Notes: The Family History and Genealogy of Arden Gremmert and Eva Gremmert

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1	! this marriage place maybe wrong. A history of James Sage by the Blue Ridge Insitute says Fredericktown, MD.	Family: F24967
2	!Marriage: Letter from Steve Schneller.	Family: F24970
3	!MISC: letter from N. Glover, P.O.# 73, Boalsburg, PA	Family: F14595
4	According to 1900 census-Thomas and Catherine had been married 18 year s. Marriage year would have been 1882. Also, first child is listed as Jo hn J. ==was this Joseph or not? ====================	Family: F27661
5	According to 1930 census, Joseph was age 25 and Alice was age 23 when th ey married ===========================	Family: F28240
6	According to discussion with Ruth Dougherty Mulcahy Cordier, Gene and Re na had a long loving marriage. She had dated him before he went to Ind ia and wrote to him for awhile before going to India to marry him. They g ot married in 1928 in Bombay, India. When they returned to States, Gene w ent out to California to work (probably for his brother, Henry) and took R ena with him. She died out in California and was brought home by tra in to Pittston, Pennsylvania for burial. She was only 40 years old when s he died. They buried in the Cotter family plot at St. Cecilia's in Exete r, Pennsylvania She has no headstone. ---------	Family: F28243
7	According to family records the marriage was November 6, 1900, but according to Illinois State records the marriage was on the 2nd.	Family: F16940
8	According to notes from Ed Murtha (son of Ed and Alice Dougherty Murtha) r esearch: Anna Dougherty born May 1884, died 23 December 1927, married John W. Murt ha of Upper Pittston at St. Cecilia's in Wyoming (Exeter) by Fr. P.F. Quin nan-rector. Miss Jennie Gardner of Upper Pittston & Martin Deegan of Upp er Pittston were Maid of Honor and Best Man. NOTE: Jennie Gardner would have been Anna's aunt. Anna's Mother was Cath erine Engleman, half sister to Jennie Gardner. Jennie's mother was Cather ine Stem, Catherine's mother was also Catherine Stem. Catherine Stem w as married first to John Engleman and second to George Gardner. ---------------------------- According to notes from Ed Murtha (son of Ed and Alice Dougherty Murtha) r esearch: Newspaper article titled: NUPTIAL EVENT A quiet but pretty wedding took place at St. Cecilia's Church, Wyoming, ye sterday afternoon, the contracting parties being Miss Anna Dougherty of Wy oming and John Murtha of Upper Pittston. Rev. P. F. Quinnan, rector of S t. Cecilia's, performed the ceremony in the presence of the relatives a nd friends, of the couple. Miss Jennie Gardner of Upper Pittston was brid esmaid and Martin Deegan, also of Upper Pittston was best man. Followi ng the ceremony, a reception was tendered at the bride's home. Mr. and Mr s. Murtha left last evening on a brief wedding tour and on the their retu rn will reside in Upper Pittston. ----------------------------	Family: F28254
9	According to the 1911 Census of Ireland, Paddy and Frances had had four children at that time, all of which were still alive.	Family: F24735
10	According to the census of 1911, at that time Daniel & Bridget had been married for 35 years, and had had six children, four of which were still alive.	Family: F15549
11	Alt Marriage: Ulrich Renz The Second Date: 1528 Location: Tubingen, Schwarzwaldkreis, Wurttemberg, Germany	Family: F7385
12	Alternate marriage date and place info from Randy Jones, 23 June 1870 in Union Co., Tennessee.	Family: F11121
13	Alternate Marriage Date is 30 Jan 1869	Family: F11141
14	At the time of the 1911 census, John and Rose had being married less than one year, and had had one child, who was still alive.	Family: F15594
15	Aunt Dorothy Gebhart Kirkpatrick was in the hospital delivering her son Te rry on December 16, 1946. She was waiting for her uncle Lewis Gebha rt to show up. When Lew walked in with Georgie Kirkpatrick, George's moth er and Aunt Dot's mother-in-law--she asked what took them so long and th ey replied that they had gotten married before coming to hospital. Aunt D ot didn't know that they were dating--only that they had gone to a coup le of concerts together. That is how her uncle became her step-father-in- law. Lew was a good man and a good husband to my grandmother, Georgi e. He was also very good to all of his step-grandchildren.	Family: F27822
