/28/1897 - Deceased E. J. Floyd - 6/24/lOOO - , married Maybel Hancock. They

31 had 3 children as follows: 1. Joseph Floyd------11/10/1928 - , married Barbara Breckenridge. They had one child: Virginia Ann (born 4/29/1954). 2. David Lee------11/11/1932. 3. Bertie Charlotte ----3/15/1934 - , married Arthur James Freeman. They had 2 child­ ren: David Lee (5/23/1952) and Floyd Allen (3/1/1954). F. Lyal - 7/20/1904 - , married Dorothy Lee Carnahan. G. Paul Roland - 12/26/1910 - , married Ruby Motley. They had 2 children as follows: 1. Robert Franklin - - - -1 /11 / 1942. 2. John Phillip------12/21/1945. III.Arminta - 2/22/1870 - 11/18/1944. Married Frank H. Taylor. They had 9 children as follows: A. Fred Earl - 3/5/1888 - , married Clara Thomas. They had 9 children as follows: 1. Floyd Lincoln------2/12/19.10 - 4/10/1910. 2. Velma Ruth------9/28/1911 - , married Will Walter. They had 2 children: Mildred (born 2/21/1941) and Ruth (born 4/11/1944). 3. Lydia Nancy------11/22/1919 - , married Herschel Chance. They had 2 children: Infant (deceased) and Orville (born 11/16/1953). 4. Fred Delbert------10/21/1918 - 8/17/1920. 5. Dwight Thorburn--- 3/5/1924 - 3/19/1945. Died on the U.S. S. Franklin when destroyed by enemy in Japan. Married Margurite Redfern. 6. Fern Louise------12/13/1921 - 5/-/1923. 7. Melvern Laverne ---8/30/1927 - , married Crystal Leitner. They had 2 children: Larry Dwight (born 12/26/1946) and Tracy (born 1/-/1954). 8. Calvin------12/15/1929 - , married Patricia McDaniel. .9. Daniel Elden------6/24/1934 - 12/11/1934. B. Jonathan Elias - 12/4/1890 - , married Bessie Deselms. They had 8 children as follows: 1. Arminta ------10/31/1912 - , married Clyde Bullard. They had two children: Gloria Ann (born 12/8/1934) married Glen Murphy. Nancy Rose (born 6/30/1939). 2. Violet Helen------3/2/1915 - , married Clarence Stone. They had 2 children: Melba Rose (born 4/1/1937) and Virginia Louise (born 12/15/1942). 3. Dorothy Irene ------5/15/1918 - , married Verlin Hargadine. They had 3 children: Carolyn Kay (2/22/1940), Terry Glenn (4/2/1945) and Pamela Sue (6/22/1946). 4. Opal Marie------8/11/1920 - 12/30/1950. Married James Y. Henry. They had one child: Sherry Lynn.

32 5. Alfred Ervin------2/2./ 1923 - , Married Margaret Opal Vanwinkle. 6. Kenneth Earl------7/31/1926 - 9/5/1947. 7. Doyle Leon------9/26/1929. 8. Orville Ray------7/15/1933 - , married Billie Rae Lousignot. C. Nancy Bessie - 10/23/1892 - Deceased, married William Begley. D. Frank Free - 10/26/1897 - , married Flossie Shinkle. They had one child as follows: 1. Vida Married --- - Jackson. E. Mary Leola - 9/19/1899 - 7/5/1903. F. Lee Hetrick Taylor - 7 /29/1901 - , married Della Nyquist. They had 3 children as follows: I. Dorothy 2. Norman 3. Betty G. Guy Edward - 12/11/1907 - , married Lillian Nina Taylor. They had 5 children as follows: 1. Jack Duane------1928 - , married Lavola Mae Bussing. 2. Shirley Colleen - - - - -Richard Francis Dean married her and they had one child: Sandra Lee. 3. Loa Joyce------1933 - , married Thell Clinton Jamison. They had 2 children: Janice Gayle (born 1952) and Jeffery Wayne (born 1954). 4. Nancy Ann ------1935 - , married William Weingart. They had one child: Jeri Lynne (born 1954). 5. Guv Edward------1938.-, H. Boyd B~rnard - 10/22/1910 - , (twin) , married Alta Chiles. They had 2 children as follows: 1. Gary Keith------11/12/1936. 2. Anita Jo------12/22/1930. I. Loyd Leonard - 10/22/1910 - , (twin). married Dorothy They had 2 children as follows: 1. 2. IV.Barbara C. Hetrick - 6/24/1872 - 9/3/1899, married Frank Cook. They had one child as follows: A. Edna - 9/5/1894 - , married John Turley. They had 2 children as follows: 1. Randall W.------10/25/1912 - , married Bernice Brown. They had five children: Lyman Neal (born 3/8/1935), Patricia Joy (born 2/8/1937), Larry Richard (born 10/9/1938), Janet Sue (born 2/8/1943) and Meribeth Ann (born 7/19/1945). 2. Katherine A. ------married Edward W. Jones. They had one child: Cynthia Ann (born 9/19/1942). V. Rolland P. - 2/12/1873 - 9/23/1930. Rolland was born in Jefferson County, Pennsylvania and died in Oklahoma. He married Maude Pearl Cook. They had 7 children as follows: A. Effie Glad:;s - 10/12/1892 - , married Jens Michael Neil son from Aarhus, Denrr.ark. They had one child:

33 l. NoritaPearl ';/19/1935. B. Carl Franklin - 12/4/1893 -, rr.arried Georgia Ross, (deceased), They had 6 children: 1. Lois------11/27/1912,rr.arried Ira Martin. They had 2 children: Gerald (born 11/25/1935),and Patricia (born 5/15/19-16). 2. Lila------3/23/1915 - , married Ray Clapp. They had 3 children: Everett (born 1/11/1';'37), Jay (born 7/19/1938) and Larry (born 1/5/1943). 3. Elva------11/1/1°17; rr.arried Ralph Sharpe. They had 4 children: Bill (born 9/25/1936), Carol (born l/Zo/)Ci39), Richard (born 1/10 /1 'HZ) and Dwight (born 5/10/1943). 4. Wayne------9/23/1921 - , rr.arried Jean Gibson. They had Z children: Joetta (born 11/14/)C,46) and Gail (born 5/12/19-±9). 5. Child ------Deceased. 6. Child------Deceased. The second marriage of Carl Franklin Hetrick was to Anna Etobins. They had 8 children as follows: 1. Imogene ------3/13/1°26 - , rr.arned Russel Bryan. They had one child: Twila (born 9/23/1950). 2. Evelyn------6/20/1927 - , rr.arned Roy Bitner. They had 5 chil'.l.ren: Baroara (born 8/23/)<:;46), Norman (born 19-18), Van (born 6/4/1950), .0.lan (born ';/1952) and Virginia (born 4/1054). 3. Keith------8/22/1'?28 - , rrarried Alice Medley. They had 3 children: Dennis (born 5/27/1950), Deborah (born 6/1-;' /1952) and Rodney (born 12/7/1953). 4. Loretta------5/2°/1931 - , married Ro':iert Fro­ man. They had 2 children: Bobbie (born 8/14/)CSO) and Robin (born 9/1953). 5. Joan------7/25/1933 - , rr.arried Leon Eo,•.'a.rd. They had 2 children: Sharon (born 8/17/1952) and Terry (born 11/30/1954). 6. Kent------8/6/1936. , . Leroy------7/13/1940. 8. Leon------3/3/1942. C. Ray Pauline - 2/18/1897 - 4/6/1918. D. Walter Floyd - 3/15/1903 - , rr.arried Iva Clapp. They had 3 children as follows: 1. Wanda------married Donald Shirey, 2. Shirley------married Loyd Bennett. 3. Trudie Ann E. Alta May - 4/14/1905 - , married George Austin Weaver. They had 3 children as follows: 1. Geraldine Wynona --1/6/1923, rr.arried William Pike Lester. They had Z children: Harlean (born 4/10/1940) and Willian' G2rth (born 8/5/1943).

34 2. Beulah Marie ------12/3/1924, married Vincent Leonis. They had 4 children: Dennis Wayne (born 5/4/1943), Glen Vincent (born 10/9/1944), Gary Dean (born 3/25/1947) and Kathryn Marie (born 7 /29 /! 950). 3. Doris Mae------12/3/1927, married James Calvin Giles, Jr. They had 3 children: Austin (born 5/15/1948), Wayne Calvin (born 5/2/1952) and Lance (born 10/11/1953). F. Wynona Thalia - 4/2/1909 - , married John Walters. They had 4 children·as follows: 1. Donald Lee ------2 /19 /19 31. 2. Johnnie Ray------10/26/1932. 3. Ramona Sue------/-/---, rr.arried Thomas Sanders. 4. Carolyn Jean------5/ 18/ 1943. '--'• James Calvin - 12/28/1919 - , rrarried Gracie----. the,· had one child as follows: 1. Calvin Ray ------8/13/1950. VI. Sara Elizabeth - 6/24/1879 - 7/20/1948. Married Amos 'Varnick. Thev had 4 children as follows: A. Clarence Earl - 1/28/1898 - , rrarried Goldie Belle Ricketts. They had 7 children as follows: 1. Paul Edward ll/23/1019 - 11/14/1930. 2. Wilbur Clarence 10/3/1021 - , married Lillie Pearl Dalton. 3. Richard Encl! 10/19/1922 - , rr.arried Laura Hug­ get. They had 4 children: Ronald Earl (born 8/30/1935), Larry Lynn (born 4/24/1947), Barbara Loui~e (born 6/30/1949) and Vickie (born 11/20/1952). 4. Lewis Tillman 5/8/1924 - , married Louis Dalton. They had 2 children: Patricia Diane (born4/19/1948) and Peggy Ann (born 8/20/1949). 5. Marie Evelyn 4/5/1926 - • married Noble R. Duggin. They had 6 children: David Earl (born I 2/27/1944), Gladys Ann (born 9/3/1940), Nathan (born 7/21/1948), Donald Lee (born 10/31/1949 - tw.n), Darrel Lynn 2 (born 10/31/194 - twin) and 1'.ancy Marie (born 9/11/1951). o. Olive Leota 9/3/1'?36 - 9/3/1939. 7 Calvin Leo 2/24/1940. B. Ethel Lillian - 3/19/1900 - , married Charles Schafer. C. Perry Oscar - 9/3/1901 - 2/10/1948. Married Audrey M. Mc'.::;lade. They had one child as follows: 1. Olin Eugene ------10/9/1924 - lu/14/1924. D. Stella Fern - 5/10/1913 - , married Herman Livingston. They had one child as follows: 1. Etta Beth------11/5/1944. VII. Williarr. Edward - 4/29/1882 - married Annis Martha Ray. They had 3 children as follows: A. Lena Faye - LI/ 15 / 1902 - married Hilton Edward Brown.

35 The Elias History was compiled ':)y Lena. Th,ey had 3 c':ildren as follo·us: l. El Geva ·,ee ------10:13. !••23 - . ,c iirrcec ~.orer: ·:::;c:,· SorJon. T!:ey '."10.d 2 c:1:~.:2re;,· Lo Ei Lynr.. (~urn b I 25 l c, ~O) --~;i,J Eev:r. Loren (,,orn 1/13. '. 0 ~3). Z. DeLoss l--ietr.c.~ Srown S/25,'1 1•2J - . ?: ._1rr:el3. Thel::;.::. Jear- ~.1.·1nn. }i:e\· '.1a.d 2 chi ... jren: !\.1arshZ"-:. ~Te:--:ec:t;-: {·Jorn l l / 6 i l ,c ~ 0) ~- r: d Dev :i: De Los s ( ;_,or r: 8 '23 1~52). 3. Je;-.;ean Lovell ------12, )'.l/1"32. B. Violet 1'-12_y i/22/lC0--! - ':-1~,:.rr:ed L2.\\'ft'I:Ce l-. n;euver. They had 2 ch1'.dren as :o:'.o-- s: l. Lila Vee ------12.,i,) 1~27 - r: arr1cd ~:,·1~::3-!"'. Shur;- ate. T ~ey hn. j 2 c~::2r.:rer.: Larn· Lee ('Jorn 2 l i :1°~3) z,n.:i L1ndc~ Dar:ene (:)or~: 3 23 l c.~--t). 0 2. Lola ..\nn ------1'2~·:'lu.3! - , !1-·o.rr1ed Co1-:r<1d Bernhart. C. Glenn Ed,.,·ard - 0/27, 1013 - . rr.arried E:sie Belc'ier. VIII. Cora May HetricK - 4/2/1884 - 8/5,'1884. IX. Charles Elias _ 3/14/18.'' _, rrarned Lenct Enc:'.y Eosk,nson. They had 2 children as iollo·.,·s: a\, :Pearl Louise - 9 / l l ,'l 003 - , married Williarr. Harold· Miskirr.en. Tne,· had one child: l. Betty Lee-~------Marned Sarrn·.ie Recifern. Thev had 3 children: She:la D:ane (born a/12,'104:), Ronnie Jean (:.rnrn 3 / l 4 /1 C;40) and Rodne-.. Lee ( born O /0/l 050). B. Charles Vincent - 2/22/1914 - , married Reta F-ayne. They had 2 children as follo-..,·s: 1. Sandra Kay ------2/18/1938. X. 2. Vickie Ann ------1/28/1943. Dora May - 4/12/1885 - , married Harry Simpson. They had o children as follows: A. Lawrence Cecil 5/20/1903 - , 1st ,rarriage was to LaVelle Stoddard (Deceased). They had 2 children as foilo,,,.s: l. Monnie Jean ------Married They had one ch:ld: Rex Leon (born 1953).

36 2. Clare------12/6/1932. Lawrence's second marriage was to Laurabel Hildebrand in 1951. B. Arthur Everett - 7/24/1905 - , married Lucile Williamson. They had 3 children as follows: 1. Janet------11/3/1935. 2. Alan ------12/16/1938. 3. Vickie------4/13/1943. C. Cleo Lucille - 9/30/1907 - . married Harvey Bratton. D. Leona - 7/8/1909 - , rr.arried Lester Henderson. They had the following 2 children: I. Keith------2/27/1946. 2. Sandra ------2 / 2 6 /1 9 5 2. E. Forrest Harry - 11/10/1914-, married Lucille Snyder. Thev had 2 children as follows: 1. ·Mearle Dale ------9/10/1931. 2. Ka the r in e. ------I 1/ 5 / 1 9 4 2. F. Melvin Leroy - 10/6/1924 - , married Dorothy Moody. They had 3 children: 1. Larrv Dean------9/3/1944. 2. Brenda Joyce------5/7/1946. 3. Dennis Leroy------12/13/1051. XI. Maggie V. - 8/1/1889 - , married Willis Thomas. They had 8 children as follows: A. Ernest Thorr.as - 12/5/1904 - , married Marjorie Graves. They had the following 2 children: 1 . Kathleen ------3 / 3 1 / l 9 3 3. 2. Sheryl Ann------1/2/1947. B. Gladys May - 7/14/1°07 - , married George Slifer. They had 6 children: 1. Harold ------1/11/1926. 2. Kenneth ------Married ---- They had 2 children: Sandra (born 9/6/1949) and Judy (born 8/6/1952). 3. Donald ------9/6/1930. 4. Virgil------12/17/1937. 5, Jov Sue------7/24/1945. 6. V e'r 1 in ------1 1 / 8 /19 5 2. C. Goldie Marie - 8/14/1909 - . (Deceased). D. Everett - 1/22/1914 - , married Ruby Burns. They had 6 children as follows: I. Clyde ------5/27/1935. 2. Glenda------7/28/1936. 3. Theoda ------4/28/1939. 4. Ronald ------6/6/1940. 5, 1•1,'anda ------10/14/1944. o. Keith------5/30/1936. E. Velma - 4/27/1917 - , married Arland Binns. They had 2 children: 1. Veda Ann ------l / l 2 / 194 7. 2. Robyn Elaine ------12/15/1<:53. F. Marvin - 5/16/1019-, rr.arriedMelbaScott. Theyhad2 children as follows: 1. Marvena------12/2/1947. 2. David------1/28/1950. G. Dorothy - l /26 / 1924 - , married Marvin McLinn. They had 4 children: 1. Larry 3/21/1940.

37 2. Garry 7/27/1941. 3. Jerry 11/28/1943. 4. Gloria 10/27/1944. H. Beulah - 8/5/1926 - l st marriage to Ira Johnson. They had 2 children: 1. Sharon 8/5/1942. 2. Willis 10/24/1944. Beulah's second marriage was to Avid Henry. They also had two children: 1. Terry Henry 6/9/1951. 2. Linda Gail 3 I - /194 7. ( Deceased).

38 ANECDOTES

PIONEER COURAGE

Many stories have been told in regards to the Hetrick family. I am going to. record here a few of them hoping that in the future I may come up with some definite proof that they are correct. Wilhelm was supposed to have had two daughters of which nothing is definitely known. Also two stepsons. Mr. Scott Carrier of Summerville, Pennsylvania, still living there at the age of 94, whose mother was of the line of Jacob, son of Wilhelm, has given us the fellowing information. He tells that two of the brothers were on the side of the British. They had a sister Lucy who was on good terms with all of her brothers. The ones on the American side got infor­ mation from the ones on the British side of a plot to capture General Washington. Her sympathies were with the Colonists. She got to General Washington while he was at dinner and disclosed the plot to capture him and thus saved his freedom and possibly his life. Another sister was a spy for the British. She died in the war. There is no record of her name. The following information comes from Dr. Bernard Hetrick of But­ ler, Pennsylvania and is authentic. '' My grandfather (John Henry Hetrick) had his farm 3 miles from Du Bois, Pennsylvania which is in Clearfield County. He bought 160 acres of cut over stump land from John E. DuBois and cleared it him­ self. During the early days of this farm he had to go to Clearfield, Penn­ sylvania on matters pertaining to the deed. He took their only horse to ride on and their only rifle for protection. He told grandmother, that should a wolf get in a trap he had set, to go for Jack Long, a noted hunter of that day, to kill it. The wolf got in the trap and it was five miles to Mr, Long. She got the butcher knife and went out to look at Mr. Wolf. She took a bean pole and lashed the knife on it with her garter and speared the wolf to death. The history of Clearfield County, Pennsylvania says that John Henry Hetrick was a lifelong Republican and franc good old Revolutionary stock. When he married he could not read or write English. His wife was a school teacher and taught hiw. to do so." The descendents of the eight sons who reared families here are very numerous and settled originally in Pennsylvania but now they are scattered all over the country, many of them in the middle and western states. Descendents of Adam, Peter, Nicholas, and Jacob are mostly in western Pennsylvania, there are many in Jefferson and adjoining counties. Many good things can be said of these pioneers. To record all the good deeds, virtues and traits of this Hetrick family since it came to this country would require much space and time. Suffice it to say, they were courageous pioneers, settling here in the wilderness of America, and many became mighty hunters, clearers of forests and tillers of the soil. Coming from a strong, sturdy stock, they were hard workers, physically capable, and endured many hardships.

39 In the Pennsylvania A~chives it tells that the following Hetricks served in the War of 1812: Christian, Nicholas, Peter and William.

RECOLLECTIONS OF J. L. MARSHALL Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania Written About 1925

Some of the hardships of early days proved to be blessings in dis­ guise. About two years ago the "Courier" published two or three of my letters concerning lumbering industry in the northern part of Jefferson County. I will endeavor not to refer to that but will touch on a few things as I proceed. Back in the sixties, ten years of my boyhood days were spent in the lumbering regions of Wolf Creek, which covered many hun­ dreds of acres of beautiful pine timber. The boundary lines were as follows: on the west by Beechwoods, south by Falls Creek, east by John DuBois' timber lands and Boones Mountains, north by Jarman Lane· s timber track and McMinn's.Summit. The streams abounded in fish as the water was not polluted by mines and tanneries. Wild game was plenty as the game hunters did not need licenses and there were no restrictions. Quite often a wolf was shot for which the hunter received a nice bounty for the scalp. The people that lived in the community proved to be good Samaritans. They never refused to lend a helping hand in time of need. In my rr.ind I wander around the old homestead. Many a dear familiar spot seems to come to my recollection, I see the old spring at the foot of the hill, with its cool sparkling water; the old mill pond where we caught the beautiful speckled trout; the old swirr.rr.ing hole where we saved a boy from drowning; the old sa\\·mill where we played hide and seek and found some counterfeit rr,oney that rr.ade good sinkers for our fishing 1 lines; great piles of logs down on the landing ·.'.'here I heard someone cal - ing for help. Running over: the ic:e I found Asa Scott lyrng beneath a heavy log that had rolled ':Jack and caught hirr.. I rr.anaged to get a good heavy skid under the log for a pry, then crawled out to the end and came do\\n with all my weight and strength. I managed to release the poor fellow. Under ordinary circumstances this· could not have been done. 1 hen I eras sed over the breast of the old dan, and walied a mile to the home of Jack Long the old time hunter who made rroccasin_s and buckskin gloves from hides that he tanned in his yard. These good people were denied many of the privileges and necessities of life. See therr gather around their aid fashioned Ere place and part2.ke of the comn-on food such as 1.vild meat, rye biscuits and buckwheat cakes. How we would enjoy an­ other meal with them and then clirr.b up the ladder to the attic and sleep over night. Then wake up in the morning to find our bed covered with snow. Out in the early rr.orning to help hitch up the old horse in the sled and take a grist out to Osborn's old Red Mill, wait all day to get it ground. Again we walk a rr.ile further to the home of Eenry Hetrick over on Clear Run, who is struggling hard to clear his land and raise his family. They likewise have their shar.e of rr,isfortunes, but rr.idst it all thev endeavor to look on the sunny s:de of life. · In the winter of 1867, if my memory serves rr.e right, Mr. Hetrick had a beautiful little girl about the age of i, years, who was taken sick and died. (The child Mr. Marshall refers to was M2.ry May Hetrick born January 16, 1866 - died March 26, 18:>9 --BH). On the day of the funeral the weather was very cold and the snov.' deep, I rerr.err.ber my fat!oer made a hand barrow by nailing strips on two poles, He and a number of men carried this rude stretcher to the home of Mr. Hetrick which v:as about three miles. The Rev, George Senior came from the Beech·.voods or. horse back and preached the sermon. The body was placed on the ':>arrow and carried by these sturdy woodsmen down to Wolf Creek, From

40 'there it was conveyed by sled to the Beechwoods Cemetery, a distance of s .x miles. Some of the friends and neighbors walked there and back. Once again I take a tnp to Mr. Hetrick's. When a boy about 9 years old I had sound teeth and could crack hickory nuts without the use of a hammer. ..\ccidentally I broke a sound double tooth and it began to ache very severely. Now there were two mer. who pulled teeth in that country. They were Kimmie Kyle and Mr. Hetrick. My choice was the latter. Mr. Hetrick was a powerful man, about six feet tall and weighed 200 pounds. On rr.y way I stopped at the house and was told that Mr. Hetrick was about a mile further in the woods skidding logs. Mrs. Hetrick said: ''You had better take the turn keys with you; he can pull your tooth out there." The machine she gave me looked like a big monkey wrench. I traveled op and found my dentist at the skidway with a yoke of oxen. By this time my tooth had almost ceased aching but I managed to state my case. I said, "Can you pull it?" He said, "Yes, just sit down on this log." I did. Then he told Mr. Bothell, his son-in-law to come and hold me down. Without any further preliminaries the work started. The re­ sult was a sound double tooth came out, the machine having slipped on the wrong one. When the mistake was discovered he insisted on pulling the other one. Juite naturally I rebelled but debating the question for some time, I yielded. This time he jerked out two. Fortunately the second sound double tooth hung on my lip. Then he pushed it into place and brought my jaws together with a crash. Nature did the rest and the tooth is sound after 55 years. The above may seem like a joke to some of my readers, but a word of advice may fit here, especially to parents who have children. They should be n,ade to realize the importance of caring for their teeth. First or all, the parents ;ire responsible and should cooperate with the dentist. In the early days our parents were to be excused as dentists and doctors were very scarce. They did the best they could under the circumstances, applying many home remedies, saving the lives of many children, seldom ever calling a doctor save in extreme cases. These days the home reme­ dies are lost sight of from the fact that so many families are making home brew instead of home remedies.

41

DESCENDANTS OF

NICHOLAS HETRICK

AND

CHRISTINA TOMES NICHOLAS HETRICK by Reverend Daniel G. Hetrick

Folks the man whom we all honor, And whom we acknowledge as our ancestor, Came up from the wide Susquehanna And was married to fair Christianna. He located along the Clover Creek, His home and fortune there to seek. For to him we all trace our name And also some of our small fame.

Nicholas Hetrick was his name, He sought not he·re for earthly fame, Clover Creek was his dwelling place There he ended his earthly race, Then to heaven he was glad to go. He left to his heirs an example Of which honesty was a sample. Although not rich in this world's store, Yet he left something far more. For which his children will raise Yearly, a song of grateful praise.

In these annual reunions Where we can hold sweet communions. And right here I might stop and say I believe that his home was this way. "Eternal blessings crown rnyearliest friend, And round his dwelling guardian Saints attend! Blest be that spot where cheerful guests retire To pause from toil and trim their evening fire; Blest that adobe where want and pain repair, And every stranger finds a ready chair; Blest be those feasts with simple plenty crowned, With all the ruddy family round Laugh at the jests or pranks, that never fail, Or sigh with pity at some mournful tale; Or press the bashful stranger to his food, And learn the luxury of doing good. " - (Goldsmith)

I sing of the Hetrick brothers three, Who lived in this land of the free; Down in the county of Dauphin, They were all left poor orphans; Peter was one of the trio, Who went to the state of Ohio, Philip, who planned and then returned, To where his native hearth-fires burned. Nicholas, lived till his work was done, In the county of Huntingdon. He went out on the Clover Creek,

44 His fortune and home for to seek. Settled near the Burg of renown, Namely,_ the old Williamsburg town. There he lived his free simple life To the end of this earthly strife; From right he did not deviate, But working both early and late He raised a family of Eight, And died in Eighteen forty eight. He was honest in his dealings Thus to his children revealing, Something worthy of unitation By all throughout our land and nation. "Far from the maddening crowd's ignoble strife, His sober wishes ne'er learned to stray, Along the cool sequestered vale of life, He kept the noiseless tenor of his way." - (Gray)

He and some generations more, Sleep their last sleep on Clover Creek's Shore In the graveyard of the Lutheran Kirk, By whose side the farmers busily work, It is located near a little town, Known around by the name of Shelly-town. The name of his children I here recall For they are not known to you all. I, therefore, will here stop and tell, Mary Magdalene and Michael Christina and Jacob too, Samuel named like a prophet tone; Followed by George and John Henry And last the youngest Elizabeth.

