Easton Express Jan. 28, 1990 p. C-6
Barbara Ann Lehman, 56, of Lake Hiawatha in Parsippany, NJ, formerly of Easton, died Friday in Dover General Hospital after a long illness.
She was employed as an engraver by the Howmet Corp. in Dover NJ for three years before retiring in 1968. Prior to this she worked for Tiffany & Co. in Newark NJ for 10 years.
Born Sept. 20, 1933, in Easton, she was a daughter of Edmund Weider of Ocala, Fla., and the late Iola Brown. She moved to Lake Hiawatha in 1962 from Easton.
She was past president of Par-Troy Little League; was a past treasurer of the Lake Hiawatha Volunteer Fire Dept. District 4, for which she also led many of the activities, and was a life member of the North New Jersey Ladies Auxillary Conventions.
Her husband, Robert Lehman, died in 1977.
In addition to her father, she is survived by two sons, one of Old Bridge NJ and the other of Lebanon NJ; two brothers, one of Phillipsburg and one of New Mexico; and a sister of Loudonville NY.
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Barbara was a descendant of:
Alice R. Miller Schafer
(b. 1870, wife of Henry D. Schafer)
Alice R. Miller was the sister of my gr-grandfather:
George E. Miller (b. 1883)
The son of Henry D. and Alice R. Schafer
Henry D. Schafer Jr. (b. 1893)
married
Beulah Anna Houck (b. 1894)
Their daughter:
Iola Dorothy Schafer (b. 1911)
married
Edmond P. Wieder.
This would have made Barbara my 5th cousin.
Though I did not know Barbara personally,
I respectfully honor her memory
with this memorial since she was a
distant relative of mine.
Barbara Ann Lehman, 56, of Lake Hiawatha in Parsippany, NJ, formerly of Easton, died Friday in Dover General Hospital after a long illness.
She was employed as an engraver by the Howmet Corp. in Dover NJ for three years before retiring in 1968. Prior to this she worked for Tiffany & Co. in Newark NJ for 10 years.
Born Sept. 20, 1933, in Easton, she was a daughter of Edmund Weider of Ocala, Fla., and the late Iola Brown. She moved to Lake Hiawatha in 1962 from Easton.
She was past president of Par-Troy Little League; was a past treasurer of the Lake Hiawatha Volunteer Fire Dept. District 4, for which she also led many of the activities, and was a life member of the North New Jersey Ladies Auxillary Conventions.
Her husband, Robert Lehman, died in 1977.
In addition to her father, she is survived by two sons, one of Old Bridge NJ and the other of Lebanon NJ; two brothers, one of Phillipsburg and one of New Mexico; and a sister of Loudonville NY.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~``
Barbara was a descendant of:
Alice R. Miller Schafer
(b. 1870, wife of Henry D. Schafer)
Alice R. Miller was the sister of my gr-grandfather:
George E. Miller (b. 1883)
The son of Henry D. and Alice R. Schafer
Henry D. Schafer Jr. (b. 1893)
married
Beulah Anna Houck (b. 1894)
Their daughter:
Iola Dorothy Schafer (b. 1911)
married
Edmond P. Wieder.
This would have made Barbara my 5th cousin.
Though I did not know Barbara personally,
I respectfully honor her memory
with this memorial since she was a
distant relative of mine.
Easton Express Jan. 28, 1990 p. C-6
Barbara Ann Lehman, 56, of Lake Hiawatha in Parsippany, NJ, formerly of Easton, died Friday in Dover General Hospital after a long illness.
She was employed as an engraver by the Howmet Corp. in Dover NJ for three years before retiring in 1968. Prior to this she worked for Tiffany & Co. in Newark NJ for 10 years.
Born Sept. 20, 1933, in Easton, she was a daughter of Edmund Weider of Ocala, Fla., and the late Iola Brown. She moved to Lake Hiawatha in 1962 from Easton.
She was past president of Par-Troy Little League; was a past treasurer of the Lake Hiawatha Volunteer Fire Dept. District 4, for which she also led many of the activities, and was a life member of the North New Jersey Ladies Auxillary Conventions.
Her husband, Robert Lehman, died in 1977.
In addition to her father, she is survived by two sons, one of Old Bridge NJ and the other of Lebanon NJ; two brothers, one of Phillipsburg and one of New Mexico; and a sister of Loudonville NY.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~``
Barbara was a descendant of:
Alice R. Miller Schafer
(b. 1870, wife of Henry D. Schafer)
Alice R. Miller was the sister of my gr-grandfather:
George E. Miller (b. 1883)
The son of Henry D. and Alice R. Schafer
Henry D. Schafer Jr. (b. 1893)
married
Beulah Anna Houck (b. 1894)
Their daughter:
Iola Dorothy Schafer (b. 1911)
married
Edmond P. Wieder.
This would have made Barbara my 5th cousin.
Though I did not know Barbara personally,
I respectfully honor her memory
with this memorial since she was a
distant relative of mine.
Barbara Ann Lehman, 56, of Lake Hiawatha in Parsippany, NJ, formerly of Easton, died Friday in Dover General Hospital after a long illness.
She was employed as an engraver by the Howmet Corp. in Dover NJ for three years before retiring in 1968. Prior to this she worked for Tiffany & Co. in Newark NJ for 10 years.
Born Sept. 20, 1933, in Easton, she was a daughter of Edmund Weider of Ocala, Fla., and the late Iola Brown. She moved to Lake Hiawatha in 1962 from Easton.
She was past president of Par-Troy Little League; was a past treasurer of the Lake Hiawatha Volunteer Fire Dept. District 4, for which she also led many of the activities, and was a life member of the North New Jersey Ladies Auxillary Conventions.
Her husband, Robert Lehman, died in 1977.
In addition to her father, she is survived by two sons, one of Old Bridge NJ and the other of Lebanon NJ; two brothers, one of Phillipsburg and one of New Mexico; and a sister of Loudonville NY.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~``
Barbara was a descendant of:
Alice R. Miller Schafer
(b. 1870, wife of Henry D. Schafer)
Alice R. Miller was the sister of my gr-grandfather:
George E. Miller (b. 1883)
The son of Henry D. and Alice R. Schafer
Henry D. Schafer Jr. (b. 1893)
married
Beulah Anna Houck (b. 1894)
Their daughter:
Iola Dorothy Schafer (b. 1911)
married
Edmond P. Wieder.
This would have made Barbara my 5th cousin.
Though I did not know Barbara personally,
I respectfully honor her memory
with this memorial since she was a
distant relative of mine.
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