Wilheim
ROHE 1792 GREAT GR.GR.GR.GRANDPARENTS Magdalena Muller 1793
Valentine
ROHE 1802-1873 GREAT
GR.GR.GRANDPARENTS Elizabeth
Wagner 1805-1858
Margaret
Rohe 1832-1878 GREAT GR GRANDPARENTS Nicholas Ambs 1822-1892
Louise
A. Ambs 1872-1957 GREAT
GRANDPARENTS John C. Sick 1874-1963
Joseph
J. Sick 1916-1987 GRANDPARENTS Elizabeth
McMahon Sick 1920-1980
Bettyann
Sick Goodyear PARENTS
Albert
Rohe Newspaper
clipping March 1879
Albert
Robe of Forks township died July 3rd at the Binghamton City
Hospital after an illness
of a few weeks.
He
was born March 17, 1879 and is survived by his aged mother, three sisters and
two brothers, Mrs. Lucinda Broschart of Forks township, Mrs. Flora Sick of
Towanda, Mrs. Clara Shrimp of Forks township, Charles and Leroy Rohe at home.
The
flower girls were Misses Pearl Rhinebold, Catherine Everling, Grace Rohe and
Rose Weed. The flowers were beautiful, showing the love and esteem of his many
friends.
Funeral
was held Sat at the German Reformed church at Overton. Interment was made in
the adjoining cemetery. Rev. T C. Josat oflicating.
The
community mourns his. loss, he was a kind neighbor, always ready to help in
need.
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Arthur
W. Rohe Sullivan
Review 5-1991
Arthur
W. Rohe, 72. of Cherry Twp., Dushore
RD died, May 4,1991, at Robert
Packer Hospital,
Sayre, PA.
He
was born June 6, 1918, in Cherry twp.. a son of William A. and Ethel Bird Rohe.
He
began dairy farming with his father on the family farm and continued this
operation until March, 1946.
In
the spring of 1946, he began growing potatoes on a commercial scale for the
Wise Potato Chip Co., of Berwick, and continued with them until 1980. At the
same time he did custom work for other potato growers, planting and spraying.
In the late summer and early fall, he did thrashing and combining for area
farmers.
For
many years he plowed and removed snow for Dushore Borough.
One
could always tell when there was a substantial snow fall - the sound of Art’s
John Deere tractor going up and down the street before daylight would serve as
an alarm. Later, he rigged a snow blower to load snow on a dump truck In the
downtown area. One load every two minutes.
After
retiring from the potato business in 1980, he converted his potato storage into
a wood workshop. He was an expert
craftsman and made many unusual pieces. In addition, as a younger man, he built
several houses and barns around Dushore.
Art
was also an expert hunter and woodsman, and enjoyed bowling.
He
Joined the Catholic Church in the 1950’s, was confirmed by Msgr. Peter J.
Ailsauskas, then assistant pastor at St. Basil’s Church.
He
became a member of St. Basil’s Catholic Church and its Holy Name Society, and
the Knights of Columbus, Towanda Council.
Art was an honorary member of the Dushore Fire Co. He has served on many county boards and
associations. Among them, he was a 4-H Leader In the early part of the
cooperative extension youth development program, helping to train youngsters in
potato farming; he was active In Extension, serving as an officer, director and
treasurer for many years; he was recipient of the Extension Award in 1990; he
was a director since 1967 of the local Soil Conservation District, a member of
its personnel committee, and chairman. He received the annual Conservationist
Award a few years ago. Art was in municipal government for many years, serving
as Cherry Township Supervisor, a director of the Northern Tier Solid Waste
Authority and the Northern Tier Regional Planning and Development Commission.
He also served as a director of the Masonite Trust Fund.
He
was a director, agent and adjuster for the Farmers and Mechanics Insurance Co.
of Forksville for many years.
He
also reported rainfall In Cherry Township for the national weather service and
The Sullivan Review.
Surviving
are his wife, the former Rita Finan, whom he married April 22, 1946; three
sons, Richard (Rick) P. of Orland Hills, IL; Kevin A. of Dushore; and Stephen
W. of Dover, DE; one daughter. Mary Denise Rohe of Williamsport; two sisters,
Mrs. Florence Toothaker of Dushore; and Mrs. Grace Fry of Summit, NJ; five
grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews.
Funeral
services were held May 7 from the P. Dean Homer Funeral Home, Dushore, followed
by a
Mass
of Christian Burial in St. Basil’s Church, with Rev. Patrick J. McLaughlin,
officiating. Burial
was
in the parish cemetery.
Memorials
may be directed to the Sullivan County Unit of the American Cancer Society, Box
243, Dushore, PA 18614.
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Mrs.
Arthur Rohe, 85 Rocket
Courier 7/7/2005
Rita M. Rohe, 85, of Cherry Township, Sullivan County, PA, passed away
peacefully at the Highlands in Laporte, PA on Friday, July 1, 2005.
Rita was born in Albany Township on July 7, 1919, a daughter of the late
Patrick J. and Anna J. Murphy Finan. She married Arthur W. Rohe of Cherry
Township on April 22, 1946. She helped Art with his renowned potato farm until
his passing on May 4, 1991. Rita was a loving spouse and mother, homemaker and
a great pie and cookie baker.
She was very active member of St. Basil’s Catholic Church and Altar &
Rosary Society. She was an Extraordinary Minister of the Eucharist and was
involved in many activities, including the 4th of July Picnic and spaghetti
suppers. She was also a 40-year volunteer for the Red Cross Bloodmobile.
Rita always thought of others before herself and all who knew her, loved her.
Surviving are three sons, Richard P. Rohe, Monee, IL, Kevin A. Rohe, Dushore,
Stephen W. Rohe, Hughesville; a daughter, Mary Denise Daniels, Montoursville; a
sister, Geraldine Arey, Dushore; five grandchildren and numerous nieces and
nephews. She was predeceased by a sister, Mary McCarty of Dushore, PA and two
brothers, Vincent (Pete) Finan and Leonard (Pop) Finan.
Funeral service were held on Tuesday, July 5 at 10:30 a.m. from the P. Dean
Homer Funeral Home, 206 Water Street, Dushore, and was followed by a Mass of
Christian Burial at St. Basil’s Church, at 11 a.m., with the Rev. Bert S.
Kozen, her pastor, presiding. Interment was in St. Basil’s Cemetery, Dushore.
Friends called at the P. Dean Homer Funeral Home on Tuesday, July 5 from 9 a.m.
until the time of the service.
Memorials may be directed to St. Basil’s Church, PO Box 307, Dushore, PA 18614
or the American Cancer Society, Sullivan County Chapter, 1948 E. Third St.,
Williamsport, PA 17701-3945.
To send condolences or sign the e-guestbook, please go to homerfuneralhome.com.
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Charles
Rohe The Sullivan Review 1929
Charles
Rohe committed suicide at his home in Forks Township Saturday July 20, by
shooting himself with a rifle. Mr. Rohe was 61 years of age and had been in
poor health for several weeks, and had been very much worried over the illness
and subsequent death of his brother, Albert Rohe, who was buried at Overton on
Saturday, July 6th.
The
deceased is survived by his mother and three sisters: Mrs. Peter Rohe; Mrs.
Lucinda Broschart of Forks township; Mrs. Flora Sick of Towanda; Mrs. Clara
Shrimp of Forks township; and one brother LeRoy at home.
Funeral
service was held at 10 o’clock at the home with further service at the German
Reformed church at Overton.
Interment
was made in the adjoining cemetery.
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Edwin
Rohe Newspaper clipping, Feb.1932
Edwin
Rohe, son of Mr.and Mrs. Leroy Rohe of Forks township died Tuesday night in the
Packer hospital at Sayre at the age of 21 years. Mr. Rohe was driving his
automobile towards his home on Monday night when the car skidded on the ice and
struck a tree. Mr. Rohe was thrown from
the car and severely injured. Two
vertebra in his back were broken. He was
taken to the Packer hospital at Sayre where he died.
He
is survived by his parents, two sisters; Misses Gladys and Grace Rohe, three
brothers; Lawrence, Clair and Melvin, also his aged grandmother, Mrs. Peter
Rohe.
Funeral
service will be held from his late home Saturday morning at 9 o’clock.
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Mrs.
Frank V. Rohe The
Sullivan Review, 12-18-1963
Mrs. Mabel L. Rohe, 79, of Dushore RD 1 died at the Towanda Memorial Hospital
Tuesday, Dec. 17. She was the widow of Frank V. Rohe who died in 1958.
Mrs. Rohe was born July 26, 1884, in Sullivan County, the daughter of Leo and
Libby Yonkin Sick. She was a lifelong member of the Zion Lutheran Church in
Dushore and a member of the Dorcas Society of that church. She was also the
secretary of the Peace Cemetery Association for 30 years.
Surviving are a brother-in-law, G. Ralph Rohe, of Dushore, and several nieces
and nephews.
Prayer service will be held at the McHenry Funeral Home in Dushore at 1:00 p.m.
Thursday with funeral services being held in the Zion Lutheran Church at 1:15
p.m. The Rev. Phillip N. Jurus will officiate and interment will be in Fairview
Cemetery.
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G.
Ralph Rohe Newspaper clipping, 1965
George
Ralph Rohe, Aged 81 Dushore died at
Memorial Hospital here Saturday afternoon following a lingering Illness.
Mr.
Rohe was born Feb. 12, 1884, in Cherry Twp., Sullivan County, son of Valentine
and Louise Weisbrod Rohe, and was a .lifetime resident of Sullivan County. For
the past 18 years he had been owner and operator of the Red and White grocery
store in Dushore, falling health forcing his retirement.