His first- born son was named Michael, Father of my father Michael, And he married Catharine Acker, A daughter of Christian Acker By whom he had children fourteen, Six sons and eight daughters to wean, Mary, Samuel and Christina, John, Michael and Barbara, Elizabeth, Catharine, Sarah. And Christian, William and Leah Followed by Jacob and Susan, For thus the family record ran. Of all this large family alive Susan is the only one survives. The Mother died August thirteen Eighteen hundred and forty-nine. And from this it is high time That I do change my rippling Rhyme, And here begin another song. For he married Maria Whysong,

45 By whom he had three more children Rachael, Dewalt and Benjamin. Then at the age of fifty-three He departed this life to be With loved ones who had gone before o· er the river to the other shore. Among his children, number six, Also named Michael, as prefix; Who married Catharine Greaser, A daughter of Jacob Greaser, By whom were born children eight And whose names I do here relate. David, Matilda, Daniel G., Solomon, Elizabeth, Levi, Isaiah, George.

- Rev. Daniel G. Hetrick

46 NICHOLAS HETRICK

SETTLE.MENT IN BLAIR COUNTY

Nicholas Hetrick, the progenitor of all the Hetricks in Huntingdon, Blair and Bejford Counties, was born in Dauphin County, March 9, 1776. Nicholas was rr:arried to Christina Tomes, who was undoubtedly of Moravian orisin as indicated by the name. She probably was born in York as the family carr.e frorr there. She had one sister who was mar­ ried to a Shaeffer (the spelling of Shaeffer may not be quite correct). The father of these two girls was killed by Indians, and they with their rr.other carre to "'lair County. The spelling of the name Tomes was in dispute, ',ut in 189'.J it was found that Mr. Martin Hess, of Marklesburg had in his ?OSsession, an old hymn book that was owned by Christina before her rrarrias:e, and t:1is had her narr.e on the fly-leaf, and also contained her farrilv record. She and her husband were of the Lutheran faith. The ~arh· settlers such as :'-iicholas and his wife, came to Clover Creek shortly after the Revolutionary War. Many of them were of the Lutheran faith. They carre over the mountains from Franklin County and Trough Cre_ek Valley and frorr eastern counties by way of the Junio ata River Valley. They brought with them their German Bibles and hyrr.n books u,hich were never failing sources of corr.fort in hours of loneliness and sorrow. The same God-fearing spirit which prevailed in the corrrr.unities from ·,,hich early settlers carr.e prompted them to seek a regular C!i.urch hcrr.e in the nev::y-settled community, Before a church was built, these settlers occasionally arranged ·.v1th a preacher to baptize their children and administer Communion.­ Young people often had to travel to Baltimore and Sunbury to find a clergyrran to perforrr. their mar- riage. ".\-hen a n-:inister '.vas brought to the corrmunity for a funeral occasion, rrany ministerial acts ·.-.-ere perforrred by h1rr. :C:ventually after many encoun­ ters with the Indians and other trials and tribulations a church of he\•:n logs, t\1:enty-two feet by t\· enty-six inside durensions '-'-·as built and roofed with clapboards. The ground around the church was then fenced 1n. This was first discussed in 1803 and finally in 1804 steps were rrcade to o::>tain a church property. This was to be for the purpose of "prorr.oting public •.vorsh1p, and the education of the children." Shown here is the Lutheran Churcr at Shell\·to·"·n in Clever Creei.

47 There was also a -plot on the grounds set aside for a cemetery. There Nicholas, his wife, and many of our other ancestors are buried. (Below is a picture of their graves.) ..... Jitll:

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•Nicholas and his family were consistent and faithful members of this Lutheran Church at Shelleytown in Clover Creek, Pennsylvania. In the new edifice built across the road from the old log structure is a stained glass window in the memory of '.';icholas and his wife. (Following is a picture of this window. )

When Nicholas and his wife came to what is now Blair County, they settled near Williamsburg, Pennsylvania. They were the parents of eight children--five sons and three daughters, Mr. Hetrick was a farmer by occupation.

48 According to a Deed dated April 23, 1849, "whereby the executors of the estate of Nicholas Hetrick late of Woodbury Township, Huntingdon County, (now Blair County since 1846), transferred 91 acres and 20 perches of land to Jacob Hetrick. Nicholas acquired this tract of land from William Moore on January 18, 1814." This is on record at the Blair County Courthouse, Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania. A further exam­ ination of the Granter Deeds shows that Jacob Hetrick sold the Nicholas Hetrick tract to William Kennedy. A description of this land gives no indication of where the land was located in Woodbury Township, giving the corners as stumps, trees etc., and no mention made of adjacent land owners. According to Mr. Homer Lawfer, one of the older residents of Lower Clover Creek, tells that he can remember hearing his father and mother talking of two families of Kennedys who lived on what was known as the Rocky Dale Foundry Farm. This farm now belongs to John Shultz, Sr. At one time there were two large square houses on this farm, but, only one is still standing. This is the farm where Howard Swartz was raised and adjoins the property where Mr. Lawfer owns. At one time there was a large stone house and another small stone building on this farm up near the mountains. The large house has disappeared, but you can still see some of the ruins of the small building which might have been the original Hetrick home. The above information on this property was given to Mr. Floyd Hoenstine, historian, of Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania by Mr. W.R. Metz of Williamsburg, Pennsylvania.

NICHOLA:S HETRICK'S WILL

In the name of God, Amen.----- I, Nicholas Hetrick of Wood­ berry Township, Huntingdon County, Penna., do make and publish this my last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all fornoer wills by me at any time heretofore made: and first I direct that my body be decently interred in the burying ground of the Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Clover Creek, in a noanner corresponding with my situation in life and as to such worldly es­ tate as it has pleased God to interest me with, I dispose of the same as follows: First, I direct that my debts and funeral expenses be paid as soon after my decease as possible out of the first money that may canoe into the hands of my executors. Also I direct that a fair evaluation of appraisement be made of all my personal estate, and that the same shall be sold by my executors, and that after paying all my first debts, my said executors shall divide what balance may be in their hands: share and share alike mong my several heirs here­ inafter mentioned. It is my will that lT'Y real estate whereof I am possessed shall remain unsold during the natural life of my wife Christina, and that the same be rented by my said executors hereinafter mentioned, from ti!T'e to tinoe upon the best terms that can be had. To such individu­ als as my said executors may see proper, renting the same for shares. Say for one third out of which said proceeds. they shall give free of all charges to my said wife Christina from time to time during her natural life, so much as rnay be necessary for her main­ tenance, no.ed1cal and if any needed and other conveniances. It is also rry vJill that my said wife shall have during life, the small room adjoining the kitchen of my dv;elling house. To have one good bed, and as much of my house furniture as she

49 may want. To have free egress and ingress to her said room. To have such other privileges in my said house as may be necessary for her conveniance. To have the use of my large family Bible, To have one cow and as much fodder and stable room as is necessary for said cow. After the decease of my said wife, it is my will that my--real estate may be sold for the best price that can be gotten by my said executors, and the proceeds thereof be equally divided among among my heirs. That is to say, to my son Michael Hetrick, one eighth part. To my son Jacob Hetrick one eighth part. To my son George, one eighth part. To my son Samuel, one eighth part. To my son John one eighth part, and to my son-in-law Peter Sorrick one eighth part. To my son-in-law Jacob Hess, one eighth part. To my daughter Christina, one eighth part, so as to share and share alike. , It is my will that my son Jacob Hetrick and my son-in-law Peter Sorrick be trustees for my said wife Christina. It shall be their duty to furnish my said wife with all such things as are necessary for her, in this my last will and testament and such other necessaries as her case may require. And that my son Michael Hetrick and my said son-in-law Peter Sorrick are hereby made and ordained my execu­ tors of this my last will and testament. In witness whereof I have to this day of September 5, A. D. One Thousand Eighteen Hundred and Forty Three, signed my name, Nicholas Hetrick, (Original in German) Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of us who have subscribed in the presence of each other. The words as may be necessary under seventh line of second page, where inserted before signing. A. Holiday --- Hess

FAMILY OF CHRISTINA TOMES AND NICHOLAS HETRICH

Nicholas Hetrich was born March 9, 1776 and died September 17, 1843 at the age of 67. He married Christina Tomes who was born July 23, 1 778 and died April 12, 1848 at the age of 70. Nicholas and Christina had 8 children. They are the following: I. Mary Magdalene - born September 30, 1800; died January 31, 1858. She married Peter Sorrick. They had 7 children. II. Michael - born January 22, 1803; died September 17, 1856. His first marriage was to Catherine Acker. They had 14 child­ ren. His second marriage was to Maria Whysong. Three children blessed this marriage. III. Christina - born April 18, 1805; died July 1, 1867. Christina married Jacob Hess. They had 3 children. IV. Jacob N. - born March 1 7, 1807; died January 30, 1887. His first marriage was to Elizabeth Focht. They had 3 children. Elizabeth died in 1836. His second marriage was to Barbara Garner. They had 7 children. Barbara died in 1874. V. Samuel - born June 30, 1809; died July l, 18 74. Samuel married Margaret Garner. They had 7 children bless their marriage. VI. George - born September 27, 1811; died October 1, 1882. He married Magdalena Garner. They had 10 children. VII. John - born April 28, 1814; died July 13, 1890. John married Catharine Focht. They had 6 children. VIII. Elizabeth - born October 20, 1816; died December 12, 1836. She married Jacob Hess. There were no children from this

50 marriage. Elizabeth was Jacob Hess' first wife; and at her death he married her older sister Christina.

MARY HETRICK AND PETER SORRICK FAMILY

A. Eva Sorrick was the first child of Mary M. and Peter Sorrick. She married William Garner.

They were the parents of two children: 1. Reuben Z. Rachel B. Christina Sorrick was the second child of Mary Magdalene and Peter Sorrick. She married William H. Mundorf, a farmer. They settled near Union Church in Huntingdon County. He was Superintendent of the Sunday School for many years. Once when the roads were drifted, he was the only person who got to church even though he had to travel quite a distance. He was known as a religious and very honest man. They were the parents of 4 children as follows: 1. Sara Mundorf married Watson Groves. There were no children. z. Levi Mundorf married ------They had one child. a. Horace Mundorf was married and had 4 children as follows: (1) Charlotte (Z) Bud (died in World War II) ( 3) Violet (4) Lorraine 3. Samuel Mundorf married - - - - Colter. 4. Joseph Mundorf married---- Nunier. They had Z child- ren. a. Robert L. Mundorf b. Betty Mundorf C. Mary was the third child of Mary and Peter Sorrick. She mar­ ried John S. Acker. They had nine children. The history of this family is incomplete. Their children were: 1. Elizabeth married Aaron Bechtal. They had 4 children. a. Homer married Bessie Dilling. They had 5 children.

51 Bottone Row - Christina Sorric,_ Mundorf and ~larv SorricJ.: Ac;<<'r. Top Ro\\· - Adar.: Sorr:ck and Eva Sorr:c}-· Gz1.r:-.er.

52 ( 1) Owen Dilling born July 19, 1916. Married Pearl Irene Hetrick. (2) Mary Elizabeth born February, 1921 - died in October, 1921. (3) John Homer born April 26, 1923. He married Shirley Foster. They had 2 children. (a) Laura Ruth born November 6, 1952 (b) John Homer Scott born July 26, 1954 (4) Frederick Eugene born August 26, 1924. (5) Esther Jane born October 16, 1926. She died November 29, 1928. Homer's second marriage was to Grace Garner and his third marriage to Kathryn Renn. b. Alice married Emory Frye. They had 5 children as follows: ( 1) Edison married Alice Lower (2) Ellis married Mary Bush (3) Ernest married Cora McCall (4) Darlene married William Edwards ( 5) Shirley c. Elizabeth married Frank B. Troxell. They had 5 children. (1) Chalmers married Dorothy Loose. They had one child. (a) Patty (2) Bessie married Edgar Sollenberger. They had 2 children. (3) Ralph (4) Aden married Marie Hileman. They had a set of twins (5) Luther married---- Riley. d. Harvey D. Bechtal first marriage was to Mae Cridge. They had 7 children as follows: (1) Mildred married Ralph Allison. (2) Dorothy married Walter Smith who was killed in North Africa during World War II. (3) Harry (4) Elwood (5) Marion (6) Frances (7) Marie Harvey's second marriage was to Blanche Ross. 2. Loretta married John McGraw. 3. Martin married Elizabeth----. 4. Alice married Elmer LeCrone. 5. Catherine married Frank Ross. 6. Reuben married Minnie Isenberg. 7. Ida married Alvin Posten. 8. Flora 9. Charles first marriage to Dora LeCrone. They had 2 child­ ren. a. Emma b. Verna His second marriage was to Bertha Newell. D. Catharine - born July 3, 1826. Married George Garner. Six children blessed this marriage. 1. Zacharias married Rosanna Treese. They had 6 children. a. George married Margo Greaser and had 7 children as

53 follows: (1) Walter (2) John (3) William (4) Rosanna married ::::;eorge Berry. ( 5) Samuel (6) Donald married---- Hoover. (7) Levi married :Ceulah Chilcoate. b. Harvey married Mary Nicodimus. They had 5 child­ ren as follows: (1) Wilda married Walter •::rettig (2) Hazel ( 3) Florence (4) Floyd (5) Clarence married Eli"abeth Myers. c. Oscar (deceased) d. Samuel married Florence Steinbaugh and had Z child- ren. (I) Sar·a (2) Mary Ann e. Rachel married Elmer Ritchey. They adopted one child. (1) Frank f. Bertha 2. Susanne married Lafethe 'Neaver. They had Z children. a. George married Alice :::;rove, had 2 children. ( 1) Zelda ( 2) Ra yrr::ond b. Ira 0. married Da_isey McCaffrey. They had 4 child- ren as follows: (1) Margaretta married Etter Wolf (2) Edward married Mary Wolf (3) Harold (deceased) (4) Charles married .::.oldie Speck. 3. Scott married Anna Youse. ':'hey had 5 children. a. Agnes b. Winfield married Eilda Stimpson. c. Rachel (unrrarried) d. Grace (deceased) had married Homer Bechtel. e. Ruth 4. Mary married Cyrus Ebersole. 5. Samuel married Caroline Wagner. They had 2 children. a. Ernest married Flora Donaldson. b. Rachel married Robert Alloway. 6. Elizabeth born September 6, 1860. Married John Cun­ ningham. They had one child. a. Mabel born January 14, 1891; married Earl Replogle. E. Elizabeth born April 3, 18 28; married Daniel Garner. F. Soloman - married Rachel Aurandt. Five Children blessed this marriage. 1. Mary unmarried. 2. Jennie married Harry M. Smith. They had 6 children. a. Bessie married David Miller. They had one child. (!) Arvilla b, Gertrude married Samuel Krebs. c.. Grace d. Harold married Ada Dunn. They had 2 children. e. Herbert (died young)

54 f. Verna ( died young) 3. Ida married Edward Fleming. They had 3 children. a, Pearl b. Edgar was married and had 2 children. c, Blanche married a doctor and had 4 children. 4. Clara married John F. Reed, They had 5 children. a. Roy married Mary Ebright. They had 5 children. ( !) Evyln married Kenneth Stoner; had 2 children. (2) Richard married Virginia Cook; had 3 children. (a) Jill {b) Richard (c) Michael (3) Clarabel Louise married a Hampton. (4) Kenneth (5) Calvin b. Esther married J. Malcolm Snyder. c. Ernest was married and had 3 children. d. Lester married Gertrude Beech; they had 2 children. ( 1) Doris Jean (2) Marlyn Joyce e. Willard (died young). 5. Oliver was killed on the railroad.

Catherine Sorrick Garner on left and Elizabeth Sorrick Garner.

Solomon Sorrick.

G. Adam - born April 4, 1837 - died September 5, 1903. Mar­ ried Susannah Biddle. Eight children blessed this marriage. 1. Catherine married David Showalter. They had 7 children. a. Ida married Walter Estep; they had 5 children, ( 1) Mary M. born March 5, 1909; married John Hill. They had 2 children. (a) Catherine born May 18, 1946. (b) John W. born February 7, 1952. (2) Dorothy born November 6, 1913. ( 3) Franc es born April 5, 19 16; married Charles Eyer.

55 (4} Clair born April 27, 1921 married Esther Baker; they had 2 children. (a) Allen born February 6, 1950. (b) Sandra born August 30, 1949. (5) Calvin born September 27, 1924; married Catherine Rogers and had 3 children. (a) Patricia Ann born July 21, 1947. (b) Barbara Ann born June 5, 19 51. (c) James C. born December 7, 1952. b. Elmer born 1885 - died October 1952; married Minnie Smith. c. Ezra married Helen McIntyre. They had ohe child. (1) Ruth d. Harry married Edna Pohe; they had 3 children. (1) David (2) Catherine ( 3) Sherwood e. Adam married Nellie Ramey; they had 4 children. ( 1) Raymond (2) Mary (3) Wilfred (4) Earl f. Roy (died in infancy) g. Andrew married Edna Madara; they had 2 children. (1) Charles ( 2) Mar gar et 2. Julia married Robert Estep. They had 2 children. a. Sarah married Elmer Frye. b. Roy married Mabel Yocum and had 4 children. (1) Betty born January 6, 1924. (2) Robert born August 24, 1928. (3) William born September 20, 1936. (4) Richard born September 29, 1939. 3. Margaret (unmarried) 4. Elmer born 186 8 - died June 18, 189 6. Elmer did not marry. 5. Samuel married Flora Taylor. They had 3 children. a. Rev. Raymond born December 24, 1893; married May Hoover. They had one child. (1) Marjorie b. Pearl married Wilmer Allison; had 3 children. ( 1) Florence (2) John (3) Lester c. Berna married Aden Showalter; they had 3 children. (1) Helen (2) Wilda ( 3) Lois 6. John B. first marriage to Elizabeth Bechtal; one child. a. Ella married Clair Ebersole; they had one child. (1) Doris John's second marriage was to Ida Beagle. 7. Elizabeth married George Estep. They had 5 children. a. Raymond married Grace Rodkey; had 2 children. b. Calvin married Flora Burkett; had 5 children. c. Alverta d. Palmer e. Eugene

56 8. Susan Alice born '.';"ovember 9, 1875; married Harvey Lecrone. They had 6 children. a. Harold Edgar born April 3, 1898; married Florence Thomas; had 4 children. (1) Helen Margaret born August 28, 1928. (2) ::C-red Thomas born June 12, 1930. (3) Leonard Lee born September 30, 1932. (4) Martha Jane born May 11, 1934; married Jessie Gunder. b. Ralph Walter born February 3, 1900; married Verna Buck. c. Lester born February 1, 1902 - died March 13, 1908. d. Paul Regis born January 15, 1909; married Harriet McCall and they had 3 children. (1) Pearl 1:)orn September 23, 1931. (Z) Richard Paul born February 3, 1934. (3) John Ellwood born June 23, 1938. e. }.largaret Pearl born July 8, 1911. f. Rev. Clarence Luther born April 24, 193?; married Mary Eindman and had 2 children. ( 1) Patricia Jean born November 12, 19 38. (2) James Lawrence born October 9, 1940,

David Showalter family, left to right - Elmer, David, Ida, Harry, Catherine, .\darn and Ezra. CHILDRE:\" OF ADAM A'.\D SUSAJ',;'NAH SORRICK

Rev. Samuel Sorrick John Sorrick Julia Sorrick Estep

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Elizabeth Sorrick Estep Margaret Sorrick

58 MICHAEL HETRICH AND CATHARINE ACKER FAMILY

II. Michael Hetrich was born January 22, 1803. In 1825, he mar­ ried Catharine Acker, born September 24, 1807 a daughter of Christian and Catharine Acker. Michael Hetrich •.vas born on the old Nicholas Hetrich homestead near Williamsburg. They set­ tled on a farm five miles south I ') of his father's where they lived and died. He possessed mech­ anical ability and in 1826 served on the building committee along with his father-in-law when the First Lutheran Church was built in Clover Creek, now Shel­ lytown. Mr. and Mrs. Hetrich were ardent members of the Lutheran Church, and reared their children in that faith. The wife and mother died on August 13, 1849 and her husband on September 17, 1856. Michael Hetrich had 14 children to his first wife and 3 children to his second, The 17 children are as follows: A. Man· - born October 9, 1826 - died December 24, 1889. She married George Clapper. They had 14 children. 1. Samuel born May 7, 1846 - died October 21, 1911. He married Mary Myers. They had 9 children. a. Harry S. born August 14, 1867 - died June 27, 1943. He married Johanna Holzaffel. They had 5 children. (1) Jessie P. born January 5, 1893; married Edmcnd Bartholmey. They had 2 children. (a) Mary Jane married John Ramey. They had 2 children. ( la) Phillip ( lb) Dennis P. (b) Edmond C. married Mary Taft. They had 4 children. (la) Carol ( 1 b) Gillis (le) Edmond ( ld) Jayne Harry S. Clapper (2) Thelma born June 24, 1908. Married an O'Conner. They had 2 children. (a) John F. born December 30, 1931. (b) Thomas H. born July 18, 1934. (3) Frank J. born April 10, 1895; married Genevive Shoelin. (4) Mildred M. born November 16, 1898; married Melvin Erickson. (5) Lillian F. born August 19, 1903; married George Hermes. b. Herbert M. born April 15, 1869; married Mary

59 Marlowe. c. Bertha Sue born December 3, 1871; married Marshal Thomas; they had 3 children. (1) Claude Alvie born June 10, 1894 - died June 19, 1930; married Vergie Bond. They had one child. (a) Lenzie D. married Alvida Hoffman. They had 4 children. ( 1 a) Kenneth (1 b) Ronald Irvin (le) Gerald (ld) Unknown (2) Fred A. born April 29, 1896; married Florence Eckenberg. They had one child. (a) Robert Louis born November 17, 1922; married Vera Evelyn Carey. They had 1 child. (la) Gene Allen born June 12, 1948. (3) Louis Irvin born June 3, 1899 - died December 2, · 1944. Married Rosalie Fergueson; had 1 child. (a) Rosalie born February 24, 19 27; married Robert W. Sevey. d. Jacob S. born 1873; married Ada Johnson. They had 5 children. ( 1) Laurel ( 2) Everil (3) Harry (4) Opal (5) Ruby e. John born April 18, 1875 - died September 1945. Married Carrie Eidler. They had one child. (1) John Lloyd £. Lillian born July 29, 18 77 - died October 13, 1899. g. Effie Mae born August 11, 1881; first marriage was to Charles Cunningham. They had one child. (1) Elinor born April 26, 1912. Effie's second marriage was to a Cecil Morris. h. Flora Kate born April 11, 1883; married Herbert Colbert. They had 4 children. ( l) Delilah Ellen born October 24, 1911; married Clarence Obenour. They had one child. (a) Harriet Flo born September 2, 1941. (2) Elmer Vance born January 7, 1913; married Elsie Mauk. They had one child. (a) Delores Maxine born February 14, 1937. (3) Harriet Elmyra born December 23, 1914. (4} Ralph Addison born November 22, 1917; mar­ ried Hoyet Lain. They had one child. (a) Carol born March 9, 1944. i. Edna Viola born June 14, 1886. Married Addison Heermans. 2. Daniel S. first marriage to Annie Ritner. They had 2 children. a. Harry b. George W. Daniel's second marriage was to Agnes Mitchell. They had 3 children. c. Pearl Mabel d. Mary Edna

60 e. Gladys 3, Anna married Thomas Hicks. They had 6 children. a. John married Bell Robeson. b. Arthur married Mattie - - - -. c. Harry d. Mary married Lee Patterson. e. Nanny married Larry Yon. f. Lacey married Frank White. They had 8 children. (I) Talmadge (2) Raymond (3) Alvie (4) Drew ( 5) Charlotte (6) Erma (7) Sylvia (8) Francis 4. Catherine married Chris Amhiser. 5. Julia married Harry Miller; they had 4 children. a. Bert b. Will c. Lillie d. Clara 6. John 7. Susan born December 1857 - died March 1901; married D. Rufus Kensinger. They had 6 children. a. Lula b. Cecil c. Homer d. George e. Effie f. Birdie 8. William born July 12, 1859 - died December 18, 1910. Married Martha Estep; they had 5 children, a. Harvey was married and had 3 children. (1) Austin (2) Charles (3) Jennie b. Ruth married Herbert Smith. c. Lillian married Earl Lear; they had one child. (1) Roy d. Mae married James Lear. e. John born July 18, 1884; married Ida Kyler. They had 3 children. (1) Frank born February 5, 1912.; married Dora Bell Reigh. They had one child. (a) Frank, Jr. born September 6, 1947. (2) Mary born August 28, 1915; married Louis Price. They had 2 children. (a) Norma Jean born November, 1935. (b) Mary Lou born October 2, 1945. (3) Esther born March 28, 1918; married Rhinehart Greenburg. 9. Margaret married Alfred Stotler, They had 5 children. a. Ross b. Leroy c. Havis d. Andrew e. Maude

61 10. Martha married - - - -Eoffman. They had one child. a. Homer 11. Calvin died January, 1943; married Maggie Class. They had 2 children. a. Mayme married and had 3 children. (1) Althea married James Hicks; nad 3 children, (a) I-iazel (b) Helen (c) James (2) Cecil (3) John b. Elsie 12. Elizabeth died December 3, 1943; married George Fry, Eleven children blessed this marriage. a. Albert F. born May 27, 1884 - died January 2G, 1946. Married Cora Horton. They had 12 children. (1) Lavena Rebecca born Cctober 20, 1907. ( 2) Florence Fannie born January 28, 1 909. (3) Elsie Lila born April 24, 1913 - died June 30, 1930. (4) Ida Pearl born October 26, 1914; married Mur­ ray Snyder. (5) Viola May born October 28, 1917; married Theodore Sleek. ":hey had 5 children. (a) Teddy (b) Sandy (c) Ronald (d) Sharon (e) James (6) Zelma Margaret born January 13, 1919; mar­ .ried Earry Eileman. They had 6 children. (a) Harry (b) Janet (c) Barbara (d) Judy (e) Kenneth (f) Linda Lou (7) Ralph David born February 24, 1920; married Mary Ellen Amhiser. (8) Lois Jean born March 17, 1923; married Jesse Reffner. They had 2 children. (a) Robert (b) Bonnie (9) William Richard born June l, 1925; was mar­ ried and had one child. (a) Jo Ann (10) Melvin Willis born August 26, 1927; married Sarah Vaughn. They had 3 children. (a) Terry (b) Victoria (c) Larry (11) Wilmer Russell born September 1, 1929; mar­ ried Joye e Dick. (12) Patricia Ann born August 14, 1931; married Charles Ginter. They have 2 children. (a) Roger (b) Kathy Jo b. Grant married Ruth Sorrick; they had 10 children.

