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| 6751 | BALLARD, Robert G. - Of Flushing, age 91, died Sunday, September 11, 2022 at The Oaks at Woodfield. Memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, September 17, 2022 at the Swartz Funeral Home, 1225 West Hill Road, his son, Jamie Ballard officiating. Visitation 3 p.m. - 8 p.m. Friday, September 16, 2022 at the funeral home. Cremation has taken place. Visitation 10 a.m. Saturday until the time of the service. Those desiring may make contributions to Genesee Sportsman's Club, 8208 North Seymour Road, Flushing or the Humane Society of Genesee County. Robert was born in Flint, Michigan on February 14, 1931, the son of the late Francis and Edith (Trollinger) Ballard. He attended Flint Northern High School and was drafted in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. He married Dona J. Randolph while on leave before being stationed in Germany. Dona joined him there and they traveled a lot while in Europe. One they were back home, he returned to work for his dad at Ballard and Ballard Coal, Acorn Lumber and Builder's Market. He learned the construction trade totally and worked it the rest of his life. In about 1977 he and Dona bought an old farmhouse in Flushing. He remodeled it to her taste and she redecorated it completely. They lived there about 38 years. They both loved it. Dad also spent his whole adult life as a member of Genesee Sportsman's Club. He was President of the club for many years and the Treasurer. He shot trap and skeet, but mostly won trophies for trap. He was an avid outdoorsman and hunter. Hunting was usually at Houghton Lake staying at the cabin with his father-in-law, Harold "Poppy". All three kids joined in the hunting and shot their first deer with dad and Poppy. He was a life member of the NRA and loved fly fishing and really loved his grandkids. After retirement he and Dona moved to a condo in Flushing. He still enjoyed shooting until his eyesight got too poor and he had to give it up. He is survived by his wife of 70 years, Dona; his daughter, Debby and Tim Lintz; his oldest son, Mike and Bethann Ballard; his youngest son, Jamie and Lisa Ballard; grandchildren, Chad and Lindsey Ballard, Jessica and Andrew Palumbo, Amanda Ballard, Mallory Ballard and Lanie Ballard; great-grandchildren, Avery and Lucas Ballard, Aleena, Myla and Kaelyn Palumbo; sister, Helen Baum and nephews, Steven and Larry (Flo) Baum and favorite niece, Judy Bouchard. | Ballard, Robert Gary (I29873)
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| 6752 | Balthas Trollinger in the Baden, Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1502-1985 Baden, Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1502-1985 Name: Balthas Trollinger Event Type: Sterbefall (Death) Death Date: 2. Feb 1575 (2 Feb 1575) Death Place: Zaisenhausen, Baden (Baden-Württemberg), Preußen (Germany) Parish as it Appears: Zaisenhausen | Trollinger, Balthus (I38708)
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| 6753 | Balthasarus Trollinger was born on 22 Aug 1587 in Zaisenhausen, Baden. Balthasarus Trollinger Deutschland Geburten und Taufen Name Balthasarus Trollinger Event Date 1587 Gender Male Birth Date 22 Aug 1587 Birth Year 1587 Birthplace Zaisenhausen, Baden, Germany Christening Place Zaisenhausen, Baden, Germany Father's Name Wendel Trollinger Mother's Name Barbara CITING THIS RECORD "Deutschland Geburten und Taufen, 1558-1898," database,FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N52H-ZMG :accessed 19 February 2016), Balthasarus Trollinger, ; citingZaisenhausen, Baden, Germany; FHL microfilm 1,256,770. | Trollinger, Balthasarus (I38700)
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| 6754 | Baltimore, Passenger Lists, 1820-1948 and 1954-1957 about Karl Ullmann Name: Karl Ullmann Arrival Date: Jul 1907 Age: 26 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1881 Gender: Male Race: German Port of Departure: Bremen, Germany Ship Name: Main Port of Arrival: Baltimore, Maryland Friend's Name: Friedr Ullmann brother Last Residence: Germany Page: 78 shoemaker Parents: Christ Ullmann Lollar Hessen blonde blue 5'6" 1910 United States Federal Census about Karl Ullman Name: Karl Ullman Age in 1910: 29 Birth Year: abt 1881 [1881] Birthplace: Germany Home in 1910: Pittsburgh Ward 23, Allegheny, Pennsylvania Race: White Gender: Male Immigration Year: 1907 Relation to Head of House: Boarder Marital Status: Single Father's Birthplace: Germany Mother's Birthplace: Germany Pennsylvania, U.S. Naturalization Originals, 1795-1930 about Carl Ullmann Name: Carl Ullmann Age: 33 Birth Date: 24 Apr 1881 Birth Location: Germany Naturalization Date: 2 Feb 1915 Spouse Name: Gertrude Ullmann Arrival Year: 1907 Court Type: District Court Court Location: Western District, Pennsylvania Carl Ullmann in the Pennsylvania, Federal Naturalization Records, 1795-1931 Name: Carl Ullmann Declaration Age: 31 Record Type: Declaration Birth Date: 24 Apr 1881 Birth Place: Lollar Germany Arrival date: 9 Jul 1907 Arrival Place: Baltimore, Maryland Declaration Date: 9 Dec 1912 Declaration Place: Pennsylvania Declaration Number: 18391 bartender 919 Spring Garden Ave, PGH 12 PA 1920 United States Federal Census about Carl Ullman Name: Carl Ullman Age: 39 Birth Year: abt 1881 Birthplace: Germany Home in 1920: Pittsburgh Ward 22, Allegheny, Pennsylvania Street: Buena Vista Street House Number: 1223 Race: White Gender: Male Immigration Year: 1911 Relation to Head of House: Head Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Gertrude Ullman Father's Birthplace: Germany Mother's Birthplace: Germany Occupation: Bartender Industry: Saloon Employment Field: Wage or Salary Home Owned or Rented: Own Home Free or Mortgaged: Mortgaged Naturalization Status: Naturalized Attended School: No Able to Read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Carl Ullman 39 Gertrude Ullman 39 Lottie Akerley 60 mother in law 1930 United States Federal Census about Carl Ullman Name: Carl Ullman Gender: Male Birth Year: abt 1881 Birthplace: Germany Race: White Home in 1930: Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania Marital Status: Divorced Immigration Year: 1906 Relation to Head of House: Boarder Father's Birthplace: Germany Mother's Birthplace: Germany | Ullmann, Karl (I11972)
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| 6755 | baptised 19 June, sponsors Jacob Hitschner and wife Elisabeth,grandparents Friesburg Emanuel Lutheran Church, translated by Rev Herman G.L. Drewsfor the WPA, published by the Glouster County Historical Society 1984. | Hitschner, Jacob (I12574)
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| 6756 | Baptised 20 May 1830 s/o George Trullinger and Honora Durbin sponsors Benjamin and Margaret Durbin, St Lukes | Trullinger, CPL Joseph D (I18518)