He
was born and raised on what is known now as the Randall farm which his
grandfather established and he owned and operated that farm until his purchase
of the Red and White store.
Surviving
are: his wife, Alice Hamer Rohe, at home; son, Lawrence Rohe, of Dushore, RD;
two daughters, Mrs. Frances Randall of Dushore RD and Mrs. Kathryn Camp of
Elmira, N.Y.; eight grandchildren and two great - grandchildren; many nieces
and nephews.
Prayer
service will be held Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock at the Russell McHenry
Funeral Home in Dushore with Requiem Mass at St. Basil’s Church at 9:30 with
Rev. Joseph Barrett as celebrant.
Interment
will be in Fairview Cemetery Dushore.
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Mrs.
G. Ralph Rohe The
Sullivan Review, 6-6-1934
Mrs. Sarah Rohe died Thursday May 31 at her home in Cherry Township at the age
of 55 years.
Mrs. Rohe is survived by her husband, two daughters, Mrs. Daniel Mosier of
Towanda and Miss Frances Rohe at home and two sons Raymond Rohe of Syracuse and
Lawrence Rohe at Home, also two sisters Mrs. Michael Ryan of Philadelphia and
Mrs. Mrs. M.J. Broschart of Forks township, and one brother Joseph Sick who
makes his home in the west. Funeral service was held Monday morning in St.
Basil’s church. Interment in the adjoining cemetery.
More
About George Ralph Rohe: Burial: Fairview
Cemetery, Dushore, PA
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Miss
Gladys Rohe, d. 2-6-1933 Newspaper
clipping, 1933
Miss
Gladys Rohe, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Leroy Rohe of Forks township, died Monday
in the Packer hospital at Sayre on Monday, February 6.
She
is survived by her parents, one sister and one brother.
Funeral
service will be held in the Reformed church at Overton, Friday afternoon at 2
o’clock.
Interment
in the adjoining cemetery.
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Grace
Elizabeth ROHE Teeter NEWSPAPER CLIPPING:
August 1995
Grace
Elizabeth Teeter, 77, of Dushore RR 2, died Thursday, Aug. 10, 1995, in Robert
Packer Hospital, Sayre. She was the mother of two Lycoming County residents.
Her
husband, Ivan O. Teeter, died in 1993.
Born
Sept. 24, 1917, in Towanda, she was a daughter of Leroy and Mary Rohe.
Surviving
are seven sons, Paul Rohe of Rushville, Robert Bender of South Williamsport,
Richard Bender of Montgomery, Arthur and Leslie Bender, both of Dushore, Donald
Bender of Wilmot and Gary Bender of Marysville; a daughter, Patricia Kelly of
Laporte; three brothers, Lawrence and Melvin Rohe, both of Dushore, and Donald
Rohe of Overton; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren and two
great-great-grandchildren.
The
funeral will be at 11 a.m. Monday at McHenry’s, 119 Carpenter St., Dushore,
with the Rev. Robert W. Martin, pastor of Redeemer United Church of Christ,
Dushore, officiating.
Burial
will be in St. Paul’s Reformed Cemetery, Overton Township, Bradford County.
Friends
may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 tonight.
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John
ROHA Sullivan
County Democrat, 10-23-1857
A young German, John ROHA, in the employ of S. H. TREON, Esq., of this place,
while chopping in the woods, on Friday last, met with an accident which caused
his death on the following day. ROHA, with several others, were engaged in
chopping and after a tree had been felled, he mounted the log for the purpose
of cutting it in two. The end of the log on which he stood projected over
another, and when he had chopped it off, it fell nearly to the ground, hanging
by some small slivers. In attempting to cut off the slivers, it suddenly became
separated and being on a side hill, rolled down catching him between that and
another log. He was immediately released by the other workmen, but his internal
injuries were so great that he died on Saturday evening.
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John
A. Rohe Newspaper
clipping Jan. 1938
John
A. Rohe died Tuesday at his home in Syracuse at the age of 66 years.
Mr.
Rohe was born in Cherry Township, a son of the late Mr.and Mrs. Valentine Rohe.
He
moved to Syracuse about 25 years ago.
He
is survived by his wife and four children: Irvin, Eugene and Clarence of
Syracuse and Mrs. John Mashell of Rochester.
Also five brothers: Lawrence and Fred Rohe of Osseo, Minn., Leo J., Frank
V. and Ralph G. Rohe of Cherry township.
Funeral
service will be held from his late home at Syracuse, Friday.
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John
Rohe Michell,
Newspaper clipping, May 1930
MICHELL
– Entered into rest Saturday, May 3, 1930.
John Rohe Michell, aged 6 years.
Survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Michell; his grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Rohe and Mrs. Henry Michell.
-Funeral
services from the residence, 69 Oak View Hill, Monday, May 5, 1920.
Interment,
Mt. Hope Cemetery, Rev. George Middleton officiating.
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John
Correll Rohe
The Sullivan Review August
10, 1950
John
Correll Rohe, aged 77, died suddenly at his home in Cherry township Saturday
afternoon about 4:30 o’clock.
Mr.
Rohe was a son of Andrew and Margaret Brown Rohe and was born and raised on the
farm where he spent his entire life in Cherry Township about two miles from
Dushore.
He
was the last surviving member of the family, and held the high esteem of scores
for his industriousness and friendliness.
Surviving
are his wife, Alice Bahr Rohe; one daughter, Mrs. Agnes Eddy of Hughesville;
three nieces and one nephew.
Funeral
services will be held from the late Home Tuesday at 10 a.m. with Rev. Clement
Meyers officiating. Interment will be in Fairview cemetery, Dushore.
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Mrs.
John C. Rohe The
Sullivan Review September 25, 1980
Mrs.
Alice R. Rohe, 87, of Hughesville, died September 21, 1980, at her home. Her
husband, John C. Rohe, died August 5, 1950.
Born May 17, 1893, in Sullivan County, she was a daughter of Jacob and
Minerva Litzelman Bahr.
She
was a former Dushore RD 1 resident. Mrs.
Rohe was a lifelong member of Redeemer United Church of Christ, Dushore. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Agnes R. Eddy,
of Hughesville, and two sisters, Miss Mary M. Bahr, of Dushore RD 1, and Mrs.
Minnie VanHorn, of Elmira, NY.
The
funeral was held September 24, 1980, in Hughesville, with the Rev. Robert E.
Burger, pastor of Hughesville Baptist Church, officiating. Burial was in
Fairview Cemetery, Dushore, Pa.
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ROHE, LAWRENCE MRS., GERALDINE SICK ALSO PUT WITH MY SICK OBITS Daily Review on 1/5/2008.
Geraldine L. Sick-Rohe, age 88, of Towanda, Pa., passed away on Thursday, Jan.
3, 2008, at the Skilled Nursing Unit of the Memorial Hospital, Towanda,
surrounded by her loving family. Gerry was born Sept. 26, 1919, in Mildred,
Pa., a daughter of the late Francis J. and Edythe Saxe Sick. She graduated from
the Dushore High School a member of the class of 1937. She graduated from St.
Elizabeth's College in Morristown, N.J., in 1941 and from Marywood College in
Scranton, Pa., in 1946 with a MS in Library Science. She taught in Wyalusing
and Dushore and retired as the librarian from Towanda High School. Gerry was a
member of SS. Peter and Paul's Church in Towanda, where she was very active in
its Altar & Rosary Society and various parish activities. Her greatest joy
was spending time with her family, and she also enjoyed being with friends,
reading and flower gardening. Her devotion and love for the Lord was her guide
throughout her life, and after living it to the fullest she left behind a
beautiful legacy of love, friendship, support and kindness. Her wonderful sense
of humor will long be remembered and cherished by those whose were blessed to
have known and loved her. Surviving are her son and daughter-in-law, Philip L.
and Rose (Chilson) Rohe of Round Rock, Texas; four daughters and sons-in-law,
Mary Anne Rohe of Mesa, Ariz., Marguerite (Larry) Allis of Temple, Texas,
Marlene Rohe of Sayre, Pa., and Mary Theresa (Anthony) Johnson of Towanda; a
brother and sister-in-law, Louis and Edna Sick of Captain Cook, Hawaii; 10
grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. She
was predeceased by a grandson, Nathan L. Johnson, on April 12, 2002, and by a
sister, Marian E. Sick Tubach of Dushore on Dec. 16, 1973. A Mass of Christian
Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 9, at SS. Peter &
Paul Church, Towanda, with her pastor, the Rev. John J. Chmil V.F., presiding.
Interment will be in St. Basil's Cemetery, Dushore. Friends may call from 3 to
6 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 8, at the P. Dean Homer Funeral Home, 206 Water St.,
Dushore, Pa., and one hour prior to the service on Wednesday at the church.
There will be a recitation of the Rosary and Vigil Service at 2:30 p.m. on
Tuesday at the funeral home. The family will provide the flowers and asks that
memorials be directed to SS. Peter & Paul Church, 106 Third St., Towanda,
Pa. 18848, or a charity of one's choice in her memory. To send condolences or
sign the e-guestbook, please go to homerfuneralhome.com .
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Mrs.
Lawrence Rohe Sullivan
Review January 16, 1947
The
marriage of Miss Geraldine Sick, daughter of Mrs. Francis J. Sick and the late
Mr. Sick, and Lawrence Rohe, C.F.C., son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Ralph Rohe of this
place, were united in marriage, January 11th, at St. Basil’s church. The double
ring ceremony was performed by their pastor, Rev. Aloysius G. Rafferty, followed
by a nuptial mass. Seated in sanctuary were Rev. Luke Hally of St. Joseph’s,
Pa., and Rev. Michael Hally of Scranton.
