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     Harry Milley Gregg was born on 26 September 1932 at Paradise Twp, Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania.^1,2 He was baptized on 9 April 1944 at St John's Evangellical Uniited Brethern Church, Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹ He married Virginia Joyce Leed, daughter of Wilber Leed and Betha Hurst, on 27 December 1952 at Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Married by James A Graefe.³ Harry Milley Gregg married Emily Sue Brown, daughter of Floyd L. Brown and Josephine Virginia Morrow, on 31 August 1963 at St John's United Methodist Church, Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Married by Edward W Steiner.^4,5 Harry Milley Gregg died on 29 June 2004 at Lancaster General Hospital Trama Unit, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, at age 71.^4,2 He was buried on 2 July 2004 at St John's United Methodist Cemetery, Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.^4,6 Harry Milley Gregg Find-a-Grave.com ID # 27300520.
     He appeared on the census of 23 April 1940 at Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁷ He witnessed an attendee at Chicken Corn Soup Picnic held in 1944 at Hillside Farm in Vintage, PA. in 1944.⁸ He was a witness when George Duffield Gregg and Gladys Elvina Gregg were assembled for a family group picture in 1944 at McIlvain Rd, Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁹ Harry Milley Gregg was listed as a resident in George Duffield Gregg and Gladys Elvina Gregg's household in the census report on 27 April 1950 at County Road T 790, Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Frank was on line 15 and chosen for extra questions at this census.¹⁰ His Social Security Number was 211-24-8995 before 1951.^11,12 Harry Milley Gregg was graduated in June 1951 at Paradise High School, Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Harry's class consisted of exactly 18 boys and 18 girls.¹³ He witnessed Became member of Paradise Burial Assoc in October 1951.¹⁴ He began military service on 27 January 1953 at Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Selective Service # 36 84 32 440.¹⁵ He ended military service on 26 January 1955 at Ft Hamilton, New York, New York.¹⁵ He was ill with Spent 60 days from Jun until Aug 24 1955 as a patient with symtoms of a brain infection, and was still under medication January 1956 on 27 June 1955 at Veterans Hosptal, Lebanon, Lebanon, Pennsylvania.¹⁶ He lived on 8 July 1955 at 25 Hazel St, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁷ He was a witness when George Duffield Gregg and Gladys Elvina Gregg were photographed and all the chidren of Duff and Gladys Gregg are pictured in this photo taken at the Paradise Firehall during our Christmas party for 1958. in December 1958 at Paradise Fire Hall, Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁸ As of 7 December 1969, Harry Milley Gregg lived at 361 Keneagy Hill Rd, Ronks, Pennsylvania; Deed history of this property. He witnessed Windjammer vacation postcards in July 1977 at Penobscot Bay, Maine.¹⁹ He witnessed Applied for and received mortgage for large addition to home on Keneagy Hill Rd. on 10 November 1977.²⁰ He witnessed Had Gordon Kling for Insurance agent on 27 January 1979.²¹ He witnessed Active bowlers on 8 February 1979.²¹ He witnessed Taking dance lessons from Arthur Murray Studios on 9 February 1979.²¹ He witnessed Attended Gordon Ressler Retirement Dinner on 18 February 1979.²¹ He witnessed Was member of Buck Hollow Hunting Club on 18 February 1979.²¹ He witnessed temporary driver license issued in Village Cay, British Virgin Islands while on vacation. Actually Sue only drove about 3 blocks and turned the driving over to Lew who didn't have his drivers licence with him, therefore wasn't able to rent the vehicle. on 12 February 1988 at British Virgin Islands.⁴ He witnessed a combined surprise wedding anniversary party was given to Harry & Sue Gregg, Bill and Marian Groff, and Nancy and Don McCauley by their children. in June 1988 at Christiana Legion Pavillion, Christiana, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁴ He was included in a photograph between 1993 and 2002 at at Ann's house, Maryland.²²

     George Duffield Gregg was born on 23 April 1886 at Paradise Twp, Lanc Co, Pennsylvania. He married Gladys Elvina Milley, daughter of Harry S. Milley and Elizabeth Frances Rintz, on 17 January 1920 at Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹ George Duffield Gregg died on 5 February 1966 at Lancaster Osteopath Hospital, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, at age 79; Died at 9:15 am.² He was buried on 8 February 1966 at St John's United Methodist Cemetery, Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Funeral was held at Brown's Funeral Home in Paradise with Rev Frank Nickel, Jr. as clergy.^3,4 He Find-a-Grave.com ID # 27301363.⁵
     George Duffield Gregg was possibly named for the Reverand George Duffield, who was pastor of the Leacock Presbyterian church at the time or shortly before the birth of 'our' George Duffield.
However, there were lots of George Duffields in Lancaster County. The earliest I've found was in 1795 records when a Benjamin Henfley owed George Duffield 800 lbs in 'legal Pennsylvania money' and had to sue Benjamin to get money back. 800 £ in todays money would be worth 8,224 £ or the ablilty to purchase 13 horses, or 978 days of craftsman wages in 1795.⁶ George Duffield Gregg was also known as Duffield Gregg. He appeared on the census of 6 June 1900 at Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁷ He was a Railroad laborer according to 1910 census before 1910 at Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁸ He appeared on the census of 21 April 1910 at Paradise Twp., Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁹ He began military service on 12 September 1918 at Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁰ He was a witness when Grace Amelia Lynch was out for a drive in the country, with son Billy Gregg and brother Duff Gregg circa 1920 at Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹¹ George Duffield Gregg appeared on the census of 2 January 1920 at Wolf Rock Road, Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Census states that Mary owned the home on Wolf Rock Road.¹² He witnessed Wedding dinner article on 21 January 1920.² He lived before April 1920 at Stone house on McIlain Rd, Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Gladys and Duffield has only basement kitchen and 1 room on 3rd floor when Esther was born. Rest of house was occupied by Jacob and Pearl Garver. Pearl Garver was Pearl Harsh, daughter of Ben and Viola Harsh.¹³ He and Gladys Elvina Milley lived before January 1922 at Wolf Rock Rd home, Paradsie, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Family lived at this home at time of Lorraine's birth in January 1922.¹³ George Duffield Gregg lived in March 1922 at Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁴ He and Gladys Elvina Milley lived before September 1923 at Vintage, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Ted was born in this home in Vintage.¹³ George Duffield Gregg and Gladys Elvina Milley lived after September 1923 at Belmont Rd & US 30, Paradsie, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; The family lived on Belmont Rd for a short time, then to Leamon Place on Cottage Row (near Chevrolet Dealer) where next chlid was born, Paul in 1926.¹³ George Duffield Gregg and Gladys Elvina Milley lived on 31 March 1926 at Stone house on McIlvain Rd, Paradsie, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Family moved back to stone house on McIlvain Rd only 9 days after the birth of Paul. Rest of children were all born in the stone house.¹³ George Duffield Gregg and Gladys Elvina Gregg lived in 1927 at Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁵ George Duffield Gregg was a laborer for the highway department. on 22 April 1930 at Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁶ He and Gladys Elvina Gregg appeared on the census of 22 April 1930 at Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Also living in this household was Walter Hersh, a boarder, 28 years old, recorded as being divorced.¹⁶ His Social Security Number was 177-10-9426 in 1937. George Duffield Gregg witnessed enjoyed day at Longwood Gardens. He was a Blaster at a stone quarry. on 23 April 1940 at Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁷ He and Gladys Elvina Milley appeared on the census of 23 April 1940 at Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁸ George Duffield Gregg witnessed Sue, this was taken the same day as some of the other pictures you posted. Paul was home on leave. Mother and Daddy, with the kids that still lived at home, Myrtle to Harold. I remember this day, Frank was not shading his eyes, he was saluting Paul, nice. Betty took this picture. circa 1944 at Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He witnessed an attendee at Chicken Corn Soup Picnic held in 1944 at Hillside Farm in Vintage, PA. in 1944.¹⁹ He and Gladys Elvina Gregg were assembled for a family group picture in 1944 at McIlvain Rd, Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.²⁰ George Duffield Gregg was a blaster at building stone quarry on 27 April 1950 at Lancaster, Pennsylvania.²¹ He, 64, appeared as Head of Household on the census of 27 April 1950 at County Road T 790, Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Frank was on line 15 and chosen for extra questions at this census.²¹ He was a witness when Robert Benjamin Gregg was home on leave from service and was photograhed with circa 1953 at Stone House-McIlvain Rd, Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.²² George Duffield Gregg and Gladys Elvina Gregg were photographed and all the chidren of Duff and Gladys Gregg are pictured in this photo taken at the Paradise Firehall during our Christmas party for 1958. in December 1958 at Paradise Fire Hall, Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.²³ George Duffield Gregg was named for an unknown person ; During conversation with oldest Daughter, Esther, Duff's namesakes were mentioned. George Stewart and Duffield McInvaine were supposed to have been aquaintences of his parents. Neither name was recorded in Lancaster County in the 1880 census.¹³
He when dealing with G Duffield Gregg Estate use 25-6811699 as tax number instead of Social Security Number. per Lancaster County Court System on 4 April 2002. He witnessed Name tags needed
About 125 get together for reunion that started in 1950s
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Esther Gregg Keneagy holds her 5-month-old great-great-granddaughter, Pasan Keneagy, with her brother, Harold Gregg, and sister, Ann Hartman, looking on Sunday afternoon.

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If it's the Sunday before Christmas Eve, the Gregg family will be spending the afternoon at the Paradise-Leaman Place Fire Company Hall, eating lunch, catching up with each other and reminiscing.
It's something the family has been doing since the 1950s, though nobody is quite sure exactly what year the tradition started. Some say 1951 and others say 1956.
Back then, about 50 people came to the gathering.
That included the 10 children of George Duffield Gregg and Gladys Elvina Milley Gregg, the couple that started it all, along with their growing families.
"We started coming here because nobody had a house big enough to fit us all," said Ann Gregg Hartman, 73, one of only three siblings who is still alive.
She, Harold, 71 (the youngest), and Esther Keneagy, 91 (the oldest), were all in attendance Sunday, along with about 125 other family members.
The numbers keep growing.
"Seven babies were born this year," said Kerlee Fox, the daughter of the late Lorraine Gregg, one of the 10 siblings. "I didn't have any trouble knowing who was who until the sixth generation began showing up."
"We have to wear name tags now," added her brother, Duffield Summers Sr.
Kerlee, Duffield and their brother, John Summers, and sister, Sue Schulze, were responsible for this year's party.
Every year, the descendants of one of the 10 siblings host and pay for the party.
"Each family does what they want," Schulze said. "Some cater, some prepare it all. One year, we had four different kinds of lasagna. The only thing set is the date and the location."
Last year's crazy weather forced the family to meet the Sunday after Christmas, but otherwise, nobody remembers the date ever changing.
"We can meet here at the fire hall as long as we don't stop," Duffield said. "If we miss a year, they don't have to invite us back."
Schulze added, "And you don't think any one of the 10 families would want to be the one responsible for that."
Sue Gregg, who was married to the late Harry Gregg, another of the 10 siblings, is the family historian. She's been working on the family tree for 40 years, and keeps track of birthdays and wedding anniversaries in a calendar she sends out to the extended family. It's a big job.
"All 10 of the children survived, married and had children. I believe there was a total of 37 grandchildren," she said.
Almost everyone still lives in Lancaster County, though Ann Harmon Gregg was the one sibling to move out of the area. She lives near Annapolis, Md., and remembers driving to Lancaster in a blizzard when her children were young.
The family also meets in August for a chicken corn soup gathering at someone's home in White Horse. The attendance there is sometimes even larger.
"I think the summer one helps build bonds so, when we come back at Christmas, we want to see how everyone is doing," said Jamie McGinnis, who is the granddaughter of Esther.
McGinnis, 29, who has four children of her own, conceded that she skipped a few years when she was a teenager. They seemed a little boring.
"Then, when I had my own kids, I realized how important family is," she said.
Sue Gregg said she can link more than 7,000 people (including in-laws) to the Gregg family.
"I don't think there are very many families with this many people who've been doing this for so long," she said with a smile. "We have all been blessed with a wonderful family."
jholahan@lnpnews.com



Read more: http://articles.lancasteronline.com/local/4/326354#ixzz1Bn9vk7H8 on 19 December 2011.²⁴

