Sources

Sources
1. “1900 Census for John H Condit,” Jackson Hole, Uinta, Wyoming, electronic, Ancestry.com, 12/7/2010, Year: 1900; Census Place: Jackson Hole, Uinta, Wyoming; Roll: T623_1827; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 65.
Living with William and Mary Cook.
2. “1920 US Census for Winford Condit,” Hageman, Gooding, Idaho, electronic, Ancestry.com, 10/25/2011, Year: 1920;Census Place: Hageman, Gooding, Idaho; Roll: T625_292; Page: 11A; Enumeration District: 172; Image: 95.
3. The Condits and Their cousins in America, Norman I. Condit, Cook & McDowell Publications, 1980, Owensboro, KY.
4. “Letter from Delia to her sister Bertha,” Christmas, copy in posession of David Condit.
Delia signed the letter Delia Ida Bell Parks so I eliminated the e from the end of Belle.
5. “Martin Luther Family Bible,” David I. Parks file, copy of 3 page.
6. “Idaho Death Certificates, 1911-1937,” digital images, From FamilySearch Internet (www.familysearch.org), 5/12/2010, for Delia I. B. Condit, Hagerman, Gooding, Idaho, Film 1530848, Cert. # 64113.
7. BYU Idaho, “Western States Marriage Records Index,” http://abish.byui.edu/specialCollections/fhc/gbsearch.htm, 6/27/2003, Vol 2, pg 188.
8. 6 June 1961, Thompson Chappel, RLDS Church, Hagerman, ID, Hale Glauner.
9. Dick Condit, dickandnilda@hotmail.com, “Condit Family Website,” 1/6/2002, email files of David Condit.
10. Condit Family Records, currently in the possession of David Condit; previously in the possession of Norman I. Condit.
Family sheets collect for 1916 update of Condit genealogy, handwritten notes collected by Norman I. Condit, letters and genealogy sheets submitted by individuals to the Condit Family Association. These items collected since approximately 1885 and maintained by Condit and Cousins following the demise of the Condit Family Association.
11. “1860 Census for Silas W Condit,” Sioux, Harrison, Iowa, electronic, Ancestry.com, 1/24/2011, Year: 1860; Census Place: Sioux, Harrison, Iowa; Roll: M653_323; Page: 786; Image: 304; Family History Library Film: 803323.
12. “1850 Census for Silas W Condit,” District 21, Pottawattamie, Iowa, electronic, Ancestry.com, 1/24/2011, Year: 1850; Census Place: District 21, Pottawattamie, Iowa; Roll: M432_188; Page: 112A; Image: 229.
This part of Pottawattamie Co. became Harrison Co., Iowa in 1851.
13. Condit Family Genealogy Files, “Family record for Silas Whitehead Condit,” unknown, Norman Condit, Condit Family Genealogist, birthplace: Keosaukewa, Iowa.
Filled out by Parker Smith Condit for the family genealogy book.
14. BYU Idaho, “Western States Death Index,” http://abish.byui.edu/specialCollections/fhc/Death/searchForm.cfm, 6/27/2003.
15. “Parks-Townsend Family Bible,” David I. Parks file, copy of 4 pages.
16. “Marriage Register,” 24 February 1870, Harrison County, IA, page 93, Marriage, paper, Clerk of the District Court, Harrison Co., IA.
17. “Hagerman Idaho Cemetery Listing,” unk, paper.
Copied from the list at the Hagerman Valley Historical Society, PO Box 86, Hagerman, ID 83332
18. BYU Idaho, “Western States Marriage Records Index,” http://abish.byui.edu/specialCollections/fhc/gbsearch.htm, 6/27/2003, Vol 1, pg 106.
19. “Obituary for Ellen W. Condit,” Idaho Free Press (Nampa, Idaho), Nampa, Idaho, Wednesday, 12 January 1966, 2, electronic, ancestry.com.
20. Karen D. Bell and Marilyn C. Bell, Condit Clan, Self Published 1989 (copy in possession of DE Condit).
21. BYU Idaho, “Western States Marriage Records Index,” http://abish.byui.edu/specialCollections/fhc/gbsearch.htm, 6/27/2003, Vol 1, pg 282.
22. BYU Idaho, “Western States Marriage Records Index,” http://abish.byui.edu/specialCollections/fhc/gbsearch.htm, 6/27/2003.
ID Number: 58999; Grooms First Name: Guy W. ; Grooms Last Name: CONDIT ; Brides First Name: Alice M.; Brides Last Name: ABERCROMBIE; County of Record: Lincoln Co., Idaho; Place of Marriage: Hagerman; Date of Marriage: 6 Nov 1912; Volume 2; Page 225
23. BYU Idaho, “Western States Marriage Records Index,” http://abish.byui.edu/specialCollections/fhc/gbsearch.htm, 6/27/2003, Vol 1, pg 115.
24. Ibid. Vol 2, pg 189.
25. “Social Security Death Index.”
26. “1850 US Census for J T Hand,” Seminole District, Chattooga Co., Georgia, 11 Oct 1850, NARA, Ancestry Web Site, print in possession, Year: 1850; Census Place: Seminole, Chattooga, Georgia; Roll: M432_64; Page: 383A; Image: 327.
27. “1870 U.S. Census - Josiah Commens (Cummins)/John Hand,” Houston P.O., Winston Co., Alabama, 18 June 1870, Nara Film M593, Roll 45, pg 522; electronic, National Archives; ancestry.com, pdf available, Year: 1870; Census Place: Township 10 Range 10, Winston, Alabama; Roll: M593_45; Page: 522B; Image: 751; Family History Library Film: 545544.
28. “1880 U.S. Census - John Hand,” Township 10 Range 9. Winston Co., Alabama, 6/10/1880, pdf, National Archives, Nara Film T9-035, pg 565A.
29. “1900 U.S. Census - John Hand,” Cold Water, Cross, Arkansas, pdf; electronic, National Archives, Nara Film T9-035, pg 565A, ancestry.com, 10/10/2000, Year: 1900; Census Place: Cold Water, Cross, Arkansas; Roll: T623_57; Page: 8B; Enumeration District: 23.
30. “1910 US Census for John Hand and [Calvin] Monroe Hand,” Coldwater, Cross, Arkansas, electronic, Ancestry.com, 3/17/2011, Year: 1910; Census Place: Coldwater, Cross, Arkansas; Roll: T624_48; Page: 5A; Enumeration District: 0043; Image: 1056; FHL Number: 1374061.
Living with William and Mary Cook.
31. “1920 US Census for Calvin Hand, John Hand,” Coldwater Township, Cross Co., Arkansas, 16 Jan 1920, paper; electronic, National Archives, T625, Roll 60, Page 7B/8; ancestry.com, printed 5/15/03, Year: 1920;Census Place: Coldwater, Cross, Arkansas; Roll: T625_60; Page: 8A; Enumeration District: 72; Image: 703.
32. “1930 US Census - John Horton/John Hand,” Petit Jean Twp, Logan Co., Arkansas, pdf file, National Archives, T626, Roll 82, sheet 7A, Extract in possession of David Condit.
