Individual Notes

Note for: John Z. Harger, ABT 1885 - Index

Immigration:
Date: 1903

Individual Notes

Note for: Jessie Smith, 1840 - Index

Individual Note:
The 1900 Federal Census lists Jessie Smith, 60 and his family living at 134 or 139 Hepburn Street, Williamsport, Lycoming Co., PA. Also living with him are his wife, Mary J., 56; daughter Amanda E. 24 b. May 1875; Estella, 16 b. May 1884; grandson (Amanda's children), Harry W. (Collins), June 1898 and Maggie M. March 1900, 2 months old. Jessie and Mary have been married for 39/37 years, with 4 of 7 children living. Amanda is listed as married for two years, with two of two children living. All born in PA. Jessie is a day laborer.

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Note for: Margaret May Price, 13 MAR 1900 - 23 DEC 1992 Index

Burial:
     Date:   28 DEC 1992
     Place:   Fort Lincoln Cemetery,, Washington, D.C.

Individual Notes

Note for: Theodore Schrum, 11 FEB 1893 - 14 SEP 1975 Index

Burial:
     Date:   17 SEP 1975
     Place:   Fort Lincoln Cemetery,, Washington, D.C.

Individual Note:
     Theodore Schrum was found in the 1930 Federal Census living at 55 Bates Streeet N.W. Washington, DC. Living with him are his wife, Margaret 30; daughter, Ellen, 9; son, Robert, 3; and daughter, Janet, one year three months old. Theodore was 26 when first married and Margaret was 19. He rents the house for $19 per month. He is a chauffeur for a taxicab company. Theodore was born in PA and his parents in Germany. Also living with them are Margaret's mother, Amanda, 53 and step-father George Husselton, 63. George was 37 when he married Amanda when she was 27. Both were born in PA. George is a laborer in odd jobs.

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Note for: Earl David Mahlin, 10 JUL 1919 - 19 NOV 2002 Index

Burial:
Place: St Johns United Methodist, McAllisterville, Juniata Co., PA

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Note for: Imelda L. Unknown, 25 SEP 1900 - 29 JUN 1992 Index

Individual Note:
According the 1920 census Imelda's father was born in Canada and her mother in France.

According to the 1930 census Imelda's father was born in Canada and her mother in Alsace-Lorraine (France).

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Note for: Ocie Mae Worthington, 15 AUG 1906 - 23 JUN 1994 Index

Individual Note:
Engagements from the Williamsport Sunday Grit - August 23, 1931 p. 24
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Worthington, of Unityville, recently entertained in honor of their daughter, Ocie Mae, whose engagement to Howard Holdren, of this city, was announced at that time.

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Note for: Gertrude Alice Holdren, 20 APR 1933 - Index

Individual Note:
Births from the Williamsport Sunday Grit - May 7, 1933 p. 8
To Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Holdren of Muncy Valley R.D.., a daughter, who has been named Gertrude Alice. Mrs. Holdren formerly was Miss Ocie Worthington, of Williamsport.

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Note for: Lyvera Mabel Holdren, 17 AUG 1936 - Index

Individual Note:
Births from the Williamsport Sunday Grit - August 23, 1936 p. 14
To Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Holdren of Muncy Valley R.D.., Aug. 17, a daughter, who has been named Lyvera Mabel. Mrs. Holdren before her marriage was Miss Ocie Worthington.

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Note for: John P. Mundrick, AUG 1868 - 27 SEP 1943 Index

Individual Note:
from the Williamsport Sunday Grit - August 21, 1938
Celebrates Birthday
John P. Mundrick, of Wallis Run, was honored at a dinner at his home last Sunday as he celebrated his seventieth birthday anniversary.
The 32 guests present at the gathering included:
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Mundrick and son, John; Mrs. William J. Mundrick, of Wallis Run; Mrs. and Mrs. Adam Mundrick and daughter, Helen of Williamsport; and son Howard of Baltimore; Mrs. and Mrs. Chris Bower of Montoursville; Mrs. and Mrs. Jason Holdren and children, Mary, Jerry, Lawrence, Leroy, Carol, Betty, Billy and Elsie Ann, of Montoursville;Mrs. and Mrs. Henry Jacoby and son and daughter, Elwood and Ermas of Wallis Run; Mr. and Mrs. C. Douglas Harner and son, Richard and daughter, Joyce of Montoursville; Mrs. and Mrs. Edward Hulihan, of Williamsport R.D.; George Jacoby, of Willis Run; and Miss Ruth Chambers of Williamsport.

