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Note for:   Aaron Deeter,   12 AUG 1851 -          Index

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     Died in infancy
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Note for:   John Nicholas Getz,   15 AUG 1847 - 12 NOV 1907         Index

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     John was buried in Highland Cem., Lock Haven, Clinton Co., PA.
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Note for:   Esther Teeter,    -          Index

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     Source: Phyllis Jean Monroe, mempe@@gate.net, Emailed 12/2/1997
Source: Cindy Torres Owens, cindyo@@staffnet.com, Email 12/3/1997
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Note for:   Charles Albert Ohl,   10 JUL 1873 - 6 AUG 1873         Index

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     Bur. in Ziegler Cem., McElhattan, Clinton Co., PA.
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Note for:   Henry Clarence Ohl,   1846 - 1920         Index

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     Henry worked as a carpenter and as a watchman at mill (Woolrich?)-Dick Deise, March 1998.
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Note for:   Abraham Deeter,   ABT 1752 - JAN 1827         Index

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     Source: Phyllis Jean Monroe, mempe@@gate.net, Emailed 12/2/1997
Source: Cindy Torres Owens, cindyo@@staffnet.com, Email 12/3/1997

from a letter by Daniel Teeter(b. 7/5/1825):
Our father's father's given name was Abraham. He married a woman by the name of Shively. I think her given name was Elizabeth. They were brought East of the North mountain and resided East of the Conococheague Creek not far from the Pa/ Md. line, either in Washington County, MD or Franklin County, PA, until the spring of 1788 when they left that country and moved to Morrison's Cove, Bedford County, PA."
found in a magazine: vol. 25 of "the Detroit Society for Genealogical Research" Winter '61-'62. Detroit, MI.
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Note for:   Christian Bitner,   6 JUN 1803 - 12 MAR 1869         Index

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     Place:   Disciple Cemetery

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     Christian was brought up as a farmer boy. Patsy Pifer March 23, 1998.
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Note for:   Howard Ray Sullivan,   ABT 1922 - 5 SEP 1999         Index

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     Obituary for Howard. Do not know what paper it appeared in or exactly when. Typed version thanks to Don McNeilly, nephew.

SULLIVAN, HOWARD R. ---Age 77, of Knoxville, passed away unexpectedly Sunday, September 5,, 1999. Mr. Sullivan was a veteran of World War II, retired from the University of Tennessee Medical Center and member of the Baptist faith. He is survived by his loving family: his wife of 44 years, Bobbie Hickman Sullivan; daughter, Kareen Sullivan, both of Knoxville; sisters, Aleene Sullivan, Knoxville, Eloise Myers and Bernice McNeily, both of Maryville; special brothers-in-law, Ralph, Leslie, and Carroll Hickman; and several nieces and nephews. Mr. Sullivan is at Highland Memorial Funeeral Home, 5315 Kingston Pike, where the family will receive friends Tuesday from 7-8:30 p.m. Family and frieends will assemble for graveside services at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Highland Memorial Cemetery, with Rev. Dana Fachman officiating. Arrangements by Highland Memorial Funeral Home, 588-0567
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Note for:   John Doyle McNeilly,   25 JUL 1916 - 29 SEP 1975         Index

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     John is buried in Grandview Cemetery, Blount County, TN.
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Note for:   George "Hinkey" Caylor,   28 OCT 1834 - 25 OCT 1899         Index

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     "Maryville Times" Sat. Oct. 29, 1899, "George Caylor was shot Wednesday and died Thursday. He was killed by a young man by the name of Webb. It is reported that they fell out over a quart of whiskey."
In looking at the dates, if Sat. was Oct. 29, and George died the previous Thurs. then his death date would be Oct. 27, not the 25th as indicated. More research is needed to verify the exact date of death.
George was buried in Myers Cemetery.
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Note for:   Johanne Michael Dieterich,   1729 -          Index

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     Johann Michael Diederich came to America at the age of 19; we don't know if his wife came with him, or he met her here.
Records show that a Johann Michael Diederich landed in Philadelphia on September 7, 1748 on the ship Hampshire from Rotterdam, last from Falmouth, England. Other Deeters arrived about the same time but this date seems reasonable since his son John was born c. 1750, his brother Abraham was born c. 1752. Abraham fathered David in 1773.*

*From "PA German Pioneers, Vol. 1", by Ralph B. Straussburger L.L.D., edited by
Wm. John Hinke, Ph. D.D.D. Published by Pennsylvania German Society, Norristown, PA.

Some think that Johann Michael settled in Bucks County, PA, after landing in Philadelphia inn 1748, while others say he settled in Western Lancaster County, PA, which later became York County. It is very likely that he did take his young family west to the Conococheague area; it was here that Johann Michael's son Abraham was married and the first 5 of his 13 children were born.

John, Sr. and Abraham were (possibly) born in Lancaster County, PA or York County, PA. There were probably other children. The family moved West to the Conococheague area sometime between 1741 -1761.
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Note for:   George Andrew Getz,   SEP 1851 - 12 MAY 1932         Index

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     Funeral conducted by Rev. James H. Margart on May 15, 1932. Bur. in St. Johns Cem., Dunnstable Twp., Clinton Co., PA.
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Note for:   Lydia Alice Shaffer,   1865 - NOV 1937         Index

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     Rev. Wayne E. North conducted funeral services on Nov. 5, 1937. Bur. in St. Johns Cem., Dunnstable Twp., Clinton Co., PA. - Dick Deise, March 1998.
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Note for:   Catharine Elizabeth Getz,   1 APR 1903 - 19 APR 1934         Index

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     Died from scarlet fever just after birth of 2nd son at age 31