M. Dock Weaver and Minnie along with six children.
33. “Arkansas Marriages, 1837-1957,” electronic, familysearch, 9/8/2011, for H C Morrow and Symanthy Hand, Cross Co., Arkansas, film 1023989, Image Number 00201, page 335.
Butler County, MO Marriage Application Index Volume 1 - Volume 22 Alpha listing C 17772 1883 - 1914
34. “Arkansas Death Index, 1914-1950,” Ancestry.com. Arkansas Death Index, 1914-1950 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA, 10/15/2007.
Name: John Hand
Death: 20 Feb 1931
County: Logan
Roll Num.: 19241933
35. “1850 U.S. Census - Jacob & Josiah Cromeans,” Northern District, Hancock Co., Alabama, 11/5/1850, NARA Microfilm M-432, Roll 6, pg 363, National Archives.
36. “1860 U.S. Census - Josiah Commens,” Township 10 Range 9, Winston Co., Alabama, 6/22/1860, NARA Microfilm M-653, Roll 26, pg 1201, family 48, dwelling 48, National Archives.
37. Gregory A. Boyd, J. D., Family Maps of Winston County, Alabama, Arphax Publishing Co., www.arphax.com; Norman, Oklahoma; 2005, 100, 4/5/2011.
38. “Virgil Joe Helterbran,” Alden-Waggoner Funeral Chapel, 10/5/2011.
Virgil Joe Helterbran
Husband, Dad, brother, Grandpa, GGPa, Uncle, friend, Joe Helterbran arrived on this earth October 6, 1919 in Kalous, Colorado and was promptly cradled in a dresser drawer by his parents Blanche and Rex. He grew up helping his siblings, Lucille, Verle, Inez and Wayne, herd sheep and farm in the northeast corner of Colorado, near the small town of Keota.    He was drafted during his freshman year at Colorado State College in Greely and served in the South Pacific during World War II. Ultimately he was sent to Fort Lewis, Washington where he met the love of his life, Eunice Condit. They married in November of 1945, moved back to Greely and eventually moved on to San Francisco, California. He was Daddy to two daughters, Gloria and Penny raised in San Francisco and San Mateo, California. Thirty years of his life were devoted to managing service stations for Standard Oil and serving his church.   After retiring in 1977, he and Eunice relocated to Gooding, Idaho. Fishing, travel, pinochle, camping, croquet, mowing his pristine acre of grass and being grandpa kept him busy. Boise became home in 1992 and there he became GGPa remaining active with his church, family and friends. He and Eunice celebrated 65 years of marriage in November of 2010. Joe passed away on October 1, 2011 just short of his 92nd birthday.   He is survived by his wife Eunice, daughters Gloria and Penny, grandchildren Jamie Moore, Craig Rasmussen, Micah Hammac and Seth Hammac, four great grandsons, sister Inez Burke and lots of loved nieces and nephews. Joe’s life will be celebrated at the Community of Christ Church, 408 N. Garden Street, Boise on Saturday, November 12, 1pm. A reception will follow.   In lieu of flowers, the family request donations be given to Outreach International, 129 W Lexington, Independence, MO 64050 USA or http://www.outreach-international.org/.
39. “Marriage Certificate,” 29 April 1944, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, 781809, paper, In possession of Ginny Condit.
Married by Charles V. Graham, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, at the Philadelphia Branch of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. A short film segment was filmed and transfered to VHS tape in 1995 by Ginny and David Condit.
40. “Obituaries: Verna P. Reece,” Tampa Tribune, Tampa, Florida, 7/14/1999, 4, paper, Extract in possession of David Condit.
41. “1891 England and Wales Census for Charles Reece,” Kidderminster, Kidderminister, Worcestershire, England, 1891, paper, English Archives; RG12/2315, Folio 102, pg 28, printed 5/15/03.
42. “Certified Copy of an Entry of Birth,” 30 May 2003, Halifax, PAS960630/1, 1883 Birth in Northowram in the County of York, Hardcopy, Genreral Register Office, England.
43. “1891 England and Wales Census for Charles Reece,” Kidderminster, Kidderminister, Worcestershire, England, 1891, paper, English Archives; RG12/2315, Folio 102, pg 28, printed 5/15/03, birthplace as Halifax, Yorkshire, England.
44. “1910 Census,” Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 21 Apr 1910, paper, National Archives, printed 5/15/03.
45. “1891 England Census,” Kidderminster, Kidderminister, Worcestershire, England, 1891, paper, English Archives, page 43 (30), printed 5/15/03.
46. “Certified copy of an Entry of Birth,” 17 July 1895, Kidderminister, Kidderminster, Worcester, England, Copy in possession of David Condit.
47. “Marriage License,” 3/28/1907, Milton Hall, Kidderminster, Worcester, England, paper, Copy in possession of David Condit.
48. “1930 US Census Charles Reece Jr,” Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 7 Apr 1930, paper, National Archives, printed 5/15/03.
49. “1920 Census,” Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 8 Jan 1920, paper, National Archives, printed 5/15/03.
50. “Registration of Births and Deaths in Ireland,” 26 July 1894, District of Aghalee, Union of Lurgan, County of Antrim, Entry #500 in the Register book of Births, True Copy, Possession of David Condit.
1873 August First, Poobles; Robert Millis McKinley; male; Father: Isaac McKinley, Poobles; Mother: Matilda McKinley, formerly Beckett; Farmer; registered 1873, August Fourteenth.
51. “1910 Census Robert McKinley,” Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 25 Apr 1910, paper, National Archives, printed 5/15/03, first name Elizabeth, not Eliza.
52. “1930 US Census Robert McKinley,” Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19 Apr 1930, paper, National Archives, sheet 16B, printed 5/15/03.
53. “1910 Census Robert McKinley,” Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 25 Apr 1910, paper, National Archives, printed 5/15/03.
54. “Fowler Family Bible pages,” Copy in possession of David Condit, paper.
55. “1901 England and Wales Census for Charles Reece,” St John, Kidderminster, Kidderminister Borough, Worcestershire, England, 3/31/1901, electronic, www.findmypast.co.uk, 3/17/2011 on familysearch.org.
56. “1910 Census,” Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 22 Apr 1910, paper, National Archives, Roll 1411, page 10, printed 5/27/03.
57. “1920 census for Charles Reese (Reece) Sr,” Philadelphia Ward 43, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, electronic, Ancestry.com, 3/17/2011, Year: 1920;Census Place: Philadelphia Ward 43, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Roll: T625_1644; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 1612; Image: 680.
58. “1930 US Census for Charles Reece [Sr],” Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, electronic, Ancestry.com, 3/17/2011, Year: 1930; Census Place: Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Roll: 2137; Page: 16B; Enumeration District: 1111; Image: 608.0.
59. “1901 England and Wales Census for Charles Reece,” St John, Kidderminster, Kidderminister Borough, Worcestershire, England, 3/31/1901, electronic, www.findmypast.co.uk, 3/17/2011 on familysearch.org, states birthplace Preston, Lancashire.
60. “Certified Copy of an Entry of Marriage,” 31 May 2003, Kidderminster, England, PAS960630/2, 1876 Marriage, Hardcopy, Genreral Register Office, England.