Gerald
Cain, friend of the bridal couple sang, On This Day O Beautiful Mother",
and O Lord I Am Not Worthy, Panus Angelicus" and Ave Marie accompanied by
Mrs. Joseph Frawley.
Escorted
on the arm of her god Father, William P. Sick, the bride wore a gown of Bud-mil
satin in rich ivory tone, fitted bodice with sweeping train of shimmering folds
of satin. The bridal veil was of eggshell illusion with halo cap of white
ostrich feather tips. She carried a white missal with a marker of white
orchids.
The
only attendants were the bride’s brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
P. Tubach. This day marked their 15th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Tubach wore a
long light colored flowered jersey gown with fuscia accessories. Her bouquet
was pink carnations and blue iris.
Ushers
were James Sick, cousin of the bride and Robert Waples of Mildred, friend of
the bride and groom.
Both
Mr. and Mrs. Rohe are graduates of the Dushore High School, Class of ’37. Mrs.
Rohe has taught several successful years of school and is at present a member
of the Cherry Township High School Faculty. She graduated from St. Elizabeth
College, Convent Station, N.J. with a B.A. degree and from Marywood College,
Scranton with B.S. in Library Science.
Mr.
Rohe joined the Navy in 1938 and served 5 years in the Pacific Theatre of War
on board the S.S.S. Salt Lake City, the Medusa and the Luzon. For the past year
he has been located in the Aleutians.
A
wedding breakfast was served at the Green Swan Inn followed by a small
reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Tubach of Carpenter street.
Out-of-town
guests included Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sick and Leonard Saxe of East Orange, N.J.;
Mrs. Virginia H. Downey of Orange, N.J.; Miss Florence Saxe of Trenton, N.J.
Mr. and Mrs. James Daly of Towanda; Mr. and Mrs. George Camp and daughter,
Joyce Ann of Elmira and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rohe of Syracuse
More
About Lawrence Rohe and Geraldine Sick:
Marriage:
January 11, 1947, Saint Basils Church, Dushore, PA by Rev. Aloysius G. Rafferty
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Lawrence
Rohe The
Sullivan Review, 3-20-1940
Lawrence Rohe died Thursday morning, March 14th, at his home in Osseo, Minn.,
following an illness of about one year.
Mr. Rohe was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Rohe of Cherry Mills. He
was born on the homestead on May 1, 1870, and spent his early life on his
father’s farm. At the age of 19 years he went west, and since that time has
made his home in Osseo, Minn., where he owns and operates a large farm.
He is survived by his wife and one daughter, Mrs. Pearl Bye, who resides with
him. Also four brothers, Fred M. Rohe of Osseo, Minn.; Leo J. Rohe, Frank V.
Rohe and G. Ralph Rohe of Cherry Mills.
His brother, Leo J. Rohe and cousin, William A. Rohe of Cherry Mills, left
Thursday to attend the funeral.
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Lawrence
L. Rohe The
Sullivan Review December 1998
Lawrence
L. Rohe, 78, of Forks Township, Dushore RD, died Dec. 9, 1998, at the DarWay
Nursing Home, Estella. He was born Nov. 3, 1930 in Dushore, a son of Leroy and
Mary Litzelman Rohe.
A
lifetime resident and dairy farmer of Sullivan County, he retired in 1996.
He
was a member of St. Paul’s United Church of Christ in Overton.
Surviving
are his wife, the former Alverta Crouse; three daughters, Bernadine Burke of
Binghamton, NY; Mary Rohe of Dushore; and Catherine Pedro of York; two sons,
Thomas Waluk of Wyalusing; and Larry Rohe of Dushore; two brothers, Melvin of
Dushore; and Donald of New Albany; 10 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren;
one great-great grandchild.
Funeral
services were held Dec. 12 at his church with Rev. Robert W. Martin presiding.
Burial was in the parish cemetery.
Memorials
may be directed to the American Cancer Society.
Arrangements
were under the direction of the Russell P. McHenry Funeral Home, Dushore.
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ROHES
CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
The Sullivan Review January 16, 1969
Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Rohe of RD 2, Dushore, celebrated their 25th
wedding Anniversary on January 6.
They
were married at the home of the bride in Tunkhannock, Pa. Rev. Truscot
performed the ceremony. The attendants were Ella Richlin and Henry Litzelman.
Mrs.
Rohe is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Daily. Mr. Rohe is the son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rohe of Forks Township.
The
Rohes’ have five children, Catherine Pedro of Dushore, Lawrence, Jr. , Mary;
Mrs. Bernadine Burke of Binghamton and Thomas Waluk of Camptown. They have six
grandchildren.
Mr.
and Mrs. Rohe operate a 335-acre farm with their son Lawrence, Jr. The farm has
been in the family for 132 years. Peter Rohe began farming it in 1837. After
his death, the farm was inherited by his 3 sons, Charles, Leroy and Albert,
with Leroy the final survivor. On the death of Leroy, his son Lawrence took
over the management of the farm.
The
couple received many lovely gifts.
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Mrs.
Lawrence Rohe Daily
Review, 2-23-2004
Alverta "Burt" Rohe, age 91, formerly of Dushore, passed away in the
early morning of Sunday, Feb. 22, 2004, at Dar-Way Nursing Home in Estella, Pa.
She was born on July 8, 1912, in Wilkes-Barre, a daughter of Ella Daily. She
was the foster daughter of George and Bertha Crouse.
She was raised in Wilkes-Barre until her family relocated to the Dushore area.
She later moved back to Wilkes-Barre to work for a manufacturing company. In
1945, she relocated back to Dushore.
On Jan. 6, 1945, in Tunkhannock, Pa., she became the bride of Lawrence Rohe Sr.
Burt and Lawrence had celebrated 53 years of marriage. Lawrence preceded her in
death in December of 1998.
Mrs. Rohe was a member of St. Paul's United Church of Christ in Overton.
She enjoyed collecting dolls, sewing and making doll clothes, and cooking.
She had spent some time as a cleaning lady, was a care giver and would also at
times take people into her home.
Surviving are her children: Bernadine Burke of Binghamton, N.Y., Thomas and
Marilyn Waluk of Wyalusing, Mary Rohe and Dick Taffe of Dushore, Lawrence and
Jo Elaine Rohe Jr. of Dushore, and Catherine Pedro of Red Lion, Pa.; a foster
daughter and husband, Mary and James Richlin; brothers and sister-in-law Melvin
and Betty Rohe, and Donald Rohe; 10 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren;
and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to her husband she was preceded in death by a brother, Franklin
Burgess, and by her sisters, Marie Rowan and Ella Litzelman.
A funeral service will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2004, at 3:30 p.m. at St.
Paul's United Church of Christ in Overton, with the Rev. Robert W. Martin, her
pastor, officiating.
Interment will be at the convenience of the family in the Reformed Cemetery.
Friends and family are invited to call on Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 25, 2004,
at St. Paul's United Church of Christ in Overton, from 2:30 until the time of
the funeral service.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the St. Paul's United Church of
Christ in Overton, or the Dar-Way Nursing Home, Patient Activity Fund in Mrs.
Rohe's memory.
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Leo
J. Rohe
b. 9-5-1875 d. 1956 Newspaper
clipping, 1956
Leo
J. Rohe, 80, died Sunday afternoon at the Stopyra Nursing Home on Dushore RD,
after a long illness.
A
retired farmer, Mr. Rohe was born Sept. 5, 1875, in Cherry Township, the son of
Valentine and Louise Weisbrod Rohe.
He
is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Paul Hieber of Dushore RD, three brothers,
Fred of Osseo, Minn., Frank and Ralph of this place.
Funeral
services were held at the home of Mrs. Paul Hieber Wednesday morning at 10
o’clock with a High Mass of Requiem at
St. Basil’s Church at 10:30.
Burial
was in Zion Lutheran cemetery here.
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Leroy
Rohe The
Sullivan Review July 17, 1959
Leroy
Rohe, 86, lifelong Dushore area resident, died at his home in Forks Township on
Tuesday evening, after a long illness.
Mr.
Rohe was born June 22, 1873, in Forks Township where he had resided and engaged
in framing all of his life. He was a member of St. Paul’s United Church of
Christ of Overton.
He
is survived by four sons, Claire of Coatesville, Lawrence, Melvin and Donald of
Dushore; a daughter, Mrs. Grace Bender of Dushore; 19 grandchildren, 13
great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
The
Rev. Elden E. Ehrhart will officiate at the prayer service on Saturday at 9:15
at the Tubach Funeral Home, Dushore, and at the funeral service at 10 at St.
Paul’s United Church of Christ at Overton. Burial will be in St. Paul’s
cemetery, Overton. Friends may call at the Tubach Funeral home after 2 Thursday
and all day Friday
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Mrs.
Leroy Rohe The Sullivan Review January 8, 1936
Mrs.
Leroy Rohe of Forks Township died Tuesday in the City Hospital at Williamsport
at the age of 53 years.
Mrs.
Rohe is survived by her husband, one daughter Grace and three sons, Clare,
Lawrence and Melvin at home.
Funeral
service will be held from her late home Friday afternoon at one o’clock with
further service in the Reformed church at Overton at 2 o’clock. Interment in
the Reformed cemetery.
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Matthew
Rohe The
Sullivan Review, 3-2-1932
Matthew Rohe died Tuesday, February 23rd at his home in Osseo, Minn., at the
age of 44 years.
Mr. Rohe was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Rohe of Cherry township,
who with his brothers moved to Minnesota several years ago.
Mr. Rohe was engaged in the garage business in Osseo for some time.
He is survived by his wife and five children, also six brothers, Lawrence and
Fred Rohe of Osseo, Minn. John A. Rohe of Syracuse, N.Y. Leo J. Rohe of Colley
and Frank V. Rohe and Ralph Rohe of Cherry Township.
