SPANG, Frederick

Notes:

Obtained the Oley Forge in 1794; His son and grandson, Jacob, ran the forge through 1870 when it was abandoned. (Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography; Vol 8; page 65)

Frederick married SELTZER, Margaret 25 Dec 1782, Germany. Margaret (daughter of SELTZER, Jacob and HEISTER, Marie Catherine) was born 25 Dec 1763; died 27 Jul 1822; was buried Oley Cemetery, Spangsville, Oley Twp, Berks, Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

OBITUARY RECORD.

DIED:

At his residence at Etna Forge, in Huntingdon county, on the 6th
instant Mr. Henry S. Spang, aged 57 years 4 months and 20 days.

Huntingdon Journal, March 19, 1845

Henrich married FISCHER, Maria Abt 01 Jan 1808. Maria (daughter of FISCHER, Henry and RUTH, Susanna, daughter of FISCHER, Henry and RUTH, Susanna) was born 15 Aug 1790; died 27 Feb 1830. [Group Sheet]

Catharine married GRIESEMER, Peter 12 Aug 1810. Peter (son of GREISEMER, Jacob and ROTH, Christina) was born 1786, Oley Township, Berks County, PA; died 1815. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

World Family Tree CD, Vol 23 #1163
See Robin B Kornides site for a list of the children rbkornides@hotmail.com
RBK's southeastern PA-German families on World Connect

Sarah married BOYER, Jacob 04 Jun 1811, Berks County, PA. Jacob (son of BOYER, Samuel and KOOSER, Catherine) was born 12 May 1786; died 05 Apr 1870. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Margaret may have married John Fisher. In "History of the Hain family", published on Ancestry.com, there is the following:
John Fisher, born Jan. 22, 1798; died Oct 24, 1828. He married Margaret Spang. Lived in
Hereford township.
John's parents were Henry Fischer and Susanna Ruth, daughter of Christian Ruth. Their oldest daughter, Mary Fisher, married Henry S. Spang, Margaret's brother.

Margaretha married HEITTENSTEIN, Isaac 1818. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Jacob Seltzer Spang was the individual for whom the borough of Spangsville was named in 1840. The Spang home, built by his father, Frederick, in 1792, still stands in that area. (William Neislar)http://searches1.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/pa/montgomery/history/local/mchb0051.txt

History: Local: Chapter XLVII: Borough of Norristown - Part II : Bean's 1884 History of Montgomery Co, PA

In 1837 the public-houses had increased to nine. The "Washington" was kept by Abraham Markley, the "Rising Sun" by Samuel Sharpless, the "Eagle" by Henry Kerr, the Norristown Hotel by Jacob Spang, and the "Pennsylvania Farmer" by Daniel Emery.
As indicative of the charges going on, we may mention that as public-houses the Washington House, the Rising Sun and Norristown Hotel have for some time ceased to exist. The "Eagle" is the present Rambo House, since greatly enlarged.

http://searches1.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/pa/montgomery/history/local/mchb0051.txt

History: Local: Chapter XLVII: Borough of Norristown - Part II : Bean's 1884 History of Montgomery Co, PA

Jacob married KLINE, Deborah S. 09 Apr 1823, Christ Oley Lutheran Church, Oley Township, Berks County, PA. Deborah was born 22 Feb 1801; died 11 Nov 1882; was buried Oley Cemetery, Spangsville, Berks County, PA. [Group Sheet]

Hannah married HUNTER, Nicholas Van Reed 1820. Nicholas (son of HUNTER, Nicholas and VAN REED, Hannah) was born 11 Jan 1800, Rockland Twp, Venango, Pennsylvania; died 22 Feb 1853, Reading, Berks, Pennsylvania; was buried 25 Feb 1853, Charles Evans Cemetery, Reading, Berks, Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet]

Lydia married GILBERT, Henry 1821. Henry was born 1796, Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet]

Maria — FISHER, Samuel. Samuel died 1823. [Group Sheet]

Maria married FISCHER, Samuel 1814. [Group Sheet]

Esther married FILBERT, John 1823. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

History of Allegheny county, Pennsylvania : including its early settlement
Chicago : A. Warner Co., 1889
Cushing, Thomas, 1821

