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Quellen-Verweis NF14091 :

Personen : Boehm Andrew W., Ellis Maria Louisa Augusta
Millstadt, Illinois Enterprise, Friday, April 19, 1918, Page 5:
Mrs. Maria Rubert (Rupert), formerly Miss Mamie Ellis, daughter of Mrs. William Drewes, was married to Andrew Boehm at St. Louis on Wednesday.

Quellen-Verweis NF14122 :

Personen : Knobloch Jacob (Jr.), Wagner Elizabeth "Lizzie"
1930 In Monroe County:
Jacob Knobloch Mitchie, Monroe, IL abt 1857 Illinois Head age 73 born IL parents born Germany, married first at age 24 Farmer.
Elizabeth Knobloch abt 1873 Wife 57 married first at age 32 born IL parents born Germany.
George Knobloch abt 1907 Son 23 Farmer.
Lillie Knobloch abt 1910 Daughter 20 Housework.

Quellen-Verweis NF14129 :

Personen : Keith Geneva "Neva" Pauline, Moore Jesse Loyal
Jesse Loyal Moore and Geneva "Neva" Pauline Keith divorced in 1972, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Quellen-Verweis NF14131 :

Personen : Boyer Hattie E., Knobloch Frederick William
1930 In Monroe County:
Fred Knobloch Mitchie, Monroe, IL abt 1885 Illinois Head Image shows Fred Jr, rents home, age 45, married first at 28, parents Missouri and Illinois, Clerk at General Merchandise Store.
Hattie Knobloch abt 1895 Wife born Missouri, parents Missouri, age 35, married first at 18.
Manfred Knobloch abt 1916 Son
Gladys Knobloch abt 1921 Daughter

Quellen-Verweis NF14136 :

Personen : Ebel Mary Louise, Knobloch Charles
(Unknown Newspaper)
Title: Mr. Mrs. Charles Knobloch Observe Golden Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knobloch of Monroe City celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary on Sunday afternoon at their home, Guest include Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Knobloch, Sylvan Jr., Maria and Carolyn, Adam Ebel all of Waterloo; Mr. Mrs. Carlyle Knobloch, Carlyle Jr., Carla and Carleen, Miss Cathi Tomlinson, Mrs. Marie Fults, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Asselmeier, Mr. and Mrs. John Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kettler, all of Valmeyer, George Knobloch, Mrs. Wm. Knobloch, Bertha Faus, and Mrs. Ed Pfieffer all of Maeystown.
Mr. Charles Knobloch and Miss Mary Louise Ebel were married on September 7, 1919 at St. John Evangelical Church in Maeystown by Rev. Paul Schulz. They were attended by Walter Knobloch, cousin of the groom, and Miss Ida Kaempf, cousin of the bride. Both are deceased.
Mr. and Mrs. Knobloch lived in Maeystown during the early years of their married life and moved to Monroe City in 1923. He worked as a farm laborer and retired in 1956. They have two sons, Sylvan of Waterloo and Carlyle of Valmeyer; two daughters-in-law . . . (The rest of this article is missing).

Quellen-Verweis NF14140 :

Personen : Fauss Jacob, Knobloch Lena
September 13, 1912, baptised at St. John Church, Maeystown, Monroe County, Illinois.

Quellen-Verweis NF14165 :

Personen : Berg Wilhelm, Mohme Scharlotte
The marriage record list their names as Wilhelm Berg and Charlotte Mome.

Quellen-Verweis NF14322 :

Personen : Axley Frank, Eymann Eunice
Bates Co. MO Marriage record - Joseph W. Axley to Eunice Eyman Nov. 11, 1873, by W.G. McClintock recorded 1/30/1974.
1900 Douglas Co., MO Census
Auxley: Joseph Dec. 1843 56 IL
Eunice A. Dec. 1854 45 IL
Noah F. May 1878 22 MO
Lilly B. Sep. 1884 15 IL
Lucy A. Sep. 1889 10 IL
Agnew: Mabel M. May 1895 5 IL (gt-granddaughter?)
Johnson: Julia J. Sep. 1842 57 IL (si-sister?)

Quellen-Verweis NF14669 :

Personen : Jones Jessie, Kobler Daniel Henry
No children were born from this union.

