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201	1920 Census at 722 S. Bixel St., Los Angeles in a boarding house with her sister Mabel and 15 others.	LIMBOCKER, Zoe (I85958)
202	1920 Census in Milton Ward 5, Northumberland, Pennsylvania - Nut Maker, Iron Mill 1940 Census in Shortsville, Ontario, New York - Warehouse Laborer 1942 Rochester, New York - US Army Enlistment	STRAHAN, Leroy S. (I1276)
203	1920 Census Washington DC - Jan 5 - pg 2B - ed 343 - 43-46 - 1618 Hamlin St NE Charles W Santmyers53 - VA - Salesman in Furniture Company Mary C57 - MD Ethelinda Walton24 - VA - wd - Accountant in Furniture Company (daughter) Charles H3 5/12 - DC (grandson)	SANTMYERS, Charles W (I1574)
204	1920 Census Washington DC - Jan 8 - pg 9 - ed 49 - 114-146 - 716 22nd St Ally M Santmyers41 - VA - Chauffeur for private family Ida38 - VA Mary19 - VA - Typist at Insurance Company Mabel13 - DC Margaret4 5/12 - DC Mary76 - WV - wd (mother)	SANTMYERS, Allie (I0482)
205	1920 Census Westmoreland Co., PA - East Huntingdon - Jan 5 - pg 5A - ed 96 - 80-85 - Meadow Mile Road Sherman Santmyer23 - PA - Laborer in Sheet Mill Clara A24 - PA Eleanor G1 4/12 - PA	SANTMYER, Sherman (I0967)
206	1920 US Census in Charleston, Coles, Illinois 1930 US Census in Charleston, Coles, Illinois 1934, 11 Jun, graduated from Simmons College, Boston, Massachusetts. From her Senior Yearbook: Dottie Anne Dudley, 895 Seventh Street, Charleston, Illinois, Teacher's College High School in Social Work, Y.W.C.A.; Scout Club; House Junior; Usher and Waitress, Commencement Week.	DUDLEY, Dorothy Anne (I296)
207	1920 US Census in Seattle, King, Washington as 'Iron & Steel'	DAVIS, David (I3618)
208	1920 US Census parents and sister living with	ZENTMEYER, Harry Robert Sr. (I984)
209	1930 and 1940 US Census as a Baker	ZENTMYER, William Calvin (I766)
210	1930 Census - Mineral Co., WV - Keyser (New Creek Dist) - Apr 10 - p12A - ed 8 - 265-274 - 104 C St Robert C Santmyers 42 - VA - m age 21 - Brakeman on RR Mamie B 38 - VA - m age 18 Robert L 18 - WV Franklin M 16 - WV Willard M 12 - WV Anita L 8 - WV	SANTMYERS, Robert Carter (I0789)
211	1930 Census Allegheny Co., PA - Ross Twp - Apr 29 - pg 23B - ed 777 - 444-510 - Harvard Ave Ext Richard Santmyers 53 - VA - m age 24 - Gardner Anna 49 - PA - m age 20 Wayne 24 - PA - Clerk at Telephone Co Melville 22 - PA - Clerk at Rubber Co Annabelle 16 - PA Grace 15 - PA Russell 10 - PA	SANTMYERS, Richard Tildon (I0292)
212	1930 Census in Shenandoah, Page, Virginia as Carpenter Foreman for Railroad	STRAHORN, William Norton (I1139)
213	1930 Census living on Alta Canada Road, a street in La Canada, California not far from your webmaster. 1940 Census in Glendale	ZENTMYER, Leslie Cecil (I1509)
214	1930 Census Washington DC - no date - pg 58A - ed 353 - 362-390 - 2607 Monroe St Martha Santmyers66 - VA - wd Mettie40 - VA - Food Checker in Hotel Fred34 - VA - Driver at Dorsh Sanford23 - DE - Tile setter Francis Wellet14 - DE (adopted son)	CATTLETT, Martha J. (I0295)
215	1930 US Census in Cameron, TX	BROWNE, James Andrew (I86068)
216	1940 Census living at 142 E. Ave 42, Los Angeles, 8th grade education	STRAHORN, Alfaretta (I86061)
217	1940 US Census in Batavia, Kane, Illinois, Mooseheart Home For Orphan And Dependents Robert A. Zentmeyer, 80, formerly of Dover and West Chester, Pa., died peacefully in his sleep Friday, Nov. 27, 2009, at the Delaware Veterans Home, Milford, following a long fight against Alzheimer?s disease. Born Oct. 1, 1929, in Lebanon, Pa., he was the son of the late Harry and Mary Zentmeyer. He shared many memories of growing up and going to school at Mooseheart, Ill., where he graduated in 1947. His college career was interrupted by his service with the U.S. Army during the Korean War, where he did administrative work with the CIC, although he later graduated from Ohio Wesleyan with a degree in business administration. Soon afterward, he worked as a sales contractor with Armstrong World Industries out of their Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, New York and Malvern, Pa., offices. He retired in 1989 after 35 years of employment. Among his interests, Mr. Zentmeyer was an avid reader and enjoyed football, golf and classical and jazz music. He loved spending time with family and friends. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother, Alfred J. Zentmeyer, on April 5, 1994. A devoted husband and father, Mr. Zentmeyer is survived by his loving wife of 52 years, Doreen; his daughter and son-in-law, Laura and Jay Lazzeri of Dover and their children, Jonathan, Sarah and Rebecca; and his son and daughter-in-law, Jim and Joyce Zentmeyer of Rootstown, Ohio, and their children, Thomas and Grace. He also is survived by a sister-in-law, Delores Zentmeyer; and many nieces and nephews.	ZENTMEYER, Robert Aloysius (I1033)
