1. Wilhelmena Faye Quick, born October 19, 1919 in Detroit, Wayne Co, Michigan; died March 31, 1998. She was the daughter of 2. William Henry Quick and 3. Gertrude May Miller. She married (1) Allen Ogden Rice Drachman June 12, 1943 in Ft. Bliss, El Paso, Texas, USA. He was the son of Harry Arizona Drachman and Florence Emilie Ogden.

Children of Wilhelmena Quick and Allen Drachman are:

2. William Henry Quick, born November 25, 1874 in Union Corners, Northumberl'd Co, Pennsylvania, USA; died October 27, 1966 in Birmingham, Oakland Co, Michigan, USA. He was the son of 4. Charles Moore Quick and 5. Mary Jane Ivey. He married 3. Gertrude May Miller February 22, 1897 in Bloomsburg, Columbia Co, Pennsylvania.

3. Gertrude May Miller, born August 31, 1878 in Canby, Columbia Co, Pennsylvania, USA; died January 08, 1968 in Birmingham, Oakland Co, Michigan, USA. She was the daughter of 6. Alfred Miller and 7. Ellen Rebecca Fenstermacher.

Notes for William Henry Quick:

CENSUS: U.S. Census, PA, 1880, Northumberland Co, p 2, 1-25.

RECOLLECTIONS: Personal oral recollections of William Henry Quick , and of his wife, Gertrude May Miller of Detroit, Michigan.

CEMETERY: William Henry Quick was buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery,11851Van Dyke Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, in Section 9, Lot 34.

DEATH: From Detroit Free Press newspaper, pg 6-C, col 3, 31 Oct 1966:

Death Notice:-

QUICK: William H., Beloved husband of Gertrude M., dear father of Mrs. Ethel I.Green, Mrs. Mary R. Crowe and Mrs. Allen Drachman (Faye); brother of Ezra, Harry, Mrs. Netta Carey and Mrs. Leatha Kessler; also three grandchildren and one great-grandson. Funeral from Vasu-Lynch Funeral Home, 4375 N. Woodward, Between 13 and 14 Mile Roads, Monday, 1 p. m.

MARRIAGE: From one of the Detroit, Michigan newspapers, for Fri, 15 Jun, 1962, pg. D-1:

Golden Night: 205 Couples Wed 50 Years Guests at Gala Ball. You could see it in their eyes. There was pride there, and wisdom and the love that can bind two people as one for 50 years and more.

Thursday night belonged to them, and while strains of the circus music next door filtered gently into Cobo Hall's ballroom, 205 Detroit-area couples sat quietly, thinking of 50 years of married life, while the noise of a Golden Wedding Ball swirled about them.

These couples, representing 10,648 years of marriage, were guests of honor at the ball sponsored by the Kundig Center and the City of Detroit. The years weighed heavily on a few shoulders, and as some couples walked slowly through the glass doors, they clung tightly to each other. It was not hard to believe that pain and sorrow had dwelt with them. But for this night, at least, they were happy among old friends--and with each other. And if there had been guests of honor, they surely would have been Mr. and Mrs. William H. Quick, of 22333 Raymond, St. Clair Shores. On Feb. 22, they had celebrated 65 years as husband and wife. Now, at 87 and 83, they could think back to that winter day of 1897 at Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, where they had recited those final vows. Too quickly, the evening moved to a close, and the Golden Jubilarians moved to the ballroom's center aisle, where they received the applause of the crowd in a Grand March. As they filed out, it seemed that the pride, the wisdom, the love, may have grown a little deeper, the step a little surer.

Notes for Gertrude May Miller:

CEMETERY: Gertrude May Miller was buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery, 11851 Van Dyke Ave., Detroit, Michigan in Section 9, Lot 34.

Children of William Quick and Gertrude Miller are:

4. Charles Moore Quick, born May 06, 1851 in Union Corners, Northumberl'd Co, Pennsylvania, USA; died September 17, 1934 in Sunbury, Northumberl'd Co, Pennsylvania, USA. He was the son of 8. John C. Quick and 9. Louisa Lydia Wilkinson. He married 5. Mary Jane Ivey January 01, 1874.

5. Mary Jane Ivey, born October 12, 1855 in Gloucester, Gloucester Co, New Jersey, USA; died April 05, 1937 in Bloomsburg, Columbia Co, Pennsylvania, USA. She was the daughter of 10. George Ivey and 11. Susan Vivian.

