Constance Lee4 Pheneger (Herman Dale3, John Thomas2, William Rudolph1) was born 19 December 1931 at Newark, Licking County, Ohio. She was baptized __ ___ ____, at _________ Church at ______________. Her sponsors were __________ and __________. See the baptism records of the church, p. __. Her birth is recorded in Licking County records v. ____, no. ____.

She died in infancy.

She died 22 December 1931, age three days, of __________ at Newark, Licking County, Ohio, and is buried in _____________ Cemetery at __________________. See Licking County death certificates, v. ______, no. _______.

Donald Dale4 Pheneger (Herman Dale3, John Thomas2, William Rudolph1) was born 1 December 1933 at Newark, Licking County, Ohio, the son of Herman D. and Teresa E. (McCabe) Pheneger. His birth is recorded in Licking County birth records, v. ___, no. ___.

He married Sylvia Diane Walker 25 June 1960 at ___________________ Church, NAS, North Island, San Diego California. Reverend _________________ presided. Witnesses were __________________ and ________________. The marriage is recorded in the marriage register of __________ Church, _______________ Street, _______________. See also ______________ County marriage records, v. ___, no. ________.

Sylvia Walker was born 25 October 1939 at Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, the daughter of Edward Everrett and Lucille Evelyn (Erfwrth) Walker. Her birth is recorded in Lucas County birth records, v. ___, p. ___.

The Phenegers had two children:

Son
Son

Richard Paul4 Pheneger (Herman Dale3, John Thomas2, William Rudolph1) was born 5 September 1939 at Newark, Licking County, Ohio. He was baptized __ ___ ____, at _______ Church at ______________. His sponsors were __________ and __________. See the baptism records of the church, p. __. His birth is recorded in Licking County records v. ___, no. ____.

He married _________ _______ ___ _______ ____, at ________ Church at ___________, ______________ County, ______________. Reverend _________________ presided. The witnesses were _____________________ and _________________. See the marriage records of ____________ Church, p. ____. Also see _____________ County marriage records, v. ______, no. ______.

She was born _______________, at _____________, _____________ County, _____________, the daughter of ________ and _________ (_______) __________________. Her birth is recorded in ______________ County birth records, v. ______, no. _______ and _________ County death certificates, v. ___, no. ____.

The Phenegers have ____ children:

Raymond3 White (Raymond2, _____________1) was born _______________, at _____________, _______________ County, ____________, the son of Raymond and Sadie (Hawk) White. His birth is recorded in ______________ County birth records, v. ___, no. ___.

He died _____________________, age __, of ___________, at _________, _____ County, _____________. The funeral was held ____________________, at ___________ Church, _________, and he is buried in __________ Cemetery at _______. His death is recorded in __________________ County death records, v. ____, no. _____, and obituaries were published in _____________________.

He married ________ __________ _____ _______ _______, at ___________________ Church, _______________, ______________ County, ____________________. Reverend _________________ presided. Witnesses were __________________ and ________________. The marriage is recorded in the marriage register of __________ Church, _______________ Street, _______________. See also ______________ County marriage records, v. ___, no. ________.

_________ ________ was born _____________, at _____________, ___________ County, ___________, the daughter of __________ and ___________ (_____________) ________. Her birth is recorded in ______________ County birth records, v. ___, no. ___. She died _____________________, age __, of _____________, at _____________, ______________ County, __________. The funeral was held _____________________, at _________________ Church, __________, and she is buried in ___________ Cemetery at ____________. Her death is recorded in _____ County death records, v. ____, p. _____, and obituaries were published in _________________.

The Whites had ____ children:

________2 ________ (__________1) was born ____________, at ______________, ___________ County, ___________, the son of ______________ and _____________ (________) ________. His birth is recorded in ____________ County birth records, v. ___, p. ___.

He died __________________, age ____, of _______________, at _____________, ______________ County, ___________. The funeral was held _____________________, at _________________ Church, __________, and he is buried in ____________ Cemetery at ____________. His death is recorded in _____ County death records, v. ____, p. _____, and obituaries were published in ________________________.

He married Marie White _____ _______ _______, at ___________________ Church, _______________, ______________ County, ________. Reverend _________________ presided. Witnesses were __________________ and ________________. The marriage is recorded in the marriage register of __________ Church, _______________ Street, _______________. See also ______________ County marriage records, v. ___, no. ________.

Marie White was born __ __ ____, at _____________, _______________ County, ____________, the daughter of Raymond and Sadie (Hawk) White. Her birth is recorded in ______________ County birth records, v. ___, no. ___. She died ______________________, age __, of ___________ at Lititz, Lancaster County, ______________. The funeral was held _____________________, at _________________ Church, _______, and she is buried in __________ Cemetery at ________. Her death is recorded in ______________ County death records, v. ____, no. _____, and obituaries were published in __________________________.

The ______________s had ____ children:

daughter of Edward H_______ "Chick" and Lilian (Gill) Hawk

Resides at Ocean Ga_e, New Jersey

son of Edward H_______ "Chick" and Lilian (Gill) Hawk

Resides at Christiana, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

daughter of Edward H_______ "Chick" and Lilian (Gill) Hawk

?Parkesburg, Chester County, Pennsylvania.

son of Edward H_______ "Chick" and Lilian (Gill) Hawk

Resides at Parkesburg, Chester County, Pennsylvania.

son of Edward H_______ "Chick" and Lilian (Gill) Hawk

Resides Coatesville.

daughter of Harry and Grace (Yost) Green

daughter of Harry and Grace (Yost) Green

son of Harry and Grace (Yost) Green

daughter of Alfred and Sadie (Yost) Dahling

John3 McGinnis (Joseph2, _____________1) was born _______________, at _____________, _______________ County, ____________, the son of Joseph and Ida (Thompson) McGinnis. His birth is recorded in ______________ County birth records, v. ___, no. ___.

