YODER FAMILY INFORMATION--CYBERSPACE EDITION-2002

(or Audra) YODER born: 3 May 1883, near Montpelier,Williams co., OH - father: Perry A. YODER (I have a notationthat he was from Cleveland, OH) mother: Lucilla SCOTT(I have a notation that she was from Edgerton. OH)married: Edward Carl KIMPEL, 17 Oct 1901 died: 30 July 1910,St. Joseph twp., Williams co., OH buried: Maple Grove Cemetery,Edgerton, St. Joseph twp., Williams co., OH; They had 3 children.She died during or shortly after having the last child, who alsodied at that time.)AD3- George W Yoder (2/6/1847-9/27/1934) bur. Floral Grove Cem.,Civil War Co H 3rd OV Cav. m. 8/14/1874 Bryan, Williams Co.,OHAdeline Corbett (1/25/1848-8/12/1922)(Buried Madison Twp, Williams Co, Oh-Floral Grove Cemetery)AD31- Charles L b 4/6/1875 m. Zoa McLaughlin (12/16/1877-4/26/1929) d. 10/18/1949 both bur. Floral Grove Cem.AD32- Adam E (7/18/1877-2/6/1975) m. Maude Lantz(3/20/1877-3/25/1957) both bur. Floral Grove Cem.(per SSN b. 7/15/1877 d. 2/-/1975)?AD33- Jennie (? -bur. 6/2/1897)- - - - - - - - - - -(obituary 1847-George W. Yoder-1934-George W. Yoder was born in Seneca County, Ohio, Feb. 6, 1847 and diedSept. 24, 1934 aged 87 years, seven months and 18 days.When he was eight years of age he came with his widowed mother, foursistersand three brothers to Williams County where they settled on a wooded farm,three miles east and one mile south of Edon. At the age of 16 when theCivil war had broken out he enlisted with Company H, the third OhioCavalrywhere he served two years and six months, with the Union Army with whichheendured the hardships of camp life and danger on the battlefields.After the war he came home to the family and in the year 1874 he marriedhiswartime sweetheart, Miss Adaline Corbette. To this union were born twosons, Charles of Montpelier and Adam of Pioneer.In 1880 he moved with his family to a farm which he had bought just westofPioneer where he lived a very progressive and successful life.He was a man of sturdy character ever mindful of the welfare of others andalways ready to aid in time of need.He leaves to mourn their loss, one aged sister, Cilicia Haynes inWashingtonstate; two sons, Charles and Adam, three grandsons, George, Lorin andRalphand four great-grandchildren and other relatives and friends. Funeralservices at the home, Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev. J.F. Sloughburial in Floral Grove cemetary.-- Karen Newberry kmnewberry@hotmail.com)- - - - - - - - - - -****AE- Charles Thomas Yoder is confirmed as being OY4241!!!-10/10/1996- Refer there for any "AE" references.****AF Confirmed as being OH12- YNL57- Yost Yoder Invoice- firmlyidentifies

The other Daniel Yoder who m. Anna Kauffman as a son of OY****AF- Daniel Jodder b. m. c1760 Catharina _______. d. ?Lutheran Church Record of Lower Bermudian Congregation, LatimoreTwp., Adams Co, PA. church bapt. by Rev. Lucas Rauss . Tax List ofYork Co., 1779- Daniel Yoder 200 acres 1 horse 3 cattle, ReadingTwp;1767 warrent in Reading Twp to John Yoder)(Pa Archives Series 3-Tax records-York Reading Twp, Daniel-1779-80 200 acres, 1781-3212 acres; 1783- John Yoder no acres. In 1783 Daniel- 7 people andJohn 1 person)- refer to OH12 for further references.AH- Aaron Yoder—record shifter to YB-Hans file---------------------------------------------------------------Proven as son of YB245 by Charles H. Yoder, 2951 Nijaro Td., Bethlehem, Pa18020 – Oct 2005, who quotes 1932 letter by Henry Freed Yoder to hisbrother Paul Freed Yoder which spells out that their grandfather ReubenSouder Yoder had a brother Aaron who moved to Ohio and had children asnamed. This was published in YNL 47.---------------------------------------------------------------------------AH- Aaron Yoder b. 1826 Bucks Co.,PA m.(? 1854 Wayne Co.,OH) toKatherine (? Traster)(1832-1/26/1884 River Styx,OH) d.9/9/1898River Styx,OH(Reference: Ralph B. Thompson Cht; IGI Microfiche; Wayne Co Marriages)AH1- Susan b. 11/8/1856 m.12/6/1879 Medina Co Wm. B. Goodd.12/8/1826AH2- Reuben b. 1858 m 2/23/1882 Medina Co Mary S RickertAH3- Sarah b. m 11/2/1879 Medina Co Jefferson McFaddenAH4- John b.AG- Joseph Yoder (12/18/1841 Munich, Germany (or NY)- after 1920)m. 12/18/1866 Meadows Ill to Magdalena Schrock (4/ /1845OH- ?1775- )res. West Nantmel, Chester Co., PA. 1810 Census. Samuel willwritten 11/22/1817 filed 1/29/1818 (exec. wife and David Maust)------------------------------------------------------------------“YODER, SAMUEL. West Nantmel.November 22, 1817. January 29, 1818.Provides for wife Julian, including use of plantation until son John is21, when said land is to be sold and estate divided among children,

John, William, Mary, Charlotte, Elizabeth & Daniel Yoder as they comeof age. Executors: Wife Julian Yoder and David Maust.Wits: Stephen Walleigh, Evan Evans.”------------------------------------------------------------------(all date to child relationships are uncertain)(References: Censuses-1810-1840 CHWN, Will Chester Co,Pa; DelongChurch, Bowers, Maxatawny Twp, Berks Co; 1790- E. Nottingham Twp,Chester Co-Samuel Yaters 1m>16,4m

AW112- Wm. E.-9, (with mother-in-law Anna Hollinger,67))AW111- W. Hollinger Yoder (6/-/1868- ) m.Mary A. ____ ( - ) (1900-Chester, E. Nantmeal twp)AW1111- Lewis (9/-/1892- )AW1112- Jessie (7/-/1894- )AW1113- John (3/27/1897- 10/-/1984 Pa (SSN))AJ- William Yoder b. c1804 PA m. Martha "Pattie" Eppenheimer(c1805 PA -5/15/1880 age 79y 8m 12d) (grave stone marked 5/12/1880)d. 9/24/1880 age 78y 3m 1d (stone marked 9/23/1880) William, Plasterer(per one note "son of Samuel"- see AW above)(all birth dates from record of Bangar Church, Churchtown)(Reference: 1850&1860&1900-LP,Caern;LP Land Records; Civ War Pensioners-1883;Bangar Church, Churchtown; RHY Notes; Wesley Leiser-2/98)("Dear Chris,--- I have resolved my problems with the tie between theEppenheimers and Yoders. I recently bought a book "The Ball Cousins" byMargaret B. Kinsey. In that book the marriage of Martha Eppenheimer toWilliam Yoder is documented.Martha was a relative of Joseph Ball who had left a large sum of money atthetime of his death. He had no will, so the lawers traced down all hisrelativeof which one was Martha Eppenheimer. In 1858 DeSelding District ofColumbiaDeed, filed by Charles DeSelding, lawer, showed the marriage and that theylived in Lancaster PA. The 1850 census for Lancaster shows William, 46,plasterer, Martha 48, Levi 19, Anna 17, Margaret 14, and Mary 11. So Iguessthat takes out that blank spot in your files. O by the way Martha received$6.85 as her part of the estate.--Wes Leiser,Wesleiser@aol.com)AJ1- Samuel b. 3/16/1824(1860 census laborer, age 26 b.PA Upper Leacock Twp, Lancester)+AJ2- James E. b. 12/1/1828+AJ3- Levi Bull b. 2/12/1831 m. Josephine Johnson (1900 Censuswife (sic) Isabella b.3/1855") Civil Warpensioner, wounded right foot by axe $4, Churchtown.AJ4- Anna Louisa b. 11/9/1832AJ5- Julian b. 1/14/1835 d. 4/24/1835 age 3 moAJ6- Margaret K. b. 3/19/1836 d. Jan. 1, 1900 – buried Bangor Cem.,Churchtown, Pa.AJ7- Mary Elizabeth b. 10/10/1838 m. Isaac TemplinAJ2- James E. Yoder m. Rachel H. Reed (c1837-6/8/1910 age74)cabinet maker, res. of Churchtown, PA, Methodist Epis. ,IOOFby 1880 res. of Reading d.3/24/1905 both bur. OulenbachCemetery, Reading (Ref. Biog. Hist of Berks Co)AJ21- Mary R. b. c1867 d. 6/24/1883 age 15 bur. Oulenbach CemAJ22- William R. b. c1870 d. 6/18/1904 age 34 " "(per will d.6/15/1905 12:50am-left to Mother, bro, sis)AJ23- Martha A. b. c1872 (? d. 12/7/1951 age 81 " )AJ24- Samuel Herbert b. 1875 Reading (Bapt. 8/27/1875 St. PeterMeth. Reading)AJ3- Levi Bull Yoder m. 1/27/1853 Meth. Epis. Church, Honeybrook,Chester Co. Josephine Johnston ( c1831 -12/31/1893 age 62)(mentioned in Cem. Records as son of Samuel E and Mary Yoder(sic?))

Sgt. Co B 11th Reg PA Cav. d. 10/7/1880(Gravestone says d. 9-1-1906 age 75y 6m 19d)(Note: There is another stone with the following: Corp Co B 11 RegtPA Cav. Reinlisted Co D 1 Regt. Served 1861 - 1864Plasterer both bur. Bangar Cem., Lancaster Co.,PAAJ31- Angnstr b. "dau of" d. 6/24/1854AJ32- Isabella b. Mar.14,1855(Annebella bapt. 6/30/1856)AJ33- William b. c1857AJ34- Martha Ellen b. Aug.11,1858 bap. Bangar Ch. 12/24/1866+AJ35- Samuel b. Nov.19,1860 bap. 12/24/1866AJ36- Agnes b. Jul. 18,1866(Agnes bap. 12/24/1866)AJ37- Mary Lou b. Nov.17,1867AJ35- Samuel E. Yoder (_/_/1860- ) of Churchtownm 3/23/1880 at St. Peter Meth. Church, Reading Mary Fry (4/-/1862-) of Bechersville (1900- Northumberland Co, Shamokin)AJ351- Edward (8/-/1884- )AJ352- Harry (3/-/1891- )---------------------------------------------------------------My mother's father was Edward Frye Yoder Born 8/9/1884 in Shamokin PA andhisfather was Samuel E. Yoder married to Mary Frey.-Dave Ney, DNeyPhoto@aol.com, Oct. 1999-----------------------------------------------------------------AK- David Yoder b. 1830 m1. Elizabeth ____ ( ->1865 Logan Co.,OH)m2. Martha Kendall (5/26/1836 Spark,VA-1/28/1872 Marshall Co,IN)"leaving 6 children" m3. Mary J. Drake ( - ) Res. Holmes and LoganCo, O, Elkhart Co, In.(References: AAMG-KD5; HOT Obit; Janet Rouf data-12/98)w1AK1- Anna b. 4/24/1860 Holmes Co.,OH m. 7/7/1884 ElkhartCo.,IN Richard Alexander Wilson d.4/10/1955 Mishawaka,INAK2- Malinda b. m. Will PiersonAK3- Sena b. 1865 single d. age 17 or 18AK4- John b. 1863 m. Mary FriesAK5- Nehemiah b. never married d. Nappanee, Elkhart Co.w3AK6- Grace b. 1883AL- Jacob Yotter b. 10/15/1752 m. Barbara Rupp (10/24/1757-4/18/1822 age 64y 5m 25d) resident Tulpenhochen Twp-1820.1830 res. Heidelberg Twp, 1840 census. d. 9/25/1842(sic?). Will made 2/14/1843, proved 7/23/1844. "Cemetery- FromRte 422 go 2 1/4 mi West of Rte 419, right on Marion Rd (atRisser's Restaurant) then right on School Road .5 mile to sharpright turn. Cem located along fense row, 100 yards from road,at end of farm lane on left" (1779 Berks Tax list as "Tory")(References: Censuses: ?1810 BP-Bern, 1820 & 1830 BP Tulp,1840BP Heid, 1850-BP Marion; AAMG -MS327; Will of Jacob & estates;Patricia Dyson cht; Milton Blatt Cem book; Brown book by ShirleyBrown)AL1- Anna b. 3/19/1778 single d.8/7/1857 age 79y 4m 19dMarion Twp., Berks Co.AL2- Catherine b. m. John Snavely (Schnabb) res. Lebabnon

Co, Heidelberg Twp. as of Jul 44 d. before 23 Jul 1844 (sicassumedbased om fathers will)(27 Apr 1859 Berks Deeds, Vol 12, p 44- shows Catherine andJohn Snavely in McLean Co, Ill.. heirs to Anna deceased)(Catherine (Yotter) YODER BIRTH: 18 Oct 1789 DEATH: 25 Feb 1863Father: Jacob YODER Family 1: John SNAVELY . Children:1.Samuel Yoder SNAVELY ; 2.Joseph Yoder SNAVELY ;3.John Yoder SNAVELY ; 4.Elizabeth Yoder SNAVELY ;5.Jacob Yoder SNAVELY ; 6.Abraham Yoder SNAVELY ;7.Moses Yoder SNAVELY )AL3- Elizabeth (Anna Elizabeth) b. m. Benjamin Moyer res.Annville, Lebanon Co., PA as of Jul 1844 d.AL4- Sarah (Salome) b.c1783 m. Abraham Mast (MS327) d. by 1843res. of Lebanon Co 1820. children incl John, Barbara, Elizabethand Abraham Mast res. Mont. Co.,OH as of Jul 1844AL5- David b. 12/5/1787 d. 9/6/1810 22y 9m 1d+AL6- John b. 8/3/1792AL7- Leah b. m. Philip Brown Jr. res. Bethel Twp, Berksas of Jul 44. d. before 22 Aug 1859(per Shirley Brown- Leah b 3/29/1802-4/20/1887, bur Merkeys Cem Bethel,Pa)AL8- Veronica b. 9/29/1795 single res. Tulpenhochen Berks Cores. Marion Twp 1860 d. 12/13/1867 age 72y 2m 14d- - - - - - -Son of Jacob Yoder and Barbara Shallenberger (21 May 1734- died 1822), seefeature in YNL 29. According tohttp://www.angelfire.com/pa4/familyalso/shallenberger.html, they marriedin 1751. This link also presents the ancestry of Barbara Shallenberger.In Heidelberg Twp Berks Co, Pa. Jacob Yoder, previous of Earle Twp,Lancaster County, bought land in 1763. Jacob purchased his land fromHenry Martin, heir to one Nicolas Martin for the sum of 450 pounds.This Jacob appears in various tax lists for the township, including:1779- Jacob Yoder 100 acres 2 horses 7 cattle Tax 7001784- Jacob Yoder 140 acres 4 horses 4 cattle 4 sheepJacob Yoder 1.5.0The Berks County Will Book shows that when Jacob died, his son Jacob wasnamed administrator of his estate in 1815.(10) The Recorder of Deedsindicates that "Land warranted to Nicholas Martin Nov. 1746 & 25 Oct 1751,conveyed to Jacob Yoder in 1763 who died intestate..leaving unto hisheirs...Jacob Yoder and Barbara Yoder."That this Barbara was an unmarried daughter is attested by the record ofher estate in 1822, when Jacob Yoder her brother was charged with itsadministration.(1)2 (Strangely enough, the same year Barbara (Rupp) Yoderdied.)- - - - - - -AL6- John Yoder inherited fathers land , res. Marion Twp, Berks Co.,PA 1850 and 60 census. m. Catherine ________ (c1812PA- )Will written 1863 117 acres, Marion Twp. d. 2/7/1863 70y 6m 4d.Bur fam. Cem.(References: 1850 & 1860 BP, Marion Twp; John Y. will; Rev. IagerRecords; Milton Blatt Cem. Recd)AL61- ? male b. 1810-20AL62- ? male b. 1810-20AL63- ? male b. 1820-25 (? 1850 Marion Twp- Charles-29,Sarah-42, James-5, Wm.-3, Sarah-2, Emma- 7/12)(?Charles Yoder m. 4/16/1843 Sarah Yeiser at Trinty Tulpehocken

Reformed Church)AL64- ? female b. 1825-30AL65- ? female b. 1830-35(?Carolina m. Isaac Brown Jul.11,1857 Trinity Ref, Tulp.)AL66- Catherine "Kate" b. 8/29/1834 PA d. 3/15/1910 75y 6m 15dbur. fam. cem.AL67- Jacob b. 10/5/1835 d. 12/14/1837 2y 2m 9d, fam cem.AL68- Jonathan b. 1839 PA (not mentioned 1863)AL69- Elizabeth b. 1842 PAAL6a- Jems b. 3/24/1845 d. 8/6/1847 2y 4m 13d bur. fam. cem.?AL63- Charles Yoder b. c 1821 PA m. Apr.16,1843 TrinityTulpehochen Rfmd. Church to Sarah Yeiser (c1807- )farm laborer. 1850 Berks, Marion Twp. 1860 Lebanon Co,Heidelberg Twp.AL631- James b. c1845 PAAL632- William Peter b. Aug.10,1846 Trinity Tulp. Rfmd. Ch. PA(1860 ? Wm age 13 res with Abraham Gibble, Lebanon Co.,Millcreek)AL633- Sarah Catherine b. Feb.19,1848 Trinity Tulp. Rfmd. Ch. PAAL634- Emma b. Nov. 4,1849 PA (7m in 1850)Bapt. 26 Dec 1849 by Rev Leinbach.- YNL has images of her fracturAM- John Jotter (c1834 Gy->1921) m 4/-/1858 West Point, IaElizabeth Strom (5/20/1839 Gy-10/25/1921 Warsaw, Il) (Eliz.came to Us when she was 9yrs-c1848)(Hancock Co., Victory Twp., Il-1880 census)order not knownAM1- Emma ( - ) m 2/23/1892 Hancock Co, IlG.M. Walker res. Van Nuys, Ca in 1921AM2- Lydia (c1862 Il- ) res Warsaw, 1921AM3- Ida (c1870 Il- ) res Warsaw, 1921AM4- son ( - age 4)AM5- Edward ( -

AO22- Charles A. Yotter (1/16/1864 West Point, Ia-2/21/1931 Angola, In)m1. 1897 Gussie Best ( - ) m2.1/1/1902 LI Lurinda "Rena" E. Sears(11/1/1877 Bloomfield Twp., In-6/11/1965 La Canada, Ca)1911 lawyer, architect, Mason (Dick Elderkin Chart, 1920 SteubenCo, In, Angola)AO221- Karoline (1900- young)AO222- Anna Marie "Ann" (12/13/1906 Angola, In- ) m. 6/16/1932Angola, In Walter Bertholt Sprandel ( - )AO223- George Albert (7/13/1909 Angola, In- ) m. 11/23/1938Indianapolis, In Frances Clemons ( - )AO224- Edward Sears (5/11/1914 Angola, In-2/4/1976 Ca, ashes at sea,pacific 150 degrees off Ca) m. 2/24/1940 Glen Ellyn, Il Georgene Wislon( - )AO225- Ruth Adeline (7/13/1916 Angola, In- ) m. 7/26/1940Minneapolis, Mn Rev. Grafton McCready Thomas ( - )AP- Jakob Yotter b. 1804 Eppstein (brother of Peter AO)m. Catherine b. 1807 (?) came to Lee Co. 1844 Farmer,Methodist Evang. Ch. (d. ?1864 West Point)(Reference: Lee Co Bio. Rec.; 1860 Census-Iowa; The Men in Iowa-West Point p 70)AP-- Anna b. 1846 IAAP-- Peter b. 1851 IA (in 1870 census res. with John Berger)(also with family in 1860 census is Elish? Yotter b. c1842Bavaria, listed as servant, listed separately in Lee County isCatherine Yotter b. c1844 Bavaria)(Johann at AQ was son of Heinrich Jotter b 1777 Eppstein whom. Maria Krehbiel)AQ- (Karl and Ottmar book #42)Johann Yotter b. 1803 Eppstein, GY h2. Agnes Gobel (widowof Eichelberger) d. 1838 Eppstein, GYAQ1- Elizabeth b. 12/11/1829 Sembach, GY+AQ2- Christian b. 12/12/1831 Sembach, GY+AQ3- Heinrich b. 11/27/1833 Sembach, GYAQ4- Susanna b. 5/4/1836 Sembach, GYAQ2- Christian Yotter (12/12/1831 Sembach, Gy-7/14/1914 burWest Point,IA (obit in Christlicher Bundesbote-30 Jul 1914)m1 Katherine Boyer (c1837NY- ) m2. 1862 Sarah Schmidt(1842 GY to US age 3- d. 1924 Mt Pleasant,IA, bur. WestPoint, IA . Christian left GY to escapethe draft 1850 to Erie Co, NY.. arrived with brother Henry30 Oct 1850 NY,NY on ship Wm. Tell. Naturalized 21 Aug 1860.in Lee Co, IA by 1860(with w2 had 15 children only 10 listed survived)(References: D. Maszaros data; 1860 Census, Lee Co, West Point)+AQ21- John b. 1/12/1855 Buffalo,NY m. 4/11/1880 MargaretBowers d. 11/13/1923 Oakville, Louisa Co., IAAQ22- Mary b. 9/21/1859 Lee Co.,IA m. 10/30/1881Christ Ellenberger d. 1951AQ23- Henry b. 12/5/1862 m. 11/10/1892 Olive Van Hyningd. 5/11/1923 Yakima, WAAQ24- Anna b. 2/12/1864 m. 3/30/1886 George Kentchres. Willow Springs, MO.

