(Lieutenant) Nicholas Paul, born 08 July 1748 probably in Northampton County, Pennsylvania; died 16 April 1820 in Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania; married about 1775 to Anna Barbara Vass (daughter of George and Margaret Faas/Vass) who was born 03 September and christened 14 November 1757 (Sponsors: Christian Bender and Anna Barbara Knecht)(recorded at Tohickon Union Church (Reformed Congregation) in Bedminster, Bucks, Pennsylvania; FHL microfilm #388563) and died 17 November 1823 in Point Township.

He was a farmer. He was a Second Lieutenant in the 3rd (Captain Lawall’s) Company, 5th Battalion, Northampton County Militia on 21 May 1777_(C). He also served in the Northampton County militia in 1781, 1784 and 1785_(C). He was on the Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania Tax Lists in 1780 (as a labourer), 1786 (as a farmer) and 1788.

On 09 April 1803_(5b), they were baptismal sponsors for Thomas⁵ Arner, son of Henry and Catharina (Paul) Arner, below. On 14 December 1808, they sold a parcel of land to John and Elizabeth (Paul) Orner, below (Northampton Deed Book F3, page 029), and another parcel of land to Henry and Catharina (Paul) Arner, below (Northampton Deed Book H7, page 393)[NOTE: neither sale was recorded at Easton until years later, when the land was resold, which is why they’re not in the same Deed Book].

1790 Census: Nicholas Ball, page 280, Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania.

1800 Census: Nicholas Bahl, page 546, Hanover, Northampton, Pennsylvania.

1810 Census: Nicholas Bahll, page 098, Hanover, Northampton, Pennsylvania.

1820 Census: Widow Paul, page 040, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania.

They are buried at River View Cemetery at Northumberland, Northumberland, Pennsylvania.

Known children, born in Northampton County [some info from the Newberry Family website]:

(First Lieutenant) John Jacob Paul, born 18 April and christened 02 July 1776 (Sponsors: Jacob Fass and wife Magdalene Herzel)₍₉₎; died 1859 in Preston County, Virginia (now West Virginia); married to Elizabeth Miller (daughter of Henry Miller and Anna Maria Lemertrine) who was born 31 August 1781 in York County, Pennsylvania and died 1864 in Preston County. He served as First Lieutenant in Captain Leonard Cupp’s Company, Second Regiment, Virginia Militia during the War of 1812. Biography on page 624, History of Preston County, West Virginia, Oren F. Morton, published by The Journal Publishing Company, Kingwood, West Virginia, 1914. 1810 Census: Jacob Paul, page 530, locality not stated, Monongalia, Virginia. 1820 Census: Jacob Paul, page 040, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1840 Census: Jacob Paul, page 208, locality not stated, Preston, Virginia. 1850 Census: Jacob Paul, page 371, visit 415/415, District 45, Preston, Virginia. 1860 Census: Elizabeth Paul (with son Washington). They are buried at Poulson Cemetery in Preston County. Known children, probably not in correct birth order:

Joseph Paul.

Henry M. Paul, born 25 March 1804 in Pennsylvania (1850 census) or Maryland (1860 census); died 26 October 1886 aged 82 years in Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania₍₁₄₎; married to EUPHEMIA HUNSICKER [below] who was born 20 July 1809 in Northampton County and died 26 January 1882 aged 72 years, “07” months in Point₍₁₄₎ [NOTE: however, for some reason, she is recorded as “Phoebe” in all censuses 1850-1880]. He was a shoemaker. 1830 Census: Henry Paul, page 156, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1840 Census: Henry Paul, page 136, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1850 Census: Henry Paul, page 234, visit 061/061, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: Henry Paul, page 492, visit 093/090, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania [also Emma Newberry age 9 and Caroline Newberry age 4; NOTE: children of daughter Mary and her husband Josiah Newberry]. 1870 Census: Henry Paul, page 349, visit 088/087, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1880 Census: Henry Paul, page 356, visit 057/057, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. They are buried at River View Cemetery at Northumberland. Known children: Mary Elizabeth Paul, born about 1829-30, died 1858, married about 1849-50 to Josiah Newberry (son of Richard Newberry) who was born 29 August 1820 and died 29 December 1892; Robert Pardoe Paul, born about 1831, married about 1858-59 to Sarah Thatcher who was born about 1842 in Pennsylvania; Isabella Paul, born about 1833, married to John N. Hamor who was born about 1825 in Pennsylvania; Gemellah A. Paul, born about 1835, married to John Hamor who was born about 1824 in Pennsylvania; Margaret Rebecca Paul, born about 1837, died 04 December 1925, married to Isaiah Johnson who was born 23 December 1832 and died 06 August 1906 in Northumberland County; William Henry Paul; Jacob H. Paul; John N. Paul, born about 1844; William Charles Paul, born about 1846, married Alice Fisher.

John Paul, born 1800-10; apparently married by 1830 to ________? who was born 1800-10. 1830 Census: John Paul Jr, page 156, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. [They apparently had a son before the 1830 census.]

George Paul.

