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Found on another list:
Source: PAMONTGO-L(a)rootsweb.com
From: DLHGLH(a)aol.com
Subject: News from Pennsburg - December 17, 1904
Ref: Town and Country Newspaper
Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA
Saturday - December 17, 1904
. . .
LEASED ZIEGLERVILLE BUSINESS STANDS
Elmer F. CLEMMER, of Spring Mount, has leased the Zieglerville station
mills of the Schwenksville Bank, and will be ready for business on
Monday. He will keep all assortments of feed in his line and do
chopping for the farmers. Elias S. GRATER, of Gratersford, has
leased the hay house and coal yard and will have a full supply of
coal for sale in the near future, also be ready to receive hay.
HEREFORD MENNONITE CHURCH ON FIRE
Fire was discovered in the basement of the Hereford Mennonite church,
about 7 o'clock Sunday morning, by John B. CLEMMER who had built a
fire in the heater about half hour prior to that time. The fire was
spreading rapidly when discovered. Mr. CLEMMER at once gave the
alarm, when Albert OBERHOLTZER and a few others responded who
extinguished the flames after considerable labor.
. . .
Found on another list:
Source: NORCAL-L(a)rootsweb.com
From: Betty <betty(a)unisette.com>
Subject: Sac Bee Nov 21, 1904 Misc
Sacramento Evening Bee
Monday, November 21, 1904
. . .
COWBELLS ON THE BRANCHES GUARD THIS MAN'S ORANGES
REDDING (Shasta Co.), November 21 - Now that the oranges grown in the
front dooryards of Redding homes are taking on the golden hues of
ripeness, property owners are greatly annoyed by the nightly
depredations of the small boy who knows a good thing when he sees it
and whose conscience does not smite any harder for stealing oranges
than it would for raiding a watermelon patch in the Summer time.
A. KLEMMER, being subject to several raids, hit upon a novel plan of
detecting the pilferers. He borrowed a half-dozen cowbells. At
nightfall he distributed these musical intonators promiscuously among
the lower branches of the orange trees that bore the most tempting
baits of fruit. Before daylight next morning a newsboy on his early
rounds dropped a paper on the Klemmer doorstep and stopped to gather
some ripened oranges, as he had doubtless done before. He grabbed the
luscious fruit form the laden boughs that drooped from overhead. One,
two, three, four oranges dropped into his pockets. He didn't stop to
count any more, for there was a clanger of cowbells in the Klemmer
dooryard that sent the frightened newsboy scampering down the hill
with the speed of "greased lightning." In his flight he dropped his
bundle of morning papers, and that fact probably accounted for so many
subscribers in West Redding complaining that morning that they had
received no paper.
. . .
Found on another list:
Source: NCLINCOL-L(a)rootsweb.com
From: dusty008(a)att.net
Subject: Solomon Tetherow/Totherow
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list.
Classification: Query
Message Board URL:
http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/iVB.2ACI/2408
Message Board Post:
Hello to decendants of : Solomon was born in East Tennessee on March
28, 1800 and is the son of John Totherow and Elizabeth Clemmer. On
May 4, 1845 Solomon left St. Joseph, Missouri as wagonmaster on the
Oregon trail expecting to be the first permanent settlers in Oregon.
The train arrived in The Dalles in September, 1845 and in October,
1845 the train split. They spent the winter of 1845-46 at Fort Wallah
Wallah, which is now Washington. They did not reach the Williamette
valley South of what is not McMinnville, Oregon until the Spring of
1846. As it turned out they were the second group of permenant
settlers to arrive in Oregon.
In an old cemetary near Monmouth, Oregon are the graves of some of the
Totherows. Solomon died Feb 15, 1879 at the age of almost 79 and his
wife Ibba died March 25, 1869 at 62 1/2. If I may be of any further
info or assit please e-mail me at dusty008(a)att.net. I look forward to
finding any 'kin' living now and search for roots of our desendants.
Found on another list:
Source: TNPOLK-L(a)rootsweb.com
From: paulabicket(a)yahoo.com
Subject: Re: Jacob Clemmer's descendants
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list.
Surnames:
HAWKINS/BELL/CONNER/REDDEN/LARGENT/PANTER/MASON/PATTERSON/HARRIS/ROBER
TS/STAFFORD/JONES/SCROGGS/CLEMMER/RAGAN
Classification: Query
Message Board URL:
http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/AiB.2ACI/5.2
Message Board Post:
This should help; H.H. was the brother to my gg grandfather Jeptha
Hawkins. Paula
HENRY HEZEKIAH H. HAWKINS
Henry Hezekiah Hawkins was born January 19, 1829 and died July 30,
1898. He is buried in Dayton, Rhea County, TN. He is the brother to
Jeptha, William David (1837) and Andrew. He married Dorcas Louise
Redden approx. 1857.