Notes for Charles Moore Quick:

CENSUS:

U.S. Census, PA, Northumberland Co, p. 27, 1-18.

U.S. Census, PA, Northumberland Co, p. 2, 1-23.

RECOLLECTIONS: Personal oral recollections of William Henry Quick (RIN 1140), son of Charles Moore Quick .

"My father, Charles Quick, died in Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pennsylvania.

"He had a grocery store in Sunbury. His son, Dallas Quick , worked with him in the store in Sunbury. Charles was not a regular churchgoer. He did not serve in the Civil War."

CEMETERY: Cemetery Records, Rosemont Cemeteries, Old and New, Bloomsburg, Columbia Co., Pennsylvania.

BIRTHS: Family bible records. Family bible in possession of Harry Quick family, of Clayville, New York.

BURIAL: From newspaper clipping at St. Clair Shores, Michigan, home of William Henry Quick, son of Charles Moore Quick; noted about 1960. Services for Charles Moore Quick were held at Fred Dornsife's Funeral Parlor, 228 Chestnut St., Sunbury.

Notes for Mary Jane Ivey:

RECOLLECTIONS: Oral personal recollections of 2 of Mary Jane's sons, William H. Quick , and Franklin H. Quick .

CENSUS: U S Census, 1860, Pennsylvania, Northumberland Co, p 27, line 18.

BIRTH: Mary Jane Ivey was born either in Antrim or Buckhorn, Pennsylvania (near Danville), or in Gloucester, New Jersey.

DEATH: Mary Jane Ivey died of chronic cardis renal. She was buried 8 Apr, 1937, interment #3531 in New Rosemont Cemetery, Block

E, Lot No. 169, Lot Book E, p. 47.

Children of Charles Quick and Mary Ivey are:

6. Alfred Miller, born May 23, 1842 in Mt. Pleasant Twp, Columbia Co, Pennsylvania, USA; died April 01, 1927 in Bloomsburg, Columbia Co, Pennsylvania, USA. He was the son of 12. William Miller and 13. Elizabeth Everett. He married 7. Ellen Rebecca Fenstermacher.

7. Ellen Rebecca Fenstermacher, born October 26, 1855 in Pine Township, Columbia Co, Pennsylvania, USA; died January 10, 1908 in Bloomsburg, Columbia Co, Pennsylvania, USA. She was the daughter of 14. Henry Fenstermaker and 15. Effy B.

Notes for Alfred Miller:

CEMETERY: Alfred Miller is buried in the New Rosemont Cemetery, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, in Block A, Lot 69. His wife, Ellen Rebecca Fenstermacher, is also buried there. The inscription on their gravestone reads as follows:

Alfred L. Miller 1842 - 1927

E. Rebecca - His wife 1855 - 1908

Cemetery Record Information:

Born: (Not entered) Late Residence: Bloomsburg

Died: 1 Apr 1927 Age: 84 yrs

Cause of Death: Influenza and Heart Septicemia

Interment No.: 2397, Block A, Lot 69

Notes for Ellen Rebecca Fenstermacher:

BIRTH: Ellen Rebecca Fenstermacher's birth date may have been 14 July 1855, rather than 26 Oct 1855.

CEMETERY: Ellen was buried in the New Rosemont Cemetery, Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania, in Block A, Lot 69. She

is buried beside her husband. Both inscriptions are on one stone and read as follows:

Alfred L. Miller 1842 - 1927

E. Rebecca - His Wife 1855 - 1908

Cemetery Record Information:

Rebecca E. Miller Born at Pine Township, (above Millville, m Columbia Co), Pennsylvania.

Late Residence: Bloomsburg

Died: Jan. 10, 1908. Age: 52 yrs, 5 mos, 27 days - (Birthdate would then be 14 Jul 1855)

Cause of Death: Pleurisy Husband: Alfred L. Miller

Interment No.: 639, Block A, Lot 69

Children of Alfred Miller and Ellen Fenstermacher are:

8. John C. Quick, born August 02, 1814 in Pennsylvania, USA; died October 10, 1885 in Danville, Montour Co, Pennsylvania, USA. He was the son of 16. Robert Quick and 17. Mary Campbell. He married 9. Louisa Lydia Wilkinson.

9. Louisa Lydia Wilkinson, born October 02, 1820 in Pennsylvania, USA; died September 19, 1897.

Notes for John C. Quick:

CEMETERY: Cemetery Inscriptions of Sharp Ridge Church, Mayberry Township, Montour Co., PA, in possession of Walter C. Elmes, RFD #2, Catawissa, PA, (in 1961).