He died _____________________, age __, of ___________, at _________, _____ County, _____________. The funeral was held ____________________, at ___________ Church, _________, and he is buried in __________ Cemetery at _______. His death is recorded in __________________ County death records, v. ____, no. _____, and obituaries were published in _____________________.

He married Leah Shoemaker _____ _______ _______, at ___________________ Church, _______________, ______________ County, ____________________. Reverend _________________ presided. Witnesses were __________________ and ________________. The marriage is recorded in the marriage register of __________ Church, _______________ Street, _______________. See also ______________ County marriage records, v. ___, no. ________.

Leah Shoemaker was born _____________, at _____________, ___________ County, ___________, the daughter of _____________ and _____________ (___________) Shoemaker. Her birth is recorded in ___________ County birth records, v. ___, p. ___. She died _____________________, age __, of _____________, at _____________, ______________ County, __________. The funeral was held _____________________, at _________________ Church, __________, and she is buried in ___________ Cemetery at ____________. Her death is recorded in _____ County death records, v. ____, p. _____, and obituaries were published in _________________.

They resided at Parkesburg.

The McGinnises had at least three children:

Daughter

Daughter

Daughter

William D________2 Russell (_____________1) was born __ ____ ____, at _____________, _______________ County, ___________, the son of __________ and ___________ (_______________) Russell. His birth is recorded in ______________ County birth records, v. ___, no. ___.

He died ______________________, age __, of _________, at __________, _____ County, _________. The funeral was held _____________________, at _________________ Church, _______, and he is buried in __________ Cemetery at ________. His death is recorded in __________________ County death records, v. ____, no. _____, and obituaries were published in __________________________.

He married Dorothy _________ Thompson _____ _______ _______, at ___________________ Church, _______________, ______________ County, ____________________. Reverend _________________ presided. Witnesses were __________________ and ________________. The marriage is recorded in the marriage register of __________ Church, _______________ Street, _______________. See also ______________ County marriage records, v. ___, no. ________.

Dorothy _________ Thompson was born __ ____ ____, at ______________, ___________ County, ___________, the daughter of Warren and Mary (_________) Thompson. Her birth is recorded in ____________ County birth records, v. ___, p. ___. She died __ ________ 19__, age __, of _______________, at _____________, ______________ County, ___________. The funeral was held _____________________, at _________________ Church, __________, and she is buried in ____________ Cemetery at ____________. Her death is recorded in _____ County death records, v. ____, p. _____, and obituaries were published in ___________________________________.

The Russells had _____ children.

Joseph L_________3 Rubincam (Cloyed2, _____________1) was born __ _______ 1911 at Parkesburg, Chester County, Pennsylvania, the son of Cloyed and Sadie (Thompson) Rubincam. His birth is recorded in Chester County birth records, v. ___, no. ___.

He died 21 March 1965, age 54, of ___________, at Graduate Hospital, Philadelphia County, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The funeral was held ____________________, at ___________ Church, _________, and he is buried in Upper Octorara Cemetery at Sadsbury Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania. His death is recorded in Philadelphia County death records, v. ____, no. _____, and obituaries were published in _____________________.

He married Lola Townsley _____ _______ _______, at ___________________ Church, _______________, ______________ County, ____________________. Reverend _________________ presided. Witnesses were __________________ and ________________. The marriage is recorded in the marriage register of __________ Church, _______________ Street, _______________. See also ______________ County marriage records, v. ___, no. ________.

Lola Townsley was born _____________, at _____________, ___________ County, ___________, the daughter of _____________ and _____________ (___________) Townsley. Her birth is recorded in ___________ County birth records, v. ___, p. ___. She died _____________________, age __, of _____________, at _____________, ______________ County, __________. The funeral was held _____________________, at _________________ Church, __________, and she is buried in ___________ Cemetery at ____________. Her death is recorded in _____ County death records, v. ____, p. _____, and obituaries were published in _________________.

Joseph Rubincam was employed at Lukens Steel Co., Coatesville. He was a member of the Westwood Union Church and the Westwood Fire Company. He was also on the Valley Township Police Force.

They resided at Westwood, Chester County, Pennsylvania.

The Rubincams had at least six children:

Daughter

Daughter

Daughter

Daughter

Unknown

Son

She was born __ ___ 1911, the daughter of William and Celeste (Marsh) Acker

She married ___ _______ ____ - Ralph Pyle

They resided at Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.

son of William and Celeste (Marsh) Acker

Died - Yes

No children.

daughter of William and Celeste (Marsh) Acker

Died - Yes

No children.

son of William and Celeste (Marsh) Acker

B. __ ___ 1923

son of William and Celeste (Marsh) Acker

He was born __ ___ 1927

________2 ________ (__________1) was born ____________, at ______________, ___________ County, ___________, the son of ______________ and _____________ (________) ________. His birth is recorded in ____________ County birth records, v. ___, p. ___.

He died __________________, age ____, of _______________, at _____________, ______________ County, ___________. The funeral was held _____________________, at _________________ Church, __________, and he is buried in ____________ Cemetery at ____________. His death is recorded in _____ County death records, v. ____, p. _____, and obituaries were published in ________________________.

He married Ida Wonderley _____ _______ _______, at ___________________ Church, _______________, ______________ County, ________. Reverend _________________ presided. Witnesses were __________________ and ________________. The marriage is recorded in the marriage register of __________ Church, _______________ Street, _______________. See also ______________ County marriage records, v. ___, no. ________.

Ida Wonderley was born __ _______ ____, at _____________, ___________ County, ___________, the daughter of Robert and Blanche (Acker) Wonderley. Her birth is recorded in ___________ County birth records, v. ___, p. ___.

She resides at Factoryville, Pennsylvania.