Quellen-Verweis NF14673 :

Personen : Gaubatz John Peter, Olinger Bertha Mae
This Gaubatz family was from St. Clair Conty. Illinois.

Quellen-Verweis NF14674 :

Personen : (Unknown) Caroline, Manking Fritz
The parents and two children are listed in the 1880 United States Census in Precinct 2, Fayette, Texas.

Quellen-Verweis NF14688 :

Personen : Buffert Mary, Graf Hugo
It's believed they lived in Indiana.

Quellen-Verweis NF14737 :

Personen : Ackermann Alvina W., Wagner Elmer
January 9, 1938, The Daily Advocate Newspaper, Belleville, St. Clair County, Illinois:
Elmer Wagner marries Alvina Ackermann.

Quellen-Verweis NF14740 :

Personen : Lang Philipp, Naumann Rosina
They came to the America around 1832 from Bavaria, Germany.

Quellen-Verweis NF14764 :

Personen : Dierenbach Ursula, Kiefer Ignaz
The family came to America on the ship Tallahassee - Departed Pfaffenweiler, Baden on 24 March 1847, and landed in New Orleans, Louisiana on 02 June 1847.

Quellen-Verweis NF14884 :

Personen : Hentis Charlotte W., Wagner Charles
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763 - 1900.
Groom: WAGNER, CHARLES
Bride: HENTIS, CHARLOTTE W

Quellen-Verweis NF14897 :

Personen : Kalkbrenner Mildred LaDonne, Merten James Howard
Four children were born to this union.
James was last known to be living in Green Valley, Arizona.

Quellen-Verweis NF14919 :

Personen : Capps Mariah A., Gosnell James Morris
The following was written by, Sandra Shigeno:
I'm trying to find a "J.J. Gosnell" from Madison Co., NC. He was listed as the father of James Morris Gosnell (b. 3/31/1883, Madison Co., NC), who married Mariah A. Capps (b. 12//30/1884, Transylvania Co., NC). This information is for a descendant, who said that her dad, James Madison Gosnell, never mentioned his family at all. (Maybe a "black sheep" situation there?)
Would appreciate any light you could throw on the family.
Sandra Shigeno

Quellen-Verweis NF14927 :

Personen : Curtis Albert Henry, Wegener Frances Gertrude Louise
July 2, 1919, Wednesday - East St. Louis Daily Journal, East St. Louis, St. Clair County, Illinois:
PERSONAL, SOCIAL AND CLUB NEWS
Family Reunion
Family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Curtis, 627 North eightieth Street, Edgemont, in honor of their son, Walter Curtis, returned from overseas with the 124th F. A. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Jess Steiner and children, Gilbert, Arline and Mildred: Grandma Wegener; Miss Ida Wegener; August Wegener; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wegener and daughter Helen: Mr. And Mrs. Albert Wegener and children, Mrs. Albert Wegener and children, Waldo and Delores; Mrs. Wendling and two sons, George and Ray of East. St. Louis; Mr. and Mrs. Otto Flescher of Catawiss, Missouri; Mrs. Ella Jeakel of Belleville, Illinois.

Quellen-Verweis NF14933 :

Personen : Davison Margaret, McCarron Michael
The family immigated from England to America in 1880.
Four additional children are not listed, for they died in infancy.

Quellen-Verweis NF14939 :

Personen : Hunziker Maria Anna, Kalkbrenner Caemus
The Illinois marriage record has their names as:
Groom: Caemus Kalkbrenner
Bride: Anna Hedicker

Quellen-Verweis NF14940 :

Personen : Kalkbrenner Domion "Daniel", Klamm Maria "Kate" Catharine
The family is in the 1880 Census as living at: Place 2nd Ward, Belleville, St. Clair County, Illinois.

Quellen-Verweis NF14942 :

Personen : Farthing Vera M., Kalkbrenner Georgi "George"
Illinois marriage record list their names as:
Groom: Georgi Kalkbrenner
Bride: Vera M. Farthing
July 2, 1897 - Marion County Democrat, Marion County, Illinois:
George Kalkbrenner and Miss Vena Farthing were married at Tennessee Prairie on the 2nd.

Quellen-Verweis NF14948 :

Personen : Buech Henry, Kalkbrenner Catharine
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763 - 1900.
Groom: Henry Buech
Bride: Catharine Kalkbrenner

Quellen-Verweis NF14949 :

Personen : Kalkbrenner Elizabeth "Elenore", Wright Henry J.
No children were born to this union.

