Descendants of Lydia LAPE and Christian MANGUS

as of 26 January 2006

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Generation No. 1

1. Lydia³ LAPE (John Nicholas², Peter¹) was born 14 Jun 1813^1,2,3,4,5,6, and died Aft. 1880. She married Christian MANGUS. He was born ca 1806^7,8,9, and died 1873 in Washington Twp. Indiana Co. PA.

Notes for Lydia LAPE:

1880 PA Census: Indiana Co. Grant Twp. ed 148, p. 3, lines 15-17

Series T9, roll 1135, dwelling 24, family 24, 4 June 1880

David MANGES, age 36, single, Farmer, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Lydia, 67, Mother, widowed, Keeping House, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Frank WEAMER, age 12, adopted, Farm Hand, attending school, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

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Notes for Christian MANGUS:

1840 PA Census: Somerset Co. Shade Twp. p. 104, line 1

Series M704, roll 494

Christian MENGES

Males: 1 (<5); 1 (5-10); 1 (30-40)

Females: 1 (<5); 2 (5-10); 1 (20-30)

7 total in household; 1 engaged in agriculture

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1850 PA Census: Somerset Co. Paint Twp. p. 80b, lines 1-8

Series M432, roll 828, dwelling 119, family 120, 10 August 1850

Christian MANGUS, age 44, Farmer, $150 Real Estate, b. Penna.

Lydia, age 37, b. Penna., cannot read or write

Phoebe, age 12, attending school; Jacob, age 10, attending school

Elisabeth, age 8, attending school; David, age 6

Catharine, age 4; Esther, age 2

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1860 PA Census: Indiana Co. Washington Twp. P.O. Willett, p. 351b, lines 18-27

Series M653, roll 1117, dwelling 2028, family 1981, 31 July 1860

Christian MANGES, age 55, Farmer, $2,000 Real Estate / $800 Personal Estate, b. Penna.

Lydia, age 47, b. Penna.

Samuel, age 28, Farm Laborer, $200 Personal Estate; Catharine, age 16, Housekeeper, attending school

Jacob, age 20, Farm Laborer; David, age 18, Farm Laborer

Esther, age 12, attending school; Elijah, age 10, attending school

Mary, age 6, attending school; Rachel, age 4

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1870 PA Census: Indiana Co. Washington Twp. P.O. Willet, p. 369a, lines 38-40 & p. 369b, lines 1-3

Series M593, roll 1351, dwelling 90, family 90, 21 June 1870

Christian MANGUS, age 64, Farmer, $5,000 Real Estate / $1,002 Personal Estate, b. Penna.

Lydia, age 57, Keeping House, b. Penna., cannot read or write

David, age 26, Farm Laborer; Elija, age 18, at home, attending school

Rachel, age 14, attending school

William MOORE, age 6, attending school

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I.G.I. [International Genealogical Index]

Christian MANGUS died 23 March 1873

[need superior documentation]

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Indiana County, PA Will Book 4, p. 88

No. 2874. Christian Mangus

Indiana County SS.

Be it remembered that on the tenth day of May A.D. 1873 Letters Testamentary in common form was granted to Lydia Mangus and Robert Sanford, on the Estate of Christian Mangus, late of Washington Twp. decd. they having first given bond to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in the sum of Fourteen hundred dollars. Conditioned according to law, with Geo. W. Kelly & H.K. Sloan as sureties. Same day administrators sworn according to law.

B.F. McClusky, Dept. Register

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Indiana, PA “The Indiana Progress” issue of Thursday, 7 August 1873, p. 8, col. 3

NOTICE OF PARTITION.

In the matter of the Partition of the real estate of Christian Mangus, late of Washington tp., Indiana co., deceased, who died intestate, leaving a widow named Lydia Mangus and issue, Jacob Mangus, Daniel Mangus, Elijah Mangus, Nancy Vival, Phoebe Washington, Elizabeth Sanford, Esther Faith, Mary Bucher, Rachel Mangus, (minor) Frank Hamilton, (minor,) grandchild, and William Mangus, (minor,) grandchild.

TAKE NOTICE.--That an Inquisition will be held on the estate of the said Christian Mangus, dec’d, on the premises, to be parted, bounded and described as follows, to-wit: A certain tract of land situate in Washington twp., Indiana Co., adjoining lands of James Lewis, Andrew Farren, Joseph McGara and others, containing one hundred and forty acres more or less.

Also, another tract or piece of land situate in White tp., Indiana Co., adjoining lands of W.H. Coleman, Silas Long, William Hammers and others, containing eight acres more or less, on

THURSDAY, AUGUST 28TH, 1873,

at 10 o’clock, a.m., at which time and place you are required to be present.

J.R. DAUGHERTY, Sheriff.

Sheriff’s Office, July 31st 1872.

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Indiana, PA “Indiana Progress” issue of Thursday, 12 March 1874

AUDITOR’S NOTICE.

In the Orphans’ Court, of Indiana County, In the matter of the Partition of the Real estate of Christian Mangus, late of said county, dec’d.