61. “Certificate of Death, Charles Reece Sr.,” 10/12/1931, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 92225, 21070, paper, Copy in possession of David Condit, says 3/2/1861.
62. “Death Notices,” Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 10/10/1931, 27, paper, Extract in possession of David Condit.
63. “Certificate of Death, Charles Reece Sr.,” 10/12/1931, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 92225, 21070, paper, Copy in possession of David Condit.
64. “1891 England and Wales Census for Charles Reece,” Kidderminster, Kidderminister, Worcestershire, England, 1891, paper, English Archives; RG12/2315, Folio 102, pg 28, printed 5/15/03, abt 1854.
65. “1901 England and Wales Census for Charles Reece,” St John, Kidderminster, Kidderminister Borough, Worcestershire, England, 3/31/1901, electronic, www.findmypast.co.uk, 3/17/2011 on familysearch.org, abt 1856.
66. “Certified Copy of an Entry of Marriage,” 31 May 2003, Kidderminster, England, PAS960630/2, 1876 Marriage, Hardcopy, Genreral Register Office, England, abt 1854.
67. “Certificate of Death, Esther Reece,” 11/5/1931, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 101439, 22444, paper, Copy in possession of David Condit, 22 Feb 1857.
68. “Death Notices,” Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 11/4/1931, 43, paper, Extract in possession of David Condit.
69. “Certificate of Death, Esther Reece,” 11/5/1931, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 101439, 22444, paper, Copy in possession of David Condit.
70. “Certified of Birth Registration; George Cavanagh,” 9/20/1910, Trenton, Trenton Co., New Jersey, Copy in possession of David Condit.
71. “Certificate of Death, George Cavanagh,” 6/22/86, Doylestown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, 237130, paper, Copy in possession of David Condit.
72. “Certificate of Death, Anthony Caggiano,” 6/25/89, Warminister, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, 658830, paper, Copy in possession of David Condit.
73. “Certificate of Death, Ivy F. Moore,” 1/19/1978, Maple Shade, Burlington Co., New Jersey, paper, Copy in possession of David Condit.
74. “Certified of Birth Registration; Harry Neill,” 7/8/1913, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1480, Copy in possession of David Condit.
75. “Certificate of Death, Harry Neill,” 5/9/1955, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, paper, Copy in possession of David Condit.
76. “1900 US Census for Calvan M Hand,” Cold Water, Cross, Arkansas, electronic, ancestry.com, 8/30/2011, Year: 1900; Census Place: Cold Water, Cross, Arkansas; Roll: T623_57; Page: 8B; Enumeration District: 23.
77. “1880 U.S. Census-JD Morrow,” Bear Creek, Franklin Co., Alabama, 10 Jun 1880, pdf and electronic, National Archives, Nara Film T9-0013, page 606B and ancestry.com, 9/9/2011, Year: 1880; Census Place: Bear Creek, Franklin, Alabama; Roll: 13; Family History Film: 1254013; Page: 606B; Enumeration District: 92; Image: 0722.-.
78. Deborah Lunsford Yates, “Hand Cemetery, Cross County, Arkansas,” http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~lunsford/cemeteries/HandCem.htm, 5/11/2003.
View the cemetery at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~lunsford/cemeteries/HandCem.htm
Hand Cemetery: From Cherry Valley, go east on Highway 42. Turn left on County Road 303.
Travel approximately 1 1⁄2 miles. Turn right on gravel road. The cemetery will be approximately 1⁄4 mile at the end of the road. Located in the Thomas Hill Community.
79. “Arkansas Marriages, 1837-1957,” electronic, familysearch, 3/15/2011, for C M Hand and Mrs. Ethel David, Pointsett Co., Arkansas, film 2401798, Image Number 00110, page 153.
Butler County, MO Marriage Application Index Volume 1 - Volume 22 Alpha listing C 17772 1883 - 1914
80. “1920 census for Irvin Ray,” Coldwater, Cross, Arkansas, electronic, Ancestry.com, 4/16/2010, Year: 1920;Census Place: Coldwater, Cross, Arkansas; Roll 31109_4294356; Page: 7B; Enumeration District: 72; Image: 702.
81. “Arkansas Marriages, 1837-1957,” electronic, familysearch, 8/30/2011, for G W Spiegel and Lottie Husley, Weona, Poinsett Co., Arkansas, film 2401799, Image Number 00302, page 183.
Butler County, MO Marriage Application Index Volume 1 - Volume 22 Alpha listing C 17772 1883 - 1914
82. “1900 Census for William Ray,” Brown, Clay, Arkansas, electronic, ancestry.com, 4/16/2010, Year: 1900; Census Place: Brown, Clay, Arkansas; Roll T623_53; Page: 5A; Enumeration District: 3.
83. “1900 Census,” Brown Township, Clay Cty, Arkansas, 12 Jun1900, paper and electronic, Extract in possession of David Condit and ancestry.com, Year: 1900; Census Place: Brown, Clay, Arkansas; Roll: T623_53; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 3., month/year of birth.
84. “Death Certificate Irvin T. Ray,” 5/13/1925, El Paso, El Paso Co., Texas, 17749, 738, electronic, footnote.com.
85. “Texas Marriages, 1837-1973,” electronic, familysearch.org, 8/30/2011, Mason Otis Hulsey and Mrs. Lottie Ray, El Paso, El Paso Co., Texas, system origin: Texas-EASy, source film number: 25068.
86. “My Life Story,” Pearl (Ray) Coad, 1989, paper, “Lottie soon married a Mr. Husley. They were divorced in a few months.”.
87. “Death Certificate Viola Ray,” 1/22/1926, El Paso, El Paso Co., Texas, 1398, 112, electronic, footnote.com, M. O. Hulsey signed the death certificate.
88. “1860 Census for Acy Fowler,” Fulton, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, electronic, Ancestry.com, 3/22/2011, Year: 1860; Census Place: Fulton, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Roll: M653_1120; Page: 454; Image: 459; Family History Library Film: 805120.
89. “Fowler Family Bible pages,” Copy in possession of David Condit, paper, indicates born 1822.
90. “1860 U.S. Census - Acy Fowler,” Fulton, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, NARA Microfilm M-653, Roll 1120, page 454, National Archives, indicates 27 years old.
91. “1850 Census for Asa Fowler,” Hamilton, Mercer, New Jersey, electronic, Ancestry.com, 3/22/2011, Year: 1850; Census Place: Hamilton, Mercer, New Jersey; Roll: M432_454; Page: 271A; Image: 558., in the “Poor House.”.
92. “1850 U.S. Census - Alexander & James D Morrow,” District 14, Marion Co., Alabama, 12/29/1850, pdf, National Archives, NARA Microfilm M-432, Roll 10, pg 162.
93. “1860 U.S. Census - Alexander & James D Morrow,” Pikeville P.O., Marion Co., Alabama, 7/17/1860, pdf, National Archives, NARA Microfilm M-653, Roll 16, pg 679.
94. “1870 U.S. Census - Alexander & JD Morrow,” Pikeville P.O., Marion Co., Alabama, 18 June 1870, pdf, National Archives, Nara Film M593, Roll 29, pg 51.