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| 6757 | Baptised at St. Marks Lutheran Butler PA, Godparents Gottlieb and Mary Seif. As a small child he received a penknife as a gift and promptly carved his initials on each side of the front door to the house in Hannahstown, Butler County PA. According to my father, he was soundly spanked for this act. I saw these initials still on either side of the door in 1970. When the house was being torn down, my father had a piece of the board saved and it is in the celler in Slippery Rock. Adolph ran away to join the Army during the civil war. According to the stories in the family, he ran off three times. the first two times his mother was successful in bringing him back to the farm. He claimed to be 18 but in reality was only 16 at the time. He enlisted in Capt. Cooper's Battery Independent. Battalion (later named Battery A PA Light Artillery) Pennsylvania Artillery (100 days 1864) serving 19 May 1864 to 29 August 1864. Physical description 5 foot 9 1/2 inches tall, had brown hair and hazel eyes. Although his service record is slim it is a safe bet that he served in the fortifications erected around the Pittsburgh area to protect the steel industry and the Allegheny Arsenal. Some of those Forts were named and are familiar to native Pittsburghers. Forts Brunot, McKever, Fulton, Black, Smalls, McKinley, McKnight, Mechanic were the names that came down in an article in the now extinct Pittsburgh Press by George Swetnam. There were some 20 redoubts and 13 Batteries on a Corps of Engineers map made by a Captain Craighill. There is a frustrating one liner that teases. A Camp Brooks is mentioned but no location is given. " Battery A was mentioned as being stationed there." After the war he enlisted 4 Feb 1867 in K Company 11th Infantry Regiment and served until Experation Term of Service. He was discharged 4 Feb 1870 at Granada MS. According to his pension file he was married at the English Evangelical Lutheran Church in Allegheny City (since 1906 the north side of PGH) by the Rev J(ohn) G. Goettman ( the 2nd Pastor there). This church became Trinity Lutheran and was located at Stockton and Arch Streets. It was torn down for redevelopment in the late 1960s. The church is now located at 616 W. North Ave. The early records are at Thiel College Greenville PA. The church was an off shoot of the English Evangelical Lutheran on Grant Street which is one of the oldest churches in the city. Family tradition from my uncle Chick has it that he was a very strong man and could lift a barrel of whiskey to drink from. Resided 504 East North Avenue, Pittsburgh PA. He worked at various trades and was killed by falling off a ladder on Neville Island. Resided 174 Ohio Street, Allegheny City in 1890 veteran's census. | Drollinger, Adolph William Jr. (I2208)
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| 6758 | Baptised at St. Marks Lutheran Butler PA, Godparents Gottlieb and Mary Seif. As a small child he received a penknife as a gift and promptly carved his initials on each side of the front door to the house in Hannahstown, Butler County PA. According to my father, he was soundly spanked for this act. I saw these initials still on either side of the door in 1970. When the house was being torn down, my father had a piece of the board saved and it is in the celler in Slippery Rock. Adolph ran away to join the Army during the civil war. According to the stories in the family, he ran off three times. the first two times his mother was successful in bringing him back to the farm. He claimed to be 18 but in reality was only 16 at the time. He enlisted in Capt. Cooper's Battery Independent. Battalion (later named Battery A PA Light Artillery) Pennsylvania Artillery (100 days 1864) serving 19 May 1864 to 29 August 1864. Physical description 5 foot 9 1/2 inches tall, had brown hair and hazel eyes. Although his service record is slim it is a safe bet that he served in the fortifications erected around the Pittsburgh area to protect the steel industry and the Allegheny Arsenal. Some of those Forts were named and are familiar to native Pittsburghers. Forts Brunot, McKever, Fulton, Black, Smalls, McKinley, McKnight, Mechanic were the names that came down in an article in the now extinct Pittsburgh Press by George Swetnam. There were some 20 redoubts and 13 Batteries on a Corps of Engineers map made by a Captain Craighill. There is a frustrating one liner that teases. A Camp Brooks is mentioned but no location is given. " Battery A was mentioned as being stationed there." Civil War Fortifications in Allegheny (1863) In an effort to defend the city and its war efforts from invasion, Major General Brooks oversaw the construction of thirty-seven forts and redoubts surrounding Pittsburgh in June of 1863. Five of these fortifications were planned and built within Allegheny City, and were the only fortifications to be numbered. Fort #1 was called Fort McKee? It was located on Colfax Street near Island Avenue in the vicinity of Mount Union Cemetery (today, this is Division 1 of Union Dale Cemetery). It is believed that this fortification was constructed for the defense of the railroad yards in Manchester. This site is no longer visible due to 20th Century buildings. Fort # 2 was originally called Fort Brunot, although it is most often referred to as Fort McKeever. It was built on the McKeever farm on what was known as Black Lane (now Marshall Avenue) on the hill rising above Fort #1. The shape of this fort was unique because it was a square. Today, residences of this neighborhood believe that you can still see remains of the forts earthen works on the grounds of the Pressley Ridge School. This fort was one of the only structures that were completed during the Civil War. The name Brunot was in honor of Allegheny Resident, Felix R. Brunot a prominent lawyer, who was also the honorary chairmen of the Sanitary Fair that was held in Allegheny in 1864. Fort #3 was unnamed and was located near today's intersection of Marshall Avenue and Perrysville Avenue. Fort # 4 was called Fort Fulton and renamed Fort Childs? It was located east of the other Allegheny fortifications and was adjacent to today's Northview Heights housing development. This fortification guarded the Butchers Run Valley and the Plank Road. As late as 1991, remnants of the fort were still visible. Fort #5 was called Fort Kirkwood? It was located on land owned by Judge Lowrie and is most likely the site of today's St. Nicholas Cemetery in Reserve Township (just outside the border of Allegheny City). The fort overlooked Girty's Run, the borough of Millvale and had a commanding view of the Allegheny River. Of special note, this fort was completed by labor from Allegheny's African-American citizens. This is the only known site that utilized the labor of the African-American community. Nothing is known to remain of this fortification. After the war he enlisted 4 Feb 1867 in K Company 11th Infantry Regiment and served until Expiration Term of Service. He was discharged 4 Feb 1870 at Granada MS. According to his pension file he was married at the English Evangelical Lutheran Church in Allegheny City (since 1906 the north side of PGH) by the Rev J(ohn) G. Goettman ( the 2nd Pastor there). This church became Trinity Lutheran and was located at Stockton and Arch Streets. It was torn down for redevelopment in the late 1960s. The church is now located at 616 W. North Ave. The early records are at Thiel College Greenville PA. The church was an off shoot of the English Evangelical Lutheran on Grant Street which is one of the oldest churches in the city. Family tradition from my uncle Chick has it that he was a very strong man and could lift a barrel of whiskey to drink from. Resided 504 East North Avenue, Pittsburgh PA. He worked at various trades and was killed by falling off a ladder on Neville Island. Resided 174 Ohio Street, Allegheny City in 1890 veteran's census. According to my father he was not a very nice chap at all. He would beat his daughter in law to get money to drink with and never paid his rent. The owner of the house being the aunt of his wife. Supposedly he wouldn't go to work unless he had 2 half pints of whiskey. One for breakfast and one for lunch? 