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Chester heiratete Overholser, Leone L. geschätzt 1929. Leone (Tochter von Overholser, Frederick Ray und Overholser, Cynthiy L. - wife of) wurde geboren am 25 Apr 1907; gestorben am 13 Okt 1984 in ,,, USA; wurde beigesetzt in Bethel Cemetery, Milledgeville, Carroll County, Illinois, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Frederick heiratete Overholser, Cynthiy L. - wife of geschätzt 1906. Cynthiy wurde geboren in 1883; gestorben in 1958 in ,,, USA; wurde beigesetzt in Bethel Cemetery, Milledgeville, Carroll County, Illinois, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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David C. Overholser, stock farmer and general agriculturist, on Section 9, Genesee Township, was born June 20, 1846 in Stark Co., Ohio. His parents, John and Julia A. (Weimer) Overholser, removed from there in 1858 settling in Coleta. A personal account of them appears in another part of this work. They had 11 children. Mr. Overholser of this sketch is the 3rd son and fifth child. When he was 12 the family, consisting of the parents and eight children, removed to Coleta, and he was educated primarily in the common schools of the township of Genesee. At the age of 20 years he entered the seminary at Mt. Morris, Ogle Co. Ill., where he studied two years and in the winter of 1866—7, he taught a term of school near Polo, Ill. He went to Western Iowa in the spring following, and, associated with his brother, Joseph, he embarked in a mercantile enterprise. Their relationship existed about 18 months and was disolved by mutual consent.
Mr. Overholser was married Oct. 3, 1869, in Johnson Co., Iowa, to Elizabeth A. Bowersox and they have become the parents of seven children, whose record is as follows: Waldo A. was born July 9, 1870; James Elery, Nov. 5, 1871; Maggie B. Dec. 20, 1873; John D. Nov. 4, 1875; Julia S., June 9, 1877; Ralph E., May 3, 1881; Frederick R., Oct.25 1882. Mrs. Overholser was born Nov. 11, 1848, in Augusta, Va., and is the daughter of James E. and Mary M. (Shuey) Bowersox. They were of German ancestry and descent and born and were born respectively in Maryland and Virginia. The former was a minister in the United Brethren Church. They were married in Virginia, and in 1854 went with their family of four children to Iowa, settling in Johnson County. Mrs. Overholser was educated in Linn and Johnson Counties, completing her studies at Western College in the former. She afterwards taught school. Her father died in the fall of 1880 her mother is still living.
Mr. and Mrs. Overholser came to Illinois after their marriage, and located on 132 acres of land situated on section 9, of which they became the owners by purchase a year later. The place at that time was partially improved, and it now contains 215 acres, all of which is under tillage. The place is well stocked. Politically he is a Republican and has been township trustee three terms and also officiated as collector.
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David heiratete Bowersox, Elizabeth Arbella am 3 Okt 1869 in , Johnson County, Iowa, USA. Elizabeth (Tochter von Bowersox, Rev James Elias Sr. und Shuey, Mary Margaret) wurde geboren am 11 Nov 1848; gestorben in 1929 in ,,, USA; wurde beigesetzt in Bethel Cemetery, Milledgeville, Carroll County, Illinois, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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ELIZABETH ARBELLA (BOWERSOX) OVERHOLSER past 80 years of age, one of the most highly respected and esteemed citizens of this community, passed away at her home in this place at 4:15 o'clock this morning following an illness of several months from heart trouble. Mrs. Overholser had been a resident of Coleta for about 60 years. She was preceded in death by her husband, he passing away two years ago last August. Four children are left to mourn the passing of their mother. They are Ralph and Fred Overholser, Mrs. P. A. McCray, all of Coleta, and Mrs. Harlow Drury of Ponce, Puerto Rico. Four brothers and two sisters also survive — William, Clay, Markwood and James Bowersox, Mrs. Laura Fordice, Miss Jennie Bowersox, all of Shueyville, Iowa. Funeral services will be held at the Liberal U. B. church at 10:30 o'clock Friday [01/04/1929] morning, conducted by Rev. S. E. Blimline, Burial will be in the Bethel cemetery near Milledgeville (Carroll Co).
Obituary: Mrs. Elizabeth Bowersox Overholser was born in Augusta county, near Staunton, Virginia, on the eleventh day of November, 1848, and departed for her heavenly home on the second day of January, 1929, at 4:15 o'clock in the morning. She was of staunch German extraction, her father being James Bowersox, a minister in the United Brethren church, and her mother Margaret Shuey. When Mrs. Overholser was five years of age a group of thirty, which included her family, under the direction of her grandfather, Jacob Shuey, started for Iowa where their future home was to be established. Theodore F. Shuey, in a recent letter to Mrs. Overholser, makes the following observation about the beginning of this pioneer trip: "Your grandfather's first night on the road was spent at what is still known as Grassy Place. His old friends and neighbors accompanied him that far, and a great part of the night was spent in singing and prayer." Seven weeks were required to make the trip. Mrs. Overholser was fond of referring to the fact that during the entire trip the company never traveled on Sunday but set apart the day for worship. This group on reaching Iowa settled near Cedar Rapids, founding the town of Shueyville. Here Mrs. Overholser spent sixteen years, sharing with the other members of the family the hardships and privations of pioneer life. Her education was secured in the public school of Shueyville and in Western college. On October 3, 1869, she was married to David C. Overholser, who was conducting a store at Western, Iowa. Immediately they came to Coleta, and settled on the Overholser farm one mile west of town, Here they lived for seventeen years, during which time their seven children were born. During the succeeding nineteen years the Overholser family lived on the old homestead, and here they remained until they retired from the farm in 1905. For the past 23 years the Overholser home has been in the town of Coleta. To Mr. and Mrs. Overholser were born seven children: Waldo A., who died in 1921; Elery, who died in 1890; Mrs. Margaret McCray, of Rolfe, Iowa; John D., who died in 1911; Mrs. Julie Drury, of Ponce, Porto Rico [sic]; Ralph E. and Fred R., of Coleta. Mr. Overholser died August 1, 1926, and since that time Mrs. Overholser was anticipating with joy the time when they would be reunited and the happy relations that always existed between them would be renewed. Mrs. Overholser is survived by four brothers and two sisters, who reside in Shueyville, Iowa, two daughters and two sons, twelve grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. In early childhood Mrs. Overholser became a member of the United Brethren church and has always been a devoted and consistent Christian. She was intensely religious and was deeply interested in all that is related to the Kingdom of God. While deeply loyal to her church, she was not sectarian. She was always ready to make sacrifices for the Kingdom's sake. To missionary interests she gave freely of her time and means, withholding nothing. Her greatest contribution was a daughter. Her home was one of ideal beauty and serenity. She was a real homemaker. Her own beauty of character permeated the home. The memories of home constitute for her children the richest blessing. No unkind or censorious word ever fell from her lips. She lived the Christ life at home and in the community. The heritage that she has left us is priceless.
(Funeral Notice) - Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Overholser were held Friday [01/04/1929] afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the Liberal U. B. church, conducted by Rev. F. E. Blimline, pastor of the church. Rev. O. E. foster, a former pastor of the church here, now stationed at Rockford, was expected here to assist in the services, but he had a break down at Freeport and was unable to get here in time for the funeral. A large crowd was present to pay their last respects to one whom they loved as a friend and neighbor, familiarly known as "Aunt Lizzie." Her life stands out as a true example in the profession of Jesus Christ and she was always found in the service of her Master, when health and opportunity permitted. The floral offerings were many and beautiful. Misses Lettie Garwick and Irene Boughman sang appropriate selections, assisted by Mrs. A. H. Maxwell at the piano. The following friends of the deceased acted as pall bearers: L. V. Reecher, J. M. Winkey, Miles Wallace, Herman Dusing, M. F. Frankfother, E. S. Colcord. Burial was in the family lot at the Bethel cemetery. The following friends and relatives from a distance were here to attend the funeral, James Bowersox and son James Bowersox, Jr., and daughter Miss Anna Bowersox of Shueyville, Ia., William Shuey of Davenport, Ia., H. T. Meakins and Clare Meakins of Winfield, Ill.
Contributed by Larry Reynolds from the Sterling Gazette

