Alleghenyville: Elijah Remp died at the residence of his son, S. K. Remp, of dropsy and old age. He was 83 years of age. He is survived by two sons, Aaron and Samuel K., both of Knauers. Funeral is on Saturday. Interment in Allegheny cemetary. Undertaker Charles D. B. Kindt, of Mohrsville has charge.
(Reading Eagle/published 2/8/1905)
Elijah Remp, father of Samuel K., was born in 1821, and when a young man learned the carpenter's trade, it being recorded in his diary that he started at his trade July 28, 1844, obtaining wages $1.50 per week. Mr. Remp continued at his trade until engaging in farming, at which the rest of his life was spent, his tract consisting of fifty acres. He died Feb. 7, 1905. Mr. Remp married Mary Kachel, daughter of Benjamin Kachel, and to them four children were born: Elizabeth, who died young; Aaron, who is a farmer of Knauer's (m. Susan Sweitzer); Catherine, who died young; and Samuel K.
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(Reading Eagle/published 2/8/1905)
Elijah Remp, father of Samuel K., was born in 1821, and when a young man learned the carpenter's trade, it being recorded in his diary that he started at his trade July 28, 1844, obtaining wages $1.50 per week. Mr. Remp continued at his trade until engaging in farming, at which the rest of his life was spent, his tract consisting of fifty acres. He died Feb. 7, 1905. Mr. Remp married Mary Kachel, daughter of Benjamin Kachel, and to them four children were born: Elizabeth, who died young; Aaron, who is a farmer of Knauer's (m. Susan Sweitzer); Catherine, who died young; and Samuel K.
(© copyright 2004-2008 Nancy J. Freehafer for the Berks County PAGenWeb Project unless explicitly otherwise noted. All rights reserved.
Unless indicated otherwise in a particular page carrying this copyright notice, permission to use, copy, and distribute documents and related graphics delivered from this World Wide Web server (http://berks.pa-roots.com/) for non-commercial use is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice appears in all copies and that both that copyright notice and this permission notice appear. All other rights reserved. Nancy J. Freehafer disclaims all warranties with regard to this information. The information described herein is provided as is without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied.)
Alleghenyville: Elijah Remp died at the residence of his son, S. K. Remp, of dropsy and old age. He was 83 years of age. He is survived by two sons, Aaron and Samuel K., both of Knauers. Funeral is on Saturday. Interment in Allegheny cemetary. Undertaker Charles D. B. Kindt, of Mohrsville has charge.
(Reading Eagle/published 2/8/1905)
Elijah Remp, father of Samuel K., was born in 1821, and when a young man learned the carpenter's trade, it being recorded in his diary that he started at his trade July 28, 1844, obtaining wages $1.50 per week. Mr. Remp continued at his trade until engaging in farming, at which the rest of his life was spent, his tract consisting of fifty acres. He died Feb. 7, 1905. Mr. Remp married Mary Kachel, daughter of Benjamin Kachel, and to them four children were born: Elizabeth, who died young; Aaron, who is a farmer of Knauer's (m. Susan Sweitzer); Catherine, who died young; and Samuel K.
(© copyright 2004-2008 Nancy J. Freehafer for the Berks County PAGenWeb Project unless explicitly otherwise noted. All rights reserved.
Unless indicated otherwise in a particular page carrying this copyright notice, permission to use, copy, and distribute documents and related graphics delivered from this World Wide Web server (http://berks.pa-roots.com/) for non-commercial use is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice appears in all copies and that both that copyright notice and this permission notice appear. All other rights reserved. Nancy J. Freehafer disclaims all warranties with regard to this information. The information described herein is provided as is without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied.)
(Reading Eagle/published 2/8/1905)
Elijah Remp, father of Samuel K., was born in 1821, and when a young man learned the carpenter's trade, it being recorded in his diary that he started at his trade July 28, 1844, obtaining wages $1.50 per week. Mr. Remp continued at his trade until engaging in farming, at which the rest of his life was spent, his tract consisting of fifty acres. He died Feb. 7, 1905. Mr. Remp married Mary Kachel, daughter of Benjamin Kachel, and to them four children were born: Elizabeth, who died young; Aaron, who is a farmer of Knauer's (m. Susan Sweitzer); Catherine, who died young; and Samuel K.
(© copyright 2004-2008 Nancy J. Freehafer for the Berks County PAGenWeb Project unless explicitly otherwise noted. All rights reserved.
Unless indicated otherwise in a particular page carrying this copyright notice, permission to use, copy, and distribute documents and related graphics delivered from this World Wide Web server (http://berks.pa-roots.com/) for non-commercial use is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice appears in all copies and that both that copyright notice and this permission notice appear. All other rights reserved. Nancy J. Freehafer disclaims all warranties with regard to this information. The information described herein is provided as is without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied.)
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