Quellen-Verweis NF14954 :

Personen : Jaekel Conrad, Kalkbrenner Rosa
They are listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763 - 1900.
Groom: Conrad Jaekel
Bride: Rosa Kalkbrenner

Quellen-Verweis NF14972 :

Personen : Kalkbrenner Francisca, Wegener Frank Ernest Henry
They were married when Francisca Kalkbrenner was fourteen years old. It was a civil ceremony at City Hall in St. Louis, Missouri.
Francisca Kalkbrenner was disowned by her family for marrying outside of the Catholic Church. Although her husband, Frank Ernest Henry Wegener, was Evangelical, she appears to have remained a Catholic, as all of her children were baptized in the Catholic faith. Only after her husband's death did she leave the Catholic Church, for she had no money to pay pew fees and to dress her children in uniforms required for school attendance. This resulted in her taking the children to an Evangelical church around the corner from the Catholic church. She remained in the Protestant church, and was buried in a Protestant cemetery.
The below was written by their grandson, Wilbur Richard Wegener:
Following their marriage. Frank and Francisca lived in or near Belleville as the first seven of their children were born there and baptised at St. Peter's. These children were Adolfina, born in 1869; Frank and Frances, twins 1874; Emelia Johanna, born in 1877, and Edward John, born in 1878. Sometime before 1880, they moved to East St. Louis, where the other children were born. They were August Ernst, born in 1882; George, born in 1883; Lillie Marie, bornh born in 1892; Albert Louise, born in 1895, and two thers who were unnamed. Eight of their children survived to adulthood. During their residence in East St. Louis, Frances had her children baptized at St. Henry's Catholic Church.
During the twelve years the family lived in Belleville, Frank worked at installing refrigeration units in breweries. When they moved to East St. Louis, it was because Frank was employed as a stationary engineer at Heim Brewery, where he installed and maintained refrigeration units.
My earliest memories of Frances are from photographs of me as an infant at her home, around 1924. At this time, she lived on St. Louis Avenue in East St. Louis. Later, I have actual memories of visits. The home was a two-story, clapboad structure, probably datind from the turn of the century. There was a wooden front porch upon which we played as children. There was a high plank board fence around the sides and back yard.
As I look back, it was a poor, working class neighborhood. Living with her at this time were two single children, August Ernst, who was a carpenter, and Ida, who still was living at home in order to take care of her mother.
We usually visited this house on Sundays. There often was good food to enjoy. Grandma Frances was a good baker, and there would be homemade bread and coffee cakes to be sampled. Occasionally, there would be enjoyable, full German style meals. I especially remember pleasent aromas of baking. I also remember fragrances of sauerkraut and biled cabbage. If Grandma was not feeling well, there was no food; We children would be cautioned not to ask for anything to eat. If she was in bed, we would be sent to her room to say hello, and for her to see us. I recall she would tell my mother, "This one will end up becoming a doctor" (which did not happen).
My recollection is of a large woman, very authoritarian and matriarchal, as she had to be with such a large family and little or no income. Photographs, along with comments from surviving grandchildre, bear out these impressions. Mildred Steiner remembers that Grandma would strick at her with a cane when Mildred's teasing and boisterousness became an annoyance.
When Franciska died in 1931, it was a great truma in the family; Each of later, families would come to show their respects as the death watch passed. She was waked in her parlor and was buried in Mount Hope Cemetery, Belleville, St. Clair County, Illinois.

Quellen-Verweis NF14975 :

Personen : Kalkbrenner Domion "Daniel", Lang Cathariane "Katherine"
The marriage license was issued on April 21, 1851, in St. Clair County, Illinois. They were married on April 24, 1851, in Belleville, St. Clair County, Illinois.

Quellen-Verweis NF14981 :

Personen : Kalkbrenner Catharine, Stoeckle John
Listed in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763 - 1900.
Groom: John Stoeckle
Bride: Catherine Kalkbrenner

Quellen-Verweis NF14983 :

Personen : Bueg Henry, Klamm Maria "Kate" Catharine
No children were born from this union.

Quellen-Verweis NF14993 :

Personen : Hofmann Mathilda, Kettler Sylvester
No children were born from this union.

