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Misc: Blue Book Of Schuylkill County By Mrs. Ella Zerbey Elliott: Who Was Who and Why pages 149-189 Contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Shirley E. Ryan.
ZELLERS, RAHNS, SEITZINGERS John Henry Sellaire (Zeller), Huguenot, came to New York, 1710, with the one thousand immigrants. His name and that of his son John is on the list of settlers at Livingstone manor. He was in Queen Anne’s war, 1711 1. He died 1756. John Henry Zeller came from the Schohaire, N. Y., to Chester County, Penn., (Berks), 1727. He built the block house as a refuge from the Indians (part of which is still standing) on the mill creek, between Womelsdorf and Strouchsburg. Zeller, John Henry, wf. Anna Maria; c. John George, John Henry, John David, Hartman (Martin, ) John, Anna Maria Salzberger, Barbara, Catharine Pontus, Anna Elizabeth Battdorf. His son John George lived on the homestead in Marion Twp., between Winersville and Stouchsburg. (Note 1 - Roster of companies, Part 1.) _______________________________________________________________________________________ Page 181 _______________________________________________________________________________________ George M. Zeller, a direct descentant of John Henry, is the landlord of the hotel, Stouchsburg. He m. Lizzie J. Bright; they have one son.
================JOE'S PAGE (GENEVA,ONTARIO CO)
MARIE'S PAGE - KINGS CO
VAN TINE FAMILY
KINGS CO, NY
CHERIE'S PAGE = BROOKLYN
MONK FAMILY - ONTARIO
THE ABRIDGED COMPENDIUM OF AMERICAN GENEALOGY
Kenyatta D. Berry = LeRoy, NY ( Dutchess or Genesee?)
JEWEL’S PAGE = Geneva = Ontario Co
ZELLER FAMILY
CIVIL WAR
AMERICAN CW
Edward Seller 13 Aug 1862 New York Union
Frederick Seller 29 Jul 1862 New York Union
Frederick Seller 31 Dec 1863 New York Union
James Sellar 26 Aug 1862 New York Union
Godfrey Sellers 8 May 1861 New York Union
Hugh Sellers 20 Aug 1862 New York Union
John Sellers 2 Dec 1861 New York Union
Michael Sellers 11 May 1861 New York Union V
Robert Sellers 31 Aug 1863 New York Union
William Sellers 10 Jan 1862 New York Union
U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865=
Thomas Seller 69th Regiment, New York Infantry Union New York
Edward Seller 53rd Regiment, New York Infantry (2nd) Union New York
Frederick Seller 115th Regiment, New York Infantry Union New York
John Seller 16th Independent Battery, New York Light Artillery Union New York
Lewis Seller 173rd Regiment, New York Infantry Union New York
James Sellar 139th Regiment, New York Infantry Union New York
William Sellar 139th Regiment, New York Infantry Union New York
St Lawrence Co.NY= CANADA
TheShipsList-L@rootsweb.com
Packet Ship "Halifax
September 4, 1766 The Pennsylvania Gazette. New York, August 28.
Wednesday last the Brig Jenny, Sellers, sailed for London; the Packet,
Captain Bolderson (sic), for Falmouth, next Day.
NEW YORK IN THE REVOLUTION AS COLONY AND STATE
Heading: The Line -- Second Regiment
Rank: Enlisted Men
Name: Michael Sellers
Ontario Co, NY marriages
KNAUSS
JOSEPH
SELLERS RENA
M. 1912
SELLERS
NEAL
BENTLEY
JENNIE 1928
SELLERS
ROBERT
COUGHLIN
ALICE 1929
ROGERS
C.LARUE
SELLERS
MARTHA 1934
NEW YORK MARRIAGES = no county listed=
THOMAS SELLARS/CHRISTIANA KEY/SEP 30,1778
ELIZABETH SELLARS/JOHN WRIGHT/ MAY 19,1757
SAMUEL ZELLER/SARAH TIPPEY/APR 21,1775
Page 447, Names of male Palatines, above 21 years of age in Livingston
Manor, NY in the winter of 1710 and summer of 1711 include ZELLER, Han
Henrich and ZELLER, Johannes
1790 NEW YORK CO, NEW YORK
Samuel SELLERS, page 126 1-7-3-0-0
From:
Hugh and Sandy Sellers <hubie19@swbell.net>
REPLY TO: <SELLERS-L@rootsweb.com>
>From
"Sellers Letters" (c) M. Sims
June 1983, pages 53 to 55
1790
(from tax records)
SELLERS, Samuel, in NY City, 4th Ward. Shown as free white male over16,
with 7 free white males under 16;
3 free white females;
0 slaves
No Cellar, Celler, Seller, Zeller or any other spelling.