RECOLLECTIONS: From personal oral recollections of Franklin Howard Quick, obtained by Allen O. Drachman at Kenneth Quick's home in Danville, PA, on 3 Dec 1961:

John C. Quick , lived and died at Union Corners, Rush Township, Northumberland County, PA. He is buried at Sharp Ridge, PA, in the St. John's Lutheran churchyard. This church is 3 miles north of Elysburg and is also known as the Vought Church, after a family who lived in the vicinity of the church.

CENSUS:

U.S. Census, 1840, PA, Northumberland Co., p. 11, 1-5.

U.S. Census, 1850, PA, Montour Co., p. 455

U.S. Census, 1860, PA, Northumberland Co., p. 27, 1-14.

U.S. Census, 1880, PA, Northumberland Co., p. 2, 1-20.

OCCUPATION: John made his living as a huckster, huckstering vegetables.

RECOLLECTIONS: From personal oral recollections of William Henry Quick, grandson of John:

My grandfather, John Quick, died at Danville, about 1887 at the home of Bart Waite (sp ?) and was buried from a Methodist Church, about a mile from the Vought Church at Sharp Ridge. John's wife, Lydia or Louisa Wilkinson, survived him.

CENSUS: U.S. Census, 1860, PA, Northumberland Co., p. 27, lines 14ff.

John Quick, 45, male, carpenter, real est. $0, personal estate, $50, born in Pennsylvania.

Lousia (sic), 39, female, born in PA.

Mahala C. Quick, 15, female, born in PA.

Mary Quick, 11, female, born in PA.

Charles M. Quick, 8, male, born in PA

Aaron H. Quick, 7, male, born in PA

Sarah E. Quick, 3, female, born in PA.

CENSUS: U.S. Census, 1880, PA, Northumberland Co, Rush Twp, p. enumerated 7 Jun 1880, lines 20ff:

John Quick, 65, huckster, born in PA, both of his parents born in PA.

Lydia Quick, 60, born in PA, both of her parents born in PA

Aaron Quick, 24, son, at home

Charles Quick, 30, carpenter

May Quick, 24, wife, both parents born in PA. (?)

Henry Quick, 5, son

Cora, 4, dau

Frank, 2, son

Alfred, 8/12, son

Children of John Quick and Louisa Wilkinson are:

10. George Ivey, born October 01, 1827 in Camborne, Cornwall, England; died March 08, 1904 in Bloomsburg, Columbia Co, Pennsylvania, USA. He was the son of 20. Richard Ivey and 21. Jane. He married 11. Susan Vivian December 02, 1851 in Camborne, Cornwall, England.

11. Susan Vivian, born August 26, 1830 in Camborne, Cornwall, England; died October 28, 1906 in Bloomsburg, Columbia Co, Pennsylvania, USA. She was the daughter of 22. Richard Seymour Vivian and 23. Susanna Rogers.

Notes for George Ivey:

MARRIAGE: "Register of Marriages, Baptisms and Burials of the Parish of Camborne, Cornwall, England,", vol. 2, p. 780.

CEMETERY: Rosemont Cemetery Records, Rosemont Cemetery, Bloomsburg, Columbia

County, Pennsylvania. (New and Old Rosemont Cemeteries.)

ARCHIVES: Records of the General Register Office, Somerset House, London, England.

COURT: Orphan's Court Records, Columbia Co. PA.

Notes for Susan Vivian:

ARCHIVES: Marriage Record from General Register Office, Somerset House, London, England.

CEMETERY: Cemetery Records, Rosemont Cemeteries (New and Old), Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.

Children of George Ivey and Susan Vivian are:

12. William Miller, born December 24, 1814 in Pennsylvania, USA; died August 09, 1894 in Canby, Columbia Co, Pennsylvania, USA. He was the son of 24. Frederick Miller and 25. Elizabeth. He married 13. Elizabeth Everett April 11, 1839.

13. Elizabeth Everett, born August 10, 1819; died March 26, 1901. She was the daughter of 26. Peter Everett and 27. Mary Elizabeth Gutner.

Notes for William Miller:

RECOLLECTIONS: Personal recollections, oral and written, of Gertrude May Miller , granddaughter of William Miller .

NEWSPAPER: "Columbia Democrat," newspaper published in Columbia County, Pennsylvania. It is believed that William was

probably born in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Canby, PA, was sometimes called Millertown.