     Gladys Elvina Milley was born on 31 August 1899 at Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She married George Duffield Gregg, son of Thomas Jefferson Gregg and Mary Ann Stewart, on 17 January 1920 at Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹ Gladys Elvina Milley died on 14 September 1988 at at home of her daughter Esther, Kinzers, Pennsylvania, at age 89.² She was buried on 17 September 1988 at St John's United Methodist Cemetery, Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Service was held at the church with Rev. Benjamin Taylor as clergy.^2,3 Her estate was probated on 30 September 1988 at Salisbury Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. XGladys Elvina Milley Find-a-Grave.com ID # 27301768.⁴
     She appeared on the census of 5 June 1900 at 318 Coral Street, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁵ She appeared on the census of 21 April 1910 at 741 Fourth Street, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁶ She lived on 22 February 1912; lived at 142 Coral St, Lancaster, Pa. She was graduated on 6 April 1916 at Paradise High School, Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Original in possession of daughter Anita Wiggins.^2,7 She was graduated in 1917 at Millersville Normal School, Millersville, Pennsylvania.² She witnessed Family posed for photograph circa 1919 at Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She was was a school teacher: ss# 161-50-8970 before 1920. As of 17 January 1920,her married name was Gregg. She and George Duffield Gregg lived before January 1922 at Wolf Rock Rd home, Paradsie, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Family lived at this home at time of Lorraine's birth in January 1922.⁸ Gladys Elvina Milley and George Duffield Gregg lived before September 1923 at Vintage, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Ted was born in this home in Vintage.⁸ Gladys Elvina Milley and George Duffield Gregg lived after September 1923 at Belmont Rd & US 30, Paradsie, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; The family lived on Belmont Rd for a short time, then to Leamon Place on Cottage Row (near Chevrolet Dealer) where next chlid was born, Paul in 1926.⁸ Gladys Elvina Milley lived circa 1924 at McIlvain Rd, Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She and George Duffield Gregg lived on 31 March 1926 at Stone house on McIlvain Rd, Paradsie, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Family moved back to stone house on McIlvain Rd only 9 days after the birth of Paul. Rest of children were all born in the stone house.⁸ Gladys Elvina Gregg and George Duffield Gregg lived in 1927 at Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁹ Gladys Elvina Gregg and George Duffield Gregg appeared on the census of 22 April 1930 at Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Also living in this household was Walter Hersh, a boarder, 28 years old, recorded as being divorced.¹⁰ Gladys Elvina Gregg enjoyed day at Longwood Gardens. She and George Duffield Gregg appeared on the census of 23 April 1940 at Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹¹ Gladys Elvina Gregg was a witness when Elizabeth Frances Milley was photographed circa 1942 at Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹² Gladys Elvina Gregg and George Duffield Gregg were assembled for a family group picture in 1944 at McIlvain Rd, Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹³ Gladys Elvina Gregg and Esther Frances Keneagy were photographed at the Poconos in June 1947.¹⁴ Gladys Elvina Gregg was listed as a resident in George Duffield Gregg and Gladys Elvina Gregg's household in the census report on 27 April 1950 at County Road T 790, Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Frank was on line 15 and chosen for extra questions at this census.¹⁵ She was a witness when Robert Benjamin Gregg was home on leave from service and was photograhed with circa 1953 at Stone House-McIlvain Rd, Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁶ Gladys Elvina Gregg was a witness when Elizabeth Frances Rintz was Photographed in a Fifth generation photo in February 1956 at Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁷ Gladys Elvina Gregg and George Duffield Gregg were photographed and all the chidren of Duff and Gladys Gregg are pictured in this photo taken at the Paradise Firehall during our Christmas party for 1958. in December 1958 at Paradise Fire Hall, Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁸ Gladys Elvina Gregg witnessed a fire destroying part of trailer home today. Daughter Lorraine and Gladys were making jelly and forgot to turn off the stove where the parafin was being melted. Gladys had decided to rest and Lorraine had left for home, so fire wasn't discovered immediately. on 13 September 1978 at Lincoln Highway East, Kinzers, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁹ She lived between 13 September 1978 and 22 September 1978 at Home of daughter Esther, Kinzers, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.²⁰

     Floyd L. Brown was born on 3 March 1905 at Rahway, Union, New Jersey. He was baptized on 10 September 1905 at St Paul's Church, Rahway, New Jersey.¹ He married Pauline Clifton, daughter of Arthur Clifton and Annie Botton, on 11 June 1927 at First Baptist Church, New Brunswick, New Jersey.² Floyd L. Brown married Josephine Virginia Morrow, daughter of John Fredrick Morrow and Nancy Ellen (Ella) Cousins, on 24 October 1940 at Hagerstown, Maryland, by H Bufson, Pastor Baptist Church. Witnesses were Grace Mulvey and Hilton Joyce. Lic # 13738.³ Floyd L. Brown and Pauline Clifton were divorced in 1943 at Dade, Florida,Evidently Pauline requested this divorce from Florida. Don't know exact date as have not requested file from Florida. Might have been because she learned Floyd was already married to someone else!!!!!⁴ Floyd L. Brown and Josephine Virginia Morrow obtained a marriage license on 20 June 1948 at Justice of Peace, Las Vegas, Nevada.⁵ Floyd L. Brown was baptized on 1 April 1956 at First Baptist Church, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Baptised by Pastor S Wade Stewart. Family was baptised at same time.⁶ He died on 26 December 1981 at Conestoga View, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.² He was buried on 29 December 1981 at Conestoga Memorial Park, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Floyd L. Brown Find-a-Grave.com ID # 39784311.⁷
     His Social Security Number was 176-05-3688. He appeared on the census of April 1905 at Union, New Jersey.⁸ He appeared on the census of 1910 at 160 Audubon Ave, Manhattan Ward !2, New York, New York.⁹ He appeared on the census of 1915 at 4th Ward, 4th Dist., New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey.¹⁰ He was an office boy for fertalizer company on 2 January 1920 at Norfolk, Virginia.¹¹ He and Lewis Disbrow Brown resided at 740 Bouch St, Norfolk, Virginia, on 2 January 1920.¹¹ Floyd L. Brown appeared on the census of 2 January 1920 at 740 Boush St, Norfolk, Norfolk, Virginia.¹² He was employed by by William J. Newton, Florist for 6 months ending on 8 June 1920 at 303 Grandby Street, Norfolk, Virginia.² He was graduated on 8 June 1920 at Norfolk Radio School, Corner of Main & Atlantic Sts., Norfolk, Virginia; Letter written to U. S. Radio Inspector, 205 Citizens Bank Bldg. Norfolk, Virginia. It states: This will introduce Mr Floyd Brown, who has been in attendence at this school since January 7, 1920, and who desires to take the examination for a commercial second grade radio operators licence.¹³ He was employed on 7 November 1920 at Farmers Guano Co., Norfolk, Virginia.¹³ Lewis Disbrow Brown and Anna Wilson Brown resided at 100 Sicard St, New Brunswick, Union, New Jersey, in 1925.¹⁴ Floyd L. Brown and Pauline Brown lived in 1930 at 811 Livingston Ave, New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey.¹⁵ Floyd L. Brown was a tile setter, and worked for his father in law Clifton Tile. on 11 April 1930 at 811 Livingston Ave, New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey.¹⁶ He and Pauline Clifton appeared on the census of 11 April 1930 at 813 Livingston Ave, New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey; Census lists couple was married at age 22. Floyd owned their home and it was listed as having a value of 12,000, the most expensive home on the street.¹⁶ Floyd L. Brown and Pauline Brown lived in 1932 at 811 Livingston Ave, New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey.¹⁷ Floyd L. Brown lived on 1 April 1935 at New Brunswick, New Jersey.¹⁸ He witnessed held monthly meeting of the Scoutmasters Assoc of Hanover will be held this evening at 8 at home of Commissioner Floyd L Brown, 319 High St. on 3 September 1936.¹⁹ He and Pauline Brown resided at 319 High St, Hanover, Pennsylvania, on 1 October 1937.^20,19 Floyd L. Brown witnessed Had house guests at 319 High St, Hanover on 9 November 1937.
     Floyd L. Brown was employed by Certifcate from PA State Department stating Floyd L Brown and Hoyer Jensen of Hanover are operating Hanover Tile Co. Certificate from York Co. Prothonotary states Hoyer Jenson lived at 441 Carlisle St, Hanover. & Floyd L Brown lived at 319 High St, Hanover. on 16 September 1938 at Hanover Tile Co., Hanover, York, Pennsylvania.² He lived on 17 September 1938 at 319 High St, Hanover, York, Pennsylvania.² He witnessed in a visit to relatives in New Brunswick, NJ on 27 March 1939.¹⁹ He was a tile setter for Hanover Tile. on 10 April 1940 at Hanover, York, Pennsylvania.¹⁸ He and Pauline Brown appeared on the census of 10 April 1940 at 319 High St, Hanover, York, Pennsylvania; Floyd's name is indexed as Lloyd Brown.¹⁸ Floyd L. Brown witnessed are entertaining Mr & Mrs Frank Meyerend and children, New Brunswick, NJ. Mrs Meyerend is a sister of Mrs Brown on 21 August 1940.¹⁹ He witnessed had # 2960 in National Lottery for service during war. on 16 October 1940 at Hanover, Adams, Pennsylvania.¹⁹ He began military service on 16 October 1940 at 319 High St, Hanover, York, PA, Registered for draft 1 week before marriage to Josephine Morrow and used his residence as Hanover.²¹ He witnessed the death of Lewis Disbrow Brown on 21 February 1941 at 319 High St, Hanover, York, Pennsylvania; He was living at residence of son, Floyd Brown at time of death for two months.. Cause of death was acute uremia with peptic ulcer.^2,22 Floyd L. Brown witnessed Dissolution of Hanover Tile Co on 12 November 1941.¹⁹ He lived in 1942 at 319 High St, Hanover, York, Pennsylvania. He is also listed as a Contractor-Mason on page 351 of same city directory, his businees address was same as house address.²³ He and Josephine Virginia Brown lived on 5 January 1942 at 434 Market St, Lemoyne, Cumberland, Pennsylvania. Floyd seems to have been recorded in two different locations at the time of his daughter Sue's birth. The birth certificate plainly states that they resided in Lemoyne, but a city directory for Hanover listed him and his first wife as being in Hanover for the year 1942.²⁴ Floyd L. Brown witnessed was issued certificates to purchase two tires and two tubes from the County board regulating rubber sales. on 22 July 1942.¹⁹ His Social Security Number was 176-05-3688 in 1943.^25,26 His name is on Morrow family quilt. He and Josephine Virginia Morrow lived on 1 February 1943 at 434 Market St, Lemoyne, Pennsylvania.^27,25 Floyd L. Brown was employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad as a brakeman. on 6 April 1943 at Enola, Pennsylvania.^2,25 He and Josephine Virginia Morrow lived on 2 December 1943 at 514 W. 16th St., New Cumberland, Cumberland, Pennsylvania; Income tax records show purchase date of New Cumberland home.²⁷ Floyd L. Brown was Papers included comments about job, he worked 6 month as a brakeman and 6 month as passenger conductor. Total wages stated on 1944 Federal Income Tax were 3971.73 less 421.50 itemized deductions. Also recorded a loss of $21.32 from rental of 1/2 family dwelling, receiving 510. in rent, less depreciation & expenses. in 1944.²⁵ He was Total PRR wages stated for 1945 were 3479.69. Collected rent of $425.00. Still claiming exemptions for 5 people. in 1945 at Philadelphia & Enola.²⁵ He filed his in 1946.²⁵ He filed in 1947 Federal Tax returns showing a PRR income of 4124.45, no income of Josephine. Still claiming 3 children, Valerie, Emily, Marian. as deductions. Rent collected was 452.00, less expenses show a loss of 366.10.²⁵ He filed in 1948 Federal Income tax return reported an income of 4497.44 for Floyd, none for Josephine, listing 3 girls as dependants, rent collected, 576.00, another hospitalzation?, 45.90.²⁵ He was employed in Lancaster as yardmaster. in 1948.²⁵ He filed in 1949 Federal Income Tax return shows total income from PRR of 4776.77 and income from Mrs L. Coons of Melrose Park of $17.00. (Josephine) Still have Valerie, Emily, Marian as dependants. Rent collected $624.00 with 164. loss. Another hospitalzaion deduction of $38.00.²⁵ He, 45, appeared as Head of Household on the census of 3 April 1950 at 514 W 16th Street, New Cumberland, Cumberland, Pennsylvania. Living upstairs in apartment were Charles & Eunice Bowman and their 2 children, Cora Ann Bowman, age 3 & Charles T Bowman Jr, born June of 1950. Next door neighbors were Andrew and Elizabeth (Betsy) Eichorn at 512 W 16th St. The Garrett family lived on other side of our house, Carlton & Evelyn, Carlton Jr, age 10, and my first love William (Bill) age 8.
At 510 W 16th St lived Frank & Ethel Foresman, 53 & 40 ages, with 2 daughters Patrica A and Shirley both 17 yrs old. Frank was a passenger conductor on Pennsylvania Railroad.²⁸ He filed Federal Income Tax return shows total income from PRR of 5068.75 Now have Emily, Marian & Lewis as dependants. Rent collected $624.00 with 108. loss. Another hospitalzaion deduction of $45.90, not including birth of son hospitalzation. which was covered by Blue Cross.²⁵ He filed in 1951 Federal Income Tax return shows total income from PRR of5564.195 Now have Emily, Marian & Lewis as dependants. Home in New Cumberland sold for 13,000 on June 18 1951, New home in Lancaster bought on July 2, 1951 for 16,500. Date of Occupancy July 27, 1951.²⁵ He filed in 1952 at 1830 Anne Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Federal Income Tax return shows total income from PRR of 5866. Wages for Josephine include Best Markets of $2169 and Hamilton Watch of $276.00. Total earnings were 8311.52. Now have Emily, Marian & Lewis as dependants, as well as Aunt & Uncle.²⁵ He filed in 1953 at 1830 Anne Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Federal Income Tax return shows total income from PRR of 6010.. Wages for Josephine include Best Markets of $3240. . Total earnings were 9250.. Now have Emily, Marian & Lewis as dependants, as well as Aunt & Uncle.²⁵ He filed in 1954 at 1830 Anne Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Federal Income Tax return shows total income from PRR of 6211 Wages for Josephine include Best Markets of $3381. Total earnings were 9250.. Income from TV repair business, net $44.92Now have Emily, Marian & Lewis as dependants, as well as Aunt & Uncle. Paid Social Security Taxes on Mrs L. Bleecher for 1952-53-54 for child care.²⁵ He filed in 1955 at 1830 Anne Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Federal Income Tax return shows total income from PRR of 6112.38 Wages for Josephine include Best Markets of $2327. Total earnings were 8514. Income from TV repair business, loss $25.09. Now have Emily, Marian & Lewis as dependants, as well as Aunt & Uncle. Paid Social Security Taxes on Mrs L. Bleecher for 1952-53-54 for child care.²⁵ He filed in 1957 at 1830 Anne Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Federal Income Tax return shows total income from PRR of 6884 Wages for Josephine include D& B Frozen Specialities 1905.99, & Heistands Market, Lititz 695. Total earnings were 9380.. Income from TV repair business, $-105. Now have Emily, Marian & Lewis as dependants, as well as Aunt.²⁵ He and Josephine Virginia Brown lived in 1957 at 1830 Anne Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. This directory listed his occupation as a yardmaster for Pennsylvania Railroad.²⁹ Floyd L. Brown filed in 1958 at 1830 Anne Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Federal Income Tax return shows total income from PRR of 6998 Wages for Josephine include Food Fair 2463. & Heistands Market, Lititz 262. Total earnings were 9646. Income from TV repair business, $-78.19. Now have Emily, Marian & Lewis as dependants, as well as Aunt, Property tax deduction for home was $194.80.²⁵ He and Josephine Virginia Brown lived in 1958 at 1830 Anne Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. This directory listed his occupation as a yardmaster for Pennsylvania Railroad.³⁰ Floyd L. Brown filed in 1959 at 1830 Anne Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Federal Income Tax return shows total income from PRR of 6986. Wages for Josephine include Food Fair 3252..Total earnings were 10163.. Income from TV repair business, $-75.37. Now have Emily, Marian & Lewis as dependants, Property tax deduction for home was $194.80.²⁵ He and Josephine Virginia Brown lived in 1960 at 1830 Anne Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. This directory listed his occupation as a yardmaster for Pennsylvania Railroad.³¹ Floyd L. Brown left a will on 20 October 1961 at Lancaster, Pennsylvania, naming Josephine Virginia Morrow as executor and also heir. In the event of death of Josephine Virginia Morrow; as follows:
I, Floyd Brown, a resident of the Township of Manheim, county of Lancaster and State of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind, memory, and understanding, do make and publish this my last will and testament, hereby revoking any wills made by me at any time heretofore.
First: I order and direct my hereinafter named Executrix to pay all my just debts and funeral expenses. including cost of a suitable marker for my grave, as soon after my death as may be convenient and in accordance with the proper administration of my estate.
Second: All the rest, residue and remainter of my estate, I give, divise and bequeath to my wife, Josephine M. Brown, absolutely. If my said wife should predecease me or fail to survive me by thirty days or if we should both be killed in a common accident, then I give, devise and bequeath said residue of my estate, in equal shares , to my three children, Emily Sue, Marian Louise, and Lewis Floyd Brown. the issue of any deceased child to take its parents share, per stirpes.
Lastly: I nominate, constitute and appoint my said wife, to be the Executrix of this will, but if said wife should predecease me, then I nominate Lancaster County National Bank as Executor. I authorize and empower my said executor to sell, any real or personal property of which i may die possessed and to give to the purchaser of any real estate a good deed. I appoint the Lancaster County National Bank as testamentary guardian for any of the above named beneficiaries who might be minors.