1800
SELLER, Henry - Montgomery Co.
ZILLERS, Samuel - in NYC
Recorded in records of First and Second Presbyterian Church,
New York, New York
James SELLERS born apr 24, 1802 to Elizabeth FAIRLY (no father named).
1810
CELLER, Ezra - Chenango Co, page 313, 10010-31
ZEELER, Cornelius - Schoharie Co, page 44, 20010-10
ZEELER, Henry - Dutchess Co, page 291, 01121-02
ZELLER, Henry - Dutchess Co, page 291, 00100-10
ZEELER, Martinus - Schoharie Co, page 44, 10301-00
ZEELER, Peter T. - Dutchess Co, page 291, 20010-20
ZEELER, Isaac - Albany Co, page 53, 02111-10
ZELLERS, James - New York Co, page 81, 00100-10
ZELLERS, John - New York Co, page 81, 03100-01
ZELLERS, Mathew - New York Co, page 81, 00200-00
(Note: Census Code for 1810, From printed source which did not list
women in family. Numbers mean ages: 0-10, 10-16, 16-26, 26-45, 45+;;
free colored person, slaves.
1820
CELLAR, Jacob - Otsego Co, page 105
ZILLERS, James - New York Co, page 106, NYC, 4th Ward
ZILLERS, Samuel - New York Co, page 106, NYC, 4th Ward
1830
CELLAR, Benjamin - Herkimer Co, page 129
CELLAR, Frederick - Herkimer Co, page 97
SELLER, Henry J. - Montgomery Co, page 5
SELLERS, George - New York Co, page 33, NYC, 7th Ward
SELLERS, George - New York Co, page 173, NYC, 4th Ward
ZELLER, Daniel - Schoharie Co, page 109
ZELLER, Mary - New York Co, page 109, NYC, 3rd Ward
1840
CELLARS, A. - Cayuga Co, page 188
CELLARS, H. A. - Cayuga Co, page 185
CELLER, Ebenezer - Genesee Co, page 291
CELLER, Matthew - Ulster Co, page 250
SELER, Nicholas - New York Co, NYC, page 365
SELERS, Abraham - New York Co, NYC, page 300
SELLER, John - New York Co, NYC, page 215
SELLER, Oliver - King Co, Brooklyn, page 566
SELLER, Richard - New York Co, NYC, page 51
SELLERS, John - Washington Co, page 258
SELLERS, John - Oneida Co, page 58
SELLERS, William - Washington Co, page 258
ZELLER, Cornelius - Otsego Co, page 300
ZELLER, Jacob - Jefferson Co, page 383
ZELLER, Mary - New York Co, NYC, page 271
From:
Hugh
and Sandy Sellers <hubie19@postoffice.swbell.net>
Reply-To:
SELLERS-L@rootsweb.com
>From "Sellers Letters" (c) 1983 M. Sims
Emanuel
Seller - subject of Free City of Bremen - Apr 13, 1840
(Ref: Court of Common Pleas. Early New York Naturalizations,
Abstracts of Naturalization Records from Federal, State and Local
Courts, 1792-1840, complied by Scott)
Query from Grace Jacobs, 3 Brandy Lane, Lake Grove NY 11755
Need
parents, siblings of Felix ZELLER b ca 1810 France; also need
info on his wife Rosalia b ca 1815 France.
Felix d 1 4 1860 Manhattan, NY, Rosalia d May 1880 same place.
