Kinney, Angeline b. 17 Apr 1843 Jasper, Steuben, New York, USA d. 7 Feb 1927 Ceres, McKean, Pennsylvania, USA: WETZEL Extended Family & More

Kinney, Angeline

1843 - 1927 (83 years)

Name	Kinney, Angeline [1, 2]
	p. 1256- L. B. Yentzer, P.O. Roulette, son of Henry and Mary Yentzer, was born in France, near Strasburg in 1832. His parents came to America in 1834, and located in Roulette Township, Potter Co, Penn., where the father purchased a farm, cleared it and engaged in farming. They reared a family of seven boys and two girls, all living but Peter, the third-born child. Their names are as follows: - Horace, - Daniel, - Peter, - George, - John, - L.B., - Frederick, - Mrs. Katherine Weidrich, and - Mrs. Caroline Tauscher. Here the parents spent their declining years, surrounded by their children, and in the enjoymnent of every material comfort. - L.B. remained with his parents until their decease. May 25, 1863, he married Pauline Neefe, of Sweden township, and located on the old homestead farm, which is now a very desirable property. Their children are - Gustave H., - Lena Raymer, - Edward C., - Florence, - Burdette, and - Carroll. They are members of the Lutheran Church. In politics Mr. Yentzer is a Democrat. He has held various official positions in the township and is a gentleman highly respected by all who know him. p. 1257- DANIEL YENTZER, farmer, P.O. Roulette, was born in France in 1821, and came with his paents to America in 1834. In 1849 he married Mary A. Shafer, located in Pleasant Valley township, and engaged in farming, remaining there about 36 years, when they removed to Roulette, where Mrs. Yentzer died in November, 1884, leaving four children: - Henry B., - John L., - Daniel T. and - Mary (now Mrs. William Ernst). In 1886, Mr. Yentzer married, for his second wife, mrs. Angeline Peckham, daughter of Luther Kinney, formerly of Clarksville, Allegany Co, NY, who also had 3 children: - Carrie (now Mrs. Wilson McDowell, of Pleasant Valley), - Nellie (now Mrs. John Smith, of Annin township, McKean county) and - Lillie P. Mrs. Yentzer is a member of the Baptist Church, and Mr. Yentzer of the Lutteran Church. In politics he is a Democrat. He is a prominent citizen and has held various positions of trust and honor in the township of Pleasant Valley.
Birth	17 Apr 1843	Jasper, Steuben, New York, USA [3]
Gender	Female
Census	1900	Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [4]
	age 57 Head Apr. 1843 57 wd NY NY NY capitalist
	20190206HAv- pasted from front Source Citation Text, re-organized, then consolidated references- census 1900 USA PA Potter Roulette; PCHS, record or page 762 William Tauscher Head July 1864 35 (6) PA Ger PA blacksmith Anna E. Tauscher wife Sept.1873 26 NY NY NY Maurice Tauscher son Mar. 1895 5 S PA PA NY Marjorie Tauscher dau June 1898 1 S PA PA NY John V. Weimer Head Aug. 1842 57 (27) PA Ger Ger farmer Fanny S. Weimer wife Mar. 1845 55 NY NY PA (Riley) Floyd H. Weimer son Aug. 1882 17 S PA PA NY farm laborer Verne J. Weimer son Mar. 1887 13 S PA PA NY Gustave Yentzer Head Mar. 1864 36 wd PA Ger PA merchant [Gustave's 1st wife Myrtle Wetherbee had just died.] Gladys Yentzer dau Dec. 1894 5 S PA PA NY Ellen Wetherbee m-in-law May 1840 60 wd NY NY NY housekeeper Edward Yentzer Head Mar. 1867 33 (5) PA Ger PA tannery Jennie Yentzer wife May 1868 32 NY NY NY Angeline Yentzer Head Apr. 1843 57 wd NY NY NY capitalist Caroline Kenney mother Mar. 1816 84 wd NY Conn. Conn. note the spelling(s): Carolins Kenney (or Kinney?)
Occupation	1900 [4]
	"Capitalist"
celebration	9 Nov 1904	Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [5]
	A party given to twelve of the prominent old ladies of Roulette, November 9, 1904, by Mrs. John P. Hall
	GROUP OF WELL KNOWN ROULETTE LADIES A party given to twelve of the prominent old ladies of Roulette, November 9, 1904, by Mrs. John P. Hall resulted in this picture being taken. Nine have passed away since this time. Reading from left to right they are, top row: - Mrs. Anna Yentzer; (? Angeline?-20180201 RVA) - Mrs. Eleanor Johnson; - Mrs. Kate Weiderich, died February 2, 1906; - Helen Brown, - Hannah Kimm, died October 29, 1910; - Amena Woodward, died May 21, 1922. Bottom row, - Phoebe Fessenden, died January 22, 1913; - Ellen Johnson, died December 2, 1921; - Minerva Lyman, died July 6, 1907; - Adeline Pomeroy, died January 16, 1909; Prudence Boyington, died January 25, 1909; - Hannah Carey died December 2, 1911.
Race	White [3]
FSID	K2SY-FMD
Name	Angeline Yentzer [3]
Name	Anna [6]
Religion	Baptist Church [1]
Death	7 Feb 1927	Ceres, McKean, Pennsylvania, USA [3]
	Cause: Uremic poisoning, chronic Brights disease, plus broncial pneumonia
	Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1964 Name Angeline Kinney Yentzer Gender Female Race White status: widowed Age 83y 9m 20d Birth Date 17 Apr 1843 Birth Place Jasper, NY Death Date 7 Feb 1927, 11:45 AM Death Place Ceres, McKean, Pennsylvania, USA cause of death: Uremic Poisoning Chronic Brights contributory: Bronchial Pneumonia Father Luther Kinney Mother Caroline Holcomb birthplace: Greene, NY physician: R. Wayne Richards, MD Shinglehouse informant: Mrs. H. Holley address: Little Genesee, NY Certificate Number 16703 Age: 83y 9m 20d
Person ID	I37570	WETZEL-SPRING

