Notes

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[N00003] 12/28/97 - 1850 census of Westmoreland County, Fairfield Township, Pen nsylvania. It lists Patrick with a group of Railroad Laborers. The ent ry is:
"McAtee, Patrick, 30, Laborer, Ireland". That would put his birth dat e at about 1820.
The web site is: http://www.westol.com/~pita/fairfield1850.html

Family Tree Maker CD #305: PA Census of 1850 - lists Patrick as a stor ekeeper. His household lists his first two children, Mary Elizabeth (a ge 2) and Francis Ignatius (age 1), as well as his mother, Mary (Keena n) McAtee (age 61). His 1st wife, Elizabeth Catherine (Kintz) died in Jan of 1850, a couple of months prior to the census, so apparently hi s mother moved in to his home to help care for the childern
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Patrick owned a considerable amount of land in and around Youngstown, PA. A map of Unity Township, dated 1867, shows land east of Youngstow n owned by Patrick.
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There is a reference in a book titled "A Guidebook to Historic Wester n Pennsylvania", copyright 1976, 1991, University of Pittsburgh Press , that lists the following:
"49F: McAtee House (brick) was built about 1825 by the Patrick McAtee Family. Location: 519 Main Street"
The house in undoubtedly a part of the McAtee family history, but the was more likely built by Bernard McAtee since Patrick would have been a small child in 1825. Or, the houe was more likely built later than 1 825.
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7/2/00 - Found a web site, http://www.mcn.org/2/noel/StVincentGraveSto nes.htm#St., listing inscriptions for St. Vincent's cemetery in Latrob e, PA. Patrick is listed as 1820-1893.

9/4/00 - Date of death corrected to 1/12/1893 from Patrick's last wil l and testament from "no 25 of 1893" of Westmoreland county wills.

10/29/02 - following information from the Latter Day Saints web site ( 1880 census information). Note that Anna McCune is listed as "HSister " (stands for Half Sister). Why was Anna living with Patrick and his f amily? Was her husband dead? Was he away? What was her husband's name?
Household:

Residence:
Date: ABT 1825
Place: Westmoreland Co., PA
Event:
Type: Census 1880
Place: Youngstown, Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania
Event:
Type: Occupation 1880
Place: Retailer Of Dry Goods Farmer
Individual Note:
1880 United States Census
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Fat her's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Patrick MC ATEE Self M Male W 59 IRE Retailer Of Dry Goods Farmer IRE IRE
Mary E. MC ATEE Wife M Female W 50 IRE Keeping House IRE IRE
Ellem M. MC ATEE Dau S Female W 17 PA At Home IRE IRE
P. Celestine MC ATEE Son S Male W 15 PA At Home IRE IRE
John B. MC ATEE Son S Male W 13 PA At Home IRE IRE
James MC ATEE Son S Male W 11 PA At Home IRE IRE
Isidore MC ATEE Dau S Female W 9 PA IRE IRE
Anna MC CUNE HSister S Female W 30 NY Servant IRE IRE
Source Information: Census Place Youngstown, Westmoreland, Pennsylvani a Family History Library Film 1255205
NA Film Number T9-1205 Page Number 363D

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The following is an odd letter from the Notre Dame Archives that refer ence Patrick McAtee:
1881 Nov. 6
Kaeder, O.S.B., Father Maurice: Beauty's (Station), Penn(sylvani)a
to James A(lphonsus) McMaster: New York, New York

Miss Kate O'Reilley has informed Kaeder of McMaster's kindness. Kaede r has already written McMaster directions for sending him a letter saf ely, and encloses a card (present) which lists his address as being i n care of Mr. P. McAtee of Youngstown, P(ennsylvani)a. If McMaster put s a small mark on the corner of letters he sends McAtee will know tha t these letters are for Kaeder. The discipline at the Abbey of the Sac red Heart is reputed to be very severe, including perpetual silence an d meatless meals, but Kaeder is not perturbed just so that common sens e, law, and justice are at the head of affairs. These physical self de nials are not beyond him, but he does dislike a government which canno t abide by human and Divine laws. He has no desire to remain in a comm unity which governs itself by the rule that it should be proved that y ou have not a vocation rather than to prove that you have one, for by that system you can gather a large body of men but they will be men o f doubtful worth. If McMaster has the time Kaeden wishes he would comm unicate with Abbot (Isidore) Robot, (O.S.B.), and then if Robot desire s him to do so, Kaeden will send him a full statement of the affairs w hich compel him to seek a transfer.

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I-2-d - A.L.S. - 2pp. - 12mo. - {1}

1887 Will of Patrick McAtee, Son of Bernard McAtee
No 25 of 1893

Will of
Patrick McAtee
Youngstown boro

Decd
I Patrick McAtee of the boro of Youngstown county of Westmoreland and state of Penna, Whereabouts, being of sound mind, memory and understan ding (thanks be to God for the same), and considering the uncertainty of this transitory life do make and publish this my last will and test ament, hereby revoking all other wills by me at any time made. First, I order and direct that all my debts, funeral expenses, and all charge s, touching or concerning this my last will be paid out of the first m oneys, belonging to my estate, that may come into the hands of my here inafter named Executors or either of them, after my decease.

Second. I give and bequeath to my wife Mary E McAtee, all my househol d and kitchen goods and furniture, of any kind whatsoever, also, our h ouse and two cows, she to make choice of the same.

Third. I give and bequeath to my wife, Mary E McAtee for and during th e term of her natural life the following properties to wit the propert y known as the Boubright property situate in the borough of Youngstow n county and state aforesaid and now occupied by myself and family: Al so the two pieces of land commencing at my stable, there to the cente r of the ???, etc. Being the same two pieces of land conveyed to me b y A. Fletcher Esqr. By deed dated May 24th 1886. And, at the death of my said wife, I order and direct all of said properties in which she h as a life estate, to be sold an the proceeds to be divided equally amo ng all my children share and share alike.

Fourth. All the rest of my personal property (including one half the s tock of merchandise in my store) I order and direct my Executors to co nvert into cash, at public or private sale, as they may think best, an d as soon as can conveniently be done after my decease: and the balanc e of the funds so arising, after payment of my debts funeral expenses and charges of and touching this my last will, to be divided equally, share and share alike, among all my children, Francis Ignatius McAtee , P.C. McAtee, Ella B. McAtee, John B. McAtee, James E. McAtee and Mar y Isadora McAtee. Fifth. All the residue of my real estate, not herein before desired to my wife for life I direct to be converted into mone y by my Executors, as can conveniently be done after my decease: and, for that purpose I do hereby authorize and empower my hereinafter name d Executors or the survivors of them, to sell and dispose of the same , or any part thereof, either by public or private sale and by proper deeds under(?) the laws, in my part thereof, to the purchaser or purch asers in ?? upon payment of the purchase ?? or properly secured paymen t of the same. And I direct the sums so arising after deducting costs and expenses of sale, to be divided equally, share and share alike, am ong my wife, Mary E. McAtee and my children - Francis Ignatius McAtee , P.C. McAtee, Ella B. McAtee, John B. McAtee, James E. McAtee and Mar y Isadora McAtee each receiving one seventh (1/7) of said fund, and un til said real estate is sold, my Executors have full power to rent it for money rent or otherwise, and the rent so arising is to go to the s upport of my wife Mary E McAtee and those of my children who reside wi th her. Sixth, I do hereby nominate and appoint my wife Mary E McAtee and Isaac H Palmer Executors of this my last will and testament, witne ss my hand and seal this 26th day of April AD 1887.

(signed) Patrick McAtee (seal)

Sealed signed published and declared by the above named Patrick McAte e as and for his last will and testament in the presence of us who hav e hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses thereunto in this presenc e of each other.

(signed) James Cribbs
(signed) Frank Cribbs

And now July 23rd 1893 will filed and duly processed and appended and recorded and letters testamenting issued to Mary E McAtee and Isaac H Palmer the Executors therein named who were sworn. Testator died 12th day of January 1893.

(signed) William Conway Regr
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[N00004] 7/99 - Mary's birth date was derived from a quilt "sampler" which is i n the possession of Marlyn McAtee Sarry in PA. The sampler has the sig nature line: "Mary Mctee aged 10 August 1833". Note the spelling of Mc tee instead of McAtee.

7/4/00 - Mary is buried in St. Vincent cemetery, Latrobe, Pa. Inscript ion: Mary McAtee Rombach 1823-1887

[N00005] Grvaestone inscription:
Kibel, Elizabeth McAtee 1829-1889 Wife of Edmund

[N00006] Reverend Francis McAtee S.J.
Fr. Francis enlisted in Civil War Union Army as Chaplain at age 38 on 10/30/1861. This comes from information I found in various sites on th e internet. That would make his birth year 1823. Served in the Army o f the Potomac, 31st New York Volunteer regiment. The Order of Battle i nformation from the battles of Antietam and South Mountain, Sept. 14-1 7 1862, lists the 31st NY (Col. Fancis E. Pinto) as part of the Army o f the Potomac (Maj. Gen. George B. McClellan), 6th Army Corps (Maj. Ge n. William B. Franklin), First Division (Maj. Gen. Henry W. Slocum), T hird Brigade (Brig. Gen. John Newton).

31st Regiment Infantry "Baxter's Light Guard" "Montezuma Regiment"

Organized at New York City and mustered in May 14, 1861. Left State fo r Washington, D.C., June 24, 1861. Attached to Davies' Brigade, Miles ' Division, McDowell's Army of Northeast Virginia, to August, 1861. Fr anklin's Brigade, Division of the Potomac, to October, 1861. Newton's Brigade, Franklin's Division, Army of the Potomac, to March, 1862. 3r d Brigade, 1st Division, 1st Army Corps, Army of the Potomac, and Dept . of the Rappahannock, to May, 1862. 3rd Brigade, 1st Division, 6th Ar my Corps, Army of the Potomac, to February, 1863. Light Division, 6th Army Corps, to May, 1863. 2nd Brigade, 1st Division, 6th Army Corps, t o June, 1863.

SERVICE.--Reconnaissance from Alexandria on Fairfax Road July 14, 1861 . Advance on Manassas, Va., July 16-21. Battle of Bull Run July 21. Du ty in the Defenses of Washington, D. C, until March, 1862. Skirmish a t Springfield Station October 3, 1861. Scout to Fairfax Court House De cember 24-25, 1861 (Co. "E"). Advance on Manassas, Va., March 10-15, 1 862. McDowell's advance on Falmouth, Va., April 4-12. Ordered to the P eninsula, Va., April 22. Siege of Yorktown April 24-May 4, on transpor ts. West Point May 7-8. Seven days before Richmond June 25-July 1. Gai nes' Mill June 27. White Oak Swamp, Charles City Cross Roads, and Glen dale June 30. Malvern Hill July 1. At Harrison's Landing until August 16. Movement to Fortress Monroe, thence to Centreville August 16-28. I n works at Centreville August 28-31, and cover Pope's retreat to Fairf ax Court House September 1. Maryland Campaign September 6-22. Crampton 's Gap, South Mountain, September 14. Battle of Antietam, Md., Septemb er 16-17. Duty in Maryland until October 29. Movement to Falmouth, Va. , October 29-November 19. Battle of Fredericksburg, Va., December 12-1 5. "Mud March" January 20-24, 1863. At Falmouth until April 27. Chance llorsville Campaign April 27-May 6. Operations about Franklin's Crossi ng April 29-May 2. Maryes Heights, Fredericksburg, May 3. Salem Height s May 3-4. Banks' Ford May 4. Mustered out June 4, 1863, expiration o f term. Three years' men transferred to 121st Regiment New York Infant ry.
Regiment lost during service 6 Officers and 62 Enlisted men killed an d mortally wounded and 1 Officer and 29 Enlisted men by disease. Tota l 98.
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U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865
Name: Francis McAtee
Side: Union
Regiment State/Origin: New York
Regiment Name: 31 N.Y. Infantry
Regiment Name Expanded: 31st Regiment, New York Infantry
Company: F&S
Rank In: Capt. and Chaplain
Rank In Expanded: Captain/Chaplain
Rank Out: Chaplain
Rank Out Expanded: Chaplain
Film Number: M551 roll 89
Source Information:
National Park Service. U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865 [database on -line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2007. Original data: National Park Service, Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System, on line , acquired 2007.

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Obtained copies of Fr. McAtee civil war correspondence from a collecti on of papers at Georgetown University, of which he was affiliated duri ng the war. Also, obtained a copy of his last will and testament. Loca tion of will in collection is:

Jesuit Wills Alphabetized at georgetowm university special collection s site
Box: 80 Fold: 1 Jesuit Wills Alphabetized (L-N) [310 L1-N5]
1850-1909

The URL of the collection is:
http://gulib.lausun.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/cl119.htm

TEXT OF THE WILL OF FRANCIS MCATEE S.J., SON OF BERNARD MCATEE

In the name of God, Amen. I Francis McAtee at present Chaplain of the 31st Regiment N.Y.V. in Heintzleman's Corp. Franklin's Division & Newt on's Brigade being of sound & disposing mind, memory & understanding, do sign, seal, publish and declare this as and for my last will and te stament, revoking hereby all other wills and testaments by one heretof ore made and declaring this to be my only last will and testament.
I devise and bequeath all property or real estate to which I may now b e entitled in the seventh portion of a farm lying between the towns o f Ligonier & Youngstown Westmoreland Co Penn, at present in the charg e of my brother Patrick & formerly owned by my Father Bernard McAtee d eceased, said farm Containing 333 acres & upwards, to my sister Mrs. M ary Rhombach in trust for her son Francis now residing near the town o f Youngstown Westmoreland Co Penn.
I give and devise all the estates, moneys, credits, rights, titles, cl aims and demands of any description whatever, real, personal and mixe d wherever they may be, which I now hold or possess and which I may ho ld or possess at the time of my death and to which I may now or hereaf ter be in any wise entitled in law or in equity and over which I may h ave now or hereafter may have any power of appointment or disposition unto Charles C. Lancaster at present Loyola College, Baltimore Md, hav ing full confidence that the property thus bequeathed will be properl y administered and I appoint Henry Hoban at present of Gonzaga Colleg e Washington City D.C. the sole executor of this my last will & testam ent.
In witness whereof I have to this my last will & testament, set my han d and seal in presence of the undersigned witnesses this 17th day of M arch 1862.
(signed) Francis McAtee (seal)

Signed, sealed, published and declared by Francis McAtee the above nam ed testater as & for his last will & testament in the presence of us, who at his request & in his presence and in the presence of each othe r have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses to his execution of hereof the day & dates as above.
(signed) Michael Cassian
(signed) Mr. Ben Kleg (sp??)