Funeral service was held from his late home on Saturday.
Frank V. Rohe and Ralph Rohe of Cherry Township and Irvin Rohe of Syracuse
attended the funeral.
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Peter
Rohe Aunt Margaret
newspaper clipping -The Sullivan Review, July 1905
Peter Rohe of Forks Township died at his residence on Friday, at the age of 70
years. Mr. Rohe had been sick for a number of years.
He was born at Pottsville, Pa., and was a son of Valentine Rohe, who came from
Germany to America in 1833, and located in Cherry Township in 1837.
Mr. Rohe married Hannah Hartzig and located on the farm where he died. The
deceased was a very highly respected citizen. He leaves a wife, three sons,
Charles, Leroy and Albert, and three daughters, Mrs. Michael Broschart, of
Forks; Mrs. George. Sick, of Forks and Mrs. MC. Shrimp, of Forks.
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Aunt Margaret’s
newspaper clipping, July 1905
Peter Rohey died at his home in Forks township Saturday, July 22, at the age of
70 years. Deceased had been in feeble health for several years and lately has
been confined to the bed.
He is survived by a widow and several children. Funeral services were ehld in
the Catholic church at Overton Monday. Interment in the Overton cemetery.
xx
Mrs.
Peter Rohe The Sullivan Review, 3-30-1938
Mrs. Hannah Rohe, widow of the late Peter Rohe of Forks township, died at the
home of her son, Leroy Rohe, Monday, March 28th at the age of 97 years.
She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Flora Sick of Towanda and Mrs. Clara
Shrimp of Forks Township and one son Leroy Rohe at home. Fourteen grandchildren
and 28 great grandchildren also survive.
Funeral service will be held at the Reformed church at Overton, Thursday
morning at 10 o’clock Interment in the family plot in the adjoining cemetery.
Pastor, Rev. C.B. Meyers will officiate.
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Raymond
R. Rohe The
Sullivan Review,11-10-1949
Raymond R. Rohe died October 27, at his home on Dublin Street, Marcellus, N.Y.
after a short illness of 8 weeks at the age of 42.
Born in Manayunk, Philadelphia Mr. Rohe lived in Marcellus 12 years, being
employed as an electrician by the McGraw Con. Co.
Surviving are his wife Mrs. Lucille Anderson Rohe, his parents Mr. and Mrs. G.
Ralph Rohe two sisters Mrs. Stafford Randall and Mrs. George Camp of Elmira and
a brother Laurence Rohe of Towanda.
Funeral services were held Sunday at the Uttley and Morris Funeral Home
Marcellus, the Rev. Joseph O. Roberts of St. John’s Episcopal church
officiating.
Burial was held at Hiland Cemetery.
Pall bearers were Eugene Rohe, Roscoe Burgess, Roy Tompson, Oliver Latart and
Frank Discenzo
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Valentine
Rohe
Valentine
Rohe was born in Cherry in 1845. His father, Valentine Rohe, was a native of
Germany, and came to America about 1832, and settled in Cherry in 1837. He owns
the farm formerly owned by Joseph Weisbrod. In 1869 he married Louisa Weisbrod,
who was born in Cherry in 1854. She was a daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth
(Reinford) Weisbrod, of Germany. Mr. Rohe is devoting considerable attention to
raising fine stock. To Mr. and Mrs. Rohe seven sons have been born, Lawrence
A., of Minneapolis, Minn., John A. of Cherry; Leo J., of Colley; Fred M., of
Nebraska; Frank V., George R. and Nathan W.
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Valentine
Rohe
Valentine
Rohe of Cherry township, died friday, Oct. 31, of heart trouble at the age of
68 years. Mr. Rohe was born in Cherry township in 1845. He was a son of
Valentine Rohe, Sr., who came with his family from Germany to Pottsville in
1832 or 1833, and moved from there to Cherry township in 1837. Valentine Rohe
married Louisa Weisbrod in 1869 and located on the farm owned by Joseph
Weisbrod. MR. Rhoe was very successful as a farmer and stock raiser and was
very highly esteemed by a large circle of acquaintances. He was elected county
commissioner in 1908 serving three years. He is survived by seven sons:
Lawrence A. Fred M. and Matt W., of Osseo, Minn.; John A. Frank V. and Geroge
R. of Cherry and Leo J. of Colley. The funeral was held Tuesday, interment
being made at St. basil's cemetery at Dushore
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The Rev. James J.
Ruddick Died 3-18-2007 age 83
The Rev. James J. Ruddick,
professor emeritus at Canisius College and a counselor and spiritual director
to fellow priests and women religious, died Sunday, March 18, 2007; he was 83.
The son of Mary Cordelia Litzelman and James H. Ruddick, he is survived by
three sisters, Helen (Arnold) Bentley in Elmira, Madeline Dailey in Bethlehem
and Sister Theresa Rutty and one brother, John (Joyce) in Wilmington.
His mother grew up on the Litzelman homestead at the top of Gainer Hill. Fr.
Jim spoke of many happy visits with his family to the farm and never failed when
in the area to reminisce at that site.
Father Jim celebrated his first mass in the area at St. Basil’s Church in June
1955 and again on July 17, 2005 as part of his 50th anniversary celebration as
a Jesuit priest. He made several visits to the area in conjunction with family
and related genealogy gatherings at the Forksville Fairgrounds. His
contributions to these genealogies can be viewed on the Sullivan County web
site.
He taught physics at Canisius for nearly 40 years and was the director of the
college’s Braum Seismograph Station. He also served as associate vicar for
religious for the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo.
The Elmira native was a 1940 graduate of Elmira Catholic High School and
entered the Society of Jesus the same year. He earned a bachelor’s degree from
Woodstock College in 1946 and a master’s and doctoral degree from St. Louis
University in 1950 and 1952. He was ordained to the priesthood in 1955 at
Fordham University Chapel in the Bronx.
He joined Canisius’ physics department as an assistant professor in 1957. A
seismologist, he served as chairman of the department from 1959 to 1970. He was
rector of the Canisius Jesuit community from 1971 to 1977, a time period during
which he also served on the college’s board of trustees.
Fr. Ruddick also enjoyed the study of genealogy and necrology. In 1994, he was
promoted to professor emeritus at Canisius.
Since 1989, he served in the office of religious for the diocese and helped
organize the annual Retirement Fund for Religious drive. He assisted for the
past five years at St. Ann parish on Broadway, where he lived in the parish
residence.
Fr. Ruddick rarely missed a jubilee celebration for fellow priests and women
religious, and he was a constant presence at wakes and funerals, always
gravitating toward people in good times and bad, said the Rev. Patrick J.
Lynch, chairman of the department of religious studies and theology at the
college.
“He was a conversationalist without equal in the Jesuit Community at Canisius
College,” said Lynch. If he had chosen another path in life, he would probably
have been a politician.
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Clara
Saxer Sullivan
Review 2002
Miss
Clara A. Saxer, 97, of Dushore, an esteemed Sullivan County teacher, died
Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2002, at the Dar-Way Nursing Home, Estella.
Miss
Saxer was born Feb. 16, 1904, in Cherry Township on the family farm, a daughter
of the late Fred R. and Anastasia C. Litzelman Saxer. She attended elementary
school at the King School on Ringer Hill and graduated from St. Basil's High
School, a member of the class of 1920. At her death, she was the oldest member
of St. Basil's Alumni Association.
She
continued her education at Juniata College, traveling there on the train. She
graduated in 1925 with a B.S. in science. Mathematics was her main area of concentration
and in later days she attended courses at Penn State and became certified to
teach many other subjects. She taught chemistry, French, Latin, English and
bookkeeping, but mathematics was always her preference. Miss Saxer was also
fluent in speaking and reading German.
Miss
Saxer taught for 44 years in Sullivan County. She began at the Cherry Township
High School, and also taught at the Dushore High School, and Sullivan Highland
High School, Sonestown, and retired in 1969 from the Sullivan County High
School, Laporte, where she spent the last six years of her career teaching
mathematics.
Miss
Saxer was a lifelong member of St. Basil's Church in Dushore, and a member of
the former Altar and Rosary Society and a member of the Sullivan County
Teacher's Association.
Surviving
are:
Ann
and Sebastian Trapani and family.
Clara
was predeceased by a brother, F. Ralph Saxer, on Oct. 8, 1972, and a sister,
Agnes Saxer, on Sept. 11, 1971.
Funeral
services will be held on Friday, Feb. 1, 2002, at 10:30 a.m. at the P. Dean
Funeral home, 206 Water St., Dushore, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at
11 a.m. at St. Basil's Roman Catholic Church, Dushore, with the Rev. Eugene R.
Carr, her former pastor, presiding. Interment will be in the adjoining
cemetery.
Friends
may call at the P. Dean Funeral Home, 206 Water St., Dushore, on Thursday, Jan.
31, from 2 to 5 p.m. and on Friday from 9:30 a.m. until the time of the
service.
A
recitation of the Rosary by members of the Catholic Women's Guild will be held
at 3 p.m. Thursday afternoon at the funeral home.
Memorials
may be directed to St. Basil's Restoration Fund, P.O. Box 307, Dushore, Pa.
18614-307.
Daily
Review Jan 31, 2002
62
iii. Agnes Saxer, born 1905; died September 11, 1971.
George
Ralph4 Rohe was born February
12, 1884, and died 1965. He married (1) Sarah Sick. She was born 1879, and died
May 31, 1934. He married (2) Alice Hamer Aft. 1934, daughter of John Hamer and
Nettie Heverly. She was born September 20, 1904, and died October 19, 1982.
