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601	MISS ETHEL K. ZENTMYER, 120 South Allison Street, Greencastle, died at her home unexpectedly Wednesday evening, aged 65 years. Born near Grindstone Hill, Pa., she was the daughter of the late David A. and Susan E. (Gearhart) Zentmyer. She was a member of the Greencastle United Church of Christ. Miss Zentmyer worked as a seamstress. Surviving are sisters, Mrs. Byron Sease, Blue Ridge Summit; Mrs. Viola Funk, Greencastle; brother, James G. Zentmyer, Greencastle; one nephew and three neices. The funeral will be held Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at the Minnich Funeral Home, Greencastle, by the Rev. Luther C. Hoist, Jr. Interment will be in Grindstone Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday from 7 to 9.	ZENTMYER, Ethel Kathryn (I822)
602	More information about George Zentmire can be found on the Ohio Valley page	ZENTMIRE, George (I0198)
603	Most likely there are at least 4 additional children - born prior to Harriet and David. Family possibly lived in Allegany Co., MD ca 1863 - 1870, then relocated to PA. Brother Harrison was in MD in 1870, VA in 1876 and PA by 1879. Since Harrison's son, James Jacob married and resided in Allegany Co., MD, I think it is a safe assumption that Alexander and William would also be in the same area of MD. Ref: Information contributed by Gerilee Santmyers 1880 Census East Huntington Twp., Westmoreland Co., PA Page 41 #375 Santmyers, Alexander - age 49 - Coal miner - born VA " Isabella 47 VA - wife " Harriet 17 MD - dau " David 14 MD - son Alexander's parents born VA - Isabella's parents born VA Barb Plummer includes as children, Susannah, William R. and Nancy in addition to Harriet and David.	SANTMYERS, Alexander (I0123)
604	Moved to Kansas in 1887	TOWNSEND, Phoebe Jane (I85952)
605	Moved to Mecklinburg County, North Carolina	BERRYHILL, John (I2445)
606	Moved to Schuyler County, Illinois in 1821.	HOBART, Calvin (I2847)
607	MRS LAURA V APPLEMAN, widow of John P Appleman, died at the home of her son, Lawrence Appleman, Kensington, Md, Saturday evening, April 17 at 7 o'clock from general debility, aged 90 years. Surviving are sister, Mrs. Elizabeth K Hershey and brother, A T Zentmyer, this city; sons, J P Appleman, Washington, D C, and Lawrence V Appleman, Kensington, Md. The body will be brought here for burial leaving Kensington, Tuesday, April 20 at 10 am. Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery with short services at the grave. * Daily Mail, Hagerstown, Maryland Monday, April 19, 1927--page 12 * John and Laura were married January 20, 1869, performed at the home of the bride's parents, in Washington Co, Md by Rev J Baltzell assisted by Rev J L Grimm.	APPLEMAN, Laura Virginia (I2276)
608	Mrs Sarah Zentmyer, aged 77 yrs., widow of Daniel Zentmyer, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs George Unger, Upton, yesterday morning at 8 o'clock, aged 77 years and 10 months. Death was due to the infirmities of age. he had been ill about six weeks, but previous to that time had been exceedingly active. Mrs Zentmyer was born between Nunnery and Quincy, the daughter of Daniel Snowberger, who was a descendant of the Johannes Schneeberger (Schnee is snow in Schweizerdeutsch, Johannes was Swiss -Ed) who first settled in this county. She was the last of her fathers family. Mrs Zentmyer was a member of the church of the brethren and a woman of kindest disposition and a broad spirit of helpfulness. She was highly esteemed by all who knew her. She was married in 1855 to Daniel Zentmyer, and all her life was spent in Quincy or Antrim township. Her husband died four years ago and since then she had lived with her daughter in Upton. She is survived by one daughter; Mrs George Unger and five sons; Calvin, Sterling, Illinois; Daniel, Idaho; David, Zullinger; John, Greencastle; J Burns, Waynesboro. Funeral Sunday 9 a.m.; service in Browns Mill Church of the Brethren, conducted by Rev. Leonard and Rev. Emmanuel Shrader. Internment in the graveyard adjoining. (According to Sarah's Death Certificate and the 1850 US Census, Sarah was the daughter of David Burger and Nancy Mann -Ed)	SNOWBERGER, Sarah Katherine (I2205)
