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1	John met Mary Ann Boyle, his future wife, when he boarded with her parents, Felix and Margaret (Logan) Boyle, in Bridgeport, PA in 1882.	Family: F88
2	Married soon after arriving from Ireland.	Family: F88
3	Link to Find-A-Grave Memorial	ALTMAN Catherine
4	Died young.	ALTMAN David
5	Johann was referred to as "Hans Peter" while his cousin was referred to as "Black Peter." In later records he is "John P." Hans Peter settled first in Lehigh Township, Northampton Co (formed 1752), PA. By Aug 1772 he arrived at Fort Allen, Hempfield Township, between Wendel Ourys and Cristopher Trubee, in Westmoreland Co. (formed 1773), PA. Also with him were Andoni and William Altman. In 1790 Peter lived in Hempfield Township with 5 sons and 3 daughters. He also appears in the 1798 tax list. Hans Peter served as a private in the PA Militia. John Peter Altman or Peter Altman, yeoman, of Hempfield Township, dated December 1, 1799, proved March 16, 1801; wife Barbara; children: Sallomon, George Peter, Andrew, Susanna wife of Peter Eisenman, George Jacob, Catherine wife of Joseph Gongawere, and William; Anna Maria of testator's first wife Christina and Sallamon, Christina, Labina, Catharina of his present wife Barbara; wife and Peter Wendling executors; witnesses James Guthrie, Adam Wendling, and Daniel Williams. (Abstracts of Wills, of Westmoreland Co., 1, page 161)	ALTMAN Johann Peter
6	Died young.	ALTMAN Susanna
7	Cause of Death: Childbirth	BARNHART Sarah Amanda
8	Find-A-Grave Memorial	BINGAMAN Margaret Ann
9	Mary Ann Boyle met John Murtha, her future husband, when he boarded with her parents, Felix and Margaret (Logan) Boyle, in Bridgeport, PA in 1882.	BOYLE Mary Ann
10	Link to Find-A-Grave Memorial	COSTABILE Dominic
11	Link to Find-A-Grave Memorial	COSTABILE Florence Agnes
12	Charles served in the military during World War I and was wounded in France.	CRONIN Charles B
13	Link to Find-A-Grave Memorial	CRONIN Charles Felix
14	Charles's worked as a glass plant worker in Bryce Brothers Company, a liquor store auditor and a Volunteer Fireman for more than 50 years.	CRONIN Charles Felix
15	World War II Documentation Registration Date: October 16 1940 Registration Number: 676 Draft Number: 4995 Called to Service: Jul 08, 1941 US Army July 12, 1941 Private (Field Artillery) Ft. Bragg, North Carolina October 14, 1941 Corporal/Sergeant Ft. Sam Houston, Texas 2nd Lieutenant (Engineer School) Ft. Belvoir, Virginia 1st Lieutenant Camp Ellis Captain Russell Island, Solomon Island Chain Estimate: August 1943 - April 1944 to Discharge Discharge: February 17, 1945 "He was in charge of an all-black regiment." Anne Elizabeth Cronin (Fornal)	CRONIN Charles Felix
16	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	CRONIN D.R.
17	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	CRONIN D.R.
18	Dennis served in the military in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. He served in the Civil War with the Northern Army for three years and eleven months in Knapp Battery "B". He fought at Gettysburg.	CRONIN Dennis
19	Edward served in the military in Alabama, 1940. He served 26 months overseas and in 1944 was stationed in Alabama. He ranked Lieutenant serving in World War II.	CRONIN Edward William
20	Edward's worked as a glass plant worker in Bryce Brothers Company.	CRONIN Edward William
21	George served in the military in Germany, 1942. George was a First Lieutenant serving in World War II also serving in the Korean War in the late 1940s.	CRONIN George Francis
22	He was a student at Duquesne University, Pennsylvania.	CRONIN George Francis
23	Interment, with Full Military Honors, will be held in Arlington National Cemetery on September 29, 2009 at 3 p.m.	CRONIN George Francis
24	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	CRONIN H.T.