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James heiratete Shuey, Mary Margaret geschätzt 1845. Mary wurde geboren am 26 Jan 1825 in , Augusta County, Virginia, USA; gestorben am 19 Nov 1896 in ,, Iowa, USA; wurde beigesetzt in Shueyville Cemetery, Shueyville, Johnson County, Iowa, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Jacob heiratete Long, Rachel geschätzt 1816. Rachel wurde geboren am 14 Okt 1795; gestorben am 10 Mrz 1839 in ,,, USA; wurde beigesetzt in Greenwood Church Cemetery, New Windsor, Carroll County, Maryland, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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George Adam Bauersachs was born on 26 February 1744 in Nieder Lustadt, Pfalz, Germany. In 1750 came to America with his parents, Johann Nicol and Elizabeth Goth Bauersachs and his brother Johann Valentine Bauersachs. They arrived on the ship Royal Union from Rotterdam, last from Portsmouth, commanded by Clement Nicholson and settled in Union County, PA, later moving to Maxetaney Township, Berks County, PA
George was confirmed to the church 15 March 1761 and he married Magdalene Rauenzahner in 1768 in Berks Co., PA. She was born about 1752 in PA, the daughter of Ludwig and Elisabeth Barbara Rauenzahner. No record of when they were married, but we have a baptismal record of when their oldest child was born and baptized - John Bowersox born 20 October 1770, baptized 11 November 1770 and sponsored by Valentine Bauersachs and Barbara Schlonecker, brother and sister-in-law of George Adam. Baptismal records of the Metz (Mertz) Church, Rockland Township, Berks County, PA
George was a Revolutionary War veteran. He took the Oath of Allegiance to PA on 28 May 1778 for the Berks County, Reading PA militia and was discharged 17 Apr 1779 (served 2 months). He then took the Oath of Allegiance to MD on 19 Jun 1779. He settled in Frederick County, MD near Silver Run at a place known as Pine Run Hundred where he had 98 acres of land. He was a trader as well as a farmer.
George Adam and Magdalene had nine children - six boys and three girls - raised near George and Magdalena's original place on Pine Run Hundred.
He died on 8 Mar 1817 in Uniontown, Carroll County, MD. He was buried on 11 March 1817 in St. Mary's Cemetery, Silver Run, Carroll County, MD. Magdalena died on 24 September 1823 in Uniontown, Carroll County, MD. She was buried near Uniontown, MD.
Bowersox, U.S.G. "Bauersachs Family History and Chronology", Longmont, Colorado, December 1941.

