LEHIGH REGISTER, Allentown, Lehigh County, Pa
Jan 11, 1849
Married. At Mercerburg, Pa., December 14, by the Rev. Mr. Phillips, Rev. Thomas T. Yeager, of the Lutheran Church, Reading, to Miss Mary Ann Palsgrove, of Mercersburg.
Married. On the 17 of December by the Rev. Mr. Kemmerer, Mr. Joseph Dietz, to Miss Sarah Ann Rudolph, both of Up. Milford.
Married. At Bethlehem, on the 20th of December, by the Rev. Schultz, Mr. Lewis f. Beckel, to Miss Catharine R. Eberman.
Married. On the 21st of December, by the Rev. Mr. Dubs, Mr. Charles H. Knauss, of Allentown, to Miss Sarah Ann Kemmerer, of Salisburg township.
Married. On the 24th of December, by the same, Hiram B. Knauss, to Miss Caroline Klewell, both of South Whitehall.
Married. On the 31st of December, by the same, Mr. Amandes Frantz, of North Whitehall, to Miss Caroline Schmidt, of Saucon.
Married. On the 7th of January, by the same, Mr. Adam Buchler, to Miss Mary Ann Johnson, of Allentown.
Married. At Easton, on the 24th of December, by the Rev. Mr. Gundesheim, Mr. William S. Weil, merchant of Allentown, to Miss Hahnah Ballinger, of Easton.
Married. On the 26th of November, by the Rev. Mr. Zeller, Mr. Daniel Rothenberger, of Hereford, to Miss Lidia Stahler, of Upper Milford township.
Married. On the 28th of November, by the same, Mr. Joseph Kratzer, to Miss Sarah Morey, both of Upper Saucon.
Married. On the 31st of December, by the same, Mr. Adam Fink, to Miss Susanna Shuler, both of Upper Milford.
Married. On the 31st of December, by the Rev. Mr. Gernan, Mr. John Keck, to Miss Mary Ann George, both of Salisburg.
Married. On the same day, by the same, Mr. James Bauman, to Miss Maria Mohr, both of Upper Macungy.
Married on the 31st of December, by the Rev. Mr. Yeager, Mr. William Keller, of Bethlehem, to miss Sarah Ann Hoffert, of Salisburg.
Married on the 4th of January, by the same, Mr. Peter Kleckner, to Miss Caroline Knerr, both of East Allentown.
Married. On the 7th of January, by the same, Mr. Michael Kuhler, to Miss Maria Gorman, both of Upper Saucon.
Died. At Philadelphia, on the 14th of December, Catharine Amanda, daughter of Peter and Rayetta Sieger, aged 6 years.
Died, on the 1st of December, in South Whitehall, Elizabeth, widow of the late Henry Schneider, aged 80 years.
Died. On the 2nd of January, in Lower Macungy, Charles Gangewer, aged 29 years.
Notice that John Appel, of Salsburg, and George Brong, of Bucks Co, have taken out letters of Administration of the estate of John Brong, dec’d , late of Salaburg township, Lehigh county.
Jury list for February Term, 1849
David Fretz, U. Milford
Paul Knauss, Allentown
Jonas Buck, Heidelberg
John Biery, South Whitehall
Joseph Lehr, Allentown.
Nathan Miller, Washington
John Harmony, Lynn
Ferdinand Bergenmoyer, Heidelberg.
Michael Reichard, U. Macungy
Charles Foster, U. Milford
Thomas Lynn, U. Saucon
Solomon Kratzer, N. Whitehall
Joseph Gross, N. Whitehall
Michael Schaffer, U. Saucon
Isaac Hans. U. Macungy
Charles Troxell, South Whitehall
Henry Erdman, (of Henry) U. Saucon
Samuel Hardner, Borough
Daniel Miller, U. Macungy
John Shaffer. L. Macungy
James Newhard, North Whitehall
John Shitfert, L. Macungy
Philip Hittel, U. Milford
Jacob Shantz, U. Milford
Petit Jurors.
William Mendson, Northampton
Perry Kistler, Lynn
Paul Brown, North Whitehall
John H. Paul, North Whitehall
Jonas Moyer, Weisenburg
Lewis Engelman, U. Milford
John Sheirer, North Whitehall
John Deichman, North Whitehall
David Gehman, U. Milford
Solomon Keck, Salsburg.
Jacob Mickley, jr., S. Whitehall
Reuben Stahler, U. Milford
Jacob Zimmerman, Lowhill
John Ulrich, Lynn
Charles Gross, Borough
Jesse Folweiler, Lynn
Daniel Newhard, S. Whitehall
Joseph Wetherhold, Lowhill
Peter Windt, U. Saucon
Daniel Derr, Lowhill
Jesse Bitting, U. Milford
Joseph Miller, U. Macungy
Samuel Lutz, Lynn
Isaac Stehr, Borough
Henry Leh, Borough
William Shantz, U. Milford
David Kern, U. Milford
John Weber, U. Saucon
Jonathan Xander, Weisenburg
Charles Beers, Salsburg
Michael Brode, Borough
Jacob Wenner, L. Macungy
Benjamin Rupp, U. Macungy
Micahel Frack, N. Whitehall
Samuel Roth, Hanover
John Osman, Hanover
TRULY DISTRESSING FIRE.
The Pottsville Emporium of January 4th, says: “On Tuesday evening last, the house of Philip Steinbuch, at Port Carbon was entirely destroyed by fire, and horrible to relate, three of his children fell victims to the devouring element. Four children, it seems were left at home while the parents went to church, and when the fire was first discovered it advanced so far that it was impossible to enter the house and rescue the little sufferes. The eldest child escaped and took refuge at a neighbors.
SEVERED RIGHT – Pierce Butler, of Philadelphia, the rich greenhorn who married Fanny Kemble, the accomplished actress, some fifteen years since, and who has lately been making a fool of himself a second time, by trying to get a divorce from her in order to get rid of paying for her support – has finally settled up by agreeing to pay his wife one thousand dollars a year, and giving her one of the two children.
Contributed by Shirley Pierce
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