Gamber, Michael - 1785

Bickerton, Robert, cordwainer, and Katherine Gamber, of the City of Philadelphia; June 16, 1785; Bond, 200£; Bondsmen, Robert Bickerton, Michael Gamber; Witness, James Trimble.

~ Pennsylvania’s Marriage Licenses 1784-86 from Baptismal and Marriage Records of Rev. John Waldschmidt, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 1752-1786, Page 131

Gamber, Katherine - 1785

Bickerton, Robert, cordwainer, and Katherine Gamber, of the City of Philadelphia; June 16, 1785; Bond, 200£; Bondsmen, Robert Bickerton, Michael Gamber; Witness, James Trimble.

~ Pennsylvania’s Marriage Licenses 1784-86 from Baptismal and Marriage Records of Rev. John Waldschmidt, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 1752-1786, Page 131

Bickerton, Robert - 1785

Bickerton, Robert, cordwainer, and Katherine Gamber, of the City of Philadelphia; June 16, 1785; Bond, 200£; Bondsmen, Robert Bickerton, Michael Gamber; Witness, James Trimble.

~ Pennsylvania’s Marriage Licenses 1784-86 from Baptismal and Marriage Records of Rev. John Waldschmidt, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 1752-1786, Page 131

Fifer, Frederick - 1785

Bockius, Peter, rope-maker, and Elizabeth Etter, of the City of Philadelphia; April 21, 1785; Bond, 200£; Bondsmen, Peter Bockius, Frederick Fifer; Witness, James Trimble.

~ Pennsylvania’s Marriage Licenses 1784-86 from Baptismal and Marriage Records of Rev. John Waldschmidt, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 1752-1786, Page 131

Etter, Elizabeth - 1785

Bockius, Peter, rope-maker, and Elizabeth Etter, of the City of Philadelphia; April 21, 1785; Bond, 200£; Bondsmen, Peter Bockius, Frederick Fifer; Witness, James Trimble.

~ Pennsylvania’s Marriage Licenses 1784-86 from Baptismal and Marriage Records of Rev. John Waldschmidt, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 1752-1786, Page 131

Bockius, Peter - 1785

Bockius, Peter, rope-maker, and Elizabeth Etter, of the City of Philadelphia; April 21, 1785; Bond, 200£; Bondsmen, Peter Bockius, Frederick Fifer; Witness, James Trimble.

~ Pennsylvania’s Marriage Licenses 1784-86 from Baptismal and Marriage Records of Rev. John Waldschmidt, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 1752-1786, Page 131

Tillyer, Thomas - 1786

Bowen, John, gentleman, and Mary Swoope, of the City of Philadelphia; January 25, 1786; Bond, 200£; Bondsmen, John Bowen, Thomas Tillyer; Witness, James Trimble.

~ Pennsylvania’s Marriage Licenses 1784-86 from Baptismal and Marriage Records of Rev. John Waldschmidt, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 1752-1786, Page 131

Swoope, Mary - 1786

Bowen, John, gentleman, and Mary Swoope, of the City of Philadelphia; January 25, 1786; Bond, 200£; Bondsmen, John Bowen, Thomas Tillyer; Witness, James Trimble.

~ Pennsylvania’s Marriage Licenses 1784-86 from Baptismal and Marriage Records of Rev. John Waldschmidt, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 1752-1786, Page 131

Bowen, John - 1786

Bowen, John, gentleman, and Mary Swoope, of the City of Philadelphia; January 25, 1786; Bond, 200£; Bondsmen, John Bowen, Thomas Tillyer; Witness, James Trimble.

~ Pennsylvania’s Marriage Licenses 1784-86 from Baptismal and Marriage Records of Rev. John Waldschmidt, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 1752-1786, Page 131

Cook, Evan - 1786

Brewer, Daniel, and Elizabeth Brown, of the City of Philadelphia; June 20, 1786; Bond, 200£; Bondsmen, Evan Cook, Daniel Brewer; Witness, James Trimble.

~ Pennsylvania’s Marriage Licenses 1784-86 from Baptismal and Marriage Records of Rev. John Waldschmidt, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 1752-1786, Page 131

Brown, Elizabeth - 1786

Brewer, Daniel, and Elizabeth Brown, of the City of Philadelphia; June 20, 1786; Bond, 200£; Bondsmen, Evan Cook, Daniel Brewer; Witness, James Trimble.

~ Pennsylvania’s Marriage Licenses 1784-86 from Baptismal and Marriage Records of Rev. John Waldschmidt, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 1752-1786, Page 131

Brewer, Daniel - 1786

Brewer, Daniel, and Elizabeth Brown, of the City of Philadelphia; June 20, 1786; Bond, 200£; Bondsmen, Evan Cook, Daniel Brewer; Witness, James Trimble.

~ Pennsylvania’s Marriage Licenses 1784-86 from Baptismal and Marriage Records of Rev. John Waldschmidt, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 1752-1786, Page 131

Fink, Catharine - 1898

THEY WANTED TO WED.

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Walked Twenty-eight Miles for a License Mostly Barefooted.

The old maxim, “it takes all kind of people to make a world,” was strikingly illustrated on Wednesday, remarks the Somerset Herald, when David B. Nunnemaker and Catharine Fink appeared before Register-and-Recorder Cover and asked for a marriage license.  The would-be groom gave his age as thirty-nine years while the bride to be acknowledged to twenty-seven summers.  Nunnemaker is a sparsely-built man, with hair prematurely grey and the flushed cheeks that betokens to hard work in the mountain air.