62 (1) Esther (2) Theodore (3) Fred (4) Chester (5) Francis (6) Norman (7) George (8) Margie (9) Helen (10) Doris Ann c. Mae married Calvin Lang. d. John married Annie Kensinger; they had 6 children. (l) Ruth (2) Kenneth (3) Verna (4) Ethel (5) John (6) Charlotte e. Clarence married Jessie Colbert; they had 6 children. (1) Elizabeth ( 2) Fannie Mae (3) Emmilene ( 4) Clarence (5) Ben (6) Berna Grace f. Edgar g. Dessa h. Daisy married Roy Noble; they had 10 children. (l) Violet married Wilson Barnard; had 3 children. (a) Lorraine (b) Louise (c) Rodger (2) Roy married Angie Berry. They had 4 children. (a) Terry (b) Fay (c) Edonna (d) Ruth (3) Stan married Lorena Brown; had 4 children. (a) De Wayne (b) Charlotte (c) Robert (d) Mary Ann (4) Eugene married Margaret Hite; they had 4 child­ ren. (a) Ronald (b) Darlene (c) Charles (d) Carol ( 5) Betty married Arthur Plaxton (6) Edna married James Lloyd; they had 2 children. (a) James (b) Ronald ( 7) Harold married Louise Mc Caffrey; had one child. (a) Thomas (8) Dorothy married Howard Armstrong; had one child. (a) Joan (9) Walter married Jean Dennison; had one child.

63 (a) Walter ( 10) Willard married Hazel Tackett. i. Grace born April 1, 1896; married Herman Showalter. They had 8 children. ( 1) Harold born March 14, 1915; married Viola Rodkey. They had 8 children. (a) Ruth (b) Edna (c) Jane (d) Martha (e) Chester (f) Pearl (g) Harold (h) Lee (2) Alberta born June 21, 1916; married Eugene Clabaugh. They had 2 children. (a} Shirley (b) Ronald (3) Margaret born 1918; married P. Wayne Shelow. They had 5 children. (a) Janet Louise (b) Carol (c) Wayne (d) Peggy (e) Larry ( 4) Anna Elizabeth born October 8, 1919. Married Clayton Mattern. They had 3 children. (a) Donald (b) Linda (c) Allen (5) Meda Mae born December 13, 1920; married James Young. They had 4 children. (a) James (b) Ronald (c) Bonnie (d) Annagene (6) James Marion born May 5, 1923; married Ruth Gage; had 5 children. (a) James (bl Barbara (c) Sandra (d) Connie (el William (7) Herman C. born August 13, 1925; married Delores Holland. They had 3 children. (a) Delores (b) Nora G. (c) Herman (8) Kenneth born April 8, 1927; married Marian E. Guerin. They had 2 children. (al Gloria May (b) Diane j. Joe k. Mary married Clarence Lantzer. They had 3 children. (1) Ruth (2) Helen ( 3) Clarence 13. George died September, 1898. Married Nancy Jane Estep,

64 they had 5 children. a. Grant E. born July 4, 1890 - died November 24, 1949. Married Beryle Ressler. They had 6 children. (1) Mildred (2) Martha (3) John W. (4} Grant C. ( 5) Lorraine (6) Mary b. James P. born May 22, 1888; married Olive Meals. They had 3 children. (1) Thelma born March 16, 1919; married Clair Kuhns. (2) Grace born July 14, 1920; (3) James born December 3, 1923; married Ruth Englebeck. They had 2 children. (a) Rebecca Jane born April 17, 1949. (b) Teressa born March 26, 1952. c. Clair born December 16, 1896; married Margaret Cavanaugh. d. Irene Heler, born June 11, 1894; married John Cher-ry. e. William born August 22, 1886; died August 15, 1915. Married Lula Ball. 14. Orville B. Samuel A. - born September 23, 1827. Samuel married Elizabeth Rhodes on April 25, 1858; they had 6 children. They lived and died in Burden, Y -"nsas. He was a veteran of the Civil War having enlisted in L1e 125th Regiment Pennsy­ vania Volunteer Infantry. It was after the war that they moved to ·surden, Cowley County, Kansas. One of his granddaughters lives in Yates Center, Kansas. Her name is Mrs. Elsie E. Hassenflug. Mr. Hetrick was a carpenter by trade. Their 6 children are as follows: 1. Malinda - born June 3, 1851 - died January 7, 1861. 2. Lavina - born March-;, 1855; married Will Crain. They had 4 children.

65 a. Edith b. Emma married John Foster. c. Milo d. Earry 3. Helena - born l\iovem':ier 25, 185i; first marriage was to - - - - - Thoncas. They had one child. a. Bessie Helena's second 1narriage was to Conrad Jones; they had 3 beys. b. Myran c. Earl d. Carl 4. Regina - born !\·!arch 12, 185Q; married George Gray. They had 2 girls. a. Girl unknown (died) b. Orpha married Will Gatton; they had 3 children. 5. Anna Mahala - born August 23, 1862 - died February 13, 1930; married· Lewis Sesline. They had 6 chldren.

a. Elsie E. born January 11, 1883; first marriage was to Fred Nittler (born January 22, 1881). They had 2 children. (1) Eale Reid born September 7, 1907. (2) Paul Raymond born Arpil 24, 1909. Elsie's second marriage was to Ira A. Passenflug (born February 27, 1869), they had one child. (3) Ira A. born January 19, 1919. b. Elizabeth born February 16, 1889; married Walter Scott Dayton. They had 5 children. (1) Etta Rosalee born July 8, 1907; married Paul Colyer. They had 2 children. (a) James Fred born October 19, 1931. (b) Clare Frances born August 4, 1934. (2) Ora Hazel born June 17, 1909; married Edward Brizel. (3) Ella Delores born July 17, 1913; married Joseph Broadhead. They had one child, (a) Delores Ruth born March 27, 1929 (4) Delmar Lewis born June 15, 1917; married Loretta King. They had 3 children.

66 (a) Sheila Faye born August 13, 1948. (b) Betty Mae born November 15, 1949. (c) Delmar Lewis, Jr. born June 16, 1951. (5) Edith Nellie born December 24, 1918; married Rudolph Major. They had one child. (a) Gale Claudette born September 11, 1942. c. Lula Ida May born January 26, 1893; married Charles F. Jerome. They had 4 children. (I) Dale Frederick born September l 0, 1913. (2) Charles Lewis born July 31, 1915. (3) Mansfield born August 6, 1918. (4) Willa Mae born December 26, 1923. d. Lewis Leon born October 19, 1893; married Vada Earp. They had one child. (!) Louise born October 3, 1924. e. Charles Henry born March 24, 1898; married Estella Earp. f. J\;ellie born July 28, 1902; married Lee Jerome. They had 2 children. (1) Anna Mae (2) Betty Lee born October 19, 1924. 6. Austin born July 23, 1863; unmarried.

The Sesline sisters, left to right, Nellie, Ida, Elizabeth and Elsie

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The Sesline children, left to right, Elsie, Ida, Nell, Charles and Lewis.

67 C, Christina Hetrick born October 21, 1829 - Died April 30, 1863; married Alexander Stevens. They had 5 children. 1. James 2. Catherine married Wesley Funk. 3. Daniel 4. Calvin 5. Samuel The above is given from rr.emory and rr.ay not be correct, Alex Stevens was a veteran of the Civil War, and lived in Williams­ burg, Pennsylvania, and is no doubt buried somewr.ere in that section. Wesley left some children, were in Williamsburg in 1896. Daniel was married and lived in Columbus, Ohio. Kate was married to Wes Funk, and lived in or near Williamsburg. Samuel was married but left no children. Kate left some child­ ren but we have no record other than that of the above, D. John A. Hetrick was a veteran or the Civil War enlisting in Co. E. 84t'1 Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantrv, lived in Blair countv, Pennsylvania until March 187.8, when he moved to Wahoo, !\ebraska, where he lived until his death. He is buried 4 in the family plot in Indian Mound ~ Cemetery near Ithaca, :\"ebraska. Rheuben lived near there and after­ wards moved to P.avelock, Nebraska where some of his family are living. -~ .¥' John was born September 30, 1831 - died May 13, ]809. He married Agnes Fry (October Jo, 1827 - Octo­ ber o, 1902) and' had 8 children. They are as follows: 1. Catherine born October 18, 1853 - died December 7, 1887; married '.rilliam Fetterman. 2. Rheuben born June 2, 1855 - died May 16, 1934; mar- ried Sara Ann Det"·iler. They had 11 children. a. John - born October 10, 1877 - died March 18, 1901. b. Agnes - born September 30, 1878; married John Karcher. They had 3 children. c. Martha - born November 25, 1881; married Ed Deffen­ baugh; they had 2 children. d. Joseph - born November 5, 1884; married Annie Zim­ merman. They had 3 children. e. Calvin - born January 27, 1887 - died December 19, 1922. f. Mary - born February 27, 1889; 1st marriage to Wm. Terwilliger. They had 2 children. 2nd marriage to Sven Johansen. g. Minnie - born August 18, 1891 - died August 2°, 1891. h. Ruth - born July 28, 1892; married William Firebaugh. They had 6 children. i. Bertha - born November 18, 1894 - died September 18, 1896. j, Louis - born March 1, 1897; married Amanda Patslaff. They had 4 children. k. Elizabeth - born May 3, 1899; married Joseph Wilson. They had one child. 3. Emmanuel - born February 9, 1857 - died July 2, 1880.

68 His death was by drc-.vning. 4. Frederick F. - born Marc:, 8, 1859 - died December 5, 1954; married Alberta Cooper. They had 4 children. They lived in Grand Island, Nebraska.

He left 33 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. a. Horace Milton - born May 16, 1889; married Edna B. Jacobson. They had 8 children. (I} Mildred born September 5, 1910; married David Taylor. They had 4 children. ( 2) Harold born March 8, 1913. (3) Morris Wilmer born January 10, 1916; married Hyona Smith. (4) Bernice born August 5, 1918; married Lee Gowen. (5) Vern (6) Budd born October 26, 1924. (7) Mary born March 4, 1927. (8) Joyce born February 6, 1930. b. Charles - born October 27, 1891; married Alice Field­ grove. They had 3 children. (I} Margy born March 10, 1921; married Charles 'Vidga. They had 3 children. (2) Delores born November 8, 1922; married Orville Brabander. (3) Phyllis Lee born May 4, 1926; married Howard Lee. c. Minnie - born June 23, 1895; 1st marriage to George Ross (deceased}. 2nd marriage to Frank Cluney. She had one child to her first husband. ( I) Durand married Thelma Archer. They had 2 children. (a} Donna (b) Jo Ann married Donald Jelenek; had 1 child. d. Dewey - born June 10, 1897; 1st marriage to Ella Dibbern. They har1. 3 children. (1) Mervin born May 4, 1919. (2) Bernadine born May 12, 1921; married Stewart Coon; they had one child. (3) Betty born January 30, 1924. Dewey's second marriage was to Henrietta Larreau. They had one child. 5. Amos - born April 17, 1861 - died August 26, 1951; mar­ ried Sara Jane Hetrick. They had 8 children. a. Robert T. E. - born November 2, 1886; married Sophia Schiller. They had 3 children. Robert lives in Ontario, Oregon and wished to have the following in

69 this book; "'.Ve no doubt have done a great deal to make the United States of America a great nation of liberty loving people. May our existence under the Supreme Ruler be long and successful." With our "thanks" to M. Louise Hetrick and Emma Hetrick Moyer for com­ pleting the family history. - Mr. &. Mrs. Hetrick. ( 1) Myrtle Irene born February 11, 1935. (2) Sophia Roberta born March 4, 1936. (3) Robert, Jr. born October 8, 1930, b. Minda May - born December 15, 18~8 - died Decem­ ber 26, 1888. c. Elmer E. E. - born November 26, 1889; married Hazel Cass. They had 13 children. ( 1) Charles F. born April 11, 1911; married and had one son. (a) David (2) Esther Jane born July 10, 1914; married War­ ren Sperling. They had 3 children. (a) Geraldine (b) Warren (c) William Amos (3) Everett Laverne born July 2, 1916. (4) Lucille married and had 2 children. (a) Pat (b) Roger (5) Jack (6) Grayce (7) Clare (8) Ruth ( 9) Betty (10) Helen (11) Deceased (12) Deceased (13) Deceased d. Frances A. E. - born December 14, 1892; married Theo Olson. They had 6 children.

70 Theo Olson and his daughter Ida Pasquinelli.

(I) Helen Josephine born July 16, 1913; married William Novak. They had 3 children. (a) Dorothy Jane born August 30, 1931 - died November 5, 1932. (b) Donald William born November 4, 1932. (c) Sherry Marie Born April 25, 1934. (2) Ida May born May 17, 1915; married Andrew Pasquinelli. They had 5 children. (a) Harry J. born May 25, 1932; married Marge Wood; they have one child. ( 1 a) Yvonne Lee born October 16, 19 54. (b) Yvonne born August 24, 1935. (c) Angline born March 10, 1940 - died March 15, 1940. ( d) Patricia born June 7, 1942. (e) Lawrence born September 10, 1944. (3) Grace Elizabeth born May 31, 1917; married Herbert 0. Anderson. They have one child. (a) Judith Ann born November 13, 1940. (4) Edwin Theodore born May 4, 1919; married Dorothea Sholsburg. They have 3 children. (a) Fred born March 16, 1948. (b) Jane Ellen born January 19, 1950. (c) Mary Ann born August 13, 1952. ( 5) Leona Blanche born December 30, 19 22; mar - ried David Gordan. They have 2 children. (a) Elizabeth Rose born August 8, 1943. (b) Harold born September 11, 1946. (6) Lawrence Leroy born January 20, 1924; mar­ ried Loraine Konopasek. They h;ave 2 children. (a) Donita born August 16, 1947. (b) Bonnie Lyn born November 26, 1950. Frances' second marriage was to Earl Dann. e. Katherine Danna Best Hetrick - born April 13, 1895; married John H. Fieldgrove. They have 12 children. (1) Amos William born September 11, 1915; mar­ ried Milly Catterson. (2) Olive Rosa born November 29, 1917; 1st mar­ riage to Carl Tracy--2nd to Jack Hammond. (3) John Henry born December 29, 1920; 1st mar­ riage to Darline Eddy. They had one child. (a) Judy Ann born August 12, 1943. John's 2nd marriage was to Louise Modesett. They have 2 children. (b) Helen Louise born March 21, 1953. (c) James Donald born April 7, 1954. (4) Katherine Margurite born September 23, 1922. (5) Lorraine Ann born September 6, 1924; 1st mar­ riage to Charles McKinney--2nd to Ely Kowel.

71 (6) Iona Fay born July 12, 1926; married Rupert Bristol. They have 2 children. (a) Jennie Rose born 19 52. (b) Jo Ann born August 18, 1954. (7) Henry Earl born January 10, 1928. (8) Calvin Otto born December 27, 1929 - died September 30, 1949. (9) Allen Lee born May 2, 19 31. (10) Esther Marjorie born March 7, 1934 - died October 11, 1954. (11) Sherman Arthur born May 8, 1939. (12) Franklin Leroy born October 30, 1941. f. Clara Almeda Jane born February 20, l 897; married William I. Mooney. They had 11 children, (1) MarySaraJanebornOctober 11, 1915; mar­ ried Leemon Streeter. They had 5 children. (a) Leemon Hardy (b) Robert (c) Richard Henry born February 26, 1942. (d) Wayne (e) James (2) Amy Agnes Blanche born October 9, 1917; mar­ ried Raymond Farmer. They had 5 children. (a) Thomas William born September 11, 1935, (b) Dale Richard born August 18, 1938. (c) James Franklin born January 29, 1940. (d) Cherry Loree born January 20, 1942. (e) Keith born April 1, 1954. (3) Florence Lucille born April 26, 1919; 1st mar­ riage to William Streeter. They had one child. (a) Wilma Annabell born September 12, 1938. Second marriage was to Doyle Hamilton. They had 2 children. (a) Donald Hamilton born April 15, 1940 - died July, 1944. (b) Almeda Hamilton born March 26, 1941. Florence's 3rd marriage was to Chester Dan­ nels. They had one child, (a) Leonard born January 1, 1950. (4) Clara Elnora born October 24, 1920; married Verner Cooley. They had 7 children. (a) Joseph William born June 23, 1941. (b) Wendall Ellsworth born June 10, 1942. (c) Ronald born July 13, 1943 - died 1944. (d) Michael Eugene born July 24, 1945. (e) Stella Louise born December 1, 1948. (f) Larry born December 12, 1949. (g) Raymond born December 13, 1951. (5) Bernadine Katherine born November 1922 - died November 4, 1937. (6) Margaret Anastatia born March 2, 1925; 1st marriage was to Charles Hager. They had 3 children. (a) Charles William born January 23, 1942. (b) Marjorie Ann born August 17, 1945. (c) Linda Fay born April 13, 1947. Margaret's 2nd marriage was to Buel Wesley Shibley. They had one child.

72 (d) Bee Ann born March 23, 1951. (7) William Sylvester born May 18, 1928; married Joyce Metzger. They had 2 children. (a) Bonnie Joyce born December 22, 1953. (b) David William born January 27, 1955. (8) Phyllis Gertrude born December 24, 1930; married Theodore A. Ring. They had 2 child­ ren as follows: (a) Patrick William born July 15, 1952. (b) Eldenna born May 4, 1953. (9) Lucy Fern (twin) born February 4, 1932 - died March 27, 1932. (10) Linda Fay (twin) born February 4, 1932 - died March 27, 1932. (11) Eldon Jesse born October 6, 1933 - Pvt. in U.S. Army in Italy. Clara's second marriage was to Jesse W. Rigney. They have one child. (1) Jesse Louis born April 8, 1939. g. Helen Viola Belle - born January 23, 1899; married Alouis Novak; they had 8 children. (1) Lawrence F. born August 4, 1918; married Pauline Franklin. They had 3 children. (a) Louis Eugene born November 7, 1946. (b) Roberta Anne born February 18, 1949. (c) Lawrence Edward born May 16, 1952. (2) Delbert Louis (twin) born June 16, 1920 - died June 17, 1920. (3) Robert William (twin) born June 16, 1920 - died June 18, 1920. (4) Augusta Marie born August 14, 1921; married Lucas Charles Cobb; They had 2 children. (a) Lucas Charles, Jr. born July 8, 1944. (b) Janet Marie born November 23, 1949. (5) Eleanor Mae born September 6, 1923; married Daniel A. Leonesis. They had 4 children. (a) Elizabeth Anne July 21, 1943. (b) Daniel Anthony (twin) born April 24, 1945. (c) Donald Lawrence (twin) born April 24, 1945. (d} Thomas Edward born August 2, 1946. (6) Louise Hope born July 18, 1925; married Melvin Levi Hakala. They had 4 children. (a) Marshall Louis born September l, 1943. (b) Helen Eileen born July 13, 1945. (c) Sharon Louise born October 20, 1948. (d) John Melvin born May 27, 1953. (7) Robert W. born February 16, 1928; married Jackie Pauline Cook. They had 2 children. (a) Patricia Ann born January 30, 1953. (b) Carolyn Sue born March 2, 1954. (8) James Paul born September 4, 1934. h. Amy E. B. born November 5, 1902 - died June 3, 1905. 6. Jacob - born May 8, 1866 - died June 25, 1951; unmarried, Jacob lived on old homestead at Cresco, Nebraska. At his death, willed $24, 000 for a public library in memory of the early settlers who came to that place and stayed. 7. Sarah Ann - born October 28, 1868 - died July 25, 1951;

73 married Albert Enders, 8, William born March 23, 1872 - died December 1950 at Ukiah, California; married Lizzie Coates.

·•:illiam Hetrick

Sara Hetrick and Albert Enders.

E. Barbara - born May JO, 1833 - died February 25, 1837. F. Michael A. Hetrick lived rrost al' of l11s ciie near what was Drab, Pennsvlvania, in B'.air County. He was a veteran of the Civil War, having enlisted in Canto,:, Ohio. Elizabeth lived in Anderson, Indiana, while George lived in Los Ange­ les, California. David lived m Ohio, then returned to his old home in Pennsylvania where he died. Matilda lived in Al­ toona until her marriage, then she moved near home and lived there until she died. She left no family. Daniel lived in Blair County until maturity, then studied for the Ministry. At the time of his death he lived in Altoona, Pennsylvania, Michael A. Hetrick was born November 25, 1834, and died May 1, 1898. Catherine Greaser, his wife, was born October 17, 1833, in Hessen, Dormstat, Germany, and died J\ovember 9, 1877 in Blair County. They had 8 children. Catherine Greaser ~:•·.,~,- 74 The farr.ily of Michael A. Hetrick, seated in center, and left to right: Geor1;e. Eli2.abeth, Levi, Solomon, Matilda, Daniel, David.

The faffily of David Hetrick; rear-David, Clarence E., Cden, William Leroy; front- Lester, Maude, Jane his wife, Mabel, and Blanche.

75 l. David G. Hetrick born October 18, 1856 on the William A. Fouse Farm on Clover Creek. He married Jane Obenour May 31, 1864, a daughter of Christian and Mary Hess Obenour. They bought several acres one mile south of this farm in 1890 and lived there until their death. By occupation Mr. Hetrick was a fruit and berry grower, trimmed trees and grape vines and grafted fruit trees. He also cobbled shoes during the winter. They had 7 child­ ren. a. Clarence Elmer born July 12, 1889; first marriage to Alda Wiser. They had 2 children. ( I) Fred born January 16, 1913; married Priscilla Ramsey. (2) Lloyd born October 14, 1914; married Dorcas Stoddard. They had 4 children. (a) Eugene born October 12, 1938. (b) Janis born August 20, 1940. (c) Allen born December 17, 1943. (d) David born May 2, 1952. Clarence's second marriage was to Susan Shingler. They had 7 children. (1) Grace born March 30, 1919; married C. Eaton Sheilbley. They had 2 children. (a) Judith Ann born April 16, 1941. (b) Kathy Sue born June 16, 1945. (2) Melvin born December 12, 1920; married Matilda Hanson. They had 3 children. (a) Fred born June 30, 1946 (twin). (b) Ann born June 30, 1946 (twin). (c) Jane born July 6, 1953. (3) Betty Pauline born February 9, 1924; married Joseph Koons. They had one child. (a) David S. born November 17, 1952. (4) Joy born September 21, 1926; married Joseph H. Grove. They had 2 children. (a) Ronald J. born September 23, 1949. (b) Deborah born August 29, 1952. (5) Bobbie born November 22, 1928; unmarried. ( 6) Ronald born September 12, 19 3 2; married Beverly Nelson they had 2 children. (a) Linda M. born September 12, 1952. (b) Pamela Irene born February 22, 1954. (7) Nancy born May 8, 1936. b. Maude born January 22, 1892; married Bert Brum­ baugh. c. Oden Clare born July, 1894; married Sylvia Zarker. They had 5 children. (1) Oden Clare, Jr. born May 21, 1922. (2) Frances Jane born January 1, 1924. (3) Marjorie (4) Sylvia (5) Louis d. William Leroy born July 1, 1896; married Margaret Mattern. They had 2 children. e. Ida Blanche born September 4, 1897; married Thomas Crocker. They had 4 children. (1) Eugene George born June 14, 1919; married Anna Renn.

76 (2) Paul Edward born May 11, 1921; married Arlene Bausan. They had 2 children. (a) William Eugene born June 1, 1951. (b) Marjie Jo born July 22, 1952. (3) Marion Thomas born June l, 1929. (4) Donna V. born February 27, 1939. f. Lester married Elsie Taylor. They had one child. ( 1) Madalene g. Mabel born April 2, 1906; married Charles Albright. 2. Matilda - born October 12, 1858 - died June 19, 1900. Married Reuben Weidner; had 2 children. Their children were twins and they and their mother died when they were born. 3. Daniel G. born April 14, 1861 - died December 13, 1927; married Olive B. Eberly. They had 5 children.

The famiiy of Rev. Daniel G. Hetrick; rear-Daniel, John, Olive his wife; front-Daniel, Jr., Catharine and Sarah.

a. John Eberly born August 29, 1900 - died December 15, 1948; married Florence Miller, they had one child. (1) Glenn C. born November 10, 19 24; married Doris Greene. They have 2 children. (a) Holly Greene born February 28, 1952. (b) Timothy Glenn born January 17, 1955. b. Catharine M. born August 10, 1902; unmarried. c. Daniel Gast born September 26, 1904; married Merium Minster. They had 3 children. {l) Edwin D. born November 25, 1927; married Joyce Wolfe. They had 2 children. (a) Stephen born October 4, 1948. (b) Robyne born December 8, 1952.

77 (2) Alma June born June 18, 1930. (3) Ronald oorn '.\ovem:,er 20, 1936. d, Sara Elizabeth born November 26, 1906; unmarried. e. 1fartha H. borr, May 3, 1912; rr:arried William Tam:,Jyn. Tr,ey had 3 children. (!) Yilliarr: Jr. oorn December 29, 1940. (2) Judy Olive born February 3, 1944. (3) Ro::>ert (deceased). 4. Solorr:an ·:::;, c-,etrick ::>orn July 8, !803 - died September 29, 1946; married Jennie Shriver ( July 12, 186, - June 2i, 1949). They had 5 children.

Solorr:an and Jennie Shriver Fetnc:S and •heir children Carl and Grace.

a. Carl D. born :'\ovem·}er 29, 1890 - died Februarv 12, 1949; married Velma Fassnacht. They had 4 children. (1) Velda married Mike Wuchich, had 2 children. ( 2) Merle was married and had one child. (3) Mabel married --- Capp, they had 2 children. (4) Dale unmarried. b. Hugh Arnold born April 8, 1897 - died March 24, 1898. c. Grace Irene born February 7, 1900; married Joseph C. Eiler. d. Arvilla C. born June 5, 1902; married Wiley Harmon. They had 4 children. (I) Marie rrar ried a Geisinger. They had one child. (2) Robert was married and had 2 children. (3) Cenora Grace married---- Hartman. Had one

78 child. ( 4) Geneva unmarried. e. Cenora M. born May 13, 1904; married John McCreary. 5. Elizabeth Hetrick born April 29, 1866; unmarried. 6. Levi G. born August 8, 1869 - died October 15, 1922. He married Margaret Ott and they had 2 children. a. Roy married Mary W. Coon. They had 6 children. (I) Esther born May 27, 1936. (2) Paul born May 31, 1937. (3) Hilda born May 21, 1944. (4) Carol born November 27, 1947. (5) Thomas born November 2, 1950. (6) Lee born April 12, 1952. b. Marjorie born December 15, 1914; married Clarence Coon. There were no children. 7. Isiah G. born December 5, 1871 - died November 7, 1895; unn1ar ried.

