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Genealogy Report for Jacob Zent and Susanna Hirschberger: Descendants of Jacob Zent, Jr. Generation No. 1 1. JACOB4 ZENT, JR. (JOHANN JACOB G.3, HANS JACOB2 ZEND, JOHANN MARTIN1) was born 31 Jan 1763 in Cocalico Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania1, and died 28 Oct 1845 in Baughman Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania2,3. He married SUSANNA HIRSCHBERGER 03 May 1785 in Swamp Reformed Church, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania4,5, daughter of ISAAC HIRSCHBERGER. She was born 30 Apr 1765 in prob. Pennsylvania6, and died 31 Mar 1841 in Franklin County, Pennsylvania7. Notes for JACOB ZENT, JR.: 1790 Census, Dauphin County, PA lists: Jacob Zent, 1 male 16+, 2 males under 16, 2 females. (Note: listed next to Daniel, Conrad and Abraham Howser) Jacob names in his will: (probated 1845) Samuel Zent and Jacob Bowman of Stark County, Ohio, the land on which daughter Susanna and her husband Jacob Snider now live; in trust for said Susanna and her children; Samuel Cover, married to daughter Elizabeth, $300, to purchase land in Crawford County, Ohio; children of son John, dec'd, his son Jacob; children of daughter Catherine Myers, dec'd, her son Samuel Miller; son Samuel; daughter Sarah, married to Samuel Spoonhour; Polly Wingert married to John Wingert; daughter Mary married to Jacob Bowman; daughter Nancy, lately married to John M. Green and now dec'd; Nancy's children; Son John, dec'd., has 4 children; the clothing belonging to me or my deceased wife are to be disposed of be my executors amony my heirs at private sale, if that cannot be done, then to the poor. Executors: Grandson Samuel Miller, son of my daughter Catherine, dec'd and Samuel Myers married to my grandaughter Susanna, being a daughter of my son John Zent, dec'd. An additional executor was Jacob Eberly, married to my grandaughter Polly, daughter of my son John Zent, dec'd. (Penn. Achives, 5th series, Vol. 7, p. 561) Jacob was incorrectly identified as serving in the Revolutionary War under Captain Michael Moyer, 1778-1779 in "American Revolutionary Soldiers of Franklin County, Pennsylvania". This is unlikely since he would have been 15 years old at the time. (This was his father, Jacob.) However, he most probably was the Jacob Zent that served in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania in 1784 with Capt. Reams 6th Battallion, 3rd Class (Penn. Archives 6th series, Vol. 3, p. 541,548), and "Return of Male" 4th Compamy, 1st Battallion of Dauphin County, Pennsylvania in 1786 (Penn. Archives 6th series, Vol. 3, p. 359). Since Dauphin County was established in 1785 (previously part of Lancaster County), this would explain the different locations.
Jacob ZENT Sex: M Marriage(s): Spouse: Susanna HIRSCHBERGER Marriage: 3 May 1785 Cocalico, Lancaster, Pennsylvania Source Information: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Batch number: 7410821 Sheet: 74
From World Family Tree, Cd#15, Tree #611: From :"History of Stark County, Ohio - 1881" "---Chapel 1829-30, Assession of New Members from Franklin Coounty, Pennsylvania: Abraham Bowman and family, Samuel Zent and Family" Zent's 1844 will mentions : Susanna Snider of Wayne County OH 11 twp, Rane 10, she owns 122 acres of section 3 1844 Will also mentions the following names: Susanna Snider Elizabeth John Zent - and 4 children: dau: Susanna, Polly Catherine Myers Samuel Zent Sarah Spoonhour Mary Bowman (Jacob Bowman) Nancy Green "American Revolutionary Soldiers of Franklin County, Pennsylvania:, DAR Chapter, Chambersburg, PA 1944 JACOB ZENT served as a private in Lancaster County Penna, under Captain Michael Moyer 1778-79. His wife, Susanna, born April 30, 1765 died March 13, 1841, is buried in the White Church graveyard in Guilford twp, Franklin County and it is probable he is beside her, but has no stone. The will of Jacob Zent is dated and probated 1844-45. He