Quellen-Verweis NF15035 :

Personen : Berg Heinrich "Fred" Frederick, Wagner Maria "Mary"
Fred and Maria were only married 13 years when she died of rabbit fever.

Quellen-Verweis NF15170 :

Personen : Grosse Ernst (Sr.), Steuk Anna Catherine
They family lived in Columbia, Illinois.

Quellen-Verweis NF15279 :

Personen : Hennrich Fred W., Zimmer Mary T.
No children were born from this union.

Quellen-Verweis NF15302 :

Personen : Ballard Helen Cornelia, Bohs Earl J.
They were married in the home of her cousin in Mehlville, MO. Officiated by Rev. John Gaebe. Honeymooned in California for several months.

Quellen-Verweis NF15304 :

Personen : Allen Lillian, Zimmer Arthur B.
Marriage was not really a happy one, based on the reminscience of daughter Patricia. A lot of fighting and disagreement occurred in the presence of the children. Also, it is rumored that the only reason there was a marriage was because Lillian got pregnant with Edna.

Quellen-Verweis NF15476 :

Personen : Boyd Elijah Elliott, Lewis Mary Ann
Provided by Betty Cathcart:
In the 1880 Census for Madison County, MO, St. Michael's Township, page 23: Elijah Elliott was listed as Elisa, 38, farmer, his wife Mary, 26, and children Samuel 14, Thomas 12, and Jimmy 2. Also, Mary's sister Louisa is living with them, daughter Malissa had married.
Elijah Elliott and Mary Ann were living at Mine La Motte in Madison County, Missouri at the time of his death in 1886. He was a Union Veteran. In 1890, in Madison County, Mary applied for a Widow and Minor Children's pension and was allowed $12 monthly. Witnesses were Henry J. Rehkop and John Sanderman.
Charles Boyd lived with George Lewis after Mary's death. Peter Lewis signed John W. Boyd's application for pension as a Helpless Child in 1922.

Quellen-Verweis NF15514 :

Personen : Smith Betty, Weber Kossuth C. (Jr.)
Joint Memorial Service held for Kossuth and Betty in Farmington Jan 6, 2001.

Quellen-Verweis NF15572 :

Personen : Bacher (Unknown), Rockemann Lena
In 1950, they were living in St. Louis, St. Louis County, Missouri.

Quellen-Verweis NF15573 :

Personen : Krause Chas, Rockemann Elisabeth "Lizzie"
In 1950, they were living in Belleville, St. Clair County, Illinois.

Quellen-Verweis NF15586 :

Personen : Highley Emma Elizabeth, Robinson Bradbury John
Married: June 12, 1889, by Wilbur F. Wilson, Pastor of Farmington M. E. Church South, Farmington, St. Francois County, Missouri.

Quellen-Verweis NF15594 :

Personen : Westover Loretta, Yeargan Bartlett Wesley
Washington County, Missouri
MARRIAGE BOOK: A, 1815-1841
Page: 113
Bartlett W. Yeargan & Loretta Westover in the presence and by consent of her parents
Married on 11 December 1834 by Geo. Smith, MG at Concord Twp.

Quellen-Verweis NF15595 :

Personen : Otten George, Peterson Emma Elisabeth Henriette
George and Emma (Peterson) Otten spent their entire lives in St.Clair County. George built and operated 3 dance halls, 1 on IMBS Station Road, 1 on Triple Lakes Road and 1 on Water Street in Cahokia.

Quellen-Verweis NF15639 :

Personen : Robinson Floyd, Sharp Sarah Euseba
Floyd Robinson of Doe Run, St. Francois Co., Mo. under 21, Miss Sarah E. Sharp of Elvins, St. Francois Co., Mo. under 18, John H. Sharp father of the said Sarah E. Sharp gives his written consent to the issuance of this license and Dewey Robinson gives his verbil (sic) consent to his son marriage 10 March 1900 license, married on 18 March 1900 by Rev. S. P. Montgomery, MG at Elvins, St. Francois County, Missouri.
They has 9 Children, 7 sons and 2 daughters.

Quellen-Verweis NF15644 :

Personen : Strange Mary Melvina, Strange Thomas
They were cousins, and both have the same surnames, Strange.