8. George G. born April 2, 1876 - died November 23, 1946. Married Daisy Lavonia Wilcox. They had 3 children. a. Joy Irene born April 17, 1910; married Loren S. Bur rill. They had 2 children. (1) Lenore Eileen born April 10, 1941. (2) JohnW. born July 13, 1944. b. Rev. Ralph H. born February 29, 1912; married Dorothy Walmar. They had 3 children. ( 1) Paul Latham born December 20, 1942. (2) Janice Louise born June 11, 1946. (3) Virginia Anelle born May 24, 1950. c. Pearl Louise born March 19, 1917; married Rev. John S. Sanderson. They had 3 children. (1) David R. born June 23, 1941. ( 2) Judith Eileen born January 10, 1944. (3) Gordan Robert born August 8, 1950. G. Elizabeth Hetrick born in Blair County, Pennsylvania in March 10, 1836. She died October 3, 1907. Elizabeth was the daughter of Michael Hetrick and Catharine Acker. Amos Fry

79 and Elizabeth Hetrick were married in Blair County, Pennsyl­ vania, February 26, 1852 where they lived until about 1862 and where their first 6 children were born. They moved to Ohio settling near Belleville, Richland County where they lived until their death. They had 12 children in all. Amos Fry enlisted in Company B - 163rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War and served 100 days. He was born in Little York, York County, Pennsylvania, February 4, 1830 and died March 22, 1908. He was a stonemason by trade, and also was occupied as a farmer.

Their family record is as follows: 1. Catherine - born January 16, 1853 - died February 4, 1853. Buried at Shelleytown, Pennsylvania. 2. Daniel Fry - born February 27, 1854; married Rosie Weaver; they had 7 children.

80 a, Catherine lived in Mansfield, Ohio. b. Roy (twin) married Ethel Goss; lives in Belleville, Ohio. c. Ray {twin) married ---- Cleaver; lives in Lexington, Ohio. d. Walter e. Florence married---- Spohn; live in Belleville, Ohio. f. Hattie married - - - - Simmons; live in Mansfield, Ohio. g. Stella married - - - -Mowery; live in Newville, Ohio. 3. Jacob 'Fry (4th) born June 15, 1856; married Salome Temple. They had 2 children. It is thought they moved to Cincinnati, Ohio. Children's names are unknown. 4. Levi - born June IO, 1858; married Mary Robinson. 5. Sarah Fry - born April 11, 1860; married John Ross. Had 4 children. a. Charles married Zora Durbin. b. Verne married ---- Alwine. c. Bertha married ---- Ruhl. d. Leo {no information) Sarah's second marriage was to Calvin Van Buskirk. They had one child. a. John Calvin 6. Jonathen Fry born 1862. 7. Mary Elizabeth - born March 23, 1864. 8. Ulyssus Grant Fry - born January 11, 1866; married Della Williams. They adopted one child. 9. Eli Fry - born September 5, 1868; married Verda Riblet. They had 2 children. a. Ruth born May 5, 1897; married Earl Seavolt. They had 4 children. (1) Margaret born August 17, 1922. (2) Dorothy Jean born September 27, 1924. (3) Henrietta May born September 14, 1928 {twin). (4) Marietta Marie born September 14, 1928 (twin). 6-. Rolla Dean born February 14, 1900 - died August 26, 1901. 10. Amanda Fry - born July 16, 1870; first marriage to George Cramer. Their child died in infancy; second marriage to William Riggs. 11. Emanual C. - born April 3, 1874 - died 1932; married Eva Deisch. They had 3 children. a. Harold ::,orn August 14, 1898; married Ruth Miller and they had one child. b. William born Kovember I, 1902; married Evaleen Mc Donald. They had one child. (!) Elizabeth born September 6, 1938. c. Lee born November I, 1906; married Thelma Ruckman and had 4 children. (!) Florence born April 21, 1928. (2) James born December I, 1928. (3) 3arbara Ann born Aprill, 1934. (4) Mary Lee born August !, 1939. 12. Verda May Fry - born September 4, 18 76; married William F. Mowery {born October 4, 1871) and had 6 child­ ren as follows: a. Ralph born Decerr,ber 18, 1897; married May Miller. They had 2 children. (I) Oland ( adopted) born October 30, 19 20 - died October 7, 1936. (2) Robert born May 11, 1922. b. Earl Fry born August 11, 1899 - died December 30, 19 I 2. c. Dwight born March 16, 1903; married Marie ?--!oomaw. They had 6 children. 11) Charles born,June 16, 1925. (2) Eileen born January 13, 1930. (3) Richard born September 20, 1926. (4) Lowell born January 26, 1928. (5) Earl born March 30, I u3 3 (6) Dwi,;ht ,:,orn Octo'1er 2. Jq35_ d. Gladys born November 9, 1909; married William Ford and had one child. (1) Mady Louise born April 17, 1928. e. Dale Richard born Januarv 9, 1909; married Mildred McGlee. They had 5 children. ( 1) William born April 13, 19 31. (2) Donald born October 21, 1932. (3) Lois born January 31, 1934, (4) JoAnn (5) Verda May born September 7, 1937. f. Margaret May born Decerr.1er 9, 1910. Married a Zumkehr. H. Catherine - born October 27, 1837 - died March l I, 183°. I. Sarah - born January 23, 1830 - c:ied Jur.v 11, l '0~; rr.arried Alfred E. Kenyon. They had o:1e child .

..\1frt•d Kenyc1n and hi~ -,1,1fe Sara. "flh•~r :..'(d::d1 ':,idr1 11, :\lfred, Lloyd, Eli.za:Jt.~:}: ar.C -;(!rtrudl· Ht,:-tr:~t', , rr'.l·t not ~nc1\1;n. The eideri·. lz1.d 5.i::-,ct:: F.t•',\1 I. Louisa born January 13, 18 71; married Thomas Hearn. They had 4 children.

a. Alfred born September 17, [8Q5; marr;p·/ Blanche Thorrpson. '>. Lloyd born Septem,ier 12, l 898; marrie C::thel Sterne. c. Elizabeth born :\ovember 30, 1907; n1ar- ,,,' Rev. William Richey. They had 2 children. d. Gertrurle-. J. Christian - 1)otn Seritencber l,,, 18·±0 - died October 6, 1856. K. Willi_am - ':lorn .-'..ugust 17, 1842 - died July I, [8b3; unmarried. L. Leah - born Marc-'·. 3, 1844 - died February 8, 1845. ,',.!. Jaco·,) A. 1-!etr,ck - born January 25, 1846. Before he reached his n,aturitv the Civil '.Var broke out and, as he alreadv had several brothers in the service his Datriotism was aroused and _iust after that ,,_hen he passed the 17th year of his age he vol­ unteered and enlisted in Co. D. 22nd Cavalry, Pennsylvania Volur.tePrs, June 24, 1803. l!e \vas discharged February 5·, l Su 4. Re- enl is tcd in Co. D. , 188th Regin,ent, Pcnnsyl vania V,oluntcers l,ciantry, Februc,rv 19, l864 and was discharged Decetr,:oer 14, l8b5 ..-'..fter the war he worked at the carpenter trade alone: wit'.1 his :,rothers, John and Michael, until 1808 after -_d1ic h time he lived on several farms in Woodcock Valley near Entriken and also did some work at his trad<:'. In 1895 his ! t•~s 8ecan1e :JaralyzPtl and he n-:oved \.\'1th hi..s family to Hunt­ ins_:turought u;) all his children in that Church. During the prime of his iife he helµed many farn,ers to make their hay, harvest & thrc-sh their L_!rain for at that tin-:e all the grain was cut with the c,k szrain cradle and he was skilled in ·its use. His influence in the church a!'1d Sunday School made a lasting inopression of ~ood u;:,un the •,·oun,; people by his earnest prayers in the Sun­ rlay School and prayer meetings. Jacob married Helena Bitner (Octoi)er 31, 18·17 - February 1917). They had 12 children. I. Concordia - born February 18, 1868 - died February 18, 1868. The fa:::::~' c :· J;::..c o ~ A, Ee'::- .__ :-:o !.d.;--:.C·. :--:.

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l J f "· 10.;,.2 flLlt r:e2rC: c~- ::::r:cf'. He r.·arr:.eC :'t.:,rr. Ye~J:'.lZ1:-·. ·.,, 1.~.:::..i_s; :·:·a.rr:f_,c'. Le~::!: Rl:::,p::~. Tl-:f'Y :12:--..: 2 c:.:..ic'.~t':-:. (]) Oeceasd c. Ell1ctt F... 8or!1 ~. :::rt..a:-..,.- 1:--,, l r;OO; !:~2:r.e:1 ~~a-.· S:.t:'t.'~. They \ad b ch1:c:re:-.. \ l ) ·J e r a: d i: r s t :~- 2. r r: 3 ;:__ e t l R '.l tr· _.-\ ~--:. :--. \. ~ ._. 1.. r :- . 2 :-: r: t.:. ~iary Sr:·o•.1se. -~:-.e·: r-:~c: 2 (_ :·.:1-:·:·t·~ .. (a) '.\ .:a ('.;) i_,c,·, s Richard J. '.)ort. FeT:··_;.,..:.r·-: Jean McCal:. (3) ~~::irjorie n--:..ar~·iec: Rc:)ert F. ·- :-t~r.c~· :0rst:. Ti~e'.· had one ch:ld. (a) Keith Robert born August, 1°=,1. (4) Virg:.r.,a ::\1ar!'ied \!~~~ard Crar-:-1::.·r ,1!'"1'....: ~~~t.•; t}ctr: c,ne c'-1,ld. (ct) Dcr,nis '.)or:-. Fe·Jr~.:a:.,·. l''--tb. Second marriaue to Williarr. Tomlinson. (5) Anna Mary was married and had one cl1ild.

8-l (a) Max born May 8, 1949. (6) Nicholas d, Victoria M. born June 25, 1902; married Fred Focht. They had 2 children. (1) James born October 15, 1921 - killed in action, World War II, March 23, 1945. ( 2) Edwena born December 8, l 9- -; married Ray Roshong. They had 2 children. (a) Sharon born October, 1948. (b) Deborah Lynn born June, 1952. e. Leslie T. born July 4, 1907; first marriage to Thelma Wood: second to Pearl Norris. They had 2 children. (1) Bradley born July 16, 1932; married Lois Jean Edwards. (2) Patricia born July 28, 1934; married George L. Smith. 3. Mary Catherine - born August 6, 1871 - died March 4, 1955; married Leonard W. Weaver. They had 8 children. a. Esther Ann born September 3, 1902. b. John Henry born April 12, 1904. c. Rachel Rebecca born October 14, 1905; married Walter Karns. d. Jacob Raymond born March 5, 1908; first marriage to Margaret Treece: 2nd to Martha Heister. e. Louisa St. Helena born December 30, 1910; married Francis Beaver. They had one child. (I) :!':ancy Lou born April 1, 1938. f. Woodrow Wilson born October 30, 1912; married Dorothy Hall. They had one child. (1) Karen born January 21, 1946. 4. Oliver - born April 21, 1873 - died August 13, 1877. 5. Sarah :'.'-iancy - born October 26, 1875 - died January 4, 1887. 6. Christian Ira - born March 11, 1878 - died January 8, 19 36; married Sara Ellen Houp. They had 5 children.

85 a, Leota Celesta born December 1, 1898; married Clay­ tor, Je1ss1nger. The\· had 3 children. (]) Martha Arleen ·born August 11, )022; married Paul Dysart. They had 2 children. (a) Joel Edward ':lorn May 18, I 0 40. (b) Patricia Louise born October 21, J 0 -1c8. (2) Anna Mae born June 16, ! 0 2:i; married Bernar::i. W, Faust. 'l"hey had 2 children. (a) Susan Kav :,orn Mav 14, 1950. {b) David Ray born Jul;• 3, I O S4. (3) Ruth Ioan born March 7, 1928; married James C. Fetterhoff. -=:-hev had one child. {a) Judy Kay borr~ Cctober 13, 1046. ,J. Cloy Otis born Septemoer 1 ~. JOO! - d,ed Decem':Jer 10, 1952; married l\!artha Wilson. They had one child. {!) Daughter (died at 'Jirth). c. William Earl ;:,orn Aucust ID, 1908; married Freida Mae Lee, They ioad 2-children. (!) Rita Earlene born March 9, 1930. (2) Lrnda Lee 'Jorn Au;ust 22, 1944. d. Pearl Irene born Decem':ler 7, !012; married O·,.-en D. Be chral. e, George Earvey born Marc:, 10, 1905 - died September l, 191 2. ,. Andrew Walter born Apr,; 18, 1880; married Pea,l Marker. They had 10 childrer..

a, Ruth Celesta born September 11, 1905; married Mil­ ford Wagner. They had one child. { 1) Donald married Mac el - - - - ; they had one child. b. Elizabeth Jane born March 31, 1907; first marriage to Paul Farber. They had 3 children. (1) Betty Jean (2) Glenn (3) Cynthia Ann Elizabeth's second marriage was to Carl Stark. c. Jacob Henry born October 2, 1908; married Pauline Philippi then divorced her and married Allie Paterson. He later divorced Allie and remarried Pauline, Pauline

86 and Jacob had 4 children. ( 1) Doris ( 2) Lillian (3) Ruth (4) Joel d. Ralph Sylvester born February 12, 1910 - died June 18, 1910. e. Martin Lee born November 6, 1911; married Mary Shelby. They had 5 children. (1) Evelyn (2) Lawrence (3) Walter (4) Wilson (5) Vincent f. Russel Frank born August 10, 1915; married Gladys Mercer. They had 3 children. (1) Kay (2) James (3) Anna Mae g. Nelson Vincent born November 24, 1918; married Audrey Myers. They had 2 children. (1) Timothy (2) Judith Lynn born September 8, 1952. h. Dorothy May Ina born January 25, 1921; married Kenneth Frase. They had 3 children. (1) Lee (2) Fae (3) Jack i. Leonard Paul born December 23, 1926 - died Febru­ ary 1, 1928. j. Esther Pauline born March 2, 1928; married Robert Graf. They had 2 children. (1) Rebecca Susan (Becky Sue) born 1948. (2) Robert George born January, 1952. 8. William Harry - born October 22, 1882 - died September 1, 1952; married Eva Mae Harshbarger. They had 7 child­ ren. a. Carl Raymond born February 10, 1909; married Ada Zilla Letterman. They had 3 children. (1) Linda Ann born July 7, 1934 - died July 10, 1934. (2) Frederick Letterman born August 8, 1936. (3) Zilla Rae born December 9, 1939. b. Robert Jacob born August 11, 1910; married Zelma Oneida Mitchell. They had 2 children. ( l) Barbara Mae born January 5, 1942. (2) Jerry Vincent c. George Joseph born August 30, 1912; married Phyllis Louise Hall. d. Ethel E. born September 12, 1914; unmarried e. Harry H. born December 29, 1919; married Carlotta Brooks. They had one child. (1) Harry H., Jr. f. Helen Louise born April 21, 1921; married Raymond Ellis Bousum. They had one child. (1) Rae Ellen born August 21, 1943. g. Hilda Ruth born August 27, 1922; married Lowell V. Sharpes. They had 2 children. (1) Lowell V., III born July 3, 1950.

87 (2) Unknown 9. Clara Elizabeth - born October 8, 1884; married Thomas W. Breach (1st marriage). Had one child. a. Thomas born August 28, 1916; married Maude String­ fellow (1st marriage). They had 3 childre'l. (1) Thomas Clifford born October 16, 1937. (2) Patricia Ann born August 23, 1939. (3) Melody Marline born December 20, 1940. Thomas's second marriage was to Thelma Brighton. They had 2 children. (1) John Edward born June 3, 1947. (2) Robert Clara's second marriage was to John Wakefield. 10. Daniel Alfred born March 4, 1886 - died August 1935; married Ethel Rinker (first marriage). They had 3 child­ ren as follows: a. Ernest B. born July 18, 1907; his 1st marriage was to Betty Merrith. They had one child. (1) Ruby Ernest's second marriage was to Verna Desimon. They had 4 children. (1) Jean (2) Carol (3) Shirley (4) Arlene b. William A. born September 9, _1908; married Katherine Laglongbein. They had 2 children, (1) William born July 9, 1936. (2) Larry born July 31, 1943. c. St. Helena born 1912; married Walter Hauck. They had 5 children. (1) Anita born January 27, 1931; married Tom Hammaker. (2) Walter George, Jr. born August 11, 1932. (3) Lorraine born October 21, 1933; married John Stoyanoff. They had one child. (a) John, Jr. born February 28, 1952. (4) Karl born April 22, 1935. (5) Nancy Jane born February 8, 1938. Daniel Alfred's second marriage was to Laura A. Campbell. They had 3 children as follows: a. Samuel A. born April 13, 1915; married Dorothy M. Lefford. They had 3 children. (1) Sara L. born August 29, 1946. ( 2) Dorothy M. born November l, 1948. (3) LeRoy S. born October 10, 1950. b. Virgil L. Born December 30, 191 7; married Dorothy M. Bortz (born January 26, 1919) and had one child. (1) Gary V. born August 16, 1952. c. Joseph E. born August 21, 1920; married Lorraine B. Johnson. They had 2 children. (1) Storm J. born April 10, 1947. (2) Randy L. born November 30, 1948. 11. Louisa Jane - born Decembet 27, 1888; married John E. Culbertson. They had 3 children. a. Mae Elizabeth born March 24, 1912; married Robert Shaeffer. They had 2 children. (1) Delores

88 (2} Mary Catherine b. Ina Catherine born February 5, 1914; married Chester Kenneth Sims. They had 2 children. (l) Joan Marie born October 15, 1938. (2) John born October 5, 1939. c. Lola Jane born July 30, 1925; married William Laird. They had 3 children. (I) Marie born August 23, 1945. (2) Shirley born March, 1947. (3). Carol born December, 1948. 12. Anna Dessa - born November 2, 1889 - died August 6, 1891. '.\. Susan Hetrick born November 5, 1847 - died February 21, 1918; married Matthew Kenyon - later married Samuel Gram. Susan and Matthew had 6 children.

!vlatthew Kenyon

Susan Hetrick and Samuel Gram.

Matthew Kenyon son of James and Mary Hall Kenyon, devoted his life to farming. He was educated in the public schools. On August 25, 1861, he enlisted as a private in Co. C., and later transferred to Co. B., 49th Regular Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. He was dischan;ed on September 10, 1864. He was in 1 3 i:Jattl es. Yorktown, Williamsburg, White Oak, Swamp, Fredericksbur,;, Gettysburg, Battle of the Wilderness, Antitam, Spottsylvania, Cold Harc,or, Petersburg and others, and a num­ ber of skirmishes. When he returned after the war he followed farming and was prominent in Public Affairs holding a number of public offices. 30th he and his wife were members of the Lutheran Church. There children are as follows: 1. Jan,es Oliver - born June 8, 1860; married Martha Bard. They had 7 children. a. Cecil born October 2, 1892. b. Edna born August l, 1894; married Francis Hurst,

89 CHILDRE:\' OF SUSA:\' HETRICK A:\"D MA TTHE"X KE:\"YO'.\

J. Oliver Kenyon, his wife Martha and their family.

Left to right: William Obenauer and his wife Harriet, Matthew Kenyon, Harry Jackson and his wife Florence.

90 c. Alferata born March 14, 1896; married Archie Dell. d. Luther born Mav 26, 1899; married Edna Titler. e. Martha born January 28, 1901; married Harry Foesic. f. Helen born August 12, 1902. g. Alice born March 11, 1907; married Gilbert Hicks. 2. Florence - born November 29, l8b8 - died April 19, 1923. Married Harry Jackson and had 6 children. a. Cecil married Isabelle Cogley. b. Margaret married Cloyd Blair. c. Eva d. James married Georgia Cogley. e. Henry married Martha Blair. f. Clara married William Dysart. 3. Harriet - born July 28, 1874; married Willaim Obenour. They had 3 children. a. Luther ,Jorn July 28, 1904; married Frances Butler and thev had one child. ( l) Lou Rhea b. Clarence born 1°07; married Lila Colbert and they had one child. ( 1) Harriet ')Orn 1941. c. Viola born 1910; married Mason Fornawalt and they had one child. (1) Leroy 4. Alfred - born April 8, 1876; married Elizabeth Miller. They had 6 children. a. Emory b. Harry c. Margaret married Stewart Dysart. d. Susie e. Elwood f. Elizabeth 5. John ':>orn October 23, 1878 - died July 7, 1932; married Bertha McCartney. They had 3 children. a. Clair married Nellie Swanger. b. Carrie c. Matthew married Linda Eckroth. 6. Samuel - Born February 12, 1882; married Maude Shade. They had 4 children. a. Homer married Olive Holms. b. Therma married---- Ralston. c. Lula May married Clint Grace. d. Earl Michael Hetrick"s second marriage was to Maria Whysong. They had 3 children as follows: 0. Rachel born March 18, 1852, P. Theobalt born October 28, 1853,

91 Q. Benjamin born December 27, 1855,

CHRlSTI'.\'A HETRJCK A'.\'D JACOB HESS FA\!IL Y

III. Christina - born April 1S, 180'; - died Juh· !, !5:J7; n:ar­ ried Jacob Hess. This was Jaco:J 1 s second rr.arriage as he \\'aS previously rr.arried to Eliza~et:-:, Christina 1 s younger sister. They !ivied in Mar:des:.iurg, Penr.s,·ivania and Christina is ~uried in t:1e !\"icholas ?lot 1r.. c;c,ver Creek Cen,eten·. Jacob had sha;zing pa;se:: ar.d d1ed \la,· 14, 1592, a2ed 54 ,ears. Thev had three children. A. Mary - ocrn.Aueust 0 , 1840 - ci:ed Marc:: 1 ;, P05. ?\.far:-1ed Christ O:Jer.auer a~d they had o Lh1:drer:.

92. The family of Mary Hess and Christian Obenauer: left to right; standing - Jacob, Maggie, David, Annie Zimmerman, Martin, ',\.illiam and (David Hetrick); seated - Susan, Christian, ~1ary ar.d Jane; children - Homer, George Swartz, Maude and Blanche Hetrick; on the ground - Elmer and Oden.

l. Mart:n - unrr,arried. Z. Jacob - marr:ed Susan Greaser. 3. Jane - rr.arr:ed Dav.cl Hetr:c;.c. 4. David - unmarr:ed. :>. W:J::am - born May 24, 1871; marr:ed Harr:et D. Kenyon (::,orn July 28, 1873). The:: '1ad 3 children. a. Luther Ray - born July 28, 1904; marr:ed Frances Brown Butler. They had one child. (1) LouRheabornJ041. · b. Clarence Alva born 1907; marr:ed Lila Colbert. Thev had one child. (1) · Harriet Flo born 1941. Viola Pearl born 1910; marr:ed Mason Forna­ walt. They had one ch:ld. ( 1) Lero\· o. }v1aggie Man· and Chr:st Obenauer ra.sed three other ch:ldren who were orphans. The were, Sarr.uel Stevens. Anna Zin,n:errr:an and George S\vartz. B. Mart:n - born '.'ioverr.ber 7, 1843 - d:ed June 18. ]014. Marr:ed Mary Garner. They had 2 ch·.ldren. 1. Jacob - born1873 - dedJ0;S;rrarr:ed Gilbau[;h. They had ·' children. a. Mart:n killed in World War I. b. May c. J. Rov d. Cathercne e. Samuel f. Unknown

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Del\1;:~E::- -: !:e:. r:aC -:- !J.: iren. Elda ci eJ .:.i.~ a:.,!e l :.;_ Mctr~ r.·.arr ej ---- R.ho::1es. He~en :-1a:.-red----.:);;_·ps0r.. rJ. ~-lorct unn·.arr eJ. e. Chester l ve:-, .n ,_,,:est. Claff,ue: - :S::Le:::i .L tne Civ~l v.,'ar; n-:arr1ec~ ---- Paln·er. -~ he\· %:ct: 2 ch ~-~:en. l. ,.::iar:.uc-1 2 • '.',T • .i ~ The:::;e t\VO .Jc) s ,vere ra seJ .n Lloysv lle Orphans Ho ff e. JACOB HETRlCK AND ELIZABETH FOCHT FAMILY

IV. Jacob N. Hetrick was the fourth child of Nicholas and Chris­ tina (Tomes) Hetrick. He first married Elizabeth Focht, they had 3 children. After Elizabeth's death, he married Barbara Garner, they had 7 children. Jacob N. and Barbara Garner lived on Lick Ridge. Jacob followed bla,cksmithing as a trade until old age disabled him, then he conducted a grocery. As a young man, Jacob N. work­ ed on his father's farm in Clover Creek.

A. George F. Hetrick - the first child of Jacob and Elizabeth Hetrick. He was married first to Amanda Long. They had one child, Daniel Hetrick - born in 1855 he died in 1856. C",eorge later married Catherine Allison. They had 7 children. George was born in 1831; he died in 1891. 1. William Hetrick - died in infancy. 2. Mary E. Hetrick - born 1861 - died lq53; married Andrew Huey. They had 3 children. a. Iles K. Huey - born 1885; married Bessie Gapen. They had 11 children. (1) Roletta Mary Huey - born 1918; married John Joachimsen. (2) Ethel Huey - born 1919; married Archie Robin-

95 George F. Hetrick Mary E. Huey

son. They had 3 children, (a) Lloyd Robinson born l 039_ (b) Jean Ann Robinsor. born 1942. (c) Donald Robinson born 1944. (3) Mabel Huey born 1920; married Hiram Dicks. They had one child. (a) Kenneth Dicks born 1049. (4) Merle Huey born 1°21; married James Stale,· and they had one child. (a) Janet Stalev oorn 1943. Merle's second marriage was to Leroy Carbo and they had one child, (a) Lois Jane Carbo born 1948. (5) Bonnie Belle Huey born 1922; married Gerald Vroman. They had 2 children. (a) Theresa Vroman born 1950, (b) Gerald Vroman born 1953. (6) Glee Huey (twin) born 1924; married Lillie Peterson. Had 2 children. (a) Gaylin Glee Huey born 1950. (b) Vickie Jo Huey born 1953. (7) Glen Huey (twin) born 1924; married Velma Hiatt. Had 3 children. (a) Marlin Kay Huey born 1049. (b) Glen L. Huey born 1950. (c) Rosemary Huey born 1951. (8) Vesta Huey born 1926 - died in infancy. (9) Beth Huey born 1927 - died in infancy. (10) Myrtle Huey born 1931; married Emil Krejci, (11) Roy Vern Huey born 1934. b. Jay Atlee Huey born 1888; married Alice Miller. Second marriage to Dora Stoltzfus - 4 stepchildren. c. C. Gail Huey born 1892.; married John C. Fleming. They had 3 children. (1) Vera Jean Fleming born 1919; married Norman A. Welfly. They had 2 children.