CEMETERY: In December, 1961 and there were found three different large stone monuments of the Miller family at the Canby

Lutheran Church Cemetery at Canby, as follows:

One tall pillar with four sides had on one side:

"In memory of William Miller, Born Dec. 24, 1814. Died Aug 9, 1894, aged 79 yrs, 7 mos, 13 days"

On the other side it read:

"In memory of Elizabeth, wife of W. Miller, Born Aug. 10, 1819. Died Mar. 26, 1819. Died Mar. 26, 1901, aged 81

yrs, 7 mos, 16 days. At Rest"

Another large four-sided pillar had on one side:

"In memory of Francis M., Son of Wm. & Elizabeth Miller.

Born Aug. 3, 1853. Died Sept. 2, 1882, aged 29 yrs & 29 days."

On the other side of that one it had:

"In memory of Malinda, Daughter of Wm. & Elizabeth Miller

Born Feb. 2, 1847. Died April 17, 1888, aged 41 yrs, 2 mos, 15 days."

A third smaller tombstone had the following inscription:

"In memory of Catharine Miller, Died Dec. 23, 1888, aged 80 years."

NEWSPAPER: From "Marriage Records of Columbia and Montour Counties", (taken from the `Columbia Democrat', a weekly newspaper

published in Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania) as follows:

1839, April 11 - Reverend Drake - William Miller (Mt. Pleasant) and Elizabeth Everett (Peter)."

Note: The Mt. Pleasant reference refers to township in Columbia County & `Peter' refers to Elizabeth Everett's father's given name.

The "Columbia Democrat" was published from 1837-1867. It was renamed "Democratic Star". It later merged and in 1961 was called `Columbian'.

RECOLLECTIONS: Oral, personal reminiscences of Mrs. William H. Quick, on 9 Feb 1962 and 13 Aug 1962: "William Miller died of

a fall from the barn on his farm at Canby. He fell while attempting to fix the hay fork. He broke an arm and leg and had other serious injuries. He lived about 15 days after he fell."

DEATH: Death Certificate, Co Records, Columbia Co, "Registration of Death in Mount Pleas-ant Township #10."

MARRIAGE: "Marriage Records of Columbia and Montour Counties", taken from the "Columbian Democrat," a weekly newspaper

published in Bloomsburg.

LETTER: Letter of 24 Apr 1963 from G. Edward Elwell Jr, Three Twenty Market St. Bloomsburg.

Notes for Elizabeth Everett:

NAME: Elizabeth Everett's surname may have been spelled Evert, or a variation thereof.

RECOLLECTIONS: Oral, personal reminiscences of Mrs. William H. Quick, on 9 Feb 1962 and 13 Aug 1962: "Elizabeth Everett, who

married William Miller, and was my grandmother, had a brother named Hiram Evert . He lived on a farm about 2 farms away from

William Miller's farm at Canby (or Millertown). Hiram had a boy about 10-12 years of age whose face was crushed between two

trees when his father was chopping down a tree. The boy lived but had a face widened by the accident, but not misshaped.

Hiram also had a boy named Ira who was an undertaker."

Children of William Miller and Elizabeth Everett are:

14. Henry Fenstermaker, born March 06, 1827; died August 10, 1886. He was the son of 28. Henry Fenstermacher and 29. Elizabeth. He married 15. Effy B.

15. Effy B, died November 17, 1868.

Notes for Henry Fenstermaker:

RECOLLECTIONS: Personal recollections of Gertrude May Miller

CEMETERY: Cemetery inscriptions from Pine Summit Methodist Church, at Pine Summit, Columbia Co., Pennsylvania.

Children of Henry Fenstermaker and Effy B are:

16. Robert Quick, born March 22, 1791 in New Jersey; died January 01, 1864 in Northumberl'd Co, Pennsylvania. He was the son of 32. John Quick and 33. Nancy Hummell. He married 17. Mary Campbell.

17. Mary Campbell, born December 14, 1790 in New Jersey, USA; died May 07, 1862. She was the daughter of 34. Campbell and 35. Mary Reynolds.

Notes for Robert Quick:

CEMETERY: Cemetery Inscriptions of Shamokin Presbyterian Church, Rush Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. In possession of Mrs. H. D. Walter, 702 N. 5th St., Sunbury, PA, 17801 (in 1961). On the gravestone of Robert (RIN 1060) is carved Robert S. Quick: March 21, 1791 - January 1, 1864. On the gravestone of Mary nee Campbell is carved Mary wf. Robert Quick: December 15, 1790 - May 7, 1962.

