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 Vol I Number 3 WINTER 1986-87 Editor & Publisher Elaine Easterly Busch P.O. Box 81 Mt Aukum  CA 95656

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COMMENTS and ANSWERS TO QUERIES

 Vol. 1 No. 1 pp 5 I-J. Henry Benner RADER res. Deweyville, Hancock Co. OH b. 24 Apr 1844 same. d. 30 Aug 1912. Civil War Co. K. 65 O.V.I. Lost part of his left arm in the war. Being too young, his parents would not let him join. So he hid in a wagon of hay until dark and ran away to join the Army. He lied about his age. He was a farmer and served as County Commissioner at which time a new bridge was erected over the Blanchard river on Main St. in Findlay OH. The bridge had his name on it, but has since been replaced by another newer bridge. He was killed on a railroad crossing in Hoytville, Wood Co. OH where he had taken some grain to be ground for feed. He was m. twice to the GEORGE sisters. Had 9 Ch. He and both wives are bu. Union Ceme. McComb, OH. His parents, John and Alice (WALL) RADER are bu. in Thomas Ceme. Hancock Co. who also had 9 Ch. (sent in by 302.168 - Thanks) Vol 1 No. 2 pp. 17 # 14 - Mace RADER m. Burdelle PENDLETON, res. McComb OH. The Rader road on the west side of McComb, goes north to the county line of Hancock Co. and Wood Co. These are the RADERs that I kinow of that lived on the Rader road. I'm not sure if Adam RADER lived on this road, but, he did own a number of farms there at one time. His two sons Winfield and Marion lived on the road. Other RADERs were, John, Richard W., Henry, William H., Henry J., Ellis, McClelland, Terle, S. Marion, Roy, Scott, Chase, Harley. These all had families, all were related in some way and all the above RADERs are decendants of Henry RADER of VA and wife Caterine (Propst/Probst) both of whom died, Hancock Co. OH bu. Thomas Cem. Hancock Co. (sent in by 302.168 - Thanks)

Vol 1 No. 2 pp. 12 (III-3-C-b) Peter died before 13 Nov 1820. See conveyance Elizabeth Rader to Jacob Rader that date from Greene County TN. Deed book 13 pp. 84. The indunture of 24 Oct 1831 names Peter and Elizabeth's children, but is not their Will. Which have as yet not been found. (sent in by 302.157 - Thanks for all the great documentation)

Vol 1 No 1 pp. 5 (1-L)Solomon Rader, son of Wm. & Elizabeth (MURPHY) RADER, is grandson of Peter & Eliz. (FRESHOUR) RADER.(sent in by 302.157 - Thanks)

Vol 1 No. 2 pp. 11 Elizabeth (III-3-A-c) In a list I have, there is no Elizabeth but is a Susanna who married Jacob DUNKLE. I think this may be the same person (sent in by 302.160 - Thanks)

 Next child same section. Johannes bp 6 Mar 1747 is the son of Susanna ZIMMERMAN, not Catherine ERB. Susanna died in 1748. Michael ROEDER m. Catharina ERB c 1751 (New Goshenhoppen Ch. record) Johann's wife is not Martha. I have seen her listed as Maria Catharina and Maria Christina, but never Martha. On her stone at New Goshenhoppen she is Maria Catharina Neukerg REDER. (sent in by 302.160 - Thanks)

Research hints;

 There are many unheralded places to find the facts that many try the usual and pass over the real truths.

 1} "cher chez le femme" many of my great discoveries have been made following the female lines. If you have the wife's maiden name, search for a family history under that name. Often there will be the husband's parents names, place of residence and their children. Especially if the husband is of worth, much will be said about him and his family. Also if any of their descendants became notable it will be noted. DON'T PASS UP THE WIFE

 2} The library system in this country is invaluable. They will go all out to get the material you need to view. Go in and get acquainted with your Inter-library department. You won't be sorry.

Mutterstadt in Vergangenkeit und Gegenwart;

Heinrich Eysellein printed Mannheim 1967 pp. 194 sent in by 302.139 LOOSELY translated. (1 year of highschool German and a tourist dictionary). The first pilgrims and their families arrived for a short time in the town of DORF after they had made up their minds. They were surprised at the lands which they had moved into because it was a desert.(similar to the San Juaquin Valley of California before irrigation) They couldn't within their knowledge cultivate this land. Letters received by the 'town crier'? and dissagreement amoungst themselves about the 'news'. But they also had people who were adventurous and not to advise the move of the people into the new land (but to follow Mr Dieter). 1717 Mr. Dieter (think this is Catherine's brother) sold everything and moved to Pennsylvania. He was followed by Paul HEIM, Wilhelm Heim and wife Judith, Johann Martin Gohrig, Philipp Grostkasten, Christian Wichst, Caspar Schunck, Paul Heipel, Adam Ro(")ders widow, finally Johannes Hoff and his wife Susanna. by 1728 all of the families had emmigrated.

