Descendants of Elizabeth HELSEL
and her two husbands,
James McCONNELL
and George YINGLING
as of 9 October 2002
Generation No. 1
Return to Helsel
Outline
1. Elizabeth5 HELSEL (John4 HELTZEL, Henry3,
Johann Tobias2, Philip Wendell1) was born 24 Sep 1818 in
Bedford Co. PA, and died 18 Sep 1876 in Blair Co. PA1. She married (1) James McCONNELL. He died Bet. 1842 - 1850. She married (2) George YINGLING 12 Jun
1855 in St. Patrick's Church, Newry, Blair Co. PA2. He was born 20 May 18073,
and died 6 Jan 18853.
Notes for
George YINGLING:
1850 PA
Census: Blair Co. Greenfield Twp. p. 145
George
YINGLING, 43, Farmer, Md.
Clementine,
36
Joseph
A., 17, Farmer; Mary A., 15; David H., 13; Peter A., 11
George
A., 8; Henry L., 5; Sarah C., 2
David
LEWIS, 19, Laborer
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1860 PA
Census: Blair Co. Greenfield Twp. P.O. Sarah, p. 233
Series
M653, roll 1078, dwelling 100, family 101
George
YINGLING, 52, Farmer, $3000 Real Estate / $1000 Personal Estate, b. PA
Elizabeth,
42
David,
22; Peter, 20; George, 18; Henry, 14; Sarah, 13
Sarah C.,
11, "of second wife"; Rebecca, 8; Margaret, 4; Barbary, 2
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1870 PA
Census: Blair Co. Greenfield Twp. p. 309b
George
YINGLING, 64, Retired Farmer
Elizabeth,
58, Housekeeping
Peter,
29, Farm Laborer; George, 27, Farm Laborer; Sarah, 21, Domestic
Rebecca,
17; Maggie, 13; Agnes, 7
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[In
vacation]
1856 No.
129 The Petition of George Yingling for himself and
the other heirs of Henry Helsel late of Bedford now Blair county decd was read
setting forth that said Helsel died in said county, having first made his will
and which will is dated the 12 day of September 1815, and by which he appointed
Eve Helsel and Henry Stiffler Exrs of said will. That
on the 8 day of March 1817 as appears by certificate of Rev.* Washabaugh Letters Testamentary on said will were granted
to said Exr. and that the said Eve is since deceased
and the said Henry [Stiffler] has not filed his final administration account on
said estate, and asking for a citation on said Stiffler to file his account.
Whereupon 6 June A.D. 1856 John Penn Jones Esq. one of the associate Judges
awards a citation agreeably to the prayer of the petitioner.
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A George Yingling of Greenfield Twp. left letters of administration
in vol. E, p. 293. (Undated, but before
1905).
A George
W. Yingling of Roaring Spring died 12 Jan 1930, and
left letters in vol. 38, p. 329.
An
Elizabeth Yingling of Greenfield Twp. died 29 Nov.
1891 and left letters/will in vol. G p. 81.
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Children
of Elizabeth HELSEL and James McCONNELL are:
2 i. Jane Elizabeth6
McCONNELL, born 20 Oct 1842 in Freedom Twp. Blair Co.
PA4,5,6; died 22 Jan 1928 in Freedom Twp. Blair Co. PA7,8,9. She married Henry M. STIFFLER 8 Sep 185910,11;
born 20 May 1838 in New Enterprise, Bedford Co. PA12,13,14;
died 9 Feb 1925 in Duncansville, Blair Co. PA15,16,17.
Notes for
Jane Elizabeth McCONNELL:
The Altoona,
PA "Mirror" issue of 23 January 1928, p. 30, col. 1
One of
Blair county's oldest and best known women and for many years a resident of
Duncansville and vicinity, died at the home of James Harker,
one mile south of Newry, Sunday evening at 8.40 o'clock, death being attributed
to complications incident to advanced age. She was born in Freedom township Oct
20, 1842, and was united in marriage with Henry M. Stiffler, who died on Feb.
9, 1925. She resided in Duncansville for many years until nine months ago, when
she went to make her home with Mr. and Mrs. James Harker.