609	Mrs. BARBARA E. SNYDER, widow of the late John W. Snyder, died at the home of her son, Geary W., near Welsh Run, from general debility, in her 75th year, and she was a most estimable Christian woman with a large circle of friends. She was a native of this county. She is survived by the following children: Mrs. M.F. Garnand, Chicago; Mrs. W.J. Bemisdarfer, Hagerstown; Winter D. Snyder, Alaska; Elvin H. Snyder, Funkstown; Roy Snyder, Seattle; Geary, Jennie and Lela, at home. Funeral Friday morning at 9:30; services at the house conducted by Rev. Mr. Snyder, of Mercersburg; interment in Rose Hill Cemetery here. Source: Mail (Hagerstown, MD) Friday, June 20, 1913	ZENTMYER, Barbara Ellen (I87174)
610	MRS. EFFA JANE ZENTMYER, 90, widow of the late Newton Burns Zentmyer, formerly of East Third Street, died at 6 p.m. Friday at Thornwall United Church of Christ Home in Carlisle. Mr. and Mrs. Zentmyer had entered the home in 1953 and he died in January, 1960. She was born in Quincy Township, a daughter of the late Samuel and Susan Gilland Stover. Her early life was lived on the Stover homestead and in 1890 the family moved to Waynesboro where she lived until entering Thornwall. Mr. and Mrs. Zentmyer were married March 23, 1909. She was a member of Trinity United Church of Christ. Funeral services will be held Monday at 10 a.m. at the Grove Funeral Home in charge of the Rev. H. Clayton Moyer. Burial will be in Green Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 7-9 p.m. The Record Herald Newspaper - Waynesboro, Franklin Co., Pennsylvania - Saturday, January 30, 1965	STOVER, Effa Jane (I2997)
611	MRS. GENEVIEVE ZENTMYER, 62, a native of Adams County, wife of Dr. Byers L. Zentmyer, died Monday at 1:15 p.m. at her home, 16 Eastland Circle, Waynesboro. Death was attributed to a heart attack. Mrs. Zentmyer had been in failing health the past year. She was born in Irishtown, a daughter of Mrs. Catherine Brady Lawrence, Irishtown, and the late John Lawrence. She had resided in Waynesboro 40 years and was a member of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Surviving are her husband, her mother and a brother, Clyde Lawrence, Irishtown. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Poe Funeral Home, Waynesboro, with the Rev. Glenn L. Stahl officiating. Burial will be in Green Hill Cemetery, Waynesboro. Source : The New Oxford Item Newspaper - New Oxford, Adams Co., Pennsylvania - Thursday, February 21, 1963	LAWRENCE, Genevieve (I743)
612	Name appears as Christopher Santmyer on marriage record.	Family F252
613	Name could have been Sophia Harriet Irene Voris	VORIS, Sophia Sophrana (I3306)
614	Name Johannes, and birth date, from Tupelhocken Church birth records	EMMERT, Johannes/John Schudt (I86078)
615	Name Magdalena from birth records for Johannes and Carolina in Tupelhocken Church birth records	SCHUDT, Magdalena (I85891)
616	Name recorded as 'Johannes' in Altalaha Church birth records	EMMERT, Johannes/John (I85890)
617	Name spelled 'Brütschi' in 1833 Vater Fenderich letter, 'Brutshi' on 1837 burial record of daughter Carolina Jeanette, and arguably 'Brutschi' on the Ship's Manifest.	BRUTSCHÉ, Joseph (I87190)
618	Nathan was raised by the Marlows, relationship unknown	BURCHETT, Nathan (I3219)
619	Never married per May Hobart Zentmyer 1900 US Census in Montebello, Hancock, Illinois, 'At School'	HOBART, Mary Gladys (I85815)
620	Never married, per Susan Kinch Zentmyer	ZENTMYRE, Catherine (I87151)
621	Never married.	ZENTMEYER, William Penn (I1737)