(ref. Donna Kentch on Wed, 10 Mar 1999, GeorgeKENTCH, b. 1 Oct 1853 in Lee Co., Iowa. Married 1st MarthaWHITEHEAD. Three sons born to this union. Elwood, Ethan and Eugene.Married second Anna Katherine YOTTER b.12 Feb 1864, married31 Mar 1886, and moved to Howell Co. sometime after 1890. Theysettled in the Willow Springs area. Nine children were born to Georgeand Anna. Born in Iowa were: Lizzie b.1887, m. Floyd WILLIAMSON1905; Ella b.1888, m.Tom STOVALL; Edmond b. 1890 m.Nina RICHARDSON; and six children born in Willow Springs, MO:Elmer b.1893 m. Katie KORN; Eva b. 1905 m. Earl RADFORD 1917;Emmett b. 1897 m. Bernice BURNS; Emory b. 1900 m. Lula TURNER;Ernest b. 1906 m. Blanche ?; and Emma b. 1908 m. John SPENCE.George and Anna are buried in the area (do not know what cemetery)and also George's father Kathan KENTCH who died while visiting fromLee Co,Iowa. )AQ25- Lizzie b. 7/29/1866 m. 3/26/1895 Samuel Kitchend. 11/12/1913AQ26- Emma b. 4/2/1868 Oakville,IA d. 1/22/1962AQ27- Clara b. 4/14/1871 Donnellson, Lee Co.,IA m.3/19/1890Charles BubbAQ28- Sarah b. 4/14/1871 Donnelson,IA m. 1923 Albert Van Nessd. 2/21/1925 Plymouth, IAAQ29- Christ C. b. 1/8/1875 Oakville,IA m. 3/1/1900 SarahMalcom Anthon,IA d. 7/29/1921 Waverly, MNAQ2a- Edward b. 11/3/1876 IAAQ2b- Charles b. 11/6/1879 West Point,IA m. Nellie PearceMethodist Minister d. 11/13/1961 LaGrange Park,ILAQ2c- Oolie b. 11/3/1885 d. mid 1960sAQ21- John b. 1/12/1855 Buffalo,NY m. 4/11/1880 MargaretBowers d. 11/13/1923 Oakville, Louisa Co., IA (Edwards Cemetery,East Elliot Twp- Margaret V. Yotter (1/2/1860-8/2/1937)(see also: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ialcgs/bio_xyz.htm)AQ211- William H. (9/-/1881 Ia- )AQ212- Edward(10/-/1883 Ia-1961 bur Edwards Cem.) m. Bessie______ (1894-1984 Edwards cem)AQ213- Sarah A. (12/-/1887 Ia- )AQ214- Lena (6/-/1890 Ia- )AQ3- Heinrich Yotter m. 7/7/1857 Alden, NY Eva Salome Asmus(c1834- ?1892 Alden, NY) Millwright and farmer d. 2/16/1925Alden, NY. Naturalized 9 Oct 1860AQ31- Phil Henry b. c1858 Erie Co, NY -had Dau. & son EdwardAQ32- Barbara b. c1861AQ33- Eva b. 12/ /1862AQ34- John Phillip b. 9/ /1864 Alden,NY m. 1898 BuffaloAdelaide Ackerman d. 12/31/1920 Alden,NYAQ35- Susan b. 8/ /1867AQ36- Christian b. 12/ /1869 d. young (before 1880)AQ37- Annab. c1871AQ38- Carrie b. 1/ /1875AR- Benjamin Yoder b. 8/9/1817 PA m. Brigetta Hausman (c1820- )d. 5/21/1899 bur. Friedens Church, Oley (References: RHY of Bechtelsvillenotes; 1880 Census; Brigetta will; Marilyn Markley & Col. Harry D. YoderData; Fairview Cem., Boyertown; St. Paul's Ch. Lobachsville) (OrphansCourt Berks Co, 1900)

+AR1- Frank H. (3/8/1840-6/1/1923) m. Sarah Marks (10/22/1843-6/8/1926) bur. Spangsville Cem. (1880-Pike Twp,BP)(per st. Paul's Frank b 2/2/1840)+AR2- Benneville H. b. 8/15/1841 bap.10/17/1841 m. Catherine D. Merkel(10/9/1846- 1/15/1931) d. 2/2/1899 both bur. Fairview Cem. (1880-Colebrookdale,BP)+AR3- James H. b. 2/9/1843 bap.5/6/1843 m. Louisa Rohrbackd. 3/18/1925 GAR 42nd Regt Co. B, bur. LobachsvilleAR4- Sarah b. 1/5/1845 bap.4/6/1845 m. Abraham ReiderAR5- Thomas H. b. 8/14/1846 m. Catherine Ritter d. 1/25/1876(Thomas H. Yoder m. 10/12/1871 Catherine Ritter at Falkner Swampby Rev. L. Groh)(Orphan's court record for AR lists heir Kate Schaffer)AR6- Emily (Emeline)(Amelia) b. c1849 m _____ Stoudt(died before her father leaving children: Edwin, Calvin, married daughtersSallie Angstadt, Alice Rothermel)AR7- William H. b. c1855AR8- Mary Ann b. 6/4/1856 bap. 8/24/1856 m. 5/19/1877Henry S. Miller d. 6/30/1921 (Marilyn Markley ancestor)AR9- Amanda b. c1852 (?- b. 10/25/1852 m. Zephaniah Gottshall(1/28/1850-10/4/1886) d. 5/7/1919 both bur. Fairview Cem.)+ARa- David H. b. 10/11/1858 m. Louisa M. Barto (1861-1944)d. 1947 bur. Fairview Cem, Boyertown+ARb- Jacob H. b. 10/11/1858 m. Louisa S. Miller (5/13/1859-11/22/1921) d. 9/26/1947 bur. Fairview Cem, BoyertownARc- Anna Louisa H. b. 8/20/1863 m. 11/27/1886 St. John's Luth.Ch.Boyerstown, Pa John Franklin Merkel d. 10/8/1943 bur. Fairview Cem.AR1- Franklin L. Yoder (3/8/1840-6/1/1923) m. Sarah Marks (10/22/1843-6/8/1926) bur. Spangsville Cem. (1880-Pike Twp,BP; 1900- with dil Emmab. 3/-/1876) (per St. Paul's Frank b 2/2/1840)AR11- Benjamin F. (5/31/1868- )(per 1900-12/-/1869- )AR12- Ezra (12/-/1874- )AR13- Horace (1/-/1878- )AR14- Alvin (2/-/1883- )AR2- Benneville H. Yoder (8/15/1841 bap.10/17/1841-2/2/1899 both bur.Fairview Cem. ) m. Catherine D. Merkel (10/9/1846- 1/15/1931)(1880-Colebrookdale,BP) (R H Yoder Data)AR21- William B. (1867-1951) m Hettie Hirbine (1869-1945)AR22- Catherine (Kate M.) (1869-1950) m Irwin Maurer (1869-1953)AR23- Laura Jane (1871-1896) m David G. Herb ( - )AR24- Lillian C. (Lillie M.) (1873-1956) m Daniel Youse ( -)AR21- William B. Yoder (1867-1951) mHettie Hirbine (1869-1945) (R.H. Yoder Data)(1900-BP, Oley)AR211- Benneville (2/-/1888-1951) m ___McClosky ( - )AR212- Venanah (sp?) (7/-/1890- )AR213- Taylor (9/-/1892-1954) singleAR214- Mamie (1/-/1894- ) m Kenneth Murray ( - )AR215- Esther (9/-/1895-1962 bur. Laureldale Cem.)AR216- John H. (9/-/1896- ) m Katie Schaeffer ( - )AR217- William H. (9/-/1896-1965) m Mamie Downer ( - )AR218- Chester H. (5/-/1989- ) m Ethel Beiswinger ( -)AR219- Milton H. (1903- ) m Luna M. Lamm ( - )

AR21a- Scott H. (1908- ) m Myrtle Seidel ( - )AR21b- Miriam H. (1908- ) m. Harry Unger ( - ) res.Grill,Pa.AR3- James H. Yoder ( 2/9/1843 bap.5/6/1843- 3/18/1925) m.Louisa Rohrback (7/8/1853- 3/6/1921) GAR 42nd Regt Co. B,bur. Lobachsville Cem. (1900-BP-Oley)AR31- Laura R. ( - ) m Charles Stump ( -)AR32- Edwin R. (10/-/1872-1953) m1. Annie M. ___ (1877-1901)m2Ella W. ____ (1875-1922) all bur. Lobachsville,PaAR33- Thomas R. (11/30/1876-3/3/1966) m.Anna R Strubk(3/19/1881-10/4/1976) res Rockland Twp.AR34- Lewis R. (10/17/1880-9/_/1964 res Pa (SSN)) m. Beulah E. Conrad(1892-1974) bur. LobachsvilleAR35- Carrie R. (Sarah Ellen-per 1900 census) (5/31/1883-2/16/1967)m. William Berger (3/2/1875-2/28/1939) bur. Freidens Cem.OleyAR36- Mary (9/-/1884- )AR37- Charles R. (6/13/1887-4/_/1972 res Pa (SSN)) mSadieHartman( - )AR7- William H. Yoder (1/-/1855-Missouri ____ (4/-/1857-AR71- Jennie (12/-/1882- )AR72- Lizzie (5/-/1885- )AR73- Hattie (11/-/1887- )) m) (1900-Colebrookdale Twp,BP)ARa- David H. Yoder (10/11/1858-1947) m. Louisa M. Barto (1861-1944)bur. Fairview Cem, Boyertown (1900- Colebrookdale Twp, BP)ARa1- Jeremiah (11/-/1883-1918) m. Mary _____ bur. Boyerstown,PaARa2- Bertha Mary (3/25/1884- ) m Clinton Shollenberger( - )ARa3- Florence (12/-/1885- ) m. Fred Werner ( - )ARa4- Lawrence (5/-/1892- ) (SSN Lawrence 5/4/1892-3/-/1967 Pa)ARa5- Ella (8/13/1900- ) m1. ___ Shane ( - ) m2.Carmen Talarico( - )ARb- Jacob H. Yoder (10/11/1858- 9/26/1947 bur. Fairview Cem, Boyertown)mLouisa S. Miller (5/13/1859-11/22/1921) (Col. Harry D. YoderCht '86)ARb1- Walter ( - ) m Leah ____ ( - )ARb2- John ( - )ARb3- Paul M. (12/_/1887 Boyerstown,Pa- ) m. Gertrude ___( - )\ARb4- Jacob ( - )ARb5- Daniel ( - )AS- Jacob Yoder b. 1783 m. Mary Sterner ( c1792-2/12/1863) residentUnion Co.,PA 1830,1840,1850 d. 4/11/1864 Lewisburg, letter ofadmin.dated 4/19/1864 to John S., both bur. Lewisburg Cem. (Per NR Yoder-"family story about a run-away Mennonite boy")----------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: DNA TESTING IN MARCH 2007 ESTABLISHED THAT JACOB YODEROF LEWISBURG, PA IS THIS JACOB!!! THE DATA COLLECTED ON HIS DESCENT,

PREVIOUSLY SHOWN UNDER UNLINKED CODE “AS-” AND “?YR1272” ISPRESENTED BELOW- CHRIS YODER, EDITOR YNL---------------------------------------------------------------AS1?- - George Yoder (c1832-2/13/1871 Freeport, Winnebago Co.,Il age 39 years) m. c1852 Winnebago Co., Il.Mary A. Miller (12/20/1833 Newbury, Orange Co., Vt-3/11/1923Roscoe, Il) also bur. Freeport City Cem. (Judy Yoder data-'98)---------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: DNA TESTING ESTABLISHES THAT THIS FELLOW IS NEITHER FROM THEAMISH YODER LINE NOR THE LINE OF JACOB YODER OF LEWISBURG- OH146,He remains unlinked, matching to the non-Amish Yoder profile.One speculation is that he was an unidentified son of George YoderOf Venago Co, Pa (OY426) and his wife Margaret (Peggy) Shickel-----------------------------------------------------------------(Mary-d/o Alexander Miller and Mary Mackie, m2. 8/25/1873Beloit, Rock Co., WI- Wm. Lloyd) Both bur. Freeport City Cemetery(George was in Winnebago Co in 1850 census)(1880- Mary and second husbandand child Erving (Ewing) are in Roscoe, Winnebago Co., Il)Obit from the Freeport Bulletin, Thurs. 23 Feb. 1871 “George Yoder,Well-known ice man of this city, died on Monday evening last. Mr. YoderHas been extensively engaged in the ice business for some time past, andhis sudden demise was probably the result of overworking in the icehouse.”AS1?1- female d.c1855AS1?2- infantAS1?1- Maggie C. (11/15/1861 Il-8/-/1921 Denver, Co)m. 5/16/1877 Freeport, Il Wm. H. Cronkrite (1854- )+AS1?2- Effingham Lincoln b. 10/13/1862 FreeportAS1?2- Effingham Yoder m. 1/25/1882 Bellot, WI Minnie Agnes Place(11/4/1863 Bethlehem, PA-9/27/1934) d. 5/6/1936 Freeport,IL(Terry Yoder Cht-9/90, Judy Yoder-'98; 1920-Stephenson Co, IL)(DNA test confirms that desc of George does not tie to Amish Yoders)AS1221- George Daniel (10/17/1884 Freeport,Il- 6/22/1951) m.12/3/1904Freeport, Il to Emma Ward (2/12/1890-2/13/1962) (1920-Stephenson Co,IL)bur. Oakland City Cem. FreeportAS1222- Floyd Robert (11/25/1888 Freeport,Il -9/1/1964 Flint,Mi)m. 2/23/1911 Chicago, Il Olive Pearl Shippee (11/29/1887-3/25/1982)res. Flint,MI bur Gracelawn Cem, Flint, Mi.AS1223- Vera (9/3/1892-6/-/1966) m (w1) 10/21/1905 WilliamKoholdtdivorcedAS1224- Glen William (7/25/1898 Freeport,Il-11/28/1953 Freeport,Il)m. 11/11/1920 Mildred C. Knauff (11/12/1899-10/5/1972)bur. Oakland Cem., Freeport---------------------------------------------------------------xAS- George Yoder b. c 3/27/1784 m1? m2?Wayne Co,OH 1820, 1830 ; Summitt Co,OH 1840d.1/30/1870 age 85y 10m 3d bur. Leibhart Cem. Loran Twp west ofFreeport-----------------------------------------------------------Note: speculation was that these two men were the sonsof Joseph Yoder of the Amish line --see YR1271 and YR1272.YNL45 gives the proof that George WAS YR1271. DNA testing