The ________s have ____ children:

daughter of Irving W. and Marjorie (Daily) Blemker

Son of Irving W. and Marjorie (Daily) Blemker

Son of Cyrus Earl and Ruecetta (Bair) Daily

Son of Cyrus Earl and Ruecetta (Bair) Daily

Son of Cyrus Earl and Ruecetta (Bair) Daily

Daughter of Cyrus Earl and Ruecetta (Bair) Daily

Son of John and Pearl (Glenn) Daily

Son of John and Pearl (Glenn) Daily

son of John and Pearl (Glenn) Daily

daughter of John and Pearl (Glenn) Daily

son of Luther and Ella (Yost) Ames.

daughter of Luther and Ella (Yost) Ames.

Charles8 Yost, Jr. (Charles7, John Clifford6, John5, Clifford4, Joseph3, Henry2, Johann Conrad1) was born __ _______ ____, at _____________, _______________ County, Pennsylvania, the son of Charles and Irma (John) Yost. His birth is recorded in ______________ County birth records, v. ___, no. ___.

He died _____________________, age __, of ___________, at _________, _____ County, _____________. The funeral was held ____________________, at ___________ Church, _________, and he is buried in __________ Cemetery at _______. His death is recorded in __________________ County death records, v. ____, no. _____, and obituaries were published in _____________________.

He married ______________________________ _____ _______ _______, at ___________________ Church, _____________, ______________ County, ____________. Reverend _________________ presided. Witnesses were ______________ and ______________. The marriage is recorded in the marriage register of _______ Church, _______________ Street, ___________. See also ______________ County marriage records, v. __, no. _______.

______________ was born _____________, at ______________, ___________ County, ___________, the daughter of ____________ and ___________ (______) __________. Her birth is recorded in ____________ County birth records, v. ___, p. ___. She died _____________________, age ____, of _____________, at _____________, ______________ County, ___________. The funeral was held _____________________, at _________________ Church, __________, and she is buried in ____________ Cemetery at ____________. Her death is recorded in _____ County death records, v. ____, p. _____, and obituaries were published in ________________________.

Resides at Steelville, Chester County, Pennsylvania.

The Yosts had __ children:

Henry William8 Wingert (John Adam7, Henry6, Daniel5, John Jacob4 Leonard3, Nicholas2, Elijah1) was born 14 January 1909 at Lebanon, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania, the son of John Adam and Rose Allen (MacHenry) Wingert. His birth is recorded in Lebanon County birth records, v. ___, no. ___.

He died _____________________, age __, of ___________, at _________, _____ County, _____________. The funeral was held ____________________, at ___________ Church, _________, and he is buried in __________ Cemetery at _______. His death is recorded in __________________ County death records, v. ____, no. _____, and obituaries were published in _____________________.

He married Ethel Salome Ressler 18 September 1928 at the parsonage of the Parkesburg Methodist Church, Parkesburg, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Reverend _________________ presided. Witnesses were __________________ and ________________. The marriage is recorded in the marriage register of __________ Church, _______________ Street, _______________. See also Chester County marriage records, v. ___, no. ________.

Ethel Ressler was born 26 November 1910 in her grandparents' home at 502 Rosemont Avenue, Parkesburg, the daughter of Harvey Mahlon and Blanche Ethel (Yost) Ressler. Her birth is recorded in Chester County birth records, v. ___, p. ___. She died _____________________, age __, of _____________, at _____________, ______________ County, __________. The funeral was held _____________________, at _________________ Church, __________, and she is buried in ___________ Cemetery at ____________. Her death is recorded in _____ County death records, v. ____, p. _____, and obituaries were published in _________________.

They reside at 436 Strasburg Avenue, Parkesburg, Pennsylvania, 19365, which was once the home of William and Julia Ann (Sharp) Yost, her great-grandparents. (Info. dated 1977.)

The Wingerts had two children:

Geraldine Mae Wingert = William Arthur Nitzenberger

John Harvey Wingert = Nancy Louise Semple

John Robert2 Brown (Frank1) was born 17 October 1907 near Cochranville, Chester County, Pennsylvania, the son of Frank and Mary Alice (Jones) Brown. His birth is recorded in Chester County birth records, v. ___, no. ___.

He died _____________________, age __, of ___________, at _________, _____ County, _____________. The funeral was held ____________________, at ___________ Church, _________, and he is buried in __________ Cemetery at _______. His death is recorded in __________________ County death records, v. ____, no. _____, and obituaries were published in _____________________.

He married Audrey Jeanette Ressler 2 July 1938 at the Methodist Church, at Elkton, Cecil County, Maryland. Reverend _________________ presided. Witnesses were __________________ and ________________. The marriage is recorded in the marriage register of __________ Church, _______________ Street, _______________. See also Cecil County marriage records, v. ___, no. ________.

Audrey Ressler was born 5 September 1916 at 503 Rosemont Avenue, Parkesburg, Chester County, Pennsylvania, the daughter of Harvey Mahlon and Blanche Ethel (Yost) Ressler. Her birth is recorded in Chester County birth records, v. ___, no. ___. She died _____________________, age __, of _____________, at _____________, ______________ County, __________. The funeral was held _____________________, at _________________ Church, __________, and she is buried in ___________ Cemetery at ____________. Her death is recorded in _____ County death records, v. ____, p. _____, and obituaries were published in _________________.

They reside at Parkesburg, Pennsylvania.

The Browns had two children: (Info. dated 1977.)

Gail Ann Brown = James Vernon McWilliams

Robert Craig Brown

son of William Gardner and Elsie Serene (Metzger) Andes

B. 13 May 1913

M. __ April 1936 - _________ _______

child: Lawrence Andes

John Charles4 Andes (William Gardner3, John Howard2, David Gardner?1) was born 12 July 1920 at Ocean City, _______________ County, New Jersey, the son of William Gardner and Elsie Serene (Metzger) Andes. His birth is recorded in ______________ County birth records, v. ___, no. ___.

