1973. Mary Ann LEITER
In 1850 the Arnold family was living on a farm in Pike Twp., Clearfield Co.,
Penn. About 1854 they moved to Seneca Co., Ohio. After David died, Mary
Arnold lived with her daughter Mary Wilber in Mecosta, Michigan..Birth: IGI Film 1903596
Marriage: IGI Film 1903868
4908. Hannah Ann ARNOLD
Birth: IGI 1903596
4909. Enoch Leiter ARNOLD
Birth: IGI 1903596
Birth: IGI Film 1395877, Batch 8428901 65
4910. Elizabeth D. ARNOLD
Birth: IGI 1903596
4911. Phillip Enoch ARNOLD
Birth: IGI 1903596
4913. Barbara Adeline ARNOLD
Birth: IGI Film 1903596
4914. Mary Magdalene ARNOLD
Mary and her husband lived in Mecosta, Michigan, where her mother came to live
with them after the death of her father.Birth: IGI Film 1903596
4915. Jacob Henry ARNOLD
Birth: IGI Film 1903596
4917. Sarah Catherine Permilia ARNOLD
Birth: IGI Film 1903596
1974. Martha Magdalena LEITER
Marriage: IGI Film 1903868
Martha and Anna are twins.
Information on this family was found in History and Genealogy of the Leiter Families, John A. Leiter, p 23.
In 1837 Isaac was guardian of Jacob Leiter, Martha's brother, but in 1840
Jacob asked for a new guardian since Isaac was about to move to Ohio. In a
brief genealogical record published in Chicago in 1939, it is stated that Isaac
Shellenberger resided in Belvidere, Illinois ("Shellenberger Family and
Genealolgy of John Shellenberger", p. 47).1880 Kingston, De Kalb Co., Illinois Census
4922. William E. SHELLENBERGER
1880 Kingston, De Kalb Co., Illinois Census
4925. Louise SHELLENBERGER
1880 Kingston, De Kalb Co., Illinois Census
4927. Edward SHELLENBERGER
1880 Kingston, De Kalb Co., Illinois Census
1976. Jacob LEITER
In 1837 Isaac Shellenberger was guardian of Jacob. Isaac was Jacob's
brother-in-law, but in 1840 Jacob asked for a new guardian since Isaac and
Martha were about to move to Ohio. In 1841, Jacob followed his older brother
John to Seneca Co., Ohio and moved to Fulton Co., Indiana, in 1846.Jacob was a capenter and a farmer.
Marriage: IGI Film 1903868
1880 Rochester, Fulton Co., Indiana Census
4929. Sidney LEITER
1880 Rochester, Fulton Co., Indiana Census
1880 Rochester, Fulton Co., Indiana Census
4930. Jane LEITER
1880 Rochester, Fulton Co., Indiana Census
4931. Barbra LEITER
1880 Rochester, Fulton Co., Indiana Census
4932. Adie LEITER
1880 Rochester, Fulton Co., Indiana Census
4933. Laura LEITER
1880 Rochester, Fulton Co., Indiana Census
4934. Abraham LEITER
1880 Rochester, Fulton Co., Indiana Census
4935. Levi LEITER
1880 Rochester, Fulton Co., Indiana Census
4936. Eli LEITER
1880 Rochester, Fulton Co., Indiana Census
4937. Anna LEITER
1880 Rochester, Fulton Co., Indiana Census
4938. Mary LEITER
1880 Rochester, Fulton Co., Indiana Census
1977. Abraham WITMER
Abraham farmed the 133 acres he received from the estate of his father. In
1870 he sold a piece of this land to the trustees of St. Paul's Union church
for the erection of a church building. In 1889 Abram and Mary wre living in
Port Treverton, Penn., when they deeded their farm to their son Daniel. After
Abraham;s death his widow, Mary, lived with her son Daniel.1850, 1860, 1880 Susquehanna, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
1850, 1860, 1880 Susquehanna, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
4940. William Henry WITMER
1850, 1860 Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
4944. Margaret Alice WITMER
Information taken from "The Long Family" by William Gabriel Long.
