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#	Notes	Linked to
601	Laborer, Standard Oil Company	SMITH, Lloyd T. (I977)
602	Lagerbuch der Stiftungspflege Möckmühl, S. 238 (StadtA Möckmühl).	ZENTMAIR, Johann Jacob (I1626)
603	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)
604	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)
605	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)
606	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)
607	Leon served in the Marine Corps in San Diego, California and was shipped to Midway Island in 1941. He was there during the attack on Pearl Harbor when they were shelled by the Japanese as they returned from Pearl Harbor. He was a defender of the island in telephone communication during the Battle of Midway. He attended radar school in Hawaii and was shipped to Russell Island in the Solomon Islands. Linda Wick Sewell - 2024	WICK, Leon Lewis (I2552)
608	Leonard and Ursula were cousins	Family: Johann Leonard KIENTSCH / Anna Ursula KIENTSCH (F1284)
609	Levi Finley Craft was the son of George Benjamin Craft and Sarah Elizabeth Lynch. Before 1850 (birth of daughter, Florence), he married Elizabeth Legate at Mineral Point, WI. Following the wedding, they moved to Sacramento, CA, where he engaged in the mercantile business. They also lived for a time in Marysville, CA. They had two children: Florence Adelle Craft (1850-1910); and Everett Legate Craft (1856-1886). In 1857, he moved his family to Woodland, CA, where he lived for the rest of his life. Following is an obituary from the Woodland Daily Democrat (Woodland, California), dated September 26, 1892 (Monday): "The death of Levi F. Craft occurred at his home on First street, Saturday evening [September 24] at 5 o'clock. Mr. Craft had been suffering with typhoid-malarial fever for several weeks. The immediate cause of death was heart failure, superinduced by the attack of fever. The deceased was born in Brownsville, Pennsylvania, May 26, 1819. He was the son of a clergyman, Rev. George B. Craft, of the Christian Church. At the age of nineteen he was married to Miss Elizabeth Leegate, at Mineral Point, Wisconsin. In 1850 he came to California and located in Sacramento, where he engaged in the mercantile business. He afterwards went to Marysville. In 1857 he came to this city where he resided continuously up to the time of his death. The deceased was one of Woodland's most highly respected citizens, and was upright and honorable in all his dealings. He leaves a wife and one daughter, Mrs. F. A. Arnold, of Denver, to mourn his loss. The funeral will take place from the Christian Church, Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock."	CRAFT, Levi Finley (I288)
610	Levi Wells was of Welsh heritage being born on 8 AUG 1805 in Windham County, Vermont, one of 10 children of Joel Wells, Sr. and Mary (Edwards) Wells. His father, Joel Wells Sr., was born on 1 Aug 1775 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts and his mother was Mary Edwards who was born 9 Feb 1778 in Coventry, Tolland, Connecticut. His parents had married on 8 May 1797 in Guilford, Windham, Vermont. He married Sophia Voris 20 Aug 1823 in Harmony, Indiana. Sophia Sophrana Voris (Voorhees) is of Pennsylvania Dutch heritage born in Kentucky on 7 Aug 1805 to Peter and Rachel (Monfort) Voorhees. She Americanized her last name going from the Dutch name Voorhees to Voris. Levi Wells homesteaded in Nebraska west and north of Beatrice at the close of the Civil War. He came from Emporia, Kansas. He was a Kansas soldier but was raised in Illinois. Levi Wells was in the march "From Atlanta to the Sea" during the Civil War. Sophia Voris Wells and all other settlers in community gathered at the meeting house during the Indian scares in Nebraska and they took their stock with them. Levi married Sophia 