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 | Asher A Selover Biography
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| Cornelius Salter Selover Biography
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| David Smith Rhodes Biography
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| Embezzlement against Warren Irvin (committed by an employee, but Warren claimed his wife, Stanza, was the leader of the scheme)
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| George Howard Moon Bio in "Portage Heritage, a History of Portage County, Ohio," 1957
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| Henry Augustus Buchtel Sr in "The Pennsylvania-German, Devoted to the History, Biography, Genealogy, Poetry, Folk-Lore and General Interests"
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| James Calvin Sly Sr. Wikipedia entry
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| John and Marguerite Bettler Kleckner Legacy
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| John Andrew Buchtel Last Will and Testament
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| John Buchtel IV Remembrance
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| Joseph Tritt (1786) Bible Pages
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| Joseph Tritt (1786) Last Will and Testament
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| Murder of Andrew J Kepler by husband of his daughter
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| Nathaniel Beerly in Commemorative Biographical Record of Central Pennsylvania, 1898
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| Orra E Monnette biography in Wikipedia
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| Randolph Ackerman and Susan Margaret Frankforther Ackerman History
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| Reuben Daniel, Nicholas Bierly II and Anthony Bierly (1807) in Commemorative Biographical Record of Central Pennsylvania, 1898
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| Robert Beerly in Commemorative Biographical Record of Central Pennsylvania
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| Russell Edward Wise Mail Fraud Case Newspaper Articles
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| Samuel Frankfather and Anna Marie Gilson Frankfather historical notes
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| Sowaras Gougler bio in Centennial History of Summit County, Ohio and Representative Citizens, 1908
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| The Buchtel Family in "The Pennsylvania-German: Devoted to the History, Biography, Genealogy, Poetry, Folk-Lore and General Interests," Published 1900, Lebanon, Pennsylvania
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| Werntz Circus Family
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| William Buchtel (1822-1914) Historical Notes
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| William Casper Haverstick and his family, in A Standard History of Kansas and Kansans, 1918
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| William Casper Haverstick and his family, in History of Montgomery County, Kansas, 1903
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