Barbara Paul, born 28 February 1810 in Virginia; died 04 January 1895 in Illinois; married 26 April 1827 in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania to Samuel Sanner (son of Jacob J. Sanner and Sarah Hanna) who was born 12 September 1803 in Northumberland County and died 19 April 1880 in Penn, Shelby, Illinois. He was a farmer. 1830 Census: Samuel Sanners, page 158, Northumberland borough, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1840 Census: Samuel Sanner, page 106, Omph Ghent Precinct, Madison, Illinois. 1850 Census: Samuel Sanner, page 464, visit 042/042, Township 6 North Range 8 West, Madison, Illinois. 1860 Census: Samuel Sunner, page 252, visit 1876/1882, Township 6 North Range 8 West, Madison, Illinois. 1870 Census: Samuel Sanner, page 174, visit 026/026, Penn, Shelby, Illinois. Known children, most born in Illinois: Sarah Sanner, born about 1828 in Pennsylvania; Elizabeth Sanner, born about 1829 in Pennsylvania, married 13 December 1848 in Madison County (Book 6, page 082) to Hiram J. Hustis; Jacob Hanna Sanner, born 03 November 1830 in Pennsylvania, married 31 May 1860 in Madison County (Book 6, page 169) to Margaret Jane Waples; William H. Sanner, born about 1833; Samuel Paul Sanner, born 25 February 1836, married 08 April 1860 in Madison County (Book 6, page 169) to Nancy Margaret Calvin; Elijah Parish Sanner, born and died 1838; Edward Beecher Sanner, born 29 April 1839, married Naomi Pierson, biography on page 247, Portrait and Biographical Record of Shelby and Moultrie Counties, Illinois, published by Biographical Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1891; David G. Sanner, born 16 May 1842, married Mary E. Freeland, he was a veterinary surgeon, he was a Civil War veteran, biography on page 236, Portrait and Biographical Record of Shelby and Moultrie Counties, Illinois, published by Biographical Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1891; Matilda Mary Sanner, born about 1844, married 27 September 1863 in Madison County (Book 6, page 186) to Hiram Johnson; Shields Hardin Sanner, born 16 October 1847, married first 01 January 1872 in Shelby County (Book C, page 183) to Lucretia R. Frazier who was born about 1851 and died 29 May 1878, married second 14 February 1879 in Shelby County (Book 1, page 023) to Cornelia J. Frier who was born in Ohio, they moved to Colorado Springs, El Paso, Colorado; Francis H. Sanner, born about 1851; John Wesley Sanner, born 05 June 1856, married 14 November 1878 in Madison County (Book 8, page 028) to Caroline A. Newsham.

Jacob M. Paul, born about 1812 in Virginia; married first to Nancy Hare who was born about 1818 in Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania; married second 21 April 1859 in Cass County, Illinois (Book III, page 031) to Mary Jane Hall who was born about 1829 in Virginia; married third 14 April 1870 in Cass County (Book III, page 053) to Charlotte C. (Hurst) Bowen (her second marriage)(daughter of James T. Hurst) who was born about 1838 in Ohio. He was a farmer. 1850 Census: Jacob M. Paul, page 046, visit 600/613, locality not listed, Cass, Illinois. 1860 Census: Jacob Paul, page 056, visit 391/391, Virginia, Cass, Illinois. 1870 Census: Jacob M. Paul, page 414, visit 038/039, Monroe Precinct, Cass, Illinois. 1880 Census: Jacob Paul, page 801, visit 153/159, Township 17 North Range 8 West, Cass, Illinois. Known children with first wife, first four born in Pennsylvania: Gemellah A. Paul, born about 1838, married 28 February 1856 in Morgan County, Illinois (Book B, page 110) to Howard Foster; Sarah Elizabeth Paul, born about 1841; Barbara E. Paul, born about 1845, married 23 December 1868 in Cass County (Book III, page 050) to Erasmus Riggs Loar; George T. Paul, born about 1847, married 17 February 1870 in Morgan County, Illinois (Book C, page 058) to Melissa Hanes who was born about 1852 in Illinois; Martha L. Paul, born about 1848 in Illinois; John M. Paul, born about 1855 in Illinois; Charles E. Paul, born about 1857 in Illinois. Known children with second wife, born in Illinois: James F. Paul, born about April 1860; Mary F. Paul, born about 1862; Jacob N. Paul, born about 1866, married 23 December 1886 in Cass County to Cora Belle Peters; Amanda Paul, born about 1868, married Frank L. Harper; Hattie B. Paul, born about January 1870.

(Captain) Washington Miller Paul, born 27 January 1823 in Pennsylvania; died 27 February 1899 in Preston County, Virginia; married 05 November 1840 to Jane Snider (daughter of Henry Snider and Mary Ayers Hunt) who was born 09 August 1815 and died 02 April 1888 in Preston County. He was a millwright; later he owned a general merchandise store. He served as a Justice of the Peace. Biography on page 625, History of Preston County, West Virginia, Oren F. Morton, published by The Journal Publishing Company, Kingwood, West Virginia, 1914. 1860 Census: Washington M. Paul, page 262, visit 1813/1804, Oral Coal Mines, Preston, Virginia. They are buried at Odd Fellows Cemetery at Newburg, Preston, Virginia. Known children: Mary Paul, died in infancy; John Emory Paul, born 21 August 1846 in Virginia, married 15 May 1866 to Bethiah McCool (daughter of Muir and Margaret McCool) who was born 1848, he was a carpenter, later a clerk and accountant, biography on page 626, History of Preston County, West Virginia, [NOTE: daughter Margaret (Paul) Smith was DAR member #84693; daughter Alice Lorena (Paul) Smoot was DAR member #81159, and grand-daughter Bethiah Paul (Smoot) Byrd was DAR member #163093].

Susanna Paul, born 12 October and christened 21 December 1777₍₉₎; died 24 March 1856 in Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania; married to Jacob Roth who was born before 1775 in Pennsylvania. On 06 April 1800₍₉₎, Susanna, apparently still single, was a baptismal sponsor for Elizabeth⁵ Orner, daughter of John and Elizabeth (Paul) Orner, just below. They were baptismal sponsors for Benjamin⁵ Arner, son of Henry and Catharina (Paul) Arner, below, on 13 June 1819₍₉₎. 1820 Census: Jacob Roth jr, page 218, Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania. Known children: Elizabeth Roth, born 11 February and christened 25 May 1800₍₉₎; Leisa Roth, born 03 June 1804; Abraham Roth, born 15 March and christened 20 July 1806₍₉₎; Anna Maria Roth, born 13 December 1806 and christened 12 March 1807₍₉₎.

