Nicholas⁴ Arner (Jacob³, felix², Ulrich¹), born 25 September and christened 22 October 1780₍₃₎ in Whitehall, Northampton (now Lehigh), Pennsylvania; died 07 April 1839 aged 58 years, 06 months, 13 days₍₂₃₎ in Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania; married to Susanna Koenig (daughter of Matheus König and Eva Elisabeth Jung, both buried at Dryland Union Church) who was born 04 May 1787₍₁₄₎(also from christening record at Evangelical Lutheran Church, Easton, Northampton, Pennsylvania) and died 22 February 1866₍₁₄₎ in Bethlehem (gravestone). He was a stonemason.

1810 Census: Naholas Arner, page 085, Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania.

Apparently 1820 Census: Susana Arner, page 237, Forks, Northampton, Pennsylvania.

1830 Census: Nichlas Orner, page 114, Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania.

1850 Census: Sus. Arner (with son R.), page 271, visit 319/353, Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania.

1860 Census: Susanna Ahner, page 055, visit 1362/1414, Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania.

He was buried 08 April 1839 at Dryland Union Church₍₂₃₎ at Hecktown, Bethlehem (now Lower Nazareth) Township, Northampton, Pennsylvania, which cemetery no longer exists in its original state. She is buried at St. John’s Union Church at Farmersville (Bethlehem Township), Northampton, Pennsylvania. Her estate (Northampton Will File #7862): Letters of Administration for Nicholas, Gereon and Reuben Arner filed 09 March 1866 and Inventory filed 21 March 1866, documents also mention Andrew, Francis and David Koenig, relationship not stated.

Known children, most or all born in Bethlehem Township:

Hannah⁵ Arner, born 18 May and christened 21 June 1807 (Sponsors: Jacob Arner and Margaret)₍₉₎; died 18 November 1878_(M); married 08 October 1832 to (Captain) John van Billiard (son of Henry and Catherine ver Bilger/van Billiard) who was born 07 April 1803 in Lower Saucon, Northampton, Pennsylvania and died 12 September 1875 at Freemansburg, Northampton, Pennsylvania aged 72 years, 05 months, 05 days (Bethlehem Globe-Times, issue of 13 September 1875). He was a blacksmith; later he owned a hotel (the Old Freemansburg Hotel, later the Eagle Hotel). He served as Captain of the 10th and 1st Companies, 97th Regiment, First Brigade of the 7th Division. 1850 Census: Jno Billyard, page 262, visit 178/206, Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: John Van Billiard, page 323, visit 034/032, Freemansburg borough, Northampton, Pennsylvania [also “Arner Hughes, male age 03, father of foreign birth”; NOTE: I don’t know what that means. ] John is buried at St. John’s Union Church at Farmersville (Bethlehem Township), Northampton, Pennsylvania. Known children [more info on their descendants is in Robert G. Walsh’s GEDCOM]: Anna Malinda Van Billiard, born 02 February 1834, died 18 October 1918, married William Kilpatrick; Jerome Van Billiard, born 08 April 1837, died 10 April 1877, married Ellen ______, he served in Company B, 153^rd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment and in Company A, 2^nd Pennsylvania Artillery Regiment during the Civil War, he is buried at Trinity Reformed Cemetery at Freemansburg, Northampton, Pennsylvania; Martin Van Billiard, born 27 March 1839, died 27 December 1871, married Sarah ______, he served in Company B, 153^rd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment and in Company B, 47^th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment during the Civil War, he is buried at Trinity Reformed Cemetery at Freemansburg; Jemima Van Billiard, born 18 June 1841, died 20 November 1888, married James Anderson; Oliver Van Billiard, born 1844, died 1920, married Anna M. Anderson, he served in Company B, 47^th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment during the Civil War; Monroe Van Billiard, born 13 March 1847, died 08 April 1884, married 19 October 1871 to Emily A. Bechtel; Herman Van Billiard, born about March 1850, died 03 December 1889, married 20 February 1875 to Catherine L. Schick who was born about 1855 in Pennsylvania, he inherited his father’s hotel Orlando Van Billiard, born 13 November 1858, died 05 April 1879; Emma S. Van Billiard, born 26 December 1859, died 24 April 1881; William J. Van Billiard, born 29 October 1862, died 30 December 1881.