Pg. 271. 272
CHARLES FREDERICK SPANG was born in Berks Co., Pa. in 1809. His great-grandfather, the progenitor of the family in this country, was HANS GEORGE SPANG, who emigrated in 1751 from Rotterdam, Holland, to America, and settled in Greenwich Twp., Berks Co., Pa. Of HANS? six sons, LEONARD and GEORGE served in the war of independence; the former died a prisoner of war in Trenton, N. J.; the other went to Europe with Gen. Kuyphausen, who had commanded the Hessians, and became the resident of Bremen, where he acquired a large fortune, and died without immediate heirs in 1826. A portion of his distant relations in America are now claimants of the estate. Another son, FREDERICK SPANG, became the owner of the Oley furnaces at Semple, Pa, one of the oldest works of the kind in the U. S., having been erected in 1772. He left this property to his son, HENRY S. SPANG, afterward moved to Huntingdon Co., Pa., where he established iron-works. The Pa. canal was opened about this time to Huntingdon, thus offering a market in Pittsburgh for their products.

CHARLES FREDRICK SPANG, the junior member of the firm, came with his father to Huntingdon, and was an active assistant in the conduct of the business...The formation of the firm of H. S. SPANG & Son, and the erection of the Etna Iron-works on the site of a sickle-factory that had been built at Etna in 1817. The firm was destined to take a prominent place among the manufacturers of the west. The son, now 19 years of age, became the business manager and a resident here. On the death of H. S. SPANG, the firm became SPANG & Co. (CHARLES F. SPANG and James McAuley). The business was conducted under this style till 1858, when the present firm of SPANG, Chalfant & Co. was formed, consisting of CHARLES H. SPANG, John W. Chalfant, C. B. Herron and George A. Chalfant. In 1878 the SPANG Steel & Iron Co. (limited) was organized as a branch of the above. Its officers are Campbell B. Herron, president; John C. Porter, treasurer, and George A. Chalfant, general manager.

In the year 1858 MR. SPANG moved to Nice. France, where he has since resided, making occasional visits to his native country. He was a pioneer in the iron business here, and was the first manufacturer of iron tubing west of the Allegheny mountains. He was one of the early directors of the Bank of Pittsburgh, one of the founders of the Western Pa. hospital, and a corporator of the Allegheny Cemetery, and a vestryman of Trinity Church.

CHARLES H. SPANG, son of C. F. SPANG, and a member of the firm of SPANG, Chalfant & Co., was born in Pittsburgh. He was educated in the city, and succeeded his father in the business. NORMAN SPANG, the second son, who is connected with the business, resides in Pittsburgh.

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National Labor Tribune -- July 28, 1904

Charles F. Spang Dead.

Charles F. Spang of Pittsburg died last Thursday at Nice, France, after a long illness.
He was a pioneer iron man in the Pittsburg district and the first manufacturer of iron tubing west of the Allegheny mountains. Mr. Spang was prominent in the business life of Pittsburg until his removal to Nice, France, many years ago. He came to Pittsburg with his father in his youth and was associated with him in the business of H. S. Spang and Son, whose works were at Etna. On the death of his father Mr. Spang organized the firm of Spang and Company, having James McAuley for a partner.
In 1858 the present firm of Spang, Charles F. Spang taking the place in Chalfant and Company was formed, the business formerly held by his father in the old firm. Mr. Spang then removed to Nice, making occasional trips to this city.

Charles — LLOYD, Sarah Ann. Sarah was born 1817, Virginia; died 18 Nov 1887, Nice, France; was buried Allegheny Cemetery, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet]

Maria married LEECH, William F. 24 Sep 1842. William was born 07 Dec 1818. [Group Sheet]

Peter married KNOX, Mary Ann Probably Philadelphia, PA. Mary was born 02 Sep 1822, PA; died 05 Apr 1879, Philadelphia, PA. [Group Sheet]

Amelia married BERTOLET, Peter G. MD 25 Nov 1845, Spangsville, PA. Peter (son of BERTOLET, Daniel Jr and GRIESEMER, Maria) was born 11 Jun 1823, Oley Twp., PA; died 08 Mar 1865. [Group Sheet]

