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A Catherine Spang married George Ribble on 12/21/1824 according to the Reading Adler Newspaper. This is the most likely Catherine Spang | SPANG, Catharine (I83)
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A celebration of life service for Florence P. (Porter) Givens, of Bowling Green, will be held at the First Presbyterian Church. Details of the service will be announced later. There is no visitation. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery, Bowling Green.
Mrs. Givens, 85, died Tuesday (Dec. 23, 2008) at St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center, Toledo. She served 19 years in the League of Women Voters, and also volunteered for the blood mobile and Wheeled Meals at Wood County Hospital. Mrs. Givens was a member of First Presbyterian Church, where she was an elder and financial secretary. She received her bachelor's degree from Penn State University. Born Dec 14, 1923 in Vincennes, Ind., to Bennet and Beatrice (Hibbard) Porter, she married Stuart Givens in May 1947. He died Aug. 19, 2004.
Surviving are two sons, Willard and Bennet, both of Dublin; a daughter, Martha Sears, Bowling Green; two brothers, Bennet A. Porter, of Hermitage, Tenn., and Ernest R. Porter, Millsboro, Del.; nine grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
Dunn Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Memorials may be made to the Bowling Green State University Foundation for the Stuart and Florence Givens History Scholarship Fund, or to the church. Condolences may be sent at www.dunnfuneralhome.com.
(Florence Givens Obituary, Sentinel Tribune, Bowling Green, Ohio, 26 December 2008, p. 2, columns 1-2. Copied by the Wood County Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.)
Florence Givens funeral notice
A celebration of life service for Florence P. Givens will be held at 2 p.m Sunday at First Presbyterian Church, Bowling Green. Revs. Gary and Mary Jane Saunders will officiate. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Givens, 85, of Bowling Green, died Dec. 23, 2008. Memorials may be made to the Bowling Green State University Foundation for the Stuart & Florence Givens History Scholarship Fund or to the church. Condolences may be sent at www.dunnfuneralhome.com. Arrangements are being handled by Dunn Funeral Home.
(Florence Givens Funeral Notice, Sentinel Tribune, Bowling Green, Ohio, 29 January 2009, p. 2, column 1. Copied by the Wood County Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.)
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A DOUBLE FUNERAL
The double funeral of Mrs. John F. Spang and her sister-in-law, Miss Minnie G. Spang, who died within 24 hours of each other, was held from the residence, 21 Humphrey street, yesterday at 3:30 p.m. The services were in St. Patrick's church. The interment was in St. Lawrence cemetery.
Those who acted as pall bearers of the remains of Mrs. Spang were J. W. Pierce, K. Donahue, J. Healy, R. Collon, J. Fitzgerald and T. Molloy. The pall-bearers for Miss Minnie Spang's remains were Frank Molloy, James O'Neil, Dennis Madigan, John McCarthy, John Currey and William Atten. Two lines of carriages followed the hearses to the cemetery. Fifty carriages were in the one procession and fifty-one in the other.
(New Haven Register, June 8, 1891) | SPANG, Minnie G. (I652)
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A DOUBLE FUNERAL
The double funeral of Mrs. John F. Spang and her sister-in-law, Miss Minnie G. Spang, who died within 24 hours of each other, was held from the residence, 21 Humphrey street, yesterday at 3:30 p.m. The services were in St. Patrick's church. The interment was in St. Lawrence cemetery.
Those who acted as pall bearers of the remains of Mrs. Spang were J. W. Pierce, K. Donahue, J. Healy, R. Collon, J. Fitzgerald and T. Molloy. The pall-bearers for Miss Minnie Spang's remains were Frank Molloy, James O'Neil, Dennis Madigan, John McCarthy, John Currey and William Atten. Two lines of carriages followed the hearses to the cemetery. Fifty carriages were in the one procession and fifty-one in the other.
(New Haven Register, June 8, 1891) | FLOOD, Mary A (I657)
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A Kirk Givens married Carrie McAllister on 11/18/1893 in Marion County, IN (source-Index to Marriage
Records; page 28; 1891-1895. It is not clear that this is the same Kirk Givens.