names Samuel Zent and Jacob Bowman of Stark County Ohio , the land on which Susanna and husband Jacob Snider now live; in trust for said Susanna and her children; Samuel Cover, married to daughter Elizabeth $300, to purchase land in Crawford County Ohio, children of son John, dcd., his son Jacob; children of daughter Catherine Myers, decd, her son Samuel Miller; son Samuel; daughter Sarah married to Samuel Spoonhour,Polly Wingert married to John Wingert; daughter Mary married to Jacob Bowman; daughter Nancy, lately married to John M. Green and now deceased, Nancy's children, son John decd, has 4 children. The clothing belonging to me or my deceased wife are to be desposed of by my executors among my heirs at private sale if that cannot be done, then to the poor. Executors: GrandsonSamuel Miller, son of my daughter Catherine, dcd, and Samuel Myers, married to my grandaughter Susanna, being a daughter of my son John Zent, decd. An additional executor was Jacob Eberly, married to my grandaughterPolly, daughter of my son John Zent, decd. From : Pennsylvania Archives, 5th Series, Volume 7, p. 561 1800 Census Pa- Dauphin County' ZENT, Jacob 1820 PA Census ZENT- Jacob, John, Samuel, All Franklin County 1830 Census Ohio ZENT Daniel Knox County 251 John Knox 251
HOUK, Jacob. B.431. Catherine Houk, widow renounces her right to administer on the estate of her husband Jacob Houk, 8 Nov 1810. Letters of administration granted to Jacob Zent, 8 Dec 1810. Sureties: Jacob Leidr and John Bender. HAUK, Jacob. C.143. 28 Jul 1813. Letters of adm. on the estate of Jacob Hauk granted to John Stump and Frederick Hess.
Possible Lead: Ancestry.com search: Gedcom Family Entry: submitted by: [email protected] Husband:Phillip Casper Bowman Father: David Bowman Mother: Elizabeth (Bowman) Wife:Katy Fast Father: Johann Nicklaus Fast Mother: Cadarina Margaretha Dorner Marriage Date:14 FEB 1774Marriage Place:, Lancaster Co, PA Children: Elizabeth Bowman John Jacob Bowman, b. 11/23/1779, Redstone, Fayette County, PA, d. 9/9/1864, Lisbon, Columbiana, OH Christian Bowman Jacob Bowman, b. 1786, Fayette County, PA, d. Goshen Twp, Mahoning, OH Joshua Bowman Keziah Bowman John Nicholas Bowman Charlotte Bowman Sarah Bowman Rebecca Bowman Catherine Bowman Joannah Bowman Rachel Bowman
Possible Leads: AN INDEX TO THE WILL BOOKS AND INTESTATE RECORDS OF LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 1729-1850 INDEX to the WILL BOOKS OF LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 1729 - 1850 page 4 Name: Bowman, Jacob Year: 1753 Book: B Volume: 1 Page: 12 AN INDEX TO THE WILL BOOKS AND INTESTATE RECORDS OF LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 1729-1850 INDEX to the WILL BOOKS OF LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 1729 - 1850 page 4 Name: Bowman, Jacob Year: 1784 Book: D Volume: 1 Page: 447 AN INDEX TO THE WILL BOOKS AND INTESTATE RECORDS OF LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 1729-1850 INDEX to the INTESTATE RECORDS OF LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 1729 - 1850 page 56 Name: Bowman, Jacob Year: 1745 AN INDEX TO THE WILL BOOKS AND INTESTATE RECORDS OF LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 1729-1850 INDEX to the INTESTATE RECORDS OF LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 1729 - 1850 page 56 Name: Bowman, Jacob Year: 1849 Book: N Volume: 1 Page: 270 Record of Pennsylvania Marriages Prior to 1810 Volume 1 Marriage Record of the Lutheran Church, New Hanover, Montgomery County, PA, 1745–1809 1805, July 14, Bierbrauer, Christina, and Jacob Bowman. HEADS OF FAMILIES AT THE FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES TAKEN IN THE YEAR 1790 PENNSYLVANIA DAUPHIN COUNTY. HARRISBURGH TOWN. Name of head of family: Bowman, Jacob Free white males of 16 years and upward, including heads of families: 1 Free white males under 16 years: 3 Free white females, including heads of families: 4 HEADS OF FAMILIES AT THE FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES TAKEN IN THE YEAR 1790 PENNSYLVANIA DAUPHIN COUNTY. HARRISBURGH TOWN. Name of head of family: Bowman, Jacob Free white males of 16 years and upward, including heads of families: 1 Free white males under 16 years: 1 Free white females, including heads of families: 2