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Fred
R. Saxer The Sullivan Review February 2, 1950
Fred
R. Saxer of Center street died Tuesday evening at his home following an illness
of some time.
Mr.
Saxer was born in Cherry Township, a son of the late George and Madeline Rohe
Saxer.
He
was united in marriage with Miss Anastasia Litzelman a daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Litzelman, of Cherry Township. They settled on a farm where they
resided for a number of years. Later they moved to their present home in
Dushore where they have since lived.
Mr.
Saxer is survived by his wife, a son Raphael Saxer, and two daughters, Miss
Clara Saxer, a teacher in the Dushore Public school, and Miss Agnes Saxer at
home; a sister Mrs. Richard Williams of Williamsport.
Marriage:
May 1893, Saint Basils Church, Dushore, PA
Children of Fred Saxer and Annastasia Litzelman are:
F
Ralph Saxer, born April 1894; died October 08, 1972.
Clara
Saxer, born February 16, 1904; died February 01, 2002.
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Fred R Saxer The Sullivan Gazette May 18, 1893
Anastasia
C. Litzelman and Fred R. Saxer, both of Cherry, were married at St. Basil’s
church Tuesday morning. A reception was given at the residence of the brides’
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Litzelman.
The
bride received many handsome and valuable presents. Mr. and Mrs. Saxer are very
highly esteemed and have the congratulations of their numerous friends
including the Gazette.
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Lawrence D. Shaffer The Sullivan Review September 23, 1971
Lawrence D. Shaffer, 65, Dushore, R.D. 1 died Friday, September 17, 1971, at
his home.
He was born February 14, 1906, the son of Samuel and Hattie Yonkin Shaffer. He
resided in Cherry Township his entire life.
He was a member of the Redeemer United Church of Christ, Dushore.
He was engaged in dairy farming on his home farm.
Surviving are his sister, Mrs. Edna Shrimp, with whom he lived and a niece,
Mrs. Francis Moll.
Funeral services were held Monday September 20 from McHenry’s Dushore. Rev.
James E. Johnson, former pastor of the Redeemer Church, officiated. Burial was
in Fairview Cemetery, Dushore.
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Mrs. Samuel Shaffer The Sullivan Review June 29, 1927
Mrs. Hattie Shaffer died Sunday morning at the Robert Packer hospital at Sayre
at the age of 46 years. Mrs. Shaffer submitted to an operation June 17 from
which she never recovered.
She is survived by her husband, one daughter, Mrs. Edna Shrimp, and one son
Lawrence. Also, her father E. W. Yonkin of Dushore, two sisters, Mrs. Emma
Hartford and Mrs. Winifred Watson of Dushore and two brothers, Frank E. Yonkin
of Ithaca, N.Y and Lewis W. Yonkin of Allentown.
Funeral service was held from her late home Wednesday morning with further
service in the Reformed Church at Dushore. Rev. Harold Davis officiated.
Interment was mad in the Bahr Hill cemetery.
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SHERMAN MELVIN MRS.- Elizabeth Jane S. Rohe DAILY REVIEW FEB.2009
SHERMAN - Elizabeth Jane S. Rohe, age 77, of Forks
Township, Dushore, Pa., peacefully went home to be with her Lord surrounded by
her loving family, on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2008, at Memorial Hospital in Towanda,
Pa. She was born on April 29, 1930, in Cherry Township, Sullivan County, Pa., a
daughter of the late Carl and Evelyn Beaver Sherman. On May 8, 1948, she
married her husband Melvin Eugene Rohe, Sr., at Redeemer United Church of
Christ in Dushore. Elizabeth and Melvin would have been celebrating their 60th
wedding anniversary. She has been a lifetime resident of the Dushore area. She
is a member of St. Paul's Church of Overton, and was a member of the Women's
Guild. Elizabeth enjoyed her time spent crocheting. She liked bird watching,
and she took great pleasure in the wonders of nature around her home. She was
very devoted to her family and grandchildren, and was always most willing to
help whenever needed. She leaves surviving her husband: Melvin E. Rohe, Sr., at
home; Joyce A. Rohe of Dushore, Susan (James) Swingle of Dushore, Melvin E.
(Joan) Rohe, Jr. of Dushore; by sisters and brothers: Elsie Fassett of New
Albany, Clara Weaver of Wysox, Lawrence Sherman of Burlington, Regina
Carrington of Rome; by her five grandchildren: Randy Rohe of Dushore, twins:
Jason Swingle of Dushore, Niki Swingle of Forksville, Rodney Rohe of Dushore,
Brian Rohe of Dushore; and by great grandchildren: Skyler Carpenter and James
Carpenter. In addition to her parents she was also preceded in death by an
infant brother. Friends and family are invited to call from 10 a.m. until the
time of the funeral service on Thursday, Feb. 14, 2008, at St. Paul's Church in
Overton. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m., with the Rev. Darcy Miller,
her pastor officiating. Interment will follow in Reformed Cemetery, in Overton,
Pa. In lieu of flower memorials may be made to: St. Paul's Church, c/o Joan
Rohe, R.R. 4, Box 4194, Dushore, PA 18614. Arrangements were entrusted to the
Russell P. McHenry Funeral Home, 119 Carpenter Street, Dushore, PA. -Towanda
Daily Review 2/12/2008.
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William
P. Shoemaker The
Sullivan Review December 14, 1905
William
P. Shoemaker: The marriage of
announced this week of William P. Shoemaker, the popular young lawyer of
Laporte, to Miss Jennie Rohey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rohey of Cherry
township. The marriage was celebrated very quietly in Philadelphia, June 21,
and the young people choose to keep their own counsel until this week, Their
many friends will unite with the Review in offering congratulations and best
wishes
More
About William Shoemaker and M Rohe:
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Mrs.
William A. SHOEMAKER The
Sullivan Review February 24, 1944
Mrs.
M. Jennie Shoemaker, wife of Attorney William P. Shoemaker of Laporte, died
Friday, February 18th in the Robert packer hospital at the age of 67
years. She had been a hospital patient
for four weeks.
Mrs.
Shoemaker was born in Cherry Township, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Rohe.
She
lived a very active home life, making her own clothing, and making dresses for
many others, also piecing many beautiful quilts, which are considered a work of
art.
For
fourteen years she was a member of the town council of Laporte borough.
Following
the death of her brother, William A. Rohe, about seven months ago she failed
rapidly in health.
She
is survived by her husband, a daughter Miss Ettie Shoemaker who is employed in
the Auditor General’s Department at Harrisburg and a brother John C. Rohe who
resides on the homestead in Cherry township.
Funeral
services were held at the Tubach Funeral Parlor at Dushore Monday afternoon at
one o’clock.
Rev.
Clement B. Meyers, Pastor of the Reformed church officiated. Interment in the
family plot in the Muncy cemetery.
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Ameilia
E Shrimp The
Sullivan Review January 5, 1967
Mrs.
Amelia E. Reinbold, 72, of Forks Township, RD 2 Dushore, died on Dec. 15 at the
Robert Packer Hospital, Sayre, she had been in failing health for the past
year.
She
was born Aug. 9, 1894, in Forks Township, a daughter of the late M.C. and Clara
Rohe Shrimp. Her husband, Maurice E. Reinbold preceded her in death by two
years. She had been a lifelong resident of Forks Township.
She
was a member of the Zion Lutheran Church of Dushore.
She
is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Paul Harney of RD Dushore, Mrs. John White
of Dushore, Mrs. Harry Hunsinger of Elmira and Mrs. Robert Thall of Millerton,
Pa.; four brothers, Walter of Dushore, Oscar of Bango, Pa., Arthur of
Forksville RD, and Howard of Dushore RD; 18 grandchildren, 11 great
grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews.
A
prayer service was held Monday at 1:15 p.m. at the Russell P. McHenry Funeral
Home in Dushore with further service at 1:30 p.m. at Zion Lutheran Church,
Dushore. The Rev. Phillip B. Jurus officiated. Interment was in Zion Lutheran
Cemetery, Dushore.
Pallbearers
were George Bahl, Vernon Broschart, George Lambert, Eugene Rouse, Kenneth
Shaffer and Harvey Vough.
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Arthur
M. Shrimp The Sullivan Review February
17, 1977
Arthur
M. Shrimp, 71, Dushore RD, Cherry Mills, died Feb. 11, 1977, at his home
following an apparent heart attack. He was born Jan. 14, 1906 in Forks twp., a
son of Manessah and Clara J. Rohe Shrimp.
A
lifetime resident of Sullivan County, he owned and operated an auto repair shop
along Route 87 below Cherry Mills. He was a member of St. Paul’s United
Methodist Church, Dushore.
Surviving
are his wife the former Jennie (Jane) Dieffenbach; two brothers, Walter of RD Dushore
and Oscar of Bangor, PA; also several nieces and nephews.
Funeral
services were held Feb. 14 from the Russell P. McHenry Funeral Home, Dushore.
Burial was in the Fairview Cemetery, Dushore, with the Rev. Richard Heinrich,
his pastor, officiating.
xx
Fred
William Shrimp The Sullivan Review June 7,
1933
Fred
William Shrimp died Wednesday, May 31 in the Robert Packer Hospital at Sayre,
from blood poisoning in his hand.
He was born November 22, 1898, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Manessa C. Shrimp. He is
survived by his wife and one daughter Kathleen, also his parents, one sister,
Mrs. Maurice Rinebold, and four brothers, Walter, Oscar, Arthur and Howard
Shrimp.
Funeral service was held from his late home in Cherry township, Saturday, June
3rd.