1850 NY
1855 State Census Index Town of Augusta, First Election District Oneida County, New York
Sellers, William page6 Sellers, Jane 6 Sellers, John 6
1860
CIVIL
WAR =
Confirmed Burials of the 69th New York Virginia Arlington National Cemetery
City Point National Cemetery Hopewell
Thomas Sellers Pvt Co H November 25, 1864 S F GN 979 42
1870 NEW YORK CENSUS
Gouverneur - Page 260B
2 230 231 Sellars George 51 M W Works in Cabinet Shop England X X X
3 230 231 Sellars Christie 39 F W Keeps House Canada X X
4 230 231 Sellars Eliza P. 16 F W New York X X X 5 230 231 Sellars William 14 M W New York X X X
6 230 231 Sellars Andrew 12 M W New York X X X
7 230 231 Sellars Jane 11 F W New York X X X
8 230 231 Sellars John 5 M W New York X X X
9 230 231 Sellars Lewis 1 M W New York X X
1873/74 GOUVERNEUR BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Selers, George, Gouverneur, Lime & mortar manuf.,
Bishop, Geo W., Hermon, Farmer, 57, (Canton)
1900
Born. Sellers. In this village, Nov. 29th, 1889, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Sellers, a daugher.
Married. Kitts-Sellers. In this village, Oct. 7, 1890, by Rev. F.A. Marsh, H.F. Kitts, of Harrisville and Miss Mattie Sellers of this village.
Married. Sellers-Boprey. In Canton, May 30, 1891, at the residence of Edward Chase, by Rev. C.S. Dorr, Mr. Edward W. Sellers and Miss Viola M. Boprey, both of Gouverneur.
Died. Hackett. In this village, June 14th, 1891, at the residence of her brother-in-law, Geo. W. Sellers, of consumption, Mrs. Clara M. Hackett, aged 26 years.
Born. Sellers. In this place, Sept. 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Sellers, a daughter. (1892)
Died. Kitts. In Gouverneur, Sept. 13, 1894, Florence May, infant daughter of Henry and Matie Sellers Kitts, aged 3 months and 3 days. (1894)
Born. Sellers. In this village, Aug. 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Sellers, a daughter. (1896)
Married. Vanier-Sellers. In Gouverneur, Nov. 6th, by Rev. C.L. Peck, Ernest Vanier of Alexandria Bay, and Miss Pearl Leona Maude Sellers, of Gouverneur. (1901)
Married. Knight-Sellers. At Gouverneur, June 25th, by Rev. C.L. Peck, Clarence Delbert Knight and Miss Helena Belle Sellers, both of Gouverneur. (1902)
1880 NY
1890
= no SELLERS
GEORGE BISHIP 60 NY, ST LAWRENCE CO, NY
=====================
1900 ST LAWRENCE CO, NY
GEO SELLERS 81 ENG , OCT 1818, M48 YRS, BOTH PARENTS BORN ENG
CHRITIAN 68, CAN, JAN 1832, 12/7, BOTH PARENTS CAN
Next
ALFONSE HOWARD 49 CAN, BOTH PARENTS CANADA
Same page
GEO BISHOP 58 NY, DAD MASS, MOM CAN?
SUSAN 52 NY, DAD NY, MOM MASS?
HOWARD 12 --, DAD --, MOM NY, THE – could be NY for dittos?
Close
ALONZO BISHOP 71 NY, DAN CAN, MOM NY/NJ
JULIA W. 68 NJ?, DAD VT, MOM NY,. M 50 YRS, 5KIDS 2 LIVING
ARTHUR SELLERS, DEKALB TWN?
==========
1910 =
1920 =
HOWARD BISHOP 36 NY, HAMMOND DIST, (Howard George Sellers,perRuth)
ELLA 29 NY
SUSAN 9 NY
ERCLE? 7 F. NY
RALPH 3 NY
DEAN 8/12 NY
Next
MERRITT MANNING 42
GERTRUDE 34
1930 =
===
Transcribed and submitted by Lynn Tooley Lutheran Church Cemetery Records Town of Bleecker Fulton County, New York
========
Subject:
SELLERS family plot in upstate newyork
"Kenyatta D. Berry" <kberry@voyager.net>
Reply-To:
SELLERS-L@rootsweb.com
There is a SELLERS family plot in upstate LeRoy, NewYork and I have a list
of all the SELLERS at this plot. Any SELLERS from upstate NewYork
please
respond to me at <kberry@voyager.net>.
