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Note N269 Index

Jeremiah was a young man of more than ordinary ability & intelligence & was a member of the junior class at Penn's College, Gettysburg, PA., where he died. His body was brought home & placed by the side of his father & mother in Grindstone Hill Graveyard.

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Note N270 Index

Adam & Arabella moved to IA on April 6, 1857. He was a prominent business man, having held numerous offices & was County Surveyor of Harrison Co., IA.

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Note N271 Index

After their marriage, they moved to Delphi, Carroll Co., IN. He was extensively engaged in farming. He went West in 1858, came home in the springof 1858 & married.

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Note N272 Index

Hannah is one of the co-authors of the original family history.

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Note N273 Index

Benjamin & Mary residedat Middlesburg. After his death, the family moved to Baltimore where they resided. His occupation was teaching. He taught a number of years both in PA & MD.

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Note N274 Index

He obtained a good business education in the Loganport Commerical College in the State of Indiana. He was engaged in farming near Iowa City in the State of Iowa.

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Note N275 Index

Mr. Snyder graduated from Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg, PA, in June 1875, & from the Lutheran Theological Seminary of the same place in June 1878. He was ordained as a minister of the gospel in the Lutheran Church at Wrightsville, PA., September 1878 & from July 1878 to July 1884; & the Utica charge, frederick Co., MD., from August 1884 to January 1889. On account of ill health, he resigned from the latter charge & returned to New Franklin. His health having been restored, he lately accepted a call to Funkstown, MD., charge, where he now resides (1890).

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Note N276 Index

Bill was employed as a clerk for a number of years in the dry goods store of Hoke & Appenzellar, Chambersburg, PA.

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Note N277 Index

They resided in Chambersburg, PA. He was a proprietor of a hat & gentleman's furnishings store.

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Note N278 Index

George was engaged in farming until 1860 when he moved to Carroll Co., IN., where he continued his former occupation.

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Note N279 Index

They resided in SD where they were engaged in farming.
Clarence enlisted in the Army in the late war when quite a young man & continued in the service until the close of the war, having participated in many battles. After returning home, he enlisted in the Regular Army & served on the frontier for a term of 3 years.

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Note N280 Index

Year of birth, 8 months after birth of sister, Daisy.

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Note N281 Index

*Five Forks was called Mount Hope at one time.

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Note N282 Index

He came to his death by holding a vicious horse. He was thrown backward & striking the seat of a spring wagon, broke his neck.

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Note N283 Index

This young man's death was caused by a reaction, having jumped into the water in an overheated condition.