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Published August 24, 1998 in the St Louis Post Dispatch
CLYMER, SISTER CATHERINE MARIE, O.P. Sister Catherine Marie Clymer, O.P.,
of
the Dominican Congregation of Our Lady of the Rosary, Sparkill, N.Y., on
August 23, 1998. Mass of Christian Burial at Dominican Convent, 175 Route
340, Sparkill, on Tuesday, 10:30 a.m. Burial in St. Agnes Cemetery.
Danny/Nancy Clemmer
http://clemmer.org/http://clemmer.org/1962/
Published in the Massillon, OH, Independent 9,11,1998
Arthur E. Clemmer, 52, of Jackson Township died Wednesday in Mercy Medical
Center after a brief illness.
Born Nov. 5, 1945, in Columbus, he was a son of the late Raymond and Nettie
Clemmer and lived in Massillon for the last 20 years. He was a general
manager for Ganley Volkswagen and had worked previously at Axelrod
Chrystler/Plymouth for 13 years during a lifelong career in the automobile
business.
Surviving are his wife, Helen E. Clemmer; and two daughters, Kristin and
Karin Clemmer of Massillon.
The funeral is a 10 a.m. in the Heitger Funeral Home Jackson Chapel with
Rev.
Ralph Young officiating. Burial is in Rose Hill Memorial Park.
Calling hours are 7-9 tonight in the funeral home.
Danny/Nancy Clemmer
http://clemmer.org/http://clemmer.org/1962/
Published in the Reno NV Gazette-Journal 1988-9-3
FERNLEY-Alton Mack Climer, 80, died Aug. 29, 1998, at Life Care Center
of Reno. A native of Batesville, Ark., he was born May 24, 1917, to
Horace and Hannah Hackney Climer and lived in Fernley for the past five
years, coming from Muldrow, Okla. Climer retired as owner and operator
of a gas station and was a World War II Army veteran. His wife, Anna,
died May 16. Surviving are daughter, Linda Sanders of Fernley; son,
Donald D. Marrs of La Quinta, Calif.; a sister, of Muskegon, Mich.; five
grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. No funeral is scheduled.
Burial will be at Northern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Fernley,
under the direction of Ross, Burke & Knobel Mortuary, Reno
Danny/Nancy Clemmer
http://clemmer.org/http://clemmer.org/1962/
Published in the Reno NV Gazette-Journal 1988-5-28
FERNLEY-Anna Mannan Climer, 88, died May 16, 1998, at Life Care Center
of Reno. A native of Natural Dam, Ark., she was born Oct. 20, 1909, to
Henry A. and Luella Tidwell Mannan and had lived in Fernley for the past
five years, coming from Muldrow, Okla. Mrs. Climer was a homemaker.
Surviving are husband, Alton and daughter, Linda Sanders, both of
Fernley; son, Donald D. Marrs, of La Quinta, Calif.; five grandchildren
and eight great-grandchildren. Burial was at Northern Nevada Veterans
Memorial Cemetery, under the direction of Ross, Burke & Knobel Mortuary,
Sparks.
Danny/Nancy Clemmer
http://clemmer.org/http://clemmer.org/1962/
I am forwarding the following message from our newest member. Anybody out
there able to help her?
I have subscribed to your list....I do not have much information on the
Klemmer side of the family
as my grandmother did not maintain contact with her family and my mom does
not know much. I think
that my grandmother, Jeanette V. Klemmer was born in Kitchener, Ontario in
1878 and that her
parents were Charles Klemmer 1847? and Elizabeth Habermehl (1849). I think
they orginally came
from Germany and my grandmother's family lived in Michigan.