And now, to-wit; 17th day of December, A.D. 1873, Wm. R. Black, appointed auditor to ascertain the indebtedness of said dec’d., and fix amount of recognisances to be given by Jacob Mangus and Esther Faith, parties taking the real estate of said dec’d, at the valuation.

Per Curium.

NOTICE.--The undersigned will attend to the duties of the above appointment, at his office in the Court House, in the borough of Indiana on Thursday the 2nd of April, A.D. 1874, at two o’clock p.m., when and where all persons interested may attend if they see proper, or be debarred from any share in said fund.

WM. R. BLACK, Auditor.

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Children of Lydia LAPE and Christian MANGUS are:

+ 2 i. Nancy⁴ MANGUS, born Bet. 1833 - 1835; died 12 Jan 1894 in Davidsville, Conemaugh Twp. Somerset Co. PA.

+ 3 ii. Susannah MANGUS, born Unknown; died Bef. 1873.

+ 4 iii. Phoebe MANGUS, born ca 1838; died Bet. 1871 - 1880.

+ 5 iv. Jacob MANGUS, born Mar 1840 in Somerset Co. PA; died 6 Mar 1924 in Indiana Co. PA.

+ 6 v. Elizabeth MANGUS, born 23 Sep 1841 in Somerset Co. PA; died 19 Feb 1909 in Indiana Co. PA.

7 vi. David MANGUS, born 1844^10,11,12,13; died 7 Sep 1918¹⁴.

Notes for David MANGUS:

1880 PA Census: Indiana Co. Grant Twp. ed 148, p. 3, lines 15-17

Series T9, roll 1135, dwelling 24, family 24, 4 June 1880

David MANGES, age 36, single, Farmer, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Lydia, 67, Mother, widowed, Keeping House, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Frank WEAMER, age 12, adopted, Farm Hand, attending school, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

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1910 PA Census: Indiana Co. Green Twp. ed 79, p. 16a, lines 45-46

Series T624, roll 1350, dwelling 267, family 298, 6 May 1910

David MANGUS, Head, age 66, widowed, b. Penna., parents b. Penna., Farmer: Working Out

Turner STEAR, Partner, age 27, single, b. Penna., parents b. Penna., Miner: Coal Mine

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Oakland Cemetery, White Twp. Indiana Co. PA, Lot 142J

David MANGES, 1844 - 7 Sep 1918

Civil War (11 Mar 1865 - 14 Jul 1865, Co. B, 67 Reg.)

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+ 8 vii. Catharine MANGUS, born ca 1846.

+ 9 viii. Esther MANGUS, born Apr 1848; died 5 May 1911.

+ 10 ix. Elijah MANGUS, born Oct 1850; died 2 Dec 1910 in Gaston, Washington Co. OR.

+ 11 x. Mary MANGUS, born Oct 1853; died 13 Nov 1919 in Montgomery Twp. Indiana Co. PA.

+ 12 xi. Rachel MANGUS, born 3 Dec 1855 in Washington Twp. Indiana Co. PA; died 1 May 1909 in Shelocta, Washington Twp. Indiana Co. PA.

Generation No. 2

2. Nancy⁴ MANGUS (Lydia³ LAPE, John Nicholas², Peter¹) was born Bet. 1833 - 1835^15,16,17,18, and died 12 Jan 1894 in Davidsville, Conemaugh Twp. Somerset Co. PA¹⁹. She married Jonathan WEIBLE. He was born ca 1833^20,21,22, and died Aft. 1880.

Notes for Nancy MANGUS:

1850 PA Census: Somerset Co. Jenner Twp. p. 87b, lines 17-26

Series M432, roll 828, dwelling 60, family 62, 15 October 1850

John FORNEY, 35, Farmer, $4,000 Real Estate, b. Penna.

Alice Ann, 22, b. Penna., cannot read & write

William, 13, at school; Christian, 11, at school; Samuel, 10, at school

Michael, 6, at school; Susanna, 3; Sarah, 2; Harriet, 11/12

Nancy MANGUS, 17, b. Penna.

[Note: Nancy was living with her maternal first cousin, Alice Ann (Stahl) Forney - ed.]

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Undocumented birth date: 3 April 1831

Possibly from tombstone, Davidsville Cemetery, Somerset Co. PA

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Johnstown, PA “Tribune” issue of Saturday, 13 January 1894

WIBEL.--In Davidsville, Somerset County, Friday evening, January 12, 1894, of old age, Mrs. WIBEL, wife of Jonathan Wibel, aged about 75 years.

The funeral will take place to-morrow at Davidsville.

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Notes for Jonathan WEIBLE:

1860 PA Census: Somerset Co. Paint Twp. P.O. Scalp Level, p. 373, lines 10-14

Series M653, roll 1183, dwelling 1430, family 1432, 4 August 1860

Jonathan WEIVEL, age 27, Farmer, $300 Real Estate / $250 Personal Estate, b. Penna.

Nancy, age 25, b. Penna.

John, age 7; Samuel, age 4; Elizabeth, age 1

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1870 PA Census: Somerset Co. Paint Twp. P.O. Davidsville, p. 429b, lines 7-13

Series M593, roll 1452, dwelling 160, family 153, 17 June 1870

Jonathan WIBLE, age 37, Farmer, $1,500 Real Estate / $1,000 Personal Estate, b. Penna., cannot read or write

Nancy, age 37, wife, b. Penna.