She is survived by one sister, Mrs. John A. Thompson of Newry. She was a member
of the Duncansville Lutheran church where funeral services will be conducted on
Wednesday morning at 10.30 o'clock. Interment in the Carson Valley cemetery.
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Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics
Place of
Death: Blair County, Freedom Township
Full
Name: JANE E. STIFFLER
Sex: Female
Color: White
Marital
Status: Widowed
Wife
of: Henry M. Stiffler
Date of
Birth: Oct. 20, 1842
Age: 85 yrs, 3 mos, 2
days
Birthplace: Freedom Township, Blair Co. Pa.
Name of
Father: James McConnel
Father's
Birthplace: Penna.
Maiden
Name of Mother: Elizabeth Helsel
Mother's
Birthplace: Penna.
Informant: J.H. Harker,
Hollidaysburg, Pa., RFD #1
Date of
Death: Jan. 22, 1928
Cause of
Death: Chronic Myo-Cardial
Degeneration
Place and
Date of Burial: Carson Valley Cemetery,
Jan. 25, 1928
Undertaker: Harvey M. Liebegott,
Duncansville, Pa.
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Notes for
Henry M. STIFFLER:
1910 PA
Census: Blair Co. Duncansville Borough, ed 66, p. 11a, lines 38-39
Series T624,
roll 1316, dwelling 227, family 233, Blair Street, 27 April 1910
Henry M.
STIFFLER, Head, 71, marr. (1st time) 50 yrs, b. Pa.,
parents b. Pa., Own Income
Jane E.,
wife, 67, marr. (1st time) 50 yrs, no children, b.
Pa., parents b. Pa.
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Sell,
Jesse C., Twentieth Century History of Altoona and Blair County, Pennsylvania,
and Representative Citizens, Chicago, IL: Richmond-Arnold, 1911, pp. 597-598.
HENRY M.
STIFFLER, formerly burgess of Duncansville, Pa., and a veteran of the Civil
War, has been a resident of this pleasant borough since 1896. He was born near Enterprise, Bedford County,
Pa., May 20, 1838, and is a son of Peter and Elizabeth (Smith) Stiffler.
Peter
Stiffler was born in York County, Pa., a son of Peter Stiffler, who was one of
the old settlers. In 1847, the parents
of Henry M. Stiffler moved to Blair County and settled in Freedom Township. The grandfather, who had probably come to York
County about 1802, accompanied them and died there. Peter Stiffler married
Elizabeth Smith, a native of Bedford County, and of their children three
survive: Esther, who is the widow of S.W. Furney,
formerly of Carroll County, Mo., resides at Eldorado,
in that state; Henry M.; and Elizabeth A., who is the wife of Samuel A. Stultz, of Fortesque, Mo.
Henry M.
Stiffler was reared on a farm and received a district school education. In 1879
he moved to Altoona, where he resided until 1891, when he removed to Allegheny
Township, Blair County, where he was engaged in agricultural pursuits until
1896, when he came to Duncansville. He still retains his farm of 104 acres in
Allegheny Township. In February, 1864, Mr. Stiffler enlisted for service in the
Civil War, entering Co. A, 55th Pa. Vol. Inf., which was attached to the Army
of the James, and he was stationed in South Carolina and in Virginia and was
honorably discharged on May 26, 1865. On May 6, 1864, while on the advance
skirmish line in Virginia, between City Point and Petersburg, he received a
wound in his right foot which was serious enough to confine him to a hospital
for three months. After his discharge he returned to Blair County and resumed
farming in Freedom Township, and resided there until he removed to Altoona in
1879.
Mr.
Stiffler was married September 8, 1859, to Miss Jane E. McConnell, a native of
Greenfield Township, now in Blair County, where she was born October 20, 1842.
Her parents were James and Elizabeth (Helsel) McConnell, both natives of
Pennsylvania. The father lived in Juniata Township, Blair County, for a number
of years and later moved with his family to Greenfield and afterwards to
Freedom Township, where both he and wife died. Mrs. Stiffler has two surviving
sisters: Margaret, wife of J. A. Thompson, residing at Newry, Pa.; and Agnes,
wife of Adam Hazenstab, of Freedom Township. Mr. and
Mrs. Stiffler celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary on September 8, 1909.
