Descendantsof
Bishop John (Hans) Lehman & Anna Hege
(Part I)

Scenes in Switzerland
by Karolyn Rae Roberts

HL - Peter Leeman (Lehman), I b1655 Verchigen,Bern,Switzerland - d Ibersheim,Germany - m1679 Barbara Jung (Files of Joseph Hoover) (Daughter of Hans Jung, b1630 & Anna Urner) b11/14/1658 Oberdiesenbach,Bern,Switzerland - dIbersheim,Germany - Children were Maria, Peter, & John.

HL1 - Maria Lehman (Daughter of Peter Lehman & Barbara Jung) - mHans Hege, Sr. - Maria & Hans sailed on the ship "James Goodwill" on September 27, 1727 with Hans & Anna Lehman, and Hans and Anna's three children. Henry Lesher and his two sisters came along; they were orphans. They all were Mennonites. Maria & Hans had a child named John Hege, Jr.

HL2 - Peter Lehman, II b1680 of Friedelsheim,Germany - d1741 Lampeter Twp.,Lancaster Co.,PA (Son of Peter Lehman &Barbara Jung) - mAnna ?

• HL21 - Peter Jung Lehman, III b1702 - d1758 YorkTwp.,York,PA - mBarbara ? - Will of Peter Lehman, Sept. 14, 1751. Proven Date: 1/3/1758. Executors: Barbara Lehman & Peter Freed. York Co. Wife is Barbara ?, and children are Peter & Barbara. Son-in-law is Abraham Blasser. (York Co.,PA Wills 1749-1819)
  • HL211 - Barbara Lehman (Will of father Peter: York Co.,PA Wills 1749-1819) b1723 - mAbraham Blaser, II b1724 - Children of Barbara & Abraham were Peter Blosser, Abraham Blosser, Jacob Blosser, John Blosser, & Mary Blosser.
  • HL212 - Peter Lehman, IV (Will of father, Peter: York Co.,PA Wills 1749-1819) - d1773 - mMaria ? (Will of Peter) - Peter made a will on 1/22/1772, and was proven on 7/13/1773. Executor was Mary Lehman. York Co. Wife was Maria ?. Children listed as Jacob, Mary, & 8 others, names not listed. (York Co.,PA Wills 1749-1819)
    • HL2121 - Jacob Lehman (Will of Peter, the father)
    • HL2122 - Mary Lehman (Will of Peter, the father)
    • HL2123 - Elizabeth Lehman
  • HL213 - Anna Maria Lehman b1736 HellamTwp.,York,PA (Gen Pool Ind. Records)

HL3 - Bishop Hans (John) Jung Lehman b1702 Eberston-Heff Schauffausen,Switzerland - d2/1776 near Manheim,RaphoTwp.,Lancaster,PA (Files of Donald B. Miller) - m1725 Anna Hege babt1704 Switzerland (AFN:1HL35-4PM) PA. Early German Pioneers, p192. Hans, a bishop, settled near the present Hernley Mennoite Meetinghouse in 1727. (There is another Hans Lehman that lived about four miles nortwest of this Hans, and his children have similar names) Hans was born in the canton of Schaffhausen, Switzerland, about the year 1702. Hans & Anna had lived near Zweibucken at Eshterholf in the Palatinate region of Germany prior to their emigration to America. They sailed on the ship "James Goodwill" on September 27, 1727. Others that traveled with them were: Hans Hege and wife (Hans sister Maria Lehman);Hans sister, Maria Lehman; and Hans and Anna's three children. Henry Lesher and his two sisters came along, they were orphans. They all were Mennonites. Hans settled in the now Rapho Twp. of Lancaster Co.,PA. He bought 197 acres nw of Manheim known then as Stickelstown, between the present-day Colebrook St. and Hernley Rd. The land was surveyed on Dec. 22, 1735 and patented to John Leman on February 20, 1743. Hans served as a minister in the Hernley Mennonite Church and became its first bishop. He is mentioned in its first deed. The ground for the Hernley Meetinghouse and burial plots is one of the few meetinghouses or cemeteries now owned by a Mennonite congregation in Lancaster Co. which was deeded directly from the sons of William Penn as proprietary governors of PA to any of the church fathers. (First known as Rapho Mennonite Meetinghouse, then Lehman, now Hernley). The deed cantained the names of Thomas and Richard Penn. The first house also served as a schoolhouse for the community. Hans had evidently built a gristmill on his property and had constructed a dam and race to provide waterpower for it. Hans will was written January 1, 1772. On the homestead portion of the farm is a Lehman family cemetery where three generations of Lehmans are buried. (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)

• HL31 - Jacob Hege Lehman (Files of Joseph Hoover) b1722 Switzerland or Germany - d1796 Derry Twp.,Dauphin,PA - m1Catherine Longenecker - His parents had lived near Zweibucken at Eshterholf in the Palatinate region of Germany prior to their emigration to America. They sailed on the ship "James Goodwill" on September 27, 1727. Jacob moved to Derry Twp., Dauphin Co., PA near the Stauffer Mennonite Meetinghouse and helped start the congregation. He purchased the southern portion of his father's farm from his brother Daniel on April 13, 1786. - (Deed E13-293, Lancaster Co. Courthouse, Lancaster, PA. Daniel Lehman and wife, Mary, of Rapho Twp. granted 114 acres for the sum of £650 to Jacob Lehman of Londonderry Twp.) - m2Elizabeth ?
  • HL311 - Maria Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) b1754 - d1811 - mMichael Gingerich (son of Joseph Gingerich & Anna Huber) b1754 ,Lebanon,Lancaster,PA - d1803 Manchester Twp.,York,PA - Daughter of Maria & Michael Gingerich was Anna Gingerich baptized at the Trinity Reformed Church, City of York,York,PA (Records of Tri. Ref. Ch.,York,York,PA 1801-1853)
  • HL312 - Barbara Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) - mJacob Moyer
  • HL313 - John Lehman b1/11/1761-d1/27/1839 - known as John "The Fuller." - m1Barbara Strickler b6/14/1762 - d10/9/1805 (Barbara was the daughter of Ulrich and Elizabeth Strickler) John lived on the original Hans Lehman land near Manheim, Lancaster, PA and operated a fulling mill there. - m2Mary ? (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
    • HL3131 - Elizabeth Lehman b3/4/1789 - d11/25/1854 - mPeter Hernley b3/5/1789 - d7/8/1842 (Peter was the son of Christian Hernley) Peter was a deacon of the Hernley Church of Manheim,Lancaster,PA . Children were: Mary Hernley mJohn Cassel; Isaac Hernley; Anna Hernley mChristian Leib; Barbara Hernley mJacob Cassel; Peter L. Hernley mBarbara Hershey; Elizabeth Hernley mDaniel Rhoades; and John Hernley.(Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
    • HL3132 - Abraham Lehman b6/10/1792 - d10/13/1869 - mElizabeth Lehman b9/4/1796 - d2/4/1852 - They resided in Manheim, Lancaster,PA. Burial: Hernely Mennonite Cem., Manheim,Lancaster,PA. (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL31321 - Jacob Lehman - mMary Helt (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) b1821 Of Rapho,Lancaster,PA (FamilySearch)
      • HL31322 - Benjamin Lehman -mAnn Helt (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL31323 - John Lehman - mMaggie Gantz (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL31324 - Joseph Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) b1825 Rapho,Lancaster,PA (FamilySearch)
      • HL31325 - Mary Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL31326 - David Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) b1834 Rapho,Lancaster,PA (FamilySearch) - mMary Buchter (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL31327 - Daniel Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) b1842 Rapho,Lancaster,PA (FamilySearch) - mAnna Berkheiser (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
    • HL3133 - Jacob Lehman b9/6/1795 - d7/12/1881 - Single. Jacob walked to Mannheim,Ontario,Canada in 1819 from the Old Line Rd., NW of Manheim,Lancaster,PA . He kept a diary of his journey. Burial: Hernley Mennonite Cem., Manheim,Lancaster,PA (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) LEHMAN.-July 12th, near Manheim, Lancaster county, Pa., Brother Jacob Lehman, aged 85 years, 10 months and 6 days. Funeral on the 15th. Text, Rom. 6: 23. Buried at Hernley's meeting-house. Brother Lehman was a quiet peaceable brother. (Herald of Truth,9/1881,pp161,162)
    • HL3134 - Ulrich Lehman b9/25/1799 - d3/19/1854 - mCatherine Fretz b4/14/1808 - d6/18/1873 - Ulrich lived on the Manheim Reservoir farm, Lancaster,PA. He died when most of his children were still young. His farm was sold and the children were placed with guardians. (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980).
      • HL31341 - Elizabeth Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) b3/5/1828 Ralpho,Lancaster,PA (Family Search)
      • HL31342 - Fannie Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) b7/21/1831 Ralpho,Lancaster,PA (Family Search)
      • HL31343 - Samuel Lehman - mMargaret Hull (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) b9/27/1834 Ralpho,Lancaster,PA (Family Search)
      • HL31344 - Esther (Hettie) Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)b11/8/1837 Ralpho,Lancaster,PA (Family Search)
      • HL31345 - John Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)b4/26/1840 Ralpho,Lancaster,PA (Family Search)
      • HL31346 - Daniel Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) b10/24/1842 Ralpho,Lancaster,PA (Family Search)
      • HL31347 - SusannaLehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) b10/23/1845 Ralpho,Lancaster,PA (Family Search)
      • HL31348 - Rebecca Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) b8/31/1847 Ralpho,Lancaster,PA (Family Search)
      • HL31349 - Abraham Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) b1/12/1850 Ralpho,Lancaster,PA (Family Search)
    • HL3135 - Henry Lehman b9/25/1799 - Single (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
  • HL314 - Jacob Longenecker Lehman b10/17/1763 - d6/21/1827 Frankfort Twp.,Cumberland,PA - mRosanna Shank d1-1-1850 - Jacob is buried in the Stauffer Mennonite Cemetery. (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
    • HL3141 - Deacon Benjamin Lehman b4/21/1791 - d5/11/1867 - mMagdalena Wissler Overholtzer b4/3/1791 - d5/21/1854 (Magdalena was the daughter of Samuel Overholtzer and Anna Wissler) Moved to Frankford Twp., Cumberland Co., PA. Benjamin was a deacon at the Diller Mennonite Church near Newville, Cumberland Co., PA (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)(Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) On the 11th of May, in Frankfort Township,Cumberland Co., Pa., Bro. BENJAMIN LEHMAN, aged 73 years and 17 days. Funeral sermons were preached by the brethren Abm. Burkhardt and Joseph Bomberger from 2 Tim. 4:7, 8. (Herald of Truth Obits, June 1827)
      • HL31411 - Nancy Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) b3/10/1817 - d1/10/1892 (Ancestry.com)
      • HL31412 - Samuel O. Lehman b9/7/1819 - d10/4/1878 (Ancestry.com) - mCatharine N. Martin (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) b9/17/1818 - d12/17/1886 (Ancestry.com) - Buried: Dillers Mennonite Church Cem.,Newville,Cumberland,PA (Ancestry.com)
        • HL314121 - Esther Lehman (twin to Magdalena) b9/3/1847 - d8/25/1857 - Buried: Dillers Mennoite Church Cem., Newville,Cumberland,PA (Ancestry.com)
        • HL314122 - Magdalena Lehman (twin to Esther) b9/3/1847 - 9/16/1847 - Buried: Dillers Mennoite Church Cem., Newville,Cumberland,PA (Ancestry.com)
        • HL314123 - Abram M. Lehman b7/9/1849 near Blosserville,Cumberland,PA - d5/18/1907 at home near Oak Grove,Franklin,PA - mMagdalena (Mattie) E. Cockley b1854 - Buried: Old Strasburg Mennonite Cem.,Franklin Co.,PA (Ancestry.com) d1/20/1910 at home near Chambersburg,Franklin,PA - Lehman.-Abram M. Lehman was born near Blosserville, Cumberland Co., Pa., July 9, 1849; died at his home near Oak Grove, Franklin Co., Pa.. on May 18, 1907; aged 57 Y., 10 M., 9 D., of cancer of the stomach, from which he suffered greatly for ten weeks. He bore his afflictions very patiently and died leaving a bright hope of eternal glory, often saying that he felt like Paul, when he said, "I am in a strait betwixt two, having a desire to depart and be with Christ, which is far better." He leaves to mourn his departure a sorrowing wife, three daughters and one sister; but we need not mourn as those who have no hope, but we can rejoice through our tears that his sufferings are over and he is safe with Jesus. Funeral was held on the 21st by Pre. Henry Bricker at the house, and Pre. Abram Burkholder and Pre. Geo. Ernst at the Strasburg M. H., where the house was filled to overflowing with relatives and friends who came to pay their last tribute of respect to the dear departed one. The text, which was chosen by himself, was 2 Cor. 4:17, 18 and 5:1. May this dispensation of God's providence be the means of drawing us closer to Christ. HIS DAUGHTER. (Her. of Truth 6/13/1907, p215,216) LEHMAN. -Near Strasburg, Pa., May 18, of cancer of the stomach, Bro. Abram M. Lehman died: aged 57 y. l0in. 9d. Bro. Lehman was born and raised in Cumberland Co., Pa., near Bloserville. He moved to Franklin Co. about ten years ago. He united with the Mennonite Church 30 years ago. About a year later he was united in marriage to Sister Mattie Cockley of the same county. To this marriage were born three daughters: Sadie, wife of James Jones of Chambersburg; Annie C. and Fannie D. at home, all of whom with their mother survive him. The family has lost an affectionate father and the church one who was ever at his place and ready to assist in praising the Lord. Our loss is, we believe, his eternal gain. Funeral services on May 21, by Bro. Henry Bricker at the home and by brethren Abram Burkholder and George Ernst at the church from II Cor. 5:1, 17, 18 as selected by the departed. (The Gospel Witness 6/12/1907, p175,176) - Lehman.--Mattie E. (Cockley) Lehman, widow of the late Abram M. Lehman, died at her home near Chambersburg, Franklin Co., Pa., on Jan. 20, 1910; she was born Oct. 22, 1854; aged 55 y. 2 m. 28 d. She was for many years a member of the Mennonite Church, and is greatly missed in the home as a kind mother. She suffered nine months from paralysis, having three strokes in that time. She is survived by her aged father and three daughters, her husband having died about three years ago. Funeral was held at the Strasburg Church on Sunday, Jan. 23. Services were conducted by W. W. Hege and Jos. Martin from the Text, "Behold thy mother" (John 19:27). May our loss be her eternal gain. (Gospel Herald 2/10/1910, v2,n47,p735,736)
          • HL3141231- Sadie Lehman - mJames Jones of Chambersburg (Obit of Abram Lehman)
          • HL3141232 - Annie C. Lehman (Obit of Abram Lehman)
          • HL3141233 -Fanny D. Lehman (Obit of Abram Lehman)