Father	Kinney, Luther
Relationship	natural
Mother	Holcomb, Caroline, b. Mar 1816, Greene County, New York, USA
Relationship	natural
Family ID	F11238	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family 1 Yentzer, Daniel David, b. 16 Feb 1821, Sarrewerden, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France d. 16 Nov 1893, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 72 years)

Marriage 1886 Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA

p. 1256- L. B. Yentzer, P.O. Roulette, son of Henry and Mary Yentzer, was born in France, near Strasburg in 1832. His parents came to America in 1834, and located in Roulette Township, Potter Co, Penn., where the father purchased a farm, cleared it and engaged in farming. They reared a family of seven boys and two girls, all living but Peter, the third-born child.
Their names are as follows:
- Horace,
- Daniel,
- Peter,
- George,
- John,
- L.B.,
- Frederick,
- Mrs. Katherine Weidrich, and
- Mrs. Caroline Tauscher.
Here the parents spent their declining years, surrounded by their children, and in the enjoymnent of every material comfort.
- L.B. remained with his parents until their decease. May 25, 1863, he married Pauline Neefe, of Sweden township, and located on the old homestead farm, which is now a very desirable property. Their children are
- Gustave H.,
- Lena Raymer,
- Edward C.,
- Florence,
- Burdette, and
- Carroll.
They are members of the Lutheran Church. In politics Mr. Yentzer is a Democrat. He has held various official positions in the township and is a gentleman highly respected by all who know him.