CENSUS:

U.S. Census, 1820, PA, Northumberland Co, p. 60, 1-47.

U.S. Census, 1830, PA, Northumberland Co, p. 167, 1-6.

U.S. Census, 1840, PA, Northumberland Co, p. 5, 1-14.

U.S. Census, 1850, PA, Northumberland Co, p. 325, 1-10.

U.S. Census, 1860, PA, Northumberland Co, p. 23, 1-17.

RECOLLECTIONS: William Henry Quick, great-grandson of Robert, stated that Robert was a small man, who not only was a carpenter and a horseman, but also sometimes rode as a jockey. He was leading a horse one day when something happened and he was kicked by the horse and died of his injuries.

RECOLLECTIONS: Franklin Howard Quick, great-grandson of Robert, stated that Robert Quick was John C. Quick's father. He lived at Union Corners, Northumberland County, PA. Robert was a jockey. He was a small man. He was killed by a stallion at Union Corners. He traded horses also. He had traded for a stallion. He had been warned that it was a man-killer, but he said that he could handle the animal. He was leading it when the stallion reached out and grabbed him with its teeth and trampled him to death. Union Corners is located on the road between Danville and Elysburg, Pennsylvania.

A visit was made to St. John's (Vought) Lutheran Church, 3 miles north of Elysburg, on 2 Dec 1961. The only gravestone found

with the Quick name was a small marble upright stone, with a lamb carved on top of it with the following inscription:

Milton Ellsworth, son of Charles M. Quick,

Born April 29, 1877, Died August 3, 1878, Aged 1 y, 3m, 4d.

Milton Ellsworth Quick. Charles Moore Quick.

CENSUS: In the 1850 census listing (see above) Robert Quick is listed as being aged 60, a carpenter, value of real estate = $250, and born in New Jersey.

CENSUS: In the 1860 census listing (see above) Robert Quick is listed as being aged 69, a carpenter, value of real estate = $600, value of personal estate = $300, and born in New Jersey.

Children of Robert Quick and Mary Campbell are:

20. Richard Ivey, born in England; died in England. He married 21. Jane.

21. Jane.

Child of Richard Ivey and Jane is:

22. Richard Seymour Vivian. He was the son of 44. George Vivian and 45. Philippa Seymour. He married 23. Susanna Rogers April 23, 1829 in Camborne, Cornwall, England.

23. Susanna Rogers. She was the daughter of 46. Richard Rogers and 47. Rebecca.

Notes for Richard Seymour Vivian:

MARRIAGE: "Register of Marriages, Baptisms and Burials of the Parish of Camborne, Cornwall, England, by H. Tapley-Soper, v 2, pp 487, 642.

Richard Seymour Vivian (RIN 1470) married Susanna Rogers on 23 Apr 1829 in the Camborne parish church, Cornwall, England.

Child of Richard Vivian and Susanna Rogers is:

24. Frederick Miller, born in Pennsylvania; died 1854. He married 25. Elizabeth.

25. Elizabeth, born Abt. 1782 in Pennsylvania; died Aft. 1850.

Notes for Frederick Miller:

RECOLLECTIONS: Personal recollections, oral and written, of Gertrude May Miller.

Frederick Miller died in 1854, aged 66 years, 8 months, 12 days. (Other information gave his birth year as 1788). He is believed to have come from Northampton Co, Pennsylvania, according to his great-granddaughter, Gertrude May Miller.

COUNTY HISTORY: Historical & Biographical Annals of Columbia & Montour Counties, Pennsylvania. (2 vols, Publ. in Chicago in 1915 by J. H. Beers & Co. Copy in possession of Mrs. Lola Miller Oman) of Mt. Pleasant Twp., Columbia Co, Pennsylvania, December, 1961).

From Page 255, Vol. 1, Chapter XXXII.:

---"Frederick Miller, a German from Northampton County, came some years later and settled at the site of Canby, the post office established here in 1831 by him, bearing at first his name - Millertown."

COUNTY HISTORY: History of Columbia & Montour Counties, Pennsylvania, Edited by J. H. Battle. Published in 1887 in Chicago by A. Warner & Co. (A map of counties with townships shown is included in this book.) In Newberry Library, Chicago, From pp. 245-246 of Chapter XIII, Mount Pleasant Township.