Quellen-Verweis NF15658 :

Personen : Edmiston Charles Lee, White Nancy Jane
Nine children were born from this union, three of their names are unknown.

Quellen-Verweis NF15677 :

Personen : Choate Henry P., Edmiston Ada
Nine children were born from this union, one name is unknown.

Quellen-Verweis NF15679 :

Personen : Choate Henry P., Wilkie Sidney Malinda
One child was born from this union, the name is unknown.

Quellen-Verweis NF15716 :

Personen : Ogle Henry Isaac, Roos Barbara
Marriage: At M.J. Badgley's house, Butler, Bates Co., Missouri.

Quellen-Verweis NF15742 :

Personen : (Unknown) , Stampfli (Unknown)
As of 1900, the family is living in Dover, Cuyahoga County, Ohio.

Quellen-Verweis NF15762 :

Personen : Bailey Mary Ann, Walkingstick John
Another researcher has the wife of John Walkingstick as Rachel Blackwood.

Quellen-Verweis NF15763 :

Personen : Thomas Nancy C., Walkingstick Wilson
The 1920 United States Federal Census list this family as being Indians in Lee Creek, Adair County, Oklahoma.

Quellen-Verweis NF15774 :

Personen : Johnson Gustav "Gust" Emanuel, Otto Anna
On June 17, 2005, Carol Madrene Whitley wrote:
Gust and Anna remained Lutherans all their lives. The church they attended had a monthly service in Norweigian while my Mother was growing up. The church still thrives and is called Zion Lutheran Church, King County, Washington.
We always had Lutefisk on Christmas Eve although my Grandma Anna prepared it in the style of Western Norway. She fixed lefse (a potato flat bread) and we had numerous kinds of Swedish cookies at Christmas.
Gust read the Swedish Bible for his personal devotions and he always maintained his Swedish accent so he couldn't pronouce his "J's".

Quellen-Verweis NF15778 :

Personen : Walkingstick Lydia, Whitmire George "Getty" G.
Another family researcher has this Lydia married with James "Jimmie" B. Myers. Also, another Lydia was born in 1878, so one of these husbands could belong to her. More research is needed.

Quellen-Verweis NF15913 :

Personen : Payne Alice, Smith Levi Leefly
Alice was pregnant with Levi's child (Nellie) when he died. Then Alice with child married John Andrew Smith who was Levi's brother. John Andre Smith had lost his wife (Margaret Allen) in childbirth with Benjamin the same year.

Quellen-Verweis NF15925 :

Personen : Cooper Jane, Dudley Solomon "Sol"
The below was provided by Carolyn (Wood) Ammons:
My name is Carolyn Ammons. My mother's grandfather was named Solomon Dudley from Greenville, TN. He married a woman named Jane Cooper. My mother's mother was named Ellen Dudley (or Ellender) on some papers. My mother's name is Annie Goode Wood. She related to me that her mother told her about Solomon Dudley living with a woman and having some more children. This was before he met my mother's grandmother.
The below was provided by Abigail Norton (Abby):
Solomon Dudley was married to Jane Cooper, I don't know the year. They had 9 children, Ellen Dudley Goode (my grandmother), Lizzie, Rebecca, Martha, Liza, George, Bill, Andy, and Thompson. Some of these names may be nicknames, I'm not sure. I'm just giving you what my mother told me.
Ellen married John Robert Goode, and they had 4 children. Elbert, Mary, Annie and George. Annie is my mother. John also had 2 children by a first marriage, Earl and Vernon.
Lizzie married a Slagle, Rebecca-Faust, Martha never married, Liza-Whitaker, George never married (he was a doctor around Paint Creek) Bill married later in life and had no children, Andy married Lucy (don't know the maiden name) and Thompson never married. (Bill and Andy were twins.)
Lizzie's children are Willie (a girl), Margaret, Jack, Dorothy (Knox), Frances (Maynard first and then Chapman), Bobbie (a girl), Marie and Carol.
Rebecca Faust's children are Jack, Juanita and Virginia.
Liza had a girl named Jane and a step-daughter named Iris.
Andy and Lucy's children are also named Jack & Virginia.