p. 1257- DANIEL YENTZER, farmer, P.O. Roulette, was born in France in 1821, and came with his paents to America in 1834.
In 1849 he married Mary A. Shafer, located in Pleasant Valley township, and engaged in farming, remaining there about 36 years, when they removed to Roulette, where Mrs. Yentzer died in November, 1884,
leaving four children: - Henry B.,
- John L.,
- Daniel T. and
- Mary (now Mrs. William Ernst).
In 1886, Mr. Yentzer married, for his second wife, mrs. Angeline Peckham, daughter of Luther Kinney, formerly of Clarksville, Allegany Co, NY,
who also had 3 children: - Carrie (now Mrs. Wilson McDowell, of Pleasant Valley),
- Nellie (now Mrs. John Smith, of Annin township, McKean county) and
- Lillie P.
Mrs. Yentzer is a member of the Baptist Church, and Mr. Yentzer of the Lutteran Church. In politics he is a Democrat. He is a prominent citizen and has held various positions of trust and honor in the township of Pleasant Valley.
Angeline was Daniel's 2nd wife- He had 4 children, she had 3.

Children

	1. Peckham, Lillian, b. Mar 1880, New York State, USA d. 23 Dec 1900, Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 20 years) [Father: Stepchild] [Mother: natural]
	2. Peckham, Nellie [Father: Stepchild] [Mother: natural]
	3. Peckham, Carrie [Father: Stepchild] [Mother: natural]

Family ID F10970 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Family 2 Peckham, George W., b. 26 Aug 1837, Clarksville, Albany, New York, USA d. 9 Aug 1880, McKean County, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 42 years)

Marriage Abt 1863

Children

	1. Peckham, Lillian, b. Mar 1880, New York State, USA d. 23 Dec 1900, Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 20 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
	2. Peckham, Carrie [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
	3. Peckham, Nellie [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]

Family ID F11236 Group Sheet | Family Chart

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	Birth - 17 Apr 1843 - Jasper, Steuben, New York, USA
	Marriage - 1886 - Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Census - age 57 Head Apr. 1843 57 wd NY NY NY capitalist - 1900 - Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	celebration - A party given to twelve of the prominent old ladies of Roulette, November 9, 1904, by Mrs. John P. Hall - 9 Nov 1904 - Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA

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[S202] J.H.Beers & Co, Publishers, History of the Counties of McKean, Elk, Cameron and Potter, Pennsylvania with Biographical Selections 1890, (Name: PA-Roots; Date: 1890;), 1256- L. B. Yentzer, P.O. Roulette, son of Henry and Mary Yentzer, was born in France, near Strasburg in 1832. 1257- DANIEL YENTZER, farmer, P.O. Roulette, was born in France in 1821, and came with his paents to America in 1834. (28) facts... (32)1257 Daniel Yentzer (12) .... 20181231 Martinsburg ...................... (35)1256 lby (8) facts ................... (39), 24238? http://www.pa-roots.com/index.php/pabooks/24-historymecp.
p. 1256- L. B. Yentzer, P.O. Roulette, son of Henry and Mary Yentzer, was born in France, near Strasburg in 1832. His parents came to America in 1834, and located in Roulette Township, Potter Co, Penn., where the father purchased a farm, cleared it and engaged in farming. They reared a family of seven boys and two girls, all living but Peter, the third-born child.
Their names are as follows:
- Horace,
- Daniel,
- Peter,
- George,
- John,
- L.B.,
- Frederick,
- Mrs. Katherine Weidrich, and
- Mrs. Caroline Tauscher.
Here the parents spent their declining years, surrounded by their children, and in the enjoymnent of every material comfort.
- L.B. remained with his parents until their decease. May 25, 1863, he married Pauline Neefe, of Sweden township, and located on the old homestead farm, which is now a very desirable property. Their children are
- Gustave H.,
- Lena Raymer,
- Edward C.,
- Florence,
- Burdette, and
- Carroll.
They are members of the Lutheran Church. In politics Mr. Yentzer is a Democrat. He has held various official positions in the township and is a gentleman highly respected by all who know him.