95. “Certificate of Death,” 7/10/1924, Halltown Beat, Franklin Co., Alabama, 14900, 18, scanned copy, copy in possession of David Condit, POB said to be Franklin Co. but is probably Marion Co., Alabama.
Liberty Hill Cemetery AL Franklin 342038N 0874601W Hackleburg
96. Ibid.
97. Ibid. says buried in Liberty Hill, Franklin Co., Alabama.
98. “Talk with Jim Morrow,” 6/2/2007, David Condit, Cousins Reunion 2007.
Jim shared the story of his grandfather, our great, great grandfather, being put in jail for knifing a man. Seems the man wanted to date his sister and JD "Doc" Morrow didn't want him to. So the man, 6' 6" started beating on JD, 5' 5" and got him down in a corner. JD pulled out his pocket knife and stuck him in the neck. When they ran and got JD's dad who was a real doctor, the man wouldn't let him treat him and he died a few minutes later. JD got scared and ran off for a year, when he came back he was arrested and sentenced to five years and served three. Sally tried to get a job, but indians weren't being hired so after two years she gave put the kids on the Morrow's doorstep. When JD got out a year later he gathered up the kids and left for Oklahoma (I think).
Sarah (Sally) was a Roundtree, pure Cherokee, and her middle initial was A.
There is a newspaper article from about 1903, Memphis Press, by Sally Kim entitled “Five Hands to Marry Morrows.”
JD went to Oklahoma after prison.
Ida was buried in Halltown Cemetery in Red Bay, AL with her husband Lowery.
99. Allen Hand, danceman@ipa.net, “FW: Morrows,” 7/15/2004, Email Archives.
100. “Obituary,” Idaho Statesman, Twin Falls, Idaho, 7/28/2004, electronic, Newsbank America’s Obituaries & Death Notices; copy in possesion of David Condit.
Times-News, The (Twin Falls, ID) - April 28, 2004
Deceased Name: Wynn Gordon Condit -- Boise
Wynn Gordon Condit
59, of Boise, passed away April 22, 2004, at a local hospital. A celebration of his life will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 29, 2004, at Mountain View Church of the Brethren, 2823 N. Cole Road; Pastor David McKellip officiating. A graveside service will be at 11 a.m. Friday, April 30, 2004, at the Hagerman Cemetery, Hagerman, Idaho. Arrangements are under the direction of Aclesa Burial and Cremation Society.
The son of Carroll and Ellen Condit, Wynn was born in Tacoma, Wash. He served six years in the Army National Guard. In 1969, he married Melvean Walmboldt. They were later divorced. Wynn graduated from Hagerman High School and attended Boise State University. His strong interest in environmental issues stayed with him through out his life. Wynn was a Prince of a Man. He loved interacting with people and particularly enjoyed a good story especially if it included a good laugh. He was known for his listening skills and his willingness to help his friends. Wynn is survived by his mother, Ellen Condit of Boise; brother, Larry Condit of Salt Lake City; and sister, Dorothy Omit of Portland. He was preceded in death by his father, Carroll; and his nephew, David Omit.
The family wishes to thank all those who cared for Wynn in his final weeks, especially Basil Marinelli, Dr. Walters and the staff at St. Luke's, with particular thanks to Jennifer for her kindness.
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Times-News, The (Twin Falls, ID)
Date: April 28, 2004
Record Number: 0000000000
Copyright (c) 2004 The Times-News
101. “Obituary,” Philadelphia Daily News (PA), Philadelphia, Pennyslvania, June 8, 2004, 30, Newspaper.
Deceased Name: Albert Didriksen, 72, top athlete
BACK IN the late 1960s, if you drove into the town of Moundsville, W.Va., you would find a billboard bearing a picture of one of the most versatile athletes ever to play on Philadelphia school sports teams.
The billboard advertised a McDonald's restaurant owned by Albert Robert Didriksen, a guy who played just about every sport there is with a fearsome grace that stunned the opposition.
"Lefty" Didriksen was a standout basketball, baseball and soccer player for Frankford High School in the late '40s, and repeated in those sports at Temple University.
In later years, he turned to tennis and golf and played them with the same schoolboy verve that won him acclaim in the local sports pages in the '40s and '50s.
Didriksen, who also coached soccer for a time at Haverford College and the University of Pennsylvania and eventually ran four McDonald's franchises in the Wheeling, W.Va., area, a Marine Corps veteran and devoted family man, died last Tuesday. He was 72 and living in Port St. Lucie, Fla.
He was born in Kensington and got his start playing soccer at the age of 8 with the Lighthouse Boys Club. He worked his way through the midget and junior leagues.
He scored 34 points in 10 games in the inter-club soccer loop. He was on seven championship teams with Lighthouse, playing with the junior division winners that went to St. Louis and captured national honors in two consecutive years.
He also played a year with the Wissinoming Boys Club on the soccer team that reached the Eastern finals in New York City. He also played basketball for the boys' clubs.
At Frankford High, he won 11 varsity letters, a school record. He was on the basketball team that made All-Public in the 1948-49 season.
As a senior, he batted .330 for the Frankford High baseball team. He played the outfield, first base and even took a turn as pitcher.
He enrolled at Temple in 1950 to major in physical education. He played freshman basketball and then enlisted in the Marine Corps.
During his two-year hitch, he played basketball at Parris Island, S.C. He was the star of the Marine team that won the All-Marine Corps basketball championship in 1951.
While in the Marines, he was granted leave to try out with Philadelphia's Fairhill Club soccer team for the U.S. Olympics in Helsinki, Finland, in 1952. The team didn't make the cut.
Returning to Temple in the fall of '52, Lefty starred on the school's soccer team until he suffered a shoulder separation. Unfortunately it was his left shoulder.
He reported to Harry Litwack, Temple's legendary basketball coach, that November with his shoulder in a sling. Undaunted, he taught himself to shoot righthanded. When his shoulder healed, he was able to shoot both right and lefthanded, improving his performance.
He often wound up guarding La Salle great Tom Gola and later named his pet German shepherd "Gola."
Al had intended to let baseball go when he returned to Temple, but a few days before the Owls were to open their season against Penn State, he wandered out to the diamond, took some batting practice and shagged a few flies.
He was hooked. He became Temple's starting leftfielder.
In 1955, Didriksen began playing professional soccer for the Philadelphia Uhriks of the American Soccer League. He also tried out for the Warriors, which later became the 76ers.
He married his high school sweetheart, Jane Logan, in 1954. They had three children before she died 20 years ago. He later married the former Helga Beckmann.
"Al was a natural athlete," said George Krauter, who played with him at both Frankford High and Temple. "His body responded to anything he wanted to do. He was so graceful.
"On the soccer field, all you had to do was get the ball to Al and he went through everybody. He was a fierce competitor."
Although Didriksen left Philadelphia in the late '60s, he always kept in touch with old teammates, like Krauter, "Hotsy" Reinfeld and Bill Rodgers. The gang had annual "Lefty weekends" at Krauter's place on Long Beach Island, N.J., and Krauter said they will continue to do so.
Besides his wife, Helga, he is survived by a son, Glenn; two daughters, Dawn Didriksen and Karen Ware; a brother, Walter; three grandchildren and a great-granddaughter.