A genealogy obtained 3/7/2000 refers to Kirk as Julius Selkird, b. 1857. This genealogy claims that he moved to St. Louis, Missouri and worked for the railroad (see Census)
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A uncle of General La Fayette and native of France. (Daniel Becque) | SIGMOND, Felix (I3495)
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Aaron changed the spelling of his name from Hersperger to Hersberger when he married his second wife, Hester Ann Catherine Whipp. (information from his granddaughter, Sally)
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Baltimore American - 1/6/1907
AARON B. HERSPERGER
[Special to the American]
Poolesville, Md., Jan. 5 -- The funeral of Aaron B. Hersperger took place yesterday from his residence near Poolesville. Interment was at Monocacy Cemetery. The services were conducted by Rev. Walter P. Griggs. Mr. Hersperger is survived by a widow and 11 children -- Samuel A. Hersperger of Herndon, Va., William H. Hersperger of Adamstown, Md., E.C. Hersperger of Poolesville, Mrs. L.A. Chiswell of Dickerson, Arthur and Marshall Hersperger of Milestone, Canada; and Julia, Sara, Anna, Nellie, and Thomas Hersperger of Poolesville. He was in his seventy-first year and a prominent farmer in Montgomery County for 35 years.
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Abijah Hubbard's first marriage was to Loisa Mix on 11-11-1804, records of W. Hartford Cong. church.
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About 1806, William Coe and his wife Lavica (Vicie) Barrett moved to Surry County from Pittsylvania County, VA. They are the ancestors of all of the Coe families who currently live there. And Surry County is home to the greatest concentration of Coe families of any area in the United States. The last time I checked a Mt. Airy telephone directory there were 66 Coe families listed. As of this year, 484 Coe births, 344 Coe marriages and 192 Coe deaths are on file at the courthouse in Dobson,
William Coe was born in 1779 in Loudoun County, VA, a son of Francis P. and Nancy Coe. Francis Coe and his family, after living for many years in Shelburne and Cameron Parishes, Loudoun County, about 1790 moved to Pittsylvania County. They last appear on record in Camden Parish, Pittsylvania County, in 1818 when the Overseers of the Poor allocated $30 for the ?support of Francis P. Coe and wife.? William Coe last appears on record there November 10, 1805, when he was a surety for the marriage of his sister Mary and Daniel Elder. He is listed in the 1810 census of Surry County, NC, as a male 26-45 years of age. (Carl Robert Coe)
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According to an unsigned genealogy obtained 3/7/2000, Asa never married and died of Yellow Jaundice.
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The Anderson Bulletin-Friday, August 19, 1921, p. 5
Asa Ray Givens
? Pendleton, Aug. 19,-Asa Ray Givens, age 31, died Wednesday afternoon at the home hospital in Anderson. He was a well known young farmer residing northwest of Pendleton in Stonycreek township. He is survived by his father, J. L. Givens, and three brothers, Willard Givens of California, Elmer Givens of Middletown, and Horace Givens. He was a member of the Madison lodge of Masons, and an employee of the telephone company at Detroit and Chicago. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at 2:30 o?clock at the
Christian church, Rev. Norris of Beech Grove conducting the services.
Burial will be in West Grove Lawn Cemetery.? | GIVENS, Asa Ray (I773)
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According to an unsigned genealogy obtained 3/7/2000, Bouchard Orville died in No. Dakota where he had gone to work in the harvest. He had caught pneumonia after having ridden horseback in a cold rain.
This genealogy was later learned to have been written by Arthur Givens. | GIVENS, Bouchard Orville (I769)
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According to an unsigned genealogy obtained 3/7/2000, John and Amanda bought a 62 acre farm in Stony Creek Township in Madison County, Indiana. It remained in the family until after the death of his grandson (unnamed) in 1991. They were members of the Progressive Dunkard Church. (7/14/2002 - the Genealogy was begun by Arthur Givens after he retired as a minister. Information obtained from Stuart Givens, his nephew.)
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HISTORY OF MADISON COUNTY
Forkner, 1914. Page 437
John L. Givens. A resident of Madison County for sixty-five years, Mr. Givens represents the progressive rural citizenship of Stony Creek township, where he has a fine farm of sixty-two acres, with excellent improvements and a comfortable home for himself and family.
