Anna Rosa Feistel (ND 1)

Minister's return on the marriage of William Cruikshank and Anna Rosa Feistel

Husbands occupation - Grocer
Residence No.- Verona, Allegheny Cy.
Birth Place - Pennsylvania
Age when Married 37 years
Full Name of wife previous to Marriage: Anna Rosa Feistel
Residence: Johnstown Station, PA
Birthplace - Pennsylvania
Age when Married 23 years
Date of Marriage: 4 June 187_
Where Married In the ministers residence
Color of the Parties White
Ceremony employed, G. U. Evglcl. (German United Evangelical)
Name of the Person performing the Marriage:  Pr. C. Weil
Residence No. 110 Washington Street 7 Ward
Date of Certificate, 4 June 1879

Data researched and kindly provided by Tom & Nancy McAdams <tandnmca@westol.com>

HEBRON UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CEMETERY
10460 Frankstown Road
Pittsburgh, PA 15235 (Penn Hills)
Church Phone (412) 371-2307
This listing was compiled in and contributed in November, 1999, by
Tom & Nancy McAdams
of Penn Hills, (Allegheny County) PA.

SURNAME      FIRST NAME       BIRTHDATE     DEATHDATE     OTHER

BROCK             ANDREW                1874          1903                                                           
BROCK             ANNA M.               1879          1947          Women of the World Memorial                      

CRUIKSHANK                    1867          1943
CRUIKSHANK   ANNA R.          1856          1884

CRUIKSHANK   EDGAR GRANT                    29 Dec 1872   4 years 27 days
CRUIKSHANK   ELIZABETH A.     1907          1989

CRUIKSHANK        WILLIAM                1867          1943          Worn Stone                                       
CRUIKSHANK        WILLIAM, JR.                          1911          Vet - No stone - source - Mike Keim, Hebron Church

CRUIKSHANK        WILLIAM, SR.                          1877          No stone - source - Mike Keim, Hebron Church   

 

Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette, Monday, April 7, 1884

CRUIKSHANK - On Saturday, April 5, 1884, at 2:15 p.m., ANNIE E., beloved wife of Wm. Cruikshank, aged 28 years.

Friends of the family are repectfully invited to attend the funeral services at the family residence, Verona Station, Allegheny Valley railroad, TO-DAY at 11 o'clock a.m.

Data researched by Nancy McAdams <tandnmca@westol.com>

Pittsburgh Press, December 29, 1911
William Cruikshank.
William Cruikshank, aged 70, undertaker, veteran of the Civil War and a justice of the peace
in Verona, died Wednesday as a result of blood poisoning in his home in West Railroad avenue,
Verona. He is said to have contracted poisening when he prepared a body for burial last week.
He was a native of Ireland, came to this country at the age of 5, he settled in Pittsburgh,
and resided here until 33 years ago, when he removed to Verona. There he opened a grocery
store, which he conducted for about 10 years. He was engaged in the undertaking business for
nearly 25 years. Since his residence in Verona he had taken an active interest in borough
affairs and served in the borough council. He was justice of the peace for about 10 years.
He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Oakmont; Charles R. Bright Post No.390,
Grand Army of the Republic, in Verona; the Union Veteran Legion, Verona; Lodge of Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, Highland Commandery No. 336, Knights of Malta of Verona; Oakmont Lodge,
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rites Masons; the Verona Lodge of Orangemen, and the Wilkinsburgh
Lodge, Benevolent Protected Order of Elks. He leaves three children: Mrs.C.Firmin of
Wilkinsburg, Miss Selma Cruikshank of Verona, and William Cruikshank, Jr., of Mahoningtown, Pa.

Data researched by Nancy McAdams <tandnmca@westol.com>

Pittsburgh Commercial and Gazette Monday, March 12, 1877
DIED
CRUIKSHANKS-On Saturday, March 10, at 9 A.M., WILLIAM CRUIKSHANKS,SR. aged 62 years.
Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his
son, Wm. Cruikshanks, Jr., Sandy Creek, TODAY, at 11 o'clock A.M. Carriages will leave the office
of Thomas B. Moreland, Penn avenue, East End, at 9:00 A.M.

Data researched by Nancy McAdams <tandnmca@westol.com>

 

Annie M. Cruikshank (ND 1)

Allegheny County Marriage License Series C, Number 8043

Andrew Brock, born in Clarion Co., PA, on the 3 Jan 1875, residing at Verona, PA, occupation Carpenter, not related by blood or marriage to the person whom he desires to marry, has not been married before,

Annie M. Cruikshank, born in Alleghany Co., PA, on the 27 Dec 1879, residing at Verona, PA, has not been married before.