Found the following reference to Fr. McAtee at: http://www.newadvent.o rg/cathen/08511a.htm
SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH OF PEACE

This institution, founded in the year 1884 at Nottingham, England, by the Right Reverend E.G. Bagshawe [then bishop of that diocese, now (19 10) Archbishop of Seleucia], with rules and constitutions under the au thority of the Holy See, has for its special object the domestic and i ndustrial training of girls (chiefly of the working class) with the vi ew to promote peace and happiness in families, in union with and in im itation of the Holy Family of Nazareth. In addition to this, the siste rs are employed in educating the young, instructing converts, visitin g the sick poor, and caring for orphans, the blind, and the sick in ho spitals. The administrative body is composed of a superior general an d five councillors elected for six years. There are no lay sisters. Th e postulancy lasts for six months and the novitiate for two years, aft er which vows are taken for three years, and then perpetual vows. The habit is black, with a scapular of the same colour, a black veil and w hite linen kerchief, domino and forehead band, a leathern cincture, an d a five decade rosary beads. A silver ring is given at the final prof ession. Novices wear a white veil during the novitiate. In March, 1895 , the constitutions were submitted to the Sacred Congregation of Propa ganda by the founder, and in the September following the Decree "Lauda " was obtained. At present the institute has three houses in England: the mother-house situated at Nottingham, a house at Grimsby in the sam e diocese, and one at Hanwell in the Archdiocese of Westminster. The s isters teach in the parish elementary schools at Nottingham and Hanwel l, and have a middle-class school attached to each convent. In Grimsby , besides a middle-class school, there is a girls' orphanage and a ste am laundry, which is a means of maintenance as well as of training in that branch of household work. The younger children attend the parish school.

The first foundation in America was established in 1885 at the reques t of the Right Reverend Bishop Wigger of the Diocese of Newark, N. J. , who became deeply interested in the work of the institute, and was c onvinced of the great good which could be effected by a community devo ted to the protection and training of poor girls for a life of usefuln ess in the world. The place selected for this object was in St. Peter' s Parish, Jersey City, in charge of the Jesuit fathers, where the sist ers met with a true friend and supporter in the saintly Father McAtee , S.J. (d. 1904), to whose spiritual direction and kind encouragement were, by the Providence of God, due the successful labours of the youn g community. St. Joseph's Home, Jersey City, an orphanage, is the prin cipal home of the province: with its novitiate at Englewood, N. J. Her e there was a large building erected for the benefit of girls, where t hey could spend their summer holidays. It is beautifully situated on t he Palisades overlooking the Hudson River. The blind were first taken in charge in a small building in Jersey City, on the site of which th e present Institute of the Blind stands. The growing needs of this ins titution obliged the purchase of other property in the neighbourhood, and now men, women, and children, are cared for in separate buildings . In the school the children are taught by the improved methods of rai sed letters and the point system, while the older inmates are employe d in various branches of industry. For greater facilities and the acco mmodation for girls a second house was opened in Jersey City, where in dustrial classes are held on four evenings in the week, and instructio n given in plain sewing, dressmaking, millinery, and cooking. The "Orp hans' Messenger and Advocate of the Blind", a quarterly magazine, prin ted premises on the of St. Joseph's Home, by the orphan boys, under th e direction of a proficient master, is the chief source of maintenanc e for these charities, especially for the blind. It has a wide circula tion in the United States and Canada. From this province houses were f ounded on the Pacific Coast, the first (St. Joseph's Hospital) being e stablished in 1890 at Bellingham, Washington (Diocese of Seattle). Lat er on other foundations were made in British Columbia (Diocese of New Westminster), namely a hospital at Rossland, another at Greenwood, an d a day and boarding school at Nelson. Recently a house for girls was opened at Seattle, Washington. The houses in the West form one provinc e, which has its own novitiate.

E.G. BAGSHAWE

The following information is a newspaper clipping written by Father Fr ancis McAtee from the New York State Military Museum at web site:
http://www.dmna.state.ny.us/historic/reghist/civil/infantry/31stInf/31 stInfCWN.htm

THIRTY-FIRST NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
CAMP THIRTY-FIRST REGIMENT N. Y. V.
NEAR FALMOUTH, Va., May 5, 1863.
You will confer a favor by inserting the following list of killed, wou nded and missing in this regiment:?
Killed?Lieutenant Jewsberry. Wounded?Lieutenant Colonel Newman; Captai n Sloan, Acting Major; Robert Crozier, Sergeant Major. Missing--(Suppo sed to be taken prisoners)?Captains Sorakhard and Ebbets, Lieutenant H erman; also, a large number of companies C, F and A.
They were on picket, and greatly exposed.
The following in Company A, are wounded:?John Grady, Donald Ireland, R obert Mitchell, John Burke and John Wright.
Company B.?Killed?Wm. M. Phillemy. Wounded? Thomas Gault, Peter Collig an, John Donovan, Wm. Mc-Harrig, David Smith, Patrick Kelly, David A. Laughlin, Patrick Gibney.
Company D.?Killed?Thomas O'Callaghan, Michael Gannon. Wounded?Corpora l Allen, M. Mulloy, Sergeant Seymour, Sergeant Egan, Corporal Burns, M . McLaughlin, Theo. Thies, James Ashby, George Copping.
Company E.-Wounded-Michael Hays, Jno. Collins, Henry Bruntz.
Company G.?Killed--Lieutenant Joyce, Jas. Darcey, W. O'Connor. Wounded ?Michael Powers, Matthew Ferguson, John Devlin, Lieutenant Flood, B. G . Weeks, W. Campbell, Geo. Jotzy, G. Weaver, M. Mariga, Jno. Harris, J as. Cudmore.
Company I?Killed?Patrick Brady, Thos McNamara, H. Van Houton. Wounded- -Walter Tim, Jos. McCaulken, Wm. Mills. Missing?Michael Mehan.
Company C?Killed-C. Kossel.
Any information regarding these or others will be cheerfully furnishe d their friends by the chaplain of the regiment. This list is as compl ete as present data can make it. F. McAtee.
Chaplain Thirty first New York.

Was Pastor of St. Ignatious Church, Port Tobacco, Maryland from 1867-1 877
http://www.chapelpoint.org/pastors.html
Saint Ignatius Church
Saint Thomas Manor
8855 Chapel Point Road
Port Tobacco, Maryland 20677
Parish Office: (301) 934-8245
Rectory: (301) 753-4334
Fax: (301) 934-0944
Email: frsalsj@chapelpoint.org

Civil War Service Records
about Francis McAtee
Name: Francis McAtee
Company: I
Unit: 31 N. Y. Infantry.
Rank - Induction: Capt. & Chaplain
Rank - Discharge: Chaplain
Allegiance: Union
Source Information:
United States National Archives. Civil War Service Records
Source Citation: Box: 551;Extraction: 89; Record: 2839

[N00007] Occupation:
Date: 1880
Place: Cabinet Maker

Residence:
Date: 1880
Place: 1st Ward, Mobile, Mobile Co., Alabama

Event:
Type: Census 1880
Place: 1st Ward, Mobile, Mobile Co., Alabama

Individual Note:
1880 United States Census
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Fat her's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
James MCATEE Self W Male W 47 PA Cabinet Maker IRE CAN
Frank MCATEE Son S Male W 14 AL Helps Father PA IRE
William MCATEE Son S Male W 12 AL At School PA IRE
Elizabeth MCATEE Dau S Female W 10 AL At School PA IRE
James MCATEE Son S Male W 8 AL PA IRE
John MCATEE Son S Male W 6 AL PA IRE
Benjamin MCATEE Son S Male W 4 AL PA IRE
Source Information: Census Place 1st Ward, Mobile, Mobile, Alabama Fam ily History Library Film 1254025
NA Film Number T9-0025 Page Number 216A

Was James in the Civil War? Three James McAtee's enlisted from PA. Cou ld he be one of the following three?
Name: J. McAtee
Side: Union
Regiment State/Origin: Pennsylvania
Regiment Name: 63 Pennsylvania Inf.
Regiment Name Expanded: 63rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Infantry
Company: A
Rank In: Private
Rank In Expanded: Private
Rank Out: Private
Rank Out Expanded: Private
Alternate Name: James/McAtee
Film Number: M554 roll 77
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Name: James McAtee
Side: Union
Regiment State/Origin: Pennsylvania
Regiment Name: 105 Pennsylvania Inf.
Regiment Name Expanded: 105th Regiment, Pennsylvania Infantry
Company: D
Rank In: Private
Rank In Expanded: Private
Rank Out: Private
Rank Out Expanded: Private
Film Number: M554 roll 77
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Name: James McAtee
Side: Union
Regiment State/Origin: Pennsylvania
Regiment Name: 99 Pennsylvania Inf.
Regiment Name Expanded: 99th Regiment, Pennsylvania Infantry
Company: A
Rank In: Private
Rank In Expanded: Private
Rank Out: Private
Rank Out Expanded: Private
Film Number: M554 roll 77
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[N00008] Elizabeth Catherine Kintz is buried in St. Vincent Cemetery in Latrobe , PA. Inscription reads "Elizabeth Catharine McAtee"

Re: KINTZ, Westmoreland County, PA.

Home: Surnames: Kintz Family Genealogy Forum

Re: KINTZ, Westmoreland County, PA.
Posted by: Kevin RobinsonDate: April 22, 2000 at 09:13:52
In Reply to: Re: KINTZ, Westmoreland County, PA. by Raymond Mcatee of 104

Thanks, I had that info although I had Catherine Kintz not Elizabeth
Catherine Kintz. I have a copy of Patrick McAtee's will. Do you need i nfo
on Elizabeth Catherine's brothers and sisters? My Gr-Gr-Gr-Grandmothe r is
Rosanna Kintz sister of Elizabeth Catherine. Their father is Frederick
Kintz,and mother is named Mary. I have not yet found Frederick's paren ts,
although I sustpect it may be John Kintz. Frederick and Jacob Kintz
mentioned in John Kintz (died 1828)will.

http://genforum.genealogy.com/kintz/messages/67.html

Title: Catholic Baptisms in Western Pennsylvania, 1799-1828
Author: Helbron, Peter
Publication: Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1985
Note:
Reprinted from Records of the American Catholic Historical Society of Philadelphia with an ad ded index of names.

Baptism record from: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/%7Ereinse l/okeefe/greenbmd.html
KINTZ, Elizabeth Catherine, of Fredic and Mary Kintz, b on the 9th of April of this year, bapt by the same on 1 May 1825; sponsors John Mark le and Elizabeth Kintz.

http://www.mcn.org/2/noel/FatherHelbron'sRecords.htm
KINTZ, Elizabeth Catherine, of Fredic and Mary Kintz, b on the 9th of April of this year, bapt by the same on 1 May 1825; sponsors John Mark le and Elizabeth Kintz.

12/29/09 - Her headstone, in St. Vincent cemetery, Latrobe, PA has a v ery small headstone immediately next to it with no inscription. Since Elizabeth passed away at such a young age (24 years), I can only assum e that she passed in childbirth and that the small unmarked headstone is the baby. This is only speculation obviously and I will continue t o look for records to verify.

[N00009] 7/2/00 - Buried in St Vincent Cemetery, Latrobe, PA. Inscription reads : "Mary E. DAUGHTER OF P. & E.C. McAtee " (http://www.mcn.org/2/noel/S tVincentGraveStones.htm#St.)

[N00010] Subj: Br. Edward McAtee
Date: 1/27/99 9:33:53 AM Eastern Standard Time
From: raymond_mcatee@hotmail.com (Raymond McAtee)
To: JSemk@aol.com

Jeff, Here is the info I have on Br. Edward McAtee(Francis Ignatius)
He entered the New Melleray Abbey Peosta Ia. at the age of 26.
Took habit Aug. 15, 1875 took Vows 1878 died Dec. 16,1890.
Br. Felix and Fr. Steven said habit would most likely be the year of
entry so 1875 less 26yrs gives him a birth yr of 1849. Hope this helps .
Talk to you soon. Ray

[N00011] From his obituary 8/27/1935: Elected Justice of the Peace in 1888, ser ved until his death in 1935.
Funeral Mass was at St, Vincent Archabbey, Latrobe, Pa.
Buried in St. Vincent cemetery.

As Justice of the Peace, Patrick was known as "Squire McAtee".

[N00012] http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/PAWESTMO/1999-12/0945178106

From: Marilynn Wienke
Subject: [PAWESTMO-L] Latrobe Bulletin Feb 12, 1903

DEEDS REGISTERED
Latrobe Water Co., to Latrobe street Ry. Co., lot in Latrobe $6,500; D ec 17,
1902
Land in Unity township, various dates in 1902 to Latrobe Street Railwa y Co.,
from; C.F. Shirey, $200; B.F. Geiger, $12; Catharine Smith et al., $10 0;
John Shirey, $100; Youngstown Lutheran Con., $150; Ella B. McAtee, $13 ;
Joseph C. West, $350; Thomas Carnahan, $187; Thomas Barrett, $1; D.S.
Gibson, $30; Elizabeth Hopper, $40.
Jas. L. Freeble to Mary E. Miller, lot in Latrobe, $1,525; Jan. 8, 190 3
Wm. Kiser to E.C. Leacock, land in Derry township $50; Sept. 20, 1902.
Richard Brinker to Henry Hall, land in Derry township $300; Jan. 8, 19 03.

[N00013] This person is buried in the St. Vincent Cemetery in Latrobe, PA. The inscription on the stone reads "Dora M McAtee".

[N00014] Mary was a Nun named Sister Mary Amelian O.S.B. Her SS# was 169-50-765 2. Laid to rest at zip 15227.

[N00015] SS# 173-16-2274
Buried in St. Vincent cemetery, Latrobe, PA

Gravestone inscription:
Minick, Hilda E. 1892-1979 Sister of Fr. Gregory McAtee OSB

[N00016] Raymond McAtee was a Roman Catholic Priest known as Father Gregory McA tee. He was the priest who officiate the wedding of Mary Agnes McAtee , his niece, and Alexander Semk in Homestead, Pa. At the end of his ca reer he was at St. Vincent College in Latrobe, Pa. and is buried in St . Vincent Cemetary.

SS# 159-42-5156

From the St. Vincents web site:
D. New Developments at St. Vincent in the 1950's and 1960's
During the 1950's Archabbot Denis Strittmatter personally received Obl ates at the Archabbey, at least among summer retreatants. In St. Marys , PA, Fr. Gregory McAtee, O.S.B., pastor of Sacred Heart Church, activ ated an Oblate deanery, and in Erie, PA, Fr. Linus Brugger, O.S.B., pa stor of St. Mary Church, did the same.