He died _____________________, age __, of ___________, at _________, _____ County, _____________. The funeral was held ____________________, at ___________ Church, _________, and he is buried in __________ Cemetery at _______. His death is recorded in __________________ County death records, v. ____, no. _____, and obituaries were published in _____________________.

He married, first, ________________________________ 30 November 1946 at ___________________ Church, _______________, ______________ County, ____________________. Reverend _________________ presided. Witnesses were __________________ and ________________. The marriage is recorded in the marriage register of __________ Church, _______________ Street, _______________. See also ______________ County marriage records, v. ___, no. ________.

______________ was born _____________, at _____________, ___________ County, ___________, the daughter of _____________ and _____________ (___________) ____________. Her birth is recorded in ___________ County birth records, v. ___, p. ___. She died _____________________, age __, of _____________, at _____________, ______________ County, __________. The funeral was held _____________________, at _________________ Church, __________, and she is buried in ___________ Cemetery at ____________. Her death is recorded in _____ County death records, v. ____, p. _____, and obituaries were published in _________________.

He married, second, ___________ ______________ 10 February 1961 at ___________________ Church, _______________, ______________ County, ____________________. Reverend _________________ presided. Witnesses were __________________ and ________________. The marriage is recorded in the marriage register of __________ Church, _______________ Street, _______________. See also ______________ County marriage records, v. ___, no. ________.

______________ was born _____________, at _____________, ___________ County, ___________, the daughter of _____________ and _____________ (___________) ____________. Her birth is recorded in ___________ County birth records, v. ___, p. ___. She died _____________________, age __, of _____________, at _____________, ______________ County, __________. The funeral was held _____________________, at _________________ Church, __________, and she is buried in ___________ Cemetery at ____________. Her death is recorded in _____ County death records, v. ____, p. _____, and obituaries were published in _________________.

John Andes attended Temple University in Philadelphia.

He served on the U.S. Air Corps.

His occupation is actor (his professional name is “Keith Andes”).

John Andes and his first wife, whom he divorced, had two children:

Mark Christopher Andes

Matthew Scott Andes

John Andes and his second wife had no children.

Norman4 Andes (Charles Lovett, Sr.3, John Howard2, David Gardner1) was born _______________, at _____________, _______________ County, ____________, the son of Charles Lovett and ___________ (_____________) Andes. His birth is recorded in ______________ County birth records, v. ___, no. ___.

He died _____________________, age __, of ___________, at _________, _____ County, _____________. The funeral was held ____________________, at ___________ Church, _________, and he is buried in __________ Cemetery at _______. His death is recorded in __________________ County death records, v. ____, no. _____, and obituaries were published in _____________________.

He married ________________________________ _____ _______ _______, at ___________________ Church, _______________, ______________ County, ____________________. Reverend _________________ presided. Witnesses were __________________ and ________________. The marriage is recorded in the marriage register of __________ Church, _______________ Street, _______________. See also ______________ County marriage records, v. ___, no. ________.

______________ was born _____________, at _____________, ___________ County, ___________, the daughter of _____________ and _____________ (___________) ____________. Her birth is recorded in ___________ County birth records, v. ___, p. ___. She died _____________________, age __, of _____________, at _____________, ______________ County, __________. The funeral was held _____________________, at _________________ Church, __________, and she is buried in ___________ Cemetery at ____________. Her death is recorded in _____ County death records, v. ____, p. _____, and obituaries were published in _________________.

The Andeses had ______ children:

Charles Lovett4 Andes, Jr. (Charles Lovett Andes, Sr.3, John Howard2, David Gardner1) was born _______________, at _____________, _______________ County, ____________, the son of Charles Lovett and ___________ (_____________) Andes. His birth is recorded in ______________ County birth records, v. ___, no. ___

He died _____________________, age __, of ___________, at _________, _____ County, _____________. The funeral was held ____________________, at ___________ Church, _________, and he is buried in __________ Cemetery at _______. His death is recorded in __________________ County death records, v. ____, no. _____, and obituaries were published in _____________________.

He married ________________________________ _____ _______ _______, at ___________________ Church, _______________, ______________ County, ____________________. Reverend _________________ presided. Witnesses were __________________ and ________________. The marriage is recorded in the marriage register of __________ Church, _______________ Street, _______________. See also ______________ County marriage records, v. ___, no. ________.

______________ was born _____________, at _____________, ___________ County, ___________, the daughter of _____________ and _____________ (___________) ____________. Her birth is recorded in ___________ County birth records, v. ___, p. ___. She died _____________________, age __, of _____________, at _____________, ______________ County, __________. The funeral was held _____________________, at _________________ Church, __________, and she is buried in ___________ Cemetery at ____________. Her death is recorded in _____ County death records, v. ____, p. _____, and obituaries were published in _________________.

The Andeses had ______ children:

Charles Clifford8 Yost, Jr., (Charles Clifford7, William Clifford6, William5, Clifford4, Joseph3, Henry2, Johann Conrad1) was born 19 August 1921 at Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, the son of Charles Clifford and Margaret (Eiden) Yost. His birth is recorded in Polk County birth records, v. ___, no. ___.

He married Louise Virginia Crum 3 January 1941 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, West Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa. Reverend _________________ presided. Witnesses were __________________ and ________________. The marriage is recorded in the marriage register of __________ Church, _______________ Street, _______________. See also ______________ County marriage records, v. ___, no. ________.

Louise Crum was born 31 December 1921 at Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, the daughter of Lloyd Harold and Ruth Alpha (Strickland) Crum. Her birth is recorded in Polk County birth records, v. ___, p. ___.

Charles Yost, Jr., has a high school education from West Des Moines, as well as having taken various language courses in United States Army colleges.

He served in the United States Army for 22 years. During World War II, he was a Glider Pilot in Europe. For 15 years after the war, he served in the Army's Counter-Intelligence Corps.