They are members of the Lutheran church at Duncansville and in this connection
as in others, are valued and esteemed. Mr. Stiffler has always been identified
with the Republican party and has always taken an active citizen's interest in
the welfare of the place in which he has lived. He has served three years as
burgess of Duncansville as well as on many public committees. He is a member of
Stephen C. Potts Post No. 62, G. A. R., at Altoona.
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The
Altoona, PA "Mirror" issue of 10 February 1925, p. 24, col. 4
H.M.
STIFFLER, WAR VETERAN, EXPIRES
Henry M.
Stiffler, one of Duncansville's oldest and best known residents, Civil war
veteran and ex-burgess of the town, died at his home on Beech street, last
evening at 7.15 o'clock of a complication of diseases after a lengthy illness.
Mr. Stiffler was in his 87th year, and had resided in the borough for nearly
thirty years.
He was
born near New Enterprise, Bedford county, on May 20, 1838, and was the only son
of Peter and Elizabeth Smith Stiffler, both long deceased. Only one member of
his family survives, beside his aged wife, a sister, Mrs. Samuel A. Stultz of Topeka, Kas.
On Sept.
8, 1859, he was united in marriage with Miss Jane E. McConnell, a native of
Greenfield township, a daughter of James and Elizabeth Helsel McConnell, who
survives. No children were born to this union.
The
deceased resided with his parents in Bedford county until nine years of age
when they became residents of Blair county, in which county he resided until
the time of his death. He was reared on the family farm and received a district
school education. In 1879, the Stifflers became
residents of Altoona for a period of twelve years. In 1891 they moved to
Allegheny township, in Maple Hollow, where he followed the occupation of farmer
for a period of five years, retiring and moving to Duncansville in 1896.
In
February, 1864, Mr. Stiffler enlisted for service in the Civil war, entering
Co. A, 55th Pa. Vol. Inf., which was attached to the Army of the James,
stationed in South Carolina and in Virginia. He was honorably discharged on May
26, 1865. On May 6, 1864, while on the advance skirmish line in Virginia,
between City Point and Petersburg, he was wounded in his right foot very
seriously, being confined to a hospital for a period of three months. His
residence at the time he entered the war was in Freedom township, and it was to
his farm there that he returned upon his discharge from the army.
He served
a term of three years as burgess of Duncansville. He was a respected citizen,
law abiding and absolutely honest. He was a firm advocate of the "pay as
you go" policy throughout his entire life.
Politically,
he was Republican, and his last trip outside his home was on election day last
November, when he cast a Republican ballot for the electors of President elect
Coolidge.
Mr. and
Mrs. Stiffler observed their golden wedding anniversary on Sept. 8, 1909. Mrs.
Stiffler has also been confined to her home for the past year or more, the
greater part of the time on account of illness.
He was a
member of the Duncansville Lutheran church for many years and also a member of
Stephen C. Potts Post No. 62, G.A.R. of Altoona. The funeral services will be
held on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at the Duncansville Lutheran church,
conducted by his pastor, Rev. Isaac Krider. Interment
will be made in the Carson Valley cemetery.
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Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics
Place of
Death: Blair County, Borough of
Duncansville
Full
Name: HENRY M. STIFFLER
Sex: Male
Color: White
Marital
Status: Married
Date of
Birth: May 20, 1838
Age: 86 yrs, 8 mos, 19
days
Occupation: Farmer, Retired
Birthplace: Bedford Co. Pa.
Name of
Father: Peter Stiffler
Father's
Birthplace: Germany
Maiden
Name of Mother: Elizabeth Smith
Mother's
Birthplace: Bedford Co. Pa.
Informant: J.H. Harker,
Hollidaysburg R.F.D.
Date of
Death: Feb. 9, 1925
Cause of
Death: Chronic Interstitial Nephritis
Place and
Date of Burial: Carson Valley Cemetery,
Feb. 12, 1925
Undertaker: C. Liebegott &
Son, Duncansville, Pa.
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3 ii. Sarah C. McCONNELL,
born ca 184918.