Juliana⁵ Arner, born 03 April and christened 21 May 1809 (Sponsors: Henrich Arner and wife Catharina)₍₉₎; died 04 April 1869₍₁₄₎; married 26 December 1830_(9)(23) to Enoch Kemmerer (son of Johannes Kemmerer and Catherine Riegel) who was born 08 February 1809₍₉₎ in Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania and christened 29 March 1809 (Sponsors: George and Elisabeth Rohn)₍₉₎, and died 07 May 1893. [His ancestry is in Two Centuries of Kemmerer Family History, The Kemmerer Family Association, published by Searle & Bachman Company, Allentown, Pennsylvania, 1929 (which book has incorrect information about Juliana, however).] He was a farmer. 1840 Census: Enoch Kemmerer, page 193, Lower Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1850 Census: Enoch Kemmerer, page 223, visit 103/112, Lower Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: Enoch Kemmerer (alone, with son Reuben), page 242, visit 122/117, Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania. She is buried at St. John’s Union Church at Farmersville (Bethlehem Township), Northampton, Pennsylvania. [He was married second after the 1870 census to Maria Kreidler who was born 21 February 1816 and died 25 June 1876. 1880 Census: Enoch Kemerer (widower, with son Alfred), page 304, visit 073/075, Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania.] He is buried at St. Thomas Monocacy (Altonah) Church (now St. Thomas UCC) in Bethlehem Township. Children, born in Lower Nazareth [more info on their descendants is in Robert G. Walsh’s GEDCOM]: Anna Maria Kemmerer, born 30 June 1833, died 01 February 1900, married 13 April 1865 to Peter Engler; James W. Kemmerer, born 19 August 1835, married 18 November 1866 to Juliana Schnabel; John Edward Kemmerer, born 24 February 1838, died 24 January 1903, married first 16 March 1867 to Harrietta Engler, married second 1888 to Emma L. Braerman, he was a farmer; Emelius Frank Kemmerer, born 07 April 1842, died 14 May 1914, married 02 September 1865 to Leanna Odenwelder; Eleanora J. Kemmerer, born 07 December 1843, died 13 March 1918, married 09 January 1868 to Ephraim Wilson Moyer; Reuben E. Kemmerer, born 05 February 1846, died 26 May 1930, married 16 December 1869 to Mary Emily Emmrich, he was a schoolteacher; Alfred Kemmerer, born 01 February 1848, died 08 August 1913, married first 24 March 1867 to Louisa Walter, married second 10 October 1874 to Lydia Ann Walter, married third Henrietta Titus; Elijah Israel Kemmerer, born 06 August 1852, died 06 January 1933, married 25 June 1871 to Cecilia Walter who was born 02 February 1850 in Bethlehem Township and died 05 December 1946 at Easton, Northampton, Pennsylvania.

+ Nicholas⁵ Arner, born 08 July 1811₍₁₄₎; married Elizabeth Eckert.

Dianna⁵ Arner, born about 1813; died 12 March 1893_(M); married to Edward Eckert (from children’s Frakturs) who was born about 1815 in Pennsylvania. She was confirmed 20 November 1830 at Dryland Church₍₉₎. He was a butcher; later he was an innkeeper. 1850 Census: Edw Ecker, page 312, visit 179/193, Allen, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: Edward Eckert, page 018, visit 1275/1423, Allen, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: Edward Eckert, page 212, visit 042/048, Allen, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1880 Census: Edward Eckert, page 208, visit 350/409, Allen (Siegfrieds Bridge), Northampton, Pennsylvania. Known children: Owen Eckert, born about 1838, he was a carpenter, 1860 Census: (single, with parents); Reuben Eckert, born about 1840, 1860 Census: (single, with parents); Sybilla Eckert, born 22 April 1842 (from a Fraktur mentioned in Volume I, page 187_(P)), 1870 Census: Sarah Eckert (single, with parents), 1880 Census: Sabilla Eckert (single, with parents); George Eckert, born about 1845, married to Millie ______ who was born about 1845 in Pennsylvania, 1880 Census: George Eckert, page 208, visit 351/410, Allen (Siegfrieds Bridge), Northampton, Pennsylvania, known children: Laura Eckert born about 1873, Birtie Eckert (daughter) born about 1875, Annie Eckert born about 1877, and Edward Eckert born about June 1880; Amanda Eckert, born 27 January and christened 23 May 1847 (from a Fraktur mentioned in Volume I, page 259_(P)), 1880 Census: (single, with parents); John F. Eckert, born about April 1850; Susan Eckert, born about 1854, [not with parents in 1870]; Ellen J. Eckert, born 24 October 1857, married 27 October 1879 to Jacob Fatzinger.