[N00017] SS# 211-09-5052

Buried in:
All Saints Braddock Catholic Cemetery
1560 Brinton Rd.
Pittsburgh, PA 15221-4876
(412) 271-5950
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SURNAME FIRST NAME DEATH DATE SECTION
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McATEE ANDREW M., JR. 5 Mar 1901 Sec F
McATEE ANDREW, SR. 27 Mar 1906 Sec F
McATEE EDWARD 1970 Sec B
McATEE JOHN 3 Apr 195 6 Soldiers Section
McATEE MARY CATHERINE 1989 Sec B
McATEE PETER 197 7 Sec D

[N00018] SS# 202-40-0098

[N00019] SSDI:
NELLIE MCATEE
SSN 198-24-8045 Residence: 15207 Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA
Born 25 Mar 1902 Last Benefit:
Died Feb 1974 Issued: PA (Before 1951)

[N00020] SSDI:
AGNES MCATEE Request Information
SSN 190-24-8082 Residence: 15207 Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA
Born 8 May 1904 Last Benefit: 15218 Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA
Died Mar 1981 Issued: PA (Before 1951)

[N00021] SS# 166-01-4359

[N00022] 7/4/00- Buried in St. Vincent ce,etery, Latrobe, PA with the Nessler f amily. Inscription: "Irene McAtte (nee Nessler) 1887-1915"

[N00023] SSDI:
DELIA MCATEE Request Information
SSN 168-50-5194 Residence: 15243 Carnegie, Allegheny, PA
Born 15 Nov 1893 Last Benefit:
Died Mar 1973 Issued: PA (1973)

emmigrated to PA, USA

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The following web site lists information taken from microfilm LDS Fil m #127913, Item 5. It lists a baptism of Bridget "Kain", parents John "Kain" and Anne Davis, but it is about two years earlier of the date o f birth I have. The baptism was in Clifden (Dolan), Co. Galway. Could this actually be the same Bridget?
http://www.geocities.com/galwaycorbett/1888.html

"07 Nov 1891 Bridget of John Kain? & Anne Davis, Dolan Sp: John Conr y & Mary MacDonough"

[N00024] Published in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette from 5/25/2005 - 5/26/2005.

McCARTNEY
ELIZABETH A.
Age 84, formerly of West Mifflin, relocated to "The Homestead." Passe d away on Monday, May 23, 2005. Wife of the late Brooks W. Loving moth er of Barbara Meyer of Greensburg, Donna Hoffman of South Park, Bruce McCartney of Wyoming, Mary Beth Escher of Swissvale, Marie "Bunny" Kra ycar of Munhall and the late William McCartney who passed away in 1998 . Dear sister of Louise Churma and Dody Brown both of Florida and the late Mary Agnes Semk, Dolores Morrison and Jack, Patsy and Raymond McA tee. Grandmother of 14; great-grandmother of four. Also survived by so ns and daughters-in-law. Visitation will be from 2-4 & 7-9 p.m. on Thu rsday at JEFFERSON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, INC., 301 Curry Hollow Rd., Pleasant Hills where service will be held on Friday at 11 a.m. Interme nt Jefferson Memorial Park. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.

[N00025] Mary SEMK
Birth Date: 14 Sep 1923
Death Date: 21 Sep 1996
Social Security Number: 200-14-4200
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Pennsylvania

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 93454
Localities: Garey, Santa Barbara, California
Santa Maria, Santa Barbara, California
Sisquoc, Santa Barbara, California

Published on 09/24/1996, PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE
MARY AGNES (MCATEE) SEMK

Formerly of Homestead, on September 21, 1996, in Santa Maria, CA; belo ved wife of the late Alexander; mother of Bill of CA, Nancy Thomas of CA, Jeff of GA and Bob of OH; sister of Elizabeth McCartney of West Mi fflin, Dolores Morrison and Louise Churma, both of Munhall, Ellen Brow n of Swissvale and the late Ray, Patricia and John McAtee; grandmothe r of Suzanne Boster, Brian Thomas and Bill Semk; great-grandmother of Trinity Boster. Friends received at the SAVOLSKIS-WASIK-GLENN FUNERAL HOME, INC., 3501 Main Street, Munhall, PA

[N00026] Dolores Morrison obit
Dolores McAtee Morrison, of Munhall, died Monday, May 11, 1998. She i s survived by her husband, Merle Morrison; a daughter; a son; three si sters; and five grandchildren. Friends will be received Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the SAVOLSKIS-WASIK-GLENN FUNERAL HOME INC. , 3501 Main St., Munhall. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated Friday at 11 a.m. in St. Therese Church, Munhall.

[N00027] Obituary for Louise McAtee Fearon Churma:

LOUISE T. FEARON CHURMA Age 76, of Boynton Beach, FL, formerly of Pitt sburgh, PA, passed away Thursday, July 19, 2007. Louise lived for fami ly and friends and was a devoted mother, grandmother, sister and aunt . She will be remembered for her fun-loving spirit and laughter. She w as a member of St. Thomas More Parish. Survived by son Greg Fearon (Na ncy) of Boca Raton, grandchildren Brianne and Patrick Fearon; sister E llen Brown (Harry); niece Mary Ellen Scuillo (Bob); grandniece Kelly S cuillo; nephew Joe Brown (Janet), and her entire loving family. Preced ed in death by husbands Leonard W. Churma and Bernard J. Fearon, Jr., six siblings and parents. Friends will be received Tuesday, July 24 a t BABIONE FUNERAL HOME, 561-483-9500, West Boca Raton, 6-8 pm, with Me morial Service beginning at 7 pm. Donations to Hospice of Palm Beach C ounty are appreciated. Babione Funeral Homeis in charge of arrangement s561-483-9500 To express condolences and/or make donations Visit PalmB eachPost.com/obituaries
Published in The Palm Beach Post on 7/22/2007.

[N00028] Patricia "Patsy" McAtee was mentally retarded and never married.

SSDI:
PATRICIA MCATEE
SSN 196-50-4260 Residence: 15009 Monaca, Beaver, PA
Born 15 Nov 1933 Last Benefit:
Died Jan 1990 Issued: PA (1973)

[N00029] Alexander SEMK
Birth Date: 28 Mar 1920
Death Date: Jul 1964
Social Security Number: 235-14-8158
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: West Virginia

His marriage license lists his birthplace as: Summerlee, Fayette Coutn y, WVA.
Note: 7/10/2005 - William A. Semk Jr., his brother, told me that Alexa nder was born near Charlestown, WV and it probably was Summerlee. His Dad, William A Semk Sr., worked in the coal mines in that area before moving to northern WV. He also told me that Alexander was in the Civil ian Conservation Corps (CCC) before the war and worked at Webster Spri ngs WV.

Alexander served in World War II in the Pacific and was the rank of St aff Seargent. He was a member of the 5th Army Air Force, 22nd Bomb Gro up, 408th Bomb Squad. He seved in Australia, The Philippines, and New Guinea. His unit flew B-26's, B-25's, then B-24's.

Information on enlistment to the Army from NARA:
http://aad.archives.gov/aad/search.jsp?file_id=3475&coll_id=null&data_ layout_id=494&table_id=893
Column Title Value Meaning
ARMY SERIAL NUMBER 15074126
NAME SEMK#ALEXANDER
RESIDENCE: STATE 54 WEST VIRGINIA
RESIDENCE: COUNTY 061 MONOGALIA
PLACE OF ENLISTMENT 5340 FT HAYES COLUMBUS OHIO
DATE OF ENLISTMENT DAY 13
DATE OF ENLISTMENT MONTH 01
DATE OF ENLISTMENT YEAR 42
GRADE: ALPHA DESIGNATION PVT# Private
GRADE: CODE 8 Private
BRANCH: ALPHA DESIGNATION AC# Air Corps
BRANCH: CODE 20 Air Corps
FIELD USE AS DESIRED #
TERM OF ENLISTMENT 5 Enlistment for the duration of the War or ot her emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the Presi dent or otherwise according to law
LONGEVITY ###
SOURCE OF ARMY PERSONNEL 0 Civil Life
NATIVITY 54 WEST VIRGINIA
YEAR OF BIRTH 20
RACE AND CITIZENSHIP 1 White, citizen
EDUCATION 1 1 year of high school
CIVILIAN OCCUPATION 736 TRACKTOR DRIVER* or TRUCK DRIVER, HEAVY o r CHAUFFEUR or TRUCK DRIVER, LIGHT
MARITAL STATUS 6 Single, without dependents
COMPONENT OF THE ARMY 6 Army of the United States - includes the following: Voluntary enlistments effective December 8, 1941 and therea fter; One year enlistments of National Guardsman whose State enlistmen t expires while in the Federal Service; Officers appointed in the Arm y of the United States under Army Regulations 605-10
CARD NUMBER #
BOX NUMBER 0180
FILM REEL NUMBER 2.37#
Note: 7/10/2005 - Alexander's brother William Semk told me that Alexan der was already in the service when the war broke out and that he was probably in around 1939 or 1940. He says he was in Australia at the ti me the war started. Is it possible that the above service records refl ect a re-enlistment date?

After the war he was employed by US Steel corporation as a crane opera tor at the Irvin Works plant in West Mifflin, PA. He also worked occas ionally for Russel O. Armor moving and storage company in Munhall, PA . He died of heart failure just after leaving work at the mill in 1964 .

[N00030] SS# 189-12-5790
Buried in St. Vincent cemetery, Latrobe, PA

[N00031] SSN=187-20-1898

[N00032] A veteran of the Korean war.

[N00033] 12/28/97 - Lives in Loganville, Ga.

[N00034] SS# 271-54-6141

[N00035] SS# 295-46-8450

[N00036] SS# 706-14-2372

[N00037] SS# 278-09-1252

[N00038] 7/4/00- buried in St. Vincent ce,etery

[N00039] J. L. McAtee worked for a dairy in his youth but spent most of his lif e working for Rolling Rock brewery.

Date Publication
01/09/1992 FE

Latrobe bid for 'Hall' recalled
By Huddie Kaufman

SCHOLASTIC SPORTS EDITOR

The retirement recently of veteran newsman Vince Quatrini of the Latro be Bulletin brought back vivid memories of Latrobe's ill-fated attemp t to house the professional football Hall of Fame. Quatrini, who retir ed after 48 years with the newspaper, was among five persons who serve d on a committee to represent Latrobe's bid for the "Hall" before the National Football League in New York.

It's been 46 years since Latrobe made the bid. Quatrini is the lone su rvivor of the group, which included Latrobe dentist Dr. John Brallier , recognized by the Latrobe community as the first paid professional f ootball player in 1895.

At the time, Dr. Brallier played with Indiana College in Indiana, Pa. The Latrobe YMCA needed a quarterback for a game on Sept. 5, 1895, aga inst Jeannette. Dr. Brallier, according to historians, signed a contra ct worth $10 and cakes (board).

Quatrini, representing the late Harry J. Whiteman of the Latrobe Bulle tin ; Dr. Brallier; Jeff Zappone, Latrobe industrialist; Mark Funk, fo rmer Latrobe High School principal, president of the WPIAL and PIAA; a nd J.L. McAtee of the Latrobe Elks, presented their case to the NFL a t the Commodore Hotel in New York.

According to Quatrini, the group, with the support of the late Art Roo ney of the Pittsburgh Steelers, was well-received. "There was so much enthusiasm for Latrobe that George Preston Marshall, president of the Washington Redskins, told the committee he would send the Redskins' ba nd to Latrobe for the dedication," Quatrini said.

"The league voted officially to recognize Latrobe and gave Dr. Braille r the No. 1 lifetime pass to all NFL games."

There was a lot of enthusiasm in Latrobe, but things went sour when th e committee was told the community would need $400,000 in matching fun ds for the project. "The funds never materialized," Quatrini said.

In the meantime, Canton supporters were not sitting on their hands. Wi th the financial support of Timken Co., headed by William Umstadtt, ch airman of the board; the Canton Repository and a 400-man strong Canto n Jaycees, the NFL recognized the city to be the site of the Professio nal Football Hall of Fame. Ironically, in 1975, Latrobe Steel Co., whi ch supported the area project, became a subsidiary of the Timken Co.

Plenty of dedication went into the Latrobe project. The Jaycees were a mong the supporters, along with many other groups, including the firem en.

There was an exhibition football game played between the Pittsburgh St eelers and the Green Bay Packers at Latrobe Memorial Stadium to raise funds for the project.

Canton had too much going for it. According to Joe Horigan, public rel ations director of the Canton Football Hall of Fame, historically Cant on had an edge.

Horigan said that Canton had three major items in its favor: 1. The NF L was founded in Canton in 1920; 2. The Canton Bulldogs were considere d an early professional football powerhouse which was the first two-ti me champions (1922-1923, and 3. Jim Thorpe, who played with the Bulldo gs, was perhaps the best-known professional player in the country.

While Latrobe heralded Dr. Brallier as the first paid professional foo tball player, in later years, according to Horigan, the dentist was ra nked ninth among the players who were paid.

According to Horigan, ledgers produced by the Allegheny Athletic Assoc iation in Pittsburgh, documented evidence that William ``Pudge'' Helff inger was paid $500 for one game, Nov. 12, 1892. The same ledger, acco rding to Horigan, noted that Ben Donnely and another player signed con tracts for the 1893 season.

Larson Fiscus of Youngwood, who was called the "Samson of Princeton," had also signed a contract before Dr. Brallier.

Nevertheless, Quatrini said the failure by Latrobe to gain the Hall o f Fame was his biggest disappointment of his newspaper career. "It wou ld have been a tremendous boon to Latrobe," Quatrini said.

All that remains of the desire to house the prestigious Hall of Fame i s a granite stone near the entrance of the Latrobe Memorial Stadium. I t reads, "Sept. 5, 1895, first pro football game was played here betwe en Latrobe YMCA and Jeannette."

[N00040] SS#175-14-5597

Lived in Latrobe, Pa. in 1949.

[N00041] 7/2/00- Buried in St. Vincent's cemetery, Latrobe, Pa.

[N00042] Mary McAtee obit
Mary S. McAtee, 89, of Latrobe, died Thursday, April 28, 1994, in Latr obe Area Hospital. She was born March 8, 1905, in Dunbar, a daughter o f the late James and Catherine McDonnell Shields. Mrs. McAtee was a ho usewife and member of Holy Family Roman Catholic Church, Latrobe. In a ddition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Jame s L. ``Toady'' McAtee, in 1979; a brother, Thomas Shields; five sister s, Alice Shields, Catherine Shields, Elizabeth Terney, Ann Shields an d Charlotte McLaughlin; and a grandson, Michael Ramsay. She is survive d by her son, Donald L. McAtee of Latrobe; two daughters, Mrs. Edwin ( Jacqueline) Ramsay of Upper St. Clair and Mrs. Francis (Bernice) Benne tt of Clifton Park, N.Y.; seven grandchildren; four great-grandchildre n; a brother, James Shields of Latrobe; and a sister, Margaret Shield s of Greensburg. Friends will be received Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. in the DELL-FREDERICK FUNERAL HOME INC., 1543 Ligonier St., Lat robe. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated Saturday at 10 a.m. in Holy Fa mily Roman Catholic Church, Latrobe. Interment will follow in St. Vinc ent Cemetery, Unity Township.