16	Charles and Leta moved to Kansas City , Kansas and located in Argentine near to the home of Charles' sister Elva and her family . Charles worked for a rock crusher about one block from his sister's home. During the time that they were living in Argentine their second child, Stanley Charles was born. Mildred, their first child was born at the home of Charles's parents, near Lacey, OK. Later, Charles bought property near 14th Street and Steel Road and started to build their home. Charles was a carpenter and was able to do most of the work himself. When their home was at least livable but not finished the family moved into it. Leta was a wonderful mother and housekeeper. She sacrificed for her children. Charles worked hard at the rock crusher and later changed jobs moving to another rock crusher in another part of Kansas City, Ks. Leta did beautiful handwork, tatted all kinds of doilies, table covers and a variety of other types of items. She also could sew and made clothing for the two children. She was a good cook and canned many vegetables and fruits for the family. One day in the spring of the year Leta took a cold. There had been considerable cold rainey weather and it was difficult to heat the house because it was not completely finished. Leta became more ill but continued to care for the children never going to bed. One afternoon, Elva, found out that Leta was ill and went to see about her. She called the Doctor as Leta had difficulty breathing. Doctor Haas was Elva's doctor and went to the home immediately. However Leta was in such serious condition that he could not do anything at that time. In fact, Leta was almost dead when Dr. Haas arrived and expired in a few minutes. Dr. Haas diagnosed her condition as pneumonia. Leta's death was very difficult for Charley. He made arrangements for her body to be prepared for burial in Oklahoma. The Simmons Funeral Home in the Argentine section of Kansas City, Ks. took care of the arrangements. Charles took the two children to his parents home on the farm near Lacey, Ok. and had the funeral in Waukomis, Ok. where Leta's family lived. She is buried in Waulomis Cemetery. Charles, returned to Kansas City, Ks. and lived with Douglas, Elva, and Olive Maxine for a period of time while he took care of selling his house and property and other business. Later he returned to his parents home, worked on the farm, assisted in the care of his two children until his secod marriage about seven years later.	Family: F8950
17	Check out the exact date. I have 27 of November 1933, however it was resistered on the 29 of November 1933	Family: F26182
18	Child Record not found: @I3CVW-PV@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @I3CVW-PV@ Child Record not found: @I3CVW-Q2@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @I3CVW-Q2@ Child Record not found: @I3CVW-R7@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @I3CVW-R7@ Child Record not found: @I3CVW-SD@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @I3CVW-SD@ Child Record not found: @I3CVX-FM@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @I3CVX-FM@ Child Record not found: @I3CVX-GS@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @I3CVX-GS@ Child Record not found: @I3CVX-H0@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @I3CVX-H0@ Child Record not found: @I3CVX-J5@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @I3CVX-J5@	Family: F26701
19	Child Record not found: @I3CVZ-DL@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @I3CVZ-DL@ Child Record not found: @I3CVZ-KG@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @I3CVZ-KG@	Family: F26681
20	Child Record not found: @I512X-6B@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @I512X-6B@ Child Record not found: @I6676-3N@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @I6676-3N@ Child Record not found: @I6676-4T@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @I6676-4T@ Child Record not found: @I6676-51@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @I6676-51@	Family: F26396