Eva Elisabeth⁵ Arner, born 04 July 1815₍₁₄₎; died 28 September 1899₍₁₄₎; married 11 February 1837₍₂₃₎ to Reuben Youngkin (son of Peter Youngkin and Sarah Ginnard) who was born 28 January 1812₍₁₄₎ and died 15 May 1870₍₁₄₎ in Bethlehem. She was confirmed 20 November 1830 at Dryland Church₍₉₎. He was a shoemaker. 1850 Census: R Younkin, page 226, visit 097/117, Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: Reuben Yunken, page 067, visit 1454/1504, Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: Eliza Youngkin, page 242, visit 133/128, Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania. They are buried at St. John’s Union Church at Farmersville. Known children, born in Bethlehem:

Gereon Alfred⁶ Youngkin, born 04 August 1841; died 02 March 1908; married 14 March 1863 to Susan C. Gross who was born about June 1843 in Pennsylvania. He was a rag and paper dealer; later a “gentleman” (1880 census). 1870 Census: G. A. Youngkin, page 243, visit 137/132, Bethlehem Township, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1880 Census: Geary A. Younken, page 268, visit 248/320, Bethlehem (2^nd Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1900 Census: Gary A. Youngkin, page 103, visit 494/499, Bethlehem Township, Northampton, Pennsylvania. They had two children, both of whom died young.

Mianna⁶ Youngkin, born 28 October 1844; died 04 December 1920; married 05 June 1870 to William Henry Coleman (son of Charles and Angelina Coleman) who was born about June 1842 in Pennsylvania. He was a grocer. 1870 Census: Mianna Coleman (alone, with mother); also Wm. H. Coleman (alone, with his parents), page 243, visit 135/130, Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1880 Census: William H. Coleman, page 303, visit 042/043, Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1900 Census: William H. Coleman, page 104, visit 525/532, Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania. Children: Charles Reuben Coleman, born 16 March 1874₍₄₀₎, married after the 1900 census to Jennie E. ______, he was a merchant₍₄₀₎, he served as Postmaster at Butztown (in Bethlehem township)₍₄₀₎; Gary Alfred Coleman, born 24 May 1878₍₄₀₎, married 1896-97 to Ella S. ______ who was born about July 1879 in Pennsylvania, he was a machine helper at Bethlehem Steel Company₍₄₀₎, 1900 Census: Gary A. Coleman (with his parents), known child Earl William Coleman was born 06 October 1897₍₄₀₎ and was a mariner based out of Boston, Massachusetts in 1918₍₄₀₎[but WWI draft registration was filed at Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania]; Elsie F. Coleman, born about August 1884.

Gereon⁵ Arner, born 10 October 1817 and christened 05 February 1818 (recorded at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church at Easton); died 22 January 1904 in Northampton County (Book 2, page 001); married to Sophia Fenicle (daughter_(M) of George Fenicle) who was born 11 March 1823 in Northampton County and died 05 April 1896 aged 73 years, 25 days_(M). He was a shoemaker. 1850 Census: Gereon Arner, page 228, visit 169/186, Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: Gerion Ahmer, page 1130, visit 746/822, Upper Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: Geary Arner, page 465, visit 114/117, Upper Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1880 Census: Gereon Arner, page 408, visit 046/049, Upper Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1890 Census Directory: Gerson Arner, Upper Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania. He is buried at Nazareth Cemetery. Known children, born in Northampton County:

George Nicholas⁶ Arner, born 27 September and christened 25 November 1847 (no sponsors listed)₍₉₎; died 14 March 1929 at Bath, Northampton, Pennsylvania (Book 4, page 003; also Northampton County Will Index); married 19 February 1876₍₉₎ to Mary Jane Trach (daughter of Emmanuel Trach and Christiana Reese) who was born 01 December 1854 and died 19 November 1916 at Bath (Book 3, page 006). 1880 Census: George N. Arner (with his parents), page 408, visit 046/049, Upper Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1890 Census Directory: George N. Arner, Upper Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1900 Census: George N. Arner, page 214, visit 177/180, Bath borough, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1910 Census: George N. Arner, page 067, visit 008/008, Bath borough, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1920 Census: George N. Arner, page 184, visit 207/223, Bath borough, Northampton, Pennsylvania. They had no children.

Anna Maria Elizabeth⁶ Arner, born 28 January 1850_(M); died 06 September 1930 at Bath, Northampton, Pennsylvania (Book 5, page 001); unmarried. 1910 Census: A. Maria E. Arner (with brother George, just above), page 067, visit 008/008, Bath borough, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1920 Census: A. Maria E. Arner (with brother George N.), page 184, visit 207/223, Bath borough, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1930 Census: Maria Arner, page 085, visit 313/336, Bath borough, Northampton, Pennsylvania.

Samuel Alfred⁶ Arner, born 23 October 1852₍₉₎; died 01 May 1854₍₉₎; buried at Dryland Union Church at Hecktown, Northampton, Pennsylvania.

Henry Milton⁶ Arner, born 19 November 1854 and christened 22 February 1855 (Sponsors: parents)(recorded at Christ Union Church at Bath).

Mary⁶ Arner, born about 1857.

+ Reuben⁵ Arner, born 25 December 1821; married Sarah ann Dennis.

Susanna⁵ Arner, born 12 May and christened 03 September 1823 (Sponsors: parents)₍₂₃₎; died 21 October 1891 aged 68 years, 05 months, 09 days₍₁₄₎; married 26 December 1848₍₂₃₎ to John Riesser who was born 16 March 1822₍₁₄₎ and died 15 July 1868 aged 46 years, 03 months, 29 days₍₁₄₎. They are buried at St. John’s Union Church at Farmersville (Bethlehem Township), Northampton, Pennsylvania.

Maria Magdalena⁵ Arner, born 03 September 1825 and christened 31 May 1826 (recorded at St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church at Easton); died 20 March 1882 aged 56 years, 06 months, 17 days₍₁₄₎; married 11 August 1844 (by Reverend Thomas Pomp) to Joseph N. Young who was born 05 March 1822₍₁₄₎ and died 20 April 1902₍₁₄₎. He was a shoemaker. 1860 Census: Joseph Young, page 490, visit 1304/1352, Freemansburg borough, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: Joseph Young, page 325, visit 065/064, Freemansburg borough, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1880 Census: Joseph Yong, page 022, visit 080/115, Freemansburg borough, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1900 Census: Joseph Young (widower, with son Walter). They are buried at Trinity Cemetery at Freemansburg. Known children: Allena Young, born about 1847; Owen Young, born about October 1851, died 1917, married 1880 after the census to Eliza A. ______ who was born about October 1855 in Pennsylvania, he worked for a railroad, 1900 Census: Owen Young, page 072, visit 115/119, Freemansburg borough, Northampton, Pennsylvania, children: Estella Young born about September 1880, and George Walter Young born 07 December 1883₍₄₀₎; Walter L. Young, born about November 1861, married 1892-93 to Lizzie ______ who was born about August 1866 in Pennsylvania, he was a patent medicine agent, 1900 Census: L. Walter Young, page 150, visit 192/204, South Bethlehem (3^rd Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania, they had at least two children, one of whom was still living in 1900 [but not recorded with them]; Emma S. Young, born about 1863.