Proves Jacob above WAS NOT YR1272, but rather OH146.----------------------------------------------------------AU- Henry Yoder (10/31/1832 Bavaria-4/18/1900)(age 67y 5m obit in Christlicher Bundesbote-10 Mar 1900)m. Elizabeth Rees (9/26/1832-7/10/1905(?see obit date)(obit in Christlicher Bundesbote-issue of 24 Jul 1902)res. Ashland Co, OH. both bur. Vermillion Cem., Hayesville, OH(Believed only a partial list) (Reference: 1880, 1900 -Ashland;Ohio Cem Recd)AU1- Elizabeth b. c1865AU2- Ameliab. c1869AU3- Louisab. c1875AU4- Maria b. d. 3/28/1873...............................................................................................................Index to Obituaries in the Christlicher Bundesbote10 May 1900, p. 7Yoder. -- Den 18. April bei Hayesville, O., Heinrich Yoder im Alter von 67Jahren, 5Monaten und 18 Tagen. Er wurde bei Oberweiler in der Rheinpfalz geboren.Am 1.März 1861 verehelichte er sich mit Elisabeth Rees. Im April 1861 kamen sienachAmerika und waren seitdem bei Hayesville, Ashland Co., Ohio, wohnhaft. Sielebten 39Jahre in glücklicher Ehe. Der Herr segnete sie mit 4 Töchtern, von deneneine, Maria,am 28. März 1873 starb. Br. Yoder wurde christlich erzogen und schon frühin seinemLeben wurde er gläubig an den Herrn Jesum Christum, und schloss sich derMennonitengemeinde an. In diesem seinem Glauben beharrte er bis an seinseligesEnde. Die Beerdigung fand am 20. in Hayesville, O., statt. Die Leichenredeüber Ps. 90,12 wurde von N. C. Hirschy von Wadsworth, O., gehalten...............................................................................................................Index to Obituaries in the Christlicher Bundesbote24 July 1902, p. 6Yoder. -- Am 10. Juli in Ashland, Ohio Elisabeth Yoder geb. Rees. Siewurde am 26.September 1833 bei Albesweiler, Rheinpfalz, Deutschland geboren. Am 1.März 1861verehelichte sie sich mit Heinrich Yoder. Bald darauf wanderten sie ausnach Amerikaund siedelten sich bei Hayesville, Ohio an, wo sie in aller Gottesfurchtlebten. BruderYoder wurde am 18. April, 1900 heimgerufen. Letzten April zog dieVerstorbene mitihren zwei Töchtern nach Ashland. Dieses neuen Heims bedurfte sie abernicht mehrlange, denn sie starb daselbst am 10. Juli im Alter von 69 Jahren, 9Monaten und 14Tagen. In früher Jugend schon hatte sie durch Anschluss an eineMennonitengemeinde

den Bund mit dem Herrn gemacht. Diesem Bunde blieb sie treu bis an Ende.DieBegräbnisfeier fand am 12. Juli statt und wurde von Pred. J. W. KliewervonWadsworth, Ohio geleitet. Pred. Philpott von der Methodisten Kirche inAshland undPred. Steinhage von der Reformierten Kirche in Spencerville, Ohiobeteiligten sich ander Feier. Die Verstorbene wurde auf dem Hayesville Friedhof zur Seiteihres Gatten zurRuhe gebettet......................................................................................................................(Note for AV- DNA Testing supports this Amos as a likely son of Abraham Yoder(OH135), see YNL 56, Oct 2010)AV- Amos Yoder b. c2/ /1797 m1. Rebecca _____ ( -6/30/1838 age 30 bur. Sugar Grove Cem, Miami Co., Oh) m2. 1/3/1841Miami Co, OH Mary Cain (3/2/1809 PA-12/14/1888 age 79y 9m 12d)d. 6/3/1878 age 81y 3m 27d bur. Oakland Cem.,Adam Twp.,Darke Co.,OH (?1830 Census, Tulpehocken Twp.Berks Co-with one daughter,; appears so as Christ Lutheran Church in Tulpehocken (now Marion) Twpshows birth of Elizabeth, daughter of Amos and Rebecca Yotter)Mary living with David as of 1880 census. (Reference: Ohio Cem. Recds;1880-Darke Co,O; Miami Co., O Marraige Book E 252; New Harris CreekCem-Miami Co, Newberry Twp; Deeds Newton Twp, Miami Co 1846 & 1852;Joe Bosserman data)AV--- Elizabeth b. 4/2/1830 bapt. 4/12/1830 Christ Lutheran Church,witnesses Nicholas Killmer & wife CatherineAV1- Aaron b. c10/22/1842 d. 12/29/1862 in hosp. in Nashville,TNage 20y 2m 7d. bur. Old Harris Creek Cem. Adams Twp, Darke Co.,OH.AV2- David b. c1846 OH m. Caroline (?Dickey)two infants bur. Oakland Cem. (1900-Miami Co)(David's Death record-Darke Co- d. 3/12/1908 age 62yr 5mo 23 d atGreenville,Miami Co, occupation laborer of typhoid fever) "two brothers died the samenight"--Ron Yoder)(ancestor of Ron Yoder, P.O.Box 602, Brighton,Mo 65617-0602)AV3- Benjamin F. b. 1847 OH m. Sarah ______ (1851-1934) d 3/2/1908bur. New Harris Creek Cem., Newberry Twp, Miami Co, OHAV2- David (9/19/1845 Miami Co, O-3/12/1908) m. 6/20/1878Caroline (?Dickey)(5/29/1852-3/20/1909) two infants bur. Oakland Cem. (1900-Miami Co)(David's Death record-Darke Co- d. 3/12/1908 age 62yr 5mo 23 d atGreenville,Miami Co, occupation laborer of typhoid fever) "two brothers died the samenight"--Ron Yoder)(ancestor of Ron Yoder, P.O.Box 602, Brighton,Mo 65617-0602)AV21- Stella May (5/29/1852 Darke Co, O-3/1/1952) m. 6/17/1902Will Thompson ( - )AV22- Twin Boys (6/11/1880 Darke Co, O-6/11/1880)AV23- Twin Boys (6/11/1880 Darke Co, O-6/11/1880)AV24- Charles Elmer (5/14/1881 Darke Co, O-6/25/1932) m. 3/24/1924_______ ( - )

AV25- Mariette Marie (11/30/1882 Darke Co, O-Sep or Oct 1965) m. 6/5/1907Perry Johnson ( - ) (cabinetmaker)AV26- Lucy Jane (11/15/1883 Darke Co, O-2/20/1974 age 90) m. 8/26/1914______ Lizar ( - )AV27-Addie Olive (2/13/1885 Darke Co, O- ) never marriedAV28- George Washington (3/2/1886 Darke Co, O-11/-/---) m. 3/15/1924_______ ( - )AV29- David Benson (Benjamin) (10/10/1887 Darke Co, O-8/15/1971)m. 6/3/1939 ___________ , owned land in Richmond, IndianaAV2a- John Henry (5/21/1889 Adams Co,I-4/16/1941 age 51y 10m 16d,buried the 18th)AV3- Benjamin F. Yoder (1847 OH- ) m. Sarah Shomber (21 Jul 1851inBerlin, Somerset Co, Pa -1934) d 3/2/1908 bur. New Harris Creek Cem.,NewberryTwp, Miami Co, OH (1880 Darke Co, Adams Twp, 1900 Darke, Richl)AV31-William A. (c1869 Oh- )AV32-Clinton D. (per census b. c 1870 Oh)(per Delaware Co, In records Clinton b. 12/28/1870 to Benjamin Yoderand Sarah Shomber) m. 12/24/1874 Pearl B. Jones Delaware Co, InAV33- Lizzie (c1872 OH- )AV34- Mary E (Mollie E.) (c1877 OH )AV35- Ida B (c1883- )(note grandaughter Ethel M b c1899 with Benj. in 1900)AW- see above with "AJ"AX- John Yoder b. c1798 GY/c1764 (see Mort.) m. Mary (c1800GY- )1830 Wayne Co.,OH 1850 Wayne, Green Twp, OH(per 1850 Mortality Schedule- John died Feb 1850, age 85,of consumption, b. Germany; Wayne C,Oh Will of John Yoter,written8/20/1849, pro. 2/26/1850 exec. Mary Yoder, witnesses AndrewAult,Jacob Albright)AX1- Barbara b. c1820 OHAX2- Catherine b. c1827 OH+AX3- Joseph A. b. 12/4/1828 Wayne Co.,OHAX3- Joseph A. Yoder m. 12/3/1863 Wayne Co.,OH Mary Aschbacher(5/ /1838-9/3/1903) d. 4/10/1904 , both died Clay Co.,MOburied Paradise Cem.(References: Wayne Co. Marriages; Mo. Cem. Records; 1900 Clay Co, Mo;Richard P. Schmidt, Kearney,Mo & Carolyn Craig, Raytown,Mo)AX31- Elizabeth b. 9/27/1866 IN m. 2/19/1891 William Schmidt(1863-1943) d. 8/7/1938 funeral at Methodist Episcopal churchbur. Arley cem., Clay Co. MOSeven children, two of whom preceded her in deathAX32- Jake b. 4/ /1869 IN -1938 res. Smithville,MoAX33- Sally b. 9/ /1871 MO -1938 res. Smithville,MoAX34- Lee b. -1938 res. Smithville,Mo(Aaron below possible son on OH135 Abraham Yoder who m. Hannah Leis-Berks Co, Pa)AY- Aaron Yoder(c1817 PA- 1864) m. 12/23/1841 Clark Co., OH

Hannah Fotzinger (b.c1813 PA- ) Shown 1860 Xenia OHwith Rachel Yoder b. c1812 PA (References: Barbara Yoder &Linda Whitlock research; IGI Microfiche; 1840, Green Co, BathTwp. 1860 Ohio Census-Xenia-GRMM; 1900 Colo census, LaPlata Co,Durango, Estate probated Jul 26, 1864 Greene Co Probate Court.;Harriet 1870 in Madison twp, Clark Co. no husband, 3 kidsLiving with other families)AY1- Ellenora b. c1841 OHAY2- Mary A.E. b. c1845 OH m. 4/5/1865 Clark Co, OHJohn SmithAY3- Rachel R. b. c1847 OH m. 5/30/1867 Clark Co.,OHMoses Wallurn+AY4- Emanuel b. 9/27/1847 or 1848 OH m. 3/16/1871 GreeneCo., OH Sarah Crist d. 8/28/1904 Darke Co., OH.AY5- Georgeb. 4/ /1851 OH m Mary (?Mary Jane Sheller)(10/ /1952 IN- ) res 1900 LaPlata Co.,CO(Delaware Co, In- George Yoder m. 1/16/1873 Mary J. Sheller)AY6- Johnb. 1/ /1853 OH 1900 LaPlata Co.,COAY7- Aaronb. c1854 OH(per Barbara Yoder- Aaron was res. Latche, Oh-in 1910 he signedSarah Christ death certificate in Darke Co., Oh)AY8- Hannahb. c1856 OHAY4- Emanuel Yoder (9/28/1849 OH-8/28/1904 farm accidentDarke Co.,OH) m. 3/16/1871 Greene Co., OH Sarah Crist(11/8/1848 Pa-12/17/1910 Union City, Oh- 61y 1m 9d ofAcute Gastro Enteritis)(dau. Of John Christ)Both bur. SpringHill Cemetery, Darke Co.,OH (Linda Yoder booklet,"Branching Out: A Climb Through Our Family Tree"-1995,Barbara Yoder data; 1860-Green Co, Miami Twp; 1880-UnionCity, Oh, Washington Twp; 1900-Washington twp; 1908 RR 40Union City, Oh- sec. 29; Sarah lived with Clarence Yoder304 Harrison St, Union City in 1910, Washington Twp.)(Sarah (Crist) Yoder Bible)+AY41- Harry Raymon (3/27/1872 Madison Co, Oh-1/31/1936Richmond, In) m. 12/8/1894 Richmond, In Mary Etta Laudermilt(12/8/1894 WV-10/-/1950 Richmond,I)Buried Earlham Cem., Richmond, InAY42- Sarah Ellen (8/31/1874 Mad River twp, Clark Co, Oh-5/6/1956) m. 7/1/1891 Darke Co, Oh David Jordonm2. _____ WoodingtonAY43- Charles Walter (8/31/1876-3/17/1878 Enon, Mad River Twp, Oh)AY44- Forrest Clay (12/18/1879 Mad River Twp. Clark Co., Oh-10/15/1957 Jackson Twp, Darke Co, Oh) m. 12/29/1900Nettie Ellen Burk , bur. Spartenburg, In Lot 152AY45- Franklin (8/15/1881 Mad River twp, Clark Co, Oh-2/25/1945) m. 12/28/1907 (marriage license) Union City,Darke Co., Oh Amy BickelAY46- Jesse (3/20/1884-1/4/1932) m. 10/10/1903 (marriagelicense) Union City, Darke Co., Oh Herbert R. WhistlerAY47- Clarence (4/20/1887-4/18/1948) m. 2/5/1910 (marriagelicense) Union City, Darke Co., Oh Margaret SullenbergerAY48- Ralph (10/15/1889-11/12/1891 age 2y 6mo. strictureof the bowels, Washington Co., Oh bur. Springhill Cem.)AY41- Harry Raymon Yoder (3/27/1872 Madison Co, Oh-1/31/1936Richmond, In of pneumonia) m. 12/8/1894 Richmond, In Mary

Etta Laudermilt (12/8/1894 WV-10/-/1950 Richmond,I of diabetes)Buried Earlham Cem., Richmond, InAY411- William Albert (3/16/1896 Fountain City, Wayne Co., In-10/2/1955 Richmond, Wayne Co, In) bur. Goshen Cem. Richmond,In m. 8/12/1925 Richmond, In Fern AddlmenAY412- Virgil Yoder (9/8/1897 -1/28/1953 Richmond,In)m. 5/14/1925 Richmond, I Inez Alberta Fulton (12/4/1902Fountain City,I-5/25/1978 Richmond,I)AY413- Anna (8/6/1899 Richmond, In-9/29/1995 Richmond, In)m. 4/8/1916 Walter Menze (son William Witt)AY414- Elsie (7/3/1901 Richmond, In-4/22/1929 Richmond,In)m. 8/14/1919 Richmond, In Lester PhenisAY415- Blanch Marie (2/5/1904 Richmond, In-9/13/2001 Richmond,In) m. 8/20/1920 Richmond, In Carl S. Metzger (son GeorgeTaylor)AY416- Lester Vernon (Clarence) (11/8/1905 Washngton Twp,Darke Co, Oh-2/5/1926 Richmond, In)AY417- Sarah Elizabeth (6/24/1907 Gernman Twp, Oh- 4/25/1925Richmond, In d. Earlham Cem. m. Lowell BrooksAY418- Glenn E. (2/2/1913 New Madison- 12/12/1959 Richmond, In)Bur. Brown Hill Cem. Centerville, Wayne Co, Inm. 6/29/1935 Richmond, In Georgia E. MullenAY419- Richard Duane (12/16/1920 Richmond, In-4/15/1987Richmond, In, bur Earlham Cem) m. 4/17/1943 Richmond, InBarbara Jane _______ .AY41a- Norman (9/1/1916 Richmond, In-8/16/1999 DaytonVeteran's Hosp, Oh) bur. Elkhorn Mem. Richmond, Inm. 6/22/1963 Richmond, In Bonnie A. WoodAY412- Virgil Yoder (9/8/1897 -1/28/1953 Richmond,In ofcancer) m. 5/14/1925 Richmond, I Inez Alberta Fulton (12/4/1902Fountain City,I-5/25/1978 Richmond,I hear) both bur. Earlham cem(Virgil worked for the Light Co-1931-1937, 1937 SupervisorLight P.; Inez worked at Glove factory; 1931 lived 531 S. 12,both died at home 721 S. 12, Richmond, In; member FirstChristian Church; data from Barbara Yoder)AY4121- Glendora Fay (12/16/1931 Richmond, In-12/16/1931 Richmond, In)(died at birth- cord around neck)AY4122- Herschel L. (12/11/1932 Richmond, In- ) m. 1/14/1952Richmond, In Carolyn Sue TetleyAY4123- Jay Allen (6/29/1937 Richmond, In-11/18/1991 Richmond, InCancer) Bur. Earlham Cem, Richmond, In m. 12/14/1957 Richmond, InBarbara J. WitterAY4122- Herschel L. Yoder (12/11/1932 Richmond, In- ) m. 1/14/1952Richmond, In Carolyn Sue Tetley (8/9/1936- ) Res. Penville Rd.,Cambridge City. Empl. Nateo Co.AY41221- Linda Lee (8/14/1952 Richmond, In- ) m. 4/9/1969Richmond, In Terry Lee GuillaumeAY41222- Larry (3/12/1961 Richmond, In- )AY41223- Terry (3/18/1965 Richmond, In- )AY4123- Jay Allen Yoder (6/29/1937 Richmond, In-11/18/1991 Richmond, InCancer) Bur. Earlham Cem, Richmond, In m. 12/14/1957 Richmond, InBarbara J. Witter (12/12/1937 Farmland, In-)(Knowles Tool-1956;Richmond Record Press; H&P Tool Co.- 1962; Jayco Mfg-1979) First ChristianChurch

AY41231- Debbie Allen (2/22/1958 Richmond, In- ) m. 6/10/1980Richmond, In John D. MorrisAY41232- Jay Allen (6/21/1960 Richmond, In- ) m. 1/15/1993Richmond, In Theresa SamsAY41233- Mary Ann (5/21/1961 Richmond, In- ) m. 8/6/1964Elizabeth, Ky Charles PierceAZx1-(prob. Brother of AZ)- Jacob Yoder (c10/12/1817-6/13/188466y 8m 1d) m. Althea ______. ( -)m. Helen (8/23/1827-11/16/1878) "wife of Jacob" all bur.Mound Cem.,Monroe, Butler Co, Oh; Jacob naturalized 10/2/1851. Estate namesnieces Ellen M., Eliza and Emma Petty, and nephew Wm. J. Roth.AZx11- George "son of J & A" b. d. Mound Cem.AZ- Petter Jotter b. 10/24/1819 (possibly Munsterhof, Dreissen, GY)m. 9/3/1846 (prob. Butler Co, OH) to Marie (Maria) Bender(b. 5/3/1819 Zweston, Hesse-Cassel, GY d. 5/3/1900 Hamilton,Butler Co, OH (obit in Christlicher Bundesbote-17 May 1900))d/o Johannes Bender and Marie Brenneman.both bur. Mound Cemetery, Monroe, Butler Co. OHemigrated to USA, was in Butler Co by 1840. Naturalization9/13/1848.(References: research by Patricia (Boddy) Tharp; Fam. Recd of JacobBrenneman; The Brenneman History; Hist & Biog of Butler Co,OH;Atlas,Map of Butler Co-1875; letter from Karl Joder in German attributesbirth place and date to this Petter-no references given; family corresp.with Ernst Jotter & Edna Kinsinger)AZ1- William Bender b. 8/8/1847 Monroe, Butler Co.,OHm. 5/30/1878 Jacobine Ehresmann d. 1/13/1924 Tulare Co,Berkley, CA bur. Mound Cem., Monroe, Butler Co., OhAZ2- George Washington b. 2/22/1849 Monroe m. 6/4/1887 Fairbury,NE Mary Jane Sholl d. 4/1/1930 Topeka KS. bur. Maple Grove,Narka, KS (reference: Death certif. for George W.)AZ3- Elise Anna b. 12/26/1850 Monroe m. 10/2/1879 Jacob A.Sommers d. 1923 bur. Collinsville Cem.AZ4- Marie Louisa b. 1/30/1853 Monroe d. 1/2/1860bur. Mound Cemetery, Monroe, OHAZ5- Emma B. b. 6/6/1856 Monroe m. 3/26/1885 Samuel Kinsingerd. Aug. 1938 Collinsville, OH bur. Collinsville, OHBA- (Now apparent that this family is based on Dotter family.. with namemisinterpreted from written text- not a Jotter/Yoder)Mathias Yoder 7/23/1760 m. Catherine __ (1764-1828)d. 1823 Oley Cemetery(Reference- Old Lutheran section at Oley Cemetery)? BA1- John b. 11/17/1795 d. 12/5/1835? BA2- Daniel b. 179_ d. 1830 36y 11m(son ? Daniel 1/21/1826-9 to 1837 10yrs)? BA3- Hannah b. 2/2/1807 d. 1823- - - - - - - - - -from Montgomery's Bio. Hist of Berks Co:DOTTERER, MATHIAS H., p. 1195 Surnames:

DOTTERER, DOTTERO, TODDEROW, IMBODY, MUTHART, HERB, GERHARD, ANTHONY,SCHOENLY, HEYDT, WELLER, GESCHWINDT, SEIDEL, YERGER, HENRY, ANGSTADTMathias H. Dotterer, who is engaged in the grocery and general merchandisebusiness at No. 1755 Centre Avenue, Reading, Pa., was born in Districttownship, Berks county, Dec. 26, 1861, and is descended from (I) MathiasDotterer, the emigrant ancestor of the family, through (II) Mathias (2),(III) Daniel, (IV) Mathias and (V) David.(I) Mathias Dotterer, whose name of the passenger list is given asMattheus Dotter, came to America on the ship "Jacob," Captain Adolph DeGrove, from Amsterdam, last from Shields, England, qualifying atPhiladelphia, Oct. 2, 1749. On the same ship were Nicklaus and MartinDotter, who may have been brothers, or sons over sixteen years of age. Hisson, Mathias (1744-1827) was about five years old at the time, and becauseof his tender years his name would not appear on the passenger list.(II) Mathias Dotterer, son of Mathias, born Jan 22, 1744, became a pioneerof Lower Berks county. His name is variously spelled Dotterer, Dottero,and Toderrow. On the red sandstone that marks his grave just south of theHill Church, is the following inscription " Mathias Dotterer, son ofMathias and Catharine, Born Jan 22, 1744, Died June 30, 1827, aged 83years, 5 months and 8 days." His wife is buried at his side, her gravebeing marked by the following inscription "Anna Maria, daughter of Adamand Catharine Imbody, and wife Mathias Dotterer. She was born May 17,1743, married 1765, and lived in holy wedlock over sixty years. She had 2sons, 26 grandchildren, 40 great-grandchildren at the time of her death,which occurred Feb. 24, 1825, aged 81 years 9 months and 17 days." Theyhad two sons: Daniel was executor of his father's will (on record inGerman in Will Book 6, p. 99) ; and Mathias.(III) Daniel Dotterer, son of Mathias, was born July 4, 1766, and he diedSept 13, 1844, in the seventy-ninth year of his age. He lived in Earltownship, where he owned a farm, and he also owned a tract in Rocklandtownship, bequeathing the latter to his son Henry in his will made Oct.29, 1834. This will, probated Oct. 14, 1844, is on record in Will Book 9,p. 18: Executors, his son Mathias and Daniel. In the Will Index his nameis spelled Daniel Dottero. He married Barbara Muthart (born June 28, 1763,died Dec. 3, 1843) and their children were: Mathias, John, Daniel (1792-1840), Jacob, George, Henry (who was given the tract of land in Rocklandtownship), Susanna, Catharine and Margaret (whose will, made Dec. 5, 1865was recorded Dec. 10, 1866).(IV) Mathias Dotterer, son of Daniel, was born in 1787. He engaged infarming in Washington township, where he owned a 114-acre tract, now inthe property of M. G. Gerhard. His death occurred in 1871, and he wasburied at Hill Church. He was twice married. His first wife, CatharineMuthart, born Dec. 21, 1799, died Aug. 23, 1834. Mr. Dotterer married(second) Catharine Herb. He was the father of fourteen children: Isaac,David, Jonathan, Aaron, George, Joseph, Israel (had three children), John,Mathias, Abraham, Henry (1825-1856), William, (1825-1903), Anna (m. EdwardAnthony, of Dale, Pa.) and Catharine (m. William Schoenly, of Boyertown).(V) David Dotterer, son of Mathias, was born in Washington township in1823. He was early trained to farming and followed that calling as long ashe was engaged in active labor. He received his education in the payschools taught by German teachers, and he can give interesting accounts of

his early experiences. He taught school at Weikel's Hill, the school beingheld in a spring house. He owned two farms in Washington township, one ofsixty-five acres and one of forty. He is now making his home with his sonJames near Heydt's schoolhouse. He married Magdalena Heydt, daughter ofJohn and Magdalena (Weller) Heydt. She died in 1896. Their children were:James, who lives in Washington township; Mathias H.; John, on a farm nearSassamansville; and Manasses, who died in 1905 at the age of thirty-five.(VI) Mathias H. Dotterer, son of David, was reared upon the home farm, andeducated in the public schools and the Keystone State Normal School. Atthe age of eighteen years, he began clerking in the store at Hill Church,for John Dotterer, and later he clerked for J. P. Geschwindt, in Longswamptownship, and after that he was employed in a similar capacity by WilliamF. Seidel, at Bowers Station. In 1885 he entered the mercantile businessfor himself, at Bechtelsville, where he conducted a general store fortwenty years. He was very successful, and the people of the town showedhim high esteem. He was one of the organizers of the borough ofBechtelsville, and was its first justice of the peace. He also served asschool director for three terms. He was elected treasurer of the boroughmany terms, and upon his removal from the borough resigned. In April,1906, he sold out his stock, good will and fixtures to William R. Yerger,of Friedensburg, (who later sold to William A. Henry), and that springmoved to Reading, where enjoyed a rest until the following October, whenhe opened a grocery store at No. 400 South Fifteenth street, his presentlocation. He carries a fine line of groceries and fresh vegetables, andhis stand is justly popular.In politics, Mr. Dotterer is a Democrat. On Nov. 29, 1884, he marriedTorinda Gerhard, daughter of Daniel and Eliza (Angstadt) Gerhard, ofLongswamp township, and they have four children: Winfield S., a bookkeeperat Reading; Raymond A., clerking for his father; and Lloyd J. and Viola M.- - - - - - - - - - -BB- Joseph Yoder b. c1809 MD m. Mary______ (c1810 MD- )res. 1840 Preston Co,VA (as "Yoter"); 1870 Marion Co, WVAfarm hand;BB1- Samuel b. c1834 PA "without occupation" "idiot"+BB2- Jackson M. b. c1837 WVABB3- dau. b. 1835-40+BB4- Emanuel E. b. c1849BB5- Mary b. c1848 m. 7/25/1869 Marion Co.,WVAGeorge D. Koon (1850- ) (per Marion Co Mar. RecdsGeo- son of Wm & Amelia, Mary- dau of Joseph & Mary)BB..BB6- Jane b. c1854 WVABB7- Missouri b. c1855 WVABB2- Jackson M. Yoder m. 11/12/1863 Marion Co.,WVAAnnie E. Arnett (c1843 Marion Co.,WVA- ) Marion Co 1870 &1880.in 1880 census 3 children were residing with Charity Menear asboarders)(Per Marion Co Mar. Recds- Jackson was son of Joseph & Nancy Yoder)BB21- Willie J. b. c1867 WVA(?per Inspector of Mines report- W.H. Yoder age 22(?sic) died

in Mine accident, Harrison Co, Jun.12, 1901)BB22- Harryb. c1869 WVABB23- Mary Kate b. (?) 1871 WVA (listed in 1870 unless a Mary diedand another child given the name)BB24- Johnb. c1874 OHBB4- Emanuel Enos Yoder (12/-/1846 WV- ) m. 4/29/1869 MarionCo.,WV Sarah Anna Dawson (c1847 WVA- ?bur Pisgah Ch Cem)(per Marion Mar. Recd- Emanuel- son of Joseph & Mary, Sarah dau.of Jacob & Eliz) (prob Fayette Co 1880; 1900- Monongalia Co, WV)(Pisgah Church Cem-one older Yoder stone, not ledgible)BB41- A. Long b. c1870 WVABB42- J. Henry b. c1873 PABB43- D. Barton b. 12/-/1878 PA or WV(Dawson B. Yoder 1878-1958, bur. Pisgah Ch. Cem, WV)BC- Malachi Yoter, res. Montgomery Co.,VA bought land 1788 inHampshire Co., VABC1-Catherine b. 12/15/1766 Hampshire Co.,VA m.9/15/1786Hampshire Co.,VA Joshua Younger--------------------------------------------------------------------Joshua YOUNGER EVENT: 07 JUL 1795, Madison, KY Deed for 54 acres, from John Leveridge BIRTH: 11 MAY 1755, VA DEATH: 02 AUG 1854, Bedford, Lawrence, IN BURIAL: AFT 02 AUG 1854, Bedford, Lawrence, IN EVENT: 1788, Nelson, KYDeed, Book 2, p. 20, from Governor of VA. EVENT: 15 NOV 1791, Nelson, KYDeed for 600 acres EVENT: 06 APR 1796, Madison, KY Deed 54 acres to John Dever. EVENT: 1799, Hardin, KYDeed to Adam Shipp EVENT: 1799, Hardin, KYDeed to James Irwin. EVENT: 1799, Hardin, KYDeed tp William Jordan. EVENT: 1799, Hardin, KYDeed to James Murdock. EVENT: 07 OCT 1804, Garrard, KYDeed from Nicholas Welch and his wife, Sarah, 50 acres on Paint LickCreek, a branch of the Kentucky River, for $200. EVENT: 21 JAN 1809, Garrard, KYDeed to Elisha H. Dennis, son of Peter's brother-in-law for $300 onPain Creek. EVENT: 30 JAN 1807The bearer, hereof, Joshua Younger, was a private in the 12th Regt.ofthe Continental Establishment until he rec'd a wound which renderedhim unfit for further service when he was regularly discharged by mea

Colonel of the sd Regt. after which he was placed on the list ofPensionrs. I further testify that he was extimated a good soldierwhile i the service and that he has from every information which Ihave been able to obtain maintianed the character of a respectablecitizen.Signed: James Wood, Formerly Genral of the Continental Army EVENT: 21 JAN 1809, Madison, KYDeed to Elisha Dennis for 50 acres on Paint Lick. EVENT: 06 OCT 1821, Richmond, Richmond, VAPower of Attoney.Know all men by these presents that we Joshua Younger and JamesFitzpatricj do appoint John Watkins of Richmond my attorney in facttoreview our land warrants when issued and receipt for the same in ournames and we ratify the same as witness our hands this 6th ofOctober1821 (original records in VA Archives) EVENT: 10 MAR 1822Land Warrant in Council.It is advised that Joshua Younger be allowed land bounty as aprivatein the Continental Line for service during the war.Signed - Thomas Randolph EVENT: MAY 1779, NJWounded in the war. EVENT: 31 MAR 1829, Nicholas, KYPension application statement: he was a farmer but not able tofollowit. His wife was 62 last December and he had one son, Garrett, age22, and his wife, age 20, living with him. He is much indebted andhis property consists of one mare, 28 years old, $5; none head ofcattle, $35; one plow; tow pair of geese, one at $9.50; three beds,bedsteads and bedding, $36; household and kitchen furniture, $20;eleven head of sheep, $5.50; twelve shoots, one sow, $8; totalamount$119. He signed with a mark. A pension of $8 per month. RESIDENCE: 18 MAR 1818, Nicholas, KY RESIDENCE: 01 JUN 1790, Lincoln, KY RESIDENCE: 1795, Madison, KYJoshua plus on male above 21 and one horse. RESIDENCE: 30 APR 1838, Lawrence, INobtained a pension transfer to Lawrence County, IN REFN: 2564Family 1: Elizabeth LeeMARRIAGE: ABT 17721. +Peter2. Elizabeth Lee3. +Charles LeeFamily 2: Catherine Yoter MARRIAGE: 15 SEP 1777, Hampshire, VA1. Sallie2. Mary (Polly)3. +John4. Stever5. +Lewis

6. +GarrettFamily 3:1. Rachel(see:http://www.cstone.net/~bobdf/GEDCOM/younger/d0000/g0000002.html#I2564 )-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------BD- Henry Yoder b. c1776 PA m. Elizabeth _________ (c1799KY- )res. 1830- Hamilton Co.,OH; 1840- Bond Co.,IL; 1850- MadisonCo.,IL. (per 1850 census- Henry age 74 with Elizabeth age 51, SilasYoder age 15 and Lewis Lynch age 15)(Hamilton Co, Miami Twp tax records:1827-28- Henry Yody 0-horse 2-cattle value 48 total tax- 5.21828-29- Henry Yoder 0-horse 2-cattle value 16 total tax-13.61830&33- Henry Yoder 2-horse 1-cow value 80 total tax-72(Hamilton County Marriage Index- Henry Yoden 1833 Vol 4 p24Elizabeth Snudee...m. 11/28/1833 Hamilton Co,OH)(Reference: Madison Co. Marriages)BD1- dau. b. 1810-15+BD2- son b. 1815-20(Henry F. Yoder m1. Mary Wishon 5/31/1838 Henry Co.,INm2. Delilah Denton 7/12/1849 Madison Co.,IL by S.W.Robbin jp at Alton)BD3- son b. 1820-25(John Yoder m. Frances English 10/4/1846 Madison Co,IL byGeorge T. Brown, jp)BD4- son b. 1825-30BD5- dau. b. 1825-30BD6- son b. 1835-40(Silas Yoder b. 1835 IN)BD2- Henry F Yoder m1 ? 5/31/1838 Henry Co, IN Mary Wishonm2 7/12/1849 Madison Co, IL Delilah Denton (c1832 IL- )(Reference: 1860-Madison Co., Upper Alton; H.F. Yoder Jr. Obit; AriaYoder regarding father-in-law HFY Jr "said his folks passed away while hewas very young and that one of his sisters took care of him") (updatedSep 2012 from Ancestry.com)BD21- Christopher b c1845 ILBD22- Maryb c1851 ILBD23- Isabell b 4/7/1856 Wood River, IL d. 4/16/1929 East Alton,IL (per Aria Yoder "Isabell was a sister ofH. Frank Yoder Sr and we called her Aunt Belle" "her name was Belle Whiteand her husbands name was Jim. They had two daughters and they all areburied in the Oakwood Cemetery, Alton,IL""Everyone loved Aunt Belle andUncle Jim- a lovely couple") (Isabella Yoder m. Sep. 5, 1873 St. Louis,Mo. To James White)BD24- Stephen b 6/17/1858 Madison Co, IL d. 9/11/1925 Brunswick,Chariton Co, Mo (per Aria regarding Hubert "My memory isthat his Grandfather was Stephen Yoder" (speaking of Hubert Harry Yoder)BD25- Henry F b 7/2/1866 East Alton, IL m 5/18/1891 or 92Lillian McKee (9/15/1867-5/24/1959) d 5/26/1938 Portland, INBD24- Stephen A. Yoder (6/17/1858 Il-9/11/1925) m.7/2/1880 Louisa (EmmaLuella) Lane (Nov. 1862 IN-6/2/1953 Howard, IN)both bur. Elliot Grove Cem., Brunswick, Chariton Co., Mo (update Sep 2012-Ancestry.com) (Mrs. RobertaBucksath, Keytesville, Mo- 6/97)

(THE ALTON DEMOCRAT, 2 July, 1880. "Married: At the residence of thebride's father, Mr. Larkin LANE, living about two miles east of AltonJunction, upon the 23d of June, 1880, by A. E. BENBOW, J. P., Mr.Stephen A. YODER and Miss Luella LANE. ")BD241- Mattie M. b. 1883 m. 1900 Steven Clarke Fordham, res 1930Brunswick, MoBD242- John Elmer (12/22/1884-2/28/1964) m. Pearl Lightfoot (per Ancestryb. Nov 26, 1884 Mo)(3/26/1889-4/21/1972) res. N.Kansas City, Mo (2 girls, 1 boy)BD243- Walter William (8/7/1892 Smith, MO-3/-/1976 Brunswick, MO) m.Zelma L. Simpson (4/-/1893-1966) res. Brunswick,Mo. (1 boy, 1 girl)BD244- Harry Earl (10/12/1895-12/18/1973)(per ancestry-10/10/1895Brunswick,Mo-12/12/1973 Keytesville, Mo) m Katie Bertha Emilie Kolas(5/25/1896-5/1/1992) res. Keytesville,Mo.(2 boys and 1 girl)BD25- Henry F Yoder (7/2/1866 East Alton,Il-5/26/1938 Portland,In)m 5/18/1891 or 92 Lillian McKee (9/15/1867 Alton, Ill -5/24/1959 at 2:15 pm at Alton Memorial Hospital) both bur. Alton Cem.(Lillian was the daughter of John McKee, and was a memberof Ladies of the Grand Army, Circle 127)(note: whenLillian died in 1959, She was buried from the1st Baptist Church of E Alton, Rev. Wm F Bohn presiding.Pallbearers were: Herman Wilkening, George Smith, LouisRoller, Joe Nolan, Robert Dunn, John Voraceli. At that timesurvivors listed were son H F Yoder (known as Frank), 4grandchildren, 7 great-grandchildren, and 4 great-great-grandchildren.(References: Aria Yoder letter 1993- "I have visited a cemetery inLouisiana, Mo- a relation of the Yoder's, but don't know what relative")BD251- Henry Herbert (3/10/1893 St. Louis, Mo- ) m. 12/31/1911in Alton,Il to Mabel Newnom d 1954 Children: Harry H Yoder andMrs. Wm. (Gladys) Hooley . Children resided Los Angeles, CA.Obit shows 3 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.(reference: Joyce Ann Brink, d/o Gladys Hooley- Indio, Ca; 1993-Aria Yoder Irvine, Ca) (1920-East Alton, Madison Co, IL)BD252- Guy Denton (c1898-1936 E. Alton,Il) m. Glea Booten,no children.BD253- Henry Frank (2/-/1903-1/31/1990)Resided East Alton.m 7/10/1926 Alton,Il by Rev. O. Hegemier, Pastor Evangelical ChurchAria A. Haehn (17 Nov 1902-03 Jul 1996 Irvine, Cal.)BD251- Henry Herbert (3/10/1893 St. Louis, Mo- ) m. 12/31/1911in Alton,Il to Mabel Newnom d 1954 Children: Harry H Yoder and Mrs.Wm.(Gladys) Hooley . Children resided Los Angeles, CA. Obit shows3 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. (reference: Joyce Ann Brink,d/o Gladys Hooley- Indio, Ca; 1993- Aria Yoder Irvine, Ca)(1920 Census shows Gladys L. and Harry H. Jr both living with grandmotherElla Newnom, East Alton, Madison Co, IL, "Hubert" age 26 living withparents,with apparent wife "Lucille" age 21)BD2511- Gladys Lillian (1/22/1913 Alton,Il- ) m1. 1930 Ernesto Mayoralfrom Puerto Rico. divorced 1941 m2. 1946 William George Hooley.Moved to Anahein, Ca in 1955. Res. Santa Ana, Ca as of 1993.BD2512- Herbert Jr ("Bud") (9/28/1914 Alton,Il- 1988 Ca) m. BettyTaylorbur. Green Hills Memorial Park, San Pedro, Ca. Divorced about 1941.