218	1940 US Census in Batavia, Kane, Illinois, Mooseheart Home For Orphan And Dependents	ZENTMEYER, Alfred J. (I1034)
219	1940 US Census in Denver, Colorado	PICKEN, Lulu Maud (I3030)
220	1940 US Census in Rural, Hopkins, Kentucky	ZENTMYER, Harold Nelson (I3083)
221	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	ZENTMYER, Robert James (I2043)
222	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	ZENTMYER, Bradley (I2045)
223	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	ZENTMYER, Kelly Jean (I2047)
224	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	ZENTMYER, Kim (I2044)
225	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	ZENTMYER, David (I2046)
226	2018 in Middletown, Frederick, Virginia	JACKSON, Doris Elizabeth (I2710)
227	2018 in Middletown, Frederick, Virginia	SANTMIER, Kathryn Anna (I3339)
228	2018 in Middletown, Frederick, Virginia	SANTMIER, Joel David (I3340)
229	2018 in Winchester, Virginia	SANTMIER, Nicholas Eli (I3331)
230	2022 voter registration at 24610 NE Hwy 315, Fort McCoy, Fl 32134	LOWMAN, Willard Joseph (I85985)
231	27 Aug 2017 Heimatkundlicher Arbeitskreis Möckmühl "Hi Gary, It is a long time since I heard from you. Wednesday is the day when we meet at the Archive. Ilse Saur is just re-sorting old documents and came across a paper concerning Roigheim. Joseph Walter had died about 10 years ago (inventory dated February 19, 1695, unfortunately this does not exist anymore) and he owed money to the church which he had borrowed. His possessions were very unimportant, some property in a bad condition or place that nobody wanted to buy, until finally one daughter (he had 9 children) got married to Jacob Centmayer, now bürgher (citizen -Ed) of this place, a former soldier. Unfortunately, it does not say where from. So, it was Ursula née Walter who Jacob Centmayer married in 1699. It is not much information but I wanted to pass it on to you. With best regards, Marlies Kibler" (This is the source for the surname of Jacob's wife Ursula)	Family F22873
232	29 Sep 1789 was the date William's will was proved, the will was executed in July of that year.	WALKER, William (I3584)
233	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	LOWMAN, Susan E. (I3900)
234	Link to R.M. Santmyers' books on-line	SANTMYERS, Reigart M. (I1728)
235	A cabinetmaker, Jacob went to Huntsville, Missouri, whence he migrated with a party of men, by way of mule team, to California, and engaged in the hotel and livery business in Auburn, Placer County; was buried there with Masonic rites. -History of Dauphin County, Pennsylvania	ZENTMYER, Jacob J. (I539)
236	A farmer, he died while trying to cross the Rapidan River	ROBERTSON, Walter Sommerville (I2599)
237	A land warrant was issued in Lancaster County for William Berryhill, March 14, 1742, for 50 acres in Antrim Township.	BERRYHILL, William (I2437)
238	A male descendant of this James was given the YDNA test. Matches and earliest ancestor are: Walter Robison, who claims James Roberson 1737-1828 and Mary Fuqua 1740-1822 (MRCA likely in Scotland, no potential US connections) Jessy Roberson, who also claims James and Mary (MRCA likely in Scotland, no potential US connections) Ernest Carroll Roberson who also claims James Roberson (MRCA likely in Scotland, no potential US connections) Scotty Robertson, who claims Daniel Robertson, b.1793 d. Aft 1860 Tenn (MRCA likely in Scotland, no potential US connections) David Michael Robertson, who claims John Henry Robertson b. 1784 d. Aft 1880 (MRCA likely in Scotland, no potential US connections) George Thomas Robison who claims James Robertson d.1748 Louisa Co. VA (possible US connections) Matthew Lee Robertson who claims James Robertson d.1748 Louisa Co. VA (possible US connections)	ROBERTSON, James (I85953)