[N00043]
Eleanor McAtee obit
Eleanor Berkmyre McAtee, 73, of Latrobe, died Sunday, Jan. 24, 1993, i n Latrobe Area Hospital. She was born Dec. 30, 1919, in Latrobe, a dau ghter of the late Boniface and Mary Shick Berkmyre. She was a graduat e of Latrobe High School and Greensburg Business Institute. She was fo rmerly employed as an office manager by F.J. Buerger Insurance Agency . She was a member of Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church and the Rosar y Altar Society of the church. In addition to her parents, she was pre ceded in death by her husband, Regis A. McAtee and a son, Victor Eugen e McAtee, both in 1973; three brothers, Gregory, the Rev. Joseph and J ohn Berkmyre; and three sisters, Rose Berkmyre, Coleta Miller and Mar y Berkmyre. She is survived by a son, Kevin R. Berkmyre of Export; fiv e daughters, Marlyn M. Sarry of Columbia, Md., Eleanor M. Barron of Li ncoln University, Pa., Rosemary Self of Latrobe; Anita Egan of Wilming ton, Del., and Sister Mary Jo McAtee S.C. of Pittsburgh; and 11 grandc hildren. Friends will be received at the DELL-FREDERICK FUNERAL HOME I NC., 1543 Ligonier St., Latrobe, Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Tuesday f rom 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated Wednesda y in Sacred Heart R.C. Church, Youngstown, at 10:30 a.m. with the Rev . Aelred J. Beck O.S.B. as celebrant. Interment will follow in St. Vin cent Cemetery, Unity Township. The Parish Rosary Altar Society will ha ve a memorial service Tuesday at 3 p.m. in the funeral home. The famil y requests memorial donations be made to the Sisters of Charity, Mt. T hor Road, Greensburg.

[N00044] 7/4/00- Buried in St. Vincent cemetery, Latrobe, PA. Inscription: Fran k M. Rombach 1851-1931

[N00045] 7/4/00- Buried in St. Vincent cemetery, Latrobe, Pa. Inscription: Joan na Rombach Kerr 1847-1878

[N00046] 7/4/00- Buried in St. Vincent cemetery, Latrobe, PA Inscription: There sa M. Rombach 1854-1930

[N00047] 7/4/00- John is buried in St Vincent cemetery, Latrobe, Pa. Inscriptio n: John A. Rombach 1858-1933

[N00048]
Edmund B. Kibel, third son and child of Marcus (I) and Anna Vena (Schn eider) Kibel, was born in Germany in 1818. He came to America with hi s parents and brothers in 1832. He learned the trade of a carpenter i n Emmettsburg, Maryland, with the firm of Storm & Shrob. He was in the ir employ for a number of years, going thence to Baltimore and Phila­d elphia, and from there to Vicksburg, Mississippi. There he was in busi ness as a contractor, but upon the breaking out of yellow fever he wen t to New Orleans, later to Houston, Texas, finally coming north and se ttling in Ligo­nier, Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania. Here he again took up his work as a carpenter, and continued this actively until wit hin a few years of his death. He was an expert mechanic, and a reliabl e and honest business man. In politics he was a Democrat, and in relig ious faith a Catholic. He died December 8, 1902, and his wife died Feb ruary 15, 1889. Mr. Kibel mar­ried, February 7, 1860, Elizabeth McAtee , born in Youngstown, Westmore­land county, Pennsylvania, May 1, 1829 , daughter of Bernard and Elizabeth (Keenan) McAtee. Their children ar e: James Edward, of whom later; Francis Joseph, born January 12, 1864 , resides in Ligonier; Rebecca Gertrude, born March 1, 1865, died Sept ember 19, 1865.

His father, Marcus Kibel, founder of the Kibel family in America, and grand­father of James Edward Kibel, was born in Hapstein, in the princ ipality of Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany. He obtained a good common school education and then learned the trade of weaving. He emigrated to the U nited States with his wife and five sons, in 1832, and they landed in Baltimore, Maryland. They finally settled in Liberty township, Adams c ounty, Pennsylvania, where Mr. Kibel followed his trade of weaving. Th e date of his death is not known, but his wife died September 18, 1862 . He and his family were members of the Catholic church. He married, i n Germany, Anna Vena Schneider, and their children were: Luobolt, Geor ge, Edmund B., of whom later; Joseph, and Blausius.

(Source: History of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Vol III; Bouche r, John N.; New York: Lewis Pub. Co., 1906, pp. 67-8.)

[N00049]

[N00050] Buried at St. Vincent's in Latrobe, Pa.

[N00051] 1880 census shows her husband James as a widower.

[N00052] spelling in original fasmily tree was Fagin. New spelling from Mobile Alabama online marriage records

[N00053] http://c-23.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/al/mobile/marriage/mobilema rry4.txt

"Brown" Marriage Records - Mobile Co., AL
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Mobile County Marriages
Brown's 19Apr1823-31Dec1967

NAME NAME DATE OF MAR RIAGE

Brown, A I Knight, Beatrice 2Feb19 14 Brown, Ada Stacey, William A 2May1908
Brown, Ada May Freeman, Harlin B 29Oct19 27
Brown, Addie Vermel Oberg, Harvey Leonard 5Dec19 59
.
.
Brown, Elvas B,Jr Cawthon, Adelle Willula 1Aug19 34
Brown, Emile Milne, Annie Lee 9Aug19 32
Brown, Emily A Campbell, Alexander 11Jul18 51
Brown, Emma Canaan, Jacob 18Sep18 88
Brown, Emma A McAtee, Benjamin J 14Sep18 98
Brown, Emma Dora Thomas, Robert Otis 15Oct19 10
Brown, Emma F Bell, John 16Apr18 66
.
.
Brown, Mildred Threasa Owen, Leon Joseph,Jr 12Apr19 56
Brown, Millard Jerry McCall, Lynda Corrie 11May19 63
Brown, Minnie McAtee, William B 7Nov18 94
Brown, Minnie L Pistole, E G 22Jun18 88
Brown, Minnie Lee Curtis, Howard J 18Dec19 26

[N00054] Martha MCATEE
Birth Date: 10 Jun 1907
Death Date: Nov 1984
Social Security Number: 412-64-2940
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Tennessee

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 36104
Localities: Montgomery, Montgomery, Alabama

Was her name Callaway and not Holloway? Found a reference to a Martha Callaway as a deceased member of the Magna Carta society who was marri ed to Norman McAtee. http://www.magnacharta.org/Decd99/decddmcd.htm

[N00055] Obit from the MObile Register 7/7/2000 (http://www.al.com/mobile/obits /2000-7-7.html)

Kathleen Laubenthal McAtee :
A native of Sunflower, AL a nd a lifelong resident of Mobile, AL died in a local hospital on Wednesday, July 5, 2000. She was a member of St . Mary's Catholic Ch urch and former Secretary/Treasurer and member o f th e Board of Directors of the Laubenthal Land & Timber Company. Sh e was a member o f the 1931 Class of Bishop Toolen High School. She w as preceded in death by her husband, Harry I. McAtee and her parents, George W. Laubenthal and Alescena Rondy Laubenthal. She is sur vived b y one daughter, Kathleen (Andy R.) Harris of Birmingham, AL; three son s, H. William McAtee, Dr. John N. McAtee and Gregory B. (Angela D.) Mc Atee, all of Mobile, AL; one sister-in-law, Mrs. Jane F. Laubenth al; eleven grandchildren, nieces, nephews and other relatives. Mass of Chr istian Burial will be Celebrated from St. Mary's Catholic Church on Sa turday, July 8, 2000 at 10:00 A.M. The f amily will receive friends a t the church from 9:00 A.M. until 10:00 A.M. Interme nt will be in th e Catholic Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to S t. Mary's Church or the Little Sisters of the Poor o r The Convent of Mer cy. Funeral arrangements by RADNEY-BELMANY FUNERAL HOME, Gre lot Rd., Mobile, AL.

[N00056] In the following web site:
www.healthspringofalabama.com/directory/ Primary%20Care%20Physicians.p df
Listed as a Primary Care Physician
1804 North Mckenzie
Foley, Al 36535
251-943-5511

[N00057] Business address: 4087 COTTAGE HILL RD
Mobile, AL 36609

[N00058] SS# 419-03-1835

[N00059] SS# 420-14-8548

[N00060] Benjamin MCATEE
Birth Date: 31 May 1876
Death Date: Apr 1963
Social Security Number: 419-03-1834
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Alabama

Actual Death Residence: Alabama

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Brown's 19Apr1823-31Dec1967

NAME NAME DATE OF MAR RIAGE

Brown, A I Knight, Beatrice 2Feb19 14 Brown, Ada Stacey, William A 2May1908
Brown, Ada May Freeman, Harlin B 29Oct19 27
Brown, Addie Vermel Oberg, Harvey Leonard 5Dec19 59
.
.
Brown, Elvas B,Jr Cawthon, Adelle Willula 1Aug19 34
Brown, Emile Milne, Annie Lee 9Aug19 32
Brown, Emily A Campbell, Alexander 11Jul18 51
Brown, Emma Canaan, Jacob 18Sep18 88
Brown, Emma A McAtee, Benjamin J 14Sep18 98
Brown, Emma Dora Thomas, Robert Otis 15Oct19 10
Brown, Emma F Bell, John 16Apr18 66
.
.
Brown, Mildred Threasa Owen, Leon Joseph,Jr 12Apr19 56
Brown, Millard Jerry McCall, Lynda Corrie 11May19 63
Brown, Minnie McAtee, William B 7Nov18 94
Brown, Minnie L Pistole, E G 22Jun18 88
Brown, Minnie Lee Curtis, Howard J 18Dec19 26

[N00061] SS# 419-03-9081

[N00062] SS# 422-01-7675

[N00063] SS# 422-01-4501

[N00064] http://bama-live.webnet.advance.net/mobile/obits/2000-8-20.html
Mobile Register 8/20/2000

Leroy Thomas McAtee :
Age 80, a native and lifelong resi dent of Mobile died on Friday, Augu st 18, 2000 in a local health care facility. He was a graduate of McGi ll Institute where he was active in boxing, baseball and football, ele cted to t he McGill-Toolen Sports Hall of Fame, employed by the City o f Mobile Fire Depart ment for 35 years, and member of St. Matthew's Ca tho lic Church. He was preceded in death by his wife, Annie Phelps McA tee; his paren ts, Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin I. McAtee; his six brothers, Be n, Herb, Emmett, Harold, Marion and Frank; his three sisters, Catherin e Callaghan, Dorothy Campbell, and Mary McAtee. He is survi ved by on e sister, Helen McAtee Adler; sisters-in-law, Marguerite McAtee, Corin ne McAtee, Willie Mae McAtee, and Trula McAtee; numer ous nieces and n ephews. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated from St. Mat thew Catholic Church on Monday, August 21, 2000 at 1 0 AM. The family will receive friends in the church from 9 AM until service time . Intermen t will be in Catholic Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be m ad e to Allen Memorial Home. Funeral arrangements by RA DNEY FUNERAL H OME, 3155 Dauphin St., Mobile, AL

ANOTHER OBIT:
Leroy Thomas McAtee, retired Mobile firefighter, dies at 80
August 21, 2000
Leroy Thomas McAtee, retired Mobile firefighter, dies at 80
Staff Report
Leroy Thomas McAtee died Friday at a local nursing home. A lifelong
resident of Mobile, he was 80.
"He had such a wonderful attitude toward life," said his sister,
Helen McAtee Adler, 83, his last surviving sibling.
McAtee, a 1940 graduate of the McGill Institute, was inducted into
the McGill-Toolen Sports Hall of Fame in 1972. An avid baseball and
football player, McAtee excelled in boxing, his sister said.
She said he was a two-time Golden Gloves champion, winning the
boxing competition in 1939 and 1942.
McAtee spent 35 years as a firefighter with the Mobile Fire
Department, his sister said.
In 1982, McAtee was diagnosed with cancer.
Several surgeries - including one that took half his tongue - kept
McAtee's cancer at bay for years, but his sister said his health
rapidly declined about four months ago.
After a stint in a local hospital, he was sent to a nursing home
just eight days before his death, she said.
"God was good to him," his sister said. "He was in such pain."
Annie, his wife of 30 years, died 10 years ago. The couple had no
children.
McAtee was a member of St. Matthew's Catholic Church.
Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at St. Matthew Catholic
Church today at 10 a.m. The family will receive friends in the
church from 9 a.m. until service time. Burial will be in Catholic
Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Allen Memorial Home. Radney Funeral Home in
Mobile is in charge of arrangements.

[N00065] SS# 557-62-0892

[N00066] Spelling of last name in original family tree done in 1940's was Chick asola

[N00067] spelling in original tree was Callahan. Spelling derived from Mobile, AL marriage records

[N00068] Alabama Live: From the Mobile RegisterThis is Google's cache of
www.al.com/mobile/obits/1999-08-17.html.
It was retrieved on Thu, 11 Nov 1999 00:12:44 GMT.
Google's cache is the snapshot that we took of a page as we crawled
the web.

November 10, 1999

Local and Area Deaths
From the Register
08/17/99
MOBILE COUNTY
Louis F. Adler Jr.
Louis F. Adler Jr., a career accountant, died Monday at the family
residence. He was 81.
Adler, a lifelong Mobilian, was an accountant for 43 years with
International Paper Co., and for 16 years with Johnstone-Adams Law
Firm.
He was a former Faithful Navigator of the Archbishop Thomas J.
Toolen Council of 4th Degree Knights of Columbus. He also was a
member of the Holy Name Society, Knights of Columbus Council No.
666, the Cavalier Club and the National Association of Accountants.
The 1936 McGill Institute graduate was a lifetime parishioner at St.
Mary's Catholic Church.
Survivors include his wife, Helen Mcatee Adler of Mobile; a
daughter, Lennie Adler of Mobile; two brothers, Edward J. Adler of
Mobile and Robert D. Adler of New Jersey; a sister, Rose Adler
Woodman of New Jersey; and two grandsons.
Visitation will be Wednesday at St. Mary's Catholic Church from 10
a.m. until a Mass of Christian burial begins at 11 a.m. Burial will
be at Catholic Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the Allen Memorial Home; 735 S. Washington
Ave.; Mobile, AL 36606.
Radney Funeral Home on Dauphin Street is directing.

From SSDI:
LOUIS ADLER
SSN 422-03-0596 Residence: 36604 Mobile, Mobile, AL
Born 23 Mar 1918 Last Benefit:
Died 16 Aug 1999 Issued: AL (Before 1951)

[N00069] Willie Mae McAtee

Mrs. Willie Mae McAtee-- A native Neeley, MS and a longtime resident o f Mobile, died Wednesday, February 18, 2004 in a local hospital. She w as preceded in death by her husband, Marion F. McAtee, Sr. She is surv ived by two sons, Marion F. McAtee, Jr. of Mobile and William McAtee o f Saraland; two granddaughters, Kim and Keesha McAtee; great grandson , Nathan McAtee; one sister, Nina Simmons (James) of Albuquerque, NM; one sister-in-law, Helen Adler; nieces, nephews and friends. Visitatio n will be 12:30-1:30 on Friday, February 20, 2004 at Radney Funeral Ho me followed by graveside services at Catholic Cemetery at 2:00PM. Fune ral arrangements by RADNEY FUNERAL HOME, Dauphin Street Extension, Mob ile, Alabama 36606.
Published in the Mobile Register from 2/19/2004 - 2/20/2004.