Connie Dugger
Danny/Nancy Clemmer
http://clemmer.org/http://clemmer.org/1962/
CLEMMER-D-request(a)rootsweb.com wrote:
>
> Subject:
>
> CLEMMER-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 88
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> Today's Topics:
> #1 [CLEMMER-L] new to list [LuAnne Anderson <la(a)unlinfo.unl.ed]
> #2 [CLEMMER-L] obit ["Danny Clemmer" <dlcict(a)worldnet.a]
>
> Administrivia:
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> Subject: [CLEMMER-L] new to list
> Date: Tue, 01 Sep 1998 22:42:06 -0500
> From: LuAnne Anderson <la(a)unlinfo.unl.edu>
> To: CLEMMER-L(a)rootsweb.com
>
> Hello all,
>
> I'm new to this list and would like to introduce myself. My name is
> LuAnne (Shaw) Anderson from Lincoln, NE. I have been slowly researching
> my Shaw ancestors and in the process I have found a connection to the
> Clemmers (Klemmers). My great grandfather's brother's wife's mother was
> Mary Clemmer from Virginia. Mary's father's name was, John born 14
> March 1786 in Littlestown, Adams Co., PA. John's father's name was
> George Ludwig Klemmer b.1753 d.1829 and his mother's name was Magdalena
> (Modlena/Maglena). I've found some info on the web but would like to
> know if anyone else is researching these lines.
>
> My great grandfather's name was Warren Shaw (b.1840 d.1921). His
> brother's name, Harrison Shaw (b.1835 d.1893). Harrison's wife's name
> was Phebe Jane Loveland (b.1841 or 1844 d. 1927). She is the daughter
> of Luther Loveland and Mary Clemmer.
>
> Some of the surnames connected with my family are Bitzer, Stevens,
> Trowbridge, Cox, McDaniel, Davis, Smith,
> Loveland, Clemmer (Klemmer), Parkhurst, Puyle, Murry, Swan, Nevins,
> Mellington (Millington), Bond, Moore, Vondra, Marler, Simmers, Preston,
> Reed, Sherwood, Kyle, Anderson.
>
> I am interested in knowing if any one is also looking for any of these
> surnames.
> Thanks for your time,
> LuAnne Anderson
> la(a)unlinfo.unl.edu
>
> ______________________________
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Subject: [CLEMMER-L] obit
> Date: Wed, 2 Sep 1998 00:06:57 -0500
> From: "Danny Clemmer" <dlcict(a)worldnet.att.net>
> To: CLEMMER-L(a)rootsweb.com
>
> Published in the Bountiful UT Times-News 8/21/1998
>
> Kimberly - Marjorie L. Farley
> Marjorie L. (Polly) Farley, 69, of Kimberly, died
> Wednesday, Aug. 19, 1998, in Bountiful, Utah following a short illness.
> Polly was born on Oct. 15, 1928, in Buhl, the daughter to Sherman and Lillie
> Climer. She married Truman H. (Hayes) Brown in 1946. He preceded her in
> death. She married Verne Farley on March 5, 1970, in Twin Falls. Polly
> attended school in Kimberly and last year had an enjoyable time planning and
> organizing her 50th class reunion. She worked in the dry cleaning business
> in Twin Falls and Boise for approximately 35 years. Since retiring, Polly
> and Verne had enjoyed traveling in their RV, visiting family and friends.
> She was an excellent seamstress, painter, cook, and was very talented in
> crafts. Polly was a perfectionist at everything and took great pride in her
> home and her flowers. She was an active member of the First Christian Church
> where she held many positions. She participated in Bible study groups for
> many years. The church, scriptures and family were most important in her
> life. Polly is survived by her husband, Verne of Kimberly who so lovingly
> and unselfishly cared for her during these difficult last few months; two
> daughters, Patty Lee of Anaheim, Calif. and Vicki (Jack) Stephens of
> Anaheim, Calif.; two stepdaughters, Diane (Don) Stucker of Jerome, and
> Suzanne Berry of Orlando, Fla.; one sister, Annabelle (Roy) Barnes of
> Kimberly; three brothers-in-law, Bob (Ethlyn) Farley, Jack (Sue) Farley,
> Bill (Syd) Farley; and a sister-in-law, Iris (Terry) Dill. She is also
> survived by 12 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. She was preceded
> in death by her parents; two brothers, Burl and Harold "Hap" Climer; two
> sisters, Peggy Wolff and Bernice Climer; and one stepson, David Farley. Her
> funeral will be held on Saturday, Aug. 22, 1998, at 2 p.m. at the First
> Christian Church, corner of Sixth and Shoshone Street in Twin Falls with the
> Rev. Dave Drullinger officiating. Burial will follow at Sunset Memorial
> Park. Friends may call from 3 to 8 p.m. today at Reynolds Funeral Chapel in
> Twin Falls. Instead of flowers, the family suggest memorials be given to the
> First Christian Church in Polly's name or the charity of your choice.