1850 United States Federal Census Name: Adolphus W Drollinger Age: 2 Birth Year: abt 1848 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home in 1850: Clearfield, Butler, Pennsylvania, USA Gender: Male Family Number: 333 1860 United States Federal Census Name: Adolphus Drollinger Age: 12 Birth Year: abt 1848 Gender: Male Birth Place: Pennsylvania Home in 1860: Jefferson, Butler, Pennsylvania Post Office: Butler Family Number: 262 1882 1883 City Directory was a tanner 132 Chestnut St Census of 1890 residing 174 Ohio St Allegheny City PA Home in 1900: Pike St. Allegheny Ward 3, Allegheny, Pennsylvania Household Members: Name Age Adolph W Drollinger 52 engineer Josephine Drollinger 46 Clarie Drollinger 19 tabulator Adolph W Drollinger 6 | Drollinger, PVT Adolphus Wilhelm Sr. (I2209)
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| 6759 | Baptised Indianfield Lutheran, Montgomery County PA. | Drollinger, Johan Michael (I16723)
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| 6760 | Baptised St. Marks Lutheran Butler PA Godparents Gottlieb and Margaretha Seif. According to grandson W. Phillip Glunt he went west to Ellis county Kansas, lived in a dugout. He died of Pneumonia in Denver CO after driving horses there to sell to the Army. Supposed to be buried in Ellis Graveyard but no stone found. This according to interview with the late W Philipp Glunt in the late 1970s. My father claimed he got land out there based on military service of Adolph W. Drollinger, nothing found to back this up. The 1880 mortality census for Pottawatomie County Kansas said he was a stockman and died of typhoid fever in Feb 1880. This would have been given to the census taker by his wife, Bertha. He was a member of the IOOF in Saxonburg PA. Whether he continued as a member in Kansas is unknown. He was in Allegheny City with his brother and came back to have his daughter Della baptised in St Luke's. Why and when he went to Kansas is unknown. Perhaps it was because of his sister, Emma, and her husband. Yet he went further west to Ellis and they settled in Pottowatamie and Riley County area. Confirmed Palm Sunday 1865, moved to Allegheny City 1871. Possibly to live with his older brother? Married St Luke's 17 Nov 1874, after birth of oldest daughter, Viola. His daughter Della Philippina born 22 Nov 1877 baptised there. | Drollinger, Philipp Gottleib (I2215)
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| 6761 | Baptism 1797 4 Jun Most Blessed Sacrament Ch., Goshenhoppen | Schmitt, Mary (I37824)
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| 6762 | Baptism Friesburg Emanuel Lutheran Church Leonhard Coelsch of Philip and Margaretha b. 12 Nov 1767, sponsors the parents themselves Kelch, Leonard. grantee. Title Land grant 20 November 1817 Summary Location: Tyler County. Description: 100 acres on the waters of McElroys Fork of Middle Island Creek adjoining McFairlands land. Source: Land Office Grants No. 67, 1817-1818, p. 85 (Reel 133). Part of the index to the recorded copies of grants issued by the Virginia Land Office. The collection is housed in the Archives at the Library of Virginia. Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Grants A-Z, 1-124, reels 42-190; Virginia State Land Office. Grants 125- , reels 369-. Kelch, Leonard. grantee. Title Land grant 10 February 1819. Summary Location: Tyler County. Description: 100 acres on the waters of McElroys Fork of Middle Island Creek. Source: Land Office Grants No. 68, 1819, p. 100 (Reel 134). Part of the index to the recorded copies of grants issued by the Virginia Land Office. The collection is housed in the Archives at the Library of Virginia. Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Grants A-Z, 1-124, reels 42-190; Virginia State Land Office. Grants 125- , reels 369-. Will: Written 30 Jun 1847, wife living when written, Tyler Co., VA. I Leonard Kelch, feeling the burden of age and conscious that my days will soon be numbered, do leave this as my last will and testament, to wit, to my wife I leave a comfortable maintenance during her life, to be derived from any real or personal property of which I may die posessed, and that she have the privilage of retaining my real and personal property in her posession, or so much of it as shall remain after all my legal debts are discharged, or should she become dissatisfied or should she become incapacitated from age or affliction, it is my request that my Executor, at her desire, would at public sale dispose of all my property and apply the proceeds as above directed , or so much of them as may be found necessary to insure her comfort . And at her death what remains to be divided equally among my heirs namely Phillip Kelch, Rachel Roberts, deceased, John Kelch, Samuel Kelch, Leonard Kelch, Ruel Kelch, Alice Davis, Deceased, Christena Perry, Hyram Kelch, and Levi Kelch the deceased of my children shall have their part distributed among their children. In Witness I have signed this, this day and date above mentioned. Samuel S. Russells John D. Gormo xx Leonard Kelch his mark Tyler Co. Court July Term 1848 The previous will of Leonard Kelch was copied from an old handwritten copy which was found in a box of belongings of Fannie J Kelch (Conrad). Fannie died 10 Feb 1908 in Eugene, Ver. Co.,IN. She was the youngest daughter of John G. Kelch and was probably the last to leave his household in Jasper Co., IL., when he died. Fannie married Abram Conrad, a law officer who was knifed to death in Eugene in 1892. Maybe, the copy, of the will, that Fannie had was the one that was sent to her father, John G. Kelch at the death of his father, (Leonard). Leonard died in 1848 when John G was living in Eagle Creek Village, Boone Co., IN. We know that because that is the year and the place that his son Levi R. was born. Name: Leonard Kelch Company: 123 REG'T (FEB.