Stark, Lyman

1818 - 1901  (82 years)

• Name	Stark, Lyman  [1]
  Birth	9 Dec 1818	McKean County, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  	Marvin Creek
  Gender	Male
  Death	29 Oct 1901	State Line, Franklin, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  	Stateline, PA
  Person ID	I44247	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Father	Stark, Joseph,   b. 18 Oct 1794, Guilford, Windham, Vermont, USA d. Between 1860 and 1870, McKean County, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 65 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Irons, Martha Patty,   b. 21 Jun 1793, Glocester, Providence, Rhode Island, USA d. Between 1860 and 1870, Smethport, McKean, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 66 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Marriage	4 Oct 1815	Smethport, McKean, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  Family ID	F11459	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map

  Birth - 9 Dec 1818 - McKean County, Pennsylvania, USA Death - 29 Oct 1901 - State Line, Franklin, Pennsylvania, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Sources

  [S860] Public Member Trees, 201406, Ernst, Mr. & Mrs. Fred. Record for George Lehman - Governor Grandfathers (223) facts Governor Grandfathers Cyrena's 4-time great Grandfather was Joseph Jenckes Governor of New Hampshire. His Find A Grave Memorial # is 19416687. Her Father was Joseph Stark whose Mother was Esther Gallup whose mother was Jemina Harrington whose mother was Mary Jenks whose Father was Joseph Jenckes. Cyrena's 4-time great Grandfather was John Winthrop, Jr Governor of Connecticut. His Find A Grave Memorial # is 1871. Her Father was Joseph Stark whose Father was Nathan Starks whose Mother was Sarah Culver whose Father was Joseph Culver whose Mother was Mercy Winthrop whose Father was John Winthrop, Jr whose Father was John Winthrop Governor of Massachusetts. His Find A Grave Memorial # is 1118. jernst79 jernst79 originally shared this to Ernst-O'Brien Family Tree ?05 May 2012 ?story derickcroop derickcroop added this to Croop Jackson Family Tree ?26 Jan 2014 __________________________________________ Wagon Accident - "Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Severely Injured" 26 Jun 1914 , Sartwell Creek, Potter, Pennsylvania From the 3 Jul 1914 Port Allegany Reporter: "Rein Broke Going Down Steep Hill in Pleasant Valley and Horses Ran Away. Bones broken and sustained a serious shock. Others of fimily injured but all are expected to recover and improving daily now. Had suscessfully passed the worst hill in the county.----Fred Ernst (Sr.), a Sartwell Creek farmer, was badly injured last week Thursday evening by being thrown from his wagon in a runaway. Mr. and Mrs. Ernst and two children had been to the Burr barn raising on Lillebridge Creek driving a pair of colts and were returning home. They had successfully passed down the worst hill in the county with the young team and had driven to the Beckwith farm when one of the horses jumped, breaking a rein. This swung the team against the bank, tipping up the wagon and throwing Mrs. ernst andthe family out. Mr Ernst was pulled over the dashboard of the wagon and was hurt so badly that he could hang on no longer and the team ran away. The children escaped with light bruises. Mrs. Ernst was so badly shocked and her limb broken. Physicians wer summoned and the fractures reduced and the victims made as comfortable as possible. They are recovering rapidly as can be expected. The wagon was somewhat wrecked and the horses slightly scratched up." derickcroop added this on 29 Jan 2014 Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Severely Injured Transcription of text in document MR. AND MRS. ERNST SEVERELY INJURED ... Were Thrown From Their Carriage as Horses Ran Away. The Others Escaped Without Injury. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ernst were quite severely injured Thursday afternoon by being thrown out of their carriage as their horses were running away. He has five ribs broken an is severely bruised about the body and the doctor fears there might be some internal injuries. She seemed to strike on her head and face. Her face is bruised but not cut while the blow to the head rendered her unconscious for several hours and caused a concussion of the brain, although the skill is not broken or cracked. Their recovery will be slow. Their many Roulette friends sympathize with them in misfortune. The family consisting of themselves, their son Fred and daughter Erma and a boy by the name of -red Joseph were riding on Sartwell creek several miles above their home on Thursday afternoon when the colts which they were driving were frightened by some object by the side of the road and started to run, in trying to check them a line was broken, which turned the team to one side on to the bank which upset the carriage and threw them out. The young people all jumped and escaped without injury. As soon as possible they were brought home by their friends where Dr. Squires had been summoned and was waiting to dress their wounds and left them as comfortable as possible. derickcroop added this on 10 Mar 2013 ______________________ (photo of family in carriage) Fred C Ernst and Family derickcroop added this on 12 Feb 2011 jernst79 originally submitted this to Ernst-O'Brien Family Tree on 20 May 2010 Lydia Lehman Ernst, Erma Ernst, Fred Ernst and Fred C Ernst Frutiger family, and friends vor barn repasted from front Notes 20171214 RVA- Frutiger Family (and friends) derickcroop derickcroop originally shared this ?25 Jan 2014 Front Row - - Betty Frutiger, - Bertha Frutiger, - Lillian Weltsch. Back Row - - Charles Henry (Charles Sr.) Frutiger, - Carrie Millen, - ????, - Lyle Leroy (Roy) Frutiger, - Charles (Charles Jr.) Frutiger ?25 Jun…

  
  

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TNG ID: I44247