622	NEWTON BURNS ZENTMYER died Sunday afternoon at the age of 80 in the Carlisle Hospital. He had been a resident of the Homewood Church Home since 1953. Born in Antrim Township, near Greencastle, he was the son of the late Daniel and Sara (Burger) Zentmyer. He had been a resident of Waynesboro since 1897, and after learning the cabinet-maker trade, was employed by the Landis Tool Co. for 50 years. He retired in 1953. He was a member of the Trinity Church of Christ and the Odd Fellows Lodge in Waynesboro. Surviving is his wife, Mrs. Effa (Stover) Zentmyer; and a sister, Mrs. Mary C. Unger, a resident of the Otterbein Home at Piney Mountain. Services will be held Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. from the Grove Funeral Home, Rev. H. Clayton Moyer officiating. Interment Green Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home between 7 and 9 p.m. Tuesday. The Daily Mail Newspaper - Hagerstown, Washington Co., Maryland - Monday, February 1, 1960	ZENTMYER, Isaac Newton (Burns) (I2213)
623	Nine children - 3 sons, 6 daughters; all living except for James Russell.	BLAKEMORE, Bertha Mae (I1868)
624	No age given, so this entry does not necessarily refer to a daughter of Simon.	ZEHENDMEYER, Margaretha (I68399)
625	No birth records, thus no mother(s), have been found for Samuel and Nathaniel Strayhorn, and the birth record for Margaret does not name her parents.	Family F23215
626	No further trace of this family in Ammerndorf after Maria's appearance among the communicants in January 1657.	ZEHNTMEYER, Simon (I67769)
627	No stone found; Information found by Mary Bailey; From Harouff Funeral Home Records, Atchison, Kansas Transcribed by Mary Bailey John Lewis, Jun 19, 1904, 68, stomach and heart trouble, buried Armstrong from Rushville.	LEWIS, John E. (I3855)
628	No Zehendmeyer in the 1729 tax register for Neuses.	ZEHENDMEYER, Johannes (I68771)
629	Nona is buried next to her sister Herma in Lincoln Memorial Park, Multnomah, Oregon	ZENTMYER, Nona (I2342)
630	Not found in Ammerndorf 1654-1701; records are hard to read in portions.	PREUSS, Johann (I70481)
631	Not found in Ammerndorf from the beginning of christening entries in 1636 to 1643. Was probably born before the beginning of records.	PREUSS, Maria (I67770)
632	Not included in list of children received from Izetta BATTLE OF CEDAR CREEK BY RON SANTMYERS OCTOBER 7, 2000 Just wanted to drop in and let you know that October 21, 22 the reenactment of the Battle of Cedar Creek will be held. This was the last major engagement in the Shenandoah Valley. It happened on October the 19th 1864. General Jubal Early, with the 49th under his command attacked Phil Sheridan's Army. The information I am going to impart came from Capt. Samuel Buck's and Daniel Funkhouser's writings during and after the war. The Buck's were a family that lived near the Santmyers' before and after the War. You will find Santmyers living in Buckton on the Census Records. This area of Warren Co. was named after the family with the biggest farm in that area of the Fork At the time of this battle, John B. and Issac (released from Fort Delaware Prison after being captured at Waterloo, Va. after his wounding at Gettysburg, Pa., in a prisoner exchange) and most likely Thomas, as the 17th was a part of Earley's Army. John H. Santmyers was with the 18th Va. Cav. under Earley's Command placed at Front Royal, Va., about eight miles away from the commencement of the battle. On the 19th of October 1864 about 10,000 troops under Earley's command moved North from down the Valley to engage about 40.000 troops under the command of Phillip Sheridan. It was to be a surprise attack. At 4 AM the Confederate Troops moved along the West side of the Massanutten Mountain by a trail know to a member of Earley's Command. The trail was very narrow and the Army moved single file. At the base of the Massunutten, the Army assembled. They were ordered to remove all of their equipment, other than their rifles and ammo bags as to make no sounds. At 5 AM they waded across the Shenandoah River and overran the Federal picketts at Strasburg, Va. Less than a mile later they hit