Georg heiratete Rauenzahner, Magdalene in 1768 in , Berks County, Pennsylvania, USA. Magdalene (Tochter von Rauenzahner, Ludwig und Rauenzahner, Elisabeth Barbara - wife of) wurde geboren in 1752 in ,, Pennsylvania, USA; und gestorben. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Born: Nov. 14, 1702

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Mit Partner(in) Catharina Barbara KAYSER:
Heirat mit Jungfr. Catharina Barbara Kayser, Andreas Kaysers gewesener Hufschmied, auf der Kalten Herberge bei Hahn, Tochter.
Mit Partner(in) Maria Elisabetha GOTH / GOTHE:
3 Kinder ?
Wanderte 1750 von Niederlustadt mit seiner Familie nach Nordamerika aus. Er und seine Ehefrau sind im St. Marys Cemetery, Silver Run, Caroll County, Maryland USA beigesetzt worden.
Schiff : Royal Union von Rotterdam aus. Ankunft am 15.8.1750 in Snyders County, Pennsylvania USA
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Johann heiratete Goth, Maria Elisabetha in 1727 in Niederlustadt, Kreis Germersheim, Rheinland-Pfalz, Deutschland. Maria (Tochter von Goth, Valentin und Goth, Eva - wife of) wurde geboren nach 1707 in Niederlustadt, Kreis Germersheim, Rheinland-Pfalz, Deutschland; gestorben um 1800 in Silver Run, Carroll County, Maryland, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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• Alias-Name: Elizabetha Gothe

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Maria Elizabethia Gothe, daughter or Velton (Vilton) and Eva (Elizabetha). She married Johann Nicol Bauersachs in Neider Lustadt, Pfalz, Germany in 1727. They had two daughters and two sons together, but both daughters died in childhood.
Johann Nicol and Mary Elizabeth came to America with their two sons, George Adam and Johann Valentine, on 15 August 1750 on the ship Royal Union from Rotterdam, last from Portsmouth, commanded by Clement Nicholson. They settled in Hanover, York County, Pennsylvania the same year.
Mary Elizabeth died before 1800. She was buried in St. Mary's Cemetery, Silver Run, Carroll County, Maryland.
Bowersox, U.S.G., Bauersachs Family History and Chronology (Longmont, Colorado, Dec. 1941).