Rebecca Margaretha⁵ Arner, born 21 February and christened 13 August 1828 (recorded at St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church at Easton); died 1920₍₁₄₎; married 1865-66 to DANIEL KOCH who was born [about August] 1842₍₁₄₎ in Pennsylvania and died 1925₍₁₄₎. He was a farmer. 1860 Census: Daniel Koch (apprentice shoemaker, with Reuben Arner, above). 1870 Census: Daniel Koch, page 244, visit 156/151, Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1880 Census: Daniel Koch, page 296, visit 028/030, Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1900 Census: Daniel Koch, page 079, visit 258/267, Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1910 Census: Daniel Koch (with son-in-law Andrew Wimmer). 1920 Census: Daniel Koch (with son-in-law Andrew Wimmer). They are buried at St. John’s Union Church at Farmersville (Bethlehem Township), Northampton, Pennsylvania. Children, born in Bethlehem:

Howard F.⁶ Koch, born about February 1868; married 1893-94 to Julia A. Bond who was born about April 1870 in Pennsylvania. He owned a hardware store. 1900 Census: Howard F. Koch, page 176, visit 388/420, Bethlehem (4^th Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1910 Census: Howard F. Koch, page 144, visit 172/173, Bethlehem (4^th Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. They had one child who died before the 1900 census. [NOTE: According to the 1910 census, they had five children, four of whom were still living, but no children were recorded with them.]

Lauranda S.⁶ Koch, born about June 1870; died 29 April 1970 at Center Valley, Lehigh, Pennsylvania; married 1897-98 to Andrew S. Wimmer (son of John and Sarah Wimmer) who was born about November 1872 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania and died 22 April 1953 at Bethlehem, Northampton/Lehigh, Pennsylvania. He was a weaver at a silk mill. 1900 Census: Andrew Wimmer, page 222, visit 231/238, Easton (8^th Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1910 Census: Andrew Wimmer, page 170, visit 072/075, Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1920 Census: Andrew Wimmer, page 002, visit 043/044, Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1930 Census: Andrew Wimmer, page 287, visit 600/601, Bethlehem (8^th Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. They are buried at Memorial Park Cemetery at Bethlehem. Children: Howard Leary Wimmer, born 06 March 1899₍₁₄₎, he was a clerk at Bethlehem Steel Company₍₁₄₎; Alice M. Wimmer, born about 1905, married 1925-26 to John M. Simon who was born about 1897 in Pennsylvania, he was a riding instructor.

Sybilla⁵ Arner, born 16 July 1831₍₁₄₎; died 14 December 1892₍₁₄₎ at Easton; married 1851-52 to John S. Brotzman (son of Philip Jacob Brotzman and Susanna Schweitzer) who was born 09 August 1826₍₁₄₎ in Pennsylvania and died 30 April 1904₍₁₄₎ at Easton. He was a teamster. 1860 Census: John S. Brotzman, page 263, visit 334/334, Easton (Bushkill Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: John Protzman, page 029, visit 410/418, Easton (Bushkill Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1880 Census: John S. Brotzman, page 470, visit 177/195, Easton (7^th Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1900 Census: John S. Brotzman (“married”, inmate at Northampton County Alms House), page 144, line 02, Upper Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania. They are buried at Easton Heights Cemetery (Section G, plot 45). Known children:

Anzetta⁶ Brotzman, born 05 March 1852; died 12 September 1909 at Easton; married 1891-92 to Conrad Dabus (his second marriage)(son of John and Catherine Dabus) who was born 07 November 1848 in Hesse, Germany and died 07 November 1907 at Easton. He was a police officer. He served in Company F, 11^th U.S. Infantry during the U.S. Civil War. He applied for a disability pension [which apparently wasn’t granted]; Application #1139821 filed 1892 in Pennsylvania. They had no children.

Henry Arner⁶ Brotzman, born 16 April 1855₍₁₄₎; died 30 June 1923₍₁₄₎. He is buried with his parents.

Stewart⁶ Brotzman, born 03 April 1858; died after 12 September 1909 [listed in sister Anzetta’s obituary]; married to Mary ______. 1870 Census: Stewart Bortzman (with aunt Eva Elisabeth [Arner] Youngkin, above).

