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501	James Henry McCauley is from an Ancestry.com tree, no explanation was provided for why Samuel was given the Zentmyer surname, but probably because Lydia and McCauley were not married.	Family F1488
502	James L. Santmyre, 62, of Fulton, KY, formerly of Lake Station, passed away Tuesday, December 21, 2010 at the VA Medical Center in Memphis, TN. He was born December 1, 1948 in Rossville, IL to Charles and Margaret (Hughes) Santmyre. James served in the U.S. Army during Vietnam. He was a member of IBEW Local 697 and had worked as an electrician with Landmark Signs in Valparaiso. He enjoyed writing poetry and woodworking. Survivors include three children: John (Michelle) Batchelor of Indianapolis, Coralee Amanda (Robert) Higgins of Valparaiso, Michael (Michelle Muniz) Santmyre of Hobart; one sister, Connie Justice of WV; seven grandchildren; girlfriend, Kathi Smith; and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; three brothers: John, William, and Carroll Green, Jr.; and two sisters: Janice and Susan. The Times, Jan. 2, 2011	SANTMYRE, James Lee (I3576)
503	James Robert Zentmyer, 63, of Oswego, Illinois died peacefully at his home on Thursday, March 19, 1987. He was born on October 8, 1923 in Aurora, the first child of Earl and Marjorie (Friebele) Zentmyer. He was a life-long resident of the Village of Oswego where he served terms both as Village Trustee and Village President. He was a Navy Veteran of World War II. He was a member of American Legion Post 675, Scottish Rite Valley of Chicago, Medinah Temple of Chicago, Masons Raven Lodge No. 303, Order of the Eastern Star, Lorraine Chapter No. 70, and of The Church of the Good Shepherd United Methodist where he was baptized and confirmed as a child and where he reconfirmed his faith on May 14, 1978. After returning from the war he owned and operated an appliance store in Oswego until purchasing the Ford automobile franchise from his father in 1951. For 18 years he operated Zentmyer Ford Sales, Inc. in Oswego, and simultaneously Z.Z. LeaZing, Inc., a long term automobile leasing and daily rental company. During this time he was a guest speaker at numerous Ford Marketing Institutes (FMI) across the United States and for FALS, Ford Authorized Leasing System, also serving on the Board of Directors for FDAF, Ford Dealers Advertising Fund. Most recently he has marketed his own sales promotional system, training sales people in automobile dealerships throughout the United States and Canada.	ZENTMYER, James Robert (I621)
504	Jane Dorland, in the Zentmyer line, was married in 1840 in Summerhill, Crawford, Pennsylvania.	LOWMAN, Andress Sterling (I85951)
505	Jeanette Lehman advertised in 1828 as a milliner, and J. Brutsche was listed in the Philadelphia business directories as such for the years 1839 through 1853. Beginning in 1854 she was no longer listed, and listings began for Joseph Brutsche, water color manufacturer.	LEHMAN, Jeanette (I85656)
506	Jeffrey's mother Eva/Eleanor remarried Henry Chittenden Barbour of Fryeburg, Maine. Henry became a stepfather to Jeffrey, who subsequently took the Barbour name.	BRERETON, Jeffrey (I3869)
507	Joel in 1870 Census, b.1864 Joel in marriage record to Cora Tichenor Joseph G. in 1910 and 1920 Census, b.1868	ZENTMEYER, Joseph G. (I87143)