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Ludwig heiratete Rauenzahner, Elisabeth Barbara - wife of geschätzt 1748. Elisabeth wurde geboren geschätzt 1725; und gestorben. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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• Beruf: Memmelsdorf, Kreis Haßberge, Bayern, Deutschland; Metzger u. Gastwirt

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Hannß Bauersachß, Innwohner allhier im 42 Jahr minq 18 Wochen 3 Tag mit einer christl. Leichen Predigt ehrl. zur Erd bestattet worden.
Mit Partner(in) Margaretha SCHWARDT:
Trauzeuge : Nikolaus Bauersachs, Bruder des Bräutigams
Mit Partner(in) Anna Elisabetha KÖHLER:
Johann Bauersachs, Witwer u. Anna Elisabeth Köhler, Ludwig Köhlers. Wolfsthäl. Schultheisen allhier jüngste Tochter.
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Familie 1: Bowersox Family
Familie 2: Bowersox Family / KB Memmelsdorf luth.

Johannes heiratete Köhler, Anna Elisabetha am 22 Nov 1699 in Memmelsdorf, Kreis Haßberge, Bayern, Deutschland. Anna (Tochter von Köhler, Albrecht Ludwig und Merck, Anna Elisabeth) wurde geboren am 28 Nov 1675 in Memmelsdorf, Kreis Haßberge, Bayern, Deutschland; getauft am 28 Nov 1675 in Memmelsdorf, Kreis Haßberge, Bayern, Deutschland; gestorben vor 1765. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Johann Bauersachs, Witwer u. Anna Elisabeth Köhler, Ludwig Köhlers. Wolfsthäl. Schultheisen allhier jüngste Tochter.
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Valentin heiratete Goth, Eva - wife of geschätzt 1803. Eva wurde geboren geschätzt 1780; und gestorben. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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• Beruf: Welsberg, Kreis Coburg, Bayern, Deutschland; Hofbauer

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Hans heiratete Bauersachs, Barbara - wife of in 1645 in Schottenstein, Kreis Coburg, Bayern, Deutschland. Barbara wurde geboren in 1625; gestorben am 6 Mai 1693. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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• Beruf: Memmelsdorf, Kreis Haßberge, Bayern, Deutschland; Schultheiß

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KB Memmelsdorf = Hanß ? Ludwig Köhler und Anna Elisabetha Merckin den 15. November
Im KB Memmelsdorf keine Angaben zur Herkunft. 1699, 1701 = von Wolfsthal. Schultheiß allhier, ( Wolf von Wolfsthal : fränk. Adelsgeschlecht schwäbischer Abstammung )
den 15 Julij ist Albrecht Ludwig Köhler Wolfsthal. Schultheiß allhier im 65 Jahr seines Alters mit einer Leichen Predigt christl. zur Erden bestättiget worden.
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Albrecht heiratete Merck, Anna Elisabeth am 15 Nov 1659 in Memmelsdorf, Kreis Haßberge, Bayern, Deutschland. Anna (Tochter von Merck, Unbekannt) wurde geboren in 1635; gestorben am 10 Apr 1712 in Memmelsdorf, Kreis Haßberge, Bayern, Deutschland. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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KB Memmelsdorf = Hanß ? Ludwig Köhler und Anna Elisabetha Merckin den 15. November
1659 ihre Herkunft wird nicht erwähnt, 1712 Witwe u. Am(m)frau allhier.
d.10 April als Dom.Misericord.Doi. ist Anna Elisabetha Köhlerin, bißherige wittib, u. Amfrau allhier, nebst gehaltener Leichen Predigt offentl. beerdigt worden, atat. 77 Jahr
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Jörg Bauersachs war verm. ein Nachkomme des Hans " Bauer genannt " Sachs ca.1499-7.1.1573 Förster der Coburger Herzöge, aus Judenbach Landkreis Sonneberg / Thüringen. Der Sohn von Hans " Bauer " Sachs aus seiner ersten Ehe mit Kunigunda Heinlein, Hans * ca. 1530 " Sein Sohn Hans ist seit 18 Jahren außer Landes, vermutl. im Bambergischen ? ", könnte der Großvater von Georg / Jörg Bauersachs gewesen sein. Wahrscheinlich verzog er nicht in die Bamberger Gegend, sondern ließ sich in der Region Welsberg Itzgrund / Oberfranken nieder.
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