Charlotte married PEACOCK, Alexander H. 1849. Alexander was born 1821; died 1898. [Group Sheet]

Deborah — KAUFMAN, John Merkel. (son of KAUFMAN, John Glass and MERKEL, Mary) [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Jacob K. Spang, a prominent retired citizen of Reading, was born in Oley township, Berks county, son of Jacob S. and Deborah (Kline) Spang, and a grandson of Frederick Spang, an important figure of the time of the iron boom in the early part of the eighteenth century.
Jacob S. Spang early in life took up the pursuits of his fathers, and for many years was engaged in the iron business. He also owned and operated much farming property throughout Berks county, and at one time, conducted a mercantile establishment at Spangsville, a settlement named in his honor. He died in 1862 aged sixty-four years. His wife lived to the advanced age of eighty-one years, dying in the faith of the Lutheran church, to which her husband had also belonged. He was a Whig, and at the time of the formation of the Republican party joined its ranks.
Jacob K. Spang received a common school education, and while still in his 'teens worked in his father's store and around the furnaces. In 1865 he went to Dauphin county and engaged in the manufacture of iron, later removing to Hamburg, Pa., in the same line of business, and after three years in the latter place came to Reading, becoming associated with Bushong & Co., being one of the promoters of the Keystone Furnaces, holding the responsible position of superintendent for fifteen years. He then left the firm and purchased the Maiden-creek furnace property, which he personally conducted for a number of years, after which, in 1894 he discontinued the manufacture of iron and lived retired for a few years. Mr. Spang still owns this property, a very valuable one, and has also several fine farming properties, which he rents. Mr. Spang has been a very active business man, and has done much to further the business and manufacturing interests of this section.
Mr. Spang was married in 1861 to Sarah Kauffman, daughter of Samuel Kauffman, one of the early iron manufacturers of this section. Four children have blessed this union: Fanny m. Charles Breneiser, a tobacco manufacturer; Mary; Samuel m. Miss Ella Rick, and is connected with the Colonial Trust Co.; and Alice, at home. Politically Mr. Spang is a Republican.

(Source - Montgomery, Morton "Historical and Biographical History of Berks County", 1909. as taken from the Berks County Web-Gen Project)

Jacob married KAUFFMAN, Sarah Ann 24 Dec 1861, Berks County, PA. Sarah (daughter of KAUFFMAN, Emmanuel) was born 07 Oct 1843, Pennsylvania; died 24 Nov 1929, Pennsylvania; was buried Charles Evans Cemetery, Reading, Berks County, PA. [Group Sheet]

Jacob — KAUFFMAN, Sallie. [Group Sheet]

Frederick — SCHALL, Mary Amanda. Mary (daughter of SCHALL, David) was born Aug 1838, Maryland; died 1912, Reading, Berks Co. PA; was buried Charles Evans Cemetery. [Group Sheet]

William married GERNANT, Elizabeth 1867. Elizabeth (daughter of GERNANT, John H. and ???, Mary F.) was born 20 Jan 1848; died 03 Feb 1931, Berks County, Pennsylvania; was buried Saint Johns (Gernants) Cemetery, Leesport, Berks County, PA. [Group Sheet]

Caroline — ECKERT, Henry S. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

http://searches1.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/pa/berks/taxlist/1781r.txt
Taxtables: Return and Assessment Taxes Reading, Berks County 1781
From PA Archives, Series III, Vol. 18
Name, Occupation (if given), Acres (if given).....Tax
page 535
Hunter, Fred'k,.....4.3

Year Surname Given Name (s) County State Page Township or Other Info Record Type Database ID#
1850 HUNTER FREDERICK S. Berks County PA 118 Richmond Township Federal Population Schedule PA 1850 Federal Census Index PAS6a1566989

Surname Given Name(s) Maiden Name Birth Date Birth Place Biographical Info Reference
HUNTER Frederick History of York co., Pa. By John Gibson. Chicago. 1886. (772, 207p.):192