[N00070] MARRIED ON 09/05/1991 WHERE MARRIED MOBILE 36602 COUNTY MARRIED MOB ILE
MARRIAGE PERFORMED BY RICHARD T JOHNSON JR TITLE MARRIAGE OFFICIA L ADDRESS P O BOX 7 MOBILE AL 36601

[N00071] Immigrated from Tauragnai, Lithuania. According to the 1930 census inf ormation he arrived in the US in 1909. Name was shortened from "Simkun as" (shim-kooh-nas) 'S' pronounced as 'SH'. The name was passed down t hrough work mouth, then verified with Dorthea Simkunas death certifica te.
Note that William's death certificate and cemetery headstone list his birth year as 1884, however, his WW1 and WW2 draft registration cards both list his birth date as 1880. Since this information was earlier, and signed by him, this family tree will use 1880 as his birth date. H is World War 2 draft registration card listed his place of birth as "T auragrnay, Lithania" which is an alternate spelling for "Tauragnai". R eseach into the Tauragnai area finds that the Simkunas name is still p revalent. There is a village across the lake from Tauragnai named Simk unai. Other references to Simkunas are in the area including the name of the local elementary school, which was named after Eugenija Simkuna ite (spelling of the Simkunas name denoting an unmarried female).
Information from his son, William Semk Jr., in several telephone conve rsations from May 23rd, 2004 to 2009: He traveled throughout eastern E urope before immigrating to the US. Probably in his late 20's or earl y 30's. Spoke several languages, including Lithuanian, Polish, Italian , and English. Worked on the docks in New York for a time before movin g, with his wife, to West Virginia. Lived in Leyland, Fayette County, West Virginia and worked as a coal miner for New River and Poca Consol idation Coal Company. Also, lived in Summerlee, WV and several of hiw children were born there. Later, lived on a farm in Arnettsville, Wes t Virginia, a small town south of Morgantown. Used to take dairy produ cts to the local coal mine company store with his horse and wagon. Lik ed to travel to Lithuanian clubs in other towns, including Pittsburgh , PA. Had younger brothers in Lithuania, but no details of names, ages , etc. His son William Jr. recalls that one of his brothers in Lithuan ia may have been blind.

Rented the family farm in Arenttsville, West Virginia until his daught er Ann and her husband Frank Mays bought it. Buried in Arnettsville Ce metary alongside his wife. Also, prior to renting the farm in Arnettsv ille, rented a farm near there in a place call Foley Hollow.

U.S. World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942
Name: William August Semk
Birth Date: 13 Dec 1880
Residence: Allegheny, Pennsylvania
Birth: Tauragrnay, Lithuania (alternate spelling of Tauragnay/Tauragna i)
Roll: WW2_2139791
Note regarding the images for the states of PA, MD, VT, and DE. These four states were scanned at the National Archives facility in such a w ay that the back of one person's draft card appears on the same image as the front of the next individual. The result is that when you clic k to view the original image, you will see the correct front side of t he draft card, but the back of the previous soldier?s card. Ancestry i s aware of this problem, and is working to correct this issue (12/27/2 008).
Source Citation: Roll: WW2_2139791; Local board: Allegheny , Pennsylva nia.

[N00072] The maiden name of Bernotas was derived from the marriage license of h er son Alexander Semk.

Information from her son, William Semk Jr., in telephone conversation on May 23rd, 2004: She had a sister with the last name of Romansky tha t visited the family farm in Arnettsville, WV. He said that his mothe r and father met in New York while he worked there on the shipping doc ks. Dorothy died of pneumonia.

1/5/2010 - Verified in telephone conversation with Carol Marsh, granda ughter of Anna Bernotas Romansky (Dorthea's sister), that the name is correctly spelled Bernotas.

[N00073] 7/10/2005 - Talked to William (Bill) Semk and he told me that he was b orn in Cassville, WV
5/26/2007 - He said his mother Dorothea (Bernotas) Semk had a sister i n WV and her married name was "Romansky". He also said that for a whil e he lived in Fort Grand, Crown, and Foley Hollow as a sharecropper. W ent to the elementary school on Rt. 19, north of Arnettsville, WV, acr oss the street from the Arnettsville Cemetary where his parents are bu ried. He also said that his father had siblings in Lithuania who did n ot come to the USA.

[N00074] Obituary from the Myrtle Beach Sun News:
John R. Semk

MYRTLE BEACH | John Richard Semk, 82, of Caropines, died Monday, May 1 0, 2004 at Grand Strand Regional Medical Center. Arrangements will be announced by Goldfinch Funeral Home, Beach Chapel.

MYRTLE BEACH | John Richard Semk, 82, of Caropines died Monday, May 10 , 2004, at Grand Strand Regional Medical Center. Born June 25, 192 1 in Summerlee, W.Va., he was the son of the late William A. and Sophi a Wilson Semk. Mr. Semk has been a resident of the area since 1987 mov ing from Pittsburgh, Pa., where he was an electrician. He was a World War II, U.S. Navy veteran and a member of the D.A.V, Chapter 30. Mr. S emk was a member of the Surfside United Methodist Church. He was prece ded in death by a brothers, Stanley and Alexander; and sisters, Ann Ma ys and Julianna Albert. Surviving are his wife, Lacea Whatton Semk ; son, J. Richard Semk Jr. and wife, Ann of Delmont, Pa.; brother, Wil liam Semk of Birmingham, Ala.; and grandchildren, Christopher J. Semk of Bloomington, Ind., and Maria Semk of Pittsburgh, Pa. Memorial se rvices will be 11 a.m. Thursday at Goldfinch Funeral Home, Beach Chape l. Inurnment will be later in Arlington National Cemetery. Sign a g uest book at goldfinchfuneralhome.com or MyrtleBeachOnline.com. Mem orials may be made to American Heart Assoc., Memorial Center, PO Box 5 216, Glen Allen, Va. 23058-5216. Published in The Sun News on 5/12 /2004.

From the Pittsburgh Post Gazzette:
SEMK, John Richard, 82, of Myrtle Beach, S.C., formerly of Pittsburgh , died May 10. Goldfinch Funeral Home, Myrtle Beach, S.C.

U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006
about John N Semk
Name: John N Semk
Service Info.: COX US NAVY
Birth Date: 25 Jun 1921
Death Date: 10 May 2004
Service Start Date: 16 Sep 1942
Service End Date: 3 Feb 1946
Interment Date: 10 Jun 2004
Cemetery: Arlington National Cemetery
Cemetery Address: C/O Director Arlington, VA 22211
Buried At: Section 5-Ll Row 21 Site 2

United States Obituary Collection
about John R. Semk
Name of Deceased: John R. Semk
Age at Death: 82
Birth Date: 25 Jun 1921
Death Date: 10 May 2004
Newspaper Title: Sun News, The
Newspaper Location: Myrtle Beach, SC, Us
Obituary Publication Date: 13 May 2004
Locations Mentioned in Obituary: Delmont, PA; Summerlee, WV; Pittsburg h, PA; Bloomington, IN; Birmingham, AL
Other Persons Mentioned in Obituary: J.; William Semk; Julianna Albert ; Stanley; Glen Allen; Maria Semk; Christopher J. Semk; Alexander; An n Mays
Source Citation: Newspaper: Sun News, The; Publication Date: 13 May 20 04; Publication Place: Myrtle Beach , SC , Us..

[N00075] Stanley SEMK
Birth Date: 19 Nov 1926
Death Date: 21 Dec 1995
Social Security Number: 197-14-8853
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Pennsylvania

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 15120
Localities: Homestead, Allegheny, Pennsylvania
Munhall, Allegheny, Pennsylvania
Whitaker, Allegheny, Pennsylvania

Stanley Semk obit
Stanley ``Stag'' Semk, 69, of Munhall, died Thursday, Dec. 21, 1995. H e is survived by his wife, Eleanor Blasko Semk; one son; two brothers ; and one granddaughter. Friends will be received Sunday from 2 to 4 a nd 7 to 9 p.m. at SAVOLSKIS-WASIK-GLENN FUNERAL HOME INC., 3501 Main S t., Munhall. No visitation Christmas Day. A Funeral Mass will be celeb rated Tuesday at 11 a.m. in St. Therese Church, Munhall.

[N00076] Obit from the Santa Maria Times June 21, 2005:
SUZANNE THOMAS CREWS 1975 - 2005

Suzanne was born in Van Nuys, CA December 10, 1975. She lived in Sant a Maria for 13 years before moving to Avenal in October 2004. She pass ed away suddenly on June 16, 2005 in Avenal, CA.

The treasure of her life was her daughter, Trinity. Suzanne was a lovi ng and compassionate person. She was a beautiful daughter, a loving si ster, and true friend. She will be greatly missed.

Suzanne is survived by her daughter, Trinity; mother, Nancy Stratmann of Santa Maria; father, Edward Thomas of Simi Valley; brother, Brian T homas of Santa Maria; grandfather, Edward Thomas of Pittsburgh, PA; Un cles Bill Semk, Jeff Semk, and Robert Semk; Aunts Terri Semk, Darla Du ffy, and Kathryn Morgan. She is also survived by cousins and many clos e friends.

A Memorial Service will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 22, 20 05 in the Chapel of Magner-Maloney Funeral Home, with Pastor Clete Doy al from First Christian Church officiating. Private inurnment will be in the Santa Maria Cemetery at a later date.

In lieu flowers, contributions may be made to a memorial fund establis hed at Washington Mutual.

(805) 925-2753

[N00077] Bernice SEMK
Birth Date: 18 Jul 1925
Death Date: 26 Jun 1990
Social Security Number: 146-16-8635
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: New Jersey

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 35215
Localities: Birmingham, Jefferson, Alabama
Center Point, Jefferson, Alabama

[N00078] Leonard Churma obit
Leonard W. Churma, 73, of Munhall, died Sunday, March 16, 1997. He is survived by his wife, Louise (McAtee) Churma; a stepson; two sisters; and two stepgrandchildren. Friends will be received Tuesday from 6 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday from 2 to 9 p.m.. A Funeral Mass will be celebrat ed Thursday at 10 a.m. in St. Anne's Church of St. Maximilian Kolbe Pa rish, Homestead.

[N00079] Buried in:
All Saints Braddock Catholic Cemetery
1560 Brinton Rd.
Pittsburgh, PA 15221-4876
(412) 271-5950
====================================================================== =====
SURNAME FIRST NAME DEATH DATE SECTION
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McATEE EDWARD 1970 Sec B
McATEE MARY CATHERINE 1989 Sec B

[N00080] Patricia A. McAtee obit
Shaler

Patricia A. McAtee, on Friday, July 6, 2001. Beloved daughter of Franc is ``Bud'' and Edna McAtee; sister of Gregory P. McAtee, Mary Jones an d Melissa Pearson. Also survived by nieces and nephews. Visitation Sat urday and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. in NEELY'S, 2208 Mt. Royal Blv d., Glenshaw. Mass of Christian Burial Monday at 10 a.m. in St. Bonave nture Church. Parish Wake Service Sunday at 2:30 p.m

[N00081] From, The Vindicator newspaper Thu, 01/25/2001:
Sean and Kim McAtee of East Aurora, N.Y., are announcing the birth of their second child, a daughter, Sarah Eloise, Jan. 9 at Mercy Hospita l in Buffalo, N.Y. The baby is a granddaughter of John and Arlene McAt ee of Boardman and Tom and Elaine Harris of East Aurora. Her great-gra ndmothers are Rebenna Meese and Kathleen McAtee, both of Boardman.

[N00082] Twin of Judith McAtee

[N00083] Twin of Jerome McAtee

[N00084]
Ohio University, Athens, Ohio
Bachelor of Communication Studies, expected 2005
Major: Organizational Communication Minor: Business Administrat ion
Sales Certificate, expected 2005
GPA: 3.4/4.0

[N00085] 7/99 - Marlyn provided a photo of a sampler which was created by Mary McAtee, daughter of Bernard, in 1833.

[N00086] 7/00 - Rose's married name was Woodman

[N00087] 12/26/96 application for marriage license. The following marriage lice nses have been obtained from the Allegheny County Register of Wills Of fice:

Mark D. Semk and Carolyn K. Goodboy, both of Pleasant Hills.

[N00088] MOBILE PRESS REGISTER 9 NOV 1952
(front page of Section B)

G W LAUBENTHAL DIES AT RESIDENCE

Funeral services for George William Laubenthal, retired Mobile lumberm an who died Saturday morning, will be held at 9 am Monday at the resid ence, 50 N Monterey St, and at St Mary's Catholic Church at 9:15 am.
Mr Laubenthal died at the family residence after an illness of about t hree months. He was 70 years of age.
A native of Holgate, Ohio, Mr Laubenthal was highly active in the lumb er industry until his retirement a year ago. He moved to Mobile from S unflower AL in 1920.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs Alecena Rondy Laubenthal, Mobile; thre e sons, Gerald J Laubenthal, Birmingham; George Victor Laubenthal and Joseph Bruce Laubenthal, both of Mobile; a daughter, Mrs H I McAtee, M obile; four brothers, J N Laubenthal, Grand Rapids, Mich; C J and F J Laubenthal, Mobile; F J Laubenthal, of Miami FL; a sister, Mrs E H Gal e of Mobile; six grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and other relatives.
Interment will be in Catholic Cemetery with Roche Funeral Home in char ge.

George William Laubenthal, a native of Holgate, Ohio; a resident of Mo bile for many years, who resided at 50 N Monterey St, died at his resi dence Saturday morning, Nov 8, 1952. Funeral service will be held at t he residence, Monday morning at 9 o'clock followed by services at St M ary's Catholic Church at 9:15 o'clock with Mass. Interment will be in the Catholic Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited at the residence Sun day night at 7 o'clock. He is survived by his wife, Mrs Alecena Rondy Laubenthal of Mobile; three sons, Gerald J Laubenthal of Birmingham; G eorge Victor Laubenthal and Joseph Bruce Laubenthal , both of Mobile; a daughter, Mrs Harry I McAtee of Mobile; four brothers, J N of Grand Rapids Mich, C J and F J, both of Mobile, and F N of Miami Fla; a sist er, Mrs E H Gale of Mobile; six grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and ot her relatives. The family request that flowers be omitted; those carin g to make a contribution to the Catholic Boy's Home and/or the Little Sisters of the Poor. Funeral arrangements by Roche Mortuary.

