Jacob SCHULTZ family

From Germany
Left port of Liverpool England arrived in New York on June 30 1880
on the ship Bothinia, Jacob is listed as a Wheelwright and he is 31 years old.
Jacob SHULZ age 31
Barbara age 34
Jacob age 8
Maria age 6
Cath age 4
Jble "Jelte" German word for Infant
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1881 MINE INSPECTOR'S REPORT - for year ending year ending December 31, 1880
FOR THE THIRD OR SHAMOKIN DISTRICT.
Mine Inspector - James Ryan
Date of Report, March 14, 1881
NON-FATAL CASUALTIES
Oct 13 JACOB SCHULTZ, miner, Monitor, fall of coal; shoulder dislocated
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A Directory of the eleventh census of the population of Schuylkill County :
Lebanon, Pa.: E.E. Schartel, 1891, c1889,
Page 60
Spruce Street Ashland 3rd ward
Jacob SCHULTZ age 42 Laborer
Barbara
Jacob 18 slate picker
Henrietta
John 9
George 4
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Walnut street
Mary Schultz
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St Josephs Catholic Church Ashland
Parish census 1888
Jacob SCHULTZ age 40 Laborer Father-Nicholas resided at 11th Spruce St
Barbaraage 42 housewife Father-Louis Threur
Jacob age 16 Slate picker
Mary age 14 housework
Henrietta age 9
John age 7
George age 2
Henry age 4 months
Henry born April 8,1888, of Jacob SCHULTZ and Barbara THREUR
Henry died at 6 months of age, November 13,1888.
Catherine, child of Jacob SCHULTZ died August 10,1885, age 14 years
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Parish census 1898
Jacob SCHULTZ age 52 wife Barbara
Jacob age 26 Shoemaker
Mary age 24 sister
Henrietta age 19
Johann age 17 Miner
George age 12
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Series: T623 Roll: 1421 Page: 223
June 1 1900
1135 2nd Dist Ceda Avenue Scranton Lackawanna
Jacob SHULTZ age 47 Dec 1852/ WD/ 25 married years crossed out
came from Germany 1880
Saloon Keeper
boarder at Chas Wolf who is age 44
Saloon Keeper

July 1 1977 announcement

Sunbury Daily Item July 1977
BOSTIAN-STOUT

Miss Jeanie Renae Bostian and John L. Stout
exchanged marriage vows July 1 at the home of the bride's parents.
William G. Shamp, a minister of Jehovah's Witnesses,
performed the ceremony at 4 p.m.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bostian,
16 Memorial Acres.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Stout,
122 E. Main St. Millheim.
A reception for 21 guests followed at the home of the bride's parents.
After a honeymoon trip which included the District Assembly of
Jehovah's Witnesses, Landover MD., July 14 to 17,
the newlyweds will live at Spring Mills.
Mrs. Stout is a 1977 graduate of Shikellamy High School.
The bridegroom,
a 1975 graduate of Penns Valley Area High School
and Centre County Vocational-Technical School,
is a design draftsman at Fisher Corp., Milroy.

Clara Bostian's Sand Tart Real Gram Style

Clara Bostian's Sand Tart Real Gram Style.

My great grandmother who lived to be 89 years old .
She died in Sunbury in 1973 when I was 14 years old.
I loved this great grandma very much,
she was very kind to her great grandchildren and loved us all.
She often cooked meals and treats for us.
She kept all her recipes in a very old note book .
It was about 8 by 7 inches and it had a black card board cover with plain lined paper in it.
In this book she had hand written over the years all her favorite recipes.
I remember the recipe book being in very bad shape and it was coming apart.
Many pages were smudged with finger marks and flour dusting.
After she passed my grandfather owned the book.
And I copied a few child hood remembered recipes from it.
Those I looked forward to eating at special occasions.
She was known as a very good cook and baker.
She had a covered glass candy dish that she would fill with lovely sweet things.

You can use any shape of cookie cutter .

*(These notes are my own added ones to make it easier for any one wanting to take on the task.)

*(To make this more easy this recipe can be started 2 nights before baking the cookies.)

1st night before mixing up cookie dough.

* (Set 2 cups of real butter out the night before)

2 nd day the day of mixing

*First beat two eggs in a small bowl
*Take a second bowl and

cream the butter and sugar slowly.