p. 1257- DANIEL YENTZER, farmer, P.O. Roulette, was born in France in 1821, and came with his paents to America in 1834.
In 1849 he married Mary A. Shafer, located in Pleasant Valley township, and engaged in farming, remaining there about 36 years, when they removed to Roulette, where Mrs. Yentzer died in November, 1884,
leaving four children: - Henry B.,
- John L.,
- Daniel T. and
- Mary (now Mrs. William Ernst).
In 1886, Mr. Yentzer married, for his second wife, mrs. Angeline Peckham, daughter of Luther Kinney, formerly of Clarksville, Allegany Co, NY,
who also had 3 children: - Carrie (now Mrs. Wilson McDowell, of Pleasant Valley),
- Nellie (now Mrs. John Smith, of Annin township, McKean county) and
- Lillie P.
Mrs. Yentzer is a member of the Baptist Church, and Mr. Yentzer of the Lutteran Church. In politics he is a Democrat. He is a prominent citizen and has held various positions of trust and honor in the township of Pleasant Valley.
p. 1256- L. B. Yentzer, P.O. Roulette, son of Henry and Mary Yentzer, was born in France, near Strasburg in 1832. His parents came to America in 1834, and located in Roulette Township, Potter Co, Penn., where the father purchased a farm, cleared it and engaged in farming. They reared a family of seven boys and two girls, all living but Peter, the third-born child.
Their names are as follows:
- Horace,
- Daniel,
- Peter,
- George,
- John,
- L.B.,
- Frederick,
- Mrs. Katherine Weidrich, and
- Mrs. Caroline Tauscher.
Here the parents spent their declining years, surrounded by their children, and in the enjoymnent of every material comfort.
- L.B. remained with his parents until their decease. May 25, 1863, he married Pauline Neefe, of Sweden township, and located on the old homestead farm, which is now a very desirable property. Their children are
- Gustave H.,
- Lena Raymer,
- Edward C.,
- Florence,
- Burdette, and
- Carroll.
They are members of the Lutheran Church. In politics Mr. Yentzer is a Democrat. He has held various official positions in the township and is a gentleman highly respected by all who know him.

p. 1257- DANIEL YENTZER, farmer, P.O. Roulette, was born in France in 1821, and came with his paents to America in 1834.
In 1849 he married Mary A. Shafer, located in Pleasant Valley township, and engaged in farming, remaining there about 36 years, when they removed to Roulette, where Mrs. Yentzer died in November, 1884,
leaving four children: - Henry B.,
- John L.,
- Daniel T. and
- Mary (now Mrs. William Ernst).
In 1886, Mr. Yentzer married, for his second wife, mrs. Angeline Peckham, daughter of Luther Kinney, formerly of Clarksville, Allegany Co, NY,
who also had 3 children: - Carrie (now Mrs. Wilson McDowell, of Pleasant Valley),
- Nellie (now Mrs. John Smith, of Annin township, McKean county) and
- Lillie P.
Mrs. Yentzer is a member of the Baptist Church, and Mr. Yentzer of the Lutteran Church. In politics he is a Democrat. He is a prominent citizen and has held various positions of trust and honor in the township of Pleasant Valley.
[S202] J.H.Beers & Co, Publishers, History of the Counties of McKean, Elk, Cameron and Potter, Pennsylvania with Biographical Selections 1890, (Name: PA-Roots; Date: 1890;), 1257 dy Daniel Yentzer (3) consolidated 20190205HAv (3) ... (9), 24238? http://www.pa-roots.com/index.php/pabooks/24-historymecp.
DANIEL YENTZER, farmer, P.O. Roulette, was born in France in 1821, and came with his paents to America in 1834. In 1849 he married Mary A. Shafer, located in Pleasant Valley township, and engaged in farming, remaining there about 36 years, when they removed to Roulette, where Mrs. Yentzer died in November, 1884, leaving four children: Henry B., John L., Daniel T. and Mary (now Mrs. William Ernst). In 1886, Mr. Yentzer married, for his second wife, mrs. Angeline Peckham, daughter of Luther Kinney, formerly of Clarksville, Allegany Co, NY, who also had 3 children: Carrie (now Mrs. Wilson McDowell, of Pleasant Valley), Nellie (now Mrs. John Smith, of Annin township, McKean county) and Lillie P. Mrs. Yentzer is a member of the Baptist Church, and Mr. Yentzer of the Lutteran Church. In politics he is a Democrat. He is a prominent citizen and has held various positions of trust and honor in the township of Pleasant Valley.
20190205HAv- pasted from front Source Citation Text,
DANIEL YENTZER, farmer, P.O. Roulette, was born in France in 1821, and came with his paents to America in 1834. In 1849 he married Mary A. Shafer, located in Pleasant Valley township, and engaged in farming, remaining there about 36 years, when they removed to Roulette, where Mrs. Yentzer died in November, 1884, leaving four children: Henry B., John L., Daniel T. and Mary (now Mrs. William Ernst). In 1886, Mr. Yentzer married, for his second wife, mrs. Angeline Peckham, daughter of Luther Kinney, formerly of Clarksville, Allegany Co, NY, who also had 3 children: Carrie (now Mrs. Wilson McDowell, of Pleasant Valley), Nellie (now Mrs. John Smith, of Annin township, McKean county) and Lillie P. Mrs. Yentzer is a member of the Baptist Church, and Mr. Yentzer of the Lutteran Church. In politics he is a Democrat. He is a prominent citizen and has held various positions of trust and honor in the township of Pleasant Valley.