Quellen-Verweis NF15998 :

Personen : Mead Noah, Yount Juanita
THE BISMARCK GAZETTE, Bismarck, St. Francois Co. MO, Fri. Jan. 3, 1947.
MEAD-YOUNT:
Miss Juanita Yount became the bride of Mr. Noah Mead at the Assembly of God Church on Sunday afternoon, December 22 at 3 o'clock. The single ring ceremony was performed by Rev. J. L. O'Dell, pastor of the church.
The bride wore a peacock blue crepe dress and her corsage was of pink carnations. Her only attendant was her sister, Miss Rowena Yount, attired in royal blue velvet and wearing a corsage of pink carnations. The groom had as his best man, Elza West, Jr., of Bismarck.
Just preceding the ceremony, Lynn West and Margaret Whitworth sang beautifully, "I Love You Truly." The processional was a march by Lohengrin, with Miss Jeanne Ruble at the piano.
The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Yount.
The couple will make their home in Bismarck.

Quellen-Verweis NF16000 :

Personen : Casteel Malissa, Cunningham Moses
Moses and Malissa were married on May 1, 1853, St. Francois County, Missouri. They are listed in the 1870 census in Randolph township with the following children:
Isaac H. age 15
Charles B. age 11
Mary F. age 7
Eliza E. age 5

Quellen-Verweis NF16022 :

Personen : Kitchell Moses, Leonard Phoebe
Notes from tree posted at Ancestry.com by "Starchild", starchild@@linkamerica.net
Entered Nov 9, 2003.
"The classic book 'Descendants of Robert Kitchel' by H.D. Kitchel, does not name Moses Kitchel's wife or descendants. About 1900 DAR applications by descendants of Moses Kitchel's daughters, who went from Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH to Indianapolis, Marion Co., IN by 1830, listed Phoebe Hedges as the wife of Moses Kitchel (1740-1817). She was supposed to be the daughter of Elias Hedges, a wagoneer in the Revolutionary War, and a sister of his son Elias Hedges of Hamilton Co., OH. Subsequent investigations have shown that Elias Hedges, the wagoneer, was a lone emigrant from Long Island to New Jersey and was actually younger than Moses' wife Phoebe.
One record that could be the basis of this claim is the appointment in 1775 of Moses Kitchel as guardian of Samuel B. Hedges, the son of John (deceased 1774) and Elizabeth Hedges of Morris Co., NJ. The guardianship appears to have been for the purpose of training as legal apprentice for Samuel, who was a Judge in Morris Co. for many years. Candidate fathers for Phoebe are: Gideon and Lemuel Hedges who came to Hanover twp. from Long Island before 1742 when Phoebe was born and Uriah Hedges who came early from Long Island to Essex Co., NJ. In spite of much research into the Hedges families of Long Island, no other evidence for the existence of Phoebe Hedges has been found.
Van Mater: attempts to use the given names of Moses and Phoebe Kitchel's three oldest sons: Luther, Calvin and Cyrenius, as clues for Phoebe's surname have failed so far. The names are not traditional Kitchel given names and appear to be mainly of religious significance. Since Moses' father, Judge Joseph Kitchel, named his sons after books of the Bible, Moses may have given his sons reformation and renaissance names. The possibility of Phoebe being of Dutch Reformed origin led to the consideration of Cyrenius Van Mater of Monmouth co., NJ as her father, but the baptismal record of his children and his will, which mentions his daughters, do not reveal a Phoebe Van Mater.
The case for Phoebe Leonard as wife of Moses Kitchel:
If Phoebe Leonard married about 1761, Moses Kitchel, of Hanover Twp., Morris co., NJ, then she was a daughter of Moses' aunt Mary Allis Kitchel (1715-1762) and Paul Leonard (1706-1777). After his wife's death, Paul Leonard married Abigail, widow of Edmund Crane, who died in 1762, leaving seven children. The widow, Abigail Crane was born Abigail Kitchel, in 1717, a sister of Phoebe's mother, Mary Allis Kitchel and Moses' father, Joseph Kitchel. Paul and Abigail then moved to Alexandria Twp, Hunterdon Co., NJ and had two more children, Adam and Peter Leonard.
Phoebe and her brothers, James and David Leonard, were born before Hanover baptisms began in 1744. Her brother, James, married in 1759, Rachel Dayton, who witnessed the will of Moses Kitchel's father Joseph in 1778 as Rachel Leonard. Both Moses and Phoebe signed the partition of Joseph's estate.
Phoebe named a daughter Mary after her mother.

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