1. 2 and 1 half cups of white sugar
2. 2 cups of real butter. * (Room temperature or soft )

Add flour to this butter and sugar mixture working it in well.

3. 4 cups of white flour

Add the well beaten eggs and mix well.

4. 2 eggs beaten well.

* Form into a ball and but in a buttered bowl and cover the top with plastic wrap.

Chill over night

*(Mix these first 4 ingredients up the day before baking and just the mixture in the refrigerator.)
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Day of baking.
*(You need a clean large surface, a table top or counter top will do just fine.)
*( You need a rolling pin or a tall round sturdy drinking glass will do fine.)
*(lightly floured the surface of table or counter keep it floured with each piece you roll out )
*( Do not over work the dough be easy with it)
*(You need a bowl with beaten whites of egg)

Roll out dough *( a bit at a time) thin (*1/4 inch) on lightly floured board

Roll out thin on lightly floured board.

*(cut shapes with floured cookie cutter)

*( Arrange each shape on an ungreased cookie pan)

*(after arranging on cookie sheet)

Brush *( each raw cookie) lightly with beaten egg white.

*( For decoration and taste you can use the old fashion things)

Pecan meats. * ( 1 half shelled pecan nut pressed into the center of the raw cookie)

* ( table sugar to sprinkle on raw dough)

*( Cinnamon to sprinkle on raw dough)

Sprinkle lightly with cinnamon and sugar
and press 1/2 pecan in center.

Bake 350 *(degree) oven about 10 minutes.

Clara Bostian's Peanut Butter Fudge

Clara Bostian's Peanut Butter Fudge
She made this fudge for special occasions.
She died in Sunbury PA 1973 at the age of 89.

2 cups of brown sugar.
2/3 cup of milk.
3 teaspoons of peanut butter.

Boil sugar and milk until it forms a soft ball in cold water.
Take from fire and stir in Peanut Butter and beat until smooth.
Pour in buttered pan and cool.

"To make a soft ball test you take a cold cup of water and drizzle a bit of the
boiled candy mixture into water and with finger see if the candy in water will form a ball."

Clara Bostian's Peanut Brittle

Clara Bostian's Peanut Brittle
She died at the age of 89 in 1973 in Sunbury PA

Take
2 cups of white sugar
1 half cup of water
1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar
2 teaspoon of molasses
2 teaspoon butter
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 cups of salted peanuts *(raw peanuts)
2 teaspoon baking soda

Combine sugar, water and cream of tartar.
Cook to 280 degree (hard crack stage * this means
when you take a cold cup of water and the candy makes a
hard string in the water when you drop a bit into it)

Add peanuts and baking soda at once and mix quickly.
Pour on buttered cookie sheet and spread thin
with a spatula.
Working rapidly.
When cool , break into pieces.

OLD BOSTIAN BIBLE

This is from the BIBLE of Charles and Clara BOSTIAN.
Written with Clara Bostian's pen.

One page has marriage data.

Chas. F. Bostian of Sunbury, Pa. and
Clara S Gable of Mt Carmel, Pa.
on July 23, 1901. at Mt. Carmel, Pa.
by Rev. Albert Gonsar.
Witness: Mr. Joseph Treas.
Mrs. Jospeh Treas.

Births
Chas. F. Bostian.
Nov. 1st. 1881
Clara S. Bostian.
March 28th. 1884
Irvin C. Bostian
Sept 27th. 1901
Harrold W. Bostian.
Sept 2nd 1904.
mary Ellen Bostian
Dec. 22nd. 1906
Chas. Frederick Bostian
May 14th. 1910.

Second column
Wm. B. Bostian
July 2nd. 1856
Ellen J. Bostian
Oct. 18th. 1861
Dora M. Bostian
Feb. 23, 1884.
Wm D. Bostian
Feb. 10, 1886.
Carrie L. Bostian.
Nov. 29, 1888.
Pearl R Bostian.
Sept. 19, 1891.
Roy A. Bostian.
July 27, 1893.
Tillie I.. Bostian
July 20, 1900.
Chas H. Gable.
March 13, 1842
Mary J. Gable
Dec 29, 1845.

Mary Ellen BOSTIAN

Mary Ellen baby

Mary Ellen BOSTIAN

Mary Ellen BOSTIAN is my great aunt and she was born Dec 22, 1906 in Sunbury PA.
We always called her Mary Ellen, she never married and lived with her mother
Clara BOSTIAN.
On 731 1/2 South Fourth Street in a small very neat and clean 2 bedroom, up stairs apartment that they also shared with my grandfather Charles "Chick" BOSTIAN who was Mary Ellen's brother .
Mary Ellen worked as a Food Service Worker at the Selinsgrove Center PA for the Mental Challenged. She got my dad his job there working in food service.
Often her fellow work mates would give her gifts of big boxes of Chocolates in December.
She would give them to us children. She also gave us nice gifts other times of the year .
One year she bought my cousin Debbie and I a matching set of home made Barbie doll clothes from the Sunbury Market house on Main Street.
She loved us children, and along with her mother who she was a constant companion of,
she helped to raise several of her nieces and nephews who mothers had died young.
Her brother Harold "Bucky" lived a house away,
he was paralized from the waist down since a car accident in 1951,
Mary Ellen helped to care for him.
She was well loved by all.
Mary Ellen died September 22, 1969 of a brain Tumor in Northumberland CO Sunbury PA.
I would love to find her Obituary in the Sunbury Daily Item.
The Sunbury Library has a new micro film machine and the old news papers.
msjbostian@yahoo.com

Roy BOSTIAN family

These are some of the children of
Roy A BOSTIAN's
and Mary Susan Thomas
Robert "Bob' was born September 4, 1919
Bernice Ross "nee" Bostian and Betty Wise "nee" Bostian are twin sisters born about the year 1921.
Grant Leon Bostian was born April 15, 1922
George Adams and
Gladys Anderson "nee" Adams are step children of Roy Bostian's.
Their mother was Nellie Small "nee" Adams
Richard Hunt (Roy's Bostians) step child to 3rd wife ?

Gloria Peterson was Roy Bostian's daughter her mother was Nellie Small.

PETERSON, GLORIA F., 70, of Gibsonton, died Sunday (Nov. 11, 2001)
at Brandon Regional Hospital. Born in Sunbury, Pa.,
she lived in the Tampa area for most of her life.
She was a homemaker and attended Gibsonton United Methodist Church.
Survivors include two daughters, Shirley Ingram and Sheila Griffin, both of Riverview;
three sons, Jimmy Peterson and Jason Peterson, both of Gibsonton, and Victor W. Fields Jr., Riverview;
two brothers, Grant Bostian, Sunbury, Pa. and Richard Hunt, Pennsylvania;
three sisters, Gladys Anderson, Bernice Ross, and Betty Wise, all of Pennsylvania;
seven grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Stowers Funeral Home, Riverview.

Chick BOSTIAN baby

My grandfather Charles "Chick" Frederick BOSTIAN
born May 10, 1910.

Arrested for berry picking.

1 Aug 1873
News From the Northumberland Democrat of Friday 1 Aug 1873, published in Sunbury:

TrespassThe other day Reed NEIDIG brought suit before Squire PURSEL against
E. G. BOSTIAN, (Ebenezer G BOSTIAN and Mary Ann BOWMAN)
John GRONER, AND Henry KEENE, because the wives of these gentlemen had trespassed upon his grounds to pick berries.
The Justice gave judgment in favor of NEIDIG for 50cts and the costs.

On Thursday NEIDIG brought still another suit against BOSTIAN for threatening him with assault, but the affair was amicably settled before the Justice between the parties and the costs were divided.

Mary Ann BOWMAN

I am seeking data on a great great great grandmother Mary Ann Bostian nee BOWMAN
she was born in PA. I think her father was Samuel BOWMAN he was also born in PA.
Son of John Bowman and Mary Margaret Elizabeth Daniel.

He moved some of his family to Beech Creek Clinton CO PA in the 1860's.
This was on the border of Centre CO .
Some of his children lived and died in the area of both Countys others in Northumberland CO PA.
Samuel BOWMAN died in Clinton County.

His lawful wife and mother of Mary Ann BOWMAN may of been a Rosina Sarah Wenrich ?

I think these are Samuels children.

Catherine BOWMAN birth April 06, 1829-????
Henry BOWMAN birth May 26, 1831-????
Mary Ann BOWMAN was born Oct 7, 1833 -died January 10, 1890 Sunbury PA
Sarah BOWMAN birth maybe 1838 -????

Samuel BOWMAN birth maybe 1840-January 24, 1862 died in Civil War resident of Clinton CO PA he had a light complexion, dark hair ,gray eyes , 5 foot 3 1/2 inch tall.

Elias BOWMAN birth about 1841 dies in Civil War Dec 18 1861
he had light complexion, light hair ,blue eyes , 5 foot 5 3/4 inch tall

Benneville BOWMAN June 27, 1842 dies May 14, 1864
He lived with his grandparents.

Cyrus BOWMAN birth May 1845
Joel BOWMAN born about 1848
Louisa BOWMAN born about 1850

On March 28,1852 MaryAnn BOWMAN married Ebenezer G BOSTIAN in Sunbury PA.

In 1850 Mary Ann BOWMAN lives in Sunbury with the family of John P Shindel age 63 he was a Clergyman, his wife was Susan MCullough.

Mary Ann and Ebenezer BOSTIAN had the children.
Mary C born about 1852
Alice born about 1855
William B about July 2 1856
Ebenezer G Jr. about 1860
Barbara about 1860
Harriet Elizabeth about 1865
George Charles about 1870
Jennie Beth Kate about 1871
Joseph B about 1875
All of Sunbury and also seeking the husbands of
Mary C- Maybe a George Burgess ?
Alice Barbara Jennie - Maybe a Daniel W Zimmerman
The wifes name of Eben Jr -Clara ????
Joseph
Thank you for any help. msjbostian@yahoo.com

1991 the early BOSTIAN's

This was taken at a BOSTIAN Reunion in 1991.
Front row great great aunt Matilda "Tilly" nee Bostian ZEIGLER age 91.
My grandfather Charles "Chick" BOSTIAN age 81.
Back row 3rd cousins
Robert "Bob" BOSTIAN age 72 and his brother,
Grant BOSTIAN 69,
sons of Roy A BOSTIAN brother to Tilly .
My father Richard J BOSTIAN Sr. age 58.

Charlie, Richard, Gary BOSTIAN

Brother Charlie, Richard, Gary Lee children of Charles and Verna BOSTIAN

Richard J BOSTIAN Sr.

Richard Joseph Bostian Sr. Sunbury PA

Charles and Richard BOSTIAN

Charles "Chick" Frederick BOSTIAN
and son Richard Joseph BOSTIAN Sr.,
Sunbury PA

Richie BOSTIAN and father.

Richard Joseph BOSTIAN Sr.,
and first son Richard Joseph BOSTIAN Jr.
Son of Shirly Mae SHULTZ
He was born on Saturday July 7, 1955 and deliverd by Dr. Solomon in Sunbury PA.

Sunbury Daily Item May 9, 1960
Sunbury Boy 4 Meets Death in Street Mishap.
Richard J. Bostian Jr., four son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bostian 1130 East Chestnut Street, died Saturday afternoon of a fractured skull sustained when he was struck
by a station wagon on East Market Street.
The child was dead on arrival at Community Hospital at 12:45 o'clock.
Dr. Henry F. Ulrich, Sunbury, coroner of Northumberland county said the boy suffered an intracraniel hemorrhage and other injuries.
The coroner said there will be no inquest and that he was satisfied that death was the result of an unavoidable accident.
City police said that no charges have been lodged against,
the driver of the vehicle Robert H. Wolfington of New Buffalo.
Sgt. Marion Sprinkle, who investigated the accident, said that Wolfington was traveling east on Market street when the Bostian child suddenly dashed in front of his vehicle.
Wolfington said he saw the child but not in time to avoid striking him.
The accident occurred approximately 78 feet from the intersection
of N. Twelfth and Market Streets.
Sgt. Sprinkle said that tired marks on the street,
indicated that Wolfington skidded for a distance of 45 feet before his vehicle struck the child. The front bumper of the vehicle struck the boys left leg and the impact threw the child in the air. The station wagon continued forward for about 40 feet and the victim rolled some distance to the intersection.
Sgt. Sprinkle said the Bostian child attempted to cross from the south to the north side of the street where a playmate had gone.
H. H. Heintzelman. of Hamilton told police he was operating a truck a short distance in front of Wolfington and that when he heard the station wagon skid he looked back and saw the child being struck.
Mrs. James Shriver, 1114 East Market Street, opposite whose home the point impact occurred, said she heard the sound of skidding tires and ran out on her porch.
The women said she did not see the accident but saw the child lying in the street.
An Americas Ambulance took the victim to the hospital where the coroner released the body to the Dornsife funeral home. Sgt. Sprinkle said that young Bostian was playing with an Aurand boy who had crossed Market Street and was preparing to return to the south side when the victim ran out from along side a hedge into the street.
The child's distraught mother was placed under the care of a physician as a result of the tragedy. Richard Bostain Jr. was born in Sunbury July 9, 1955 a son of Richard Joseph and Shirly Mae Shultz Bostian. His age was four years.
Surviving are his parents, a sister Jeanie, at home maternal grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. John Shultz of Sunbury
maternal great grand parents Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Osman of Sunbury,
paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bostian of Ephrata
and the paternal great grandmother Mrs. Clara Bostian of Sunbury.
Funeral services will be from the Dornsife funeral home Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.
Rev. Lee A. McDaniel pastor Of Trinity Lutheran Church Officiating.
Interment will be in Northumberland Memorial Park at Stonington.
Friends will be received at the Funeral home this evening between 7 and 9 o'clock.How ever, the family will not be present this evening for the visitation.

Richard Joseph BOSTIAN Sr.

My dad.
Richard Joseph BOSTIAN SR. was born October 21, 1932.
To Charles Frederick BOSTIAN and Clara.
Sunbury PA

Charles Frederick BOSTIAN

My grandfather.
Charles Frederick BOSTIAN
in 1930-1933.
S-SGT 8th Feild Artillery, Calvary.

Charles Frederick BOSTIAN

My grandfather
Charles Frederick BOSTIAN
was born May 14, 1910 in Sunbury PA

Mary Ellen BOSTIAN

My great aunt only sister of my grandfather as a baby, Mary Ellen BOSTIAN was born December 22, 1906.
I think the girl holding her may be one of her Aunts that lived near by in Sunbury PA.
There was a Dora M BOSTIAN TREAS born year of 1884 and she had a sister Carrie L BOSTIAN born 1888. There was a Pearl R Bostian born 1891.
Carrie later marries a Toolan and Pearl later marries Mattern.
If any one knows who this women might be please write to me.
mmailto:msjbostian@yahoo.com

Tilly BOSTIAN 1910

Matilda Irene BOSTIAN sister to my great grandfather Charles Franklin BOSTIAN .
She maybe my grandfather Charles Frederick BOSTIAN Sunbury PA.

Charles and Clara BOSTIAN

My great grandparents
Clara GABLE and Charles Franklin BOSTIAN
before 1959 in Sunbury PA

Mrs Charles Bostian "Verna"

My grandmother 1913-1953
Alverna Mary Frances MILLER
wife of Charles Frederick BOSTIAN
SHAMOKIN NEWS-DISPATCH 10-2-1933
MISS A. MILLER BECOMES BRIDE OF SUNBURY MAN
Wedding Solemnized in Trinity Episcopal Church Saturday Evening.
TO LIVE IN SUNBURY
Miss Alverna Miller, popular Shamokin girl, and Charles F. Bostian, Sunbury were married in the Trinity Episcopal church, Shamokin, at 8:30 Saturday evening.
The Rev. Robert T. McCutchen pastor, performed the ceremony before many friends and relatives of the couple.
The bride was dressed in a brick chiffon gown and wore a beautiful corsage of tea roses. Hilda McCracken, the bridesmaid, wore a blue ensemble and carried a beautiful bouquet of pink roses. Harold Bostain, a brother of the bridegroom was the best man. He and the bridegroom wore conventional attire.
The bride was given away in marriage by her mother.
Mrs. Bostian is the popular daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, 1207 Nelson street, and is employed as a floor lady at a local shirt factory. Mr. Bostian is well known in Sunbury and is employed by the Susquehanna silk mill company.
Following the wedding the newlyweds were tendered a reception at the home of the bride's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Bostian will make their home in Sunbury in the near future.
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Sunbury Daily Item August 6,1953 Thursday
Mrs. Verna Bostian age 40 Succumbs
Mrs. Verna Bostian wife of Charles F. Bostian,1232 Susquehanna Ave. died at 6:45 a.m. today in Community Hospital where she had been a patient for 5 weeks, she was 40.
She was born in Shamokin the daughter of the late George Miller and Sara Langley Miller and was a resident of Sunbury for the past 15 years.
In addition to her husband she is survived by four children, Richard J. Bostian U.S. Navy. Charles Bostain, Gary Lee Bostian and Sherry Bostian all at home, four brothers, Robert Miller and Joseph Miller, Selingsgrove R.D. Rueben Miller U.S. Army and George Miller New Jersey and one sister Mrs. Hazel Bixler Philadephia.
Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. from the Dornsife Funeral home with Rev. Joseph M. Jansen pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church officiating internment will be in Northumberland Memorial Park at Stonington. Friends will be received at the funeral home Friday evening 7 to 9 o'clock.

Mrs Charles F BOSTIAN "Clara"

My great grandmother
Clara Stella GABLE was born March 28, 1884 in Columbia CO PA.,
to Charles Hoffman GABLE and Mary Ann LINVILLE.
She married on July 23, 1901 to Charles Franklin BOSTIAN son of William BOSTIAN
and Ellen Jane HELT. Clara and Charles had 4 children
Irvin Casper BOSTIAN was born September 22, 1901.
Harold William BOSTIAN was born September 2, 1904.
Mary Ellen BOSTIAN was born December 22, 1906. She never married.
Charles Frederick BOSTIAN was born May 10, 1910.
and they lived in Sunbury PA

Mrs William BOSTIAN "Ellen"

Ellen Jane HELT was born October 18, 1861
to Augustus Helt and Hester Raker .
About the year 1881 she married William B BOSTIAN
son of Ebenezer G Bostian and Mary Ann BOWMAN of Sunbury.
She gave birth to 7 children.
My great grandfather Charles Franklin BOSTIAN on November 1, 1881.
Dora M February 23, 1884
William February 1886
Carrie L November 29, 1888
Pearl R September 19, 1891
Roy Adam July 27, 1893
Matilda Irene July 20, 1900

The ShamokinNews-Dispatch on December 12, 1941
Mrs. Ellen Bostian, native of Shamokin, died last night in her home at Sunbury after an illness of many weeks. The departed was married here anumber of years ago to William Bostian, a Pennsylvania Railroad employee andfollowing marriage the couple took up residence at Sunbury. The husbanddied a number of years ago. Included among the survivors are severalcousins residing in Shamokin and the vicinity.
Tuesday Dec 16,1941 Sunbury Daily Item
Death Calls Mrs. Bostian "Ellen Jane HELT"
Mrs. Ellen J. Bostian of 1111 Susquehanna avenue died in Mary M. Packer Hospital at
4:45 o'clock this morning after an illness of three years with complications.
Her condition had been serious since July. She was age 80 years one month and 20 days.
She was the widow of William Bostian Pennsylvania Railroad freight Conductor who died 18 years ago.
She was born at Shamokin and spent her early girl hood there, coming to this city 70 years and residing here ever since.
She was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church and the daughters of Pocahontas.
She is survived by five children, Charles Bostian, Mrs. Dora Treas, Mrs. Carrie Toolan,
Roy Bostian and Mrs. Tillie Zeigler all of Sunbury, 31 grandchildren and one sister.
Mrs. Clara Mckinney of Detroit Mich.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Dornsife Funeral Home. Rev. J.M. Janson, Pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church will officiate. Burial will be made in the West Side Cemetery. Remains may be viewed any time Monday evening and Tuesday until the time of funeral at the Dornsife Funeral Home.

Cora Klinger-Charles Carl Marriage

MARRIAGE LICENSE DOCKET CLERK OF THE OPRHANS' COURT OF SCHUYLKILL COUNTY

Mr. Charles M. CARL

TO

Miss Cora I. J. KLINGER

Now this 14 day of May A.D. 1886 appeared Mr. Charles M. CARL and applied for a license for the marriage of Mr Himself,
Of the Township of Hubley, County of Schuyl., State of Penna., aged 20 years, 10 months, and 12 days, to Miss C. I. J. KLINGER,
of the Township of Hubley, County of Schuyl., State of Penna., age 16 years, 6 months, and 7 days.

Same day the Clerk of the Orphans' Court aforesaid having inquired upon Oath of the said applicant relative to the legality of the said contemplated marriage,
and it appearing that there is no legal impediment thereto, a marriage license in due form was issued authorizing any Minister of the Gospel, Justice of the Peace, or other person authorized by law to solemnize marriages, to join said Charles M. CARL and Cora I. J. KLINGER together in the holy state of matrimony.

And the said C. M. CARL + C. I. J. KLINGER being both minors the consent of John CARL and Wm R. KLINGER Parents of the said minors to the contemplated marriage was first given before said Clerk personally ( by Proper legal certificate filed and duly signed, attested, and acknowledged.) I John CARL residing at Hubley Township do hereby certify that I am the father of Charles M. CARL, residing at Hubley Township who is now 20 years of age that I have been informed of the intended marriage of my said son to Cora I. J. KLINGER and hereby consent to said marriage. John CARL signed in the presence of W. STUTZMAN residing at Sacramento PA. David Bell? residing at Artz Pa, On this 12 day of May A. D. 1886 personally appeared before a Justice of the Peace in and for said County the above man John CARL and acknowledged the for going Certificate to be his act and deed.
Daniel E. ARTZ J. P.

I William R. KLINGER residing at Hubley Township do here that I am the father of Cora I. J. KLINGER, residing at Hubley Township who is now 16 years of age that I have been informed of the intended marriage of my said daughter to Charles M. CARL and hereby consent to said marriage. William R. KLINGER signed in the presence of David F. HERNER, residing at Sacramento Pa., F. E. HERNER residing at Sacramento Pa. On this 11 day of May A. D. 1886 personally appeared before me a Justice of the Peace the above William R KLINGER and acknowledged the for going Certificate to be his act and deed.
Daniel E. ARTZ J. P.

Now this 18 day of May, A.D. 1886, there was recieved and filed her certicate as follows, to wit:
I hereby certify, that on the 15 day of May A. D. one thousand eight hundred and 86 at Valley View, Mr. Charles M. CARL and Miss Cora I.J. KLINGER were by me united in marriage in accordance with license issued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court of Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania, numbered 607.
F. H. RUDOFF MINISTER of the GOSPEL

Marriage License J W SCHULTZ 1903

John W SCHULTZ was born in Ashland on the 7 day of July A.D. 1881. that he resides at Ashland, that he is by occupation Laborer that he is not related by blood or marriage to the person who he desires to marry, that he has never been married before.
Nettie ROCKWELL was born in Mt. Carmel on the 24 day of September A.D. 1879, that she resides at Ashland, and is by occupation Domestic that she has never been married before.

1903 April 17, Marriage License issued.
Sworn to before Justice James Mc Fadden Apr. 16, 1903
1903 , April 20.
Married Apr. 18, 1903
James Mc Fadden (Justice of the Peace)
Schuylkill CO PA

1982 Osman clan

1982 Osman's at my grandmothers
Alma Osman Shultz 50th wedding anniversary.
First row Cora , Alma, June, Pearl
second row Lawrence, Lloyd, Darvin
twins Mose and Ed not sure who is who?
Sunbury PA

Schultz men about 1921

John William Schultz with his 3 sons.
My grandfather John Shultz center front.
Frances Ludlum on left.
Warren Calvin next to his father.
Jeanette "Nettie" peaking from behind.
Sunbury PA

Nettie Schultz abt. 1918

This is my great grandmother Jeanette "Nettie" Rockwell Schultz
she was the mother of my grandfather John Shultz Sunbury PA

Shultz family 1970

John and Alma Shultz family 1970.
left to right children :Elaine, Jane, John,Doris,
Janette,Debbie, Ronald,Shirly who is my mother
pregant with her last child.

6 out of 8 Shultz children

John and Alma Shultz children
Doris "Sis" was born on April 04, 1934
Shirley Mae was born on January 05, 1937
John "Johnny" was born on July 22, 1935
Ronald "Ronny" was born on April 18, 1938
Elaine was born on February 28, 1943
Jane was born on March 19, 1940
in Sunbury PA .
Shirly my mother.
Oldest and youngest not in picture.

My mothers baby picture 1937.

My mother Shirly Mae Shultz born January 1937 in Sunbury PA

My mothers father 1930?.

My Maternal Grandfather John "Jack" Shultz about 1930?

My mothers mother 1933.

My maternal grandmother Alma Shultz with her sister Elva Osman and first born Janette Shultz in Sunbury PA about 1933.

3 Osman's abt. 1930

Elva, Lawrence and their sister and my maternal grandmother Alma Osman about 1930 in Sunbury PA.