The bride, short of stature, but of spacious girth and two hundred and twenty pounds of solid flesh and bones, smiled approvingly when Mr. Nunnemaker boldly made his business known and tossed a silver dollar upon the table, after the license was properly filled up and handed to him.

“We live in Ogle township,” said the happy swain, “and when we made up our minds to get married we thought it best to come right to the court house, so that there would be no mistakes made.  We walked all the way from home, a distance of some twenty-eight miles, most of the way in our bare feet, but we got here at last, and now we want to be married.”

Afterward it transpired that the couple had but fifty-nine cents when they arrived in town, the balance of the dollar having been contributed by a friend.  A number of hastily-summoned guests at the wedding contributed a purse of $1.01 for the justice’s fee.
~ Jeannette Dispatch, 08-Jul-1898, Page 8, Column 2

Nunnemaker, David B. - 1898

THEY WANTED TO WED.

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Walked Twenty-eight Miles for a License Mostly Barefooted.

The old maxim, “it takes all kind of people to make a world,” was strikingly illustrated on Wednesday, remarks the Somerset Herald, when David B. Nunnemaker and Catharine Fink appeared before Register-and-Recorder Cover and asked for a marriage license.  The would-be groom gave his age as thirty-nine years while the bride to be acknowledged to twenty-seven summers.  Nunnemaker is a sparsely-built man, with hair prematurely grey and the flushed cheeks that betokens to hard work in the mountain air.

The bride, short of stature, but of spacious girth and two hundred and twenty pounds of solid flesh and bones, smiled approvingly when Mr. Nunnemaker boldly made his business known and tossed a silver dollar upon the table, after the license was properly filled up and handed to him.

“We live in Ogle township,” said the happy swain, “and when we made up our minds to get married we thought it best to come right to the court house, so that there would be no mistakes made.  We walked all the way from home, a distance of some twenty-eight miles, most of the way in our bare feet, but we got here at last, and now we want to be married.”

Afterward it transpired that the couple had but fifty-nine cents when they arrived in town, the balance of the dollar having been contributed by a friend.  A number of hastily-summoned guests at the wedding contributed a purse of $1.01 for the justice’s fee.
~ Jeannette Dispatch, 08-Jul-1898, Page 8, Column 2

Houseman, Mino (Miss) - 1898

North Bellevernon Teachers.

The school board of North Bellevernon have elected these teachers: W. A. Compton, California, R. M. Gibson, Bellevernon; Miss Pearl Rabe, California and Miss Mino Houseman, Bellevernon.  Salaries run from $42, $50 to $60.  The school term is eight months, and the millage eight mills.
~ Jeannette Dispatch, 08-Jul-1898, Page 8, Column 1

Rabe, Pearl - 1898

North Bellevernon Teachers.

The school board of North Bellevernon have elected these teachers: W. A. Compton, California, R. M. Gibson, Bellevernon; Miss Pearl Rabe, California and Miss Mino Houseman, Bellevernon.  Salaries run from $42, $50 to $60.  The school term is eight months, and the millage eight mills.
~ Jeannette Dispatch, 08-Jul-1898, Page 8, Column 1

Gibson, R. M. - 1898

North Bellevernon Teachers.

The school board of North Bellevernon have elected these teachers: W. A. Compton, California, R. M. Gibson, Bellevernon; Miss Pearl Rabe, California and Miss Mino Houseman, Bellevernon.  Salaries run from $42, $50 to $60.  The school term is eight months, and the millage eight mills.
~ Jeannette Dispatch, 08-Jul-1898, Page 8, Column 1

Compton, W. A. - 1898

North Bellevernon Teachers.

The school board of North Bellevernon have elected these teachers: W. A. Compton, California, R. M. Gibson, Bellevernon; Miss Pearl Rabe, California and Miss Mino Houseman, Bellevernon.  Salaries run from $42, $50 to $60.  The school term is eight months, and the millage eight mills.
~ Jeannette Dispatch, 08-Jul-1898, Page 8, Column 1

Gillespie, William K. - 1898

DON’T HAGGLE
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The Old Time Methods Disappear Under the New Regime.

The dealer used to, in days agone, “whittle prices.”  Those who trade with William K. Gillespie, wholesale grocer, Ninth street and Duquesne Way, Pittsburg, Pa., have forgotten this practice simply because they don’t need it.  This house’ <sic> prices are always the lowest possible, consistent with quality desired.
~ Jeannette Dispatch, 08-Jul-1898, Page 8, Column 1

Kelly, Morris - 1898

Tax Notice

Morris Kelly tax collector.  Office 125 Fifth street, office hours, 2 to 6 P. M.  Monday evening’s office will be kept open until 8 o’clock.
~ Jeannette Dispatch, 08-Jul-1898, Page 7, Column 3

Kail, T. A. - 1898

For Sale or Exchange

Jeannette city property will exchange for farms or coal land.  Reason--Owner resides at a distance and cannot give proper attention.  Inquire of T. A. Kail, Connellsville, Pa
~ Jeannette Dispatch, 08-Jul-1898, Page 7, Column 3