Services: Memorial service 10:30 a.m. June 19 at the chapel of Young & Prill Funeral Home, 1170 SE Bayshore Blvd., Port St. Lucie.
Contributions may be made to the Hospice of the Treasure Coast, 805 Virginia Ave., Suite 1, Fort Pierce, Fla. 34982. *
102. “1860 Census for Geo Mathews (Matthews),” Fawn, York, Pennsylvania, electronic, Ancestry.com, 10/18/2010, Year: 1860; Census Place: Fawn, York, Pennsylvania; Roll M653_1200; Page: 142; Image: 147; Family History Library Film: 805200.
103. RLDS Archives, “Reocord of the Baldwin (PA) Branch of the Philadelphia District,” after 1902, RLDS Church Archives, Independence, MO.
104. “1870 US census for Ellen Fowler,” Philadelphia Ward 14 District 41, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, electronic, Ancestry.com, 3/22/2011, Year: 1870; Census Place: Philadelphia Ward 14 District 41, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Roll: M593_1400; Page: 152A; Image: 307; Family History Library Film: 552899.
attending “Soldiers Orphans Institue.”
105. “Widow’s Claim for Increase of Pension,” Mary B. Fowler, 10/17/1866, Copy produced from National Archives records in Pension folder.
106. “Letter from Clerk of Session, Little Britain Presbyterian Church, 2300 Robert Fulton HWY, Peach Bottom, Pennsylvania 17563,” Records of DE Condit.
107. Deer Creek Monthly Meeting, at Swathmore College reference library, MR-B103/107, 27.
108. “George Washington Matthews Family,” Rudi Bethke Jr., about 1995, Matthews family Reunion, Paper copy.
109. “1850 Census for George Matthews,” Fawn, York, Pennsylvania, electronic, Ancestry.com, 10/18/2010, Year: 1850; Census Place: Fawn, York, Pennsylvania; Roll M432_839; Page: 149B; Image: 32.
110. “1870 U.S. Census - George W Matthews,” Fawn, York, Pennsylvania, National Archives, 10/18/2010, Year: 1870; Census Place: Fawn, York, Pennsylvania; Roll M593_1468; Page: 332B; Image: 283; Family History Library Film: 552967.
111. “1880 Census for George W Matthews,” Fawn, York, Pennsylvania, electronic, ancestry.com, 10/18/2010, Year: 1880; Census Place: Fawn, York, Pennsylvania; Roll 1208; Family History Film: 1255208; Page: 656A; Enumeration District: 40; .
112. “Record of the New Park Branch of the Philadelphia District,” New Park Historian, unknown, paper copy, 12, Community of Christ Archives, Independence, Missouri, Obit said he died 10/16/1882 aged 66 years, 8 months, 6 days (b. 10 Feb 1816).
113. “Deer Creek Monthly Meeting of Women held 11 of 8th month 1842 and 14 of 12th mon 1843,” Friends Historical Library, Swarthmore College, 500 College Avenue, Swarthmore, PA 19081, Copy in possession of David Condit.
Deer Creek Monthly Meeting of women, friends held 11th of 8th mo 1842...
Preparative Meeting informs that Eliza Jane Matthews late Thomas, has had her marriage accomplished with a man not in membership with us. Deborah McDonnald and Martha Jones are appointed to take her case under care.

Deer Creek Monthly Meeting of women friends held at Fawn 14 of 12 mo 1843...
The committee in Eliza jane Matthews case reported they had an opportunity with her. She is still desirious of to retain her right and informs the committee that the charge which has been brought against her she is clean of. It was left under consideration. One of the friends reported they attended the Quarterly Meeting except one.

Deer Creek Monthly Meeting of woman friends held 11 of 1st month 1844...
The committee in Eliza Jane Mathews case report they had an opportunity with her and that she denies one of the charges brought against her. It is the judgement of the meeting after due deliberation that she should be disoned (disowned). The same committee will continue to inform her.
114. “Record of the New Park Branch of the Philadelphia District,” New Park Historian, unknown, paper copy, 12, Community of Christ Archives, Independence, Missouri.
115. “1850 U.S. Census - John Matthews,” North Codorus, York Co., Pennsylvania, 10/31/1850, NARA Microfilm M-432, Roll 839, page 368, National Archives.
116. “1860 U.S. Census - John Matthews,” Marshall, Harford Co., Maryland, Nara Film M653, Roll 476, pg 548, copy in possession of David Condit.
117. “1870 U.S. Census - John Mathews (Matthews),” Upper Falls PO, Harford Co., Maryland, 5 Sep 1870, Nara Film M593, Roll 588, pg 193, copy in possession of David Condit.
118. “1880 Census - John Matthews,” Vincennes, Lee Co., Iowa, 6/8/1880, Microfilm and FHL Film 1254350, T9 Rl 350 pg 231B; National Archives.
119. “1885 Iowa State Census for John Mathews,” Vincennes, Lee Co., Iowa, electronic, ancestry.com, 10/26/2010, Ancestry.com. Iowa State Census Collection, 1836-1925 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2007.
120. “1850 Census for Elizabeth Healy,” District 1, Harford, Maryland, electronic, Ancestry.com, 10/4/2010, Year: 1850; Census Place: District 1, Harford, Maryland; Roll M432_294; Page: 13A; Image: 32.
121. “1860 Census for Elizabeth Haley,” Dublin, Harford, Maryland, electronic, Ancestry.com, 10/4/2010, Year: 1860; Census Place: Dublin, Harford, Maryland; Roll M653_476; Page: 430; Image: 432; Family History Library Film: 803476.
122. Oakland Sand Cemetery, Vincennes, Lee Co., Iowa, 10/19/2010, Find-A-Grave, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=matthews&GSfn=letitia&GSbyrel=in&GSdyrel=in&GSob=n&GRid=50716528&df=all&, DOB should be 9/27/1829 if “aged 58 years, 5 months, 11 days.”.
123. Charles Worthington Evans (1812-1889), Biographical and historical accounts of the Fox, Ellicott, and Evans families, and the different families connected with them (1882), Buffalo, Press of Baker, Jones & Co., 1882, 98.
124. “Report of Immigration,” Salt Lake City, Utah, 9/16/1862, 93, electronic, Young, Joseph W., "Report of the Immigration," Deseret News [Weekly], 17 Sep. 1862, 93.
CAPTAIN JAMES WAREHAM’S INDEPENDENT COMPANY
Letita J. Healy; Joseph, Jane and Erastus Hawkins; Robert Hawi; Richard Harwood; Richard and Ann Hopkins; William, Mary and Catharine Hymas; William, Mary A., Sarah, Susan, Benjamin, James and Mary A. Hymas; William, Hannah, Esther, Williams, Hannah S., Alice E. and Louisa E. Harrison; George, Elizabeth, John G. and William Handley; Samuel Haycock; Henry Hill.
John, Wm. and Thomas Matthews; Jesse W., Mary P., John A., Mary E. and Joseph A. Matthews; Hannah D., Fred. And Josephine Myers; Abraham Mitchell; Elizabeth Matthews; Wm. Matthews; Alex. and Martha Moody; John McLean; John and David Mitchell.

