Eichholtz and Dubbs Genealogy

Jacob Eichholtz
1776-1842
and
Daniel Dubbs
1748-1828
Genealogy
by
Richard C. Gretzinger
April 2018
Jacob Eichholtz
1776-1842
Self Portrait 1810
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Dubbs Coat of Arms
EX (from) DECUS (honor or distinction)
RECTO (to guide or direct)
Table Of Contents
Foreword 1
Eichholtz Genealogy and the Laguerenne Connection 3
Chapter 1 Generation 1 and 2 John Jacob Eichholtz and Leonard Eichholtz 4
Chapter 2 Generation 3 Jacob Eichholtz 5
Chapter 3 Generation 4 and 5 Anna Maria Eichholtz and William H. Miller 8
Chapter 4 Generation 6 Helen Miller and spouse Henry Alfred Dubbs 9
Chapter 5 Descendants of John Jacob Eichholtz 11
Chapter 6 Mrs. Pierre Louis Laguerenne 14
Chapter 7 Descendants of Pierre Louis Laguerenne 17
Dubbs Genealogy 19
Chapter 8 Generation 1 and 2 Daniel Dubbs and Joseph S. Dubbs 20
Chapter 9 Generation 3 Daniel L. Dubbs, Alfred J. G. Dubbs, Joseh H. Dubbs 22
Chapter 10 Generation 4 and 5 Henry Alfred Dubbs and Henry Miller Dubbs 26
Chapter 11 Rev. J. S. Dubbs, Zion Reformed Church & The Liberty Bell 29
Chapter 12 President James Buchanan 31
Descendants of Daniel Dubbs 32
Index 48
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Foreword
I was re-reading my notes concerning the Dubbs family genealogy and found a handwritten
lineage chart that dated from 1942. The chart included the Dubbs connection to the
Eichholtz family. As I scanned the chart I noted that a Jacob Eichholtz (born 1776, died
1842) was listed as a "portraitist." His daughter, Anna Maria Eichholtz, married David Miller
and their son, William H. Miller, was recorded as an Art Professor and a "portraitist."
The lineage chart also showed that William Miller's daughter, Helen, married Henry Alfred
Dubbs, my 2nd cousin four times removed. Helen Miller was the great-granddaughter of
Jacob Eichholtz, the "portraitist." Thus, Jacob Eichholtz is the great-grandfather of the wife,
Helen Miller, of Henry Alfred Dubbs.
I researched Jacob Eichholtz and found he was the grandson of Johan Jacob Eichholtz
(1712-1760) who immigrated to America in 1731. This e-book discusses the Eichholtz family
and includes a genealogy report showing the connection of the Eichholtz and Dubbs
families.
I also discuss some of the portraits painted by Jacob Eichholtz and one by his grandson,
William H. Miller. Jacob painted over 800 portraits in his 35 year career. Many are owned by
museums all over the United States. In 1834, Jacob was commissioned to paint the portrait
of the 15th US President, James Buchanan (see page 6 and Chapter 12).
The report of the Descendants of John Jacob Eichholtz is in Chapter 5 of this e-book. Each
generation is numbered. For example, John Jacob Eichholtz is listed as number 1. His nine
children are number 2 through 10. In the following narratives, I will refer to these numbers as
I describe each generation.
Of particular interest was Jacob's portrait of Mrs. Pierre Louis Laguerenne. I researched her
genealogy and included the results in this e-book. Her maiden name was Eliza Helen
Beauveau, born 22 December 1798 in St. Dominique (French Haiti). She died on 30
November 1881 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and is buried in the Laguerenne Plot at the
Woodlands Cemetery, 4000 Woodland Ave., Philadephia.
Chapter 8 begins the Dubbs (also spelled Dubs) Genealogy. The Dubbs Coat of Arms that I
included behind the title page was a handout at a Dubbs family reunion in the late 1990s. I
can not verify that this handout is the true Dubbs Coat of Arms. In this chapter, I discuss
selected Dubbs desendants. The narratives include the Rev. Joseph S. Dubbs, pastor of the
Zion Reformed Church and the Liberty Bell connection. The Dubbs genealogy I have
identified begins on page 32.
During my research, I consulted the following sources. I attempted to find at least two
sources for each entry. This was not always possible, so errors and omissions may exist. I
welcome any corrections and additions.
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Sources used:
· 1870 and 1880 US Federal Census
· Find a Grave website www.findagrave
· Genealogy of the Laguerenne Family Pedigreere file Church of Later Day Saints website
· Portraits by JacobEichholtzz-Tribute to-

Jacob Eichholtz - Own work, Wmpearl, Public Domain, wikimedia.org/wIndexphp?curid
· History of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
· Genealogies of Pennsylvania Families
· Church of Latter Day Saints CD 130
· Trinity Great Swamp UCC records
· Dictionary of American Biographs, Vol. V,
· A. J. G. Dubbs: Chapman Publishing, 1894, Portrait and Biological Record of Lehigh,

Northampton and Carbon Counties, PA
· The Pennsylvania German, July 1910, Vol XI, No. 7
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Eichholtz
Genealogy
and a connection
to
Mrs. Pierre Louis Laguerenne
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Chapter 1
Generation 1
1. John Jacob Eichholtz was born on 3 April 1712 in Neckarbischofsheim, a town in the
district of Rhein-Neckar-Kreis, in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It is situated 5 miles
northeast of Sinsheim, and 15 miles southeast of Heidelberg. He immigrated to America in
1731 when he was 20 years old and settled in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
Seven years later, he married Anna Catharine Reichert who was also born in 1712. They
were married in Lancaster County and had nine children.
John Jacob died on 26 July 1760 at the age of 48 years. His wife, Anna Catharine, died 12
years later in 1772. She was 60 years of age.
Generation 2
7. Leonard Eichholtz was the sixth child of John Jacob and Anna Catharine Eichholtz. He
was born on 1 September 1750. At the age of 22, he married Catharine Mayer (aka
Meyer/Moyer). She was the daughter of Abraham and Catharina Mayer. They had a son,
Jacob, who was born on Novemberer 1776 in Lancaster.
Leonard and Catharine owned and operated the Bull's Head Tavern on East King Street in
Lancaster, Pennsylvania. After the death of her husband, Leonard, on 25 April 1817 at age
67, Catharine continued to operate the tavern. On the 8th of July 1829, a meeting of the
citizens of Lancaster was held at the public house of Widow Eichholtz.* At the meeting, the
Mechanics Society of Lancaster City was organized. A president, Hugh Maxwell, was
elected and the society's constitution was signed by 99 members.
Catharine's death date is unknown, however, she lived to at least the date of the town
meeting in her tavern on 8 July 1829. Leonard is buried at the Trinity Lutheran Churchyard in
Lancaster City. A search of these burial records has not resulted in identifying the date of
death or the burial site for Catharine.
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*The History of Lancaster County, page 435, discusses the 8 July 1829 meeting at Widow
Eichholtz's tavern at East King Street. It also states that the tavern was later torn down and
the Exchange Hotel erected at this site. The hotel was still in operation in 1865 but was later
converted into a mercantile house.
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Chapter 2
Generation 3
16. Jacob Eichholtz, son of Leonard and Catharine, was born in Lancaster on 02 November
1776. Leonard and Catharine Eichholtz owned and ran the Bull's Head Tavern on East King
Street in Lancaster. They were a prosperous Pennsylvania German family.
At age 11, Jacob with his brothers attended the English School at Franklin College in
Lancaster. He also took lessons from a sign painter since his parents noticed his inclination
to draw, but eventually he was apprenticed as a coppersmith. After his apprenticeship ended,
he started as a tinsmith working with sheet iron. By 1805, Eichholtz opened his own shop in
Lancaster where he, "mended sugar boxes, tinned copper kettles, and made coffee pots,
wash basins, lanterns, stills, and funnels."
About 1805, Jacob Eichholtz married Catharine Hatz Michael, a young widow with two
children; they had four children of their own, Caroline, Catharine Maria, Rubens Mayer, and
Margaret Amelia.
It appears Catharine died before 1818, as in 1818, Jacob married Catharine Trissler of
Lancaster. They had nine children, Edward, Anna Maria, Elizabeth Susanna, Benjamin West,
Angelica Kauffman, Rebecca, Henry, Robert Lindsay, and Lavallyn Barry.
As noted above, Jacob was a coppersmith by trade. He turned to painting and achieved both
recognition and success despite being mainly self-taught as an artist. He is known to have
painted over 800 portraits over the course of 35 years. Hundreds of his works are housed in
art museums, historical societies, and private collections throughout the United States
In 1823, Eichholtz moved to Philadelphia where he, as he later wrote, faced both, "an
incessant practice of ten years, and constant employment." He was exhibiting with the
Society of Artists at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Eichholtz relocated back to
Lancaster in 1830 where he died on 10 May 1842 at the age of 66.
He and his family were originally interred at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church on South Duke
Street in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. In the early 1850s, Holy Trinity Church sought to expand
its churchyard, so the church relocated the majority of gravestones and the remains to the
new Woodward Hill Cemetery, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Lot 33 of Area B, including
the remains of Eichholtz and his family.
Jacob Eichholtz was reburied in the same grave together with both of his wives and their
children. By 2014, Eichholtz's gravestone, which was made of marble, had deteriorated due
to age and acid rain, rendering the inscription illegible. Local historians have called for the
restoration of his headstone, as well as the installation of a brass plaque at the grave site to
mark his achievements.
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I researched a number of the subjects of Jacob’s portraits and found his portrait of Mrs.
Pierre Louis Laguerenne of particular interest. The portrait and the Laguerenne family are
discussed in Chapter 6. Below are three of the more then 800 of Jacob Eichholtz's portraits.
Julianna Hazelhurst
circa 1820-1825
National Gallery of Art
James Buchanan*
1834
Smithsonian American Art Museum
The Ragan Sisters

circa 1820
National Gallery of Art
*See President James Buchanan's bio on page 31
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Chapter 3
Generation 4
18. Anna Maria Eichholtz was the second child of Jacob and Catharine (Trissler) Eichholtz.
She was born in 1820 and at age 34 in 1854 she married David Miller in Lancaster. David
was the son of Samuel and Ann (Witmer) Miller and was born on 31 December 1795 in
Lampeter, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Anna and David had a son, William H. Miller,
born in 1854 in Lancaster.
David Miller was Sheriff of Lancaster County. He had a connection in 1835 to the
Underground Railroad. Two fugitive Negro slave women escaped his Lancaster jail to
temporary freedom. Sheriff David "Dare Devil Dave" Miller would testify in a Philadelphia
court a few years later that he didn't know anything about the escape. In those days, and
local officials in all the states were bound by the federal Fugitive Slave Law to arrest and hold
runaway slaves if they were identified.
The book, written by R.C. Smedley and published in Lancaster in 1883, tells the tale of Dare
Devil Dave, who admitted many years later he was the one to spring the women from his own
jail. Miller was a member of the anti-elitist anti-Masonic Party, and a staunch foe of capital
punishment.
Dare Devil Dave died on 31 August 1858 in Lancaster at the age of 63 years. Anna Maria's,
his wife’s, date of death is unknown.
Generation 5
30. William H. Miller, the son of David Miller and Anna Maria Eichholtz, was born in 1854 in
Lancaster. He married Mary Rebecca Welsh who was born on 2 February 1855. The
lineage chart by Constance (Dubbs) Good recorded that William, like his maternal
grandfather Jacob Eichholtz, he was a portrait artist. I have a photo copy of the portrait he
painted of his son-in-law, Henry Alfred Dubbs (my 2nd cousin 4 times removed). Constance
Good also reported that William was an art professor.
William left Lancaster and went to Denver to live with his daughter, Helen. He died in Denver
in 1904 at age of 50. He is buried at the Riverside Cem., Denver, Denver County, Colorado.
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Chapter 4
Generation 6
31. Helen Welsh Miller was born on 17 September 1879 in Ardmore, Montgomery County,
Pennsylvania. When she was 43, she married Henry Alfred Dubbs* on 20 November 1922 in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Henry was born in Pottstown, Pennsylvania on 23 August 1868.
Henry received his Bachelor of Arts from Franklin and Marshall College, Pennsylvania, 1887
and his A.M.in 1890. He was admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar in 1890, and to the Colorado
Bar the same year. He relocated to Colorado.
In the 1900 Census for Pueblo city, Colorado he was a boarder in the home of the widow
Elenora J. Corson. In Pueblo city, he started a law firm, Devine and Dubbs. He relocated to
Denver in 1921 where he found a law firm with Henry Vidal.
Henry was counsel for various railroad companies, banks, smelters, mines, etc. He spent
many years over the controversy with the Colorado River water and the irrigation in the arid
West.
As mentioned in Chapter 3, Henry’s portrait was painted by his father-in- law, William H.
Miller. The next page is a photo copy of the portrait that is in the family’s possession.
Two years after she married Henry, Helen died on 13 January 1924 in Denver, Colorado.
She was 45 years of age. After Helen's death, Henry married Jules Wellens.
In 1937, Henry obtained his Doctor of Laws
On a trip to Pennsylvania, Henry died in 1939 in Lancaster, Montgomery County,

Pennsylvania. He was 71 years old when he passed. He is buried at Laurel Hill Cemetery,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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*Henry's bio can also be found in Chapter 10.
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*Henry's bio can also be found in Chapter 10.
Henry Alfred Dubbs, Esq.
(by portrait artist, William H. Miller)
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Chapter 5
Descendants of John Jacob Eichholtz

Generation 1
1. JOHN JACOB1 EICHHOLTZ was born on 03 Apr 1712 in Neckarbischofshi, Sinshiem, Baden,Germany
(Immigrted in 1731 from Germany). He died on 26 Jul 1760 in PA. He married Anna Catharine (Reichert)
Richards in 1738 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., PA. She was born in 1712. She died in 1772.
John Jacob Eichholtz and Anna Catharine (Reichert) Richards had the following children:
+2. i. JOHN JACOB2 EICHHOLTZ was born in 1740 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., PA. He died in Dec 1776 in
Lancaster, Lancaster Co., PA. He married Anna Maria Shaffner, daughter of John Casper Shaffner and
Anna Maria Knobel, on 25 Oct 1762 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., PA. She was born on 22 Nov 1740 in
Lancaster, Lancaster Co., PA. She died on 29 Jun 1828 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., PA.
3. ii. MARIA ELIZABETH EICHHOLTZ was born in 1742.
4. iii. JOHANNES EICHHOLTZ was born on 03 May 1744. He died on 29 May 1821. He married Hanna Haines
on 21 Jun 1767. She was born about 1747.
.
5. iv. CATHERINE EICHHOLTZ was born in 1746.
.
6. v. SUSANNA EICHHOLTZ was born in 1749. She died in 1749.
+7 vi. LEONARD EICHHOLTZ ESQ. was born on 01 Sep 1750. He died on 25 Apr 1817. He married Catharine
(Mayer) Moyer, daughter of Abraham (Mayer) Moyer and Catharina Metzbenis, on 25 Apr 1772. She was
born about 1755. She died after 1829.
.
8. vii. JOHN GEORGE EICHHOLTZ was born on 15 Jun 1753. He died on 17 Jan 1806. He married ANNA
CATHERINE (NEE ?) EICHHOLTZ. She was born about 1755.
9. vii. ENGELHARTH EICHHOLTZ was born on 18 Jan 1756. He died on 25 Jul 1756.
10. ix. EVA EICHHOLTZ was born in 1757.

