[1389]
[S95]
SOURCE #94 - Campbell info.
[1390]
[S95]
SOURCE #94 - Campbell info.
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|
_John COCHRAN _______|
| |
| |__
|
|
|--Katherine COCHRAN
|
| __
| |
|_____________________|
|
|__
[1632]
1.) I have seen this person's first name written with a 'C'
(Compendium of American Genealogy, vol.5, 1933, p. 622).
[1633]
[S112]
LDS film - batch 5016416, sheet 31
[1634]
[S127]
LDS mfilm 7908690, sheet 1
__
|
_John T. HALL _______|
| (1815 - ....) |
| |__
|
|
|--John C. HALL
| (1857 - 1932)
| __
| |
|_Amanda AYERS _______|
|
|__
[2349] 1.) According to record #66469 of Batch Sheet #113940 (CharleyBeedle), John C. Hall had a twin.
[2350]
[S191]
Batch sheet 113940 - Charley Beedle batch-sheet
[2351]
[S191]
Batch sheet 113940 - Charley Beedle batch-sheet
[2352]
[S191]
Batch sheet 113940 - Charley Beedle batch-sheet
[4345]
[S191]
Batch sheet 113940 - Charley Beedle batch-sheet
[534]
1.) "A generation before the Revolution, Jeremiah Murray, a Scotchman
by blood, an Irishman by nativity, and a Covenanter in religion, came
from Londonderry, Ireland, to America, and found a home in what is now
Adams County, Pennsylvania. . ." (In Memoriam. . .48).
2.) A brief orthographic description of the surname Morrow is given
on page 47 of the memoriam to John Morrow Cochran.
3.) "Most of the old Protestant Morrow families [were]...at some
period residents of Ulster, Ireland, to which province they had
emigrated from Scotland" (In Memoriam. . . 47).
4.) Jeremiah Murray "descended from Scottish Covenanters [who were]
resettled, without choice, in Londonderry, Ireland, during the
persecution of Presbyterians in Scotland. He emigrated to
Pennsylvania about 1730, and was ordained an elder in the Covenanter
(Reformed) Society of Rock Creek, near Gettysburg, PA., in 1753, by
the Rev. John Cuthbertson, who had come over from Scotland in 1751"
(Hopkinsville United Presbyterian Church: History 1815-1977 38).
[536]
1.) Place of birth from page 47 of "In Memoriam...." YOB inferred
info on page 49 of "In Memoriam: John Morrow Cochran. . ."
[538]
1.) According to the memorial book on John Morrow Cochran, Jeremiah
Murray was 47 when he died (49).
[535]
[S148]
Hopkinsville United Presbyterian Church. . .
[537]
[S11]
In Memoriam: John Morrow Cochran 1808-1889
[539]
[S11]
In Memoriam: John Morrow Cochran 1808-1889
_Johann David PELZ __________+
| (1812 - 1901) m 1844
_Ernst Richard PELZ _________|
| (1858 - 1930) m 1882 |
| |_Johanna Christiane AHNERT __+
| (1817 - 1868) m 1844
|
|--Alfred Ernst PELZ
| (1895 - 1984)
| _Karl August SCHUSTER _______
| |
|_Ernestine Pauline SCHUSTER _|
(1858 - 1945) m 1882 |
|_Ernestine Henriette SCHOEN _
[903]
1.) Some information is taken from a photocopied article on Alfred E.Pelz. The source is some publication of A.E. Pelz's place of work, Ibelieve. Publication was in possession of Charles A. Pelz, and wasphotocopied by me circa February 1995.
2.) Concerning relatives of the Pelzes in Germany, Carol Tafelskisays that we do have relatives in East Germany (Letter 2). (Based oninfo from the source, "6 Mar 1997 letter from Werdau civil registry,"I am assuming that these would be relatives through Ernst RichardPelz.) She says that Alfred E. Pelz and his wife Pauline (Paula)visited these relatives every so often.
3.) Alfred Ernst Pelz "dream of coming to the USA even as a child,but before he could emigrate, [World War I] broke out and he served asan airplane mechanic throughout the war. He then worked for Mercedesin Stuttgart. He married and [later] married in 1923." Alfred E.Pelz disembarked at the port of New York (Ellis Island) (Letter 7; p.2).
[912]
1.) "Alfred E. and Pauline W. Pelz resided in Mt. Lebanon, PA, a
suburb of Pittsburgh, PA. It is about 30 miles southeast of Beaver,
where [Robert and Doris Jean Pelz] live [as of 31 May 1997"
[905]
1.) Source for Alfred E. Pelz's exact DOB: Social Security Death
Index (on-line)
[909]
1.) According to page 1 of his Declaration of Intention, Alfred Ernst
Pelz, emigrated to the US from Hamburg, Germany on the vessel
Tyrrhenia.
[4175]
1.) "In 1921, [Alfred E. Pelz] married Pauline Wieland, whose home
was in Murrhardt, near the city of Stuttgart in Germany. She followed
him to the United States five months after his arrival" (Magazine
Article #1, 4).
[904]
[S152]
Letter 7 - Robert Pelz > John C. Pelz
[911]
[S33]
MAGAZINE ARTICLE #1 (about Alfred E. PELZ)
[913]
[S152]
Letter 7 - Robert Pelz > John C. Pelz
[914]
[S256]
SOURCE #62 - some PELZ Naturalization files
[915]
[S256]
SOURCE #62 - some PELZ Naturalization files
[906]
[S54]
Social Security Death Index
[907]
[S54]
Social Security Death Index
[908]
[S152]
Letter 7 - Robert Pelz > John C. Pelz
[910]
[S256]
SOURCE #62 - some PELZ Naturalization files
[4176]
[S33]
MAGAZINE ARTICLE #1 (about Alfred E. PELZ)
[4177]
[S152]
Letter 7 - Robert Pelz > John C. Pelz
_James PERRINE ______+
| (1786 - 1872)
_James H. PERRINE ___|
| (1828 - 1880) m 1854|
| |_Elizabeth DAVIS ____
| (1805 - 1863)
|
|--Lydia Ellen PERRINE
| (1856 - ....)
| _William LUCE _______
| | (1796 - 1875)
|_Margaret Ann LUCE __|
m 1854 |
|_Mary _______________
(.... - 1864)
[1826]
[S107]
History of Warren County, Ohio, The
[1827]
[S229]
FAMILY BIBLE records- James PERRINE
[1828]
[S229]
FAMILY BIBLE records- James PERRINE
[1829]
[S107]
History of Warren County, Ohio, The
_Abraham PROBASCO ___
| (1772 - 1860)
_George W. PROBASCO ____|
| (1824 - 1865) m 1847 |
| |_Jane BARKALOW ______
| (1778 - 1844)
|
|--Elizabeth May PROBASCO
|
| _James PERRINE ______+
| | (1786 - 1872)
|_Elizabeth Ann PERRINE _|
(1825 - 1906) m 1847 |
|_Elizabeth DAVIS ____
(1805 - 1863)
[2096]
[S107]
History of Warren County, Ohio, The
[4212]
[S11]
In Memoriam: John Morrow Cochran 1808-1889