        • HL314124 - Catherine (Katie) A. Lehman b1/21/1858 Newville,Cumberland?,PA - d4/25/1946 near Chambersburg,Franklin,PA - m10/27/1887 Bishop John Sollenberger Burkholder (son of Joseph Burkholder & Barbara Sollenberger) b1/8/1861 Hamilton Twp.,Franklin,PA - d2/8/1935 - John served as a bishop for 26 years and was ordained a minister on 6/7/1901 & always preached his sermons in English. He farmed his father's farm. Children of Catherine & John were Samuel Joseph Burkholder, Solomon Oyer Burkholder, Martha Ellen Burkholder, Barbara Ann Burkholder, Emma Catherine Burkholder, & Harry Lehman Burkholder. Burial: Old Strasburg Mennoite Church Cem.,,Franklin,PA - Burkholder - Katie A., daughter of the late Samuel and Catherine Lehman, was born near Newville, Pa., Jan. 21, 1858; passed away at her late home near Chambersburg, Pa., April 25, 1946; aged 88 y. 3 m. 4 d. On Oct. 27, 1887, she was married to John S. Burkholder, who preceded her Feb. 8, 1935. She leaves 5 children (Solomon O., Martha E. - Mrs. Charles Bless, Barbara A., Emma C. - Mrs. Henry Sollenberger, and Harry L.), 17 grandchildren, 24 great-grandchildren, and 8 stepgrandchildren. One son (Samuel J.) preceded her. In her youth she united with the Mennonite Church and was a faithful member until the Lord called her home. She had a deep concern for the future welfare of her posterity and for the cause of Christ. Funeral services were held April 29 at the home and at the Chambersburg Church, in charge of Walter Lehman, C.V. Martin, and Harvey E. Shank. Text, Rom. 8;18. The body was laid to rest in the adjoining cemetery. (Gospel Herald 5/14/1946, p158,159) - (Obit) Bishop John S. Burkholder, son of the late Joseph and Barbara (Sollenberger) Burkholder, was born Jan. 8, 1861; died suddenly of a heart attack on Feb. 8, 1935; aged 74 y. 1 m. He is survived by his widow, Kattie Burkholder (nee Lehman), 6 children - Samuel J., Solomon O., Martha E. (wife of Chas. Bless), Barbara A. (at home), Emma C. (wife of Henry Sollenberger), and Harry L.; also 3 sisters and 1 brother---Maria Kuhns, Elizabeth Frey, Annie Lehman, and Amos Burkholder. He was ordained to the ministry on June 7, 1901, and served in that capacity until June 16, 1909, at which time he was ordained bishop of the Mennonite churches of Franklin Co. He officiated at over 100 funerals, and nearly 100 marriages. His funeral was held on Feb. 12, at the Strasburg Mennonite church; burial in adjoining cemetery. The officiating ministers were Bro. Geo. Ernst, Bishops Henry Lutz and Denton Martin. Texts, II Tim. 4:6-8, I Sam. 20:18b.(F stands for Father, a God-given blessing; A stands for all things he has done for us;T is for tears he shed in our behalf;H is for heart of pure love. E is for his eyes that looked upon us; R is for right for which he always stood. Put these all together---they spell F-A-T-H-E-R, A word with heavenly meaning to us. - The Family. (Gospel Herald 2/28/1935, p1026,1027)
      • HL31413 - Barbara Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) b11/6/1821 - d5/25/1888 (Ancestry.com)
      • HL31414 - Rev. John O. Lehman - b7/10/1823 ,Cumberland,PA - d4/25/1887 (Ancestry.com) - mElizabeth Burkholder (daughter of Rev. Joseph Burkholder & Mary Whisler) b11/4/1828 ,Cumberland,PA - d10/14/1906 John was ordained a minister at the Diller Mennonite Meetinghouse in Cumberland Co., PA. He moved to Franklin Co., PA in 1867 and served the Strasburg Mennonite Church. (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) Buried: Old Strasburg Menn. Cem.,,Franklin,PA
        • HL314141 - Mary B. Lehman - (Ancestry.com)
        • HL314142 - Joseph B. Lehman - b8/11/1853 - d11/21/1913 north of Chambersburg,Franklin,PA - mFannie W. Ernst/Ernest (daughter of Jacob Schwardtley Ernst & Barbara M. Wenger) b11/13/1851 ,Lancaster,PA- d2/21/1937 at her daughters near Hanover,PA - Joseph B. Lehman was born Aug. 11, 1853; died Nov. 21, 1913; aged 60 y. 3 m. 10 d. He suffered from a stroke of paralysis, which resulted in his death after a short illness of a few days. He lived for many years near Guilford Springs and last spring moved to his new home north of Chambersburg, Pa. He united with the Mennonite Church many years ago and was a strong advocate of the doctrine of simplicity and greatly interested in the welfare of the church. Bro. Lehman is survived by his wife, Fannie, who was the daughter of the late Jacob S. Ernst, and these children: Geo. S., John H., and Levi E., of Lancaster and Jacob E., of near St. Thomas (all married), Joseph S. and Bessie at home, and one brother, Levi, near Pinola, Pa. Interment at the Chambersburg Church. Services at the house by Joseph E. Lehman and at the church by W. W. Hege. Text, Job 14:1,2, selected by the family. (Gospel Herald 12/4/1913,p575) - Fannie Lehman, widow of Joseph B. Lehman, formerly of Chambersburg, Pa., died Feb. 23, 1937, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Emanuel Bair, near Hanover, Pa.; aged 85 y. 3 m: 10 d. She was born in Lancaster Co., a daughter of the late Jacob S. and Barbara Wenger Ernst. She was a member of the Mennonite Church for many years. She is survived by 6 children (George E., Lancaster, R. 1; Jacob E., Chambersburg, R. 3; John H., Levi B., and Joseph S. of Lancaster City, and Mrs. Bair with whom she resided), 39 grandchildren, 6 great-grandchildren, and 2 brothers (George Ernst, Chambersburg, Pa., and Jacob Ernst, Lancaster). A brief service was held at the home of Mrs. Bair Friday morning, Feb. 26, after which the body was brought to Chambersburg, Pa., Church where further services were held. Burial in the adjoining cemetery. Services were in charge of Bros. Richard Danner of Hanover and Harvey E. Shank of Chambersburg. - Her chair long used is empty, Her glasses laid aside; Her Bible left to others, She's gone with Christ to abide. (Gospel Herald 4/1/1937,vXXX,n1,p14,15)
          • HL3141421 - George E. Lehman - b10/7/1880 - d4/21/1956 - m1/16/1906 Leah Z. Martin (daughter of Jonathan W. Martin & Elizabeth Zimmerman) b3/3/1884 ,Lancaster,PA - d5/6/1954 Lancaster Gen. Hosp.,Lancaster,PA - Lehman, Leah, W., daughter of Jonathan W. and Elizabeth (Zimmerman) Martin, was born in Lancaster Co., Pa., on March 3, 1884; died in Lancaster General Hospital, May 6, 1954, after a prolonged illness; aged 70 y. 2 m. 3 d. She was a faithful Christian wife and mother. On Jan. 16, 1906, she was married to George E. Lehman. To this union were born 12 children, one of whom (Kenneth V.) is deceased. Surviving are these sons and daughters (Ray J., Holtwood, Pa.; Edna M.-Mrs. Titus Sensenig, Ephrata, Pa.; Lester M., Bird in Hand, Pa.; Paul M., Pittsburgh, Pa.; Ruth E.-Mrs. Walter O. Leatherman, Lancaster; G. Irvin, Harrisonburg, Va.; Maurice E., Bareville, Pa.; G Clair, Gordonville, pa.; Earl S., Goshen, Ind.; Gladys V., at home; and Loretta Jane-Mrs. Raymond K. Stoltzfus, Parkesburg, Pa.), 31 grandchildren, and the following brothers and sisters (Mrs. J. Clair Witmer, Marysville, Pa.; Mrs. Lester Ebersole, Sterling, Ill.; C. Z. Martin, Mountsville, Pa.; Mrs. Clair R. Ressler, Lancaster, pa.; Mrs. Joseph Wargo, Lancaster, Pa.; and Mrs. Merle Price, Dixon, Ill.). Funeral services at the E. Chestnut St. Mennonite Church were conducted by Noah Good. Interment was made in the Mellinger Mennonite Cemetery. (Gospel Herald 11/9/1954,p1078,1079)
            • HL31414211 - Roy/Ray Jacob Lehman - b1906 (Ancestry.com) - Lived at Holtwood,PA (Obit of mother, Leah)
            • HL31414222 - Edna May Lehman - b1/4/1909 (Ancestry.com) - mTitus M. Sensenig - Lived at Ephrata,PA (Obit of mother, Leah) - m 2Titus M. Sensenig - (son of Henry M. Sensenig & Mary Martin) b2/22/1911 Blue Ball,PA - d5/22/1996 ,Lancaster,PA - Sensenig, Titus M., 85, Lancaster, Pa. Born: Feb. 22, 1911, Blue Ball, Pa., to Henry M. and Mary Martin Sensenig. Died: May 22, 1996, Lancaster, Pa. Survivors - wife: Ruth E. Lehman Leatherman Sensenig; children: Richard E., Kenneth V., Lamarr L., Daniel L., Ruth E. Burkholder; sisters: Lena Schnupp, Ruth Shirk, Phoebe Wenger; 19 grandchildren, 34 greatgrandchildren. Predeceased by: Edna Mae Lehman Sensenig (first wife). Funeral: May 26, Ephrata Mennonite Church, by M. John Nissley and Jeffrey High. Burial: Groffdale Mennonite Church Cemetery. (Gospel Herald 8/6/1996)
            • HL31414223 - Ruth E. Lehman - b - m9/24/1939 1Walter J. Leatherman b10/9/1910 ,Bucks,PA - d5/23/1967 Lancaster Gen. Hosp., Lancaster,PA (son of Jacob Leatherman & Laura Kratz) - m 2Titus M. Sensenig - (son of Henry M. Sensenig & Mary Martin) b2/22/1911 Blue Ball,PA - d5/22/1996 ,Lancaster,PA - Rev. Leatherman.- Walter J., son of Jacob and Laura (Kratz) Leatherman, was born in Bucks Co., Pa., Oct. 9, 1910; died at Lancaster General Hospital, May 23, 1967; aged 56 y. 7 m. 14 d. On Sept, 24, 1939, he was married to Ruth E. Lehman, who survives. Also, surviving are one son (W. James), one daughter (Lois Marie), 2 brothers (Quintus and Allen), and 2 sisters (Naomi-Mrs. Walter Schull and Orpha). He was ordained to the ministry in 1947 and served as supply minister for the Lancaster Conference. He was a member of the East Chestnut Street Church, Lancaster, where funeral services were held May 27, with James M. Shank and Myron Ebersole officiating; interment in Mellinger's Cemetery. (Gospel Herald 7/4/1967,p606,607) - Sensenig, Titus M., 85, Lancaster, Pa. Born: Feb. 22, 1911, Blue Ball, Pa., to Henry M. and Mary Martin Sensenig. Died: May 22, 1996, Lancaster, Pa. Survivors - wife: Ruth E. Lehman Leatherman Sensenig; children: Richard E., Kenneth V., Lamarr L., Daniel L., Ruth E. Burkholder; sisters: Lena Schnupp, Ruth Shirk, Phoebe Wenger; 19 grandchildren, 34 greatgrandchildren. Predeceased by: Edna Mae Lehman Sensenig (first wife). Funeral: May 26, Ephrata Mennonite Church, by M. John Nissley and Jeffrey High. Burial: Groffdale Mennonite Church Cemetery. (Gospel Herald 8/6/1996)
            • HL3141424 - Earl Samuel Lehman - b2/20/1921 (Ancestry.com) Lived at Goshen, IN (Obit of mother, Leah)
            • HL3141425 - Kenneth V. Lehman
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          • HL3141422 - Jacob E. Lehman - b5/16/1883 ,Franklin,PA - d4/11/1960 ,Harrisburg,PA - m1/22/1907 Salome Ebersole (daughter of John L. Ebersole & Mary Emma Witmer) b7/8/1886 near Chambersburg,Franklin,PA - d12/4/1957 Chambersburg Hosp., Chambersburg,PA - Lehman, Jacob Ernst, was born in Franklin Co., Pa., May 16, 1883; died at the Harrisburg, Pa., State Hospital after several years' illness; aged 76 y. 10 m. 26 d. He was married to Salome Ebersole who preceded him in death. Surviving are 6 sons and 6 daughters (Arthur, Lloyd, John, Virgil, Anna, Frances, and Mildred, of Chambersburg, Pa.; Marlin, minister at the Pond Bank Church, Fayetteville, Pa.; Emma-- Mrs. Daniel Diller, Maugansville, Md.; Louella-- Mrs. Lesher Horst, Paradise, Pa.; Leroy, Versailles, Mo.; and Dorothy--Mrs. Elvin Hege, Homestead, Fla.), one sister, 2 brothers, and 39 grandchildren. He was a member of the Pleasant View Church, where funeral services were held April 14, in charge of Walter Lehman and Harvey Shank. (Gospel Herald 5/24/1960,vLIII,n21, p486,487) - Lehman, Salome, daughter of the late John and Emma (Witmer) Ebersole, was born near Chambersburg, Pa., July 8, 1886; died Dec. 4, 1957, at the Chambersburg Hospital after an illness of six years; aged 72 y. 4 m. 26 d. She was united in marriage to Jacob E. Lehman Jan. 22, 1907. They lived together over fifty years and were blessed with 13 children, of whom 6 sons and 6 daughters survive. They are: Loyd, Frances, Mildred, and Anna, at home; Arthur, John, Mrs. Lesher Horst, Marlin, and Virgil, Chambersburg, Pa.; Mrs. Daniel Diller, Maugansville, Md.; Leroy, Gordonville, Pa.; and Mrs. Elvin Hege, Tavernier, Fla. She is also survived by 3 brothers, 3 sisters and 36 grandchildren. She united with the Mennonite Church May 5, 1905, and remained a faithful member until death. She took an active interest in promoting missions, which resulted in many of her family being actively engaged in mission work of the Mennonite Church. Funeral services were held at the Chambersburg Mennonite Church, Dec. 8, in charge of Amos Martin, Harvey Shank, Walter Lehman, and John Sollenberger. Burial in the adjoining cemetery, . (Gospel Herald 1/7/1958,p22,23)
            • HL31414221 - Aaron Arthur Lehman - b1907 - m12/30/1933 Bertha Landis Caufman (daughter of Samuel Caufman & Fannie L. Landis) b1910 (Ancestry.com)
            • HL31414222 - Lloyd Jacob Lehman - b1909 - Single (Ancestry.com)
            • HL31414223 - Frances Mary Lehman - b8/24/1910 - d4/16/1975 - Single - Burial: Culbertson Menn. Ch. Cem.(Ancestry.com)
            • HL31414224 - Emma Grace Lehman - b8/18/1917 - d8/2/1980 - m9/30/1937 Rev. Daniel Samuel Diller (son of Albert Franklin Diller & Fannie Elizabeth Shank) b3/24/1916 Greencastle,PA - d1/29/1966 near home, MountainCity,TN - - DILLER, Daniel S., son of Albert and Fannie (Shank) Diller, was born at Greencastle, Pa., March 24, 1916; died in his burning car alongside the road about six miles from his home, Mountain City, Tenn., Jan. 29, 1966, aged 49 y. 10 m. 5 d. He suffered a heart condition for the last three years. On Sept. 30, 1937, he was married to Emma G. Lehman, who survives. Also surviving are 4 sons and 3 daughters (Duane A., Lehman E., Dennis R., J. Daniel, Miriam D. - Mrs. Donald Thomas, Joanna M., and Ruth Elaine), his mother, 3 brothers, 3 sisters and 2 grandchildren. He served the church in the Willow Hill, Pa., area, at Maugansville, Md., and at Salem Ridge, Greencastle, Pa. Then he served as licensed pastor at Rainbow Chapel, Mountain City, Tenn., where on May 17, 1964, he was ordained as minister to serve at this place. Funeral services were held at the church with J. Edward Lehman, Aquila Stoltzfus, and Paul Mast officiating, and then the body was taken to Greencastle, Pa., where services were conducted at the Salem Ridge Church, with Harvey Shank, Aaron Stoltzfus, and Omar Kurtz officiating. (Gospel Herald 4/5/1966,p314,315) Burial: Salem Ridge Menn. Ch. Cem,,Greencastle,PA
            • HL31414225 - Marvin Samuel Lehman - b12/24/1918 (Ancestry.com) - d10/14/1919 at home near Lititz,PA - Lehman. - Marvin Samuel, son of Bro. Jacob E. and Sister Salome Lehman, died at his late home near Lititz, Pa., Oct. 14, 1919, aged 9 m. 20 d. His suffering, though intense with bowel trouble and convulsions, was borne with much patience, and passed peacefully away seeming to behold beautiful sights as he was entering heaven's portals. He is survived by his parents, 3 brothers and 4 sisters. Funeral at the Chambersburg Mennonite Church by Bros. John Mosemann and William W. Hege. Interment in adjoining cemetery. - "Sweet little darlings, light of the home, Looking for some one beckoning come, Bright as the sunbeams, pure as the dew, Anxiously looking loved ones. for you." (Gospel Herald 12/4/1919,p670,671) - Burial: Chambersburg Menn. Ch. Cem., Franklin,PA
            • HL31414226 - Bessie Luella Lehman - b7/5/1920 - 3/12/1979 - m1/10/1942 Lesher Baer Horst (son of Abraham G. Horst & Susan H. Baer) b1921 - Burial: Salem Ridge Menn. Ch. Cem.(Ancestry.com)
            • HL31414227 - Noah Leroy Lehman - b4/8/1922 - d11/9/1980 - m1/31/1948 Maria Louisa Brendle (daughter of Israel W. Brendle & Leah Sauder Martin) b1925 (Ancestry.com)
            • HL31414228 - Dorothy Mae Lehman - b7/4/1923 - d3/24/1993 - m7/24/1943 Hagerstown,MD Elvin Martin Hege (son of Henry E. Hege & Naomi H. Martin) b1921 - Burial: Hagerstown,Menn.Fellowship Ch. Cem.,Hagerstown,MD (Ancestry.com)
            • HL31414229 - Rev. Marlin David Lehman - b8/14/1924 ,Chambersburg,Franklin,PA - d11/13/1996 Fayetteville,PA Auto Accident - m10/14/1945 Pond Bank Menn. Ch. Catharine Elizabeth Burkholder b1925 - Burial: Strasburg Menn. Cem.,, Franklin,PA (Ancestry.com)- Lehman, Marlin D., 72, Chambersburg, Pa. Born: Aug. 14, 1924, Chambersburg, Pa., to Jacob E. and Salome Ebersole Lehman. Died: Nov. 13,1996, Fayetteville, Pa., in an automobile accident. Survivors - wife: Catherine E. Burkholder Lehman; daughters: C. Louise Ervin, Nancy E. Kuhns, Wilma J. Wadel, Darlene K. Detweiler, Brenda S. E by; brothers and sister: John, Virgil, Anna; 10 grandchildren. Predeceased by: an infant son. Congregational membership: Pond Bank Mennonite Church. Funeral and burial: Nov. 18, Chambersburg Mennonite Church, by Menno B. Sollenberger, Roger I. Martin, and Charles A. Ness. (Gospel Herald 5/13/1997)
              • HL314142291 - Marlin Lee Lehman, Jr. - b7/27/1954 Chambersburg,Franklin,PA - d2/6/1955 Chambersburg Hos., Chambersburg,PA - Lehman, -- Marlin Lee, Jr., was born July 27, 1954, at Chambersburg, Pa.; passed away Feb. 6, 1955, at the Chambersburg Hospital; aged 6 m. 10 d. He is survived by his parents, Marlin and Catherine Lehman, and three sisters (C. Louise, Nancy E., and William J.), also his grandparents (Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lehman and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burkholder). Marlin's stay was here was short, but it was long enough for his loved ones to become attached to him. Funeral services were conducted at the Chambersburg Church, Feb. 9, by Harvey E. and Luke J. Shank, with burial in the adjoining cemetery. (Gospel Herald 3/15/1955,p262)