His occupation formerly was clerk in Iowa Employment Commission, State of Iowa. He is now employed by the Firestone Tire & Rubber Company.

They reside at West Des Moines, Iowa. (Info. dated 1995.)

The Yosts had ten children: (Info. dated 1977-1979).

Son

Son

Daughter

Daughter

Daughter

Daughter

Daughter

Daughter

Son

Daughter

William Frederick2 Flaherty, Jr. (William Frederick1) was born 8 February 1922 at Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, the son of William Frederick and Helen (Lucy) Flaherty. His birth is recorded in Polk County birth records, v. ___, no. ___.

He died _____________________, age __, of ___________, at _________, _____ County, _____________. The funeral was held ____________________, at ___________ Church, _________, and he is buried in __________ Cemetery at _______. His death is recorded in __________________ County death records, v. ____, no. _____, and obituaries were published in _____________________.

He married Margaret Anne Yost 5 August 1946 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, West Des Moines, Polk County, ____________________. Reverend _________________ presided. Witnesses were __________________ and ________________. The marriage is recorded in the marriage register of __________ Church, _______________ Street, _______________. See also Polk County marriage records, v. ___, no. ________.

Margaret Yost was born 21 November 1924 at Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, the daughter of Charles Clifford and Margaret (Eiden) Yost. Her birth is recorded in ___________ County birth records, v. ___, p. ___.

Margaret Anne Yost graduated from St. Joseph's Academy, Des Moines, and from St. Joseph's School of Nursing, Mason City, Cerro Gordo County, Iowa, in 1945. She is a registered nurse.

The Flahertys had three children:

Son

Daughter

Daughter

Daryle Keith2 Starbeck (John ________1) was born 3 January 1922 at West Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, the son of John _______ and Marie _______ (Murray) Starbeck. His birth is recorded in Polk County birth records, v. ___, no. ___.

He married Barbara Jean Yost 20 June 1950 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, West Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa. Reverend _________________ presided. Witnesses were __________________ and ________________. The marriage is recorded in the marriage register of __________ Church, _______________ Street, _______________. See also ______________ County marriage records, v. ___, no. ________.

Barbara Yost was born 22 November 1928 at Des Moines, Polk County, ___________, the daughter of Charles Clifford and Margaret (Eiden) Yost. Her birth is recorded in Polk County birth records, v. ___, p. ___.

They reside at Lake Havasu City, Arizona. (Information dated 9/95)

Barbara Jean Yost graduated from St. Joseph's Academy, Des Moines, in 1946 and attended Iowa State College at Ames, Story County, Iowa.

The Starbecks had six children:

Son

Son

Daughter

Son

Daughter

Daughter

Joseph Michael2 Van Hosen (Joseph Thomas2) was born 6 May 1930 at Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, the son of Joseph Thomas and Rose Ellen (McNerney) Van Hosen. His birth is recorded in ______________ County birth records, v. ___, no. ___.

He married Kathleen Elizabeth Yost 28 December 1954 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, West Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa. Reverend _____________ presided. Witnesses were __________________ and ________________. The marriage is recorded in the marriage register of __________ Church, _______________ Street, _______________. See also Polk County marriage records, v. ___, no. ________.

Kathleen Yost was born 24 October 1931 at Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, the daughter of Charles Clifford and Margaret (Eiden) Yost. Her birth is recorded in Polk County birth records, v. ___, p. ___.

Kathleen Elizabeth Yost graduated from St. Joseph's Academy, Des Moines, in 1948 and attended Iowa State Teachers College, Cedar Falls, Black Hawk County, Iowa.

The Van Hosens had six children:

Daughter

Son

Son

Daughter

Daughter

Son

William John8 Yost (Charles Clifford7, William Clifford6, William5, Clifford4, Joseph3, Henry2, Johann Conrad1) was born 4 January 1934 at Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, the son of Charles Clifford and Margaret (Eiden) Yost. His birth is recorded in ______________ County birth records, v. ___, no. ___.

He died 6 August 1995, age 61, of ___________, at _________, _____ County, _____________. The funeral was held ____________________, at ___________ Church, _________, and he is buried in __________ Cemetery at _______. His death is recorded in __________________ County death records, v. ____, no. _____, and obituaries were published in _____________________.

He married Patricia Joanne Markey 12 June 1956 at St. John's Catholic Church, Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa. Reverend _________________ presided. Witnesses were __________________ and ________________. The marriage is recorded in the marriage register of __________ Church, _______________ Street, _______________. See also Polk County marriage records, v. ___, no. ________.

Patricia Markey was born 5 August 1934 at Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, the daughter of John Joseph and Lorraine (Halterman) Markey. Her birth is recorded in Polk County birth records, v. ___, p. ___.

William John Yost graduated from Valley High School, West Des Moines, Polk County, in 1952; and with honors from Drake University Law School, Des Moines in 1958.

He served in the Judge Advocate's Office, Ellsworth Air Force Base, Rapid City, Pennington County, South Dakota for three years. He held a commission as Captain in the Air Force Reserve.

After his release from active duty in 1961, he practiced privately and later that year became Assistant to the Attorney General for the State of Iowa. Later he joined the Zohn & Yost law office in Des Moines and was employed as a hearing officer for the State of Iowa at Des Moines, Iowa.

The Yost's had five children:

Son

Unknown

Daughter

Daughter

Daughter

Mary Helen8 Yost (Charles Clifford7, William Clifford6, William5, Clifford4, Joseph3, Henry2, Johann Conrad1) was born 6 January 1942 at Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, the daughter of Charles Clifford and Margaret (Eiden) Yost. Her birth is recorded in Polk County birth records, v. ___, no. ___.

She died 9 February 1942, age 1 month 3 days, of ___________ at Des Moines. The funeral was held _____________________, at _________________ Church, _______, and she is buried in Resthaven Cemetery at West Des Moines, Polk County. Her death is recorded in Polk County death records, v. ____, no. _____, and obituaries were published in _______________________.