ALLIED FAMILIES

Documentation sent in by 302.157 From History of LEHIGH COUNTY Pennsylvania Vol II page 221

 The name of the family was originally TAUBER, signifying a dealer in doves. The name is still retained by a tributary of the main in Germany, whence the ancestors of the American stock emigrated. A peculiarity of some dialects in Germany, as well as of the Pennsylvania German venacular, is the change of the initial "t" to "d" and the addition of the letter "t" to the suffix "er". Examples of the former change are the transition from Truckenmiller to Druckenmiller, Tiefenwifer to Diefenderfer, Taubler to Deibler; the latter transition will be noticed in the change of Boger to Bogert, Herber to Herbert, Schiffer to Schiffert. Both of these changes appear in this family name. The first transition was made to Taubert, subsequently changed to Teubert. Thus these various forms appear in the names of Catharine TAUBER (Mrs. John Adam ROEDER) who came to America in 1724; Rev. R. TAUBER, Hosmer, S. Dak.; Wilhelm TAUBERT (1811-1891), a prominent Musician in Berlin, and composer of "Kinderlieder;" Emil TAUBERT (1844-1895), teacher in Frederick Wilhelm's Gymnasium, dramatist and poet; Michael TEUBERT, later Michael DEIBER, the first of the family in Lowhill: Michael DEIBER, the first to settle in Berks Co.; Rev. S DUEBER, Mankato, Minn: Rev. G. DEIBER, Elma IA. The first member of this family known to have emigrated to America was Michael DEIVER (Deiber) "b" being changed to "v", a peculiarity occurring in Evert, Gruver and many other names. He was the ancestor of the DEIVERTS in Schuylkill Co. He settled in Richmound twp., Berks Co., near Michael's church between the years 1714 and 1720. He emigrated from Wurtemberg, and brought with him three sons, Michael, Christopher, and Wilhelm, the oldest being three years of age. Christopher settled in Virginia, In 1744 Michael m. Miss RENSCHLER, and Wilhelm, m. Elizabeth WAVER, obtained a tract of 300 acres in North Manheim twp. Schuylkill Co. PA, along the road leading from Schuylkill Haven to Landingville. Their descendants located principally at Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven and Orwigsburg, and constitute a numerous and notable branch of the DEIVERT family. It was about the middle of the eighteenth century that Michael DEIBER and Jacob Deiber (Teubert in the record) obtained from Johann Ulrich a tract of 400 acres in North Whitehall in what is known as Deibert's Valley.  (more of the history of this family can be obtained by locating a copy of the book listed above)

WILL of Elizabeth Ann RADER 3 Jun 1856 (28 Mar 1855) nee MYERS To my husband Lemmuel RADER my 50 acres of land that I inherited through my mother, Mary MYERS deceased (Jacob MYERS, her father) All my money that has come to my father as my guardian. Executor: Lemuel RADER - husband Sent in by 302.59 Attested: William RADER Cornelius RADER

WILL of Mary RADER 6 Mar 1848 (2 Apr 1847) "Give to daughter Elizabeth RADER my best bed and furniture for the trouble she has had in taking care of me. Give to daughter Lucinda COYLES my blue cloak. To my daughters Catherine ALTORN, Elizabeth RADER, Isabella BUTHRIE, Lucinda COLYER, and Emaline JENKINS the balance of my wearing clothes to be equally divided. All property sold and divided equally amongst all my lawful heirs." Sent in by 302.59 Executor: William RADER my son-in-law Her X Mark

WILL of Henry RADER 1 Sep 1851 (21 Dec 1846) "My beloved wife Catherine gets the house and land we now live on for her natural life. And that my slaves Alfred, Mariah & Ellis remain with my wife on the plantation to help to support her. After she dies, they are to be set free. That all land and possessions shall then be sold and an equal distribution be made among all my lawful heirs without distinction, taking into view what small part some of them have received except my son Henry RADER, I direct that he shall have one dollar out of my estate to his share and no more. The balance that will be coming to my daughter Mary LANCHNER to be equally divided among her lawful heirs born of her own body, except her son Daniel LANCHNER, I direct that he shall not have anything. His Children: Mary LANCHNER, son John RADER, Elizabeth BOWERS, Rachel BASINGER, Casper RADER, Catherine SMITH, Isabella SMITH, son

 William RADER named as Executor..