Children
of Elizabeth HELSEL and George YINGLING are:
+ 4 i. Margaret H.6
YINGLING, born 19 May 1856 in Greenfield Twp. Blair Co. PA; died 12 Jul 1935 in
Newry, Blair Co. PA.
5 ii. Barbara YINGLING, born ca 185818.
+ 6 iii. Agnes YINGLING, born 31 Mar 1861 in
Greenfield Twp. Blair Co. PA; died 27 Mar 1926 in Altoona, Blair Co. PA.
Generation No. 2
4. Margaret H.6 YINGLING
(Elizabeth5 HELSEL, John4 HELTZEL, Henry3,
Johann Tobias2, Philip Wendell1) was born 19 May 1856 in
Greenfield Twp. Blair Co. PA19,20,21,22, and died 12 Jul 1935
in Newry, Blair Co. PA23,24,25. She married John A. THOMPSON ca 187826,27,
son of Peter THOMPSON and Elizabeth CLARK.
He was born Aug 185428,29,30, and died 191931.
Notes for
Margaret H. YINGLING:
Blair
County Genealogical Society, Archie Claar Collection
of Obituaries
Volume 3,
p. 76, 1935 volume
AGED
RESIDENT IS ACCIDENT VICTIM
Mrs.
Margaret Thompson Steps In Path of Automobile Near Home In Newry and Is
Instantly Killed.
CAR WAS
OPERATED BY CURRYVILLE YOUNG MAN
Woman Was
Crossing Street After Talking With Neighbor About Mishap Which Befell Her
Grandson.
Mrs.
Margaret Thompson, aged 79 years, one of Newry's best
known and highly esteemed residents, was instantly killed last evening at 8
o'clock on the street in front of her home when she stepped into the path of an
automobile driven by Russell Leidy of Curryville.
Several
hours earlier in the evening Mrs. Thompson's grandson, Gerald Thompson, who
resides only a few doors away, fell from a porch to the pavement, striking his
head on the cement. He was rendered unconscious and was taken to the Nason hospital in Roaring Spring, where he remains in an
unconscious condition today. At the hospital it was stated that he has a
possible fracture of the skull and that an X-ray will be taken to determine the
extent of his injuries as soon as his condition warrants.
Mrs.
Thompson had been at the grandson's home and stopped in front of the George
Burk home, where she talked with members of the Burk family. She then started
across the street to her home, stepping directly into the path of the
automobile driven by Leidy.
Car
Within Limit.
According
to witnesses, the car was moving within the 20-mile speed limit in the borough,
but Mrs. Thompson was knocked to the roadway. The driver stopped within 20 feet
and went to her assistance as neighbors arrived. It was found that she was
dead. However, a priest was summoned from the monastery at Kladden,
who administered extreme unction, the Newry parish priest, Rev. James Hickey
being out of town at the time.
A
physician was summoned who pronounced the woman dead. Coroner Chester C. Rothrock and State Motor Patrolman B.V. Kilrane
were called and went to Newry and conducted an investigation. Several
witnesses, including Dolly Jane Thompson, a granddaughter of the victim, and
George Burk and Wilbur Burk all agreed that the woman stepped directly into the
path of the car and that the driver was not to blame. Leidy
was not held and Coroner Rothrock will determine
later whether or not he will conduct an inquest.
Mrs.
Thompson had resided in Newry for many years, where she served as tax
collector. She was interested in the affairs of the borough and was prominently
identified with the work of St. Patrick's Catholic church, of which she had
been a lifelong member.
Native of
Greenfield Township.
She was a
daughter of George and Elizabeth Yingling and was
born in Greenfield township on May 19, 1856. She was united in marriage with
John A. Thompson fifty-eight years ago, the ceremony being performed in Newry
by Rev. James Bradley, the pioneer priest at St. Patrick's church. Mr. Thompson
died sixteen years ago.
Surviving
are the following children: Charles A.
Thompson of Altoona, Mrs. Agnes R. Eger, residing
west of Newry, Mrs. Elizabeth Moses of Newry, Peter S. Thompson of Harrisburg
and a half-sister, Mrs. Rebecca Glass of Hollidaysburg. Also surviving are
sixteen grandchildren and twenty-eight great-grandchildren and a number of
nieces and nephews residing in Huntingdon county.