John William^{7 Diederich (Joseph Charles6, John William5, Johann4, Johann Nicolaus3, Paul2, Johann Nicolaus1) was born at 5:55 a.m. 30 August 1929 at St. Mary's Hospital at Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wisconsin, the son of Joseph Charles and Alice Florence (Yost) Diederich. Dr. L. M. Lundmark, M.D. was the attending physician. His birth is recorded in Rusk County birth records, v 14, no 744. He was baptized __ September 1929 at Our Lady of Sorrows Roman Catholic church at Ladysmith. His sponsors were the Reverend C. C. Herr, a family friend, and Mary Loretta (Yost) Williams, his aunt. See the baptism records of the church.}

He married Mary Theresa Klein 25 November 1950 at St. Mary's Roman Catholic church at 117 East Van Buren Street, Port Washington, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin. The Reverend Charles William Gilles, O.M.I. presided. Father Gilles is a first cousin of Mary's mother. The witnesses were Joseph Charles Diederich II, brother of the groom, and Dorothy Mae Altendorf, a friend of the bride. The marriage is recorded in the marriage register of the church. See also Ozaukee County marriage records, v 16, no. 352.

She was born at 11:40 p.m. 21 January 1930 at St. Joseph's hospital at Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, the daughter of Joseph Ferdinand and Lorraine Marcella (Hubing) Klein. Dr. G. A. Hipke, M.D., 141 East Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, was the attending physician. At the time of her birth, her parents were residing at 689 Milwaukee Street, Port Washington. See Milwaukee County birth records, v 993, p. 298 and the records of the Bureau of Vital Statistics, Wisconsin State Board of Health, 1930, p. 830. She was baptized __ February 1930 at St. Mary's Roman Catholic church at Port Washington. Her sponsors were Nicholas Hubing and Mary (Wester) Klein, her grandparents. See the baptism records of the church.

John William Diederich attended kindergarten at the public school, Bloomer, Chippewa County, Wisconsin from September 1934 until June 1935. He attended the first seven grades at St. Paul's parochial school at Bloomer from September 1935 until June 1942. He attended the eighth grade at Notre Dame parochial school at Chippewa Falls, Chippewa County from September 1942 until June 1943. He attended the first year of high school at McDonnell Memorial high school at Chippewa Falls from September 1943 until June 1944. In September 1944, he transferred to Chippewa Falls Senior high school and was graduated in June 1947.

While in high school, he was a carrier boy for the Chippewa Falls Herald-Telegram from July 1942 until August 1943. In August 1943, he became the circulation agent at Chippewa Falls for the St. Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch. He kept this agency until July 1944 when he went to work on the Strauss farm at Falls Creek, Wisconsin, detassling corn. This seasonal job ended in August 1944. From May 1945 until June 1945 he worked as a clerk in the Oleson Drug Store at Chippewa Falls. During July and August 1945, he again detassled corn at the Strauss farm. From September 1945 until September 1947, he was a messenger for the Western Union Telegraph Company at Chippewa Falls.

On the basis of a competitive examination, he received a Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps scholarship to Marquette university, Milwaukee. He attended the college of journalism at Marquette university from September 1947 to June 1951 and was graduated with a bachelor of philosophy degree in journalism on 13 June 1951.

While at Marquette university, he worked for the Mossey-Otto Company from March until June 1948, delivering dental supplies. From February 1949 until June 1951, he worked in the composing room of Marquette University Press as a printer. He was also makeup editor of the weekly Marquette Tribune. He was an engraver for Williston Engraving Company from March to June 1951.

Upon graduation from Marquette university, he was commissioned a second lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps, 13 June 1951. He attended the ninth and eleventh special basic courses at the officer's basic school at Marine Corps schools, Quantico, Prince William County, Virginia from June 1951 to 8 March 1952. He was then assigned to the Marine Corps educational center where he served as assistant officer in charge of the training aids section until 9 September 1952 when he was assigned to the 21st communications officer’s course. He completed this course 7 February 1953 at the head of his class with the highest grade average ever achieved at the communications officer’s school. He was then transferred to the Fleet Marine Force Atlantic where he served as communications officer of the 2nd 155mm Gun Battalion at Camp Geiger, Onslow County, North Carolina until 12 September 1953 when he was discharged from the regular Marine Corps, accepted a reserve commission and was released from active duty.

In September 1953, he entered the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. He was graduated in June 1955 with the degree of master of business administration with high distinction. He was also awarded the Baker Scholar key.

He retained his reserve commission in the Marine Corps and while attending the Harvard Business School, he served as a platoon leader with the 1st Signal Company, U. S. Marine Corps Reserve, at Worcester, Massachusetts. On 20 August 1955, he transferred to Marine Air Reserve squadron VMF-233 at Norfolk, Virginia and served in that squadron until 30 September 1964. During this period he had various assignments including electronics officer, avionics officer, training officer and administrative officer. On 30 September 1964, he transferred to Marine Air Reserve Group 20 at Norfolk where he served as S-1 and adjutant. On 7 February 1966, he transferred to the standby reserve. He was promoted to first lieutenant 1 December 1952; to captain, 18 March 1954; to major, 1 October 1961, and to lieutenant colonel, 1 September 1966. On 1 July 1971, he transferred to the retired reserve with the rank of lieutenant colonel.

He was a part time instructor on the faculty of Boston university during 1954 and taught various evening courses in the school of business administration of Old Dominion university at Norfolk, Virginia from 1955 to 1959.

Upon graduation from the Harvard Business School in June 1955, he joined Landmark Communications, Inc. (then Norfolk Newpapers, Inc.) as research director. He held this post until November 1961 when he became controller of the company and of its broadcast subsidiary, WTAR Radio-TV Corporation. He was promoted to secretary-treasurer in 1964 and to vice president and treasurer in April 1965. He became a member of Landmark's board of directors in April 1967. He became executive vice president/finance in April 1973, executive vice president/community newspapers in April 1978, and executive vice president and chief financial officer in April 1982. He served as chairman of the board of Landmark Community Newspapers Inc. from 1977 to 1988 and as president of Executive Productivity Systems, Inc. from 1982 to 1988.