[S1127] Ancestry.com, Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1964, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2014;), Pennsylvania Historic and Museum Commission; Pennsylvania, USA; Certificate Number Range: 015001-018000.
Record for Angeline Kinney Yentzer
Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1964
Name Angeline Kinney Yentzer
Gender Female
Race White
status: widowed
Age 83y 9m 20d
Birth Date 17 Apr 1843
Birth Place Jasper, NY
Death Date 7 Feb 1927, 11:45 AM
Death Place Ceres, McKean, Pennsylvania, USA
cause of death: Uremic Poisoning
Chronic Brights
contributory: Bronchial Pneumonia
Father Luther Kinney
Mother Caroline Holcomb
birthplace: Greene, NY
physician: R. Wayne Richards, MD
Shinglehouse
informant: Mrs. H. Holley
address: Little Genesee, NY
Certificate Number 16703

Death Certificate, Angeline Kinney Yentzer, widow, 7 February 1927
Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1964
Name Angeline Kinney Yentzer
Gender Female
Race White
status: widowed
Age 83y 9m 20d
Birth Date 17 Apr 1843
Birth Place Jasper, NY
Death Date 7 Feb 1927, 11:45 AM
Death Place Ceres, McKean, Pennsylvania, USA
cause of death: Uremic Poisoning
Chronic Brights
contributory: Bronchial…

[S89] census 1900 USA PA Potter PCHS, 762 Tauscher / Weimer / Yentzer (16/consolidated;.
William Tauscher Head July 1864 35 (6) PA Ger PA blacksmith (16) facts
Fannie S. Riley Weimer (1) fact
Verne J. Weimer (1) fact ............... (19)

Anna E. Tauscher wife Sept.1873 26 NY NY NY Maurice Tauscher son Mar. 1895 5 S PA PA NY Marjorie Tauscher dau June 1898 1 S PA PA NY John V. Weimer Head Aug. 1842 57 (27) PA Ger Ger farmer Fanny S. Weimer wife Mar. 1845 55 NY NY PA (Riley) Floyd H. Weimer son Aug. 1882 17 S PA PA NY farm laborer Verne J. Weimer son Mar. 1887 13 S PA PA NY Gustave Yentzer Head Mar. 1864 36 wd PA Ger PA merchant Gladys Yentzer dau Dec. 1894 5 S PA PA NY Ellen Wetherbee m-in-law May 1840 60 wd NY NY NY housekeeper Edward Yentzer Head Mar. 1867 33 (5) PA Ger PA tannery Jennie Yentzer wife May 1868 32 NY NY NY Angeline Yentzer Head Apr. 1843 57 wd NY NY NY capitalist Carolins Kenney mother Mar. 1816 84 wd NY Conn. Conn. note the misspelling(s): Carolins Kenney (or Kinney?)