Notes for JOHN ZENT: Need more information on descendants of this John Zent, please contact me if you have information on this family. "A Few Old Cemeteries", Cumberland Valley Chronicles, Burkhart Copyright © 1997 by Henry J. and Judith L. Young Thayer. This copy contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives. [email protected] pp. 333-344: God's Acre Cemetery. (Oldest cemetery in Shippensburg.) located: intersection King and Prince Street, Shippensburg Zent Elizabeth 343/b 1852 @61 Zent John 343/b 1833 @46
Sarah Ann Zent, b. 1817, d. 3/20/1909 m. Rudolph Bollinger, b. 10/29/1817 in PA, d. 2/6/1899, Richland County, Ohio, son of Michael Bollinger and Elizabeth ??? daughter: Sarah Ann Bollinger, b. 1855, Richland County, Ohio, m. Albert W. WEAVER
Notes for JACOB SNIDER: http://www.skyenet.net/~kaneka4/Snid-gen1.htm SCHNEIDER / SNYDER / SNIDER (Various spellings for the name Schneider ... Sneder, Schnyder, Sneeder, Schneder, Schnader, Sneider, Snyder, Snider, Snader, & Schneider (the latter believed to be the correct orthography).
(The above came from northern Switzerland near the Baden/Wurtemberg Germany boarder line by way of Holland, and England. They parted from Cowes, Isle of Wight, 7 July 1729 on the ship "Allen", James Craigie ship's master. These Schneider's arrived in Philadelphia and took the oath of allegiance to King George II, King of England, on 15 Sept. 1729. They then made their way to Weber-thal, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania where their friends George, Henry, & Jacob Weber (Swiss Mennonites) had settled some time earlier. (These Weber's later changed their name to Weaver)) Christian Schneider obtained 138 acres on the north & south of Conestoga Creek, adjoining the land of George Weber (this land was later conveyed to him by deed by Thomas & Richard Penn. Christian erected a cabin on the south bank of Conestoga Creek at a spring (land owned by John Trego in 1903, in East EArl Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa.) Christian lived here tile his death in 1793. (Death records of Christian and Susanna are in the Zeltenreich Church Records.) The descendants of Christian are buried in New Holland & Zeltenreich Reformed Church cemeteries. John Michael, son of Christian, received a deed from the Executive Council of Pa. for 100 acres, adjoining his father's on the west, dated 4 April 1785. John Michael also purchased 44 acres and 146 perches from Peter & Barbara Worst which laid immediately north of his 100 acre tract. The original land purchased by Christian in 1733 passed out of the family in 1881 when Isaac Schneider, son of Christian Jr. died. John Michael and his brother Christian Jr. erected a barn on the land originally held by their father in 1781. In 1903 this barn was still standing on the land then owned by Elais Martin. Jacob & Mathais patented 250 acres of land northeast of Weber-thal, Center Reformed & Lutheran Church (now St. John's) is in Weber-thal. Jacob also purchased land form William Morris. There is currently a break in these records until the early 1800's. It appears the John Schneider listed in Lancaster Co., Pa. in the 1820 census, migrated to Ohio in 1828 or 1829. At this time the spelling was written as 'Snider'. The Pennsylvania Military Records listed John Schneider as serving in the Revolutionary War and being shot in the head. The researcher, Howard Snider, believes this same John Schneider who was wounded was the grandfather of John Schneider/Snider who moved from Lancaster Co., Rapho Twp., Manheim (Mannheim), Pa. to Ohio. No documents have been found to prove this at this time. Questions remain ... was this John Schneider the son of Christian or Jacob ??? The old John Snider farm and home is located southeast of Morges, Ohio, about ½ mile east of Morges. There were about 260 acres and some of the old buildings were known to be standing. Carroll Co. records at Carrollton, Ohio show George, James & Jacob Snider conveyed property to John Finefrock by quick claim deed (Lucetta's husband). The description of the John Snider farm was SE ¼ and E ½ and SW ¼ of Sect 11, Twp 16, Range 7 in Carroll Co., Ohio. John Schneider/Snider ... Elizabeth Schroyer
