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Matches 1,451 to 1,500 of 1,898 » See Gallery
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| 1451 |  | Location of Hartleton Union Church and Cemetery Samuel Strayhorn and his wife Elizabeth, and their children Samuel and Jane, are buried here. Image by Gary Zentmyer | ||
| 1452 |  | Location of Headstones in Forest Lawn Cemetery Sunrise Slope #6207, corner of Sunrise Way and Memory Lane near 'Overell' statue Image courtesy Gary Zentmyer | ||
| 1453 |  | Location of Headstones in Penryn Cemetery In June of 2015 we paid to have the headstones vertically stabilized, they were leaning significantly. Photo by Gary Zentmyer | ||
| 1454 |  | Location of Johannes' and Barbary's headstones In the Zion Lutheran Cemetery in Floyd, Virginia | ||
| 1455 |  | Location of John H. Radebach's property in Penfield, Clearfield, Pennsylvania, 1878. From the County Land Ownership Maps. It is likely that John worked the adjacent farmlands in cooperation with other farmers, as his own parcel could not produce enough to sustain the family. | ||
| 1456 |  | Location of Kenneth Brereton's grave Kenneth was buried in an unmarked grave in the Beaverdale Memorial Park, New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut | ||
| 1457 |  | Location of Sidney Hobart's Mill in Carthage, Illinois in 1874 There was another Hobarts Mill in Carthage, but we know this was Sidney Hobart's mill because in his will the property was identified as 'Block 8, Lots 1 & 2' | ||
| 1458 |  | Location of the graves of Nathaniel and Olympus Jodon Strayhorn At Buffalo Crossroads Presbyterian Cemetery, Union County, Pennsylvania Photo courtesy Gary Zentmyer | ||
| 1459 |  | Location of the Hobart Mills in Carthage, Illinois The mill on the left was relocated from Crooked (Rock) Creek by Norman Hobart, and the mill on the right was built by Norman and Sidney Hobart, but owned and operated by Sidney Hobart. | ||
| 1460 |  | Locomotive Engineers Journal Jan 1915 Detailing a brief chronology of J.C. Strahorn's employment. | ||
| 1461 |  | Long Island Star Journal, 1945 Write-up of the marriage ceremony | ||
| 1462 |  | Los Angeles Directory 1884 Thomas and his son Harry were living at 403 Mozart St. in 1884. Image courtesy Gary Zentmyer | ||
| 1463 |  | Los Angeles Directory, 1894 | ||
| 1464 |  | Los Angeles Directory, 1895 | ||
| 1465 | Los Angeles Times 17 Nov 1918 featuring George and Mary Zentmyer and their sons John and George Jr. From the Zentmyer Collection, Mary holding George Jr., John walking between Mary and George. They were not identified in the article. They were likely returning to their temporary residence at the home of Mary's aunt, Alfaretta (Retta) Strahorn Scott, and her husband Waldo. | |||
| 1466 |  | Lottenberg Quarry We visited Muhen in 2018 with Sabine Scheichert and all indications are this was the site of the Lottenberg Quarry. There are deep cuts into the existing topography, with multiple stepped benches typical for a quarry operation. | ||
| 1467 |  | Lottenberg Quarry Disputes in 1797-1802 This file documents the disputes between brothers Samuel and Rudolf Lehman and the town of Muhen over the rights to quarry stone from the Lottenberg Quarry. The file ends about 1802 when it is presumed the Lehmans moved to Aarau. | ||
| 1468 |  | Louise Jones Hobart | ||
| 1469 |  | Lucille Rich, dancer Photo courtesy Benjamin Barbour | ||
| 1470 |  | M. Zentmyer's Tent at Camp Harker, Tenn. From the Zentmyer Collection. Written on the back side - "Painted by E. Hodsdon (1899) From a pencil sketch made by Henry Comb, (1865.)" | ||
| 1471 |  | Mabe's Berry Farm Stokes County is rife with Mabes, this photo was taken in May of 2024 by Gary Zentmyer. | ||
| 1472 |  | Main Street, Ochiltree, Ayrshire It was a rainy day when your webmaster visited in the Fall of 2013. | ||
| 1473 |  | Major John Zentmyer Obituary From the Altoona Morning Tribune, 13 Mar, 1891 | ||
| 1474 |  | Map of Boalsburg Cemetery, Centre, Pennsylvania The Emmert graves are located in Section 1, Row 16 | ||
| 1475 |  | Map of Riverside Cemetery Dwaine and Betty Robison's grave is located in Section 53A, #955 | ||