He retired from these various posts on 1 September 1990 but continued to serve as a member of the boards of directors and chairman of the investment committees of Landmark Communications Inc., TeleCable Corporation, and the Landmark Foundation until 1995.

After his Retirement, the Diederichs moved to Incline Village, Washoe County, Nevada in 1995.

Since then he has been a financial consultant, a private investor, and a co-founder of various Internet related ventures including Internet Express, Inc., an Internet access provider at Madison, Wisconsin; Wide World Web International, an Internet advertising and publishing business based at Incline Village, Nevada; and City News, Inc., an Internet advertising and publishing business built around free classifieds, auction ads, and local news.

He has been a member of the National Association of Accountants, the Institute of Newspaper Controllers and Finance Officers, the Institute of Broadcasting Financial Management and president of the Tidewater Virginia professional chapter of Sigma Delta Chi. He also has been a member of the lay advisory board of De Paul Hospital.

His hobbies included photography, and genealogy and he was a member of the Sons of the American Revolution, the American Numismatic Association, the Wisconsin State Genealogical Society, the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania, the National Genealogical Society and the Historical Society of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.

Believing that his college education at Marquette University enabled him to achieve a level of success in life that he would not have otherwise aspired to, in 2005 John William and his wife Mary made a generous donation to fund the John William and Mary T. Diederich School of Communication at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

John William died 27 March 2006, age 76 years, seven months, of liver cancer, at __________ Hospital in Charlottesville, Virginia. Although he was a teetoler throughout his adult life, he was diagnosed with Liver Cancer in February of 2005. He had been a diabetic for many years, also had high blood pressure and high cholesterol and the final analysis was that toxities from a multitude of prescription drugs built up in his liver, eventually leading to liver cancer. Funeral Services were held at St. Nicholas Roman Catholic Church in Virginia Beach, Virginia, and at St. Mary's Roman Catholic church at 117 East Van Buren Street, Port Washington, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin He is buried at _____________ Cemetery, Port Washington, Wisconsin.

Mary Theresa Klein attended kindergarten at the Wisconsin Street Public School, Port Washington, from September 1934 until June 1935. She attended the first 10 grades at St. Mary's Parochial School at Port Washington, from September 1935 until June 1945. She graduated from Port Washington High School in June 1947. She attended the college of liberal arts at Marquette University, until June 1950. She was a member of Chi Sigma Chi sorority and Fatima Club.

She was employed as a playground supervisor during the summer of 1950 at Port Washington and then as an office clerk at the Knellsville Canning Company there. She joined the convention bureau of the Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce in October 1950 as a secretary and was employed there until June 1951 when she and her husband moved to Virginia.

She attended Old Dominion University on a part-time basis from 1962 to 1970 and received her bachelor of arts degree in English in June 1970. She studied media production at Tidewater Community College at Virginia Beach during 1980 and 1981.

She played the viola in the Old Dominion University orchestra from 1966 to 1973. She joined the Virginia Beach Pops Symphony orchestra in 1973 as a viola player. She also played the recorder with the pro musica group of St. Aiden's Episcopal church at Virginia Beach for three years. She was a cantor and a religious education teacher of St. Nicholas Roman Catholic church at Virginia Beach.

She played the viola in the Carson City Community Orchestra in Carson City, Nevada. She was a member of the choir of St. Francis Assisi Roman Catholic church at Incline Village, Nevada.

Mary will always be remembered for her gentle and giving nature. She made time in her busy schedule to visit elderly friends with her children, teaching them the value of compassion and caring for others. Despite having so many children of her own, she often included her children's friends in outings to playgrounds or the beach. She rarely raised her voice or lost patience with her many children, and was a loving and supportive wife throughout 55 years of marriage.

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Joseph Charles7 Diederich (Joseph Charles6, John William5, Johann4, Johann Nicolaus3, Paul2, Johann Nicolaus1) was born 1 August 1931 at Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wisconsin, the son of Joseph Charles and Alice Florence (Yost) Diederich. His birth is recorded in Rusk County birth records, v___, no. ____. He was baptized __ __________ ____ at ____________ church at ____________________. His sponsors were ___________________ and _____________________. See the baptism records of the church.

He married Katheryn Louise Miller 14 August 1957 at ________________ Roman Catholic church, Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. Bishop Charles Helmsing presided. Witnesses were John William Diederich, his brother, and Carolyn Moore. The marriage is recorded in the marriage register of the church. See also Greene County marriage records, v ___, no. ____.

She was born 11 July 1935 at St. John's hospital at Springfield, the daughter of John Weston and Katheryn Charlotte (Meyer) Miller. Her birth is recorded in Greene County birth records, v___, no. ____. She was baptized __ __________ ____ at ____________ church at ______________________. Her sponsors were ___________________ and _____________________. See the baptism records of the church.

Joseph Charles attended grade school at St. Paul’s School at Bloomer, Wisconsin, Notre Dame school at Chippewa Falls, and finally from September 1944 until June 1946, he attended St. Charles Borromayo(sp?) School at Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. He then went on to McDonell Memorial High School where he graduated in June 1950. From September 1950 until June 1951 he attended Wisconsin State College at Eau Claire, Wisconsin. From September 1951 until October 1952 he attended Marquette University at Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He went back to Marquette from January 1955 until January 1956. He then attended University of Wisconsin (extension) at Milwaukee from January until June 1956. From September 1956 until June 1957 he went back to Marquette University. From September 1957 until June 1959 he attended Wayne State University at Detroit, Michigan. From September 1959 until June 1960 he attended Eastern Michigan University at Ypsilanti, Michigan. From June until August 1960 he attended Wayne State University. From September 1960 until January 1961 he attended Eastern Michigan University at Ypsilanti where he graduated with at AB in economics and minors in both math and history. He then obtained 14 credits at University of Detroit where he attended from September 1962 until December 1966.