Hi Rooters, Looking for anyone doing research on the following Snider line. From Genforum.com post: Catharina Margaretha Schneider, Lancaster Co., PA Posted by: Elaine Campbell (ID *****3047) Date: February 29, 2004 at 08:08:01 of 2723 Catharina Margaretha Schneider m Johann Nicholaus Wild on 20 Oct 1741 at the Muddy Creek Lutheran Church, Lancaster Co.,PA. Does anyone know the names of the parents of Catharina? I would be pleased to hear from anyone researching this family. Thanks. Elaine Jacob Snider b/unknown, married (1) unknown (2) Margaret Studebaker. Jacob immigrated to this country with his father Jacob Shnyder. Records show he served in the Pennsylvania Troops as an Ensign at Fort Norris in 1757 and resigned his commission at Fort Bedford Post and returned to Berkeley County, Virginia in 1759. The rent rolls follows a land purchase of 140 acres on Back Creek from Lord Fairfax on Feb. 17, 1773, and it is on this piece of land that the original Snider Mill was constructed on Back Creek. Children by Unknown:
Abraham m/(1) Sara Chidester, (2) Mary Miller and (3) Catherine Miller. A total of 14 children resulted from these marriages. One child Jacob Snider, born to Sara Chidester, married (1) Ada Butts, (2) married Margaret Inbody on May 2, 1839 in Hocking County, Ohio by J.H. Boice M.G. I would certainly appreciate hearing from anyone doing research on this particular line of the Snider family. Have a lot of information to share and very willing to share. Charles Rutter [email protected]
Notes for MR. SAMUEL MILLER: Another source says Catherine Zent married JOHN Miller.
Notes for SAMUEL H. ZENT: Samuel H. Zent, was born 9 Feb. 1791 in Pennsylvania, and died on 2 March, 1855 in Stark County, Ohio. His will was dated 10 Feb. 1846, and probated 10 March, 1855. (Canton Ohio; Doc. 1783 - OS Book C., page 153, Doc. D, page 139) He was buried in the Old Armstrong Cemetery, Tuscarawas Township, Stark County, Ohio. He married Elizabeth Hege, daughter of Christian and Maria (Shank) Hege, who was born 16 Nov. 1797 in Franklin County, Pennsylvania, and died 7 May, 1877 in Mansfield, Richland County, Ohio; buried in Mansfield, Ohio - inscription reads: 79y, 5mo., 21d. In the 1850 census, Samuel is listed as being a farmer and having 5400 acres. (Information from "History of Stark County" - Tuscarawas Township. "Pigeon Run Chapel U.B. Church", page 409 lists: In 1829-1830, there was an ancession of new members from Franklin County, Pennsylvania. Abraham Bowman and his family, and Samuel Zent and his family.
Notes for SARAH ZENT: In the will of Sarah's father, Jacob, it states that Sarah married Samuel Spoonhour, and later in the same will, lists it as John Spoonhour. Sarah first married Henry Hedge.
Notes for POLLY ZENT: Subj: Zent Family Date: 98-07-16 22:48:32 EDT From: [email protected] (Lee Wingard) Here's what I know about grandmother Polly Zent. Her birthdate is Mar 19, 1799 and she was born in PA, she married John Wingert/Wingard on March 8, 1821. John was born in Franklin County PA Sept 13, 1798. Polly and John moved from PA to Stark County, OH sometime during the 1820's and they had four children, 3 sons and one daughter. Today at the library I learned that Jacob Zent also lived in Franklin County (1830 census) and he probably had 6 daughters and 2 sons. Jacob lived in Dauphin county in 1790. His wife's name was Susannah.