Generation 2
2. JOHN JACOB2 EICHHOLTZ (John Jacob1) was born in 1740 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., PA. He died in
Dec 1776 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., PA. He married Anna Maria Shaffner, daughter of John Casper
Shaffner and Anna Maria Knobel, on 25 Oct 1762 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., PA. She was born on 22
Nov 1740 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., PA. She died on 29 Jun 1828 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., PA.
John Jacob Eichholtz and Anna Maria Shaffner had the following children:
11. i. ANNA MARIA3 EICHHOLTZ was born on 01 Aug 1764. She died in 1830. She married (1) CASPER
BRUNNER on 27 May 1817. He was born about 1750. She married (2) DANIEL HOFFMAN on 03 Mar 1781 in
Lancaster, Lancaster Co., PA.
12. ii. JOHAN JACOB EICHHOLTZ was born in 1769. He died in 1817. He married CATHERINE BRENNER. She
was born about 1770.
13. iii. JOHAN GEORGE EICHHOLTZ was born in 1771. He died in 1839. He married Maria Snyder on 07 Apr
1803. She was born about 1775.
14. iv. ELIZABETH EICHHOLTZ was born in 1776. She died in 1781.
.
15. v. CATHERINE EICHHOLTZ was born in 1776. She died in 1840. She married GEORGE MATTER. He was
born about 1775.
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7. LEONARD2 EICHHOLTZ ESQ. (John Jacob1) was born on 01 Sep 1750. He died on 25 Apr 1817. He
married Catharine (Mayer) Moyer, daughter of Abraham (Mayer) Moyer and Catharina Metzbenis, on 25
Apr 1772. She was born about 1755. She died after 1829.
Leonard Eichholtz Esq. and Catharine (Mayer) Moyer had the following child:
+16. i. JACOB3 EICHHOLTZ was born on 02 Nov 1776 in Lancaster, PA. He died on 10 May 1842 in
Lancaster, PA. He married (1) CATHARINE HATZ MICHAEL, daughter of John Hatz, about 1806. She was born
on 30 Jun 1770. She died on 21 Mar 1817 in Lancaster Co., PA. He married (2) CATHARINE TRISSLER in
1818. She was born in 1785 in Columbia, Pa..
Generation 3
16. JACOB3 EICHHOLTZ (Leonard2 Esq., John Jacob1) was born on 02 Nov 1776 in Lancaster, PA. He died
on 10 May 1842 in Lancaster, PA. He married (1) CATHARINE HATZ MICHAEL, daughter of John Hatz, about
1806. She was born on 30 Jun 1770. She died on 21 Mar 1817 in Lancaster Co., PA. He married (2)
CATHARINE TRISSLER in 1818. She was born in 1785 in Columbia, Pa.
Jacob Eichholtz and Catharine Hatz Michael had the following children:
17. i. CAROLINE4 EICHHOLTZ was born about 1807. She married an unknown spouse about 1805.
18. ii. CATHARINE MARIA EICHHOLTZ was born about 1810.
19. iii. RUBBENS MAYER EICHHOLTZ was born about 1813.
20. iv. MARGARET EICHHOLTZ was born about 1816.
Jacob Eichholtz and Catharine Trissler had the following children:
21.i. EDWARD4 EICHHOLTZ was born about 1819.
22. ii. ANNA MARIA EICHHOLTZ was born in 1820. She married David Miller, son of Samuel Miller and Ann
(Nancy) Witmer, in 1854 in Lancaster, Pa.. He was born on 31 Dec 1795 in Lampeter, Lancaster Co., Pa.
(Sheriff of Lancaster County). He died on 31 Aug 1858 in Lancaster, Pa..
.
23. iii. ELIZABETH SUSANNA EICHHOLTZ was born about 1822.
24. iv. BENJAMIN WEST EICHHOLTZ was born about 1824.
25. v. ANGELICA EICHHOLTZ was born about 1826. She married UNKNOWN MALE KAUFFMAN. He was born
about 1820.
26. vi. REBECCA EICHHOLTZ was born about 1828.
27. vii. HENRY EICHHOLTZ was born about 1830.

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28. viii. ROBERT LINDSAY EICHHOLTZ was born about 1832.
29. ix. LAVALLYN EICHHOLTZ was born about 1834.
Generation 4
22. ANNA MARIA4 EICHHOLTZ (Jacob3, Leonard2 Esq., John Jacob1) was born in 1820. She married David
Miller, son of Samuel Miller and Ann (Nancy) Witmer, in 1854 in Lancaster, Pa.. He was born on 31 Dec
1795 in Lampeter, Lancaster Co., Pa. (Sheriff of Lancaster County). He died on 31 Aug 1858 in Lancaster,
Pa..
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David Miller and Anna Maria Eichholtz had the following child:
+30. i. WILLIAM H.5 MILLER was born in 1854 in Lancaster, Pa.. He died in 1904 in Denver, Colorado. He
married MARY REBECCA WELSH. She was born on 02 Feb 1855. She died on 03 Jun 1917.
Generation 5
30. WILLIAM H.5 MILLER (Anna Maria4 Eichholtz, Jacob3 Eichholtz, Leonard2 Eichholtz Esq., John Jacob1
Eichholtz) was born in 1854 in Lancaster, Pa.. He died in 1904 in Denver, Colorado. He married MARY
REBECCA WELSH. She was born on 02 Feb 1855. She died on 03 Jun 1917.
William H. Miller and Mary Rebecca Welsh had the following child:
+31. i. HELEN (PANSY) WELSH6 MILLER was born on 17 Sep 1879 in Ardmore, Pa.. She died on 13 Jan 1924
in Denver, Colorado. She married (1) HENRY ALFRED DUBBS.
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Chapter 6
As I researched the Eichholtz family and found the grandson, Jacob Eichholtz
(1776-1842), of the immigrant, Jacob’s listing included a notation, “portraitist.” Further
investigation revealed he was an accomplished portrait artist. Over his 35-year career.
he painted more than 800 portraits.
In 1823, Eichholtz moved from Lancaster to Philadelphia where he painted numerous

portraits for the next ten years. One of his portraits was that of Mrs. Pierre Louis
Laguerenne. Her husband, Pierre, was born in Manhattan in 1795 but moved to
Philadelphia where he married Eliza Helen Beauveau on 5 June 1821 in the St.
Augustine Roman Catholic Church in Philadelphia.
Eliza Helen Beauveau was born on the Island of St. Dominique (French Haiti) on 22
December 1798. Her Parents were John Peter Beauveau and Elizabeth Brown. Eliza’s
father was a plantation owner. The main crop of the plantation was sugar that was
harvested by African slaves. The White planters were outnumbered by the slaves by 10
to 1. Violence was used to control the slaves and to prevent rebellion.
In 1802, there was a slave riot. During the riot, Eliza’s father died. Her mother escaped
with her five daughters to Philadelphia where she established a fine boarding house.
As noted above, Eliza Helen Beauveau married Pierre Louis Laguerenne. The had
eight children. About 1823, Eliza posed for her portrait to be painted by Jacob
Eichholtz. Eliza was about 28 years old when she posed for her portrait. A copy of her
portrait is on the following page.
After Pierre died in 1859 at age 64, Eliza continued to live in Philadelphia at 1313
Locust Street* with her daughter, Sophia, and three servants. She died on 31
November 1881 at the age of 83 years and is buried at the Woodlands Cemetery in the
Laguerenne plot.
The Laguerenne genealogy can be found in Chapter 7.
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*a photo of 1313 Locust Street dated 1927 is shown on page 16.
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1827
El Paso Museum of Art
(Original oil painting by Jacob Eichholtz)
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1927 Photo (left to right)
1313, 1311 and 1309 Locust Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Based on this photo, the Laguerenne residence at 1313 Locust Street was
the large building shown on the left side of the photo.
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Chapter 7
Descendants of Pierre Louis (Peter Lewis) Laguerenne
Generation 1
1. PIERRE LOUIS (PETER LEWIS)1 LAGUERENNE was born on 13 Feb 1795 in Manhattan, New York.
He died on 25 Jan 1859 in Phila, PA. He married Eliza Helen Beauveau, daughter of John Peter Beauveau
and Elizabeth Brown, on 02 Jun 1821 in St. Augustine RC Ch., Phila., PA. She was born on 22 Dec 1798 in
St. Dominique, French Haiti. She died on 30 Nov 1881 in Phila, PA.
Pierre Louis (Peter Lewis) Laguerenne and Eliza Helen Beauveau had the following children:
2. i. MARIA ADELE2 LAGUERENNE was born on 13 Aug 1823 in Phila, PA. She died on 10 Dec 1910 in
Phila, PA. She married Dr. John Wolfe Bryan on 20 Apr 1854. He was born in 1826 (Civil War surgeon,
10th Reg. 10th NJ Union Infantry). He died in 1871.
Notes for Maria Adele Laguerenne:

Marie Adele Laguerenne born 13 Aug 1823 in Philadelphia to parents Eliza Helen Beauveau and Peter
Louis Laguerenne where she lived until her marriage to John Wolfe Bryan 20 Apr 1854. They lived at
Poplar Grove, their home on the Delaware River in Beverly, NJ.
Dr John Bryan was a surgeon with 10th Reg 10th NJ Union Infantry during the civil war and died in 1871.
Marie moved her family of six children to Philadelphia where her son Joseph went to University of
Pennsylvania and became a physician. She lived with Joe and then her daughter Eliza Bryan Bicknell
caring for her grandchildren that called her 'Bon Mama'. She died Dec 7, 1910 and is buried at Holy
Sepulture Cemetery Section D Range 3 Lot 28. Her husband John Bryan was reinterred in the same lot
April 1911.
3. ii. LEWIS THEODORE LAGUERENNE was born on 16 Oct 1825 in Phila, PA. He died on 02 Feb 1846
in Phila, PA.
+4. iii. HENRY (HARRY) LAGUERENNE was born on 25 Oct 1832 in Phila, PA (Wine and spirits importer
in Philadelphia). He died on 30 Mar 1862 in Phila, PA. He married Julia Smith Stewart, daughter of Admiral
Charles Stewart and Delia Tudor, on 03 Oct 1855 in Mt. Holly, NJ. She was born on 01 Jul 1834 in MD.
She died on 10 Apr 1910.
+5 iv. VIRGINIA LAGUERENNE was born on 17 Nov 1834 in Phila, PA. She died on 01 Nov 1922 in Phila,
PA. She married JOSEPH ROBERTS CARPENTER. He was born in 1829. He died in 1916.
+6. v. LOUISA ELLEN LAGUERENNE was born on 14 Apr 1837 in Phila, PA. She died on 07 Nov 1927 in
Haverford, Montgomery Co,,,PA. She married EDWARD G. TRASEL. He was born in 1831. He died on 09
Dec 1891.
7. vi. SOPHIA ELIZA LAGUERENNE was born on 01 Dec 1840 in Phila, PA (Never married). She died on
30 Jul 1892 in Phila, PA.
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Generation 2
4. HENRY (HARRY)2 LAGUERENNE (Pierre Louis (Peter Lewis)1) was born on 25 Oct 1832 in Phila, PA
(Wine and spirits importer in Philadelphia). He died on 30 Mar 1862 in Phila, PA. He married Julia Smith
Stewart, daughter of Admiral Charles Stewart and Delia Tudor, on 03 Oct 1855 in Mt. Holly, NJ. She was
born on 01 Jul 1834 in MD. She died on 10 Apr 1910.
Notes for Julia Smith Stewart:

Julia Smith Laguerenne was the daughter of Admiral Charles Stewart and Margaretta W Smith, marrying
Henry Laguerenne in Mt Holly NJ October 3, 1855. After her husbands death in 1862 she lived with her
father in Beverly NJ and then with cousins in Philadelphia until her death in 1910. She is buried with her
parents and daughter Julia in Woodlands Cemetery, not far from her husband Henry.
Henry (Harry) Laguerenne and Julia Smith Stewart had the following children:
8. i. CHARLES HENRY3 LAGUERENNE was born in 1860. He died on 21 Jul 1860.

.
9. ii. JULIA LAGUERENNE was born in Mar 1861. She died on 03 Sep 1923.
5. VIRGINIA2 LAGUERENNE (Pierre Louis (Peter Lewis)1) was born on 17 Nov 1834 in Phila, PA. She
died on 01 Nov 1922 in Phila, PA. She married JOSEPH ROBERTS CARPENTER. He was born in 1829.
He died in 1916.
Joseph Roberts Carpenter and Virginia Laguerenne had the following children:
10. i. HELEN3 CARPENTER was born in 1864. She died in 1936.

.
11. ii. VIRGINIA A. CARPENTER was born in 1866. She died in 1934.
.
12. iii. ANNA CARPENTER was born in 1869. She died in 1938.
13. iv. JOHN ROBERTS CARPENTER JR. was born in 1872. He died in 1952.
14. v. CHARLES T. CARPENTER was born in 1875. He died in 1941.
15. vi. EMILY C. CARPENTER was born in 1880. She died in 1925.
6. LOUISA ELLEN2 LAGUERENNE (Pierre Louis (Peter Lewis)1) was born on 14 Apr 1837 in Phila, PA.
She died on 07 Nov 1927 in Haverford, Montgomery Co.,,PA. She married EDWARD G. TRASEL. He was
born in 1831. He died on 09 Dec 1891.
Edward G. Trasel and Louisa Ellen Laguerenne had the following children:
16. i. SOPHIA3 TRASEL was born on 05 Feb 1865 in PA. She died on 12 Feb 1958.
17. ii. MARIE L. TRASEL was born on 04 Dec 1867 in PA. She died on 01 Feb 1951.
18. iii. LOUISA L. TRASEL was born on 20 Jan 1869 in PA. She died on 22 Apr 1941.
19. iv. J. LAGUERENNE TRASEL was born in in Staten Island, NY. He died on Apr in Scranton,
PA.
. v. MARGARETTA TRASEL was born about in PA
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Dubbs
Genealogy
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Chapter 8
Generation 1
1. Daniel Dubbs was born on 5 October 1748 in Lower Milford Township, Lehigh
county, Pennsylvania. He was the only surviving son of Jacob Dubs.* About 1773 he
married Elizabeth Schwenk, the daughter of Johann Matthias Schwenk and Anna Maria
Dillinger. They had nine children.
Under the care of Daniel, the industries that his father, Jacob, started were greatly
expanded. After his marriage to Elizabeth, he built for his family a large brick home
(about 1775), which was still standing in 1894. According to undisputed tradition, it was
the first brick house built within the present limits of Lehigh County.
According to the "The Charcoal Iron Industry in the Perkiomen Valley, by Alfred
Gemmell, 1949", Daniel was a veteran of the American Revolution. He is my 5th
great-grandfather.
On May 12, 1782, at the age of 34, Daniel was elected as a Deacon to Great Swamp
Reformed church. He was installed by Rev. Friedrich Delliker.
His father's forge was enlarged. Sickles were produced in large numbers and
screw-augers were manufactured not many years after their invention by Judge William
Henry, of Lancaster. The business passed into the hands of his son, John, where a
large number of muskets were made for the government during the war of 1812.
A grist mill was built around 1800. It became well known for the peculiarly fine
buckwheat flour, which was a staple in the Philadelphia markets. He operated the mill
until about 1824 when his son, Daniel Jr., took over operation of the mill.
Joseph H. Dubbs recorded on page 17 in his "Annals of the Dubbs Family" that Daniel,
who was Joseph's grandfather, was a very large man. Joseph's father would tell him
that his father's (Daniel's) arms were as thick as his legs. His complexion was florid
and his eyes were large and blue. Joseph also recorded that Daniel boarded his
pastor, Rev. F. W. Van der Sloot, without charge for three years.
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*Source: Genealogies of Pennsylvania Families, page 280, and CD 130, page 206 of
the Trinity Great Swamp UCC record.
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In December, 1824, Daniel disposed of his real estate by selling it to his three sons.
John took the forge, Daniel, Jr., the mill and Johann Jacob the tannery. He died four
years later on 22 September 1828 at the age of 80 years. His wife died 10 years earlier
on 20 February 1818. Both are buried at Trinity Great Swamp UCC Cemetery, Lehigh
County, Pennsylvania.
Generation 2
12. Joseph Schwenk Dubbs was born on 16 October 1796 in Hosensack Valley,
Upper Milford Township, Lehigh County Pennsylvania. He was the last of nine children
born to Daniel and Elizabeth Dubbs.
Joseph was a witness to the baptism of Anna Maria Rothenburger (born Aug. 28,
1819) on Oct. 2, 1819, at the Great Swamp Reformed Church, Lehigh county. The
other witness was Anna Rothenburger. The parents were Johannes Rothenburger and
his wife Margareta*.
About 1820, Joseph married Susan Getz, a daughter of Nicholas Getz. She was born
in 1806 in Berks County, Pennsylvania. She had two daughters and a son, Alfred J. G.
Dubbs born on 8 Hune 1826. She died on 5 November 1836 in North Whitehall,
located about 10 miles north of Allentown, Lehigh County, PA. She was 30 years old.
On 21 September 1837, Joseph married Eleanor Lerch**, daughter of David and