The
funeral will be conducted Monday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Patrick's Catholic
church in Newry, in charge of the parish pastor, Rev. James Hickey. Interment
will be made in St. Patrick's church cemetery.
[clipping
was not dated, but was from the 1935 volume; adjacent obits marked with Oct.,
Nov., Dec. 1935 dates - ed.]
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Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics
Place of
Death: Blair County, Borough of Newry
Full
Name: MRS. MARGRET THOMPSON
Sex: F
Color: White
Marital
Status: Widowed
Wife
of: John Thompson
Date of
Birth: May 19, 1856
Age: 79 yrs, 1 mo, 23 days
Occupation: At home
Birthplace: Greenfield Twp. Penna.
Name of
Father: George Yingling
Birthplace
of Father: Penna.
Maiden
Name of Mother: Elizabeth Helsel
Birthplace
of Mother: Penna.
Informant: Mrs. Eger, Newry,
Pa.
Date of
Death: July 12, 1935
Cause of
Death: Fractured neck; struck by
automobile, accident
Place and
Date of Burial: St. Patrick's, Newry,
July 15, 1935
Undertaker: F.J. Wolf, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
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Notes for
John A. THOMPSON:
1900 PA
Census: Blair Co. Freedom Twp. ed 75, p. 2b, lines 80-83
Series
T623, roll 1381, dwelling 33, family 33, 4 June 1900
John
THOMPSON, Head, Aug 1854, 45, m. 22 yrs, Pa/Pa/Pa, Farmer
Margaret,
Wife, May 1856, 44, m. 22 yrs, 5 children / 4 still alive, Pa/Pa/Pa
Elizabeth,
dau, Sep 1881, 18, single, at school; Peter, son, Sep
1883, 16, single, Farm Laborer
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1910 PA
Census: Blair Co. Blair Twp. Newry Borough ed 64, p. 1a, lines 29-30
Series
T624, roll 1316, dwelling 5, family 5, Bedford Street, 15 April 1910
John A.
THOMPSON, Head, 55, marr. (1st time) 32 yrs, b. Pa.,
parents b. Pa., Own Income
Margaret
H., wife, 53, marr. (1st time) 32 yrs, 5 children / 4
still alive, b. Pa., parents b. Pa.
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Children
of Margaret YINGLING and John THOMPSON are:
7 i. Charles Augustus7
THOMPSON, born 10 Jul 187832.
8 ii. Agnes Regina THOMPSON, born 8 Feb 188032;
died 196033. She
married Fred D. EGER 10 Oct 1899 in St. Patrick's Church, Newry, PA34;
born 29 Apr 187335; died Mar 196335.
9 iii. Elizabeth Joanna THOMPSON, born 3 Sep 188136;
died 196437. She
married Daniel D. MOSES 13 Jul 1906 in St. Patrick's Church, Newry, PA37;
born 20 May 188538; died Mar 197238.
10 iv. Peter Sheridan THOMPSON, born 28 Sep 188339;
died Jun 196839.
11 v. Sarah Catherine THOMPSON, born 12 Apr 188540;
died 188741.
6. Agnes6 YINGLING (Elizabeth5
HELSEL, John4 HELTZEL, Henry3, Johann Tobias2,
Philip Wendell1) was born 31 Mar 1861 in Greenfield Twp. Blair Co.
PA42,43,44, and died 27 Mar 1926 in Altoona, Blair Co. PA45,46. She married Adam HASENSTAB 16 Jun 1885
in Newry, Blair Co. PA47,48, son of John HASENSTAB and Mary
STANGER. He was born 19 Aug 1848 in Ore
Hill, Blair Co. PA49,50, and died 191651.
Notes for
Agnes YINGLING:
Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics
Place of
Death: Blair County, Altoona, 2208 Fifth
Ave., 6th Ward
Full
Name: AGNES HAZENSTAB
Sex: Female
Color: White
Marital
Status: Widow
Wife
of: Adam Hazenstab
Date of
Birth: Mar. 31, 1861
Age: 64 yrs, 11 mos, 27
days
Occupation: At Home
Birthplace: Greenfield Twp. Pa.