Widow: Fanny Wingard Administrator: Jacob Wingard Heirs: Jacob Wingard and Joseph Wingard and Susannah Wingard (of Stark County, Tuscarawas, OH) Deceased owed on a note to Polly and John Wingert/Wingard of Stark County, Tuscarawas, OH Polly's last name was Zent and her birthdate: Mar 19, 1799 per http://hum14ucsc.edu . 1830 CENSUS index for PA lists: Jacob Zent Franklin County, Guilford Twp. # 304. could this be Polly's father??? 1790 census - Dauphin County, PA ZENT, JACOB 1 free white male of 16 yrs & upward including heads of families 2 free while males uner 16 years 2 free white females including heads of families. 0 other free persons 0 slaves
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AN INDEX TO THE WILL BOOKS AND INTESTATE RECORDS OF LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 1729-1850 INDEX to the WILL BOOKS OF LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 1729 - 1850 page 50 Name: Wingert, John Year: 1772 Book: C Volume: 1 Page: 318 Periodical Search for Wingert: WingertWingert/Peter Wenger/Wingert, Somerset co., PennsylvaniaMennonite Family History, Vol. 3, Issue, 4 October, 1984 Surname WingertWingert/W. Jacob Wingert family, Chicago, Illinois Chicago Genealogist, Vol. 24, Issue 2, Winter 1991 probably lived in PA prior to moving to Stark County, OH. Jacob was said to have been born in PA. _________________________________ PROBATE RECORD OF JOHN WINGARD , March , 1858 (case #225) Widow: Fanny Wingard Administrator: Jacob Wingard Heirs: Jacob Wingard and Joseph Wingard and Susannah Wingard (of Stark County, Tuscarawas, OH) Deceased owed on a note to Polly and John Wingert/Wingard of Stark County, Tuscarawas, OH _____________________________________________- 1850 Census OHIO Stark County, Tuscarawas Twp. Census Roll 731, page 336 (Sept. 6, 1850) John Wingard 52 Farmer $5400 value of real estate owned born PA Polly 51 born PA Joseph 21 farmer born OH Susan 18 born OH none had attended school within the year. _________________ 1840 Census OHIO Stark County, Tuscarawas Twp. (Roll # 427) John Wingert males: 5-10 = 1 ????(maybe Joseph, age 10 or 11) 10-15 = 1 maybe John about age 13 15-20 = 1 maybe Jacob, approx. 19 40-50 = 1 maybe John, age 42 females: 5-10 = 1 maybe Susan, Age 8 40-50 = 1 maybe Polly, age 41 ___________________________________________ 1830 Census OHIO, Stark County, Tuscarawas Twp. p. 294 John Wingard males under 5 = 2 (prob. John and Joseph) 5-10 = 1 (prob. Jacob) 30-40 = 1 (prob. John) females:30-40= 1 (prob. Polly) _____________________________________________ Jacob was born in PA and John was born in OH so I believe the family moved from PA to Stark County, OH between 1821 and 1826-- but where were they in PA???? 1860 OHIO Census, Stark County, city of Canton ( this was after This John was deceased) John Wiingard, 25, carpenter, from France, looks like he's living in a boarding house or hotel. May have been from Alsace area. ______________ Stark County marriages: (1809-1840) Aug 8, 1840 Wingard, Sarah and Joseph Garber Aug 30, 1821 Wingart, John and Susannah Reisher ((may be relatives, but still believe parents of Jacob were married in PA)) John Wingard and Polly Zent with children: Jacob, John, daughter and Joseph. Most of the information fits what I had put together. His birthday was September 13, 1798, and he married Polly Zent on March 8, 1821. Hist. of Mont. Co KS. Born Franklin Co. PA. Left PA for Stark Co, OH in 1829. He might be E161 (information from http://hum14.ucsc.edu ______________________________ 1790 Census: PA, Franklin County Male16# Male-16 Females Others Slaves Winger, Jno 1 2 3 0 0 Winger, Joseph 1 0 1 0 0 Wingars, Martin 1 1 2 0 0 Wingar, Jno 1 2 3 0 0 ________Winger, Martin 2 2 3 0 0