Sheridan's Army as they were cooking breakfast. The Federal troops, feeling they were outnumbered, fled leaving much of the equipment in the field. Earley's Army chased the Federals to Middletown, About five miles away, where the Federals regrouped , after Sheridan's ride from Winchester, Va. Ole Jube declared , "This enough glory for one day" and called for his forces to fall back with 1500 Federal prisoners. Both forces pulled back and never faced each other again. Early was and the 49th was then called back into the Army of Northern Virginia and the 48th was back where it began, under Lee's command. They were there at Lee's Surrender. Jube never called up the 18th Cav. , who were in the position to cut off Sheridan's advance from Winchester. Well it was well known, "Ole Jube" did not like the Cavalry. Captain Buck's diary stated that his mother and sister had gone to the battle scene the next day to see if he was among the dead. I am sure the Santmyers women were there also. I live about about 10 mile from the battle, they lived less than five miles. Each year I can hear the cannon fire from the reenactment (it scares my dog every year). So I know all of the families here knew the battle was on and worried about all their husbands and sons in the field.	SANTMYERS, Thomas William (I0133)
633	Not included in list of children received from Izetta	SANTMYERS, Rachael Evelyn (I0136)
634	Not mentioned in George Picken's Will	PICKEN, Rachel (I2984)
635	Notes: Izetta Barbour has date of birth as 1898	SANTYMIRE, Nettie Mindell (I0176)
636	Notes: .........Izetta Barbour gives year of birth as 1848 / Gerilee Santmyers lists it as 1847.	SANTMYERS, Martha Ann (I0137)
637	Notwithstanding other unsourced data, the 1850 and 1860 US Census lists her birthplace as Pennsylvania, as does the Death Certificate of her son William C. Gates.	GEAURNEY/GAUBY, Elizabeth (I85627)
638	nur FL	Source (S17456)
639	O'TOOLE JOHN P. Of North Fayette Twp., passed away peacefully on Friday, February 10, 2012. Born July 25, 1942 to the late Martin and Mary (Ring) O'Toole. Preceded in death by his brothers, Martin and Ray O'Toole and sister-in-law, Jane O'Toole. John leaves behind his beloved wife of 47 years, Patricia (Rowley) O'Toole; his children, Sean O'Toole and wife Karen, Brendan O'Toole and wife Kristina, and Kelly Stevenson and husband Rob; also survived by a sister, Molly Morris and a brother, Joe O'Toole and wife Mary, and many devoted nieces and nephews. John found his greatest joys in his grandchildren, whose love and playfulness helped and encouraged him to survive many health difficulties over the past several years. "Pap" was so proud of his 11 grandchildren, and was often over heard talking about Keenan, Makenzi, Aiden, and Declan O'Toole, Jacqueline O'Toole, Jerry and Sydney Spath, and Abbey, Riley, Jacob, and Grant Stevenson. John served in the U.S. Army as an MP in Germany. Upon returning home, he had a diverse and successful career in the sale of specialty steel products and equipment, and later, in the inland marine industry. Most recently, he developed and operated Self-Storage of North Fayette with his brother, Joe. John will always be remembered for his selflessness and giving heart; he made it his mission in life to help all he knew. His witty and outgoing personality will forever be in our hearts. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations be made in John's memory to PALS (Providing Love, Assistance and Support), 400 N. Branch Rd., Oakdale, PA 15071, which is a North Fayette Twp. community outreach program he supported. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Feb. 13, 2012	O'TOOLE, John (I2381)