Among those from out of town who attended the funeral were: Mrs. John Linsky,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rohe and daughter of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. George Pennell,
Mrs. Harry Williams and children, Miss Alvira Pennell of Powell, Mrs. Fred
Krause, Gerald Krause, Jesse Smith, Miss Esther Krause, Judson Hagerman of
Sayre, Mrs. Kardinak and daughter of Waverly, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fulmer and
sister of Berwick, Mrs. George Lorah of Ringtown and friend from Montgomery
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Mrs. Fred Shrimp The Sullivan Review
January 1991
Edna B. Shrimp, 86, of Dushore RD died Jan. 24. 1991, at the Robert packer
Hospital in Sayre. She was born Aug. 12, 1904, in Cherry Mills, a daughter of
Samuel and Hattie Yonkin Shaffer. She was the widow of Fred Shrimp, who died in
1933.
She was a lifetime resident of the county and had been engaged in farming most
of her life. She was a member of Redeemer United Church of Christ, of Dushore,
and Eastern Milk Producers.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Francis (Kathleen) Moll, of Dushore; two
grandsons, Fred Moll and Ed Moll, both of Dushore, a brother-in-law, Oscar
Shrimp of Bangor, PA; sisters-in-law, Dorothy Shrimp of Dushore, and Carmeta
Thall of Canton; several cousins, nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were held Jan. 28, at the Russell
P. McHenry Funeral Home, Dushore, with Rev. Robert Martin officiating. Burial
was in Fairview Cemetery. Dushore.
Memorials may be directed to Redeemer United Church
of Christ Memorial Fund, Dushore, Pa 18614.
xx
Gerald
D. "Jerry" Shrimp, The
Sullivan Review Oct. 2, 1986
Gerald
D. "Jerry" Shrimp, 34, of Dushore RD died Sept. 21, 1986 from
injuries suffered in an automobile accident.
He
was born Feb. 25, 1952, in Forks Twp, a son of Dorothy Sherman Shrimp and the
late Howard Shrimp.
A lifetime
resident of Sullivan County, he was an avid hunter and fisherman.
He
was employed by York Resources Industries, Mildred, and had been employed by
the Corson Body Shop at South Branch.
Surviving
are his mother; three sisters, Mrs. David (Rose) Edkin of Kent, NY; Mrs.
Raymond (Shirley) Richlin of Dushore RD; and Mrs. Gene (Katherine) Carner of
New Albany; four brother, William H. of Hamlin, NY; Robert C. of New Albany;
Edward E. of Troutman, NC; Howard W. Jr. of Dushore RD; two uncles, several
nieces and nephews.
Funeral
services were held yesterday at the Russell P. McHenry Funeral home, Dushore,
with Rev. Richard Reeser of officiating. Interment was in Fairview cemetery,
Dushore
xx
Mrs.
Howard Shrimp The
Sullivan Review April 1992
Dorothy
M. Shrimp, 76, of Forks Township, died April 8, 1992, at Memorial Hospital,
Towanda. She was born in Forks Township, a daughter of Ira and Elizabeth
Campbell Sherman, and had resided in Sullivan County her entire life.
She
was the widow of Howard Shrimp.
At
one time she and her husband operated a school bus route in the county, and
after he died in 1968 she was employed at DarWay Nursing Home in Estella. She
was a member of Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church in Dushore.
Surviving
are three daughters, Mrs. David (Rose) Edkin of Kent, NY; Mrs. Raymond
(Shirley) Richlin of Dushore; Mrs. Gene (Catherine) Carner of Overton; and four
sons, William of Hamlin, NY; Robert of New Albany; Edward of Troutman, NC; and
Howard, Jr. of Dushore; a brother, Elmer Sherman of Lee Center, NY; 15
grandchildren. A son, Gerald, died in 1986.
Funeral
services were held April 11 at the Russell P. McHenry Funeral Home, Dushore,
with Rev. Richard A. Reeser officiating. Burial was in Fairview Cemetery,
Dushore.
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Howard
Woodrow Shrimp Sullivan Review November 14, 1968
Howard
Woodrow Shrimp, aged 55, of Dushore RD 2, died on November 5, 1968
Mr.
Shrimp was born Sept. 15, 1912, in Forks Township, Sullivan County, and was a
life long resident of that area. He was the son of the late Mannessa and Clara
Rohe Shrimp. Mr. Shrimp has owned and operated his own farm most of his life
and drove a Sullivan County school bus from 1939 until 1961. For the past five
years, he was in failing health.
He
is survived by his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Sherman Shrimp; three daughters, Mrs.
David (Rose) Edkin of Kent, N.Y.; Mrs. Raymond (Shirley) Richlin of Dushore
RD1, and Mrs. Gene (Catherine) Carner of New Albany RD3; five sons, William of
Kent, N.Y.; Robert of New Albany; and Edward, Gerald, and Howard Jr., all at
home; three brothers, Walter of Dushore RD 2; Oscar of Bangor, Pa; and Arthur
of Dushore RD; and 10 grandchildren.
Funeral
services were held on November 8 at 1:30 p.m. from the Russell P. McHenry
Funeral Home in Dushore. The Rev. John Solliday, pastor of Zion Lutheran Church
of Dushore officiated. Burial was in Fairview Cemetery, Dushore
xx
Manessa
E Shrimp:
M.C.
Shrimp was born in Forks Township in 1864. He was a son of Henry and Mary
(Shaffer) Shrimp. Mary Shrimp was a daughter of Jonathan and Sarah (Gable)
Shaffer, of Cherry Township. M.C. Shrimp lives on a portion of his father’s
farm. In 1891 he married Clara Rohe, who was born in Forks Township in 1875.
She was a daughter of Peter and Hannah (Hartzig) Rohe of Forks Township. To Mr.
and Mrs. Shrimp have been born four children: Walter
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Manasseh
C. Shrimp The Sullivan Review March 17, 1949
Manasseh
C. Shrimp died at his home in Forks Township, Wednesday evening, March 2, at
the age of 84 years.
Mr.
Shrimp was born on the farm where he has always lived, a son of the late Henry
and Mary Shaffer Shrimp. In 1891, he was united in marriage with Miss Clara
Rohe, daughter of Peter and Hannah Hartzig Rohe, also of Forks Township
He
is survived by his wife, a daughter, Mrs. Maurice Rinebold, four sons, Walter,
Oscar, Arthur and Howard Shrimp, a sister, Mrs. Kate Epler, all of Dushore, RD;
17 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.
Funeral
services were Monday afternoon from his late home with further services in Zion
Lutheran church, Dushore. Rev. John D. Keener, pastor, officiated. Interment in
Fairview cemetery.
xx
Oscar
L. Shrimp The Sullivan Review November 1998
Oscar
L. Shrimp, 102, of Bangor, formerly of Overton, died Nov. 9, 1998, in The Slate
Belt Nursing Center, Bangor.
He
was born February 8, 1896, in Forks Township, a son of Manessa and Clara Rohe
Shrimp. He was the widower of Nellie McIntyre Shrimp.
He
was a farmer all of his life and retired in 1961. For a time after his
retirement he lived during the summer at the home of MR. and Mrs. Francis Moll
of Dushore.
He
was of the Methodist Faith.
Surviving
are a daughter, with whom he resided Mrs. James (Lois M. Shrimp) Neiley, of
Bangor; two grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and a niece, Mrs. Francis
(Kathleen) Moll of Dushore.
Graveside
services will be held tomorrow, Nov. 13, at Bradford County Memorial park,
Luther Mills. Arrangements are under the direction of the Reed-Gaffney Funeral
Home, Bangor.
Fred
William Shrimp (Clara, Hannah, John, John Hartzig) was born November 22, 1898;
died May 31, 1933.
He
was married and had at least one daughter, Kathleen.
xx
Walter
H. Shrimp, The Sullivan Review April 21, 1983
Walter
H. Shrimp, 90, of Sonestown, formerly of Forks Township, died April 15, 1983,
in the Williamsport Hospital.
He
was born May 12, 1892, in Forks township, a son of Manessa and Clara J. Rohe
Shrimp.
A
World War I veteran, he served in the AEF in Europe. After the war, and during
most of the rest of his life, he was a farmer and lumberman. He retired just a
few years ago and moved to Sonestown five years ago. He was a member of
Loyalsock Post No. 996, American Legion, Dushore, Pa.
Surviving
are his wife, Carmeta Rogers Shrimp, at home; four sons, Vernon of Monroeton,
Donald and Eugene, both of Wysox, and Myron of Sayre, one daughter Mrs. Glenn
(Carol) Frantz of Sonestown; one brother Oscar of Bangor, PA; three
sisters-in-laws Mrs. Dorothy Shrimp and Mrs. Edna Shrimp both of Dushore RD,
Mrs. Jane Shrimp of Ulster; 20 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.
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Florence
Rohe Toothaker,
Daily Review May 11, 2003
Florence R. Toothaker, 90, passed away on May 9,2003 at Manor Care Health
Services in Lebanon, Pennsylvania.
Born January 9, 1913 in Cherry Township, Sullivan County she was the daughter
of William & Ethel Bird Rohe. She was the widow of Elwood D. Toothaker.
She is survived by her son James S. Toothaker and his wife Sylvia D. of Etters,
Pa., daughter in law Nancy Toothaker of Pottstown, Pa., son in law Reverend
James DeLong of Lebanon, Pa., nine grand children and seven great grand
children.
She was preceded in death by her son Douglas E. Toothaker, her daughter Grace
Ann DeLong, her brother Arthur Rohe and sister Grace Fry.
She graduated from the Dushore Public School in 1931 and subsequently attended
the Donovan Business College in Hackensack, New Jersey. She was employed in the
office at the old Silk Mill and subsequently was bookkeeper for Sullcraft
Manufactuering Co. until she retired at age 67 in 1980.