-MAR., 1815,) VIRGINIA MIL. Rank - Induction: CORPORAL Rank - Discharge: CORPORAL Roll Box: 115 Roll Exct: 602 American Revolutionary War Rejected Pensions about Leonard Kelch Name: Leonard Kelch State: Virginia LOCATION: --, Tyler Reason: For further proof. Pension application of Leonard Kelch (Kealch) R5823 fn16NC/Va. Transcribed by Will Graves rev'd 8/11/09 State of Virginia, Tyler County On this 11th day of January in the year of Christ 1834 personally Appeared before me W. Underwood Justice of the peace in and for said County of Tyler Leonard Kelch a highly respectable Citizen of the County & State aforesaid aged 70 years the 13th day of November last past who being first duly sworn according to law doth on his Oath make the following Declaration in Order to obtain the benefit of the Act of Congress of 7th June 1832. That he Entered the Service of the United States and Served under the following named officers as herein stated. That in the County of Hampshire and State of Virginia he thinks on 25th day of December in the year 1781 he was Drafted for a tour of three months under Captain Edward McCarty Lieutenant James Carathers Ensign Nixon Orderly Sergeant Nixon Christian names not recollected in the Virginia militia declarant states he was marched from Hampshire County aforesaid to Winchester in the County of Frederick and State aforesaid in obedience to the orders of his said Captain Edward McCarty and was Engaged during his whole tour in guarding and defending the Barracks near Winchester aforesaid and keeping a strict watch on the British prisoners of war taken at the surrender of Lord Cornwallis October previous and which were kept at the Barracks aforesaid declarant States his tour of three months having Expired for which he was drafted that he was discharged by his said Captain Edward McCarty about 25th or 26th day of March of the year 1782 at Winchester Barracks - aforesaid after having served three months a private soldier in Captain Edward McCartry's [sic] Company of Virginia Militia declarant does not recollect the No. of the Regiment but he thinks Colonel Neril [?1 ] was Commander of the Regiment. Declarant does not recollect of seeing any General Officer at the barracks aforesaid although there may have been a General there affiant then returned to his home in Hampshire County Virginia where he remained till May 1782. He then went to Big Pigeon Rises in Greene County then in the State of North Carolina and on or about the first day of June of the year 1782 he volunteered his services for a tour of three months to march against the Cherokee towns situated on the Cowee River under Captain John Tipton Lieutenant Thomas Tipton Ensign Nicholas Boning [could be Borring] Sergeant's name not recollected in a Regiment of North Carolina troop No. of Regiment he has forgotten he recollects that General Savare or Severer [sic, John Sevier?] or some such name Commanded the Expedition against the Cherokee towns declarant states the troops were generally mounted men who Equipped themselves at their own Expense affiant furnished his own horse Sword and pistols affiant further states that he never got his pay for this tour which Governor and the officers promised the volunteers he states that the mounted men of which he was one rendezvoused at the house of a man named Waddle on Holston River from thence he was marched through a wilderness Country to the Cherokee towns on the Cowee River and participated in Burning the Cowee towns destroying their Cattle and Corn and taking all the Indians' horses 32 or 3 in number applicant says the troop shot some horses that they could not catch two Indian warriors and two squaws were killed and two children taken prisoners - after the destruction of the Indian towns affiant states the Army then retraced their steps and returned to North Carolina again his tour of three months having Expired he was discharged by his said Captain John Tipton on 1 Peter Keltch, a descendant of this veteran offered the following observation about who the veteran MIGHT have been referring to in referring to a Col. Neril. Peter writes: "I thought to myself "What if he was referring to someone named Neville?" Sure enough I found a prominent family named Neville. General John Neville and his son, brevet Brigadier General Presley Neville, a son-in-law of Gen. Daniel Morgan. They were from the area of NW VA and SW PA. Presley was an aide to Lafayette for 3 years. Presley was a colonel when he was captured at Charleston. He was exchanged in May 1781 in time to be the man in question. It sounds like the sort of job such a man would be given. In later years he is referred to as General Neville, although I am not sure when he was given that rank. It might be interesting for me to check that out more thoroughly." Holston River then in the State of North Carolina in the County of Greene at the house of a man named Waddle after having served three months as a volunteer private soldier in Captain John Tipton's company of North Carolina troops of mounted men on or about 7th day of September in the year 1782 he served with Virginia militia and North Carolina troops and with no other kind of troops to the Best of his knowledge and belief he knew and was well acquainted with General Savare or Savaree [sic, Sevier ?] who commanded the Expedition against the Cherokee towns he knew but few officers Except those under whom he served he has stated all his services in the war of the revolution to the best of his recollection he is too old and infirm to attend at the Court house of the said County of Tyler from which he lives 14 miles he does not know of any Person living that can testify to his Services he has lost all his discharges many years ago he has no documentary Evidence of his service putting all his Services together he was six months in the Service of the United States within the period of the revolutionary war he further states that he was a standing volunteer in Captain Tipton's Company - from June 1782 till the first day of December 1783 a period of 14 or 15 months that he held himself in readiness to march at a moment's warning but was not called out Except the three months tour to the Cherokee towns before named he hereby relinquishes Every claim whatever to a pension or annuity - Except the present and he declares that his name is not on the pension roll of the agency of any State declarant thinks proper here to state that when a very old man during the Late war he substituted in the place of a man named William Burkett who was Drafted in the Virginia militia from our County and further that the officers conferred on declarant the office of Corporal as a reward for his devotion to his Country's cause and further that he marched as far as Kingwood in the County of Preston on his March to Norfolk when the news of peace arrived he wishes not to be understood to claim a right to this service he only thinks proper to have it mentioned in his Declaration. Sworn to and subscribed the day and year aforesaid. S/ Leonard Kelch To the Several Interrogatories prescribed By the War department and propounded to the Applicant is answered as follows -- 1. I was born in the year 1763 in Salem County and State of New Jersey. 2. I have a copy of my age taken from my mother's Bible. 