20 Aug 1825 in New Harmony, Posey County, Indiana and they had 12 children: Mary Ann Wells b: 04 SEP 1827 Eliza Jane Wells b: 20 NOV 1829 in Illinois James Wells b: 05 MAY 1831 in Moline, Rock Island County, Illinois Thomas F. Wells b: 31 JUL 1833 in Illinois Benager Edward Wells b: 09 MAR 1835 in Rock Island County, Illinois Richard W. Wells b: 19 NOV 1836 in Illinois Darius Wells b: 09 MAY 1838 in Rock Island Co, Illinois Joel Wells b: 21 SEP 1839 in Illinois Charles Wesley Wells b: 28 JUN 1841 in Johnson County, Iowa Mary Ann Margaret Wells b: 10 APR 1844 in Johnson County, Iowa Cyrus James Wells b: 01 AUG 1847 in Rock Island County, Illinois Levi Wells b: 1850 in Rock Island County, Illinois	WELLS, James Levi (I3305)
611	Like his father and brother John, David too was a blacksmith. He was raised in the Franklin Twp area of Huntington County. He married Isabella Zentmyer on 3 July 1855. He moved to Arch Springs, a small settlement near Sinking Valley, Blair County, about 15 miles from Altoona. He later moved to Altoona where he gained political notice by becoming the second mayor there. It was said that upon his election (around 1872 or 73) he cleaned up the city (literally!) by removing pig styes from the city area and by seeing that the city had sewers constructed. He seems to have been a "law and order" mayor, probably leading to his mayoral loss in 1874. David worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. until he retired at age 70. In the 1890 Altoona directory he is listed as a tool temperer and lived 1116 Fifth Avenue where several of his children also resided. He died 30 March 1915 in Altoona. The 13 children of David Kinch [Jr] and his wife were born and raised in the Altoona area.	KINCH, David (I2336)
612	Likely third marriage for Maudie, and second or third for Milo	Family: Milo Lavern STRAHORN / Maudie Geraldine DOVER (F1130)
613	Listed as 'Merchant' on death notice.	STRAHORN, Harry C. (I451)
614	Listed as Broker in 1909 Chicago City Directory	STRAHORN, David Worley (I2168)
615	Listed in 1850 Census as Mary 'Reynolds,' but 'Ronald' in John N. Zentmeyer's Will, the assignment of an interest in said Will by E. L Ronald, Floyd County Marriages (see below) and transcriptions by two different sources of the headstone in Zion Cemetery for Sarah Ronald, daughter of Wm. A. and Mary Ronald.	ZENTMEYER, Mary R (I1650)
616	Lived at 3240 Hermanos St., Pasadena California 1950s and 1960s	SCOTT, Muriel Elizabeth (I86073)
617	Lived in Penn and Warwick Townships in Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania	ZENTMYER, Benjamin E (I1820)
618	Lived in California in 1898 -Commemorative Biographical Record of Central Pennsylvania, J.H. Beers, 1898	SHIELDS, Catharine (I86156)
619	Lived in Chicago, Cook, Illinois 1880 - 1930 Proofreader at a printing company	STRAYHORN, Jesse (I997)
620	Lived in Fair Hill, Cecil, Maryland in every Census from 1850 to 1900	STRAHORN, Albert Ramsey (I322)
621	Lived in Pomona in 1926 --Obituary of her brother Samuel Zentmyer	ZENTMEYERS, Sarah Catharine (I1984)
622	Lived in Semper, Jefferson, Colorado as Stenographer in 1900 US Census Listed as Mail Messenger in Brightside, Colorado 1901 Lived in Mexico 1901-1910 Lived in Houston, Texas 1911-1913 Lived in Mexico 1918 California Voter Registration 1934 and after	HOBART, Cora Nayan (I85814)
623	Lives in Midlothian, Virginia VP Real Estate, Foot Locker, Inc.	POWER, Leslie Carol (I3354)
624	Lives in West Yarmouth, Massachusettes.	WARE, Philip LeGate (I188)
625	Living in Cleveland, Ohio in 1898	LOWMAN, Mary J (I85998)
626	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	BERNARD, Ellen Marion (I1661)
627	Living in Stark, Illinois in 1863 Civil War Draft Records	STRAYHORN, Jonathan (I995)
628	Living in Wheatland, Mercer, Pennsylvania in 1913	LOWMAN, John Alexander (I86002)