25	Michael served in the military in Germany, 1941. He was ranked as Lieutenant in the Army during World War II.	CRONIN Michael Joseph
26	Michael worked as a glass plant worker in Bryce Brothers Company.	CRONIN Michael Joseph
27	When Michael died at 52 years old, he left nine children ranging in age from 7 to 21 during The Great Depression years, six years before our entering into World War II.	CRONIN Michael Joseph
28	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	CRONIN P.J.
29	Thomas served in the military, serving in the Korean War during the late 1940s.	CRONIN Thomas John, Sr.
30	Link to Find-A-Grave Memorial	DELUCA Lizette
31	[Family Tree Kristen.FTW] The paernets with their children emigrated to the USA in 1843, settling on Dutch Hill Praire, Lenzburg Township, St. Clair County, Illionis	DIECHMANN Valenten Karl
32	From: A phone interview with Robert Pearl Keller - "Mary Duda came to the US with her brother, John Duda."	DUDA John
33	Link to Find-A-Grave Memorial	DUDA Mary
34	From an interview with Stella Fornal. My mother (Mary Duda) was a midwife and wanted me to become one. With a 'feather case' she travelled to the US with some friends where she met Frank Fornal and married him. She was a business woman; always had an idea for making money. She opened a skating rink. The children worked in a factory and operated the skating rink when they got home. They ran a small dairy business and sold milk to get by. She (Mary Duda) was known for her homemade bread with cheese and cream. She threw bread into the coal stove rather than using a pan like others making bread. The locals particularly enjoyed her bread.	DUDA Mary
35	From: A phone interview with Robert Pearl Keller - "Mary Duda came to the US with her brother, John Duda."	DUDA Mary
36	Link to Find-A-Grave Memorial	EISAMAN Benjamin
37	Link to Find-A-Grave Memorial	FINN Dorothea B
38	She was a member of the Felician Sisters of Moon Township for 67 years.	FORNAL Sister Mary Claudia
39	Link to Find-A-Grave Memorial	FORNAL Frank Marion, Jr
40	Link to Find-A-Grave Memorial	FORNAL Frank Matthew
41	From an interview with Stella Fornal: He (Frank Fornal) was shot in the arm over a rabbit. The woman who shot him didn't want him hunting on her land. He saw her just as she was shooting at him and managed to turn out of the way, so that he was only shot in the arm. He (Frank Fornal) ran a mile or so to a road to get someone to take him to the hospital. It didn't stop him from hunting.	FORNAL Frank Matthew
42	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	FORNAL R.A.
43	From: An interview with Stella Fornal - "During the Depression (Stella) worked at the glass factory (Bryces then Lenox) starting at thirteen years old, passing for sixteen. (Stella) did this for five years until she married."About Mary Duda (Stella's mother) "All the children were born at home. There was no electricity or indoor plumbing." "'Juja' 'pulled coke.' He was a quiet man who would spend his time in the family garden. He died in the garden. One day he fell over while cutting grass around the garden with a sickle. While tending the last row he fell over and passed away." "Andy went up a plank with a wheelbarrow of hot coke and fell into a coke oven. He later developed cancer in his back." "(Stella) remembered the Christmas Eve meals of fish and peas and Santa came for the kids." "(Stella) leaned to drive when around 60 years old to get groceries and was only allowed to drive around town." "Bill (Stella's husband) burned a hole in the sofa while smoking. The sofa caught fire so he pulled it outside and left it under a pine tree. The fire re-ignited and burned down the whole tree. He died in an ambulance on the way to the hospital - as the	FORNAL Stella
44	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	FRAKE C.H.
45	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	FRAKE C.H.
46	Was a twin daughter (from Holy Bible of Sara Kemp)	GISBERT Ella
47	From: A Record of the Ancestry and Descendants of John Jacob Zundel known as Jacob Zundel Prepared and Published by Glen F. Harding, M.D. p. ?? Bakers - german: Baker des Rats - german: Official of City	GLOSS Johann Jacob
48	Drank, and often took his mother's jewelry to pawn so that he could buy more alcohol.	GOWTON Thomas
49	Link to Find-A-Grave Memorial	HAGEMAN John Voorhees
50	[Family Tree Kristen.FTW] Grandma and Grandpa dated 4 years before they got married.	HANES Hildagard Marie