BD253- H. Frank Jr. ( -1/31/1991) bur. Pacific ViewMemorialPark, Newport Beach, Ca. Resided East Alton. m 7/10/1926 Alton,Il byRev. O. Hegemier, Pastor Evangelical Church Aria A. Haehn/Both Presbyterian.BD2531- H. Frank III ("Franklyn") (10/29/1928- )BD2532- Donald Haehn (11/12/1929-9/25/1990 Newport Beach,Ca) bur.PacificView Memorial Park, Newport Beach, Ca.Alton City Cemetery recordsHenry F Yoder age 69 interred 26 May 1938Harry Herbert Yoder age 62 interred 1 Oct 1955 d. Wood River, ILLillian B Yoder age 91 interred 27 May 1959 d Alton, ILMabel Yoder interred 1978----------------------------------------BD24- Stephen b c1858 IL (per Aria regarding Hubert "My memory isthat his Grandfather was Stephen Yoder" (speaking of Hubert Harry Yoder)BD24--Harry and Katie Yoder?BD24--John (per Aria- we used to visit a John Yoder in Kansas City, Mo.Hiswife's name was Pearl. They had 3 children -Mabel, Eva and Pete Yoder-theyhave all passed away. Hubert Yoder may know who his father was")BD24--Harry and Katie Yoder "moved around alot but finally settling inKeytesville,Mo."- Kay Hoist-May 1997) m. 7/15/1915Both buried Keytesville City CemeteryHarry E. Yoder (Oct. 10, 1895- Dec. 16, 1973)Long time Keytesville City Marshal.Katie B. (May 25, 1896-May 1, 1992)City Collector/Clerk of Keytesville, MO.BD24-1- Hubert Harry Yoder (9/7/1916 Eaton,Co-4/30/1997 Alton,Il) m.4/24/1939Alberta Theison of Alton,Il lived in E. Alton until 1972. Then lived inAlabamauntil May 1994. Bur. Valhala Memorial Park, Godfrey Il.BD24-2- Ralph Yoder (res. 97 Ft. Walton Beach, Fla)BD24-3- Roberta m. -------------Bucksath (address: 108 N.Rucker,Keytesville, Mo 65261)BD24-1- Hubert Harry Yoder (9/7/1916 Eaton,Co- ) m.4/24/1939Alberta Theison of Alton,Il lived in E. Alton until 1972. Then lived inAlabamauntil May 1994. (per Aria Yoder "He had a Grandmother that visited himoftenfrom Missouri..so he should be able to give us more information. HisGrandmotheruse to complain about her health and Aunt Belle would say to her - Youwill livelonger than all of us and she did".BD24-11- Hubert Steven b.m. Jane Fry from E.Alton,Il.Two girls. (address: 3793 Brown Owl Ct., Marietta, Ga 30062)BD24-12- Wayne Harry (9/14/1943-10/1/1983) (1984 per East Alton Bapt Ch.

ecords) m. 10/20/1963 Alton,Il Rosemary Hildebrand (address: 1109McKinleyBlvd, Alton,Il 62002)-two kidsBD24-13- Kay Annette (4/7/1946-) m. 6/3/1967 Barry AlanHoistat 1st Bapt.Church in E. Alton. Moved to Mattoon in 1972.--------------------------------------AMISH NOTES- "It is believed that the senior Henry F. Yoder had been bornintoan Amish community in Pennsylvania, but left the harsh life and settled intheMidwest. According to family gossip, he would never discuss his family andhad nocontact with them after resettling in Illinois"--Joyce Ann Brink, 46-145Mesa VerdeTrail, Indio, Ca 92201, May 29,1993."Grandpa always told the story that a Grandpa many generations back waslicked outof an Amish clan in Pa for horse stealing".- Kay Hoist, 1016 Rudy,Mattoon, Il 61938.-May 21, 1997---------------------------------------(References: Aria Yoder letter 1993- "I have visited a cemetery inLouisiana, Moarelation of the Yoder's, but don't know what relative") From Louisiana,Mo PublicLibrary- Buffalo Township (Louisiana) 1st edition left side of thecemetery:"MOTHER Delia Yoder b. Oct.4, 1831- d. March 20,1897. Free Ground orG.A.R."Also shown in Cemetery "W.W. English, July 20,1892 Lot 25; Delia R.English,w/o W.W. English, b. July 22, 1811-d. Jan.5,1883, age 37y,5m,17d"----------------------------------------From Rebecca Hogan, 2130 W Dell Dr, Alton, Il 62002- Her searching for herancestor Louisa Yoder (b. 5/-/1835 Oh) who m. Henson Bright. Her fatherwassupposedly Franklin Yoder. per 1900 Census-Wood River Twp., East AltonVillage, Her father b. Pa. Her mother b. Ohio.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------BE- __________ Yoder (?see Samuel "AW" above) m Juliana _______(1780-90 - ) d before 1830 (see 1830 Census, RobersonTwp, Berks Co) (?Juliana, apparently in family of IsaacWhitakeras of 1850 census, Roberson Twp,BP)BE1- male b c1815-20(?Daniel Yoder- 1850 census Roberson Twp, Berks-below)BE2- female b c1815-20?BE1- Daniel Yoder b 1818 PA m Ann _____ (c1816- ) (1850 CensusRoberson Berks Co. Listed with a Thomas Yoder age 35, laborer)1860-BP-Union, 1880-BPBE11- Samuel (4/4/1840 PA-3/18/1915 Allentown,Pa) GARm 4/4/1868 Pottstown, Trinity Reformed Church to Kate G Fillman

(1/-/1846- ) (Samuel's pension file)BE12- James b c1843BE13- Caroline W b c1846BE14- Lewis b c1848BE15- Anna b c 1851BE11- Samuel b 4/4/1840 PA m 4/4/1868 Pottstown, TrinityReformed Church to Kate G Fillman d 3/18/1915 Allentown, GARBE111- Ella b 7/1/1871BE112- Howard H. b. 12/26/1879(Note for BF- Son of OY131- Daniel b. 4/4/1791 Delongs Ch. Bowers,Maxatawny Twp., see YNL59)BF- Daniel Yoder b c1821 m1 c1841 Upper Tulpehocken Twp ElizabethBerger (1/1/1826-8/20/1859) m2 10/20/1860 Straustown to MaryKeaver (Holtzman) d 7/2or3or13/1864 in service, City PointVA(City Point National Cemetery, Hopewell City, Virginia, Yoder, D, d.07/03/1864, PVT CO K 187 PA INF, Info Taken From Old Card 10/14/54 Ehb,Plot: 1212)(See YNL #25- for article on Frederick Yoder of Centre Twp..Daniel appears to have been his brother) (pos. s/o OH1321)(Reference: 1850- Upper Bern twp, BP; 1860- Upper Tulp,BP; Estate-1864,Penn Twp, BP, George A Yoder Cht-1/96)w1 BF1- William B. (1/13/1845-9/23/1908) mElizabeth Seifert ( - )BF2- Mary b c1847 d

- - - - - - - - -1. DANIEL1 YODER married Elizabeth Berger circa 1841 at UpperTulpehockenTwp., Berks Co., PA. He married Mary KEAVER on 20 Oct 1860 at Stautstown,Berks Co., PA. He died on 2 Jul 1864 at City Point, VA.Children of Daniel1 Yoder and Elizabeth Berger were as follows:2. i. WILLIAM B.2, born 13 Jan 1845 at Berks Co., PA; marriedElizabeth Seifert.ii. MARY; born 1847 at Berks Co., PA.3. iii. CAROLINE, born 26 Nov 1848 at Berks Co., PA; married DanielAlthouse.iv. SARAH ANNA; born 22 Mar 1851 at Berks Co., PA; married AlvinMaidenford 11 Apr 1868 at Berks Co., PA.4. v. HENRY B., born 6 Jun 1853 at Berks Co., PA; married CecilliaMENGLE.5. vi. ALFRED, born 31 Jan 1856 at Berks Co., PA; married AgnesUnger.6. vii. AMELIA, born 15 Aug 1858 at Upper Bern Twp., Berks Co., PA;married George W. Dry.Children of Daniel1 Yoder and Mary KEAVER were:i. LAURA F.2; born 9 Jan 1865 at Berks Co., PA.BF- Daniel Yoder b m1 c1841 Upper Tulpehocken Twp ElizabethBerger (1/1/1826-8/20/1859) m2 10/20/1860 Straustown to MaryKeaver (Holtzman) d 7/2or3or13/1864 in service, City PointVA(See YNL #25- for article on Frederick Yoder of Centre Twp..Daniel appears to have been his brother)(Reference: 1850- Upper Bern twp, BP; 1860- Upper Tulp,BP; Estate-1864,Penn Twp, BP, George A Yoder Cht-1/96)w1 BF1- William B. (1/13/1845-9/23/1908) mElizabeth Seifert ( - )BF2- Mary b c1847 d

i. WILLIAM F.3; born Aug 1874.7. ii. ALFRED, born Dec 1877; married Kate Heck.iii. DANIEL; born 1878.iv. MABEL; born May 1885.3. CAROLINE2 YODER (Daniel1) was born on 26 Nov 1848 at Berks Co., PA.Shemarried Daniel Althouse.Children of Caroline2 Yoder and Daniel Althouse all born at PA wereasfollows:i. MAGGIE3; born 1870.ii. IDA; born 1873.iii. CARRIE; born 1879.4. HENRY B.2 YODER (Daniel1) was born on 6 Jun 1853 at Berks Co., PA. Hemarried Cecillia MENGLE.Children of Henry B.2 Yoder and Cecillia MENGLE were:8. i. LEWIS M.3, born Jul 1874 at Berks Co., PA; married Ida SPATZ.+ BF5- Henry B. Yoder b 6/6/1853 Upper Bern Twp, Berks Co. res 1897Shartlesville, Berks Co, PA (res. 1900 in Upper Bern Twp., Berks Co.,PA in the 1900 Census) m. c1873 Cecilli _____ (Apr 1853 PA- )(info. From Christpher Smithson, Sept. 2001)BF51- Lewis M. b. 7/-/1874 Pa5. ALFRED2 YODER (Daniel1) was born on 31 Jan 1856 at Berks Co., PA. Hemarried Agnes Unger. He died on 31 Oct 1887 at age 31.Children of Alfred2 Yoder and Agnes Unger were as follows:i. (--?--)3.ii. (--?--).6. AMELIA2 YODER (Daniel1) was born on 15 Aug 1858 at Upper Bern Twp.,Berks Co., PA. She married George W. Dry in 1876 at PA.Children of Amelia2 Yoder and George W. Dry were as follows:i. DANIEL3; born Feb 1876 at PA.ii. KATHARINE; born Sep 1888 at PA.iii. (--?--).iv. ELIZABETH; born 1878 at Berks Co., PA.Generation Three7. ALFRED3 YODER (William2, Daniel1) was born in Dec 1877 at Berks Co.,PA. He married Kate Heck in 1899 at Berks Co., PA.Children of Alfred3 Yoder and Kate Heck were:i. FLORENCE J.4; born Jun 1898 at Berks Co., PA.8. LEWIS M.3 YODER (Henry2, Daniel1) was born in Jul 1874 at Berks Co.,PA. He married Ida SPATZ in 1893 at Berks Co., PA. He died on 28 Jan 1934atUpper Bern Twp., Berks Co., PA, at age 59.Children of Lewis M.3 Yoder and Ida SPATZ all born at PA were asfollows:i. HARVEY S.4; born 5 Dec 1894; married Catherine V. Fry 26 Apr1923at Berks Co., PA; died 12 Jun 1980 at Berks Co., PA, at age 85.

ii. HERBERT S.; born 8 Dec 1897; married Virdie Sydia Feick 17 Apr1917 at Berks Co., PA; died 22 Jan 1981 at Berks Co., PA, at age 83.iii. FREDERICK S.; born 1902.iv. JOHN S.; born 1905.v. MABEL MINERVA; born 1909.from "Christopher T. Smithson" 10/2001- - - - - - - - - - -BF51- Lewis M. Yoder (7/-/1874 PA-1/28/1934 Upper Bern Twp, BP)m. c1893 Berks Co, Pa Ida H. Spatz _______ (11/-/1871 PA- )1900 Upper Bern Twp, BPBF511- Harvey S. (12/5/1894 - 6/12/1980 of Mohrsville, Berks Co.,PA and m. Catherine V. Fry on 4/26/1923 in Berks Co., PA).BF512- Herbert S. (12/8/1897 - 1/22/1981 of Hamburg Borough,Berks Co., PA and married Virdie Sydia Feick on 4/17/1917 inBerks Co., PA. Virdie (8/10/1899-3/-/1973)- - - - - - - - -(Note: The following "Christopher Yoder" appears to be the sameman who appears and vanished in the tax record outlined in the "JacobYoders" article in YNL 24. As such he would be an "unlinked"member of the Melchior Yoder line)BG- Cale Christopher Yoder (10/12/1822 Pa-8/22/1892 Mercer Co., Mo)m Margaret Ann Cannon (6/14/1824 Monalhal Co., Va-10/4/1891Mercer Co., Mo) (res 1850 Knox Co, OH listed with a Margaret Cannon age56-1880 Mercer Co, MO, William Johnson-Des Moines-9/96, Pixie L. Beaverpixiebea@juno.com) (see Melchior "MUA1")BG1- Joseph J b c1841 PABG2- Elizabeth M b c1843 PA+BG3- Jacob M b c1845 PA m. Coreletta HoukBG4- Lucinda b c1848 PA m. Samuel Denny+BG5- James Joseph (12/18/1851 Mt. Vernon, Knox Co, Oh-1/27/1924 Cainsville, Mo) m. 6/15/1881 Mercer Co., Mo MaryJane McLain (8/1/1852 in Broad Top Twp, Bedford Co., PA-6/12/1917Cainsville, Mercer Co., MO.) (Mary J. was born in Pennsylvania butmoved with her parents to Decatur County, Iowa as a child. Later settledinMercer County, Mo. -Connie McLain-Guldner )BG6- George b. 1854BG7- Mary Ann b. 1856 m. Emery BurtonBG8- John Reed b. 1858 m. 9/19/1879BG9- George M. b. 1862 (?aka BG6- Bud J b c1860 )BGa- Celany M. b. 1864 (?aka BG7- Clara J b c1864 )BGb- Joseph b. 1867 d.1869 buried Bell Cem.,Morgan Twp, Knox Co"son of Christopher and M.A.Yoder"------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Cale Christopher Yoder; PA-Ohio-MOPixie Beaver, pixiebea@juno.com Date: November 27, 2000I am looking for information on my ggg grandfather and his wife, CaleChristopher Yoder born in PA. Oct 12, 1822?(uncertain of year) andMargaret AnnCannon-Conners-Conaway born in VA.June14,1824; married:Oct 9, 1840. Theyhad10 children, the first 4 were born in PA, the rest were born in Mt.Vernon, Knox

Co.,Ohio. They moved to Mercer Co., Missouri and died in 1891-92. I wouldlike to know who their parents were. These are the names of theirchildren:Joseph L. Yoder b.1841Elizabeth M. Yoder b. 1843Jacob M. Yoder b. 1845 married: Corletta HoukLucinda Yoder b.1849 married: Samuel DennyJames J. Yoder b. Dec 18,1851 Mt.Vernon,OHmarried: Mary Jane McLain (my gggrandparent)George Yoder b. 1854Mary Ann Yoder b. 1856 married: Emery BurtonJohn Reed Yoder b. 1858 married: Cordelia RustGeorge M.Yoder b. 1862Celany M.Yoder b. 1864James J.Yoder and Mary Jane McLain had 5 children, 2 died in infancy.Marie Yoderb.1882 married Charles Booth, Henry Edwin Yoder b.Sept 27, 1889 marriedMaryAlice Wyatt, Christopher Columbus "Chud" Yoder b.Jan 21,1892 marriedMarguriteReynolds. These families lived in Mercer Co. Mo. and Rifle, Garfield Co.,Colo.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------?BG3- Jacob Yoder b c 10/8/1844 PA (or b 6/ /1846 PA) m1 1866or7Lettie Montonya ( - c1869 Hudson, IL) m2 11/30/1875 CentralCity, CO Ella May (Helen) Seymour (12/ /1860 VT- 4/2/1925 Denver)(from PA to OH about 1846. From OH to Gilpin Co,CO c1867)(buried Rocky Mountain Number 2 Cemetery Central City, Gilpin County,Birth: Nov. 25, 1834 Lehigh County Pennsylvania, USA Death: Oct. 30, 1884)w1 BG31- Charles b c1871 resident of Tanswell, Harrison Co, MO(?shown with grandparents 1880 census, Mercer Co, MO)w2 BG32- Fred b 2/ /1877 CO (leg amputated at 18)BG33- George b c1877 COBG34- Henry b 7/ /1879 COBG35- Frank b 2/ /1883 COBG36- Bert b 8/ /1884 CO? one daugtherBG5- James Joseph Yoder (12/18/1851 Mt. Vernon, Knox Co, Oh-1/27/1924 Cainsville, Mo) m. 6/15/1881 Mercer Co., Mo MaryJane McLain (8/1/1852 in Broad Top Twp, Bedford Co., PA-12/6/1917Cainsville, Mercer Co., MO.) (Mary J. was born in Pennsylvania butmoved with her parents to Decatur County, Iowa as a child. Later settledinMercer County, Mo. -Connie McLain-Guldner )BG51- Moriah (Marie/Maria) (1882-1/14/1919 Cainsville, Mo)m. 4/26/1908 Charles BoothBG52- infant died youngBG53- infant (3/30/1886-died young)BG54- Henry Edwin (9/27/1889 Mercer Co., Mo-12/27/1963 Bethany,Harrison Co., Mo) m. 6/6/1908 Cainsville, Mercer Co., Mo. Mary AliceWyattBG55- Christopher Columbus (Chud) (1/21/1892 Mercer Co., Mo-9/17/1960 Rifle, Garfield Co., Co) m. Margurite Reynolds

( -1931 Rifle, Co)BG54- Henry Edwin Yoder (9/27/1889 Mercer Co., Mo-12/27/1963 Bethany,Harrison Co., Mo) m. 6/6/1908 Cainsville, Mercer Co., Mo. Mary AliceWyatt (5/3/1888 Princeton or Cainsville, Harrison Co., Mo-7/20/1970Bethany, Harrison Co., Mo)BG541- Elma Elerta (5/3/1913 Cainsville, Mo-3/31/1977 Dallas, Tx)m.William Jr. King, Willard Cosby, Leo Dale Barber (8/10/1912 Ames, Ia?-10/22/1975)BG542- Earl Henry (3/19/1909 Mercer Co., Mo- 3/15/1972 Ames, Ia)m. 12/20/1928 Princeton, Mercer Co., Mo Mary Elnore Longfellow(10/26/1913 Cainsville, Mo-1/23/1991 Ames, Ia)BG543- Olin Eftin (7/28/1910 Mercer Co., Mo-4/12/1914 Ok)BG544- Oscar Noel (4/11/1912 Mercer Co., Mo-11/6/1912)BG545- Nora Delores (5/13/1916 Mercer Co., Mo-9/26/1958 KansasCity, Mo) m. 11/8/1930 Leo McKayBG546- Orville Glaze (5/10/1920 Mercer Co., Mo- 10/12/1920)BH- Michael Yoder b c1799 PA (?or c1809 PA) m Susan (c1819 PA- )1860 Williams Co, OH..BH1- Samuel b c1841BH2- William b c1845BH3- Peter b c1847BH4- George b c1850BH5- Simon b c1854BH6- Jane b c1857BH7- Mary b c1859 OHBI- Jacob Yuter b c1783 PA farmer m(1850 Knox Co,O-Pike Twp)BI--David b c1822 PA m Elizabeth (c1828 OH- )children- William b c1848 Margaret b c1850BI--John b c1824 OHBJ- Jefferson Yoter b Ms. m 6/12/1841 at Natchez, Miss toLouisa F ____ ( Ms.- 3/7/1857 Cincinnati,OH) (? ServedinCo E 50 US Colored Infantry) d 7/29/1866 Covington, KYBJ1- James Rankin b Private Co M 11th U S ColoredVolunteers Heavy Artillery. died in service of a gunshotwound. d 1/23/1865 or 12/5 or 8/15/1864 (conflicts in pensionapplication by sister)BJ2- Eliza A b 2/14/1857 Oh res Warren OH as of 1881 age 23m. 8/1/1876 Wesley Banks (c1853 Ky- ) (res 1870Turtle Creek Twp, Warren Co)- - - - - - - - - - -See Census info under "CC"- - - - - - - - - - -BK- Christopher Yoder (July 4,1800 Oh-2/6/1871 Marshall Co, InAge 70y 7m 2d) m 11/16/1830 Muskingum Co, OH Amanda Maria Haymaker(Nov.3,1800 Va-12/28/1872 Marshall Co, In “age 72y1m25d)res 1860 Marshall Co, IN Christopher Yoder (1801-1871)both bur. Eastlawn Cemetery (in 1880 Marshall Co, In censuswith Margaret Haymaker age 98 b. Md.)(“Old North Liberty Cemetery”, North Liberty, St. Joseph Co., In)