MOBILE REGISTER 11 NOV 1952

George William Laubenthal

Funeral servies for George William Laubenthal who died Saturday were h eld at the family residence, 50 N Monterey St Monday morning at 9 o'cl ock, followed by Mass at St Mary's Catholic Church at 9:15 o'clock. Re v Fr W T Kissell conducted the services at the residence and the grav e and celebrated the Mass, with the following priests in the sanctuary , Rt Rev Msgr T M Cullen, Rt Rev Msgr D P Harnett, DD, Rev Fr David Su llivan, Rev Fr A B Brown, Rev Fr John Moreau, S J, Rev Fr Denis Killia n, and Rev Fr Bernard McKenna. The pall bearers were H A Laubenthal, N orman Dobson, W J Laubenthal, Walter Laubenthal, Roy Laubenthal, and J ohn Dobson. Interment was in the Catholic Cemetery. Funeral arrangemen ts by Roche Mortuary.

[N00089] Served in British Army in Boor War.

Emmigrated to USA

Buried at Calvary Cemetary, Squirrel Hill, PA.

[N00090] Emmigrated to USA

The following web site lists information taken from microfilm at LDS F ilm #127913, Item 5. It lists a baptism of Mary "Kain", parents John " Kain" and Anne Davis, but it is about a year earlier of the date of bi rth I have. The baptism was in Clifden, Co. Galway. Could this actuall y be the same Mary?
http://www.geocities.com/galwaycorbett/1888.html

30 Sep 1888 Mary of John Kain & Anne Davis Sp: Mary McDona. & Pat M alley

[N00091] Emmigrated to USA

[N00092] 1/5/2002 - Much of the information on Rousher branch of the family wa s provided by Mary Francia Morse Fetchen (tacitus@nauticom.net), grand aughter of Mary Jane Kane Rousher, duaghter of Mary Agnes Rousher.

[N00093] NOTES & SOURCES:
1. Westmoreland Co. Will Bk. 4:124. Frederick Kints, Unity Twp., 1856.
Mentions Patrick McAtee, St. Vincent's Catholic Church, his daughter M ary (Anna Mary),
wife of James Watterson.

Re: KINTZ, Westmoreland County, PA.
Home: Surnames: Kintz Family Genealogy Forum
Re: KINTZ, Westmoreland County, PA.
Posted by: Kevin RobinsonDate: April 18, 2000 at 20:22:45
In Reply to: KINTZ, Westmoreland County, PA. by Mary Kathleen Markle C onnelly of 104
I have not tied Elizabeth Kintz to my family line yet, however my
Gr-Gr-Gr-Gr-Grandfather was Frederick Kintz born in Germany in 1788, a nd
lived in Unity Township, Westmoreland Co., PA. He was married to Mary and
had 6 children. (Mary, Conrad, George, Rosanna, John, and Catherine) I do
know that Frederick and many of his family were baptized, married, and
buried in St. Vincent's church in Latrobe PA. I have a photocopy of a
baptismal list that has an Elisabetha Kintz baptised there in 1803.
If anyone happens to have information on Frederick (parents, immigrati on,
etc.) or his wife Mary, I would appreciate the info!

Followups:

Re: KINTZ, Westmoreland County, PA. Kay Markle Connelly 12/09/00
Re: KINTZ, Westmoreland County, PA. Raymond Mcatee 4/21/00
Re: KINTZ, Westmoreland County, PA. Kevin Robinson 4/22/00

http://genforum.genealogy.com/kintz/messages/65.html
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Re: KINTZ, Westmoreland County, PA.
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Re: KINTZ, Westmoreland County, PA.
Posted by: Kay Markle ConnellyDate: December 09, 2000 at 22:06:39
In Reply to: Re: KINTZ, Westmoreland County, PA. by Kevin Robinson
I have a Frederick Kintz in my family tree that was born in 1787. Died
1856. Burried at St. Vincent's cemetery, PA. Married Anna Marie Henric h. aka Mary. She was born September 30, 1784. Married Frederick, Augus t 16, 1808 Sportsman Hall, Unity Twp., PA. Mary died January 2, 1850
http://genforum.genealogy.com/kintz/messages/90.html

[N00094] KINTZ, George, of Frederick Kins and Mary, his wife, b 22 Aug, bapt b y the same 5 Sep 1816; sponsors Joseph Henry and Elizabeth Henrich.

[N00095] 3/16/2001 - Derived much of the information on John and Barbara Kintz and their family from the Kintz Genealogy forum on the web as well as from gravestone inscriptions at St. Vincent Cemetery in Latrobe, PA

KINTZ, John, of Frederick and Mary Kentz, b in the town called Unity, on the 28th day of June, bapt by the same 10 Aug 1821; sponsors John H enry and his wife Margaret.

[N00096] FREDERICKSBURG, Va. - Margaret Louise Scully "Scoot" Shea, 78, of Fred ericksburg, and formerly of Hagerstown, died Saturday, Jan. 18, 1997, at her home.
Born Nov. 5, 1918, in Youngstown, Ohio, she was the daughter of the la te John A. Scully and Catherine Donoghue.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Martin Michael Shea.
She was employed as a child-care provider.
She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Hagerstown. She attend ed St. Patrick Catholic Church, Spotsylvania, Va.
She was a volunteer at the Senior Citizen Center, Hagerstown.
She is survived by three daughters, Maureen Teresa Phillips of Annapol is, Bridget Patricia Marlin of Fredericksburg and Margaret Louise Kol m of Kensington, Md.; two sons, Timothy Joseph Shea of New York City a nd Daniel Patrick Shea of Washington, D.C.; one sister, Kathleen McAte e of Boardman, Ohio; four grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
She was preceded in death by one daughter, Paula Shea, and one son, Ma rtin Michael Shea Jr.

Services will be held Friday at 11 a.m. at St. Patrick Catholic Church , 8200 Robert E. Lee Drive, Spotsylvania. The Rev. Jack Peterson will officiate. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery, Fredericksburg.

The family will receive friends Thursday from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p .m. at Mullins and Thompson Funeral Service, 1621 Jefferson Davis High way, Fredericksburg. The rosary will be recited at 8 p.m.

[N00097] 12/31/01 - Buried in St. Vincent Cemetery, Westmoreland County, PA. i n the McAtee plots.

Inscription: McAtee, Jane Died April 7, 1822 24 years

Could this be Bernard McAtee's sister?

[N00098] James Shields obit
James T. Shields, 87, of Latrobe, died Monday, May 24, 1999, in Latrob e Area Hospital. He was born Sept. 5, 1911, in Derry Township, a son o f the late James and Katie McDonnel Shields. He was a member of St. Vi ncent Basilica in Latrobe. He was retired from Kennametal with 37 year s of service. He was a member of KMA of Latrobe and a former member o f the Ligonier Country Club. In addition to his parents, he was preced ed in death by his wife, Mary Alice Berkelbach Shields; a grandson; fi ve sisters, Elizabeth Terney, Anne Shields, Mary McAtee, Margaret Shie lds, and Charlotte McLaughlin; and a brother, Thomas Shields. Survive d by two sons, Roy B. Shields of Glenview, Ill., and J. Hugh Shields o f Shawnee, Kan.; five grandsons; and four great-grandchildren. Friend s will be received in the JOHN J. LOPATICH FUNERAL HOME INC., 601 Weld on St., Latrobe, Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Services and interment ar e private.

[N00099] Posted on Genealogy.com Shields Family forum on December 29, 2006 by P aige Greene:

My great grandfather was James Shields married to Catherine McDonnell . I have no other information. I wonder if my James is the son of Jame s T. Shields. My family is from County Cork also. My grandmother, Mar y S.(Sheilds) McAtee (born 1905) was born in Dunbar, PA but spent her life in Latrobe. She had 8 brothers and sisters, all lived in the Derr y, Greensburg, Latrobe area but I know there was a branc of the famil y she always referred to as Potter County.

[N00100] Charlotte McLaughlin obit
Charlotte Shields McLaughlin died Thursday, March 12, 1992, in Westmor eland Hospital, Greensburg.

She was a former resident of Southwest Greensburg. Prior to her retire ment, she had been employed by the Bell Telephone Company. She was a m ember of St. Paul Catholic Church, Greensburg.

She is survived by a brother, James T. Shields of Latrobe; two sisters , Mary S. McAtee of Latrobe and Margaret M. Shields; and several niece s and nephews.

[N00101] Maria McAtee obit
Maria G. McAtee, 66, of Latrobe, died Thursday, Dec. 12, 1996. She wa s born Feb. 11, 1930, the daughter of the late John and Antonia Zucco Garbin. She was a retired supervisor for the Latrobe Senior Citizen Ce nter. She was a member of St. Vincent Basilica. She was a graduate of Seton Hill College. She was a member of the Latrobe Hospital Aid Socie ty and was a teacher for 16 years at Holy Family Elementary School. I n addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a sister, Delp hina Toppeto. She is survived by her husband, Donald L. McAtee; two so ns, James L. McAtee of Thornton, Colo., and John G. McAtee of Latrobe ; a daughter, Mrs. J. Rich (Erin) Govi of Greensburg; two grandchildre n, Joseph M. Govi and Laura E. Govi; and a brother, John Garbin of Gre ensburg. Friends will be received Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunda y from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the DELL-FREDERICK FUNERAL HOME INC. , 1543 Ligonier St., Latrobe. Funeral services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. in St. Vincent Basilica, Latrobe.

[N00102] The following information is from this web site:

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jkw2&id=I19 5

NOTES & SOURCES:
1. Westmoreland Co. Marriage Docket 21:48. Boniface M. Berkmyre, labor er,
Derry Station, & Mary M. Schick. Marr. 26 Oct 1893 by William Graham.

2. Records of Rose Elizabeth Berkmyre & family Bible. (Copied
& contributed by Roger Phillips of Utah.)

3. Census records -- Latrobe, PA
1900 - ED 107, 2nd Ward, Jefferson St. - Bonaface Burkmeyer, 33, b. Ju ne 1866,
PRR Telegraph repairman; Marie M. 26, b. Oct 1873; Rosie E. 5, b. Dec . 1894;
Coleto, 1, July 1898. [Birth year for Boniface & Mary are a year
off from the Bible records.]

1920 - ED 137, 3rd Ward, Chestnut St. - Boniface Berkmyer 54,
Mary 46, Rose 25, Coletta 21, Gregory 18, Mary 10, Regis 7,
John 3, Eleanor 10 months.

1930 - ED 75, 3rd Ward - Boniface Berkmeyer 64, Mary 56, Rose E. 35, M ary C. 20,
J. Regis 18, John 13, Eleanor 10.

[N00103] NOTES & SOURCES:
1. Census records --
1930 - Latrobe Boro, 3rd Ward - ED 76 - Gregory Berkmyer 28, Edna 32.
Living with William Barnett & Martha, his in-laws.

[N00104] Was a Catholic Priest

[N00105] Mary Jo McAtee is a Sister of Charity and works at the Dpaul School fo r Hearing and Speech.
The DePaul School for Hearing and Speech
6202 Alder Street
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15206-4389

From their web site: http://www.oraldeafed.org/schools/depaul/about.ht ml
"DePaul owes its founding, continued existence and program quality to the dedication, resourcefulness and generosity of the Sisters of Chari ty of Seton Hill. Today, there are two Sisters of Charity on staff, Si ster Mary John Moore and Sister Mary Jo McAtee. If you would like to c ontact one of the retired Sisters, please call either Sister Mary Joh n Moore or Sister Mary Jo McAtee at DePaul School for Hearing and Spee ch at (412) 924-1012."

[N00106] SEMK, ELEANOR (BLASKO)
Of Munhall, on January 12, 2007, age 77. Beloved wife of the late Stan ley; mother of Mark (Carolyn) Semk of Pleasant Hills; sister of the la te Paul Blasko; also survived by five grandchildren and nine great-gra ndchildren. Friends received SAVOLSKIS - WASIK - GLENN FUNERAL HOME, I NC., 3501 Main St., Munhall Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9pm. Funera l Mass Monday 11am St. Therese Church, Munhall. In lieu of flowers mem orial contributions suggested to Three Rivers Hospice, 3001 Jacks Run Road Suite 2, Mc Keesport, PA 15131. www.swgfuneralhome.com
Send condolences at post-gazette.com/gb
Published in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette from 1/13/2007 - 1/14/2007.

[N00108] OBIT from Mobile Register 11/23/2000:

Altha J. Kilpatrick Altha "Tommie" Joiner Kilpatrick, a homemaker, die d Tuesday at a local nursing facility. She was 78.
A resident of Mobile, Mrs. Kilpatrick was a native of Jackson and a me mber of Stave Creek Baptist Church.
Survivors include a son, Clyde R. Kilpatrick of Mobile; a brother, Mar ion Joiner of Albuquerque, N.M.; two sisters, Bessie
McAtee of Mobile and Monnie Bell Gibson of Jackson; and three grandchi ldren.
Visitation will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Lathan Funeral Home in Jackson , with services at 11 a.m. Burial will be in Stave Creek Baptist Churc h Cemetery.

[N00109] McATEE Ms. Catherine Davis McAtee - A longtime resident of Mobile, AL died Tuesday, November 21, 2006 in a local hospital. Ms. McAtee was a member of St. Mark United Methodist Church and retired from the Mobil e County Sheriff's Office after 17 years of service. She is survived b y her niece, Melanie W. Suiter, of Mobile, AL; her sister-in-law, Jea n M. Sullivan, of Mobile, AL; her aunt, Nellie Hutton, of Mobile, AL; cousins, Nancy S. Connick, of Daphne, AL, Linda H. Miller, of Grand Ba y, AL, Janet Dubose, Clifford Smith, Roland Schreiner, Gary Schreiner and Phillip Schreiner, other relatives and many devoted friends. Funer al services will be held at 11 A. M. on Saturday, November 25, 2006 fr om St. Mark United Methodist Church. Visitation will be from 10 A. M. until 11 A. M. on Saturday at the church. In lieu of flowers, memorial s may be made to St. Mark United Methodist Church. Interment will be i n Mobile Memorial Gardens. Funeral arrangements by RADNEY FUNERAL HOME , 3155 Dauphin Street, Mobile, Alabama 36606.

Published in the Mobile Register from 11/23/2006 - 11/24/2006.

[N00110] CEREMONY
APPLICATION DATE 05/28/1992 APPLICATION EXPIRATION 06/27/1992
MARRIED ON 06/12/1992 WHERE MARRIED JASPER 35501 COUNTY MARRIED WAL KER
MARRIAGE PERFORMED BY CHARLES U POWELL TITLE MINISTER ADDRESS 160 4 4TH AVE JASPER AL 35501

[N00111] GROOM INFORMATION
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MARRIAGE PERFORMED BY REV G WARREN WALL TITLE R CATHOLIC PRIEST AD DRESS 3704 SPRING HILL AVE MOBILE AL 36608

[N00112] KINS, Barbara, of Frederick and Mary Kins, b 7 Oct 1811, bapt 23 Feb 1 812; sponsors James Henry, a young man, and Mary Kins, maiden.