96 (a) George A. Welfly - born 1944. (b) Robert C. Welfl y - born 1948. (2) S. Clark Fleming - born 1921; married Ruth Bratton. They had 4 children. (a) Gary Jay Fleming born 1950. (b) James Ivey Fleming born 19 52. (c) Donald Clark Fleming (twin) born 1954. (d) Cheryl Ann Fleming (twin) born 1954. (3) Irvin Huey Fleming - born 1925; married Kathryn Seibert. They had 3 children. (a) Marilyn L. Fleming born 1949. (b) Mary K. Fleming born 19 51. (c) John I. Fleming born 1954. 3. George W. Hetrick - born 1865 - died 1944; married Martha Nunier. They had 4 children. a. Mabel Hetrick born - - - - - died 1946; married Walter Gerlock. They had 3 children. (1) Jay Gerlock married Dorothy Colyer. They had one child. (a) Jeffrey Jay Gerlock (2) Max Gerlock married Esther Hepner. They had one child. (a) Gerald Gerlock. (3) Jean Gerlock married John Allison. They had one child. (a) James Edward Allison. b. Verna Hetrick married Daniel Kyper. They had 6 children. ( 1) Floyd Kyper (2) Freida Kyper ( 3) George Kyper - died in infancy. (4) Martha Kyper - died in infancy. (5) Virginia Kyper (6) Daniel Kyper, Jr. - died in infancy. c. H. Clair Hetrick married Mildred -----. d. Bruce R. Hetrick married Della Alder. They had 10 children. (1) Donald Hetrick married Thelma Appleby. (2) Florence Hetrick married Donald Rinker. They had, 3 children. (a) Ronald Rinker (b) Max Rinker (c) Steven Rinker (3) Esther Eetrick married Dewey Corbin. They had 3 children. (a) Donald Corbin (b) Dewey L Corbin (c) Patricia Corbin (4) Lloyd Hetrick married Marie Powel. They had 2 children. (a) Donna Hetrick (b} Barry Hetrick (5) Zella Hetrick born 1897; married Fred Wood. They had one child. (a) George F. Wood married Evelyn-----. They had one child. (1 a) David Wood (6) Cleon Hetrick married Grace Miller.

97 (7) William Freeman Hetrick born 1902; married Marcella Poorman. They had one child. (a) William Freeman Hetrick, Jr. (8) Floyd Hetrick born 1905; married Margretta Thomas. They had one child. {a) Floyd Hetrick, Jr. (9) Freda Hetrick born 1908 - died 1935; married Rohert Powell. {10) Miriam Hetrick born 1911; married Robert Powell. 4, Allison Hetrick - died in infancy. 5. Newton K. Hetrick - born 1868 - died 1953; married Ida May Lewis. They had 3 children. a. Walter Hetrick married Blanche French, They had 3 children. (I) Janet Hetrick married Hale Piper. They had 2 children. (2) Grace Hetrick (3) Ira Hetrick married Ila ------. They had 3 children. b. Ruth Hetrick married Francis Miller. They had 3 children. (1) Gale Miller married Stella Lozinski. They had one child. {a) Carrol Ann Miller (2) Betty Miller married Jack Bartlett. They had 2 children. (a) Kenneth E. Bartlett (b) Larry Bartlett (3) Jackie Miller c. Edith Hetrick married Harry A. Fortey. They had 2 children. (I) Helen Fortey married Joe Alters. (2) Preston A. Fortey d. Ira Petrick died in infancy. P Mary C. Hetrick married Herman Vhite who died Julv 18, 1953. They had 4 children. (1) Herman L. White married Dorothy Reigh. They had 3 children. (a) Ned {b) James (c) Jane (2) Elmer White married Lillian Harrison. (3) Ruth White died in infancy. (4) Ida White died in infancy. 6. Howard Hetrick born 1870 - died 1949; married Lettie Rupert. They had 3 children. a. Ma Hetrick died in infancy. b. Edna Hetrick married Chauncey Robb. c. Fred Hetrick married Ruth Heffner. They had 9 children. (I) Ric ha rd Hetrick married Elizabeth Eckley. They had one child. (a) Wilma Lee Hetrick (2) Thelma Hetrick married Winney and had 2 children. (a) Mary Ann (b) Frank

98 (3) Charlotte Hetrick married Robert Baker, (4) Olive Hetrick (5) Emily Hetrick (6) Phylis Hetrick (7) Doris Hetrick (8) Erma Hetrick (9) William Hetrick Howard's second marriage was to Alma Evans and they had l child. a. Raymond Hetrick married Dorothy Howard's third wife was Alice Biggs. , . Lucelia D. Hetrick married John Grant B. Christina Hetrick was the second child of Jacob and Elizabeth (Focht) Hetrick. Christina was born in 1833 - died 1902; mar­ ried Leban Hall. They had 6 children. 1. Josiah C. Hall - born 1876 - died 1924; married Vianna Nunier. They had 4 children. a. George C. b. Joyce C. Edith d. John H. 2. Jacob Hall - born 1856; married Elizabeth Miller. 3. George Hall - died at age of 7. 4. William Hall - born 1862; married Mary Lamp. 5. Harry Hall - born 1864. 6. 1\lice Hall - born 1866; married J. Henry Musser. C. William Hetrick - died in infancy. D. Phillip K. Hetrick - born 1838. Phillip's mother was Bar- bara (Garner ) Hetrick, second wife of Jacob. Phillip was married three times. His first marriage was to Mary J. Hearn, h1s second wife was Ellen Miller and his third wife, the mother of his two sons, was Sarah Jan"e Hetrick. 1. George Hetrick - died in 194 7. 2. Frank Hetrick - died in 1945.

Phillip K. Hetrick and his sons George and Frank.

99 E. Jacob R. Hetrick. His rr,other also was Barbara (Garner) Hetrick, Jacob's second wife. Jacob R. was born in 1839 - died in 1878; married Delilah Hall and had 7 children.

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I. Sarah Hetrick - born 18o0 - died 188g; married William Bumgardner. They had one child.

a. Charles born 1886; married Jennie Wall. 2. John Hall Hetrick born 1862 - died 1946; married Ida Couch and they had 7 children. a. Pearl A. born 1885 - died 1896. b. James Clark born 1887; married Mabel Murphy. c. Joseph born 1891 - died 1916. d. Miles born 1895 - died 1901. e. Beulah born 1902 - died 1906. John's second marriage was to Isabell Hall. They had 2 children. a. Alfaretta born 1904 - died 1944; married Russel Spoonebarger. They had 2 children. (1) Joan born 1923; married Richard Bauer. They had 4 children.

100 (a) Sandra - born l':144. (b) Richard, Jr. - born 1946. (c) Christian - born 1950. (d) Gary Bauer - born 1953. (2) Elizabeth - born 1925 married---- Fleck. They had 3 children. (a) John born 1949. (b) Samuel (twin) born 1951. (c) Thomas (twin) born 1951. b. Clair Hetrick born 1 908; married Isabelle Evans. They had one child. (I) Linda Hetrick born 1942. 3. Anna Hetrick - born 1865 - died 1942; married Lloyd Kauffman.

4. Jarr;es Het~1ci-c born 1867 - died at age of 19. Man· Hetrick born 1869 - died 188°; married \\"illiam Staley. They had one child. a. Anna born 1889 - died 1919; married John Dillion.

They had 4 children. ( !) !l.lerrill (2) Virginia (3) \!filliam (4) Ho·,.ard

101 6. J. Luther Eetrick 'Jorn December 18, 1870; married Mary L. Sncit,1. They have 17 children. At the annual Christmas

dinner of the J. Luther Eetrick farr.ily a UPA photographer took a picture of Lie farr.ih·, ·::hich nurr:bered nearly 100 at tLat time -- 1c51, The oictured appeared in news;:,apers throu;hout the Cnited States. The result of this being that Mr. Eetrick received letters fr-on: Eetricks living in all parts of t::e countr>'· Throu:.. z)1 these letters v,:e .,_,,.ere a':>le to trace several oranc'1es o(the fancily tree which helped us to n:ake this ':loo~, a ncore corr:olete record.

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The family of J. Luther Hetrick: left to right; front row - Emn,a, Lillian, Martha, J. Luther, Margaret, Mae, Sylva; back row - Jack, Villis, Chester, Sarr.uel, James, Lee, Robert, Clair and Jacob M.

a. C. 3ruce Eetrick - born 1895 - died 1937; rnarried Charlotte Kane. They had 3 children. (1) Delilah - born 1930; married Robert Friz.

102 R,·uni,,n of J. Luth .. r !lelnck and his desz:endents, held near Boyertown, Pennsylvania, July 11, 1954. They have one child. (a) Robert R., Jr. - born September l, 1954. (2) 0. Bruce, Jr. - born 1932, (3) Mildred Hetrick born 1935. b. H. Lee Hetrick born 1890; married Margaret Henry. They had 2 children.

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I 7 t Lee Hetrick, I Lee Hetrick, II Lee Hetrici,, III

( 1) H. Lee Hetrick. Jr. - born I 0 22; married Joyce Pieiffer. They have 3 children. (a) H. Lee Hetrick, III born 1°51. (b) Patricia Hetrick born I 0 53. (c) Sharon Hetrick born I 054. (2) Mary M. Hetrick born 1925; married Llo,d Troxell (died). Thev had 2 chlldren. (a) John born 1 °46. (b) Margaret M. born 1°47. Mary's second marriage was to Paul Farrier. H. Lee Hetrick's second rrarriage was to Stella Mosser. Thev had one child. (1) Harvey H~trick born 1934. c. Clair C. Hetrick - born 1898; married Ruth Mattern. They had 9 children. (1) Alice Hetrick born 1923; married Charles Rushon. They had 2 children. (a) Janice Rushon born 1943. (b) Carol Ann Rushon born 1945. (2) Evelyn born 1924; married Russell Kurtz. They had 3 children. (a) Barbara Kurtz horn 1951. (h) Dianne Kurtz born 1°53. (c) Debra Kurtz horn March 11, I O'iS. (3) Betty Hetrick - born F,26; married N. Raymond Reine rt. They had 2 children. (a) William J. Reinert born 1951 - died in in­ fancy. (b) Lucille Kay Reinert born in 1954. (4) Dorothy Hetrick born 1928; married Roy Weiland. They have one child. (a) Jaclyn Weiland born 1954. (5) Roy W. Hetrick born 1929; married Betty Seidel.

104 They have 3 children. (a) Sandra born 1951. (b) Beverly born 1953. ( c) Lorrie born 1954. (6) Irma Hetrick born 1932; married Leon Burk­ hart. They had 2 children. (a) Joyce Burkhart born 1951. (b) Cindy Burkhart born 1954. (7) Harold C, Hetrick born 1934; married Lillian Zuber, They had 2 children. (a) Randal C. born 1953. (b) Allen C. born 19 54. (8) Isabelle Hetrick born 1936. (9) Merrill Hetrick born 1937. d. Sylva Hetrick - born 1899; married Walter Evans. e. Gertrude Hetrick - born 1900 - died 1901. f. James L. Hetrick - born 1902; married Verna Walsky. They had 3 children. (1) Shirley Hetrick born 1933 - died 1951; married James Dreibelbis. ( 2) June Hetrick born 19 3 5; married Francis Makula. (3) Eleanore Hetrick born 1937. g. Chester B. Hetrick - born 1903; married Ida Kersher. They had 2 children. (1) Douglas B. born 1939. (2) Alice Faye born 1941. h. Emma Eetrick - born March 10, 1904; married B. Frank Moyer. They have 5 children, (1) Vivian Moyer born 1929; married Harold Endy (separated). They have 4 children. (a) Dawn Endy born 1946. (b) Harold S. Endy j,orn 194 7. (c) Lyle D. Endy born 1949. ( d) Raechelle (Shelly) Endy born 1949. (2) Doris Moyer born 1931; married Robert Erb. Thev had 2 children. (a) , Bobbie Lee Erb born 1952. (b) Ronald Erb born 1953 (died in infancy). (3) Kancy Moyer born 1933; married William Bo-.ver, They had 2 chilJren. (a) Marsha 13ower born 1953. (b) Michelle Bower born 1954. (4) Dee F. Moyer born 1935; married Janet Moatz. (5) Dale L. Moyer born 1939. 1. San-.uel S. Hetrick born 1905; married Miriam Kurtz. They had 2 children. (I) Jaye R. Eetrick born 1944. ( 2) '.::ra ry L. Hetrick born 194 7. j. ·.villis S. !-:etrick born 1906; married Effie Houck. They had one child. (1) Janet Eetrick born 1932; married Richard Groves. They have one child. (a) Ricky S. '.::rroves born 19 53. \. M. Mae Hetrick born 1910; married Paul Sands. ,·hey have 4 children. (1) Joyce Sands born 1930 - died 1936. (2) Jane Sands born 1931; married Carl H. Endy. They had 3 children. (a) Gregory born 194G, (b) Jeffery born 1953. (c) Jo Ann born January 20, 1955. (3) Gayle Sands born 1935; married Phillip Eddinger. They have one child. (a) Randy S. Eddinger born 1953. (4) Paula Sands born 195-3 1. Jacob M. Hetrick - born 191 l; married Margaret Knecht. They have one child. (1) Donald M. Hetrick born 1933. m. Lillian Hetrick - born 1912; married Fredrick Trout. n. Robert R. Hetrick - born 1014; rr,arried Florence Zern. They had 5 children. (l) Robert R. Hetrick, Jr. born 1934; married Joan Arnold. They have two children. (a) Robert R. Hetnd·, III - born l 954. (b) James F. - born Februarv 28, 1955, ( 2) Rich a rd L. Hetrick born 19 3 5; married Phyllis Aston. (3) Ronald G. Hetrick born 1941. (4) David E. Hetnck born 1946. (5) Judy Eetr1ck born 1951. o. Margaret HetncK (twin) b,irn l 91 W; married Harvey Fricker (1st marriage). They had one child. (l) Nancy born 193,; married David Kyser. Margaret's second marriage \\as to Edward B. Kerr. They had one child. (1) Sharon Kerr born 1947. p. Martha (twin) born 1919; married Harold Overholtzer. They had 4 children. (1) Dixie.Overholtzer born 1942. (2) Monte H. Cverholtzer born 1944. (3) Daniel I. Overholtzer born 1947. (4) Timothy l\'. Overholtzer born 1951. q. Jack S. Hetrick - born 1926. 7. Alice Hetrick - born 1872 - died in infancy. F. Samuel S. Hetrick born 1840 - died 1907; married

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Elizabeth Rupert. They had 6 children. 1. Harry Benson Hetrick - born 1866 - died 1939; married Minnie Carson. They had 4 children. a. Helen G. Hetrick - born 1890 - died 1937; married

106 Elmer Norgaard. They had 2 children. (1) Donald Norgaard born 1914; married Doris Nielsen. (2) Dorothy J. Norgaard born 1930; married Joe Powell. They have 3 children. (a) Michael Eugene born 1950. (b) Leigh Christensen born 1952. (c) Tracey Lynne born 1953. b. Harold B. Hetrick born 1892 - married Cecil Nichols. They had one child. (1) Marjorie E. Hetrick born 1926; married John F. Burke. c. Marjorie Hetrick born 1896; married Jay Brower. d. Florence Hetrick born 1898; married John S. Howe. 2. David Allen Hetrick - born 1868 - died 1924; married

Clara Brightenburg. They had 10 children. a. Viola B. Hetrick born 1892; married William Miller. They had one child. (1) Myrtle Mattie Miller born 1917; married Lloyd Showalter. They had one child. (a) Yvonne C. Showalter born 1936. Myrtle's second marriage was to Lauren C. Muggy. They had 2 children. (a) Eddie L. Muggy born 1945. (b) Gary E. Muggy born 1947. b. Anna May Hetrick - born 1894; married John Paca. They had one child. (1) Alta May Paca born 1912 - died 1913. Anr:a May's second marriage was to Sigard A. John­ son. They had one child. (I) Creighton L. Johnson born 1925; married Mary Ellen Thomas. They had 2 children. (a) Nickie Sue Johnson born 1952. (b) Christie Ann Johnson c. Frances Amelia Hetrick - born 1897 - died 1947; married Charles Parker. They had one child. (1) John David Parker born 1919; married Doris June Pierce. They had 2 children. (a) Thomas Allen Parker born 194 7. (b) Marca Lea Parker born 1950. d. Allen Samuel Hetrick - 1899; married Esther May Lane. They had 4 children. (I) Erma M. Hetrick born 1921; married Glen Freetly. They had 2 children. (a) Jo Ann Freetly born 1940.

107 {b) Vicki Sue Fr eetl y born 1946. (2) Elizabeth Jean Hetrick born 1925; married Glen Maca. They had 2 children. (a) Daniel R. Mac a born 194 7. {b) Caroline E. Mac a born I 9 53. (3) Ethel Fern Hetr:ck born 1929; married Evertt Alexander. They had one child. (a) Lewis Allen Alexander born 1952. ( 4) Allen Samuel Hetrick, Jr. born 19 3 I; married Kathelene Klein. e. Myrtle Alvina Hetrick - born 1901 - died 1950; married Lyle D. Jones. f. John Henry Hetrick born 1904; married Ruth Sipp. They had 2 children. (!) Rex Hetrick born 1927; married Eleanore \Vills. They had 4 children. {a) Darrel born 1947. (b) Sharyl born 1948. (c) Sharmyn born 1950, {d) John Robert born 1952. (2) Sylvia Hetrick born 1920; married Richard Jones. They had 3 children. (a) Candace born 1948. (b) Kelly born 1950. (c) Kerry born 1951. g. Clarence C. Hetrick - born 1907; marned Pauline Brov.'Tl, h. Ivyn S. Hetrick - born 1910; rnarried AJice May Schweitzer. They had 5 children. (1) James Edward born 1933. (2) Thomas Dale born 1934. (3) Betty Ann Hetrick born 1936. ( 4) Marie Carol born 1940. (5) Leonard LeRoy born )046. i. Louise Elizabeth Hetrick born 1912; married Henry J. Lohmeier. They had one child. (!) Donald LeRoy Lohmeier born 1935. j. George David Hetrick born 1915; married Ruby Payne, They had 3 children. (I) Carol Ann born 1944. (2) Susan Jane born 1946. (3) Kathelene Louise born 1948. 3. Anna Clara Hetrick - born 1871 - died 194°; married Stephen C. Stephenson. They had 3 chldren. ,,..

105 Left to right; Elizabeth E. Jacobs, Zadock S. Stephenson and his wi.fe Harriet, their daughter Luella Ann, Ruth H. Joy and her husband Raymond.

a. Elizabeth E. Stephenson - born 1895; married Al­ bert J. Jacobs. They had 2 children. (1) Ruth G. Jacobs born 1927; married Henry Bern­ hardt. They had 3 children. (a) Henry Albert Bernhardt born 1945. (b) William Dale Bernhardt born 1946. (c) Gerald Dean Bernhardt born 1951. ( 2) Carol E. Jacobs born 1940. b. Zadock Samuel Stephenson - born 1896; married Harriet Duncan. They had one child. (I) Luella Ann Stephenson born 19 3 5. c. Ruth H. Stephenson - born 1899; married Raymond B. Joy. They had one child. (1) Lyle D. Joy born 1925 - died 1929. 4. Dianola Belle Hetrick - born 1874 - died 1924. 5. Lucinda Hetrick - born 1876 - died 1943; married William Essex. They had 5 children. a. Gladys Essex born 1900; married Clarence Danley. They had one child. ( 1) Ervin Danley born 19 26; married Helene Smith. They had 3 children. (a) Gary E. born 1950. (b) Patrick born 1953. (c) Michael born 1953. b. Agnes Essex born 1902; married George Danley. They had 5 children. (1) Velma Danley born 1920; married Henry Schweitzer. ( 2) Kenneth Danley born 19 22; married Lucile Menhausen. They had 5 children. (a) Joyce born I 941. (b) Carol Sue born 1943. (c) Ronald born 1949. (d) Kathy born 1951. (e) Harold born 1953. (3) Verl Elizabeth Danley born 1924; married Dick Ritchlin. They had 7 children. (a) Richard,Jr. born 1943. (b) Sondra born 1945. (c) Gary born 1947. fd) Daniel born 1949. (e) Larry born 1950.

109 (f) Ronald born 1952. (g) Steven born 1953. (4) Lorena Danley born 19 34; married Dale Maxon. Thev have one child. (a) · Donna Maxon born 1953. (5) Dale Danley born 1930. 6. Ella H. Hetrick - born 1879; married William Albertus

Collncan. They had 2 c:oildren. a. George Albertus Collman born 1013; married Meryl Miller. They had 3 children. (1) Linda A. Collrr.an born 1948. (2) Gary Albertus Collman born 1950. (3) Peggy Ella Collman born 1953. b. Wilma G. Collman born 1016 - died 1950; married Jack Key. They had no children. G. Cather,ne (Hetri ,} Hearn born 1842 - d.e:i )',18; rr.arned

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William Hearn. They lead 7 children. I. Admiral Ben Hearn born 1867; married Blanche Blacke. They had 9 children. a. John K. born August 3, 1894; married Martha Wilt.

110 They had 2 children. ( 1) Arthur I. born June 16, 191 7; married Lillian Hahn. They had one child. (a) Wayne A. born September 3, 1948. (2) Cloyd A. born January 15, 1919; married Irene Utley. They had one child. (a) Orpha Ruth born January 6, 1926. b. Cloyd L. born May 13, 1896 - died November 15, 1933; married Gwendolyn Shakespeare. They had 4 children. (1) Jean married Joseph Bair. They had 2 child­ ren. (a) Gwendolyn (b) Joe ( 2) Betty married Edward Dunn. They had 2 children. (a) Marlene (b) Edward (3) Cloyd, Jr. married Shirley Folk. (4) Ronald c. Clara Jane born December 22, 1897; married Har­ vey Bratton. They had one child. ( 1) Thelma married Joe Madden. They had one child. (a) John d. Rachel born December 25, 1900; married Christ Sylvester. They had 2 children. (1) Ruth (deceased). (2) Robert married Flo del Signore. They had one child. (a) Darlene e. Lester M. born January 15, 1903; married Marian Dunsmore. f. William Ronald born May 12, 1904; married Alice Guttshale. g. Nettie C. born May 12, 1906; married James Hawn. They had 3 children. (1) Doris (2) William (3) Walter h. Walter H. born May 8, 1908; married Rosie Thomp­ son. They had one child. ( 1) Pamela i. Anna B. born October 11, 1909; married Austin Craig. 2. Jacob Hearn - born 1871 - died 1905; married Gertrude E. Smith (born 1873). They had 3 children. a. William Hearn born 1895; married Martha Saylor. They had 4 children. ( 1) Galen Hearn (2) Ida Hearn married John Lingenfelter. They had 3 children. (a) Thomas Lingenfelter (b) William Lingenfelter ( c) Robert Lingen£elter (3) Dean Hearn was married and had one child. (a) Claudia Hearn (4) Ruth Hearn married Ralph Wingard. b. Herald Hearn married Cora Witmer. They had 2

111 children. ( 1) Herald Hearn, Jr. (2) Robert Hearn c. Mary Hearn married John Fry. They had one child. (1) Betty J. Fry married Gerald Karver. They have 2 children. (a) Jeffrey born 1950. (b) Jana born 1952. 3. Bert M. - born April 13, 1873 - died 1927; married Laura Kreiger. They had 3 children. a. Anna b. Martha c. Marguerite 4. Mary E. - born 1869; married John Lewis. They had one child. a. Beulah married a Lee. They had or,e child. (1) Wayne Mary's second marriage was to John Bruce. They had no children. 5. Annie J. Hearn - born April 25, 1879; married William H. Dysard. They had one child. a. Orlin 6. M. Myrtle - born January 21, 1883; married Warren S. White. They had 8 children. a. Steward L. was married and had 3 children. (1) Patsey K. (2) Barbara (3) Sandy b. Kathryne H. born August 13, 19- -; married a Rhine. They had 2 children. (1) Robert (2) Roger c. Alex P., Ill born 19--; was married and had 2 child­ ren. (1) Albert ( 2) Shirley d. Max White was married and had 3 children. (1) Clarence (2) Joan (3) Mickey e. Don White born March 20, 19--; married and haa a daughter. (1) Carol f. Robert F. White born June 21, 19--; was married and had 3 children. (1) Robert (2) Laoti (3) William g. Betty married a Yocum. They had 3 children. (1) Nora ( 2) Margeret ( 3) Scott h. Thelma married------Decker. 7. William C. Hearn - born March 11, 1888; married Maude Foster. They had 2 children. a. Clara K. b. William G. H. Elizabeth Hetrick - born December 19, 1843; married John

112 Hall. They had 6 children. l. J. Gibson Hall - born 186 I - died I 9 22; married Etta Mc­ Cartney. They had 9 children. a. J. Clarence Hall born 1878 - died 1944; married Olive Wright. b. Carrie Hall born 1883; married Ira Wagner. c. Belle Hall born 1885; married John Hall Hetrick. They had 2 children. (1) Alfaretta Hetrick born 1904 - died 1944; mar­ ried Russell Sponnebarger. (2) Clair H. Hetrick born 1908; married Isabelle Evans. d. John T. Hall born 1887 - died 1891. e. J. Lee Hall born 1891; married Minnie Middaugh. They had 5 children. ( 1) Eugene ( 2) Viola (3) Maxine (4) Dorothy (5) Roy M. f. Mina Hall born 1895; married Eugene Holland. They had 3 children. (l) Eugene, Jr. (2) Robert (3) Margaret g. Ernest Hall born 1895 - died 1941; married Edna· Muss er. They had 4 children. ( l) Mildred (2) Isabelle (3) Carrie (4) William E. h. Jacob Hall born 1897 - died 1897. 1. Roy E. Hall born 1900 - died 1903. 2. Mary Hall 3. James S. Hall - born !863 - died 1901; married Etta Couch. They had 4 children. a. Carl Blair Hall; married Clara Runk. They had 2 children. (l) Ruth (2) James b. Herbert W. Hall married Catherine Progh. They had 3 children (1) Mildred (2) Helen (3) Charles c. Martha Hall married William Kelly. They had 2 children. (1) Hazel Kelly (2) Blair Kelly d. Edna Hall married Arthur Kyper 4. Samuel Hall married Maggie McCartney. They had 7 children. a. Earl Hall married Mary Bradley. They had 6 child­ ren. ( 1) Garfield (2) Glen (3) Wilbert (4) Rachel

113 (5) Phyllis (6) Margaret b. Guv Hall married Alice Williams. Thev had 5 child­ ren. ( 1) Galen (2) Walter (3) Florence (4) Louise (5) Elizabeth c. Blanche Hall married John Wagner. They had 3 children. (1) Cola (2) Esther (3) Evagene d. Esther Hall rr:arried Walter Miller. e. Ira Eal! f. Chester Hall married Viola Runk. g. Dewitt Hall 5. Walter Hall G. Margaret Hall I. John S. Hetrick born 1845 died 1908; married Harriet Rupert. They had 4 children. l. Lewis E. Hetr,ck born 1868; rr.arried Annie Henry. They had one child. a. H. Ed,,.-in Hetrick born 1003. 2. Margaret Hetrick born 1870; married John Hicks.

3. Jacob S. Hetrick born 1873; married Anne Musser. They had one child. ;1. Blair Hetrick - died at age 16. 4. Phillip K. Hetrick born 1876 - died January 16, 1955. He married Annie Tweed and thev had 2 children.

114 a. Mildred Hetrick b. Wilber Hetrick - died in 1927. Phillip's second marriage was to Edith Donaldson; no children.