----"Frederick Miller, a German from Northampton County, was the proprietor of the village of Millerstown, but did not enter the township until a later period. --- At Millerstown the first post-office in the township was opened in 1831 by Frederick Miller, in the days when every package or letter was receipted to the sender, and the date of its delivery, its destination and the amount of postage paid, reported to the department at Washington. Subsequently the office at this point was discontinued; it was again established in 1873 under the name of Canby, the year the gallant general of that name was treacherously killed."

RECOLLECTIONS: Oral, personal reminiscences of Mrs. William H. Quick on 9 Feb 1962 and 13 Aug 1962 :

"My gr-grandfather, Frederick Miller came from Germany and settled in Pennsylvania. He named the place he settled in Columbia County, Millertown. He then went back to Germany and spent a year or so there before returning to Millertown to live. William Miller was his son & my grandfather. William Miller's son, Alfred Miller was my father.

RECOLLECTIONS: From Letter written by Mrs. William H. Quick in April, 1963:

"My grandfather (William Miller) settled Frederick's estate as Administrator. Frederick had no will. Lola Miller Oman got this information at the Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania courthouse. My grandfather often told me about his father's library - was High German and none of his family could read the books, not even my grandfather, so they burned them."

COUNTY HISTORY-CEMETERY: The following letter from Eugene M. Hock, Rte 1, Catawissa, Pennsylvania was written on 18 Mar 1968. It is quoted in its entirety.

"Sir: In answer to your letter of September, 1967: I will give you what details of Fredrick (sic) Miller I have run across. Up to now I have not made a special effort to follow the Miller name.

"My first contact was from Columbia County history in connection with Elizabeth Miller Thomas daughter of Fredrick Miller, who was a great-great-grandmother on my mother's side. He is also mentioned in Columbia County history as establishing a post office at Miller-town in 1831, which was later named Canby. Beer's maps of 1876 lists the area as Miller's District #1.

"I am enclosing a poor snapshot of F. Miller's gravestone in what is known as Vanderslice Cemetery, located in Hemlock Township, close to the Shortway approach from Rt. 42. I could find no marker for his wife Elizabeth. 1850 Census lists her as 68 years at that time.

"Tax Records at the Courthouse in Bloomsburg would indicate when he came to Columbia Co. Beer's History says he came from Northampton Co., Pennsylvania.

"One possible source of information would be a set of volumes:

"Pennsylvania German Pioneers," by R. B. Strassburger. The copies I saw were in the National Archives in Washington, D.C., and were a collection of old passenger lists of German immigrants. In those volumes I found the arrival of the first of the Hock family, and was able to trace them thru six generations with the help of the before-mentioned "History of Columbia and Montour County," by J. H. Beers.

" Hoping I have been of service, I remain,

E. M. Hock"

CENSUS:

U.S Census, 1850, Pennsylvania, Columbia County, Mt. Pleasant Township, Microfilm Roll 275, p 197 (written), p. 244 (stamped), lines 37-38:

Frederick Miller, 69, farmer, Real Estate valued at $25,000, born in Penna.,

Elizabeth Miller, 68, born in Pa,

Opposite their names is the word "Hotel" printed in the left margin.

U S Census, 1840, Pennsylvania, Columbia County, Mt. Pleasant Township,

Microfilm Roll 140, p 1, line 7:

Head of Family Males Females

Frederick Miller 1 male 50-60 1 female 50-60

2 males 5-10 1 female 20-30

1 female 15-20

Note: 1 member of family is employed in agriculture.

Notes for Elizabeth:

Elizabeth is believed to be buried beside her husband in the Vanderslice Cemetery, Hemlock Township, Columbia County, PA

Children of Frederick Miller and Elizabeth are:

26. Peter Everett, born in Northampton Co, Pennsylvania, USA; died in Northampton Co, Pennsylvania, USA. He married 27. Mary Elizabeth Gutner.

27. Mary Elizabeth Gutner.

Notes for Peter Everett:

NEWSPAPER: Peter Everett is described as being of Madison on page 3 of the "Columbia Democrat" for 13 Apr 1839 in a news item

describing the marriage of his daughter, Elizabeth Everett , to William Miller, on Thursday, 11 Apr 1839. That marriage is MRIN 506.

The above information obtained from a letter dated 24 April 1963 from G. Edward Elwell, Jr., Three Twenty Market Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania. ("of Madison" is believed to refer to Madison Township of Columbia County.)

Peter was a native of Northampton County, PA, but moved to Montour County where he farmed and conducted a stonemason business.