BK1- Margaret E. (9/18/1832 Zanesville, Oh-11/17/1915Walkerton, In) m. 11/6/1854 Samuel T. Miller (1832 EI-8/26/1891 bur. North Liberty Cem) 7 th Day AdventistBK2- Esther Amanada (Hettie) (1838 Oh-1918) OH m 10/9/1858 MarshallCo, INPeter Q Nichols (10/18/1832-4/3/1921) GAR-Co B 37 th Rgmt+BK3- John H. (c1835 Oh-6/7/1901) m. Mahalia (M.J.) ____ (c1835- )BK3- John H.Yoder (c1835 Oh-6/7/1901 buried Eastlawn Cem.,N.Liberty Cem.)m. Mahalia (M.J.)____ (c1835- ) Jasper City, In 1870, 1880- St. JosephCo.37 th Rgmt Infantry Indiana Volunteers, Mustered 9/22/1864, drafted musteredOut 6/9/1865BK31- Emma L. (c1860 In- )BK32- Ester M. (c1862 In- )BK33- Ida B. (c1864 In- )BK34- Dora (d 10/9/1865 age 5m 2d Eastlawn Cem.BK35- Andrew H. (c1867 In- )BK36- Emery W. (c1869 In- )BK37- infant son (d. 5/30/1873)BK36- Marcus (c1875 In- )BK37- Millie (c1875 In- )BK36- Marcus Yoder (c1875 In- ) YODER, Marcus A ----------- 34 ------------ Indiana --------- Lake -------- Hammond, ------Minnie M ----------wife ------------- 38 ------------- Germany, ------William R -----------son ------------ 13 ------------- Indiana, ------Mildred F ---------daughter ---------- 3 6/12 ------------ Indiana (buried Eastlawn Cem)*******BL- Henry Yoder b c1808 PA m Susannah Wisler *******(see YB- Mennonite line - YB1323)BM- William Yoder b 1810-1820 res 1840 Cattawissa Columbia Co, PAm Susa Phillips (1810-20- ) (SEE Also OY4232-possible)BM1- daughter b 1835-40....+BM2- Charles W b 9/24/1845 Cattawissa, PAAdditional Warren Co, IL marraiges...sisters?Elisabeth A. Yoder m. 7/22/1867 Henry CreswellMary M. Yoder m. 9/12/1869 Joseph A. EayreJune W. Yoder m. 10/24/1865 Benjamin C. DavisBM2- Charles W Yoder (9/24/1845 Cattawissa, PA -3/18/1915at 11:50pm Monmouth, IL bur Monmouth 3/21/1915) served in Co A17th Rgt Illinois Cav. m 9/2/1869 Raritan, Henderson Co, IL to AliceA Hardin (c1849 NY- ) (Alice livving-1920- Monmouth, Warren Co, IL)BM21- William T b 6/28/1870BM22- Fred C b 10/8/1871BM28- Anna b. c1873 (listed in 1880 census and thenBM23- Orval J b 3/7/1875 m. Della ___ (c1886 IL- )(1920- Moline, Rock Island Co. IL)BM24- Bertha M b 11/6/1876 m Mr KilleenBM25- Bernard S b 10/13/1878 m. 12/07/1903 Warren Co,IlBertha A. NealBM26- Ralph O b 9/13/1883 m. Helen ____ (c1884 IL- )

(1920-Monmouth, Warren Co, IL)BM27- Mabel F b 7/10/1888 m. 5/13/1905 Warren Co., IlRalph MosleyBM22- Fred C. Yoder (10/8/1871 IL- ) m.(no wife shown in 1920 Monmouth, Warren Co, IL)BM221- Charles (c1896 Il- )BM222- Harold (c1897 Il- )BM223- Earl (c1898 Il- )BM224- Ethel (c1900 Il- )BM225- Ralph (c1902 Il- )BM226- Garnett (dau) (c1905 Il- )BM227- Ira (c1909 Il- )BM228- Helen (c1915 Il- ).....................................................................................................................(Note for BN- DNA Testing supports this Amos as a likely son of AbrahamYoder (OH135), see YNL 57, Apr 2010BN- David Yoder b 1790-1800 m1 Sarah ( -

OHBO14- William S b 5/17/1866 OH m Helena C Wirth d 8/22/1934Dayton, OHBO15- Harry John b 1/6/1869 OH m Pearl Shewmon d 12/10/1943Dayton, OHBO16- Charles Augustus b 1/22/1872 OH m Clara Hanes d 4/24/1956Dayton, OHBO17- Warren b c3/24/1875 d 8/26/1875 Dayton, OHBO18- Louis Frank b 7/5/1876 OH d 10/20/1880 Dayton, OHBO19- Guy R b 5/18/1880 OH m Bertha ___ d 10/10/1918 Dayton, OHBO1a- Bessie C b 3/28/1882 OH m Louis W Moler d 7/4/1929 Dayton,****BP- George Yoter (Yoder) of Venango Co,Pa- Established as OY426,*****10/10/1996- See OY426 for any descendant referenceBQ- Jacob Yotter m. 10/10/1855 Seneca Co, OH to Amanda Frances Williams**************established 1997 as M314 under Melchior line**************BR- Mahlon Yoders-see MelchiorBS- (formerly identified as OH13245)BS- Joseph S. Yoder b. 1820 m. 1841 Annette Glass (Klase) (c1825- )d. 1865 (Berks- 1850 Colebrookdale, 1860 Oley) (on CarolineTanya Lynne (Gilliam) Griffin- "gryphon@ccsinc.com";William E. Yoder, Jr. weyoder-pnw@erols.com 1980,2001)BS1- Jeremiah b.5/21/1843 Bap. Boyerstown Luth. Churchapparently d. by 1850 census+BS2- George William b 1847 (c1845) m. 3/28/1870 Trinity Luth.Ch. Reading, Elizabeth Wray (1850-1930) res.1880 Reading,d. 1923 (1860- with Daniel Betz family)BS3- Rebecca b. c 1846 (1860- ? with John Zerby family)BS4- EphriamBS5- Kitty Ann (Catherine A) b. c1848+ BS6- Alfred Charles b.10/13/1850 Coalbrook Twp,b. c 1847 (1860- with Isaac Sassmam family)m1. Kate (d.9 Apr 1881 in confinement,21y 9m,6d)m2 Harriet Ann Roth res. by 1880 Shamokin,minerd. 12/25/1915 Coal twp, Northumberland Co,PA, pulmonaryThrombosis bur. 12/30/1915 Shamokin Cem.BS7- Anna Nance b. c1853BS8- Elizabeth b.c1854 (Elizabeth Yoder born Aug. 31, 1855 Reading Pa.and she died Oct. 17, 1920 in Gallitzin Twsp., Cambria Co. Pa. She isburied in Amsbry Union Cemetery Amsbry, Pa. Elizabeth married William K.Schroyer about 1872-74. -- Joan Blanton, jbdesi@voyager.net, Sep 2002)BS9- JohnBSa- Carolinab. 3/6/1857 Douglas Twp.b. c1858Caroline (11/13/1859 BP-10/9/1916 of dropsy) m. 6/2/1879 inShamokin to John Frederick Drumheiser (Chief Burgess of Shamokin)who d. 7/11/1938 Shamokin. The Drumheiser book said that she livedwith her "Aunt in Milton when she met John" (I'm afraid I don'tknowher aunt's name, nor do I know whether she was a sister toCaroline'smother or father-Tanya Lynne (Gilliam) Griffin).

BSb- Hannah b. c1858BSc- Jeremia b. 4/28/1861 Exeter Twp.,Berks CoBSd- Messiah b. 10/22/1863 Spring Twp., Berks Co.,PABS2- George William Yoder b 1847 (c1845) m. 3/28/1870 Trinity Luth.Ch. Reading, Elizabeth Wray (1850-1930) res.1880 & 1900 Reading,d. 1923 (1860- with Daniel Betz family)BS21- Emma Annetta (1/5/1871- ) bap. 5/7/1871BS22- Charles Raymond (3/16/1873- ) bap.11/2/1873BS23- Arthur M (c1878- )BS24- Ella (12/-/1881- )BS24- Robert ( c1893- )BS6- Alfred Charles Yoder b.10/13/1850 Coalbrook Twp,m1. Kate (d.9 Apr 1881 in confinement,21y 9m,6d)m2 Harriet Ann Roth (9/-/1852- ) res. by 1880 Shamokin, minerd. 12/25/1915 Coal twp, Northumberland Co,PA, pulmonary Thrombosisbur. 12/30/1915 Shamokin Cem. (1900-Northumberland Co, Coal Twp)(William E. Yoder data)BS61- Charles A. (3/1/1879-7/-/1963 Pa (SSN))BS62- John (4/-/1881- )BS63- Rebecca (1/-/1884- )BS64- Georgian (2/-/1885- )BS65- Stella (4/-/1887- )BS66- Lotta (8/-/1888- )BS67- Frank (4/-/1891- )BS68- Edward (10/-/1892- )BSc- Jeremiah Yoder (4/28/1861 Exeter Twp.,Berks Co-2/14/1909 Reading, Pa)m. 3/20/1884 Reading BP Carrie May Schleifenheimer (8/17/1865 -11/21/1922Raeding, BP) Both buried Auhlenbach's Cem., Redaing, Pa. (data provided byRobert and Joan Keller, 2001).(Jeremiah conf. 4/18/1886 St. John's, bur.2/17/1909; Carrie bur. 11/24/1922)BSc1- Lillie May (5/28/1884 Reading, BP- ) m. 8/29/1910 St. John'sGerman Lutheran Church, Reading Elwood A. Ball (Lillie May bapt.10/19/1884, conf. 4/8/1900)SEE OH12BT (See OH12) Daniel Yothers Sr living as of 1788(?1790 Census- York Co., Pa-Daniel Yetter- 2m>16; 1800- York Co,PaDaniel Yoder 1m>45, 1m 16-26, 2m45, 1 f 10-16)(Notes- ?Daniel Joder on ships list of Oct 27, 1764)BT1- John Yother ( -c1788 Reading Twp.,York Co,Pa) m Esther _____BT1- John Yother ( -c1788 Reading Twp.,York Co,Pa) m Esther _____(per John's will 1788- "son of Daniel Yothers Sr" also mentions CattyYothers (?sister)) (?1767 warrent in York Co to John Yoder of Reading-100acres)BT11- JacobBT12- ElisabethBU- Levi Briden Yoder (10/12/1849 WV-10/22/1917) m 5/16/1867Markleysburg, Pa Emma Rilla Reckner (1/17/1852 Sanspring,MD-) (References: John W. Yoder data-1986; 1880 Fayette Co,Pa Census; 1900 Fayette Co, Pa)(1900-Marion Co, WV-"Livi B Yoder b10/1843 WV")BU1- Thomas Jefferson b. 5/29/1868 Manington, WV

m. Emily _____+BU2- Milton Augusta b. 8/23/1870 Manington, WVBU3- Olive Mayb. 9/16/1873 Uniontown, PaBU4- James Walker b. 4/23/1876 Markleysburg, Pam. Elizabeth MeaseBU5- Albert Ross b. 11/8/1879 Clifton Mills, PaBU6- Benjamin Franklin b. 11/16/1882 Farmington, PaBU7- William Lee b. 7/24/1886 Markleysburg, PaBU8- Sidney Harvey Patterson b. 9/21/1889 Brownsville, Pa------------------------------------------------------"HELLO MY NAME IS BETTY (ELIZABETH) YODER. ORIGINALLY FROMSAN DIEGO CALIF. BUT NOW LIVING IN BREMERTON WASHINGTON.MY FATHER, ROY MILTON YODER, WHOM DIED IN 1991, WAS BORN INCALIFORNIA PENN. HIS FATHER, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN YODER, DIED IN1913 FROM A MINING ACCIDENT THE SAME YEAR MY FATHER WAS BORN.BENJAMIN FRANKLIN YODER WAS MARRIED TO GRACE YODER. ROYMILTON YODER HAD TWO SISTERS, IVA YODER, AND DORIS YODER.I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM ANYONE KNOWING ANYTHING ABOUTTHIS FAMILY".--BETTY YODER BREMERTON, WA USA - Tuesday, March 17, 1998 at 12:44:26 (PST)------------------------------------------------------BU1- Thomas Jefferson Yoder ( 5/29/1868 Manington, WV - )m. Emily _____ (1/-/1851- ) (1900-Fayette Co., Luzerne Twp, withEmily Glisom, grandmother b. 1/-/1820 VA)BU11- Albert (11/-/1878- )BU12- Benjamin (11/-/1883- )BU13- William (7/-/1887- )BU14- Sidney (9/-/1890- )BU2-Milton Augusta b. 8-23-1870 in WV d. 2-17-1934 Lycoming Co., PAm. 11-2-1899 Celia Davis Park Russel b. 4-13-1900(Ron Smith-TewaPack@Rt66.com-1/96)BU21- Albert Ross b. 5-15-1901BU22- Joseph Ralph b. 12-28-1902 in Brownsville, PA d. 1-8-1970 inWilliamsport, PA m. 7-12-1925 Sara Miller Blemly in Hughesville, PABU23- Thomas Milton b. 11-20-1905BU24- Violet Mae b. 6-6-1907BU25- Harry Lee b. 7-7-1908BU26- Alice Mary b. 12-6-1910BU27- Donald Alonzo b. 4-15-1915BU28- James Evert b. 2-21-1917BV- Daniel Yoder (4/6/1854-4/29/1924 Cedarville,IN) m. July 1874Anna Biberstine (6/7/1854 Newville,IN-1/29/1925 Cedarville,IN)(Moved to YA242- see file yrc-alsn.doc)BW- Peter Yotter ( Germany- 1936) m1m2Maud Helfinger ( - ) (pris yotterpris@ionet.net-'96)("hada brother Harry in Germany- possiblya Roman Catholic priest")w1BW1- Harry ( Pa, ?Freeport- )BW2- Frances ( Pa, ?Freeport- )w2

BW3- Christ (10/12/1924- ) mhad triplets-b. 9/23/___ Priscilla included, andChris Winter Y. b.5/17/1950; Deborah b. 8/30/?1948m. OrielBW4- Pauline Clare ( 1916- >1996)BW5- Georgetta ( -

Patricia. Wilson, Clarence and Laura are buried in the Lewisburgcemetery. Robert Yoder and daughters are living in Lock Haven, PA.BY2- John Yoder (c 1858- 2/17/1932 Liverpool, Pa) m. 6/2/1878 Sarah E.Rowe ( - )BY21- Bessie – died youngBY22- Fred R.BY23- Mary J. ( - ) m. Banks W. Nace.BY22- Fred R. Yoder m.BY221- Dr. DonaldBY222- Dr. Howard YoderFrom YNL51- “The building pictured in the April 2007 YNL is located inEvendale, Juniata County, Pa. It was a general store built in 1874. It wasbuilt in anticipation of being a hotel for a railroad that was planned togo through this valley. The railroad never materialized but the storeapparently operated at least through 1968. It is a bit run down and nowcontains apartments. A book called The Celebration gives the names of theproprietors. One of these was John H. Yoder. Following him, John’sdaughter Mary and son-in-law Banks W. Nace ran the store.John H Yoder was the son of Moses and Eliza Yoder (see thegravestone photo elsewhere in this issue). He was born in Lewisburg, UnionCounty, Pa. At a young age he moved to Liverpool, Perry County, Pa. Hetried farming for a while and then moved to Evendale where he purchasedthe General Merchandise Store. While operating this store he was also thepostmaster from 1900 to its closing in 1912.John married Sarah E. Rowe on Jun. 2, 1878. They had threechildren: Bessie (died at a young age); Fred R. and Mary J. John died inLiverpool on Feb. 17, 1932. He was survived by his two children andgrandchildren Dr. Donald Yoder, Dr. Howard Yoder, and Geneva Nace.---RonYoder, Thompsontown, Pa.BZ- Jost JotterHave been searching for info about a Yost Jotter/Yotter, d. Bushkill TwpNorthampton Co Pa 1800-1810. Wife's given name Eva Catharine.Had dau Anna Maria m. Henry Werner. Jost warrant 65a Moore Twp 1785.Member Moorestown Reformed Cong.Harry Werner Denver, Co USAChris; Thank you for your very prompt response, however before we get ourhopes too high, I submit that Yost & wf Christine (Ref Dryland Records)maynot be the Jost that I am looking for ( I have been thru the route ofDrylandRec.).Working backwards in time I submit the following (my comments in Para.).1. Obits; Source "Index to Subject of Obituaries abstracted from DerChristlicher Botschaft der Evang. Kirche." (Denver PL) ;Issue dated 16 Feb1861: d. Bushkill Twp. 27 Jan 1861 Heinrich Werner age 90y, 5m, 10d. Issuedated 9 Feb 1853: Maria Werner (Jotter) d. 8 Jan 1853 by Nazareth age 88yless 5 d. (Have copies)2. Tombstone; Hamans Churchyard Bushkill Twp: Heinrich Werner b. 17 Aug1770,

m. to Maria geborne Jotter 61y 11m, d. 27 Jan 1861 aged 90y 5m 10d. (Dateofm. 24 Feb 1791 ??). Anna Maria (JOTTER) Werner b. in the year 1765 d. Jan1853. (Have visited & have site photos)3. NortCo DB C7 pg 433 dated 4 Mar 1845. Henry Werner & wf Anna Mariagranted76p strict to Evan. Assn of Bushkill Twp. adj HW other land. (Have copy)4. NortCo DB A3 pg 537 dated 4 Apr 1801 Henry Werner was grantee of 89a135pPlainfield (Bushkill) Twp. Also Nortco DB F3 pg 30 dated 13 Apr 1810, 6a63pwas added. (Have copies of deeds. This land adj the Nazareth tract, inclstheCem. grant. Have it precisely located on current survey maps).5. 1800 Census: Moore Twp. Henry Werner; m, un 10, 3, 26-45, 1( Henry), 45&up, 1(Jost Jotter?); f, un 10, 2, 26-45, 1 (Anna Maria).6. NortCo DB F2 pg 411 dated 1 Sep 1800. Jost Jotter granted 65a 25p MooreTwp to Henry Werner (s-i-l) for 16pd & life maint. (Have copy)7. Marriage Henry Werner & Anna Maria Jotter Feb 1791 (see above)8. 1790 Census: Moore Twp pg 177; Yost JUTHER 2-X-3 ( Jost + male above16;wf + 2 fm incl Anna Maria & sister?). (Family Jost, wf, 1 son, 2 dau).HenryWerner was with father Jacob in Plainfield (Bushkill) Twp.9. Moorestown Ch. Rec. Pg 21, Maria Gotter sp Aug 1790. Pg 19, Anna MariaJotter sp Jun 1789. pg 18, Maria Jotter sp Dec 1788. pg 17 Maria Jotter spOct 1787. pg 16 Maria Jotter sp Mar 1787. Communion lists (FHL 20350)pages58, 63, 65, 69, 71, 73: Apr 1774-Nov 1793 Eva Iottern, Eva Jotter, EvaCatharine wf of Jost etc. Eva Catharine Lutheran, Jost "of Reformed side".(many entries, have copies of pages).10. Warrant Register: NortCo Y-23 Jost YEOTTER 65a Moore Twp dated 9 Nov1785. Not returned & patented until 1826.The above data suggests to me that my JOST JOTTER was probably b. abt1735-45. Known dau. Anna Maria b. 1765. The Dryland Jost is not supportedbythe above.The Iost Iotter & wf Eva Catrine m. Lebanon 1756 from the StoeverRecords may be the person I'm looking for. Surprisingly however, the onlysurname similarity in Leba/Daup/Lanc deed records is the PeterYetter/Yeterwho does not have a family resembling that which I am looking for.Harry Werner Denver Co.NOTE FOR CA- Identified as son of YR14644Sees also CE below…YR146443- Jacob b c1850 FO [?PNI70CA- Jacob Yoder (6/_/1869 O- ) m. 9/17/1880 NI Elezan Carr(3/_/1856 I- )(1900-NI-Perry Twp)1 Walter S. (2/_/1882 I- )2 Greeley E. (6/_/1883 Co- )3 Jessie (10/_/1886 I- )4 Leander (3/1/1892 I-2/_/1963 I)5 Edna M. (3/_/1894 I- )