James Wareham Company (1862)
Departure: ca. 8 July 1862
Arrival: 26 September 1862
Company Information:
250 individuals and 46 wagons were in the company when it began its journey from the outfitting post at Florence, Nebraska (now Omaha).
125. “1840 census for Jesse Matthews,” Little Britain, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, electronic, Ancestry.com, 10/18//2010, Year: 1840; Census Place: Little Britain, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Roll 247; Page: 466; Image: 505; Family History Library Film: 0020547.
126. “1850 U.S. Census - Jesse Matthews,” West Nottingham Twp, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, 11/5/1850, NARA Microfilm M-432, Roll 764, page 3, National Archives.
127. “1860 Census for Jesse Mathews (Matthews),” West Nottingham, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, electronic, Ancestry.com, 10/4/2010, Year: 1860; Census Place: West Nottingham, Chester, Pennsylvania; .
128. “1870 U.S. Census - Jesse Matheus (Matthews),” Fulton Twp, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, 21 Jul 1870, Nara Film M593, Roll 1356, pg 96, National Archives, Year: 1870; Census Place: Fulton, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Roll M593_1356; Page: 96B; Image: 198; Family History Library Film: 552855.
129. “1880 Census for Jesse Matthews and Wm Matthews Jr,” Winchester, Jefferson Cty, Kansas, Microfilm, T9-Rl 383 pg 201D; National Archives, Year: 1880; Census Place: Winchester, Jefferson, Kansas; Roll 383; Family History Film: 1254383; Page: 201D; Enumeration District: 111; Image: 0407.
130. “Fremont Methoist Episcopal Cemetery; Fremont Chester Co., Pennsylvania,” Frank W. Patnude; 11/14/2003, viewed 10/23/2010, paper, Chester County Historical Society Library.
131. “Death’s Work,” Daily Local News, West Chester, Pennsylvania, 9/7/1908, unknown, Chester county Historical Society Library, vertical files.
Terribly shocked and bruised by tripping and falling down a flight of stairs at her home in Nottingham about two weeks ago, Mrs. Mary Brogan Matthews died early Saturday morning in her 94th year. The aged woman was in very good health until the accident occurred and her death is attributed directly to the fall. she was the widow of Jesse Matthews, who died twenty-five years ago. She came to Chester county with her father, James Brogan, from Bucks county, a long time since. She is survied by three children–Morris Matthews of Nottingham; William Matthews, of Philadelphia, and Mrs. David Griest, of Kansas City, Missouri. Funeral services will be held in the Nottingham Presbyterian Church Wednesday morning at half-past ten o’clock with interment at Houses’ Burying Ground near Fremont.
132. Early Records of RLDS Church, Not published, 266-270.
copy in possession of David Condit
133. “1900 Census Mary Brogan Matthews,” West Nottingham Twp, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, jpg, National Archives T623, Roll 1394, Page 3B, downloaded 2/27/2007, Year: 1900; Census Place: West Nottingham, Chester, Pennsylvania; Roll T623_1394; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 129.
Name:Mary B Mathews
Home in 1900:West Nottingham, Chester, Pennsylvania
Age:84
Estimated birth year:abt 1816
Birthplace:Pennsylvania
Relationship to head-of-house:Head
Race:White
Household Members:
Name Age
Mary B Mathews 84
Morris Mathews 61
Mary M Mathews 27
Morris A Nelson 20
134. Community of Christ Archives, Independence, Missouri, “Membership Record Card file and Membership Record Books,” received extracted data on 2/25/1992, Community of Christ Archives, Independence, Missouri.
135. USGenWeb Archives by: David Lowe, “Cemetery: Fawn Grove (Friends) United Methodist Location: Fawn Grove, York County, Pennsylvania,” http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/york/cemeteries/fawngroveumc.txt, 3/18/2005.
136. “1860 U.S. Census - Mordecai Thomas,” Dublin, Harford Co., Maryland, pdf, Nara Film M653, Roll 476, pg 439.
137. A Narrative of the Captivity and Sufferings of Benjamin Gilbert and his family., Philadelphia, printed by Jonh Richards; 1848.
138. Bill Putnam, “The Putman/Putnam Family of Fauquier County, Virginia,” http://www.billputman.com/VAfauquier.pdf, downloaded 5/17/2005.
139. contributed by David Lowe, “Cemetery: Fawn Grove United Methodist, Fawn Grove, York Co., Pennsylvania,” http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/york/cemeteries/fawngroveumc.txt, viewed 10/27/2010.
304 MATTHEWS ALMA N R 1884 1951
305 MATTHEWS MARY E R 1899 1963
306 MATTHEWS J A R STEWART 1886 1946
307 MATTHEWS ESTHER G R (GREEAR) 1914 1946
308 MATTHEWS MONTRAVILLE O R 06-19-1845 04-24-1921
309 MATTHEWS MARY WILLIAMS R WIFE OF MONTRAVILLE O. 07-21-1852 05-13-1917
310 MATTHEWS WILLIAM E R "S. SGT. 428TH SQUAD 310 AIR GROUP, WW 2" 1920 1949
140. York County Archives, 150 Pleasant Acres Road, York, PA 17402.
141. “1850 Census for Elizabeth Fife,” District 1, Harford, Maryland, electronic, Ancestry.com, 10/18/2010, Year: 1850; Census Place: District 1, Harford, Maryland; Roll M432_294; Page: 25A; Image: 56.
142. “1880 Census for George H Knopp,” Fawn, York, Pennsylvania, electronic, Ancestry.com, 10/18/2010, Year: 1880; Census Place: Fawn, York, Pennsylvania; Roll 1208; Family History Film: 1255208; Page: 659D; Enumeration District: 40.
143. USGenWeb Archives, “CENTRE Presbyterian Church Cemetery: New Park, Fawn Twp, York Co, Pennyslvania,” http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/york/cemeteries/centre01.txt, 3/18/2005.
144. “NEARLY 100 YEARS OLD,” Delta Heald and Times, Delta, Pennsylvania, 2/14/1918.
Mrs. Eliza J. CLEMENS, widow of James CLEMENS, of Gatchelville, said to be the
oldest woman in York county, died on Tuesday of infirmities of old age. She
would have been 100 years old next May had she lived.
Source: New Oxford Item, New Oxford, Pennsylvania February 14, 1918
(d. 11 Feb 1918, b. 1 May 1819)
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NEWS ARTICLE 2 MONTHS BEFORE HER DEATH
NEARLY 100 YEARS OLD
The distinction of being the oldest person in lower York county, belongs to
Mrs. Eliza J. CLEMENS, widow of James CLEMENS, of Fawn township. If Mrs.
CLEMENS, lives until May, she will be 100 years old, having been born on May
1, 1818.