+ Elizabeth Paul, born 20 February 1779₍₁₄₎; married JOHN⁴ ORNER.

Anna Margaret Paul, born 18 September and christened 26 December 1780₍₉₎; married to Abraham Hubler (son of Jacob and Catherine Hubler) who was born about 1779 in Plainfield, Northampton, Pennsylvania and apparently died before the 1850 census. 1830 Census: Abraham Hoobler, page 221, Bradford, Clearfield, Pennsylvania. 1850 Census: Margaret Hubler (with son Abraham). Known children:

Elizabeth Hubler, born 08 February 1799.

Jacob Hubler, born 19 October 1800; died 04 July 1867 in Graham, Clearfield, Pennsylvania; married about 1821 to Susannah Schmehl who was born 23 August 1800 in Bradford and died 13 November 1881. He was a farmer. 1830 Census: Jacob Hoobler, page 221, Bradford, Clearfield, Pennsylvania. 1850 Census: Jacob Hubler, page 330, visit 643/643, Bradford, Clearfield, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: Jacob Hubler, page 996, visit 940/916, Graham, Clearfield, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: Susan Hubler, page 196, visit 053/050, Graham, Clearfield, Pennsylvania. Known children: Amos Hubler, born 08 July 1822 in Decatur, Centre, Pennsylvania, died 1906, married 22 September 1844 to Susannah Woolslegel (daughter of Christian Woolslegel and Catherine Barto) who was born about 1818 in Centre County and died 1890, he was a farmer, 1850 Census: Amos Hubler, page 400, visit 1645/1645, Morris, Clearfield, Pennsylvania, 1860 Census: Amos Hubler, page 997, visit 948/924, Graham, Clearfield, Pennsylvania, known children: George Washington Hubler born about August 1848 married Ellen Aurelia Smeal, Mary Ann Hubler born about July 1850 married Oliver Frazier, and Martha Emily Hubler born about October 1857 married George Coble; Levi Hubler, born about 1824, died 1909, married 12 June 1851 to Nancy Lansberry who was born about 1833 in Pennsylvania and died 1899, he was a teacher, later a farmer; Ann Eliza Hubler, born 15 January 1826, married Obediah Webster Hoover; Lavina Hubler, born 07 April 1829, died 04 March 1898, married 17 September 1848 to George Washington Nearhood who was born 04 January 1822 in Centre County and died 13 July 1902; Mary Ann Hubler, born about 1831, married to David Frazier who was born about 1826; Andrew Jackson Hubler, born about 1833, died 1899, married about 1856-57 to Susanna Cramer who was born about 1834 in Pennsylvania; Catherine Jane Hubler, born 16 February 1835, died 1888, married to Jacob Pase who was born about 1828 and died 1893; William Henry Hubler, born about 1837, married about 1858-59 to Barbara Ellen Nearhood who was born 25 August 1845 in Pennsylvania and died 1905, he was a farmer; James Oliver Hubler, born 05 September 1839, married Eliza Jane Smeal; Susannah Elizabeth Hubler, born about 1846, died 1880, married George Hall.

Moses Hubler, born 14 April 1803; died 16 March 1855 in Youngstown, Mahoning, Ohio; married to Sarah Newberry (daughter of James Newberry and Sarah Guest, and sister of Hannah, James and Albin, all below) who was born 14 July 1807 in Pennsylvania and died 18 April 1891 in Youngstown. 1850 Census: Moses Hubler, page 411, visit 1416/1424, Youngstown Township, Mahoning, Ohio. 1860 Census: Sarah Hubler, page 090, visit 1341/1317, Youngstown Township, Mahoning, Ohio. 1870 Census: Sarah Hubler, page 353, visit 448/448, Youngstown (2^nd Ward), Mahoning, Ohio. Known children, most born in Mahoning County: Eliza Hubler, born 18 September 1826 in Pennsylvania, died 29 April 1908 at Youngstown, married to Jacob Hughes who was born about 1826 and died 29 September 1903 in Trumbull County, Ohio; James Newberry Hubler, born 12 May 1828 in Pennsylvania, died 1903 in California, married Eugenie Laurant, he was a blacksmith; Henry Hubler, born 22 April 1830 in Pennsylvania, died 01 June 1903 at Platteville, Grant, Wisconsin, married to Martha Haney who was born 15 June 1828 in Ohio and died 15 June 1898 in Grant County; William Hubler, born 06 February 1832 in Pennsylvania, died 14 June 1880; Abraham Hubler, born 23 January 1834, died 10 March 1918, married 21 November 1861 to Sarah Jane Williamson who was born 21 January 1838 in Ohio and died 29 January 1929; Hiram Hubler, born 01 February 1836, died 08 June 1838; Jane Hubler, born 01 November 1837, died 26 December 1881, married 04 October 1858 to David R. Weaver who was born 18 February 1832 in England; Amanda Hubler, born 29 January 1840, died 15 December 1862, married Anthony Welch; Alfred Wick Hubler, born 11 July 1842, died 1921, married Anna Katherine Straley; Sarah Hubler, born 16 April 1845, married James Dixon; Harriet Hubler, born 31 March 1848, married John M. Welch; Caroline A. Hubler, born 30 March 1850, died 05 May 1886.

(Son), born about 1804.

(Daughter), born about 1810.

Abraham Hubler, born about 1813; married to Olive Eliza ______ who was born about 1819 in Ohio. He was a farmer. 1850 Census: Ab^m Hubler, page 050, visit 084/084, North Beaver, Lawrence, Pennsylvania [NOTE: two households away from John⁴ Arner, which may be just a coincidence, but also see Robert Pardoe (below) in 1830]. 1860 Census: Abram Hubler, page 090, visit 1340/1316, Youngstown Township, Mahoning, Ohio. Known children, most born in Ohio: Phoebe Hubler, born about 1837; Judson L. Hubler, born about 1839, married 08 March 1860 in Mahoning County to Drusilla M. Fink, he was a house carpenter, he was a Civil War veteran, they moved to Ashtabula County, Ohio; John C. Hubler, born about 1840; Horatio E. Hubler, born about 1842, married about 1870-71 to Mary A. ______ who was born about 1854 in Pennsylvania, he was a Civil War veteran; Elizabeth J. Hubler, born about 1844; Emily Hubler, born about 1845; Lorenzo D. Hubler, born about 1847 in Pennsylvania; Justina E. Hubler, born about 1850; Marcellus Hubler, born about 1858.

(Son), born about 1815-20.

(Daughter), born about 1815-20.

Catherine Hubler, born 08 October 1818; died 10 August 1910 in Washington County, Ohio; married [first?] to William Newberry who was born about 1817 in Pennsylvania and died 01 September 1845; possibly married second to Henry Peregrine Miner. Known children with (first?) husband: William Newberry; Margaret Jane Newberry, born about 1837; Cynthia Ann Newberry, born about 1839; Lorenzo Paul Newberry, born 29 January 1843.

(Son), born about 1820-25.

Mary Anne Vashti Hubler, born 04 April 1825; died 07 July 1891 in Trumbull County, Ohio; married 06 October 1843 in Youngstown, Mahoning, Ohio to Anthony Ague (son of George Ague and Eleanor Mackey) who was born 22 December 1821 in Beaver County, Pennsylvania and died 30 December 1865 in Trumbull County. 1850 Census: Anthony Ague, page 168, visit 166/168, Hubbard, Trumbull, Ohio. 1860 Census: Anthony Ague, page 012, visit 163/157, Hubbard, Trumbull, Ohio. Known children: Henry Ague, born 17 July 1844, killed in action 02 January 1863 during the Civil War; William Nathan Ague, born 24 December 1845; George Barclay Ague, born 03 May 1848; Margaret Ann Vashti Ague, born 06 June 1850, married Thomas Breese; Harriet Miranda Ague, born 09 August 1852; Perry Ellis Ague, born 26 April 1855; Effie Rosette Ague, born 04 April 1857; Sarah Olive Ague, born 09 August 1859; Calvin Franklin Ague, born 09 September 1861; Ida May Ague, born 24 April 1866.

+ Catharina Paul, born about 1782; married JOHN HENRY⁴ ARNER. [NOTE: A Request for Partition, filed 25 November 1825 in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania in connection with Nicholas Paul’s estate, refers to Catharina as being married to a Henry Hubler instead. It appears that whoever wrote that document put down “Hubler” by mistake.]

Anna Maria Paul, born 02 August and christened 17 October 1784₍₉₎; died 30 April 1850₍₁₄₎ in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania; married to Henry Christian Hunsicker who was born 28 July 1784 and died 29 October 1844 in Northumberland County. On 09 February 1805, Maria, apparently still single, was a baptismal sponsor for Anna Maria⁵ Arner, daughter of Henry and Catharina (Paul) Arner, just above. 1820 Census: Henry Hunsicker, page 039, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1830 Census: Henry Huntsecker, page 153, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1840 Census: Henry Paul, page 137, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. They are buried at River View Cemetery at Northumberland. Known children, daughter Margaret possibly not in correct birth order:

Caroline Elizabeth Hunsicker, born 1808; died 1844 in Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania; married to Joseph VanKirk (son of Mathias VanKirk and Letitia Osborne, and brother of William, below) who was born 14 October 1801 in New Jersey and died 04 July 1885 aged “84” years in Chillisquaque, Northumberland, Pennsylvania₍₁₄₎. He was a shoemaker and a farmer; later he owned a hotel. 1840 Census: Joseph Vankirk, page 137, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. They are buried at River View Cemetery at Northumberland. [He was married second to Elizabeth Perry. 1850 Census: Joseph VanKirk [and second wife], page 234, visit 067/067, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania.] Known children: Sarah J. VanKirk, born 25 March 1825, died 30 may 1897, married to Daniel Lesher who was born 18 September 1819; Ellen VanKirk, born about 1827; Letitia VanKirk, born about 1828, married Joseph Hein; William VanKirk, born 12 February 1830, died 04 July 1901, married Mary Perry; Harriet J. VanKirk, born 09 September 1833, died 15 September 1910, married to William Robbins who was born 07 October 1823; Caroline VanKirk, born about 1835, married ______ Woods; Benjamin F. VanKirk, born 1837, died 1842, buried at River View Cemetery; Daniel VanKirk, born about 1840; John M. VanKirk, born 1841, died 1842, buried at River View Cemetery; Anna VanKirk, born about 1843.

+ Euphemia Hunsicker, born 20 July 1809 in Northampton County; married HENRY PAUL [above].

Elvina Ellen Hunsicker, born 22 June 1811; died 28 May 1879 in Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania₍₁₄₎; married to William Henry VanKirk (son of Mathias VanKirk and Letitia Osborne, and brother of Joseph, above) who was born 14 January 1803 in New Jersey and died 11 July 1884 aged 81 years, 06 months in Point₍₁₄₎. He was a farmer. 1840 Census: William Vankirk, page 137, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1850 Census: William VanKirk, page 235, visit 070/070, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. They are buried at River View Cemetery at Northumberland. Known children: Mary Jane VanKirk, born 31 December 1832; William Henry VanKirk, born 28 April 1834, died 17 April 1900; John tilghman VanKirk, born 09 April 1836, died 1879; David Nixon VanKirk, born 07 July 1837; Lucy Ann VanKirk, born 18 January 1839; Susan Rebecca VanKirk, born 04 November 1840; Joseph Wesley VanKirk, born 12 June 1844; Sarah Emeline VanKirk, born 18 March 1846; Harriet Louisa VanKirk, born 12 June 1848; Clara Elvina VanKirk, born 26 February 1850; Charles Mathias VanKirk, born 11 March 1854.

Anna Maria Hunsicker, born about 1815; married to James Dieffenbacher who was born about May 1809 in Pennsylvania and died 02 November 1894 aged 85 years, 05 months at Northumberland borough₍₁₄₎. He was a carpenter; later a canal superintendent. He served as a Justice of the Peace (1870 census). 1850 Census: James Dieffenbach, page 186, visit 147/148, Northumberland borough, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: James Dieffenbaugher, page 455, visit 610/608, Northumberland borough, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: James Deiffenbacher, page 366, visit 170/180, Northumberland borough, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. He is buried at River View Cemetery at Northumberland. Known child: James G. Dieffenbacher, born about 1839.

Margaret Hunsicker, married to Charles Davis.

Juliana Hunsicker, born about 1822; married to John Peter Leisenring who was born about 1817 in Pennsylvania. He was a daguerreotypist [photographer]. 1850 Census: J. P. Leisenring, page 293, visit 029/029, Danville borough, Montour, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: J. P. Leisenring, page 185, visit 1965/2031, Danville (South Ward), Montour, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: J. P. Leisenring, page 085, visit 223/222, Danville (1^st Ward), Montour, Pennsylvania. Known children: Jane H. Leisenring, born about 1842; Henry H. Leisenring, born about 1844, he was a photographer; possibly Hannah M. Leisenring, born about 1846; Emma R. Leisenring, born about 1848; Edward Leisenring, born about 1852; Charles Leisenring, born about February 1860.

Louisa Paul Hunsicker, born 17 March 1825; died 02 October 1906; married to Edward Marr Grady who was born 28 October 1825 in Pennsylvania and died 21 September 1890 aged 65 years at Riverside, Northumberland, Pennsylvania₍₁₄₎. He was a farmer. 1850 Census: Edward Grady, page 231, visit 048/048, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: Edward Grady, page 512, visit 065/065, Rush, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: Edward Grady, page 387, visit 154/153, Rush, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. They are buried at River View Cemetery at Northumberland. Known children: Juliann Grady, born about 1849, married by 1869 to ______ Quick, 1870 Census: Julia Quick (“living with parents”, and child, with parents); Anne M. Grady, born about 1852; Fanny Grady, born about 1857; Perry G. Grady, born about 1859; Francis M. Grady, born about 1861; Edward M. Grady, born about 1867.

Joseph Paul, born 27 July and christened 30 November 1788₍₉₎.

John Paul, born 20 February and christened 01 April 1791₍₉₎; died 18 October 1847 in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania; married to Hannah Newberry (daughter of James Newberry and Sarah Guest, and sister of James and Albin, both below) who was born 26 March 1799 in Northumberland County and died 08 August 1865 in Northumberland County. 1820 Census: John Paul, page 040, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1830 Census: John Poul, page 154, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1850 Census: Hannah Paul, page 234, visit 063/063, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: Hannah Paul (with son Charles). Known children, possibly not in correct birth order:

Jacob Paul, born about 1816; died 01 January 1899 aged 82 years at Northumberland borough₍₁₄₎; married [second?] to Rebecca Leisenring who was born about 1824 in Pennsylvania and died 22 September 1889 aged 65 years at Northumberland₍₁₄₎. He was a carpenter. He served as Postmaster at Northumberland borough (1860 census). 1860 Census: Jacob Paul, page 471, visit 748/746, Northumberland borough, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: Jacob Paul, page 366, visit 177/187, Northumberland borough, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1880 Census: Jacob Paul, page 382, visit 425/439, Northumberland borough, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. They are buried at River View Cemetery at Northumberland. His known children: Mary E. Paul, born about 1846, 1880 Census: (single, with father); Franklin R. Paul, born about 1861.

Jesse Nicholas Paul, born about 1820; died 08 January 1886 aged 67 years in Chillisquaque, Northumberland, Pennsylvania₍₁₄₎; married to Sarah Hamor who was born about May 1824 in Pennsylvania. He was a farmer. 1850 Census: Nicholas Paul, page 237, visit 080/081, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: J. N. Paul, page 141, visit 231/227, Chillisquaque, Northumberland, Pennsylvania [also Brooks Newbery, age 19, farm hand]. 1870 Census: Jesse Paul, page 021, visit 203/196, Chillisquaque, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1880 Census: Jesse N. Paul, page 015, visit 061/065, Chillisquaque, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1900 Census: Sarah Paul (widow), page 169, visit 203/206, West Chillisquaque, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. He is buried at River View Cemetery at Northumberland. Children: John Paul, born about 1849; Emma Paul, born about August 1850; William C. Paul, born about March 1854, 1900 Census: (single, with mother); Fannie S. Paul, born about May 1856, 1900 Census: (single, with mother); Frank Jesse Paul, born about 1858; Harry Paul, born about 1863; Edward/Edwin Paul, born about 1865.

Charles Paul, born about 1823; married to Mary E. ______ who was born about 1842 in Pennsylvania. He was a farmer. 1860 Census: Charles Paul, page 481, visit 022/022, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: Charles Paul, page 383, visit 093/092, Rush, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1880 Census: Charles Paul, page 395, visit 182/183, Rush, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. Known children: Charles A. Paul, born about February 1860; Susan R. Paul, born about 1861; Fannie M. Paul, born about 1863; Martha B. Paul, born about 1864; William J. Paul, born about 1866; Joseph W. Paul, born about 1868; (Daughter), born about 1874; Sherman Paul, born about 1876; Sarah E. Paul, born about 1878.

John F. Paul.

Henry Caster Paul, born about 1828; married to Martha M. ______ who was born about 1837 in Pennsylvania. He was a carpenter. 1860 Census: Caster Paul, page 476, visit 791/786, Northumberland borough, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: Henry C. Paul, page 370, visit 238/247, Northumberland borough, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. Known children: Clara C. Paul, born about 1855; Howard Paul, born about 1856; Clinton M. Paul, born about 1864 and christened 30 January 1870 (recorded at Christ United Methodist Church at Northumberland); Daisy Paul, born about 1866.

Hannah Paul, born about 1830; married to William Grady (son of Francis and Elizabeth Grady) who was born about 1829 in Pennsylvania and died 17 April 1895 aged 66 years in Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania₍₁₄₎. He was a farmer. 1860 Census: William Grady, page 492, visit 092/089, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: William Grady, page 348, visit 081/080, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania [also Sarah Paul, age 50, “mother”]. 1880 Census: William Grady, page 356, visit 058/058, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. He is buried at River View Cemetery at Northumberland. Known children: Helen Grady, born about 1844; Eugene Grady, born about 1845; Harry P. Grady, born about 1848; Elda Theodosia Grady, born about September 1859; Minerva Grady, born about 1862; William Grady, born about 1865; Morris (or Norris) Grady, born about 1866; Mary E. Grady, born about 1868; Leila? Grady, born about 1871; Chester H. Grady, born about 1873.

Barbara Ann Paul, born about 26 July 1832; died 17 September 1891 aged 59 years, 01 month, 22 days in Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania₍₁₄₎; married to George Barnhart who was born about 1828 in Pennsylvania and died 22 January 1887 aged 58 years in Point₍₁₄₎. 1860 Census: George Barnhart, page 482, visit 024/025, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: George Barnhart, page 346, visit 046/046, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. They are buried at River View Cemetery at Northumberland. Known children: Horace Barnhart, born about 1854; Sarah Barnhart, born about 1856; William Charles Barnhart, born about 1857; John Francis Barnhart, born about 1859; Peter Barnhart, born about 1861; George Barnhart, born about 1866; Daniel Barnhart, born about 1868.

Elizabeth Paul, born about 1836; married to Anthony Newberry who was born about 1823 in Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: Anthony Newbery, page 481, visit 022/023, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. Known children: John Newberry, born about 1855; Anna Rebecca Newberry, born about 1857; Charles Newberry, born about 1859.

Sarah Paul.

Sarah Paul, born about 1793; died 1866; married to James Newberry (son of James Newberry and Sarah Guest, and brother of Albin and Hannah) who was born about 1794 in Northumberland County and apparently died before the 1840 census in Northumberland County. 1820 Census: James Newberry, page 039, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1830 Census: James Newberry, page 153, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1850 Census: Sarah Newberry (with James Loudon?), page 234, visit 062/062, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. Known children, born in Northumberland County, probably not in correct birth order:

Thomas Newberry, born about 1815; died 23 August 1878; married to Margaret ______ who was born about 1826 in Pennsylvania. He was a stagecoach driver; later a laborer; later a watchman. 1850 Census: Thomas Newberry, page 184, visit 126/127, Northumberland borough, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: Thomas Newberry, page 470, visit 744/742, Northumberland borough, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: Thomas Newberry, page 374, visit 300/314, Northumberland borough, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. He is buried at River View Cemetery at Northumberland. Known children: Clara K. Newberry, born about 1847, married Edwin Bright; Margaret Jane Newberry, born about 1849; Ida Newberry, born about 1853; Mary A. Newberry, born about 1855; Horace Newberry, born about 1860.

Elisa Newberry, married to ______ Dykes; possibly moved to Cuyahoga County, Ohio. [NOTE: There is only one Eli(s/z)a(beth) Dykes born in Pennsylvania [using a Soundex search] in the entire U.S. in the 1850 and 1860 censuses; in Cuyahoga County age “34” in 1850 and “45” in 1860, no husband, with children born about 1833-1846 (all children after 1835 born in Ohio).]

William Newberry, born about 1817; died 27 July 1885; married to Susan Fox who was born about 1821 in Pennsylvania and died 26 December 1888. He was a stagecoach driver; later a laborer; later a farmer. 1850 Census: William Newberry, page 283, visit 360/360, Shamokin, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: William Newberry, page 481, visit 021/021, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: William Newberry, page 348, visit 083/082, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1880 Census: William Newberry, page 382, visit 418/432, Northumberland borough, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. They are buried at River View Cemetery at Northumberland. Known children: Mary Newberry, born about 1843; William W. Newberry, born about 1844; Cecilia Newberry, born about 1845, married William Boyer; Olive Ann Newberry, born 14 July 1848, died 22 July 1915 at Northumberland, married 14 July 1870 to Emanuel Sharpless Bird (son of John S. Bird and Rachel Ann Potter) who was born 13 July 1848 in Northumberland County, 1860 Census: Olivan Newberry [with John and Gemellah (Paul) Hamor (above)], page 479, visit 008/008, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania.

Dydemy Newberry, born about 1819; married to Edward Ferris who was born about 1825 in New York and possibly died before the 1870 census. He was a driver. She was a seamstress. 1860 Census: Edward Ferris, page 469, visit 736/734, Northumberland borough, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: Demie Ferris, page 377, visit 352/366, Northumberland borough, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. No children with them/her in 1860 or 1870.

Josiah J. Newberry, born about 1821; died 1899 in Mercer County, Pennsylvania; married in Mercer County to Jane Todd (daughter of Andrew Todd and Jane Patterson) who was born about 1824 in Mercer County and died 1899 in Mercer County. He was a farmer. 1850 Census: Josiah Newberry, page 171, visit 138/141, Findley, Mercer, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: Josiah Newberry, page 146, visit 1278/1204, Findley, Mercer, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: Josiah Newberry, page 066, visit 027/027, Findley, Mercer, Pennsylvania. 1880 Census: Josiah Newberry, page 052, visit 161/164, Findley, Mercer, Pennsylvania. Known children: Sarah Newberry, born 1846, died 1849; Andrew Todd Newberry, born 12 May 1849, married Mary Helen Waldschmidt; Mary Anne Newberry, born about 1851, married Albert Cooper; James Clarence Newberry, born about 1854, married Elizabeth Canning; John Newberry, born about 1856, died 1881; Cecelia Jane Newberry, born about 1858; Montrose Newberry, born about 1866, married Claire Graham.

Hunter P. Newberry, born about 1825; married first to Lavina ______ who was born about 1826 in Pennsylvania and died 27 May 1857; married second by 1859 to Amelia C. ______ who was born about 1849 in Pennsylvania. He was a tailor; later a boat builder; later a carpenter. 1850 Census: Hunter T. Newberry, page 177, visit 065/066, Northumberland borough, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: Hunter Newberry, page 618, visit 445/443, Sunbury borough, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: Hunter P. Newberry, page 479, visit 235/235, Sunbury (East Ward), Northumberland, Pennsylvania. Lavina is buried at River View Cemetery at Northumberland. Known children with first wife: Helen I. Newberry, born about March 1850; Anna Newberry, born about 1851; James Newberry, born about 1854. Known children with second wife: Margaret Newberry, born about September 1859; Elizabeth Newberry, born about 1867.

Isaac Newberry, born about 1826; died 15 May 1909; married about 1856 to Jane McMahan who was born about 1835 in Pennsylvania and died 23 February 1914. 1860 Census: Isaac Newberry, page 501, visit 161/160, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: Isaac Newberry, page 348, visit 077/076, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. Known children: Mary J. Newberry, born about 1857; Margaret E. Newberry, born about 1857; Sarah Harriet Newberry, born about 1861; William L. Newberry, born about 1864; Fannie Newberry, born about 1865; John W. Newberry, born about 1867; Robert Newberry, born about 1868.

Sarah Newberry, married to ______ McCreary.

Mary Ann Newberry, born about 1832; married to William Kooner Clark who was born about 1830 in Pennsylvania. He was a farmer. 1850 Census: Mary Ann Newberry (with brother Josiah, above). 1860 Census: William K. Clark, page 002, visit 609/614, Upper Augusta, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: W^m Clark, page 453, visit 059/059, Upper Augusta, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. Known children: Sallie E. Clark, born about 1857; Wilson H. Clark, born about 1859; John S. Clark, born about April 1860; Ellen E. Clark, born about 1863; Margaret E. Clark, born about 1865; Robert H. Clark, born about 1867; (Son), born about May 1870.

Nancy Anna Paul, born about 1794; died 1873; married to Albin Newberry (son of James Newberry and Sarah Guest, and brother of James and Hannah) who was born 19 December 1787 in Northumberland County and died 23 May 1854 at Northumberland borough. 1820 Census: Alban Newberry, page 039, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1830 Census: Alben Newberry, page 153, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1840 Census: Albin Newberry, page 136, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1850 Census: Albin Newberry, page 242, visit 11/112, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: Anna Newberry (with son-in-law Charles Wendle). His estate (Northumberland Will Book 4, page 392): Letters of Administration granted 12 June 1854 to Horatio Newberry and Lorenzo Newberry. Known children:

Washington Newberry, born 16 October 1815; died 06 December 1900 in Liberty, Tioga, Pennsylvania; married to Susannah F. ______ who was born about 1819 in Pennsylvania. He owned a grist mill. 1850 Census: Washington Newberry, page 429, visit 777/778, Muncy Township, Lycoming, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: Washington Newberry, page 266, visit 1398/1398, Jackson, Lycoming, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: Washing Newbery, page 269, visit 056/058, Liberty, Tioga, Pennsylvania. Known children: Emeline Newberry, born about 1844; Caroline Newberry, born about 1846; George W. Newberry, born about 1853; Lewis N. Newberry, born about 1855; Emma Jane Newberry, born about 1857; William H. Newberry, born about 1859; Harriet Newberry, born about 1862; Abraham Newberry, born about 1864; Mary Newberry, born about 1866; Gustavus Newberry, born about 1868.

Amanda Newberry, born 11 October 1817; married to Joseph Scull who was born about 1816 in New Jersey. He owned a foundry. 1850 Census: Joseph Scull, page 494, visit 1727/1745, Muncy borough, Lycoming, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: Joseph Scull, page 560, visit 613/607, Muncy borough, Lycoming, Pennsylvania. Known children: Washington N. Scull, born about 1840; Sarah E. Scull, born about 1843; Rebecca J. Scull, born about 1844; James C. Scull, born about 1848; Mary A. Scull, born about February 1850; Hannah A. Scull, born about 1853; Samuel B. Scull, born about 1855; William A. P. Scull, born about 1858; Fanny M. Scull, born about January 1860.

Amos Newberry, born about 1820; married to Catherine Taylor (daughter of Jacob Taylor and Elizabeth Lewis) who was born about 1824 in Pennsylvania. 1850 Census: Amos Newberry, page 163, visit 2260/2315, Perry, Clarion, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: Amos Newberry, page 678, visit 1072/1037, Burlington city, Des Moines, Iowa. Known children, most born in Pennsylvania: Jacob Newberry, born about 1844; Albin Newberry, born about 1846; Mary Newberry, born about 1849, married 01 January 1883 to Paul M. Daniel who was born 24 February 1856 in Shelby County, Illinois; Nancy J. Newberry, born about 1852; Sarah E. Newberry, born about 1852; George Washington Newberry, born 09 June 1855, died 04 January 1901 in Crawford County, Missouri, married Adelia Douglas Butcher; Amos Newberry, born about 1857 in Iowa, married 14 May 1884 in Shelby County, Illinois (Book 1, page 137) to Sadie Shumard; Jane Newberry, born about October 1859 in Iowa.

Horatio Newberry, born about 1822; died 1900; married to Elizabeth ______ who was born about 1822 in Pennsylvania. He was a carpenter. 1850 Census: Horatio Newberry, page 231, visit 047/047, Point, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: O. Newberry, page 024, visit 257/249, Chillisquaque, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. Known children: Jesse Newberry, born about December 1847, married about 1874 in Pennsylvania to Sarah ______ who was born about May 1855 in Pennsylvania, he was a farmer, they moved to St. Joseph County, Michigan; Walter Linden Newberry, born about July 1850, he was a carpenter; Anna Newberry, born about 1852; Jasper M. Newberry, born about July 1853, married about 1873 in Pennsylvania to Clara M. Strickland (daughter of Jeremiah and Mary G. Strickland) who was born about October 1852 in Pennsylvania, they moved to St. Joseph County, Michigan; Sarah Newberry, born about 1859; Frutilla Newberry, born about 1861; Thornton W. Newberry, born about August 1861, married 1884-85 in St. Joseph County, Michigan to Maria ______ who was born about April 1867 in England, he was a blacksmith, they moved to Indiana.

Lorenzo Newberry, born about 1824; married to Elizabeth ______ who was born about 1825 in Pennsylvania. He was a moulder; later a farmer. 1850 Census: Lorenzo Newberry, page 494, visit 1724/1742, Muncy borough, Lycoming, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: Lorenzo Newberry, page 582, visit 769/759, Muncy Creek, Lycoming, Pennsylvania. Known children: Lavina S. Newberry, born about 1846; Malissa A. Newberry, born about 1848; John P. Newberry, born about 1851; Anna M. Newberry, born about 1853; Martha J. Newberry, born about 1854; Amanda Newberry, born about 1858; Joseph Newberry, born about February 1860.

George Newberry, born about 1827. 1850 Census: George Newberry (with Daniel Vooris), page 184, visit 127/128, Northumberland borough, Northumberland, Pennsylvania.

Martha Newberry, born about 1829; married to Charles Wendle who was born about 1829 in Pennsylvania. He was a pattern maker. 1860 Census: Charles Wendle, page 856, visit 1377/1393, Williamsport (West Ward), Lycoming, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: Charles Wendle, page 491, visit 089/085, Williamsport (4^th Ward), Lycoming, Pennsylvania. Known children: Jennette J. Wendle, born about 1849; Anna Susanna Wendle, born about 1854; Armina M. Wendle, born about 1858; Ellen May Wendle, born about October 1859; Bertha M. Wendle, born about 1866.

Lewis Newberry, born about 1831.

Amelia Newberry, born about 1832.

Harvey Newberry, born about 1838.

Susan Newberry, born about 1841.

Lanora Newberry, born about 1844.

Christiana Paul, born about 1796; married after the 1820 census in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania to Robert Pardoe (possibly son of William Pardoe) who was born about 1799 in Northumberland County. He was a farmer. 1830 Census: Robert Pardo, page 125, Mahoning, Mercer, Pennsylvania [NOTE: seven households away from John⁴ Arner]. 1840 Census: Robert Pardow, page 197, Springfield, Mercer, Pennsylvania. 1850 Census: Robert Pardoe, page 171, visit 013/014, Findley, Mercer, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: Robert Purdoe, page 141, visit 1240/1167, Findley, Mercer, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: Robert Pardoe, page 135, visit 114/113, Springfield, Mercer, Pennsylvania. Known children:

Probably (Daughter), born 1820-25 in Northumberland County.

William N. Pardoe, born about 1824 in Northumberland County; married to Susan [?Hays] who was born about 1827 in Mercer County. He was a farmer. He served as a Justice of the Peace (1860 census). 1850 Census: W^m N. Pardoe, page 179, visit 031/034, Findley, Mercer, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: William Purdoe, page 141, visit 1238/1165, Findley, Mercer, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: Wm N Pardoe, page 074, visit 146/161, Findley, Mercer, Pennsylvania. 1880 Census: Wm N. Pardoe, page 308, visit 225/225, Mercer (South Ward), Mercer, Pennsylvania. Known children: Martha C. Pardoe, born about 1848; Sarah M. Pardoe, born about April 1850, married about 1877-78 to (Reverend) William Bruce who was born about 1844 in Pennsylvania; Amalda Pardoe, born about 1853; John Pardoe, born about 1856; Gilbert Pardoe, born about 1858; Jeanette Pardoe, born about April 1860; Emma Pardoe, born about 1863; Samantha E. Pardoe, born about 1866.

Hunter F. Pardoe, born about September 1830 in Mercer County; married to Nancy E. ______ who was born about 1837 in Pennsylvania and apparently died before the 1900 census. He was a farmer; later a lumberman. 1860 Census: Hunter J. Purdoe, page 141, visit 1239/1166, Findley, Mercer, Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: H. F. Pardoe, page 067, visit 056/053, Findley, Mercer, Pennsylvania. 1880 Census: Hunter F. Pardoe, page 288, visit 084/091, Mercer (North Ward), Mercer, Pennsylvania. 1900 Census: Hunter F. Pardoe (widower), page 285, visit 175/192, Mercer borough, Mercer, Pennsylvania. Known children: Juliana Pardoe, born about 1857; James L. Pardoe, born about March 1860; Robert T. Pardoe, born about 1864; Charles C. Pardoe, born about 1868; (Son), born about May 1870; Jessie Pardoe, born about 1875; Nellie Pardoe, born about August 1878, 1900 Census: (single, with father).

Robert J. Pardoe, born about 1836 in Trumbull County, Ohio. 1850 Census: (with parents).

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