Eleanor (Jones) Lerch. She was born on 24 December 1802 in Warren County, New
Jersey. Eleanor and two sons, Joseph Henry and Silas Paul.
Joseph was the pastor at Zion Reformed Church in Allentown for more than 30 years.
According to the publication, “A Complete History of the Dubbs Family” by Joseph H.
Dubbs, the Zion Reformed church was where the Liberty Bell was concealed during the
American Revolution (see Chapter 11).
Joseph died on 14 April 1877 at age 81. His second wife, Eleanor, died 14 years later
on 29 January 1891. She was 89. Both Joseph and Eleanor are buried at Union-West
End Cemetery, Allentown, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania.
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* Source: CD 130, Great Swamp Ref. Ch. parish record, page 190.
** The "Dictionary of American Biographs", Vol. V, page 469, pub. 1930, recorded that
Joseph had two wives.
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Chapter 9
Generation 3
28. Daniel L. Dubbs was born in 1838 in Miami Township, Montgomery County, Ohio the
son of Daniel Dubbs, Jr. and Sarah Diehl. Daniel enlisted in the Union Army on 12
September 1862 in Philadelphia. He was 23 when he enlisted and his occupation was
recorded as "student" on his military records. He was assigned to the 2nd PA Heavy Artillery
Regiment, Company D.
On 1 May 1863 Daniel was promoted to Sargent by Regimental Order No. 21. He was
assigned as a clerk at Brigade headquarters.
On 28 April 1864 he was promoted to 1LT (1st Lieutenant) by General Order 161 and
assigned to Fort Ethan Allen*. The fort was located in the vicinity of 3829 Stafford St. in
Arlington, VA. There is a Fort Ethan Allen Park there today. (Stafford St.is located off of N.
Glebe Road, about three miles north of Route 66).
After his promotion, Daniel was assigned to the Petersburg campaign. He was wounded in
both hips on 17 June 1864. He was probably transferred to the field hospital at City Point in
Hopewell, VA, located a few miles north of Petersburg on the Appomattox River. City Point
was a major logistics location for the Union army as well as serving as a field hospital with
about 10,000 beds, the largest in the Union army. General Grant had his headquarters at
this location. I also visited the City Point location and saw General Grant's headquarters
which was still standing.
During my visit on 14 August 2004 to the Petersburg Civil War battle field, the Tour Guide, A.
Wilson Greene (an historian and author of more than 20 books about the Civil War), informed
me that Daniel's 2nd PA Heavy Artillery Regiment-Company D was pressed into battle at
Petersburg as infantry.
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*Fort Ethan Allen was part of the “ring of forts” that comprised the Union Army’s “Defenses of
Washington” during the Civil War. The fort was a bastioned earthwork built by the Union Army in
September 1861 to command the approach to Chain Bridge. The Fort had a perimeter of 736 yards,
with emplacements for 39 guns. Several embankments still remain, including the south face, less the
west bastion; an interior bombproof shelter; the magazine and guardhouse near the north face; and a
part of the east face. Fort Ethan Allen has the most extensive remaining features of any of the Civil War
forts left in Arlington and is a designated Arlington County Historic District.
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Daniel was moved from City Point field hospital by either steamboat or rail road to Finley
Military hospital in Washington, DC. He died in Finley hospital of his wounds on 7 July 1864.
Finley Military Hospital was located north of Boundary Street on Bladensburg Rd. in DC, near
Kendall Green. Kendall Green is now part of the Gallaudet University Campus.
His military record of his death recorded that he was single.
Daniel is buried at Hill Grove Cemetery, Miamisburg, Montgomerey Co., Ohio.
Much of the above was confirmed in correspondence between Henry Alfred Dubbs, the 2nd
cousin once removed of 1 LT Daniel L. Dubbs, and Mrs. C. B. Gardiner. In her letter to Henry
Alfred Dubbs dated 3 March 1930, Mrs. Gardiner said that she was the great-granddaughter
of Daniel Dubbs, Jr. (he was the father of 1 LT Daniel L. Dubbs) who moved to Ohio about
1836. Her letter said that Daniel, Jr. came to Ohio with his second wife, Sarah Doll. My
research has indicated that Sarah's surname was "Diehl."
Gardiner's letter also stated that her grandmother was the daughter of Daniel, Jr. and his first
wife, but she did not know her name. My research indicated that Daniel's first wife's given
name was Elizabeth. I do not know her surname.
34. Alfred J. G. Dubbs was the son of Joseph S. Dubbs and his first wife, Susan Gertz.
He was born on 8 June 1826 in Berks County, Pennsylvania. He attended Easton Academy
and later attended Marshall College in Mercersburg, Pa., now known as Franklin & Marshall
(F&M) College. He graduated from F&M in 1849.
He studied theology under his father and in the fall of 1851, he was ordained in Zion's
Reformed Church in Allentown, Pa. He became his father's assistant and went on to be
pastor of the Reformed Church in Kreidersville.
On 18 October 1853 he married Marie L. Schreiber, daughter of Jacob Schreiber. She was
born about 1830 in Lehigh County, Pa. Alfred was 27 when they married and Marie was 23.
I have not been able to identify any children.
In 1857 he became pastor of the Salisbury Charge and continued in that field for 19 years. In
1876 he started a mission known as the Salem Reformed Church in Allentown, where he
remained for 17 years. Because of failing health, he resigned Salem Reformed in 1893 and
was succeeded by Rev. G. W. Richards.
For 15 years, Dr. Dubbs was connected with the Keystone Normal School of Kutztown, Berks
County, Pa. He was also a member of the School Board of Allentown for many years. F&M
conferred upon him the degrees of Master of Arts and Doctor of Divinity. For 20 years (1874
to 1894) he was on the Board of Directors of the Allentown National Bank. He was a staunch
Democrat!
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Alfred died at the age of 69 years on 7 November 1897 in Allentown. His wife died the
previous year on 23 January 1894. Both Alfred and Maria are buried at the Union-West End
Cemetery, Allentown, Lehigh County, PA.
36. Joseph Henry Dubbs was born on 5 October 1838 in North Whitehall Township, Lehigh
County, Pennsylvania. He was a son of Joseph S. Dubbs and his second wife, Eleanor
Lerch. At the age of 25, Joseph Henry married Mary Louisa Wilson. She was born on 4
January 1843 in Allentown, Lehigh County, PA.
Joseph entered the sophomore class in Franklin & Marshall College in 1853 and graduated in
1856. In 1859 he graduated from the Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church at
Mercersburg. He received the degree of D. D. from Ursinus College in 1878 and that of LL.
D. from Heidelberg University, Tiffin, Ohio, in 1897.
He was a scholar with major interest in history and archaeology. In 1875 he was appointed a
professor in history and archaeology in Franklin & Marshall College. In 1878 he visited
Europe. A photograph of Joseph is on the following page.
In a letter to a cousin, Joseph H. Dubbs stated that he had two daughters*. One was married
and lived in Hagerstown, MD and the second was still at home at the time he wrote the letter
on December 2, 1897. He and his wife, Mary Louisa, also had two sons, Thomas Wilson,
born between1866-1867, and Henry Alfred, born on 23 August 1868.
On 1 April1910 in Lancaster, Lancaster County, PA, Joseph Henry Dubbs died at the age of
72 years. Mary Louisa died 11 years later on 17 January 1921 in Lancaster. She was 78
years old. Both are buried at Woodland Hill Cemetery., Lancaster, Lancaster County, PA
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*My research identified the two daughters as Elanor, born 1865-died 1946, and Mary, born 1870-died
1951
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Joseph Henry Dubbs (1838-1910)
(Find A Grave Website-subitted by Blu Mo Kitty)
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Chapter 10
Generation 4
87. Henry Alfred Dubbs was born 23 August 1868 in Pottstown, Montgomery County,
Pennsylvania. He was a son of Joseph Henry Dubbs and Maria Louisa Wilson
Henry* received his Bachelor of Arts from Franklin and Marshall College, Pennsylvania,
1887 and his A.M.in 1890. He was admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar in 1890, and to
the Colorado Bar the same year. He relocated to Colorado.
In the 1900 Census for Pueblo city, Colorado he was a boarder in the home of the
widow Elenora J. Corson. In Pueblo city, he started a law firm, Devine and Dubbs. He
relocated to Denver in 1921 where he found a law firm with Henry Vidal.
On 20 November 1922, Henry married Helen Welsh Miller in Philadelphia,

Pennsylvania. She was born on 17 September 1879 in Ardmore, Montgomery County,
Pennsylvania. When they married, Henry was 54 years old and Helen was 43.
Henry was counsel for various railroad companies, banks, smelters, mines, etc. He
spent many years over the controversy with the Colorado River water and the irrigation
in the arid West.
As mentioned in Chapter 3, Henry’s portrait was painted by his father-in- law, William H.
Miller. A photo copy of his portrait can also be found in Chapter 3.
Henry and Helen had a son, Henry Miller Dubbs, born on 14 October 1923 in St. Luke’s
Hospital, Denver, Colorado. The following year, Helen died on 13 January 1924 in
Denver, Colorado. She was 45 years of age. She is buried at Laurel Hill Cemetery,
Philadelphia, PA, Section U Lot 345.
Thirteen years after his wife’s death, Henry obtained his Doctor of Laws.
On a trip to visit relatives in Pennsylvania, Henry died in 1939 in Lancaster,

Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. He was 71 years old when he passed. A family
member said Henry had a heart attack while visiting his son at the Hill Preparatory High
School. He is also buried at Laurel Hill Cemetery with his wife in Section U Lot 526.
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*Henry’s bio is also discussed in Chapter 4.
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Generation 5
130. Henry Miller Dubbs* was born 14 October 1923 in St. Luke’s Hospital, Denver,
Colorado. He is the son of Henry Alfred Dubbs and Helen Welsh Miller. His mother,
Helen, died in January 1924.
The 1930 Census for Denver shows Henry living with his widowed father, Henry Alfred
Dubbs, and two servants, Catherine Vantine born in 1868 in Ireland and Louise
Vogeding born in 1891 in Indiana. In the 1940 Denver Census, Henry Miller Dubbs is
listed as the Head of the household as his father died in 1939. The same two servants,
Catherine and Louise, are also listed in the Dubbs household.
Four years later, He married Hazel Joyce Munson on 21 October 1943. She was born
on 27 November 1924.
On 11 September 1944, Henry enlisted in the United States Army. His military rank
was shown as ‘Private” in the Army Air Corps. His civilian occupation was “Aviators.”
Henry’s enlistment record noted that he had one year of college.
In April of 1968, Henry married Ann Porterfield who was born about 1925.
I have not identified any children fathered by Henry Miller Dubbs. I also was not able to
establish his death date or locate his burial location or that of his two wives.
Henry Miller Dubbs is the Dubbs/Eichholtz connection. On the next page, is a summary
of his connection to both the Dubbs and Eichholtz families.
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* Henry Miller Dubbs is my 3rd cousin three times removed
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Henry Miller Dubbs
the 2nd Great-Grandson
of Jacob Eichholtz
______Henry MIller Dubbs____

l l
Father Mother
Henry Alfred Dubbs (1868-1939) Helen Welsh Miller (1879-1924)
l l
Paternal Grandfather Maternal Grandfather
Joseph Henry Dubbs (1838-1910) William H. Miller (1854-1904)
l l
Great-Grandfather Great-Grandmother
Joseph Schwenk Dubbs (1796-1877) Anna Maria Eichholtz (1820- ?)
l l
2nd Great-Grandfather 2nd Great-Grandfather
Daniel Dubbs (1748-1828) Jacob Eichholtz (1776-1842)
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Chapter 11
Rev. J. S. Dubbs, Zion Reformed Church and The Liberty Bell
As discussed in Chapter 8, Joseph S. Dubbs was pastor of Zion Reformed Church in