CB- Identified as Martin Yoder (OH112)See Oleyhan1.docCC- George William Yoder m. 12/20/1866 Warren Co., OHHannah Jane Ceasar (Black) ??CC---- Mollie Yoter d. 6/4/1872 age 1y 2m whooping cough\Franklin Twp, Warren Co, OHCC--- James G. Yoter d. 5/31/1882 age 5y5m7d- - - - - - - - - -In the 1900 Montgomery County, OH (just north of Warren County) census,there is a Julius C. Yoter, age 34, listed as a black, born Ohio with hisfather born in Mississippi and his mother in Ohio. Living with him was ason Julius A. Yoter, age 17, and his mother, Hanna Yoter, age 50. Shewas born in OH as were both her parents. There is a Julius Yoder, black,age 12, also in Montgomery County. He is in the household of LucianSampson and is listed as a grandson.. He was born in OH as was hisfather, and his mother was born in IN.In Warren County in 1870 is an Eliza Yoter, black, age 18, born in MS.She was a domestic servant in the household of Peter Wells, also black.(see "BJ" above)In Warren County in 1860 was a General Ceasar, age 39, black with femalesNancy Jane, 28, and Hanah J., age 17, in the household.In Montgomery County in 1910 is a George W. Yoter, aged 66, black,listed as being born in AR as were both his parents. His wife wasMattie, aged 41, and they had been married for 11 years. There was onechild, Joseph M., son, aged 10. (Were George W. and Hannah Janedivorced, and this was a later marriage, with Hannah living with sonJulius?)--Best Regards,-Ray Yount- - - - - - - - - -CD- Andrew Yorder ( c1827 Switzerland- ) m. 9/10/1858 Adams Co, InM.A. Guilgier (c1839 Switzerland- ) (1860 Census Ind,farmer also in household, Margaret Hanny(sp) age 60 b. Switz)CD1- Adolph- b age 8/12 as of 21 Aug 60(Note on CE- identified as the son of Samuel Yoder and Sarah BylerYR14644)CE- Jacob Yoder (6/-/1859 Oh- ) m. 9/17/1880 Noble Co, InElezan Carr (3/-/1856 In- ) (1900-Perry Twp, Noble Co, In)CE1- Walter S. (2/-/1882 I- )CE2- Greeley E. (6/-/1883 Co- )CE3- Jessie (10/-/1886 I- )CE4- Leander (3/1/1892 I-2/-/1963 In)CE5- Edna M. (3/-/1894 I- )CF- John Franklin Yoder (c12/1834 Mo-2/20/1921) single, parents born inS.C.(Data from: Bob Balmain-balman@afes.com- Oct.98)My husband, Bob, and I contacted youregarding your inquiry on John F. Yoder. We are in California, and areresearching agold mining area called Iowa Hill, which is in Placer County. It islocated about 50

miles from Sacramento, in the foothills. We only have a small amount ofinformationon John:Placer County Republican, 10/28/1885: Real estate transaction: J. F.Yoder to B. S.Buckman 1/2 interest in the Alta Quartz Mine. Canada Hill District,$2000.00In the same paper: " Yoder and Buckman in town (Auburn) from the meadows.Goodprogress in their mine. Shaft down 65 feet, tunnel 360 ft. 300 tons ofquartz on the dump. the ledge is 28 inches wide at bottom of shaft."In 1887 and 1888 he appears as a member of the Masonic Lodge in Iowa Hill,the Ionic Lodge #121. He still shows up in 1893 and 1894 as a member, andofficer of that lodge.1900 Census from Iowa HIll: John Yoder, head of household. white, male,born12/1834, Missouri, Single, Father and mother both from South Carolina,Occupation: goldminer.1900 index of Iowa Hill, John Franklin Yoder, age 661902 index of Iowa Hill, John Franklin Yoder, age 67.1910 " " " , age 74, single, miner...his name shows upthrough the 1920index.From California death record index, Calif. State Library: Yoder, John,died 2/20/21,age 95 (sic), State file number 7091. Died Placer County.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Note from Balmain's:-Nov. 2000"I checked at the County Archives today, and couldn't find Enoch Yoderyet,at least on the assessments. If I find anything, I'll let you know. Bobthinks he may have seen his name in the Gleeson Diarys that we transcribedcovering 1882, and 1886 thur 1888. I'll try to check there as I havetime.I found John in the assessment for 1885 and 1886. He is being assessedforthe Quartz mining claim. It is near Ralston Dam at the lower iend of watisknown as the Meadows on the middlefork of the middle fork of the AmericanRiver called Alta, also 1 watch $50. 1 graded horse $75. 1885 states itisat French Meadows. This is about 30 miles out of Forest Hill, and is nowapopular camping and fishing lake. in 1885 he halso had a colt value $30.John doesn't appear in the 87 or 89 assessments. perhaps that was whenhewas working for the Iowa Hill Canal Company. "-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

CG- Johannes Jacob Yeater ( - ) m"Came to America with son Andrew and wife from the Palatinate, on shipRestoration, docked in Philadelphia Oct. 9, 1747"- (References:"GenealogicalHelps for Blockhouse Area-- Volume 1 Jackson Twp, Lycoming Co andLiberty Twp, Tioga Co. Pa")+CG1- AndrewCG1- Andrew Yoder ( - ) m."Andrew Yoder Sr- 10th Pa Calvary, Colonel Co." 1776-1781(Ref-"Genealogical Helps")-----------------------Yoder DNA Project test result on Jan. 21, 2009 confirms the line belowshares a common ancestor with the Steiffisburg Joders. A connection to aGerman Yeater line therefore becomes suspect. A “new unlinked Yoder” lineis confirmed. It’s possible there has been some confusion with the AndrewYeater in Greene Co, Pa. (code “U” in the first unlinked Yoder file) (somesources show him to be one of the sons of Johannes Yetter-Anna MargaretKorst line- see T. Vernon Anderson data which says Johannes Yeater1,2 wasborn on April 1, 1724 in Stuttgart, Wertburg, Germany. Immigarted on theRestoration, and died in June 1805 in Derry Twp, Mifflin Co, PA.). Data byLycoming County researcher Harold Bower on Rootsweb also refers to theJohannes Jacob- Andrew- Andrew Lycoming county lineage.-----------------------+CG11- Andrew (2/1/1776-c1831)CG11- Andrew Yoder Jr. (2/1/1776-c1831) m."Came with son Henry to Jackson Twp in 1831" "Andrew YoderJr, wife and children settled in warrant 1661 on 65 acres of land.Their children were: Henry 30, John B. 22, Daniel 11. Andrewdied before the squatters rights ended, so Henry got the deed".(Ref-"Genealogical Helps")+CG111- Henry (7/8/1800-1876)+CG112- John B. (5/21/1809-9/1/1880) m1. Catherine Benner(1819- ) m2. MarionCG113- Daniel (c1820-12/-/1880) bur. FriedensCG111- Henry (7/8/1800-1876) m.(Ref-"Genealogical Helps"; 1860-Lycoming,Cogan House;?1840- Monroe Co as "Yetter")+CG1111- Samuel (10/17/1832-7/30/1893) m. Christina Weaver(1831-4/23/1905)+CG1112- John (1836- ) m. Margaret Beck (1841- )+CG1113- Henry (4/6/1838-8/8/1882) m. Eliza Jane _____(1838-9/8/1882) (1860-Lycming, Cogan House as "Yutter")CG1114- Isaac (1840- ) m. Helen _______CG1111- Samuel Yoder (10/17/1832-7/30/1893) m. Christina Weaver(8/-/1832 (per cens) or 1831-4/23/1905) (Friedens shows (8/29/1831-8/23/1905)(Ref-"Genealogical Helps"; 1860-Lycoming,Cogan House as "Yetter", 1900-Cogan Twp-Christina "living alone", 1870 Jackson Twp)+CG11111-John (6/11/1857-2/19/1885) m. 6/19/1879 Regina Fable(12/15/1862-4/6/1892)+CG11112-William W. (1/5/1859- ) m1 4/9/1889 Sadie Gruver( -4/9/1889) m2 3/31/1891 Hannah Brocious (5/12/1859-11/22/1907)

+CG11113-Samuel (12/20/1860-4/23/1933) m. 4/12/1883Cecelia Drumwater (1863- )(Friedens shows “Cecelia Yoder 1863-1947)+CG11114-Charles F. (2/20/1861- ) m. Mazie Reeser ( - )CG11115- Adam (5/3/1864- )(Friedens shows “George A. d. 1/2/1881 age 16y 8m 11d s/o Samuel &Christina”)CG11116- Katharine (Cassie)(5/31/1865- ) m Sam. Kissinger ( - )CG11117- Mary ( 1868- ) m. 4/11/1886 ____ MyersCG11118- Liza J. ( -5/29/1867) (Friedens “age 7m 21d Dau of Samuel andChristina”)CG11111-John Yoder (6/11/1857-2/19/1885) m. 6/19/1879 Regina Fable(12/15/1862-4/6/1892) (Ref-"Genealogical Helps")GC111111- Margaret (4/26/1881-1918) m. Clement Knipe (3/16/1880-12/23/1918) (1900 census Jackson Twp, as niece of Frederick Fable)CG11112-William W. Yoder (1/5/1859- ) m1 4/9/1889 Sadie Gruver( -4/9/1889) m2 3/31/1891 Hannah Brocious (5/12/1859-11/22/1907) (Ref-"Genealogical Helps", 1900-Lycoming Co,Cogan House Twp)CG111121- Forrest (6/24/1893-2/-/1982) m. Hannah ____CG111122- Helen M. (1/11/1895-2/6/1946) m. William Antes (5/31/1890- )+CG111123- Ernest (9/13/1896-1/-/1965) m. 1/25/1914 Ruth Mase (4/21/1894-4/16/1974)CG111124- Earl (8/8/1899- ) m. Bertha Bush ( - )CG111125- Edna (1904- ) m. Earl Krotzer (3/18/1900-1963)CG111126- Leon died youngCG111127- Leroy died young- - - - - - - - -Possible children buried at Freidens Cem., Liberty, Tioga Co., PaYoder Leroy Ch of Hannah & Wm ,11/17/1891 ,11/5/1892Leon Ch of Hannah & Wm ,5/31/1902 ,2/20/1903--from Mallory Allison, received 7/14/02(Leroy and Leon are confirmed as brothers of Ernest Yoderby the granddaughter of Ernest Yoder- Sharyn Ruth Kreger, Oct. 2008)- - - - - - - - -CG111123- Ernest Yoder (9/13/1896-1/14/1985) m. 1/25/1914 Ruth Mase(4/21/1894-4/-/1974) (Ref. "Genealogical Helps")(Updated by Sharyn Ruth Kreger, dau. of Eleanor & James Hamilton Oct.2008)+CG1111231- Charles W. (7/19/1914-12/18/2005) m. 10/13/1940Margaret Lucille (Peggy) Waldron (11/7/1916-6/6/2005)CG1111232- Esther (3/5/1921- ) m. 7/20/1938Clair Rogers (6/29/1919- )CG1111233- Mary Louise (3/5/1921- ) m. Clair Milton Rogers (6/29/1919-6/7/2007)- three living children as of Oct. 2008CG1111234- Esther Margaret (6/29/1925- ) m. 5/9/1945Kieth Raker (2/29/1924- )- 4 living children as of Oct 2008.CG1111235- Eleanor Jean (11/23/1927- ) m. 11/9/1945James Merton Hamilton (6/21/1926- ) -5 living children as of Oct 2008.CG1111236- Leslie Ray (2/28/1931- ) m. 10/11/1952Joan Watkins (12/22/1930- ) 5 living children and 1 deceased as of Oct2008 (Leslie Ray Yoder II (6/27/1956-7/1/2007)CG1111237- Arnold Leo (7/28/1932- ) m. 6/10/1950Jane Louise Alexander (11/8/1933- )- 4 living children as of Oct. 2008.

CG1111238- Betty June (2/26/1935- ) m. 10/7/1953Lawrence Floyd Mase (11/6/1934- )- - - - - - - - - -Ernest B. Yoder, age 88, RD #1, Liberty, Pa., Monday, January 14, 1985 atthe Green Home, Wellsboro, Pa. Friends may call at the Drinkwine funeralHome, Blossburg, Pa., Thursday evening from 7 to 9 p.m., Funeral service,Friday at 10:30 a.m. at the Steam Valley Bible Church, Trout Run, Pa.,the Rev. Gerald Peet officiating. Burial, Union Cemetery, LibertyTownship. He was born September 13, 1896, a son of William and HannahBastian Yoder. His wife, the former Ruth Mase, predeceased him in 1974.Survived by 4 daughters, Mrs. Mary Rogers of Covington, Pa., Mrs. EstherRaker of Horseheads, NY, Mrs. Eleanor Hamilton and Mrs. Beverly J. Mase,both of Liberty, PA; 3 sons, Charles of Lewisburg, PA, Ray of Arnot, PAand Arnold of Zero Beach, FL.; sister, Mrs. Edna Krotzer of Liberty, Pa.;23 grandchildren, 31 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great grandchild,several nieces, nephews and cousins. He was a member of the Steam ValleyBible Church. The family will provide the flowers and suggests thatmemorial contributions be made to the Steam Valley Bible Church, RD #1,Trout Run, Pa. 17771. --from Mallory Allison, received 7/14/02- - - - - - - - - - -CG1111231- Charles W. (7/19/1914-12/18/2005) m. 10/13/1940Margaret Lucille (Peggy) Waldron (11/7/1916-6/6/2005)CG11112311- James Ernest Yoder born April 6, 1949 and died August 2, 1957CG11113-Samuel Yoder (12/20/1860-4/23/1933) m. 4/12/1883Cecelia Drumwater (7/-/1863- ) (Ref-"Genealogical Helps",1900- Lycoming Co, Jackson Twp)CG111131- Harvey (8/25/1884-2/23/1935) m. Anna Artley ( - )CG111132- Edgar (10/13/1887-11/25/1951) m. Charlotte Beck(11/13/1887-11/22/1962)CG111133- Ida (9/12/1890-3/19/1960) m.(w2) Charles Antes (11/13/1880-8-31-1915)CG11114-Charles F. Yoder (2/20/1861- ) m. Mazie Reeser (11/-/1864-)(Ref. "Genealogical Helps"; 1900-Pa Lycoming, Gamble Twp)CG111141-Vida (12/-/1891- ) m. ____ MaysCG111142-Verus (m) (9/9/1894-10/-/1963) m. _____ BiderCG111143- Theron (12/28/1906-10/15/1991)CG1112- John Yoter (1836- ) (Friedens shows a “John B. Yoder d.1/31/1926 age 88y 8m 26d) m. c 1860 Margaret Beck (1841- )(1860- Lycoming, Jackson Twp- "married within the year" farmer;1880- Lycoming, Jackson twp witn Agnes Beck age 6, as "John Yoter Jr")CG11121- Clara J. (c1863- )CG11122- Catharine S. (c1864- )CG11123- Charles A. (c1869-(Friedens shows a “C.A. Yoder 7/18/1869-6/15/1900)CG1113- Henry Yutter (4/6/1838-8/8/1882) m. Eliza Jane _____(4/6/1838-9/8/1882) (1860-Lycming, Cogan House as "Yutter")CG11131- Laura A. (c1859- 7/31/1862) age 2y 10m 4 d “dau of H & Eliza J”CG11132- Charles E ( -7/17/1862 age 1 y 7m 21d “son of H & Eliza JaneYoder”)CG11133- Infant ( -9/30/1962 age 2m 3d “son of H & Eliza J.”)

CG112- John B. Yoder (5/21/1809-9/1/1880) m1. Catherine Benner(1819- )(6/7/1811-1/15/1899- per Friedens Cm Rec)m2. Marion (1870 census Margaret (1812- )(Ref: "Genealogical Helps"; 1840- Lyc. Jackson Twp- 2m

Catholic cem at Mt Hope in Valintine Neb.He married Lena Swartz b. 1877 in Sioux City Iowa ? they were marriedJuly17 1895 , prob. in the Valentine Neb. area.They had two children .CH11. Charles Franklin Jotter b. July 28 1897 at Fort Niobara Neb. Havehisbirth record. ( however his name apparently was changed by the Swartzfamilyafter his mother died and Lena's sister raised the two children.His name was changed to Albert Jotter.CH12. Josephine Lillian Jotter b. 7 30 1900 Ft Niobrara Neb.died. Oct 1988 in Lewiston Id.Lena Swartz died March 11 1906 at Fort Niobrara Neb. by a lady by thenameof Effie Jelly , the shooting was ruled as accidental but Albert who wasthere saw his mother shot and said it was no accident. He states the ladyrode past there home many times with a pistol strapped on. almost toinvitetrouble.Lena was burried at the fort and later moved when the fort was closed .sheis burried the same place in valentine Neb. The Swartz lived in CrookstonNeb and were from Bohemia came to america lived a while in Sioux CityIowaand moved to the Crookston Area in about 1885.That s what I have in the short of it , I have lots more details aboutthere lives ect. but this might help connect them to Jotters from Germany.Norm Rogers. - 9/2000------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ID: I4709Name: John Franklin JotterSex: MBirth: 30 DEC 1865 in Columbia Co., New York , GhentDeath: 24 APR 1903 in Ft. Niobrara, Nebraska of Carbolic Acid Poison.Military Service: 3 MAR 1892 enlisted , Albany, New YorkMilitary Service: 2 JUN 1895 Discharged. Ft. Nibrario Neb.Residence: Ghant New YorkBurial: Buried at fort later moved to Mt. Hope Cem Valentine.Medical Information: Light brown hair and blue eyes.Note:Valintine Neb. Democrat. Newspaper.John F Jotter dead. Last Friday night J. F. Jotter and teamster atthe Post and formerly proprietor of the Union Hotel of this City forseveralmonths. Last summer arose went to the cupboard to take a drink of whathethought to be his Whiskey flask, But proved to be a bottle ofcarbolicacid that was sitting beside it. He took a big swallow, herealizedwhat he had done, finding the other bottle proceeded to emptyits contents to

counteract the deadly poison. he died in abt. 15 minutes. TheoddFellows conducted the funeral services at the Post Sun.Afternoon. MrJotter leaves a wife and two children to mourn his untimelydeath. Thedemocrat extends its sympathy to the bereaved in behalf ofValentinecitizens and friends.Large number of citizens were in attendance to pay theirrespect.Remainsof the deceased were laid to rest in the Military Cemetery underthedateof April 25 1903, the order was sent from the Post for thefuneral ofthetrusted employee of the Quartermaster De pt who died April 241903,The officer and solders will furnish transportation . by orderofColonelBowman, J. O. Lietch Capt and Adu. 25 Th infantry.John enlisted in Army in 8th infantry company B in Albany NewYorkand shipped to Ft. Niobrara Neb.. at the age of 26----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Letter by Albert Jotter. Madison Neb. Jan 25 1970Dear sis Jody got your letter the other day and today is Sundaya longday so I'll drop you a line . Jeane did a good job looking upour dadsback ground I new most of the deal about the deaths and ourmotherbeing buried in the M E Church , Father Blair was was the Priestthereat that time and when we came there the church was locked .Thats whyI did not go to no Catholic Church. I never did forget thatdeal Ialso remember Effie Randall and her Dad ,he was the carpenter at the Fort. Effie married Andrew Jelly.I was there that night I saw what happened, they had a hearingat theofficers Headquarters and they called it an accident but it didnotlook likean accident to me.The gun was hanging on the wall and we weresitting.Helen , Mrs Blyle and Mother and me were on an army cot andEffie gotup behind us and got the gun out of the holster and it went off.Why did she take the gun out of the holster at all we Had notbeenthere