508	Joel Wells Sr. was born August 1, 1775 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts, the 1st born child of 7 to Daniel & Rachel (Nims) Wells. His father, Daniel Wells, was born on 12 MAY 1744 in Deerfield, Franklin County, Massachusetts and was a Col. in Revolutionary War of 1776. His mother was Rachel Nims born February 12, 1749 in Deerfield, Franklin County, Massachusetts and his parents had married in Deerfield between 1770- 1774. He married his wife, Mary Edwards, a descendant of Jonathan Edwards, famed colonial theologian, who was born February 9, 1778 in Coventry, Tolland, Connecticut. They married on May 8, 1797 in Guilford, Windham, Vermont. After they were married, Joel worked as a surveyor in Athens (Windham Co.) VT. They moved to Buffalo, NY, were burned out there in 1813 and went to Cincinnati, Ohio. In 1818 they moved to Gallatin Co. (Shawneetown). The following year, Joel Wells, Sr. along with his sons, Rinnah and Ira, with their families, moved and settled at Galena, Ill. Joel Wells, Jr. married there then they all moved to the South to what is now Rock Island County in Eastern Illinois. Joel Wells, Sr. was among a number of newcomers who arrived that year to settle in this area, settling along the banks of the Mississippi River. They were among the first white settlers in the county. This included Rinah Wells and his four sons, Rinah, Jr., Lucius, John and Samuel, who also settled on Rock River; Joel Wells, Jr., who settled near Hampton, who built the first cabin; Joel Wells, Sr., and his sons Levi and Huntington Wells, who settled at Moline. In 1832 & 1833 the land on which most of Moline was originally built was settled by Joel Wells Sr. sometime during the years 1832-3 and occupied by him and others until 1841 for agricultural purposes. In Jan. 1834 the first religious services held in Moline by Methodists in the log cabin of Joel Wells. There were five members present, with the Rev. T. McMurty serving as minister. In 1835 the first Methodists Church was organized by Rev. Collin D. James. Members of the first congregation were: Joel Wells Sr., Joel Wells Jr., Levi Wells, Lucinda Wells {later married to Rev. Asa McMurty}, David dawes & wife, Mrs. Reed, John Hartzell and Catherine Hartzell. Joel Wells, Jr. and the other Wells men were among a group of 57 early settlers who formed themselves into a company named the Rock River Rangers for the protection of the settlements from the SAC Fox Indians who lived close by. This local militia participated in the Black Hawk War. ROCK ISLAND MEN IN THE BLACK HAWK WAR: Captain, John W. Kenney, Rock Island county; enrolled May 20, 1832; First Lieutenant, Joseph Danforth, Rock Island county; enrolled May 20, 1832; Privates: Thomas Davis, Rock Island county, enrolled May 20, 1832; Manly Danforth, Rock Island county, enrolled May 20, 1832; Samuel Danforth, Rock Island county, enrolled July 1, 1832; Samuel Kenney, Rock Island county, enrolled May 20, 1832; Thomas Kenney, Adams county; enrolled June 12, 1832, on furlough; Gentry McGee, Rock Island county, enrolled May 20, 1832; Henry McNeal, Rock Island county, enrolled May 20, 1832; Neel McNeal, Rock Island county, enrolled July 1, 1832; James Maskal, Rock Island county, enrolled May 20, 1832; Martin Smith, Rock Island county, enrolled May 20, 1832; William H. Sams, Rock Island county, enrolled July 1, 1832; Joel Thompson, Rock Island county, enrolled May 20, 1832; William Thompson, Rock Island county, enrolled May 20, 1832; Ira Wells, Rock Island county, enrolled May 20, 1832; Eri Wells, Rock Island county, enrolled May 20, 1832; Asaph Wells, Rock Island county, enrolled May 20, 1832; Nelson Wells, Rock Island county, May 20, 1832; Rinnah Wells, Rock Island county, enrolled May 20, 1832; Joel Wells, Sr., Rock Island county, enrolled May 20, 1832; Joel Wells, Jr., Rock Island county, enrolled May 20, 1832; Luke Wells, Sr., Rock Island county, enrolled May 20, 1832; Roswell H. Spencer was a member of Captain Jacob Earley's company in June, 1832, and that Captain A. W. Snyder had in his mounted company Russell H. Speucer, John Wells and Lucius Wells, all from Rock Island county. Joel and his wife Mary had 10 children: Zerviah Edwards Wells b: 25 AUG 1798 in Guilford, Windham County, Vermont Joel Wells Jr. b: 08 JAN 1801 in Guilford, Windham, Vermont Asenath Wells b: 19 MAY 1803 in Guilford, Windham, Vermont Levi Wells b: 08 AUG 1805 in Windham