Name of
Father: George Yingling
Birthplace
of Father: [illegible] Pa.
Maiden
Name of Mother: Elizabeth Helsel
Birthplace
of Mother: E. Freedom, Pa.
Informant: Regis Hazenstab, E.
Freedom, Pa.
Date of
Death: Mar. 27, 1926, 9 a.m.
Cause of
Death: Erysipelas
Place and
Date of Burial: St. Patrick's Cem., Newry, Pa., Mar. 30, 1926
Undertaker: N.A. Stevens, Altoona, Pa.
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Notes for
Adam HASENSTAB:
1900 PA
Census: Blair Co. Freedom Twp. ed 75, p. 9b, lines 91-98
Series
T623, roll 1381, dwelling 172, family 177, 18 June 1900
Adam
HAZENSTAB, Head, Aug 1847, 52, m. 15 yrs, Pa/Ger/Ger, Farmer
Agnes,
wife, Mar 1861, 39, m. 15 yrs, 6 children / 5 still alive, Pa/Pa/Pa
Regis,
son, Jan 1889, 11, at school; Elizabeth, dau, Mar
1891, 9, at school
Raymond,
son, Nov 1897, 2; Bernard, son, Jan 1893, 7, at school; Vincent, son, May 1895,
5
Sarah
YINGLING, sister-in-law, Sep 1848, 51, single, Pa/Pa/Pa
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1910 PA
Census: Blair Co. Freedom Twp. ed 68, p. 14a, lines 10-19
Series
T624, roll 1317, dwelling 205, family 216, 6 May 1910
Adam
HAZENSTAB, Head, 62, marr. (1st time) 24 yrs, b. Pa.,
parents b. Ger., Farmer
Agnes,
wife, 49, marr. (1st time) 24 yrs, 9 children / 8
still alive, b. Pa., parents b. Pa.
Regis,
son, 21; Elisabeth, dau, 19; Bernard, son, 17; Vinsen, son, 14
Raymond,
son, 12; Arthur, son, 9; Marie, dau, 6; Irean, dau, 4
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Children
of Agnes YINGLING and Adam HASENSTAB are:
12 i. J. Regis7
HASENSTAB, born Jan 188951,52,53; died 196054.
13 ii. Elizabeth HASENSTAB, born Mar 189155,56,57.
14 iii. Bernard HASENSTAB, born Jan 189358,59,60.
15 iv. Vincent HASENSTAB, born May 189561,62,63.
16 v. Raymond HASENSTAB, born Nov 189764,65;
died May 1926. He married Genevieve A. McCONNEL.
17 vi. Arthur HASENSTAB, born ca 190166,67.
18 vii. Marie HASENSTAB, born ca 190468,69.
19 viii. Ilene HASENSTAB, born ca 190670,71.
20 ix. Ellen HASENSTAB72.
Endnotes
1. buried St. Patrick's Cemetery, Newry, PA
2. St. Patrick's Church Records, Newry, PA
3. St. Patrick's Cemetery, Newry, PA
4. Twentieth Century History of Altoona &
Blair County Pennsylvania, by Jesse C. Sell, 1911
5. Death Certificate.
6. "The Altoona, PA
"Mirror"," obituary, issue of 23 January 1928, p. 30, col. 1.
7. PETER STIFFLER'S GENEALOGY: 1773-1921 (copy of old MS)
8. Death Certificate.
9. "The Altoona, PA
"Mirror"," obituary, issue of 23 January 1928, p. 30, col. 1.
10. Twentieth Century History of Altoona &
Blair County Pennsylvania, by Jesse C. Sell, 1911
11. "The Altoona, PA
"Mirror"," obituary, issue of 10 February 1925, p. 24, col. 4.
12. Twentieth Century History of Altoona &
Blair County Pennsylvania, by Jesse C. Sell, 1911
13. Death Certificate.
14. "The Altoona, PA
"Mirror"," obituary, issue of 10 February 1925, p. 24, col. 4.
15. PETER STIFFLER'S GENEALOGY: 1773-1921 (copy of old MS)
16. Death Certificate.
17. "The Altoona, PA
"Mirror"," obituary, issue of 10 February 1925, p. 24, col. 4.