As a member of the Dushore Tuesday Book Club she helped establish in January,
1947 what would become the Sullivan County Library for which she did volunteer
work for over fifty years. Additionally, she was a 4 H Leader in sewing for
various age groups for a number of years. She worked at the Cancer Loan Closet
and also was Registrar of Vital Statistics for several years.
A dedicated servant of the church she served initially as a Sunday School
teacher and subsequently on the Alter Guild at Zion for many years. She served
on the Board of Trustees for Zion Lutheran Church and Shepard of the Hills
Lutheran Church Council and was treasurer of both for twenty years.
The Viewing will be on May 12, 2003 at 10:30 am at Zion Chapel, Carpenter
Street, Dushore, Pa. with funeral services at 11:30 am, with the Rev. James
DeLong, officiating.
Interment will be in Fairview following that service.
Contributions may be made to the Sullivan County Library or Zion Chapel in lieu
of Flowers.
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Misc. OTHER
Stafford
E. Randall The Sullivan Review
January 18, 1990
Stafford E. Randall, 83, of Dushore RD, Cherry township, died January 11, 1990,
at Memorial Hospital, Towanda.
He was born September 13, 1906, in Forksville, a son of John W. and Mary
Dieffenbach Randall.
A lifetime resident of Sullivan County, he was a dairy farmer for many years,
and later was employed at the Pennsylvania Dept. of Transportation for 25
years. He retired in August, 1973.
Mr. Randall served as a forest fire warden for 35 years.
He was a member of St. Basil's Catholic Church, Dushore.
Surviving are his wife, Frances Rohe Randall; a daughrter, Mrs. Joseph (Tootie)
Yankalunas of Dushore RD; a grandson, Eric Yankalunas; and a brother, John
Randall, of Binghamton, NY.
Funeral services were held January 13, at the Russell P. McHenry Funeral Home,
Dushore, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Basil's Church. Rev.
Patrick McLaughlin officiated. Burial was in the parish cemetery.
Memorials may be directed to the Dushore Ambulance Association.
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Mrs.
Stafford E. Randall
(Mother was a Sick) Sullivan Review 10-1995
Mrs.
Frances L. Rohe Randall, 84, of Dushore, died Oct. 8, 1995, at Laporte United
Methodist Home.
She
was born in Cherry Township March 11, 1911, a daughter of G.Ralph and Sarah
Sick Rohe. She was the widow of Stafford
E. Randall who died in 1990. They had
been married 53 years.
The
family was engaged in dairy farming in Cherry Township on a farm along Route 87
south of Dushore.
In
addition, Mrs. Randall worked for the former Stopyra Nursing Home outside of
Dushore for nine years. She also cooked
for the County Agents Camp during hunting seasons for 19 years. She helped in the concession stand at the
Bowhunters Festival several years.
She
was a member of St.Basil’s Roman Catholic Church, Dushore, and a member of its
Altar and Rosary Society.
Surviving
is a daughter, Betty “Tootie” Yankalunas of Dushore; a brother, Lawrence V.
Rohe, of Dushore; a sister, Mrs. George (Kathryn) Camp of Elmira; a grandson,
Eric Yankalunas of Dushore; nieces and nephews.
A brother, Raymond Rohe, predeceased here.
Funeral
services were held Oct. 9 at the P.Dean Homer Funeral Home, Dushore, followed
by a Mass of Christian Burial at her church, with Rev. Patrick J. McLaughlin
officiating. Burial was in the parish
cemetery.
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Dr.
William F. Randall, (In hunting picture
with Wendell Sick) The
Sullivan Review July 24, 1913
DR. W.F. RANDALL LOSES HIS LIFE IN TRYING TO RESCUE ANOTHER
Met Death Bravely in a Well at His Headley Ave Home
Dr. William F. Randall of Dushore, one of the best known physicians in Northern
Pennsylvania met his death in the most tragic way, last Thursday evening, in a
well at his Headley avenue home. He was overcome by gas in the well while
trying to rescue Zack Cole who had also been over-come.
Story of Accident
The water from the Water Company's reservoir has been unfit for use for some
time and Dr. Randall like others in town, decided to establish a supply of his
own. An abandoned well at the side of his house was opened and repairs were
being made whereby a supply of water could be had. The well is about 90 feet
deep; 35 feet of it being dug and the remainder drilled. On Saturday, six days
before the accident, a blast of dynamite was used at the bottom of the well to
produce a supply of water.
After waiting six days, Thursday afternoon at about 5:30 o'clock Zack Cole went
down to the bottom of the dug part of the well to make pipe connections.
Cole completed his work and ready to ascend when he became dizzy and then
collapsed.
Dr. Randall seeing the condition Cole was in quickly decended on a rope, hoping
to rescure him. The doctor tied the rope around Cole's body and by the aid of
half a dozen women, who sat on the legs of the tri-pod to keep them from
slipping, Jerome O'Neil, two other men pulled the doctor and Cole up about 10
feet to the top of the curbing. Here Dr. Randall called up that he felt faint
and wanted to rest a moment.
The telephone had been made use of and just at this time Harland McCarty, clerk
in Pealer's drug store, appeared on the scene.
McCarty decended into the well and before he could get a rope around Dr.
Randall's body, he, the doctor, either slipped or became unconscious from the
gas, and fell the distance of about 10 feet to the bottom of the well.
Cole was then pulled out and the rope lowered to McCarty who put it around his
own body. He was pulled out and on reaching the top fell to the ground in an
unconscious, condition, but was soon revived by willing hands.
Mr. Cole remained unconscious for over two hours and was in a dangerous
condition all the next day.
As soon as McCarty and Cole were out of the well, the rope was placed around
Robert Pealer, who had at that moment arrived, and he was lowered to the bottom
of the well, where he found Dr. Randall lying in a crouched position with his
head under water.
Pealer was unable to make use of the rope so locking his arms around Dr.
Randall's body they were both pulled from the well. Pealer, Like McCarty, was
nearly overcome with gas.
Dr. Randall's body was taken onto the porch of his home and there six doctors
and other willing hands worked for three hours and fifty minutes, in a heroic
effort to revive him.
While Dr. Randall was dead in all appearances, yet every means was resorted to
in hopes of reviving him. Artificial respiration and the administering of
oxygen were of no avail. It was not until nearly four hours had passed that the
doctors ceased work and even then they were loath to give up the fight to save
Dr. Randall's life.
The exact cause of Dr. Randall's death is unknown, but it is believed his being
overcome with gas and the fall coupled together were the cause. A statement by
the doctors was that it was not due to drowning as they found no water in his
lungs.
The doctor's head and body were badly bruised. There were five bad knocks on
his head, two of which were fractures of the skull.
WAS WELL KNOWN
Dr. Randall was very well known all through Sullivan and adjoining counties and
had a wide acquaintance throughout Northern Pennsylvania. He was a man of
sterling character, and an honor and credit to his profession and the
community.
As has truthfully been said, he never shirked a duty, never turned his back on
a person in distress and died a hero. It was without thought of his own safety
or debate of what the consequences might be, that he rushed to the rescue of
another, at the cost of his own life in the noble effort.
Dr. Randall had two very close calls before. One was at the breaker at Bernice
several years ago and just about a year ago he was badly burned when gasoline
in his auto took fire. His clothing ignited and he leaped ten feet into the
creek just south of Main street bridge, where extinguished the flames by rolling
into the water his ankle was fractured when he leaped into the creek.
DR. WM. F. RANDALL
Dr. Wm. Floyd Randall was born at Forksville, February 7, 1867 and died at
Dushore on Thursday, July 17, 1913 at the age of 46 years, 5, months and 10
days. He was the oldest son of Dr. Wallace Joseph and Sarah A. Randall of
Forksville.
On April 18, 1888 he was married to Della J. Fleming of Forksville. To this
union was born one son Wm. Ralph who was born January 5, 1893 and lived to be
nine years old.
When a boy, Dr. Randall, attended school at Forksville and later attended
school at Williamsport, graduating from the Williamsport Commerical College in
1883 He subsequently took up German and post graduate at College.
He acted in the capacity of book-keeper for Lancaster and Stevens for one year,
then went into the drug business and studied medicine with Dr. Shaffer. He
spent three years in the Medical College at Baltimore and graduated from the
university of Baltimore in 1889.
Dr. Randall then took a Post graduate course at the Jefferson Medical College,
Philadelphia and graduated from there. He then engaged in his profession at
Forksville for eight years. He moved to Dushore and soon afterward took a post
graduate course at the University of Pennsylvania, and made a speciality of
diseases of the eyes, ear, nose and throat.
In 1898 he was appointed Pensioner examiner in which he served till his death.
He was an honored member of the Bradford County Medical Society and also of the
State Medical Society and the National Medical Society. He was a member of the
Sullivan County Medical Society and served as this society's secretary from the
time of organization.
Dr. Randall was a member of the following Masonic bodies; Evergreen Lodge No.
163, Monroeton; Royal Arch Chapter No. 161; Northern Commandry No. 16; Towanda;
Scottish Rite, 32nd degree, Valley of Williamsport; and also a member of the
local lodge of Maccabees.
He was member of the Methodist Espiscopal church of Forksville, and since
coming to Dushore, attended the services and took active part in the
Evangelical church.
Dr. Randall's father died when he was 14 years of age, leaving a wife and six
little children. He being the oldest it fell upon him to resume the
responsibilities of a father which he ever after held. Dr. Randall and his
father both died in their 46th year of life.
The funeral services were held Monday morning at 10 o'clock from his late home
on Headley avenue, Rev. R.S. Starr pastor of the United Evangelical church
officiating. Rev. Starr delivered a most fitting sermon in memory of Dr.
Randall. Interment was made in the cemetery at Forksville, Monday afternoon.