Marriage License Issued Oct 28, 1896

Consent of Wm Cruikshank, residing at Verona, PA

Consent Filed Oct 28, 1896

Married Oct 28, 1896

By Rev. G.W.Montgomery

Duplicate certificate returned Oct 30, 1896

                                               

http://www.lancnews.com/intell/
Published on TUESDAY 09/05/2000, INTELLIGENCER JOURNAL (LANCASTER, PA.)
ANNA MAREN STRINGFIELD, 90, LANCASTER

Anna Maren Stringfield, 90, of 211 Willow Valley Square, died Sunday afternoon at home while under the care of Hospice of Lancaster County.

Before moving to Lancaster, Mrs. Stringfield lived in Washington, D.C., and Westport, Conn.

She was a member of St. James Episcopal Church.

Born in York, she was the daughter of the late Harald and Augusta Feistel Syversten.

Her husband, Horace C. Stringfield, died in 1974.

Surviving are her daughter, Maren M. Concha of Dallas; and three grandchildren.

Henry H. Fiestal
http://www.upenn.edu/gazette/0398/0398obits.html
The Pennsylvania Gazette,
The Alumni Magazine of the University of Pennsylvania, Obituaries, deaths
Obituaries
1920s
Henry H. Fiestal, W'28, Hackensack, N.J.,
a scrap-iron and steel worker for Tube City Iron & Metal;
June 16. He was a past president of the New Jersey chapter
of the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries.

J.M.Feister
http://www.ukans.edu/carrie/kancoll/books/cutler/marion/marion-co-p5.html
KANSAS COLLECTION BOOKS
William G. Cutler's History of the State of Kansas
MARION COUNTY, Part 5
J. M. FEISTER, a citizen of Peabody, and proprietor of the Commercial Hotel, came to this locality in the spring of 1878, and purchased the Commercial Hotel property, which was then partially completed, and he finished it, and has since been sole owner and manager of the hotel. He was born in Lancaster County, Penn., December 17, 1813. He lived in various parts of the State for fifty-odd years, during which time he learned the tailoring trade, and also engaged in the hotel and general merchandise business at various times, and in 1843 was married to Miss Sarah Erwine. They have six children, of whom three are still living. In 1864, he removed to Griggsville, Pike Co., Ill., where he followed the hotel-keeping and merchandising for fourteen years, although he will soon have passed his three score years and ten. Mr. Feister is still hale and hearty, and contemplates soon resigning the busy cares of life, to spend the remainder of his days in the ease and luxury that a hard earned competency will allow him.

 

http://www.rootsweb.com/~paluzern/military/1946casal.htm
1946 WILKES-BARRE RECORD ALMANAC
LUZERNE COUNTY CASUALTY LIST
(Also Prisoners of War and Prisoners Released)
Following is a list, compiled as accurately as information available up to December 7, 1945, permitted, of Luzerne County residents and former residents who were reported during the years, from December 7, 1941, to December 1, 1945, as casualties while serving with the United States armed forces. The list is intended to be comprehensive, including names published in the 1944 and 1945 issues of the Record Almanac, with corrections made possible by government casualty lists issued since December 7, 1944.
The following list includes names of those killed in action, those who died of wounds, accidents or disease, those missing in action, prisoners of war and prisoners officially announced as liberated during the year ending December 7, 1945. Under the designation "missing" are some names which probably will be reclassified in government casualty lists issued subsequently to December 7, 1945. Sometimes a person listed as missing in action subsequently turns up sound, or injured in a hospital, or is found to have been killed.
Feistal, Joseph E, Larksville, missing, Europe.
(Luzerne County, Pennsylvania was formed in 1786 from Northumberland County. The County Seat is located in Wilkes Barre.)

Rudolph Feister
http://lanclio.org/nameidx/f.htm
Every Name Index of the Journal - F
This is a list of people who may be found in the Journal of the Lancaster County Historical Society.
The list should be read as:
Last Name; First Name; MI; Volume; Pages, Pages...; Notes
Feister;Rudolph;;13;147;

Lewis W. Feistel
http://www.uftree.com/UFT/WebPages/Randall_Regan/GLATT/d2/i0019658.htm
She married John S. Kline.
Lydia Glatfelter and John S. Kline had the following children:
  3063 i. Julia11 Kline(2163) was born on (birth date unknown). She married ? Feistel. (Additional notes
for ? Feistel(2164))
2164. Lived in New Salem, PA
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~padutch/familyhart/main/d0050/g0000033.htm
HTML created by GED2HTML v3.1a (8/20/97) on Thu May 27 18:43:36 1999.

FEISTEL
BIRTH: Of New Salem,York,Pennsylvania
Family 1: Julia Ann KLINE
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Notes
!DECENDANTS OF CASPER GLATTFELDER, N. M. GLATFELTER, PG 65.