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851

Lehigh Valley Hospital

Heffelfinger, Marilyn Diane (I117)

852

Lehighton Cemetery

Hontz, William Birdie (I86851)

853

Lehighton Cemetery

Nonnemacher, Catherine (I16612)

854

Lehighton Cemetery

Drumbore, Elwin (I16118)

855

Lehighton Cemetery

Moulthrop, Lillie May (I27147)

856

Lehighton Cemetery

Nesley, Gotlieb Frederick (I4627)

857

Lehighton Cemetery

Hess, Catherine Margaret (I4628)

858

Lehighton Cemetery

Walk, Emma Missouri (I83541)

859

Lehighton Cemetery

Walck, Elmira Lucetta (I83540)

860

Lehighton Cemetery

Drumbore, Joseph (I44362)

861

Lehighton Cemetery

Dreisbach, Harriet (I81712)

862

Lehighton Evening Leader
Volume 6, Number 6, Thursday, January 25, 1906
"There's a bright new baby boy at the home of Maurice Moulthrop, on south 4th street."

Moulthrop, William Henry (I70)

863

Leona always lived on East Buckfield road and worked with her husband a large dairy farm.

Damon, Leona Ardelle (I27102)

864

Leonard's will is on file at Carbon County Court House. He came to Mahoning Valley in 1797 from Lynn Township, belonged to Ben Salem Lutheran Church.

Hans, Leonhardt (I385)

865

Levi was in the Union Army and served during the Civil War. He was in Co. B. 10th Regiment, Maine Infantry Volunteers.

From A History of Buckfield Maine from the Earliest Explorations, by Alfred Cole, Charles Foster Whitman;
Buckfield's Roll of Honor:
LEVI GAMMON, age 20. Private, Co. B, 10th Me. Infantry. Mustered in Oct. 4, 1861. Discharged for disability June 1, 1862. Re-inlisted as a substitute in Co. F, 16th Me. Infantry, Sept. 7, 1863. Discharged Jan. 27, 1864.

On the death record for his son, Isaac, there is a middle initial of "D". This is the only time I've seen a middle initial listed.

Gammon, Levi D. Jr. (I16436)

866

Liberty Cemetery

Howard, Jane Lillian (I83039)

867

License obtained 18 Sep 1844

Family: Damon, Owen Lewis / Connett, Lucinda [ McCoy] (F609)

868

Lillie is possible the daughter of Samuel and Anna Bowker Damon

Damon, Lillie (I9570)

869

Lincoln was a ship's carpenter, and followed his trade in Scituate and Cohasset, MA, for a number of years. He finally bought the old homestead in Marshfield, where he was engaged in general farming the rest of his life.

Damon, Lincoln (I1095)

870

Linwood And Wilson married sisters, Ruth and Hazel Keene

Damon, Linwood Freemont (I193)

871

Listed as "Babe" on 1870 census

Drumbore, William Henry (I87104)

872

Listed as 25 Jun 1926 on SS Application and Claims Index

Howard, Jack Robert (I58155)

873

Listed as 29 Apr 1879 in SS Application

Gammon, Percy Charles (I794)

874

Listed as Aaron Worthington on Record of Births for North Adams.

Worthington, Alfred Henry (I26142)

875

Listed as servant in the house of Martha P Soper

Mayville, Anna (I83385)

876

Listed on the 1641 Protestation Return

Nicholl, William (I3922)

877

Listed on the 1860 Census is Harriet, age 7. No relation is given. At this time Samuel and Catherine were 64 and 69 respectively.

Nonnemacher, Samuel (I83550)

878

Littell, John. Family records, or, Genealogies of the first settlers of Passaic Valley and vicinity above Chatham-with their ancestors and descendants, as far as can now be ascertained. Feltville, N.J.: Stationers' Hall Press, 1851.

Source (S635)

879

Lived in Tiffin, OH

Hontz, Lucy Ann (I12116)

880

Living 1919, never married

Moulthrop, Mary Smith (I12783)

881

Living with her son John in Lowville, NY in 1860, age 82

Cleverly, Elizabeth (I4278)

882

Living with sister Velma in 1920 in Youngstown, OH.

Blair, Mary Gladys (I86977)

883

Lobar Pneumonia

Drumbore, Trusilla (I14252)

884

Lobar Pneumonia

Gallagher, William H (I4454)

885

Lobar pneumonia

Young, Cyrus P. (I27100)

886

Lobar Pneumonia

Hovis, Nancy Elizabeth (I87940)

887

Lobar pneumonia

Pettit, Mary Alice (I76896)

888

Lockjaw (tetanus)

Daffner, Charles (I4911)

889

Long Run Cemetery

Hontz, Pearl Irene (I65535)

890

Long.

Source (S118)

891

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Etheridge, L.B. (I26651)

892

Lucy Miller Beach obituary, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 27 April 1933, page 8, column 1-2. (Transcribed by Candice Buchanan <../../Credits/CardBUCHANANCandice.html>.)
"Mrs. Lucy Miller Beach, widow of Dr. William M. Beach, died Friday morning, April 21, at 1 o'clock, at the home of her sister, Mrs. W. E. Minor, 5556 Black street, Pittsburgh. She had been ill for several months with heart trouble. Mrs. Beach was a daughter of Dr. A. B. Miller and Margaret Bell Miller, deceased, and was born and spent her early life in Waynesburg. She was aged 75 years. After her marriage to Dr. Beach she had resided in Pittsburgh. Her parents were prominently connected with Waynesburg College. Her father was president of the institution for almost half a century, and her mother taught in the college for a number of years. Both were deeply interested in education and the welfare of the community. The Waynesburg High school was named for Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Beach was a former student in Waynesburg College. She was a member of the First Presbyterian church, North Side, Pittsburgh, and for many years was vice president of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Pittsburgh Presbytery. She leaves one sister, Mrs. W. E. Minor, of Pittsburgh, and a brother, Alfred T. Miller, a teacher in the Waynesburg High school. The funeral services were held Saturday afternoon, conducted by Dr. Bryson and Dr. Fisher. Interment was made in Uniondale, No. 3 cemetery, N. S. Pittsburgh."

Miller, Lucy Lozier (I84979)

893

Lucy was unmarried 4-10-1808, Probably married Stephen Toteman as his second wife. His first wife was Hannah, Lucy's sister.

Damon, Lucy (I27091)

894

Ludwig arrived in America 8-17-1731 on board the ship "Samuel". Women and children were sick so they were allowed off the boat. The men had to wait till 8-18-1731 and take their oath of allegiance and communion.

Hans, Ludwig (I17703)

895

Lung Cancer

Mantz, Dianne Sylvia (I150)

896

Macungie Fairview Cemetery

Snyder, Clinton Truman (I4471)

897

Macungie Fairview Cemetery

Snyder, Mahlon (I4472)

898

Maggie and I were only married for a short time. Three weeks after we were married Maggie went into a Mental hospital where she was diagnosed with severe Schizophrenia. She ran away from the hospital 8 weeks later returned to England and has not been heard from since. She had two daughters and a son and was married before to John Morley. This was a real whirlwind marriage and she was a wonderful lady when she was feeling good. We went to visit her sister in Memphis and got married in the same room where John Ruby was arraigned. He was the one who shot Lee Harvy Oswald. We were married by a former U.S. Senator --Judge White. Sue and her were friends and would often set and talk about me and go drinking together.

Morley, Margaret Pamela (I386)

899

Maiden name may be Davidson:
http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vnfa/families-VN19.html

Davidson, Marcia (I371)

900

Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery

Brown, Sherman Victor (I87431)