County, Vermont Huntington Wells b: 11 JUN 1808 in Guilford, Windham, Vermont Ira Wells b: 14 DEC 1810 in Guilford, Windham, Vermont Mary Ann Wells b: 29 MAR 1813 in Buffalo, New York Lucinda Wells b: 26 SEP 1816 in Cincinnatti, Ohio Ira R. Wells b: 18 FEB 1820 in Shawneetown, Gallatin County, Illinois Mary Nims Wells b: 11 FEB 1823 in Shawneetown, Gallatin County, Illinois Joel served his city and county in a number of capacities including being Rock Island County treasurer. In 1836, Joel Wells Sr. posted a $5,000 bond and promised to surrender all books, papers, and money when another person succeeded him as county treasurer of Rock Island County, Illinois. Davenport, Bartlett, and Joel Wells Jr. co-signed the bond. In 1840, after Joel Wells Sr. died, the People, for the use of the Rock Island County Commissioners, sued Davenport, Bartlett, and Joel Wells Jr. to collect the bond. The commissioners charged that Joel Wells Sr. failed to turn over $430 found on the dead body of Brich, $83.87 from Brich's estate, and $2,569 in notes that Brich held. Davenport and others pleaded that Wells had given all the money and notes to Conway, the probate judge and public administrator for Brich, but the jury found for the commissioners and awarded $4,209.20. Davenport and others retained Logan and Lincoln and appealed to the Illinois Supreme Court. The parties reached an agreement, and Davenport dismissed the appeal. April 1843 Joel Wells bought the land adjacent to his own, on which most of Moline was built. This included the D.B. Sears tract west of his, the Timothy Wood farm on the east and the Edwards tract of 170 acres. June 23, 1843 D.B. Sears, Charles Atkinson, Joel Wells, and a surveyor named P.H. Ogilvie, with others, met in Mr. Sears barn and drew up a plat for the town of Moline. On Mar. 13, 1844 Moline's first post office opened. David B. Sears served as first postmaster. Other early postmasters included: Dr. Wells, George W. Bell, Joseph J. Jackson, Absalom B. Williams, appointed in July 1857, William Kearns, who served from 1861-65 and 1869-73. Joel Wells, Sr., credited as one of the founding fathers of the city of Moline, Illinois, died on September 3, 1838 in Moline, Rock Island County, Illinois. He was buried in the Old Riverside Cemetery in Moline. His wife Mary Wells died eight years later, on December 4, 1846 in Moline, Rock Island County, Illinois, and was laid to rest next to her husband of over 40 years in the Old Riverside Cemetery.	WELLS, Joel Sr. (I3843)
509	Johannes Zentmeyer, grandson of Johann Bernhard Zentmeyer, emigrant ancestor of the Zentmeyers in the US. The surname was also recorded as 'Centmeyer,' 'Sentmeier,' 'C. Meyer,' 'C. Mayer,' 'St. Moyer,' and 'St. Mire.' Johannes married Barbary Windle about 1790. He was an early member of the Little River church, later renamed Zion Lutheran Church, which still stands in Floyd, Virginia. Rev. Robert J. Miller, a circuit preacher, wrote in 1813, "In the evening we went home with Mr. Zentmeyer, who appears to have a sense of divine things, and has a serious and promising family of children."	ZENTMEYER, Johannes (I1644)
510	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F1018
511	John Barnet - his name also appears as Barney, Barnet and Barnabas - he seems to have been called Barney by his family. Barney's and Martha Elly's marriage bond was issued 4 October 1816; the bondsman was Jeremiah McNeeley. They were married in that part of Shenandoah Co. which became part of Warren Co. in 1836. Ref: Information contributed by Gerilee Santmyers VIRGINIA HISTORIC MARRIAGE REGISTER Shenandoah County Marriages 1772 -1850, Page 256 Cain, Martha & Barney Sanskrives (Santmyer) 4 October 1816 Dau of William	SANTMYER, John Barnet (I0046)
512	John Berryhill listed as Lancaster (now Dauphin) County Commissioner for the years 1736, 1737, and 1738.	BERRYHILL, John (I2445)