Joseph began his military service as a disbursing specialist with the finance corps of the United States Army. From 3 November until 13 October 1954 he served principal duty at the 44th finance disbursing section, APO 164, Stuttgart & Karlsruhe, Germany. He was honorably discharged 1 November 1960 from reserve duty. He then attended the United States Army School of Finance from March until June 1952 where he enlisted in disbursing course decorations. Joseph received two medals while in the service, an Army of Occupations medal, and a National Defense Service medal. His discharge is recorded at the Chippewa County courthouse, Wisconsin, v 10 of discharges, p. 286.

Joseph Charles began working as a carrier 3 January 1944 at the Milwaukee Journel, he then worked for the St. Paul's Dispach & Pioneer Press, and finally the Chippewa Herald-Telegram. For about two months, Joseph worked as a dishwasher for the Chippewa cafe. He was then a messenger for the Western Union Telegraph Company for about two years. Then for one year he was an assistant cook at the Empire Cafe. For about 20 days he was a Sales Clerk at St. Clair-Johnson. Then for a little over a year he was a desk clerk at Hotel Northern, all these jobs at Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. From 3 August 1951 until 12 September 1952, he worked as a transformer assembler and store attendent at Allis Chalmers manufacturing company at West Allis, Wisconsin. During his employment at Allis Chalmers, he worked for Wisconsin Car Wash incorporated from 12 August until 18 September 1951 and for the Wisconsin Club from 30 August until 16 September 1952 as a bus boy. Then for a little bit over a month, he worked as a clerk for the Milwaukee Grain Exchange. From 3 November 1952 until 30 October 1954 he served in the United States Army. Joseph began working as a civilian again 6 December 1954 until 31 March 1955 at Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis as a clerk. Then from 4 April 1955 until 30 November 1956, Joseph worked as a clerk for the Harnischfeger corporation. He then worked as a surface finisher for Fluegge Optical Service incorporated from 27 November 1956 until 9 August 1957. Then for about three months he worked at Hoyts' grocery as a clerk, all these jobs at Milwaukee, Wisconsin. From 11 September 1957 until 18 April 1958 he worked at the Henry Ford hospital at Detroit, Michigan as assistant instructor of chemistry. From 13 March until 3 November 1961 he was a planning associate with the Southeastern Virginia Regional Planning Commission at Norfolk, Virginia. Finally since 8 November 1961, Joseph is employed by Vickers Incorporated as a statistician and systems analyst at Troy, Michigan.

For the first two months of his life, Joseph resided at Ladysmith, his family then moved to Bloomer Schwab res., where they lived for about five years. From 1 July 1936 until 30 April 1939 the Diederichs lived at Eagleton, they then moved to the Martin farm in Bloomer where they lived for about a year and five months. They then moved to the Bresian res. at Bloomer, where they resided from 1 October 1940 until 14 April 1942. They then moved to R #5 Lake Winsota, Stunim cottage, Chippewa County, where they lived for a little under four months. Then from 1 September 1942 until 30 October 1949 they lived at 43 East Elm Street, Chippewa Falls. They then moved to 320 1/2 North Bridge Street, Chippewa Falls, where they lived from 1 November 1949 until 31 August 1950. They then moved back to 43 East Elm Street, Chippewa Falls where they lived from 1 September 1950 until 30 July 1951. Then from 1 August 1951 until 1 November 1952 they resided at Apartment 3, 754 North 15th Street, Milwaukee. Joseph Charles then joined the United States Army. After he was honorably discharged in 1954, he went back to 43 East Elm Street, Chippewa Falls where he lived for about a month. From 4 November 1954 until 31 August 1955 he lived at 1311 West Kilbourn Avenue at Milwaukee. Then for a year he lived at 740 North 22nd Street. Then From 1 June 1956 until 10 August 1957 he lived at 1616 West Wisconsin Avenue, all these residences were in Wisconsin. On 14 August 1957 Joseph Charles married Katheryn Louise Miller, they moved into Apartment 3, 906 Lothrop, Detroit, where they lived from 7 September 1957 until 15 June 1958. They then moved into Apartment 17, 459 West Hancock, Detroit where they lived from 15 June 1958 until 17 March 1961. They then moved to 308 College Place, Ypsilonti where they lived from about a year. From 12 September 1960 until 28 January 1961 they resided at 318 West Forest, Ypsilonti; all these residences where in Michigan. The Diederichs then moved to Norfolk, Virginia for eight months, there they lived at Apartment 4C, 604 Fairfax Avenue. They then moved back to Michigan where they have been living since 1961. They moved to 258 Ardmore Drive, Ferndale, where they lived for about three years. Then for a year they lived at Robina Street, Berkley. On 4 July 1964 they lived at 210 Puritan Avenue, Highland Pack.

After retirement the Diederichs went to Incline Village, Nevada where Joe designed and directed building a dream home for his brother at 1466 Glarus Court, Tyrolian Village neighborhood, Incline Village, Nevada. The Diederichs moved to Incline Village, Nevada and Joseph attended University of Nevada, Reno, earning a degree in Architecture there. They quickly became active members of the community, involved in hiking, biking and social clubs. Kay Diederich also played in the Carson City Chamber Orchestra and was a member of the Choir at St. Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic Church in Incline Village.

After a couragous battle, Joseph Charles died, at home, of Colon Cancer on __ _____________ 200_. Funeral Masses were held at St. Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic Church, Incline Village, Nevada and also at _____________ Church, in Bloomer, Wisconsin. His funeral included a 21 Gun Salute, and he is buried near his grandparents at __________ Cemetery, ___________, Wisconsin.