18. 1860 Census
19. St. Patrick's Church Records, Newry, PA
20. 1900 PA Census: Blair Co. Freedom Twp.
(Series T623, roll 1381), ed 75, p. 2b, lines 80-83, dwelling 33, family 33, 4
June 1900, "Margaret, Wife, May 1856, 44, m. 22 yrs, 5 children / 4 still
alive, Pa/Pa/Pa."
21. 1910 PA Census: Blair Co. Blair Twp. (Series
T624, roll 1316), Newry Borough ed 64, p. 1a, lines 29-30, dwelling 5, family
5, Bedford Street, 15 April 1910, "Margaret H., wife, 53, marr. (1st time) 32 yrs, 5 children / 4 still alive, b.
Pa., parents b. Pa."
22. Death Certificate.
23. St. Patrick's Cemetery, Newry, PA
24. Blair County Genealogical Society, Archie Claar Collection of Obituaries, volume 3, p. 76, 1935
volume.
25. Death Certificate.
26. 1900 PA Census: Blair Co. Freedom Twp.
(Series T623, roll 1381), ed 75, p. 2b, lines 80-83, dwelling 33, family 33, 4
June 1900, "married 22 years."
27. 1910 PA Census: Blair Co. Blair Twp. (Series
T624, roll 1316), Newry Borough ed 64, p. 1a, lines 29-30, dwelling 5, family
5, Bedford Street, 15 April 1910, "married 32 years."
28. St. Patrick's Cemetery, Newry, PA
29. 1900 PA Census: Blair Co. Freedom Twp.
(Series T623, roll 1381), ed 75, p. 2b, lines 80-83, dwelling 33, family 33, 4
June 1900, "John THOMPSON, Head, Aug 1854, 45, m. 22 yrs, Pa/Pa/Pa,
Farmer."
30. 1910 PA Census: Blair Co. Blair Twp. (Series
T624, roll 1316), Newry Borough ed 64, p. 1a, lines 29-30, dwelling 5, family
5, Bedford Street, 15 April 1910, "John A. THOMPSON, Head, 55, marr. (1st time) 32 yrs, b. Pa., parents b. Pa., Own
Income."
31. St. Patrick's Cemetery, Newry, PA
32. St. Patrick's Church records, Newry, PA
33. St. Patrick's Cemetery, Newry, PA
34. St. Patrick's Church records, Newry, PA
35. Brøderbund Family
Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 3, Social Security Records: U.S., SS Death Benefit
Records, Surnames Beginning with E, Date of Import: 15 Apr 1996, Internal Ref.
#1.111.3.62371.196
36. St. Patrick's Church records, Newry, PA
37. St. Patrick's Cemetery, Newry, PA
38. Brøderbund Family
Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 3, Social Security Records: U.S., SS Death Benefit
Records, Surnames Beginning with M, Date of Import: 15 Apr 1996, Internal Ref.
#1.112.3.23189.10
39. Brøderbund Family
Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 3, Social Security Records: U.S., SS Death Benefit
Records, Surnames Beginning with T, Date of Import: 15 Apr 1996, Internal Ref.
#1.112.3.84604.92
40. St. Patrick's Church records, Newry, PA
41. St. Patrick's Cemetery, Newry, PA
42. St. Patrick's Church Records, Newry, PA
43. 1910 PA Census: Blair Co. Freedom Twp.
(Series T624, roll 1317), ed 68, p. 14a, lines 10-19, dwelling 205, family 216,
6 May 1910, "Agnes, wife, 49, marr. (1st time)
24 yrs, 9 children / 8 still alive, b. Pa., parents b. Pa."
44. Death Certificate.
45. St. Patrick's Cemetery, Newry, PA
46. Death Certificate.
47. St. Patrick's Church records, Newry, PA
48. 1910 PA Census: Blair Co. Freedom Twp.
(Series T624, roll 1317), ed 68, p. 14a, lines 10-19, dwelling 205, family 216,
6 May 1910, "married 24 years."
49. St. Patrick's Church records, Newry, PA
50. 1910 PA Census: Blair Co. Freedom Twp.