Signed: Floyd L. Brown with two witnesses.² Floyd L. Brown witnessed Family pictures taken of (1) his grandchildren, top Sandy Chubb, Doc, David Chubb, bottom, Daniel Chubb, Sheri Gregg and foster boy of Gregg's, Bobby Williams.
Second pic:
Sue Brown Gregg, Valerie Brown Chubb, Doc Brown, Marian Brown Groff, Nancy Brown Chinalt and bottom Lewis Brown (Butch) in June 1965.
     Floyd L. Brown was retired Feb 29 1971 at Lancaster, Pennsylvania; from the Pennsylvania Railroad on Feb 29, 1971. His Annuity began on that date. Claim # A-176-05-3688.² He and Josephine Virginia Morrow lived on 30 March 1972 at 11 Bradford Dr, Leola, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.² Floyd L. Brown lived in January 1979 at Conestoga View, 900 East King St., Lancaster, Pennsylvania.²

     Josephine Virginia Morrow was born on 18 February 1914 at Kittanning, Pennsylvania; Born on a Tuesday. She was baptized on 15 March 1914 at St Paul Episcopal Church, Kittanning, Armstrong, Pennsylvania. Parents are listed as J A Morrow and Nancy Cousins Morrow. Witnesses: Mrs L Croll & Mrs Wm Gough. Gough were church members of same church.¹ She married Floyd L. Brown, son of Lewis Disbrow Brown and Anna Wilson Stacy, on 24 October 1940 at Hagerstown, Maryland, by H Bufson, Pastor Baptist Church. Witnesses were Grace Mulvey and Hilton Joyce. Lic # 13738.² Josephine Virginia Morrow and Floyd L. Brown obtained a marriage license on 20 June 1948 at Justice of Peace, Las Vegas, Nevada.³ Josephine Virginia Morrow died on 30 December 1985 at 361A Keneagy Hill Rd, Ronks, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, at age 71.⁴ She was buried on 2 January 1986 at Conestoga Memorial Park, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Funeral was held at Bachman Funeral Home with Rev Samuel F. Knupp as clergy.⁴ Josephine Virginia Morrow Find-a-Grave.com ID # 39784403.
     Josephine Virginia's middle name was Florence on birth records. in March 1914. She lived in 1918 at Templeton, Armstrong, Pennsylvania; Moved to Templeton with Aunt Emily and Uncle John after their marriage. She was included in a weekend at John's sister, Mary Montgomery's home on 3 August 1926 at Reesedale, Armstrong, Pennsylvania.⁵ She witnessed 8th Grade teacher signed her autograph book. on 2 January 1928. She was included in a visit to Mary Montgomery who was ill. Emily Miller and Josephine spent week end at Ogden's at Ford Cliff as Mr Ogden was ill on 18 January 1928 at Reesedale, Armstrong, Pennsylvania.⁵ She and Susannah Jane Morrow were enjoying a Valentine party on 16 February 1929 at Frank Walker Home, Templeton, Armstrong, Pennsylvania.⁵ Josephine Virginia Morrow was a witness when Josephine Virginia Morrow and Susannah Jane Morrow were camping for the week on 2 August 1929 at Buffalo Park, Craigsville, Armstrong, Pennsylvania.⁵ Josephine Virginia Morrow was listed as a resident in John Henry Miller and Emily Catherine Morrow's household in the census report on 9 April 1930 at Templeton-Pine Township, Armstrong, Pennsylvania; On this census, Josephine & Susanna were named as step daughters, not nieces as they should have been. John owned his own home, valued at 1800. Was 49 years old at first marriage, while Emily was 42 years old at first marriage.⁶ Josephine Virginia Morrow was graduated in 1932 at Kittanning High School, Kittanning, Armstrong, Pennsylvania.⁷ She lived on 1 April 1935 at Templeton, Armstrong, Pennsylvania.⁸ She resided at 1831 N 4th, Harrisburg, Dauphin, Pennsylvania, in 1936.⁹ She witnessed Armstrong County History in 1937.¹⁰ Her Social Security Number was 204-03-8353 in 1937.¹¹ She resided at 1831 N 4th, Harrisburg, Dauphin, Pennsylvania, in 1939. Josephine F Morrow is recorded as clk State Dept Agrl and residing at this address. Current map shows this address now part of Fourth and Dauphin Park.¹² She and Lenore Leona Morrow were room mates before 1940 at Steim Hotel, Kittanning, Armstrong, Pennsylvania.¹³ Josephine Virginia Morrow appeared on the census of 15 April 1940 at 1204 Market Street, Harrisburg, Dauphin, Pennsylvania; Lived in rented home and paid 27.00 rent.⁸ She was a clerk in a retail store, probably worked with her housemate Catherine Loes. Salary of $1080. annual on 15 April 1940 at Harrisburg, Dauphin, Pennsylvania.⁸ As of 24 October 1940,her married name was Brown. She and Floyd L. Brown lived on 5 January 1942 at 434 Market St, Lemoyne, Cumberland, Pennsylvania; Floyd seems to have been recorded in two different locations at the time of his daughter Sue's birth. The birth certificate plainly states that they resided in Lemoyne, but a city directory for Hanover listed him and his first wife as being in Hanover for the year 1942.¹⁴ Her Social Security Number was 204-03-8353 in 1943.¹⁵ Josephine's name was included on quilt made by the Morrow Family in 1943. She began military service on 1 February 1943 at Naval Supply Depot, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, as a Jr Property & Supply Clerk. On Sept 1 1943 she was promoted to Asst. Property & Supply Clerk and received $1620 per annum.¹⁶ She and Floyd L. Brown lived on 1 February 1943 at 434 Market St, Lemoyne, Pennsylvania.^17,15 Josephine Virginia Morrow and Floyd L. Brown lived on 2 December 1943 at 514 W. 16th St., New Cumberland, Cumberland, Pennsylvania; Income tax records show purchase date of New Cumberland home.¹⁷ Josephine Virginia Morrow ended military service on 18 December 1943 at Naval Supply Depot, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania; Reason for leaving was stated as: To devote full time to domestic responsibilites. All accrued annual leave will have been used by time of resignation becomes effective.¹⁶ She was classified as CAF, grade 3, Assist Property and supply clerk. Was rated satisfactory. on 23 February 1944.¹⁶ She was Federal Tax return for 1945 shows employment for Josephine as Naval Supply Depot earning wages of 683.97. This is first year worked at Navy. in 1945 at Mechanicsburg, Cumberland, Pennsylvania.¹⁵ Sheagain began military service on 8 February 1945 at Naval Supply Depot, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, Was rehired as CAF 3 $1620 per annum in Outgoing Stores Group, Issue Division, Expedite and Progress Section. Mechanicsburg. PA.¹⁷ She ended military service on 9 June 1945 at Naval Supply Depot, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania; Resignation submitted and reason was: To devote full time to domestic responsibilities.¹⁷ She was listed as an exemption on this Federal Income Tax Return in 1946; Federal Tax return of 1946 shows income from Floyd only as 3593.97, rent collected 480.00. Also states put home in joint name with wife. States wind damage to chimney of home and indicates a medical expense of 174.70 including a hospitalization charge of 64.00, not indicated who or what type hospitalzation.¹⁵ She was listed as an exemption on this Federal Income Tax Return in 1947; Federal Tax returns showing a PRR income of 4124.45, no income of Josephine. Still claiming 3 children, Valerie, Emily, Marian. as deductions. Rent collected was 452.00, less expenses show a loss of 366.10.¹⁵ She was listed as an exemption on their Federal Income Tax Return in 1949; Federal Income Tax return shows total income from PRR of 4776.77 and income from Mrs L. Coons of Melrose Park of $17.00. (Josephine) Still have Valerie, Emily, Marian as dependants. Rent collected $624.00 with 164. loss. Another hospitalzaion deduction of $38.00.¹⁵ She was listed as a resident in Floyd L. Brown and Josephine Virginia Brown's household in the census report on 3 April 1950 at 514 W 16th Street, New Cumberland, Cumberland, Pennsylvania; Living upstairs in apartment were Charles & Eunice Bowman and their 2 children, Cora Ann Bowman, age 3 & Charles T Bowman Jr, born June of 1950. Next door neighbors were Andrew and Elizabeth (Betsy) Eichorn at 512 W 16th St. The Garrett family lived on other side of our house, Carlton & Evelyn, Carlton Jr, age 10, and my first love William (Bill) age 8.
At 510 W 16th St lived Frank & Ethel Foresman, 53 & 40 ages, with 2 daughters Patrica A and Shirley both 17 yrs old. Frank was a passenger conductor on Pennsylvania Railroad.¹⁸ She was listed as an exemption on this Federal Income Tax Return in 1951; Federal Income Tax return shows total income from PRR of5564.195 Now have Emily, Marian & Lewis as dependants. Home in New Cumberland sold for 13,000 on June 18 1951, New home in Lancaster bought on July 2, 1951 for 16,500. Date of Occupancy July 27, 1951.¹⁵ She was an employee of Hamilton Watch Co, in 1951 at 941 Columbia Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁵ She was listed as an exemption on their Federal Income Tax Return in 1952 at 1830 Anne Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Federal Income Tax return shows total income from PRR of 5866. Wages for Josephine include Best Markets of $2169 and Hamilton Watch of $276.00. Total earnings were 8311.52. Now have Emily, Marian & Lewis as dependants, as well as Aunt & Uncle.¹⁵ She was listed as an exemption on their Federal Income Tax Return in 1953 at 1830 Anne Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Federal Income Tax return shows total income from PRR of 6010.. Wages for Josephine include Best Markets of $3240. . Total earnings were 9250.. Now have Emily, Marian & Lewis as dependants, as well as Aunt & Uncle.¹⁵ She was listed as an exemption on their Federal Income Tax Return in 1954 at 1830 Anne Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Federal Income Tax return shows total income from PRR of 6211 Wages for Josephine include Best Markets of $3381. Total earnings were 9250.. Income from TV repair business, net $44.92Now have Emily, Marian & Lewis as dependants, as well as Aunt & Uncle. Paid Social Security Taxes on Mrs L. Bleecher for 1952-53-54 for child care.¹⁵ She was listed as an exemption on their Federal Income Tax Return in 1955 at 1830 Anne Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Federal Income Tax return shows total income from PRR of 6112.38 Wages for Josephine include Best Markets of $2327. Total earnings were 8514. Income from TV repair business, loss $25.09. Now have Emily, Marian & Lewis as dependants, as well as Aunt & Uncle. Paid Social Security Taxes on Mrs L. Bleecher for 1952-53-54 for child care.¹⁵ She was listed as an exemption on their Federal Income Tax Return in 1957 at 1830 Anne Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Federal Income Tax return shows total income from PRR of 6884 Wages for Josephine include D& B Frozen Specialities 1905.99, & Heistands Market, Lititz 695. Total earnings were 9380.. Income from TV repair business, $-105. Now have Emily, Marian & Lewis as dependants, as well as Aunt.¹⁵ She and Floyd L. Brown lived in 1957 at 1830 Anne Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; This directory listed his occupation as a yardmaster for Pennsylvania Railroad.¹⁹ Josephine Virginia Morrow was listed as an exemption on their Federal Income Tax Return in 1958 at 1830 Anne Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Federal Income Tax return shows total income from PRR of 6998 Wages for Josephine include Food Fair 2463. & Heistands Market, Lititz 262. Total earnings were 9646. Income from TV repair business, $-78.19. Now have Emily, Marian & Lewis as dependants, as well as Aunt, Property tax deduction for home was $194.80.¹⁵ She and Floyd L. Brown lived in 1958 at 1830 Anne Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; This directory listed his occupation as a yardmaster for Pennsylvania Railroad.²⁰ Josephine Virginia Morrow was listed as an exemption on this Federal Income Tax Return in 1959 at 1830 Anne Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Federal Income Tax return shows total income from PRR of 6986. Wages for Josephine include Food Fair 3252..Total earnings were 10163.. Income from TV repair business, $-75.37. Now have Emily, Marian & Lewis as dependants, Property tax deduction for home was $194.80.¹⁵ She witnessed the death of Emily Catherine Morrow on 2 June 1959 at Pickell Convelescent Home, Columbia, Pennsylvania; Cause of death Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease, generalized arteriosclerosis with myocardial decompensation. Funeral Director was W. P. Keech, Manheim, PA.²¹ Josephine Virginia Brown and Floyd L. Brown lived in 1960 at 1830 Anne Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; This directory listed his occupation as a yardmaster for Pennsylvania Railroad.²² Josephine Virginia Morrow was named an executor in the will of Floyd L. Brown at Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and was also named as heir. As follows:
I, Floyd Brown, a resident of the Township of Manheim, county of Lancaster and State of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind, memory, and understanding, do make and publish this my last will and testament, hereby revoking any wills made by me at any time heretofore.
First: I order and direct my hereinafter named Executrix to pay all my just debts and funeral expenses. including cost of a suitable marker for my grave, as soon after my death as may be convenient and in accordance with the proper administration of my estate.
Second: All the rest, residue and remainter of my estate, I give, divise and bequeath to my wife, Josephine M. Brown, absolutely. If my said wife should predecease me or fail to survive me by thirty days or if we should both be killed in a common accident, then I give, devise and bequeath said residue of my estate, in equal shares , to my three children, Emily Sue, Marian Louise, and Lewis Floyd Brown. the issue of any deceased child to take its parents share, per stirpes.
Lastly: I nominate, constitute and appoint my said wife, to be the Executrix of this will, but if said wife should predecease me, then I nominate Lancaster County National Bank as Executor. I authorize and empower my said executor to sell, any real or personal property of which i may die possessed and to give to the purchaser of any real estate a good deed. I appoint the Lancaster County National Bank as testamentary guardian for any of the above named beneficiaries who might be minors.