629	Living with Benjamin Smith family, West Buffalo, Union, Pennsylvania in 1850 Census (no wife)	STRAYHORN, Thompson (I86236)
630	Living with brother Benjamin and his wife in the 1850 Census; was a painter, unmarried, and died in New Orleans about 1860. -History of Dauphin County, Pennsylvania	ZENTMEYER, Samuel (I2651)
631	Living with Christian Byler family, Buffalo, Union, 1850 Census	STRAYHORN, Nathaniel H. (I86162)
632	Living with mother in 1850	ZENTMIRE, James (I0323)
633	Living with son Thomas in 1900 Census.	STRAYHORN, Robert (I85967)
634	Lost several children to diptheria Family information from Florence Lewis Lowman	CUTRIGHT, Mary Ellen (I3856)
635	Loving husband to Orrie (Dotts) Radebach, and father to four children. John began as a school teacher in Osceola Mills and throughout the years became a professor, school principal, and finally, superintendent of the Clearfield County School System. He died on March 15, 1937 from complications of Influenza. He was preceded in death by his wife, Orrie. John and Orrie are buried along side each other in Keagy Cemetery in Clearfield County.	RADEBACH, John Ellsworth (I3537)
636	MABEL LOUISE ZENTMYER, 91, of Hagerstown, died Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2005, at Coffman Nursing Home in Hagerstown. Born Oct. 8, 1913, in Hagerstown, she was the daughter of the late Harry and Harriett Hawk Zentmyer. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church of Hagerstown. She is survived by one niece, Sandra Blair of Hagerstown, and one nephew, Larry Zentmyer of New York City. She was preceded in death by one sister, Catherine Footen, and one brother, Ralph Zentmyer. Graveside services were held at the Rest Haven Cemetery in Hagerstown. Source: Herald Mail (Hagerstown, MD) August 31, 2005*	ZENTMYER, Mabel Louise (I816)
637	Many Ancestry.com trees posit this person as our Robert Strayhorn, but we have visited the archives in Ayrshire, and for this person to have been our Robert would have required a second wife in Ireland as the childrens' birth years are intertwined, so we reject this possibility.	STREHORN fragment, Robert (I3937)
638	Margaret was named for her mothers aunt, Margaret A. Shaw Rees. Margaret and Ethel were close during their growing up years. After the girls married, this same closeness was enjoyed between the Beighley and Rowley families. They spent much of their time together as one big happy family. Today that closeness remains between their children even though they live on opposite coastlines. I can imagine how hard it was for Margaret and Ethel when the entire Beighley family, parents, children, children's spouses and grandson, moved to Sacramento, CA Ref. Family records and paper located in the family Bible Interviews with Fanny Ethel Santmyer Rowley, Mary Virginia Beighley Marra and Helen Marr Beighley Hedman.	SANTMYER, Margaret James (I0020)
639	Mark Marlow's 'Find A Grave' entry is the source for his birth in Rowan County. The source for this record has blocked any inquiries, but it seems more likely that Mark was born in Wilkes County.	MARLOW, Mark Sr. (I3203)
640	Marriage date may be 21 August 1884 rather than the 12th.	Family: John Henry SANTYMIRE, Jr. / Margaret Virginia ALLEN (F069)
641	Marriage Record: "Michel Emmert, Hanßen Emmerts zu Rißmannschalbach selien hinterlaßener ehelicher son, und Barbara Georg Pelstners bürgers und rotgerbers seligen alhier hinterlaßene eheliche tochter, haben den 28. Februarii alhir in der pfarrkirchen ihren hochzeit... gehalten, und sind von H. Diacono Balthasar Albert eingesegnet worden. Zeugen sein Georg ... [unreadable], bürger u[nd] weißeerber, u[nd] Hanß Lorenz Deuber bürger und krämer alhir. Wirth ist Martin Müller, bürger und rottgerber alhir."	Family: Michael EMMERT / Barbara PELSTNER (F894)