15 Min till it happened , the gun was hanging on the wall in theholsterthere was something fishy about that and after things settleddown shewould ride past our place with a gun strapped on .Yes our folks had quite a lot of money I heard that from aBanker bythe name of Sparks , our mother did her business with him. TheSwartzfamily and Max Pertel got most of our money.I think Jrna knows all about it but he wont say anything .Yes I remember John Steffer he was Corral Boss, Ed Sears washarnessmaker and John Ross was the black smith, I also remember that Iwent toa colored teacher I don't know his name. I'll mail the clippingback to youin case Jeane wants it.Our weather here wonderful now. but it has been cold , but notmuchsnow. I was wondering if they would want some pictures . we havehereat the museum at Valentine when you come over this summer wecoulddrive up then and take them along and if they wanted them wecouldleave them there.Ruby is not so well , she has trouble sleeping , her legs painher , I think itsis the Nerves in the legs as for Opal I don't know what tothink aboutthat girl she spends money right and left but she has it so what, let herspent it its is not any of my business she is old enough to runher ownbusiness. Opal and Ruby don't get along at all, Ruby tries totell her whatto do and that don't work , Ruby is like her mother she wantsevery bodyto do like she wants them to do. ruby has quite a temper shedon't stop tothink she just says what she thinks and that is no good I amfeeling finebut I am sore. get it will take a little time I'll be fine bythe time springcomes and fishing time comes I could tell a lot about FortNiobrara. Iremember a lot of things those and also the names of peoplethere thatused to be there . Well so long for now and take care.I remain Your Brother Albert Jotterlodge inJohn F Jotter probably came to the Mohawk Valley Columbia co. NYbetween 1860 and 1870.His birth information came from a Petition to join the IOOF

Valentine Nebraska . On the petition it lists his birth Dec.30th 1865 inColumbia Co. NY and occupation Teamster. The record shows thathetook the first degree on March 10 1903 and the 2nd degree onApril 71903 . Hes passed away on April 26 1903 so did not take theMasterMasons Degree. Only Master Masons are entitled to have a Masonicfuneral so of course he did not have this.Information from a letter from A P Starkjohann, Sec. MinnekadusaLodge No. 192 AF and AMtheFort Niobrara NebraskaFort Niobrara was established in 1880 as the military post forRosebud Reservation in Dakota. This reservation was constitutedin 1870for Chief Spotted Tails band of Brule Sioux, and, in the summerof thatyear the Indians began moving from the old Spotted Tail AgencyonWhite Clay Creek to the new location about hundred miles east.campSheridan, which had been the military post for the Spotted Tailagency,was abandoned and much of its equipment and supplied brought totheRosebud.An official army order dated April 22 1880 provided for theestablishment of a military post for the new reservation. thislocationchosen was a point on the Niobrara River in Cherry Co. aboutfour mileseast and north of the present town of Valentine. The post wasnamedForst Niobrara and the first officer in charge was Major John JUphan ofthe Fifth US cavalry and Company B of the Ninth infantryaccompaniedhim to aid in establishment of the Fort.The first buildings were of adobe brick a suitable clay forwhich wasbound nearby. Later, frame structures were erected and the fortenlargedto provide quarters for a regiment. The military reserve too,wasincreased to provide quarters for a regiments. The militaryreserve too ,was increased until it comprised fifty four sections of land.The plan of theFort followed the same general pattern of the other frontierpost, in thearrangement of its buildings around a rectangular parade ground.A visitor to Fort Niobrara in 1884, fours years after itsfounding, wrote

that the post was "Like a Plesant little village of nicely builthouses, mostof them of adobe brick and arranged on three sides of a square.Theofficers homes on the south side, all cottage houses, but largeandhandsomely built. On the east are Public buildings, chapel,library, lectureroom and entertainment hall. Along the north are the soldiersquarters andin the rear are various utility buildings and the stables , onefor the grayand another for the sorrel horses about one hundred of each, andalsoabout seventy mules.In the early days of Fort Niobrara the surrounding territory wasnot yetsettled and the garrison found it a lonely spot. For the firstyear mail andsupplies were brought by ox team freighting wagons. from Neligh,Nebraska at that time the end of the line of the Fremont,Elkhorn, andMissouri Valley railroad and the closest rail point. By 1882,however, theroad reached Thatcher only a few miles away and the followingyearcame to Valentine.,This ended the supply problem except for local hauling fromValentine tothe Fort.To the Eary settlers of the county the military post proved atremendouslyhelpful asset. Here they found a ready market for grain, hay andcordwood, as well as for meat, dairy and poultry products. wives ofsettlerstoo, helped out the family budget by doing laundry for thetroops. And,probably more important than these direct benefits was the Senceofsecurity which the presence of the soldiers gave, and theknowledge thatthe fort would be a place of refuge in the event of and Indianoutbreakfrom the Rosebud Reservation over the Dakota line to the north.Butthere was no trouble with the Brule Sioux. However, after theturbulentplans wars of the 1860's and 1870's civilians and soldiers wereunderstandably nervous and Indian scares based on unfoundedrumorscropped up occasionally. It was reported that more than once thesoldiersat Fort Niobrara had kept their horses saddled for days at atime ready torepel and attack that never materialized. Not until the winterof 1890-91

was there real trouble anywhere in the Indian country.Glimpses of social life at the fort are Given in her book,VanishedArizona, by Martha Summerhays, wife of First Lt. John SummerhaysofEight Infantry who was stationed there in 1887-88. Experienceswithbitter cold weather are detailed together with reminiscences ofthebrighter side, as for example, she wrote, We could not complainof ourfare, however, for our larder hung full of all sorts of delicateand deliciousthings brought in by the farmers, which we were glad to buy.Parriechickens, young pigs, venison and ducks, all hanging to be usedasdesired.And again: We had an excellent amusment hall with a fine floorfordancing. The chapel was at one end and a fairly good stage atthe other.We had a good string orchestra of twenty or more pieces and aseries ofweekly dances were inaugurated.Musicales and theatricals were also given by talent recruitedamong thepersonnel of the post. Admission was charged to raise funds tobyscenery and other supplies for the productions and theneighboringfrontier towns of Valentine came riding and driving over theParrie andacross the old bridge of the Niobrara River, to see the plays.Fort Niobrara, because of its remote location, had few notedvisitorsfrom outside. As at all army posts the garrison underwent manychangesin both officers and enlisted men. As a young lieutenant John JPershingwas stationed there for a short time in 1891 following theWounded KneeMassacre. Another young lieutenant at the post on the Niobrarawas JohnM. Stotsenburg who served as colonel of the First NebraskaRegiment inSpanish American War and was killed in action during thePhilippinecampaign.In 1890 the last great Indian scare came to Northern Nebraska.Throughthe exciting years events built up reaching a climax in the socalled Battleof Wounded Knee. The Sioux on the great Pine Ridge Reservationdissatisfied and hopeless, robbed of adequate rations byunscrupulous or

incompetent agents and greedy contractors, turned in desperationto anew fanatical ritualistic religion. This was the Gost Dance-Messiah craze.Of the total Indian population at Pine Ridge only acomparatively smallnumber participated. But the timid agent became alarmed andasked formilitary protection, intimating that the Indians were out ofcontrol.When this word came, the alarm spread like a Parrie fire amongthescattered settlers on the North Nebraska frontier. The Militarypostswere alerted and supplied and reinforcements were rushed to themandpreparations made for any eventuality. Fort Niobrara became oneof theprincipal points of supply and troops from the post were orderedto thefield.Then, on Dec 29 on Wounded Knee Creek, 1890, during the processofdisarming Chief Big Foots band, which comprised the bulk of theGhostDancers, a shot was fired at the soldiers, troops of the SeventhCavalry,and the fight was on. Partially disarmed the Indians had nochance and theengagement became a massacre in which men, women and childrenwereindiscriminately shot down while fleeing up the ravines seekingsafety.Following the Wounded knee affair rumors spread that the wholeSiouxnation might rise in revolt. The Nebraska National Guard wascalled outand sent to various points along the Dakota border, andadditional federalToups sent in. But beyond a few minor skirmishes there was nofurthertrouble.Gen. Nelson A Miles was put in charge of the whole operation andunderhis direction the situation gradually calmed down.After the excitement was over, Fort Niobrara returned to itsusual peacetime routine until abandonment in Oct of 1906. With the openingof theRosebud to settlers it was felt that the need for a post at thatlocation wasno longer in existence. A 16,000 acre tract of Militaryreservation wasretained for a national game preserve and the rest thrown openforsettlement. A small Museum and office bui8ldings of the gamereserve are

maintained on the site of the old post and small herds ofbuffalo, elk, deerand antelope roam over the terrain where cavalry horses onceheld sway.___________________________________________________________________CI- Jospeh Yoder ( - ) m.Anna Kempf ( - )CI1- Anne (1849 Crogahn, Lewis Co., NY- 1909 Fairbury, Livingston Co.,Il)m. 1867 Michael Farney (1843 New Bremen, Lewis Co., NY-1916 Fairbury)Had 13 children between 1868-1890CI2- Lena (1852 Crogahn, Lewis Co., NY- 1919 Fairbury, Livingston Co.,Il)m. 1871 Joseph Farney (1842 New Bremen, Lewis Co., NY-1923 Fairbury)had 17 children between 1872-1895- - - - - - - - -CJ- Descendants of Mathaus JETTER"I think the other Dotterer line, that of George Phillip Dotterer, linkstothe Yetter / Jetter line you speak of. Here is my info. and the only wayitlinks is by my mother, La Rue (Malone) Dutter's grandparents' child,Martillawho married Henry Yetter / Jetter" Carol (Dutter) GillilandSt. Pete Beach, FL., (Fldollfin@aol.com)1 Mathaus JETTER b: 1740.. +Catharina BAUER b: 1740 d: 1821.... 2 Johannes JETTER b: 1760 d: April 15, 1821........ +Maria Margaretha PROBST b: October 30, 1764 m: January17, 1791 in Kandel, Germany d: October 31, 1834.......... 3 Johannes JETTER b: July 08, 1796 d: January 18,1872.............. +Eva Margaretha RODEL b: May 09, 1813 m: April 30,1835in Kandel, Germany d: August 11, 1881................. 4 Johannes JETTER b: February 19, 1836 in Kandel,Germany..................... +Maria Salomea REICHART b: 1840 in ProbablyGermany m: November 26, 1863 in Kandel, Germany....................... 5 Louisa JETTER........................... +Unknown STRAUB............................. 6 Louise STRAUB.................................. +Ernst FOERG............................. 6 Rose STRAUB.................................. +Walter HAUSER............................. 6 Fred H. STRAUB....................... 5 Fred JETTER........................... +Mary BAKER............................. 6 Rose YETTER.................................. +Harry JULE............................. 6 Marie YETTER.................................. +Unknown POPELAK............................. 6 William YETTER............................. 6 Charles YETTER............................. 6 Louis YETTER............................. 6 Frederick YETTER

....................... 5 Charles JETTER........................... +Mabel ALLEN............................. 6 Wilmington Charles YETTER............................. 6 Grace YETTER............................. 6 Russell YETTER....................... 5 Margaretha JETTER........................... +Max THUS............................. 6 Carl THUS............................. 6 Frederick H. THUS.................................. +Unknown....................... 5 Henry JETTER b: May 06, 1877 in Kandel,Germany d: April 01, 1920 in St. Francis Hospital, Pgh. , Pa............................ +Martilla Viola POWERS b: November 30,1877in McKeesport, Pa. , prob. Shaw Ave. m: September 22, 1912 in 1stChristian Church in Wheeling, West Va. d: October 17, 1950 in at home inPgh. Pa.............................. 6 Margaretta Louisa YETTER b: October22, 1913 in 604 Atlantic Ave., McKeesport, Pa. d: June 03, 1960 inPgh.Pa................................... +Howard GEARY............................. *2nd Husband of Margaretta LouisaYETTER:.................................. +John TROYAN............................. 6 Henry Powers YETTER b: March 24, 1915inPittsburgh, Allegheny Co., Pa................................... +Betty Jane GILKEY b: March 23,1923in Pgh. Pa. m: June 20, 1945 in Pittsburgh, Pa. d: November 09, 1985 inForbes Hospice , Pittsburgh, Pa.............................. *2nd Wife of Henry Powers YETTER:.................................. +Gay HESSENMUELLER b: October 25,1924 in San Fran., Ca. m: October 22, 1988....................... 5 Rudolph JETTER........................... +Pearl............................. 6 Martha YETTER............................. 6 Pearl YETTER.................................. +unknown OSTERBOE............................. 6 Emma YETTER............................. 6 Margaret YETTER............................. 6 (Whity) YETTER............................. 6 Charles Edgar YETTER.................................. +Unknown................. 4 Charles JETTER..................... +Rose HAMMEL....................... 5 Frederick W. YETTER d: May 21, 1972................. 4 Ludwig JETTER....................... 5 Jeannette YETTER........................... +Unknown COLE....................... 5 Charles F. YETTER............................. 6 Thomas YETTER............................. 6 Rhoda YETTER............................. 6 Charles F. YETTER....................... 5 William YETTER

............................. 6 William YETTER Jr.............................. 6 Florence YETTER....................... 5 Harry YETTER....................... 5 Emma YETTER........................... +Unknown SANFORD............................. 6 Jeanette SANFORD............................. 6 Richard SANFORD....................... 5 Rose YETTER........................... +Unknown ATKINSON............................. 6 Walter ATKINSON....................... 5 Louise YETTERCK- (1)Jacob Yeider ( Jacob Jeyter)b: September 6,1778 Lancaster County, PAd: April 6,1810 Lancaster County, PAm: Barbara Lein 1801 , Lancaster County, PABoth are buried in Byerland Menonite Cemetery, Lancaster,PAChildren of Jacob Yeider and Barbara Leiin are:(2)John Yeider b:10/23/1803 Lancaster co, PAJacob Yeider b: Abt. 1805Christian Yeider b: April 1807Emanuel Yeider b: August 10,1809(From- "mike ferguson" Jun 2001)Children of John Yeider and Magdalena McMillan :(3)Jacob M. Yeider b:Aug.23,1830 d: September 7,1909This Jacob Yeider is my g-g grandfather. I have seen different dates forbirth and death but I use these based on a copy of Bile records from mygreat grandmother, (Catherine) Alice Yeider Campbell.Marriage (1) Mary Feather August 1 ,1865 ????Chikdren:Webster Yeider 1864 ( incorrect date ???)John Yeider 1869Marriage (2) Mary WorleyMarch 8,1869 Miami Co., OHCatherine Alice Yeider 1870 - 1949William Yeider 1874Jane Yeider 1875Nora Yeider 1878Elizabeth(Libby) Yeider Aft.1880Catheine Alice married Archibald Campbell Blackford Co., INWilliam married Emma Martin Blackford Co., INLibby married William Gross Blackford Co., INNora married Camile Pettit Blackford Co., INTidbits....Must be 1880 Census not 1850.I think I remember seeinig 1870 Ohio census with Jacob and 2 sons listed.Jacob enlisted twice during the Civil War ;12th Ohio infantry Co. I Private 25 June 1861 Age 31179 Ohio infantry Co. K Private 23 Sep 1864 Age 34CL- Jost Luckenbill d. 1822 m. Susanna (Yoder ?). Berks Co., PaChildren

1.Elizabeth m. John Drey (also shown as Frey) 10 March 1805. JohnDrey was listedas administrator to the will of Jost Luckenbill, Abraham was alsomentioned in Jost'swill.2.Maria Susanna b. 4 Oct 1776 bap. 11/3/1776 Christ Reformed ChurchBowers, Pa -Sponsers were Christian and Barbara Glaser. Children:1.Hanna b. 1797. Sponsered by Susanna Luckenbiel - single2.David b. 1799.3.Johann (John) Abraham b. 29 Jun 1779 -sponsered by Theobald Bieberand Maria.m. Polly Siegfried 17 Mar 1805 St. Pauls Church, Wayne Township- oneweek afterhis sister Elizabeth got married.CM- Benjamin Youter (1815 -1/28/1893), son of Samuel. Married SophiaCatherine Clouser, b 1820 in White Deer Township, d 11-9-1892, (BernardGuy, 492 Country Hill Rd., Anaheim, CA 92808-1353, email: badguy@ibm.net)CM1- FredrickCM2- MaryCM3- JohnCM4- WilliamCM5- Hester Catherine (7/3/1866 White Deer, Pa -1945 Conrad,Montana) m. 11/27/1882 Allentown, Pa Eugene Christopher Nichols(12/25/1851 NY- 11/-/1945 Sioux Falls, SD) “my grandmother. I have therest of her data to present time.You can see more data on my web site under this address www.guyfamily.comlokk under the Nichols/Youter report. I would appreciate any further dataabout Abraham and Hannah. I have a copy of Hester Catherine's baptismcertificate”- Ben Guy.CN- Daniel Yoder (c1814to16- ) m. Mary Jane (c1819to20- )1850Montour, Franklin Twp tailor; 1860- Dauphin, W Harrisburg; 1870 Dauphin,Harrisburg watchmaker; 1880 Montour, Franklin ?. Ref. Nikki Walker ofWyoming.(Belived to be son of OY424 Daniel Yoder b. Jul.15,1789 m. Feb.22,1815to Mary LaRosa)CN1- Oliver B. b. c1842 or 43CN2- William b. c1844CN3- Theressa (28 Mar 1848 Harrisburg, Dauphin, PA -1916) m.Frederick Wilhelm YINGST (1843 PA-1920)CN4- Abbie R. (1851-1936 Wyo) m. Feb. 14, 1893 to Tholomiah Megeath(1/16/1843 Loudon Co., VA- 1920 Wyo) Both bur. Unita Co, Wyo. Ft BridgerCem, Woodman of the World Section---------------(Note for “CO” –identified as a son of OY131- Daniel b. 4/4/1791 DelongsCh. Bowers, Maxatawny Twp.- see YNL59, Apr. 2012)CO- William Yoder (c1819- ?) m1. Sarah ____ (9/9/1822-8/9/1850) BuriedSt. Michael’s Reformed Chruch, Upper Bern Twp, Berks Co, m2. Leah Reedy(1/30/1831-)W1 CO1- Albert b. c1845CO2-George J. b. c1847W2 CO3- Morris M. b. c1855

CO4- Catherine (Kate) b. 1866(From Shannon McDowell Dec. 2007- “The William Yoder in my tree was bornabt 1818 or 1819. He was born in Pa. He married two times. His first wifewas Sarah. They show up on the 1850 census in Upper Bern, Berks County:William Yoder age 31 TailorSarah age 27Albert age 5Geo J. age 3Eliza Culler age 20“I know that Sarah died and is buried at St. Michael's reformed church inUpper Bern twsp. She is listed as Sarah Yotter B. Sept. 9 1822 and D. Aug.9 1850 age 27 years and 11 mos. I have no more info. on her or her family.“In 1860 William shows up in census in Bethel twsp. Lebanon county:William yoder age 41 TailorLeah yoder age 28George age 12Morris M. age 5“In 1870 Pinegrove Schuylkill Co.William Youther age 51 TailorLeah age 40Morris age 15Catherine (katie) age 4“Leah's maiden name is Reedy. Her parents are Jacob Reede and Magdalene.She was baptised at Host reformed church now St. John's united church ofchrist. She was born 1/30/1831. I have no more info on Leah at all.“William and Leah's daughter Catherine (Katie V.) is my GG grandmother.She had two children Anna and Charles. Charles is my great grandfather.His father was a John Walker. I have no info on this person at all. Anna'sfather unknown. Katie in 1910 shows up in Deeds or Dietz household withAnna Yoder and foster son Charles Walker. In 1920 Katie is a widow. AnnaKing (Yoder) is a widow. and Charles is a Yoder. Then both Anna and Katiedisappear for good. I can find no marriage info on them. No death inforfor William, Leah, Katie, or Anna. No info at all on Walker. Total deadend.”