513	John Dorland Cremer has John's birthplace as Freedom Furnace, ten miles away.	CREWITT, Dr. John Aubrey (I2402)
514	John graduated from UCLA on 22 Jun 1934 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science.	ZENTMYER, John Miles (I2345)
515	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	ZENTMYER, John (I2247)
516	John Lewis had a lot of sons, big tough and many thought ruthless. It is said people were afraid to confront these men. They were also hard working and had many friends. There were stories handed down about the families and many can be found in books in the Randolph County history at the Ashboro Library. Source of some information http://history.loftinnc.com/Lewis_John_1720.htm	LEWIS, John (I3865)
517	John Marlow's 'Find A Grave' entry claims he was born in Granville County, which has been interminably repeated on ancestry.com. The person who created this record has blocked any inquiries, so it is difficult to assess its validity. We have found no other evidence for Granville County, and have not yet visited there to search the records.	MARLOW, John (I3231)
518	John relocated to Brownsville, Virginia about 1820, known presently as Browntown. (not the Browntown in zip code 22937, but the one in zip code 22610)	SANTMYER, John (I1653)
519	John Sherman Robison, son of Howard Sheridan and Matilda Robison was born October 1, 1906 in Scandia and passed away on June 11, 1963 at the State Sanitorium, Norton, Kan., at the age of 56. He attended Pleasant Valley grade school, Scandia high school and Kansas State college. In 1932 he was married to Grace E. Smith of Scandia and to this union were born three children. Sherman lived in Scandia his entire life except for time spent farming until he was forced to retire because of ill health. He was preceded in death by his parents, two half-sisters, Amy Garber and Mrs. Katie Isaacson. Survivors include, his wife, Grace, daughter, Martha of the home; two sons and their wives, Everett and May, Charles and Nina; five grandchildren, four sisters, Adah, Sadie, Josie and Edna Robison; two brothers, Robert, and Edward and his wife Myrtle; and a number of other relatives and many friends.	ROBISON, John Sherman (I86034)
520	John T. Warren, auctioneer for William S. Evans and Heister Hess, Esqs., receivers, on Tuesday afternoon sold at public sale at the Court House door the property of Strayhorn Brothers, consisting of a farm of 61 acres, improved by a dwelling house and saw and bending mill. It was purchased by Edward H. Strayhorn for $4,700. A portable saw mill, boiler and engine were offered for sale, but $350 only being bid, was withdrawn. -The Cecil Whig, Elkton, Maryland 31 Mar 1888	STRAHORN, Edward Hicks (I329)
521	John Walker Hancock was third of 9 children of James Ammon Hancock and Alice Jean "Lollie" Williams. He married Madge Limbocker, who was the sister of Zoe Limbocker, wife of Arthur T. Strahorn. They were the parents of John Walker Hancock Jr. and Alice Jean Hancock Bower. Walker is the namesake and a founding member of the Hancock Oil Company, which existed from 1922 until 1959, and was one of the largest independent oil companies in the Western U.S. Hancock Oil was sold to Signal Oil after a major explosion and fire at Hancock's Signal Hill refinery in 1958. At the time of his burial, Forest Lawn was known as Sunnyside Memorial Park and Mausoleum.	HANCOCK, John Walker Sr. (I3835)
522	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	ZENTMYER, John M. (I2245)
523	John was born in Armstrong County, Pennsylvania per his obituary.	LOWMAN, John (I85955)