Mrs. CLEMENS' father, John GROVE, was twice married, his first wife begin
Miss Sallie GODFREY, and his second, Miss Mary SHIREY. Of a large family three
are living. They are Mrs. CLEMENS, who resides with her son and daughter,
James and Miss Rose CLEMENS, about one mile from GATCHELVILLE; Mrs. Sarah
KRIDLER, a full sister, who is in her 84th year and resides with her son,
Milton KRIDLER, Columbia, and Mrs. Susan McFATRIDGE, a daughter of the second
wife, who is in her 81st year, and resides with her daughter Mrs. John ORT, -
65 West King street, York.
In Mrs. CLEMENS' time she has seen the York county "Barrens" become one
of the most productive of the counties of the state and this borough pass from
a few scattered houses known as Meadstown, being so named for Benedict Meads,
who kept store and hotel in the early days of this borough, and then to
Mechanicsburg, and finally Stewartstown.
Her father served in the war of 1812 having entered near the close. Her
husband, James CLEMENS, was in the Civil war, being a private in Co. A.
Purnell legion Maryland volunteer cavalry. He fought in the battle of
Gettysburg.
Mrs. CLEMENS' health is good, considering her age. About three years ago
she was stricken with paralysis and has since been unable to walk without
assistance. there are four generations of her family living. Mrs. CLEMENS is
the mother of nine children, of whom seven are living, Henry, Charles and Miss
Agnes, residing in Fawn township,, near Gatchelville; James and Miss Rose
CLEMENS, with whom she lives; Mrs. Lamar MATTHEWS, of New Park, and Mrs. R. H.
MAFFET, of Winterstown. There are 14 grandchildren and eight great
grandchildren living.
Source: Delta Herald and Times, Delta, Pennsylvania December 14, 1917
145. “1870 U.S. Census for G W Condit,” Little Sioux, Harrison, Iowa, electronic, ancestry.com, 1/24/2011, Year: 1870; Census Place: Little Sioux, Harrison, Iowa; Roll: M593_395; Page: 66A; Image: 136; Family History Library Film: 545894.
146. “Farminton, Maine, Kennebec Co. Vital Records,” Vol. 1, pg 8, pg 20, from Bill Kempton, POB.
147. Compiler Lyndon W. Cook, Nauvoo Deaths & Marriages 1839-1845, Grandin Book Co, Orem, UT, 17, Death.
148. Lyndon W. Cook, Nauvoo deaths and Marriages 1839-1845, Grandin Book Company, Orem, UT, 17.
149. “Marriage Certificate,” 16 Jun 1842, State of Ohio, Delaware County, Marriage Register, Copy, Original at Court House, Delaware Co., OH.
150. Roots Web, “Farmington Births,” http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mefrankl/farmbirths.htm, 14 Aug 2001.
DATE NAME BIRTH PARENTS BIRTHPLACE
1895 June 19 Arthur R Hiscock 4 Fred W & Cora A McLeary Hiscock Farmington & Strong
1880 Feb 8 Florence Augusta Hiscock 1 J Eugene & Angie S Corbett Hiscock & New Vineyard
1892 May 7 Ira Vaughn Hiscock 2 Eugene & Angie Corbett Hiscock mother b. Farmington
1985 May 25 Mary E Hiscock 3 Hiram R & Ada B Bean Hiscock Farmington & Chesterville
1824 Dec 18 Sally Parker Hiscock Thomas & Sally Hiscock
1892 Aug 21 Walter Bernard Hiscock Fred W & Cora McLeary Hiscock Farmington & Strong
151. Darlene Sprague, pspra@aol.com, “Condit - Waldo,” 6/23/2003, possession of David Condit, first name Sarah.
152. Ibid.
153. “Idaho Deaths and Burials, 1907-1965,” digital images, From FamilySearch Internet (www.familysearch.org), 5/12/2010, for Cordelia Condit, Weiser, Washington, Idaho, Film 1255630, pg 5.
154. “Deed to Property,” 9 Nov 1843, Book B, page 35, No. 255, Hancock Co., IL.
155. History of Harrison County, 28.
156. RLDS Church Archives, Independence, MO, “Request for Genealogical Information,” 11/26/91, Independence, MO.
157. “List of the Rateable Property of Orange Township for 1821,” Orange Township, Essex Co., New Jersey, unknown, paper copy, Archives of the State of New Jersey, Trenton, New Jersey.
1820 Rateable Property list shows “Condit, Jeptha; Mountain Land 20; Cattle 2; Dollars 1; Cents 19”
1821 Rateable Property list shows “Condit, Jeptha died estate; Mountain Land 20; Cents 50”
1822 Rateable Property list shows “Condit, Jeptha estate of; Mountain Land 20; Cattle 1; Cents 19”
158. Rutgers University genealogy dept., “Gardner Card Files,” viewed 8/22/96, Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick, NJ.
159. “The Centinel of Freedom,” Newark, NJ, Tuesday, 2/8/1803, 3, Micro Opaque card, Rutgers University, genealogy dept.
Married: On Thursday evening last by the Rev. Moses Edwards, Mr. Jeptha Conduit of North Orange, to Miss Charlotte Smith of Northfield.
160. J. R. Burnet, J. R. Burnet manuscripts, Rutgers University genealogy dept., Box, page 86-7.
Jeptha condit “between the Mts” married Charlotte Smith (b. 25 Sep 1782) dau of Obadiah Smith of Northfield. Headstones at Centreville
161. Condit Family Genealogy Files, “Family record for Parker Smith Condit,” unknown, Norman Condit, Condit Family Genealogist.
162. Francis Bazley Lee, compiler, Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey, copy in my possession, New York, Lewis Historical Publishing Co., 1910.
163. Lyle Keith Williams, The Williams Family of New Jersey, self published, Ft. Worth, TX, 1994.
164. NJ State Archives, Trenton, NJ, “Condit, Jonathan - Newark Township, Essex County,” NJ Archives; certified copy in possession.
165. “The Condit and Whitehead Familes,” Dr. Norman I. Condit, paper, in the files of the Condit Family archives.
166. Fred Russell Williams, Jr., Williams Genealogy; Matthew, Thomas, Miles and Swain; 1623-2003, Gateway Press, Inc, Baltimore, MD, 2003, williamsgenealogy2003@hotmail.com.
167. First Presbyterian Church, Orange, NJ, abt 1976, David Condit.
168. Stephen Wickes, M. D., History of the Oranges, Ward & Tichenor, Newark, NJ, 1892, 296.
169. John M. Lindly, The History of the Lindley, Lindsley, Linsley Families in America, 1639-1930, John M. Lindly, 1930, reprint, Higginson Book Co., Winfield, Iowa, 1, 226.
170. “1881 England Census,” Kidderminster, Kidderminister, Worcestershire, England, 1881, paper, English Archives, page 13 Folio 2901/7, printed 5/15/03.
87 Love Lane, Kidderminster Borough, Worcester, England
171. “Certified Copy of an Entry of Marriage,” 30 May 2003, Kidderminster, England, PAS960630/3, 1877 Marriage, Hardcopy, Genreral Register Office, England, bef 10 Mar 1854.
172. “Certificate of Death, Charles Maylott,” 10/28/1916, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 111023, 23870, paper, Copy in possession of David Condit, says dob 1858 but must be 1853.
173. Ibid.
174. “Certified copy of an Entry of Birth,” 17 July 1895, Kidderminister, Kidderminster, Worcester, England, Copy in possession of David Condit, Address 87 Lord Lane.