John, age 16, attending school; Samuel, age 12, attending school

Eliza, age 10, attending school; Caroline, age 8, attending school

Mary, age 6

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1880 PA Census: Somerset Co. Paint Twp. ed 18, p. 9, lines 1-4

Series T9, roll 1195, dwelling [not stated], family 72, 12 June 1880

Jonathan WIVEL, age 46, married, Farmer, Rheumatism, cannot read or write, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Nancy, age 46, wife, married, Keeping House, cannot write, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Caroline, age 18, dau; Polly, age 15, dau

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Undocumented full dates: 12 June 1833 -- 20 Nov 1897

Possibly from tombstone, Davidsville Cemetery, Somerset Co. PA

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Children of Nancy MANGUS and Jonathan WEIBLE are:

13 i. John J.⁵ WEIBLE, born 24 Jan 1855 in Paint Twp. Somerset Co. PA^23,24,25; died 19 Dec 1926 in Davidsville, Conemaugh Twp. Somerset Co. PA²⁵. He married (1) Rachel BEABES 3 Oct 1878²⁶; born ca 1855; died 22 Jul 1897 in Davidsville, Conemaugh Twp. Somerset Co. PA^27,28. He married (2) Sophia THOMAS ca 1899; born 7 Feb 1868²⁹; died 20 Nov 1960²⁹.

Notes for John J. WEIBLE:

1880 PA Census: Somerset Co. Conemaugh Twp. ed 5, p. 19, lines 18-20

Series T9, roll 1195, dwelling 153, family 161, 15 June 1880

John WEIBLE, age 25, married, Carpenter, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Rachel, age 25, wife, married, Keeping House, b. Penna., father b. Germany, mother b. Penna.

Charles, age 6/12, b. November, son

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1900 PA Census: Somerset Co. Conemaugh Twp. ed 172, p. 5a, lines 12-17

Series T623, roll 1486, dwelling [illegible], family [illegible] 7 June 1900

[This record was very poorly microfilmed, rendering the handwriting nearly illegible - ed.]

John J. WEIBLE, Head, Jan 1853*, age 47, marr. 1 yr, b. Penna., parents b. Penna., Day Laborer

[Sophia], wife, Feb 1868, age 32, marr. 1 yr, 2 children / 2 still alive, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Charles [B.?], son, *** 187*, age [illegible], Day Laborer

***nnie, dau, *** 1884*, age 15

[Nola?], dau, Oct 1887, age 12

[Thomas?], son, *** 1900, age 3?/12

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Johnstown, PA "Tribune" issue of Monday, 20 December 1926

JOHN J. WEIBLE, OF DAVIDSVILLE, DIES

Septuagenarian Was Native of Paint Township; Funeral Tomorrow

Davidsville, Dec. 20 -- John J. Weible, aged 71 years, of this place, died at his home at 1 o'clock yesterday morning. He was born in Paint Township, Somerset County, January 24, 1855, the son of the late Jonathan and Nancy (Manges) Weible. He was married on October 3, 1878, to the late Rachel Beabes, at the German Baptist Church, Paint Township, by the late Rev. Hiram Musselman. His first wife died at the home here on July 22, 1897.

Two years later Mr. Weible and Sophia Thomas were united in marriage by the Rev. Dr. William Alfred Shipman at the parsonage of the First Lutheran Church, Johnstown. Mr. Weible was a member of the Davidsville Lutheran Church and was associated with Holsopple Lodge, No. 583, I.O.O.F.

The deceased is survived by his widow, Sophia (Thomas) Weible, and the following children: Mrs. J.L. Kaufman, of Davidsville; Charles B., of Robbinsville, N.C.; Mrs. H.O. Anderson and Thomas J., both of 526 Wood street, Johnstown. These brothers and sisters survive: Mrs. Caroline Miller, of Scalp Level; Mrs. Mary Kaltenbaugh, of Franklin street, Johnstown, and Samuel of Stoystown. The surviving grandchildren are: Mary Agnes, Clayton R. and John Wesley, children of Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Kaufman, of Davidsville. Funeral services will be conducted in the Davidsville Lutheran Church at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, in charge of the Rev. Maurice R. Gortner. Interment will be in the Davidsville Cemetery.

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Funeral of J.J. Weible

Davidsville -- Dec. 20 -- Funeral services for the late John J. Weible, aged 71, whose death occurred yesterday morning, will be conducted at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Lutheran church in charge of the Rev. Maurice R. Gortner, pastor. Interment will be in the Davidsville cemetery.

Mr. Weible is survived by his second wife, Mrs. Sophia Thomas Weible and the following children; Mrs. J.L. Kaufman, this place; Charles R. Weibel, Robbinsville, N.C.; Mrs. H. O. Anderson and Thomas J. Weible, both of 526 Wood street, Johnstown. Mr. Weible was a brother of Mrs. Caroline Miller, Scalp Level; Mrs. Mary Kaltenbaugh, Franklin street, Johnstown, and Samuel Weible, Stoyestown.