642	Marriage was performed by A.L. Rankin of Barton, Allegany Co., Maryland	Family: William Thomas SANTMYER / Marian PATRICK (F021)
643	Marriage was performed by H. C. Halloway of Allegany Co., Maryland	Family: William Harrison SANTMYER / Catherine HOWELL (F010)
644	Married 3 Sep 1896 Affidavit of W. H. Shell	Family: Hiram Randolph SANTMIER / Martha Ellen SHELL (F077)
645	Martin L. Zentmeyer, 85, of Whiting, N.J., formerly of Middletown, died Sunday at home. He was retired from Chase Manhattan Bank of New York City; a World War II Army veteran; and a member of Hudson Lodge 72, F & AM, of Secaucus, N.J., and of Whiting VFW Post 502. There are no immediate survivors. No services will be held. Anderson and Campbell Funeral Homes, Toms River, N.J., is handling arrangements. [Patriot-News, The (Harrisburg, PA) - Tuesday, October 12, 1993]	ZENTMEYER, Martin L. (I1298)
646	Mary A. J. Wright was Abraham's second wife. In her will, Mary mentioned her stepdaughter Margaret Brown Lowman. We are hypothesizing that Abraham's first wife, the mother of his children, had Brown as her maiden name.	BROWN, FNU (I85990)
647	Mary Ann listed as 'Sarah' in 1850 Census, last name listed as 'St. Myers' on wedding record of son Jacob Smith to Emma Jane Ross.	ZENTMEYERS, Mary Ann (Sarah) (I1979)
648	Mary Forrester Hobart was an American physician who practiced in Boston, Massachusetts from 1884 until her retirement in 1915. She specialized in obstetrics and was known for her independence and resourcefulness. Her career had parallels with that of her great-great-grandmother, Martha Ballard; but Mary Hobart sought out the medical profession by her own ambition as an early entrant. Her service was due in part to caring for the poor in hospitals. Hobart chose to remain single for her entire life, since she could independently support herself. She practiced for 31 years in Boston before retiring in Needham Heights, Massachusetts, where she lived until her death. Though Mary is known to be a pioneer in medicine, her great-great-grandmother, Martha Ballard, is a late 18th-century housewife whose diary is the main source for the book, A Midwife's Tale. Since Hobart was one of few to graduate from medical school in her family, it was only fitting to have a diary of medical importance passed down to her. Hobart was 33 when she received "a hopeless pile of loose unconsecutive pages." Her great aunts, Sarah Lambard and Hannah Lambard Walcott, decided it was best for Hobart to take care of the diary. She decided to donate the diary to the Maine State Library in 1930. Wikipedia	HOBART, Dr. Mary Forrester (I494)
649	Mary is an enigma. She does not show up in the early census records as a child of Christopher and Barbara, she is not listed with the known children in Christopher's will, and she is not listed as a descendant in Robert Anderson Zentmyer's hand-written genealogy charts from 1904, although she is cryptically noted in the margin as "Old Aunt Mary Zentmyer? who lived with Jacob at the mountain." Mary was living with Jacob s/o David s/o Christopher in the 1850 census. She is buried in Burns Hill Cemetery in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania near this Jacob Zentmyer and his wife Susan Ditch. There is a small but much later stone near Mary's original stone which reads "Aunt." While this could mean Mary was a daughter of Christopher, it is more likely she was taken in by Jacob and Susan and adopted their surname.	ZENTMYER ??, Mary (I87054)
650	Mary Strahorn's family moved to North Platte sometime after 1886, where she lived until her marriage to George Zentmyer. Mary's father was a locomotive engineer for the Union Pacific Railroad, George Zentmyer's employer in Omaha and North Platte. So they could have known each other for some time prior to their marriage.	Family: George Aubrey ZENTMYER / Mary Elizabeth STRAHORN (F365)