Sent in by 302.59 His X Mark Attested: William RADER Valentine S. RADER Sent in by 302.79

WILL of Michael ROEDER of Montgomery Co. PA - no date of proving is listed In the Name of GOD, amen! WHEREAS I Michael ROEDER of Upper Hanover Township in the County of Montgomery in the State of Pennsylvania ---- find myself very sick and weak in body, but of sound mind and memory Thanks be to GOD. To Do I on this eighteenth day of April in the year of our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty Nine make, publish, and ordain This my Last Will and Testament, and first of all I reccommend my Soul into the hands of almighty God that gave it and as touching to my worldly estate. I do hereby dispose of the same in the following manner: ---- it is my will, and I do hereby give and bequeath to my beloved wife Catherine all my beds and the bedstead, cushions with what belonged to it and a Drawer Closet, Press, Closet, and dresser in the kitchen and all my clocks together with my cow and hogs and all my kitchen furniture as Iron, Pots, Kettles, Pewter, dishes, clocks, and such other articles of what name soever. Together also, all and every other fork of other household goods and tools without any Exception, for her life and behalf during all her lifetime. But after her death it is my Will, that the same shall be lots and divided to all my children in equal shares. ---- I give and bequeath to my said wife Catherine a Right, Privilege and Authority, to remain to live in my Dwelling where we now are liveing in. On my land and Premises lying in Hanover Township in the County aforesaid which Part of my Land contains about nineteen acres and one half acre of land and being part of two hundred acres and the ususal allowance for which the deed of John MOCK to me is dated on the fifth day of December AD 1754 as by the same relation being herewith said more fully and at large will appear and that is to say, That She is to have the said nineteen acres of Land for her own life and behalf owning all her Lifetime and provided if she remains my widow and as also that for the ensuing year she may have the use of the ---- adjoining field of grain, three acres of land in all. And I give to her also all my winter grain in the ground together with the ten bushels of rye to be given to me by Carl Krouse as the tenant on my Plantation, after the said harvest time is over. And I give her also all the meal grain, beef, or pork and other sorts of provisions what may be found after my Decease for her life and substenance.  But ---- my above first scribed articles of my household goods and tools it is my will that the same shall be appraised and that my wife shall keep them by the appraisement in the manner as above said. To that of all my moveable goods only my mare shall be sold with the geese and a few small articles as my wife should deem necessary to keep for her use. And further I give and bequeath to my said wife for her further support, the sum of Sixty Pounds in cash to be paid to her at the time when the first Payment shall be received for plantation and land, after the same shall have been sold as (below described?). To keep the said money at her own use and behalf forever. And further it is my will and I do hereby fully ---- and instruct my named executors John Roeder and Yost Wyant to sell my above (Message?) and plantation containing the above one hundred and ninety acres of land with the buildings and appurtences, either by private sale or by public --indue at their own descretion in the best manner as they can whom I thereby fully impower in my name and deed to sign, seal, execute, and deliver a lawful deed for the said premises to the buyer or buyers thereof on condition if good security is given for the payment of the consideration as good security is given for the payment of the consideration as will be agreed for, but upon condition that the land sale shall be made against the time when my said tenant's term shall be nearly complete, then it is my will that all my just debts shall be fully paid off by my said executors and further I give to my eldest son Michael Roeder the sum of three pounds in cash for his right for being my eldest son. And then I give and bequeath to Michael Nuss and Catherine Nuss as the two children of Jacob Muss by my daughter Ann Mary deceased, a to each of them the sum of fifteen pounds in cash to be laid out ---- ---- from the time when according to rank of my children's age their said ---- shall be due to them ---- of ages. And then I do give, devise, and bequeath all residue of my ---- estate to all my hereunto named (thirteen?) children or to their heirs, according to the distributions as hereunto -----in equal shares. As to my two sons Michael Roeder and John Roeder and to my two eldest daughters Susannah the wife of Jacob Dankel, Margareth the wife of Conrad Nuss and to George Laback the husband of my daughter Anna Margaret, deceased, one share. And to my Daughter Hannah the wife of Martin Kieler one share and to the children and heirs of third son Adam Roeder one share. And to my daughter Catherina one share and to my daughter Eva the wife of Peter Trump one share, and to my two youngest sons Peter Roeder and Henry Roeder to each one share and to my youngest daughter Magdelena one share as to each of them his equal share thereof to hold the same to every of them and to their heirs and assigns forever. But whereas my youngest daughter Magdelena has not yet been provided with the necessary articles for her marriage portion so it is my will that so much for that purpose shall be taken out of my said extate so as to be equal to which my other daughters have got for their said portions, when married it be in bedding or other goods, before division of my said estate be made by my said Executors who also may sell the cow yet intended for my said youngest daughter on condition that they provide her with another at the time when she shall have reason for. And further it is my will that my executors shall also provide and deliver to my wife one half tons of good ladino hay as fodder for her cow out of my other meadows this ensuing year. ÜjÜŒ The last page of the will was undeciferable..faded beyond legibility. Documentation sent in by 302.157

From the National Genealogical Society Quarterly Vol. 68 Jun 1980 No. 2 Page 86

Under a warrant of 21 Apr 1736, 150 acres in Upper Milford Township, Bucks Co. PA were surveyed to LAWRENCE ERB, who made improvements and in a Will dtd.25 Jan 1747 left it to his wife, Anna Margaretta, to hold until LODOWICK, his youngest son, should come of age, all his children to have equal shares in his estate. They were CASPAR and LODOWICK, his sons; Catherine, wife of Michael RADER; Hannah, wife of Henry BARTHOLOMEW; Margaret, wife of John BENTER; and Anna MARIA, wife of Peter DIEB. John REIFSNYDER of Upper Milford Twp. m. Anna Margaretta (widow of Lawrence ERB). By articles of agreement the heirs conveyed the 150 acres to REIFSNYDER, and Lodowick ERB by deed 9 Dec 1759 sold it to Reifsnyder.  Reifsnyder and Anna Margaretta by deed conveyed the land to David SHULTZ, who reconveyed the land to Reifsnyder. Patent to Reifsnyder 17 Dec 1762. Recorded 1 Jan 1763 (Book AA-4:143)