> Contributions may be given to funeral chapel staff or mailed to Reynolds
> Funeral Chapel, 2466 Addison Ave. East, Twin Falls, ID 83301.
>
> Danny/Nancy Clemmer
> http://clemmer.org/
> http://clemmer.org/1962/
LuAnne,
It sounds like we are with the same clan. My CLEMMER is Ana, born in NC
in abt. 1812. Father John L. CLEMMER, married Hannah HOFFMAN. He was the
son of Valentine F. CLEMMER. Please contact me at cassg(a)earthlink.net
--
Cass Garcia
3212 W. 152nd. Place
El Camino Village, CA
90249-4008
I sent this to "Barbara A. Lewis" <balewis(a)comp.uark.edu>
in rep;y to hers of the 4th of September:
George Clymer is portrayed in the statue called " The Signer " at 5th
andChestnut Streets, adjacent to Independence Hall. Clymer signed the
Declarationof Independence.
`
This Clymer family is English and he is not related to any of us Clemmers who
settled in Montgomery and Bucks counties. It was common for Palatines
(Germans ) to stop in England first,and take this english version of the names
Klemmer or Clemmer then come to the new lands in America. Remember the
colonists has petitioned the Assembly and the King to prohibit any further
emigration of Palatines ( Germans ) to Philadelphia. The move was lead by Ben Franklin.
Leon Clemmer
Montgomery County
Pennsylvania
Even though my ancestor was a Clymer (and I am hoping related to George
the Signer), I keep an eye on the Clemmers. I believe the colonists
would've pronounced both c-l-y-m-e-r and c-l-e-m-m-e-r the same.
My John Clymer was the son of Balthazar or Baltus Clymer (sometimes
Clemmer). John md. Maria Kochersperger. John's son was Andrew Baltus
Clymer, who md. Lydia Buck. Their daughter, Christyanne, md. Edward
Page Morris of Philadelphia. Edward's mother was Sarah Wolfe Morris, of
Sussex Co, DE.
If any of these names ring a bell for someone, let me know.
Dann Norton
mrnor10(a)wworld.com
Found several references to George CLYMER in the following book:
Pennsylvania Colonia and Federal, A History:1608-1906 VolumeII
Editor:Howard M. Jenkins
Page 153: Year of 1775
Members of the Safety Committee: Samuel Miles, George Taylor, Joseph Reed,
Nicholas Fairlamb, GEORGE CLYMER, Samuel Howell (merchant), Alexander
Wilcocks, John Nixon, James Mease, and James Biddle.
Pages 158-161: July 4, 1776
...delegates met at Lancaster, Pennsylvania...elected Daniel Roberdeau and
James Ewing as Brigadier-Generals. Naturally the active men in the
military organizations or the local committeemen were chosen in this
time of excitement as delegate to the convention to frame a new
constitution. It was to be expected that the old statesmen would be
crowded out unless they were leaders in the revolutionary movement.
Franklin was such, and was sent by the city of Philadelphia, the rest of
its delegation being Colonel Marlack, Frederick Kuhl, Owen Biddle, Prof.
James Cannon, GEORGE CLYMER, George Schlosser, and David Rittenhouse. The
two greatest scientific men then living in Pennsylvania, Franklin and
Rittenhouse, were the only members of the entire body whose names were or
have become illustrious. George Ross was the distinguished personage of
the Lancaster county delegation. Franklin being unanimously chosen
President, Ross was very justly unanimously awarded the position of
Vice-President...................(more)
New Paragraph:
The meeting of this Convention July 15, 1776, marks the tranference of
power from the people whose ancestors had settled the province under
William Penn. Almost the first action was to substitute for Dickinson,
Allen, Humphreys, and Willing in the delegation to Congress, James Smith,
George Taylor, George Ross, Dr. Benjamen Rush, and GEORGE CLYMER, of whom
only the lst was of Quaker affiliation, and the last two born near
Philadelphia.................(more)
Interesting history.