            • HL3141422a - Other Living Children
          • HL3141423 - Joseph S. Lehman - (Ancestry.com)
          • HL3141424 - John Henery Lehman - b8/4/1884 Chambersburg,Franklin,PA - d9/28/1945 ManheimTwp.,Lancaster,PA (Don Ludwig) - m9/6/1906 GreeneTwp., Franklin,PA Irene Anna Horst (dau. of Levi Lehman Horst & Susannah (Susan) M. Kuhns) - b3/29/1886 GreeneTwp.,Franklin,PA - d11/16/1989 EastHempfieldTwp.,Lancaster,PA (Don Ludwig) -  LEHMAN, John H., son of the late Joseph B. and Fannie Ernst Lehman, was born at Chambersburg, Franklin,Pa., Aug. 4, 1884; departed this life Sept. 28, 1945; aged 61 y. 1 m. 24 d. He is survived by a bereaved companion, 5 children (Pearl - Mrs. Paul E. Smith; Goldie - Mrs. Jacob H. Smith; Esther - Mrs. Josie Rehkugler; Helen, at home; and Beulah - Mrs. David Troyer), 4 brothers (George, Levi, and Joseph, Lancaster, Pa.; and Jacob, of Chambersburg), and one sister (Mrs. Emanuel Bare, Thomasville, Pa.). He was a faithful member of the Vine Street Mission congregation, Lancaster. His absence is keenly felt, but our loss is his gain. (Gospel Herald 11/16/1945,p639) Both buried in Chambersburg Mennonite Church Cem., Chambersburg,PA
            • HL31414241 - Frank Henery Lehman - stillborn of dystocia (birth complications such as turned the wrong way)  6/30/1907  GuilfordTwp.,Franklin,PA - Burial: Chambersburg Mennonite Church Cem., Chambersburg,PA (Don Ludwig; Death Cert. #204)
            • HL31414242 - Pearl Frances Lehman - b8/10/1908 GreeneTwp.,Franklin,PA - d12/17/1986 Dayton,Howard,MD (Don Ludwig) - m12/23/1934 Lancaster,Lancaster,PA Paul Elwood Smith (son of Samuel Amos Smith & Rebecca Jane Emenheiser  (Don Ludwig) )(Obit of father John) - b1/9/1915 Lower Windsor Twp.,York,PA - d6/2/2007 York,York,PA – Burials:  Pearl, Chambersburg Mennonite Church Cem., Chambersburg, Pa; Paul, Indiantown Gap National Cem., Annville,PA (Don Ludwig)
              • HL314142421 - Esther Mae Smith - mJames Ezra Whitman, Jr., Dr.  - Children are: Rodney Kevin Whitman (b8/25/1957 MI - d12/17/1969 PA, burial: Ebenezer Cem., Ebenezer,Lebanon,PA; Robbin Cynthia Whitman; Randall Kirk Whitman (Don Ludwig)
              • HL314142422 - Betty Jane Smith - m 1Richard Edward Steinhauer - m 2Charles Max Frido Ludwig, DDS - Children are: Patricia Diane Steinhauer, Richard Douglas Steinhauer (Don Ludwig)
              • HL314142423 -  David Samuel Smith - mDiane "Diana" Frances Ketch - Children are: Trina Lynn Smith b11/23/1960 Washington D.C. - d3/13/1999 York,York,PA - mMichael Alan Himelfarb (Don Ludwig)
              • HL314142424 -  Gloria Ann Smith - m 1Tyrone Lee Tonden - m 2Richard Kinsey Talbott - Children are:  Darrell David Tonden, Alan Carson Tonden (Don Ludwig) 
            • HL31414243 - Esther Susan Lehman (Obit of father John) b9/16/1910 Chambersburg,Franklin,PA (Don Ludwig)  -  m6/4/1938 Lancaster,Lancaster,PA Josie Weaver Rehkugler (Obit of John H. Lehman) (son of Joseph Johnson Rehkugler & Bertha V. Weaver) b6/9/1908 East LampeterTwp.,Lancaster,PA - d4/18/1965 Lancaster Gen. Hosp.,Lancaster,PA - Rehkugler, Josie W, son of Josie W. and Bertha V. (Weaver) Rehkugler, was born June 9, 1908; died at the Lancaster (Pa.) General Hospital, April 18, 1965 (Don Ludwig); aged 56 y. 10 m. 9 d. Surviving, besides his wife (the former Esther S. Lehman), are 2 sons (John E. and Gerald L.), 2 daughters (Vesta and Sharon), one grandchild, one brother (Elvin W.), and 2 sisters (Mrs. Gladys Andrews and Grace E.). He was a member of the Calvary Independent Church. Funeral services were held at the Young Funeral Home, Lancaster, Pa., April 22, in charge of Rev. Harrison; interment in Keener Cemetery,RaphoTwp.,Lancaster,PA. (Gospel Herald 5/18/1965,p443)
              • HL314142431 - John Elvin Rehkugler b4/13/1939 Lancaster,Lancaster,PA – d3/5/1996 Lancaster Co.,PA - m1Evelyn J. Skidmore - m1/14/1983 Upper Leacock Twp., Lancaster,PA -   2Shirley Irene Clark b - Children of John & Evelyn are Sherri & Suzanne  (Don Ludwig)
              • HL314142432 -  Vesta Joy Rehkugler (Don Ludwig) 
              • HL314142433 - Gerald Lehman Rehkugler - mSusan Jeanette Chapman - Children of  Gerald & Susan are: Paul Nathaniel, Lori Ann, Jonathan David, Christopher James (Don Ludwig) 
              • HL314142434 - Sharon June Rehkugler mDon Edward Hutchinsson – Children are Adam S., Korin D. (Don Ludwig) 
            • HL31414244 - Goldie Irene Lehman - b7/15/1912 Chambersburg,Franklin,PA - d12/12/1988 Lancaster,Lancaster,PA  (Don Ludwig) -  m5/16/1931 Lancaster,Lancaster,PA Jacob Hess Smith  (son of Christian H. Smith & Katherine M. Hess) b3/10/1911 ManheimTwp.,Lancaster,PA - d10/24/1994 ManheimTwp.,Lancaster,PA (Obit of father John; Don Ludwig) Burials: Graybill Church of he Brethren Cem., East Hempfield Twp., Lancaster,PA (Don Ludwig)
              • HL314142441 - Virginia (Ginny) Ellen Smith - mKenwyn Fuhrman Bailey  - Dau. is Cherlynn S.  (Don Ludwig)
            • HL31414245 - Helen Mae Lehman - b11/28/1913 ,Lancaster,PA - d3/19/1990 Columbia,Lancaster,PA (Cremated)  (Obit of father John; Don Ludwig)
            • HL31414246 - Grace (Beulah) Beulah Lehman - bLancaster,Lancaster,PA  (Don Ludwig) - mDavid Emmanuel Troyer b ,Ford,KS  (Don Ludwig; Obit of father John)
            •         HL314142461 - David Emanuel Troyer, Jr.  - m1 Barbara Jean Hines    m2 Ann Ligon m3 Cheryl Matthews (Don Ludwig) Children of David and Barbara are Angela Sue, Glen David. (Don Ludwig)
            •         HL314142462 - Joyce Princess Troyer - mMark Edward Cain  Children are Bradley Mark, Charlene Joy & , Michele Rose. (Don Ludwig)
            •         HL314142463 - Jonathan Edward Troyer - mKaren Leah McEfee  Children are Jeremy Jonathan, & Mark Philip (Don Ludwig)
            •         HL314142464 - Philip Larry Troyer - mJanel Laura Johnson   - Children are Laura Marie, Christiana Joy, & Joel Philip (Don Ludwig)
          • HL3141425 - Bessie Frances Lehman - mEmanuel S. Bair (Ancestry.com)
          • HL3141426 - Levi E. Lehman - b9/19/1886 ,Franklin,PA - d8/22/1972 Lancaster Osteopathic Hosp.,Lancaster,PA - m12/29/1910 Catherine Brubaker (daughter of Martin Brubaker & Barbara Brubaker) b3/7/1886 McAlisterville,PA - d7/11/1963 Lancaster,PA - Lehman.- Levi E., son of Joseph B. and Fannie (Ernest) Lehman, was born in Franklin Co., Pa., Sept. 19, 1886; died at Lancaster Osteopathic Hospital, Aug. 22, 1972; aged 85 y. 11 m. 3 d. On Dec. 29, 1910, he was married to Catherine Brubaker, who preceded him in death on July 11, 1963. Surviving are 2 sons (Titus I. and Richard N.), 2 daughters (Esther F.-Mrs. Harold L. Myer and Grace D.), 11 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren, and one sister (Mrs. Bessie F. Bair). He was a member of the East Chestnut Street Mennonite Church, where funeral services were held on Aug. 24, in charge of James M. Shank and Luke J. Shank; interment in Mellinger Mennonite Cemetery. (Gospel Herald 9/12/1972,p730) - Lehman, Catherine, daughter of Martin and Barbara (Brubaker) Brubaker, was born at McAlisterville, Pa., March 7, 1886; died at Lancaster, Pa., July 11, 1963; aged 77 y. 4 m. 4 d. On Dec. 29, 1910, she was married to Levi E. Lehman, who survives. Also surviving are 2 sons and 2 daughters (Titus I., Esther F.-Mrs. Harold L. Myer, Grace D., and Richard N.), 11 grandchildren, and one sister (Amanda-Mrs. John Heckman). She was a member of the East Chestnut Street Church, Lancaster, where funeral services were held July 14, in charge of James M. Shank and Frank M. Enck; interment in Mellinger Cemetery. (Gospel Herald 8/13/1963,p709,710,711)
            • HL31414261 - Titus Irvin Lehman - b11/30/1911 Manheim,Lancaster,PA - d2/3/1996 Lititz,PA - Lehman, Titus Irvin, 84, Lancaster, Pa. Born: Nov. 30, 1911, Manheim Twp., Pa., to Levi E. and Catherine Brubaker Lehman. Died: Feb. 3, 1996, Lititz, Pa., of a heart attack. Survivors-brothers and sisters: Richard N., Esther L. Myer, Grace D. Congregational membership: East Chestnut Street Mennonite Church. Funeral: Feb. 7, Landis Homes Chapel, by Melvin H. Thomas and Donald Good. Burial: Mellinger Mennonite Church Cemetery. (Gospel Herald 10/19/1996)
            • HL31414262 - Richard N. Lehman - (Obit of Levi Lehman)
            • HL31414263 - Esther F. Lehman - mHarold L. Myer (Obit of Levi Lehman)
            • HL31414264 - Grace D. Lehman - (Obit of Levi Lehman)
        • HL314143 - Annie B. Lehman - (Ancestry.com)
        • HL314144 - Levi B. Lehman - b10/23/1856 - d4/5/1921 at home,Pinola,PA - m11/16/1876 Barbara H. Horst (daughter of Isaac & Anna Horst) b9/11/1853 of Shippensburg,PA - d5/1/1921 - No children. (Ancestry.com) - Lehman. - Levi B. Lehman was born Oct. 23, 1856; died April 5, 1921, at his home at Pinola, Pa., from a short illness of paralysis and grippe; aged 64 y. 5 m. 12 d. On Nov. 16, 1876, he was married to Barbara Horst of Shippensburg, Pa., by whom he is survived. He was a member of the Mennonite Church for many years and was always an active participant in the work of the church. The funeral was held April 8 with services at the Row Mennonite Church in charge of the Brethren C. V. Martin and W. W. Hege. Text Heb. 4:9. Interment in the cemetery adjoining.- "O the bliss of loved ones resting,  By the crystal river bright;  'Neath the shade of trees immortal, Where no shadows dim the light; Resting, resting, sweetly resting, Where no shadows dim the light." A nephew. (Gospel Herald 4/21/1921,p63) - -Barbara H. Lehman was born Sept. 11, 1853. She was brought up near Shippensburg, Pa., being the daughter of Isaac and Anna Horst. On Nov. 16, 1876, she was united in marriage to Levi B. Lehman who preceded her in death only about a month. She passed peacefully away on May 1, 1921, after a lingering illness of several months; aged 67 y. 6 m. 20 d. She was a member of the Mennonite Church from her youth and remained faithful till death. Funeral May 5. Services and interment at the Row Church, conducted by W. W. Hege. (Gospel Herald 7/28/1921, p334,335)
      • HL31415 - Elizabeth Lehman b12/8/1824 - 9/28/1877 (Ancestry.com) - m10/12/1848 Abraham N. Martin (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) b4/18/1820 - Children of Elizabeth & Abraham were Martin L. Martin, David L. Martin, Maria Magdalena Martin, Martin L. Martin, Benjamin L. Martin, Samuel L. Martin, Abraham L. Martin, Jacob H. Martin, & Emanuel M. Martin. - Burial: Diller Menn. Cem.,Cumberland,PA (Ancestry.com)
      • HL31416 - Benjamin Lehman b2/22/1828 - d5/21/1908 near Newville,PA - mSusannah M. Whisler (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) b10/12/1837 - d1/3/1897 ,Cumberland,PA - No Children - Burial: Diller Menn. Cem., Cumberland,PA (Ancestry.com) - Benjamin Lehman died May 2l, 1908, at the home of his niece, Sarah Burkholder, near Newville, Pa., aged 80 y. 2 m. 29 d. Bro. Lehman had been in failing health for the last two years but was bedfast only eleven days. He bore his afflictions with patience. Funeral on Sunday, May 24. Services at the Diller Church by Bish. Benj. Zimmerman and Bro. Abram Burkholder, where a large concourse of relatives and friends assembled to pay the last tribute of respect to the departed. He was the last of his family and is survived by no nearer relatives than nieces and nephews. (Gospel Herald 7/25/1908,vI,n17,p271,272) - LEHMAN - On Jan. 3d, 1987, in Cumberland Co., Pa., Sister Susannah, wife of Ben. Lehman, aged 59 years, 2 months and 10 days. She had been a great sufferer from that dreadful disease, cancer, for some years. But she looked forward to that heavenly mansion that is prepared for all those that put their trust in the living Son of God. She leaves a bereaved husband, two brothers, and one sister who resides in York Co., near Hanover, viz. Pre. Martin, Emanuel and Maria Whisler. Funeral services conducted by Bish. B.F. Zimmerman of Shiremanstown, and Pre. Abm. C.R. Burkholder. Text, Tim. 4:6-8. Buried in the Diller Mennonite burying ground, where a large concourse of people assembled to pay the last tribute of respect. Peace to her ashes. (Herald of Truth 2/1/1897,p45,46)
    • HL3142 - Jacob Lehman b10/5/1795 - d5/30/1867 Londonderry Twp.,Dauphin,PA - mElizabeth L. Risser b9/26/1800 - d6/12/1856 (Daughter of Christian Risser and Elizabeth) (Note: Tombstone says age of 73 years, 7 months, and 25 days, if 1867 was year of death, than 1793 would be the year of birth) (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) Possibly another child beyond what is listed below. - 1850 Fed Census for Londonderry Twp.,Dauphin,PA lists Jacob as a farmer, age 57; Elizabeth, age 50, Benjamin age 28; Peter 25; Nancy 19; Catherine 13, & George 9 months. - On the 30th of May, in Londonderry Township, Dauphin County, Pa., JACOB LEHMAN, aged 73 years, 7 months, and 25 days. He was a brother in the Mennonite church more than forty years. He was buried on the 1st of June. Funeral services were conducted by John Risser, Peter Ebersole, Daniel Schop, John Stauffer, and John Strickler, from 2 Cor. 4:16-18. (Herald of Truth, June, 1867)
      • HL31421 - Benjamin Risser Lehman b1822? (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL31422 -Deacon Peter Risser Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) b3/21/1826 ConewagoTap.,Dauphin,PA (Obit) - d10/9/1911 ,Dauphin,PA (Obit) - mFanny ? (1880 Census) b12/16/1830 Calculation - d2/9/1897 near Gainsburg,Dauphin,PA (Obit) - 1880 Fed. Census, Londonderry,Dauphin,PA lists Peter R.,age 54 born PA, a farmer; wife is Fanny, age 50, born in PA, Fanny age 22 born PA, Jacob 21 born PA, doing Farm Work; Elizabeth age 19 born in PA, & Peter age 17 born in PA, Farm Work. - Peter R. Lehman was born in Conewago Twp., Dauphin Co., Pa., Mar. 21, 1826; died at the place where he was born Oct. 9, 1911, of infirmities due to old age; aged 85 y. 6 m. 18 d. He was a consistent member of the Mennonite Church and was a deacon for the Stauffer congregation for 27 years. Of late years he could not attend to his duties. His wife preceded him to the spirit world some years ago. He is survived by 2 sons, Peter of Elizabethtown, Pa., Jacob living on the homestead farm; also 2 daughters, Lizzie, wife of Aaron Witmer and Fannie wife of John Ebersole; also 12 grand children to mourn their loss. Funeral Oct. 13. Services at the house by Bro. Levi Ebersole and at Stauffer's M. H. by Bros. John Ebersole and Samuel L. Oberholtzer. Text, Luke 2:25-32. Interment in the adjoining burial grounds. (Gospel Herald V.IV, N30,10/26/1911, p479) - On the 9th of February, 1897, near Gainsburg, Dauphin Co., Pa., - Fannie Lehman, wife of deacon Peter Lehman, aged 66 years, 1 month and 24 days. She was a faithful member of the Mennonite church and will be greatly missed. Her remains were laid to rest in the Stauffer cemetery and services were held in the church near by, conducted by Martin Rutt and John Ebersole, text, Rev. 7:16, 17. (Herald of Truth, V.XXXIV, N6, 3/15/1897, pp93,94,95)
        • HL314221 - Fannie Lehman b1/10/1858 - d2/6/1924 - mJohn Ebersole (Obit of father) - Fannie Lehman, wife of Bro. John Ebersole of Elizabethtown, Pa., was born Jan. 10, 1858; died Feb. 6, 1924; aged 66 y. 27 d. She is survived by her husband, one daughter, one son, and 7 grandchildren. Funeral services were held Feb. 9, at Elizabethtown Mennonite Church, conducted by Noah W. Risser and Simon B. Landis. Text, Heb. 9:27.(The Gospel Herald V.XVI,N50,3/13/1924, p1020,1021)
        • HL314222 - Jacob Lehman b1859? - mHarriet Haldman bPA - living on the homestead farm. (Obit of father) - 1910 Fed Census Londonderry Twp.,Dauphin,PA: Jacob is 51 and a farmer, Harriet is his wife age 45 bPA; Agnes is 19, George is 17, Ammon is 16, Edna is 13; & Mabel is 10.