3. I was living when I entered the service in Hampshire County & State of Virginia since the war I have lived in the states of North Carolina, New Jersey, Pennsylvania & Virginia where I now reside in our County 4. My first tour I was drafted my second I was a volunteer all the time a private Soldier and I served as such. 5. I knew in the Service General Savare or Saveree [sic, Sevier ?], Col. Neril I do not know whether they were regular officers or not I do you But few officers Except those under whom I served I served with Virginia militia and North Carolina troops I have detailed the general circumstances of my Service as well as I can recollect in my Declaration. 6. I have lost or mislaid my discharges many years ago. 7. I am known to George B. Hopkins as clergyman and Robert P. Mackkie [sic] citizens of Tyler County & State of Virginia who can testify as to my character for veracity - and their belief of my having been a soldier of the revolution. Sworn to and And subscribed the day & year aforesaid. S/ Leonard Kelch [George B. Hopkins, a clergyman and Robert P. Mackie gave the standard supporting affidavit.] [On May 18, 1854 in Tyler County, Virginia, Leonard Kealch, Junior filed a power of attorney appointing Charles C. Tucker to prosecute the claim of Leonard Kelch under the 1832 Act. Presumably, Leonard Kealch, Jr. was a relative of the veteran, but there is no indication in the file of the relationship, if any, between the two men.] | Kelch, Leonard (I1155)
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| 6763 | Baptism Sponsors Lena Saltzer (Carrie's mother) | Spohn, Arrah Harrison (I12201)
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| 6764 | Baptism: 10 JUL 1831 Huff's Church, Hereford Twp., Berks Co. PA, son of Peter and Anna Trolinger, sponsors are John Gerhard and Maria. | Trollinger, Reuben (I2013)
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| 6765 | Baptism: 12 JUL 1829 Huff's Church, Hereford Twp., Berks Co. PA,, daughter of Peter and Anna Trollinger, sponsors are John Miller and Maria Name: Marianna Trollinger Gender: Female Event Type: Christening Event Date: 12 Jul 1829 Event Place: HUFFS CHURCH, HEREFORD TWP, BERKS, PENNSYLVANIA Birth Date: Birthplace: Death Date: Name Note: Race (Original): Father's Name: Peter Trollinger Father's Birthplace: Father's Age: Mother's Name: Anna Mother's Birthplace: Mother's Age: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C51667-1 System Origin: Pennsylvania-ODM GS Film number: 506399 Reference ID: Citing this Record: "Pennsylvania, Births and Christenings, 1709-1950," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/V2NY-XQX : accessed 12 Oct 2014), Peter Trollinger in entry for Marianna Trollinger, 12 Jul 1829; Christening, citing HUFFS CHURCH, HEREFORD TWP, BERKS, PENNSYLVANIA; FHL microfilm 506399. | Trollinger, Marianna "Mary Ann" (I2011)
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| 6766 | Baptism: 6 OCT 1793 St. Joseph's Hill church, sponsors Jacob Geres and wife Magdalene | Trollinger, Jacob (I1996)
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| 6767 | Baptism: Berks Co. PA, sponsors are David and Barbara Dotterer | Reitnauer, Catharina (I2020)
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| 6768 | Baptism: Date of birth given as April 15, 1888, son of Al Trollinger and Katie Sulkey, born in Berks Co. | Trollinger, James Franklin (I21476)
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| 6769 | Baptism: Records of Rev. Eli Keller, Mary Lydia Ann, parents Albert Trollinger and wife Katie, sponsor Lydia Miller, grandmother | Trollinger, Mary Lydia Ann (I21478)
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| 6770 | Baptism: Ziegel's Church, Windsor Twp., Berks Co., Pa Sponsors Casper Breining & Catharina Klein, single. | Schmitt, Caspar W. (I1991)
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| 6771 | Baptismal records as found by Hannalore Heege, her daughters and the three children of her brother, Werner Drollinger, 1981 | Bach, Maria Magdalena (I76)
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| 6772 | Baptized 1802, sponsors are John and Elizabeth Wachter, conf. in G. Ref. Ch., m. | Trollinger, Johannes (I2000)
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| 6773 | Barbara (Barbary) Hetzler Lindsay BIRTH 16 Dec 1820 Montgomery County, Ohio, USA DEATH 18 Oct 1884 (aged 63) Story County, Iowa, USA BURIAL Center Grove Cemetery Cambridge, Story County, Iowa, USA | Hetzler, Barbara "Barbary" (I22936)
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| 6774 | Barbara (Hall) Gaffney, born April 2, 1929 made her transition peacefully on August 20, 2015 at age 86, lovingly surrounded by her children, grandson & her niece who sang for her in her final days at home in San Bernardino. Barbara was preceded in death by her husband Vince, 2 months after their 50th anniversary (2002), brothers, Francis Trullinger (1962) & Bill Hall (2000), & sister, Lois Trusty (2005). She is survived by her children who were also her loving caregivers, Cheryl & Steve, both of San Bernardino, grandson Sean Gaffney, granddaughter Christina Flowers, & great grandson Ayden McLaughlin, all of Yucaipa. She is also survived by sister-in-law, Mickey (Hall) Rife of San Mateo, brother-in-law Jim & wife Margaret Gaffney of El Paso, TX, and her nieces & nephews. Barbara, a lifelong resident of San Bernardino was a loving wife & mother, devoted her life to her family to which we are eternally grateful. She graduated from San Bernardino High School, & then worked at Roy Davis Camera Shop in downtown San Bernardino where she ?colorized? black & white photos & was quite excellent at it. She was athletic, loved playing tennis & often camped right on the beach (in the good ol' days it was allowed) with a group of friends along with her brother Bill & Vince's sister Yvonne (Mickey). It was on one of these campouts that she met the love of her life, Vince Gaffney. In their 20's, they married & bought a home in San Bernardino where Barbara was a homemaker & lived there for over 60 yrs. She devoted her life to her husband, children & cared for her aging parents & in-laws when in need. It was evident she loved gardening as soon as you saw her yards. She landscaped her yard with many unique plants & her Dichondra lawns were immaculate. The backyard & pool held many gatherings always with music. Early on there'd be house parties with friends & neighbors that were always fun with music & dancing. We're so thankful we were introduced to music & dance at a very young age. Whenever we hear Nat King Cole, Frank Sinatra, Andy Williams, Tom Jones, Creedence Clearwater, Kenny Rogers, Aretha Franklin & James Brown, it brings back great memories. "Love Lifted Me" became a family sing-a-long after renting a beach house with long-time friends Betty & Howard Arnold & daughter Cindy as we'd all sing it together. Mom really loved the song; it will always hold special memories for us. Some of our fondest memories are of mom belting out songs while doing housework. Barbara & Vince were the first "daycare providers" for their grandson Sean which made many wonderful memories of their love for their grandson. Barbara was a unique, determined, but modest woman of few words who never wore her emotions on her sleeve. She wasn't religious, but more spiritual in nature. She had a belief in God, and taught us to live by "The Golden