Kenyatta
Fri,
31 Oct 1997 10:02:35 -0600 (CST)
From:
Hugh
and Sandy Sellers <hubie19@postoffice.swbell.net>
Reply-To:
SELLERS-L@rootsweb.com
(The following taken from a chapter in the book entitled
"NOTABLE WOMEN OF PENNSYLVANIA", edited by Gertrude Biddle and Sarah
Lowrie (Phila, 1942) and is from a short biography of a French woman
named Clothilde de Valois:
Clothilde
de Valois de Reni, a young countess, fell in love with and
married a scholar who resided across the French border in Zurich,
Switzerland. He was Jacques de SELLAIRE - known as VON ZELLER of Castle
Zellerstein, Zurich. Clothilde was in her teens when they married.
They
fled from France with their children after the revocation of the Edict or
Nantes and went to Holland, where they apparently stayed for some time.
They, shortly after their son's marriage in Holland, the ZELLERS went to
England and "the Lady Clothilde" as she was recorded there, placed
herself,
he children and her husband under the protection of Queen Anne who later
gave them protection when they chose to begin life anew in the new world.
But by this time, Jacques had died, either in London or before their ship
arrived at New York in June 1710.
These
French immigrants, together with many of the Palatinate Germans found
little welcome along the Hudson River. They continued further north to
the
Dutch-English province at Schoharie where they again found rejection.
After an invitation from the governor of Pennsylvania, Lady Clothilde Zellers'
eldest son, with an Indian guide, journeyed down the Susquehanna and to
what is now the Lebanon Valley. Jean Henri Zeller returned to report to
his mother and her party that this was the place for them. And after
building rafts and obtaining provisions for the trip, the contingent set
forth, arriving at the Mill Creek Region, not far from present Newmanstown
and the larger settlement of Womelsdorf in 1723.
It
was here the Zellers built a fort to protect themselves and their
neighbors. They procured deeds for land from John, Thomas and Richard
PENN. Later they helped start the first church in the area, rebuilt their
log fort in 1745 with stone outside and plaster inside and carved over the
door the emblem of their faith and also the family crest as knights of the
Holy Roman Empire.
It
was about this time that the name ZELLER was Germanized to Heinrich
ZELLER from Jean Henri ZELLER, and although his father was from Switzerland,
because this family lived with the Germans in a German settlement, they
have become known as of German descent.
***************************************************************
Robert Sellers on October 18, 1998 at 17:12:34:(need email address-so can link
Canada)
my
grandfather was Alton logan Sellers he was born 1882 Dekalb Junction St
Lawrence co.
NY. His father Was Albert Sellers who married a marry Biccum they both were in
Ontario Canada
and both were from England or Ontario Canada I have a lot of information on my
family but can not
trace Albert Sellers or Mary Biccum for some reason can some one help me.
Mrs. Marguerite Graffstedt Hamilton.
DAR ID Number: 37401
Born in Brooklyn, New York.
Wife of James Sellers Hamilton.
Descendant of Sergt. John William Van Vredenburgh, Smith Weed and
Benjamin Weed, Jr.
Daughter of Hilario Hilmer Graffstedt and Louise Stuart, Hopkins, his
wife.
Granddaughter of John Richards Hopkins and Amelia M. Weed, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Walter Weed and Cornelia Van Vredenburgh, his
wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Smith Weed and Mary Skelding, his first wife;
William John Van
Vredenburgh (1760-1813) and Elizabeth Townsend (1763-98), his wife.
Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Benjamin Weed, Jr. and Sarah Smith, his
second wife, m. 1747;
John William Van Vredenburgh and Marytja Van Wagenen (1734-73), his
wife, m. 1755.
John William Van Vredenburg, (1730-94), served as sergeant in a
grenadier company 1775-76.
He was in Col. John Lasher's New York militia regiment at White Plains
when he was
recommended for promotion by his superior officers [p.145] on account
of his efficient service.
His son William at the age of seventeen, served as a soldier.
Smith Weed, (1755-1839), volunteered in Tryon's invasion and served in
the Connecticut
commissary. He was born in Stamford, Conn.; died in Albany, N. Y.
Benjamin Weed, Jr., was a member of the Committee of Safety of
Stamford, 1775. He was born
1707 in Stamford, Conn., where he died.
Also Nos. 346, 8272, 14781, 26963, 27428, 31254, 35926.