20190206HAv- pasted from front Source Citation Text, re-organized, then consolidated references-
census 1900 USA PA Potter Roulette; PCHS, record or page 762
William Tauscher Head July 1864 35 (6) PA Ger PA blacksmith
Anna E. Tauscher wife Sept.1873 26 NY NY NY
Maurice Tauscher son Mar. 1895 5 S PA PA NY
Marjorie Tauscher dau June 1898 1 S PA PA NY

John V. Weimer Head Aug. 1842 57 (27) PA Ger Ger farmer
Fanny S. Weimer wife Mar. 1845 55 NY NY PA (Riley)
Floyd H. Weimer son Aug. 1882 17 S PA PA NY farm laborer
Verne J. Weimer son Mar. 1887 13 S PA PA NY

Gustave Yentzer Head Mar. 1864 36 wd PA Ger PA merchant
Gladys Yentzer dau Dec. 1894 5 S PA PA NY
Ellen Wetherbee m-in-law May 1840 60 wd NY NY NY housekeeper

Edward Yentzer Head Mar. 1867 33 (5) PA Ger PA tannery
Jennie Yentzer wife May 1868 32 NY NY NY

Angeline Yentzer Head Apr. 1843 57 wd NY NY NY capitalist
Carolins Kenney mother Mar. 1816 84 wd NY Conn. Conn. note the spelling(s): Carolins Kenney (or Kinney?)
20190206HAv- pasted from front Source Citation Text, re-organized, then consolidated references-
census 1900 USA PA Potter Roulette; PCHS, record or page 762
William Tauscher Head July 1864 35 (6) PA Ger PA blacksmith
Anna E. Tauscher wife Sept.1873 26 NY NY NY
Maurice Tauscher son Mar. 1895 5 S PA PA NY
Marjorie Tauscher dau June 1898 1 S PA PA NY

John V. Weimer Head Aug. 1842 57 (27) PA Ger Ger farmer
Fanny S. Weimer wife Mar. 1845 55 NY NY PA (Riley)
Floyd H. Weimer son Aug. 1882 17 S PA PA NY farm laborer
Verne J. Weimer son Mar. 1887 13 S PA PA NY

Gustave Yentzer Head Mar. 1864 36 wd PA Ger PA merchant [Gustave's 1st wife Myrtle Wetherbee had just died.]
Gladys Yentzer dau Dec. 1894 5 S PA PA NY
Ellen Wetherbee m-in-law May 1840 60 wd NY NY NY housekeeper

Edward Yentzer Head Mar. 1867 33 (5) PA Ger PA tannery
Jennie Yentzer wife May 1868 32 NY NY NY

Angeline Yentzer Head Apr. 1843 57 wd NY NY NY capitalist
Carolins Kenney mother Mar. 1816 84 wd NY Conn. Conn. note the spelling(s): Carolins Kenney (or Kinney?)

[S1731] FaceBook- Lanny Nunn, Roulette LADIES photo, 1904. GROUP OF WELL KNOWN ROULETTE LADIES.
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GROUP OF WELL KNOWN ROULETTE LADIES
A party given to twelve of the prominent old ladies of Roulette, November 9, 1904, by Mrs. John P. Hall resulted in this picture being taken. Nine have passed away since this time. Reading from left to right they are,
top row:
- Mrs. Anna Yentzer;
- Mrs. Eleanor Johnson;
- Mrs. Kate Weiderich, died February 2, 1906;
- Helen Brown,
- Hannah Kimm, died October 29, 1910;
- Amena Woodward, died May 21, 1922.
Bottom row,
- Phoebe Fessenden, died January 22, 1913;
- Ellen Johnson, died December 2, 1921;
- Minerva Lyman, died July 6, 1907;
- Adeline Pomeroy, died January 16, 1909;
Prudence Boyington, died January 25, 1909;
- Hannah Carey died December 2, 1911.