More on the Virginia RADERs

 IV-2-Child. of (J?) Adam and Margareth Maria (ZIMMERMAN) RADER (III-2-a)

 a} Michael b. 8 Mar 1750 Timberville VA owner of the RADER plantation of over 2,000 acres and the best in the Shenandoah Valley (member of Egypt Reformed Church, Bethlehem PA 1773) d. 18 Jun 1839 bu. Mount Olive Cemetery off Gay Road beyond the junction of Route 33 east of Ripley. Enlisted as a private in volunteer battalion of the Shenandoah. He was later made a captain. He reinlisted during Rev War with his uncle Capt. Anthony RADER, his brother Capt Adam RADER and Capt. Abraham LINCOLN (grandfather of the president) and was promoted to major on 30 Apr 1878. Capt. John RAUSCH and Capt. Abraham BYRD served under him. m. (1) 1769 Catherine LONG, m. (2) 1795/6 Mary McCLUNG Ch. under V-2 prob all by 1st wife

 b} Shadrack soldier in Rev. res. Loudoun Co. VA

 c} Martin b.ca 1754 PA d. bf. 1810 Rockingham Co. VA m. Catherine  (____) Ch under V-3

 d} Adam b. 4 Feb 1761 poss PA ( Pvt. VA & MO DAR Patriots List Vol I) d. 1817 bu. Boletourt VA m. 14 Jan 1789 Mary HOTZENMILLER/HOTZENPELLER b. 1769, d. 1850 Ch. under V-4

 e} Susanna bp. 1761 PA

 f} Conrad b. 20 May 1766 Bethlehem PA d. 21 July 1835(pre 23 Jul 1834 Rockingham Co. VA; rec pension 1833 for service as private in VA troups, served 3 different 'hitches'. m. 3 Feb 1784 Mary WOLF b. ca 1761  d. ca 1834 d/o Jacob WOLF [DAR 142783]; Ch. under V-5

 g} Henry res Rockingham Co. VA m. 1791 Magdalena GORDON

 h} John res. Rockingham Co. VA m. 10 Jun 1794 Sarah HATTER i} Margaret m. 1795 Rockingham Co. VA Robert SHANKLIN j} Reuban m. Barbara NICHOLAS res. near Roanoke VA, in 1825 Chicago IL, then to IN, and finally Monroe WS; Ch. under V-6

IV-3-Child. of Matthias and Jessie (PAINTER/BENDER) RADER (III-2-b)

 a} Adam m. 2 Apr 1776 Greenbrier Co. Clara RUDDLE Ch. under V-7

 b} David b. 1757 VA, d. 1805 Montgomery Co. KY m. Greenbrier Co. VA 4 June 1778 Ruth HENTON Ch. under V-8

 c} John b. 1760 Rockingham Co. VA d. ca 1854 VA res. Broadway VA m. 29 Sept 1792 Sarah/Sally SPEARS d. ca 1772 Rock. Co. d/o of George F. SPEARS b. 1731 Germany and Christine NEELY Ch. under V-9

 d} George b. ca 1766, Rockingham Co. VA d.1830/1831 VA m. (1) 1789 Sarah DUNLAP, dau of William DUNLAP m. (2) 15 May 1803 Elizabeth ESTES dau. of Henry ESTES members of RADER's Church near Timberville VA Ch. Under V-10

 e} Susan m. 1792 Rockingham Co. VA Aaron SOLOMON

 f} Jesse res. Montgomery Co. KY 1820

 g} William poss. line of Donna Clark 302.143 listed on Search and poss. Janet Kademan 302.150

 h} Thomas res. Montgomery Co. KY 1820

 IV-4-Child. of George and Catherine (JAMES) and/or Margaret (____) READER (III-2-c)

 a} Adam b. 1764?, d. 1847 Ohio [sources show m. Betty LINSOME]

 b} George b. 20 Mar 1774 d. 15 Apr 1864 [called Big; he was 6'3" tall and weighed 300 lbs. was farmer and blacksmith. Divided his farm between sons Anthony and Sinnett] m. (1) 10 Nov 1795 Greenbrier Co. WV, Jane McCOY b. ca 1777 d. 15 Apr 1864 Nicholas Co. d/o of Lt. William m. (2)  Jane MANN b. 20 Oct 1777 Ch. under V-11