Signed: Floyd L. Brown with two witnesses.¹¹ Josephine Virginia Morrow and Floyd L. Brown lived on 30 March 1972 at 11 Bradford Dr, Leola, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹¹ Josephine Virginia Morrow left a will on 12 April 1979 at Lancaster, Pennsylvania, witnessed by Ray and Joan Leaman. Names of heirs were an unknown person I Josephine M. Brown, presently residing at RD#2 Ronks, PA, do make and publish this, my last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all former wills and codicils by me.
First: I direct that all my just debts and funeral expenses, including my grave marker, shall be paid out of my estate as soon as convienent.
Second: All Federal, State and other death taxes payable because of my death, with respect to the property forming my gross estate for tax purposes, whether or not passing under this will, including any interest or penality imposed in connection with said tax, shall be considered a part of the expenses of the administration of my estate and shall be paid from my residuary estate without apportionment or right of reimbursement.
Third: If any of my children show an interest in and desire to have in kind, any of my tangible personal property (including clothing, persoanl jewelry, household goods and automobiles) then I direct that these items are to be distributed among my children as equitable as may be practical or as they may amicably agree among themselves. Items not selected by the above procedure, shall then be offered at private or public sale and the proceeds added to the residue of my estate.
Fourth: all the rest, residue and remainder of my estate of whatsoever kind and nature and where situate, of which I may die seised or possed or to which I may be entitled at the time of my death, including any property over which I may have the power of disposition by appointment or otherwise, then all of such estate, I give to my children, Emily Sue Gregg, Marian Louise Groff, and Lewis Floyd Brown, in equal shares, per stirpes.
Fifth: I direct that my personal representive shall not be required to give bond for the faithful performance of their duties, in any jurisdiction.
Sixth: I appoint my children, Emily Sue Gregg, Marian Louise Groff, and Lewis Floyd Brown, or the survivors of them, as Executors of this will.
Signed by Josephine M. Brown.
Witnessed by Harry B. Yost, Lawyer & Ray Leaman, and Joan Leaman both of Paradise.¹¹
[:TAB;]Josephine Virginia Morrow received Trivalent Oral Polio Vaccine. on 3 June 1979 at Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹¹

     Mary Ann Stewart was born in January 1846 at Pennsylvania. Death certificate states birth date as Dec 27 1844.^1,2 She married Thomas Jefferson Gregg, son of William Gregg and Grace Amelia Long, circa 1864. Mary Ann Stewart died on 15 March 1922 at Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, at age 76. Lancaster Intell Obit March 16, 1922: Mary Ann Gregg, 78 years old, of near Nickel Mines died early this morning following a long illness. Death physician belived was due to old age. The deceased surved by following: Mrs Lewis Rapp, Leaman Place, Mrs Susie Ranck, Limeville, Mrs Mary Burke, Thomas, Mrs Emily Lynch, Lancaster, and George, Paradise and Davis of Lititz. Private funeral services at Gregg residence at Nickel Mines on Saturday afternoon at 1:30. Internment will be made at cemetery on the road between Nickle Mine and Georgetown.
On the death certificate son, George Duffield Gregg signed as informant and cause of death was listed as arteree scelerocis.^3,4,2 She was buried on 18 March 1922 at Nickel Mines Mission, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁵ Mary Ann Gregg Find-a-Grave.com ID # 22053311.
     Mary Ann Stewart was also known as Stewart.⁶ She appeared on the census of 25 September 1850 at Bart Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Mary Ann is listed with her parents, her father is listed as laborer, born in Pennsylvania.⁷ She appeared on the census of 19 June 1860 at Eden Township, Quarryville, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁸ As of circa 1864,her married name was Gregg. She appeared on the census of June 1870 at Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁹ She and Thomas Jefferson Gregg appeared on the census of 15 July 1870 at Kinzers, Paradise Twp., Lancaster; image attached.¹⁰ Mary Ann Stewart and Thomas Jefferson Gregg appeared on the census of 21 June 1880 at Paradise Twp, Lancaster.¹¹ Mary Ann Gregg and Thomas Jefferson Gregg appeared on the census of 6 June 1900 at Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; This family was living next door to Lewis Rapp family for this census.¹² Mary Ann Gregg, 64, appeared as Head of Household on the census of 21 April 1910 at Paradise Twp., Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Family is living on Wolf Rock Road at this census. Mary is recorded as a widow, no children recorded as living or not.¹³ She appeared on the census of 2 January 1920 at Wolf Rock Road, Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁴ She File # 80
M. A. Gregg
All those two certain tracts, pieces or parcels of land situated in township of Paradise Lancaster County, PA. #1:Beginning at a stone on the public road leading to London Grove Hotel in a line of land now or later of Ira Stewart, thence by land of J. Hay Brown. South 65 degrees E 40.1 perches, 89.5 west, 12.6 perches N. 28.5 West 9.8 perches north 27.25 west, 11 perches N. 22.5 @, 7.7 perches, N 30.5 W 11.2 perches to a willow tree, thence by land now or late of Ira Stewart N 26.5 E, 7.7 perches to a stone and N 32 W, 9.2 perches to place of beginning. Containes 4 acres and 9 perches.
#2: Beginning at NE corner thereof at a stone on or near E side of said road and by land now or late of Ira Stewart, S 28.5 W, 3 perchs & .28 to a stone, thence by land now or late of Milton Gress the two courses and distances following viz. S 39 1/8 E, 6.13 P to a stone and South 21.25 E 30.22 perches to a stone, thence by land now or late of the Estate of William Hamilton, deceased. S 87.5 degrees E, 4.46 perches to a stone thence by land now or late of Amos Eckman: the two following courses & distance viz N 25.25 W, 26.8 perches to a stake and n 29 3/8 W 13.4 perches to place of beginning Containing 110 Perches. Bening the same premise which Adam S. Ranck and wife by deed dated Aug 25 1904 and rec Book Q vol 17, page 193 granted and conveyed to the said Jefferson and Mary and Gregg their heirs. The said Mary Ann survived her husband Jefferson Gregg.
#3 All tract of woodland Paradise Township beginning at stone a corner of land now or late of Uriah Eckert and by same, S 11.45 East, 424 ft to a stone, thence by land of N. M. Woods, N 88 degrees 52W, 218 ft to a post in a private road. Thence by lands conveyed to H. K Hershey, the three following courses. Thence by land formerly of Eckman. Contains 1 893/1000 acre. Being the same premises which John Mast and wife by deed dated 2/25/1919 and intend to be recorded to Mary Ann Gregg. in April 1922.¹⁵ She sold John Gill Property in Paradise Twp. on 19 May 1922 at Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁵ A note I copied at St James church on April 26, 1989 states Entries for Grace Episcopal Church at Nickel Mines are entered in Book 3-8172, vol 4. These volumes have been copied and are currently found at Lancaster Historical Society, Lancaster, PA. Grace Episcopal is the original name of this church and cemetery.
A second note states records from Gap Mining Company are in the recorders office of the Lancaster Co Court house. 8-5-72 A date of July 26, 1857 is with this note.
on 26 April 1989 at Grace Episcopal Church and Cemetery.¹⁶ [c] were matched 19 March 2024; Her grandchild, Sharon Herr took DNA test at ancestry and matched Sheri 9 cM 1 segment.

     Harry S. Milley was born on 15 October 1873 at Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.^1,2 He married Elizabeth Frances Rintz, daughter of Robert Rintz and Elizabeth Waterson, on 19 October 1898 at Luthern Church, James & North Queen Sts, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; were married by Rev Haupt. Harry S. Milley died on 23 November 1937 at at home 504 W Orange St, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, at age 64. He died of a cerebral hemorrhage, suffered Saturday. Informant was son, Robert B Milley of Paradise. PA.^3,2 He was buried on 26 November 1937 at Greenwood Cemetery, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Funeral was held at home and also at Pearl Street Evangelical Church.^3,4 Harry S. Milley Find-a-Grave.com ID # 96805922.
     He appeared on the census of 7 June 1880 at 16 South Mary Street, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁵ He lived in 1892 at 681 Manor St, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁶ He lived in 1897 at 311 Coral St, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁷ Benjamin Franklin Milley resided at 217 Coral St, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in 1898.⁸ Harry S. Milley was a brass moulder in June 1900 at Lancaster.⁹ He and Elizabeth Frances Milley appeared on the census of 5 June 1900 at 318 Coral Street, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁹ Harry S. Milley was a moulder. in 1910 at Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁰ He and Elizabeth Frances Rintz appeared on the census of 21 April 1910 at 741 Fourth Street, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁰ Harry S. Milley witnessed Family posed for photograph circa 1919 at Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. As of 2 January 1920, Harry S. Milley was also known as Harvey Milley.¹¹ He lived on 7 January 1920 at 324 Coral Street, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹² He and Elizabeth Frances Milley appeared on the census of 7 January 1920 at Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; listed as living with his parents. Harry is 46 years, Elizabeth 42, son Robert 18, son Theodore 16, Daughter Althea 9 and Emily 11/12 years. Daughter Gladys is not listed on 1920 census at all.^12,11 Harry S. Milley and Elizabeth Frances Milley lived in 1927 at 20 E Filbert St, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹³ Harry S. Milley and Elizabeth Frances Rintz appeared on the census of 9 April 1930 at 16 E. Flibert St, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁴ Harry S. Milley was a custodian in the Administration Building of Lancaster City Schools. on 19 November 1937.² He lived on 23 November 1937 at 504 W. Orange Street, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.³

     Elizabeth Frances Rintz was born on 14 July 1877 at Mount Vernon, Chester, Pennsylvania.^1,2 She married Harry S. Milley, son of Benjamin Franklin Milley and Sara E Shay, on 19 October 1898 at Luthern Church, James & North Queen Sts, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; were married by Rev Haupt. Elizabeth Frances Rintz died on 21 March 1961 at Lancaster County Hospital, Lancaster Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, at age 83. Cause of death was Acute infarction, Myocardial due to cardiovascular disease, arterio-sclerotic with diabetes mellitus.^1,2 She was buried on 24 March 1961 at Greenwood Cemetery, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.^3,4 Elizabeth Frances Rintz Find-a-Grave.com ID # 96805872.
     As of 1880, Elizabeth Frances Rintz also went by the name of Frances E. Rintz Her name was listed on 1880 Census as Frances E. Rintz.⁵ She appeared on the census of 16 June 1880 at Petersville or Slackwater, Conestoga Twp., Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁶ As of 19 October 1898,her married name was Milley. She and Harry S. Milley appeared on the census of 5 June 1900 at 318 Coral Street, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁷ Elizabeth Frances Rintz and Harry S. Milley appeared on the census of 21 April 1910 at 741 Fourth Street, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁸ Elizabeth Frances Milley witnessed Family posed for photograph circa 1919 at Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She and Harvey Milley appeared on the census of 7 January 1920 at Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; listed as living with his parents. Harry is 46 years, Elizabeth 42, son Robert 18, son Theodore 16, Daughter Althea 9 and Emily 11/12 years. Daughter Gladys is not listed on 1920 census at all.^9,10 Elizabeth Frances Milley and Harry S. Milley lived in 1927 at 20 E Filbert St, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹¹ Elizabeth Frances Rintz and Harry S. Milley appeared on the census of 9 April 1930 at 16 E. Flibert St, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹² Elizabeth Frances Milley was photographed circa 1942 at Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹³ She was a witness when John Elias Keneagy was photographed on Mothers Day circa 1945.¹⁴ Elizabeth Frances Milley was listed as a resident in Theodore Roosevelt Milley and Helen Jane Milley's household in the census report on 8 April 1950 at Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁵ Elizabeth Frances Rintz was Photographed in a Fifth generation photo in February 1956 at Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁶ She lived before 1961 at Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹

     Lewis Disbrow Brown was born on 20 February 1879 at New Brunswick, New Jersey.^1,2,3 He married Anna Wilson Stacy, daughter of William Stacy and Margaret Hoff, on 1 June 1904 at 1st Baptist Church, Rahway, New Jersey. Witnesses to marriage were Margaret Hamilton & John Kenna. Residence was 50 Leesville Ave, Rahway, NJ and she lived on Race St, Rahway.⁴ Lewis Disbrow Brown died on 21 February 1941 at 319 High St, Hanover, York, Pennsylvania, at age 62. He was living at residence of son, Floyd Brown at time of death for two months.. Cause of death was acute uremia with peptic ulcer.^4,2 His funeral was held at Quackenboss, New Brunswick, New Jersey, on 24 February 1941.⁵ He was buried on 24 February 1941 at Van Liew Cemetery, North Brunswick, New Jersey; Recieved phone call July 8, 2003 reguarding inquiry of July 2, 2003.
address of cemetery:
585 Georges Road
New Brunswick
Middlesex County
New Jersey USA.⁶ Lewis Disbrow Brown Find-a-Grave.com ID # 77076020.⁷
     He appeared on the census of 25 June 1880 at Neptune, Monmouth, New Jersey.⁸ He lived on 1 June 1900 at Rahway Twp, Union Co, New Jersey.⁹ He appeared on the census of 1 June 1900 at 30 Leesville Ave, Rahway, Union, New Jersey.^10,11 He lived in 1904 at 125 Union St, Rahway, Union, New Jersey. This entry shows Lewis was head of household, and employed as a painter.¹² His parents names are on the certificate of marriage at NJ Archives in 1904. He, 26, appeared as Head of Household on the census of April 1905 at Union, New Jersey.¹³ He was a janitor in an apartment house in 1910 at 160 Audobon St, Manhattan Ward !2, New York, New York.¹⁴ He and Anna Wilson Brown appeared on the census of 1910 at 160 Audubon Ave, Manhattan Ward !2, New York, New York.¹⁴ Lewis Disbrow Brown resided at 12 Drift St, New Brunswick, Union, New Jersey, between 1911 and 1913Listed as a painter.¹⁵ He and Anna Wilson Brown appeared on the census of 1915 at 4th Ward, 4th Dist., New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey.¹⁶ Lewis Disbrow Brown was described as being of medium height, slender build, grey eyes and lt brown hair. on 12 September 1918 at New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey.¹⁷ He registered for military service on 12 September 1918 at New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey, by applying for draft.¹⁸ He and Floyd L. Brown resided at 740 Bouch St, Norfolk, Virginia, on 2 January 1920.¹⁹ Lewis Disbrow Brown was a house painter. on 2 January 1920.²⁰ He and Anna Wilson Brown appeared on the census of 2 January 1920 at 740 Boush St, Norfolk, Norfolk, Virginia.²⁰ Lewis Disbrow Brown and Anna Wilson Brown resided at 100 Sicard St, New Brunswick, Union, New Jersey, in 1925.²¹ Lewis Disbrow Brown resided with Lewis Disbrow Brown and Anna Wilson Brown at 4 5th St, New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey, in 1930.^22,21 Lewis Disbrow Brown was a painter and worked for himself. on 16 April 1930 at New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey.²³ He and Anna Wilson Stacy appeared on the census of 16 April 1930 at New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey; They are listed as living at 4 Fifth Street, New Brunswick. Also on this census, Anna stated she was 25 years old at her first marriage, (Wilson?). Lewis is age 51, Anna is 60 at this census. Other information: Lewis owned his home valued at $6500.²³ Lewis Disbrow Brown resided with Lewis Disbrow Brown and Anna Wilson Brown at 62 Codwise Ave, New Brunswick, Union, New Jersey, in 1937. This directory states name of business Lewis owned, Brown and Hanson, located at 73 Drift St.²⁴ Lewis Disbrow Brown witnessed the death of Anna Wilson Stacy on 30 September 1937 at 62 Codurra Ave, New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey; Clipping from Newspaper found 7/16/98 by Sue Gregg. Clipping was in Floyd Brown's Bricklayers, Masons, Union Book.²⁵
Lewis Disbrow Brown resided at 205 Codwise Ave, New Brunswick, Union, New Jersey, in 1940. Business owner Brown & Hansen.²⁶ He was a house painter.According to his death certificate, he was working until Dec 1940. in December 1940 at New Jersey.²

     Anna Wilson Stacy was born on 18 December 1867 at Clark Twp, Union Co, New Jersey.¹ She married Lewis Disbrow Brown, son of George M Brown and Helen E Hughes, on 1 June 1904 at 1st Baptist Church, Rahway, New Jersey; Witnesses to marriage were Margaret Hamilton & John Kenna. Residence was 50 Leesville Ave, Rahway, NJ and she lived on Race St, Rahway.² Anna Wilson Stacy died on 30 September 1937 at 62 Codurra Ave, New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey, at age 69; Clipping from Newspaper found 7/16/98 by Sue Gregg. Clipping was in Floyd Brown's Bricklayers, Masons, Union Book.³
Her funeral was held at Quackenboss, New Brunswick, New Jersey, on 4 October 1937.⁴ She was buried on 4 October 1937 at Van Liew Cemetery, New Brunswick, New Jersey; Residence given in obituary as 62 Codwise Ave. Funeral was held at home at 2 o'clock.⁵ Anna Wilson Stacy Find-a-Grave.com ID # 77075933.⁶
     She NJ Fed Census, Union Twp ED 187. She appeared on the census of 4 August 1870 at Clark Township, Union, New Jersey.⁷ She was listed as a resident in William Stacy and Margaret Stacy's household in the census report on 3 June 1880 at Clark Township, Union, New Jersey.⁸ Anna Wilson Stacy appeared on the census of 1885 at Clark Township, Union, New Jersey.⁹ She witnessed the end of military service of William Stacy on 5 June 1897; copy of pension file index cards listing his application # as 1192.060 and certificate # 1014.197. He is listed on here as Co E, 14th Reg NJ inf.^10,1 Anna Wilson Stacy lived in 1900 at Clark Twp, Union, New Jersey. She appeared on the census of 8 June 1900 at Clark Township, Union, New Jersey.¹¹ As of 1 June 1904,her married name was Brown. She was listed as a resident in Lewis Disbrow Brown and Anna Wilson Brown's household in the census report in April 1905 at Union, New Jersey.¹² She and Lewis Disbrow Brown appeared on the census of 1910 at 160 Audubon Ave, Manhattan Ward !2, New York, New York.¹³ Anna Wilson Brown and Lewis Disbrow Brown appeared on the census of 1915 at 4th Ward, 4th Dist., New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey.¹⁴ Anna Wilson Stacy listed as nearest relative on WWI card on 12 September 1918 at New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey; by applying for draft.¹⁵ She resided at 12 Drift St, New Brunswick, Union, New Jersey, in 1919.¹⁶ Floyd L. Brown and Lewis Disbrow Brown resided at 740 Bouch St, Norfolk, Virginia, on 2 January 1920.¹⁷ Anna Wilson Brown and Lewis Disbrow Brown appeared on the census of 2 January 1920 at 740 Boush St, Norfolk, Norfolk, Virginia.¹⁸ Anna Wilson Brown and Lewis Disbrow Brown resided at 100 Sicard St, New Brunswick, Union, New Jersey, in 1925.¹⁹ Anna Wilson Brown resided with Lewis Disbrow Brown and Anna Wilson Brown at 4 5th St, New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey, in 1930.^20,19 She and Lewis Disbrow Brown appeared on the census of 16 April 1930 at New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey; They are listed as living at 4 Fifth Street, New Brunswick. Also on this census, Anna stated she was 25 years old at her first marriage, (Wilson?). Lewis is age 51, Anna is 60 at this census. Other information: Lewis owned his home valued at $6500.²¹ Anna Wilson Brown resided with Lewis Disbrow Brown and Anna Wilson Brown at 62 Codwise Ave, New Brunswick, Union, New Jersey, in 1937; This directory states name of business Lewis owned, Brown and Hanson, located at 73 Drift St.²²

     John Fredrick Morrow was born on 19 November 1882 at Pennsylvania.¹ He married Nancy Ellen (Ella) Cousins, daughter of John A Cousins and Eliza Jane Longstreth, on 25 April 1907 at Youngstown, Mahoning, Ohio.² John Fredrick Morrow and Nancy Ellen (Ella) Cousins were divorced on 6 November 1914.³ John Fredrick Morrow death date was on 1 December 1969 at Archbald, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania, at age 87. Death certificate researched was not for John Frederick Morrow, different parents and date of birth. Wrong certificate # is 120280, Certificate of death. Actually for John J Morrow.^4,5,6
     He appeared on the census of 1900 at Madison Twp, Armstrong, Pennsylvania.⁷ He was a witness when Susannah Hays was and her children & their spouses were photographed in what appears to be inside a large tent. between 1900 and 1901 at Armstrong County, Pennsylvania.⁸ John Fredrick Morrow was a conductor for K & L Railway Co. in 1908 at Kittanning, Armstrong, Pennsylvania.⁹ He was Susannah Morrow's housemate in 1908 at 504 Fair, West Kittanning, Armstrong, Pennsylvania; was a boarder.⁹ John Fredrick Morrow was a conductor for the Street RR. on 15 April 1910 at Armstrong, Pennsylvania.¹ He and Nancy Ellen (Ella) Morrow appeared on the census of 15 April 1910 at 1047 Orr Ave, Wickboro (Kittanning), Armstrong, Pennsylvania.¹⁰ John Fredrick Morrow was menioned in newspaper as having disappeared 9 weeks ago. Was a conductor for 7 years, lived on South Jefferson St.
Mr Morrow left town telling his wife he was going to Buffalo, NY to seek work. She heard from him once after departure and that was from Buffalo. In a letter he said he was going to Erie. Since then, nothing. In his absence 6 or 7 registered letters were delivered to their home for him. The writers are claiming to be women residing in both Ford City and Kittanning and mentioned in them certain proposed engagements to be made. The mother is detained in the house by the illness of the youngest child. Youngest child is 14 months and the oldest is not 6. on 14 October 1913 at 378 South Jefferson St, Kittanning, Armstrong, Pennsylvania.¹¹ He name appeared in newspaper again. On 24 December 1913. Sat, Aug 13 there was a $4.50 excursion over the Valley Road and John went on it. He left $5.00 with his wife and he had $17.00 on him. His rent was in arrears and owed other bills. Monday, 27th the wife received a letter from Niagara Falls. That letter was answered and on Thursday of the same week another letter came saying he wa broke and didn't have a cent and asked that money be sent to him. His wife didn't have any of the $5.00 as she bought shoes which the children needed. A sister borrowed $10.00 and sent it to him. Two days later a letter acknowledged receipt of money and saying he was in Erie. That wa on 25th Aug and the wife and children have not heard from him since.¹¹ He witnessed John Frederick Morrow was blue eyed, brown hair, was tall and stout according to this document. He named Margaret Morrow as his next of kin, at 932 Orr Ave, Kittanning, PA. on 12 September 1918 at Cleveland, Ohio.¹² He began military service on 12 September 1918 at Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.¹³ He lived on 12 September 1918 at 816 St Clair, Cleveland, Ohio.¹² He was a laborer on 12 September 1918 at Mullen Thompson James Co, 909 St Clair St, Cleveland, Ohio.¹² He witnessed On daughter Henrietta's marriage license application, she listed her father John F. Morrow as a Glass Blower and was deceased at this time. on 26 July 1943. He lived in December 1969 at Archbalk, Pennsylvania.¹⁴

     Nancy Ellen (Ella) Cousins was born on 12 March 1886 at Pennsylvania.^2,3 She married John Fredrick Morrow, son of David W. Morrow and Susannah Hays, on 25 April 1907 at Youngstown, Mahoning, Ohio.⁴ Nancy Ellen (Ella) Cousins was baptized on 5 March 1911 at St Peters Church, Kittanning, Armstrong, Pennsylvania; # 29 on list in church records.⁵ She and John Fredrick Morrow were divorced on 6 November 1914.⁶ Nancy Ellen (Ella) Cousins married Matthew A Seitzer before 13 August 1930.⁷ Nancy Ellen (Ella) Seitzer filed for divorce from Matthew A Seitzer before 1959 at Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania.³ Nancy Ellen (Ella) Cousins died on 10 March 1959 at South Side Hosp, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, at age 72. Cause of death was acute coronary occlusion due to arteriosclerotic heart disease.³ She was buried on 23 March 1959 at Union Dale Cemetary-Brighton Rd, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.^8,9,3 Nancy Ellen (Ella) Cousins Find-a-Grave.com ID # 110383821.
     She appeared on the census of 1 June 1900 at Pine Township, Armstrong, Pennsylvania; is listed as living with her brother on this census.¹⁰ She appeared on the census of 1 June 1900 at Pine Twp., Armstrong, Pennsylvania.¹¹ As of 25 April 1907,her married name was Morrow. She was Susannah Morrow's housemate in 1908 at 504 Fair, West Kittanning, Armstrong, Pennsylvania; was a boarder.¹² Nancy Ellen (Ella) Morrow and John Fredrick Morrow appeared on the census of 15 April 1910 at 1047 Orr Ave, Wickboro (Kittanning), Armstrong, Pennsylvania.¹³ Nancy Ellen (Ella) Cousins resided at 378 S Jefferson, Kittanning, Armstrong, Pennsylvania, in 1914; Nancy listed as homeowner at this address.¹⁴ She resided at 417 E Lacock, Pittsubrgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, in 1926. Listing shows she is widow of John F . House was situated where current I279 and I279 HOV highways are, near Sandusky St.¹⁵ As of before 13 August 1930,her married name was Seitzer.⁷ She witnessed and was living as of date of Mother's death. Interesting to note that her name was already Seitzer by Aug 1930. on 13 August 1930.⁷ She was named an heir in the will of Eliza Jane Longstreth dated 13 August 1930 at Dee, Armstrong, Pennsylvania.¹⁶ Nancy Ellen (Ella) Seitzer was a witness when William Hays Morrow and Grace Leona Morrow were photographed with their children and Nancy Seitzer and Mrs Gibb, Lila's mother. in 1950 at Allegheny, Pennsylvania.¹⁷ Nancy Ellen (Ella) Seitzer resided at 1312 Federal St NS, Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, on 19 January 1950.¹⁸ She ran a Rooming house before 1959 at Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania.³ She lived on 19 March 1959 at 1312 Federal St, Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania; li.³ George Smith, Funeral Director. Her cause of death: Acute Coronary occlusion,arteriosclertic heart disease. From Cheryl Savage: "I asked my mom if she knew Matthew Seitzer. She said she only knew of him. The story was that she walked into a bar ( of course, where else) and found him having a drink with another woman. She knocked him off the barstool ( can't you just picture that) and then threw his stuff on the porch. Wasn't there an article in a paper about a bar brawl with John Morrow and wife? As far as I knew, none of us ever knew his name which makes it interesting that we have a Matthew Morrow now. Years from now someone is researching their roots they may think Matthew was named afterhis great step-grandfather!!!"¹⁹

     William Gregg was born on 25 December 1801 at Ireland. He married Grace Amelia Long after 1818. William Gregg died after 1880. He was buried after 1880 at Leacock Presbyterian Church?, Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. William Gregg Find-a-Grave.com ID # 36952279.
     Reference: 01. He immigrated on 20 September 1817 to Pennsylvania, arrived on board the brig Ceres Sept 20,1817 in Philadelphia and appeared to be traveling with an M Donaldson.² He was listed on the Lancaster County Tax Records . He is recorded as being a laborer and paid a tax of 50 cents on his possessions. in 1846 at Paradise Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.³ He was a Shoemaker according to Strasburg Twp tax records before 1849. He listed on Stasburg Twp tax records before 1849.³ He and Grace Amelia Long appeared on the census of 26 August 1850 at Paradise Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; William is listed as born in Ireland, worked as a Laborer.⁴ William Gregg during lived and was part of the Civil War Family History
William Gregg and his wife were living in Sadsbury Township during the beginning of the strife to cause the Civil War, near Smyrna, where on September 11, 1851, the Christiana Riots took place. By end of war in 1865 William and Grace were living near Paradise Township. Grace passed away in 1867.
Susan Gregg Bryson, daughter of William, and her husband were living in Paradise Township when Joseph answered call to duty on Sept 27, 1861. He joined the 59th Regiment of Pa Volunteers, II Calvary Company D and was mustered in on Dec 9 1861 in Philadelphia. After serving thru many battles including Gettysburg, he was taken prisoner at Parkers Store, Virginia on Nov 27, 1863, a week after the Gettysburg address was given. He was believed to be on patrol by himself, part of the unit that was guarding Gen Meade's Headquarters Unit when he was captured. He died at Andersonville Confederate Prison on May 22, 1864 after a horrible incarceration. Two other members of his unit were imprisoned here, but probably not captured same time as Joseph. The horrible stories that came out of Andersonville were incredible, of mis treatment, starvation, only clothing they came with and terrible overcrowding. According to Company Muster Rolls, Joseph was an orderly at Brigade Headquarters at Fairfax Court House during January to April 1863. His description was 5', 10" tall, dark complexion, gray eyes, and brown hair. His occupation was listed as a farmer.

William M Bryson, son of Joseph Bryson was mustered into service 1 year after his father died in prison at Andersonville, first in Reg 203, Co B. He was transferred to 76th Reg, Co G. He served until July 18, 1865 and was mustered out at Raleigh North Carolina after end of the war. On Apr 15, 1865, he was in the line of duty and was 'ruptured in the privates', supposed to have been caused by his cartridge bag that contained 40 rounds, on the march between Wilmington, NC and Payson Station, NC. He applied for a pension May 6, 1896 for his injury during the war while he was living in Parkesburg, Chester County. He married Albina Jordan on Dec 26, 1865, after his return from service. Albina applied for widows pension April 26, 1897 after the death on April 20, of her husband William. between 1851 and 1865.⁵ He witnessed Applied for citizenship to United states on 7 October 1852.⁶ He and Grace Amelia Long appeared on the census of Sadsbury Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 1 June 1860 William is listed as a laborer,at age 58 with wife, Gracy, age 63, son Robert , also a laborer,age 22, granddaughter Lydia Dennis, age 11 and a Prisilla All, age 43. There is a William All age 15 living 2 dwellings away from Prisilla, with a Samuel Young family, a farmer owning 11000 worth of real estate.⁷ William Gregg witnessed William Gregg is listed in directory in Paradise Township, occupation laborer, home post office as Kinzers. Also listed in directory is Dennis Sullivan who William lived with when he died after 1880. Dennis occupation was laborer, home post office Kinzers. in 1869 at Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁸ He was listed in this edition as a laborer living in Kinzers between 1875 and 1876 at Lancaster County Directory, Kinzers, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁹ He appeared on the census of 1880 at Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; He was living with Dennis Sullivan. Family #350. William was 78 years old, born in Ireland and parents born in Ireland.¹⁰

     Grace Amelia Long was born on 29 May 1796 at Pennsylvania.¹ She married William Gregg, son of Ann (?), after 1818. Grace Amelia Long died on 17 March 1867 at age 70. She was buried on 19 March 1867 at Leacock Presbyterian Church, Paradise, Pennsylvania; No tombstone exists.² Grace Amelia Gregg Find-a-Grave.com ID # 36952198.
     Her married name was Gregg. As of after 1818,her married name was Gregg. She and William Gregg appeared on the census of 26 August 1850 at Paradise Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; William is listed as born in Ireland, worked as a Laborer.³ Grace Amelia Long appeared on the census of 26 August 1850 at Paradise Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She and William Gregg appeared on the census of Sadsbury Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 1 June 1860 William is listed as a laborer,at age 58 with wife, Gracy, age 63, son Robert , also a laborer,age 22, granddaughter Lydia Dennis, age 11 and a Prisilla All, age 43. There is a William All age 15 living 2 dwellings away from Prisilla, with a Samuel Young family, a farmer owning 11000 worth of real estate.⁴

     John Steward was born in 1814; Listed on Bart Twp 1850 Census age 36. He married Elizabeth Raub.
     John Steward appeared on the census of 25 September 1850 at Bart Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹ He and Elizabeth Steward appeared on the census of 25 September 1850 at Bart Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; There was another John Steward on 1850 Bart Twp Census. Page 43,Family # 5 John 26, Ann 26, Thomas 12, Clement?(M) 3, Lemmie?(F)1, Samuel Stein? 23, Sarah Rice 40.¹ John Steward and Elizabeth Steward appeared on the census of 19 June 1860 at Eden Township, Quarryville, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. John is listed as 45 years old, Elizabeth, 35; Aaron 16, Mary 13, John 11;, Samuel 4; Elizabeth 3. John is recorded as being a jobber, with $800 in real estate, all members of family born in PA.² John Steward witnessed is listed in directory in Paradise Township, occupation laborer, home post office Bellemonte. Also in directory are a Charles Stewart and Richard Stewart both laborers, Charles home post office Bellmonte, Richard home post office Strasburg. in 1869 at Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.³ He and Elizabeth Raub appeared on the census of June 1870 at Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁴

     Elizabeth Raub was born in 1820 at Pennsylvania. She married John Steward.
     Her married name was Steward. Elizabeth Raub appeared on the census of 25 September 1850 at Bart Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.² She and John Steward appeared on the census of 25 September 1850 at Bart Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; There was another John Steward on 1850 Bart Twp Census. Page 43,Family # 5 John 26, Ann 26, Thomas 12, Clement?(M) 3, Lemmie?(F)1, Samuel Stein? 23, Sarah Rice 40.² Elizabeth Raub appeared on the census of 25 September 1850 at Bart Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.² She and John Steward appeared on the census of 19 June 1860 at Eden Township, Quarryville, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; John is listed as 45 years old, Elizabeth, 35; Aaron 16, Mary 13, John 11;, Samuel 4; Elizabeth 3. John is recorded as being a jobber, with $800 in real estate, all members of family born in PA.³ Elizabeth Raub and John Steward appeared on the census of June 1870 at Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁴ Elizabeth Raub appeared on the census of 21 June 1880 at Paradise Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Lizzie Stewart and Samuel are living next door to daughter Mary and Jeff Gregg and their first 4 children.⁵

     Benjamin Franklin Milley was born on 2 June 1847 at Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.^2,3,4,5 He married Sara E Shay, daughter of Michael Shay and Ann Maria Hassett, in 1868.⁶ Benjamin Franklin Milley died on 11 January 1921 at 324 Coral Street, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, at age 73.⁷ He was buried on 14 January 1921 at Lancaster Cemetery, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Lot # 446, funeral by Rote.⁸ Benjamin Franklin Milley Find-a-Grave.com ID # 16453107.
     He appeared on the census of 25 June 1860 at North West Ward, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁹ He was a painter on 30 June 1870 at Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁰ He and Sara E Shay appeared on the census of 30 June 1870 at Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁰ Benjamin Franklin Milley was a painter on the 1880 census. on 7 June 1880.¹¹ He and Sara E Shay appeared on the census of 7 June 1880 at 16 South Mary Street, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹² Benjamin Franklin Milley lived in 1890 at 681 Manor St, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; City Directory lists Benjamin's occupation as a painter, Benjamin Jr.'s occupation as lab. and Edward's occupation as a cigarmaker.¹³ He lived in 1898 at 217 Coral St, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁴ He and Sara E Shay appeared on the census of 5 June 1900 at 324 Coral St, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Sarah is mother of 11 children, 9 living as of census.¹⁵ Benjamin Franklin Milley and Sara E Shay appeared on the census of 21 April 1910 at Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Street name is unclear, but house number is 324 and was near 4th street.¹⁶ Benjamin Franklin Milley was a painter circa 1911 at Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁵ He lived on 7 January 1920 at 324 Coral Street, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁷ He and Sara E Shay appeared on the census of 7 January 1920; listed as 72 years old, wife Sara 68, son Edward 50, Walter 42.¹⁷ Benjamin Franklin Milley was ill with valvular heart disease. Son Edward Milley, 324 Coral Street, was informant for death certificate. on 11 January 1921.^7,5 [c] were matched 20 March 2024; Grand son gscmith77 tested at Ancestry and matched Sheri 45 cM 2 segments.