Rule". She selflessly did for others, never expecting anything in return. She was so strong & brave ? We never realized just how much until she pulled through a few medical situations. One being at age 77, fell off the kitchen table stepping down to a chair after fixing a window blind. She broke her leg & spent over an hour dragging herself to the living room to reach the phone. Another time she had a fall on the back patio where she kept trying, but couldn't get up. She spent over 30 hours on the cement in December's 40 degree weather overnight wearing only a shirt & pants until she managed to drag herself over to a plastic tarp and used it to cover herself. At the hospital, they couldn't even get a reading of her vitals. She pulled through and was considered the hospital's "Christmas Miracle" that year. When she put her mind to something, she didn't quit. If she was told she couldn't do something, she'd take it as a challenge and prove them wrong. This was the case even up to Jan. 2015 as she continued physical therapy in attempt to recover from her last fall in August 2014 where she had multiple fractures (pelvis in 2 spots, neck of L femur & upper L arm). By then her body was weak, & she never regained the ability to walk again. In late July the emphysema/COPD advanced suddenly after all the fires nearby and was just too much for her frail body. She was such an inspiration to her family & especially her grandson Sean, who wrote her a poem for her 85th birthday about how strong she was. She will be terribly missed, but forever etched in our hearts. Her service will be graveside at 11 a.m. Thursday, September 10, 2015 at Montecito Memorial Park & Mortuary 3520 East Washington St., Colton, CA 92324 | Trullinger, Francis Quarton "Trolly" (I11727)
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| 6775 | Barbara A Abrams in the U.S. Public Records Index, 1950-1993, Volume 2 Name: Barbara A Abrams Birth Date: 26 Nov 1934 Address: 5819 Red Arrow Hwy Residence Place: Coloma, Michigan, USA Zip Code: 49038-9730 | Miller, Barbara Ann (I41732)
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| 6776 | Barbara A Hewitt in the Indiana, Death Certificates, 1899-2011 Name: Barbara A Hewitt [Barbara A Hickman] Gender: Female Race: White Age: 61 Birth Date: 21 May 1930 Birth Place: Greene County, In Death Date: 13 May 1992 Death Place: Marion, Grant, Indiana, USA Marital Status: Married Spouse: Larry Hewitt Father: Charles Hickman Mother: Helen Wakefield Barbara Ann Hickman in the U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 Name: Barbara Ann Hickman [Barbara Ann Hewitt] [Barbara Hewitt] SSN: 315284814 Gender: Female Race: White Birth Date: 21 May 1930 Birth Place: Linton Green, Indiana [Linton Green??, Indiana] Death Date: 13 May 1992 Father: Charles L Hickman Mother: Helen S Wakefield Type of Claim: Original SSN. Notes: May 1946: Name listed as BARBARA ANN HICKMAN; Mar 1952: Name listed as BARBARA ANN HEWITT; 21 May 1992: Name listed as BARBARA A HEWITT (Internet extraction performed by Gordon L. Drollinger) | Hickman, Barbara Ann (I33059)
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| 6777 | Barbara A Porterfield Temple BIRTH 7 Dec 1931 Marion County, Ohio, USA DEATH 27 Feb 2014 (aged 82) BURIAL Waldo Cemetery Waldo, Marion County, Ohio, USA | Porterfield, Barbara Allyne (I44063)
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| 6778 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: John Arthur Clough / Barbara Ann Kind (F17125)
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| 6779 | Barbara A. Porterfield Temple, dearly loved wife, mother and stepmother, adored grand and great grandmother died at home surrounded by family February 27, 2014 after a long struggle with cancer, she was 82. Barbara grew up on a beloved family farm in Marion, Ohio working hard and creating fond memories with her two brothers and four sisters. She attended and graduated from Claridon School in Marion. Barbara married and raised five children, Deborah, Michelle, Sheryl, Carolyn, and Kevin. After a divorce she remarried her lifelong love Jim "Pop" Temple in 1974. Including Jim's daughters, Christa, Paula and Jana they created a loud and loving home. Barb was a dedicated Seamstress first at JC Penny, downtown Marion, then in the paint department at Sears (Southland Mall), retiring in 1984 from General Telephone Company. Barb was a proud and active member of the Fair Park Community Baptist Church where she served for a time as choir director and organist. Her joys in life came from the love of her family, nature and hobbies. She could be heard through the crowds at ball games and activities proudly cheering on her son and grandchildren. She loved her backyard garden and all its flowers; she especially adored the visiting hummingbirds. She loved needlepoint and was an incredible seamstress. Barb loved playing piano and could always be heard singing favorite hymns at home. She loved chocolate and was famous for her desserts; cinnamon rolls, peanut brittle, and taffy! Barb and Jim were Valentines for life. Together they started the children's program Safety City. Their hobbies were stain glass making and woodworking. This year was their 40th year together. Barbara is survived by husband James E. Temple; children, Michelle Stone, FL., Sheryl (Russell) Baker, Upper Sandusky, Chris Smith, Marion, Carolyn (Randy) Weston, Morral, Paula (Jim) Sheets, Richwood, Kevin (Tina) Fahey, Chicago, Jana Temple, CO.; grandchildren, Tracy (Christopher) Pericht, Daniel Stone, Brian (Jennie) Smith, James Baker, Josh (Sarah) Sheets, Brett Sheets, JR Weston, Holly (Kaine) Ransome, Patrick Weston, Callyn Fahey and many cherished great-grandchildren; surviving sister June Stollsteimer, AZ.; and sister-in-law Marilyn (Jerry) Porterfield, Marion. Barbara was preceded in death by daughter, Deborah Monroe; siblings, Robert and Jerry Porterfield, Helen Dall, Virginia Jean Thompson and Shirley Pickett. Visitation will be held from 4 until 8PM at Gunder/Hall & Folk Funeral Directors on Monday, March 3, 2014. A funeral service will be held 11:30AM on Tuesday, March 4, 2014 at Fair Park Community Baptist Church, 940 Bermuda Drive with Rev. David Rush officiating. A private burial will take place at a later date in the Waldo Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to Fair Park Community Baptist Church, Heartland Hospice, or Safety City. | Porterfield, Barbara Allyne (I44063)
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| 6780 | Barbara A. Wilt Burial: Jefferson Cemetery Jefferson, Greene, Iowa, USA Inscription: "WILT Barbara A. 1916-1996 Michael D. 1908-1980" | Bennett, Barbara Arlene (I37653)
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| 6781 | Barbara Altergot mentioned in the record of Marcus Clemmer and Barbara Altergot Name Marcus Clemmer Spouse's Name Barbara Altergot Event Date 08 Feb 1676 Event Place Gr | Family: Marcus Clemmer / Barbara Altergott (F518)