The will of John J. Weible, late of Conemaugh Township, was probated January 12. He bequeathed $100 to his son, Charles, $100 to his daughter Minnie and $100 to his daughter Ada. The remainder of his estate real and personal he bequeathed in equal shares to his widow, Sophia Weible, and his son Thomas. Sophia Weible is appointed executrix. The will was dated May 7, 1908, and witnessed by Robert C. Barndt and Lemon K. Kaufman.

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Notes for Rachel BEABES:

Johnstown, PA “Tribune” issue of Friday, 23 July 1897

WEIBLE.--In Davidsville, Somerset County, on Thursday evening, July 22, 1897, at 5:10 o’clock, RACHEL WEIBLE, wife of John J. Weible, aged 42 years.

Funeral at 10 o’clock Sunday morning; interment at Davidsville.

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Notes for Sophia THOMAS:

Johnstown, PA "Tribune-Democrat" issue of Monday, 21 November 1960

WEIBLE -- Mrs. Sophia, 92, Allegheny Lutheran Home, Goucher Street, died at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 20, 1960, in the home. Born Feb. 7, 1868, in Thomas Mills. Widow of John J. Weible. Survived by son, Thomas J., 324 Orchard Street, and sister, Mrs. Catherine Yoder, Conemaugh Township, Somerset County. Member of St. David's Lutheran Church. Friends received after 2 p.m. Monday in John Henderson Funeral Home, 215 Central Avenue, where service will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Rev. Robert M. Wise. Interment, Davidsville Cemetery.

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14 ii. Samuel WEIBLE, born Mar 1857^30,31; died 8 Dec 1934 in Kantner, Quemahoning Twp. Somerset Co. PA³². He married Susanna PETERMAN ca 1879; born 7 Jan 1859³³; died 18 Feb 1949 in Kantner, Quemahoning Twp. Somerset Co. PA³³.

Notes for Samuel WEIBLE:

1880 PA Census: Somerset Co. Shade Twp. ed 21, p. 24, lines 20-21

Series T9, roll 1195, dwelling 212, family 223, 24 June 1880

Samuel WIBLE, age 23, married, Laborer, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Susan, age 21, wife, married, Keeping House, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

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1900 PA Census: Somerset Co. Shade Twp. ed 192, p. 9a, lines 21-24

Series T623, roll 1487, dwelling 144, family 150, 16 June 1900

Samuel WIBLE, Head, Mar 1857, age 43, marr. 21 yrs, b. Penna., parents b. Penna., Farmer

Susan, wife, Jan 1858, age 42, marr. 21 yrs, 2 children / 2 still alive, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Mary, dau, Apr 1880, age 20, single

John, son, Apr 1888, age 12, Farm Laborer

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1910 PA Census: Somerset Co. Shade Twp. ed 159, p. 3b, lines 52-54

Series T624, roll 1420, dwelling 45, family 46, 20 April 1910

Samuel WEIBLE, Head, age 53, marr. (1st time) 32 yrs, b. Penna., parents b. Penna., Farmer: General Farm

Susana, wife, age 51, marr. (1st time) 32 yrs, 2 children / 1 still alive, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

John, son, age 22, single, Farm Laborer: Home Farm

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1920 PA Census: Somerset Co. Shade Twp. ed 165, p. 1a, lines 23-27

Series T625, roll 1653, dwelling 4, family 4, 2 January 1920

John WEIBLE, Head, owns home, free of mortgage, age 31, married, b. Penna., parents b. Penna., Farmer

Myrta E., wife, age 31, married, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Lester H., son, age 7

Samuel, Father, age 63, married, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Susanna, mother, age 61, married, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

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1930 PA Census: Somerset Co. Quemahoning Twp. ed 56-41, p. 1a, lines 49-50

Series T626, roll 2149, dwelling 12, family 13, 8 April 1930

Samuel M. WEIBLE, Head, owns home, value $3,000, age 73, first marr. at age 22, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Susanna, wife, age 71, first marr. at age 20, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

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Johnstown, PA "Tribune" issue of Monday, 10 December 1934

Samuel Weible

Kantner, Dec. 10 -- Samuel Weible, aged 77, died Saturday night at his home here. He had been in poor health for the last two years, suffering form a complication of diseases. The deceased was a son of Jonathan and Nancy (Manges) Weible, both deceased.

Surviving are a son, John, of Kantner; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Kaltenbaugh of Johnstown and Mrs. Joseph Miller of Scalp Level, and three grandchildren. A daughter, Miss Mary Weible, died 32 years ago.

Funeral services will be conducted at the Otterbein United Brethren Church at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon by Rev. Frank Wetzel, pastor of the Hooversville Reformed Church. Interment will be in the church cemetery in charge of J.H. Blanset, Stoyestown mortician.