     Sara E Shay was born on 10 July 1852 at Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.^3,4 She married Benjamin Franklin Milley, son of Edward P Milley and Julia Ann Milton, in 1868.⁵ Sara E Shay died on 14 June 1921 at 324 Coral Street, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, at age 68; She died from a complication of diseases.⁴ Her funeral was held at 324 Coral Street, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, on 17 June 1921.⁴ She was buried on 17 June 1921 at Lancaster Cemetery, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁴ Sara E Shay Find-a-Grave.com ID # 44731751.
     She appeared on the census of 27 June 1860 at Southwest Ward, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Also listed in this census family were, Maria (mother?) age 38, Margaret age 17, Henry (Jacob?) 14, Ellen age 6 and Ann Kele, age 58.⁶ She appeared on the census of 27 June 1860 at Southwest Ward, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁷ As of 1868,her married name was Milley. She and Benjamin Franklin Milley appeared on the census of 30 June 1870 at Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁸ Sara E Shay and Benjamin Franklin Milley appeared on the census of 7 June 1880 at 16 South Mary Street, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁹ Sara E Shay and Benjamin Franklin Milley appeared on the census of 5 June 1900 at 324 Coral St, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Sarah is mother of 11 children, 9 living as of census.¹⁰ Sara E Shay and Benjamin Franklin Milley appeared on the census of 21 April 1910 at Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Street name is unclear, but house number is 324 and was near 4th street.¹¹ Sara E Shay and Benjamin Franklin Milley appeared on the census of 7 January 1920; listed as 72 years old, wife Sara 68, son Edward 50, Walter 42.¹²

     Robert Rintz was born on 8 September 1841 at Lancaster, Pennsylvania.^1,2,3 He married Elizabeth Waterson, daughter of William Waterson and Alice Ann Greenfield, in 1864.¹ Robert Rintz died on 24 March 1928 at Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, at age 86. Cause of death was Senile Arterioschlerosis. Funeral Director was Fred Groff of Lancaster.^2,3 He was buried on 27 March 1928 at Greenwood Cemetery, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.² Robert Rintz Find-a-Grave.com ID # 114625289 + family links.
     He witnessed (an unknown value.) He appeared on the census of 20 August 1850 at Colerain Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁴ He appeared on the census of 20 June 1860 at Colerain Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁵ He began military service on 6 March 1865 at Pennsylvania American Civil War Soldiers American Civil War Soldiers
Name:      Robert Rintz
Enlistment Date:      6 Mar 1865
Side Served:      Union
State Served:      Pennsylvania
Service Record:      Enlisted as a Private on 6 March 1865.
Enlisted in Company A, 77th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 6 Mar 1865.
Mustered Out Company A, 77th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 6 Dec 1865 at Victoria, TX.
Sources:      18

Source Citation: Side served: Union; State served: Pennsylvania; Enlistment date: 6 Mar 1865..

Source Information:
Historical Data Systems, comp.. American Civil War Soldiers [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1999. Original data: Data compiled by Historical Data Systems of Kingston, MA form the following list of works.

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This database is a compilation of military records (including state rosters, pension records, and regimental histories) of individual soldiers who served in the United States Civil War. He ended military service on 6 December 1865 at Victoria, Texas; American Civil War Soldiers American Civil War Soldiers
Name:      Robert Rintz
Enlistment Date:      6 Mar 1865
Side Served:      Union
State Served:      Pennsylvania
Service Record:      Enlisted as a Private on 6 March 1865.
Enlisted in Company A, 77th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 6 Mar 1865.
Mustered Out Company A, 77th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 6 Dec 1865 at Victoria, TX.
Sources:      18

Source Citation: Side served: Union; State served: Pennsylvania; Enlistment date: 6 Mar 1865..

Source Information:
Historical Data Systems, comp.. American Civil War Soldiers [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1999. Original data: Data compiled by Historical Data Systems of Kingston, MA form the following list of works.

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Historical Data Systems, Inc.
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This database is a compilation of military records (including state rosters, pension records, and regimental histories) of individual soldiers who served in the United States Civil War. He and Elizabeth Rintz appeared on the census of 30 June 1870 at Upper Oxford Twp., Chester, Pennsylvania.⁶ Robert Rintz was a worker in Paper Mill. in 1880 at Petersville, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁷ He and Elizabeth Waterson appeared on the census of 16 June 1880 at Petersville or Slackwater, Conestoga Twp., Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁸ Robert Rintz and Elizabeth Rintz appeared on the census of 7 June 1900 at 605 N. Queen St, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Census states couple were married for 36 years and had 5 children, all living at time of census. Census lists Robert's occupation as a carpenter.⁹ Robert Rintz and Elizabeth Rintz appeared on the census of 2 May 1910 at 411 N Queen St, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, also living with them was Robert D Rintz, born about 1893, recorded as being Robert's grandson.¹⁰ Robert Rintz witnessed the death of Elizabeth Rintz on 18 June 1911 at 411 North Queen St, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Cause of death was complications of heart diseases.^11,12 Robert Rintz News clipping concerning golden wedding anniversary at 411 N Queen St Lancaster. Attending were son William from Phila, son David from Lancaster, daughter Mrs GW Albright, Lanc and Mrs EJ Baxter of this city(?). Also Mrs Harry Milley, Nickle Mines. in 1914. He and Elizabeth Waterson appeared on the census of 2 January 1920 at 428 E Orange St, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. They were living in a rented house.¹³ Robert Rintz celebrated his 60th wedding anniversary. A pleasant feature of the event was a party attended by their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Mr Rintz is a Civil War veteran aned is 82 years old. His wife, who before marriage was Miss Elizabeth Waterson is 80 years old. Both are enjoying good health. in 1924.¹⁴ He and Elizabeth Rintz lived in 1925 at 51 Howard Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁵ Robert Rintz witnessed in 4 generation photo with their daughter, Barbara Ann Albright, her daughter, Edna Dagen and her daughter, baby Dagen before March 1928.¹⁶

     Elizabeth Waterson was born on 5 April 1843 at Nottingham, Chester, Pennsylvania.^2,3 She married Robert Rintz, son of John Rintz and Barbara Burgess, in 1864.⁴ Elizabeth Rintz died on 19 March 1929 at 20 E Filbert St, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, at age 85. Cause of death was Senile-arterioschlerisis contributory-chronic myocarditis.³ She was buried on 22 March 1929 at Greenwood Cemetery, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Undertaker used was Fred Groff, Lancaster, PA.¹ Elizabeth Waterson Find-a-Grave.com ID # 114625340 + family links.
     She appeared on the census of 9 September 1850 at Lower Oxford Township, Chester, Pennsylvania.⁵ She appeared on the census of 15 June 1860 at Hayesville?, Lower Oxford Township, Chester, Pennsylvania.⁶ Her married name was Rintz. She and Robert Rintz appeared on the census of 30 June 1870 at Upper Oxford Twp., Chester, Pennsylvania.⁷ Elizabeth Waterson and Robert Rintz appeared on the census of 16 June 1880 at Petersville or Slackwater, Conestoga Twp., Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁸ Elizabeth Rintz and Robert Rintz appeared on the census of 7 June 1900 at 605 N. Queen St, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Census states couple were married for 36 years and had 5 children, all living at time of census. Census lists Robert's occupation as a carpenter.⁹ Elizabeth Rintz and Robert Rintz appeared on the census of 2 May 1910 at 411 N Queen St, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, also living with them was Robert D Rintz, born about 1893, recorded as being Robert's grandson.¹⁰ Elizabeth Waterson and Robert Rintz appeared on the census of 2 January 1920 at 428 E Orange St, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. They were living in a rented house.¹¹ Elizabeth Rintz witnessed his 60th wedding anniversary. A pleasant feature of the event was a party attended by their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Mr Rintz is a Civil War veteran aned is 82 years old. His wife, who before marriage was Miss Elizabeth Waterson is 80 years old. Both are enjoying good health. in 1924.¹² She and Robert Rintz lived in 1925 at 51 Howard Ave, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹³ Elizabeth Rintz was included in 4 generation photo with their daughter, Barbara Ann Albright, her daughter, Edna Dagen and her daughter, baby Dagen before March 1928.¹⁴

     George M Brown was born in December 1849 at New Jersey. He married Helen E Hughes, daughter of Lewis D Hughes and Sarah E Urnes, in 1876. George M Brown died before 1910; Helen, his wife, is listed as a widow at 1910 census and lving in New Brunswick, NJ.
     He appeared on the census of 7 September 1850 at Woodbridge, Middlesex, New Jersey.¹ Rahway History:; New and Complete Gazetteer of the U.S. (1854), p.971

RAILWAY, a post-village of Essex and Middlesex counties, New Jersey, is situated on the Rahway river, and on the New Jersey railroad, 10 miles S. S. W. from Newark, and 38 miles N. E. from Trenton. It is divided by the river into Upper and Lower Rahway, the former of which is in Rahway township, and the latter (formerly called Bridgeton) in Woodbridge township, Middlesex county. It contains 9 churches, belonging to the Presbyterians, Methodists, Baptists, Friends, and colored people; also a bank, an insurance office, and 2 newspaper offices. There is a flourishing boarding school for girls, named the Rahway Female Institute, and a classical boarding school for boys. Rahway derives its support chiefly from the manufacture of carriages, hats, stoves, stone ware, and other articles. It is said that 3000 carriages are made here annually for the Southern market. It has a large muslin-printing establishment, an iron foundry, and a manufactory of felt cloth. Schooners ascend the river to this place. Settled about the year 1720. Population in 1853, about 7000. He appeared on the census of 18 June 1860 at Rahway Twp, Union, New Jersey.² He appeared on the census of 1 August 1860 at Franklin Township, Somerset, New Jersey.³ He was employed as a painter. in 1880 at Neptune Township, Monmouth, New Jersey.⁴ He and Helen E Brown appeared on the census of 25 June 1880 at Neptune, Monmouth, New Jersey. No mention of son George on census.⁵ George M Brown lived in 1900 at 30 Leesville Ave, Rahway, Union, New Jersey. He owned his house in 1900.⁶ This 1900 census states Hellen was mother of 5 children with 4 living as of Jun 1900. Census also states Louis D. was married at time of this census, but wife is not listed in household.⁶ He and Helen E Hughes appeared on the census of 1 June 1900 at 30 Leesville Ave, Rahway, Union, New Jersey; Helen was mother of 5 children, 4 living at time of this census.^7,6

     Helen E Hughes was born on 5 August 1855 at New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey; Attending physician was Cl
K. VanDoren for the birth of Helen. He was a resident of Rocky Hill. This is in Somerset County.² She married George M Brown, son of John W Brown and Jane P (Jennie) Dunham, in 1876. Helen E Brown died on 19 November 1930 at home of daughter Ida Brower 41 William Strett, New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey, at age 75; Funeral by James M Pettit & Son, 193 West Milton Ave, Rahway, NJ.^3,4,5 She was buried on 22 November 1930 at Rahway Public Cemetery, Rahway, Union, New Jersey.³ Helen E Hughes Find-a-Grave.com ID # 92581840.⁶
     There is a Disbrow Hughs on 1860 census in Middlesex Co pg 196 S Brunswick. She appeared on the census of 1 August 1860 at Franklin Township, Somerset, New Jersey.¹ She witnessed She began receiving pension for her father's service on this date and would continue receipt until her 16th birthday, Aug 4 1871. Her pension was $2. per month. on 6 May 1864.⁷ She witnessed Sarah requested an increase of her pension from $8. to $14. on this document on 14 September 1866.⁸ She lived on 14 September 1866 at South Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey.⁸ She was listed as a resident in Sarah E Hughes's household in the census report on 24 July 1870 at New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey; Living in same building as William Mererole, a fruit dealer and his family, wife and 7 children.⁹ As of after 1876,her married name was Brown. Helen E Brown and George M Brown appeared on the census of 25 June 1880 at Neptune, Monmouth, New Jersey. No mention of son George on census.¹⁰ (an unknown value.)^11,12 Helen E Hughes appeared on the census of 27 April 1910 at 12 Drift St, New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey; Helen is listed as a widow, age 59, two children total, and 2 living.¹³ Lewis Disbrow Brown resided at 12 Drift St, New Brunswick, Union, New Jersey, between 1911 and 1913; Listed as a painter.¹⁴ Helen E Hughes witnessed Helen E Brown sold to Emma J Van Liew, property on Drift St, New Brunswick. on 14 December 1924 at 12 Drift St, New Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey.¹⁵