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Note for: Nora E. Sherwood, JUL 1899 - 26 JUN 1941 Index

Burial:
     Date:   29 JUN 1941
     Place:   Muncy Cemetery, Muncy, Lycoming County, PA

Individual Note:
     Obituary from the Williamsport Sunday Grit - June 29, 1941
Holdren - Mrs. Nora E. Holdren, 42, of Montoursville, died Thursday in the Williamsport Hospital. Surviving are her husband, Artie; three sons, Artie, Jr., of Philadelphia; and Donald and Dean at home; her mother, Mrs. Susan Sherwood, of Muncy; two brothers and four sisters. The last Mrs. Holdren was a member of the Montoursville Garden Club and the Methodist Church. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm today at the Spitler Funeral Home, with burial in the Muncy Cemetery, where the pastor, the Rev. T.M. Stone, will officiate.

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Note for: Cleon E. Worthington, ABT 1901 - 22 DEC 1942 Index

Individual Note:
from the Williamsport Sunday Grit - December 27, 1942
Worthington - Cleon E. Worthington, 41, of Lairdsville R.D. 3, cupola foreman at the Spencer Heater Company was fatally injured Tuesday when his skull was crushed by a crane trolley which had ran off the switch. he died 20 minutes later at the Williamsport Hospital,to whcih he was rushed by ambulance. The cab which contained Mr. Worthington dropped ten feet to the floor of the plant when the trolley fell upon it. Mr. Worthington, a Spencer Heater employee for 23 years, is survived by three daughters and a son, Doris, Nancy, Ida May and Herbert. all at home; his father and mother, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Worthington of Unityville, and these brothers and sisters: Mrs. Earl Ring of Milmay, NJ; Mrs. Ernest Smith of Unityville R.D.; Mrs. Howard Holdren and Frank R. of Unityville; Walter L. of Virginia Cal; Grant of Fort Ord, Cal.; Clifford, of Unityville; Mrs. John Farenbach of Muncy R.D.; Thomas of Milroy and Edwin of Unityville. Funeral Services were held yesterday.

Individual Notes

Note for: Albert Bertram Nichols, 15 APR 1875 - Index

Individual Note:
The 1910 Federal Census lists Albert B. Nichols, 40, residing in the 12th Ward of Williamsport, Lycoming Co., PA. Also living in the house are his wife Rxxxx, 36 and daughter (yes, it says daughter) Bertram, 4. Albert is a house painter. They have been married five years with their only child living. All born in PA. (April 22, 1910; E.D. 101;sheet 12B)

WWI Draft Registration Card Info:
Albert Bertram Nichols Age: 43 b. April 15, 1875
Residence: 914 Walnut Street, Williamsport, PA
white, self employed painter
Nearest Relative: Annie L. Nichols (wife)
Address: 914 Walnut St. Williamsport, PA
Short, medium build, blue eyes, light brown hair, slightly balding
Signed: Albert Bertram Nichols
Sept 12, 1918, Williamsport, Lycoming Co., PA

The 1920 Federal Census lists Albert B. Nichols, 45, residing at 914 Walnut Street, Loyalsock Twp., Lycoming Co. PA. Also living with him are his wife, A. Lorena, 40; sons, Bertram, 14; Thomas V., 9; John C., 7 and L. Lorena 4 yrs, 9 months. Mrs. Nichols was born in New York along with her parents; all others born in PA. Albert is a painter and rents his house.

The 1930 Federal census lists Albert B. Nichols, 54, living at 605 Spruce Street, Williamsport, Lycoming Co., PA. Living with him are his wife, Annie, 49; sons, Richard B., 24; Thomas, 19; John C., 18; and daughter, Ella L. 15. He owns the house which is valued at $1800. They do not own a radio. Albert is not employed but his sons Richard and Thomas are paper hangers; John is a bread maker in a bakery.

Coincidentally, the 1930 Federal Census lists an Albert W. Nichols, 62, residing at 51 East 7th St, Williamsport, PA, along with his wife, Lorena, 61. He owns his house which is valued at $8000. The census states that he was born in NY and she in PA. He is a janitor and carpenter for St. Paul's Church.

There is a family living in Chapman Township, Snyder County, PA in 1880 which could be Albert's parents. They are C.R. Nichols, 32 and his wife Lucetta, 24, both born in PA. They have three children, Albert 5; Mary 3; and Elizabeth E. one month old, born in May. C.R. Nichols is a painter and does not know where his parents were born. Lucetta cannot write, she was born in PA. More research is needed to prove. (June 22, 1880)