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165. MARIA5 ZINN ( Daniel4, John3 Philip2 Jacob, John1);
born 25 March 1833, died 7 July 1913, married CONRAD MYERS, born 23 June 1830 in Pennsylvania, died 31 May 1902 in Adams County, Pennsylvania; Conrad was a carpenter and a farmer.
Children of Conrad and Maria (Zinn) Myers (all born in Pennsylvania):395
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Henry6 M. Myers;
born September 1852; married Matilda Hoffheins. |
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Prudence Elizabeth Myers;
born March 1853 in Pennsylvania; married John P. Smith, born circa 1856 in Pennsylvania; in 1880 the family lived in Fulton County, Illinois, where John was working in a tin shop; in 1900, the family was in Iowa City, Iowa, where John was enumerated as a stationary engineer (for example, at this time this could refer to tending heating and ventilation system). Their children known from the federal censuses:396 (1) T. Herman Smith, born December 1877 in Pennsylvania; (2) Albert Smith, born June 1879 in Pennsylvania: (3) Cora M. Smith, born September 1881 in Pennsylvania; and (4) Mable A. Smith, born July 1884 in Iowa.
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Howard Myers ;
born May 1855; married Ida [—?—]; born July 1854 in Illinois; the family lived in Buchanan County, Iowa, in 1900 and 1910, where Howard was enumerated as a farmer;397 their children known from the federal censuses: (1) Bessie Myers, born February 1880 in Illinois; married [—?—] Nunn; and (2) Julia May Myers, born July 1889 in Iowa. Bessie, divorced, and Julia May were living with their parents in 1910.
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Charles L. Myers ;
born January 1856; married Mary Catherine [—?—], born March 1859 in Ohio. In 1900, the family was living in Mount Pleasant, Adams County, Ohio, where Charles was enumerated as a farmer—the census stated that Mary Catherine had nine children, all living.398 Children known from the 1900 federal census (all born in Pennsylvania): (1) Maria J. Myers, born January 1883; (2) Casper Myers, born March 1884; (3) Charles F. Myers, born August 1885; (4) Annie Myers, born January 1887; (5) Simon? E. Myers, born February 1888; (6) Emma C. Myers, born August 1889; (7) Maggie E. Myers, born October 1891; (8) Mary L. Myers born March 1894; and (9) Thomas H. Myers, born October 1895. |
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Sarah Myers;
born circa 1858. |
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Annie Myers;
born September 1862; married Albert Malaun,399 born December 1862 in Pennsylvania—in 1900 the family was in Adams County, where Albert was enumerated as a plasterer; their known children in 1900 (all born in Pennsylvania):400 (1) Mary Malaun, born December 1890; (2) George E. Malaun, born February 1892, and (3) Samuel Malaun, born February 1899.
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Edward Myers;
born circa 1864. |
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Rebecca Myers;
born circa 1865; she was not listed with the family in 1880. |
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William Myers;
born 1867. |
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Robert Myers;
born circa 1868 |
177. ADAM5 HENRY ZINN ( Adam4, Nicholas3 Philip2 Jacob, John1);
born April 1842 in Pennsylvania, buried 8 April 1913 in Slate Hill Cemetery, Camp Hill, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania; married FANNY WEAVER; born circa 1855 in Pennsylvania.
In 1880 and 1900, Adam H., Fanny and family were living in Cumberland County, where Adam was enumerated as a farmer. In 1910, Fanny (no indication of being a widow) and son Walter were living in Lemoyne Boro, Cumberland County, next to her son Adam D. and his family.401
Children of Adam and Fanny (Weaver) Zinn known from the 1880 and 1900 federal censuses (all born in Pennsylvania):
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Elizabeth6
A. Zinn;
born circa 1870. |
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Lydia Ann Zinn;
born circa 1872; married Charles Writer, born circa 1870 in Pennsylvania; the family lived in Fairview Township, York County, Pennsylvania in 1910 and 1920, where Charles was listed as a farmer; two known children were (1) Parker Writer, born circa 1897 in Pennsylvania; and (2) Margaret E. Writer, born circa 1903 in Pennsylvania—also in the family in 1910 was Elizabeth A. Zinn (#452), sister-in-law, born circa 1840. |
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Clark Zinn;
born circa 1865. |
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Adam Daniel Zinn;
born April 1881, married Lillian S. Bremman, born circa 1885;402 in 1910 Adam D., a carpenter, and family were living next to his mother Fanny Zinn in Lemoyne Boro, Pennsylvania—child was (1) Charles Wilbur Zinn, born 29 May 1905, baptized 22 September 1905 (he was enumerated as Wilbur in the 1910 federal census).403
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Emma Zinn;
born December 1882. |
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Edith Zinn;
born April 1885. |
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Walter Zinn;
born December 1886. Walter was living with his mother in Lemoyne Boro in 1910, still single and enumerated as a carpenter. |
182. AMANDA5 HEIKES ( Leah4 Zinn, Nicholas3 Philip2 Jacob, John1);
born December 1841 in Pennsylvania; married SAMUEL KNISELY, 404 born circa 1837 in Pennsylvania.
In 1870, the family was living in Latimore Township, Adams County, where Samuel was enumerated as a carpenter. The family had moved to Cheever Township, Dickenson County, Kansas, by 1880, but Samuel was not listed in the census. Amanda and daughter Leah were still in Cheever Township in 1900. Also with Amanda and daughter Leah Knisely (single) in 1900 was granddaughter Hazel A. Knisely; born September 1893.
Children known from the federal censuses (all born in Pennsylvania):405
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Flora6 Knisely;
born circa 1864. |
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Howard Knisely;
born circa 1862. |
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David Knisely;
born circa 1866. |
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Elmer Knisely;
born circa 1868. |
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Arthur Knisely;
born September 1872; married Emma M. [—?—], born June 1876 in Kansas. In 1900 and 1910, the family was living in Clay County, Kansas, where Arthur was farming.406 Child known from the 1910 federal census: (1) Elmer Knisely, born circa 1900 in Kansas.
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Leah (Lilly) Knisely;
born December 1873. |
184. AMOS5 HEIKES ( Leah4 Zinn, Nicholas3 Philip2 Jacob, John1);
born February 1847; married LEAH BEITZEL; 407 born December 1846 in Pennsylvania. The family moved to Kansas circa 1878, where Amos was enumerated as a farmer in 1880 and 1900 in Clay County, and in Kearny County in 1910. 408
Children of Amos and Leah (Beitzel) Heikes known from the federal censuses:
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Anna6
Heikes;
born circa 1869 in Pennsylvania. |
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William A. Heikes;
born December 1869 in Pennsylvania; married Minnie [—?—], born September 1869 in Pennsylvania. The family lived in Doniphan and Lincoln Counties, Kansas in 1900 and 1910, where William was listed as a farmer. In 1920, the family had moved to Ada County, Idaho, where William was enumerated as a house carpenter.409 Children known from the 1900-1920 federal censuses (all born in Kansas): (1) Earl (Milton) Heikes, born July 1891; (2) Ethel Heikes, born May 1892; (3) Birdie Heikes (daughter). born February 1897 (not listed in the 1910 federal census); (4) Albert Heikes, born circa 1897 (listed in the 1910 census but not the 1900 census); (5) Leo R. Heikes, born April 1900; (6) Lewis L. Heikes, born circa 1903; and (7) Theodore Heikes, born circa 1908.
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Lilly Heikes;
born circa 1872 in Pennsylvania. |
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Olive Heikes;
born circa 1874 in Pennsylvania. |
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David Heikes;
born March 1875 in Pennsylvania; married Mary Effie Ruggles, born circa 1893 in Indiana. The family lived in Clay and Ottawa Counties, Kansas, where David was a farmer.410 Children known from the 1910-1930 federal censuses (all born in Kansas): (1) Harold C. Heikes, born circa 1903; (2) Elgie (Elgin) Heikes, (son) born circa 1905; (3) Archie J. Heikes, born circa 1908; (4) Dorothy M. Heikes, born circa 1910; (5) Murray M. Heikes, born circa 1912; and (6) Lawrence Heikes.
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Ira D. Heikes;
born October1876 in Pennsylvania; married Bessie [—?—]; born circa 1892 in Kansas. In 1910, Ira, Bessie and daughter Florence, born circa 1910 in Kansas, were living in Clay County, Kansas; no occupation was listed.411 In 1920 Ira, widower, was living with his brother Levi and his family in Phillipsburg, Kansas, where Ira was listed as farm laborer.
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Levi L. Heikes;
born January 1879 in Kansas; married Elizabeth Shaw,412 born April 1880 in Kansas. The family lived in Clay and Phillips Counties, Kansas, where Levi was a farmer. Children known from the federal censuses (all born in Kansas):413 (1) George Heikes, born September 1898; (2) Maggie T. Heikes, born circa 1901; (3) Pearl (Florence?) Heikes, born circa 1903; and (4) Jack Heikes, born circa 1914.
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Lottie May Heikes;
born circa 1880 in Kansas. |
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Lloyd H. Heikes;
born circa 1881 in Kansas; married Mary A. Hayzlett,414 born circa 1895 in Kansas. In 1910, Lloyd, single, was living next to his parents in Clay County, Kansas, where he was enumerated as a mechanical engineer; In 1920, Lloyd, Mary A. and family was in Kearny County, Kansas, where Lloyd was listed as a water well driller; and in 1930 in Ford County, Kansas, where Lloyd was listed as a laborer.415 Children known from the federal censuses (all born in Kansas): (1) M. Lucille Heikes, born 1914; (2) Lawrence H. Heikes; (3) Arthur G. Heikes; (4) Herman L. Heikes; (5) Warren Heikes; and (6) Virginia Heikes.
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Nellie M. Heikes;
born November 1883 in Kansas. |
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Carrie M. Heikes;
born April 1891. |
187. JOSEPHINE5 ZINN ( Jonas4, Nicholas3 Philip2 Jacob, John1);
born circa 1845 in Pennsylvania; married ISRAEL BAUBLITZ, born July 1836 in Pennsylvania.
Israel was a Civil War veteran;416 he enlisted August 1862 as a private in Company D, 87th Infantry Regiment, Pennsylvania, and was discharged June 1865.417 In 1880, Israel, Josephine and family were living in Dover, Pennsylvania, where Israel was enumerated as a laborer. In 1900, Israel was living by himself in Dover, Pennsylvania, but no indication from the census that he was a widower.418
Children of Israel and Josephine known from the 1880 federal census (all born in Pennsylvania):
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Cora6 Baublitz;
born circa 1873. |
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Herbert Baublitz;
born circa 1874. |
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James P. Baublitz;
born circa 1882.419
Possibly Israel had a first wife and family, since the 1870 federal census for York, Pennsylvania,420 reports an Israel Baublitz, born circa 1842 in Pennsylvania and wife Sophia [—?—], born circa 1846 in Pennsylvania, and children Emma K. Baublitz, born circa 1867 and Leah Ann Baublitz, born circa 1869.
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192. HENRY5 C. ZINN
( Jonas4, Nicholas3 Philip2 Jacob, John1);
born May 1866; married EMMA GERBER; born October 1866 in Pennsylvania (parents were William and Barbara Bubb Gerber). The family lived in Dover Township in 1900 and 1910, where Henry was a farmer.
Children of Henry and Emma (Gerber) Zinn (all born in Pennsylvania) known from 1900 federal census and from Family Group Records, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints:421
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Sarah6
E. Zinn.
born February 1888; married Emanuel F. Sharp, born 30 September 1889 in Pennsylvania.422 In 1920 and 1930, the family was living in North Codorus Township, York County, where Emanuel was listed as a farmer. Children known from the federal censuses:423 (1) Eunice M. Sharp; born circa 1912; (2) Edna M. Sharp; (3) Harry E. Sharp; (4) Kate Sharp; (5) Clara Sharp; (6) Richard Sharp; (7) Charles Sharp; and (8) Oscar Sharp.
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John M. Zinn; born January 1890.
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Ann E. Zinn.
born June 1892. |
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Martha Zinn; born April 1894.
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William R. Zinn; born May 1895; married Emma R. [—?—], born circa 1900 in Pennsylvania. In 1920, William, Emma and child, Evelyn Zinn, were living near William's parents, where William was listed as a laborer.
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Barbara A. Zinn; born November 1897.
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Henry C. Zinn; born circa 1900.
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James F. Zinn; born circa 1903.
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Emma L. Zinn; born circa 1905.
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Ida E. Zinn; born circa 1910.
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214. ALEXANDER5 ZINN ( John4, John3 Jacob John Nicholas2, John1);
born 9 April 1820; baptized in York County, Pennsylvania; 424 married MARY ANN GEESEMAN, born circa 1822-1823 in Pennsylvania; her parents were John and Mary Ann (Morret) Geeseman. 425
In 1850, Alexander, Mary Ann and children William, Theophilus, and Edward were living in Hopewell Township, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, where Alexander was enumerated as a shoemaker. Also in the household in 1850 was a Charlotte A. Zinn, born circa 1832 in Pennsylvania and enumerated as a milliner. She possibly was a sister of Alexander Zinn.426 In 1860 the family was in North Newton Township, and in 1870 in South Newton Township, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania (census pages 523 and 193). In 1880, Alexander, Mary A. and children Thetta Jane and Carrie were in Shepherdstown, Cumberland County, where Alexander was still listed as a shoemaker.427 In 1900, Alexander and daughter Thetta (Etta) were living in the household of Alexander's daughter Carrie and her family in Cumberland County.
Children of Alexander and Mary Ann (Geeseman) Zinn (all born in Pennsylvania):428
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William6 E. Zinn;
born 1842; married Mary A. [—?—]. |
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Theophilus Zinn;
born circa 1844. Theophilus was in the Civil War (130th Pennsylvania Regiment). In 1877, his parents, Alexander and Mary A. Zinn, applied for a pension in his name.429
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Edward A. Zinn;
born circa 1846. |
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Matilda E. Zinn;
born 1851, possibly May 1851—see below. In 1900, for Hopewell Township, Cumberland County, there was an "Atilly or Atille Zinn," born May 1851, married George W. Steinck/Stinck, born July 1851 in Pennsylvania.430 No children were listed for this census. Also in the family in 1900, was an Alexander Zinn, "father-in-law," born April 1820, enumerated as a Gentleman. However, our Alexander, enumerated as a shoemaker, and unmarried daughter Thetta were living in the household of Alexander's married daughter Carrie in 1900 in Mount Holly Springs, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. Was Alexander enumerated twice (census date was 7 June for the Hopewell Township census and 5 June for the Mount Holly Springs census). The 1900 census for Hopewell Township reported that Matilda had two children, both living; but they were not with their parents in 1900.
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Margaret D. Zinn;
born circa 1856. |
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John A. Zinn;
born circa 1858. |
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Roxanna Zinn;
born circa 1860. |
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Thetta Jane Zinn;
born February 1864. In 1900, Thetta (as Etta), no occupation, was living with her sister Carrie and her family in Cumberland County. |
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Carrie E. Zinn;
born February 1866; married William Weigle, born August 1866 in Pennsylvania. In 1900, the family was living in Mount Holly Springs, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, where William was listed as a merchant, general store.431 Also in the family in 1900, was Carrie's father, Alexander "V." Zinn, widower, still enumerated as a shoemaker, and Carrie's unmarried sister Etta (Thetta) Zinn, no occupation. Children of William and Carrie known from the 1900 federal census (both born in Pennsylvania): (1) Mary Weigle, born August 1896; and (2) George Weigle, born July 1899.
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216. (tentative) GEORGE5 ZINN ( John4, John3 Jacob John Nicholas2, John1);
born circa 1823 in Pennsylvania; married MARY [—?—], born circa 1825 in Pennsylvania.
In 1850, the family was living in Conewago Township, York County, Pennsylvania. They were living next door to who I am taking as George's parents, Jacob [John] and Polly [Mary Beitzel] Zinn. George and family were still in Pennsylvania in 1851 when daughter Amanda was born. By 1854, when daughter Susan was born, they were in Indiana. In 1860, George and Mary and family were in Macon, Illinois. In 1880, the family was in Wilson County, Kansas. George was enumerated as a farmer in all censuses.
Children of George and Mary Zinn known from the federal censuses:432
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Henry6 Zinn;
born circa 1843 in Pennsylvania. |
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Lydia Zinn;
born circa 1845 in Pennsylvania. |
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Edward Zinn;
born circa 1847 in Pennsylvania. |
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Alexander Zinn;
born circa 1849 in Pennsylvania. |
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Anna Maria Zinn;
born circa 1850 in Pennsylvania. |
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Amanda Zinn;
born circa 1851 in Pennsylvania. |
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Susan Zinn;
born circa 1854 in Indiana. |
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George W. Zinn;
born July 1859 in Indiana; married Lillie M. [—?—], born May 1872 in Iowa. In 1900, the family was living in Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas, where George W. was listed as a merchant;433 child known from the 1900 census: (1) Ralph Zinn, born May 1890 in Kansas.
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Mary Zinn;
born circa 1862 in Indiana. |
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Charles E. Zinn;
born circa 1866 in Illinois; married Bessie (tentative) Harrel, born circa 1870 in Kentucky. In 1910, Charles and Bessie and Malinda Harrel, born circa 1849 in Virginia, widow, mother-in-law, were living in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, where Charles was listed as a druggist.434
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217. JOHN5 BEITZEL ZINN ( John4, John3 Jacob, John Nicholas2, John1);
born 28 May 1824; baptized in Dover
Township, York County; 435 married Jane [—?—]. born circa 1825 in Pennsylvania.
He was the John B. Zinn, first lieutenant, Company F, from Mechanicsburg, 130 Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers during the Civil War, promoted Captain when his brother Captain Henry I. Zinn was appointed Colonel (see #221).436 John B. Zinn died 1880 and is buried in Silver Spring Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, where cemetery information lists him as Captain John B. Zinn, died 1880; also buried at the same site are wife Jane, daughter Ella and probably a son Harry Zinn, died 1857, age two.437 On 5 August 1881, Jane, widow, filed a Civil War Pension application438 (Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934 Record). In 1860, the family was in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania; in 1870, the family was living in Carlisle, Pennsylvania; and in 1880 John and Jane were living Hays City, Kansas. John was enumerated as a dentist in all censuses.439
Children of John and Jane Zinn known from the 1870 federal census (all born in Pennsylvania):
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Ella6
Zinn;
born circa 1849; buried in Silver Spring Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. |
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(tentative) Harry Zinn;
born circa 1855, died 1857, buried in Silver Spring Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. |
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Cora Zinn;
born circa 1867 (yes, 18 years after Ella was born). |
218. EDWARD5 P. ZINN ( John4, John3 Jacob, John Nicholas2, John1);
born 3 August 1827 in East Berlin, Adams County, Pennsylvania; died 30 July 30, 1902; buried in Chestnut Hill Cemetery, Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania; 440 married (first), 1 January 1848, CAROLINE SOPHIA KLINEPETER; born circa 1825 in Pennsylvania; died 1 January 1852—she was a daughter of Samuel Klinepeter. Edward married (second), 1 January 1856, MARGARETTE J. PISLE, born April 1832 in Pennsylvania; died 17 October 1905; buried in Chestnut Hill Cemetery, Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. 441 She was a daughter of Peter and Elizabeth (Lesher) Pisle.
There is a biography of Edward P. Zinn in History of Cumberland and Adams Counties, Pennsylvania, page 441.442 Edward had a varied career. He first farmed in the Churchtown, Cumberland County, area; then to Perry County, Pennsylvania, where he was a shoemaker; he and first wife were enumerated in Bloomfield Township, Perry County in 1850, where Edward was listed as a shoemaker.443 In the early 1850s he started practicing dentistry in Churchtown and eventually located in Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County.
Edward was in the Civil War. He enlisted as a Private in Company H., 36th Infantry Regiment, 28 May 1861. He had four promotions and was a Full Captain when he mustered out 16 June 1864 in Philadelphia.444 In 1870, Edward and second wife Margarette and family were living in Mechanicsburg, where Edward was enumerated as a dentist. In 1880, Edward P. and family were living in Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania; where Edward was listed as a dentist. In 1900, Edward and Margarette were in Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County, where Edward was still listed as a dentist. At this time, son Anson was head of household.445
Children of Edward and first wife Caroline Sophia (Klinepeter) Zinn known from the federal censuses:
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daughter6; died young.
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William Bigler Zinn;
born 1 April 1832; died 8 August 1882; buried in Chestnut Hill Cemetery, Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.446 Since Edward’s first wife, Caroline, died 1 January 1852, she would have died shortly after William was born. William was a baker. No indication that he married.
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Children of Edward and second wife Margarette J. (Pisle) Zinn (all born in Pennsylvania):
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Anson B. Zinn; born 5 December 1856; died 30 November 1927; buried in Chestnut Hill Cemetery, Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.447 There is a biographical sketch of Anson Zinn, who was a baker in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; “proprietor of Zinn’s bakery and confectionery.” No information on a wife and children.448 He probably did not marry, since he was still single in 1910, when he was still living in at home in Harrisburg.449
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Ida E. Zinn;
born 18 November 1860; died 25 April 1901, buried in Chestnut Hill Cemetery, Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.450 In 1900, she was single and living at home, where she was listed as a bread saleslady.
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Ann M. Zinn;
born 8 June 1864; died June 5, 1874, buried in Chestnut Hill Cemetery, Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.451
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Harry I. Zinn;
born 10 October 1866; married Florence Stevenson; born circa 1865 in Pennsylvania. The family lived in Philadelphia, where Harry was a steamfitter in 1910 and 1920. Also with the family in 1910 and 1920 was Mary Stevenson, mother-in-law, born circa 1830 in Pennsylvania. Child known from the censuses (1910 census reports Florence had one child, alive in 1910): (1) Richard Zinn, born circa 1897 in Pennsylvania.452
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Minnie Bell Zinn;
born 16 February 1871 or August 1871. In 1900, she was single and living at home, where she was listed as a bread saleslady. In 1910 and 1920, she was probably the Minnie B. Zinn, single, born 1871 in Pennsylvania, who was living in the household of John H. Hoffman, widower, and his children in Philadelphia, where she was listed as a private housekeeper.453 In 1930, she was listed as Bella Zinn, servant, living in the household of Thomas Moore and his daughter in Philadelphia.454
With the exception of Harvey I. Zinn, apparently none of Edward's children married.
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