(Series T624, roll 1317), ed 68, p. 14a, lines 10-19, dwelling 205, family 216,
6 May 1910, "Adam HAZENSTAB, Head, 62, marr.
(1st time) 24 yrs, b. Pa., parents b. Ger., Farmer."
51. St. Patrick's Cemetery, Newry, PA
52. 1900 PA Census: Blair Co. Freedom Twp.
(Series T623, roll 1381), ed 75, p. 9b, lines 91-98, dwelling 172, family 177,
18 June 1900, "Regis, son, Jan 1889, 11, at school."
53. 1910 PA Census: Blair Co. Freedom Twp.
(Series T624, roll 1317), ed 68, p. 14a, lines 10-19, dwelling 205, family 216,
6 May 1910, "Regis, son, 21."
54. St. Patrick's Cemetery, Newry, PA
55. Twentieth Century History of Altoona &
Blair County Pennsylvania, by Jesse C. Sell, 1911
56. 1900 PA Census: Blair Co. Freedom Twp.
(Series T623, roll 1381), ed 75, p. 9b, lines 91-98, dwelling 172, family 177,
18 June 1900, "Elizabeth, dau, Mar 1891, 9, at
school."
57. 1910 PA Census: Blair Co. Freedom Twp.
(Series T624, roll 1317), ed 68, p. 14a, lines 10-19, dwelling 205, family 216,
6 May 1910, "Elisabeth, dau, 19."
58. Twentieth Century History of Altoona &
Blair County Pennsylvania, by Jesse C. Sell, 1911
59. 1900 PA Census: Blair Co. Freedom Twp.
(Series T623, roll 1381), ed 75, p. 9b, lines 91-98, dwelling 172, family 177,
18 June 1900, "Bernard, son, Jan 1893, 7, at school'.
60. 1910 PA Census: Blair Co. Freedom Twp.
(Series T624, roll 1317), ed 68, p. 14a, lines 10-19, dwelling 205, family 216,
6 May 1910, "Bernard, son, 17."
61. Twentieth Century History of Altoona &
Blair County Pennsylvania, by Jesse C. Sell, 1911
62. 1900 PA Census: Blair Co. Freedom Twp.
(Series T623, roll 1381), ed 75, p. 9b, lines 91-98, dwelling 172, family 177,
18 June 1900, "Vincent, son, May 1895, 5."
63. 1910 PA Census: Blair Co. Freedom Twp.
(Series T624, roll 1317), ed 68, p. 14a, lines 10-19, dwelling 205, family 216,
6 May 1910, "Vinsen, son, 14."
64. 1900 PA Census: Blair Co. Freedom Twp.
(Series T623, roll 1381), ed 75, p. 9b, lines 91-98, dwelling 172, family 177,
18 June 1900, "Raymond, son, Nov 1897, 2."
65. 1910 PA Census: Blair Co. Freedom Twp.
(Series T624, roll 1317), ed 68, p. 14a, lines 10-19, dwelling 205, family 216,
6 May 1910, "Raymond, son, 12."
66. Twentieth Century History of Altoona &
Blair County Pennsylvania, by Jesse C. Sell, 1911
67. 1910 PA Census: Blair Co. Freedom Twp.
(Series T624, roll 1317), ed 68, p. 14a, lines 10-19, dwelling 205, family 216,
6 May 1910, "Arthur, son, 9."
68. Twentieth Century History of Altoona &
Blair County Pennsylvania, by Jesse C. Sell, 1911
69. 1910 PA Census: Blair Co. Freedom Twp.
(Series T624, roll 1317), ed 68, p. 14a, lines 10-19, dwelling 205, family 216,
6 May 1910, "Marie, dau, 6."
70. Twentieth Century History of Altoona &
Blair County Pennsylvania, by Jesse C. Sell, 1911
71. 1910 PA Census: Blair Co. Freedom Twp.
(Series T624, roll 1317), ed 68, p. 14a, lines 10-19, dwelling 205, family 216,
6 May 1910, "Irean, dau,
4."
72. Twentieth Century History of Altoona &
Blair County Pennsylvania, by Jesse C. Sell, 1911
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