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Subject: [CLEMMER-L] Clymer Mine #1
Does anyone know which Clymer this belonged to or what happened? Forgot to
write down the website for it.
Christina
HISTORIC COAL MINE DISASTERS IN PENNSYLVANIA 1900 - 1976
08-26-26 Clymer No. 1 Clymer, PA 44 Explosion
Bureau of Mines Bulletin 616, Historical Documentation of Major Coal-Mine
Disasters in the United States Not Classified as Explosions of Gas or Dust:
1846-1962
Bureau of Mines Bulletin 586, Historical Summary of Coal-Mine Explosions in
the United States, 1810-1958.
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Surnames: CLYMER, MOOK
Classification: Query
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Benjamin CLYMER (1819-1879) and his wife, Julia/Julyann (1821-1894),lived in Hartleton, Union Co., PA in 1870 with Mary E. MOOK, aged 8 (b. abt. 1862). The CLYMER's are buried in Hartleton Cemetery. What was Julia/Juliann's maiden name? Is she Benjamin's second wife? Was Julia/Juliann the biological mother of Mary E. MOOK? Does anyone have information on Mary E. MOOK?
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Surnames: Clymer Samson
Classification: Obituary
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George "Russell" Clymer was born on July 17, 1913
in Clinton, Oklahoma to George and Lucille Clymer.
He died June 2, 2003 at his home in Oklahoma City. He was a graduate Central High School class 1931 and married Kathleen
Samson in 1938. They were married for 62 years. He was
a member of the Army Aircorps during WWII. He was a
member of Siloam Lodge 276 AF&AM since 1949 and a life
member the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry. He was a Shriner
and a member of both the Oriental Band and the
Sun-trackers. He was retired from Del City Wire Company.
He was preceded death by his wife and is survived by his
son and daughter in law, Robert and Nancy and two
grandchildren, Kebi and Mason. Masonic graveside services
will be held at Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens on Thurs.
June 5,2003 at 11am.
I believe George and Lucille Clymer may have migrated from Hart Cty, Ky to western Ok around 1900.
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Surnames: c lymer nicolls
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i am looking for rosa nicolls clymer. how does the nicolls come in? I am related to both.
Peg Stamm
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Hi , I think I got this message by mistake. My old email was cphoffman(a)rtcol.com . My Clymers were in Indiana and I haven't been researching the line for some time. Good luck in your search. Charlene
JD Clemmer, teacher and historian, has left his mark on Polk County. He was a school teacher for four years and county
Superintendent of Schools for ten more.
During his years in education the last log schoolhouse in Polk County was replaced by a modern frame building and a system of
libraries was instituted in the public schools
In 1907 he bacame cashier of the Benton Banking Company and served for 16 years and then a year as vice president. Coming back
into education in 1923 he served four more years as Superintendent of Schools.
In 1928 he was appointed Assistant State Archeologist and did much work as reporter and columnist on early Polk and Indian
history.
The Clemmer scrapbooks assembled and preserved by JD Clemmer are one of the greatest single sources of information on the
history of Polk County. He made an invaluable contribution by recording much information that is to be found in no other source.
Clemmer was vitally interested in conservation and outdoor life. He developed the Bridal Veil Falls and blazed the "Clemmer
Trail". He was a lifelong farmer and a lifelong worker in the church, being Sunday School teacher for 26 years at the Benton
Methodist Church
In other community activities, he was postmaster for four years and insurance agent 25 years. He donated much of the land for
Polk County High School.
(Written by) Isham P. Lyle, 1964
Published in the Polk County Scrapbook, July 19, 1989, Page 33
Joyce Gaston Reece