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Notes for Susanna PETERMAN:

Johnstown, PA "Tribune" issue of Friday, 18 February 1949

WEIBLE -- Mrs. Susanna, 90, Kantner, at home, Feb. 18, 1949. Born Jan. 7, 1859, a daughter of Jonathan and Mariah (Lohr) Peterman. Member of the Evangelical & Reformed Church. Survived by a son John, Kantner; three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Her husband, Samuel and daughter Mary, preceded her in death. Services, 2 p.m. Sunday at the late home and at 2:30 p.m. at the Otterbein Evangelical United Brethren Church, near Wilbur, Rev. O.A. Womer. Burial, Otterbein Cemetery. Body may be viewed at the late home. Berkebile Funeral Home, Hooversville.

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15 iii. Elizabeth WEIBLE, born 19 Mar 1860 in Paint Twp. Somerset Co. PA^34,35,36; died 3 Mar 1896 in Johnstown, Cambria Co. PA³⁷. She married Daniel OTT 28 Apr 1878³⁸; born 8 Jan 1858 in Paint Twp. Somerset Co. PA³⁹; died 15 Aug 1946 in Paint Twp. Somerset Co. PA³⁹.

Notes for Elizabeth WEIBLE:

Johnstown, PA "Tribune" issue of Tuesday, 3 March 1896

OTT -- In Johnstown, Seventh Ward, at No. 507 Horner street, on Tuesday afternoon, March 3, 1896, at 1:30 o'clock, Elizabeth, wife of Daniel Ott, aged 37 years. Funeral at 2 o'clock on Thursday afternoon; interment, Sandyvale Cemetery.

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Johnstown, PA "Tribune" issue of Wednesday, 4 March 1896

Mrs. Elizabeth Ott

Elizabeth, wife of Daniel Ott, whose death, which occurred at 1:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at her home on Horner street, Seventh Ward, was mentioned in these columns last evening, was born March 19, 1860, in Paint Township, Somerset County, between Hooversville and Davidsville.

Her father is Jonathan Weible, who makes his home with his son John, at Davidsville.

Mr. Ott and the departed were joined in the bonds of matrimony at Scalp Level on April 28, 1878, Justice John Seese officiating. Nine children were born to this union, viz: Sadie, aged seventeen, wife of Charles Barron, of the Seventh Ward; Helen, aged fifteen; Herman, thirteen; Robert, Eleven; Annie, deceased; Chester, seven; Harry, five; Elma, three years, and Mary, three days.

Besides the above she is survived by her father, two brothers -- John, of Davidsville, and Samuel, of near Hooversville; and two sisters, Caroline, wife of Joseph Miller, of Scalp Level, and Mary, wife of Henry Kaltenbaugh, of the Seventeenth Ward.

The funeral will take place at 2 o'clock to-morrow afternoon from Trinity Lutheran Church, corner of Pine and Hickory streets, Rev. G. W.W. Amick, to officiate. Interment will be made in Sandyvale Cemetery.

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Notes for Daniel OTT:

1880 PA Census: Somerset Co. Paint Twp. ed 18, p. 16, lines 17-19

Series T9, roll 1195, dwelling 127, family 136, 17 June 1880

Daniel OTT, age 22, married, Laborer, b. Penna., father b. Germany, mother b. Penna.

Elizabeth, age 21, wife, married, Keeping House, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Sarah, age 1, daughter

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1900 PA Census: Somerset Co. Paint Twp. ed 165, p. 4b, lines 98-100 & p. 5a, lines 1-11

Series T623, roll 1486, dwelling 73, family 77, 5 June 1900

[portions of the record were illegible due to poor microfilming - ed.]

Daniel OTT, Head, Jan 1858, age 42, marr. 4 yrs, b. Penna., father b. [illegible], mother b. Penna., Farmer

Annie E., wife, Dec 1859, age 40, marr. 4 yrs, 6 children / 6 still alive, b. Penna., father b. England, mother b. Penna.

Herman, son, Nov 1882, age 17, Laborer Farm; Robert, son, Dec 1886, age 15, Laborer Farm

Chester P., son, *** 1888, age 12, Laborer Farm; Harry, son, Nov 1890, age 9

E****, [whether son or daughter is illegible], [month illegible] 1892, age 8

Lizzie BURKET, dau, Aug 1882, age 17, single, servant

[the following children were all surnamed BURKET]

John W., son, Aug 1884, age 15; M****, dau, **** 1886, age 13

M*****, dau, J** 1888, age 11; George F., son, Feb 1892, age 8

Dewey OTT, son, Oct 1898, age 1

Grant OTT, son, Mar 1900, age 2/12

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Johnstown, PA “Tribune” issue of Friday, 16 August 1946, p. 25

Daniel Ott, 88, Dies at Home

WINDBER--Daniel Ott, 88, died last evening at his farm home in Paint Twp., near Camp Hamilton. Mr. Ott, former Johnstown lumberman, had for the past years been a farmer in this area. He was a brother of the late David Ott, one-time lumber dealer in the Seventh Ward.