He returned to Northampton County prior to his death and passed away there. The family's surname was spelled variously, including Everett and Evert.

Children of Peter Everett and Mary Gutner are:

28. Henry Fenstermacher, born January 01, 1792; died August 22, 1864. He was the son of 56. Jacob Fenstermacher and 57. Elizabeth Basters. He married 29. Elizabeth.

29. Elizabeth.

Notes for Henry Fenstermacher:

CEMETERY: Gravestone inscriptions at Pine Summit Methodist Church in Pine Summit, Columbia Co, Pennsylvania.

COUNTY HISTORY: "History of Lehigh County, Pennsylvania," by C. R. Roberts, et al, Allentown, PA, 1914, 3 vols, p. 346.

STATE ARCHIVES: "Early Pennsylvania Births, 1675 - 1875," by Dr Charles A. Fisher, Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania, 1947, p 61.

RECOLLECTIONS: Personal recollections, both verbal and written, of Gertrude May Miller.

Child of Henry Fenstermacher and Elizabeth is:

32. John Quick, born August 26, 1749 in New Jersey, USA; died February 1824. He married 33. Nancy Hummell.

33. Nancy Hummell, born November 19, 1751; died 1831 in Rupert, Columbia Co, New Jersey, USA.

Notes for John Quick:

BIRTH: Family Bible, Quick Family, Sunbury, PA. Bible records in possession of Mr. Norman Reed, who lived near Sunbury, Pennsylvania, USA in 1961.

CENSUS: U.S. Census, 1790, PA, p 203, lists a John Quick. It is not known whether this is correct person or not.

U.S. Census, 1800, PA, Bedford Co, p. 454, lists a John Quick. No

Quicks are listed in Northampton or Northumberland Counties in the 1800 Census.

U.S. Census, 1810, PA, Northumberland Co. p 270, (manuscript page no. 1, 8.)

U.S. Census, 1820, PA, Northumberland Co, p. 49, 1, 4.

COUNTY HISTORY: "Historical and Biographical Annals of Columbia and Montour Counties, Pennsylvania", 2 vols, Chicago, IL,

1915, J. H. Beers & Company, p. 783.

This John is the first identifiable member of the Quick family of Columbia County. The family is of Scotch-Irish stock and

has been planted in this country since Colonial days, the emigrant ancestor settling in New Jersey before the Revolutionary

War. John was a soldier in that war, enlisting from New Jersey, and about the close of that struggle located in Rush

Township, Northumberland Co., where he passed the remainder of his life. He died in Feb 1824, and his wife, Nancy (Hummell

or Hunnill), died in 1831, at the home of her son, John H. Quick in Rupert, Pennsylvania.

Notes for Nancy Hummell:

NAME: Nancy Hummell. Her given name may have been Ann. Her surname may have been Hummill, Hunnell or Hunnill, or similar spelling.

Children of John Quick and Nancy Hummell are:

34. Campbell, born January 20, 1755 in New Jersey, USA; died December 01, 1831 in Northumberl'd Co, Pennsylvania, USA. He was the son of 68. Robert Campbell and 69. Catherine. He married 35. Mary Reynolds August 03, 1782.

35. Mary Reynolds, born February 20, 1762; died January 10, 1844. She was the daughter of 70. William Reynolds and 71. Mary.

Notes for Campbell:

MILITARY: Campbell was a Revolutionary War soldier. His given name may have been Robert.

MARRIAGE: Campbell was married on 3 Aug 1782 by the Rev. Joseph Treat, who was of Greenwich Township (Berks Co., PA., or

Hunterdon Co., NJ).

Children of Campbell and Mary Reynolds are:

44. George Vivian, born in England. He was the son of 88. John Vivian and 89. Anne Eva. He married 45. Philippa Seymour June 02, 1789 in St. Agnes Church, Cornwall, England.

45. Philippa Seymour.

Notes for George Vivian:

MARRIAGE: "Cornwall Parish Registers," by W. P. W. Phillimore, vol XVIII, p 40. George Vivian married Philippa Seymour in St.

Agnes Church, Cornwall, England on 2 Jun 1789, .

BIRTH: George Vivian was believed to have been born in Cornwall.