239	A spinster, per Susan Kinch	ZENTMYRE, Maria Barbara (I1848)
240	A thorough search of the 1930 census found no trace of Ella, Louise or James. It's quite possible that some tragedy took the lives of these three sometime soon after the 1920 Census was taken in January. Earl's marriage to his 2nd wife was Jun 1921. Ella and Earl's son Melvin is found in the 1930 Census listed as an institutionalized patient at Rosewood Center.	Finchum, Ella Virginia (I2428)
241	Abstract of Berks County wills: REIDENBACHIN, ABALONIA, widow, Tulpehocken. April 1, 1764 - March 13, 1769. To dau. Mahrisarah, Mariagreda, Marilisabetha, Annamaria and Anna Catrina, each £1 and articles named. To son Matheis, 1/6, for his birthright and £2. To son Peter £3. To son Hans Adam £2. To son Henrich £2. To son George, my large Bible. Peter REIDENBACHS dau. Anna Cattrina to have articles named. Georges dau, the same. Adams son Henrich 8 shillings. Anna Cattrina's son Henrich 8 shillings. Exr: friend Nickolaus WEYAND. Wit: Valentin REINTZEL, Simon BOGENREIFF.	RIEGEL, Anna Appolonia (I3554)
242	Abstracts of Berks County wills: RADEBACHER, GEORGE, Tulpehocken. September 5, 1793 - October 3, 1793. To son John, my plantation for £400 of which he shall have his share. Provides for wife Susanna. Estate to be divided among all children, of whom Jacob, Benjamin, Catharine Elizabeth are named. Appoints Nicholas HAWK, Sr. guardian for 3 minor children. Exrs: Wife Susanna and son John. Wits: Jacob POTTEICHER and John RIEGEL.	RADEBACH, Johann George (I3549)
243	According to "oral history" and/or family lore, the Strahorns were among the earliest homesteaders in Hardin and Franklin Counties. Supposedly the oxen died in Hardin County so some of the family decided to settle there. Other family members were determined to travel further so they hitched up the cow to pull the wagon. The cow died in Ackley (Franklin County) and they decided to give up and settle that area. My mother actually had the original oxen yoke hanging on her wall as a decoration for several years. It was given to her by Franklin. It was fascinating to me. If my memory is right, she eventually donated it to the Hardin County Historical Society." -Judi (Strahorn) Wiskus	STRAHORN, Joseph (I85962)
244	According to Dictionary of Scottish Immigrants to the U.S.A. by Donald Whyte, our Robert Strayhorn was born in Ayrshire, Scotland.	STRAYHORN, Robert (I86048)
245	According to a DAR application submitted in 1955 by a Dr. Joseph Orem, this Jacob was a Revolutionary War soldier, having fought at the Battle of Fort Buckhannon in 1782.	REAGER, Jacob (I85840)
246	According to a letter written by John William Zentmeyer to Rev. William DeShazo, Catharine and Burke Priddy moved at some point to Ohio. In The History of Kansas City, Missouri, it is written that soon after 1832 they moved from Virgina to Warren County, Ohio, and that Burke Priddy owned a plantation and a number of slaves in Virginia, but became a teacher in Ohio. The 1840 Census has Burke Priddy in Union, Warren, Ohio.	PRIDDY, Burke (I1776)
247	According to a letter written by John William Zentmeyer to Rev. William DeShazo, Catharine and Burke Priddy moved to Ohio. In The History of Kansas City, Missouri, it is written that soon after 1832 they moved from Virgina to Warren County, Ohio. And that Burke owned a plantation and a number of slaves in Virginia, but became a teacher in Ohio. The 1840 Census has Burke Priddy in Union, Warren Ohio.	ZENTMEYER, Catherine (I87152)
248	According to a letter written by John William Zentmeyer to Rev. William DeShazo, John was a surveyor prior to becoming Clerk of the Court. After his marriage to Martha Penn, John and Martha made their home in the Floyd Courthouse. They moved to Patrick County in 1855, and John engaged in the mercantile business in Mayo Forge for the remainder of his life. Sons Edwin and Peter were associated with him.	ZENTMEYER, John Newton (I1651)
249	According to Chataigne's 1888-89 Virginia Business Directory for Patrick County, 'Zentmeyer & Sanders' were Tobacco Manufacturers in Mayo Forge.	ZENTMEYER, John Newton (I1651)
250	According to Chataigne's Virginia Gazetteer and Classified Business Directory, one E.P. Zentmeyer was the Postmaster in Mayo Forge, Virginia in 1888-89.	ZENTMEYER, Edwin Penn (I1731)