The deceased was born in Paint Twp. on Jan. 8, 1858, a son of Peter and Elizabeth (Weible) Ott. His first wife died in 1895. His second wife, Mrs. Anna (Croyle) Burkett-Ott, died in 1939. Surviving are eight children -- Mrs. Ella Gearhart, Ironton, O.; Herman A. Ott, Beechwood Ave., Geistown; Robert Ott, Paint Twp.; Chester Ott, Horner St., Johnstown; Harry Ott, Windber; Elmer Ott, Windber R.D. 1; Dewey Ott, Paint Twp., and Grant Ott, Carlisle. There are 22 grandchildren and 35 great-grandchildren. He also leaves four step-children -- Mrs. Fred Ott, Paint Twp.; William Burkett, Pine St., Johnstown; Minnie Burkett, Cleveland, O., and Frank Burkett, Johnstown.

Mr. Ott was a brother of Mahlon Ott, Paint Twp., and Mrs. Frank B. Kinzey, Johnstown.

Funeral arrangements, in charge of the Meek Funeral Home, are incomplete.

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+ 16 iv. Caroline WEIBLE, born 4 Apr 1860 in Paint Twp. Somerset Co. PA; died 21 Jul 1938 in Scalp Level, Richland Twp. Cambria Co. PA.

17 v. Mary WEIBLE, born 4 Dec 1864 in Paint Twp. Somerset Co. PA^40,41,42; died 11 Jan 1940 in Johnstown, Cambria Co. PA⁴². She married Henry C. KALTENBAUGH Dec 1885⁴³; born 5 Jul 1860 in Paint Twp. Somerset Co. PA⁴³; died 22 Oct 1933⁴³.

Notes for Mary WEIBLE:

Johnstown, PA “Tribune” issue of Friday, 12 January 1940

RITES ON SUNDAY FOR WELL-KNOWN FERNDALE WOMAN

Mrs. Mary Kaltenbaugh, 75, well known in the Windber and Scalp Level region as well as Johnstown and Ferndale, died at Lee Hospital at 2:20 o'clock yesterday afternoon. She had been a medical patient at the institution for three weeks. Mrs. Kaltenbaugh was the widow of Henry Kaltenbaugh, who died October 22, 1933, in Ferndale.

Born in Paint Township, Somerset County, on December 4, 1864, Mrs. Kaltenbaugh was the daughter of Jonathan and Nancy Weible. Following her marriage she and her husband lived for many years in the Scalp Level sector, coming to Johnstown a number of years ago to reside at 834 Harlan Avenue, Ferndale. Surviving Mrs. Kaltenbaugh are a son, Murry O. Kaltenbaugh, 834 Harlan Avenue and two daughters, Betty, wife of Reuben Wirick, Scalp Level, and Lulu, wife of Calvin Shaffer, Rockwood R.D. 3. There are 11 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the St. Thomas Lutheran Church, near Scalp Level, Rev. Roy J. Meyer of Trinity Lutheran Church and Rev. Russell Shilling of the Davidsville Lutheran Church to officiate. Interment will be in the church cemetery. The remains of Mrs. Kaltenbaugh may be viewed at the family residence until 2 p.m. Sunday.

Six relatives of Mrs. Kaltenbaugh will serve as pallbearers -- Howard, Herbert, and Ralph Wirick, Cyril Clark, Murry Shaffer and John Boytovich. The Meek Funeral Home, Windber, is in charge of arrangements.

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Notes for Henry C. KALTENBAUGH:

1900 PA Census: Somerset Co. Paint Twp. ed 165, p. 3b, lines 88-92

Series T623, roll 1486, dwelling 54, family 57, 2 June 1900

Henry C. KALTENBAUGH, Head, July 1860, age 30, marr. 14 yrs, b. Penna., parents b. Penna., Carpenter

Mary, wife, Dec 1864, age 35, marr. 14 yrs, 6 children / 3 still alive, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Nettie M., dau, Nov 1886, age 13; Murry O., son, Oct 1891, age 8

Lulu, dau, Dec 1899

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1910 PA Census: Somerset Co. Quemahoning Twp. ed 155, p. 3b, lines 93-97

Series T624, roll 1420, dwelling 50, family 51, 27 April 1910

Henry KALTENBAUGH, Head, age 49, marr. (1st time) 23 yrs, b. Penna., parents b. Penna., Carpenter: Odd Jobs

Polly, wife, age 46, marr. (1st time) 23 yrs, 10 children / 4 still alive, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Murray, son, age 17, single, Laborer: Odd Jobs

Lulu, dau, age 10; Theodore, son, age 5

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1920 PA Census: Somerset Co. Paint Borough, ed 157, p. 3a, lines 38-40

Series T625, roll 1653, dwelling 49, family 51, 19 February 1920

Henry C. KALTENBAUGH, Head, owns home, free of mortgage, age 59, married, b. Penna., parents b. Germany, Janitor: Public School

Mary, wife, age 53, married, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Theodore D., son, age 14

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Johnstown, PA "Tribune" issue of Monday, 23 October 1933

H.C. KALTENBAUGH CALLED BY DEATH

Retired Carpenter and Contractor of Hystone Heights Ill for Several Months

Henry C. Kaltenbaugh, aged 73 of 1579 Franklin Street, Hystone, died yesterday afternoon at 3:15 o'clock at his home following an illness of several months of a complication of diseases. He had been bedfast of the last 18 weeks. Mr. Kaltenbaugh lapsed into unconsciousness on Saturday when members of his family were called to his bedside.

