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| 1651 |  | Newspaper Death Record for William Morris | ||
| 1652 |  | Newspaper Item From 1863 The year was 1863, and the nation was in the midst of the Civil War. John's sons David and Franklin had died at Fredericksburg the previous year, and John was understandably upset. John was running for a seat in the State Legislature, and was questioned as to his loyalty to the Union cause. | ||
| 1653 |  | Newspaper Notice Samuel Strayhorn, Hartley Township, Grand Juror Image by Gary Zentmyer | ||
| 1654 |  | Nieuw Amsterdam in 1656 On the southern tip of Manhattan Island, which was renamed New York in 1664. | ||
| 1655 |  | Nineteen-year-old Le Roi K. Brereton sailed from Copenhagen to New York on 13 Sep 1927 on the SS United States. Le Roi K. Brereton shared a birth date and place with Kenneth Leroy Brereton. | ||
| 1656 |  | Nona Zentmyer | ||
| 1657 |  | Norma Jean St. Myer Death Certificate | ||
| 1658 |  | Norman and Ura Holladay Hobart | ||
| 1659 |  | Norman Hobart's farm near Carthage From the 1874 map. Norman owned the Eastern half of the Southwestern quarter of Section 17, so 80 acres, a Section was 640 Acres, one square mile. | ||
| 1660 |  | North Platte Semi-Weekly Tribune 29 Apr 1910 Some notes about George and Mary's Wedding | ||
| 1661 |  | Notarial Register from Bischwiller for Centmeyer A recently discovered genealogical record from Bischwiller. The line under Jakob Centmeyer reads, 'Ackerer (farmer -Ed) in Roigheim, Württemberg.' The entry for his son Johann Bernhard reads, 'Lutheran, day laborer at the Keibelmühle (a mill -Ed) married on 16 Feb 1739 Maria Salome Roth.' The listing of their children reveals for the first time the death dates for Johann Jakob and Maria Salome. | ||
| 1662 |  | Notice of Sheriff's Sale, 7 Jan 1789 This notice was published in the Pennsylvania Herald and General Advertiser. A Sheriff's Sale is a foreclosure sale, which was to be held 27 Jan 1789. Christopher subsequently moved into Washington Twp., Franklin Co., Pennsylvania Image by Gary Zentmyer | ||
| 1663 |  | Oberholtzer Dairy Farm Oberholtzer Dairy Farm on Springville Rd, Ephrata Pennsylvania, where Keller's Cemetery is located. Johann Jacob Zentmeyer b.1742 is buried here. A relationship to Christina Oberholtzer is likely, but as yet unresearched. | ||
| 1664 |  | Obituary for Bessie Winters Zentmyer | ||
| 1665 |  | Obituary for Carrie Adell Green Strahorn In the Anaconda Standard, Anaconda, Montana | ||
| 1666 |  | Obituary for Charles G. Zentmyer | ||
| 1667 |  | Obituary for Edna Taylor Zentmyer | ||
| 1668 |  | Obituary for Edward A. Roboison In the Bellevue Telescope, Bellevue Kansas, 10 Jun 1976 | ||
| 1669 |  | Obituary for Ella Gantz Zentmyer | ||
| 1670 |  | Obituary for Elsie M. Strahorn Pratt From the Midland Journal, Friday January 14, 1939 | ||
| 1671 |  | Obituary for Emma Zentmeyer | ||
| 1672 |  | Obituary for Ethel Nail Zentmyer | ||
| 1673 |  | Obituary for George W. Zentmire Photo courtesy of Bernadette Ellerman | ||
| 1674 |  | Obituary for Georgia Ferguson Zentmyer from the Noth Platte Nebraska Library collection | ||
| 1675 |  | Obituary for James G. Zentmyer | ||
| 1676 |  | Obituary for John D. Zentmyer | ||
| 1677 |  | Obituary for John Lowman In the Conneautville Courier, Thursday July 28, 1898 | ||
| 1678 |  | Obituary for Margaret Gates Zentmyer In the Huntingdon Monitor, 26 Jul 1888 | ||
| 1679 |  | Obituary for Margaret Warren Zentmyer | ||
| 1680 |  | Obituary for Mary Teagarden Brutsche | ||
| 1681 |  | Obituary for Milton W. Zentmeyer | ||
| 1682 |  | Obituary for Myrtle Byers Zentmyer | ||
| 1683 |  | Obituary for Nina Jean Hammer | ||
| 1684 |  | Obituary for Richard B. Zentmeyer | ||
| 1685 |  | Obituary for Robert Anderson Zentmyer From Monday, 26 Feb 1923, in the Tyrone Daily Herald, page 9 | ||
| 1686 |  | Obituary for Robert E. Strahorn
In the Spokesman-Review, Spokane The writer was unaware of Arthur Thomas Strahorn's living sister, Mary Strahorn, our grandmother. | ||
| 1687 |  | Obituary for Rosa Hatfield Zentmeyer | ||
| 1688 |  | Obituary for Ruby Garland Strahorn In the Medford (Oregon) Mail Tribune. At the time of Ruby's death, Robert was engaged in his final business venture, an attempt to coax additional riches from formerly played-out mines in the northwest, from a base at the Hotel Medford, Oregon. | ||
| 1689 |  | Obituary for Samuel Albert Zentmyer | ||
| 1690 |  | Obituary for Sylvester Zentmeyer | ||
| 1691 |  | Obituary for Vinton Zentmeyer | ||
| 1692 |  | Obituary for William L. Zentmyer | ||
| 1693 |  | Old Headstone | ||
| 1694 |  | Old Ship Church Image from the late 1800s by photographer Edwin N. Peabody | ||
| 1695 |  | Old Ship Church, Hingham, Massachusetts This is the only surviving 17th-century Puritan meetinghouse, and it is the oldest church which has been continuously used for worship in the United States. The Basilica of Notre-Dame in Quebec City, Canada, which your webmaster and his wife visited in 2024 is actually older, having been constructed in 1647. The most distinctive feature of the Old Ship Church is its roof structure, which resembles a ship, which likely resulted in the name of the church. The structure has sometimes been identified as hammerbeam roof, which it is not. | ||
| 1696 |  | Old Ship Church, Hingham, Massachusetts We visited the Old Ship Church in December of 2018. | ||
| 1697 |  | Old Stone Church Cemetery, Green Spring, Frederick Co., Virginia | ||
| 1698 |  | Original and replacement headstones for Jacob and Mary Slaughter Brake Located in the Heavner Cemetery, Buckhannon, Upshur, West Virginia | ||
| 1699 |  | Original Headstone at Mudbrook Cemetery Photo courtesy Barbara Richardson Smith | ||
| 1700 |  | Pack Trip, Eastern Sierra, 1933 From the Zentmyer Collection. Family lore says George took his sons John and George Jr. on a pack trip in the Eastern Sierras after their High School graduations. This image is consistent with this story, and shows John and his father George, with George Jr. being the likely photographer. This is probably the start of the trip, as there are corrals and gear visible. |