Subj: Re: Polly Zent Research Date: 1/25/2003 9:04:42 PM Pacific Standard Time From: GrgK740 To: Delijim Thanks Jim. There is much good info in your data. I'm not sure how much might be new as I did a pretty good job collecting Wingard data last summer. It will take some careful comparisons to refresh my memory and to discover any differences between your file and the others. quote John Wingard and Polly Zent with children: Jacob, John, daughter and Joseph. Most of the information fits what I had put together. His birthday was September 13, 1798, and he married Polly Zent on March 8, 1821. Hist. of Mont. Co KS. unquote It's this reference to Montgomery County Kansas that I had seen before, can't remember where. Perhaps it was a posting by Lee Wingard or James Shafer??? When I first saw it, I think I assumed that it involved a migration of John Wingard and Polly Zent to Kansas. Thinking more about it, however, they would have been getting a bit old for such an endeavor. What I think really happened, is that their son Joseph Wingard migrated and stopped in DeKalb, Indiana. His son John E. Wingard (with Ella and sons) went to Kansas and became Montgomery County settlers. The reference in the Mont. County History is likely a mention of John E. Wingard's Ohio based grandparents. Well that's the theory. Will have to get a look at the actual history book some day. Seems most probable then, that John Wingard and Polly Zent stayed and died in Stark County. Any clues there would be appreciated. Meanwhile, I'll scrub Stark County records a bit on line. Turns out that the Wingard farm property which was turned over to John's sons Frank and Homer, was just a few miles north of where I lived for a few years in Independence Kansas. My wife's family (Theodore Wingard and Lucille Salsbury, son of E.T. Wingard, grandson of B.F. Wingard, ggrandson of Jacob Wingard....) also lived in Independence where Ted came to work for Sinclair Pipeline company in the late 1940's. Turns out that they were aware of the other clan of Wingards in Independence but thought they were not related -- farmers, go to different church, etc! When I was tracking this Wingard data, I discovered that they all shared the same GGGGrandparents - John Wingert and Polly Zent. Wonder what they'd have thought or done if they'd known how they were related? I've got a couple photographs of B.F. Wingard, Avarintha, E.T. Wingard, Carma (Fried) Wingard on disk if you are collecting such stuff. They can be large files to copy, especially if they are not in your primary line of research!!! so I won't bother you with them here. Can send if you desire. George Kasten Endnotes 1. World Family Tree, Cd#15, Tree #611. 2. Margaret Eleanor (Evans) Sica, Evans Genealogy, Descendants of William and Parthenia (Hill) Evans, (1983, Walsworth Publishing, Marceline, MO 64658). 3. Wayne County, Ohio Tombstone Inscriptions, pg. 32, Zent, Jacob d. Oct 28, 1845 @82 yr, 8mo., 28 da. 4. Evans Genealogy, Descendents of William and Parthenia (Hill) Evans, Margaret E. Sica, Walsworth Publishing, 1983 5. Thomas Lynch Montgomery, editor, Pennsylvania Archives, (Harrisburg Publishing Company, State Printer, 1907), Sixth Series, Vol. VI, pg. 262.. 6. World Family Tree, Cd#15, Tree #611. 7. World Family Tree, Cd#15, Tree #611, Listed as Franklin County, Ohio, but Pennsylvania is more probable. 8. World Family Tree, Cd#15, Tree #611. 9. Goodwin, Arlene, (Auburn, Indiana - e-mail: [email protected]). 10. World Family Tree, Cd#12, Tree #2003. 11. World Family Tree, Cd#15, Tree #611. 12. World Family Tree, Cd#12, Tree #2003. 13. Gendex Web Site (http://www.gendex.com/users/jrknarr). 14. World Family Tree, Cd#2, Tree #4570, birthdate for this source is March 16, 1795. 15. Gendex Web Site (http://www.gendex.com/users/jrknarr). 16. World Family Tree, Cd#2, Tree #4570. 17. Gendex Web Site (http://www.gendex.com/users/jrknarr). 18. World Family Tree, Cd#2, Tree #4570. 19. Gendex Web Site (http://www.gendex.com/users/jrknarr). 20. World Family Tree, Cd#2, Tree #4570. 21. World Family Tree, Cd#15, Tree #611. 22. Wingard, Lee - e-mail: [email protected] (Lee Wingard). References
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