Henry C. Kaltenbaugh was a son of Christian and Catherine (Naugle) Kaltenbaugh, both deceased, and was born July 5, 1860, in Paint Township, Somerset County. He and Miss Mary Weible were married in December 1885, and moved to Goshen, Ind., where they spent a few years.

They returned to Paint Township, where Mr. Kaltenbaugh purchased a number of lots and erected many homes in Dulltown, Scalp Level and later in Ferndale Borough. He assisted in building the St. Thomas Lutheran Church in Somerset County. For the last two years Mr. Kaltenbaugh had been retired.

Surviving are his widow and three children: Murry Kaltenbaugh, intermarried with Miss Marion Howard and residing at 1538 Franklin Street, Hystone Heights; Nellie, wife of Reuben Wirick of Scalp Level, and Lulu, wife of Calvin Shaffer of Windber. Surviving also are 10 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. A son, Theodore Kaltenbaugh, passed away September 17, 1930.

Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow afternoon, the cortege to leave the Kaltenbaugh home at 1:30 o'clock for the St. Thomas Lutheran Church, where services will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Roy Meyer, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church, will officiate and will be assisted by Rev. Russell T. Schilling, pastor of the St. Thomas Church. Interment will be in the church cemetery in charge of G.C. Meek, Windber mortician.

Six nephews of the deceased will serve as pallbearers. They are George, Sylvester and Eben Kaltenbaugh and Lorenzo, George and Jacob Weible.

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3. Susannah⁴ MANGUS (Lydia³ LAPE, John Nicholas², Peter¹) was born Unknown, and died Bef. 1873. She married ____ HAMILTON.

Child of Susannah MANGUS and ____ HAMILTON is:

18 i. Frank⁵ HAMILTON.

4. Phoebe⁴ MANGUS (Lydia³ LAPE, John Nicholas², Peter¹) was born ca 1838^44,45,46, and died Bet. 1871 - 1880. She married Thomas WASHINGTON ca 1860. He was born 1830 in Co. Galway, Ireland^47,48,49,50, and died 10 Jul 1888 in Rayne Twp. Indiana Co. PA⁵⁰.

Notes for Thomas WASHINGTON:

1860 PA Census: Indiana Co. Washington Twp. P.O. Willett, p. 351b, lines 28-29

Series M653, roll 1117, dwelling 2029, family 1982, 31 July 1860

Thomas WASHINGTON, age 25, Farm Laborer, $700 Real Estate, b. Penna., married within the year

Phoebe, age 23, b. Penna., married within the year, cannot read or write

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1870 PA Census: Indiana Co. Rayne Twp. P.O. Bradys, p. 327a, lines 6-12

Series M593, roll 1351, dwelling 26, family 26, 2 June 1870

Thomas WASHINGTON, age 40, Farmer, $1,500 Real Estate $500 Personal Estate, b. Ireland, parents of foreign birth

Phebe, age 35, Keeping House, b. Penna.

Elizabeth, age 9, attending school; Sadie [possibly “Ladie” -- i.e., Lydia - ed.], age 7; John, age 5; Julia, age 3; Sarah, age 1

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1880 PA Census: Indiana Co. Rayne Twp. ed 142, p. 19, lines 17-24

Series T9, roll 1135, dwelling 158, family 176, 13 June 1880

Thomas WASHINGTON, age 45, Farming, cannot read or write, b. Ireland, parents b. Ireland

Mary, age 28, wife, Keeping House, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Mary E., age 19, dau; Lydia M., age 18, dau, attending school

John, age 16, son, Works on Farm, attending school

Julia A., age 14, dau, attending school; Sarah J., age 11, dau, attending school

David, age 9, son, attending school

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Indiana County, PA Will Book 6, pp. 231-232

No. 4590: Thomas Washington Will

In the name of God Amen, I Thomas Washington of Rayne Township County of Indiana and State of Pennsylvania being of sound mind and memory do hereby make publish and declare this to be my last Will and Testament in manner and form following; hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by me. First I direct all my just debts and funeral expenses to be fully paid and satisfied as soon as conveniently may be after my decease. I give and bequeath my real estate that is my farm to my two sons John and David Washington and my personal property is to remaine on the farm for the use of the two boys and for the use of my wife Mary and my daughter Jane. My wife Mary is to have her living of the farm as long as she remains my widow provided she stays on the farm and my daughter Jannie is to have her living of the farm as long as she remains single and if Jannie gets married John and David is to pay her five hundred dollars to be paid Three hundred when she is married and two hundred in one year from the date of her marriage without interest, and also John & David must give her one cow she to have her pick of the cows. My wife Mary and my daughter Janey is to have control of two rooms in the house upstairs the two rooms in the south end of the house and to have privilege to cook in the kitchen and to occupy the setting room with the rest of the family. Then I give my daughter Elizabeth four hundred dollars. Then I give to my daughter Liddie four hundred dollars. Then I give to my daughter Julie Ann four hundred dollars and all my household goods in my house is to remain in the house for the use of the house and my horses and cows and sheep and hogs and cattle is to be left on the farm and all my farming implements is to be left on the farm for the use of the farm. In witness whereof I have to this my last will and testament set my hand and seal this 28th day of May A.D. 1888.