Besides a beloved wife and mother he is survived by three brothers and two
sisters, Mrs. Charles Schanbacher of Western New York state; Moses of Jersey
Shore; John of Forksville; Wash, of New York City; and Mrs. M. Hunter of Sayre.
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William
J. Ryan, The Sullivan Review, 9-21-1967
William J. Ryan, aged 75, of Star Route, Dushore, succumbed to a heart attack
Thursday afternoon at his home. He had been in failing health for the past
several months.
Born October 16, 1891, in Wilmot Twp., Bradford Co., he was the son of the late
Dennis and Mary Ann O’Neill Ryan. Mr. Ryan was engaged in farming for a number
of years and was also an employee of Pennsylvania Department of Highways. For
20 years prior to his retirement, he was a foreman for a company that
constructed mobile homes at Elmira. He
retired five years ago. He was a member
of St. Basil’s Church in Dushore and it’s Holy Name Society.
Surviving are his wife, the former Ellen McKernan; three sons, Joseph of
Binghamton; James of Horseheads; and Patrick of Star Route, Dushore; a
daughter, Mrs. John Julia Fitzgerald of Dushore RD 2; two brothers, Patrick of
Dushore and Dennis of Sayre; and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were held Monday morning at 8:45 from the Ryan residence on
RT. 87. Requiem High Mass was celebrated at 9:30 at St. Basil’s Church.
Interment was in the parish cemetery.
Rev. Bernard L. Grogan officiated.
Pallbearers were Elwood Arey, Eugene Coyle, Lewis Dieffenbach, Charles Finan,
Paul Hieber, and Bernard Saxe
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WORK IN PROCESS…..
Our Valentine Rohe is buried at St. Basil’s
and shouldn’t have been able to be divorced and buried there ! ! !
SMALL
STONES Across the road from Blessed Virgin statue.
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Valentine Rohe Newspaper clipping, 1913
Valentine
Rohe of Cherry township, died Friday, Oct. 31, of heart trouble at the age of
68 years. Mr. Rohe was born in Cherry township in 1845. He was a son of
Valentine Rohe Sr., who came with his family from Germany to Pottsville in 1832
or 1833, and moved from there to Cherry township in 1837. Valentine Rohe
married Louisa Weisbrod in 1869 and located on the farm owned by Joseph
Weisbrod. Mr. Rohe was very successful as a farmer and stock raiser and was
very. highly esteemed by a large circle of acquaintances. He was elected county
commissioner in 1908 serving three years. He is survived by seven sons;
Lawrence A., Fred M, and Matt W,, of Osseo, Minn.; John A., Frank V. and George
R., of Cherry, and Leo J., of Colley.
The
funeral was held Tuesday, interment being made at St. Basil’s cemetery in
Dushore.
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I
saw your listing on ancestry.com.
Please
be aware that Valentine Rohe (b. 1802 in Rohrbach Bavaria, died in Dushore
[Cherry Twp] PA in 1873)
was
married to Elizabeth Wagner (b. in Rohrbach in 1805, died 1858 in Dushore, PA).
Valentine's father: Wilhelm Rohe, mother: Magdalena Muller. Elizabeth Wagner's
father:
Johan
Wagner; mother: Magdalena Weiland. children of Valentine Rohe and Elizabeth
Wagner:
Catherine
(b. 1833), Margaret (b. 1832), Peter (b. 1836), Magdalena (b. 1837), Hannah (b.
1843), Valentine (b. 1845), Andrew (b. 1847), Mary Ann (b. 1850).
Valentine also married Mary Bartch in 1858 following Elizabveth's death. They
were divorced in 1863.
I don't know if you already have this information but thought I'd pass it
along.
Best wishes. Diane Falk Romaine, 2-2004
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Mr.
Valentine Rhoe, to Mrs. Mary Bartch, both of Cherry. The Sullivan County Democrat, April 30, 1858
Married in Headleyville, April 20, by E.D. Richart, Esq.
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The Sullivan County Democrat, August
12, 1859
Notice whereas, my wife Mary has left my bed and board, without any reasonable
cause I hereby forbid all persons harboring or trusting her on my account, as I
shall pay no debts of her contracting after this date, March 22, 1859.
Valentine Rohe
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From
the Sullivan County Democrat, March 18, 1859:
"MARRIAGE on the 7th inst., by Elias Hahn, Esq., Mr. Henry Kneble, to Miss
Hannah Rohe, both of Cherry township, this county."
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Juannie
Hibbard, posted April 26, 2001
I
think a relative was John (T or A) Roe abt 1829 born in Baden, Germany. He died
1/7/1897 in Louisiana, USA.
I would like to find out if there is any record of him and his family, and when
he came to America and where he landed if possible. Thank you for your help
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I
am posting Kay's e-mail message to me. Bob Sweeney:
Susan Knable married a Mathias Kees, not Keyes.
In
going over Family Treemaker researching on the internet, I found a descendant
of her's from CA. He says that Susan married Mathias Kees, b 27 Sept 1839 in
Kirchweiler, Germany. They married in Mpls on 27 Sept 1866. Lynn Blazek from
the query page on Sullivan Co. (lblazek@hotmail.com) states that Andrew Knable
wrote that they left Sullivan Co. on 24 Oct 1865, which was only a month after
Margaret died. Also that a sister of Margaret's married an uncle of Hannah
Rohe, and I believe that Hannah's father
was Valentine Rohe according to census
records for 1850 and 1860.
Our
family seems to think her sister,
besides Caroline, which we know is true, was Sabrina. I also think that upon
reading the writing on the will of Charles Napoleon Lefever, his wife's name
may be Sabina instead of Sabrina.
Louisa,
dau of Andrew and Margaret married a Patrick Gallagher, no date, but she was
born June, 1854, so she couldn't have married before they moved. Lynn has the
baptismal dates and sponsors for the children of Andrew and Margaret and that
is hers to give to you as she wishes.
Your
mail should arrive Monday. Best wishes, Kay
Also, Charles Knable, bro of Susan Knaeble Kees, married Susan, sister
of Mathias Kees. I will try to contact the Rohe connection. She refused me
e-mail last time, so will try again.
Got
an e-mail from CP84106@aol.com about the Rohe family and the aol postmaster
sent it back as undeliverable.
Again,
Kay
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Rohe by Donna Olsen, 2001
Magdalena Muller was
married to Valentine Rohe in PA.
Their oldest child was
Valentine Rohe born in Boston in 1802, ????? others followed.
She and Valentine were born
in Europe, probably Germany but I don't have that documentation at this time.
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Mr.
Valentine Rhoe The Grant
Standard, Laporte, Pa., February 22, 1873
Mr. Valentine Rhoe, of Cherry twp
died on Monday afternoon the 10th inst. And was buried on Wednesday.
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From Kay Ostertag, Aug. 1999
Valentine Rohe was the
father of Hannah Rohe, who married Henry Knable first. She was 17 on the 1860
census and had a two month old daughter, Hannah S. with Henry, 27. He only
lived a few years, so the family says, and she married William. There is an
article from the paper here in Minnesota when he was 82 telling about the
couple and his company in the civil war, etc. Anyway, I am trying to find a
death record for the boy's mother, Margaret Lefever Knable who died 24 Sept
1865. By the way, William was the brother of Henry, age 26 in 1860 and not
living in Sullivan County, PA, any longer that I can see.
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From
Kay Ostertag,
Looking especially for
information on these families who lived in Dushore, Cherry Township, Sullivan
County, PA - especially Margaret Lefever Knable, wife of Andrew Knable, born in
France ca 1808,
lady-in-waiting to the Queen of France before she came over.
I believe they came to
Cherry Twp in the late 1830's from NYC and they had 11-14 children. Margaret
died 24 Sept 1865 at her home there and then husband Andrew moved to Minnesota
with some or most or all of their children. Some would have been old enough
then to have stayed behind.
I am led to believe that
Margaret was the niece of Joseph Francois Lefever,
Marschal of Napoleon's and made Duke of Danzig by him,
and later made a Peer of
the Realm by the King of France.
I am looking for
Margaret's birthplace in France and her parent's names.
She supposedly came with a
sister, Caroline who married James
Thall, a sister Sabrina who married and L. Rohe and a brother Charles, who
I think is the Charles Lefever from Montoursville, Lycoming County, PA who died
in 1863 and had a wife Sabrina. Any information I have I will share. Henry
Knable married Hannah Rohe ca 1858, died a few years later and his brother
William married her then. They came to Minnensota also.
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Valentine
Rohe
I
saw your listing on ancestry.com. Please be aware that Valentine Rohe (b. 1802
in Rohrbach Bavaria, died in Dushore [Cherry Twp] PA in 1873) was married to
Elizabeth Wagner (b. in Rohrbach in 1805, died 1858 in Dushore, PA).
Valentine's father: Wilhelm Rohe, mother: Magdalena Muller. Elizabeth Wagner's
father: Johan Wagner; mother: Magdalena Weiland. children of Valentine Rohe and
Elizabeth Wagner: Catherine (b. 1833), Margaret (b. 1832), Peter (b. 1836),
Magdalena (b. 1837), Hannah (b. 1843), Valentine (b. 1845), Andrew (b. 1847),
Mary Ann (b. 1850).
Valentine also married Mary Bartch in 1858 following Elizabveth's death. They
were divorced in 1863.
I don't know if you already have this information but thought I'd pass it
along.
Best wishes. Diane
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I PUT MY GR.GRANDPARENTS ON
SICK SIDE HERE AS WELL AS ON SICK BOOK.
ALSO VARIOUS OBITS OF
PEOPLE CONNECTED TO AMBS, ROHE FAMILIES OR NEIGHBORS.