 c} Alexander (RIDER) b. 1773, d. af. 1830 Bourbon Co. KY m. (1) [controversy here one source shows m. Clara RUDELL; mar. rec. show 1 Aug 1793 Betsy (LINSON) Greenbrier Co. WV] m. (2) Elizabeth TUCKWILLER [ Greenbrier Pioneers and Their Homes by Ruth WOODS DAYTON - W.VA Pub. Co. 1942] 3 Ch. Nancy, Sabrina, Alexander

 d} Betsy m. (____) McNEIL/ McNELL

 e} Mary m bf. 1803 (____) BIRD/Byrd

 f} Catherine m. bf. 1803 John FIFER (father's will abstract has HEFER)

 g} Barbara m. bf. 1803 (____) CROTSER (father's will abstract has CRATSAR)

 h} Dorothea m. bf. 1803 ELLISON (other sourses show Dolly, Polly m. HUP)

 i} Ellen / Sally m. bf. 1803 (____) HUP/HUPP

 j} Margaret m. bf. 1803 (____) MOORE

 k} Clary/Clara m. bf. 1803 (____) HUP [one source shows Michael and Noah b. 1766, d. 1852, Noah had son William who m. 1835 Barbara Ann Smith and moved to Iowa]

Webster Co. MO Cemetery Inscriptions

(on Highway 44 just 6 mi east of Springfield) the town of RADER lies in the northeast corner. [ the pattern seems to be that each RADER is a stone and the "ditto" marks indicate names on the same stone] Pg. 4 RADER Lutheran Cem. Union Twp. Webster Co. MO.

 RADER A. F. 1848 – 1932

 " Nancy J. 1845 – 1882

 " Hester A. 1862 – 1892

 " Mary J. 1855 - 1945 (think those are three wives)

 RADER Edna Mae - d/o Alex & Rebecca 8 Jan 1918 - 13 Jan 1919

 RADER Cora Ethel - Inf. d/o Alex & Rebecca b&d 22 Aug 1919

 RADER Alex Z. 22 Apr 1893 17 Mar 1978

 " Rebecca B. 24 Jul 1893 __________

 RADER Dwight 27 Jan 1898 __________

 " Neil 11 Mar 1896 30 Jun 1952

RADER Clyde -- Inf. s/o J. & R. 4 Feb 1903 8 Feb 1903

RADER Inf. -- s/o A. F. RADER b&d 22 May 1882

 " Inf. -- d/o A. F. RADER b&d 4 Jan 1892

RADER Joseph 29 Mar 1823 7 May 1897

 " Magdalene 8 Jan 1846 17 Apr 1925

RADER Joseph M. -- s/o J&R --12y,1m,17ds died 8 Aug 1872

RADER Otto -- s/o J&? 1?y,9m,28ds died 10 Apr 1871

RADER William A. Nov 1852 May 1924

 " Levina S. Apr 1856 Feb 1912

RADER Ellen Nadine 21 Jan 1940 30 Jan 1940

RADER Arthur T. 23 Jun 1909 20 Oct 1957

 " Freda C. M. 20 Dec 1930 18 Jan 1913 __________

RADER Darius (Father) 20 Dec 1849 2 Dec 1935

 " Mary (Mother) 25 Feb 1857 18 Dec 1918

RADER Earl D. -- s/o Darius & M 3 Aug 1891 30 Jul 1898

 RADER Hosea -- s/o Darius & M.G. 23 Dec 1883 20 Sep 1884

RADER Mrs. M. M. -- w/o Simeon 15 Oct 1859 15 Apr 1895

RADER Andrew Hosea -- s/o S. & M. Died Tuesday 28 Sep 1885 age 6 months and 20 days

RADER Carl -- s/o Simeon & M.M. 12 Mar 1893 26 Jul 1893 age 4 months and 14 days

RADER B. E. -- d/o Simeon and M.M. 28 Sep 1894 1 Aug 1895 age 10 months and 4 days

 RADER Virtus L. -- s/o Adam & Delpha 9 Sep 1926 19 Mar 1935

 RADER William D. 27 Jan 1857 24 Jul 1934

 " Malinda E. His wife 27 Jan 1866 25 Dec 1921

RADER Freddie M. -- s/o Mr&Mrs W. D. 28 Feb 1899 30 Jul 1899

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RADER Clyde Ernest --CA Pfc Inf WWII 15 Feb 1922 3 Jan 1953

RADER Ezra C. 29 Nov 1885 5 Jan 1970 " Sallie C. 8 Nov 1886 26 May 1973

RADER Polycarp 30 Oct 1874 28 Nov 1975

RADER W. Boto 14 Nov 1880 3 Dec 1965 " Rosa V. 16 May 1881 29 May 1914

RADER Rev. Andrew 20 Jun 1830 11 Dec 1897

 " Catherine w o Andrew 25 FEB 1832 28 APR 1909

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RADER Eli B. 9 JUN 1881 9 JUL 1964

