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History of Perry County Ohio by Clement L. Martzolff, 1902: P99, pipe organ built by Henry at Zion Church, Thorn Twp., 1806.

P124, Adam Humberger, Somerset, mention as a gunsmith producing several models of revolverrs plus inventing corn harvester

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Newspaper obituary - Newark Advocate - Newark, OH

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Army discharge papers
Newspaper clipping - Newark Advocate - Newark, OH
Photograph of Bob & Vida's family
Photograph of Bob's tombstone
Newspaper obituary - Newark Advocate

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Newspaper obituary - Newark Advocate - Newark, OH

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Death certificate

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Newspaper photograph - Newark Advocate, Newark, OH, April 24, 1988
Newspaper article / Licking Co. Shrine Club - Newark Advocate
Newspaper obituary - Newark Advocate, June 11, 1991
Photographs of entire family
Newspaper article & photograph of celebration of 40th anniversary
Photograph of tombstone
Photograph of one-room schoolhouse which Ralph attended

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Newspaper obituary, Funeral service

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James was in St. Mary's Co, Maryland October 12, 1663 with cousins Margaret and Mary Brent. In 1669 he was in Stafford Co, Virginia and was called son of Thomas Clifton, Esq. of Westby and Clifton, Lancashire, England. The land of James Clifton and George Brent joined and was near the present city of Alexandria, Va. James Clifton returned to his home in England before 1679 and died there in 1714. His will, dated January 6, 1714 leaves his estate to nephew Thomas Clifton, daughter Catherine and nephew George.

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Newspaper article - Newark Advocate, Newark, OH
Newspaper obituary - Newark Advocate, Newark, OH

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Newspaper article - Newark Advocate, Newark, OH, July 27, 1995
Newspaper obituary - Newark Advocate
Photograph of Dave as baby
Funeral home services

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Newspaper article - Newark Advocate, Newark, OH - car accident, November 18, 1978
Newspaper article - Newark Advocate - charity ball, February 26, 1979, page 13
Newspaper article - Newark Advocate - wheelchair accident
Newspaper obituary - Newark Advocate

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Newspaper obituary
Funeral Home services

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Pertinax Reidenauer married Fredegunde von Ekenen.
Pertinax died 893 A.D. He probably built castle at Shadeneck.
Their children:
1. Conrad Reidenauer (Went to Ost Frieland)
2. Williband Reidenauer

Conrad Reidenauer married Henrietta von Westerburg.
Their son:
1. Heinrich Riedenauer

George Reidenauer married Isabella Fontenay.
George died 1327
Their sons:
1. Joschim Reidenauer (Took up estate in Picardy)
2. Tancred Reidenauer (Took up estate in Picardy)
3. Bernhard Reidenauer

Bernhard Reidenauer married Anna von Bauerheim, daughter of Herrman von Bauerheim, Mayor of city on the Rhine. Bernhard died 1374.
Their son:
1. Nicholas Reidenauer, died 1386

Nicholas Reidenauer married twice. Four sons:
1. Rudolph Reidenauer
2. Robert Reidenauer
3. Care Reidenauer
4. Ferdinand Reidenauer

Ignacious Reidenauer settled near Heidelbergerg.

Information Vienna Library

Lived in Rugesian Mountains at castle Shadeneck, a few miles from Koblenz.

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