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1			Source: 1860 Census Grove, Clinton, Pa.
2			Source: 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule
3		Alberta, Mary and Laura Cramer	Alberta Edna CRAMER Laura Margaret CRAMER Mary Madelline CRAMER
4		Living Living	Family: Living/Living (F1)
5		Benjamin H. Cramer and Mary Ellen Miller	Family: CRAMER/MILLER (F296)
6		Benjamin H.Cramer Benjamin H. Cramer is seated with sons Henry(L),George(C),Samuel(R) Click on individual to go to their page.	Benjamin H. CRAMER George Washington CRAMER Henry Martin CRAMER Samuel Miller CRAMER
7		Bessie Fair Hershberger and Violet Hershberger Weed Mother and Daughter	Bessie Virginia FAIR Violet Marie HERSHBERGER
8		Bessie Virginia Fair	Bessie Virginia FAIR
9		Living Living	Living Living Living Living Living
10		Living Living	Family: Living/Living (F2)
11		Charles Leroy Weed	Charles Leroy WEED
12		Clarence and Harold Weed	Family: WEED/SMITH (F4)
13		Edith Pearl Rhoads	Edith Pearl RHOADS
14		Elizabeth C. Weed	Elizabeth C. SMITH
15		Living Living	Living
16		Living Living	Laura Margaret CRAMER Living
17		Living Living	Family: Living/SEVCIK (F436)
18		Ira and Bessie Fair Brother and Sister	Bessie Virginia FAIR Ira LeRoy FAIR
19		Living Living	Living
20		Iris, Charles, Earl and Virginia Weed Jackie Silvis(Front row with hat)	Family: WEED/HERSHBERGER (F3)
21		Isaac L. Smith	Isaac L. SMITH
22		John Thomas Hershberger	John Thomas HERSHBERGER
23		Karl Ludwig (Louis) Waibel Age 52	Ludwig (Louis) Karl WAIBEL
24		Living Living	Living
25		Living Living	Living Living
26		Laura Cramer Waibel and Family George, Florence, Laura, Eddie, Norb	Family: WAIBEL/CRAMER (F24)
27		Living Living	Living
28		Living Living	Living
29		Otto George Waibel and Laura Margaret Cramer	Family: WAIBEL/CRAMER (F24)
30		Living Living	Living Living
31		Richard Paul Joyce	Richard Paul JOYCE
32		The Cincinnati Believed to be the ship that carried George Hirko to America. Built by Schichau Shipyard, Danzig, Germany, 1909. 16,339 gross tons; 603 (bp) feet long; 63 feet wide. Steam quadruple expansion engines, twin screw. Service speed 15 ? knots. 2,827 passengers (246 first class, 332 second class, 2,249 third class). Built for Hamburg-American Line, German flag, in 1909 and named Cincinnati. Hamburg-New York service. Interned at Boston 1914 owing to World War I. Seized by United States Government, American flag, in 1917 and renamed USS Covington. Torpedoed and sunk by a German U-boat in the North Atlantic in 1918.	George Joseph HIRKO
33		The Waibels Front Norb, Florence, Eddie Back David, George	Family: WAIBEL/CRAMER (F24)
34		Living Living	Living
35		Living Living	Living
36		Violet Hershberger Weed and Children 1st row:Iris 2nd row: Virginia 3rd row: Charles, Violet, Earl	Family: WEED/HERSHBERGER (F3)