| 1476 |  | Map of Toughkenamon dated 1883 Clearly showing the spoke & wheel factory, the homes of Joseph and Milton Strayhorn, and the blacksmith shop they converted to a carriage shop after the partnership with Pierson was dissolved. | ||
| 1477 |  | Map showing John Zentmyer's Farm John Zentmyer's farm, near the corner of Sipes Road and Mitchell Lane in Hartslog Valley, Porter Twp., Huntingdon, Co., Pennsylvania which he purchased in 1866. From Pomeroy's Atlas, published 1873. Interestingly, this map also shows an Iron Ore operation (left side) about five miles from the farm, identified as J. Zentmyer. It was also about five miles from the iron diggings to the Juniata Iron Works, a blast furnace, which operated until the mid 1870s. Image by Gary Zentmyer |
Owner of original: Gary Zentmyer Date: 25 Oct 2009 |
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| 1478 |  | Marion Hunt LeGate | ||
| 1479 |  | Mark Marlow Jr. According the the Internet . . . | ||
| 1480 |  | Mark may have gotten a little behind in his taxes in Iredell County From the Raleigh Register, Raleigh, North Carolina, Monday, January 26, 1807. The South Yadkin is a river flowing through Iredell County. | ||
| 1481 |  | Marlow Family Cemetery In Pendergrass, Jackson, Georgia on land believed to have been owned by John Marlow. Photo courtesy Digger | ||
| 1482 |  | Marriage Application for Robert Zentmyer and Edna Taylor In Blair County, Pennsylvania | ||
| 1483 |  | Marriage Bond for Abraham Lauman and Elizabeth Brobech | ||
| 1484 |  | Marriage Bond for James Robertson and Maria Arnold | ||
| 1485 |  | Marriage Bond for James Robertson and Ruth Young This is a Marriage Bond, it is not a marriage record. A Bond was an indication of an intention to marry, but we have found no record for this marriage taking place. Bondsman Joshua J. Young was Ruth's brother. There is online chatter that Ruth's family disinherited her because of her relationship with James, who was 66 years old when he partnered with the then 30-year-old Ruth, if the 1771 birth year is correct. | ||
| 1486 |  | Marriage Bond for James Robertson and Sarah Burton This is a Marriage Bond, it is not a marriage record. A Bond was an indication of an intention to marry, but we have found no record for this marriage taking place. Bondsman was Thomas Westmoreland. | ||
| 1487 |  | Marriage Bond for Sarah Bass and James Gates NOT US In the Chesterfield County Marriage Bonds and Ministers' Returns | ||
| 1488 |  | Marriage Certificate Marriage Certificate for Kenneth Lowman and Donna Duggan at Newport News, Virginia (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
| 1489 |  | Marriage Certificate for Frank Hobart and Jeanette Brutsche From the Zentmyer Collection. Married by E.L. Crittenton, Rector, at St. Luke's Church, Denison, Texas | ||
| 1490 |  | Marriage Certificate for John Edwin Zentmeyer and Georgiana Jacobs | ||
| 1491 |  | Marriage Certificate for Robert Zentmeyer and Betsy Lawrence | ||
| 1492 |  | Marriage Certificate for William Penn Zentmeyer and Ann Hunton Mitchell | ||
| 1493 | | Marriage Certifiocate for Francis Moore Zentmeyer and Kathryn Neil Hancock (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
| 1494 |  | Marriage for William and Jennie Peck Strahorn Dated 8 Feb 1909 in Spokane, Washington | ||
| 1495 |  | Marriage License For Robert K. Strahorn and Rebecca Jean Fish | ||
| 1496 |  | Marriage Notice for John Zentmire and Sarah Conoway Dated 7 November, 1834, in the Hagerstown Mail, Hagerstown, Maryland | ||
| 1497 |  | Marriage of Otto Zehentmayer and Nellie Fink | ||
| 1498 | Marriage Record In Jackson County, Georgia | |||
| 1499 |  | Marriage Record 6 Aug 1807 In the records of the Zion German Lutheran Church, Harrisburg, Dauphin, Pennsylvania | ||
| 1500 |  | Marriage Record for a James Robertson and Martha Field Archer, NOT US. This James was a soldier, 2nd Lieutenant, born in Wake, North Carolina. This line has been confused with ours because of the name James and the Chesterfield County marriage place, but this was clearly not our line. And yet many Ancestry.com trees incorrectly connect this James to us. |