524	John Wesley Zentmyer was a special grandson to Christopher and Barbara Zentmeyer. When Christopher's will was written in 1824, there was a special provision for John to receive two hundred dollars from the estate at Christopher's death. By 1824 Christopher had as many as eighteen additional grandchildren, none of whom were similarly provided for. The will also indicated that one John Zentmyer was living in the area at that time, and since Christopher's son John was living in Brownsville, Virginia by then, the John residing locally must have been John Wesley Zentmyer. The will also provided for a shed to be built and finished adjoining John Zentmyer's house for Christopher to enjoy during the remainder of his natural life. So it appears John Wesley Zentmyer and his wife Eleanor cared for grandparents Christopher and Barbara into their old age, and were thereby amply rewarded.	ZENTMYER, John Wesley (I87125)
525	JOHN ZENTMYER DEAD AT 89, WAS EDUCATOR JOHN DAVID ZENTMYER, 89, of 1035 West Oak Ridge Drive, died at the Avalon Manor Nursing Home Wednesday night after a long illness. Born in Hagerstown, he was the son of Jacob H. and Sarah Mundey Zentmyer. He was a prominent and highly esteeed educator, serving for 38 years in the capacity of principal in several high schools in Washington County, the last 20 years of which were in the former Hagerstown High School, until his retirement in 1946. Mr. Zentmyer received his high school dipolma from the old Hagerstown Academy, his B.S. Degree in Engineering from Washington and Lee University of Pennsylvania. After retirement, he served six years on the Washington County Board of Education. Always interested in his community, he took an active part in the local Y.M.C.A., in which he was a director for many years. He was the organizing chairman of the Halfway Fire Co., and the Halfway Community Church. As a member of the Washington County Retired Teachers Assn., he continued to promote legislation for the teaching profession. Mr. Zentmyer was a lifelong member of John Wesley United Methodist Church, where he served in numerous capacities, both as a Sunday school teacher and as an official of the administrative profession. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Hazel Neff Zentmyer; a daughter, Mrs. Helen Kreykenbohm of Hagerstown; and three grandchildren. Services will be held at John Wesley United Methodist Church Saturday at 2 p.m. The Rev. William G. Cook, Jr. and the Rev. G. Edward Grove will officiate. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the fMinnich Funeral Home on Wilson Boulevard, Friday evening from 7 to 9. The family request the omission of flowers, and memorial donations may be made to John Wesley United Methodist Church. Source : The Morning Herald Newspaper - Hagerstown, Washington Co., Maryland - Friday, June 21, 1974	ZENTMYER, John David (I85258)
526	John Zentmyer was born in North Platte, Nebraska, and migrated to Los Angeles with his parents and brother in 1918. He met his wife May Hobart while attending UCLA, and after marrying her, secured work with the Southern California Gas Company and subsequently with the newly-formed Civil Aeronautics Administration, the precursor to the Federal Aviation Administration. After a long career as an Air Traffic Controller and Administrator with the FAA he retired, then went back to school and studied nursing, earning an LVN degree. He was hired by Torrance Memorial Hospital and spent a number of years working there. A life-long Presbyterian, he was known for his charitable activities, his love of big bands music, and of books, especially about Sherlock Holmes and the Donner Party. (two different genres) He took up distance running in his 60's and completed many marathons, including a first-place finish at the Valley of the Flowers marathon in Lompoc in 1990.	ZENTMYER, John Miles (I2345)
527	John's parents are of German descent, and were among the first settlers in Old VA. The family moved to WV at a yet undetermined date. Place of birth for the children was probably Shenandoah Co. or Frederick Co., VA or Wood Co., WV. Ref: Information contributed by Gerilee Santmyers - with some info coming from Hardesty's WEST VIRGINIA COUNTIES, Vol. 8 1850 Wood Co, VA Census Houser, John age 43 Sarah (Leah) 37 Frederick 18 Mary 16 Jacob 14 Lenora 12 George 11 Lawson 7 Sarah 6 Nancy 1	HOUSER, John (I0188)