PERiodical Source Index (PERSI)
Combined Matches: 1
Location Subject Record Type Topic Article Periodical Volume Issue Month/
Season Year
Surname Hunter Frederick S. Hunter, Reading, Pennsylvania Berks County Genealogical Society Journal 13 4 Summer 1993
PERiodical Source Index (PERSI) Bibliography
Combined Matches: 1
Periodical Title: Berks County Genealogical Society Journal
General Subject Area: U.S.
Topics: Pennsylvania
Issues per Year: 4
Other Titles:
Notes:
ACPL Holdings: v.1- 1980-
ACPL Call Number: OPEN
ISSN Number:
Repositories holding this title include:
Allen County Public Library
New York Public Library (partial holdings)
Dallas Public Library (partial holdings)
Newberry Library (partial holdings)
Family History Library (partial holdings)
Publisher: Berks County Genealogical Society
Publisher Address: PO Box 305 : Kutztown, PA 19530-0305
Persi Code: PABE

No businessman of Berks Co. had a more remarkable career than Frederick S. Hunter. He was an ironmaster, soldier, and politician. A man of character that possessed many friends. He was "cut off" unfortunately by death in his 41st year.
Frederick was born at Moselem, on 10 Nov. 1822. His mother, Hannah Spang was the youngest daughter of Frederick Spang, Oley ironmaster. Frederick died 20th Aug. 1863 at the age of 40 years, 9 months and 10 days. from James Spang

Frederick — RAHN, Mary M. Mary was born Maidencreek Twp, Berks, Pennsylvania; died 01 Mar 1860, Berks County, Pennsylvania; was buried Charles Evans Cemetery, Reading, Berks, Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

http://searches1.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/pa/berks/cemeteries/stjohns.txt
Cemeteries: St. Johns Cemetery, Kutztown Maxatawny Twp, Berks Co, PA
HUNTER, Cyrus, d. 9 Oct 1888, Co. "A", 2nd Pa. Inf., Mexican War

Catherine — MUHLENBERG, Hiester Henry. Hiester was born 15 Jan 1812; died 05 May 1886. [Group Sheet]

Catherine — CHRISTMAN, George. George (son of CHRISTMAN, Caspar and Barbara) was born 04 Feb 1775, Maxatawny Twp, , Pennsylvania; died 25 Apr 1853, 78 yrs, 2mos, 21 days; was buried Spies Church, Alsace Twp, , Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet]

Catherine — MUHLENBURG, Hiester Henry. [Group Sheet]

Catherine — CHRISTMAN, George. George was born 04 Feb 1775, Maxatawny Twp, Pennsylvania; died 25 Apr 1853, 78 yrs, 2mos, 21 days; was buried Spies Church, Alsace Twp, Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Mr. Wieand was first married to Judith Grabill, and to them were born children as follows: Elizabeth (m. Frank White); Rev. William, who was a minister in the United Evangelical Church, died in 1902; and Mary, single, at the Eighth street home. Mr. Wieand's second marriage was to Mrs. Matilda Renninger, widow of Josiah Renninger. Mrs. Wieand was born April 15, 1822, daughter of Henry and Lydia (Spang) Gilbert, well-known people of Colebrookdale township. Her first husband was a well known business man of Colebrookdale township, and to them were born children as follows: Emma (m. Henry Rehr); Rosa (m. Jacob Rehr); and James, who m. Katie Williams, is in the contracting and building business in Reading. There were no children born to Mr. and Mrs. Wieand. Mrs. Wieand died May 5, 1907, at the Eighth street home, Reading; she was very well known and highly esteemed in the community.

(Source - Montgomery, Morton "Historical and Biographical History of Berks County", 1909. as taken from the Berks County Web-Gen Project)

Notes:

Montana, a history of aboriginal, territorial and 3 years statehood, by Tim Stout, 1879. mentions him as the son of Henry and Lydia (Spang) Gilbert.

Notes:

New York Herald Tribune - October 31, 1894 Death Notices
HENRY - On October 10, at her residence, No. 418 Grand Ave, Brooklyn, Alice Spang Henry. Funeral services at the Church of the Reformation, Gates Av. Brooklyn on Thursday, November 1 at 3 o'clock pm. Interment at Pittsburg, Pa.