 " Ora 23 DEC 1883 16 APR 1966

 RADER Inf. -- d/o E. B. & O. RADER bd 1 Sep 1905

RADER Hazel Elzada 7 Feb 1910 9 Oct 1910

RADER Inf. -- d/o Andrew & Bertha bd 3 Dec 1906

RADER Loy Father 22 Apr 1879 14 Nov 1859

 " Annie Mother 6 Jul 1880 11 May 1937

RADER Hubert -- Loy & Anna 8 Sep 1907 10 Oct 1925

RADER Inf. Children of Loy & Anna 7 Apr 1918 14 apr 1918 (must have been twins)

RADER I. W. 1869 1945 RADER Inf. of I. W. & Lillie B&D 30 Jul 1915

RADER Silas N. 29 Dec 1864 25 Jun 1932

RADER Albert J. 15 Sep 1859 16 Mar 1917

 " Mary E. His wife 27 Jan 1861 30 Nov 1941

RADER Earl F. -- s/o A. J. & M.E. 31 Aug 1900 21 Jul 1902

RADER Inf. -- s/o Oscar C. & Cora E. b&d 10 Oct 1909

RADER Cora E. -- w/o Oscar C. RADER 23 Oct 1882 10 Dec 1916

Continued in next issue..... also charting of this family.

Ohio & Michigan Family Sub. by 302.58 comp. by 302.124

RADER, George b. 25 Mar 1847 prob. Allen Co. OH d. 27 Aug 1924 Fife Lake Grand Traverse MI s/o Jacob and Marguerite (BOWMAN) RADER m. (1) 28 Oct 1869 Lima Allen Co. OH Celia TALL b. Dec 1849 OH d. 1906 MI both bu. Fife Lake Grand Traverse MI d/o Cornelius and Eliza (____) TALL m. (2) 25 Nov 1911 Grd. Trv. MI Laura A. Merritt Ch.

 a} Alfonce b. Jan 1870 OH d. 1943 never m. was in prison - Jackson, MI

 b} Emma b. OH m. 22 Mar 1890 Grd. Trv. MI William THOMAS

 c} George Vincent b. Jun 1873 OH

 d} Jacob August b. 10 Jun 1876 Lime Allen Co. OH d. 8 Feb 1957 m. 1898 MI Nina ATWELL; Ch. Nina b. 20 Oct 18-- d. 9 Jun ----

 e} Mary May b. OH m. Clarence CLARK

 f} Rosetta b. 25 Aug 1880 Lima Allen Co. OH d. 31 Aug 1957 MI m. 4 Jul 1896 Grd. Trv. MI John Henry WEIDNER both bu. Evergreen Cem. Kingsley Grd. Trv. MI

 g} Lulu Pearl b. Sep 1883 MI m. Felix ROACH went to Chicago?

 h} Cornelius b. Apr 1887 MI m. 25 Mar 1906 Grd. Trv. MI Elizabeth VIBBER

 i} Eliza Coreen "Lydia" b. Feb 1890 m. (1) Chester Van Pelt m. (2) James Eagling

Puzzle??? sent in by one of our 'Sherlocks'

On the 1850 Census of Rockingham Co. VA Sarah Jane RADER is shown as the oldest chld of Anthony and Elizabeth (HENTON) RADER. On Marietta's (below) death cert. Sarah Jane is shown as the mother and Peter RADER is shown as the father. The will of Mary Elizabeth (HENTON) RADER dtd. 6 Jan 1918 left a sum of money to the heirs of Sarah Jane RADER (namely Rosa B. RADER and Claude McDaniels) Sarah Jane is shown on the 1860 Census of Rockingham Co. VA as 26 and Marietta is also shown as age 5 - both in the home of Anthony RADER.

Fact; Marietta (Mary Etta - Mary. E.) b. 10 Jun 1855 in Rockingham Co. VA d. 20 Jul 1916 of T.B. in Ray County, MO. m. J. L. McDANIEL - Shown on the 1860 Census of Rock. Co. VA in the home of Anthony RADER. Mar. record in Ray Co. MO. When she died her husband Claude McDaniels signed her d/c.  She is bu. in Wakenda Cemetery NE of Richmond, MO. Tmbst. still standing.

 Fact; Marietta had a dau. Rosa B. Rader b. 18 Apr 1891 d. 20 Jun 1920 of T.B. Her d/c shows that she is the dau. of Marietta RADER and Sam WALKER thought to have packed off to Colorado.

Fact; Claude McDaniels b. 5 Nov 1896 d. 14 Mar 1918 of T.B. m. Lillian BRYANT whom he divorced about a year prior to his death, and they had a son who they gave up for adoption to James and Jesse POINTER. James died and Jesse m. Mitchell RIPPY who raised the boy.This child is a RADER RELATIVE.. but what name is he going by ?