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| 6782 | Barbara Ann Evert 77, of Englewood, CO died Thursday, April 28, 2011 while hiking in Grand Canyon National Park. Central Presbyterian Church, 1660 Sherman St., Denver, CO 80203 Saturday, May 14, 2011, at 10:00 am, with a reception to follow at the church. Barbara was born December 28, 1933 in Hyannis, NE to Beatrice and Paul Evert. She is survived by sisters and brothers-in-law Kleo and Tom Dredla of Hyannis, NE, Judith and Steven Looney of Roseburg, OR, cousins Gene and Harriet Stedman of Big Bear, CA, nephews Jack Dredla of Hyannis, NE, Roger Wilhite of Roseburg, OR, nieces Jill Lenz of Tarkio, MO, Debbie Clarke of Hyannis, NE, Ann Montanez of Highlands Ranch, CO, and Megan Wilhite of Englewood, CO, along with 14 great nieces and nephews, and 6 great-great nieces and nephews. Barbara also leaves behind many dear friends including Ardis Rohwer, Roxie Harper, Colleen Woods, and Bud and BJ Meadows. Her parents Beatrice and Paul Evert, and brother Richard Evert preceded Barbara in death. After living a life that most people only dream of, Barbara passed from this life on April 28, 2011 doing exactly what she loved. Donations in Barbara?s name can be made to either the Colorado Mountain Club Youth Education Program 303-279-3080 Ext. 2 or Best Friends Animal Sanctuary (435) 644-2001 Ext. 4812. | Evert, Barbara Ann (I30732)
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| 6783 | Barbara Ann Hickman in the Indiana, Birth Certificates, 1907-1940 Name: Barbara Ann Hickman Gender: Female Birth Date: 21 May 1930 Birth Place: Stockton, Green, Indiana, USA Registration Year: 1930 Father: Charles Luther Hickman Mother: Hellen S. Wakefield Certificate Number: 21062 Roll number: 009 Agency: Indiana State Dept. of Health Volume Range: 41 - 45 (Internet extraction performed by Gordon L. Drollinger) | Hickman, Barbara Ann (I33059)
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| 6784 | Barbara Ann Kind in the Montana, Birth Records, 1897-1988 Name: Barbara Ann Kind Gender: Female Birth Date: 7 Apr 1951 Birth Place: Great Falls, Cascade, Montana, USA Father: Oscar Louis Kind Mother: Wanda Jean Kind Barbara Ann Kind in the Montana, Birth Index, 1870-1986 Name: Barbara Ann Kind Birth Date: 7 Apr 1951 Birth Place: Montana, USA Certificate Number: 5107-000456 | Kind, Barbara Ann (I14415)
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| 6785 | Barbara Augenstein in the Germany, Select Births and Baptisms, 1558-1898 Name: Barbara Augenstein Gender: Female Birth Date: Sep 1802 Baptism Date: Sep 1802 Baptism Place: Evangelisch, Ellmendingen, Karlsruhe, Baden Death Date: 22 Jun 1848 Father: Jacob Augenstein Mother: Anna Maria Schroth FHL Film Number: 1238357 | Augenstein, Barbara (I28599)
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| 6786 | Barbara Bach in the Germany, Select Births and Baptisms, 1558-1898 Name: Barbara Bach Gender: Female Birth Date: 25 Apr 1803 Baptism Date: 25 Apr 1803 Baptism Place: Evangelisch, Ellmendingen, Karlsruhe, Baden Father: Martin Bach Mother: Dorothea Drollinger FHL Film Number: 1238357 Reference ID: 2:1NZSS4N | Bach, Barbara (I38591)
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| 6787 | Barbara Bach in the Germany, Select Marriages, 1558-1929 Name: Barbara Bach Gender: Female Age: 23 Birth Date: 25 Apr 1803 Marriage Date: 2 Nov 1826 Marriage Place: Evangelisch, Ellmendingen, Karlsruhe, Baden Father: Martin Bach Mother: Dorothee Drollinger Spouse: Martin Ratz FHL Film Number: 1238339 Reference ID: 2:MPQBQJ Martin Ratz in the Germany, Select Marriages, 1558-1929 Name: Martin Ratz Gender: Male Age: 23 Birth Date: 30 Apr 1803 Marriage Date: 2 Nov 1826 Marriage Place: Evangelisch, Ellmendingen, Karlsruhe, Baden Father: Tobias Ratz Mother: Christine Graesle Spouse: Barbara Bach FHL Film Number: 1238339 Reference ID: 2:MPQBQJ | Family: Martin Ratz / Barbara Bach (F14489)
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| 6788 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Ball, Barbara Ellen (I43185)
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| 6789 | Barbara Brünnern in the Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records, 1708-1985 Name: Barbara Brünnern Event Type: Marriage Marriage Date: 1 Oct 1801 Marriage Place: Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA Spouse Name: Johannes Trullinger Denomination: Lutheran Organization Name: St. Michael's Lutheran Church, Germantown Pennsylvania and New Jersey, U.S., Church and Town Records, 1669-2013 Name: Johannes Trullinger Event Type: Marriage Marriage Date: 1 Oct 1801 Marriage Place: Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA Denomination: Lutheran Organization Name: St. Michael's Lutheran Church, Germantown Spouse: Barbara Brunnern | Family: Johannes Trullinger / Barbara Brunnern (F12478)
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| 6790 | Barbara C. Drollinger 84, of Rockford, IL died Thursday, Oct. 6, 2016. Our much loved mother and grandmother was born Oct. 19, 1931 in Freeport, IL; daughter of James "Jimmy" and Agnes (Newcomer) Cledon. Barbara grew up in Dixon, IL where her mother was a nurse and her father a confectioner who owned Cledon's Fine Candies, a Dixon landmark for half a century. She attended Dixon High School and Sarah Lawrence College and studied abroad in Paris. She married Dale D. Drollinger August 10, 1957. Barbara was an accomplished pianist who enjoyed classical music and opera and was an original member of the local chapter of Chicago Lyric Opera. She was an avid reader and bibliophile with an impressive collection of Thomas Jefferson biographies. She was known for her gracious hospitality and superb cookery. She enjoyed lively conversation, fine arts, interior design and haute couture, and delighted in driving high performance automobiles. She was an artistic person and a lover of all things beautiful, especially the varying patterns of color and shadow created by sunlight through trees and leaves. She was a pet parent and grandparent to a series of beloved Yorkshire Terriers. Always a morning person, she loved greeting a new day to the chattering of wrens and singing cardinals. A lifelong Anglican Episcopalian and lover of the liturgy, Barbara is predeceased by brothers, James and John; husband, Dale; and daughter, Sarah. Survived by daughter, Cynthia H. Drollinger of Rockford and three grandchildren, Samantha Slack, Alexander, and Clare Green of Tucson, AZ. Memorial Mass will be celebrated at at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2016, at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 221 W. Third Street in Dixon, IL. Private burial immediately following. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Classical WNIU, Northern Public Radio. Published in Rockford Register Star on Oct. 12, 2016 | Cledon, Barbara (I13872)
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| 6791 | Barbara Drollinger in the Baden, Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1502-1985 Name: Barbara Drollinger Maiden Name: Augenstein Death Age: 45 Event Type: Beerdigung (Burial) Birth Date: abt 1803 Death Date: 22 Jun 1848 Burial Date: 24 Jun 1848 Burial Place: Ellmendingen, Baden (Baden-Württemberg), Preußen (Germany) Father: Jacob Augenstein Mother: Anna Maria Augenstein Spouse: Andreas Drollinger Parish as it Appears: Ellmendingen Page Number: 418;419 | Augenstein, Barbara (I28599)