Children of Henry Hezekiah H. Hawkins
WILLIAM DAVID HAWKINS
Born April 1, 1858 in Ducktown, Polk County, TN.
Died June 11, 1935 in Signal Mountain, Hamilton County, TN.
Married: He was married five times.
1st Malissie Ann Clemmer approx. 1878.
2nd Denie Bates married on November 1, 1908 in TN.
3rd Lena Green were married December 1, 1923 in TN.
4th Annie Simon were married May 18, 1928 in TN.
5th Ann Dyer and WD were married after 1929 in TN.
Found on another list:
Source: ONTARIO-L(a)rootsweb.com
From: Joan Koornstra <koorn(a)golden.net>
Some more marriages - to go online at:
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maryc/thisisit.htm
format - Registration No.; County; Groom; age; occupation; birthplace;
residence;
his parents; bride; age; birthplace; residence; her
parents; witnesses; marriage date and place.
. . .
012208-90 (Waterloo Co) Abraham S. CLEMMER, 30, farmer, Waterloo Twp,
Waterloo Twp, s/o Abraham B. & Lydia married Ellen STAUFFER, 23,
Waterloo Twp, Waterloo Twp, d/o Benjamin & Mary, witn: Ephraim & Mrs
CRESSMAN, 26 March 1890 in the Twp of Waterloo.
. . .
Found on another list:
Source: ONTARIO-L(a)rootsweb.com
From: "Del Templin" <dtemplin(a)sprint.ca>
Subject: 1879 Marriages Waterloo Co.
Some more marriages - to go on line at:
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maryc/thisisit.htm
Check for recent updates:
format - Registration No.; County; Groom; age; birthplace; residence;
status; occupation; his parents; bride; age; birthplace; residence;
status; her parents; witnesses; marriage date and place
. . .
10767-79, (Waterloo Co.), John RANDEL, 27, Woolwich, Woolwich,
b, farmer, s/o Thomas & Rosina RANDEL, married Lea CLEMMER, 20,
Waterloo,
Waterloo, s, d/o Jacob & Anna CLEMMER, witn: Jacob CLEMMER, Waterloo &
Peter SCHANTZ, Woolwich, on 7 October 1879, at Waterloo
. . .
Found on another list:
Source: SELLERS-L(a)rootsweb.com
From: "marie sellers hollinger" <mari(a)netins.net>
Subject: RE: [SELLERS] Franklin Co. PA Records
LYNN and all
here's the Ph Henry SELLERS document = IS he PHILIP HENRY SELLERS or
did he
go by HENRY SELLERS?,
DID others go by Henry and not Philip ?
And part of this DERSTINE/BERKEY land land in MONT CO, PA (which was
made
from the Buck Co, Pa land)
msh
====
Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834
Page 362. Samuel Detweiler, Rockhill Twp., yeoman. March 6, 1807.
Proved October 7, 1808.
Sons John, Jacob and Leonard exrs. Dau. Anne (unm.) household Goods,
Money &c. and rooms in House. Son Jacob Plantation, 150 Acres where I
dwell adj. Christian Clemmer, Isaac Derstine, Land devised to son
John,
[adj.?]Abraham Gerhart and North branch of Perkimey Creek; also 42 1/2
acres 1/2 of Tract bought of Henry Berkey. Son John Plantation
purchased of Ph. Henry Seller 135 acres and remaining half part of
tract bought of Henry Berkey. Son Samuel, Grist and Oyl Mill and 76
3/4
Acres bought of George Meyer, partly in Montgomery Co. Son Leonard
Plantation purchased of John Treichler, in Hilltown 170 1/4 Acres.
Wits: Abraham Stout, Jacob Kinsey, George Clemens.
Found on another list:
Source: PAMONTGO-L(a)rootsweb.com
From: DLHGLH(a)aol.com
Subject: News from Pennsburg - October 29, 1904
Ref: Town and Country Newspaper
Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA
Saturday - October 29, 1904
. . .
THIS BEET BEATS ALL BEETS
Mrs. W.A. CLEMMER, of Clayton, raised a red beet that is twenty-one
inches
in length, and measures fourteen inches in circumference. The beet
weighs five
pounds.
. . .
Found on another list:
Source: PAMONTGO-L(a)rootsweb.com
From: DLHGLH(a)aol.com
Subject: News from Pennsburg - October 22, 1904
Ref: Town and Country Newspaper
Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA
Saturday - October 22, 1904
. . .
SKIPPACK
. . .
This week Charles P. SMITH entered J.K. CLEMMER's restaurant,
Norristown. He
was hired this last year until now with Samuel M. MOYER.
. . .