John L. Givens was born in Green Township, Madison County, November 30, 1848, a son of Andrew and Elizabeth (Shawl) Givens. Andrew Givens, the father, was born in the state of Michigan, came to Indiana and was married in Madison County, his wife being a native of this state. He continued to reside in Madison County until his death in 1854. He and his wife were the parents of 3 children, the other two being N.D. Givens, of Indianapolis; and Julius Givens, who is connected with the street railway system in St. Louis.
Mr. John L. Givens was reared in Green township until he reached his majority, and as a boy attended the district school near his home. Green township, while he was growing up, still presented almost an expanse of wilderness, and residents were still engaged in the hard labor of clearing and grubbing and planting the first crops in the hard won fields. That was the training ground for his early life. He was married in Green township to Amanda Heshberger (sic), and their happy married life continued until 1909 when Mrs. Givens died. She was reared in Green and Stony Creek
townships and received her education in the public schools. The four sons born to their marriage are all living in 1913, namely: Horace, who is married and a resident of Stony Creek township; Elmer, who graduated from common schools and is married and lives in Hamilton county; Willard, who graduated from the Lapel High School and in 1913 from the University of Indiana, and is now a principal of a graded school in Noblesville, this state; Asa, who finished the course in common schools, and at the present time is in Indianapolis. Mr. Givens and family are members of the Progressive Dunkard Church. In politics he has always been a regular supporter of the Republican
party up to the campaign of 1912 in which he voted the Progressive ticket. | GIVENS, John Luther (I704)
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According to Carol Trotman, possessor of the Spang family bible, it lists Albert as being born on Dec. 4, 1884 and dying Nov. 17, 1884. We do not know if the recorder got the month or year wrong. | SPANG, Albert O. (I147)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I202)
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Adelaide Agnes Quin. I don't have a lot of memories of Nana Cox because she died when I was 12. She was born in Bridgeport, Connecticut, from Scotch-Irish parents. Her father, Patrick, was a tool and die maker and they saved their money and bought saltwater flats which they rented out and did very well. Her mother, Margaret, brought two items from Ireland - a christening shawl and a statue of St. Joseph. She gave birth to 12 children but only 5 survived by 1900. Adelaide was the third child, according to the 1880 census. Edward, Robert and William died young.
Emma was the oldest and lived in a nunnery after 2 failed marriages. My sister, Nancy, was taken to visit her once and she grabbed Nancy and said "See everyone; she looks just like me."
Francis was the 2nd born who ended up being an Army Ambulance Driver and my sister said she was buried in her uniform.
Walter Sarsfield became a dentist in New Haven. There was also an Uncle Doc, Vincent Edward, who was a physician in New York City.
My sister shared a number of stories that I did not know about. Nana was known for her hats, so much so that, years later, older women would stop Nancy and comment on Nana's hats. She always dressed well, even at home, and always wore a girdle.
All of the Quin children were educated well and Nana worked as a bookkeeper for D. M. Read Department Store in Bridgeport. She was given an ornate sugar bowl when she left to get married. It is not clear how they met but Charlie Pop would ride his bicycle from New Haven to Bridgeport and read her Shakespeare.
Nana did not have a driver's license for many years as she saw no reason for it. One day, at their summer home in Woodmont that he had built, Charlie Pop gashed his arm splitting wood. Nana wrapped it and drove him from Woodmont to St. Raphael's Hospital in New Haven. After that, she decided she should get her license so her daughter, my mother, took her in to be tested on Prince St.which was a dead end street. At the end of the test the examiner asked her to turn the car around. "You turn the car around; I'd never come into a place like this" She got her license. Nancy also remembers her driving Nancy home to Middletown, normally a 45 minute trip. It took 3 hrs! She stopped whenever there was a truck!
I do have a few memories of Nana Cox on McKinley Avenue as I stayed there for a week one summer when I was 6 or 7 while my parents went on vacation to Vinalhaven, Maine. I recall sleeping in the back bedroom in a high poster mahogany bed with a white chenille bedspread. I think we went there for Thanksgiving because I have a vague memory of a ceramic dog or clown cookie jar in the pantry that always had ginger snaps in it and she would allow me to have one if I asked. Nana and I also had a fondness for black olives which were a treat for Thanksgiving and Christmas.
During the week I stayed there, I recall playing on the front porch while she sat and relaxed or read a book. Then when the right time came, she would allow me to walk the two blocks down the street to the bus stop and wait for Charlie Pop. Once in a while, he would take me to the butcher's which was owned by Joe Marlow, his nephew. Nana and Charlie Pop helped out these relatives and Joe made sure they had meat during WW II when it was rationed. Charlie Pop liked to tinker with things behind the house and he would sometimes let me help.
1880 census - Stratford; page 12 [12/43]
Patrick 35
Margaret 33
Emma 10
Francis 9
Adaline 7
Vincent E 4
Sarsfield W. 1
1900 - Bridgeport Sheet 3A [5/43]
Just Patrick and Margaret; shows her as having 12 births and 5 are living.
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Admitted as Freeman i 1665 at Cambridge Farms, MA.
May have been born in Malden, MA.
May have died in Lexington, MA.
Granted land in Templeton for fighting Indians.
Purchased 206 acres from Mr. Pelham in November 1693. | MUZZY, Benjamin (I3238)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3653)
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After much discussion and research, I have deleted Lucinda Morgan as the wife of Finley Moore. I agree with the post-it by Susan Lingross. The Dawes Collection refers to a Lucinda Morgan, the wife of Bogus Morgan; not to a Lucinda Morgan Moore. | ???, Lucinda (I1514)
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Alberg, Richard S., age 62, of Burnsville (MN). Preceeded in death by brother, William. Survived by wife, Sylvia; sons, Erik (Cindy), and Mark (Elizabeth); also by other loving relatives and friends including Ann Marie Baradic. Funeral Service 7 PM Tuesday at Peace Reform Church (2180 Glory Drive) in Eagan (MN). Visitation 5-8 PM Monday, White Funeral Home (14560 Pennock Ave.) and one hour prior to the service at the church. White Funeral Home Apple Valley 952-432-2001
(Published in the Minneapolis, Minnesota Star Tribune form 5/7/2005-5/8/2005) | ALBERG, Richard Swan (I909)
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Alex and Marie Hill living with them in 1910
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Allan G. Spang
1927 - 2013 | Obituary
SPANG, Allan G. Of Eastham, MA. passed away peacefully at home with his family present on Friday, August 23, 2013, at the age of 86. Allan is survived by his wife Lee Spang, his children Debbie Spang and Steve Spang, his nieces Betsy Gillin and Linda Pikul, and his great-nephew, Andrew Pikul. Private service to be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the VNA of Cape Cod-Hospice, 434 Rte 134, Suite D3, South Dennis, MA 02660.For online condolences, please visit www.nickersonfunerals.com | SPANG, Allan Gordon (I403)
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Along with his brother Henry , established the first telephone system in Reading ,Pa. at 6th and Penn St. in 1881"(from a typewritten document by Helen Hendel Spang). A newspaper article says something a little different but lists the officers as Henry Spang- President and Isaac Spang - secretary-treasurer and the stock holders that include Mary Spang , Daniel Spang and others.
(from Tom Robinson, great grandson). | SPANG, Isaac Young (I102)
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Also buried in McKeesport and Versailles Cemetery, McKeesport, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania are:
Wallace L. Spang, d. 2/19/1924
Heather A. Spang, d. 9/18/1976
It is not known how they are related but it is suspected that there is some connection. | SPANG, Frederick Anthony (I4)
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Also buried in this cemetery is Irene F. Spang, 1896-1983. It is not known if she is Isaac's wife. | SPANG, Isaac Franklin (I3936)
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also called Thiss in Bollendorf records. | SPANG, Mathias (I2511)
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also spelled - Linz | LINTZ, Christian (I284)
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Although the birth date on Find A Grave is different, the other information matches, so I am assuming this is John buried in Saint Johns UCC Cemetery | SPANG, Johannes (I86)
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Alvina S. Spang, 69, daughter of John and Mary (Moss) Schiltz, died yesterday at St. Charles Hospital. She was born in Chicago on Oct. 11, 1888 and was a member of St. Stephana Court No. 529, Women's Catholic Order of Foresters and St. Ann's Society of St. Nicholas Church.
She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Casimer (Bernadine) Zabor, Mrs. Peter (Evelyn) Medernach, Miss Rosetta Spang and Mrs. Nicholas (Colette) Frieders; three grandchildren; three brothers, Fred, Edward and George Schiltz, and three sisters, Mrs. August (Theresa) Hopp, Mrs. Rose Schomer and Mrs. Martin (Dorothy) Lorenz.
She was preceded in death by her husband John Spang, in 1927.
Funeral services will be held Eednesday from Daleiden's High Street Mortuary at 9:15 a.m. and from St. Nicholas Church at 9:30 o'clock. The Rev. Cletus Anger will officiate.
Interment will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary. BEACON NEWSPAPER.
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Amanda made the trip from Jefferson, Maryland to Pendleton, Indiana in a covered wagon. This trip took 6 weeks. (Oral History - as told by Willard Givens, her son, to Stuart Givens, to this writer on 7/14/2002) | HERSBERGER, Amanda (I705)
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American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI)
Surname Given Name(s) Maiden Name Birth Date Birth Place Biographical Info Reference
TEA Mary 175? New York Heads of Fams. at the first U.S. census. NY. By U.S. Bureau of the Census. Washington, 1908. (308p.):170
TEA Mary 175? Pennsylvania Gen. Column of the " Boston Transcript". 1906-1941.( The greatest single source of material for gen. Data for the N.E. area and for the period 1600-1800. Completely indexed in the Index.): 30 Jul 1930, 463
DOUGLAS Mary (Tea) 175? Pennsylvania Gen. Column of the " Boston Transcript". 1906-1941.( The greatest single source of material for gen. Data for the N.E. area and for the period 1600-1800. Completely indexed in the Index.): 30 Jul 1930,
463 | TEA, Mary England (I918)
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An Anna C. Spang died 11/21/1951 in Middletown, Middlesex County, Connecticut. | SCHWAB, Anna (I404)
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An attempt to obtain a copy of the Marriage License from Washington County. PA resulted in their responding that there are no public marriage records prior to 1885 nor do any exist in Pennsylvania. | Family F524
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An unsigned genealogy obtained 3/7/2000, states Sarah had 8 children, 7 being born in Madison County, Indiana. This is also the source for the names and dates of Sarah and Ann's siblings.
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An untitled genealogy obtained 3/7/2000, refers to Dotterage as Mineal Dalsard, b. 1852. Mineal married and moved to Indianapolis where he worked in the post office. He is buried in Indianapolis. | GIVENS, Mineal Dalsgard (I805)
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Ancestor of author of Hinshaw Ancestors | REECE, Frank (I880)
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Ancestry appears to show multiple marriages. | SPANG, Oscar (I284)
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Ancestry list Endress as an alternate name for Endreds as it appears in the 1870 census in New Haven. It is uncertain if this is the right person and therefore the children may be linked to the wrong mother. | ENDRESS, Ferdinand (I410)
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Anderson Daily Bulletin-Thursday, June 21, 1962, p. 6
Harry Smith
?Harry Smith, 69, a former resident of Anderson, died Wednesday morning at his home in Carlisle, Ind.
Mr. Smith resided in Anderson before moving to Carlisle a few years ago.
Surviving are: the wife, Lois; a son, Gardette Smith; a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Reynolds, Carlisle and two step-children, Robert Bullard, who is serving with the armed forces in Germany, and Barbara Bullard, at home.
Services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Indian Prairie Baptist Church at Carlisle. Burial will be at Carlisle.?
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Anderson (Indiana) Herald, Wednesday, February 6, 1952
GUY O. HERSBERGER, MIDDLETOWN, DIES
Middletown, Feb 5 (Spl) - Guy O. Hersberger, age 54, RR 2, Middletown, a veteran of World War I and a former resident of Lapel, died Monday night at Billings Hospital, Fort Harrison.
The body was brought to the Fisher Funeral Home here where friends will be received after 7 p.m. Wednesday. Funeral Services will be conducted at the Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Friday with the Rev. Claudius Pyles in charge. Burial will be in the Miller Cemetery in Middletown.
Mr. Hersberger was born near Lapel but had lived in this community for a number of years. He had been empl;oyed ar Delco-Remy Division in Anderson and was a member of the Lapel Methodist Church.