Alice married HENRY, Charles Augustus 29 Jul 1868, Manhatten, New York, New York. (son of HENRY, Philip Jr. and LAWSON, Margaret) [Group Sheet]

Catherine — MCJUNKIN, Isaiah. Isaiah was born 16 Jul 1816; died 1863. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Pawtucket (RI) Times - December 1, 1904

SPANG MARRIAGE LONG HIDDEN
New York, Dec.1 -- In response to intimations by Henry J. Bebro that in the hearing of the habeas corpus proceedings to secure the release of Mabel Spang from Dr. George Bond's private asylum in Yonkers sensational revelations would be made in the hearing on Dec. 16, William T. Gilbert of 346 Broadway, counsel to the girl's parents, yesterday declared that Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Spang were married many years ago.
As far as the world knew Mr. Spang, who is a member of the Union League Club and the son of a Pittsburg millionaire, married his wife, who was known as Mrs. Rosa E. Willis, five years ago.
Mr. Gilbert said that the first marriage was kept secret in order that Mr. Spang should not be disinherited by his father, Charles F. Spang, and that when he died, Charles H. Spang was again married to his wife who had been known as Mrs. Willis.
Mr. Bebro showed a letter written to him by Mabel Spang in which she warmly thanked him for his efforts to secure her release from the asylum where she is confined by her parents. "All I can compare you to" she says, "is a grand fairy godfather taking some poor Cinderella out of her abode of sorrow and giving her instead happiness" He also showed letters to Miss Josephine Sclam, a French teacher in the school formerly attended by Mabel Spang, tending to show confidence of Miss Spang's relatives in Miss Sclam. The friendship between Miss Sclam and Mabel Spang is the basis of the lunacy charge against the girl.
Miss Sclam was boarding last summer at Riverhead, L.I., and about July 20 she was joined by Mabel Spang. On July 24 a dispatch came from Mrs. Spang instructing the daughter to meet her at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to say goodby before the mother sailed for Europe. Two days later the girl was confined in the private asylum under the care of Miss Grace Satymore, who is the ostensible employer of Mr. Bebro in the habeas corpus proceedings. Aug. 4, 1904 a paid personl in a morning paper said "Mrs. C. H. Spang and Miss Mabel Spang of 65 East Seventy-eighth street will sail for Europe Saturday."
At the time Miss Spang was in the asylum. She told her story to the nurse, Miss Satymore, and together they plotted an escape.

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OBITUARY - New York Times

SPANG - On Feb. 15, 1919. Charles H. Spang, in his 84th year, beloved husband of Rosa E. Spang. Funeral service at Church of the Incarnation, Madison Av. and 35th St., Tuesday, February 18 at 4 p.m. Interment Pittsburg, Penn.

Charles — Rosalie. Rosalie was born 10 Apr 1854; died 22 Jun 1919. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Public Ledger - Decmener 25, 1870
S. Josephine McDowell at Weinaur Germany, November 24, 1870, oldest daugher of Charles and Sarah A. Spang.

Sarah married MCDOWELL, Francis Marion 21 Oct 1861, St Martins-in-the-Fields, Westminster, London, England. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

New York Times- 12/9/22; 13; 4 - Norman Spang who died recently in Paris was an associate of Andrew Carnegie and partner in Spang-Chalfant
New York Times- 7/13/23; 13; 5 - The heart of Norman Spang, a former resident of Pittsburgh who died in Paris a month ago, was placed in a vault in Allegheny Cemetery today.

The mineral "spangolite" was named for Norman Spang, who contributed the type specimen (https://www.mindat.org/min-3721.html). Norman Spang's mineral collection is now housed at the American Museum of Natural History (https://www.amnh.org/research/physical-sciences/earth-and-planetary-sciences/geology-collections/minerals-gems).[note added by PD Polly, 21 Jul 2022]

Norman — BISSELL, Mary. Mary was born 12 Oct 1846, Allegheny, Blair County, Pennsylvania; died 14 Sep 1940, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania; was buried Allegheny Cemetery, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

She is in the Family Plot although I am not certain how she is related.