[N00113] Baptism record at St. Vincent from: http://freepages.genealogy.rootswe b.com/%7Ereinsel/okeefe/greenbmd.html
KINTZ, Elizabeth, of Frederick and Mary Kintz, b on the 24th of July o f thi syear, bapt by the same on 10 Aug 1823; sponsors John and his wi fe Elizabeth Kintz.

[N00114] Obit from Pittsburgh Post Gazette, April 13, 2003:

ALBERT, THEODORE
Of Loris, SC, formerly of Munhall, on April 12, 2003; beloved husband of
Louise "Jackie" (Glogowsky); father of Scott R. of West Mifflin, Glen n A.
(Diana) of Virginia Beach, Rand C. (Tracy) of South Park; brother of K enneth
of VA, and David of Lincoln Place; grandfather of Joshua and Trista;
great-grandfather of Savanah, Mikayla and Justin. Friends received at
SAVOLSKIS-WASIK-GLENN FUNERAL HOME, INC. 3501 Main St., Munhall (Membe r
Selected Independent Funeral Homes) Monday 2-4 & 7-9 pm. Funeral Mass
Tuesday 10 am, Holy Angels Church, Hays. Mr. Albert was a retired Roll er
from the USS Irvin Works, served in the Marine Corp, and was a member of the
Homestead Elks and the GCU Lodge 255 of Greenfield.
Please sign the guest book at post-gazette.com
Published in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on 4/13/2003.

[N00115] Obituary for Harry Morgan Bernard:
Harry M. Bernard of 517 Ann St., North Braddock, died Wednesday, July 23, at the Braddock General Hospital. Engaged in the sheet and metal b usiness for over 40 years, he is survived by his wife, Margaret Thoma s Bernard; six sons, four daughters, two brothers, William of Forest H ills, and Lloyd amissionary in Haiti; a sister, Kitty of Homestead an d 16 grandchildren.
Friends are being received at the Popik Funeral Home, 1100 Bell Avenue , North Braddock, where funeral arrangments are being completed.

Card of Thanks from the family:
We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our relative s, freinds, and neighbors for thier kindness ans sympathy shown to us during our recent bereavement, the death of our beloved husband, fathe r and Grandfather HARRY M. BERNARD.
We especially wish to thank Miss Kathryn Kuhlman and the ushers, Pasto r Herbert Webber of the Swissvale Baptist Church, Pastor Peter Bury o f Johnstown, PA., all those who donated care, the N. Braddock Police a nd the Munhall Police escorts, for the many beautiful flowers and kin d offerings, and all who helped in any way to ease our sorrow. Sadly m issed by; Mrs. Margaret Bernard, Mrs Richard McLaughlin, Mrs. Kenneth Cornilison, Harry Bernard Jr., James Bernard, Rev. Robert Bernard, Loi s Bernard, Donald Bernard, Theodore Bernard, Edwin Bernard, Mrs. Norma n Kennedy.

[N00116] Obituary from Augusta Chronicle:
Mrs. Margaret Bernard (EVANS, Ga.)
EVANS, Ga. - Mrs. Margaret Bernard, 95, widow of the late Harry Morga n Bernard, entered in to rest Sunday, April 3, 2005, at Westwood. The funeral will be held at 11:30 a.m. today, Tuesday, April 5, 2005, at P latt's Belair Road Chapel with the Rev. Edwin Bernard officiating. Int erment will follow in Bellevue Memorial Gardens. The family will recei ve friends at the funeral home prior to the funeral from 10 to 11 a.m . Mrs. Bernard was a native of North Braddock, Pennsylvania. She atten ded Westside Baptist Church of Martinez. She was preceded in death by a son the late Donald T. Bernard. Survivors include two sons, Theodor e J. (Sylvia) Bernard of Braddock Hills, Pennsylvania and the Rev. Edw in Y. (Susan) Bernard of Chicago, Illinois, one daughter Gwen A. Pool e of Martinez, Georgia, daughter in law, Rose Nemes Bernard of McKeesp ort, Pennsylvania and 14 grandchildren, 31 great grandchildren and 3 g reat great grandchildren. Platt's Funeral Home 337 N. Belair Rd. Evans , GA 860-6166 The Augusta Chronicle April 5, 2005

[N00117] Obituary for Anna Thomas:
Wednesday, March 15, 1961. Anna, of 517 Ann St. N. Braddock. Beloved m other of Mrs. Margaret Bernard; also four grandchildren, six great-gra ndchildren; sister of John Matto and Sister M. Victoria (Vincentian Si sters of Charity). Friends received at the Popik Funeral Home, 1100 Be ll Avenue, North Braddock. Funeral Saturday. Requiem high mass at St. Michael's R. C. Church 9 a. m. In lieu of flowers, contributions may b e sent to missions.

[N00118] Obituary from the Albuquerque Journal:

JOINER -- Charles M. Joiner a resident of Albuquerque for 54 years pas sed away Tuesday, June 6, 2006 in his home. He was preceded in death b y sons Mark Joiner and Billy Joiner. Charles was survived by his lovin g wife Lucy S. Joiner of Albuquerque; daughter Margo A. Joiner of Gran ts; son Charles Michael Joiner and wife Vera of Albuquerque sister Bes sie McAtee of Alabama; five grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. C harles retired from the U.S Air Force in 1974 after 31 years of servic e. He served under Patton's 5th Army in Europe, and was a decorated Ko rean War Hero. Charles was also a member of the Air Force Sgt. Associa tion. A visitation will be held Sunday, June 11, 2006 at Strong-Thorn e Mortuary from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Funeral Services will be held M onday, June 12, 2006 at 11:00 at Strong-Thorne Mortuary with intermen t to follow at Santa Fe National Cemetery at 1:30 p.m. with Charles Mi chael Joiner, Michael Joiner, David Joiner, Leo Saiz, Ernie Saiz, Al S aiz, and Raymond Sanchez serving as casket bearers. In lieu of flower s please make memorial contributions to the Pancreatic Cancer Associat ion. Services are under the care and direction of: Strong-Thorne Mortu ary 1100 Coal Ave. SE. Albuquerque, NM 87106 505-842-8800

[N00119] From web site: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET &db=jkw2&id=I12124

NOTES & SOURCES:
1. Census records, Youngstown, Unity Twp., Westmoreland Co., PA --
1850 - James Watterson 47, wagonmaker; Mary 40, Ann 19, John 18,
Roseann 15, Matilda 13, Mary 8, James 6, Isabell 1.
1860 - not found in Youngstown
1870 - " "
1880 - Mary Watterson 69, Matilda A. 41, Emma 28.

2. Marriage record: James Waterson to Mary Kintz, 29 Apr. 1829.
Witnesses, Frederick Kintz & John Waterson. Page 98 of "Catholic
Baptisms in Western PA 1799-1828, Father Peter Helbron's Greensburg
Register", Geneal. Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1985.

3. Tax List for Unity Twp., 1828 -- Has James Watterson 24, waggon mak er;
also, John Watterson, 53, farmer & shoemaker (probably his father), &
John "Watteson" 21, farmer & teacher (possibly his brother).

4. Tax List for Unity Twp., 1838 -- Has James "Waterson" taxed on a
2 acre outlot in Youngstown.

5. Tax List for Youngstown Boro, 1851 --
James Watterson, Wagonmaker (75); House & Lot (800); House & Lot (95).
His tenant was Jaco Siegfreid.
Watterson & Kintz - House, Lot, Shop & Store House (500t).
Tenant was L. Keiflin.

6. Some Deeds to James Watterson -- (Grantee Index)
DB 20:118, Youngstown - James Waterson from Ludwig Ritter, Franklin Co .
16 Oct. 1832. [Release - pertains to purchase of Lot #1 in Youngstown , formerly
property of Elias Ritter, Sr., deceased. $68 paid to Ludwick Ritter.]

DB 21:259, Unity Twp. - James Watterson from Dr. Patrick Magirr, 24 De c. 1832.
[pertains to lot on S side of Main St., Youngstown, with house & shop , for $700.]

DB 22: 62, Youngstown - James Waterson from Elias Ritter, Jr., Stark C o., Ohio,
30 Sept 1835. [Release - pertains to Lot #1 in Youngstown. $50 paid t o Ritter.]

DB 30:67, Unity Twp. - James Watterson from John Rowan & Ellen, Unity Twp.,
16 May 1846. [land in Unity twp. on N side of Greensburgh & Stoystown Turnpike,
adj. James Keenan, Isaac Tallman? & D. Boyd, Abraham Horback, 12 3/4 a cres, $400.]

DB 35:27, Derry & Unity - James Watterson from James Nichols Est.,23 N ov 1852.
DB 40:266, Youngstown - James Watterson from Edward J. Keenan, 6 Apr. 1857.
DB 48:274, Youngstown - James Watterson from Wm. S. Head, 20 Feb. 1863 .
Also --
DB 144:186, Unity - John F. Watterson from Mary Watterson, 26 Apr. 188 6.
[These 4 deeds were not examined for content.]

7. Some Watterson deeds from the Grantor Index --
James Watterson by Executor to:
DB 66:1, Unity Twp. - to Joseph West, 10 Feb. 1870.
DB 66:134, Unity/Youngstown - to David S. Gibson, 9 Mar. 1870.
DB 66:187, Unity Twp. - to Jacob A. West, 19 Mar 1870.
DB 66:508, Unity Twp. - to David Williams, 9 May 1870.
DB 67:615, Youngstown - to Catherine Roth, 6 Oct. 1870.
DB 68:222, Youngstown/Unity - to Daniel Shirey, 16 Dec. 1870.
DB 68: 509, Unity - to Jacob Shirey, Sr., 27 Feb. 1871.
DB 120:111, Unity - to Thomas Carnahan, 5 Feb. 1884.
John F. Watterson to --
DB 96:500, Youngstown - to Mary Watterson, 28 Aug 1878.
DB 119:580, Youngstown - to John Ross, 20 June 1883.
James Watterson Estate to --
DB 144:186, Unity twp. - Ann M. Conklin, 26 Apr. 1886.
DB 147: 248, Unity twp. - Robert Ross, 2 Nov 1886.
[These deeds were not examined.]

8. Will of James Watterson, Youngstown -- Will Bk. 5:272-273. Written
29 Mar. 1869, proved 14 July 1869. Wit. - E.S. Riggs, W.A. McKnight.
Executors - son John F. Watterson, & Archibald Fletcher (both of Young stown).
Wife - Mary. Children - Mariah (x Henry Conklin), John F. Watterson,
Rosanna Watterson, Matilda Watterson, Mary (x James McKenna),
James Watterson, Emma Watterson, Alice Watterson. Gave to his wife Mar y
"the house and lot in which I now reside in the said Borough known as the
Washington House...also the big bay horse knows as Charley Horse and a lso
two good cows, together with the back lot known as the trucks lot...al l during
her natural lifetime and at her death to be sold by my Executors...th e proceeds
to be divided among my children..." He also willed one half of his oth er house
in Youngstown (adjoining George Albert, Daniel J. Gibson & Main St.) t o his
son John F. Watterson, plus $300. Says the other half of this house be longs
to his wife, Mary Watterson, given to her by her father. The remainer of his
estate funds were to be divided among his children.
[The will does not mention "Isabell", who was 1 yr. in the 1850 census .]

Other estate documents for James Watterson --
Letters of Admin - AD 2:432 53 of 1869
Widows App't - WA 1:295 34 of 1869
Sale RE - OC 6:323 7M of 1870
Acc't Rec'd - AC 5:241 34 M of 1873
Petition for Dist. - OC 16: 303-304 45A of 1888
Acc'ts Rec. - AC 10: 154 7F 1888
Sched. Dist. - DN 7:292 7M of 1888
[Patrick McAtee was appointed guardian of Emma J. Watterson -- OC 6:30 8, 47F, 1870]
In the Petition for Distribution (OC 16:303) Mary Watterson, widow of James, was
living at Indianapolis, Indiana, where several of her children had set tled. She asked the
court to allow final distribution of the proceeds of the estate of Jam es Watterson to
his heirs. The house & lot in Youngstown had been sold in 1870, and th e money held
in trust for Mary, his widow, for her support, but she now wanted dist ribution. This
was done in the May term, 1888 (DN 7:292), $386.70 each to Mrs. Ann M . Conklin,
Mrs. Rose C. McKnight, Miss Ann Matilda Watterson, Miss Emma J. Watter son,
John F. Watterson, Mrs. Mary McCoy [dau. of James A. Watterson, dec'd. ]. The
share of Mary Watterson McKenna, dec'd., was divided between her sons James A.
McKenna and Frank G. McKenna. [See also OC 16:303.]
At the time of this document, Roseanna & Wm. McKnight were living in Y oungstown,
but all other children were in Indianapolis with Mary. Frank J. McKenn a was in
Pittsburgh. Mary Watterson McCoy & husband were in Latrobe.

9. Family gravestones at St. Vincent Catholic Cemetery, Unity Twp. :
a.) Old style dark sandstone marker, rectangular, scalloped top - "Inf ant daughter
of James & Mary Watterson, Aug. 25, 1838."
b.) "JAMES WATTERSON, Died May 31, 1869 in his 6_ th Year. Our Father"
This is a large marble obelisk-style marker. Part of the date is badl y weathered,
but the month of death is clearly readable as May.
c.) "DOROTHY, wife of John F. Watterson. Died Aug. 23, 1872 in the 24t h year
of her age. My Wife." This is also a marble obelisk marker, but in thi s case the
inscription is clear. [See notes under John F. Watterson for more.] Th is is probably
the first wife of John Watterson (1831-1890), oldest son of James & Ma ry Watterson.
His second wife is supposed to have been Anna Condron, married in 1873 , according
to other Watterson researchers.]
Photos of the above 3 gravestones were provided by Judy Zink Svidron,
Greensburg, PA.
d.) BARBARA T. wife of Jas. A. Watterson DIED April 8, 1868 Aged 26 ye ars
and 10 days. Rectangular marble stone, weathered. [See notes under Jam es A. Watterson
& Barbara Kirchner]

10. "St. Vincent Catholic Cemetery, Unity Township, Westmoreland Count y",
In: Old Westmoreland (Quarterly), Vol. 3, No. 2, p. 50 -- Lists 11 Wat tersons:
Infant d/o James & Mary, d. 25 Aug 1838.
Alice, d. 23 Jan? 1870, aged 15 yrs.
Barbara T., w/o Jas A., d. 05? Apr. 186?, aged 26y & 10d
Catharine G., d. 03? Sep 1844?, aged 1_ & 1d.
Dorothy, w/o John F., d. 23 Aug 1872, aged 24 y.
Isabella C., d/o J & M, d. 16 Mar. 1852, aged 3y 1m 28d
James, d. 31 May 1869, aged 66 years, father.
Mary, w/o James, born 1808, died 1888. [?]
Joshua W., d. 15 Nov. 1861, aged 38y 6m 2d. [prob. d. 1851, s/o John & Regina]
Sarah, d/o James & Mary, d. 03 Sept 1839.
William s/o ____ (too worn).