Surviving are: the widow, Ressie; a daughter, Janet Eller, Honey Creek; six sons, James, Marion and John, all of Sulphur Springs; Jerold, Markleville; Russell, with the Army at Camp Breckenridge, Ky. And Robert, at home; two sisters, Mrs. Ida Newton and Mrs. Mabel Rambo, both of Lapel; two brothers, Tom, Lapel, and Dale, Versailles, and one grandchild. | HERSBERGER, Guy O. (I3295)
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Anderson Herald -Thursday, April 15, 1937
Bean is Discovered in Boy's Appendix
Clifford Sears, age 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Omer Sears, Lapel, is in a serious condition in St. John's hospital following an operation for appendicitis. Hospital attaches said the operation revealed a bean lodged in the appendix.
Anderson Herald -Friday, April 16, 1937
Boy with Bean in Appendix Dies
Clifford Sears, thirteen -year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Omer Sears, Lapel, died yesterday at 9 a.m. in St. John's hospital following an operation.
Young Sears underwent an appendectomy last Friday. Attending physicians discovered a bean in the appendix of the lad which is believed to have contributed to his death.
Anderson Herald -Friday, April 16, 1937
Clifford Sears
LAPEL, Ind., April 15---Clifford Sears, 13-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Omer Sears, died at St. John?s hospital, Anderson, Thursday morning. He underwent an appendicitis operation a week ago. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist church with burial at Brookside cemetery.. Surviving besides the parents are three brothers, Loral, Gordon and Marion, and grandmother, Mrs. Zartman of Frankton and Mrs. Alice Sears of near here. Clifford was a pupil in the seventh grade in the Lapel school and had been a member of the 4-H club for four years, having won several prizes in this work.
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Anderson Herald Bulletin online, 04-03-2005
Jay W. Hersberger
Nov. 18, 1928 - March 31, 2005
"LAKE PLACID, Fla. - Jay Warren Hersberger, Lake Placid, Fla., 76,
formerly of Lapel, died March 31, 2005, after a brief illness. He was
born Nov. 18, 1928, in Lapel, the son of Tilghman and Villie (Hinton)
Hersberger. He was retired from the United States Navy as a chief petty
officer and fire control technician.
"He was a member and past commander of American Legion Post 212 ,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Trinity United Methodist Church, life member
of AMVETS and Fleet Reserve Association.
"He is survived by four children, daughter, Lynn (husband, Barie) VanZel
of Altamonte Springs, Fla., daughter, Gail (husband, John) Specht of
Lapel, son, Jay Hersberger of Lake Placid, Fla., and Lyle Hersberger of
Brandwine, Md.; nine grandchildren, Sherri (husband, Scott) Noble of
Lapel, Jessica (husband, Kerry) Stewart of Indianapolis, Nelson (wife
Emily) Specht of Middletown, Amanda (husband, Scott) King of Lapel,
Wesley Hersberger of Brandywine, Md., Brittany Hersberger of Brandywine,
Md., Eric Hersberger of Lake Placid, Fla., Dr. Cindy (husband, Joshua)
Cohen of Connecticut, and Cathy Sigler of Lexington, S.C.; seven
great-grandchildren, Shelby Noble of Lapel, Mitchell Noble of Lapel,
Abigail Specht of Lapel, Chrystal King of Lapel, Amber King of Lapel,
Calvin Perrie Specht of Middletown, and Grayson Stewart of Indianapolis;
brother, Morris (wife, Jean) Hersberger of Lapel; brother, John (wife,
Sue) Hersberger of Winchester; sister, Martha Jane (husband, Max) Lee of
Pittsburgh, Pa.; and sister-in-law, Phyllis Hersberger of Noblesville.
"He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife, Grace Perrie
Hersberger; and a brother, Paul Herbert Hersberger.
"A memorial service will be held at 6 p.m. Monday at Scott E. Hersberger
Funeral Home, 1010 N. Main St., Lapel, with the Rev. Evan Lash
officiating. Visitation hours will be from 4 to 6 p.m. Monday at the
funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to Lapel Post 212
American Legion Scholarship Fund, P.O. Box 789, Lapel, IN 46051 or to
the charity of the donor's choice. Online condolences:
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