ROEDERS in New Goshenhoppen Reformed Ceme. E. Greenville, PA (new section)

RADER Henry H. 1827 1865 m Sarah A. 1829 1927

ROEDER Alfred 1854 1908 m Kate WERST 1853 1926

ROEDER Ambrose E. 6 Aug 1847 30 Nov 1932 s/o Jonas C. ROEDER m Mary Ann ZIEGLER 6 Mar 1849 26 Sep 1923 (four infants)

ROEDER Daniel M. 27 Mar 1835 5 Dec 1919 s/o Daniel C. ROEDER m Lydia GERY 1833 1907

ROEDER Edwin H. H. ROEDER 1870 21 Nov 1950 s/o Henry E. E. ROEDER m Mary C. WAMBOLD 1884 9 Jul 1929

HOOD EMMA ROEDER 25 Mar 1852 19 May 1923 d/o Jonas C. ROEDER m George F. HOOD 26 Jun 1852 22 Aug 1925

DUFFY Agnes L. Oct 1881 17 Oct 1904 s/o George F. HOOD

ROEDER Henry E.E. 30 Apr 1842 29 Mar 1921 s/o Jonas C. ROEDER m Mary Ann HILLEGAS 13 Jan 1840 7 Aug 1902

ROEDER Howard W. 1881 1907

ROEDER Jesse 1815 1895 m Mary WELKER 1819 1903

ROEDER Jonas C. 11 Jun 1812 5 Aug 1865 s/o Samuel ROEDER m Elizabeth EBERHARD 13 Jun 1820 5 Dec 1901

ROEDER Milton C. 7 Dec 1845 10 Feb 1926 m Rebecca K. BECHTEL 13 Aug 1844 6 Nov 1894

ROEDER Samuel C. 13 Nov 1814 26 May 1874 s/o Samuel ROEDER m Esther 13 May 1813 1 Jan 1895

Rebecca E. 16 Dec 1847 14 Dec 1935 (dau?)

Alice H. 8 May 1873 26 Jun 1943 (grandau?)

A TWO SIDED RADER 302.110 Ellen KELLY DAR line. (any more out there?)

Male Line: Adam I; Adam II, Adam III, Conrad, Henry, Henry, Henry J., Twill - Ellen.

Female Line: Adam I, Adam II, Adam III, Conrad, Henry, Anna, Mary Ellen, Lillie, - Ellen.

QUIERIES and SUCH

20. Seeking parents and siblings of Meta RADER b. So. Solon OH m. Clifford WILT. They had 4 Ch. John, Marie, Phyllis, Jane?. (Meta had son prior to her marriage, Howard Eugene RADER b. 19 Jul 1917 So. Solon (Madison Co.) OH d. 12 Jan 1977 So. Charles (Clark Co.) OH m. 27 Aug 1937 Betty Jean Powers). Ans. to 302.164

 21. Has anyone had contact with a decendant of Mrs. Elizabeth Painter HANSON who lived in Gettysburg PA in 1929 and was a grandaughter of Peter Shickle II and Margaret RADER d/o Conrad and May (WOLFE) RADER? She did a lot of work on this line.......ans. to editor.

 22. Seeking parents and siblings of ABBIE RADER who m. William COTTLE; both b. Greenbrier Co VA (now WV) Abbie b. ca 1837 and had one known dau. Nancy Ann "NANNIE" COTTLE b. 1857 who m. in Penile, Roane Co. VA (WV) Charles William FOUTY ans. to 302.165

 23. Anyone in touch with Dr. Ralph RADER head of the English Dept. at Berkeley. He won the Guggenheim Fellowship in 1973 and has written a number of books? He sounds like a good source of information...

. 24. Seeking identity of Margaret "Peggy" RADER; of Montgomery Co. VA m. Adam LINKOUS (locality not included) John Rader signed as surety. dtd 4 June 1816. John probably father or older brother, can anyone help???? ans. to 302. 155

 25. Need better address on Gloria WILLIAMS: Cottonwood Pl. # 32, BUELAH (?) S.D. zip (?) ans. to editor

. 26. Seek parents and siblings Elizabeth RADER b. 1845 (OH?) d. 1930 bu. Powell Ceme Delaware Co. OH m. William AREWINE b. 1836 d. 1924 bu. same. have found 5 Ch. Rachel E. b. 24 Apr 1868 m. John Adam FRAKER; Raney` b. 10 Jul 1870 m. John MACOMBER; Clinton/ Malinda Jane m. BOWERSMITH; Calley. Ans. to 302.171

 27. Seek parentage of Catherine MARSTELLER b. 19 Dec 1809 w/o Daniel C. ROEDER b. 11 Dec 1807 d. 24 Dec 1877 of Hosensack PA. ans. to 302.160

 28. See parentage of David RADER b. 16 Apr 1802 VA m. Rachel CUSTER in Fairfield Co. OH moved to Delaware Co. They had sons Henry, Nicholas and John. ans. to 302.161