From:
Donna Reynolds Angelone
<angelone@islands.vi>
To:
mari@netins.net
Source: GC-Franklin Co. NY Queries Forum
Subject:
William Reynolds-Jessie Vincent Family
Surname:
Reynolds, Vincent, Aubrey, Blow, King, Clark, Chase, Phelps, Otis
-------------------------
I
have research of this family back to Robert Reynolds b 1505 Kent England/
. William Reynolds ( b 1869 Bellmont m Jessie Vincent b 1890 )son of
Mathew
J b Nov 25,1843 ..his father Abraham Reynolds known as the Chateaugay
Infant
because of his large size, reported to be well over 6' and 400lbs came
to Franklin Co. in early 1800s from Marcus Hook,Pa. was Supervisor of
Bellmont
1846-1847, I have information on most siblings and children and happy to
share, also family crest,obits,wills, and many pictures ,some are copies
of old portraits. The Vincent family came from Fressingfield Eng. Zachariah
Vincent b 1825 had 19 children and lived in Burke area..I am looking for
information on David Aubrey m Isabella Monroe parent of Elizabeth b 1869
Franklyn co.?
also need any information about Isabella Agnes Sellers b
1841 father possible Thomas Sellers and Mother Tuff ??..she married Mathew
J. in Oct 9,1867 in Brainardsville .
The other surnames I listed I have some information on in connection with
Reynolds marriages.Dr. Henry Reyolds b 1861 grandson of Abraham ,m Clara
Hasting 1888 of Malone ,he graduated Franklyn Academy 1884 ..
Joseph Sellers, b. Franklin Co. NY
From: GINNY
"English" <english@c-zone.net>
While
exploring the Georgetown Divide and American River Canyon, near my
residence in Cool, El Dorado County, California,
near Sutter's Mill (the
first gold find in California), I ran across a quaint cemetery deep in the
forest. One of the tombstone was that of Joseph Sellers.
The
tombstone was handcarved from granite, which probably came from the
granite mines in this area, and says:
Joseph
Sellers
A native of Franklin Co. NY
Died 2/10/1876
Aged 28 years, 5 mos & 28 days
I
don't know, but giving the history of the area, it could very well be
that Mr. Sellers was a gold miner as most of the old graves in this area
were
either miners, trappers, etc.
Maybe somebody is looking for Joseph and I was able to help!
Thanks,
Ginny English
From:
Valerie Hulderman
<vhulderman@home.com>
S.S.
Werra sailing from Bremen, Germany Arriving at Port of NY Feb. 25,
1891
Name
in Full Age Sex Pg-Lin Calling Country Race Residence
Destination
Zeller, Carl 21 m 63 farmer Germany USA
Rosen, Salomon 20 m 171 farmer Russia USA
John L. Austin
EMAIL: astnlmwi@jefnet.com
DATE: May 08 2000
URL: http://
QRYTEXT: Can someone check the 1880 marriage of Mode Sellers b1856 to Ida A
Collar b 1860 in Pierrepont (St Lawrence Co) NY but their is also a
Pierrpont Mannor (Jefferson Co) NY.
From:
NancyL916@aol.com
NYBROOKLYN-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: [NYBROOKLYN] 1908 GHS JUNE Pt1
Class of June, 1908
Byrne, Margaret Sellers
Subject:
HOLLIGER/SELLER/HICKS/BOOKER/ZUPP/KOCH
From:
marie
sellers hollinger <mari@netins.net>
I
wasn't too sure Where the article started that pertained to this
pictures, but including the two paragraphs preceding same, just in case.
marie, iowa
============
And who are all the other people? A few pictures have names of
photographers in Germany, some in New York City. They date from
the late 1800s to a birth announcement dated July 5, 1930 for a
Richard DEBAR (or close to that). One postcard-type picture is
addressed to a Mrs. Christian KOCH in Bellemore, Long Island.
The message says, "This is my husband's picture."
As
I feared, the paper on which these pictures were pasted
hardly exists anymore, but the glue has held up perfectly --
many pictures are pasted back to back and won't come apart
without destroying one of them. So, if anyone can give me more
information about these people, I will either pass the picture
on if possible, or make a copy.
Does
anyone recognize these names? Verene, Leonard and Ethel
HOLLIGER; Doris and Dora SELLER; Billy, Mildred, Luie and Rita
MEICHNER; Anna WOLF; Elizabeth SCHAFER; Mrs. PFEIFER; Mrs.