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| 6792 | Barbara Drollinger married Anton Nittel. Ref photocopy of letter toJoseph Douglas "Doug" Druliner dated 13 Feb 1987 by Frances A. "Fran"Druliner, as provided to me by "Doug" in a letter Post Marked 18 May2012. David H. Drollinger 28 May 2012) | Nittel, Anthony (I23256)
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| 6793 | BARBARA EUNICE (DROLLINGER) RASMUSSEN. Eunice, as she was known, was born on February 8, 1901 in Marshfield. She was the fifth child of William and Barbara (Baltus) Drollinger. She attended Marshfield schools and graduated from the McKinley High School. Prior to her marriage, she was employed by the Standard Oil Company and the Marshfield News. She married Albert J. Rasmussen on October 8, 1923. She entered the brokerage business with her husband and became, at that time, the only woman licensed by the State of Wisconsin as a securities dealer, thus occupying a unique position in the securities field. She continued the brokerage firm until her retirement. She was an excellent homemaker, a fine cook, and an avid gardener of both vegetables and flowers. She died April 30, 1981. | Drollinger, Barbara Eunice (I3672)
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| 6794 | Barbara Frey Morris of Alloway Township, NJ passed away on July 7, 2018 after a 9-year battle with cancer. She was the beloved wife of Richard C. Morris, Jr., the devoted mother of Kelly Jean Helms and son-in-law Jason., and loving Nana to grandson Hank Richard Helms. She is also survived by her sister Patricia Gleasman (Howard) of Boonville, NY and her Seashore sister Mary DeSimone (Lee) of Lake Harmony, PA. She is also survived by her "listener/coach" Kathy Morris and several cousins, nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her parents, William O. Frey and Mitzie Frey. Born in Easton, PA, she lived in Ohio and Boonville, NY before coming to South Jersey. She is a Penns Grove High School graduate and attended Salem Community College. She worked beside her parents in the newspaper and printing business. She served as a photographer and Photo Editor of their newspaper, the Penns Grove Record. During her time with the newspaper, she and her mother captured in print and photo many public and community events in Salem County. See loved the cats that became a part of her life and feeding the wild animals from birds to squirrels. She loved the Frey Family reunions and her summers and free time at her beloved Mockingbird at Seashore Campsites in Cape May with her dearest friends. There she had the largest crop of plants and flowers. She loved traveling the campground in her golf cart talking to everyone on the way. Donations can be made in her memory to the Alloway Township Ambulance Corp, PO Box 123, Alloway, NJ 08001, Alloway Township Fire Company, PO Box 875, Alloway, NJ 08001 or any Animal Shelter of your choice. Viewing and services will take place Wednesday, July 11, at the Woodside Funeral Home, 613 Salem-Quinton Rd (Rt49), Quinton, NJ. Visitation will be from 10 AM to 11 AM with services at 11:00 AM. Burial will take place in Lawnside Cemetery, Pilesgrove. | Frey, Barbara J. (I30498)
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| 6795 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Michael Altergott / Barbara Funck (F15184)
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| 6796 | Barbara Geyer Clinkenbeard BIRTH 1 Jan 1852 Dubuque, Dubuque County, Iowa, USA DEATH 3 Dec 1949 (aged 97) Tucson, Pima County, Arizona, USA BURIAL Evergreen Memorial Park Tucson, Pima County, Arizona, USA PLOT Block 3, Section D | Geyer, Barbara (I37180)
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| 6797 | Barbara Guarton in the 1900 United States Federal Census Name: Barbara Guarton [Barbara Quarton] Age: 9 Birth Date: Feb 1891 Birthplace: North Dakota Home in 1900: MeIville, Foster, North Dakota Race: White Gender: Female Relation to Head of House: Daughter Marital Status: Single Father's name: William Guarton Father's Birthplace: Scotland Mother's Birthplace: Illinois Barbara Quarton in the 1910 United States Federal Census Name: Barbara Quarton Age in 1910: 19 Birth Year: abt 1891 Birthplace: North Dakota Home in 1910: Pleasant Valley, Foster, North Dakota Race: White Gender: Female Relation to Head of House: Daughter Marital Status: Single Father's name: Y William Quarton Father's Birthplace: Scotland Mother's name: M Anna Quarton Mother's Birthplace: Indiana Native Tongue: English Attended School: No Able to Read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Household Members: Name Age Y William Quarton 47 M Anna Quarton 35 Barbara Quarton 19 Edward Birch 26 Barbara Trullinger in the 1920 United States Federal Census Name: Barbara Trullinger [Barbora Trullinger] Age: 28 Birth Year: abt 1892 Birthplace: North Dakota Home in 1920: Carrington, Foster, North Dakota Street: Albert Street Residence Date: 1920 Race: White Gender: Female Relation to Head of House: Wife Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Worley Trullinger Father's Birthplace: Scotland Mother's Birthplace: Maryland Able to Speak English: Yes Occupation: Operator Industry: Telephone Co Employment Field: Wage or Salary Able to Read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Household Members: Name Age Worley Trullinger 30 Barbara Trullinger 28 Francis Trullinger 4 | Quarton, Barbara (I11726)
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| 6798 | Barbara Haas mentioned in the record of Anton Drollinger Name: Barbara Haas Sex: Unknown Husband: Anton Drollinger Other information in the record of Anton Drollinger from Germany, Baden, Archdiocese of Freiburg im Breisgau, Catholic Church Records, 1678-1930 Name: Anton Drollinger Event Type: Burial Event Place: Tiefenbronn, Pforzheim, Baden, Deutschland Event Place (Original): Tiefenbronn (A. Pforzheim), Baden, Deutschland Sex: Male Age: 56 Birth Year (Estimated): 1760 Death Date: 28 Jun 1816 Spouse's Name: Barbara Haas | Haas, Barbara (I44402)
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| 6799 | Barbara had Alzheimers. Indiana, Death Certificates, 1899-2011 Name: Barbara Coulter Maiden Name: Drollinger Gender: Female Race: White Age: 69 Marital Status: Widowed Birth Date: 19 May 1942 Birth Place: Indianapolis, IN Death Date: 9 Aug 2011 Death Place: Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, USA Father: Laurel Drollinger Mother: Ramona Drollinger Social Security Death Index Name: Barbara J. Coulter Last Residence: 46203 Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, United States of America Born: 19 May 1942 Died: 9 Aug 2011 State (Year) SSN issued: Indiana (1963) | Drollinger, Barbara Jean (I16963)
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| 6800 | Barbara Hall BURIAL: Montecito Memorial Park Colton, San Bernardino, California, USA | Quarton, Barbara (I11726)
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