Allentown, Pennsylvania for more then 30 years. This church was the hiding place for the
Liberty Bell in 1777.
Reproduction of a watercolor by Davis Gray of the arrival of the Liberty Bell at Zions Church, in
Northampton Town, Pennsylvania on 24 September 1777, and was the hiding place for the Liberty Bell
during the winter of 1777-1778.
Holdings of the Lehigh County Historical Society
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After Washington’s defeat at the Battle of Brandywine on September 11, 1777, the
revolutionary capital of Philadelphia was defenseless, and the city prepared for what was
seen as an inevitable British attack on the city. The executive branch of the Pennsylvania
State government ordered that eleven bells, including the State House bell (known today as
the Libererty Bell) and the bells from Christ Church and St. Peter’s Church be taken down
and removed from the city to prevent the British, who might melt the bells down to cast into
cannons, from taking possession of them.
A train of over 700 wagons, guarded by 200 cavalry from North Carolina and Virginia and
under the command of Colonel Thomas Polk of the 4th Regiment North Carolina Continental
Line, left Philadelphia for Bethlehem, PA. Hidden in the manure and hay were the bells, and
hidden in the wagon of Northampton County militia private John Jacob Mickley was the State
House bell. On September 18, the entourage and armed escort arrived in Richland Township
(present-day Quakertown) Pennsylvania. On September 23, the bishop of the Moravian
Church in Bethlehem reported that the wagons had arrived, and all bells except the State
House bell had been moved to Northampton-Towne (present-day Allentown Pennsylvania).
The following day, the State House bell was transferred to the wagon of Frederick Leaser and
taken to the historic Zion’s Reformed Church (erected in 1773) in center city Allentown,
where it was stored (along with the other bells), under the floorboards. On September 26,
British forces marched into Philadelphia, unopposed, and occupied the city. The bell was
restored to Philadelphia in June 1778, after the end of the British occupation.
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The Liberty Bell Museum (also the Liberty Bell Shrine Museum) is a non-profit
organization and museum located in Zion’s United Church of Christ (formerly Zion's
Reformed Church) in Allentown, PA. The museum, based in the church in which the Liberty
Bell was hidden during the American Revolutionary War, contains exhibits relating to the
Liberty Bell and subjects including liberty, freedom, patriotism and local history. The shrine
was founded in 1962 by Ralph H. Griesemer and Dr. Morgan D. Person. The museum is
located at 622 West Hamilton Street, Allentown, PA.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberty_Bell_Museum
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Chapter 12
James Buchanan
15th President of the United Sates
James Buchanan was born in Cove Gap*, Pennsylvania on 23 April 1791 to a well-to-do family. He graduated
from Dickinson College and became a prominent lawyer in Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
In 1820, Buchanan won election to the United States House of Representatives and served five terms. He
eventually became aligned with Andrew Jackson's Democratic Party. After serving as Jackson's Minister to
Russia, Buchanan won election as a senator from Pennsylvania and served for ten years. In 1845, he accepted
appointment as President James K. Polk's Secretary of State.
From 1853 to 1856, Buchanan served as the United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom. A major
contender for his party's presidential nomination throughout the 1840s and 1850s, Buchanan finally won his
party's nomination in 1856.
Shortly after his election, Buchanan lobbied the Supreme Court to issue a broad ruling in Dred Scott v. Sandford,
which he fully endorsed as president. He allied with the South in attempting to gain the admission of Kansas to the
Union as a slave state. He alienated both Republican abolitionists and Northern Democrats, most of whom
supported the principle of popular sovereignty in determining a new state'sslave holdingg status.
Buchanan indicated in his 1857 inaugural address that he would not seek a second term, and he kept his word
and did not run for re-election in 1860. After his party splintered, largely along geographic lines, Buchanan
supported Vice President Breckenridge over Douglas, who won the support of most Northern Democrats.
Republican nominee Abraham Lincoln, running on a platform of keeping slavery out of all Western territories, won
the election.
In response, seven southern states declared their secession from the Union, eventually leading to the American
Civil War. Buchanan's view was that secession was illegal, but that going to war to stop it was also illegal.
Buchanan supported the United States during the Civil War and publicly defended himself against charges that he
was responsible for the war. He died on1 June 1868 at age 77. He is the only president to remain a lifelong
bachelor and the only US President born in Pennsylvania.
President Buchanan is buried at Woodward Hill Cemetery, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. In 1930, a memorial in his
honor was installed at the Meridian Hill Park, an urban park located in Washington, DC at 16th Street NW & W.
Street NW. The park is about 1.3 miles due north of the White House.
*Cove Gap is located in Franklin County, about 75 miles west of Lancaster, PA
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Descendants of Daniel Dubbs
Generation 1
1. DANIEL1 DUBBS was born on 05 Oct 1748 in Lower Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA. He died on 22
Sep 1828 in Lower Milford Twp., Lehigh Co.. He married Elizabeth Schwenk, daughter of Johann
Matthias Schwenk and Anna Maria Dillinger, about 1773. She was born on 15 Oct 1753 in PA. She
died on 20 Feb 1818 in Lehigh Co., PA.
Daniel Dubbs and Elizabeth Schwenk had the following children:
2. i. ELIZABETH2 DUBBS was born on 20 Jan 1774. She died on 24 Jul 1777 in Lehigh
Co., PA.
3. ii. JOHANNES DUBBS was born on 07 Sep 1775. He died on 24 Jul 1777 in Lehigh Co.,
PA.
Notes for Johannes Dubbs:

In the book, "A History of the Goshenhoppen Reformed Charge, Montgomery Co.,
Pa 1727-1819" by Rev. Willaim John Hinke, recorded the burial of Johannes and
his sister on the same day, July 25, 1777.
+4. iii. ANNA MARIA DUBBS was born on 27 Jun 1777 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co.,
PA. She died in 1840. She married Henry Eberhard, son of Johann Michael
Eberhard and Catherine (Bleiler) Bleyer, on 22 Nov 1795 in St. Paul's Luth Cem.,
Red Hill, Montgomery Co., PA. He was born on 12 Jan 1762.
+5. iv. JOHANN JACOB DUBBS was born on 21 Jun 1779 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co.,
PA. He died on 17 May 1852 in Lehigh Co., PA. He married Anna Maria (Dice)
Dietz about 1810. She was born on 20 Aug 1783. She died on 09 Oct 1848 in
Lehigh Co., PA.
+6. v. HENRY DUBBS was born on 26 Sep 1781 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA. He
died on 04 Jan 1856 in Butler Co., OH. He married Anna Margaretha (Maria)
(Haman) Hackman, daughter of Jacob (Hockman) Hackman and Regina (Behr Bare
Baer) Bear, about 1807. She was born on 17 Oct 1782 in Lehigh Co., Pa.. She died
on 04 Jan 1856 in Butler Co., OH.
7. vi. CATHARINE DUBBS was born on 07 Dec 1783. She died on 17 Aug 1786.
+8. vii. DANIEL DUBBS JR. was born on 07 Apr 1786 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA.
He died on 07 Jul 1848 in Montgomery, Ohio. He married (1) SARAH DIEHL about
1820 in PA. She was born about 1790 in PA. She died on 23 Apr 1854 in
Montgomery Co., OH. He married (2) ELIZABETH (NEE ?) DUBBS JR. about 1810. She
was born about 1788. She died after 1816.
+9. viii. JOHN DUBBS was born on 05 Sep 1788 in Lower Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA. He
died on 25 Nov 1869 in Lower Milford Twp., Lehigh Co.. He married Elisabeth
(Klein) Kline about 1813. She was born on 18 May 1796. She died on 02 Jan 1845
in Lehigh Co., PA.
10. ix. MARGARET DUBBS was born on 22 Apr 1791 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA.
11. x. SOLOMON DUBBS was born on 10 Oct 1794 in Upper Milford Ref. Cem., Zionsville,
Lehigh Co., PA. He died on 24 May 1880 in Near Allentown, Lehigh Co., Pa.. He
married Catharine Schwartz on 04 Jul 1818 in PA. She was born on 22 Oct 1797.
She died on 17 Mar 1873 in PA.
+12. xi. JOSEPH SCHWENK DUBBS was born on 16 Oct 1796 in Hosensack Valley, Upper
Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., Pa.. He died on 14 Apr 1877 in Allentown, Lehigh Co.,
PA. He married (1) SUSAN GETZ, daughter of Nicholas Getz, about 1820. She was
born in 1806 in Berks Co., PA. She died on 05 Nov 1836 in North Whitehall, PA. He
married (2) ELEANOR LERCH, daughter of David Lerch and Eleanor Jones, on 21
Sep 1837 in Egypt, Pa.. She was born on 24 Dec 1802 in Warren Co., NJ. She died
on 29 Jan 1891 in Allentown, Lehigh Co., PA.
Generation 2
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Generation 2 (con't)
4. ANNA MARIA2 DUBBS (Daniel1)was born on 27 Jun 1777 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA.
She died in 1840. She married Henry Eberhard, son of Johann Michael Eberhard and Catherine
(Bleiler) Bleyer, on 22 Nov 1795 in St. Paul's Luth Cem., Red Hill, Montgomery Co., PA. He was
born on 12 Jan 1762.
Henry Eberhard and Anna Maria Dubbs had the following children:
+13. i. MICHAEL D.3 EBERHARD was born on 20 Sep 1796. He married an unknown spouse
about 1820.
14. ii. JACOB EBERHARD was born about 1798.
+15. iii. ANNA CATHARINE EBERHARD was born on 28 Jun 1798. She died on 11 Mar 1888.
She married Charles Frederick Dickenscheid, son of Johannes Dickenscheid and
Maria Martin, about 1819. He was born on 28 Sep 1792. He died in Oct 1881 in
Allentown, Lehigh Co., PA.
5. JOHANN JACOB2 DUBBS (Daniel1) was born on 21 Jun 1779 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA.
He died on 17 May 1852 in Lehigh Co., PA. He married Anna Maria (Dice) Dietz about 1810. She
was born on 20 Aug 1783. She died on 09 Oct 1848 in Lehigh Co., PA.
Johann Jacob Dubbs and Anna Maria (Dice) Dietz had the following children:
+16. i. CHARLES3 DUBBS was born on 31 Aug 1806 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA.
He died on 14 Sep 1854 in PA (bur. Christ Union Cem., Trumbauersville, Bucks
Co., PA). He married Catharine Smith, daughter of Abraham Smith, on 17 Nov 1831
in PA by Rev. Waage (1850 resided Bucks Co., PA). She was born about 1811.
+17. ii. JESSE DUBBS was born in 1812 in Tohickon, Bucks Co., PA (Bur. Row 3). He died
on 29 Nov 1881 in Trumbauersville, Milford Twp., Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He
married Maria Graver, daughter of Johannes (Graber) Graver and Mary (Anna
Marie) (Klein) Kline, on 15 Sep 1839 in Tohickon Ref. Ch., Bedminster Twp., Bucks
Co., PA. She was born in 1818 in Bucks Co., PA. She died on 07 Feb 1898 in
Trumbauersville, Milford Twp., Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.
+18. iii. JACOB DUBBS was born on 18 Jul 1818. He died on 15 Oct 1881. He married Lydia
Eberhard, daughter of Daniel Eberhard and Maria Erdman, about 1848. She was
born on 25 Jun 1822. She died on 23 Feb 1904.
6. HENRY2 DUBBS (Daniel1) was born on 26 Sep 1781 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA. He died
on 04 Jan 1856 in Butler Co., OH. He married Anna Margaretha (Maria) (Haman) Hackman,
daughter of Jacob (Hockman) Hackman and Regina (Behr Bare Baer) Bear, about 1807. She was
born on 17 Oct 1782 in Lehigh Co., Pa.. She died on 04 Jan 1856 in Butler Co., OH.
Notes for Henry Dubbs:

A pottery factory was erected on Dillinger land in Lower Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., about two miles
northeast of Dillingersville. It was erected in 1821 by Henry Dubbs who operated the factory until
1835 when he sold it to William Dillinger. This was the first pottery business in Lehigh county.
Note that there is a connection between the Dubbs and Dillinger families. Henry's mother was
Elizabeth (nee Schwenk). His grandmother was Anna Maria Dillinger.
Source: Lower Milford Twp. Industries, page 801, from Jane Hartwich 12/15/00
Notes for Anna Margaretha (Maria) (Haman) Hackman:
The 1850 census for St. Claire Twp, Butler Co., Ohio noted that Margaret could not read or write.
(per e-mail from Jane Hartwich 6/1/00)
Henry Dubbs and Anna Margaretha (Maria) (Haman) Hackman had the following children:
+19. i. MICHAEL3 DUBBS was born on 28 Oct 1808 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA.
He died on 10 Jul 1845 in Butler Co., OH. He married Julia Ann Bobenmyer,
daughter of John Frederick Bobenmyer and Christina (Klein) Kline, on 03 Jun 1834
in Butler Co., OH. She was born on 17 Apr 1815 in Longswamp Twp., Berks Co.,
PA. She died on 30 Aug 1898 in Butler Twp., Darke Co., Ohio.
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20. ii. DAVID DUBBS was born on 10 Sep 1811 in Lehigh Co., PA. He died in 1845 in OH.
+21. iii. JONATHAN DUBBS was born on 12 Sep 1813 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA.
He died on 03 Nov 1865 in Butler Co., OH. He married Sarah Borger about 1841.
She was born in 1823.
+22. iv. SALOME DUBBS was born on 19 Apr 1815 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA.
She died on 30 Jun 1880 in Fairfield Twp., Butler Co., OH. She married John
Bobenmyer, son of John Frederick Bobenmyer and Christina (Klein) Kline, on 29
Dec 1836 in Butler Co., OH. He was born on 11 Feb 1807 in Longswamp Twp.,
Berks Co., PA. He died on 30 Oct 1888 in Fairfield Twp., Butler Co., OH.
23. v. HANNA DUBBS was born on 06 May 1818.
8. DANIEL2 DUBBS JR. (Daniel1) was born on 07 Apr 1786 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA. He
died on 07 Jul 1848 in Montgomery, Ohio. He married (1) SARAH DIEHL about 1820 in PA. She was
born about 1790 in PA. She died on 23 Apr 1854 in Montgomery Co., OH. He married (2)
ELIZABETH (NEE ?) DUBBS JR. about 1810. She was born about 1788. She died after 1816.
Notes for Daniel Dubbs Jr.:

In the "Lower Milford Township" descriptions of the various industries, it was noted that Daniel
Dubbs operated the grist mill that he inherited from his father. In 1836 at the age of 50, Daniel
moved to Montgomery County in Ohio. He undoubtedly sold the mill as the next owner was
William D. Moyer who operated the mill until 1863 when Isaac H. Shelly became the owner.
Different parties operated it until 1880 when Henrey F. Schell bought it and improved it by adding
steam power. The mill continued to operate to 1900 when it burned and was abandoned. The
owner at the time was Albert Walter.
In her letter to Henry Alfred Dubbs dated March 3, 1930, Mrs. C. B. Gardiner said that she was the
great-granddaughter of Daniel Dubbs, Jr. who moved to Ohio about 1836. Her letter said that
Daniel came to Ohio with his second wife, Sarah Doll. The IGI recorded the name as Sarah Diehl.
The IGI lists the marriage of Daniel and Sarah Diehl and seven children. I have assumed that
Sarah was the second wife, and the first wife was Elizabeth. She appears on CD 130, page 189 as
the mother of Reuben, b. 6/17/1816. I assumed Elizabeth was the mother of the first two children,
Samuel and Reuben. I further assumed she died after the death of Reuben, and Daniel remarried
to Sarah after 1816.
Source of move to Ohio: Jane Hartwich e-mail 8/2/00. Confirmed by the letter Mrs. C. B. Gardiner,
a Dubbs relative, wrote to Henry A. Dubbs on March 3, 1930. And IGI FGR for Daniel Dubbs, Jr.
downloaded 5/20/00, and CD 130, page 189.
Daniel Dubbs Jr. and Sarah Diehl had the following children:
24. i. REBECCA3 DUBBS was born in 1820 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA. She died
on 06 Dec 1854 in Montgomery , Ohio.
25. ii. ELIZABETH DUBBS was born on 09 Aug 1821 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA.
She died on 28 Jan 1897 in Near Miamisburg, Ohio. She married John Leis in 1840
in Ohio. He was born about 1820. He died before 1897.
Notes for Elizabeth Dubbs:

Her obit recorded that she had 5 children, one of whom died before her (1897).
+26. iii. SOPHIA DUBBS was born on 17 Oct 1825 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA.
She died on 20 Nov 1882 in Miamisburg, Ohio. She married Adam Clay on 14 May
1846 in Ohio. He was born about 1820. He died after 1882.
27. iv. SARAH ANN DUBBS was born on 06 Feb 1828 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA.
She died after 1900.
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28. v. DANIEL (1 LT) L. DUBBS was born in 1838 in Miami Twp., Montgomery Co., Ohio. He
died on 07 Jul 1864 in Washington, DC.
Notes for Daniel (1 LT) L. Dubbs:
Daniel Dubbs Jr. and Elizabeth (nee ?) Dubbs Jr. had the following children:
+29. i. SAMUEL3 DUBBS was born on 06 Jan 1815 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA.
He died on 06 Feb 1889 in Miamisburg, Miami Twp., Montgomerey Co., Ohio. He
married (1) ELIZABETH NEIBLE on 06 Feb 1849 in Montgomery Co., OH. She was
born on 28 Jun 1815 in VA. She died on 08 May 1858 in Montgomery Co., OH. He
married (2) MARY A. LEWIS on 07 Sep 1859. She was born in 1833 in Ohio. She died
on 10 Mar 1910.
30. ii. REUBEN DUBBS was born on 17 Jun 1816 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA. He
died in Sep 1849 in Peru Twp., Miami, Indiana.
9. JOHN2 DUBBS (Daniel1) was born on 05 Sep 1788 in Lower Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA. He died
on 25 Nov 1869 in Lower Milford Twp., Lehigh Co.. He married Elisabeth (Klein) Kline about 1813.
She was born on 18 May 1796. She died on 02 Jan 1845 in Lehigh Co., PA.
Notes for John Dubbs:

John lived all his life at the old homestead and continued to operate the forge until his death in
1869. At his death, the property passed to his only son, Aaron K. (Source: Genealogies of Pa.
Families, page 281).
John saw action in the War of 1812 (Source: The Charcoal Iron Industry in the Perkiomen Valley,
by Alfred Gemmell, 1949)
John Dubbs and Elisabeth (Klein) Kline had the following children:
31. i. ANNA MARIA3 DUBBS was born on 01 Feb 1818. She died on 23 Jan 1850 in Lehigh
Co., PA. She married CARL J. EWALD. He was born about 1815.
+32. ii. AARON K. DUBBS was born on 06 Jan 1820. He died on 22 Jun 1874 in Lower
Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., Pa.. He married Mary T. Schantz, daughter of John Jacob
Schantz and Maria Magdalena Traub, about 1845. She was born on 19 Oct 1825.
She died on 18 May 1918.
12. JOSEPH SCHWENK2 DUBBS (Daniel1) was born on 16 Oct 1796 in Hosensack Valley, Upper Milford
Twp., Lehigh Co., Pa.. He died on 14 Apr 1877 in Allentown, Lehigh Co., PA. He married (1)
SUSAN GETZ, daughter of Nicholas Getz, about 1820. She was born in 1806 in Berks Co., PA. She
died on 05 Nov 1836 in North Whitehall, PA. He married (2) ELEANOR LERCH, daughter of David
Lerch and Eleanor Jones, on 21 Sep 1837 in Egypt, Pa.. She was born on 24 Dec 1802 in Warren
Co., NJ. She died on 29 Jan 1891 in Allentown, Lehigh Co., PA.
Joseph Schwenk Dubbs and Susan Getz had the following children:
33. i. LOUISE3 DUBBS was born about 1823. She married OWEN L. SCHREIBER. He was
born on 09 Jan 1820. He died on 27 Jul 1886.
34. ii. ALFRED J. G. DUBBS was born on 08 Jun 1826 in Berks Co., PA. He died on 07 Nov
1897 in Allentown, Lehigh Co., PA. He married Marie L. Schreiber, daughter of
Jacob Schreiber, on 18 Oct 1853. She was born about 1830 in Lehigh Co., Pa.. She
died on 23 Jan 1894 in Allentown, Lehigh Co., PA.
+35. iii. ELMIRA DUBBS was born on 14 Dec 1829. She married James O. Schimer about
1855. He was born about 1827.
Joseph Schwenk Dubbs and Eleanor Lerch had the following children:
+36. i. JOSEPH HENRY3 DUBBS was born on 05 Oct 1838 in North Whitehall Twp., Lehigh
Co., PA. He died on 01 Apr 1910 in Lancaster, PA. He married Mary Louisa Wilson,
daughter of Thomas Bird Wilson and Elizabeth Jane Martin, on 22 Sep 1863 in
Allentown, Lehigh Co., PA. She was born on 04 Jan 1843 in Allentown, Lehigh Co.,
PA. She died on 17 Jan 1921 in Lancaster, Pa..
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37. ii. SILAS PAUL ZWINGLI DUBBS was born on 29 Aug 1842. He died on 22 Oct 1844.
Generation 3
13. MICHAEL D.3 EBERHARD (Anna Maria2 Dubbs, Daniel1 Dubbs) was born on 20 Sep 1796. He
married an unknown spouse about 1820.
Michael D. Eberhard had the following child:
38. i. MARIA E.4 EBERHARD was born about 1820.
15. ANNA CATHARINE3 EBERHARD (Anna Maria2 Dubbs, Daniel1 Dubbs) was born on 28 Jun 1798. She
died on 11 Mar 1888. She married Charles Frederick Dickenscheid, son of Johannes Dickenscheid
and Maria Martin, about 1819. He was born on 28 Sep 1792. He died in Oct 1881 in Allentown,
Lehigh Co., PA.
Notes for Charles Frederick Dickenscheid:
Joseph H. Dubbs recorded in his "Annals of the Dubbs Family" on page 18 that Charles was a
surgeon in the War of 1812
Charles Frederick Dickenscheid and Anna Catharine Eberhard had the following children:
39. i. ANNA MARIA4 DICKENSCHEID was born about 1820. She married SAMUEL YOUNG. He
+40. ii. CHARLES HENRY DICKENSCHEID was born on 11 Feb 1820. He died on 04 Dec 1850
in PA. He married Elvina Spinner, daughter of David Spinner Jr. and Catherine L.
(nee ?) Spinner, about 1840. She was born on 20 Feb 1824. She died on 04 Jan
1915.
+41. iii. DIANA E. DICKENSCHEID was born on 09 Nov 1820. She died on 15 Aug 1890. She
married Nero (Rev.) S. Strassburger, son of John Andrew (Rev.) Strassburger III
and Catherine Stout, about 1845. He was born on 07 Aug 1819 in The Reformed
Parsonage near Sellersville, Bucks Co., PA. He died on 27 Jun 1888 in Allentown,
Lehigh Co., PA.
42. iv. REBECCA M. DICKENSCHEID was born about 1824.
+43. v. JOHN (DR.) HENRY DICKENSCHEID was born on 04 Jun 1826. He died on 17 Oct 1905.
He married AMANDA M. STEGMAN. She was born on 06 Jan 1835. She died on 17
Sep 1917.
16. CHARLES3 DUBBS (Johann Jacob2, Daniel1) was born on 31 Aug 1806 in Upper Milford Twp.,
Lehigh Co., PA. He died on 14 Sep 1854 in PA (bur. Christ Union Cem., Trumbauersville, Bucks
Co., PA). He married Catharine Smith, daughter of Abraham Smith, on 17 Nov 1831 in PA by Rev.
Waage (1850 resided Bucks Co., PA). She was born about 1811.
Charles Dubbs and Catharine Smith had the following child:
+44. i. ALFRED A.4 DUBBS was born on 14 Oct 1832 in Bucks Co., PA. He died on 27 Mar
1860. He married Elizabeth Jacoby, daughter of Amos Jacoby and Sophia Springer,
on 27 Aug 1853 in PA. She was born on 20 Feb 1833 in Bucks Co., PA. She died
on 26 Sep 1905 in PA.
17. JESSE3 DUBBS (Johann Jacob2, Daniel1) was born in 1812 in Tohickon, Bucks Co., PA (Bur. Row
3). He died on 29 Nov 1881 in Trumbauersville, Milford Twp., Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married
Maria Graver, daughter of Johannes (Graber) Graver and Mary (Anna Marie) (Klein) Kline, on 15
Sep 1839 in Tohickon Ref. Ch., Bedminster Twp., Bucks Co., PA. She was born in 1818 in Bucks
Co., PA. She died on 07 Feb 1898 in Trumbauersville, Milford Twp., Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.
Notes for Jesse Dubbs:

The 1870 census recorded that Jesse's personal property was valued at $1,500. At an annual
inflation rate of 3.5%, that property would be worth $150,000 today (2004). His real estate was
valued at $10,000. The real estate would be worth $525,000 today at an annual inflation rate of
3.5%.
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[Brøderbund Family Archive #286, Ed. 1, Census Index: Eastern PA, PENNSYLVANIA CENSUS
(EAST) NARA Series M593, Bucks County, 1870, Date of Import: Feb 24, 2001, Internal Ref.
#1.286.2.7993.18]
Individual: Dubbs, Jesse, 1870 Census

Race: W
Age: 57
Birth place: PA
Township: Milford Twp
Microfilm: Roll 1313, Page 414
Jesse Dubbs and Maria Graver had the following children:
45. i. CHILD4 DUBBS was born on 02 Aug 1840. Child died on 26 Aug 1840.
46. ii. FRANKLIN DUBBS was born in 1842 in Bucks Co., PA.
47. iii. HENRY DUBBS was born in 1844 in Bucks Co., PA.
+48. iv. AARON G. DUBBS was born on 31 Mar 1846 in Bucks Co., PA. He died on 26 Oct
1916 in Trumbauersville, Milford Twp., Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married
Ellamanda Ziegenfuss, daughter of Peter Ziegenfuss and Maria (Mary)
Rosenberger, about 1864. She was born on 01 Oct 1841 in Richland Twp., Bucks
Co., PA. She died on 28 Oct 1916 in Trumbauersville, Milford Twp., Bucks Co.,
Pennsylvania.
+49. v. MARY AMANDA DUBBS was born in Apr 1847 in (age 21 y in 1870 census). She died
in 1922. She married John Bartholomew, son of Jacob Bartholomew and Catharine
(Schearer) Shearer, about 1868. He was born in 1847 in Bucks Co., PA. He died in
1924.
50. vi. AMANDA DUBBS was born in 1849 in Bucks Co., PA.
+51. vii. LOUISA DUBBS was born on 22 Jan 1852 in Bucks Co., PA. She died on 02 Sep
1922 in Milford Twp., Bucks Co., PA. She married John H. Fulmer, son of Levi
Fulmer and Mary Hartman, about 1875. He was born on 18 Dec 1845 in Haycock
Twp., Bucks Co., PA. He died on 23 Aug 1911 in Washington, DC.
52. viii. JACOB G. DUBBS was born on 21 Jun 1861 in Trumbauersville, Milford Twp., Bucks
Co., Pennsylvania. He died on 06 Apr 1941 in Allentown, Lehigh Co., PA. He
married Sarah H. Ziegler on 31 Mar 1887 in Parsonage of Rev. Franklin J. Mohr,
Coopersburg, Pa.. She was born on 04 Feb 1866 in Zionsville, Lehigh Co., PA. She
died on 07 May 1959 in PA (bur. Zion Luth. Cem., Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co.,
PA).
18. JACOB3 DUBBS (Johann Jacob2, Daniel1) was born on 18 Jul 1818. He died on 15 Oct 1881. He
married Lydia Eberhard, daughter of Daniel Eberhard and Maria Erdman, about 1848. She was
born on 25 Jun 1822. She died on 23 Feb 1904.
Jacob Dubbs and Lydia Eberhard had the following children:
53. i. JACOB4 DUBBS was born on 06 Oct 1846. He died on 06 Oct 1846.
+54. ii. ELMIRA MARIA DUBBS was born on 03 Feb 1849. She died on 19 Jun 1927. She
married Edward Wayne Gabel, son of Willougby Gabel and Eliza Wieder, in 1873.
He was born on 05 Oct 1841 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA. He died on 14
Nov 1921.
55. iii. MARY DUBBS was born about 1853.
19. MICHAEL3 DUBBS (Henry2, Daniel1) was born on 28 Oct 1808 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co.,
PA. He died on 10 Jul 1845 in Butler Co., OH. He married Julia Ann Bobenmyer, daughter of John
Frederick Bobenmyer and Christina (Klein) Kline, on 03 Jun 1834 in Butler Co., OH. She was born
on 17 Apr 1815 in Longswamp Twp., Berks Co., PA. She died on 30 Aug 1898 in Butler Twp.,
Darke Co., Ohio.
Michael Dubbs and Julia Ann Bobenmyer had the following children:
+56. i. HENRY4 DUBBS was born on 10 Aug 1835 in Butler Co., OH. He married Rebecca
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+56. i. HENRY4 DUBBS was born on 10 Aug 1835 in Butler Co., OH. He married Rebecca
Robbins about 1860. She was born about 1838.
57. ii. MARY ANN DUBBS was born on 25 Dec 1837 in Butler Co., OH. She married
Amandus (Shuler) Schuler on 27 Dec 1857 in Butler Co., OH. He was born about
1835 in Butler Co., OH.
58. iii. DAVID F. DUBBS was born on 12 May 1841 in Butler Co., OH.
59. iv. JULIA ANN DUBBS was born on 29 Jan 1846 in Butler Co., OH.
21. JONATHAN3 DUBBS (Henry2, Daniel1) was born on 12 Sep 1813 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co.,
PA. He died on 03 Nov 1865 in Butler Co., OH. He married Sarah Borger about 1841. She was
born in 1823.
Jonathan Dubbs and Sarah Borger had the following children:
60. i. ELIZA4 DUBBS was born in 1841 in Ohio.
61. ii. MARY A. DUBBS was born in 1844 in Ohio.
62. iii. ANN DUBBS was born about 1845.
63. iv. AARON DUBBS was born in 1846.
64. v. MARIA DUBBS was born in 1848.
65. vi. AMANDRY DUBBS was born about 1849.
66. vii. HENRY DUBBS was born in 1850.
+67. viii. CHARLES DUBBS was born after 1850. He married Mrs. Charles (nee ?) Dubbs about
1870. She was born about 1850.
22. SALOME3 DUBBS (Henry2, Daniel1) was born on 19 Apr 1815 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co.,
PA. She died on 30 Jun 1880 in Fairfield Twp., Butler Co., OH. She married John Bobenmyer, son
of John Frederick Bobenmyer and Christina (Klein) Kline, on 29 Dec 1836 in Butler Co., OH. He
was born on 11 Feb 1807 in Longswamp Twp., Berks Co., PA. He died on 30 Oct 1888 in Fairfield
Twp., Butler Co., OH.
John Bobenmyer and Salome Dubbs had the following children:
68. i. SARAH C.4 BOBENMYER was born on 29 Nov 1841 in Fairfield Twp., Butler Co., OH.
She died on 22 Jun 1929.
69. ii. ELIZABETH A. BOBENMYER was born on 28 Feb 1845 in Fairfield Twp., Butler Co.,
OH. She died on 24 Feb 1895 in Ohio.
70. iii. CHARLES FREDERICK BOBENMYER was born on 22 Mar 1858 in Fairfield Twp., Butler
Co., OH. He died on 27 Oct 1934 in Fairfield Twp., Butler Co., OH. He married
Sophie Celotta Weidner on 10 Dec 1885 in Butler Co., OH. She was born about
1860.
71. iv. CLARA BOBENMYER was born on 15 Oct 1863 in Fairfield Twp., Butler Co., OH. She
died on 24 Jan 1935 in Fairfield Twp., Butler Co., OH.
26. SOPHIA3 DUBBS (Daniel2 Jr., Daniel1) was born on 17 Oct 1825 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co.,
PA. She died on 20 Nov 1882 in Miamisburg, Ohio. She married Adam Clay on 14 May 1846 in
Ohio. He was born about 1820. He died after 1882.
Adam Clay and Sophia Dubbs had the following children:
72. i. UNKNOWN4 CLAY was born about 1848. She died after 1882. She married FRANK
DEARDORFF. He was born about 1845.
73. ii. AMOS K. CLAY was born about 1850. He died after 1882.
29. SAMUEL3 DUBBS (Daniel2 Jr., Daniel1) was born on 06 Jan 1815 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co.,
PA. He died on 06 Feb 1889 in Miamisburg, Miami Twp., Montgomerey Co., Ohio. He married (1)
ELIZABETH NEIBLE on 06 Feb 1849 in Montgomery Co., OH. She was born on 28 Jun 1815 in VA.
She died on 08 May 1858 in Montgomery Co., OH. He married (2) MARY A. LEWIS on 07 Sep 1859.
She was born in 1833 in Ohio. She died on 10 Mar 1910.
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Notes for Samuel Dubbs:
Samuel married first Elizabeth Neibel on 6 February 1849 in Montgomery Co, OH. According to the
census records, they had three sons, Harry N (~1850), Daniel (~1852) and Jacob (~1852). He
married Mary Ann Lewis Garrison, the widow of Jonathan Garrison, second.
Notes for Elizabeth Neible:

In a letter dated March 8, 1889, written by Henry N. Dubbs, he listed his mother's maiden name as
"Neible". Some records recorded it as "Neibel".
Samuel Dubbs and Elizabeth Neible had the following children:
+74. i. HENRY N.4 DUBBS was born about 1850. He married Mrs. Henry N. (nee ?) Dubbs
about 1880. She was born about 1855.
75. ii. ALBERT J. DUBBS was born on 29 Jun 1852. He died on 24 Jul 1864.
+76. iii. DANIEL A. DUBBS was born in 1855 in Pandora, Putman Co., Ohio. He married
Sarah Ella Minnis about 1880. She was born in 1855.
Notes for Mary A. Lewis:
Mary Ann Lewis married first on 30 August 1849 Jonathan Garrison in Montgomery Co, OH.
Jonathan was the son of son of Daniel and Catherine Metherd Garrison. They had two children,
Perry and Daniel Henry. After Jonathan's death in the 1850's she married Samuel Dubs on 7
September 1859 in Montgomery Co, OH. According to the census records, she had two children
with Samuel, Samuel (b ~ 1861) and Joseph (b ~1866).
The tombstone has the last name as Dubs.