528	John's son John Wesley Zentmyer was a special grandson to Christopher and Barbara Zentmeyer. When Christopher's will was written in 1824, there was a special provision for John to receive two hundred dollars from the estate at Christopher's death. By 1824 Christopher had as many as eighteen additional grandchildren, none of whom were similarly provided for. The will also indicates that one John Zentmyer was living on the farm at that time, and since Christopher's son John was living in Brownsville, Virginia by then, the John residing on Christopher's farm must have been John Wesley Zentmyer. The will also provided for a shed to be built and finished adjoining John Zentmyer's house for Christopher to enjoy during the remainder of his natural life. So it appears John Wesley Zentmyer and his wife Eleanor cared for grandparents Christopher and Barbara into their old age, and were therefore rewarded.	SANTMYER, John (I1653)
529	Jonas's younger brother Isaac was killed at the battle of Bunker Hill and after learning of this, Jonas said, "I will go and take his place." He enlisted March 17, 1777, at Hollis, New Hampshire, under Lieut. James Gould, and served in Capt. House's Company, Col. Cilley's Regiment and Stark's Brigade. (Fourth Company, First Regiment, New Hampshire troops) While retreating from Ticonderoga, at the Battle of Hubberton on July 5, 1777, Jonas was hit by a musket ball in the right cheek. It knocked out three teeth, passed between the windpipe and the neck bones and lodged near the left collar bone. When extracted three days later with a pocket knife, it had settled several inches below the collar bone. After receiving this shot, he coughed incessantly and was thought to have gone into consumption. (tuberculous -Ed) Jonas was furloughed, and returned to his farm. One day while out in the field watching others put up hay, soldiers arrived looking for deserters. This infuriated him, and grabbing a pitchfork he shouted, "Get out of here or I'll pitch you to hell faster than all the devils can stow you away." His grandson, Isaac Newton Hobart, relating this story, always added that he afterwards become converted. The tooth, lost at the time, was coughed up by Jonas sixteen months later. Then, having recovered, he returned to the army where he served until his discharge in January 1, 1781. Pension: S35416 (NH); Pension Roll, July 5, 1812, April 24, 1816, April 26, 1819; transferred from Vermont.	HOBART, Corporal Jonas (I85678)
530	Jonathon Wells Jr. was born on Apr. 13, 1718 in Colchester, New London County, Connecticut. He was one of the 15 children born to Jonathon Wells Sr. and Mary Newton Wells. His father was born on Oct. 17, 1696 in Colchester, New London County, Connecticut and his mother was born Apr. 23, 1699 in Fairfield, Fairfield County, Connecticut. Abigail Dickinson was born on Jan. 12, 1715 in Hatfield, Hampshire County, Massachusetts. Jonathan married Abigail on 28 Mar 1744 in Colchester, New London County, Connecticut. They had 9 children: Thomas Wells b. 3 Dec 1742, Colchester, New London, Connecticut, d. 17 Mar 1818, Colchester, New London, Connecticut Daniel Wells Sr. b. 12 May 1744, Colchester, New London, Connecticut, d. 16 Sep 1823, Athens, Windham, Vermont Jonathan Wells b. 4 Mar 1746, Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts, d. 1820, Fort Ann, Washington, New York Hepzibah Wells b. 12 Jun 1747, Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts, d. 11 Mar 1783, Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts Abigail Wells b. 3 Feb 1749, Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts, d. 15 Apr 1830 Mary Wells b. 10 Sep 1750, Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts, d. 19 Oct 1764, Colchester, New London, Connecticut Martha Wells b. 7 Jun 1752, Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts, d. 8 Oct 1764, Colchester, New London, Connecticut Asenath Wells b. 10 June 1754, Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts, d. 11 Sep 1769 John Wells b. 25 Apr 1756, Colchester, New London, Connecticut, d. 7 Feb 1799	WELLS, Jonathan Jr. (I3847)