WACHTER; Gustave LAICHINGER; Charles METZGER; Lizzie KOCH; Mrs.
BECKER and her brother (?), Marie ZUPP; Rosie, Olive, Frieda and
Charlotte HICKS; Harold (Happy), Laur, Josie and Stella SOMAINE;
Evelyn BOOKER or BROOKER. There is a beautiful wedding picture
labeled Mr. and Mrs. Olive HICKS. Since Olive HICKS appears as
a girl in a few pictures, this is probably her maiden name. I'd
love to share the pictures and find out more about these people.
Barbara Gallas beejay@crosslink.net
BROOKLYN DAILY STANDARD UNION 20 JAN 1926
1000 CHOSEN TO TEACH IN GRADE SCHOOLS
SELLERS, Alfred J.
may
13, 2003
Source: ASHLEY-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: [ASHLEY] William J Ashley
>From family sources I have a photocopy of a letter heading of Sellers
and Ashley, Ecclesiastical and Domestic Stained Glass, 21 University Place,
Cor, 9th St, New York, 189... and William J Ashley on the top right side.
I believe he was probably a brother to my great grandmother Sarah Mary Ashley
marrying age 20 on 1 Sept 1883. Her father was William Ashley, carpenter.
How can I find out more about William J Ashley and does he connect with anyone?
Rosemary
New Zealand
Rosie Barling [rosemary@capri.co.nz]
==================
The assertion that the real name of "Lady Clothilde de Valois" was Anna Catherine is one I haven't heard before. However, I had read several items and articles dating over the last 10 or so years showing/proving that the "Valois" thing was at best a myth and at worst a hoax.
It is interesting, though, that from the myth/hoax a certain name of "Anna Catherine" can be asserted without there being a SURNAME attached to it. I guess my own opinion is that if you're researching "a pleasant daydream" that didn't exist how do you then turn around and aver that its a real person named "Anna Catherine" ...? I'm assuming there's the "rest of the story" floating around somewhere.
Michael Sellers
----- Original Message -----
From: "marie sellers hollinger" <mari@netins.net>
To: <SELLERS-L@rootsweb.com>
Sent: Friday, April 21, 2006 6:30 PM
Subject: [SELLERS] FW: {not a subscriber} Noted on SELLERS LETTERS
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Lu Juana Cartwright Lipscomb [mailto:txcuz@hotmail.com]
> Sent: Friday, April 21, 2006 7:48 PM
> To: SELLERS-L@rootsweb.com
> Subject: {not a subscriber} Noted on SELLERS LETTERS
>
>
> Source: The Trail of THE HUGUENOTS in Europe, the United States,
> South Africa and Canada by G. Elmore Reaman--Thomas Allen Limited,
> Toronto
Canada
> 1963
>
> pg. 134: "The Zeller (Zelaire) family came from Strasbourg to London
> in 1708-09. Clothilde de Valois Zeller came to America with her two
> sons settling at Livingstone Manor, New York, then Schoharie and
> later in Pennsylvania, at Newmanstown, and Womelsdord in 1723."
>
> pg. 301: "The claim that the Zeller family was founded by Clothilde
> de Valois Zeller, of Huguenot origin, is a pleasant day dream. There
> is an implication in The Compendium of American Genealogy, vol. III,
> 1928, p.
641,
> that "Lady Clothilde de Valois belonged to the former French royal
> house
of
> Valois. This is nonsense; in spite of this statement and that in John
> A. Zeller's A Brief History of the Zeller Family (1945), p. 13,
> Clothilde De Valois Zeller NEVER EXISTED. My friend, Dr. Albert H.
> Gerberich, the leading authority on Pennsylvania German genealogy
> informs me that "Clothilde de Valois'" real name was Anna Catharina,
> and her maiden
surname
> is unknown. She died at Tulpehocken, in Berks county, near the
> Lebanon County (Pennsylvania) line, in 1749."
>
>
> LuJuana Lipscomb, TX
>
==================
from MARY LOU DUNCAN, FEB, 1996
GEO SELLERS BORN 1792 ENGLAND
1822 NYC
M ELIZA
M SARAH CARLOW
AND TO MICHIGAN CA 1836
JOHN SELLERS at same address.
1900 MICHIGAN, SELLERS CAME TO VISIT
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