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GROUP OF WELL KNOWN ROULETTE LADIES
A party given to twelve of the prominent old ladies of Roulette, November 9, 1904, by Mrs. John P. Hall resulted in this picture being taken. Nine have passed away since this time. Reading from left to right they are,
top row:
- Mrs. Anna Yentzer;
- Mrs. Eleanor Johnson;
- Mrs. Kate Weiderich, died February 2, 1906;
- Helen Brown,
- Hannah Kimm, died October 29, 1910;
- Amena Woodward, died May 21, 1922.
Bottom row,
- Phoebe Fessenden, died January 22, 1913;
- Ellen Johnson, died December 2, 1921;
- Minerva Lyman, died July 6, 1907;
- Adeline Pomeroy, died January 16, 1909;
Prudence Boyington, died January 25, 1909;
- Hannah Carey died December 2, 1911.

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Tina Johnson Daughenbaugh John Christy Wetzel I think this is the same picture you commented on with a list of names.
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John Christy Wetzel wow! Yes, thank you, Tina! I'll file this with the hi-res photo.
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Dorthea Trayer
Are these girls retired "ninja women of Potter" and am I related to any?
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John Christy Wetzel
Dorthea Trayer We are 4th cousins 1x removed, so... I think you already know that Phoebe Dingman Fessenden is your 3rd great aunt; you might not have recognized her in her ninja!
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Jacque Boyd Fessenden
Patricia Neilly Vella the one listed as Phoebe Fessenden doesn't look like the pictures I've seen. What do you think?
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Patricia Neilly Vella
Her face looks too round, but I guess it could be the camera angle or the way she's sitting ! Some of these women are younger than I am - I'm sure glad we don't look that old now days LOL !!
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Jacque Boyd Fessenden
The one in back looks more like her . Maybe by 1st row they meant the back row.
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Larry Johnson
Phoebe, Prudence and Kate are all in my family tree, maybe others too. Seems that half the folks around Roulette were related to the other half!
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Jacque Boyd Fessenden
When it says first row, could it mean top row?
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GROUP OF WELL KNOWN ROULETTE LADIES
A party given to twelve of the prominent old ladies of Roulette, November 9, 1904, by Mrs. John P. Hall resulted in this picture being taken. Nine have passed away since this time. Reading from left to right they are,
top row:
- Mrs. Anna Yentzer;
- Mrs. Eleanor Johnson;
= Mrs. Kate (Catherine) M. Yentzer Weiderich, wife of my 1st cousin 5x removed (George Weiderich) died February 2, 1906;
- Helen Brown,
- Hannah Kimm, died October 29, 1910;
- Amena Woodward, died May 21, 1922.
Bottom row,
= Phoebe Dingman Fessenden, my 4th great aunt, died January 22, 1913;
- Ellen Johnson, died December 2, 1921;
= Minerva Taggart Lyman, mother-in-law of my 1st cousin 4x removed, died July 6, 1907;
= Adeline Taggart Hall Pomeroy, 1st cousin 1x removed of my 3rd great aunt's husband, and mother of John P. Hall, died January 16, 1909;
= Prudence Lyman Boyington, 1st great aunt of my 3rd great aunt's husband (Wm Jackson Boyington) died January 25, 1909;
= Hannah Carey, sister-in-law of my 1st cousin 4x removed (Dorman Duty Card) died December 2, 1911.

