The sanctuary is decorated for Harvest Home. Carolyn Taby Larkins This is an interior view of the Zion Lutheran Church in Trevorton, circa 1890s. Hope somebody out there can recognize them and confirm or refute my idea. Schaffner daughters, only a process of elimination suspicion. As I said, I have no proof that these are An account of the accident is given in 'The Shamokin Herald,' v.1, no.1 10 June 1862. Mine train accident at Big Mountain colliery. Their parents were Carolyn Castetter d/o Daniel Kerstetter and Elisabeth Eisenhart, and Isaac Schaffner, who was killed in a Kimber Mills) and Catherine Schaffner, b. My grandmother was Jennie Dooley O'Gara, and I suspect these women are her stepsisters. Given the format of the pictures (two are tintypes), I suspect they are 1870s? 1880s? Photo #3 of women were part of my grandmother's collection, but are (alas!) unidentified. Jacob came from Germany in 1884 and was a miner at the North Franklin Colliery near Trevorton. Rudolph Duenger.) - Wedding portrait of my great-grandparents, Jacob Hugo Ernest Deeben (1863-1931) and Margaret Bassler (1866-1931), who were married in the Zion Lutheran Church in Trevorton on August 18, 1889.

William was a carpenter in the coal mines. Wedding portraits of William Albert Duenger (1864-1922) and Bessie Grant Hodge (1869-1925) of Shamokin. Tobias was a cabinet maker and one of the first settlers of Trevorton, Northumberland County. He later served Ashland, Tremont and Donaldson, 1856-1891. His parishes included Himmels, Howerter Church, Red Cross, Shamokin, Leck Kill, Hebe, and Hegins. A native of Wurttemberg, Rudolph was a prominent German Reformed minister who served the Lower Mahanoy Charge in southern Northumberland and Schuylkill counties, 1836-1855.

This is a photo of my 3rd great-grandfather, Rev.

Please contact Suzanne at if you can identify others. Teacher is Miss Haffey (she is next to Mildred, cannot see) Male teacher is Mr. Anna Danshak, to the right of Laura: Irene Polinak, 6th girl from left (tall) in front of teacher Adeline Profit, to the right of Irene, Mildred Revels (girl on right end with arms crossed), Stella Menapace, 5th girl from right(top row), Dickson (to right of Stella), Julia Halkowicz, to the right of Dickson, Mildred Marnell, top row, on end. Tom 'Tucker' Halkowicz, 2nd row from bottom, 5th child from left.Jimmy Muff, front row, second from right.

People identified on 1915 Atlas photo.

Initially, SS Peter & Paul in Mount Carmel, and then St. (There are 2 small children in front of her). One person I know on the photo is Lucia Halkowicz. One of the guys, (top row, 6th from left) is Alexander Halkowicz. Lisa Wright Betts - World War I Second Calvary, that was taken in either Mount Carmel or Atlas. The Walkers came to Northumberland county by way of Bucks county and were Scotch-Irish if our information is correct. She is the little dark-haired girl with the big bow. My grandmother, Martha Mae Walker Aurand, was born in Sunbury Aug. Not pictured are Robert Benton Walker, George Lester Walker, Clarence Miles Walker, and Harry E. Ira Sanders), Maude Adams (cousin?), Martha Mae Walker (m. I believe the people in the photograph are Samuel Edward Walker and his wife Anna Josephine Haviland with some of their children, Grover Cleveland Walker, Minnie G.

The names of the children from left to right are: Joe, Conch (Bressi), Lena (Colozzi-Manz) (on chair), Mildred Cesari, and Louie. I have more photos of the Heims (no relation) and would like to find a 'home' for them.

It shows the Charlie & May Heim family who moved from Shamokin. Sue Marcus This is a postcard dated 1913 from Moline, IL. My mother separated family photos before she died.Here is one of Immanuel Lutheran & Reformed Church in Little Mahanoy Twp.My father, Harry Wilson Peifer, is standing on, the extreme right. The woman standing to the left of the woman directly behind Ann is my grandmother, Annie Wilson Peifer. I'm pretty sure this is a photo taken at the 80th birthday party in 1920 for my great grandmother, Annie McNally Wilson.My grandmother is Annie Wilson (Peifer) and she is the one standing on the extreme left in the back. My grandmother and her sisters, taken in Shamokin about 1890.

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