21	Child Record not found: @I5822-8K@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @I5822-8K@ Child Record not found: @I5822-9Q@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @I5822-9Q@ Child Record not found: @I5822-BW@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @I5822-BW@ Child Record not found: @IMJ7C-9J@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @IMJ7C-9J@ Child Record not found: @IMJ7C-BP@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @IMJ7C-BP@ Child Record not found: @IMJ7C-CV@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @IMJ7C-CV@	Family: F26607
22	Child Record not found: @I70J1-S5@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @I70J1-S5@ Child Record not found: @IWH72-3G@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @IWH72-3G@ Child Record not found: @IWH72-4M@ (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @IWH72-4M@	Family: F26404
23	Description: ref. Boone Co. Ark Book of Marriages Book B, pg 273 provided by Mary Harvey	Family: F11087
24	Emilie House letter 13 Mar 1998 (ltr File #34 TFH)	Family: F13199
25	Entry 122, Page 80, WHO, WHEN & WHERE, Vol III, Compiled by Patricia Steel "12/18/1888, Big Run, George K. Tyson, J.P.: SHEPLER, Andrew, 23y, of Henderson Twp, farmer, Born in Henderson Twp, son of SHEPLER, Isaac and_____: and GRAY, Alice J., 20y, of Henderson Twp., born Hemderson Twp., dau of GRAY, James S. and ______.	Family: F14609
26	Family Bible Record of Lela Alberta Botts. The New Teastament Of Our Lord And Savior Jesus Christ, Translated Out Of The Original Greek And With The Former Translated Diligently Compared And Revised. By His Majesty's Special Command., (Oxford: The University Press); photocopies of original title pages in the possessions of Bill & Gloria Leeper and Bill Leeper, II: Lela Alberta Botts, born June 19th, 1898, Meadville, Lynn County, Missouri Married June 8, 1920.	Family: F9339
27	Found on www.gloucestercountyhistoricalsociety.org--OnLine searchable data base, entitled South Jersey Marriages from 1686-1939. Not all are list ed as of yet-January 19, 2002. Kathleen paid $10.00 for a 3 month onli ne subscription in order to search this database. In the source, Glassboro Enterprise, dated 6/30/1916, her name is list ed as Elizabeth.	Family: F28219
28	Found on www.gloucestercountyhistoricalsociety.org--OnLine searchable data base, entitled South Jersey Marriages from 1686-1939. Not all are list ed as of yet-January 19, 2002. Kathleen paid $10.00 for a 3 month onli ne subscription in order to search this database. Lewis lives on North Delsea Drive, in Glassboro, New Jersey. They were ma rried on a Monday evening at the M. P. Parsonage by Rev James N. McCoy. S ource is the Evening News, dated 12/2/1933.	Family: F28336
29	Found on www.gloucestercountyhistoricalsociety.org--OnLine searchable data base, entitled South Jersey Marriages from 1686-1939. Not all are list ed as of yet-January 19, 2002. Kathleen paid $10.00 for a 3 month onli ne subscription in order to search this database. Lizzie Gaskill and Edward Young (who is Letitia Young's brother) were mar ried on a Saturday by Rev. J.H. Harris. Source of this information is t he Gloucester County Democrat dated 9/28/1905. The Democrat comes o ut on Thursday and is a weekly County newspaper.	Family: F28507
30	Found on www.gloucestercountyhistoricalsociety.org--OnLine searchable data base, entitled South Jersey Marriages from 1686-1939. Not all are list ed as of yet-January 19, 2002. Kathleen paid $10.00 for a 3 month onli ne subscription in order to search this database. Married at the M E Parsonage, in Clayton, NJ. Source was the Gloucester C ounty Democrat, dated 7/2/1914. Democrat is a weekly newspaper that com es out on Thursdays. -------------------------------------------	Family: F28331
31	Found on www.gloucestercountyhistoricalsociety.org--OnLine searchable data base, entitled South Jersey Marriages from 1686-1939. Not all are list ed as of yet-January 19, 2002. Kathleen paid $10.00 for a 3 month onli ne subscription in order to search this database. married by Rev. L. D. Stultz. Source is the Woodbury Constitution, dat ed 12/3/1884	Family: F27823