Minnie Louisa⁶ Brotzman, born 20 June 1861₍₁₄₎; died 30 August 1935₍₁₄₎; married 20 April 1880 to Isaac Pixley (son of Isaac Pixley and Mary Berry) who was born 15 July 1858₍₁₄₎ at Easton and died 19 January 1939₍₁₄₎ at Easton. He was a locomotive engineer for the Lehigh Valley Railroad. 1880 Census: Isaac Pixley, page 472, visit 201/221, Easton (7^th Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1900 Census: Isaac Pixley, page 184, visit 200/200, Easton (7^th Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1920 Census: Isaac Pixley, page 268, visit 339/367, Easton (7^th Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1930 Census: Isaac Pixley, page 004, visit 076/101, Easton (7^th Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. They are buried at Easton Heights Cemetery (Section G, plot 27). Known children: Harry I. Pixley, born 1880 after the census, died 29 November 1897; Florence M. Pixley, born about April 1881, died 16 February 1963 at Easton, married 1899-1900 to George Howard Adams (son of George A. and Elizabeth Adams) who was born 19 September 1878₍₄₀₎ in Northampton County and died 02 January 1970 at Gracedale, Northampton, Pennsylvania, he was a chemical engineer₍₄₀₎, he was chief engineer for Edison Cement Company at Broadway, New Jersey; William Charles Pixley, born 14 February 1883₍₄₀₎, died 06 September 1968 at Easton, married first to Laura L. ______₍₄₀₎, married second to Frances E. Rex (daughter of William Rex and Sarah Welker) who was born 09 February 1900 at Easton and died 10 September 1974 at Easton, he was a machinist, he registered for the WWI Draft at Phillipsburg, Warren, New Jersey; Daisy M. Pixley, twin, born 05 February 1885, died 04 October 1983 at Andover, New Jersey, married 15 September 1906 to Elmer McCormick Worman (son of Samuel Worman and Hannah Rush) who was born 14 March 1881₍₄₀₎ in Illinois and died 21 August 1959 at Easton, he was a machinist; Violet Pixley, twin, born 05 February 1885, died 22 January 1886; Frank B. Pixley, born 03 July and died 08 December 1887; Minnie A. Pixley, twin, born 16 April and died 28 September 1890; Annie E. Pixley, twin, born 16 April 1890, died 02 April 1891; Laura Irene Pixley, born 26 December 1892, died 11 March 1972 at Easton, married to Walter Christopher Thomas (son of Peter I. Thomas and Mary Cowell) who was born 03 May 1883₍₄₀₎ in Pennsylvania and died 21 May 1964 at Easton; Mabel H. Pixley, born 12 April 1895, died 17 July 1971 at Easton, married first about 1915 to William C. Heller who was born 24 November 1892 at Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania₍₄₀₎ and died 1935; Alice E. Pixley, born 01 November 1898, died 10 August 2000 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, married about 1915-16 to Lloyd A. S. Rapp who was born 02 July 1894 at Raubsville, Pennsylvania₍₄₀₎; Samuel C. Pixley, born 04 September 1902, died 24 July 1980 at Gracedale, Northampton, Pennsylvania, unmarried.

Alice Susan⁶ Brotzman, born about November 1865; died 06 May 1945 at Easton; married 1885-86 to Peter John Kist (son of Jacob and Anna Kist) who was born 10 May 1863 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and died 18 June 1925 at Easton. He worked for Ingersoll-Rand Company. 1900 Census: Peter J. Kist, page 178, visit 055/055, Easton (7^th Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1910 Census: Peter J. Kist, page 155, visit 032/032, Easton (7^th Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1920 Census: Peter J. Kist, page 253, visit 027/029, Easton (7^th Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1930 Census: Alice Kist (widow), page 003, visit 055/073, Easton (7^th Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. They are buried at Easton Heights Cemetery (Section G, plot 67). Known children: Earl Bones Kist, born 19 March 1888₍₄₀₎, died 27 August 1951 at Easton, married about 1908 to Hattie E. Young who was born about 1890 and died 1947, he was a machinist, later an estimator for Ingersoll-Rand Company; Evelyn A. Kist, born about October 1894, died 28 January 1965 at Newton, New Jersey, married after 1916 to John Herbert Genther (son of Charles Genther and Ida Huff) who was born 24 September 1895₍₄₀₎ at Easton and died 15 August 1972 at Easton; Raymond A. Kist, born about 1900 after the census, married about 1918 to Josephine M. ______ who was born about 1898 in Pennsylvania, possibly later divorced, 1930 Census: Raymond Kist (“single”, with mother).

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