J. Solon•an Hetrick - born 18-1"7 - died 1915; married Leanda S.-,rley. They had ;, children.

I. Ida Hetrick died in infancv. 2. H,,rrv Hetrick - born 186.7; married Catherine Maine. The,· !1ad 5 children. John Hetrick married Margaret Butts. They had S children. ( I) Detty ( 2) Doll v (3) Jackie (4) Harvey (S) Violet "). Scott Hetrick - d:ed in 1919; married Mary Baker. They hcid 2 children. (]) Thelff2 (2) Scott

11 S c. Carrie Hetrick married Melvin Shingler. They had one child. (I) Bonnie Shingler d. F'olly E. Hetrick married Raymond Parsons. They had one child. (I) Anna Ruth Parsons e. Grace Hetrick married Williarr Bovle. 3. Mattie Hetrick - born 1871 - died November 17, 1927; rr.arried William Weller. They had 2 children. a. W. Ralph born 1806; married Grace Riley. They had 7 children. (I) John W. born November 5. 1021; married Janet Boyer. They had 2 children. (a} Judith (b) Betty ( 2) Robert - born Marc:· 20, 1°24. (3) Max born June 10. 1926; married Virginia Crisswell. They had one child. (a} Donald (4) Betty born January 29, 1928; rY.arr:ed Wz.yne Morningstar. (5) Isabel born December l l, I 92'< (6) Paul born August 2, 1931 - d:ed ..\ugust 10, 1932. (7) .·\nna Ruth born Septerr,:)er 10. 1934. b. Ruth Weller born 18°8; married Al':Jert Morgctn. They had one child. ( l} George A. 4. Effie Hetrick born 1873 - died :n infar:c\·. S. Charles Hetrick born 1878; married Emm,, Boller. "hey had 7 children.

a. Verna M. Hetrick ::iorn l 808; rrarried Mctdison L·;nn. Thev had 4 children. (I) · Warren Lynn born 1920; married Lucille F'arenteau. They had 3 children. (a) Richard born 1945. (b) Sandra born 1947. (c) Daniel born 1948. (2) Mary C. Lynn born 1922; married George

116 Grubb. They had 3 children. (a) Kensel born 1943. (b) George born 1946. (c) Joe born 1948. (3) Harold K. Lynn born 1924; married Eva Pheasant. They have one child. (a) Robert Lynn born 1952. (4) William Lynn born 1926; married Ruth Douglas and had one child. (a) Judy Ann born 1953 b. Harry Hetrick born 1900; married Clemma Liver­ inghouse. They had 7 children. (1) Isabell Hetrick born 1927; married Levain Fouse. They had one child. (a) Debra Jo born July 10, 1954, (2) Clara Jean Hetrick (twin) born 1928; married Lester Brumbaugh. They had a son. (a) Billy born 1948. (3) Charles Dean Hetrick (twin) born 1928; mar­ ried Alda Enyeart. They have 2 children. (a) Trudy born June 22, 1952. (b) Eileen born January 27, 1954. (4) Janet M. Hetrick born 1934; married William Putt. They had one child. (a) Gary Putt born 1952. (5) Shirley M. Hetrick born 1937. (6) Beverly J. Hetrick born 1939. (7) Barbay R. Hetrick born 1940. c. Pearl L. Hetrick - born 1903; married Rev. George Mundell. They had 4 children. (1) Pearl L. Mundell born 1924; married Raymond Van Der Veer. They had 2 children. (a) Carol Van Der Veer born 1947. (b) Raymond Van Der Veer born 1951. (2) June B. Mundell born 1927. (3) Joy L Mundell born 1935. (4) George H. Mundell born 1936. d. Mary Alice Hetrick born 1906; married Joseph Gangloff. They had 4 children. (1) Harry E. Gangloff born 1927; married Virginia Rogers. They have 2 children. (a) Martin born 1951. (b) Tina born 1953. (2) Martha G. Gangloff born 1930; married Robert Crotsley. They have a son. (a) Robert born 1953. (3) Kenneth L. Gangloff born 1933. (4) Donald C. Gangloff born 1936. e. Charles R. Hetrick born 1908; married Ora Barneff. They have 3 children. (l) Betty J. Hetrick born 1934; married Leroy Marlet. The have one child. (a) Jefferia born 1953. ( 2) James Roy Hetrick born 1935. (3) C. Donald Hetrick born 1938. f. Soloman Clair Hetrick - born 1911; married Hazel M. Lynn. They had 2 children. (1) Myla R. born 1939.

117 (.:) Ro, L. coor,c J 0 43. ,;. !l!artha C. Hetrick :oorn 1014; tT.arned Rev. George Hop,cins. They had 3 children. ( l) Patrica ::iorn l 037. ( 2) Leonard ::iorn 1044. (3) Elaine ·:Jorn 1°48. c,, James Hetric:--:: )Orn 1887; rrarried En~n~a 1 :"1on1pson. The, had one chi;J. a. Flo:-ence Petric~ died i:1 1008.

SA;1,1UEL HETRJCK A'.'.:D _\fARCARET GARXER FA.'vITL Y

V. Sar,:,uel Hetricl"., the fifth child of Xicholas and Christina Hetrick, ·.,·as born at the old Hetrick horrestead one mile east of \\'1llams­ burg, Pennsylvania on June 30, !SQQ, He married "-lar~aret Garner, born ;1,!ay 13, 1809. She died Octo::ier J;, 1880. Margaret was the daughter of John !l!ichael and Cath<'rine Ac;.cer Garner. They bought a farn-: near ~larK-le:;;:Jurg. Huntingdon County, Pennsyl­ vania \\'here they continued living up to the time of their deaths. Thev were consistent rrem::iers of the Lutheran Chu,ch. !llr. Hetrick died July 1, 1874. Thev were the parents uf 10 children. We were una::ile to obtain the complete fan1il·. h1ston·. A. Michael - born January 26, 1831. B. George - born ?e::iruan· 20, 1833; ncarried Eliza Siirley. They had 4 children. 1. F1iinna 2. Daniel 3. Frank 4. Audrey - rrcarried ------'.Jettleman. Thev had 2 children. a. Thelma - died at age of 2. 0. Ernest FranJ.:l:n n1arried Ruth Sollenberger. They h,,d one child. (l) Ernest, Jr. George's second marria[se was to Minnie ·.,·icker. There were no children to this rr.arriage. C. Elizabeth - born Februarv 2o, 1833. D. Peter - born Cctober 31, ,1834; married Elizabeth Aumen.

Peter and Elizabeth Hetrick and their son Charles.

118 They had 9 children. l. Sara Jane born October 26, 1860 - died 1937. She marrietl Phillip K. Hetrick (born 1838 - died 1915). They had 2 children. a. George born 1880 - died 1947; married Sylvia White. b. Frank born 1880 - died 1932; married Blanche Eva Brown. Sara's second marriage was to Amos Hetrick and they had 8 ·children. a. Robert T. E. born November 2, 1886; married Sophia Schiller. They had 3 children, b. Minda May born December 15, 1888 - died December 26, 1888. c. Elmer E. E. born November 26, 1889; married Dessa Cass. They had 14 children. d. Frances A. E. born December 14, 1892; married Theo Olson and they had 6 children. Her second marriage was to Earl Dann. e. Katherine D. B. born April 13, 1895; married John Fieldgrove. They had 14 children. f. Clara A. born February 20, 1897; married William Mooney. They had 2 children. Her second mar­ riage was to Jessie Rigney and they had 1 child. g. Helen V. B. born January 23, 1899; married Louie Novak and they had 8 children. h. Amy E. B. born November 5, 1902 - died June 3, 1905. 2. Philip E. born April 2, 1862 - died 19 39. 3. Deceased. 4. Anna Margaret born August 3, 5. Samuel U. G. born November 24, ----. 6. Jacob Adam born April 13, ----. 7. Mary Elizabeth born June 25, ----. 8. Charles P. born October 4, - died February 19, 1930. 9. Deceased. E. Susanna born March 4, 1835. F. Barbara married Augusta Karns. G. Adam born August 30, 1840. H. Christina born May 22, 1842. I. Margaret married John Miller. J. Samuel G. died May 18, 1871.

THE GARNER FAMILY

John Michael Garner was born in 1728 at Wittenburg, Germany. He came to America at the age of ten years. He was married September 24, 1769 to Catherine Seiss a native of Switzerland. They lived near Antietan Creek, in the neighborhood of Sharpsburg, Maryland, until the autumn of 1788 when he with his family moved via Bloody Run to Woodcock Valley, Huntingdon County, Pennsyl­ vania. He purcl:i.ased the "improvements" on a tract of land con­ taining 279 acres and 59 perches, (a perch is 16 l /'2, feet square), from Thomas Whitner and obtained the deed thereof June 20, 1794 from John Penn the younger, and John Penn the older, on the pay­ ment of 112 pounds and 5 shillings. This was known as Penn's Manor of Woodcock Valley. On this farm he and his wife passed

119 the remainder of their days. No record of the time their deaths, but according to tradition the former died between 1805 and 1810, and the latter some years later. Their rernains rest in the ''Frank Graveyard" near the old homestead, which is 2 1 /4 miles north­ east of Marklesburg, Pennsylvania. The descendents are widelv scattered, but many still reside in Woodcock Valley and outnumber those of any family in the valle\·, There were 5 sons and 2 daugh­ ters; John, Michael, Matthew, George, Phillip, Susan(married David Stavffer) and Mary (married Jacob Grubb). John Michael Garner, the son of the above John, born June 1, 1774 - died March 18, 1837; married Catherine Acker. Thev had 11 children and are buried in the Union Graveyard at · Marklesburg, Pennsylvania. I. Elizabeth 2. Mary 3. Susan 4. Catherine died July 16, 1844. 5. Barbara married Jacob Hetrick April 18, 1837. 6. Margaret married Samuel Hetrick 7. Magdalena married George Hetrick 8. George 9. John Michael born April 2, 1802 - died February 21, ]802. 10. Phillip born December 15, 1807 - died June Zo, 1816. 11. Henry Jacob

GEORGE HETRICK AND MAGDALENA GARNER FAMILY

VI. George Hetrick was the sixth son of Nicholas and Christina Hetrick. He was born September 27, 1811 and died October I, 1882. He married Magdalena Garner who was born October 24, 1810, she died March 23, 1863.

George Hetrick and a recent picture of I his barn on the farm in Clarion County. They were married in 1833 and resided in Huntingdon and Clarion Counties, Pennsylvania until 1865 when they moved to Michigan; settling five miles southeast of Vicksburg in Kala­ mazoo County. They were the parents of ten children. They are both buried in Jenkinson Cemetery one and one half miles east of Vicksburg, Michigan. Soloman, Abraham and George all of whom died in infancy are buried in Pennsylvania.

120 A. Jacob born March 1, 1834 - died July 27, 1905; married Mary Harriger born 1834 - died January 1, 1863. They had 6 children. She is buried in Clarion County. 1. Michael Calvin - born December 11, 1855 - died Februarv 18, 1937.

2. George .'.\lvin - born December 11, 1855 - died 1947; rr:arried Maria Straehly. They had o children.

I ·tr ,I

Left to ri;,ht - Ezra Hetrick and his 'Jrothers farren a:1d Leo.

Szr2" - born 1884; married Rosa Fike. They had 3 children.

l 21 (1) Violet - born 1906; married Harvey Carson. They had 9 children. (a) Paul - born 1929; married Betty Mapes. They have 2 children. (I a) Paul - born 1950. (1 b) Linda - born 1953. (b) William Carson - born 1931. (c) Howard - born 1933. (d) Gladys - born 1934. (e) Keith born 1936. (f) Janet - born 1938, (g) Kenneth - born 1939. (h) Merle - born 1941. (i) Robert - born 1948. (2) Gladys Hetrick - born 1910; married Lewis Upton. They had 2 children. (a) Lewis, Jr. - born 1930. (b) Barbara - born 1942. (3) Merle Hetrick - born 1920; married Eula Webb. They had 3 children. (a) Linda born 1945. (b) Roger born 1952. (c) David born 1954. b. Leo George - born 1886; married Emma Merrithew. They had 5 children. (1) George - born 1926 - died 1926. (2) Dorothy - born 1927; married James Eldridge. They had one child. (a) Joyce born 1947. (3) Marion - born 1928 - died 1932. (4) Burton - born 1930 - died 1932. (5) Beulah - born 1931 - died 1932. Leo's wife was born May 5, 1907, died February 23, 1932 when fire destroyed their home. She along with three of their children were burned to death. Leo married again in 1950 to Christina Fike Gillis. c. Bernice L. Hetrick - born 1887 - died 1907; mar­ ried Jone Race. They had one child. (1) Georgie - born 1907 - died 1908. d. Marie A. - born 1888 - died 1912; married Clarence Case. They had 2 children. ( l) Charles - born 1908; married Mabel Bishee. They had 4 children. (a) Alta married Clyde Strong. They had 2 Children. (1 a) Terry (lb) Douglas (b) Beverly (c) Mary Ann (d) Donald ( 2) Eva Case - born l 912; married Harold Goff. They had 2 children. (a) Harold, Jr. born 1932; married Marilyn Casper. They had 3 children. (la) Harold 3rd born 1951. (lb) Christopher born 1952. (le) Russell Dwayne born 1954. (b) Ronald born 1938.

122 e. John Hetrick - born 1889 - died 1890. f, Warren E. Hetrick - born 1891; married Ida Mont­ gomery. They had 8 children. (I) Alvin born 1912. (2) Oscar born 1915. (3) Clifford born 1917; married Lavin ------. They had 7 children. (a) Connie Lou born June 23, 1944. (b) Phyllis I. born October 3, 1948. (c) Jacqueline A. born June 3, 1949. (d) Warren E., II born February 19, 1950. (e) Carol Ann born March 2, 1951. (f) Betty J. born July 19, 1952. (g) Clifford E. born May 7, 1954. (4) Jewel Hetrick - born 1919; was married and had one child. (a) Anna Mae Hetrick born July!, 1938. ( 5) Donald Hetrick born 1923; married Edna Hall. They have three children. (a) Georgia born 1945. (b) Pauline born 1947. (c) Donna born 19 50. (6) Minor - born 1925. (7) Lavina - born 1927; married Joe Baweja. They have 3 children. (a) Joe, Jr. born 1950. (b) Robert born 1951. (c) born 1954. (8) Vivian - born 1930. 3. Ann Elizabeth - born July 3, 1856 - died March 8, 1899; married Benjamin Pence and they had 2 children. a. James L. - born 18 79 - died 1920; married Scotia Mar shall. b. Nora B. - died 1948; married Frank Wilson. They had one child. ( 1) Pence L. - born 1905. 4. Barbara E, - born February 12, 1859 - died February, 1860. 5. Sarah Arminda - born July 7, 1860 - died July 28, 1936; married John W. Weinberg. They had one child. a. Martha born 1883. 6. Mary Justina - born December 24, 186 2 - died March 29, 1906; married Lloyd Hawks. They had one child. a. Harley - born 1892; married Maude Schwencer. They have 2 children. (1) Marie Hawks - born 1917 - died 1918. (2) June - married Donald Ouding. After Mary's death Jacob mar riect Mary Campbell, December 11, 1866. She was born March 12, 1849 - died November 18, 1918. They went to Michigan in February 1872 and settled 4 1 / 2 miles southeast of Vicksburg. They are buried in the Vicksburg Cemetery. To this union were born 7 children. 1. Henry Elmer born 1867 - died 1932; married Roby Findlay. They had 4 children. a. Nellie -· born 1895; married Elmer Fritz. They had 6 children. (1) David I. born 1915; married Anne They have 5 children.

123 Left to right - Stella Frakes, George Alvin Hetrick, Emma Reed, Sarah A. Weinberg, H. Elmer Hetrick, Myrtle Lowe, and Michael Hetrick.

(a) Joyce born 1942. (b) Linda born 19--. (c) Delores born )050. (d) Barbara born 1953. (e) Katy born 1934. (2) Roby - born 1917; married Edmond Brown. They had 4 children. (a) Dallas born 1936. (b) Lynn born 1938. (c) Shirley born 1940. (d) Max born 1943. (3) Lillian born 1919; married Archie Pintland. (4) Lena married Herbert I- eterson. They had 4 children. (a) Nancy born 1943. (b) Robert born 1947. (c) Sandra born 1950. (d) Darwin born 1951. (5) Dale Fritz born 1928. (6) Iris Fritz born 1930; married Edwin Mc­ Gahan. They have 2 ch ildr er,;, (a) Denis born 1951. (b) Keith born 1953. b. Clair - born 1897; married Mary Fritz. They had 4 children. (1) Jean born 1923; married Robert Murphy. They have one child. (a) Glenda (2) Frances born 1925; married Daniel Cinier. (3) Elmer born 1926; married Mary Jo Bodin. They have 3 children. (a) William (b) Elmer, Jr, (c) James (4) Gerald born 1928; married Louise Robinson. They had 3 children. (a) Gerald, Jr. (b) Unknown (c) Unknown

124 c. Lola Hetrick - born 1899 - died 1915. d. Denzil Hetrick born 1901; married Margaret Davis. They had 13 children. (l) Viola Hetrick born I 925; married Earnest Richards. They have 2 children. (a) Earnest Richards born 1946. {b) Marifrances Richards born 1949. (2) Robert Hetrick born 1928. (3) Connie Hetrick born 1930; married Ronald Wilson. (4) Ina Hetrick born 1932; married Raymond Lehto. They had 3 children. (a) Raymond Lehto born 1950. (b) Ramona Lehto born 1952. (c) Madalene Lel;,J.to born 1953. (5) Richard Hetrick born 1933. (6) Maurine Hetrick born 1935; married James Bryers. They have 3 children. (a) Joan born 1951. (b) James born 1952. (c) Mark Bryers born 1953. (7) Ann Hetrick born 1936; married Donald Lehto. (8) Earnest Hetrick born 1938. (9) Donald Hetrick born 1939. (10) Ellen May Hetrick born 1941. ( 11) Matthew Hetrick born 1943. (12) Linda Hetrick born 1946. (13) Celia Hetrick born 1948. 2. Belle Hetrick - born August 8, 1869 - died April 4, 1913. Married Aaron Weinberg, They had 8 children. a. Jenny E. born February 14, 1892; married Lloyd Boughton. They had 5 children. (l) Belle born July 14, 1916; married Vincent Rawlinson. They had 2 children. (a) Catherine L. born May 9, 1938. (b) James W. born March 30, 1940. ( 2) John L. born December 11, 191 7; married June Woodhams. They had 2 children. (a) Morris W. born March 17, 1939. (b) Carol L. born September 4, 1941. (3) Mary E. born May 29, 1919; married Thomas Boven. They had 4 children. (a) Gail E. born August 17, 1941. (b) Thomas born October 21, 1943. (c) Donald born September 1, 1945. (d) Cynthia born March 25, 1950. (4) W. Jean born July 24, 1920; married Neil Cross. Adopted 2 children who are sisters in 1948. (a) Sharon born September 30, 1942. (b) Sandra born May 26, 1944. (5) Myrtle H. born February 12, 1932; married Richard L. Hagg. b. Glennys Weinberg - born August 23, 1893; married Guy Prudden. They had one child. (l) Claire W. born June 24, 1921; married Mary McGiffen. They had 2 children. (a) David born December 9, 1947. (b) James born June 27, 19 51.

125 c. Josie Weinberg born August 23, 1897; married Thomas Munn. They had 4 children. (I) Clifford born March 31, 1916; married Nora Skinner. They have 3 children. (a) John (b) T 110mas (c) Mary (2) Russell born May 9, 1918; married Juanita Parsons. They had one child. (a) Richard born Februarv, I 938. (3) Stanley J. born August 4, 1928; married Margaret Selonka. They had 3 children. (a) Robert born August 4, 1948. (b) Jane born April 13, 1951. (c) Jarres born April 9, 1953. (4) Burton born December 28, 1929; married Beverly Dooley. d. Hobert J. Weinberg born February 21, 1900; mar­ ried :::Xarnet Ford. They had 3 children. (I) Tracy A. born June 4, 1934; married Beverly Lee. (2) 3everly born Novernber II, 1938. (3) Shirley born May 31, 1941. e. Earold J. 'Vein'.:>erg born February 17, 1902; mar­ ried Mary Waltz. They had 3 children. {I) Eleanor born December 27, 1925; married Arthur Fitzgerald. They had one child. {a) Lawrence born April 5. 1951. (2) Stanley L. born July 19, 1928; married Joan Born. They had one child. {«) Steven born April 28, 1952. (3) Milford M. born _.\pril 4, 1935. f. Myrtle M, - born February 11, 1904 - died August 1931; married Ivan I:arrison. They h;,d 2 children. (1) Richard born April 12, ----; married Gloria Myers. They had one c:·.ild. (a) Jama born l\overnber 23, 1949. (2) Robert born July 18, 1928; married Frances Catolica. g. Carrol J. - born March 3, 1907; married Alice Van Brccke. They had 5 children. (!) Kenneth born July 12, 1928. (2) Margret born July 4, 1930; married John Klimp. They ciad 3 children. (a) Marjorie born August 30, 1949. (b) Ronald born April 1951. (c) Donald born August 8, 1952. (3) Ruth Ann born August 27, 1940. (4) Eelen Louise born August 5, 1942. (5) Roger born October 17, 1950. h. Charles born December IO, 1912; married Jessie Bloom. They had 2 children. (!) Charlie !:Jorn October 5, 1941. (2) Richard born October, 1944. 3. Alpheus '::iarner Hetrick - !:Jorn 1871 - died 1934; mar­ ried Lydia Chapman. They had one child. a, Lula born 1895 - died 1939; married Earnest Walker. They had one child.

126 (1) Harold born 1922; married Carmen Monica. They had one child. (a) Monica Lee born 1948. 4. Emma Jane - born 1874 - died 1938; married George Reed. They had 2 children. a. David H. born 1893; married Laura Bair. They had 3 children. (1) Francis L. born 1918; married Elaine Savage. They had 5 children. (a) Rebecca born 1941. (b) Cathy born 1942. (c) James born 1944. (d) Jonathan born 1945. ( e) Viki born 1946. ( 2) C. Dale born 1920; married Karla Montague. They had 2 children. (a) Nicki Jane born 1948. (b) Donald born 1950. (3) Joyce born 1923. b. Walter J, - born 1908; 1st marriage to Fay Bigham. They had 2 children. (1) Elizabeth Ann born 1934. (2) Sandra born 1936. Walter's second marriage was to Mary Land. 5. Stella Rowena - born 1876 - died 1938; married Joseph J. Frakes. 6. Charles Ira born 1878 - died 1910; married Tade Udell. They had 4 children. a. June born 1902; married Arthur Weber. They had 3 children. (l) John born 1927. (2) Lynn born 1928; married Beth They had 2 children, (3) Marianna born 1937. b. Lynn B. born 1903; married Iris Pierson. c. Arden L, born 1905. d. Giles D. born 1908; married Ardeth Stickney. They had 4 children, ( 1) Charles D. born 1930; married Ukiki Iwafe. They have 3 children. (a) Linda born 1951. (b) Nancy born 1952. ( c) Tacie born 19 54. (2) Arlynn born 1934; married Loretta Tolly. (3) Elaine born 1935. (4) Newell born 1940. 7, Myrtle Dale Hetrick born 1891; married Gilbert Lowe. B. Catherine - born May 18, 1835 - died 1906; married John Harrigar. They had 7 children. l. Mary born 1856 - died 1931; married Samuel Moyer. They had 6 children. a. Blanche born 1884; married Herman Groat; they had 3 children, (I) Silas born 1905 married Thelma Stilwell; they have 3 children. (a) Ronald born 1926; married Barbara Hutchins. They have 4 children. (la) Kippy born 1949.

127 (lb) David born 1950 (twin). (le) Lynn born 1950 (twin). (ld) Sally born 1954. (b) Wayne born 1928; married Pat Stener. (c\ Royce born 1929. (2) Ett;,_ G::-oat born 1912; married Charles Barnes. They have 3 children. (a) Ardith born 1930. (b) Diane born 1932. (c) Clair born 1938. (3) Jay Groat born 1926; married Margaret Jones. They have one child. (a) Pamela born 1949. b. Stephen born 1885 - died 1905. c. Hattie Moyer - born 1890; married George Smith. They had 3 children. (1) Leroy married Jennie Vandike; they have one child. (a) a daughter (2) Dale born 1925; married Pauline Waldron. They have 2 children. (a) Linda born 1944. (b) Dale, Jr. born 1946. (3) Margaret d. Ralph Moyer born 1892 ; married Blanche Barringer. e. Died in infancy. f. Died in infancy. 2. Erven Harrigar, Sr. - born 1859 - died 1909; married Bertha Von Pertz. They had 4 children. a. Carrie born March 29, 1882; married Charles S. Proal. They have one child. (l) Marian Carolyn born December 24, 1917; mar­ ried Lewis Anderson. They have 2 children. (a) Carolyn Louise born July 20, 1943. (b) Margaret Karen born February 7, 1945. b. Jed L. born 1884; married Elma Clapp. They had 2 children. (l) Leah born 1904; married---- Schlotterer. (2) Ervah born 191 l; married----- Dunn. c. Minnie Mae - born September 5, 1886; married Harry W. Waite (lat marriage). They had 4 child­ ren. ( l) Lewis Harrigar Waite born December 6, 1913; married Thelma Youngerman. They had 2 children. (a) Lance Clifford born August 12, 1943. (b) Lewis H., Jr. born June 22, 1946. (2) Edward H. Waite born April 23, 1916; mar­ ried Katherine Limecooly. They had I child. (a) Veronica Frieda born June 3, 194 7. ( 3) Harriet Virginia married Lynn Wesley Dunn. They have 3 children. (a) Lynda Diane born December 26, 1940. (b) Garry Michael born February 12, 1944. (c) Richard Craig born November 25, 1950. (4) Ardith Kathleen born April 12, 1920; married Sigval Manfried Berg. They have 2 children. (a) Sigval, Jr. born March 30, 1941.

128 (b) Arden H. born September 30, 1948. Minnie's second marriage was to James Howard Smith on July 18, 1925. d. Erven H., Jr. born August 8, 1893; married Faye Richards. 3. George E. born 1861; married Emma Burke. 4. Clara Ann - born 1863 - died 1945; married George Hun­ ington (1st marriage). They had 8 children. a. Wesley born 1880 - died 1950; married Pearl Clark. b. George born 18-- - died 1950; married Meda Bull­ ard. They had 2 children. (1) Oscar married Patty------. ( 2) Michael married Lillian Smith. They have 2 children. (a) Patty (b) Dale c. John born 1889 - died 1954; married Izetta Parish. d. Maude born 1887 - died 1946; married John Canavan. They had 5 children. ( 1) Lester born 1902; married Esther Griggs. They had 6 children. (a) Beverly married Frank Grim. They had 3 children. (al) Dale ( a2) Douglas (a3) Dennis (b) Marian married Raymond Kibler. They had 3 children. (al) Linda (a2) Connie (a3) Christy ( c) Ronald married Nina They had 3 children. (al) Don (a2) Robert (a3) Deborah (d) Catherine married Leonard Groet­ sema. (e) Francis married Ramona They had 2 children. (al) Pamela (a2) Daniel (f) Ruth Ann (2) Lettie born 1905; married Raymond Snook. They had 7 children. (a) Marvetta born 1929; married Paul Calhoun. They had 2 children. (al) Steven born 1949. (a2) Kevin born 1951. (b) John born 1932. (c) Rayletta born 1934. (d) Emmanual born 1936. (e) Joyce born 1937. (f) Jeanne born 1940. (g) Janis born 1944. (3) James born 1907; married Mildred Weather­ bee. They had 5 children.