531	Joseph's surname was spelled "Bruotschi" in the birth record, pronounced "BROOT-she" in German. We do not know how the pronunciation changed to "bru-SHAY" here in the United States. One possibility is because Jeanette Brutsché consistently advertised offering the finest in 'French Millinery,' she felt the need to be seen as being from France. It should also be noted that in the 1880 Census Joseph Brutsché, the son of Joseph and Jeanette, living in Denison Texas, listed both of his parents as having been born in France instead of Germany and Switzerland. This could have related either to his mother's business, or his own situation in Texas, where Germans were disliked because of their Civil War pacifism and reluctance to fight for the Confederacy.	BRUTSCHÉ, Joseph (I87190)
532	Joseph's year of birth was variously recorded as follows: Birth Record 1801, Ship's Manifest 1802, Naturalization 1804, 1850 US Census 1805, Death Certificate 1801.	BRUTSCHÉ, Joseph (I87190)
533	Joseph, Jeanette, and their son Henry were originally buried at Monument Cemetery in Philadelphia. In 1956 Monument Cemetery was condemned by the City of Philadelphia and sold to Temple University, and all of the graves there were exhumed and relocated to Lawnview Cemetery in Rockledge, Pennsylvania. Most of the existing headstones were dumped en masse into the Delaware River near the present-day Betsy Ross Bridge to protect the shoreline from erosion.	BRUTSCHÉ, Landsman Henry (I24)
534	Joseph, Jeanette, and their son Henry were originally buried at Monument Cemetery in Philadelphia. Their remains were relocated to Lawnview Cemetery in Rockledge in 1956 following the acquisition of Monument Cemetery by Temple University and the subsequent re-purposing of the cemetery grounds for parking lots and sports facilities.	LEHMAN, Jeanette (I85656)
535	Joseph, Jeanette, and their son Henry were originally buried at Monument Cemetery in Philadelphia. Their remains were relocated to Lawnview Cemetery in Rockledge in 1956 upon the closure of Monument Cemetery and its acquisition and redevelopment by Temple University.	BRUTSCHÉ, Joseph (I87190)
536	Josie May Robison, daughter of Matilda Amelia and Howard Sheridan Robison, was born March 11, 1896, on the family farm north of Scandia and died 26 Apr 1984. She received her education at Pleasant Valley rural school and Scandia High School. She taught school one year at Lone Tree District 117. In 1939 she moved with the family to Scandia. In 1941 she was appointed city clerk and served in that capacity for 26 years until retirement in 1968. She was a member of the United Methodist Church and Scandia Chapter 481 Order of Eastern Star. She was a Brownie Scout leader from 1949 until 1971 and served on the Library and Museum boards for several years. She was an initial member of the Scandia Development Commission. Because of ill health she resided the last five years in health care centers and was a resident of the Heartland Center in Belleville since 1980. She was preceded in death by her parents; two half-sisters: Amy Garber and Katie Garber Isaacson; a sister: Sadie Robison; three brothers: Sherman, Edward, and Robert Robison. She is survived by two sisters: Adah and Edna Robison of the home; nieces and nephews. THE BELLEVILLE TELESCOPE, Thursday, May 3,1984	ROBISON, Josie May (I86031)
537	Julia was adopted by David and Carla Zentmyer	ZENTMYER, Julia Mae Taylor (I3359)
538	Karnes was the name of her first husband.	LOUDERBACK, Mae Irene (I1165)