Published in the Bountiful UT Times-News 8/21/1998
Kimberly - Marjorie L. Farley
Marjorie L. (Polly) Farley, 69, of Kimberly, died
Wednesday, Aug. 19, 1998, in Bountiful, Utah following a short illness.
Polly was born on Oct. 15, 1928, in Buhl, the daughter to Sherman and Lillie
Climer. She married Truman H. (Hayes) Brown in 1946. He preceded her in
death. She married Verne Farley on March 5, 1970, in Twin Falls. Polly
attended school in Kimberly and last year had an enjoyable time planning and
organizing her 50th class reunion. She worked in the dry cleaning business
in Twin Falls and Boise for approximately 35 years. Since retiring, Polly
and Verne had enjoyed traveling in their RV, visiting family and friends.
She was an excellent seamstress, painter, cook, and was very talented in
crafts. Polly was a perfectionist at everything and took great pride in her
home and her flowers. She was an active member of the First Christian Church
where she held many positions. She participated in Bible study groups for
many years. The church, scriptures and family were most important in her
life. Polly is survived by her husband, Verne of Kimberly who so lovingly
and unselfishly cared for her during these difficult last few months; two
daughters, Patty Lee of Anaheim, Calif. and Vicki (Jack) Stephens of
Anaheim, Calif.; two stepdaughters, Diane (Don) Stucker of Jerome, and
Suzanne Berry of Orlando, Fla.; one sister, Annabelle (Roy) Barnes of
Kimberly; three brothers-in-law, Bob (Ethlyn) Farley, Jack (Sue) Farley,
Bill (Syd) Farley; and a sister-in-law, Iris (Terry) Dill. She is also
survived by 12 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. She was preceded
in death by her parents; two brothers, Burl and Harold "Hap" Climer; two
sisters, Peggy Wolff and Bernice Climer; and one stepson, David Farley. Her
funeral will be held on Saturday, Aug. 22, 1998, at 2 p.m. at the First
Christian Church, corner of Sixth and Shoshone Street in Twin Falls with the
Rev. Dave Drullinger officiating. Burial will follow at Sunset Memorial
Park. Friends may call from 3 to 8 p.m. today at Reynolds Funeral Chapel in
Twin Falls. Instead of flowers, the family suggest memorials be given to the
First Christian Church in Polly's name or the charity of your choice.
Contributions may be given to funeral chapel staff or mailed to Reynolds
Funeral Chapel, 2466 Addison Ave. East, Twin Falls, ID 83301.
Danny/Nancy Clemmer
http://clemmer.org/http://clemmer.org/1962/
Hello all,
I'm new to this list and would like to introduce myself. My name is
LuAnne (Shaw) Anderson from Lincoln, NE. I have been slowly researching
my Shaw ancestors and in the process I have found a connection to the
Clemmers (Klemmers). My great grandfather's brother's wife's mother was
Mary Clemmer from Virginia. Mary's father's name was, John born 14
March 1786 in Littlestown, Adams Co., PA. John's father's name was
George Ludwig Klemmer b.1753 d.1829 and his mother's name was Magdalena
(Modlena/Maglena). I've found some info on the web but would like to
know if anyone else is researching these lines.
My great grandfather's name was Warren Shaw (b.1840 d.1921). His
brother's name, Harrison Shaw (b.1835 d.1893). Harrison's wife's name
was Phebe Jane Loveland (b.1841 or 1844 d. 1927). She is the daughter
of Luther Loveland and Mary Clemmer.
Some of the surnames connected with my family are Bitzer, Stevens,
Trowbridge, Cox, McDaniel, Davis, Smith,
Loveland, Clemmer (Klemmer), Parkhurst, Puyle, Murry, Swan, Nevins,
Mellington (Millington), Bond, Moore, Vondra, Marler, Simmers, Preston,
Reed, Sherwood, Kyle, Anderson.
I am interested in knowing if any one is also looking for any of these
surnames.
Thanks for your time,
LuAnne Anderson
la(a)unlinfo.unl.edu