Samuel Dubbs and Mary A. Lewis had the following children:
77. i. SAMUEL4 DUBBS was born about 1861.
78. ii. JOSEPH S. DUBBS was born in 1865. He died in 1945. He married MARY ROSE
GREEN. He was born on 23 Dec 1872 in San Antonio, TX. He died on 06 Jan 1948
in Montgomery Co., OH.
32. AARON K.3 DUBBS (John2, Daniel1) was born on 06 Jan 1820. He died on 22 Jun 1874 in Lower
Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., Pa.. He married Mary T. Schantz, daughter of John Jacob Schantz and
Maria Magdalena Traub, about 1845. She was born on 19 Oct 1825. She died on 18 May 1918.
Notes for Aaron K. Dubbs:

Aaron kept the forge operating to his death. In 1909, it was dismantled.
Aaron was the last Dubbs to occupy the homestead before it passed into the hands of strangers.
The homestead was always known as "Dubbs' Place". (Source: Genealogies of Pa. Families, page
281).
Aaron K. Dubbs and Mary T. Schantz had the following children:
+79. i. SARAH E.4 DUBBS was born on 03 May 1847. She died on 20 Jan 1928. She married
Joseph (Rev.) T. Hillpot, son of Samuel S. T. Hillpot and Eva Trauger, on 23 May
1883 in By Rev. A. R. Horne. He was born on 27 Dec 1835 in Tinicum Twp., Bucks
Co., PA. He died on 30 Oct 1896 in Quakertown, Bucks Co., PA.
80. ii. SOPHIA DUBBS was born about 1855 in PA. She married UNKNOWN MALE ZIEGLER.
He was born about 1850.
81. iii. EMMA DUBBS was born about 1861 in PA. She married UNKNOWN MALE SCHANTZ.
He was born about 1860.
+82. iv. JOHN H. DUBBS MD was born in 1868 in PA (U). He died in 1935. He married JANE
G. STURGEON. She was born on 18 Jan 1875 in Allegheny Co., PA. She died in
1949.
35. ELMIRA3 DUBBS (Joseph Schwenk2, Daniel1) was born on 14 Dec 1829. She married James O.
Schimer about 1855. He was born about 1827.
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James O. Schimer and Elmira Dubbs had the following children:
83. i. LOUISA E.4 SCHIMER was born about 1856.
84. ii. CARRIE E. SCHIMER was born about 1860.
85. iii. WILLIAM H. SCHIMER was born about 1862.
36. JOSEPH HENRY3 DUBBS (Joseph Schwenk2, Daniel1) was born on 05 Oct 1838 in North Whitehall
Twp., Lehigh Co., PA. He died on 01 Apr 1910 in Lancaster, PA. He married Mary Louisa Wilson,
daughter of Thomas Bird Wilson and Elizabeth Jane Martin, on 22 Sep 1863 in Allentown, Lehigh
Co., PA. She was born on 04 Jan 1843 in Allentown, Lehigh Co., PA. She died on 17 Jan 1921 in
Lancaster, Pa..
Joseph Henry Dubbs and Mary Louisa Wilson had the following children:
86. i. ELANOR ELIZABETH4 DUBBS was born in 1865 in PA. She died in 1946 in MD. She
married FRANK WINDOR MISH. He was born in 1865. He died in 1939.
87. ii. THOMAS WILSON DUBBS was born between 1866-1867 in PA. He married MRS.
WILSON (NEE ?) DUBBS. She was born about 1865.
+88. iii. HENRY ALFRED DUBBS was born on 23 Aug 1868 in Pottstown, Pa. (Resident of
Denver, CO). He died in 1939 in Lancaster, Pa.. He married Helen (Pansy) Welsh
Miller, daughter of William H. Miller and Mary Rebecca Welsh, on 20 Nov 1922 in
Phila., PA. She was born on 17 Sep 1879 in Ardmore, Pa.. She died on 13 Jan
1924 in Denver, Colorado.
89. iv. MARY DUBBS was born in 1870 in Pottstown, Montgomery Co., PA. She died in
1951 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., PA.
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40. CHARLES HENRY4 DICKENSCHEID (Anna Catharine3 Eberhard, Anna Maria2 Dubbs, Daniel1 Dubbs)
was born on 11 Feb 1820. He died on 04 Dec 1850 in PA. He married Elvina Spinner, daughter of
David Spinner Jr. and Catherine L. (nee ?) Spinner, about 1840. She was born on 20 Feb 1824.
She died on 04 Jan 1915.
Notes for Charles Henry Dickenscheid:

The cemetery records for Trinity Great Swamp Ch. Cem., Spinnerstown, Pa., Old Section Row 2,
record three children born next to Charles. I believe these children, Howard, Emma and Horace, to
be those of Charles and his wife, Elvina.
Charles Henry Dickenscheid and Elvina Spinner had the following children:
90. i. HOWARD5 DICKENSCHEID was born in 1846. He died in 1847.
91. ii. EMMA C. DICKENSCHEID was born in 1847. She died in 1847.
92. iii. HORACE DICKENSCHEID was born in 1848. He died in 1859.
41. DIANA E.4DICKENSCHEID (Anna Catharine3 Eberhard, Anna Maria2 Dubbs, Daniel1 Dubbs) was
born on 09 Nov 1820. She died on 15 Aug 1890. She married Nero (Rev.) S. Strassburger, son of
John Andrew (Rev.) Strassburger III and Catherine Stout, about 1845. He was born on 07 Aug
1819 in The Reformed Parsonage near Sellersville, Bucks Co., PA. He died on 27 Jun 1888 in
Allentown, Lehigh Co., PA.
Notes for Nero (Rev.) S. Strassburger:
Rev. Strassburger was born near Sellersville, Bucks Co., PA., the son of Rev. J. A. and Catharine
Strassburger. After teaching school for a short time, he graduated from Marshall College in 1844
and the Seminary at Mercersburg in 1847.
He served Reformed churches in the Friedensburg [PA] charge 1847-1859, Pottstown, PA 1859-63
and Zion, Allentown, PA 1863-88. While in Allentown he started three new churches and was one
of the organizers of the College for Women, Allentown, PA [now Cedar Crest College] in 1867. He
taught in the college for four years.
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He wrote a "Child's Catechism" which was widely used. Franklin and Marshall conferred an
honorary Doctor of Divinity degree in 1887.
He married Diana E. Dickenschied. They had a son who died in infancy and a daughter Annie.
Source: "Obituary Record: a record of the deceased alumni of Franklin and Marshall."
Nero (Rev.) S. Strassburger and Diana E. Dickenscheid had the following children:
93. i. CHARLES EDGAR5 STRASSBURGER was born on 19 Dec 1853. He died on 15 Apr
1864.
94. ii. ANNIE C. STRASSBURGER was born on 10 Aug 1855 (Tombstone has MI "C."
Strasssburger history has middle name as Elizabeth). She died on 06 May 1936.
43. JOHN (DR.) HENRY4 DICKENSCHEID (Anna Catharine3 Eberhard, Anna Maria2 Dubbs, Daniel1 Dubbs)
was born on 04 Jun 1826. He died on 17 Oct 1905. He married AMANDA M. STEGMAN. She was
born on 06 Jan 1835. She died on 17 Sep 1917.
John (Dr.) Henry Dickenscheid and Amanda M. Stegman had the following children:
95. i. IDA (DICKENSHIED)5 DICKENSCHEID was born on 11 May 1865. She died on 23 Apr
1934. She married ALFRED S. SCHANTZ. He was born on 22 Nov 1865. He died on
12 Mar 1942.
96. ii. ANNIE KATE (DICHENSHIED) DICKENSCHEID was born on 30 May 1871 in PA. She died
on 25 Dec 1952. She married JOHN HOWARD WEINBERGER. He was born on 31 Oct
1870. He died on 05 Jul 1945.
44. ALFRED A.4 DUBBS (Charles3, Johann Jacob2, Daniel1) was born on 14 Oct 1832 in Bucks Co., PA.
He died on 27 Mar 1860. He married Elizabeth Jacoby, daughter of Amos Jacoby and Sophia
Springer, on 27 Aug 1853 in PA. She was born on 20 Feb 1833 in Bucks Co., PA. She died on 26
Sep 1905 in PA.
Alfred A. Dubbs and Elizabeth Jacoby had the following children:
97. i. JAMES ALLEN5 DUBBS was born on 30 Sep 1853 in PA.
98. ii. MARY WEISEL DUBBS was born on 13 Dec 1855 in PA.
99. iii. CHARLES DUBBS was born about 1857. He died in Feb 1860.
48. AARON G. 4
DUBBS (Jesse3, Johann Jacob2, Daniel1) was born on 31 Mar 1846 in Bucks Co., PA.
He died on 26 Oct 1916 in Trumbauersville, Milford Twp., Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married
Ellamanda Ziegenfuss, daughter of Peter Ziegenfuss and Maria (Mary) Rosenberger, about 1864.
She was born on 01 Oct 1841 in Richland Twp., Bucks Co., PA. She died on 28 Oct 1916 in
Notes for Aaron G. Dubbs:

Aaron's death certificate recorded that the attending doctor, H. C. Grim, saw him form April 2, 1916
to October 26, 1916. Dr. Grim last saw him alive on October 26, 1916. Aaron died at 6:30 AM on
October 26, 1916.
The 1870 census recorded the value of his personal property at $1,800. At an annual inflation rate
of 3.5%, that property would be worth $180,000 today (2004).
The 1880 census for Milford Township, page 23, sheet 40C, recorded that Priscilla Ahlum, age 18
(born 1862), was living with Aaron G. Dubbs and his wife Ellamanda. According to Priscilla's
obituary in the Christ Lutheran Church parish record book, she was one of ten children being
raised by her father. The mother had passed away.
Aaron G. Dubbs and Ellamanda Ziegenfuss had the following children:
100. i. HENRY F.5 DUBBS was born in 1865 (1900 Henry, Ida and Harry resided Salida City,
Colorado. In 1924, his son, Harry, reported that his father was living in Detroit, MI).
He died in 1947 in Trumbauersville, Milford Twp., Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He
married Ida L. Titlow, daughter of John B. (Ditlow) Titlow and Lucyann (Klein) Kline,
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married Ida L. Titlow, daughter of John B. (Ditlow) Titlow and Lucyann (Klein) Kline,
on 20 Sep 1884 in PA (1940 resided Quakertown, Bucks Co., PA). She was born in
Oct 1863 in (of Lower Milford Twp., Lednigh Co., PA). She died in 1957 in
101. ii. EMMA REBECCA DUBBS was born on 09 Dec 1867 in Milford Township, Bucks Co.,
PA. She died on 15 Jul 1955 in Trumbauersville, Milford Twp., Bucks Co.,
Pennsylvania. She married Oswin Kepner Huber, son of David Huber and
Catharine (Kepner) Kepler, on 28 Jan 1886 in Christ Church, Cressman, Pa. He
was born on 24 Mar 1866 in Cressman, Milford Twp., Bucks Co., Pa.. He died on
16 Nov 1930 in San Francisco, CA.
Notes for Emma Rebecca Dubbs:

Emma was known as "Grammy Huber". She cared for 90 some children in the
community as a means of support after her husband, Oswin, left her.
Notes for Oswin Kepner Huber:

Oswin attended the Keystone State Normal School (later Kutztown State Teachers
College and now Kutztown University) from 1882 to 1885, graduating in 1885 as
one of 29 with a two year teacher certificate. He was one of the class orators at
graduation.
In a 1904 news clipping, it was reported that Oswin at age 38 eloped on September
13, 1904, with an 18 year old beauty, Williamenia (Minnie) Heffletrauger. He wrote
to his family a few days later to say that he would never return. Before his
departure, he borrowed $1,300 from Emma's father, Aaron Dubbs.
Oswin and Minnie settled in San Francisco. There he assumed the name Oliver
Randolph Hunter.
The family later received letters from Oswin in December 1904 and January 1905
from San Francisco begging forgiveness and asking for money to return home. To
the family's knowledge, this was the last time they heard from Oswin.
Oswin was buried in San Francisco, Cyprus Cemetery, Lot 597, Tier 8.
102. iii. CHARLES DUBBS was born on 14 Aug 1869 in Bucks Co., PA. He died on 11 Sep
1951 in Allentown, Lehigh Co., PA. He married Tilina R. Mack in 1888. She was
born in 1869. She died on 07 Sep 1930 in Grand View Hospital, Sellersville, Pa.
Notes for Charles Dubbs:

Learned to farm on his father's farm on Krumy Road, 1 mile west of
Trumbauersville. Later moved to 125 N. Main St, Trumbauersville where he
remained until after his wife's death in 1930. Was a member of the Christ
Reformed church and served on the Building Committee which enlarged the church
after it was damaged by fire in 1918.
He and Tillie had five children but only two lived to become adults.
103. iv. CORA Z. DUBBS was born on 18 Oct 1871 in Milford Twp., Bucks Co., PA. She died
on 04 Feb 1967. She married Irwin S. Weiss, son of Enos Weiss and Mary Ann
Sherm, in 1882 in PA (1960 resided Abington, Montgomery Co., PA). He was born
on 24 Sep 1868 in Bucks Co., PA. He died on 01 Dec 1929 in Sellersville Cem.,
Sellersville, Bucks Co., PA.
104. v. ELAMANDA (ELLA) M. DUBBS was born on 25 May 1875 in Bucks Co., PA. She died
on 28 Oct 1916.
105. vi. JOHN Z. DUBBS was born on 06 Mar 1878 in Bucks Co., PA (1940
Census-occupation retail poultry business). He died in 1950 in Trumbauersville,
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Census-occupation retail poultry business). He died in 1950 in Trumbauersville,
Milford Twp., Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married Ella E. Beck in 1898 in PA
(1940 resided Trumbauersville, Bucks Co., PA). She was born in 1875. She died in
1949 in Trumbauersville, Milford Twp., Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.
106. vii. MARY JANE DUBBS was born on 01 May 1880 in Bucks Co., PA. She died on 29 Jul
Notes for Mary Jane Dubbs:

The Dubbs tombstone recorded her age at death as 3 months.
107. viii. CARRIE Z. DUBBS was born on 01 Aug 1881 in Bucks Co., PA. She died on 16 May
1960 in 115 S. 11st., Quakertown, Bucks Co., PA. She married Ira Milton (Swartz)
Schwartz, son of William (Swartz) Schwartz and Catherine Richards, about 1899 in
PA (1930 & 1940 resided Quakertown, Bucks Co., PA). He was born on 16 Nov
1876 in Dillingerville, Lehigh Co., PA (MI from 1880 Census, Lehigh Co., Upper
Milford Twp.). He died on 04 May 1960.
Notes for Carrie Z. Dubbs:

Obit
Mrs. Carrie Z. Swartz, widow of Ira M. Swartz, died Monday night at her home, 115
S. 11th St., Quakertown. She was 78. Her husband, a retired butcher, died May 4.
Born in Milford Township, she was a daughter of the late Aaron and Ellamanda
Ziegenfuss Dubbs.
Mrs. Swartz was a member of the First United Church of Christ, Quakertown.
Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Robert Nicholas, Bethlehem; Mrs. Joseph
Fischer, Quakertown; Mrs. Harold Sell, Trumbauersville; and Mrs. Cernell Roshon,
Perkasie; a son, Ira D., Quakertown; a sister, Mrs. Cora Weiss, Abington; 12
grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday in the
Strunk Funeral Home, Quakertown. Viewing will be 7-8:30 p.m. Thursday.
(The Morning Call, Allentown, PA., Wednesday, May 18, 1960, page 19)
Notes for Ira Milton (Swartz) Schwartz:

Ira's tombstone has the surname as "Swartz" (per Jane Hartwich, 7/30/99).
Obit
Ira M. Swartz of 115 S. 11th St., Quakertown, died yesterday at Allentown
Osteopathic Hospital. He was 83. He was born in Dillingersville, Lehigh County, a
son of the late William and Catherine Richards Swartz. He was a member of the
First United Church of Christ in Quakertown.
Surviving are his wife, Carrie Dubbs Swartz, at home; four daughters, Mrs. Robert
Nicholas, Bethlehem; Mrs. Joseph Fischer, Quakertown; Mrs. Harold Sell,
Trumbauersville; and Mrs. Cernell Roshon, Perkasie; a son, Ira D. Swartz,
Quakertown; a brother, Harvey, Trumbauersville; 12 grandchildren and 12
great-grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Strunk Funeral Home, 821 W. Broad
St., Quakertown. Friends may call 7-8:30 p.m. Saturday.
(The Morning Call, Allentown, PA., Thursday, May 5, 1960, page 48)
108. ix. ELAMADA DUBBS was born on 04 Aug 1883 in Bucks Co., PA. She died on 07 Sep
Notes for Elamada Dubbs:
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Notes for Elamada Dubbs:
The Dubbs tombstone recorded her age at death as 1 month.
109. x. IRWIN DUBBS was born on 04 Aug 1883 in Bucks Co., PA. He died on 06 Sep 1883
in Trumbauersville, Milford Twp., Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.
49. MARY AMANDA4 DUBBS (Jesse3, Johann Jacob2, Daniel1) was born in Apr 1847 in (age 21 y in 1870
census). She died in 1922. She married John Bartholomew, son of Jacob Bartholomew and
Catharine (Schearer) Shearer, about 1868. He was born in 1847 in Bucks Co., PA. He died in
1924.
Notes for John Bartholomew:
In 1880, John and Mary had a John J. Dubbs living with them in Allentown. He was an 18 year old
student at Muhlenberg College. Connection to the Dubbs faimly not yet estblished.
1900 John and Mary living in Phila., 2450 N. 20th. Their daughter, Hattie, and family are living with
them.
1920 John and Mary living in their son-in- law's, William Overholt's, house at 3715 18th St.
1922 Mary dies. Her doctor is John H. Dubbs. He i smarried to a Jane Sturgeon.
Source: Jane Hartwich email 2/24/2017

John Bartholomew and Mary Amanda Dubbs had the following children:
110. i. WILLIAM EDWARD5 BARTHOLOMEW was born about 1869 in (age 1 y in 1870 census).
He married FRANCES ALICE PHRAMBES. She was born about 1873.
111. ii. HATTIE MARIE BARTHOLOMEW was born on 26 Mar 1871 (HNMD). She died on 18
Sep 1964. She married WILLIAM LEIB (OVERHOLT) OBERHOLTZER. He was born on 21
May 1873. He died on 28 May 1938.
51. LOUISA4 DUBBS (Jesse3, Johann Jacob2, Daniel1) was born on 22 Jan 1852 in Bucks Co., PA. She
died on 02 Sep 1922 in Milford Twp., Bucks Co., PA. She married John H. Fulmer, son of Levi
Fulmer and Mary Hartman, about 1875. He was born on 18 Dec 1845 in Haycock Twp., Bucks Co.,
PA. He died on 23 Aug 1911 in Washington, DC.
John H. Fulmer and Louisa Dubbs had the following children:
112. i. ADA D.5 FULMER was born on 19 Jun 1873. She died on 30 Jul 1876.
113. ii. IDA D. FULMER was born on 15 Feb 1875. She died on 05 Oct 1953.
114. iii. ELMER D. FULMER was born on 30 May 1877. He died on 12 Oct 1887.
115. iv. EVA D. FULMER was born on 26 Jun 1883. She died on 01 Nov 1887.
116. v. KATIE D. FULMER was born on 06 Feb 1886 in Bucks Co., PA. She died on 18 Feb
1980 in (bur. Tohickon Union Cem., Bedmister Twp., Bucks Co., PA).
117. vi. HOWARD D. FULMER was born on 30 Jul 1888 in Bucks Co., PA. He died on 21 Jan
1961 in (bur. Tohickon Union Cem., Bedmister Twp., Bucks Co., PA).
54. ELMIRA MARIA4 DUBBS (Jacob3, Johann Jacob2, Daniel1) was born on 03 Feb 1849. She died on 19
Jun 1927. She married Edward Wayne Gabel, son of Willougby Gabel and Eliza Wieder, in 1873.
He was born on 05 Oct 1841 in Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., PA. He died on 14 Nov 1921.
Edward Wayne Gabel and Elmira Maria Dubbs had the following children:
118. i. HERBERT DUBBS5 GABEL was born in 1875 in Richlandtown, Richland Twp., Bucks
Co., PA. He died in 1947 in Bucks Co., PA. He married Minnie Catherine Loux,
daughter of William W. Loux and Wilhelmina Benner, on 07 Dec 1895 in Bucks Co.,
PA. She was born on 05 Jan 1878 in Bucks Co., PA. She died on 28 Mar 1946 in
Media, PA.
119. ii. MYRON DUBBS GABEL was born about 1879 in Richlandtown, Richland Twp., Bucks
Co., PA. He died before 1887.
56. HENRY4 DUBBS (Michael3, Henry2, Daniel1) was born on 10 Aug 1835 in Butler Co., OH. He married
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56. HENRY4 DUBBS (Michael3, Henry2, Daniel1) was born on 10 Aug 1835 in Butler Co., OH. He married
Rebecca Robbins about 1860. She was born about 1838.
Henry Dubbs and Rebecca Robbins had the following child:
120. i. BASCOM HOMER5 DUBBS was born on 15 Jun 1863 in Ohio. He died on 04 Nov 1916.
67. CHARLES4 DUBBS (Jonathan3, Henry2, Daniel1) was born after 1850. He married Mrs. Charles (nee
?) Dubbs about 1870. She was born about 1850.
Charles Dubbs and Mrs. Charles (nee ?) Dubbs had the following child:
121. i. MATILDA5 DUBBS was born about 1870. She married Husband of Matilda Dubbs
about 1895. He was born about 1870.
74. HENRY N.4 DUBBS (Samuel3, Daniel2 Jr., Daniel1) was born about 1850. He married Mrs. Henry N.
(nee ?) Dubbs about 1880. She was born about 1855.
Notes for Henry N. Dubbs:

In the letter written by Henry N. Dubbs to a cousin, dated March 8, 1889, he stated that he had
three sons and a daughter.
Henry N. Dubbs and Mrs. Henry N. (nee ?) Dubbs had the following children:
122. i. SON ONE5 DUBBS was born about 1880.
123. ii. SON TWO DUBBS was born about 1882.
124. iii. SON THREE DUBBS was born about 1884.
125. iv. DAUGHTER ONE DUBBS was born about 1886.
76. DANIEL A. 4
DUBBS (Samuel3, Daniel2 Jr., Daniel1) was born in 1855 in Pandora, Putman Co., Ohio.
He married Sarah Ella Minnis about 1880. She was born in 1855.
Daniel A. Dubbs and Sarah Ella Minnis had the following children:
126. i. MAE5 DUBBS was born on 24 May 1882 in Ottawa, Ohio. She died on 25 Jan 1963.
She married FRED ROSS. He was born about 1880.
127. ii. FRANCIS LAMAR DUBBS was born about 1884.
Notes for Francis Lamar Dubbs:

Family descendents of the Ross (great-granddaughter of Mae (Dubbs) Ross) family
believe Francis lived in NYC and owned as antique store. They also believe he
never married.
79. SARAH E.4 DUBBS (Aaron K.3, John2, Daniel1) was born on 03 May 1847. She died on 20 Jan 1928.
She married Joseph (Rev.) T. Hillpot, son of Samuel S. T. Hillpot and Eva Trauger, on 23 May
1883 in By Rev. A. R. Horne. He was born on 27 Dec 1835 in Tinicum Twp., Bucks Co., PA. He
died on 30 Oct 1896 in Quakertown, Bucks Co., PA.
Notes for Joseph (Rev.) T. Hillpot:
The following information was sent to Larry Hillpot by Jane Hartwich.
Page 250, Our Parish Record 1881-1913 printed in Quakertown, showing autobiography of
Joseph Hillpot.
I Joseph Hillpot, am the son of Samuel S. T. Hillpot and wife Eva, a daughter of Jacob Trauger,
Sen., of Nockamixon. I was born on December 27, 1835, in Tinicum, Bucks county, Pa., about ½
mile from Head-Quarters, near Tinicum creek, and about 2 miles from the Delaware river. On the
3rd day of April 1836, I was baptized in the Tinicum Brick church by Rev. H. S. Miller. The parents
served as sponsors.
Before I was 5 years of age I went to school in the old log school house near said Head-Quarters,
in Tinicum. My first teacher was John Kepler, from Plumstead, I had nothing but a common school
training until January 1, 1854, then I went two months to Thomas Clark's boarding school at
Benjamin James', 4 miles west of Doylestown, near Iron Hill.
In the fall of 1854, I commenced teaching school, -taught the first winter in Myers' school house,
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In the fall of 1854, I commenced teaching school, -taught the first winter in Myers' school house,
Tinicum; the second and third winter at Red Hill, Tinicum; the fourth and fifth winter in school house
about half a mile from the Nockamixon church; the sixth winter at Head-Quarters, in Tinicum. Thus
I taught 6 winters in succession.
In the spring of 1860, I went to school in Quakertown, Rev. A. R. Home, Principal, and Geo. W.
Smucker, assistant principal. Rev. Home then encouraged me to study for the Gospel ministry, and
thus I began to prepare for entering college. On the 25th day of October, 1851, I was by rite of
confirmation, received into the full membership of the Ev. Lutheran congregation at Tinicum Brick
church, Rev. C. P. Miller confirmed me.
In the fall of 1861, I entered the Freshman class in Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg, Pa. In 1865 I
graduated in Pennsylvania College. In the fall of 1865 I commenced my Theological studies in the
Theological Seminary in Philadelphia.
In 1866, August 23rd, I married Elizabeth Amanda Wambold, the ceremony was performed by Rev.
C. F. Shaffer, D. D., in Philadelphia.
During the winter of 1866-1867, I again taught one term of school at Red Hill, in Tinicum; at the
same time I continued, privately, my Theological studies. On September 30, 1867, I was in
Pottsville by the East Pennsylvania Synod, licensed to preach the Gospel of Christ and administer
sacraments.
My first charge was at Cogan Station, near Williamsport, Lycoming county. On the 27th day of
April, 1868, I was, in Sunbury, ordained as a minister of the Gospel. In 1871, when the
Pennsylvania Synod met in Easton, I was formerly received as a member of the Pennsylvania
Ministerium. In July 1871, I moved from Cogan Station into Richland charge.
Joseph (Rev.) T. Hillpot and Sarah E. Dubbs had the following children:
128. i. EMELIA EVA5 HILLPOT was born about 1886. She married BEN FISHER CLARK. He
129. ii. JOSEPH DUBBS HILLPOT was born in Feb 1887. He married Ethel (nee ?) Hillpot
about 1910. She was born about 1890.
82. JOHN H.4 DUBBS MD (Aaron K.3, John2, Daniel1) was born in 1868 in PA (U). He died in 1935. He
married JANE G. STURGEON. She was born on 18 Jan 1875 in Allegheny Co., PA. She died in 1949.
John H. Dubbs MD and Jane G. Sturgeon had the following child:
130. i. FREDERIC S.5 DUBBS SR. was born on 04 Mar 1899 in Phila, PA. He died in 1990. He
married VESTA CLARK. She was born on 27 Jul 1905 in Louisiana, USA. She died on
27 Dec 1988.
88. HENRY ALFRED4 DUBBS (Joseph Henry3, Joseph Schwenk2, Daniel1) was born on 23 Aug 1868 in
Pottstown, Pa. (Resident of Denver, CO). He died in 1939 in Lancaster, Pa.. He married Helen
(Pansy) Welsh Miller, daughter of William H. Miller and Mary Rebecca Welsh, on 20 Nov 1922 in
Phila., PA. She was born on 17 Sep 1879 in Ardmore, Pa.. She died on 13 Jan 1924 in Denver,
Colorado.
Henry Alfred Dubbs and Helen (Pansy) Welsh Miller had the following child:
131. i. HENRY MILLER5 DUBBS was born on 14 Oct 1923 in St. Luke's Hospital, Denver,
Colorado. He married (1) HAZEL JOYCE MUNSON on 21 Oct 1943. She was born on
27 Nov 1924. He married (2) ANN PORTERFIELD in Apr 1968. She was born about
1925.
Notes for Henry Miller Dubbs:

Henry M Dubbs
United States World War II Army Enlistment Records
Military Service
Event Date 11 Sep 1944
Term of Enlistment
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Term of Enlistment
Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject
to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law
Event Place Denver, Colorado, United States
Race White Citizenship Status citizen
Birth Year 193 Birthplace COLORADO
Education Level 1 year of college
Civilian Occupation Aviators
Marital Status Married
Military Rank Private Army Branch Air Corps
Army Component
Reserves - exclusive of Regular Army Reserve and Officers of the Officers Reserve
Corps on active duty under the Thomason Act (Officers and Enlisted Men -- O.R.C.
and E.R.C., and Nurses-Reserve Status)
Source Reference Enlisted Reserve or Medical Administrative Corps (MAC)
Officer
Serial Number 37707394
New York, New York Passenger and Crew Lists, 1909, 1925-1957,
Harry Dubbs
Event Type Immigration Event Date 1956
Event Place New York City, New York, United States
Birthplace Colorado
Ship Name Ocean Monarch
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Index of Individuals
B Dubbs, Alfred A.: 36,41
Dubbs, Alfred J. G.: 35
Bare, Regina (Behr Baer) Bear: 32,33
Dubbs, Amanda: 37
Bartholomew, Hattie Marie: 44
Dubbs, Amandry: 38
Bartholomew, Jacob: 37,44
Dubbs, Ann: 38
Bartholomew, John: 37,44
Dubbs, Anna Maria (1777): 32,33
Bartholomew, William Edward: 44
Dubbs, Anna Maria (1818): 35
Beck, Ella E.: 42
Dubbs, Bascom Homer: 45
Benner, Wilhelmina: 44
Dubbs, Carrie Z.: 43
Bleyer, Catherine (Bleiler): 32,33
Dubbs, Catharine: 32
Bobenmyer, Charles Frederick: 38
Dubbs, Charles (1806): 33,36
Bobenmyer, Clara: 38
Dubbs, Charles (1850): 38,45
Bobenmyer, Elizabeth A.: 38
Dubbs, Charles (1857): 41
Bobenmyer, John: 34,38
Dubbs, Charles (1869): 42
Bobenmyer, John Frederick: 33,34,37,38
Dubbs, Child: 37
Bobenmyer, Julia Ann: 33,37
Dubbs, Cora Z.: 42
Bobenmyer, Sarah C.: 38
Dubbs, Daniel: 32
Borger, Sarah: 34,38
Dubbs, Daniel (1 LT) L.: 35
C
Dubbs, Daniel A.: 39,45
Clark, Ben Fisher: 46 Dubbs, Daniel Jr.: 32,34,35
Clark, Vesta: 46 Dubbs, Daughter One: 45
Clay, Adam: 34,38 Dubbs, David: 34
Clay, Amos K.: 38 Dubbs, David F.: 38
Clay, Unknown: 38 Dubbs, Elamada: 43
D Dubbs, Elamanda (Ella) M.: 42
Deardorff, Frank: 38 Dubbs, Elanor Elizabeth: 40
Dickenscheid, Anna Maria: 36 Dubbs, Eliza: 38
Dickenscheid, Annie Kate (Dichenshied): 41 Dubbs, Elizabeth (1774): 32
Dickenscheid, Charles Frederick: 33,36 Dubbs, Elizabeth (1821): 34
Dickenscheid, Charles Henry: 36,40 Dubbs, Elizabeth (nee ?) Jr.: 32,34,35
Dickenscheid, Diana E.: 36,40,41 Dubbs, Elmira: 35,39,40
Dickenscheid, Emma C.: 40 Dubbs, Elmira Maria: 37,44
Dickenscheid, Horace: 40 Dubbs, Emma: 39
Dickenscheid, Howard: 40 Dubbs, Emma Rebecca: 42
Dickenscheid, Ida (Dickenshied): 41 Dubbs, Francis Lamar: 45
Dickenscheid, Johannes: 33,36 Dubbs, Franklin: 37
Dickenscheid, John (Dr.) Henry: 36,41 Dubbs, Frederic S. Sr.: 46
Dickenscheid, Rebecca M.: 36 Dubbs, Hanna: 34
Diehl, Sarah: 32,34 Dubbs, Henry (1781): 32,33
Dietz, Anna Maria (Dice): 32,33 Dubbs, Henry (1835): 37,44,45
Dillinger, Anna Maria: 32 Dubbs, Henry (1844): 37
Dubbs, Aaron: 38 Dubbs, Henry (1850): 38
Dubbs, Aaron G.: 37,41 Dubbs, Henry Alfred: 40,46
Dubbs, Aaron K.: 35,39 Dubbs, Henry F.: 41
Dubbs, Albert J.: 39 Dubbs, Henry Miller: 46
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Dubbs, Henry N.: 39,45 Dubbs, Son Three: 45
Dubbs, Husband of Matilda: 45 Dubbs, Son Two: 45
Dubbs, Irwin: 44 Dubbs, Sophia (1825): 34,38
Dubbs, Jacob (1818): 33,37 Dubbs, Sophia (1855): 39
Dubbs, Jacob (1846): 37 Dubbs, Thomas Wilson: 40
Dubbs, Jacob G.: 37 E
Dubbs, James Allen: 41
Eberhard, Anna Catharine: 33,36
Dubbs, Jesse: 33,36,37
Eberhard, Daniel: 33,37
Dubbs, Johann Jacob: 32,33
Eberhard, Henry: 32,33
Dubbs, Johannes: 32
Eberhard, Jacob: 33
Dubbs, John: 32,35
Eberhard, Johann Michael: 32,33
Dubbs, John H. MD: 39,46
Eberhard, Lydia: 33,37
Dubbs, John Z.: 42
Eberhard, Maria E.: 36
Dubbs, Jonathan: 34,38
Eberhard, Michael D.: 33,36
Dubbs, Joseph Henry: 35,40
Erdman, Maria: 33,37
Dubbs, Joseph S.: 39
Ewald, Carl J.: 35
Dubbs, Joseph Schwenk: 32,35
F
Dubbs, Julia Ann: 38
Dubbs, Louisa: 37,44 Fulmer, Ada D.: 44
Dubbs, Louise: 35 Fulmer, Elmer D.: 44
Dubbs, Mae: 45 Fulmer, Eva D.: 44
Dubbs, Margaret: 32 Fulmer, Howard D.: 44
Dubbs, Maria: 38 Fulmer, Ida D.: 44
Dubbs, Mary (1853): 37 Fulmer, John H.: 37,44
Dubbs, Mary (1870): 40 Fulmer, Katie D.: 44
Dubbs, Mary A.: 38 Fulmer, Levi: 37,44
Dubbs, Mary Amanda: 37,44 G
Dubbs, Mary Ann: 38 Gabel, Edward Wayne: 37,44
Dubbs, Mary Jane: 43 Gabel, Herbert Dubbs: 44
Dubbs, Mary Weisel: 41 Gabel, Myron Dubbs: 44
Dubbs, Matilda: 45 Gabel, Willougby: 37,44
Dubbs, Michael: 33,37 Getz, Nicholas: 32,35
Dubbs, Mrs. Charles (nee ?): 38,45 Getz, Susan: 32,35
Dubbs, Mrs. Henry N. (nee ?): 39,45 Graver, Johannes (Graber): 33,36
Dubbs, Mrs. Wilson (nee ?): 40 Graver, Maria: 33,36,37
Dubbs, Rebecca: 34 Green, Mary Rose: 39
Dubbs, Reuben: 35
H
Dubbs, Salome: 34,38
Hackman, Anna Margaretha (Maria) (Haman):
Dubbs, Samuel (1815): 35,38,39
32,33
Dubbs, Samuel (1861): 39
Hackman, Jacob (Hockman): 32,33
Dubbs, Sarah Ann: 34
Hartman, Mary: 37,44
Dubbs, Sarah E.: 39,45,46
Hillpot, Emelia Eva: 46
Dubbs, Silas Paul Zwingli: 36
Hillpot, Ethel (nee ?): 46
Dubbs, Solomon: 32
Hillpot, Joseph (Rev.) T.: 39,45,46
Dubbs, Son One: 45
Hillpot, Joseph Dubbs: 46
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Hillpot, Samuel S. T.: 39,45 Richards, Catherine: 43
Huber, David: 42 Robbins, Rebecca: 37,44,45
Huber, Oswin Kepner: 42 Rosenberger, Maria (Mary): 37,41
J Ross, Fred: 45
Jacoby, Amos: 36,41 S
Jacoby, Elizabeth: 36,41 Schantz, Alfred S.: 41
Jones, Eleanor: 32,35 Schantz, John Jacob: 35,39
K Schantz, Mary T.: 35,39
Schantz, Unknown Male: 39
Kepler, Catharine (Kepner): 42
Schimer, Carrie E.: 40
Kline, Christina (Klein): 33,34,37,38
Schimer, James O.: 35,39,40
Kline, Elisabeth (Klein): 32,35
Schimer, Louisa E.: 40
Kline, Lucyann (Klein): 41
Schimer, William H.: 40
Kline, Mary (Anna Marie) (Klein): 33,36
Schreiber, Jacob (1780): 35
L
Schreiber, Jacob (1805): 35
Leib, Ella Rose: 44 Schreiber, Marie L.: 35
Leis, John: 34 Schreiber, Owen L.: 35
Leisenring, Eva Catherine: 35 Schuler, Amandus (Shuler): 38
Lerch, David: 32,35 Schwartz, Catharine: 32
Lerch, Eleanor: 32,35 Schwartz, Ira Milton (Swartz): 43
Lewis, Mary A.: 35,38,39 Schwartz, William (Swartz): 43
Loux, Minnie Catherine: 44 Schwenk, Elizabeth: 32
Loux, William W.: 44 Schwenk, Johann Matthias: 32
M Shearer, Catharine (Schearer): 37,44
Mack, Tilina R.: 42 Shelly, Sarah Ann: 41
Martin, Elizabeth Jane: 35,40 Sherm, Mary Ann: 42
Martin, Maria: 33,36 Smith, Abraham: 33,36
Miller, Helen (Pansy) Welsh: 40,46 Smith, Catharine: 33,36
Miller, William H.: 40,46 Spinner, Catherine L. (nee ?): 36,40
Minnis, Sarah Ella: 39,45 Spinner, David Jr.: 36,40
Mish, Frank Windor: 40 Spinner, Elvina: 36,40
Munson, Hazel Joyce: 46 Springer, Sophia: 36,41
Stegman, Amanda M.: 36,41
N
Stout, Catherine: 36,40
Neible, Elizabeth: 35,38,39
Strassburger, Annie C.: 41
O Strassburger, Charles Edgar: 41
Oberholtzer, Aaron (Rev.) H.: 44 Strassburger, John Andrew (Rev.) III: 36,40
Oberholtzer, William Leib (Overholt): 44 Strassburger, Nero (Rev.) S.: 36,40,41
P Sturgeon, Jane G.: 39,46
Sturgeon, Samuel: 39,46
Phrambes, Frances Alice: 44
Phrambes, Nicholas: 44 T
Phrambes, Sarah (nee ?): 44 Titlow, Ida L.: 41
Porterfield, Ann: 46 Titlow, John B. (Ditlow): 41
R Traub, Maria Magdalena: 35,39
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Trauger, Eva: 39,45
W
Wallace, Angelina Sarah: 39,46
Weidner, Sophie Celotta: 38
Weinberger, John G.: 41
Weinberger, John Howard: 41
Weiss, Enos: 42
Weiss, Irwin S.: 42
Welsh, Mary Rebecca: 40,46
Wieder, Eliza: 37,44
Wilson, Mary Louisa: 35,40
Wilson, Thomas Bird: 35,40
Y
Young, Samuel: 36
Z
Ziegenfuss, Ellamanda: 37,41
Ziegenfuss, Peter: 37,41
Ziegler, Sarah H.: 37
Ziegler, Unknown Male: 39
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Jacob Eichholtz

· 1870 and 1880 US Federal Census

· Find a Grave website www.findagrave

· Portraits by JacobEichholtzz-Tribute to-

· History of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania

· Genealogies of Pennsylvania Families

· Church of Latter Day Saints CD 130

· Trinity Great Swamp UCC records

· Dictionary of American Biographs, Vol. V,

· A. J. G. Dubbs: Chapman Publishing, 1894, Portrait and Biological Record of Lehigh,

· The Pennsylvania German, July 1910, Vol XI, No. 7

The Ragan Sisters

In 1937, Henry obtained his Doctor of Laws

On a trip to Pennsylvania, Henry died in 1939 in Lancaster, Montgomery County,

Henry Alfred Dubbs, Esq.

(by portrait artist, William H. Miller)

Descendants of John Jacob Eichholtz

3. ii. MARIA ELIZABETH EICHHOLTZ was born in 1742.

10. ix. EVA EICHHOLTZ was born in 1757.

18. ii. CATHARINE MARIA EICHHOLTZ was born about 1810.

19. iii. RUBBENS MAYER EICHHOLTZ was born about 1813.

20. iv. MARGARET EICHHOLTZ was born about 1816.

Jacob Eichholtz and Catharine Trissler had the following children:

21.i. EDWARD4 EICHHOLTZ was born about 1819.

24. iv. BENJAMIN WEST EICHHOLTZ was born about 1824.

26. vi. REBECCA EICHHOLTZ was born about 1828.

27. vii. HENRY EICHHOLTZ was born about 1830.

29. ix. LAVALLYN EICHHOLTZ was born about 1834.

In 1823, Eichholtz moved from Lancaster to Philadelphia where he painted numerous

The Laguerenne genealogy can be found in Chapter 7.

(Original oil painting by Jacob Eichholtz)

Notes for Maria Adele Laguerenne:

Notes for Julia Smith Stewart:

8. i. CHARLES HENRY3 LAGUERENNE was born in 1860. He died on 21 Jul 1860.

10. i. HELEN3 CARPENTER was born in 1864. She died in 1936.

14. v. CHARLES T. CARPENTER was born in 1875. He died in 1941.

. v. MARGARETTA TRASEL was born about in PA

On 21 September 1837, Joseph married Eleanor Lerch**, daughter of David and

His military record of his death recorded that he was single.

Daniel is buried at Hill Grove Cemetery, Miamisburg, Montgomerey Co., Ohio.

On 20 November 1922, Henry married Helen Welsh Miller in Philadelphia,

On a trip to visit relatives in Pennsylvania, Henry died in 1939 in Lancaster,

______Henry MIller Dubbs____

As discussed in Chapter 8, Joseph S. Dubbs was pastor of Zion Reformed Church in

Holdings of the Lehigh County Historical Society

*Cove Gap is located in Franklin County, about 75 miles west of Lancaster, PA

Notes for Johannes Dubbs:

Notes for Henry Dubbs:

Notes for Daniel Dubbs Jr.:

Notes for Elizabeth Dubbs:

Notes for Daniel (1 LT) L. Dubbs:

Notes for John Dubbs:

Notes for Jesse Dubbs:

Individual: Dubbs, Jesse, 1870 Census

Notes for Elizabeth Neible:

The tombstone has the last name as Dubs.

Notes for Aaron K. Dubbs:

Notes for Charles Henry Dickenscheid:

Notes for Aaron G. Dubbs:

Notes for Emma Rebecca Dubbs:

Notes for Oswin Kepner Huber:

Notes for Charles Dubbs:

Notes for Mary Jane Dubbs:

Notes for Carrie Z. Dubbs:

__Henry MIller Dubbs