129 (a) Anita married Lee Montgomery. They had 3 children. (al) Leo (a2) Nancy (a3) Janet (b) Ivan (c) Helen married Jasper Bunschoten, Jr. They have one child. (al) Bruce (d) Norma married Richard Flynn (e) Gordon ( 4) Willard born 1913; married Frederica Sargent. (5) Clara born 1918; married Marine Rooy. e. Lessie Huntington - died 1899. f. Catherine - born 1891; married William Cot­ hran. They had 4 children. ( 1) Carl - born 1909 married Sara Homa. They had 2 children. (a) Eunice born 1932. (b) Marjorie born 1934. ( 2) Clarence (3) Irene born 1918; married Glen Castle. They had 6 children. (a) WilliamO. born 1941. (b) Larry born 1944. (c) Susan born 1946. (d) Carl born 1947. ( e) Mary born 1949. (f) Daniel born 1953. (4) Zetta born 1926; married Frank Dolph. They had one child. (a) Coleen born 19 53. g. Jesse - born 1893 - died 1952; married Vallie Moyer. They had 5 children. (1) Violet born 1917; married Max Hughey. They had 2 children. (a) Nancy Jo born 1936. (b) Roger Lee born 1939. (2) Clair born 1918; married Pauline Ger­ maine. They had one child. (a) Rodney born 1944. (3) Harold born 1920; married Margaret Vroman. They had 3 children. (a) Douglas born 1947. (b) Helen born 1949. (c) David born 1950. (4) Paul married Margaret Hartman. They had 3 children. (a) Patricia born 1947. (b) Larrie born 19 50. ( c) James born 19 52. (5) Orma married George H:,well. They had one child. (a) Gregory born 194 7. h. James Huntington - born----; 1st marriage was to ----- Fair. They had 9 children. (1) Floyd born 1908.

130 (2) Marion born 1911; married Teresa Coff­ inger. They have 5 children. (a) Marilyn born 1945. (b) Leslie E. born 194 7. (c) David born 1949. (d) Rosemary born 1951. (e) Alice Marie born 1952. (3) Eva born 1913; married Melvin Wood. They had 5 children. (a) James (b) Betty (c) Milo (d) Charles ( e) Clarence ( 4) Martha born 1914; married Robert Head­ ley. They had 3 children. (a) Walter (b) Ronald (c) Norma (5) Alby married Vivian Waldron. They had 2 children. (a) Donna born November 19, 1950. (b) Nancy born 1954. (6) Doris (7) Daisy married Paul Evans. They had 2 children. (a) Dewey (b) Dorothy (8) Mildred born---- - died 1953; married Donald Dallman. They have 3 children. (a) Donald born 1945. (b) Steven born 1950. (c) Richard born 1952. (9) Beulah married Paul Coon. They had 2 children. (a) David (b) Samuel James second marriage was to Glenna Skinner. They had one child. (l) Donetta married Fred Phelps. They had 3 children. (a) Bryan (b) Jerry (c) Terry Clara Ann Harrigar Huntington's second marriage was to Francis M. Lance. They had 2 children. a. Charles born 1900; married Lina Barber. They had 3 children. (1) Lyle J. born 1922; married Helen Hanshue. They have 3 children. (a) Steven born 1947. (b) Diane born 1948. (c) Deborah born 1953. (2) Geneva born 1925; married Lyle Davis. They have 3 children. (a) Ka:y born 1947. (b) Wanda born 1948. (c) Rodney born 1953.

131 (3) Charlene born 1927; married Donald Pa~noude. They have 2 children. (a) Mark born 1948. (b) Dean born 1951. b, Francis Marion born 1905; married Marie Mohney, They had 3 children. (I) Maxine born 1925; married Raymond Wood. They had 2 children. (a) Nancy born 1948. (b) Deborah born 1951. (2) Francis M., Jr. born 1925; married Norma ------(1st marriage). They had one child. (a) Linda Lee born 1949. Francis' second marriage was to Margaret Miller. They have one child. (b) Larry Lee born 19 52. ( 3) Richard L. born 19 28; married Donna Terrill. They had one child. (a) Rebecca born 1952. 5. Phillip born 1867 - died 1867, 6. James - born 1869 - died 1951; married Eva Mathis. They had 3 children, a. Bessie born 1892; married Fred Happel. They have 2 children. (1) Stanley born 1915; 1st marriage to Mazelle Weatherbee. They have 2 children. (a) Richard born 1938. (b) David born 1940. (2) Paul born 1917 - died 1936 b. Claude born 1896; married Katie Winklepleck; had 3 children. ( l) Louisa born 1915; married \Vesley Copenhafer. They have 4 children. (a) Eleanor born 1940. (b) Geraldine born 1942. (c) Arlene born 1946. (d) Bonnie born 1948. ( 2) Forrest born 1918; married Margaret Brock­ way. They had 3 children. (a) Larry born 1944. (b) Kathleen born 1947. (c) Stanley born 1953. (3) Helen born 1924; married Carl Butler. They had 2 children. (a) Douglas born 1947. (b) Dennis born 1950, c. Lucy born 1900; married Maurice Winlkepleck. They had one child. (I) Kenneth born 1925; married Eva Randal. They have 2 children. (a) Kenneth, Jr. born I 951. (b) Phillip born 1953. 7. William born 1872; married Pearl Moyer. They had 2 children. a. Alvin married a Wheeler. They had one child. ( l) Virginia. b. Della William's second marriage was to Nora Bullard. They

132 had 9 children. a. Albert married Ida Leach. b. George c. Viva married J. Isan. d. Grace married Harlan French. e. Minnie deceased. f. Beatrice g. James h. Norman married Helen Vogel. i. Harry married Edna Rickard. C. Barbara ,Hetrick born 1837, in Pennsylvania - died 1916; married Daniel Klingensmith. They had 3 children.

1. Son born 1869 - died 1869. 2. Daughter born 1871 - died 1871. 3. Addison W, born 1873 - died 1940; married Effie Davis. They had 8 children. a. Florence born 1899. b. Etta born 190 2. c. Mae born 1904. d. Ruth born 1905; married Willard Byers. They have 7 children. (1) Paul born 1929; married Phyllis Kuhns. They have 2 children. (a) Sylvia born 1951. (b) Robert born 1953. (2) Romaine born 1932. (3) Willard, Jr. born 1934. (4) Irma Jean born 1937. (5) Martha Mae born 1939. (6) Ruth Ann born 1942.

133 (7) Nelson born 1951. e. Vida born 1907; married Merle Corte. They had 4 children. (1) Norma born 1927; married Richard McNaughton. They had 2 children. (a) Deborah Lou born 1951. (b) Richard Anson born 1953. (2) Effie Corte born 1933. (3) David (twin) born 1941. ( 4) Darl (twin) born 1941. f. Mary born 1908; married Elwood Parsons. They have 4 children. (1) Joan born 1928; married Dale Hough; they had 2 children. (a) Leonard born 1947. (b) Linda Joan born 1951 - died 1951. (2) Cecil born 1929; married Doreos Galbraith. (3) Mary Ellen born 1940. (4) Violet born 1943. g. Allen born 1910; married Grace Shinledecker. h. Wayne born 1913; married Violet George. They had 4 children. ( 1) Darlene born 1946. (2) Gerald born 1949. (3) Richard bcrn 1951. (4) Nancy Mace born 1953. D. Mary Hetrick born 1839, in Pennsylvania - died 1899; married John Smith and they had 11 children. They lived near Reedburg and are buried their. l. Abraham born 1857 - died 1908; married They had one child. a. Earl 2. Edward born 1858 - died 1896; was married and had one child. a. Lester 3. Minerva Jane born 1860 - died 1860. 4. Albert born 1862 - died 1905. 5, Gideon born 1864 - died 1864. 6. William Franklin born 1866 - died 1907; was married and had one child. a. Pearl married Ed Hansberger. They had 3 children. 7. Elizabeth born !868 - died 1937; married Elmer Keller. They had 7 children. a. Wilda May born July 4, 18--; married Benjamin McCall. b. Mary Margaret born March 5, 1892; c. ·samuel Ambrose born April 11, 1894; married Bessie Wiant. d, Charles Elwood e. Harry Wilson born April 5, 1901; married Mary Tosh. f. Estelle Blanche born March 4, 1907; married Milton Keffer. g. James 8. Myrtle Luella born 1870 - died 1899. 9. John Emery born 1873 - married Elizabeth Smith. They had 7 children. a. Mervin born 1900. b. Lawrence born 1903 - died 1939.

134 Emory Smith at the homestead of his parents Mary Hetrick and John Smith - Clarion, Pennsylvania.

c. Orville born 1905. d. Earnest born 1908. e. Harry born 1910. f. Lula born 1912; married Ralph Himes. They had 4 children. (1) Joe ( 2) John (3) Janet (4) Dan g. Mildred born 1914; married George Himes. They had had 3 children. ( 1) Ronald (2) Gary (3) Vivian 10. Lettie Arwilda born February 25, 1875; married John Mateer Tosh. They had 4 children. a. Mary Etta born May 18, 1894; married Harry Keller. They had 3 children. (1) Evelyn Jean born March 14, 1928; married Andrew Sitch. (2) Myrtle Larue born February 5, 1930; married John Cons table. (3) Howard Franklin March 19, 1933. b. Clara Irene born April 15, 1897; married Ralph Polliard. They had 5 children. (1) Margaret Louise born March 28, 1920; mar­ ried Lloyd Aulerich. They had 2 children. (a) Richard (b) Rebecca ( 2) Charles Kenneth born June 16, 1921; married Jennie Markle. They had 3 children. (a) Linda

135 (b) Larry (c) Donetta (3) Thelma Rosella born July 5, 1925; married Leo Smith. (4) Carl Leroy born September 3, 1932. (5) Arthur Edward born September 23, 1934. c. Ruth Leona born August 27, 1904; married Dallas Shirey. They had one child. (1) Gladys Laverne born June 3, 1927; married Elmer Wilkinson. They had 2 children. (a) Kenneth Leroy born February 9, 1949. (b) Ruth Ann born May 20, 1951. d. May Derose born January 8, 1908; married Victor T. Himes. They had 2 children. (1) Paul Victor born August 17, 1937. (2) Keitha Derose born September 9, 1949. 11. Herbert born 1877 - died 1912. E. Daniel Hetrick born in Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, in 1841 - died September 18, 1895; married Mary Fraiser born 1846 - died 1927. They had 8 children. Daniel went to Michigan about 1867. The father, Samuel, Clara and Homer are buried in Jenkinson Cemetery. Edward and Ira are buried in Boyne Falls, Antrin County. Jessie in Kalamazoo. 1. Clara May died 1877. 2. Samuel died 1877. 3. Homer died 1877. 4. Vincent died 186-. 5. Jessie Garner Hetrick born 1870 - died 1903; married Grace Wagonmaker. They had 2 children. a. Florence born 1900; married Robert Van Hoe. b. Clara born 1903; married Daniel Cree. They had 2 children. (I) Beverly born 19 24; married Daniel McCreary ( I st marriage). They had 2 children. (a) Dayna born 1943. (b) Janette born 1951. Beverly's 2nd marriage was to ----- Kent. (2) Dale R. Cree born 1927.

Edward Hetrick

Jessie G, Hetrick

6. Edward M. Hetrick born June 18, 187 2 - died August 28, 1933; married Mary Harmon. They had 4 children.

I 36 a. Nina born April 20, 1899; married Tom Conkright. They had 7 children. ( 1) Edwin T. born August 28, 1919; married Elea­ nor Habasco. They had 6 children. (a) Edwin T. born April 12, 1940. (b) Gary W. born January 8, 1942. ( c) Sharon E. born March 29, 1943. (d) Karen S. born August 7, 1944. (e) Ronald born March 23, 1946. (f) Donald born July 19, 1948. (2) Floyd W. born September 26, 1920; married Maxine Wilson. They had 5 children. (a) Janet L. born March I, 1941. (b) Barbara A. born March 27, 1943. (c) Floyd W., Jr. born September 4, 1946. (d) Linda L. born December 10, 1947. (e) Richard T. born May 24, 1950. (3) Betty L. born November 2, 1929; married George Urman, Jr. They had one child. (a) Gary G. born July 17, 1954. (4) Richard H. born May 14, 1932. He married Marlene Burrows. They had one child. (a) Marjorie L. born October 14, 1943. (5) Joan J. born May 10, 1934; married Ronald W. Locke. They had one child. (a) Laurie B. born March 1, 1954. (6) Tom R. born September 8, 1936. (7) Marcella born September 14, 1940. b. Marie M. born December 2, 1900; 1st marriage to Grant Pyle. They had one child. (1) Lucille M. born June 9, 1920; married Irving Crouterfield. Marie's 2nd marriage was to Or vie Gun sol us, c. Luella E. born August 3, 1907; married Hugh Mc­ Dougal. They had one child. (1) Barbara Ann born July 30, 1936. d. Neva L. born November 3, 1911; married William Meehan. 7. Ina born 1881 - died 1922; married William Kindy. They had 8 children. a. Carl born 1901; married Nellie They had 4 children. ( 1) Carroll (2) Shirley (3) Roger (4) Gary b. Pearl born 1902; married Fred Massey. They had 5 children. (1) Terril (2) Ronald (3) James (4) Unknown (5) Unknown c. Earl born 1905; married Marian-----. They had 2 children. (I) 'Nilliam Roy born 1936 (twin). (2) Nellie Arlene born 1936 (twin). d. Elma born 1910; married Harry Erickson.

137 e. Erma born 1911 ; married Harold Montgomery. They had 4 children. (1) Patsy born 1940. (2) Charles born 1941. (3) Sharon born 1946. (4) Ruth born 1948. f. Margaret born 1914 - died 1943; married Charles Gillespi. They had 4 children. (1) Evelyn born 1934. ( 2) Betty born 1935. (3) Robert born 1938. ( 4) Ruth born 1942. g. LaVon Kindy born 1916; married Thomas Mott. They had 2 children. ( 1) Ronald born 1940. (2) Roger born 1942. h. Nellie Kindy born 1919; married Celo Montgomery. They had 4 children. (1) Linda born 1940. (2) Wayne born 1943. (3) Russel born 1945. (4) Ruth born 1947. 8. Maude Hetrick born 1833 - died 1914; married Harry Freeman. They had one child. a. Harold. F. Soloman - born 1843 - died 1851. He died at the age of 9. G. Sarah Hetrick - born June 3, 1845 - died April 23, 1923; married Josiah Weinberg. They had 6 children. 1. William Oscar born 1870 - died April 1937; married Catherine Knauss. They had 5 children. a. Earnest born 1914. b. Tillmon c. Leafa married Ray Hamilton. They had one child. (1) Beatrice married Richard Moore. They have 2 children. d. Forrest married Meda Young e. Ralph married Florence Moffit. They have 2 child­ ren. (1) Dolores (2) Richard 2. Minerva - born 1871; 1st marriage to John Westbrook. They had 4 children. a. Cleo born 1896; married Lanita They had 3 children. (1) Cleo B. (2) La Verne (3) Arlene b. Clarion born 1898; married Laura Barber. They had 3 children. (1) Betty Lou (2) Maxine married------Van Sweden. They have one child. (a) Gale (3) Noreen married A. Stevens. They have one child. (a) A. Stevens, Jr. c. Gladys born 1900; married John Tiffany. d. Raymond born 1909; married Genevive Case. They

l 38 had 7 children. (I) Joyce born 1938; married Richard (2) John D. ( 3) Darrell (4) Sharon (5) Terry (6) Jean born 1954. (twin) (7) Joan born 1954. (twin) 3. Effie Weinberg - born 1873; 1st marriage to Sherman Pierce. They had 3 children. a. ~aura born 1895; 1st marriage to Jacob Hanselman. They had 2 children. (1) Roy born 19--; married Jane Hicks. They had 2 children. (a) Curtis (b) Susan ( 2) Harold married Barbara Hicks. Had 3 child­ ren. (a) Samuel (b) Daniel (c) William Laura's 2nd marriage was to M. Eisman. b. Nathan Pierce·- born 1898; married Helen Miller. They had one child. ( 1) Robert married Virginia Walz. They have 2 children. (a) Thomas (b) Richard c. Elmer Pierce born 1900 - died 1952; married Hilda Wenk. They had 2 children. ( 1) Joan married Kipf Miller. They had 2 children. (a) Sheryl (b) Gale (2) Donald Effie's 2nd marriage was to George Gage; no children. 4. Elmer Weinberg (twin) - born 1876; married Margaret Bahnmiller. They had 4 children. a. Jay married Luella Cox. They had 2 children. (1) Janalu (2) Dora Kay b. Gertrude married J. Webber. They had 2 children. (1) Bernard (2) Jeffrey c. Eldon d. Leona married Robert Foster. They have 2 children. (1) Denise (2) Unknown 5. Elma Weinberg (twin) - born 1876; married George Web­ ster. They had 2 children. a. Mabel married Cloney Pease. They had 5 children. ( l) Austin married Ruth Davis; had 3 children. (a) Ronald (b) Sharon (c) Dianna (2) Margaret married Lyle Stryker. They had 2 children. (a) Nancy (b} Arlene

139 (3) Doris married Arlon Kenyon. (4) Leo married Dorothea Lux. They have one child. (a) Peggy (5) Donald married Wanda Lux. They have one child. (a) David b, Harl Webster 1st marriage to Marjorie Ebersteim. They had 3 children. (1) George married Audrey They had one child. (a) Grace Ann ( 2) Eleanor married ------0' Lary. They have 2 children. (a) Nancy (b) Son (3) Dale married Majorie They have Z children. (a) Ted (b) Peggy Harl's second marriage was to Eva Simmonds. They had one child. ( 1) Joe 6. Clara - born 1879; married George M. Smith. They had 2 children. a. La Verne born l 910; married Winifred D,ke. They have Z children. (1) Ross (2) Sharon b, Geraldine born 1913; married Fred Sliter. They had 3 children. ( l) Patricia Ann born 1940. (Z) Michael Allen born 1942. (3) Nancy Elaine born 1944. H. Abraham born June 3, 1845 (twin brother of Sarah) died in infancy. He was a son of George and Magdalene Hetrick. I. Christena Hetrick - born 1847 - died 1930; married Jonathan Moyer. They had 5 children.

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Jonathan H. Moyer, Christina Hetrick and their great granddaughter, Vivian Fike Beattie.

140 Ida Moyer born 1868 - died 1949; married Jacob Fike. They had 3 children. a. Rosa born l 88 5; married Ezra Hetrick. They had 3 children. (1) Violet born 1906; married Harvey Carson. They had 9 children. (a) Quinton born 1929; married Betty Mapes. They had 2 children. (la) Paul born 1950. (1 b) Linda born 1953. (b) William born 19 31. (c) Howard born 1933. (d) Gladys born 1934. (e) Keith born 1936. (f) Janet born 1938. (g) Kenneth born 19 39. (h) Merle born 1941. (i) Robert born 1948. ( 2) Gladys Hetrick born 1910; married Lewis Up­ ton. They had 2 children. (a) Lewis Jr. born 1930. (b) Barbara born 1942. (3) Merle born 1920; married Eula Webb. They had 3 children. (a) Linda born 1945. (b) Roger born 19 52. (c) David born 1954. b. Henry Fike - born 1889 - died 1932; married Mabel O'Niel. They had 3 children. (1) Vivian born 1916; married Carl Beattie. They had one child. (a) Bonnie born 1940. (2) Neil Fike born 1920; married Dorothy Morse. They had 3 children. (a) Larry born 1942. (b) Stephen born 1944. (c) David born 1947. (3) J.C. Fike born 1922; married Doris Howard. They had 2 children. (a) Jerry born 1949. (b) Susan born 1951. c. Christena Fike - born 1894; 1st marriage to Orren Gillis. They had 2 children. (1) Henrietta born 1913; married Harry Dixon. They had 9 children. (a) Dale born 1934. (b) Henrietta born 1935. (c) Don born 1937. (d) Doris born 1939. (e) Bruce born 1941. (f) Christena born 1944. (g) William born 1945. (h) Coleen born 1951. (i) Edward born 1952. (2) Rosetta Gillis born 1915; married James Brock. They had 3 children. (a) Linda born 1944. (b) Ester born 1945.

141 (c) Beverly born 1950. Christena's second marriage in 1950 was to Leo G. Hetrick. 2. David Moyer - born 1871 - died 1949; married Lillian Tea. They had 6 children. a. Gertrude born 1894; married Austin Pelton. They have 4 children. ( l) Luella born 1914. Married Geo. Roderick. (2) Kenneth born 1916. Married Juanita Pierce. (3) Gordon born 1920; married and had 2 children. ( a) Paulette {b) Constance (4) Lillian born 1929; married Richard Forrester. They have 2 children. (a) Panla {b) Linda b. Clarence Moyer - born 1896; married Tresa Mohar. They had 3 children. (1) Russell born 1918; married Peggy Parie. They Had 2 children. {a) Marion born 1942. {b) James born 1944. (2) Clifford Moyer married Betty Cauchon. They had 4 children. (a) Sharon born 1942. {b) Clifford born 1944. {c) Donald born J 946. {d) JoAnne born 1951. c. Mae Moyer - born 1901 - died 1930; married Charles Fahler. d. Harold Moyer - born 1904; married Zada Gardner. They had 9 children. (1) Leroy born 1927; married Lila Gokee. They had 3 children. (a) Melvin born 1945. {b) Beverly born 1948. {c) Patricia born 19 51. { 2) Clara bell Moyer born 19 29; married Alfred Evans. They had 3 children. {a) Edward born 1949. (b) John born 19 51. {c) Raymond born 1953. (3) Shirley Moyer born 1931; married Charles Griffen. They have one child. (a) Mary Ellen born 1954. (4) Edward Moyer born 1934; married Nancy Smith. They have one child. (a) Jack (5) Marlene Moyer born 1936. (6) Ervin born 1937. (7) Raymcnd born 1939. (8) Mildred born 1940. (9) Doris born 1942. - died 1942. e. Idabelle Moyer born 1909; married William Cole. They had 8 children. (1) Beverly born 1931; married William Menzel. They had 2 children. (a) Roy born 1952.

142 (b) Allen born 1953. (2) Wilma born 1933. (3) Leanore born 1936. (4) Clarence born 1939. ( 5) Carol born 1943. (6) April born 1946. (7) Faith born 1949. (8) Sandra born 1951. f. Rosella born 1911; married Henry Johnson. They had 4 children. ( 1) Henry born 1946. (2) Clyde born 1947. (3) Rosemary born 1949. (4) Katherine born 1953. 3. Catherine Moyer born 1873 - died 1951; married Myron Race. They had 2 children. a. Beulah born 189 3; married Frank Knowles. They had one child. (1) Viola born 1913 - died 1926. b. Lula born 1899 4. Daniel Moyer born 1876; married Alma Wildfong. They had 6 children. a. Joseph born 1895 - died 1945. b. Jessie born 1911; married Mary Kent. They had 5 children. (1) Evert born 1935. (2) Maryline born 1948. (3) Darlene born 1950. (4) Gary born 1952. (5) Joan born 1954. c. Jerry born 1915; married Osa Lake. They had 4 children. (1) Lawrence born 1939. (2) Lloyd born 1941. (3) Berry born 1947. (4) Unknown born 1953. d. Jonathan Moyer born 1920 - died 1920. e. James Moyer born 1921; married Rosa Nichita. They had 3 children. (I) Linda born 1950. (2) Charles born 1951. (3) Flora born 1953. f. Joel Moyer born 1928 - died 1929. 5. Emma Moyer born 1899; married Charles Geim. They had 4 children. a. William born 1899; married Frances Musel. They have 5 children. ( 1) Cecil born 19 28; married Louise Christenson. They have 2 children. (a) Gary born 1950. (b) Linda born 1953. (2) Lila born 1930; married John Hausler, Jr. They have one child. (a) Marilyn born 1951. (3) Alice born 1934; married Gale Reynolds. They have one child. (a) Colleen born 1953. (4) Floyd born 1940.

143 ( 5) Lyle born 1942. b. Charles Geim born 190 l; married Edna Muns on. They had 2 children, (1) Delores born 1931. ( 2) Edwin born 19 34, c. Clyde born 1905; married Donna Greenman. They had 5 children. (1) Donald born 1932. (2) Delbert born 1936. (3) Dereus born 1938. (4) Daniel born 1939. (5) Dewey born 1943. d. Lloyd born 1909; married Pearl Eddy. They have 2 children. (1) Velma born 1933. (2) Dale born 1936. J. George - born 1849 - died J 851; was the last child born to George and Magdalene. He died in infancy.

Descendants of George and Magdalene at the Hetrick reunion in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania - August, 1954. Left to right: First row - Etta Klingensmith, Effie Gage, Myrtle Lowe, Mae Klingensmith and Eva Goff; Second row - Ruth Byers, Clara Smith, George Smith and Harold Goff; Third row - Allen Kling­ ensmith, Grace Klingensmith, Violet Parsons, RuthAnnByers, and Mary Ellen Parsons.

144 JOHN HETRICK AND CATHERINE FOCHT FA:tvfILY

VII. John Hetrick was the seventh child of Nicholas and Christina Hetrick, he was born April 28, 1814 - died July 13, 1890. John married Catherine Focht and they lived all their life in Clover Creek. Mr. Hetrick was a farmer by vocation. He and his wife were of the Lutheran faith and they are both buried in the Lutheran Cemetery at Clover Creek near Shellytow;,_, They were the parents of six children.

John and Catherine Hetrick and their grave marker.

A. Margaret - bornAugustl9, 1841; lstmarriagewasto Arthur Newton. Second marriage was to James Plummer. There were no children to either marriage. B. Mary - born April b, 1845 - died March 6, 1928; married John Miller (born July 10, 1846 - died January 15, 1928).

John and Mary Miller and their grave marker.

