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Isaac Moser

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Birth	30 December 1816	Isaac Moser was born on 30 December 1816 in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. In the church register listing his death, Isaac's birth is given as 1 Jan 1816. I am using the date given in the First Reformed Church register for his birth.1,2
Baptism	7 April 1817	He was baptized on 7 April 1817 at First Reformed Church, 3rd and Church Streets, in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. His sponsors were Samuel and Elisabeth Nickum. His twin brother Jacob was baptised at the same time.2
Marriage	4 October 1840	He and Ellen Weaver were married on 4 October 1840 at First Reformed Church, 3rd and Church Streets, in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, It is recorded in the church register under "Marriages, 1840: Isaac Moser and Ellen Weber"3,4
LostSon	28 June 1850	He suffered the loss of his son Jeremiah who died at age 3 on 28 June 1850 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. of convulsions5
Census	3 August 1850	Isaac Moser appeared in the census 3 August 1850 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Isaac is listed as: Isaac Moser (age 32, Butcher, personal estate $1100) Jesse (age 29, also a butcher) Ellen (age 32) Wilson (age 6) Richard (age 3 months) Elizabeth Weaver (age 55, Cannot read and write) Jesse was Isaac's brother. He is almost the same age as Josiah and I think the two may be conflated at times. They live next door to Josiah Moser, age 30, also a butcher, and Sarah, age 25, with children Elizabeth, 8, Charles, 6, Catharine, 3 and Isaac, 1 month.6
LostDaughter	19 August 1858	He suffered the loss of his daughter Ida Elizabeth who died at age 1 on 19 August 1858 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. of teething and convulsions.7
Census	9 June 1860	He appeared in the census 9 June 1860 at Lehigh Ward in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Isaac is listed as: age 44, Tailor, $2000 personal estate and $4000 real estate. With Ellen, age 44, Wilson age 15, Richard age 10, Howard, age 5 and Forest, age 1.8
Death	14 April 1865	He died on 14 April 1865 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, An Isaac Moser died on this date. The church in which it was recorded is the church where our Isaac's children were baptized. And our Isaac does not appear in the 1870 census, and his children are dispersed among various other families. So I conjecture that this is our Isaac, even though the register lists his birth date as 1 Jan 1816, and his father as Henry. Check to see if there was a marriage between Henry Moser and a Catherine, and if they had an Isaac.9
Burial	18 April 1865	He was buried on 18 April 1865 at Hays Cemetery, South Side, in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. The church register states "son of Henry and Catharine, born 1 Jan 1816, died 14 Apr 1865, aged 49 yrs, 3 mo., 14 das. of consumption, buried Hay's graveyard." Andreas is anglicized Andrew. So this is probably a different person, also the birth date is a year different.1

Citations

1. [S543] , Parish Records of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Easton, Pennsylvania, November 16, 1845 - December 31, 1893. In 4 volumes, designated G, C, CC and CCC. Compiled by WPA Personnel in Easton Public Library: Vol 4(CCC), p.711., (1937). Hereinafter cited as St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Easton, PA.
2. [S538] , Some of the First Settlers of the Forks of the Delaware and Their Descendants, being a Translation from the German of the Record Books of the First Reformed Church of Easton, Pennsylvania from 1760 - 1852. Designated Volume Ks by Easton Library.: p. Ks 245, (1902). Hereinafter cited as First ("German") Reformed Church, Easton, PA.
3. [S538] , First ("German") Reformed Church, Easton, PA: p. Ks391., 1902.
4. [S695] Henry Martyn Kieffer, Some of the First Settlers of the Forks of the Delaware: Record Books of the First Reformed Church of Easton, Penna from 1760 - 1852 (Easton, PA: n.p., 1902), p. 391
5. [S543] , St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Easton, PA: Vol 2(C), p. 20. Vol 4 (CCC), p. 575., 1937.
6. [S86] , 1850 Census Online, As viewed on ancestry.com.
7. [S543] , St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Easton, PA: Vol 4(CCC), p.654., 1937.
8. [S85] , Census Online, Viewed on ancestry.com.
9. [S543] , St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Easton, PA: vol 4 (CCC), p. 711., 1937.

Ellen Weaver

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Birth	27 November 1819	Ellen Weaver was born on 27 November 1819 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.1
Marriage	4 October 1840	Isaac Moser and she were married on 4 October 1840 at First Reformed Church, 3rd and Church Streets, in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, It is recorded in the church register under "Marriages, 1840: Isaac Moser and Ellen Weber"2,3
LostSon	28 June 1850	She suffered the loss of his son Jeremiah who died at age 3 on 28 June 1850 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. of convulsions4
Census	3 August 1850	She appeared in the household of Isaac Moser in the census 3 August 1850 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Isaac is listed as Isaac Moser (age 32, Butcher, personal estate $1100) Jesse (age 29, also a butcher) Ellen (age 32) Wilson (age 6) Richard (age 3 months) Elizabeth Weaver (age 55, Cannot read and write) Jesse was Isaac's brother. He is almost the same age as Josiah and I think the two may be conflated at times. They live next door to Josiah Moser, age 30, also a butcher, and Sarah, age 25, with children Elizabeth, 8, Charles, 6, Catharine, 3 and Isaac, 1 month.1
LostDaughter	19 August 1858	She suffered the loss of his daughter Ida Elizabeth who died at age 1 on 19 August 1858 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. of teething and convulsions.5
Census	9 June 1860	Ellen Weaver appeared in the household of Isaac Moser in the census 9 June 1860 at Lehigh Ward in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Isaac is listed as age 44, Tailor, $2000 personal estate and $4000 real estate. With Ellen, age 44, Wilson age 15, Richard age 10, Howard, age 5 and Forest, age 1.6
Death	5 July 1867	She died on 5 July 1867 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, Listed as "Ellen Moser, nee Weber, born 27 Nov 1819, died 5 Jul 1867." This is listed in the Zion Lutheran Church records, which is not the church she attended at least through 1864 when the last baptism of one of her children is found there. It was a downtown church which merged into St. John's ELC in 1962. This is likely to be the same Ellen. Weber is the German word for Weaver, and Zion is referred to as the German-speaking church on the St. John's website.7,8
Burial	8 July 1867	She was buried on 8 July 1867 at Hays Cemetery, South Side, in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. The burial listing at the library says "wife of Isaac, b. 27 December 1849? d. 5 July 1867 17 y." I don't know if there is a stone, or where this information came from. On Findagrave, this Ellen Moser 1849-1867 has a listing, no further info or stone photo.9

Citations

1. [S86] , 1850 Census Online, As viewed on ancestry.com.
2. [S538] , Some of the First Settlers of the Forks of the Delaware and Their Descendants, being a Translation from the German of the Record Books of the First Reformed Church of Easton, Pennsylvania from 1760 - 1852. Designated Volume Ks by Easton Library.: p. Ks391., (1902). Hereinafter cited as First ("German") Reformed Church, Easton, PA.
3. [S695] Henry Martyn Kieffer, Some of the First Settlers of the Forks of the Delaware: Record Books of the First Reformed Church of Easton, Penna from 1760 - 1852 (Easton, PA: n.p., 1902), p. 391
4. [S543] , Parish Records of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Easton, Pennsylvania, November 16, 1845 - December 31, 1893. In 4 volumes, designated G, C, CC and CCC. Compiled by WPA Personnel in Easton Public Library: Vol 2(C), p. 20. Vol 4 (CCC), p. 575., (1937). Hereinafter cited as St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Easton, PA.
5. [S543] , St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Easton, PA: Vol 4(CCC), p.654., 1937.
6. [S85] , Census Online, Viewed on ancestry.com.
7. [S548] Easton Public Library, Parish Records of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Easton, Pennsylvania, 1860-1895, volume J.: p. 99. Hereinafter cited as Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Easton, PA.
8. [S700] St John's Lutheran Church (Easton, Pennsylvania), Image 864 of 1446 on ancestry.com, no page number; digital images, Ancestry.com ().
9. [S535] Stone, Record of Burials, Easton Library.

Wilson Moser

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Birth	19 March 1845	Wilson Moser was born on 19 March 1845 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.1,2
Baptism	25 December 1846	He was baptized on 25 December 1846 at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 330 Ferry Street, in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. with Andrew Moser acting as Sponsor. Another child of the seven baptized on this date was Lenah Weaver, dauther of Joseph Lynn and Mary Weaver, sponsored by Elizabeth Weaver. This suggests that Joseph may have been her son and a brother of Ellen.2
LostFather	14 April 1865	On 14 April 1865 Wilson Moser suffered the loss of his father Isaac who died at age 48 . An Isaac Moser died on this date. The church in which it was recorded is the church where our Isaac's children were baptized. And our Isaac does not appear in the 1870 census, and his children are dispersed among various other families. So I conjecture that this is our Isaac, even though the register lists his birth date as 1 Jan 1816, and his father as Henry. Check to see if there was a marriage between Henry Moser and a Catherine, and if they had an Isaac.3
LostMother	5 July 1867	On 5 July 1867 Wilson Moser suffered the loss of his mother Ellen who died at age 47 . Listed as "Ellen Moser, nee Weber, born 27 Nov 1819, died 5 Jul 1867." This is listed in the Zion Lutheran Church records, which is not the church she attended at least through 1864 when the last baptism of one of her children is found there. It was a downtown church which merged into St. John's ELC in 1962. This is likely to be the same Ellen. Weber is the German word for Weaver, and Zion is referred to as the German-speaking church on the St. John's website.4,5
Death	before 1870	He died before 1870 I don't see this Wilson in any census after 1860. I think the Wilson who was electrocuted was one of the next generation. An ancestry tree lists this Wilson as imprisoned and died at Andersonville, 16 Oct 1864, Sumter, Georgia. He is listed as Company H, 16th PA Cavalry Regiment. It's a little odd because this was not a Northampton Cty or local regiment. Northampton County is not listed. So I would like to see an additional confirmation that this is the same Wilson, although since he does not appear in the 1870 census, that fits with this fact.

Citations

1. [S85] , Census Online, Viewed on ancestry.com.
2. [S543] , Parish Records of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Easton, Pennsylvania, November 16, 1845 - December 31, 1893. In 4 volumes, designated G, C, CC and CCC. Compiled by WPA Personnel in Easton Public Library: Vol 2(C), p. 12., (1937). Hereinafter cited as St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Easton, PA.
3. [S543] , St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Easton, PA: vol 4 (CCC), p. 711., 1937.
4. [S548] Easton Public Library, Parish Records of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Easton, Pennsylvania, 1860-1895, volume J.: p. 99. Hereinafter cited as Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Easton, PA.
5. [S700] St John's Lutheran Church (Easton, Pennsylvania), Image 864 of 1446 on ancestry.com, no page number; digital images, Ancestry.com ().

Richard Weaver Moser

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Birth	26 August 1850	Richard Weaver Moser was born on 26 August 1850 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.1,2
Baptism	11 March 1851	He was baptized on 11 March 1851 at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 330 Ferry Street, in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. with Mrs. Mary Miller acting as Sponsor.2
LostFather	14 April 1865	On 14 April 1865 Richard Weaver Moser suffered the loss of his father Isaac who died at age 48 . An Isaac Moser died on this date. The church in which it was recorded is the church where our Isaac's children were baptized. And our Isaac does not appear in the 1870 census, and his children are dispersed among various other families. So I conjecture that this is our Isaac, even though the register lists his birth date as 1 Jan 1816, and his father as Henry. Check to see if there was a marriage between Henry Moser and a Catherine, and if they had an Isaac.3
LostMother	5 July 1867	On 5 July 1867 Richard Weaver Moser suffered the loss of his mother Ellen who died at age 47 . Listed as "Ellen Moser, nee Weber, born 27 Nov 1819, died 5 Jul 1867." This is listed in the Zion Lutheran Church records, which is not the church she attended at least through 1864 when the last baptism of one of her children is found there. It was a downtown church which merged into St. John's ELC in 1962. This is likely to be the same Ellen. Weber is the German word for Weaver, and Zion is referred to as the German-speaking church on the St. John's website.4,5
Census	5 July 1870	He appeared in the census 5 July 1870 at Lehigh Ward in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Richard is listed as: living in the household of Frederick Seitzman, age, 49, Butcher. Richard is age 20, and also a Butcher.6
Marriage		He and Rebecca Jane Mordan were married, date unknown7
Census	1880	He appeared in the census 1880 at 837 Howland St. in Phillipsburg, Warren County, New Jersey. Richard is listed as: Moser, Richard (age 30, married, Butcher, b. in PA and parents also, checkmark for "Maimed, Crippled, Bedridden or otherwise disabled," Rebecca (age 26, Wife, Keeping House, b. in PA, parents born in N.J.) Ellen (age 4, Daughter) Lillie (age 2, Daughter) Morgan, Elias J. (Age 53, Father-in-Law, Married, Laborer, b. in N.J. and parents also) Elizabeth Morgan (age 53, Mother-in-Law, Boarder, b. in N.J. and parents also) Mary Morgan (age 14, Sister-in-Law, Single, Boarder) Rachel (age 24, Sister-in-Law, Single, Boarder) Tunis (age 20, Brother-in-Law, Boarder)
Death	24 January 1882	He died on 24 January 1882 in Phillipsburg, Warren County, New Jersey,8

Citations

1. [S85] , Census Online, Viewed on ancestry.com.
2. [S543] , Parish Records of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Easton, Pennsylvania, November 16, 1845 - December 31, 1893. In 4 volumes, designated G, C, CC and CCC. Compiled by WPA Personnel in Easton Public Library: Vol 2(C), p.44., (1937). Hereinafter cited as St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Easton, PA.
3. [S543] , St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Easton, PA: vol 4 (CCC), p. 711., 1937.
4. [S548] Easton Public Library, Parish Records of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Easton, Pennsylvania, 1860-1895, volume J.: p. 99. Hereinafter cited as Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Easton, PA.
5. [S700] St John's Lutheran Church (Easton, Pennsylvania), Image 864 of 1446 on ancestry.com, no page number; digital images, Ancestry.com ().
6. [S84] , Census Online, Viewed on ancestry.com.
7. [S83] , 1880 Census Online, Viewed on ancestry.com.
8. [S663] New Jersey Deaths and Burials 1720-1988, Ancestry.com

Forrest Isaac Moser

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Research Note		Three Forrest Moser's. There is a Forest D. Moser, around the same time frame. Forrest D. Moser has a will in Will Book 16, 1905-07, p. 18, leaving everything to his wife Margaret, better known as Maggie, and desiring to be buried in Hay's Cemetery. It was signed and proved May 8, 1905. This is probably the Forrest who married Maggie Cronin in Hunterdon County in March of 1891. This Forest D. Moser has two obituary listings in the 1905 Marx Room index, 4/20/1905 p. 5, and 4/24/1905, p. 8. (Spelled Forrest in that index.) This Forrest D. was born in May 1860, per the 1900 census, a butcher, at 804 Walnut St., married 10 years, and they have no children. Maggie immigrated from Ireland in 1869. In the 1900 city directory he was at 804 Walnut St., butcher. There is another Forrest Moser listed in the 1900 directory, a teamster at 732 Main St., South Side. No wife or children are indicated. Mrs. Lydia Moser, widow is at the same address. This is probably her son, Forrest Sassaman Moser who was killed in a train accident in Jutland, NJ, 12 Jan 19165.
Birth	19 May 1859	Forrest Isaac Moser was born on 19 May 1859 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.1,2
Baptism	8 November 1859	He was baptized on 8 November 1859 at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 330 Ferry Street, in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. with "grandmother Elizabeth Weaver" as Sponsor.2
LostFather	14 April 1865	On 14 April 1865 Forrest Isaac Moser suffered the loss of his father Isaac who died at age 48 . An Isaac Moser died on this date. The church in which it was recorded is the church where our Isaac's children were baptized. And our Isaac does not appear in the 1870 census, and his children are dispersed among various other families. So I conjecture that this is our Isaac, even though the register lists his birth date as 1 Jan 1816, and his father as Henry. Check to see if there was a marriage between Henry Moser and a Catherine, and if they had an Isaac.3
LostMother	5 July 1867	On 5 July 1867 Forrest Isaac Moser suffered the loss of his mother Ellen who died at age 47 . Listed as "Ellen Moser, nee Weber, born 27 Nov 1819, died 5 Jul 1867." This is listed in the Zion Lutheran Church records, which is not the church she attended at least through 1864 when the last baptism of one of her children is found there. It was a downtown church which merged into St. John's ELC in 1962. This is likely to be the same Ellen. Weber is the German word for Weaver, and Zion is referred to as the German-speaking church on the St. John's website.4,5
Census	9 July 1870	He appeared in the census 9 July 1870 at House of Refuge in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. Forrest is listed as: age 11 or 12 (there are two enumerations), "work and school." This may or may not be our Forrest, but I haven't found him in Easton, and both his parents died within the past 5 years. An 1875 NY Times article said that the House of Refuge had been in operations 47 years, and had housed nearly 12,000 girls and boys during that time. "Several thousand dollars were earned by the labor of the inmates, of whom there are habitually five or six hundred. It is an institution not intended for persons nearly arrived at their majority, nor for those familiar with lives of crime...One of the rules is that when the inmate, on admission, is under the age of twelve, he will be retained one year, if at the end of that time he is fitted to be placed out. When over twelve years and under fourteen, he will be retained sixteen months; when over fourteen years and under sixteen, he will be retained twenty months, and when over sixteen years of age he will be retained two years." (24 Jan 1875, p.) Other references to the House of Refuge refer to juvenile delinquents, and providing an alternative to prison for juvenile offenders. This institution was opened about 1828, modeled after a House of Refuge that had been opened in New York 4 years earlier. The Act of Assembly that established the institution declared that the managers should, "at their discretion, receive into the said House of Refuge, such children who shall be taken up or committed as vagrants, or upon any criminal charge, or duly convicted of criminal offences, as may be in the judgement of the Court of Oyer and Terminer, or of the Court of Quarter Sessions of the peace of the county, or of the Mayor’s Court of the city of Philadelphia, or of any alderman or justice of the peace, or of the managers of the almshouse and house of employment, be deemed proper objects.”6
Census	1880	He appeared in the census 1880 at Eastern District in Bethlehem Township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Forrest is listed as: Mosser, Forrest (age 21, Servant, Single, Farm Laborer, born in Penna and parents also) He is in the household of Owen Odenwelder (34, Farmer) and his wife Alavista (age 33) and their children Sarah (11), Clara E. (9), Cornelia (4), and Mary A (1) Annie S. Rice (age 18, Servant, Single) is also in the household.
Census	1890	He appeared in the census 1890 at 1217 Spruce Street in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Forrest is listed as: living in the household of Buttner John F, railroader--Mary E, Sallie C, Frank B, Edgar M, Lillie L, Bertha E. This is the census directory created by Joseph H. Werner in 1891 before the original burned. It is alphabetical, and to find who was in a given household you have to search the text for the address. Mary Elizabeth Moser Buttner was the daughter of Sarah and Jesse Moser (son of Andreas and Catharine Moser)7
Death	before 1915	He died before 1915 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania,8

Citations

1. [S85] , Census Online, Viewed on ancestry.com.
2. [S543] , Parish Records of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Easton, Pennsylvania, November 16, 1845 - December 31, 1893. In 4 volumes, designated G, C, CC and CCC. Compiled by WPA Personnel in Easton Public Library: Vol 2(C), p.148., (1937). Hereinafter cited as St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Easton, PA.
3. [S543] , St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Easton, PA: vol 4 (CCC), p. 711., 1937.
4. [S548] Easton Public Library, Parish Records of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Easton, Pennsylvania, 1860-1895, volume J.: p. 99. Hereinafter cited as Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Easton, PA.
5. [S700] St John's Lutheran Church (Easton, Pennsylvania), Image 864 of 1446 on ancestry.com, no page number; digital images, Ancestry.com ().
6. [S84] , Census Online, Viewed on ancestry.com.
7. [S531] 1890 Census Directory of Northampton County: Inhabitants of Northampton County as furnished by the Census Bureau at Washington, D.C. in the Eleventh U. S. Census, 1890 (Easton, PA: Joseph H. Werner, 1891). Hereinafter cited as 1890 Census Directory of Nort1hampton County.
8. [S529] , Easton Express, Easton, Pennsylvania, Obituary, 25 May 1915, p. 5., Obituary, 25 May 1915, p. 5.

Isaac Moser

Biography

Citations

1. [S81] , 1900 Census Online, Viewed on ancestry.com.
2. [S543] , Parish Records of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Easton, Pennsylvania, November 16, 1845 - December 31, 1893. In 4 volumes, designated G, C, CC and CCC. Compiled by WPA Personnel in Easton Public Library: Vol 1, p. 99, (1937). Hereinafter cited as St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Easton, PA.
3. [S529] , Easton Express, Easton, Pennsylvania, 22 Mar 1909, p. 5., 22 Mar 1909, p. 5.

Royal Moser

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Citations

1. [S83] , 1880 Census Online, Viewed on ancestry.com.

William R. Moser

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Birth	1885	William R. Moser was born in 1885 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.1
Marriage	1907	He and Charlotte were married in 1907 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania,2
Census	18 April 1910	He appeared in the household of Howard Moser in the census 18 April 1910 at 6 North Fifth Street in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Howard is listed as Moser, Howard (Head, age 55, first marriage, married 30 years, b. Penna., parents in New York. Blacksmith, Own Shop. Rents home.) Delina (wife, age 48, first marriage, married 30 years.. 7 children, 1 living. However, in Howard's obituary in 1915, 5 are listed, and in 1900 5 of 6 are living. In the same dwelling, separate household: William M. Moser (age 25, first marriage, married 3 years, born in PA, Blacksmith) Charlotte (wife, age 27, first marriage, married 3 years, no children. )2
Census	2 January 1920	William R. Moser appeared in the census 2 January 1920 at 5 Sixth Street in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. William is listed as: Head, renting, age 35, Chauffeur at garage, with Charlotte, wife, age 36, Winder in Silk Mill.3
In household	4 April 1930	He appeared in the household of May Snyder Moser in the census 4 April 1930 at 825 Lincoln Street, South Side, in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. May is listed as Mae, Head, renting for $16/month, owns a radio, age 54, widowed, married at age 17, no occupation. With William Moser, brother, age 40, married, age at first marriage 20, Chauffeur, Taxicab company.4
Marriage		He and Mary Newman were married, date unknown
Census	1940	He appeared in the household of May Snyder Moser in the census 1940 at 825 Lincoln St. in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. May is listed as E. May Kuebler (renter, $15, relation illegible, age 64, widowed, complete high school, born in Penna., lived in this same place 5 years ago) R. William Moser (Brother, age 56, divorced, born in Penna., Taxi Driver, Woodring Company)
Death	7 February 1966	He died on 7 February 1966 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania,5
Obituary	9 February 1966	9 February 1966, Allentown, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, Morning Call Obituary:. William R. Moser, 80, of 821 Lincoln St., Easton, died Monday at Easton Hospital. He was employed for 35 years as a taxi driver for the Yellow Cab Co., Easton, retiring in 1947. In earlier years he was a blacksmith.

Citations

1. [S529] , Easton Express, Easton, Pennsylvania, 25 May 1915, p.5., 25 May 1915, p.5.
2. [S80] , 1910 U.S. Federal Census, Ancestry.com.
3. [S76] , Census Online, Viewed on ancestry.com.
4. [S77] , Census Online, Viewed on ancestry.com.
5. [S529] Easton Express, Obituary, Emma R. Moser Kilpatrick, 23 Apr 1966, p 10., Obituary, Emma R. Moser Kilpatrick, 23 Apr 1966, p 10.

Howard Moser, Jr.

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Birth	23 September 1882	Howard Moser, Jr., was born on 23 September 1882 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.1
Marriage	28 March 1903	He and Anna Hartzell were married on 28 March 1903 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania,2
Directory	1906	As of 1906 Howard was listed in the Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, directory at 675 Church St. Entry says "Moser Howard, Annie, Blacksmith, 675 Church"
Directory	1908	As of 1908 Howard was listed in the Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, directory at 673 Church. Entry is "Moser Howard (Anna), blacksmith, 673 Church" Listed below Moser Howard, Sr., blacksmith, 6 nth 5th.
Death	9 June 1909	He died on 9 June 1909 at 521 Ferry Street in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, His death certificate states he was single. Son of Howard Moser, Sr., and Lina Flint. Informant William Moser. Cause of death, Pulmonary Tuberculosis.1,3
Burial	11 June 1909	He was buried on 11 June 1909 at Easton Heights Cemetery, Plot I121, in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.3

Citations

1. [S81] , 1900 Census Online, Viewed on ancestry.com.
2. [S699] Pennsylvania County Marriages 1885-1950: Marriage License Orphan's Court of Northampton County, 1901-1903, Vol. 12, p. 555; FamilySearch.org
3. [S544] Easton Heights Cemetery Records. Hereinafter cited as Easton Heights Cemetery Records.

Clyde B. Moser

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Birth	February 1908	Clyde B. Moser was born in February 1908 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.1,2
Death	3 May 1908	He died on 3 May 1908 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania,2
Burial	5 May 1908	He was buried on 5 May 1908 at Easton Heights Cemetery, Plot I121, in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.2

Citations

1. [S81] , 1900 Census Online, Viewed on ancestry.com.
2. [S544] Easton Heights Cemetery Records. Hereinafter cited as Easton Heights Cemetery Records.

Isabelle Moser

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Citations

1. [S529] , Easton Express, Easton, Pennsylvania, Obituary, H. Moser, 25 May, 1915., Obituary, H. Moser, 25 May, 1915.
2. [S529] Easton Express, Obituary, Emma R. Moser Kilpatrick, 23 Apr 1966, p 10., Obituary, Emma R. Moser Kilpatrick, 23 Apr 1966, p 10.

John Alexander Flint

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Citations

1. [S545] Rootsweb WorldConnect bushswan Database, T. Douglas Bush, 2006, online http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/

Catherine Hickey

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Citations

1. [S545] Rootsweb WorldConnect bushswan Database, T. Douglas Bush, 2006, online http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/

Calvin Flint

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Citations

1. [S545] Rootsweb WorldConnect bushswan Database, T. Douglas Bush, 2006, online http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/

Jacob Flint

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Citations

1. [S545] Rootsweb WorldConnect bushswan Database, T. Douglas Bush, 2006, online http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/

Herman Flint

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Citations

1. [S545] Rootsweb WorldConnect bushswan Database, T. Douglas Bush, 2006, online http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/

Michael Flint

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Citations

1. [S545] Rootsweb WorldConnect bushswan Database, T. Douglas Bush, 2006, online http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/

Jane M. Clum

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Citations

1. [S545] Rootsweb WorldConnect bushswan Database, T. Douglas Bush, 2006, online http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/

Henry Dwight Flint

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Research Note		Note for further research: Schmidt, Lewis G. A Civil War History of the 47th Regiment of Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers, Allentown, 1986. Also Civil War journal, 1863-65, of William Henry Eagle, Harrisburg, surgeon, 47th Regiment, Pennsylvania Militia, in Manuscript Group 6 at the PA State Archives. (Covers 14 Jul 1863 - 15 Jul 1865)
Birth	27 September 1845	Henry Dwight Flint was born on 27 September 1845.1
Military	13 February 1865	He served in the military on 13 February 1865 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, as a private in the Civil War. His Civil War Veterans' Record Card in the Pennsylvania State Archives says: Age at enrollment - 19, Complexion - Dark, Height - 5' 4 1/2", Eyes - Gray, Hiar - Dark. Occupation - Laborer, Residence Wyoming County. The regiment had been organized in 1861 and at the end of 1864 was at Camp Russell, near Winchester, Virginia, until December 20, 1864, and at Camp Fairview, Charlestown, and on outpost duty in West Virginia until April, 1865. They moved to Washington. D.C., April 19-21, 1865 with a Grand Review May 23-24. The regiment moved to Savannah, Ga., May 31-June 4, and to Charleston, S.C., June 17.They had duty at Charleston and other points in South Carolina until December. Mustered out December 25, 1865. (http://www.civilwararchive.com/Unreghst/unpainf2.htm#47th)2
Military	25 December 1865	He served in the military on 25 December 1865 The dates are confusing. The 1890 Veterans' Schedules shows his discharge date as 10 June 1886, but shows 10 months and 28 days of service, and the Regiment mustered out in Dec 1865, which would be about 10 months. It is also odd that Bates, Samuel P. History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1861-1865 , Harrisburg, 1868-1871, available online at the Making of America University of Michigan website, shows Company H recruited at Newberry, Perry County.2
Marriage	24 March 1874	He and Elizabeth C. Lehman were married on 24 March 1874 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania,
Newspaper Item		The edition of the in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. reported that "H. Dwight Flint married Lizzie Lehman 24 Mar 1874, both of Easton."3
Death	10 June 1909	He died on 10 June 1909 at 66 North 7th St. in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania,4
Obituary	11 June 1909	11 June 1909, Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, Easton Express Obituary:. Dwight H. Flint, another of the fast-depleting ranks of Civil war veterans, died at 9:25 last night at his home, 66 North Seventh street, in the 64th year of his age. Death was caused by paralysis, with which the deceased had been suffering during the past three years. He had been an invalid during that time. Last Tuesday evening he suffered another attack of the fatal ailment, and on Wednesday evening still another stroke was suffered, after which the patient became unconscious and remained in that condition until the end came. Mr. Flint was a native of Wyoming county, N.Y. He was born September 27, 1845. During the Civil war he served as a member of Company H, Forty-seventh Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers. At the close of the war he came to Easton and remained a resident of this place thereafter. For 25 years until compelled to retire from business because of his failing health, the deceased was engaged in the barbering business at 667 Northampton street. The deceased is survived by his wife and by one daughter, Mrs. Charles West, of this city; also by one brother and two sisters, James Flint, of Sprout Brook, N.Y.; Mrs. George Hickey, of Defiance, Ohio., and Mrs. Lucinda Raney, of Chicago, Ill. Mr. Flint was a member of Pilgrim Commandery No. 48, K. of M. of this city, and was a member of the First Reformed Church.5
Burial	14 June 1909	He was buried on 14 June 1909 at Easton Heights Cemetery, Plot G12, in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.4
Burial Notice	14 June 1909	On 14 June 1909 Burial Notice:. Mr. Flint at Rest: Rev. Paul B. Leinbach of the First Reformed Church, conducted the services at the funeral of Dwight H. Flint, held at the late home of the deceased, 66 North Seventh St. at 4 oclock this afternoon. Interment was made in the Easton Heights Cemetery. Pilgrim Commandery No. 48, Knights of Malta, attending the funeral in a body and delegation of the sir knights served as the pallbearers.6

Citations

1. [S545] Rootsweb WorldConnect bushswan Database, T. Douglas Bush, 2006, online http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/
2. [S82] , Census Online, ancestry.com, Veterans Schedules Record, Easton, PA.
3. [S546] , Easton Argus, Easton, Pennsylvania
4. [S544] Easton Heights Cemetery Records. Hereinafter cited as Easton Heights Cemetery Records.
5. [S529] , Easton Express, Easton, Pennsylvania, 11 Jun 1909, p. 5., 11 Jun 1909, p. 5.
6. [S529] Easton Express, 14 Jun 1909, p. 5., 14 Jun 1909, p. 5.

Elizabeth C. Lehman

Biography

Birth	16 April 1849	Elizabeth C. Lehman was born on 16 April 1849 in Pennsylvania.1
Marriage	24 March 1874	Henry Dwight Flint and she were married on 24 March 1874 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania,
Death	22 May 1921	She died on 22 May 1921 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania,1
Obituary	22 May 1921	22 May 1921, Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, Easton Express Obituary:. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Lehmann Flint, widow of H. Dwight Flint, an Easton barber, died at 6:30 o'clock on Sunday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles E. West, No. 925 Lehigh street. She was in her 73rd year and had been ill for three years from infirmities incident to old age. Besides her daughter, with whom she resided, she is survived by a brother, Frederick Lehmann, of this city, a half sister, Miss Eva C. Strauss, of this city, and a half brother, Edward Strauss, of Brooklyn. She was a member of the First Reformed church.2
Burial		She was buried at Easton Heights Cemetery, Plot G12, in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.1

Citations

1. [S544] Easton Heights Cemetery Records. Hereinafter cited as Easton Heights Cemetery Records.
2. [S529] , Easton Express, Easton, Pennsylvania, 22 May 1921, 22 May 1921

Cora Flint

Parents

Biography

Citations

1. [S544] Easton Heights Cemetery Records. Hereinafter cited as Easton Heights Cemetery Records.
2. [S546] , Easton Argus, Easton, Pennsylvania

Edith M. Flint

Parents

Biography

Birth	28 May 1887	Edith M. Flint was born on 28 May 1887 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.
Marriage	1908	Charles E. West and she were married in 1908 in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania,1
Death	19 May 1937	She died on 19 May 1937 at 2427 Forrest St. in Wilson, Northampton County, Pennsylvania,
Burial	21 May 1937	She was buried on 21 May 1937 at Easton Heights Cemetery in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.

Citations

1. [S80] , 1910 U.S. Federal Census, Ancestry.com.

Harry Dwight Flint, Jr.

Parents

Biography

Citations

1. [S544] Easton Heights Cemetery Records. Hereinafter cited as Easton Heights Cemetery Records.

Charles E. West

Biography

Citations

1. [S80] , 1910 U.S. Federal Census, Ancestry.com.