Thomas (his X mark) Washington {Seal}

Signed sealed and declared by the said Testator Thomas Washington as his last will and testament in presence of us who in his presence and at his request have subscribed our names as witnesses thereto.

M.W. Smith, Lewis Glasser

Indiana County ss.

Be it remembered that on this 21st day of July A.D. 1888 before me J.A. Findley, Register for the Probate of Wills &c. was duly proved the last will of Thomas Washington by the oaths of M.W. Smith and Lewis Glasser - in and for said County, Letters of Administration with the will annexed on the Estate of Thomas Washington late of Rayne Twp. decd. - who died on the 10th day of July A.D. 1888 at 10 o’clock P.M. - were granted to John Washington he having first given Bond to the Commonwealth in the sum of one Thousand dollars, conditioned according to l aw with M.C. Watson and Lewis Glasser as security. Same day Adm. sworn according to law.

J.A. Findley, Register

June 4th 1889. Received of John Washington the sum of Four Hundred Dollars in full of the legacy due me, as an heir at law of Thomas Washington and I hereby release and discharge the said estate from any further liability to me on account of said legacy or otherwise.

Julia Ann Rickard

Aaron G. Rickard

Received of John Washington the following sums of money:

April 4, 1889, $150.00

Nov. 4, 1889, $25.00

Dec. 17, 1889, $62.50

July 2, 1891, $25.00

August 17, 1891, $100.00

April 9, 1891, $20.00

in all the sum of Three hundred and eighty two and 50/100 dollars to be a credit on the amount allowed me under this will.

M.E. Ferrier

I the undersigned Mrs. Sarah J. Wimer nee Jannie Washington a legatee under this will acknowledge to have heretofore rec’d. from John and David Washington the sum of five hundred dollars in full satisfaction of all bequests to me under this will. Witness my hand and seal this 4th day of July A.D. 1903.

Mrs. S.J. Wimer [Mrs. Nelson Wimer]

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Indiana, PA “The Indiana Democrat” issue of Thursday, 19 July 1888, p. 2, col. 5

WASHINGTON--On the 10th of July, Thomas Washington, of Rayne twp., in the 53rd years of his age. He was born in the year 1830, in the county of Galway, Ireland, and came to America in 1855, and has resided in Indiana county since 1858. He was buried in the Bethel cemetery, near Dixonville.

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Children of Phoebe MANGUS and Thomas WASHINGTON are:

+ 19 i. Mary Elizabeth⁵ WASHINGTON, born Sep 1860; died 30 Dec 1907 in Montgomery Twp. Indiana Co. PA.

+ 20 ii. Lydia M. WASHINGTON, born ca 1863.

+ 21 iii. John WASHINGTON, born ca 1865; died 16 Sep 1917 in Rayne Twp. Indiana Co. PA.

+ 22 iv. Julia A. WASHINGTON, born Dec 1864; died 17 Dec 1945 in Grant Twp. Indiana Co. PA.

+ 23 v. Sarah Jane WASHINGTON, born Feb 1869; died 19 May 1907 in Grant Twp. Indiana Co. PA.

+ 24 vi. David WASHINGTON, born Nov 1870; died 3 Aug 1901.

5. Jacob⁴ MANGUS (Lydia³ LAPE, John Nicholas², Peter¹) was born Mar 1840 in Somerset Co. PA^51,52,53,54, and died 6 Mar 1924 in Indiana Co. PA⁵⁵. He married Barbara (MANGUS) ca 1866⁵⁶. She was born 23 Mar 1841^57,58,59, and died 5 Sep 1912 in Washington Twp. Indiana Co. PA⁵⁹.

Notes for Jacob MANGUS:

1870 PA Census: Indiana Co. Armstrong Twp. P.O. Saltsburg, p. 17b, lines 1-4

Series M593, roll 1350, dwelling 234, family 242, 16 August 1870

Jacob MINGUS, age 21, Farming, $1,100 Personal Estate, b. Penna.

Barbery, age 20, Keeping House, b. Penna.

Anna, age 3; Bella, age 1

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1880 PA Census: Indiana Co. Washington Twp. ed 141, p. 27, lines 22-30

Series T9, roll 1135, dwelling 247, family 249, 21 June 1880

Jacob MANGAS, age 41, Married, Farmer, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Barbary, age 41, wife, married, Keeping House, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Anna May, age 13, dau, attending school; Elizabeth B., age 11, dau, attending school, maimed or crippled

Christopher, age 9, son, attending school; Eliza Jane, age 7, dau, attending school

James, age 4, son; Nettie, age 2, dau; Lottie* Perl, age 2/12, b. March, dau

[Note: The daughter "Eliza Jane" is known in later records, including her own obituary, as "Laura". Perhaps her full name was Laura Eliza Jane Mangas - ed.]

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1900 PA Census: Indiana Co. Washington Twp. ed 65, p. 13b, lines 57-61

Series T623, roll 1416, dwelling 274, family 275, 30 June 1900