11. Death notice (from Della Reagan Fischer's "Deaths, Old Newspapers , 1866-1900" --
"Watterson, James. d. 5-31-1869, age 63 yrs." PA ARGUS & WESTMORELAND
DEMOCRAT (6-11-1869).

12. See notes under his son, James A. Watterson, for more on localite s in
Youngstown & Unity Twp. Also notes under his father, John Watterson, i n
Derry Twp.

13. Census records for family after the death of James Watterson --
1870 - Indianapolis, Marion Co., IN - 3rd Ward - Mary Waterson 61, b. PA;
John 37, Tillie 27, Emma 17 (all born PA.) Next house was James Waters on, 35,
clerk in store, b. PA, Dora 20, b. PA, James & Dora, 6 mo., b. Apr., I ndiana.
Also in 3rd Ward, Indianapolis - Henry Conklin 41, b. OH, Ann 37, b. P A., James 15,
b. KY, John Watson 35, clerk in Store, b. PA. (This family also in Ind ianapolis, 1st
Ward, in 1860. Wife's name Amanda M.)

14. City Directory for Indianapolis, Indiana for 1889 & 1890 show Mar y Watterson,
& Anna M. Conklin at 47 Elm; John F. Watterson, cabinetmaker, at 22 Bi rd Block.
Other Wattersons also in the 1890 Directory.

[N00120] From Web site: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET &db=jkw2&id=I12132

NOTES & SOURCES:
1. Names & dates for this family are from the database of Robert G. Wa lsh,
ID=rogewai, "Nicholas Buck's Descendants". His source: "Eck Families" by
Helen E. Arkey, 1992.

2. Database of Debbie Hobba (ID=hobba), "Hobba & Musser Ancestors &
Related Families" on worldconnect also has names & dates for this fami ly,
and important notes which tell more about John Watterson & Regina Egg/ Eck.
She says that John Watterson was taken in & raised in the
Catholic faith by the parents of Regina, after the death of his parent s in 1781.
The Egg/Eck house was built right on the PA-MD state line.
She says John & Regina & family moved in 1825 to Cumberland Co., PA th en into
Westmoreland County. According to this story, they lived along the ol d Pgh. Pike[US 30],
in Derry Twp., and were buried in Blairsville. [Their son John Sylvest er Watterson
lived in Blairsville.] The tax list below shows John Watterson in Unit y Twp. in 1828,
however.

3. Tax List for Unity Twp., Westmoreland Co. in 1828 --
John Watterson 53, farmer & shoemaker; James Watterson 24, Waggonmaker ;
John "Watteson" 21, farmer & teacher [was this John Sylvester Watterso n?]

4. I did not find a census record for John Watterson in PA (index chec ked for 1810-1850).
However, there was a J. Watterson in Frederick Co., MD in 1810 which c ould be this
family.

5. Two of the children, James Watterson (x Mary Fintz) & Mary Ann Watt erson
(x Henry Sindorf), were married in Westmoreland Co., by Father Peter H elbron. See
notes under each.

6. A short sketch of John Watterson, Sr., "History of Indiana Co., PA " by Caldwell,
1880, p. 376, says "John Watterson, Sr., was a native of Carrol County , Maryland,
from which he migrated in 1825 to New Derry, Westmoreland Co.
He died in 1853, at the age of seventy-nine. His first wife, who was R egina Ake, died
in 1840, at the age of sixty-two. His second wife, who was Mrs. Sarah Crate nee
Hanlon, is still living. His children were:
James, d., married to Mary Kintz;
John S. [see notes under his name for details];
Amos, d., marr. to Ellen Clark, d.;
Joshua, d.;
Mary Ann, d., marr. to Henry Sindorf."

7. Westmoreland Co. Probate Index -- John Watterson, Sr. (no township given),
John S. Watterson & James Watterson, Administrators.
Letters of Admin. - AD 1:48 59 of 1853
Widows Apport. - WA 1:29 22 of 1853
Accts. Rec'd - AC 2:19 30 F of 1857

8. Deeds related to this John Watterson --
DB 24:549 - Derry Twp., to John Waterson, Derry Twp., from Manes/Manas
Boner & Margaret, Derry Twp., 29 Mar 1839. recorded 3 Aug. 1839. $499 for
lot in Derry Twp. on Highway adj. other land of Boner, Wm. Devers, 48 acres &
111 1/2 perches.

DB 34:473 - Derry Twp., to John Watterson from Michael Frantz, 24 Sept . 1852.

9. Deed involving his 3 sons - DB 40:26-27 - 7 Apr. 1856 - William Hol mes &
Jane of Derry Twp. to James Waterson of Westmoreland Co., John S. Wate rson &
Amos S. Waterson of Indiana Co., for $350, lot near Bairdstown, Derry Twp.

[N00121] Gall, Mary J.
Ross

Mary J. (Geis) Gall, 83, of Ross, died Wednesday, Feb. 14, 2007. Belov ed wife of Joseph F. Loving mother of Kathleen (James) Miller, Linda ( Joseph) Hepburn, Janice Duffy and Joseph (Bonnie) and David Gall. Gran dmother of Mark, Jim, Colleen, Lisa, Bradley, Brandon and stepgrandso n Bill. Sister of Dorothy Reel, Edna Jane McAtee, Laverne Secor and th e late Vincent Geis. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Frid ay at the H.P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME INC., 1032 Perry Highway, Ross, 412 -364-4444. Mass of Christian Burial will be at 1 p.m. Saturday in St. Sebastian Church. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Mary's name to Good Samaritan Hospice, 3500 Brooktree Road, Suite 320, Wexfor d, PA 15090.

[N00122] Title: Goshenhoppen Registers 1741-1819, The
Publication: Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1984
Note:
Registers of Baptisms, Marriages, and Deaths of the Catholic Mission a t Goshenhopen (Bally) , Washington Township, Berks County, Pennsylvani a, reprinted from Records of the American Cat holic Historical Societ y of Philadelphia

[N00123] The following is an excerpt from The History of Renville County, Minne sota
By Franklyn Curtiss-Wedge, Renville County Pioneer
Page 938.
It mentions the Kerr Family in Westmoreland County, PA
James George, of Scotch ancestry, was born in Ireland in
1760. He came to America in 1778 and made his home in Dauphin
county, Pennsylvania. He married Mary McClure, also of Scotch-
Irish descent, in 1790, and crossed the Alleghanies, where he possesse d
himself of 240 acres of land in Loyalhannah township,
Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania. He died Jan. 18, 1854. The
home place descended to William, the youngest son, and remained
in his possession to the date of his death. He was born May 28,
1816, married Nancy McBride in December, 1844, and died Jan.
21, 1891. On the death of William, the old home was left to his
wife for life with remainder over to the two youngest sons. It
is still in her possession (1916). William was the father of William
Wallace, mentioned above.
Nancy McBride, born July 29, 1827, the wife of William
George, Sr., was the daughter of Hon. Henry McClure McBride
and Elizabeth (Kerr) McBride. Henry McClure McBride was
born Aug. 16, 1800, on the old McBride homestead adjoining that
of the Georges. His marriage took place Sept. 20, 1824. He
served two terms as state senator and filled other local public office s
and died Jan. 7, 1875. He is buried with his father, grandfather
and great-grandfather in the family cemetery. The home
descended to his son, James, who left it to his daughter, Lulu,
now the wife of William Beatty. The parents of Henry were
James McBride and Martha (Young) McBride. James was born
March 15, 1758, in New Jersey. He was a soldier of the Revolution,
serving in Captain James Moore's company, of Westmoreland
County Rangers. His father was a member of the same company.
He died Dec. 21, 1837, at the age of eighty, after a life of
many hardships. One of his daughters was killed in an Indian
raid during the war. His pension papers for services in the Revolution
are on record at the United States Pension Office, Book C.,
Vol. 5, page 84. He was the son of James McBride, Sr., and Mary,
his wife. James, Sr., was born in 1717 and died in 1812. His
will was probated June 17, 1812, and was dated March 2, 1805,
and is recorded in Will Book I, page 285, Westmoreland county,
Pennsylvania. In 1802, January 8, he deeded the old home to his
son, James, after having possession for several years.
Elizabeth Kerr, the wife of Henry McClure McBride, born
March 4, 1804, died March 28, 1874, was the daughter of David
Kerr and Nancy (Huey) Kerr. David was born Jan. 30, 1783,
and fought in the war of 1812. He died Sept. 27, 1866. His
parents were William Kerr and Margaret (Young) Kerr. He
also was a member of Captain James Moore 's company of rangers.
Martha Young, the wife of James McBride, Jr., born in 1759,
died April 15, 1828, was the daughter of Alexander Young and
Anna, his wife. Alexander died in 1798. The county records
show that letters of administration of his estate were granted
Sept. 26, 1798. He is buried on the old farm. The will of his
father, Alexander, was probated in Lancaster county, Pennsylvania,
in 1751. Alexander, Sr., was the son of James Young, who
was the son of Captain Thomas Young, of London, who settled in
Jamestown, Virginia.
The Youngs, through two lines, are descended from Kings
of Wales. Tudor Trevor, the son of the heiress of William le
Yonge, was the grandfather of Henry Tudor, who slew Richard
III of England at Bosworth field and became Henry VII of England,
fulfilling the prophecy that a Welchman would some day
rule over Great Britain.
Nancy Huey, the wife of David Kerr, was the daughter of
Joseph Huey and Jane (Love) Huey. Joseph died in 1806.
Mary McClure, the wife of James George, was born in Dauphin
county, Pennsylvania, Oct. 19, 1770, and died in 1841.
According to the "History of Westmoreland County," the
Georges, McBrides and Kerrs were among the earliest settlers
in the county.

[N00124] Burial::
Oakwood Cemetery
Montgomery
Montgomery County
Alabama, USA
Plot: 270
Note: S/W Corner, behind office

[N00125] He is listed in the 1850 Census of Unity Township, Westmoreland Count y PA as being 25 years old and living with a family named Fletcher.

[N00126] JAMES EDWARD KIBEL, an expert granite and marble cutter of Ligonier, W estmoreland county, Pennsylvania, is a representative of the third gen eration of the Kibel family in the United States.

(I) Marcus Kibel, founder of the Kibel family in America, and grandfat her of James Edward Kibel, was born in Hapstein, in the principality o f Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany. He obtained a good common school educatio n and then learned the trade of weaving. He emigrated to the United St ates with his wife and five sons, in 1832, and they landed in Baltimor e; Maryland. They finally settled in Liberty township, Adams county, P ennsylvania, where Mr. Kibel followed his trade of weaving. The date o f his death is not known, but his wife died September 18, 1862. He an d his family were members of the Catholic church. He married, in Germa ny, Anna Vena Schneider, and their children were: Luobolt, George, Edm und B., of whom later; Joseph, and Blausius,

(II) Edmund B. Kibel, third son and child of Marcus (i) and Anna Vena (Schneider) Kibel, was born in Germany in 1818. He came to America wit h his parents and brothers in 1832. He learned the trade of a carpente r in Emmettsburg, Maryland, with the firm of Storm & Shrob. He was in their employ for a number of years, going thence to Baltimore and Phil adelphia, and from there to Vicksburg, Mississippi. There he was in bu siness as a contractor, but upon the breaking out of yellow fever he w ent to New Orleans, later to Houston, Texas, finally coming north and settling in Ligonier Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania. Here he again took up his work as a carpenter, and continued this actively until wit hin a few years of his death He was an expert mechanic, and a reliabl e and honest business man. In politics he was a Democrat, and in relig ious faith a Catholic. He died December 8, 1902, and his wife died Feb ruary 15, 1889. Mr. Kibel martied, February 7, 1860, Elizabeth McAtee , born in Youngstown, Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania, May 1, 1829, daughter of Bernard and Elizabeth (Keenan) McAtee. Their children are : James Edward, of whom later; Francis Joseph, born January 12, 1864, resides in Ligonier; Rebecca Gertrude, born March i, 1865, died Septem ber 19, 1865.

(III) James Edward Kibel, eldest child of Edmund B. (2) and Elizabeth (McAtee) Kibel, was born in Ligonier, Westmoreland county, Pennsylvani a, April 8, 1861. He was educated in the common schools of his native town, and made excellent progress as a pupil. At the age of eighteen, having decided upon a mechanical career, he apprenticed himself to Pat rick Boyle, of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, to learn the trade of granite cutting. He served his full term of apprenticeship, and then remained in the employ of Mr. Boyle for fourteen years, becoming in that time a most expert workman in all kinds of stone carving and working. His w ork is to be seen on many of the most famous and beautiful buildings i n Pittsburg. He returned to Ligonier in 1893, and entered the employ o f the McColly brothers. When they removed 'their business to Latrobe, Mr. Kibel went with them and continued in their employ until the firm was dissolved, one brother going into the marble and and faithful in h is private and personal dealings as in matters of business, and his st eadfastness of character has won for him a large circle of friends. Al though affiliating with the Democratic party, Mr. Kibel is extremely i ndependent in his political views.
From:
History of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania
Vol. 3
By: John N. Boucher
The Lewis Publishing Company
New York - Chicago, 1906

[N00127] Buried in Arnettsville, VW cemetery

[N00129] 1/5/2010 - According to his great grandaughter Carol Romansky Marsh, T ony'sLithuanian name is Antanas. I will add this as an AKA. Also, she said she has a photo of Tony and Anna and that they died of influenza in Lithuania in 1921.

[N00131] Angela Semk obit
Angela M. Semk, 13, of Carrick, died Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1995. She is s urvived by her parents, Mark and Carol Semk; one sister; and her pater nal grandparents. She was preceded in death by her maternal grandparen ts. Friends received Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at SAVOLSKIS-W ASIK-GLENN FUNERAL HOME INC., 3501 Main St., Munhall. A Funeral Mass w ill be celebrated Saturday at 11 a.m. in St. Therese Church, Munhall.

[N00132] Last place of residence: 28173 Waxhaw, Union, North Carolina, United S tates of America

[N00133] The name of Julia Ann Romansky's spouse came from an email from Ramon a Shuman, received January 2nd, 2010.

[N00136] 1/5/10 - the name Romanuaskas is an approximate spelling given to me b y Carol Romansky Marsh. She said the name was changed to Romansky afte r the family moved to the USA.

[N00137] 1/5/2010 - Carol Romansky Marsh gave me this person's name. Waiting fo r aditional info from her. The spelling could be Romonauskas.

[N00138] 1/5/2010 - Carol Romansky Marsh gave me this person's name. Waiting fo r aditional info from her.

[N00139] 1/5/2010 - Carol Romansky Marsh said she has a photo of Tony and Anna and that they died of influenza in Lithuania in 1921.

[N00140] 1/17/2010 - George Romansky's obituary says that he had a sister in Li thuania named Mrs. Julia Chaneras.

[N00141] 1/5/2010 - Carol Romansky Marsh has information that Anna was born in Pajuris, Klaidpeda, Lithuania. Waiting for more information.

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