640	O'TOOLE PATRICIA L. (ROWLEY) Patricia, 74, of Oakdale North Fayette Twp., passed away on May 26, 2016, surrounded by her loving family at her home. Patricia was born March 14, 1942, in Ingram, the daughter of the late James R. and Thelma (Edwards) Rowley. She was the beloved wife of the late John O'Toole who died in 2012. She is survived by her children, Sean (Karen) O'Toole of Imperial, Brendan O'Toole of North Fayette Twp. and Kelly (Rob) Stevenson of Upper St. Clair; grandchildren, Keenan O'Toole, Jacqueline O'Toole, Abigail Stevenson, Riley Stevenson, Jacob Stevenson, Grant Stevenson Makenzi O'Toole, Aiden O'Toole, Declan O'Toole, Sydney Spath and Jerry Welsh; also surviving is a sister, Shirll Holland, of North Fayette Twp. Mrs. O'Toole was a retired care technician for the Robinson Development Center. She also worked at the family business, Scio China, for most of her life. She was a member of the service sorority, Beta Sigma Phi and enjoyed researching genealogy. At the request of the deceased all arrangements are private and entrusted to THOMAS-LITTLE FUNERAL SERVICE, INC., 305 Main St., Imperial, PA 15126. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Allegheny Health Network, Office of Fund Development, Hospice and Palliative Care, 4818 Liberty Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15224.	ROWLEY, Patricia A. (I2380)
641	Obituary - Butler Eagle (Butler, Pennsylvania) 21 February 1934 Abraham Lowman Stokes, aged 83, died at the family residence, 221 Broad Street, at noon today after a lingering illness. Mr. Stokes was born in Butler and was employed by the Standard Plate Glass company for 38 years, retiring a few years ago. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Mary E. Stokes, the following sons and daughters: Charles and Harry of Butler, Warren of Ellwood City, and Edward Stokes of Butler, Mrs. Annie Adams of Washington, Mrs. Ella Osenbaugh of Butler, Mrs. Stella McCandless of Detroit, Michigan, and Mrs. Ida Cooper of Butler, and two brothers, Elmer of Butler and William Stokes of New Kensington. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Butler.	STOKES, Abraham Lowman (I1999)
642	Obituary - Samuel Zentmyer, who died at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, Saturday, August 28, 1926 was a son of Rev. John and Sarah (Conoway) Zentmyer, and was born near Trenton, Iowa October 28, 1847. His parents were originally from Pennsylvania. They removed from there to Ohio, and then came on to Iowa. Their family consisted of David, Mary, Martha, Elizabeth, Lydia, Samuel, and Catherine. All but the last named, who is now Mrs. William Price of Pomona, Calif., are deceased. Their father, Rev. John Zentmyer, was a well-known and useful minister in the Church of God in this part of Iowa. In January of 1880, Samuel Zentmyer and Elmira J. Crumbly were united in marriage. Two children, John Ray Zentmyer, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, and Everett Zentmyer, Duluth, Minn., were born to them. His wife dying on June 3, 1886, he later married Jennie Tarr, who also departed this life, leaving two children, Mrs. Lillie A. Gallup, Denver, Colo., and Geo. Witte Zentmyer, who died five years ago last July. Three grandchildren and many other friends and relatives survive. Deceased was an earnest Christian man. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of this city. He suffered much during his last illness but bore as best he could the pangs of death. His father died on September 1, 1874, at thte age of sixty-one, and his mother passed away on January 11, 1852 when she was forty-one. --from the Mt.Pleasant Daily News, Tuesday, 31 Aug 1926, page 1.	ZENTMEYER, Samuel (I1983)
643	Occupation - Cabinet Maker	ZENTMYER, Washington C. (I1961)
644	Occupation - Civil Surveyor	WESSON, Lorenzo (I978)
645	Occupation - day laborer	LOWMAN, John (I85955)
646	Occupation - Farmer	LOWMAN, Abraham T. (I85989)
647	Occupation - Grocer	PENCE, James Harvey (I3099)
648	Occupation - Laborer, 1883, 1906, 1912 Chester Directory	STRAYHORN, Samuel (I210)
649	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	O'CONNOR, Timothy M. (I2861)
650	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	O'CONNOR, Colin (I2878)