Ancestor Chart sent in by 302.150 Janet Kademan

1. Judith Frances KADEMAN b. 8 Apr 1952

 2. Robert Edward KADEMAN b. 15 Feb 1916 m. 22 Jun 1940

 3. Janet Frances MONEY b. 25 Jul 1917

 4. Fred Edward KADEMAN b. 19 Feb 1881 d. 28 Sep 1957 m. 25 Dec 1902

 5. Harriet Abertha ENDERBY b. 3 Sep 1879 d. 5 Dec 1965

 6. Harold Norton Dewitt MONEY b. 3 Jun 1895 d. 24 Sep 1979 m. 25 Dec 1916

7. Caroline Frances EADS 21 Nov 1891 d. 2 Dec 1984

 8. August B. KADEMAN b. 29 Nov 1854 d. 24 Jan 1926 m. 20 Jan 1879

 9. Jennett McKinley RALSTON b.12 Aug 1858 d. 16 Sep 1917

 10. Robert Bowes ENDERBY b. 5 May 1845 d. 9 Dec 1918 m. 23 Sep 1872

 11. Eunice Ammorah COPE b. 15 Jan 1852 d. 25 Apr 1906

 12. Rev. Kenneth MONEY b. 10 Apr 1870 d. 12 Feb 1907 m. 2;7 Jun 1894

 13. Carrie Ellen THOMPSON b. 12 Mar 1869 d. 7 Aug 194_

 14. Louis Al;vis EADS b. 31 Oct 1853 d. 1 Feb 1928 m. 1 Jan 1878

 15. Lucy Allen GRIMES b. 3 Jan 1856 d. 19 Mar 1919

 16. Henry Ferdinand KADEMAN b. 17 Jan 1824 d. 15 Oct 1892

17. Bertha HARTMAN b. 21 Aug 1833 d. 29 Aug 1914

 18. Robert TALSTON b. 15 Aug 1816 d. 6 Mar 1908

 19. Jane (Jean) ORR b. Scotland d. pre. 1870

20. George ENDERBY b. 1821 Eng.

 21. Mariah MILNS b. 1822 Eng.

22. William COPE b. 1812 Eng. d. 1890 m. 1838 Eng.

23. Eliza RICHARDSON b. 1818 Eng. d. 28 Jan 1881

 24. George MONEY b. 1827 Eng. d. 12 Jul 1887 m. 4 Jul 1853

 25. Henrietta THORP b. 25 Jan 1830 d. 3 Apr 1909

 26. Riel Luther THOMPSON b. 8 Aug 1836 d. 22 Jan 1918 m. 5 May 1867

27. Ellen Maria MILLARD b. 16 Dec 1846 d. 25 Jun 1928

28. Milton EADS b. 7 Feb 1830 bu. 12 Mar 1912 m. 30 Dec 1852

29. Eliza CLARK b. 16 Dec 1831 d. 27 Feb 1875

30. Gainford GRIMES b. 1813 d. 1855/60 m. ca. 1836

31. Mary NEVILLE b. 1815/20 d. 11 Mar 1885

 56. David EADS b. 31 Aug 1747 d. 2 Jun 1872 m. 31 Dec 1819

 57. Mary Carter RADER b. 17 Jan 1799 d. 31 Mar 1884

112. Jonnathan EADS bp. 25 Sep 1753 d. Apr 1806

113. Annie (Nancy) FRY (2nd m. James DAFFEE)

114. William RADER b. 1774 d. 27 Sep 1831 m. 16 Jan 1794

115. Jane JONES

224. Henry EADS (can anyone help document this connection????)

225. Mary

226. William (?) FRY

228. ??? Mathias RADER d. 13 Mar - 22 Jun 1789

230. William JONES ca. 1801

231. Mary (CARTER??)

 MEMORIALS

Vol 1 will be sent to the library of the United Methodist Church in Northampton OH served by the Reverand Charles RADER. In memory of my aunt Nancy Ann EASTERLY HOLMES who passed on in December 1986. {Rev. RADER's mother is sending all the family information she has been collecting for years. Also there are more than one RADER line attending the church and efforts will be made to contact and collect information on their lines.}

Vol 1 will be sent to the City of Dallas (Texas) Library who sent in a request for donated copies.

Vol 1 will be sent to the New York City Public Library Geneaological Section on their request for donated copies. Donations like these will keep us on a non-profit basis......

Preview of next issue:

Continuation of Virginia RADERs

Continuation of Webster Co. MO Ceme. inscriptions

Inscriptions from Roeders bu. in new section of Trinity Great Swamp Reformed Church, Spinnerstown, PA Notes covering the James Daniel RADER and Nancy Carol MONTGOMERY family. Guardian Bonds of Rockingham Co. VA 1778-1864. More Ancestor Charts..{ I will be glad to include yours in a later issue. If I have it already and have not published it in the next issue or two - drop me a card and give me a nudge} AND MUCH MORE........To all of you who have sent in documentation – THANKS so much. If I don't get back to you immediately - hang in there - I am switching computers and it is a little mind-boggling. Hope to be on line by the next issue. Sorry this is a little late - Ken is in the hospital and my priorities are scrambled. He is doing fine and will be home soon...

Remember different RADER families will have a different Coat of Arms. Check Healdry records to see if your line has one. If not - borrow one

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