32	Found on www.gloucestercountyhistoricalsociety.org--OnLine searchable data base, entitled South Jersey Marriages from 1686-1939. Not all are list ed as of yet-January 19, 2002. Kathleen paid $10.00 for a 3 month onli ne subscription in order to search this database. Married on a Saturday, source: Gloucester County Democrat under Clayton N ews, dated 7/3/1902 -------------------------------------	Family: F28330
33	Found on www.gloucestercountyhistoricalsociety.org--OnLine searchable data base, entitled South Jersey Marriages from 1686-1939. Not all are list ed as of yet-January 19, 2002. Kathleen paid $10.00 for a 3 month onli ne subscription in order to search this database. Record 25618, MAYBE: married by Socrates Townsend, Minister of Gospel, Certificate of Gloucest er County, recorded 12/3/1847.	Family: F28518
34	Found on www.gloucestercountyhistoricalsociety.org--OnLine searchable data base, entitled South Jersey Marriages from 1686-1939. Not all are list ed as of yet-January 19, 2002. Kathleen paid $10.00 for a 3 month onli ne subscription in order to search this database. Source: Woodbury Constitution newspaper, dated 5/13/1874. Official was a Rev. George L. Dobbins	Family: F28519
35	Found on www.gloucestercountyhistoricalsociety.org--OnLine searchable data base, entitled South Jersey Marriages from 1686-1939. Not all are list ed as of yet-January 19, 2002. Kathleen paid $10.00 for a 3 month onli ne subscription in order to search this database. They were married by B. M. Turner, Justice of the Peace.	Family: F27825
36	Found on www.gloucestercountyhistoricalsociety.org--OnLine searchable data base, entitled South Jersey Marriages from 1686-1939. Not all are list ed as of yet-January 19, 2002. Kathleen paid $10.00 for a 3 month onli ne subscription in order to search this database. They were married by Rev. Jas. Burns of M. E. Church, in Clayton, NJ. Sou rce is the Woodbury Constitution, dated 4/30/1913.	Family: F28220
37	Found on www.gloucestercountyhistoricalsociety.org--OnLine searchable data base, entitled South Jersey Marriages from 1686-1939. Not all are list ed as of yet-January 19, 2002. Kathleen paid $10.00 for a 3 month onli ne subscription in order to search this database. Winfield Scott Gaskill and Edith Stephens were married on a Monday in t he Presbyterian Parsonage (probably Woodbury). Source is Woodbury Constit ution Newspaper, dated 7/10/1907.	Family: F28509
38	Friends, 1955, Tampa, Florida	Family: F15050
39	Had six other sons who all died at birth.	Family: F24722
40	Hugh and Margaret were second cousins and had to get a special dispensation to marry.	Family: F23
41	IGI Addendum 1994 shows Thomas Morrison Md Margaret Dunlap 1826 Letter from Laura Copes Nov 6 1997 shows Marriage place in Armagh, Ireland (ltr file #28 TFH)	Family: F10443
42	Invalid sealing-to-spouse temple code: LANG.	Family: F8026
43	Invalid sealing-to-spouse temple code: LOSA.	Family: F7968
44	Invalid sealing-to-spouse temple code: SALTL.	Family: F8052
45	Invalid sealing-to-spouse temple code: SALTL.	Family: F7958
46	Invalid sealing-to-spouse temple code: SALTL.	Family: F7971
47	Invalid sealing-to-spouse temple code: SALTL.	Family: F7972
48	Invalid sealing-to-spouse temple code: SALTL.	Family: F7975
49	John & Mary were cousins. Mary's mother, Elizabeth was John's Aunt	Family: F26114
50	John (Dutchy) Doherty was driving the wedding party out of town with a grey team of horses owned by Little Barney Doherty. Attendants were Pat McDevitt and Nora Doherty (Blackhorse). They stopped on the Northern Pacific railroad track as the train came along. A cowboy put a rope on the horses to try and get them to move. The train snuffed, puffed and blew off steam but the horses didn't move. People brought their chairs out on their porches to watch. The spectators got cold and had to put their sweaters on. They finally got the horses to move and drove to Middle Ranch (Pat Doherty's place) where they had a dance in the barn.	Family: F397