          • HL3142221 - Agnes O. Lehman b1891? (1910 Census) - mCharles Fox - of Hershey, PA (obit of brother George; Edna)
          • HL3142222 - George Frank Lehman b7/20/1892 near Elizabethtown,Londonderry Twp.,Dauphin, PA (1910 Census;Obit) - d5/24/1949 - m3/1915 Jennie V. Longenecker (daughter of John Longenecker & Alice McBride) - b6/26/1890 Conewago Twp.,,PA - d8/24/1977 Lehman's Nursing Home, Rheems,PA - George Frank, son of Jacob and Harriet (Haldman) Lehman, was born near Elizabethtown, Pa., July 20, 1892; died May 24, 1949; aged 56 y. 10 m. 4 d. Death was caused by a cerebral hemorrhage after more than a year's illness. At the age of fifteen he united with the Elizabethtown Mennonite Church, of which he was a member at the time of his death. He served as a director of the South Londonderry Twp. School Board for sixteen years. On March 21, 1915. he was married to Jennie V. Longenecker, who survives. Also surviving are 6 children (Wayne P.; Alice E Gall, and Ruth L. Givens, all of Elizabethtown; Mahlon L., Glenn L., and Ammon L., at home), 3 grandchildren, and 3 sisters (Mrs. Agnes O. Fox, Hershey, Pa.; Mrs. Edna E. Shope, Middletown, Pa.; and Mrs. Mabel Smith, Mt. Joy, Pa.). One brother preceded him in death. Funeral services were held at his late home and at the Elizabethtown Mennonite Church by Clarence E. Lutz and Noah Risser. Text: II Tim. 4:6-8. Burial was made in the Sheaffer Mennonite Cemetery. (Gospel Herald V.XLII,N.30,7/26/1949, p734,735) - Jennie V., daughter of John and Alice (McBride) Longenecker, was born in Conewago Twp., Pa., June 26, 1890; died at Lehman's Nursing Home, Rheems, Pa., Aug. 24, 1977; aged 87 y. In March 1915, she was married to G. Frank Lehman, who died on May 24, 1949. Surviving are 4 sons (Wayne P., Mahlon L., Glenn L., and Ammon L.), 2 daughters (Alice E. Gall, and Ruth-Mrs. Clarence Givens), 28 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren, and one brother (Elmer Longenecker). She was a member of Elizabethtown Mennonite Church, where funeral services were held on Aug. 28, in charge of Richard H. Frank and Walter L. Keener; interment in Elizabethtown Mennonite Cemetery. (Gospel Herald V.70, N.37 - 9/20/1977, p710)
            • HL31422221 - Wayne P. Lehman b - of Elizabethtown (obit of father)
            • HL31422222 - Alice E. Lehman b - m? Gall - of Elizabethtown (obit of father)
            • HL31422223 - Ruth L. Lehman b - mClarence Givens - of Elizabethtown (obit of father)
            • HL31422224 - Mahlon L. Lehman b (obit of father)
            • HL31422225 - Glenn L. Lehman b3/11/1932 ,Dauphin,PA (obit of father, obit) - d2/8/1997 ,Lancaster,PA - mMiriam Witmer - Lehman, Glenn L., 64, Manheim, Pa. Born: Mar. 11, 1932, Dauphin County, Pa., to George F. and Jennie V. Longenecker Lehman. Died: Feb. 8, 1997, Lancaster, Pa., of a heart attack. Survivors - wife; Miriam Witmer Lehman; children: Frank E., Dennis W., Glenn W., Hobert A., Carolyn L. Hoover, Charlene K. Shelly, Jennifer M. Witmer, June L. Rohrer; brothers and sisters: Mahlon L., Ammon L., Alice E. Gall, Ruth L. Givens; 19 grandchildren. Funeral and burial: Feb. 12, Hernley Mennonite Church, by George M. Hurst, Jay M. Peters, and Donald Nauman.(Gospel Herald - V.90, N.13 4/1/1997, p15)
            • HL31422226 - Ammon L. Lehman b (obit of father)
          • HL3142223 - Ammon Haldman Lehman b1894? PA (1910 Census) - mJennie ? b8/12/1897 PA (S.S. Index) - d2/22/1992 (S.S. Index) 1930 U.S. Fed. Census, Swatara Twp., Dauphin,PA lists Ammon H. as 36 born in PA, and his wife Jennie age 33, born in PA. Also says Ammon was an auto mechanic in auto repair.
          • HL3142224 - Edna H. Lehman b5/10/1896 (1910 Census; obit) - d3/6/1950 ,Lancaster,PA - mEli C. Shope - of Middletown, PA (obit of brother George) Shope, Edna H., daughter of the late Jacob and Harriet Lehman, was born May 10, 1896; died at the St. Joseph's Hospital, Lancaster, Pa., March 6, 1950, after six-weeks illness; aged 53 y. 9 m. 26 d. Surviving are her husband (Eli C. Shope, Middletown, Pa.), 2 sons (Harry and Lehman), 4 stepsons (Arthur, Clair, Robert, and Donald Shope), and 2 sisters (Mrs. Samuel Smith, Mt. Joy, Pa.; and Mrs. Charles Fox, Hershey, Pa.). She was a faithful member of the Shope and Strickler Church for many years. Funeral services were held at Stricklers March 10, conducted by Noah W. Risser and Russel Zeager. Text: II Tim. 4: 6-8. Burial was made in the Hummelstown Cemetery. (Gospel Herald - V.XLIII, N.22 5/30/1950 p526,527)
          • HL3142225 - Mabel M. Lehman b11/1/1899 Londonderry Twp.,Dauphin,PA (1910 Census; Obit) - d8/16/1988 ,Lancaster,PA (Obit) - m1/10/1922 Samuel G. Smith (son of Norman H. Smith & Lottie Groff) b11/30/1899 ,Bainbridge,PA - d11/21/1989 ,Lancaster,PA - of Mt. Joy, PA (obit of brother George, sister Edna) - Mabel M. Lehman, daughter of Jacob and Harriet (Haldeman) Lehman, was born at Londonderry Township, Pa., Nov. 1, 1899; died at Lancaster, Pa., on Aug. 16, 1988; aged 88 y. On Jan. 10, 1922, she was married to Samuel G. Smith, who survives. Also surviving are 3 sons (Norman, Lehman, and Ammon), a daughter (Ruth Wenger), 10 grandchildren, and 17 great-grandchildren. She was a member of the Mount Joy (Pa.) Mennonite Church, where funeral services were held on Aug. 19, in charge of Shelley R. Shellenberger, Charles Henry, and Joe Sherer; interment in Elizabethtown Mennonite Cemetery. (Gospel Herald V.81, N.37 - 9/13/1988, p632-634) - Smith,Samuel G., son of Norman H. and Lottie (Groff) Smith, was born in Bainbridge, Pa., Nov. 30, 1899; died at Community Hospital, Lancaster, Pa., Nov. 21, 1989; aged 89. On Jan. 10, 1922, he was married to Mabel M. Lehman, who died on Aug. 16, 1988. Surviving are 3 sons (Norman J., Lehman A., and Ammon L.), one daughter (Ruth Wenger), 10 grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren, and one sister (Grace Brubaker). He was a member of Mount Joy Mennonite Church, where funeral services were held on Nov. 24, in charge of Shelley R. Shellenberger, Charles W. Henry, and Joe Sherer; interment in Elizabethtown Mennonite Cemetery. (Gospel Herald V.82, N.50, 12/12/1989 p886)
        • HL314223 - Elizabeth (Lizzie) Lehman b8/15/1860 - d5/25/1922 ,Lancaster,PA - mAaron Witmer (Obit of father) - Lizzie L. Witmer (nee Lehman) was born Aug. 15, 1860; died May 25, 1922, after an illness of several weeks. She died at the Lancaster Co., Pa., Hospital. Her husband (Aaron Witmer), a daughter, and one grand child survive her. Funeral services were held at her late residence near Elizabethtown, Pa., Sunday, May 28, and at the Mennonite Church at Elizabethtown. Brethren Noah Risser and S. B. Landis preached from the text, Luke 23:28. Sister Witmer lived such and exemplary life that she will be missed everywhere. (Gospel Herald V.XV,N12,6/22/1922, p239)
        • HL314224 - Peter Lehman b1863? - of Elizabethtown, PA (Obit of father)
      • HL31423 - Nancy Risser Lehman b1831? (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL31424 - Catharine Risser Lehman b1837?(Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL31425 - George Risser Lehman b1849 (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
    • HL3143 - Peter Lehman b3/18/1798 - d7/6/1873 - mChristianna G b2/12/1805 - 9/27/1878 - Burial: Stauffer Mennonite Cemetery (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) - 1850 Fed Census for LondonderryTwp.,Dauphin,PA lists Peters as a farmer, 52 years old' Christianna as 45, Fanny as 19, Elizabeth as 16, Peter as 14, George as 12, Christian as 7, Nancy as 5, and Jacob as 1.
      • HL31431 - Fanny Lehman b1831? (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL31432 - Elizabeth Lehman b1834? (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL31433 - Peter Lehman b1836? (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL31434 - George G. Lehman b8/19/1838 - d11/24/1922 - mEmma Bechtold/Bechtel (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980; Obit; obit of Daughter Annie) - George G. Lehman was born Aug. 19, 1838; died Nov. 24, 1922; aged 84 y. 3 m. 5 d. His death was caused by pneumonia. He is survived by his wife, and following children: Sadie, at home; Annie, wife of Samuel Longenecker; and one son, Allen. He was a member of Stauffer's Mennonite Church. Funeral services were conducted at Stauffer's Mennonite Church by Brethren John G. Ebersole, Noah W. Risser, and Samuel Oberholtzer. Text Rev. 14:13. Interment was made in the adjoining cemetery. May our loss be his eternal gain. (Gospel Herald V.XV, N.41, 1/11/1923,p814,815)
        • HL314341 - Sadie B. Lehman (Obit of father) - Still living in 1960 single, and of Middletown.
        • HL314342 - Annie B. Lehman b8/5/1882 near Middletown,PA - d3/3/1971 Marietta,PA - mSamuel L. Longenecker (Obit of father) - Annie B., daughter of George and Emma (Bechtold) Lehman, was born near Middletown, Pa., Aug. 5, 1882; died of heart failure at Marietta, Pa., Mar. 3, 1971; aged 88 y. 6 m. 26 d. On June 13, 1909, she was married to Samuel L. Longenecker, who survives. Also surviving are 3 daughters (Erma-Mrs. Herbert K. Maust, Esther-Mrs. Andrew K. Stoner, and Anna Lois-Mrs. Elmer S. Miller), 3 sons (A. Lehman, G. Mervin, and Harold L.), 21 grandchildren, and 18 great-grandchildren. She was a member of the Steelton Mennonite Church. Funeral services were held at the Elizabethtown Mennonite Church Mar. 6, in charge of Clarence E. Lutz, Russell J. Baer, and William Yovanovich; interment in Shope Mennonite Cemetery, Highspire, Pa. (Gospel Herald Vol.LXIV,N.12 3/23/1971, p279,280)
        • HL314343 - Allen B. Lehman (Obit of father) b6/8/1887 near Middletown,,PA - d11/9/1960 Hershey,,PA - m11/11/1915 Ada R. Miller - Lehman, Allen B., son of George G. and Emma (Bechtel) Lehman, was born near Middletown, Pa., June 8, 1887; died after a four-day illness, at the Hershey (Pa.) Hospital, Nov. 9, 1960; aged 73 y. 5 m. 1 d. On Nov. 11, 1915, he was married to Ada R. Miller, who survives. Also surviving are one daughter (Rhoda-Mrs. J. Frank Zeager, Middletown), 2 grandchildren, and 2 sisters (Annie B.-Mrs. Samuel Longenecker and Sadie B., both of Middletown). He was a member of the Stauffer Church, where funeral services were held Nov. 12, in charge of Noah W. Risser and J. Harold Forwood. (Gospel Herald V.LIV, N.8 2/21/1961, p182,183,184)
          • HL3143431 - Rhoda Lehman (Obit of father) - mJ. Frank Zeager - Of Middletown,PA (Obit of fahter, Allen)
      • HL31435 - Christian Lehman b1843? (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL31436 - Nancy Lehman b1845? (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL31437 - Jacob Lehman b1849? (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
    • HL315 - Elizabeth Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) b1768 ,,Lancaster,PA - d2/9/1845 - m ,,Lancaster,PA Rev. Abraham Grove b1770 ,,Lancaster,PA -d2/22/1836 Markham,York,ON - Wideman Mennonite Church of Markham - Children of Elizabeth & Abraham were Anna Grove, Barbara Grove, Jacob Grove, & Abraham Grove.
  • HL316 - Peter Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) b6/5/1837 - d6/5/1837 - mElizabeth ?
    • HL317 - Anna Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) - mChristian Snyder, Jr. (son of Christian Snyder, Sr.) b10/27/1768 ,,Dauphin,PA - d9/20/1839 ,York,PA - Child of Anna & Christian was Henry Snyder - Burial: Manchester,York,PA
    • HL318 - Daniel Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) d2/19/1846
    • HL319 - Abraham Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) b,,Dauphin,PA - d3/20/1827 MarkhamTwp.,York,ON - mMaria Stewig b11/1778 - Abraham was one of the early Lehman families in Ontario. (The Lehman Family Book 1702-1988) Abraham was the first to be buried at the Wideman Cemetery., Markham,York,ON (Obit of grandson, Abraham)
      • HL3191 - John Lehman b1802 ,Dauphin,PA - d1850 ,Markham,York,ON - mAnna Wideman b1811
        • HL31911 - Samuel Lehman b8/7/1830 ,Markham,York,ON - d11/25/1893 Akron,Tuscola,MI - m12/13/1853 Katharina Ziegler b9/3/1837 Baden,Wilmot,Waterloo,ON - d2/24/1924 Mason,Arenac,MI (Ancestry.com)
        • HL31912 - Benjamin Lehman b5/23/1832 - d4/11/1903 near Akron,Tuscola,MI - m10/3/1854 Markham,York,ON Ann Grove (daughter of Abraham Grove & Anna Strohm) b4/28/1832 Markham,York,ON - d12/10/1904 Columbia,MI - Burial: Akron,MI (Ancestry.com) - On April 11, 1903, in Tuscola Co., Mich.,, near Akron, Benjamin Lehman, aged 70 Y., 10 M., 19 D. He leaves a sorrowing widow, six children, and 16 grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted by Pre. Peter Ropp, from Berne Mich., from Job 14:10, 14. (Herald of Truth 4/23/1905,p135,136)
      • HL3192 - Jacob Lehman b10/2/1802/3 ,Ontario (1881 Canadian Census) - d8/31/1880 PickeringTwp.,Ont,Ontario.- m2/20/1827 1Anna Kreider (daughter of Daniel Kreider & Elizabeth Moyer) b8/17/1808 ,Lancaster,PA - d5/9/1851 PickeringTwp.,Ont,Ontario - Burial: Altona Cem.,PickeringTwp., Ontario - Mennonites - Anna Kreider immigrated between 1822 - 1825. - Jacob & Anna Kreider had 8 children. m21Sarah Srigley bEngland (1881 Canadian Census) - m 3Barbara Wideman immigrated between 1822 - 1825. - Jacob & Anna Kreider had 8 children. ("The Lehman Family Book 1702-1988" pub. by Shirley Dunkeld in 1989 [out of print; Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins) On the 1881 Canadian Census, Markham,York East, Ontario Jacob is 50 and Sarah is 46, Jacob is a laborer, Jacob was born in Ontario, Sarah born in England and they are of the Church of England.
        • HL31921 - Mary Kreider Lehman b8/16/1827 PickeringTwp.,Ont,Ontario - d10/4/1915 PickeringTwp.,Ont,Ontario (Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins)
        • HL31922 - Daniel Kreider Lehman b4/18/1829 PickeringTwp.,Ont,Ontario - d3/29/1885 PickeringTwp.,Ont,Ontario (Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins)
        • HL31923 - Jacob Kreider Lehman b1830 PickeringTwp.,Ont,Ontario - d6/18/1916 Markham,YorkEast,Ontario (Ont. Vital Stats Reg. #03885316) - mSarah Clarke (daughter of Joshua Clark & Eliza Sprunt) b9/1923/1835 Bedfordshire,England (Death Cert. #43,122) - Christened 9/27/1835 Henstead,Suffolk,ENG - d1/6/1920 (Death Cert. #43,122) (Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins) - Jacob built a gorcery store on the west side of Hwy 48 (Main St), Markham (Mount Joy). Later, his son Chester run the store. (Book of Markham) - Sarah immigrated in 1836, was a housewife. (Death Cert. #43,122) 1881 Census of Markham,York East,Ont, Dist. 135, Sub E,p15,Hshld #77 lists Jacob, German, age 50 Ontario, Laborer, Religion as Church of England; Sarah, English, 46, born England, Lewis, German 24 Ontario, Chester, German 17 Ontario, Artist; Elizabeth, German, 15 Ontario, School; Joshua, German, 12 Ontario, School; Ida, German, 10 Ontario, School; & Lucy, German, 7 Ontario, School. - 1861 Census, Markham Twp., Div. 17, York Co states: Jacob K., sawyer, 28; Sarah, spinster, England W. M., age 26; Lewis age 5; Mary age 3; Esther age 1. Occupation was a storekeeper (Canadian German Folklore-Mor Pioneer Hamlets of York, v9, 1985) and religion was Anglican. Burial: Both are buried in Wideman Mennonite Cem., MarkhamTwp.,ONT (Cem. Record 581 Markham Library)
          • HL319231 - Louis Clarke Lehman b1856 (1861 Markham Twp.Census) - d1897 - mAlice Cora Vanbemmlin/Van Bemmenlen (Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins; FamilySearch)
            • HL3192311 - Frank Vanbemmlin Lehman b1884 - d1916
            • HL3192312 - Walter Vanbemmlin Lehman b7/28/1886 (SSDI) MI (1930 Census)- d7/1964 MI (SSDI)- mEdith Garlic - mFrances Vandernoot bMI (1930 Census) - 1930 Fed Census, MI,Ottawa,Grand Haven, Dist.12, says Walter is age 43, works in a hardware store, Frances is 36 and parents born in MI.
              • HL31923121 - Louis M. Lehman b1927? (1930 Census)
            • HL3192313 - Willetta Marion Lehman b5/22/1888 Grand Haven,Ottawa,MI (FamilySearch) - d1892
            • HL3192314 - Joseph Vanbemmlin Lehman b7/6/1891 Grand Haven,Ottawa,MI (FamilySearch) - d5/20/1976 (FamilySearch) - mKathryn Christopher (Parents born in Denmark; 1930 Census) bMI (1930 Census) - Resided at Caro,Tuscola,MI (FamilySearch) 1930 Fed. Census, MI,Ottawa,Grand Haven, Dist.11 states that Joseph is a barber, Katherine is wife.
              • HL31923141 - Joseph Lehman, Jr. b1921? (1930 Census)
              • HL31923142 - Patricia Lehman b1924? (1930 Census)
            • HL3192315 - Jennie Vanbemmlin Lehman b1894 - mLaurene Miller
            • HL3192316 - Louis Vanbemmlin Lehman b8/31/1896 (SSDI) - d11/1978 (SSDI) - mNell Schornagel - Resided at Grand Haven,Ottawa,MI (SSDI)
          • HL319232 - Mary Clarke Lehman b1858 (1861 Markham Twp.Census) - d1954 - mTillman Nighswander (son of Michael & Susannah Nighswander, Mennonites) b1851 Ontario (1881 Canadian Census,Pickering,Ontario South,Ontario) - Child of Mary & Tillman was Otto Nighswander. (Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins) On the 1881 Census Tillman was 27 years old and a farmer, not married at the time.
          • HL319233 - Esther Clarke Lehman b7/26/1860 (1861 Markham Twp.Census) - d2/22/1939 - mThomas Beare b2/25/1859 - d10/26/1925 - Children of Esther & Thomas were: Willetta M. Esther Beare, Ida Rosamond Zuleika Beare, Edward Lewis Beare, Fredrick Cecil Beare, Willie G. Beare, William Gordon Beare, Gertrude N. Beare, Bertha Blanch Beare, Eva Myrtle Beare, Lillian Inez Beare, John Thomas Beare, & Minnie Merle Beare.(Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins) Of Locust Hill,York,Ontario (FamilySearch)
          • HL319234 - Anna Clarke Lehman b1862 - d1863 (Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins)
          • HL319235 - Chester Clarke Lehman b1864 Ontario (1881 Canadian Census) - d1952 - mIsabel Armsden (Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins) On the 1881 Canadian Census for Markham,York East,Ontario, Chester is 17, an artist, and the family is of the Church of England.
          • HL319236 - Elizabeth Clarke Lehman b1866 Markham,Ontario (1881 Canadian Census) - d1/1899 - mMatthew Sydney Smith (son of Matthew Smith & Emily Dodd) b9/10/1864 Ont - d7/1939 - (Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins) Burial: Fairview Cem.,Dutton,Ont - Religion: Anglican (Census of Dunwich Twp.,Elgin,Ont, 1901) - Obit For Matthew: Newspaper Publisher - Children of Elizabeth & Matthew were Bertram Smith, Ella Byrl Smith, Laura Blanche Smith, Gertrude Smith, Harry Leroy Smith, Sarah Emily Smith, & Reva Smith.
          • HL319237 - Joshua Clarke Lehman b1867/9 Ontario (1881 Canadian Census) - d1947 - mMinnie ? - d1934 (Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins)
          • HL319238 - Ida Clarke Lehman b1871 Ontario (1881 Canadian Census) - d1941 - mJacob Heisey b1856 - d1933 (Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins)
          • HL319239 - Lucy Clarke Lehman b3/17/1874 Ontario (1901 Dunwich Twp.,Elgin,Ont Census) - d1954 - m2/20/1900 (Marriages in 1900, Part II, Rootsweb) Dutton,Ont Matthew Sydney Smith (son of Matthew Smith & Emily Dodd) b9/10/1864 Ont - d7/1939 (Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins) Elgin Co Marriages?: Matthew Sidney Smith, 36, widower, publisher, York Co., Dutton, s/o Matthew Smith & Emily Dodd married Lucy Lehman, 24, York Co., Dutton, d/o Jacob Lehman & Sarah Clark,Witnesses: Bertram Smith & Mrs. S. P. Irwin, both of Dutton, 2/20/1900. - On the 1901 Dunwich Twp., Elgin,Ont Census, Matthew is listed as born in 1862 and his obit said 1864. Children of Lucy & Matthew are Raymond Smith, Jean Smith, Vera Smith, & Claude Lehman Smith.
          • HL31923a - Nell Clarke Lehman b1883 - d1967 - mL. Dearborn (Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins)
        • HL31924 - Ephraim Kreider Lehman b3/15/1832 PickeringTwp.,Ont,Ontario - d1/2/1913 PickeringTwp.,Ont,Ontario (Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins) - mMary E. ? bOntario (1881 Canadian Census) Both were born in Ontario. Ephriam was a laborer and both were Dutch origin and their religion was listed as Christian.
        • HL31925 - Abraham Kreider Lehman b9/1/1833 PickeringTwp.,Ont,Ontario - mONT Anna Yake (daughter of John Yake & Sarah Long) b10/26/1835 (Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins) Ontario (1881 Census) - d10/3/1909 Mindemoya,ONT (Ancestry.com) - Buried: Mindemoya,Ontario (FamilySearch) 1881 Canadian Census for Bidwell & Sheguiandah, Algoma,Ontario lists Abraham as a farmer, age 47, Anna is 45 and the family is Baptist. - Anna's father was holding her when he was struck by lightning and died, and Anna was thrown from his arms unharmed. (Online)
          • HL319251 - Jonathan Yake Lehman b4/14/1857 ,Altona(Ancestry.com),,ONT - d3/12/1922 Manitowaning,ONT (Ancestry.com) - Burial: Manitowaning, Ontario - mOntario Mary Ann Bucknell b1856 -d1933 (FamilySearch) 1881 Canadian Census for Bidwell & Sheguiandah, Algoma,Ontario lists Jonathan as 24 years old, living with his parents, a farmer, and the family is Baptist.
            • HL3192511 - Florence Lehman b1882 - d1920 (FamilySearch)
          • HL319252 - Alice Yake Lehman b4/20/1859 ,Altona,Algoma,ONT - d5/10/1863 Altona,Algoma,ONT Burial: Yake Cemetery (FamilySearch)
          • HL319253 - Joshua Yake Lehman b7/7/1860 ,Altona,,Ont - d7/26/1949 Dixons Hill,ONT - mLucy Pipher b10/26/1860 - d7/28/1961 Dixons Hill,ONT - 1881 Canadian Census for Bidwell & Sheguiandah, Algoma,Ontario lists Joshua as 21 years old, living with his parents, a farmer, and the family is Baptist. - Buried: Dixon Hills,Ontario (FamilySearch)
            • HL3192531 - Jesse Pipher Lehman - died in WWI (Ancestry.com)
            • HL3192532 - Joshua Pipher Lehman b11/3/1881 - d3/24/1937(Ancestry.com)
            • HL3192533 - Lucy Pipher Lehman b1/5/1882 - d10/14/1937 - mEli Mantle b5/20/1882 - d1/20/1954 - Children of Lucy & Eli were Jesse Mantle, Harry Mantle, Walter Mantle, & Willis N. Mantle. (Ancestry.com)
            • HL3192534 - Jack Pipher Lehman b1886 - Died in WWI (Ancestry.com)
            • HL3192535 - Willis Pipher Lehman b1891 (Ancestry.com)
            • HL3192536 - Herman Pipher Lehman b9/18/1892 (Ancestry.com)
            • HL3192537 - Annie Pipher Lehman b1893 (Ancestry.com)
            • HL3192538 - Norman Frank Lehman b11/11/1895 (Ancestry.com)
            • HL3192539 - Ida May Lehman b1897 (Ancestry.com)
            • HL319253a - Nancy Lavina Lehman b2/17/1899 CanarvanTwp.,Mindemoya (Ancestry.com)
            • HL319253b - Jonathan Lehman b1901 (Ancestry.com)
          • HL319254 - Mellier Yake Lehman b8/15/1862 ,Altona,,Ont - d12/27/1921 Mindemoya,,ONT- mIsabelle Robinson b1865 - d1919 Mindemoya, ,ONT - They were of Uxbridge Twp.,,ONT (FamilySearch)
            • HL3192541 - Abraham Lehman b (FamilySearch)
            • HL3192542 - Wilfred Lehman b (FamilySearch)
            • HL3192543 - Annie Lehman b (FamilySearch)
            • HL3192544 - Wesley Lehman b11/7/1880 - d7/1958 (FamilySearch)
          • HL319255 - Frank Yake Lehman b11/15/1864 ,,,Ont (1881 Ontario Census) - d1948 - Of Downsville, Ontario - m1886 Elizabeth Robinson (FamilySearch)
            • HL3192551 - Charles Lehman b1887 ,,,Ont - d1992 Sudbury,ONT (FamilySearch)
          • HL319256 - Willis Yake Lehman b3/26/1867 ,,,Ont (1881 Ontario Census) - d7/18/1960 (FamilySearch)
          • HL319257 - Ada Yake Lehman b6/10/1869 ,,,Ont (1881 Ontario Census) - d1/16/1952 - m1886 Ontario George Campbell d1/10/1924 (FamilySearch) They had children.
          • HL319258 - Charles Yake Lehman b5/11/1871 ,,,Ont - d5/19/1872 (FamilySearch)
          • HL319259 - Daughter Lehman b1873 - d1873 (FamilySearch)
          • HL31925a - Son Lehman b1873 - d1873 (FamilySearch)
          • HL31925b - Jesse Yake Lehman b11/30/1874 ,,,Ont (1881 Ontario Census) - d5/24/1968 Little Currant,Ontario - Burial: Kagawong,Ontario - m8/12/1896 1Catherine McLeod d9/29/1928 - m12/2/1929 2Ruth Austin (FamilySearch)
            • HL31925b1 - Frank Bertrand Lehman b5/23/1897 - d5/7/1954 - Of Little Current,Ontario - mMary Stewart (FamilySearch) Other living chillren.
              • HL31925b11 - Leonard Wilfred Lehman b10/27/1923 - d11/6/1943 (FamilySearch)
              • HL31925b12 - Stewart Jesse Lehman b3/24/1917 - d5/12/1971 - Of Espanola, Ontario (FamilySearch)
            • HL31925b2 - Nellie Lehman b11/25/1898 - d6/16/1899 - Burial: Kagawong,Ontario -
          • HL31925c - Nancy Yake Lehman b7/28/1877 ,,,Ont (1881 Ontario Census) - d12/3/1963 - mJames Mastin
        • HL31926 - Samuel Kreider Lehman b7/9/1835 PickeringTwp.,Ont,Ontario - d5/20/1841 PickeringTwp.,Ont,Ontario (Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins) - Died at 8 yrs, 10 mo. 10 days (Cem Records)
        • HL31927 - Elizabeth Kreider Lehman b10/4/1840 Pickering Twp.,Ont,Ontario - d1/1/1844 (Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins)
        • HL31928 - Jesse Kreider Lehman b1843 PickeringTwp.,Ont,Ontario (Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins)
        • HL31929 - John Kreider Lehman b2/3/1844 PickeringTwp.,Ont,Ontario - d12/21/1844 PickeringTwp.,Ont,Ontario (Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins)
        • HL3192a -Benjamin Lehman b1846 PickeringTwp.,Ont,Ontario - d7/27/1919 PickeringTwp.,Ont,Ontario - mChristiana Stover b1842 (daughter of Henry & Barbara Stover) (Ancestry.com) Benjamin was a clock mender. He and Christena were both born in Ontario and Mennonite. They had two children on the 1881 Canadian Census, Pickering,Ontario South, Ontario.
          • HL3192a1 - Simoen Lehman b1880 Ontario (1881 Canadian Census)
          • HL3192a2 - John W. Lehman b1876 Ontario (1881 Canadian Census)
        • HL3192b - David Kreider Lehman b1851 PickeringTwp.,Ont,Ontario (Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins)
        • HL3192c - Esther Kreider Lehman b1851 PickeringTwp.,Ont,Ontario (Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins)
        • HL3192d - Joseph Kreider Lehman b1851 PickeringTwp.,Ont,Ontario (Records of Rev. Andrew Hawkins)
      • HL3193 - Daniel Lehman b9/19/1805 ,Labanon,PA - d1/22/1867 - mSusanna Byer (daughter of David Byer & Anna (Nancy) Doner) b10/11/1818 ,Markham, York,ON - d7/31/1883 (Ancestry.com) Daniel came from Pennsylvania with the migration to Ontario (Obit of son Abraham)
        • HL31931 - Samuel Lehman b3/22/1839 Ontario (1881 Canadian Census) - d2/15/1923 - m1865 Francis (Fanny) Hoover (daughter of John S. Hoover & Elizabeth Reesor) b12/1/1844 Ontario - d1/14/1938 - Burial: Wideman Cem., Markham,York,ON (Ancestry.com) - 1881 Canadian Census for Markham, York East, ONT says Samuel is 42, born in Ontario, is a Carder by trade, and the family is Mennonite. Francis is 36, born in Ontario, Herman is 14, Elva is 12, Sarah is 7, Alberta is 4, & John W. is 3 and all born in Ontario.
          • HL319311 - Herman Lehman b1867? Ontario (1881 Canadian Census)
          • HL319312 - Elva Lehman b11/28/1868 Ontario (1881 Canadian Census) (1881 Canadian Census) - d5/27/1942 - mThomas Meyers b1861 Zephyr - d1943 - Children of Elva & Thomas were Clarence Meyers, Preston Meyers, & Benson Meyers. (FamilySearch)
          • HL319313 - Sarah Elizabeth Lehman b10/30/1873 Ontario (1881 Canadian Census) - d2/2/1943 - Burial: Peache's Cem., Markham Twp.,Ontario - m3/6/1893 Markham Twp.,Ontario Jacob S. Wideman (son of David Wideman & Elizabeth Stouffer) b9/1/1867 ,,Ontario - d6/19/1953 - Children of Sarah & Jacob were Clarence Wideman, Carson Wideman, Elizabeth Wideman, Harry Wideman, and others. (FamilySearch)
          • HL319314 - Alberta Lehman b8/22/1876 Ontario (1881 Canadian Census) - d12/20/1967 - m12/15/1901 George W. Baker b7/2/1876 - d11/18/1961 - Children of Alberta & George were Lorne Gormly Baker, Frances Verena (Rena) Baker, & others (FamilySearch)
          • HL319315 - John Willis Lehman b5/4/1878 Markham Twp.,Ontario (1881 Canadian Census) - d11/24/1954 - Burial: Dickson Hill Cem.,Ontario - mAda Hoover (daughter of Samuel Hoover & Susanna Wideman) b5/23/1880 Dixon Hill,Ontario - d1/24/1978 - Burial: Melville Cem.,MarkahmTwp., Ontario (FamilySearch)
        • HL31932 - Abraham B. Lehman b8/10/1847/1850 - d1/15/1933 Athe,York,ON - m10/17/1871 Elizabeth Berkey/Barkey (daughter of Joseph Berkey & Veronica (Fanny) Raymer) b12/28/1846 ,York,ON - d9/16/1904 York,ON (Ancestry.com) - LEHMAN, ABRAHAM B., son of Daniel and Susanna Lehman was born Aug. 10, 1847; died at Athe, Ont., Jan. 15, 1933; aged 85 y. 5 m. 5 d. The funeral was held Jan. 17 at Markham, Ont. Services were conducted by Thomas Reesor and S. Cressman (Texts, II Tim. 4:6-8 and Psa. 8:4) and at the house by Levi Grove (Text, Eccl. 12). The deceased was married to Elizabeth Barkey Oct. 17, 1871. She predeceased him 28 years. To this union were born 4 sons and 6 daughters. Two sons and 4 daughters survive (Mrs. Jacob Smith, Mrs. Thomas Dunkeld, Mrs. David Nighswander, Isaac and Eli Lehman), also 30 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. He was a faithful member of the Mennonite Church for many years and one who because of his age was often consulted by the younger members having read much in his later years, chiefly from the Bible. His father came from Pennsylvania with the migration to Ontario, while his grandfather, also Abraham, was the first to be buried at the Wideman Cemetery. (Gospel Herald 2/2/1933,p942,943)
          • HL319323 - Nancy Lehman b - mDavid Nighswander (son of Enos Nighswander & Elsie Burkholder) b6/23/1886 - d6/14/1961 while visiting Hagerstown,MD - Nighswander, David, son of Enos and Elsie (Burkholder) Nighswander, was born June 23, 1886; died June 14, 1961, while visiting friends near Hagerstown, Md.; aged 74 y. 11 m. 22 d. On Dec. 14, 1910, he was married to Nancy Lehman, who survives. Also surviving are 2 sons and one daughter (Fred L., Joseph M., and Mary-Mrs. Wilbur Barkey), 12 grandchildren, and 2 great-grandchildren. One daughter preceded him in death. He was a member of the Markham Church. Funeral services were held at the Altona United Missionary Church, June 17, in charge of Abraham Smith, D. Sargent, and David Weaver. (Gospel Herald 8/15/1961 p726,727)
  • HL32 - Anna Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) b1724 prob. Palatinate region of Germany where the parents had settled from Switzerland before coming to America.
  • HL33 - Bishop Peter Hege Lehman b1726 (Files of Joseph Hoover) Palatinate,Germany (PA Men. Heritage,vIII,#4,Oct.1980) - d1/1807 - m1Ann Reiff (Daughter of Hans Reiff) b1728 -d1773 (Files of Joseph Hoover) - m2Mary Fox - Peter came to American in 1727 on the "James Goodwill" with his parents and two siblings. Lived in Rapho Twp., Lancaster Co., PA. In the deed of 10/10/1765 (Patent AA-10-245 Harrisburg)Peter's parents granted him 34 acres of land. His father willed him the homestead portion of his father's farm of 120 acres. Peter was a minister and a bishop and was one of the first turstees of the Erb Mennonite Church in Warwick Twp., Lancaster Co.,PA. The deed for the first land for this congregation was given by Joseph & Barbara Erb on Nov. 6, 1794 to Peter Leman, a minister of the gospel, for the Baptists called Mennonites, and to Peter Erb, a trustee of the same order (Deed L-3-348, Lancaster) (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
    • HL331 - Anna Lehman b11/23/1768 - d4/22/1815 - mJohn Strickler b10/28/1763 - d1/1/1832 (Son of Ulrich Strickler and Elizabeth Funk; his second wife was Barbara Kahler) Resided at Manheim, PA. Children were: John C. Strickler b10/27/1797 - d6/12/1881 - mCatharine Rohrer; Maria Strickler b8/16/1799 - d7/29/1822 - mJohn Shenk; Ulrich Strickler b2/3/1801 - d11/7/1864 - mSarah Miller; Peter Strickler b8/13/1804 - d1/8/1829 Single; Abraham Strickler b4/24/1807 - d9/2/1883 - mMartha Rohrer(Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
    • HL332 - Maria Lehman b2/28/1773 - d9/1/1838 - mJoseph Burkholder b1772 - d7/1826 (Son of John and Esther Burkholder) Maria and Joseph resided on her father's farm granted them by his will dated Aug. 3, 1804 (Will I-1-306, Lancaster) Joseph was a deacon in the Hernley congregation. They are buried in the family graveyard on the farm where they lived. This graveyard has since become overgrown with briars and has now been obitereated. Their tombstones were removed to the new Danville Mennonite Cemetery in Pequea Twp., Lancaster Co., PA. Children are: Esther Burkholder - mPeter Witmer (Peter along with Benjamin Keyser & Jacob Hege purchased 73 perches of land across from the Brown Mill Schoolhouse for the sum of $27.37 1/2 and erected a brick church building and became the Brown's Mill Meeting House (The Old Borwn's Mill School, Mennonite Family History, vVIIIn4)) whose children were Joseph Witmer and Peter Witmer (Subscribers at the Brown's Mill School in Franklin Co., PA (The Old Borwn's Mill School, Mennonite Family History, vVIIIn4)); John Burkholder mNancy Lehman whose children were Mary Burkholder and Fannie Burkholder; Peter Burkholder b1802 -d2/19/1850 -mBarbara Lehman in New Holland, PA b1804 - d1873 and children were Anna Burkholder, Joseph Burkholder, Abraham Burkholder, Martha Burkholder, Christian Burkholder, Peter Burkholder, Martin Burkholder, Maria Burkholder, and Jacob Burkholder; Joseph Burkholder - mElizabeth Reiff and Bishop Joseph Burkholder was ordained a Mennonite minister in 1846 and a bishop on 1/8/1864. His district comprised the churches in the area of Conestoga and Manor Twps., Children of Joseph were Samuel Burkholder who maried Martha Huber, Abraham R.Burkholder - mElizabeth Charles, Anna Burkholder - mChristian Snavely, Daniel Burkholder- mAnna Weidler, David Burkholder - mFannie Haverstick, Eliza - mSamuel Leaman, Maria Burkholder - mJacob K. Fisher, and Susan Burkholder; Jacob Burkholder b1805 - d1871 - mElizabeth Ensminger b1806 - d1888 who had one child Henry Burkholder; Mary Burkholder b1812 - d1888 - mUlrich Shaffner who had children Amos Shaffner and Abraham Shaffner; Christian Burkholder - mAnna Springer and had children, Maria Burkholder, Anna Burkholder, Harriet Burkholder, Henry Burkholder, Reuben Burkholder, and Christian Burkholder; Abraham Burkholder b11/2/1814 - d9/8/1896 - mEsther Hess b10/16/1823 - d2/12/1872 had children Henry H. Burkholder & Abraham H. Burkholder (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
  • HL34 - Mary Lehman mMichael Boehm - Had children. (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
  • HL35 - John (Hans Jr.) Lehman b1733 - d1802 - m1Unknown - m2Christina ? (Widow of Abraham Bowman, Sr.) John was known as Little Hans because he was small in stature. Bought a farm in Mount Joy Twp., Lancaster Co., PA in 1771, resided there til 1795, sold his farm and bought another in Letterkenny Twp., Franklin Co., PA.(Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
    • HL351 - Elizabeth Lehman b3/6/1765 - d12/15/1827 - m1784 Martin Nissley b12/29/1763 - d10/6/1825 (Son of John Nissley & Mary Sechrist) Resided in Dauphin Co.,PA - Children were John Nissley mElizabeth Rupp; Maria Nissley mJacob Heigart; Catharine Nissley mJohn Oberholtzer; Samuel Nissley mNancy Wisler. (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
    • HL352 - John Lehman b4/23/1767 - d8/8/1844 - mChristina Shirk b4/23/1772 - d1/1852 (Daughter of Joseph Shirk & Barbara Kauffman) Resided in Letterkenny Twp.,Franklin Co.,PA (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL3521 - Samuel Lehman b7/12/1798 - d10/21/1883 near Upper Strasburg,Franklin,PA - mElizabeth Kauffman b9/30/1797 - d11/28/1880 (Daughter of John Kauffman & Catharine Koop) Samuel was known as Blue Sam. Resided at Upper Strasburg in Letterkenny Twp., Franklin Co., PA. Burial: Old Strasburg Mennonite Cemetery (Eight Children) (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) Bro. Samuel Lehman near upper Strasburg, Franklin county, Pa, departed this life on Sunday evening, Oct. 21st, aged 85 years, 2 months and 9 days. The subject of this notice was a man of a peculiarly strong and healthy constitution, having known little of sickness, except such as rheumatism etc., the results of exposure, until the last six weeks of his allotted time, he suffered severely from pulmonary and asthmatic affections, but bore his afflictions with much patience; but the time came when human aid and all that loving hearts and hands could do, could no longer keep him and a merciful God permitted the soul to leave its earthly tabernacle, for a better Home not made with hands, where sufferings and sorrows are left behind, and where our tears shall be wiped away. Of this hope our departed father left us a bright evidence, having spent his latter days in much prayer and supplication, expressing nothing of condemnation. Truly, "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord. Father Lehman, since a young man was a member of the Mennonite Brotherhood in Christ, and a regular attendant at the Church near his home: he having been born, lived and died on the same farm. His parents also lived and died there. His long intercourse with his fellow-men in general, was ever pleasant and unobtrusive, being often sought after to fill places of responsibility. Ever generous to the needy, his removal will be felt by many. Like the uplifting of the oak, with its numerous and long roots, intermingled with many lesser ones which stood around it which will be more or less affected by its removal. The The interment took place on the 23rd , when impressive remarks were made from 2 Tim.4:6, 7 by Pre. Peter Wadle and Hunsecker in German, and Isaac Sollenberger in English. Thus has our father and grandfather gone before us. Which among us will be the first to follow him? (Herald of Truth, Nov. 1883)
      • HL3522 - Catharine Lehman b9/5/1807 - d9/1/1870 - mGreene Twp.,Franklin,PA (IGI Record) 11/17/1835 John L. Lesher (HL369) b9/15/1808 - d3/16/1872(Son of Joseph Lesher & Fannie Lehman) (Four Children) (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL3523 - Elizabeth Lehman b? - d1/20/1854 - mSamuel L. Detwiler b12/6/1804 - d8/26/1884 (Son of Jacob Detwiler & Barbara Lehman) (Eight Children) (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
    • HL353 - Anna (Nancy) Lehman - mChristian Shirk b5/6/1771 - d1831 (Son of Joseph Shirk & Barbara Kauffman) Christian was ordained in 1813 as a minister for the Chambersburg & Strasburg Mennonite congregations in Franklin Co.,PA. During the winter months of 1830 and 1831, Christian served at the Brown's Mill Meeting House as minister until the time of his death (The Old Borwn's Mill School, Mennonite Family History, vVIIIn4). Burial: Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Letterkenny Twp.,Franklin Co.,PA. Children are: Henry Shirk; Nancy Shirk m? Kissel; Catherine Shirk mAbraham Lehman (HL3544), she was Abraham's first wife; Elizabeth Shirk mJohn Boyer who was the son of Martin Boyer & Esther Huber (Ten Children; Lydia Shirk mBishop John Hunsecker who was the son of Abraham Hunsecker & Elizabeth Hege, and he was ordained as a minister and a bishop at the Chambersburg Mennonite Meetinghouse and buried there (Thirteen Children) (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
    • HL354 - Rev. Jacob Lehman b6/11/1772 - d6/14/1831 mCatherine Bowman b12/6/1774 Labanon,Lancaster,PA (Ancestry.com) - d5/21/1851 (Daughter of Abraham & Christina Bowman) Resided in Letterkenny Twp., Franklin Co.,PA. He was ordained a minister in 1805 at Chambersburg Mennonite Meetinghouse. Jacob preached mostly at Strasburg Meetinghouse. Burial: Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Letterkenny Twp., Franklin, PA (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL3541 - John B. Lehman b3/13/1794 - d2/22/1862 - mElizabeth Wingert b4/21/1802 - d1/27/1854 (Daughter of Abraham Wenger & Catharine Sollenberger) Lived in Letterkenny Twp.,Franklin,PA (Seven Children) (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL3542 - Catherine Lehman b5/5/1795 - d3/10/1866 - mAbraham Lehman (HL36(13)) b3/23/1789 - d1/2/1864 (Son of Daniel Lehman & Maria Newcomer) Resided in Mahoning Co.,OH. Burial: Midway Mennonite Cem.,Columbiana Co.,OH (10 Children) (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
        • [Children: See HL36(13)]
      • HL3543 - Elizabeth Lehman b3/17/1797 - d3/26/1876 - mSamuel H. Lehman b7/28/1797 - d8/2/1851 (Son of Rev. Daniel Lehman & Anna Huber) Sister Anna (Nancy) and brother Peter H. of Samuel married children of Barbara Lehman & Jacob Detwiler ( HL365) Resided near Scotland,Greene Twp.,Franklin,PA. Burial: Lehman Graveyard. (Ten children) (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) Children of Elizabeth & Samuel were Daniel Lehman, Catherine Lehman, Nancy Lehman, & Samuel B. Lehman. (Ancestry.com)
      • HL3544 - Abraham Lehman b3/25/1800 - d10/22/1868 Canal Winchester,Franklin,OH - m1Catherine Sherk b1807 - d1828 (Daughter of Christian Shirk & Nancy Lehman, HL353) Two children. - m2Olive Smith d9/19/1883. Eleven children. Moved with his second wife to Canal Winchester,OH in 1842. (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) On the 22nd of Oct., in Canal Winchester, Franklin Co., Ohio, ABRAHAM LEHMAN, aged 68 years, 7 months and 22 days. He was a member of the Mennonite church. He was formerly of Franklin County, Pa. Funeral sermon was preached by Pre. Hefly, from 1st Peter 1-3. He died very suddenly. His last words were "I am getting very sick." and in a few minutes he was dead. He died sitting in his chair. Let us so number our days that we may apply our hearts to wisdom, for such an hour as ye think not, the Son of man cometh. (Herald of Truth, 1868, p190-191)
      • HL3545 - Adeline (Anna) Lehman b6/2/1802 - d1/21/1845 - m2/7/1827 George Hoffman b1803 - d1857 (Four daughters) (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) Child of Adeline & George Hoffman was Elizabeth Hoffman. (Ancestry.com)
      • HL3546 - Frances B. Lehman b8/17/1807 - mAdam Bechtel b1812 - d9/5/1849 (Nine children) (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL3547 - Christina Lehman b1810 - d1858 - mSamuel Herr (son of John Herr/Hare & Magdalene Shearer) b1/19/1809 (Ancestry.com) - d1/16/1876 (Changed his name to Hare) Children of Christina & Samuel were John Hare, Jacob Hare, Katherine Hare, Samuel Hare, Abram Hare, Christian Hare, & David Hare. Setlled in Franklin Co. near Columbus,OH - Burial: Mennonite Cem. (Ancestry.com)
      • HL3548 - Mary Lehman b4/3/1812 - d12/23/1893 - m3/23/1837 Bishop Jacob Bowman b2/13/1813 Franklin Co.,PA - d5/18/1884 Madison,Franklin,OH (Son of John Bowman & Barbara Lehman [HL3549]) (Six children) (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) On the 18th of May, at his residence in Madison township, Franklin Co., OH, Bishop Jacob Bowman; aged 71 years, 2 months and 22 days. The deceased was born in Franklin Co., PA., on the 13th of February, 1813, and in 1842 came to Ohio and settled in the neighborhood in which his life was brought to a close. He was married to his now sorrowing widow on the 23d day of March, 1837. To them were born eight children, five sons and three daughters. On the 12th of March, 1846, he was received into full communion with the Mennonite Church. In 1849 he was chosen to the office of deacon; in 1853 he was ordained to the office of the Gospel ministry, and in 1879 was invested with office the of * Bishop. Father Bowman was held in the highest esteem and enjoyed the confidence of all who knew him. During the past year his health had been gradually failing, and for several months before his death he had been confined to his room. His sufferings, at times, were great, but were endured with wonderful patience. He spoke with calmness of his approaching death, for he had learned to know Him in whom he had put his trust. His funeral, which was largely attended, took place on the forenoon of the 20th inst*, the services being conducted at the Asbury M. E. Church, by J. Heffley of the Reformed Church, assisted by the brethren Brenneman and Martin of the Mennonite Church. (Herald of Truth, 6/1/1884,p173) Children of Mary & Jacob were Absalom Bowman, Jacob Bowman, Samuel Bowman, Benjamin Bowman, Mary Bowman, & Catherine Bowman. (Ancestry.com)(Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL3549 - Jacob B. Lehman, Jr. - b10/1815 - d8/1/1893 - mEsther Huber b2/17/1820 - d3/24/1885 (Daughter of Benjamin Huber & Esther Risser) (Two children) (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
    • HL355 - Barbara Lehman - mJohn Bowman d10/1820 - Lived in Guilford Twp.,Franklin Co., PA (Six children) (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) Children were Abraham Bowman, Anne Bowman, Catharine Bowman, Elizabeth Bowman, Bishop Jacob Bowman who married Mary Lehman (HL3548) daughter of Jacob Lehman & Catherine Bowman, and John Bowman. (Ancestry.com)
  • HL36 - Bishop Daniel Hege Lehman Fb6/4/1742 Rapho,Lancaster,PA (AFN:1HL35-4QT) -d9/22/1804 Rapho Twp.,Lancaster Co., PA - m1762 (Carl A. Lehman) 1Susan Shelly (daughter of Christian Shelly and Magdalena Kauffman.) babt1744 Franklin,PA (AFN:1HL35-4L1) d1778. Susanna was the mother of seven children. Susanna is buried in the Lehman family Cemetery near Manheim,PA now oblitereated. Note: It is evident that Daniel was the first resident minister to serve the congregation of Mennonites in Letterekenny and Greene Twps. Daniel lived on the southern portion of his father's plantation with the gristmill. Daniel sold his farm in Rapho Twp., Lancaster Co., PA on 4/13/1786 to his older brother Jacob. He bought a farm in Greene Twp., Franklin Co., PA on 5/7/1786. It is likely the family moved to Franklin Co. in 1786. They settled on what was known as Penn Hall Farm just north of Chambersburg. Daniel built a fulling mill and fulled home-made cloth for settlers in addition to farming. (Photos of his house) Daniel Lehman had been ordained as a Mennonite minister at the Hernley-Lehman Church (1766) in Lancaster Co. about 1765. By the time he arrived at Charmbersburg, there were enough Mennonites to form a congregation. He donated land for the Chambersburg Mennonite Meetinghouse (July 17, 1804 Daniel Lehman deeded for one dollar to Michael Wenger and Jacob Stauffer, the first trustees, a parcel of ground for the people of the Mennonite faith. Deed Book 6,p281,Franklin Co. Courthouse,Chambersburg,PA) Soon a log church was erected on the east end of his farm. September 4, 1804, he preached the first sermon and announced another meeting in four weeks. He died before it happened. Before moving to Franklin Co., he was ordained bishop to have oversight of the Mennonites in Franklin Co., PA and Washington CO., MD. (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) But at that time Henry Funk who died in 1787, was still serving as bishop in Washington Co., MD. Source: "Mennonites of Washington Co., MD Conference & Franklin Co., PA p71-72, p62-64, by Daniel R. Lehman Burial: Daniel and his second wife, m1780 2Maria Nissily (Naukumet) Newcomer/Neukommer b1/9/1751 **Siloam Cem.,Wenger Cem., Brinzer Cem., Branger Cem., Zook Cem., Lehman Cem, near Chambersburg, Franklin Co., PA. A detailed history of the cemetery is given in "Conococheague Mennonist" published by Mennonite Historical Association of the Cumberland Valley, Apr 1997.

• (Pictured: Tombstone of Daniel Lehman 1742-1804 : Cemetery known as any of the following names: Siloam Cem.,Wenger Cem., Brinzer Cem., Branger Cem., Zook Cem., Lehman Cem, near Chambersburg of Franklin Co., PA. (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,n4,p20)

  In 1827, five more of Bishop Daniel Lehman's children moved to OH. They were John, Esther, Magdalena, Abraham, & Susanna. They settled in Fairfield Twp., Columbiana Co., OH and were part of what is today called the Midway Mennonite Church. (Mennonites of Washington Co., Maryland Conference & Franklin Co., PA by Daniel R. Lehman, p71,72)

  • HL361 - Anna Lehman Fb12/26/1765 - d1840 - mChristian Witmer (The Yellow Creek Mennonites, p72) b1762 -d1807 (Ancestry.com) - Christian contributed the the 1875 building fund for the Holdeman congregation in 1875where a varity of congregations contributed. (The Yellow Creek Mennonites, p72) Children of Anna & Christian Witmer were John Witmer, Nancy Witmer, Daniel Witmer, Christian Witmer, Jr., & Anna Witmer. (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
  • HL362 - Maria Lehman b2/21/1767 - d3/12/1842 F- mJacob Burkholder b1768 Lebanon Co.,PA near Campbelltown - d6/9/1832 (Son of John & Esther Burkholder) Located in Franklin Co.,PA after 1790 until 1826. They moved to Markham Twp.,York Co.,Ontario. Burial: Oldl Mennonite Cemetery on the Eighth Concession of Markham Twp. (Source: Burkholder, Ulrich Burkholder, pp91-92) (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) Children of Maria & Jacob were Susannah Burkholder, Esther Burkholder, Daniel Burkholder, Jacob Burkholder, John Burkholder, Joseph Burkholder, Mary Burkholder, Samuel Burkholder, Christian Burkholder, & Abraham Burkholder. (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)

  • HL363 - Daniel Lehman Fb9/14/1768 Rapho,Lancaster,PA - 4/19/1824(Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) - mCatherine Shirk(Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) /Sherk (daughter of Wendle Sherk) b9/19/1770 - d11/2/1831 (Ancestry.com) - Lived in Franklin Co., PA. The children went to OH. (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
    • HL3631 - Benjamin Lehman - Went to Fairfield Co., OH (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
    • HL3632 - Nancy Lehman mJames Young (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
    • HL3633 - Daniel Lehman - Went to Ashland Co., OH (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
    • HL3634 - Jacob Lehman - Went to Ashland Co., OH (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
    • HL3635 - Magdeline (Ancestry.com) (Matty) Lehman - Went to Mahoning Co., OH (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
    • HL3636 - Elizabeth Lehman bFranklin,PA - m abt1829 Marion,Hocking,OH (FamilySearch) Solomon Welty b8/25/1802 - d1854 Marion,Hocking,OH (Welty Family Album Online) - Children were: Noah Welty, Mary Welty, Nancy Welty, Joseph Welty, Lucinda Welty, Elizabeth Welty, Louisa Welty (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) - ??April 14th, in Fairfield Co., O., of old age, Elizabeth Welty, aged 93 years and 9 months. She has been a member of the Mennonite church for sixty years; was born in Lancaster Co., Pa., emigrated to Ohio in 1811, and settled in Fairfield county, were she has since resided. She leaves many friends to mourn her departure. Her family consisted of 14 children; 113 grand-children; 230 great-grand-children; 50 great-great-grand-children; total, 407. Funeral on the 15th, services by Jacob Good and Benjamin Huber, from 2 Kings 20, last part of the first verse. (Herald of Truth, May 1881)
  • HL364 - Elizabeth Lehman Fb9/19/1770 - d11/2/1831 Single. Burial: Wenger Cemetery near Chambersburg,Franklin, PA (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
  • HL365 - Barbara Lehman Fb1/5/1772 -d3/23/1813 Buried: Wenger Cem. near Chambersburg, Franklin,PA- mabt 1792 Franklin Co.,PA Jacob Detwiler (IGI Record) (Son of Rudolph (Rudy) Detwiler) Lived in Franklin Co.,PA. Sister to Barbara was Jacob's second wife. His first wife was Catherine Wenger. Children of Barbara & Jacob were: Susan L. Detwiler mPeter H. Lehman (his first wife) (Son of Daniel Lehman & Anna Huber); John L. Detwiler mAnna (Nancy) Lehman Daughter of Daniel Lehman & Anna Huber); Samuel L. Detwiler mElizabeth Lehman (Daughter of John Lehman & Christina Shirk). (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
  • HL366 - John Shelly LehmanF b11/21/1773 Franklin,PA (AFN:1HL35-4M7)11/6/1773 (Carl A. Lehman) -d6/3/1849 - mabt1796 Gertrude Good Hoover (Huber) ((HH11) Hans Ulrich Huber Files) b3/15/1777 Nr Columbiana,OH (AFN:1HL35-4HD) - d11/27/1860 (Daughter of Samuel Huber & Barbara Good) Moved to OH in 1827 with other brothers and sisters. He became a part of what is now the Midway Mennonite Church. (Menn. of Wash. Co., MD Con. & Franklin Co., PA by DRL, p71,72) Burial: Midway Mennonite Cemetery near Columbiana,OH (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) Gertrude's brother, David Hoover (HH13), moved in with the family. He later married Esther Lehman, who was John's sister
    • HL3661 - Barbara H. Lehman b5/16/1797 - d10/10/1877 ,Mahoning,OH (Obit) - m1820 Lancaster, PA (IGI Record) Peter Lehman (Menn. of Wash. Co., MD Con. & Franklin Co., PA by DRL, p71,72) (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) (son of John & Maria Lehman) b3/9/1793 based on data of obit - d3/1/1868 ,Columbiana,OH - LEHMAN.-Oct. 10th, in Mahoning co., Ohio, Widow Sister BARBARA LEHMAN, of the infirmities of aged, aged 80 years, 4 months and 26 days. Buried at Nold's burying-ground the 11th. Services were conducted by Joseph Bixler and Jacob Kolb, from Rev 14:13. (Herald of Truth 1/1878,p16,17) - On the 1st of March, 1868, in Columbiana Co., Ohio, PETER LEHMAN aged 74 years, 5 months, and 28 days. He was buried at Nold's Meeting-house. Funeral sermons were preached by the brethren Jacob Culp and Joseph Bixler, from Rev. 14: 12-13. (Herald of Truth6/1868,p95)
      • HL36611 - John Lehman b6/27/1822 - d1/3/1852 - Was single (Ancestry.com)
    • HL3662 - Elizabeth Lehman b2/27/1799 - d2/21/1890 (Carl A. Lehman) - near Washingtonville,Green Twp.,Mahoning, OH (Obit of Elizabeth) - m Joseph Zimmerman (Menn. of Wash. Co., MD Con. & Franklin Co., PA by DRL, p71,72) (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) - Zimmerman, On Sunday the 23d of Feb., near Washingtonville, Ohio, Elizabeth Zimmerman, aged 91 years, less 4 days. She was buried on the 25th at the Binder meeting house. Funeral services by Abram Brubacher in German and Solomon Beery in English. Text, Heb. 4:8-13. (Herald of Truth 3/15/1890,p92)
    • HL3663 - Daniel H. Lehman b1/28/1801 - d6/1/1885 (Menn. of Wash. Co., MD Con. & Franklin Co., PA by DRL, p71,72) - mElizabeth Gift Files of Donald B. Miller) - Moved to Ashland Co., OH in 1855. (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
    • HL3664 - Nancy H. Lehman b8/13/1803 - d2/10/1848 - mDaniel Witmer (Menn. of Wash. Co., MD Con. & Franklin Co., PA by DRL, p71,72) (Son of Christian Witmer & Anna Lehman) b2/11/1803 based on Obit age - d-1/2/1872 ,Mahoning,OH - Resided in Mahoning Co., OH (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) - On the 2nd of January, in Mahoning county, Ohio, Daniel Witmer, aged 68 years and 2 months. He was buried on the 4th at Metzlers burying-ground, where Jacob Culp and Peter Basinger spoke impressively from the latter part of the 4th chapter of Hebrews. - My children here are yet seven, That yet on earth do live, beg and pray you so to live: That we may meet in heaven. (Herald of Truth 2/1872 p29,30)
    • HL3665 - John Lehman b12/12/1805 (Menn. of Wash. Co., MD Con. & Franklin Co., PA by DRL, p71,72) - d8/10/1881 (Menn. of Wash. Co., MD Con. & Franklin Co., PA by DRL, p71,72) - mSarah Oberholtzer (Files of Donald B. Miller) (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980
      • HL36651 - Samuel Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL36652 - Mary Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL36653 - Jacob Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL36654 - David Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL36655 - Henry Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL36656 - Magdalena Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
      • HL36657 - Christian Lehman (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
    • HL3666 - Samuel H. Lehman b1/3/1808 - d9/20/1887 (Menn. of Wash. Co., MD Con. & Franklin Co., PA by DRL, p71,72) - mNancy Hardman (Files of Donald B. Miller) Lived in Mahoning Co., OH (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980)
    • HL3667 - Rev. Jacob H. Lehman b2/13/1810 - d9/2/1875 (Menn. of Wash. Co., MD Con. & Franklin Co., PA by DRL, p71,72) Mahoning Co.,OH - m12/3/1835 Columbiana,OH Mary Yoder b6/6/1817 or 1816 d12/26/1881 Windsor,York,PA - They had 14 children, first one born in 1836. Resided in Beaver Twp.,Mahoning,OH (Non-Amish Index #2) Burial: Bixler Cemetery,MahoningCo.,OH (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) Sept. 2nd, in Mahoning Co., Ohio, JACOB LEHMAN, aged 65 years, 6 months and 19 days. He was the father of 15 children, 13 of whom are still living. His remains were interred in Bixler's burying-ground, at which time appropriate remarks were made by Peter Basinger, and Jacob Culp.(Herald of Truth, Oct. 1875) LEHMAN - Dec. 26th, in Windsor Township, York Co., PA. Mary, wife of the late Rev. Jacob Lehman, aged 77 years, 2 months, and 24 days. Buried at Witmers Meeting House on the 29th. Funeral services by Daniel Witmer, Martin Root & Bishop Stauffer. (Herald of Truth 1/15/1882,p29,30) -
      • HL36671 - Bishop Peter Y. Lehman b10/2/1836 ,Mahoning,OH - d3/31/1925 Goshen,Elkhart,IN - m11/23/1863 Lydia Ann Good (daughter of Bennival Good) b10/1/1844 ,Mahoning,OH - d3/30/1920 ,Wakarusa,Elkhart,IN - Lehman - Peter Y. Lehman was born in Mahoning Co., Ohio, Oct 2 1836; died March 31, 1925; aged 88 y. 5 m. 29d. He came to Elkhart Co., IN in 1857 at the age of twenty-one years. He was united in marriage with Lydia Ann Good on Nov 23, 1863. She preceded him in death five years ago. This union was blessed with seventeen children, of whom thirteen are still living, twelve of whom were present at the funeral. He leaves also fifty-eight grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren. Brother and Sister Lehman both united with the Mennonite Church in 1863. Brother Lehman was ordained to the ministry many years ago, and later also to the bishop's office, and rendered good service. But his work was beset with many trials and difficulties, and now that he has gone to his reward, we trust he has found and obtained the reward of the righteous in those heavenly mansions which Jesus has prepared for all His true followers, where there is joy and fullness of joy for everymore. Peace to his ashes. He was buried at the Yellow Creek Mennonite Cemetery on April 4, 1925. Funeral services were conducted by J. S. Hartzler and John F. Funk. His funeral was largely attended. (Gospel Herald 4/16/1926,VXVIII, n3,p62,63) - Lehman.-Lydia Ann, daughter of Bennival Good, was born in Mahoning Co., Ohio, Oct. 1, 1844; died in Wakarusa, Ind., Mar. 30, 1920; aged 75 y. 5 m. 29 d. She was united in marriage to Peter Y. Lehman, Nov. 3, 1862. To this union were born 17 children, of whom four preceded her to the eternal world. She leaves her husband, 13 children, 53 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren, 3 sisters, 3 brothers and a host of friends. The children are as follows: David G., Isaac G., Reuben, Mrs. S. L. Blough, Mrs. Harrison Miller, Noah A., Amos C., Harrison, Mrs. Amos Hartman, Peter G., Alpheus, Mrs. Henry Huber, and Mrs. Martin Stutzman. All of these children were present at the funeral. She with her husband united with the Mennonite Church in 1863, and she lived a consistent Christian life, always manifesting a strong, clear faith to the end of her life. For 15 years she suffered much pain, most of the time being unable to walk, but was always patient, and when told that death was imminent, said: "It is all right; I am ready any time." She passed away quietly and without pain. This was the first death in the entire Lehman family in a period of 25 years. Funeral services were conducted in the Yellow Creek M. H. Thursday, Apr. 1, by J. F. Funk and W. B. Weaver, of Elkhart. - "Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep! From which none ever wakes to weep; A calm and undisturbed repose, Unbroken by the last of foes." J.F.F. (Gospel Herald 4/15/1920, p62,63)
        • HL366711 -David G. Lehman (Obits of parents) b1864 IN (Files of Al Lehman)
        • HL366712 - Sarah Lehman b1865 - mSamuel L. Blough (Obits of parents) (Files of Al Lehman)
        • HL366713 - Isaac G. Lehman (Obits of parents) b1867 IN (Files of Al Lehman)
        • HL366714 - Noah A. Lehman (Obits of parents) b1869 IN (Files of Al Lehman)
        • HL366715 - Elizabeth Lehman b7/8/1870 Cullom,IL - d12/9/1930 ,Elkhart,IN - m11/26/1892 Harrison Miller (Obits of parents) MILLER.-Elizabeth Lehman, wife of Harrison Miller, was born July 8, 1870, at Cullom, Ill.; died Dec. 9, 1930. She was the daughter of Peter Y. and Lydia Lehman. She came to Elkhart Co., Ind., with her parents when she was 2 years old. She was united in marriage to Harrison Miller of Elkhart Co., Ind., Nov. 26, 1892. To this union were born 1 daughter and 3 sons. She was converted in her youth, and later united with the Methodist Church at Jamestown where she retained her membership until death. She leaves her husband, and children, 4 grandchildren, 4 sisters, 6 brothers, and many others relatives and a host of friends. Funeral services were conducted at home by D. A. Yoder and at the Olive Church by --- Menaugh and Frank Kreider. Burial in Olive cemetery. (Gospel Herald 12/25/1930, p831,832)
        • HL366716 - Harrison Lehman (Obits of parents) b1871 IN (Files of Al Lehman)
        • HL366717 - Amos C. Lehman (Obits of parents) b1873 IN (Files of Al Lehman)
        • HL366718 - Margaret Lehman b1874 IN (Files of Al Lehman)
        • HL366719 -Susan (Suzie) Lehman b1875 IN (Files of Al Lehman) - mAmos Hartman (Obits of parents)
        • HL36671a - Peter G. Lehman (Obits of parents) b1876 IN (Files of Al Lehman)
        • HL36671b - Jonas G. Lehman b1880 Wakarusa,Elkhart,IN - d3/7/1888 8yrs6mos10days - A precious one from us has gone, A voice we loved is stilled, A place is vacant in our home, Which never can be filled. God in his wisdom has recalled, Who born his love and grace: And though the body ? here, The soul is safe in heaven. (Rememberance Card) (Files of Al Lehman)(Picture of the Rememberance Card of Jonas donated by Al Lehman)
        • HL36671b - Rev. Alpheus David Lehman (Obits of parents) b5/10/1884 Wakarusa, Elkhart,IN - d11/13/1955 Des Moines,IA - m10/16/1914 Beechwood,WI Lilah Ethel Bacon (daughter of Ferdinand Wesley Bacon & Margaret Jane Culligan) b1/13/1892 Sheboygan,Sheboygan,WI - d7/28/1986 Phoenix,AZ SS#473037858 (Files of Al Lehman) - Burial: Resthaven Cem,West DesMoines,IA - Alpheus was a Methodist minister from abt 1910 to 1932 in Clear Lake, WI & MN. Following this, he managed apartments until abt 1945 and then sold health insurance for about five years and then managed a motel in West Liberty, IA and retired about 1953. SS# 354030222 (Files of Al Lehman, grandson)
          • HL36671b1 - Allison Wesley Lehman b3/18/1916 Clear Lake,WI - d5/26/1974 Hawaii - m7/31/1936 Zimmerman,MN Lucille Margaret Larson (daughter of Arthur Benjamin Victor Larson & Anna Bertha Otilda Pinz) b5/16/1918 Princeton,MN - d10/5/2001 Des Moines,IA - Creamated Des Moines,IA - Allison had moved to Hawaii in 1959. (Files of Al Lehman)
            • HL36671b11 - Allen Arthur Alpheus Lehman b10/9/1938 Chicago,IL - Graduate of State Univ. of IA - m11/23/1958 Des Moines,IA Sandra Louise Allen (daughter of Jack Edward Allen & Varina E. Hedberg) b12/25/1939 Des Moines,IA - Attended State Univ. of IA (Files of Al Lehman)
              • HL36671b111 - Carlin Renee Lehman b8/11/1962 Fort Wayne,IN - m7/30/1988 Phoenix,AZ Mark Alan Eichman (div) Children of Carlin & Mark were Alan Walton Eichman. (Files of Al Lehman)
              • HL36671b112 - Allen Arthur Lehman, Jr. (Files of Al Lehman)
            • HL36671b12 - Gerald Brian Lehman b11/24/1943 Chicago,IL - m3/22/1975 Bonnie ? b12/9/1942 (Files of Al Lehman)
              • HL36671b121 - Tracy Lehman b2/13/1982 (Files of Al Lehman)
              • HL36671b122 - Brian Lehman b7/25/1982 (Files of Al Lehman)
              • HL36671b123 -Rafaela Lehman b6/7/1987 (Files of Al Lehman)
        • HL36671c - Rhoda Lehman bIN (Files of Al Lehman) - mMartin Stutzman (Obits of parents)
        • HL36671d - Luella Lehman bIN (Files of Al Lehman) - mHenry Huber (Obits of parents)
        • HL36671e - Henry Lehman bIN (Files of Al Lehman)
          • HL36671e1 - Lyall Lehman - Drugist and owned two drug stores in Elkhart,IN (Files of Al Lehman)
          • HL36671e2 - T. William Lehman - Drugist in South Bend,IN and owned two drug stores there. (Files of Al Lehman)
          • HL36671e3 -Marie Lehman mAlfred Kelly HL36671e1 - Lyall Lehman -
          • HL36671e4 - Alice Lehman - mGlen Holdman (Files of Al Lehman)
          • HL36671e5 - Valeen Lehman - (Files of Al Lehman)
        • HL36671f - Lydia Ann Lehman bIN (Files of Al Lehman)
        • HL366713 - Reuben M. Lehman bIN (Files of Al Lehman)
      • HL36672 - Nancy Lehman b12/18/1837 - mSol Weaver (Ancestry.com)
      • HL36673 - John Lehman b11/18/1839 - d9/25/1859 Age 19y 10m 2d - Burial: East Yellow Creek Cem., Row 13 (Record of the Old Yellow Creek Cemetery, Entry 294)
      • HL36674 - Elizabeth Lehman b1/18/1841 - m12/25/1859 ,Mahoning,OH 1John L. Blosser b1/10/1836 - d8/1891 (Files of Al Lehman) - m 2Solomon Culp - m3 ? Krider (Ancestry.com)
      • HL36675 - Jacob Y. Lehman b8/22/1844 - mHattie Baker (Ancestry.com)
      • HL36676 - Isaac N. Lehman b9/27/1847 ,Mahoning,OH - d7/6/1905 Wakarusa,Elkhart,IN - m12/27/1875 Elkhart,IN Matilda Snyder (daughter of Abraham S. Snyder & Magdalena Bauman) b2/22/1851 ,Waterloo,ON,Canada - d3/9/1941 Wakarusa,Elkhart,IN (Obit) - LEHMAN. - Matilda Snyder, widow of the late Isaac N. Lehman, passed away suddenly Sunday, March 9, 1941, at the home of Tobias Ramer, the farm on which she spent most of her married life. She had celebrated her ninetieth birthday on February 22 last. She was the daughter of Abraham and Magdalene Bauman Snyder. On Dec. 27, 1875 she was married to Mr. Lehman, who preceded her in death, July 6, 1905. Ten children were born to this union, of whom 3 preceded her in death, namely, Bertha, who died in infancy, Eli at the age of 10, and Charles at 55 years. She is survived by the following children: Mrs. Daniel (Lydia) Leinbach of near Goshen, Abraham S. Lehman of Wakarusa, Mrs. Frank (Martha) Martin of near Goshen, Mrs. Tobias (Salina) Ramer of near Nappanee, with whom she made her home, Walter Lehman of Hawthorn, N. Y., Mrs. Joel (Emma) Weaver of near Goshen, and Oscar S. Lehman of Cleveland Heights, Ohio. She also leaves 35 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. Lydia Musselman of Saskatchewan, Ca., a brother, Noah Snyder of Brutus, Mich., and a host of relatives and friends. In her youth she united with the Mennonite Church and ived a faithful Christian life until death. Funeral services were held at the Yellow Creek Frame Mennonite Church with Bros. William Ramer and Paul Hoover in charge. Burial was in the adjoining cemetery.
        • HL366761 - Charles Lehman b8/27/1881 Wakarusa,Elkhart,IN (Ancestry.com) - d3/6/1936 near Wakarusa,Elkhart,IN - m12/20/1911 ,St. Joseph,IN Bertha Holdeman b10/6/1891 Mishawaka,Elkhart,IN - d4/30/1983 Goshen,Elkhart,IN - Lehman.-Charles, son of Isaac and Matilda (Snyder) Lehman, was bornAug. 27, 1881; died at his late home near Wakarusa, Ind., March 6,1936; aged 54 y. 6 m. 9 d. His entire life was spent in the communityin which he died, with the exception of a few years when he labored in IL and IA. On Dec. 20, 1911, he was united in marriage toBertha Holdeman. Their home was blessed with a daughter (Mildred) anda son (Russel). He with his companion united with the Yellow CreekMennonite Church about 21 years ago, of which he was a member at the time of his death. He leaves his griefstricken companion, 2 children, an aged mother (Mrs. Matilda Lehman), 3 brothers (Abraham, Wakarusa,Ind.; Walter, New York; Oscar, Cleveland, O.), 4 sisters (Mrs. DanielLeinbach, Mrs. Tobias Ramer, Mrs. Frank Martin, Mrs. Joel Weaver).Funeral services were held March 8 at the Yellow Creek Church incharge of Bro. H. F. Yoder, assisted by J. W. Christophel. Burial in Yellow Creek Church cemetery
          • HL3667611 - Mildred Lehman (Files of Al Lehman)
          • HL3667612 - Russell Lehman - mCleo Lucille Weldy b5/11/1925 Wakarusa, Elkhart,IN - Burial: Yellow Creek Church Cem. (Files of Al Lehman)
            • HL36676121 - Gloria Jean Lehman - James Howard Reynolds (Files of Al Lehman)
              • HL366761211 - James Howard Reynolds, Jr. (Files of Al Lehman)
            • HL36676122 - Dean R. Lehman - (Files of Al Lehman)
              • HL366761221 - Amy Ann Lehman - (Files of Al Lehman)
            • HL36676123 - Bruce Lamar Lehman - Sharon Faye Yoder (Files of Al Lehman)
              • HL366761231 - Mark Andrew Lehman (Files of Al Lehman)
        • HL366762 - Eli Lehman b2/6/1884 - d1/20/1894 Wakarusa,Elkhart,IN at age 10 (mother's obit) (Files of Al Lehman)
        • HL366763 - Bertha Lehman (mother's obit) b 12/1887 - d6/18/1888 - LEHMAN - On the 18th of June, in Elkhart Co., IN, Bertha, daughter of Isaac and Matilda Lehman, aged 6 months and 20 days. Buried at Yellow Creek Meeting-house on the 20th. (Herald of Truth 8/1/1888,p237)
        • HL366764 - Abraham Lehman of Wakarusa,Elkhart,IN (mother's obit)
        • HL366765 - Oscar S. Lehman of Cleveland Heights,OH (mother's obit)
        • HL366766 - Walter Lehman/John K. Meyers (Ancestry.com) - Changed his name to John K. Meyers and lived in Hawthorn, NY.(mother's obit)
        • HL366767 - Salina Lehman (mother's obit) - m11/24/19414 Tobias Ramer (son of Martin Ramer & Lydia Shaum) b11/20/1888 near Wakarusa,IN - d12/14/1953 - Ramer, Tobias, son of the late Martin and Lydia (Shaum) Ramer, was born near Wakarusa, Ind., Nov. 20, 1888; departed this life Dec. 14, 1953; aged 65 y. 24 d. Although in failing health for the past year, he appeared as usual on Sunday when all the family spent the day together. Little did we realized that the end was so near. He, with four other brethren accepted Christ as Saviour and was received into the fellowship of the Wisler Mennonite Church on May 18, 1912. He is the first of the group to go on to his eternal reward. On Nov. 24, 1914, he was united in marriage to Salina Lehman. To this union were born 2 sons and 2 daughters who, with his companion survive. Berneice-Mrs. Paul Weaver, Nappanee, Ind.; Monroe, Goshen; and Merle and Virginia, at home); also surviving are 4 grandchildren, 5 brothers and 3 sisters (Amanda-Mrs. Elias Martin, William, John, and Edward, all of Goshen, Ind.; Lewis, Elkhart; Isaiah, Nappanee, Ind.; Mrs. Anna Wenger and Martha-Mrs. Elias Weaver, of Wakarusa. One brother preceded him in death. The funeral was held at the Yellow Creek Mennonite Church with Fred Nighswander and Abram Good in charge. (Gospel Herald 1/19/1954,p70,71)
          • HL3667671 - Bernice Lehman - mPaul Weaver of Nappanee,IN (Obit of Tobias)
          • HL3667672 - Monroe Lehman of Goshen,IN (Obit of Tobias)
          • HL3667673 - Merle Lehman (Obit of Tobias)
          • HL3667674 - Virginia Lehman (Obit of Tobias)
        • HL366768 - Emma Lehman (mother's obit) - m12/23/1912 Joel S. Weaver (son of John B. Weaver & Lydia Blosser) b1/15/1889 UnionTwp.,Elkhart,IN - d11/24/1949 and resided near Goshen,IN Weaver, - Joel S., son of John B. and Lydia (Blosser) Weaver, was born in Union Twp., Elkhart Co., Ind., Jan. 15, 1889; passed away Nov. 24, 1949; aged 60 y. 10 m. 9 d. On Dec. 23, 1912, he was united in marriage to Emma Lehman, who survives. Also surviving are 2 daughters (Evangeline-Mrs. Charles Stouder and Verna-Mrs. Ray Hartman), 3 sisters (Cora Weaver, Mary-Mrs. William Ramer, and Effie-Mrs. Henry Bechtel), 4 grandchildren, and many other relatives and friends. Two sisters and a brother preceded him in death in early childhood and one son (Joel Jr.) in 1949. On Nov. 8, 1919, he and his wife united with the Salem Mennonite Church and gave many years of faithful service. Funeral services were conducted by F. E. Freed and R. F. Yoder Nov. 27 at the Yellow Creek Church. Burial was made in the adjoining cemetery. (Gospel Herald 1/10/1950 p46,47) - Of Foraker,IN Obit of Martha Martin)
        • HL366769 - Martha Lehman b10/8/1882 Union,Elkhart,IN - d7/19/1951 - m8/5/1909 Frank H. Martin of near Goshen,IN (mother's obit) - Martin, Martha, daughter of Isaac and Matilda (Snider) Lehman, was born Oct. 8, 1882, in Union Twp., Elkhart Co., Ind.; died July 19, 1951; aged 68 y. 9 m. 11 d. Aug. 5, 1909, she was united in marriage to Frank H. Martin. To this union were born 3 children (Van, Titus, and Violet-Mrs. Marvin Culp, all of Goshen, Ind.). Surviving are her husband, 3 children, 10 grandchildren, 2 brothers (Oscar, Cleveland, Ohio, and Abe, Wakarusa, Ind.), 3 sisters (Mrs. Daniel Leinbach, Wakarusa; Mrs. Tobias Ramer, Nappanee, Ind.; and Mrs. Emma Weaver, Foraker, Ind.), and many other relatives and friends. In her youth she accepted Christ and united with the Mennonite Church, remaining a faithful member until death. Funeral services were conducted July 22 at her late home by Oscar Leinbach and at the Yellow Creek Church, in charge of R. R. Smucker, J. C. Wenger, and Charles Stouder. Interment was made in the adjoining Yellow Creek Church cemetery. (Gospel Herald 8/7/1951,p774)
        • HL36676a - Lydia Lehman b5/11/1877 ,Elkhart,IN - d12/28/1962 - m12/15/1898 Daniel Leinbach (son of Isaac Leinbach & Catherine Bare) b2/17/1875 ,Elkhart,IN - d4/18/1955 Wakarusa,Elkhart,IN at home - Leinbach, Lydia, daughter of Isaac and Matilda Lehman, was born in Elkhart Co., Ind., May 11, 1877; died Dec. 28, 1962; aged 85 y. 7 m. 17 d. On Dec. 25, 1898, she was married to Daniel Leinbach, who died April 18, 1955. Surviving are 5 sons and 3 daughters (John, Mrs. Laura Miller, Ruth-Mrs. Harold Hartman, Ralph, Paul, Oscar, Edith-Mrs. Nelson Stauffer, and Earl), 22 grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren, one brother (Oscar), and 2 sisters (Selina-Mrs. Tobias Ramer and Emma-Mrs. Joel Weaver). She was a member of the Wisler Mennonite Church. Funeral services were held at the Yellow Creek (frame) Church in charge of Jos. Martin and Paul Hoover (Gospel Herald 1/22/1963,p95,96) - Leinbach, Daniel, son of Isaac and Catherine (Bare) Leinbach, was born in Elkhart Co., Ind., Feb. 17, 1875; passed away at his home in Wakarusa, Ind., April 18, 1955; aged 80 y. 2 m. 1 d. He was married to Lydia Lehman on Dec. 15, 1898. To this union were born 5 sons and 3 daughters. He is survived by his wife, all 8 children (John, Mrs. Laura Miller, Ruth-Mrs. Harold Hartman, all of Wakarusa; Ralph, Elkhart; Paul, Goshen; Oscar, Clark Lake, Mich.; Edith-Mrs. Nelson Stauffer, Goshen; and Earl, Hamlet, Ind.), 18 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren, 4 sisters (Mrs. Linden Blosser, Harrison, Mich.; Mrs. Mary Fisher, Elkhart, Ind.; Mrs. Noah Welty, Nappanee, Ind., and Mrs. Leander Garber, Goshen), and 3 brothers (Henry, North Lima, Ohio; Jonas, Portland, Oreg.; and Noah, Goshen). He was preceded in death by his parents, one brother (Christ), and one sister (Mrs. Charley DeFreese). He united with the Wisler Mennonite Church in his early life and remained faithful until death. He was in failing health for about 2 years. In charge of the services was Abram Good of Wadsworth, Ohio assisted by home ministers of the Yellow Creek Church. Burial was made in the adjoining Yellow Creek Church cemetery.u (Gospel Herald 6/14/1955,p574)
      • HL36677 - Joseph Lehman b2/6/1846 (Twin to Benjamin) (Ancestry.com)
      • HL36678 - Benjamin Lehman b2/6/1846 (Twin to Joseph) (Ancestry.com)
      • HL36679 - Eli Y. Lehman b5/3/1849 ,Mahoning,OH - d3/8/1925 North Lima,,OH - mJennie Patterson b1856 Youngstown,,OH - d3/17/1931 Youngstown,,OH - Eli Y. Lehman was born in Mahoning Co., Ohio, May 3, 1849; died March 8, 1925 at his home in North Lima, O. Aged 75 y. 10 m. 5 d. Nearly 50 years ago he was united in marriage with Jennie Patterson, to which union three daughters were born, namely, Mrs. Oscar Elser, Mrs. Clark Whisler, and Mrs. Jacob Stauffer. Twelve grandchildren, two of whom are dead, and three great-grandchildren, together with three sisters and three brothers, remain to mourn the sudden departure of Bro. Lehman. About 47 years ago he with this companion united with the Mennonite Church, remaining true to this faith till removed by death. He seemed to realize of late that his days were rapidly approaching and expressed himself as ready to go to his heavenly home. He had been suffering from a complication of diseases during the winter, but had again recovered so that he was able to be up and about and attend to the duties of his home. On Sunday previous to his death, in face of rain he attended services at the North Lima Mennonite church, wishing to see the church which was recently remodeled. His was the first funeral to be held in it since the change was made. He was a successful farmer in his time, from which he retired to make his home in North Lima about twelve years ago. Brief funeral services were held at the home March 10, and at the North Lima Mennonite Church with interment at the Midway Cemetery. The services were in charge of the home, ministers brethren A. J. Steiner and E. M. Detwiler. Text Matt. 24:44. (Gospel Herald 3/26/1925, p1018,1019) - Jennie Lehman was born in Youngstown, Ohio, in 1856 and died at the home of her daughter (Mrs. Blanch Stauffer), Youngstown, Ohio, March 17, 1931; aged 75 years. Many years ago she was united in marriage with Bro. Eli Lehman of North Lima, Ohio, who proceded her in death six years ago. She was a faithful member of the Mennonite Church for many years. There were born to this union three daughters who, together with 12 grandchildren and 6 great- grandchildren, remain to mourn the loss of mother and grandmother. Funeral service March 20, at the home and at Midway Mennonite Church in charge of Bro. A. J. Steiner and Pre. Wolfinger of Youngstown. Burial in Midway cemetery. Tex, Matt. 24:44, used at the funeral services of the late husband, was by request used at this service also. (Gospel Herald 4/2/1931, vXXIV,n1,p15)
        • HL366791 - ? Lehman - mOscar Elser (Obit of Eli)
        • HL366792 - ? Lehman m 1Clark Whisler (Obit of Eli)
        • HL366793 - ? Lehman m 1Jacob Stauffer (Obit of Eli)
      • HL3667a - Mary Y. Lehman b12/6/1850 - d1/7//1912 at home,North Lima,,OH - mJohn Hardman Lehman b3/13/1845 ,,Columbiana,OH - d6/12/1925 North Lima,,OH - Lehman. Sister Mary Y., wife of Bro. John Lehman, died at her home at North Lima, O., Jan. 7, 1912; aged 61 y. 1 m. 1 d. She was ill only a few days, the cause of her death being sciatic rheumatism and heart trouble. She was a faithful member of the Mennonite Church. Her husband and nine children survive her. One son preceded her to the spirit world nearly a year ago. Funeral services were held at the Midway Church, Jan. 10. Services were conducted by E. M. Detweiler and A. J. Steiner. (Gospel Herald 1/25/1912, p691,692) - John Hardman Lehman, eldest son of Samuel and Nancy Lehman, was born in Columbiana Co., Ohio, Mar. 13, 1845; died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Daniel F. Hahn, North Lima, Ohio, June 12, 1925; aged 80 y. 3m. For many years he was successfully engaged in farming on the place now owned by his son, Edward. Having retired from farming some years ago, he moved to North Lima, where he has resided ever since. The end came on Friday evening, after a lingering illness covering several years. He suffered considerable pain but bore his affliction patiently. He was married to Mary Y. Lehman, to which union were born 7 sons and 3 daughters, 2 sons and his wife having preceded him in death. There remain to mourn his departure 5 sons, 3 daughters, 27 grandchildren 4 great-grandchildren, and a host of relatives and friends. Owing to scarlet fever being in the home of Bro. D. F. Hahn, where he was making his home, the body was removed to the home of his son, Edward, where, on June 15, brief funeral services were held. Further services were held at the Midway Mennonite Church (of which he was a faithful member) in charge of Brethren A.J. Steiner and E. M. Detwiler. Text, Jno. 14:1-3. Interment in the Midway Mennonite cemetery. (Gospel Herald 7/2/1925,p286-288)
        • HL3667a1 - Edward Lehman Resided in North Lima, OH (Obit of John)
        • HL3667a2 - Eva Ellen Lehman b1/7/1883 ,Mahoning,OH - d8/30/1964 Reedley,,CA - m2/3/1906 Daniel F. Hahn son of Jacob Hahn & Ann Eyman) b6/22/1873 near Clarence Center,,NY - d9/4/1947 south of Columbiana,OH - Resided in North Lima, OH (Obit of John) Hahn.-Daniel Franklin, son of Jacob and Ann (Eyman) Hahn, was born near Clarence Center, N.Y., June 22, 1873; died at his residence, south of Columbiana, Ohio, Sept. 4, 1947; aged 74 y. 2 m. 12 d. Death resulted unexpectedly from a heart condition. In 1896 he was united in marriage to Christina Blosser, who preceded him in death in 1901. On Feb. 3, 1906 he was united in marriage to Eva Lehman, who survives. To this union were born 3 children (Lyman J., and Mrs. Mary Levich, Los Angeles, Calif; and Elmer D., at home), all of whom survive. Also surviving are 3 grandchildren, one brother (Emmanuel, Denbigh, Va.), and many friends. His parents, 2 brothers, and one sister (Sarah-Mrs. Mahlon Lapp, missionary to India) predeceased him. At the age of eighteen he was baptized and received into the Mennonite Church. He was active in church work, having served as Sunday School teacher and superintendent and as church trustee. He and his family lived at various times in Virginia, California, and Oregon. Funeral services were conducted at the home and at the North Lima, Ohio, Church, in charge of Paul Yoder and S. A. Yoder. Burial was made in the Midway Cemetery. (Gospel Herald 9/30/1947) Hahn, Eva Ellen, daughter of John H. and Mary Lehman, was born in Mahoning Co., Ohio, Jan. 7, 1883; died at Reedley, Calif., Aug. 30, 1964; aged 81 y. 7 m. 23 d. In Feb. 1906, she was married to Daniel F. Hahn, who died Sept. 4, 1947. One daughter and one grandson also preceded her in death. Surviving are 2 sons (Lyman and Elmer), 3 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren, one sister (Mrs. Ora Longanecker), and 3 brothers (Edwin D., Homer F., and Howard J.). She was a member of the Midway Church. Funeral services were held at the Warrick Funeral Home, in charge of Paul Yoder; burial in Midway Cemetery. (Gospel Herald 10/6/1964,p877-879)
      • HL3667b - Sarah Lehman b7/22/1852 (Ancestry.com)
      • HL3667c - Leah Lehman b7/7/1854 (Ancestry.com)
      • HL3667d - Martha Lehman b4/7/1856 - d1940 (Ancestry.com)
      • HL3667e - Lydia Lehman b10/15/1859 - mDaniel Huntsburger (Ancestry.com)
    • HL3668 - Susanna (Susan) Lehman b1812 (Files of Donald B. Miller) - d1886 (Files of Donald B. Miller) - mAbraham Moyer (Menn. of Wash. Co., MD Con. & Franklin Co., PA by DRL, p71,72) b10/3/1796 Bucks Co.,PA - d1/30/1886 Columbiana,OH (AFN:1HGV-SDP) (Son of William Moyer b1763-d1831 & [YB131] Anna S. Yoder b4/22/1771 Springfield,Bucks,PA - d7/15/1862 [AFN:1HGV-5B9) Resided in Columbiana Co.,OH (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vIII,#4,Oct. 1980) MOYER - On the 22d of Jan., at the house of her son-in-law, Peter Metzler, in Columbiana Co., Ohio, Susanna, wife of Abram Moyer, aged 73 years, 10 months and 6 days. She was buried on the 24th at Nold's graveyard, where services were held by Joseph Bixler and Jacob Stauffer from Rom. 6:16. She was a member of the Mennonite Church, and leaves a husband, now in his 90th year, five children and many friends to mourn her death. (Herald of Truth Feb. 15, 1886, p62) MOYER - On the 30th of Jan., in Columbiana Co., Ohio, at the residence of his son-in-law Peter Metzler, of the infirmities of old age, Abraham Moyer, aged 89 years, 3 months and 27 days. He was buried on the 2d of Feb. at Nold's Meeting-house, where many friends and relatives were present. Services by Jacob Stauffer and Peter Basinger from John 14. Deceased was for many years a member of the Mennonite Church. His wife, Susanna, was buried just six days before he died at which time he was up and around, but suffering from a bad cough and loss of appetite. He kept growing worse until death came on Saturday evening of the above date. (Herald of Truth Feb. 15, 1886, p63)

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