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WILLIAM H. HAZEN
Born in Potter County in 1842, son of George and Eliza Hazen. His father located there at an early day and engaged in the lumber business at Coudersport and Roulette, then purhasing a farm in Liberty twp. William remained in the parental home until after the breaking out of the Civil War, when he enlisted in August 1862 in Company K, 149th Penna Volunteers and was mustered out in June 1865. He then returned to Roulette, where he engaged in the carpenter's trae for a number of years, and was also in the lumber business until 1881, when he bought a farm above Roulette. He now lives in Roulette. In May 1872 he married Luzerne, the daughter of George Weimer. She died in 1879, leaving two children Glenn and Carl. In 1882 he married Esther E. French, the daughter of Nehemiah French and they had one child, Waren N. Mrs Hazen's father, Nehemiah French, settled in Port Allegany in 1856, being a farmer and lumberman.
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William H. Hazen, farmer, P.O. roulette, son of George G. and Eliza A. (Remmele) Hazen, was born in Stewardson township, Potter Co, Penn., in 1842. His father located there at an early day and engaged in the lumber trade until his removal to Coudersport, and a little later to Roulette, where he was in the lumber business for 15-20 years.
He then purchased a farm in Liberty township, McKean county, where he still has his residence.
Mrs. Hazen died in July, 1881.
Their children were
- William H.,
- Charles A., and
- Mary A., who died when six years of age.

William H. remained an inmate of the parental home until after the breaking out of the Civil war, when he enlisted, in August, 1862, in Company K, 149th Pennsylvania Volunteers, and was mustered out of the service in June, 1865.
He then returned to Roulette, where he has since lived. He worked at the carpenter's trade a number of years, and was also in the lumber business until 1881, when he bought the farm where he now lives.
In May, 1872, he married Luzerne, daughter of George Weimer;
she died October 31, 1879, leaving two children,
- Glenn W. and
- Carl S.

In 1882, Mr. Hazen married Esther E. French, daughter of Nehemiah French, and they have one child,
- Warren N.
Mr. Hazen is a member of Eulalia Lodge, No. 342, F.&A.M., and of A.F. Jones Post, No. 204, G.A.R. In politics he is a Republican.

Mrs. Hazen's father, Nehemiah French, settled in Port Allegany in 1856. He was a farmer and lumberman.
He married Margaret Shaff, who died in 1851, leaving three children:
- Sarah D.,
- Martha R., and
- William H.
September 5, 1852, he took for his second wife Olive I. Samson, who died December 10, 1887, leaving two children,
- John C. and
- Esther E.
Mr. French now (ca. 1890) makes his home with Mr. and Mrs. Hazen.
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... the names of the brave pioneers who carved out of the dense wilderness the beautiful homestead found along the route today. The very earliest of all was Garrette VanSickle who began clearing his farm of the dense forest in 1834.

	Roulette women 19041109 PCHS43#1-4359 FB180201LN GROUP OF WELL KNOWN ROULETTE LADIES A party given to twelve of the prominent old ladies of Roulette, November 9, 1904, by Mrs. John P. Hall resulted in this picture being taken. Nine have passed away since this time. Reading from left to right they are, top row: - Mrs. Anna Yentzer; - Mrs. Eleanor Johnson; - Mrs. Kate Weiderich, died February 2,…
	Roulette women 19041109 newsclip FB180201LNtjd 20180201 RVA- PCHS 43#1-4359 'Roulette' Lanny Nunn?Roulette Remember when.... 16 hrs · 20180131 Like Comment 6 You, Tina Johnson Daughenbaugh and 4 others Comments Mary Jane Harding Beautiful strong women. Like · Reply · 11h Cheryl Weimer Brown Oh the stories they could tell! Like · Reply · 9h John Christy Wetzel WOW! If only we knew who they…

[S2325] Public Member Trees 2020, Grover / Jones/ Barber/ Nelson Family Tree- Lucy Grover / Lily Peckham adopted? Yentzer (32) facts.
Record for Lillian "Lily" Yentzer (32) facts
20200107HAv- Grover / Jones/ Barber/ Nelson Family Tree- Lucy Grover
Lillian "Lily" Yentzer 1880-1900
BIRTH MAR 1880 • New York
DEATH 23 DEC 1900 • Roultte Potter Co PA
Record for Lillian "Lily" Yentzer (32) facts
20200107HAv- Grover / Jones/ Barber/ Nelson Family Tree- Lucy Grover
Lillian "Lily" Yentzer 1880-1900
BIRTH MAR 1880 • New York
DEATH 23 DEC 1900 • Roultte Potter Co PA

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