175. “Certified Copy of an Entry of Marriage,” 30 May 2003, Kidderminster, England, PAS960630/3, 1877 Marriage, Hardcopy, Genreral Register Office, England.
176. “1930 US Census George Reece,” Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 14 Apr 1930, paper, National Archives, T626, Roll 2118, sheet 16A, printed 5/27/03.
177. Trustees of FreeBMD, “FreeBMD Search,” http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/cgi/search.pl?vol=6c&pgno=395&type=Marriages&start=1902&sq=4&end=1902&eq=4&v=MTE3MTkyNTQ1OTo0ZWU5ZjgwZjk0OTlmYmUzNDlkMGNhNmY1NmNhY2U1ZTRmZmUwOTJk&jsexec=1&mono=0&action=Find, viewed 2/19/2007.
Marriages Dec 1902   (>99%)
Surname First name(s) District Vol Page
Arnold John Henry Kidderminster 6c 395
Reece Edith Kidderminster 6c 395

Births Dec 1876
REECE Elizabeth Kidderminster 6c 279
REECE Edith Kidderminster 6c 258
REECE Minnie Kidderminster 6c 229
Reece Florence May Kings N 6c 478
Reece Esther Hettie  Kidderminster 6c 248
Reece George Kidderminster 6c 223
178. “1881 England Census - John Evans,” Kidderminster, Kidderminister, Worcestershire, England, 1881, paper, English Archives, page 6 Folio 2901/106, printed 5/15/03.
81 Worcester St., Kidderminster Borough, Worcester, England
Same street Esther lived on when she was married in 1876.
179. “1910 US Census for John Knoedler,” Philadelphia Ward 19, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, electronic, Ancestry.com, 3/17/2011, Year: 1910; Census Place: Philadelphia Ward 19, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Roll: T624_1393; Page: 6B; Enumeration District: 0303; Image: 363; FHL Number: 1375406.
Living with William and Mary Cook.
180. “1920 census for John Knoedler,” Philadelphia Ward 19, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, electronic, Ancestry.com, 3/17/2011, Year: 1920;Census Place: Philadelphia Ward 19, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Roll: T625_1622; Page: 5B; Enumeration District: 410; Image: 307.
181. “1930 US Census for John J Knolder,” Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, electronic, Ancestry.com, 3/17/2011, Year: 1930; Census Place: Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Roll: 2122; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 995; Image: 407.0.
182. Jim Becker <beckerj2j@hotmail.com>, “Ancestry.com - John Jacob Knoedler,” http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/person.aspx?pid=-2091825946&tid=354619, viewed 2/23/2007.
email from Jim:
John Henry Knoedler and Augusta Ihrig is my wife's gr-gr grandfather and gr-gr grandmother. John Jacob Knoedler is his son and is listed as married to Lillian Reese, according to family records that my mother-in-law provided to me. John Jacob Knoedler is my wife's gr-gr uncle. I did not have much more information to go on about Lilliamn Reese, other than Census records that confirm the first name and birth date provided by the family records. Additionally, the census records indicate that John's wife is from England.
183. “1910 US Census for Charles Crowe,” Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19 Apr 1910, paper, National Archives, T624, Roll 1404, page 8B, printed 5/27/03.
184. “1920 US Census for Annie Crowe,” Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 20 Jan 1920, paper, National Archives, page 12B, printed 5/27/03.
185. “1930 US Census for Annie Crowe,” Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, electronic, Ancestry.com, 3/17/2011, Year: 1930; Census Place: Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Roll: 2118; Page: 8B; Enumeration District: 968; Image: 602.0.
186. “Death Notices,” Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1/23/1951, 30, paper, Extract in possession of David Condit.
187. “23 Heroes’ Bodies are Honored Here,” Philadelphia Paper, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, unknown, unknown, Copy in possession of David Condit.
188. “1910 US Census for Samuel Craig,” Philadelphia Ward 33, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, electronic, Ancestry.com, 3/17/2011, Year: 1910; Census Place: Philadelphia Ward 33, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Roll: T624_1404; Page: 11B; Enumeration District: 0779; Image: 645; FHL Number: 1375417.
Living with William and Mary Cook.
189. “1920 census for Samuel B Craig,” Philadelphia Ward 33, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, electronic, Ancestry.com, 3/17/2011, Year: 1920;Census Place: Philadelphia Ward 33, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Roll: T625_1626; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 1129; Image: 453.
190. “1930 US Census for Samuel Craig,” Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, electronic, Ancestry.com, 3/17/2011, Year: 1930; Census Place: Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Roll: 2117; Page: 16B; Enumeration District: 949; Image: 831.0.
191. “World War 1 Draft Registration Card-Samuel Boyr Craig,” 3/17/2011, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, Roll 1907753, Registration Location: Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania; Roll: 1907753; Draft Board: 30.
192. “1910 US Census for John Henry (Arnold),” Philadelphia Ward 33, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, electronic, Ancestry.com, 3/17/2011, Year: 1910; Census Place: Philadelphia Ward 33, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Roll: T624_1404; Page: 7B; Enumeration District: 0793; Image: 1108; FHL Number: 1375417.
Living with William and Mary Cook.
193. “1920 census for John H Arnold,” Philadelphia Ward 33, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, electronic, Ancestry.com, 3/17/2011, Year: 1920;Census Place: Philadelphia Ward 33, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Roll: T625_1626; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 1128; Image: 422.
194. “1930 US Census for Edith Arnold,” Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, electronic, Ancestry.com, 11/19/2010, Year: 1930; Census Place: Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Roll: 2118; Page: 2A; Enumeration District: 964; Image: 387.0.
195. “World War 1 Draft Registration Card-John Henry Arnold,” 2/19/2007, Philadelphia City, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Roll 1907753.
Name: John Henry Arnold
City: Philadelphia
County: Philadelphia
State: Pennsylvania
Birth Date: 1 Dec 1879
Race: White
Roll: 1907753
DraftBoard: 30
Nearest relative: Edith Arnold, 305 E. Ontario, Phila. PA
196. “Philadelphia Passenger Lists, 1800-1945,” ancestry.com, Roll: T840_49; Line: 10., National Archives.
197. “U.S. Naturalization Record Indexes, 1791-1992,” World Archives Project, National Archives and Records Administration (NARA); Washington, D.C.;Indexes to Naturalization Petitions to the U.S. Circuit and District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, 1795-1951 (M1248); Microfilm Serial: M1248; Microfilm Roll: 37.
198. “1920 census for Richard Crabtree,” Philadelphia Ward 33, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, electronic, Ancestry.com, 3/17/2011, Year: 1920;Census Place: Philadelphia Ward 33, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Roll: T625_1626; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 1145; Image: 924.
199. “1930 US Census for Richard Crabtree,” Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, electronic, Ancestry.com, 11/18/2010, Year: 1930; Census Place: Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Roll: 2118; Page: 20B; Enumeration District: 975; Image: 922.0.
200. “1891 England and Wales Census for Charles Reece,” Kidderminster, Kidderminister, Worcestershire, England, 1891, paper, English Archives; RG12/2315, Folio 102, pg 28, printed 5/15/03, missing.
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