     Mary Gregg was born on 7 October 1826. She married Samuel Dennis circa 1849 at Lancaster, Pennsylvania.² Mary Gregg died on 22 August 1850 at Pennsylvania at age 23; Death date from Susan Brison's Bible with assumption that Mary Denes was Susan's sister Mary.³
     As of before 1850,her married name was Dennis.² As of July 1850, Mary Gregg was also known as Mary Denes.⁴ She appeared on the census of 24 August 1850 at Paradise Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Mary is listed as wife of Samuel Dennis? who was 28 yrs old, born in Pa and worked as laborer. Also listed was a daughter Lydia, age 1. This family resided next door to Mary's father & mother, William & Grace Gregg and their other children. Census was taken after possible death of Mary, but was recorded as of June 1 1850.⁵

     George W Gregg was born on 30 August 1829 at Gordonville, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He married Ann Elizabeth Switzer, daughter of William Switzer and Anna E (?), before 1850. George W Gregg died on 20 May 1905 at age 75. He was buried on 23 May 1905 at Leacock Presbyterian Cemetery, Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. George W Gregg Find-a-Grave.com ID # 36159628.¹
     He Headstone inscription for George Gregg, Leacock Presbyterian Church Cemetary,Paradise PA.(US 30 & Meadow Lane)Authors visit 24 May 1989. Grave located in 6th row from Meadow Lane about in line with brick house on Meadow Lane. Three other graves are there, two believed to be parents, William and Grace Gregg.² He appeared on the census of 26 August 1850 at Paradise Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.³ He appeared on the census of 26 August 1850 at Paradise Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He and Ann Elizabeth Gregg appeared on the census of 1860 at Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; George is recorded as a day laborer, age 31, Elizabeth wife, age 30. All of family born in PA.⁴ George W Gregg began military service in June 1863 at Civil War Registration Roll, Paradise Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.⁵ As of 1870, George W Gregg was also known as George Graig.⁶ He and Ann Elizabeth Switzer appeared on the census of 21 September 1870 at Gap, Leacock Twp, Lancaster.⁷ George W Gregg was listed as a laborer in Lancaster County directory. in 1875 at Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁸ He was listed in this edition as a laborer living in Paradise between 1875 and 1876 at Lancaster County Directory, Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁹ He appeared on the census of 22 June 1880 at Leacock Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Leacock Twp at age 50 with wife, 3 sons and 1 daughter.¹⁰ He was listed as a carpenter in Lancaster County directory. in 1884 at Gordonville, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹¹ He was listed in this edition as a laborer living in Gordonville in 1886 at Lancaster County Directory, Gordonville, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹² He was listed as a laborer in Lancaster County directory. in 1890 at Gordonville, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹³ He lived in 1890 at Gordonville, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁴ He lived in 1899 at Gordonville, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Listed his occupation as a carpenter.¹⁵ He was listed as following carpentry trade in obituary in 1900 at Gordonville, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁶ He and Ann Elizabeth Switzer appeared on the census of June 1900 at Leacock Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Census reports 49 years of marriage, nine children and 9 living at census time. None of them living with them in 1900.¹⁷

     James A. Gregg was born in 1832 at Leaman Place, Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He married Leah Richwine, daughter of Mary Ann Richwine, on 11 January 1855.² James A. Gregg married Mary McGuire on 16 January 1862 at Salisbury Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.³ James A. Gregg died on 14 August 1863 at Paradise Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; as recorded in his sister's bible, found July 24, 1994.⁴ He was buried at Old Leacock Presbyterian Cemetery, Central Section, Leacock Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁵ James A. Gregg Find-a-Grave.com ID # 29745084.
     He appeared on the census of 26 August 1850 at Paradise Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁶ He appeared on the census of 26 August 1850 at Paradise Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. As of 1860, James A. Gregg was also known as James Graig.⁷ He and Leah Richwine appeared on the census of 18 July 1860 at Salisbury Township, Gap Post Office, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; James is age 28, Leah age 24, Ann M., 3 and Mary Richwine 58. James is recorded as being a Farm Laborer and listed between Farm Owners James McCauley and Henry Eby. On Bridgens1864 Lancaster County map those farmers are listed as being in area close to north side of present day US 30 in the vicinity of Hensel Rd. McCauley Farms are along Hensel Rd.⁷ James A. Gregg was a member of Civil War Vet Company C, 79th Reg PA Vol in 1861.⁸ He attended his wife, Leah's ,death Salisbury Twp on 23 August 1861.⁹ He began military service on 26 September 1861 at Camp Wilkins, near Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, and served with Co C 79th PA Volunteers as a Private.^10,5 He was recorded as being in hospital in Louisville, Ky since Oct 3, 1862 on the Civil War Veterans Card File. on 3 October 1862.¹¹ He ended military service on 12 July 1865 as he was absent and ill at company muster out.¹⁰ James A. Gregg's executors appointed Benjamin Brackbill as guardian for Anna Mary (under age 14) on 21 August 1865.¹²
     As filed circa 1874 Pension records from National Archives:
     Included in these records was a sworn statement by P J Timlow, Justice of Peace, stating he officiated at marriage of James Gregg and Leah Richwine on Jan 11, 1855 at Bethania in Lancaster County. This statement was signed February 22, 1870.
     Another paper in this file is confirmation of inability to return to duty. This was signed by Jesse H. Davis, MD & John N Eckert, MD. they state James Gregg is suffering from the effects of Camp fever and at the present time (March 28, 1863) totally unable to return to military duty. He is now and has been since his return home suffering from lesion of the lungs and bowels and diarrhea consequent therefrom. He is scarcely able to walk about his room. This constitution is so much impaired that medical treatment has but little effect. He is not able to report in person, as he cannot be moved without risk of life.
     Another paper is from Lancaster County Orphan's court appointing Benjamin Brackbill as guardian of James & Leah's daughter, Anna Mary, who was a minor under age of 14 years. this was filed August 21, 1865 by Anna Mary's grandmother Richwine. The amount of pension to be received by Benjamin Brackbill for Anna Mary was set at $10 per month until December 4, 1872 when Anna Mary would become 16 years old.
     Adjutant General Office, Washington DC, Nov 27, 1865 receipt of application for pension # 108.582. The paper states James A Gregg was enrolled on the 13th Sept 1861 at Lancaster City in Co C, 79th Reg of PA Volunteers to serve 3 years. He was mustered into service as a private on 24th Sept 1861. On the muster out roll of Co C, dated July 12, 1865, he is reported "in hospital, Louisville, KY Oct 3/1862. there is no evidence of death on file at that office.
     Following this is a statement from Jesse M Davis, MD stating he attended James Gregg and that he died on Aug 14, 1863 in Paradise Township, Lancaster County of chronic diarrhea and disease of the lungs which symtoms were from the effects of camp fever which he contracted while he was in serice of the United States and that he was well aquainted with him and that he has no interest in this claim. This was sworn before William Ferree, JP on 24th day of Nov 1868. reverse side of the affidavit is statemen of W. D. Stauffer stating William Ferree was an acting JP at time of affidavitt, signed on the 30th of Nov 1868.
     Another statement was made by John c Brackbill and George W Greer, residents of Paradise Township, Lancaster County, stating they were acquainted with James A Gregg, private in Company C, 79th Reg and who died on 14th of Aug 1863 in Paradise Twp and also knew his wife Leah R Gregg who died on 23rd day of Aug 1861 in Salisbury Twp, Lancaster county and that they left one child living named Anna Mary who was born on the 5th day of Dec 1856 in Paradise Twp.. The reason they know the above facts is from long acquantance and knowledge and they further state they have no interest in this claim, signed 17th Feb 1870, and affirmed by Jos C Maker, JP.
     On Feb 21, 1870, the doctor that attended the birth of Anna Mary, Joseph H Lefever resident of Strasburg Boro signed a statement to that effect and that James A & Leah Gregg were the parents of Anna Mary Gregg.
     A second form from Adjutant Generals office dated July 22, 1870 acknowledges receipt of pension # 108582, James A Gregg, mustered into service 24 th Sept 1861. On the consolodated muster for the months of Sept, Oct, Nov, & Dec 1862, he is reported absent 'Sent to Louisville Hospital, Oct 1, 1862. Records on file report him "died in Paradise Twp, Lancaster County, PA August 14, 1863 of chronic diarrea and disease of the lungs.
     The next form is from Dept of Interior, Pension Office, Widows division dated March 20, 1874. It states, Sir, the enclosed report is returned with the request that the office be informed if named soldier was home on sick furlow when he died. Adjutant General Office, March 23, 1874, states records of this office do not show that he was home on sick furlow when he died.
     Original pension # 164.865 securing payment for Anna Mary approved May 6, 1874. Avidavitt swearing James Gregg came to his home in Lancaster County from the army between the 4th and 8th of Oct, 1862 suffereing from chronic diarrhea. That he was so weak from its effects that he was unalble to return to his Regiment from that time until time of his death. Signed by Sam Houston, Md, formerly of Lancaster, dated May 4, 1874.¹³ He and Leah Richwine Administrative Account records the naming of Benjamin Brackbill as guardian of their daughter, Anna M. Gregg. in 1874 at Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁴ Another Guardian acct from court Administrative Accounts. in 1877 at Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁴ Sent for Military Records Sept 1998 from National Archives. Rec'd at later date.
on 14 September 1998.

     Robert Gregg was born on 7 July 1837. Death certificate states birth date as August 7, 1837.¹ He married Eliza Jane Armer, daughter of Samuel Armer and Nancy Gregg, after 1 June 1860. Robert Gregg died on 26 November 1912 at Paradise Twp, Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania, at age 75. Death certificate states William Gregg was his father, but born in Lancaster County, which is incorrect. Also instead of his mother listed on the certificate, his wife is listed on the certificate.¹ He was buried on 29 November 1912 at Calvary Mt Church, Paradise Twp Lanc Co, Pennsylvania.¹ Robert Gregg Find-a-Grave.com ID # an unknown place ; 21291114.
     He appeared on the census of 26 August 1850 at Paradise Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.² He appeared on the census of 26 August 1850 at Paradise Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He appeared on the census of 1 June 1860 at Sadsbury Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.³ He appeared on the census of 1 June 1860 at Sadsbury Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; is listed at age 22 and a Laborer.³ He was Miner before Civil War, then laborer before 1861. He began military service on 29 February 1864 Author has pension record from Civil War Co G 76th Reg PA Vol & Co B 203 Reg PA Inf, also served with Co D, 188th Regiment Infantry as a private.⁴ He bought property from Henry Keneagy. on 26 January 1865 at Sadsbury Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁵ He ended military service on 14 December 1865.⁴ He witnessed Robert Gregg is listed in directory in Paradise Township, occupation laborer, home post office Kinzers. in 1869 at Paradise, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁶ He was listed in this edition as a laborer living in Kinzers between 1869 and 1870 at Lancaster County Directory, Kinzers, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁷ He and Eliza Jane Armer appeared on the census of 8 July 1870 at Kinzers, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Robert & Eliza owned their own home valued at $500, personal value $500.⁸ Robert Gregg was listed as a laborer in Lancaster County directory. in 1875 at Kinzers, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.⁹ He was listed in this edition as a laborer living in Kinzers between 1875 and 1876 at Lancaster County Directory, Kinzers, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁰ He and Eliza Jane Armer appeared on the census of 23 June 1880 at Paradise Township, Lancaster.¹¹ Robert Gregg bought property from Frankin Rice. on 16 March 1882 at Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹² He was listed in this edition as a laborer living in Nickel Mines, Bart Township in 1886 at Lancaster County Directory, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.¹³ He sold property to Paradise School District as recorded in Deed book I Vol 13, page 291 on 15 September 1887 at Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁴ He was listed as a laborer in Lancaster County directory. in 1890 at Nickel Mines, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁵ He appeared on the census of June 1890 at Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Recorded as follows: Private, Co G, 76 Regiment PA Infantry,enrolled 16 Jan 1865,discharged 18 Jul 1865, length of service 6mo, 2 days. Post office address is Nickel Mines, disability incurred: Chronic Diahrea.¹⁶ He residences include Columbia 1891, Chester Co 1894, Paradise Twp 1895 after 1891. He was listed as a laborer in 1896 at Nickel Mines, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁷ He lived in 1898 at Nickel Mines, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.¹⁸ He lived in 1899 at Gap, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Lists his occupation as a laborer.¹⁹ He and Eliza Jane Gregg appeared on the census of 8 June 1900 at Paradise Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Abner Murray family, Thomas Armer, Henry Murray family were all listed on same page of census.²⁰ Robert Gregg appeared on the census of 15 April 1910 at Strasburg Rd, Paradise Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.²¹ He Cause of death, Degeneration of Kidney (Brights Disease & dropsy), chronic Nephritis (kidney) on 29 November 1912.¹