539	Kelchner was murdered by his wife Catherine and her lover, W.B. Siebert.	KELCHNER, Edward/Edwin (I2979)
540	Kenneth was married prior to his marriage to Florence. He had grown children from this first marriage at the time of his marriage to Florence. Florence and Kenneth had four children. Ref.: Debbie Santmyer SANTMYER, KENNETH EUGENE SR PVT US ARMY WORLD WAR II DATE OF BIRTH: 05/15/1915 DATE OF DEATH: 12/23/1993 BURIED AT: SECTION O SITE 2831 WILLAMETTE NATIONAL CEMETERY 11800 SE MT. SCOTT BOULEVARD PORTLAND, OR 97266 (503) 273-5250 Ref: http://gravelocator.cem.va.gov/j2ee/servlet/NGL_v1	SANTMYER, Kenneth Eugene (I1126)
541	Kenneth was married prior to his marriage to Florence. He had grown children from this first marriage at the time of his marriage to Florence. Florence and Kenneth had four children. Ref.: Debbie Santmyer	BARNHART, Florence E. (I1127)
542	Kirchenbücher (church books) in Mühlhausen a.d. Enz recorded Johannes was "aus Amerika gegangen" or gone to America	KIENTSCH, Johannes (I3420)
543	Kl.Verw.Amt. Heilsbronn, Rechnungen, fol. 42.	ZEHNTMEYER, Simon (I67769)
544	Kokomo Tribune, Howard Co., Indiana, 1 Nov 1963: "Miss Effie Zentmeyer died as a result of burns received in her home when her clothes became ignited while she was removing muffins from the oven Thursday morning. She died in the Marion County Hospital six hours after the accident. She lived alone."	ZENTMEYER, Effie Jane (I2936)
545	Laborer, Standard Oil Company	SMITH, Lloyd T. (I977)
546	Lagerbuch der Stiftungspflege Möckmühl, S. 238 (StadtA Möckmühl).	ZENTMAIR, Johann Jacob (I1626)
547	Lancaster Co. PA deed book S6 pg 380 Adam Zentmeyer and Susanna his wife of Elizabeth Twp. Lancaster Co. PA Susanna being an heir agreably to law to the estate of John Stehley late of same place received 9 dollars 67 1/2 cents from William Dreish and Samuel Eberly executors of the Estate 11 Oct 1834. Pages before and after name 8 other Encks being one of 9 children of Mary Enck deceased sister to John Stehly. Note courtesty of Sherry Staley~Harysch	ENCK, Susanna (I1669)
548	Land Records: Name: Israel Zentmeyer Issue Date: 20 Mar 1849 Acres: 160 Document Number: 31911 Legal Land Description: Section Twp Range Meridian Counties 19 23-N 6-E 2nd PM Howard	ZENTMEYER, Israel (I1672)
549	Last name in marriage notice as 'Conoway,' in obituary of her son Samuel as 'Conoway,' in Henry County death record of daughter Elizabeth Zentmyer Jay as 'Conway,' and in Mills County death record of daughter Martha Zentmyer Haines as 'Hawbecker.'	CONOWAY, Sarah (I1977)
550	Leah at the time of her marriage was 26, five years older than her new husband. By the time her last child, Charlotte, was born Leah was 44 years old. Little Charlotte died soon after her birth. I believe, based on the age of Leah, the death of the infant and the fact that Harrison was remarried by 1869, that Leah died of complications of childbirth. I suspect she died following the birth in 1867 or at least early in 1868. As to the place of death, I think a search should be done in Hardy Co., WV or Allegany Co., MD. UPDATE: Recently located information indicates that another child was born to Leah & Harrison after Charlotte. Fanny was born in 1868 in Allegany Co., MD and died after 1870 but prior to 1880. With this new information, I strongly suspect Leah died and is buried in Allegheny Co, MD Ref: Family records and papers located in the family Bible. Interviews with Fanny Ethel Santmyer Rowley. Information contributed by Fred M. Chilcott, Glenn Santmyer, Gerilee Santmyers and Jan Jennier. Rockingham Co., VA courthouse records (See Wm. Harrison Santmyer) Note: Information contributed by Izetta Barbour (source Colleen Zak) gives Leah's year of birth as 1836 and Harrison's as 1829. Colleen obtained this information from the 1860 VA census for Wardensville, Hardy Co.	CHILCOTT, Leah (I0045)