145 They had 4 children. l. _.\nna Elizabeth - born----; married Harry Estep. They had one child. a. Bertha Ruth - born July 18, 1896. 2. William married Keturah Erb. They had 5 children. a. Lester married Sara Ann Johnson, b. Clare born June 1°, 1901; !st marriage to Marie Kepner. They had 2 children. ( I) Richard Dale married Doris Zimmerman. ( 2) Donna Joy Clare's 2nd marriage was to Viola Wise. They had 2 children. ( 1) Ettie ( 2) Mary K. c. John Nelson born July 15, 1905; married Mary Edna Weyant. d. Catherine married Donald Parks, e, Ella Mae (deceased) 3. Catherine Miller 4. Samuel Miller C. Elizabeth - born June 27, 1846 - died June 13. 1919; mar­ ried Francis M. Brennamen. They had 3 children. 1. Albert W. born July 29, 1877 - died March 12, 1950. 2. Margaret C. born May 12, 1883; had one child. a. Frances Lininger married----- Shultz. They had 7 children. (!) Martin (2) Ralph L. (3) Lee R. - killed in World Nar II (4) Charles (5) Ronald (6) William (7) Francis M. 3. Mary A. - born June 29, 1880 - died August 10, 19--.

Married George Helfright. They had 2 children. a. Woodrow born May 28, 1915; married Marie Raker. b. Lillian born March 14, 19--; married Oscar Everetts. They had 5 children.

146 D. Samuel F. - born January 3, l 849 - died November 12, 1915.

Samuel F. and Maria Hetrick and their grave marker.

He married Maria N. Biddle daughter of Susan Marsden and Jacob Biddle of Bedford County. Her family consisted of two sisters, Melinda and Nancy, and two brothers, Gilbert and Andrew. Andrew owned a large farm of 152 acres in Wood­ bury. Samuel followed farming until later in life he was Vice­ President of the Farmers and Merchants Bank in Williamsburg.

The Lower Farm of Samuel F. Hetrick, Clover Creek, Pennsylvania.

147 He and his wife are buried in the Lutheran Cemetery at Shelly­ town, Pennsylvania. They had 5 children. 1. Francis Marion born January 9, 1867 - died May 2, 1936; married Lola M. Lindsey. They had 4 children. a. M. Marion born August 6, 1896; married William Crowl. They had 6 children. (1) James born August 21, 1921; married Eleanor Foster. They had 2 children. (a) Nancy Joan born January 6, 1948. (b) James R. born February 13, 1954. (2) William Francis born August 3, 1923 - died March 12, 1936, (3) Robert born October 19, 1925 - died August 5, 1949. (4) M. Jeanne born June 12, 1930; married James A. Collins. They had 2 children. (a) Sharon Eileen born January 6, 1953. (b) Kathleen Louise born April 20, 1954. (5) Anna (twin) born April 28, 1929; married Rex A. Mauk. They had one child. (a) Mary Jo born June 27, 1954. (6) Thomas R. (twin) born April 28, 1929. b. Helen G. Hetrick born January 15, 190 I; married Leonard P. Fasick. They had 3 children. (!) Leonard Pheasant, Jr. born September 8, 1929. (2) Robert Hetrick born September 8, 1932. (3) Richard Harold born December 7, 1935. c. M. Louise Hetrick born May 11, 1907. d. Dorothy L. Hetrick born November 5, 1909. 2. John C. - born September 4, 1868 - died January 4, 1928; married Hattie McNamey. They had 5 children. a. Grace F. born September 7, 1893 - died January 4, 1949; married Walter Rutherford. They had 3 children. (1) Raymond born September 18, 1920. (2) Ruth born November 21, 1921; married John Robert Folk. They had 3 children. (a) John Robert, Jr. born May 5, 1944. (b) Susan Diane born October 29, 1946. (c) Allen Edward born July 30, 1948. ( 3) Dorothy Pauline born September 5, 19 24; married Silas S. 0' Donnell. They had 2 child­ ren. (a) Mary Martha born November 5, 1950. (b) Esther Jean born July 24, 1953. b. Joseph Arthur Hetrick born October 3, 1895 - died November 4, 1947; married Sara Elizabeth Minium. c. Margaret Clare Hetrick born March 9, 1898 - died December 1, 1907. d. Paul Meredith born September 15, 1908 - died June 4, 1950; married Ruth Mullen. They had 2 children. (1) Paul Jr. born May 24, 1931; married Joyce Zimmerman. They have 2 children. (a) Diane born March 13, 1952. (b) Paul Ira born February 5, 1955. ( 2) Margaret married Harry Butts. They had 2 children. (a) Harry F., Jr.

148 (b) Brenda L. e. Ruth Alma born November 20, 1911 - died June 14, 1913. 3. Ella - born March 15, 1871; married Vance R. Craig. They had 6 children. a. Catherine born April 28, 1901; married Dean Gunnet (killed June 10, 1947). They had 3 children. (1) Charles born December 31, 1921 - died Decem­ ber 23, 1949; Joan Glenn. They had one child. (a) Chris born May 14, 1949 . .(2) Richard born April 25, 1927; married Marjorie McClure. (3) Barbara born February 7, 1932. b. Bernadine born July 17, 1902. c. Flora Edith born December 27, 1904; married John Forsht. They had 2 children. (1) Ethel born July 4, 1927;married Bernard Cassidy. They had 2 children. (a) Susan born August 6, 1951. (b) Nancy Ann born May 16, 1954. (2) Edward born July 4, 1923; married Pauline Moffitt. They had 2 children. d. Ruth - died at age of 3. e. Robert Craig born April 15, 1907; married Marie They had 2 children. (1) Robert born July 10, 1947. (2) Ronald. f. Raymond Craig born 19 - -; married Marjorie Batrus. 4. Walter - born November 5, 1875 - died March 2, 1936; I st marriage to Gertrude Eckert. They had one child. a. Elda Josaphine - born November 7, 1900; married William Francis Drass, (born October 28, 1898). They had 10 children. (1) Helen Marie born November 4, 1918; married Irvin G. Lindsey. They had 2 children. (a) Eugene Carl born July 24, 1944 (adopted). (b) Patricia Ann born July 12, 1947. (2) Regina Ruth born April 8, 1920; - died August 1 5, 1921. ( 3) Lillian born September 3, 19 21 - died September 3, 1921. (4) Mary Ellen born October 4, 1922; married Roy K. Harris. They have 2 children. ( a) Roy Kenneth, II, born September 4, 19 51. (b) Sharon Lee born September 4, 1953. (5) Vera Magdalene born March 21, 1926. (6) Frances Jane born July 28, 1927; married Donald Ralph Greaser. They had 3 children. (a) Donald Ralph, Jr. born April 8, 1949. (b) Barbara Ellen born July 21, 1950. ( c) Paula Jane born June 1, 19 53. (7) Geraldine Theresa born February 9, 1932; married Walter Kenneth Snyder. They had one child. (a) Stephen Kenneth born February 4, 1954. (8) Elda Josaphine born October 14, 1935. (9) William Carl born July 31, 1939. ( I 0) Carl Patrick born March 1 7, 1947.

149 CHILDRE:--.: OF SAMUEL F. A;.',;D MARJA HETRICK

Frar.e1s Marion anci Lo;a Hetr;c> John C. :ir:d Hatt1e Hetr:ck

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Walter and Gertrude Hetric;, Ella Hetrick Craig Walter's second marriage was to Nannie Kauffman. 5. Os car Hetrick born July 17, 1884. E. Susan born----; died March 29, 1923; married William Morgan. They had 7 children.

l. Margaret born November 2, 1869 - died June 15, 1952; married Andrew Edwards. They had 13 children. a. Gertrude married James Stapleton. They had 4 children. ( l) Arthur (2) Grace ( 3) Beecher (4) Ford b. Catherine married Jessie Bollinger. They had 4 children. (1) Evelyn deceased. (2) Goldie ( 3) Roy deceased. (4) Paul c. Lily May - died in infancy. d. William married Grace McCall. They had 4 child­ ren. (1) Edythe (2) Edna (3) Helen (4) Betty e. Howard married Mary They had 5 children. (1) Howard, Jr. (2) Evelyn ( 3) Margaret ( 4) Kenneth (5) Alice f. Pearl - married Laurence McGraw. They had 5 children. Pearl is now deceased. ( 1) Lawrence, Jr. (2) Ruth (3) Merril

151 (4) Mary (5) Russell g. Alice - deceased h. Joseph married Martha Morningstar. They had 3 children. (1) Gladys (2) Joseph, Jr. (3) Nancy i. John married Stella - - - - and they had 3 children (1) John, Jr. (2) Joseph (3) Maxine j. Nevin (twin) married Mary McGargle. They had 9 children. Nevin is now deceased. ( 1) Elvin (2) Donna (3) Robert (4) Lester ( 5) Clarence (6) Goldie (7) Judy (8) Nancy (9) Betty k. Elvin (twin) married Thelma Briggs. They had 5 children. ( 1) Irene (2) Wanda (3) Lois Jean married Bradley Hetrick. ( 4) Ronald - deceased. (5) David 1. Melvin married Alice Strait. They had 4 children. (1) Harry (2) Clyde (3) Thomas (4) Betsy m. Dale married Evelyn Dean. They had 6 children. (1) Gerald (2) Kenneth (3) Robert (4) Fred (5) Patsy (6) Joan 2. Joseph born February 28, 1874 - died October 26, 1953. He married Annie Stone. They had one childd. a. Helen married Leroy Goss. They had one child. (1) Ronald 3. John married Alice Dorman. They had 6 children. He is now deceased. a. Carl b. Clair c. Blair d. Roy - deceased e. Nevin - deceased f. Palmer 4. Laura married William H. Nepper. They had 2 children. a. Ruth married------Daniels. Now deceased b. Martha Nepper Bowling married James M. Ralston. They had 2 children.

152 (1) Elizabeth Bowling Eagen (2) Jamie After Mr. Neppers death Laura married Harry N. Gordon. They had no children. 5. David married Wilmina Boose. They had 6 children. a. Lloyd - deceased b. Pearl married William Abbott. c. Robert d. Esther - deceased e. Fred - deceased f. William 6. Gertrude married Jesse Hoffman. They had 4 children. a. AnTJ. married Harold Evans. b. Dorothy - deceased c. Margaret married Ernest Garman. d. Thelma married Percy Thomas 7. Edward married Anna Gordon. They had 6 children. a. Mildred married William D. Menego. b. William married Julie Markey. c. Irene married Kenneth Marrow. d. Jchn married Jean York. e. Goldie married Joseph Maydak. f. Dorothy - deceased F. David M. Hetrick - born February 6, 1852 - died June 19, 1915; married Susan 0. Garner, (born February 14, 185€, - died February 27, 1920). They had 6 children. 1. Clara M. 2. Henry Luther born June 26, 1882; married Sara Ake. 3. John Lincoln born February 12, 1885; married Nora Stewart. They had 2 children. 4. Flora Susan born July 8, 1886; married David Westbrook. They had one child. a. Francis 5. Margaret Catherine born June 4, 1889; married Orville Stoltz. They had 2 children. a. Marion born February 27, 1919; married Grace Wilkinson. b. Woodrow born August 14, 1920; married Audrey Baker. They had one child. ( l) Donald born July 2, 1949. 6. Miles David 1st marriage to Gertrude Snare. They had 4 children. a. Anna M. b. Pearl c. Frank d. Richard Miles' second marriage was to-----­ His third to----- Borst.

ELIZABETH HETRICK AND JACOB HESS

Vlll. Elizabeth Eetrick - born October 20, 1816 - died December 12, 1836. She lived in Clover Creek, Pennsylvania. Eliza­ beth married Jacob Hess. This was Jacob's first marriage but after Elizabeth died, Jacob married her older sister, Christina .. There were no children to this marriage.

153 ••• Reunion of the descendants of Nicholas and Christina Hetrick at Huntingdon, Pennsylvania - August l, 1954. FAMILY OF LUCINDA COX AND AMOS HETRJCK

We insert this family history in the hope that living descendents will supply information regarding their ancestry.

A. Amos Hetrick born - - - -; married Lucinda Cox. They had 6 children. 1. Tabitha born 1830; married Rex They had 3 children. a. Lucy b, Sally c. Mary 2. Sarah born 1842 3, Isaac born 1845; married------They had 3 children. a. Elizabeth b. Charles c. ------4. John C. born ----; 5. William born 1851; married------. They had 4 children. a. Verne b, Ralph c. Myrtle d. Will 6. Samuel born 1851; married Mary Smithers. They had 11 children. a. George Amos born 1873 b. William Edward born 1874 c. -Orris Orville born 1877; married Margaret Hawlk. They had 6 children. d. Ellen Pearl born 1880 e. John born 1882 f. James A. born 1883 g. Samuel C. born 1885 h. Mary Helen born 1889 i. Is saac born 1893 j. Katheryn L. born 1893 k. Frances born 1896

156 HETRICK - PENNSYLVANIANS IN SERVICE OF THEIR COUNTRY

REVOLUTIONARY WAR

Henry Nicholas born 1758 Thomas (killed at battle of Cowpens) Lucy - spy for Colonies Captain Peter Hetrick Colonel George Hetrick Adam Hetrick Jacob Hetrick William Hetr,ck Jchn William John Michael (killed at Brandywine) Francis Andrew G. Hetrick - 75th Infantry Co. C. Samuel G. Hetrick - Co. I. of Bedford Co. Jacob A. Hetrick - 22nd Cavalry 185th Regt. Michael A. Hetrick - 208th lnfrantry Co. B.

CIVIL WAR

Samuel A. Hetrick - In the East John A. Hetrick - In the East Michael A. Hetrick - In the East William A. Hetrick - Killed July 1, 1863, at Gettysburg, Pa. Jacob A. Hetrick Amos Hetrick - In the West (killed) Jacob Hetrick - In the West (killed) Allen W. Samuel F. Hetrick - Sons of Jacob, brothers of Jacob R. Hetrick John S. Hetrick - Sons of Jacob, brothers of Jacob R. Hetrick George F. Hetrick - Sons of Jacob, brothers of Jacob R. Hetrick

WORLD WAR I

Leroy Hetrick - Altoona, Penna. - France 1 9 1 7 - 1 9 1 9 Francis Hetrick - Altoona, Penna. - France 1917-1919 Oden Hetrick Lee Hetrick - Oley, Penna.

WORLD WAR 11

Paul Crocker - Clover Creek - India 2 years Harry H. Hetrick - Mayesville, Kentucky Donald Hetrick - New Guinea, 1941 Major L. T. Hetrick - served 5 years in U.S. Lt. James N. Focht Serg. Richard Hetrick Serg. Gerald Hetrick John S. Hetrick - Pottstown, Penna. R. D. 4 Woodrow Weaver 1st Lt. Melvin H. Hetrick

157 '.VORLD WAR II

Continued

Cpl. James Crowl - U. S. Marines Cpt. Jack B. Hetrick - Grove City, Pennsylvania Cpt. Robert J. Hetrick

KOREAN VIAR

Marion T. Crocker Bruce H. Hetrick Harvey Hetrick Dee Moyer Robert J. Hetrick Paul J. Hetrick Sgt. lst/c Leonard P. Fasick, Jr. Cpl. Robert H. Fasick - Alaska

158 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF HETRICK MEN

GREAT NAME SON OF GRANDSON OF GRANDSON OF

Austin Samuel A. Michael Nicholas Alfred D. Jacob Michael Nicholas Amos John Michael Nicholas Andrew S. George Samuel Nicholas Albert George Samuel Nicholas Allen W. Jacob B Nicholas Benjamin Michael Nicholas Carl Daniel Solomon Michael A. Michael Charles Solomon Jacob Nicholas Clarence E. David Michael A. Michael Christian A. Michael Nicholas Christian 1. Jacob Michael Nicholas Clare Oden David Michael Nicholas Cheater Jacob Luther Jacob R. Nicholas Clair Jacob Luther Jacob R. Nicholas Daniel Alfred Jacob Michael Nicholas Daniel G. Michael A. Michael Nicholas Daniel S. George Samuel Nicholas Daniel Gast Daniel Michael A. Michael David G. Michael A. Michael Nicholas David M. John H. Nicholas Dewalt Michael Nicholas Edwin Lewis John S. Jacob Ernest Andrew S. George Samuel Francis Marion Samuel John H. Nicholas Fred C. Elmer David Michael Frank S. George Samuel Nicholas Frederick F. John A. Michael Nicholas George Nicholas George Samuel Nicholas George Frank S. George Samuel George F. Jacob Nicholas George G. Michael A. Michael Nicholas George J. Harry Jacob Michael George W. George F. Jacob N. Nicholas Glenn C. John Daniel G. Michael Harry Jacob Michael Nicholas Harry Solomon Jacob N. Nicholas Harry H. Harry Jacob Michael Henry Lee Jacob Luther Jacob R. Nicholas Henry Luther David M. John H. Nicholas Howard D. George F. Jacob N. Nicholas Isaiah G. Michael A. Michael Nicholas Jacob Nicholas Jacob A. Michael Nicholas Jacob F. John A. Michael Nicholas Jacob Luther Jacob R. Jacob N. Nicholas Jacob M. Jacob Luther Jacob R. Jacob N. Jacob R. Jacob N. Nicholas James Soloman Jacob Nicholas

159 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF HETRICK MEN

GREAT NAME SON OF GRANDSON OF GRANDSON OF

James Jacob Luther Jacob R. Jacob N. John Benjamin Michael Nicholas John Harry Solomon Jacob N. John A. Michael Nicholas John C. Samuel F. John H. Nicholas John E. Daniel G. Michael A. Michael JohnH. Nicholas John Hall Jacob R. Jacob N. Nicholas John L. David M. John H. Nicholas John S. Jacob N. Nicholas Leroy David Michael A. Michael Leslie Nicholas Jacob A. Michael Lester David Michael Michael Lewis E. John S. Jacob N. Nicholas Levi G. Michael A. :Michael Nicholas Lloyd C. Elmer David Michael A. Martin L. Walter Andrew Jacob A. Michael Melvin C. Elmer David Michael A. Michael A. Michael Nicholas Miles D. David M. John H. Nicholas Nelson Walter Andrew Jacob A. Michael Newton George F. Jacob N. Nicholas Nicholas E. Jacob A. Michael Nicholas Oden Clare David G. Michael A. Michael Oden Clare, Jr. Oden Clare David G. Michael A. Olive.r Jacob A. Michael Nicholas Oscar B. Samuel F. John H. Nicholas Philip Jacob N. l\"icholas Philip K. John S. Jacob N. Nicholas Ralph George G. Michael A. Michael Raymond William Harry Jacob A. Michael Reuben F. John A. Michael Nicholas Richard Miles David M. John H. Robert J. Harry Jacob A. Michael Robert R. Jacob Luther Jacob R. Jacob N. Robert T. E. Amos John A. Michael Roy Levi G. Michael A. Michael Samuel Nicholas Samuel A. Michael Nicholas Sarr:uel F. John H. Nicholas Samuel G. Samuel Nicholas Samuel S. Jacob K. Nicholas Samuel S. Jacob Luther Jacob R. Jacob N. Solomon Jacob JS". Nicholas Solomon G. Michael A. Michael Nicholas Walter Andrew Jacob A. Michael Nicholas Walter B. Samuel F. John H. Nicholas Wilbur Philip K. John S. John~. William Michael Nicholas William Earl Christian Jacob Michael Willis Jacob Luther Jacob R. Jacob N.

160 BIBLIOGRAPHY

In writing a family history such as this, much research has to be done to obtain information on our pioneer ancestors. We have been very fortunate in obtaining the greater part of our history from old family records. These have been carefully preserved over the years. However, I the author wish to give credit to the following:

History of Jefferson County, Her Pioneers and Her People by W. J. McKnight and Commemorative Biographical Record.

Photostatic copies of the origional ship's lists - Division of Public Records, Historical Museum Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

To the vast majority who willingly furnished family records and pictures.

Trials Of Our Pioneers - J. L. Marshall.

161

INDEX OF HETRICK PARENTS

Abigail, 25 Clara, '.36 Adam, 15, 16, 21 Clara A. , 72. Agnes, 68 Clara Ann, 129 Alex, 22 Clara Elizabeth, 88 Alfaretta, 100 Clara Jean, 117 Alice, 104 Clarence C., 108 Allen Samu,:,l, 107 Clarence E. , 76 Alpheus Garner, 126 Clifford, 123 Alta, 34 Cloy Otis, 86 Amelia, 2.2 Connie, 125 Amos, 69 Daniel, 136 Andrew Walter, 86 Daniel Alfred, 88 Ann Elizabeth, 12.3 Daniel G. , 77 Anna Clara, 108 Daniel Gast, 77 Anna Mahala, 66 David Allen, 107 Anna Mary, 84 David M., 153 Anna May, 107 David G., 77 Annie, 21 Delilah, 102 Arminta, 32 Denzil, 125 Arvilla, 78 Dewey, 69 Audrey, 118 Donald, 12.3 Barbara, 133 Dora May, 36 Barbara C., 33 Dorothy, 104 Belle, 125 Dorothy M. , 8 7 Benjamin, 92 Edith, 98 Bernard, 24 Edward I., 28 Bernice L., 122 Edward M., 136 Bertie Charlotte, 32 Edwin, 77 Betty, 104 Elda, 149 BettyJ.,117 Elias, 27 Betty Pauline, 76 Elizabeth, 17, 2.0, 25, Bruce, 102 66, 68, 79, 112, 146 Bruce R., 97 Elizabeth Jane, 86 Carl, 10, 19 Elizabeth Jean, 108 Carl D., 78 Ella, 110, 149 Carl F., 34 Elliott R., 84 Carl Raymond, 87 Elmer, 70, 12.4 Carrie, 116 Elva, 34 Catherine, 22, 25, llO, 127 Emma, 105 C. Glenn, 36 Emma Jane, 12.7 Carl, 10, 19 Erma M., 107 Carl D., 78 Ernest B., 88 Carl F., 34 Esther, 2.1, 97 Carl Raymond, 87 Esther J., 70 Carrie, 116 Esther Pauline, 87 Catherine, 22, 25, 110, 127 Ethel Fern, 108 Charles, 25, 116 Etta, 2.3 Chester B., 105 Eula, 31 Christena, 140 Eva, 2.0 Christian lra, 8 5 Eve, 17 Christina, 25, 68, 92. Evelyn, 104 Christofel, 15 Ezra, 121 Clair, 101, 124 Frances A. , 70 Clair C. , 104 Frances Amelia, 107

163 INDEX OF HETRICK PARENTS

Francis, 17 Jacob '.'l .. 95 Francis Mar:on, 148 Jacob R., 100 Frank, 16, 26 Jacob S. , 114 Fred, 98 James C., 35 Frederick. 15, 19 James L. , 105 Frederick F., 69 Janet, 98, :05 Flora Susan, 153 Janet M. , 11 7 Florence, 97 Jean, 124 Floyd, 31, 98 Jessie G., 136 George, 17, 118 John, 16, 26, 115 George Alvin, 121 John A. , 68 George David, 108 John C., 26, :48 George F., 05 John E. , 77 George G., 79 John H., 145 George W., 97 John Hall, lC0 Gerald, 84, 124 Jc•hn Henrv, 108 Giles, 127 John L., 1'53 Gladys, 122 John Wilhelm, 15 Glenn C., 77 Joseph, 68 Grace, 76 Joseph E., 88 Grace F. , 148 Joseph F., 31, 32 Hannah, 17, 23 Jov Irene, 79 Harold, 24 June, 127 Harold B., 107 Kathenne D. , 71 Harold C., 105 Lavina, 65, 123 Harry, 115, 117 Lena, 35 Harry Benson, 106 :.,eo George, 122 Harry F., 31 Leonard, ]6 Harry H., 87 Leota, Celesta, 86 Harry Lee I, 104 Leslie T., 85 Harry Lee II, 104 Levi G., 79 Hazel A., 31 Lewis, 1!4 Helen G., 106, 148 Lila, 34 Helen Louise, 87 Lloyd, 76, 97 Helen Viola, 73 Lois, 34 Helena, 66 Lorretta, 22 Henry 16, 23 Louis, 68 Henry Elmer, 123 Louisa Jane, 88 Hilda Ruth, 87 Louise Elizabeth, 108 Horace Milton, 69 Lucille, 70, Howard, 98 Lucinda, 109 Ida Blanche, 76 Lulu, 126 Ina, 125, 13 7 M. Mae, 105 Ira, 98 M. Mari.an, 148 Irma, 105 Mabel, 97 Isabell, 117 Mabel E., 24 Ivyr. S. , 108 Magdalene, 20 J. Floyd, 31 Maggie V., 37 Jack, 25 Mahala, 66 Jacob, 16, 18, 26, 121 Margaret, 21, 106, 153 Jacob A., 83 Margaret Catherine, 153 Jacob Henry, 86 Margy, 69 Jacob Luther, 102 Marie 0. , 122 Jacob M. , 106 Marjorie, 84

164 INDEX OF HETRICK PARENTS

Martha, 7 8, 106 Ronald, 76 Martha C. , !l8 Roy, 79 Martin Lee, 87 Roy W., 104 Mary, 22, 59, 68, 101, 134, 145 Russell Frank, 87 Mary Alice, 117 Ruth, 68, 98 Mary C., ?8 Ruth Celesta, 86 Marv Catherine, 85 Sai.nt Helena, 88 Mary E., 95 Samuel, n8 Marv Justine, 123 Samuel A. , 65, 88 Mary Lena, 84 Samuel F., 147 Mary M., 104 Samuel S., 105, 106 Mary Magdalene, 31 Sara, 82, 100, 138 Mattie, 116 Sara Arrr.inda, 123 Maureen, 125 Sara Elizabeth, 35 Melvin. 76 Sara Jane, 119 Merle, 122 Scott, 115 Micha.el, 16, 59 Silas, 23 Michael A., 74 Soloman, 115 Mildred, 69 Soloman Clair, 117 Miles David, l53 Soloman G. , 78 Minnie, 69 Susan 21, 22, 89, 151 Minnie M., 23 Susanna, 16 Monroe, 31 Sylvia, 108 Nellie, 123 Thelrr.a, 98 Nelson V., 87 Theabalt, 91 Newton K., 98 Thomas, 17 Nicholas, 15, 17, 50 Verna, 97 Nicholas Elliott, 84 Verna M., 116 Nina, 13 7 Victoria M., 85 Norma Jane, 24 Vincent, 84 Oden Clare, 7 6 Viola, 127 Olive Janet, 25 Viola B., 107 Paul, Jr., 148 Violet, 122 Paul M., 148 Violet M., 36 Paul R., 32 Virgil L. , 88 Pearl L., 36, 117 Virginia, 84 Pearl Louise, 79 Walter, 98, 149 Peter, 15, 16, 17, 118 Walter F., 34 Phillip, 15, 17, 26 Warren E., 123 Phillip K., 99, 114 Wayne, 34 Polly. 116 Wynona T., 35 Ralph H., 79 William, 18, 22 Raymond, 99 William A., 88 Regina, 66 William Earl, 86 Rex, 108 William Edward, 35 Rheuben, 68 William Frederick, 24 Richard, 98 William Freeman, 98 Robert, 24 William Harry, 87 Robert Jacob, 87 William Leroy, 76 Robert R. , 106 Willis S. , 105 Robert R., Jr., 106 Zella, 9? Robert T. E. , 69 Roby, 124 Roland P., 23

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