Child of George Vivian and Philippa Seymour is:

46. Richard Rogers. He married 47. Rebecca.

47. Rebecca.

Child of Richard Rogers and Rebecca is:

56. Jacob Fenstermacher, born November 19, 1751 in Longswamp Twp, Berks Co, Pennsylvania, USA; died July 19, 1835 in Rockland Twp, Berks Co, Pennsylvania, USA. He was the son of 112. Philip Fenstermacher and 113. Elizabeth. He married 57. Elizabeth Basters.

57. Elizabeth Basters, died June 30, 1796.

Notes for Jacob Fenstermacher:

COUNTY HISTORY: "History of Lehigh County, Pennsylvania," by C. R. Roberts, et al, Allentown, PA, 1914, 3 vols, pp 344, 347, 740.

Children of Jacob Fenstermacher and Elizabeth Basters are:

Children of Jacob Fenstermacher and Maria Troutman are:

68. Robert Campbell. He was the son of 136. Campbell. He married 69. Catherine.

69. Catherine.

Notes for Robert Campbell:

RESIDENCE: Robert Campbell lived in Sussex County, New Jersey.

Children of Robert Campbell and Catherine are:

70. William Reynolds. He married 71. Mary.

71. Mary.

Child of William Reynolds and Mary is:

88. John Vivian, born in England. He was the son of 176. "Leetell" John Vivian and 177. Alice. He married 89. Anne Eva January 20, 1756.

89. Anne Eva.

Notes for John Vivian:

MARRIAGE: "Register of Marriages, Baptisms and Burials of the Parish of Camborne, Cornwall, England.

"Cornwall Parish Registers," by W. P. W. Phillimore, vol XIX, p 103.

BIRTH: John Vivian was probably born in Camborne parish, Cornwall, England.

Child of John Vivian and Anne Eva is:

112. Philip Fenstermacher, born February 27, 1712/13 in Germany; died June 15, 1790. He was the son of 224. Mathias Fenstermacher. He married 113. Elizabeth.

113. Elizabeth, born November 01, 1725; died October 01, 1791.

Notes for Philip Fenstermacher:

BIOGRAPHY: "Pennsylvania German Pioneers," by R. B. Strassburger, 3 vols, Nor ristown, PA, 1934, vol 1, pp 168-173.

COUNTY HISTORY: "History of Lehigh County, Pennsylvania," by C. R. Roberts, Allentown, PA, 1914, 3 vols, pp 343-344, 739, 741.

"Reading and Berks County, Pennsylvania, a History," by Cyrus T. Fox, New York City, 1925, 3 vols, Lewis Historical Publ. Co., p 304.

"History of Berks County in Pennsylvania," by Morton L. Montgomery, Philadelphia, PA, 1896 (or 1886 ?), p 1049.

STATE ARCHIVES: "Early Pennsylvania Births 1675-1875," by Dr. Charles A. Fisher, Selinsgrove, PA, 1947, p 61.

Children of Philip Fenstermacher and Elizabeth are:

136. Campbell.

Children of Campbell are:

176. "Leetell" John Vivian, born Bef. 1690 in (Camborne ?), Cornwall, England. He was the son of 352. John Vivian. He married 177. Alice November 14, 1715 in Camborne, Cornwall, England.

177. Alice.

Notes for "Leetell" John Vivian:

NAME: John was known as "Leetell" John Vivian.

BIRTH: "Leetell John Vivian was probably born in Camborne parish, Cornwall, England.

MARRIAGE:Ref: "Register of Marriages, Baptisms and Burials of the Parish of Camborne, Cornwall, England. The marriage of

"Leetell" John Vivian and his wife, Alice was believed to have taken place in the Camborne parish church on 14 Nov 1715.

"Cornwall Parish Registers," by W. P. W. Phillimore, vol XIX, p 93.

Child of "Leetell" Vivian and Alice is:

224. Mathias Fenstermacher, born 1678 in Germany; died Aft. 1761 in Pennsylvania, USA.

Notes for Mathias Fenstermacher:

COUNTY HISTORY: "History of Lehigh County, Pennsylvania", by C. R. Roberts, et al, Allentown, PA, 1914, 3 vols., p. 343.

"Reading and Berks County, Pennsylvania, a History," Lewis Historical Publish ing Co., New York City, 1925, 3 vols., p. 304.

"History of Berks County in Pennsylvania,", Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1896, (or 1886 ?), p. 1049.

BIOGRAPHY: "Pennsylvania German Pioneers", by R. B. Strassburger, Norristown, Pennsylvania, 3 vols, vol 1 pp 204-208.

Children of Mathias Fenstermacher are:

352. John Vivian.

Child of John Vivian is: