Pennypacker Lineage Descends from Hendrick Pannebecker
Hendrick Pannebecker, Dutch Patriot and land proprietor, born 1674 in Flomborn, linked Germantown settlers and Penns surveys. He helped lay out roads in Montgomery County, served as land agent and proprietor, and was a key intermediary between German Dutch settlers and colonial government. Died 1754, his vast estate divided among children, with Pennypacker Mills site later linked to Samuel W. Pennyparker.
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Nengrick Pannebeerker
Pennypacker
Flomborn
Worms
Holland
Hellaritk Wis
Penn
Pennsylvanii Guon
Germantown
Eva Unstal
Hana Pater
Barbara Unstat
Crefeld
Francis and
Doroth Hendrick Paunedecker
van Belcher
Skippack
Perkioment
Punnehecker
Penns
Alitnhata Withilberts
Philadedyphia County
County of
Montgomery
van Bebber
Lodowick Christian Sprogell
Bebber
Sprogell
Pannebecker
Hendrick Pannebecker
Edward Shippen
Israel Pemberton
Richard Hill
James Lagan
Isaac Norris
Pennsylvania
Pennypacker’s Mills
Washington
Samuel W. Pennyparker
Awendrick Pannebecker
Eve
Pennypacker Family Line Heralds Noted Public Service
The Pennypacker family lineage, with Hon. Samuel W. Pennypacker born April 9, 1843, led to prominent figures in law, politics, and railways. Among descendants, Isaac S. Pennypacker was a U S Senator from Virginia and a federal judge. Matthias Pennypacker contributed to the General Assembly and a railway venture. the family produced Philadelphia legal figures and a governor of Pennsylvania who later chaired the Public Service Commission.
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of Pennypacker
Chester
Lancaster
Juniata
Euijah G. Pennypacker
General Assembly
John
Isaac S. Pennypacker
United States
Virginia
United States District Court
Jacob
Matthias Pennypacker
Philadelphia and Reading
Isaac Anderson Pennypacker
Philadelphia College of Medicine
Anna Maria Whitaker
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Samuel Pennypacker
Ixville
Common Pleas Court No
Philadelphia
Republican Party
Tener
Pennsylvania
Waddington Enters Race For Sheriff
East Brook merchant Frank J. Waddington announces candidacy for sheriff in the Republican primary. A former deputy for five years with a record of courtesy and efficiency, he is a longtime Eastbrook property owner and tax payer, active in Wasbrook Methodist church, and known across Lawrence County for honesty and business ability. His campaign emphasizes ready administration of duties and broad local support.
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Frank J. Waddington
Eastbrook
Waddington
Mr. Waddingtoy
Lawrence County
Wasbrook Methodist Church
Sewer Caves In Near Ne shannock and Rural Avenues
Police were notified last night that the sewer at the intersection of Ne shannock and Rural avenues had caved in for a considerable distance creating a dangerous condition. The matter was referred to the street commissioner. Also noted are two inventor concepts: a chest strapped head and back rest for automobile tourists and an English woman’s wheeled lawn seat with handles.
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Neshannock
Sunday School Board Meeting at McConnell Home
The regular monthly meeting of the Sunday School Board of the Methodist Sunday School was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank McConnell with superintendent R Meek in charge. After business, a social time with refreshments was served by the hostesses daughters Bernice and Ruth McConnell. The next meeting is planned for the third Monday in April at the home of Mr and Mrs William Kerr.
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Methodist Sunday School
Frank McConnell
R. Meek
Bernice
Ruth McConnell
William Kerr
U. R. Meek
Adda Urey
Frank Clark
Wilam Kerr
Mayme Gilliland
Lois Kerr
Edna
Urey
E. L. Ayers
B. ‘J. Mitcheltree
Ralph Ayers
Robert
Marion Mitcheltree
Fannie Crosby
Methodist Church
April
Ethel Baker
Farrell
Home Circle Lodge
Joseph Vans
St Weaver
Edna Garland
H. H. Riblet
New Castle
Rev. C. C. Baker
Ills and Visits Round Slippery Rock Community
Slippery Rock residents recover from illness and several locals visit the Normal School. Prof. W. Glenn Anderson of Beaver County drops by. Mrs. John N. Cassidy spends the week with her daughter in Lords town. Mr. and Mrs. N. North of Fro lonia and Mrs. C. Uber host relatives. The Bolton couple visit Mrs. Dora Christy in Euclid. Local residents tour Greenville for an afternoon and bowl at the Methodist gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Ts. Grubb
Normal
W. Glenn Anderson
Monaco Heights
Beaver County
John N. Cassidy
Lordstown
Harry L. Kelly
N. North
Frolonia
Mercer County
Greenville
Methodist Gymnasium
Samuel Lewis
Cheeseman
Brett
Edward Watson
Tale
Rey
Lu McClymonds
Ilttie
Margery of Chicano Visits Sister in Town
Margery of Chicano arrived Tuesday to spend two or three days with her sister Miss Inez McClymonds. Rev McClymondy, preaching in Chicago, plans to leave Margery for a few weeks while he attends to business matters in the east. On Tuesday evening the Pythian Sisters held a party in the K of P hall with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery
Inez McClymonds
McClymondy
Chicago
K. of PL
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Hendrick Pannebeeker
Pennypacker Family
Fisher’s Big Store
Washington Street
Long Avenue
Fishers
Helen Ferguson
Virginia Lee Corbin
A van Pelt-Wilson
Harold Lloyd
Felix the Cat
East Brook
Pulaski News
the Equitable Life Assurance Society
M. J. Donnelly Specian
Woruszer
South Mill Street
Bell
E. L. Young
Over Davis Shoe Store
Washington St
East Washington Street
Glebea
Mrs
Chas. Greer
P. Brown
George Rigby
Hon. S. Plummer Emery, W. A. Davis
David Kyte
T. ¥. Moorehead
Legion Home
N. Jefferson St
Liberty Theatre
New Castle, Seers
BY Claude R. Conover
Sweet Stuff Musical Comedy Company
Mack
Elaine Hammerstein
Nero
Aesoe
Tom Moore
Ann Forrest
Edmund Breese
Harry T. Morey
Mickey Kennet
Shannon Day
Charles Craig
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