1860 Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
In the 1880 census of Fayette Twp., Juniate Co., Penn., Abraham is listed as a
farmer with his second wife Eliza and daughter Ada. He wrote a will on Feb.
24, 1882, devising the land on which he them lived to his wife Eliza for her
lifetime and a house and lot in McAlisterville to his daughters Alice and Ada.Some information on this family was taken from the data base of Michael Milliken (MillikenM@aol.com)
1880 Fayette, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
4951. Ada C. SIEBER
1880 Fayette, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
1981. Anna Elizabeth WITMER
1880 Walker, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
Marriage Records of Lost Creek, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania
The obituary of Anna Elizabeth Witmer Sieber was published in the Herald of Truth, July 1889.
1880 Walker, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
4953. Louise F. SIEBER
1880 Walker, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
4956. David SIEBER
1880 Walker, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
4957. Mary E. SIEBER
1880 Walker, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
1982. Jacob S. WITMER
Jacob was a farmer in Fayette Twp., Juniata Co., Penn.
1880 Fayette, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
1880 Fayette, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
4959. Cora E. WITMER
1880 Fayette, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
4960. Edna S. WITMER
1880 Fayette, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
4961. Mary WITMER
1880 Fayette, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
1988. Benjamin WITMER
In 1843 Dr. John Witmer sold 87 acres from the original Witmer farm to his son
Benjamin. When Benjamin died the land was sold to Jacob K. Brubaker in 1850
(Will U-1-663, Lancaster). At that time the executors of the estate purchased a
house and four acres in East Hempfield Twp. in trust for the use of the widow
and children of Benjamin. In 1856 Anna Witmer married Christian Keller and was
living with him in 1860 in East Hempfield twp. By 1870 Anna Keller was a widow
living in East Hempfield Twp. with two widowed daughters.
1989. Maria WITMER
Maria's husband Jacob Hostetter was an innkeeper in East Hempfield Twp. in a
house owned by her father, Dr. John Witmer. The inn was sold to Daniel Hessin
1843, but Jacob was still called an innkeeper in 1850. In 1860 and 1870 he was
called a farmer. In her husband's will, it was ordered that his real and
personal property were to be used for the support of Mary for her lifetime.
1880 East Hempfield, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania Census
Jacob will was Deed D-2-119, Lancaster, Penn.
4968. Amos W. HOSTETTER
1860 Carroll Co., Illinois Census. In the 1860 census, Amos is living with his uncle Abraham.
Amos was working with his Uncle Abraham in the bank as a cashier and Bookkeeper. When the Civil War broke out, he enlisted in the 34th Illinois Volunteer Infantry, becoming Captain of Company I. He was killed while reconnoitering on the picket line before Atlanta, Georgia.
4971. John Witmer HESS (Dr.)
Information taken from the
"Biographical Annals of Lancaster County", p. 532.
1992. John B. WITMER
John B. Witmer was one of the executors of his father's will and by that will
he came into possession of 47 acres that adjoined the Columbia Pike on which he
erected a brick house in 1849. By 1860 he was located in Antrim Twp., Franklin
Co., Penn. In 1892 he was living in Greencastle, Penn., when his sister Anna
B. Witmer died.
1994. Jacob B. WITMER
By 1850 J. B. Witmer was a physician in Greencastle, Penn. His death and the
death of his daughter Mary E. were noted in the "Lancaster Intelligencer"on
april 11, 1854. In a will proved in Franklin Co., Jacob Witmer mentions "my
second daughter" in addition to his wife Mary Ellen (Will F-40, Franklin co.
Courthouse, Chambersburg, Penn.). At the time of the 1880 census Mary E. Witmer
was boarding in lancaster.
4985. Mary Ellen WITMER
Mary E. is noted in the Lancaster Intelligencer on Apr ll, 1854.