Fannie married BRENEISER, Charles Jr. 14 Dec 1886, Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church, Reading, PA. Charles was born Abt 1855. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Samuel K. Spang, son of Jacob K. and Sarah (Kauffman) Spang, was born at Hamburg, Pa., Jan. 14, 1868. He was educated in the schools of Reading, including a business course in the Interstate Commercial College, and upon finishing his preparation, assisted his father for six years as clerk, etc., in the business of manufacturing charcoal iron at Lenhartsville, Berks county, where his father conducted an old-established iron works. In November, 1891, he became a clerk in the office of the Reading Trust Company, and after filling this position very satisfactorily until December, 1903, the directors selected him as treasurer of the company, which responsible position he has held since.

Mr. Spang was married in 1900, to Ella Rick, daughter of Cyrus Rick, who was for many years cashier of the Farmers' National Bank of Reading. They have three children: Emily R., Mary R, and Charles R. Mr. Spang is a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church, Reading. He has officiated as secretary of the congregation for four years.

His great-grandfather, Frederick Spang, was a prominent iron manufacturer in Oley township before 1800, having then become the owner of the Oley Forge along Manatawny Creek, and operated it very successfully until his death. He was succeeded by his son, Jacob K. Spang. For many years the plant was known as the "Spang Forge," and the settlement came to be called Spangville.

Historical and Biographical Annals by Morton Montgomery; 1909. as taken from the Berks County GenWeb site.

Samuel married RICK, Ella R. 1900. Ella (daughter of RICK, Cyrus and MADEIRA, Emma R.) was born 18 Nov 1869, Pennsylvania; died 03 Nov 1949, Pennsylvania; was buried Charles Evans Cemetery, Reading, Berks County, PA. [Group Sheet]

Alice married RICK, Arthur 1909. Arthur was born 22 Dec 1878; died Jan 1963. [Group Sheet]

Elizabeth married BOYD, Harry Hersey Aft Jun 1924. Harry was born Abt 1870; died 1947. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

New York Times, 4/19 and 4/20/1903; pg 1 and 2;
Charles Frederick Spang, son of the senior member of Spang-Chalfant, shot at a man on Broadway in Herald Square... he was taken to Bellevue...Spang claimed he was suffering from alcoholism. His great uncle was D'Leat Wilson.

Charles married TROYELL, Ivy 1899. Ivy was born Jun 1882; died 1973. [Group Sheet]

Harry — HIGH, Mabel. Mabel was born 1885; died 1977. [Group Sheet]

John married BROOKS, Sallie Abt 1894. Sallie was born May 1873; died 1964. [Group Sheet]

Deborah married HUEY, Fred H. Abt 1899. Fred was born Abt 1865. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Lived for a time on Staten Island, along with Hunter Sr.

peut-?re ce lieu ?

Leonora married LEAF, Richard Tea 01 Jun 1876, St Gabriel's Episcopal Church, Douglassville, Berks, PA. Richard (son of LEAF, George Leonard and DOUGLASS, Amelia) was born 13 Mar 1835, Douglassville, Amity Township, Berks, Pennsylvania; was christened 13 Jul 1843, St Gabriel's Episcopal Church, Douglassville, Berks, Pennsylvania; died 08 Dec 1917, Reading, Berks, Pennsylvania; was buried 11 Dec 1917, Grave 2-A-33, Douglassville, Amity Twshp, Berks, PA. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Mary Hunter..who married Robert Flynn of Wilmington, and second,....William Pusey of the same city. Mary apparently resided in New York, from James Spang

Mary — FLYNN, Robert. [Group Sheet]

Mary — PUSEY, William. [Group Sheet]

Rebecca married SCHMUCKER, Elhanan Zook 20 Apr 1881. Elhanan was born 17 Dec 1846; died 25 May 1894. [Group Sheet]

Nicholas — KURTZ, Georgianna. [Group Sheet]

Rosa — WEST, Richard H.. Richard died 1891. [Group Sheet]

Rosa — SPAETH, Douglas. [Group Sheet]

Henrietta married MUHLENBERG, William Frederick 28 Oct 1884. William was born 18 Nov 1852. [Group Sheet]

Frederick married RICK, Mary 02 Jun 1898. [Group Sheet]

Charles married DUNHAM, Anna 22 Sep 1894. [Group Sheet]

Nicholas married KURTZ, Georgina 1885, Reading, Berks, Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet]