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     Mary Alice Duntz was also known as Dunz. She, daughter of Christian Duntz and Eva Ann Bowman,, was born on 4 July 1873 at Galion, Polk Twp, Crawford Co, Ohio. Mary Alice Duntz was the daughter of Christian Duntz and Eva Ann Bowman.

     Paulena Duntz was also known as Dunz. She, daughter of Christian Duntz and Eva Ann Bowman,, was born on 26 April 1881 at Galion, Polk Twp, Crawford Co, Ohio. Paulena Duntz was the daughter of Christian Duntz and Eva Ann Bowman.

     Daniel Durbin, son of John Durbin and Avarilla Scott,, was born circa 1716.¹ Daniel Durbin was the son of John Durbin and Avarilla Scott.¹

     John Durbin was born circa 1680.¹ On 3 November 1714 John Durbin purchased land consisting of 100 acres known as "Tower Hill" from Daniel and Margaret McTish/McTavish at Baltimore County, Maryland.² He married Avarilla Scott, daughter of Daniel Scott and Jane Johnson, on 20 August 1715 at Baltimore County, Maryland.^3,4 On 26 March 1720 John Durbin purchased land consisting of 102 acres known as "Eastland Hills" and a portion of "Sophia's Dairy" from John and Martha Hall at Baltimore County, Maryland.⁵ On 29 March 1720 John Durbin purchased land consisting of a 100 acres portion of "Hathaway's Hazard" except for a small plot at the beginning tree of tract, 10 perches x 25 perches, which was given to Charles Whitaker, from Samuel and Mary Brown at Baltimore County, Maryland.⁶ On 21 February 1722 John Durbin obtained a land patent for 100 acres known as "Betty's Lot" at Baltimore County, Maryland.⁷ On 1 June 1722 John Durbin conveyed land consisting of 48 acres known as "Durbin's Choice" to Samuel Hughes at Baltimore County, Maryland.⁸ On 20 July 1725 John Durbin purchased land consisting of 200 acres known as "Hathaway's Hazard" except for a small plot at the beginning tree of tract, 10 perches x 25 perches, which was given to Charles Whitaker, from Samuel and Mary Brown at Baltimore County, Maryland.⁹ On 7 December 1726 Samuel Hughes and Jane Scott conveyed land consisting of 48 acres known as "Durbin's Choice" or "Durbin's Chance", 200 acres known as "Hughes' Enlargement", and 200 acres known as "Hughes' Choice", in consideration of the 312 acres from Durbin to Hughes on same date to John Durbin at Baltimore County, Maryland.¹⁰ On 7 December 1726 John Durbin and Avarilla Scott conveyed land consisting of 112 acres known as "Eastland Hills", a portion of "Sophia's Dairy", and 200 acres known as "Hathaway's Hazard", except for a parcel of "Hathaway's Hazard" given by Samuel Brown (who later sold the land to John Durbin) to Charles Whitaker to Samuel Hughes at Baltimore County, Maryland.¹¹ On 7 June 1732 John Durbin purchased land consisting of a 100 acre portion of "Triple or Treble Union", which was originally surveyed before Oct 1731 for Thomas White, Samuel Hughes, and John Durbin, received on this date from Thomas White at Baltimore County, Maryland.¹² On 7 August 1734 John Durbin acknowledged sale of land consisting of 100 acres known as "Tower Hill" to Thomas Cottrell at Baltimore County, Maryland.¹³ He left a will on 22 September 1743 which mentioned tracts of land called "Imble's Union" (perhaps "Triple Union or Treble Union"), "Hughes' Choice", "Hughes' Enlargement", and "Betty's Lot". The heir(s) was/were William Durbin and John Durbin.¹⁴

     John Durbin was born circa 1740.¹ He married Elizabeth Smithson, daughter of Thomas Smithson and Mary (?), on 2 January 1759.¹

     John Durbin, son of John Durbin and Avarilla Scott,, was born circa 1716.¹ John Durbin was the son of John Durbin and Avarilla Scott.¹ John Durbin was named an heir in the will, dated 22 September 1743, of John Durbin, his father, appearing to inherit "Betty's Lot" and "Imble's Union" ("Treble Union").¹

     Thomas Durbin, son of John Durbin and Avarilla Scott,, was born circa 1717.¹ Thomas Durbin was the son of John Durbin and Avarilla Scott.¹

     William Durbin, son of John Durbin and Avarilla Scott,, was born circa 1716.¹ William Durbin was the son of John Durbin and Avarilla Scott.¹ William Durbin was named an heir in the will, dated 22 September 1743, of John Durbin, his father, to inherit "Hughes' Enlargement".¹

     (?) Durham was born circa 1741.¹ He married Ann Smithson, daughter of Thomas Smithson and Mary (?), circa 1761.¹

     David Durham was born circa 1744.¹ He married Sarah Smithson, daughter of Thomas Smithson and Mary (?), on 14 November 1759.¹ David Durham was listed in the tax record of in 1778 at Eden Hundred, Harford County, Maryland.²

     Samuel Durham was born circa 1704.¹ He married Eleanor Smithson, daughter of Thomas Smithson and Ann Scott, on 15 January 1722/23.¹ On 25 June 1723 Samuel Durham purchased land consisting of a 100 acre portion of "Edmond's Camp" from William and Gillian Wright at Baltimore County, Maryland.² On 28 November 1744 Samuel Durham purchased land consisting of "Bilberry Hall" from John and Sarah Brice of Annapolis at Baltimore County, Maryland.³ On 28 November 1744 Samuel Durham purchased land consisting of 400 acres known as "Ewen's Contrivancel" from John and Sarah Brice of Annapolis at Baltimore County, Maryland.⁴ He owned a portion of "Edmund's Camp", "Bilberry Hall", "Durham's First Addition to D'o", "D'o Second Addition to D'o", "D'o Third Addition to D'o", a portion of "Edwin's Contrivance", and "Friend's Advice" circa 1754.⁵ He witnessed the will of James Preston, his wife's cousin, on 17 September 1766; James' estate as valued at 703.19.3 pounds, and consisting of the following property: PRESTON'S SEARCH, PLUM POINT, ROBINSON'S CHANCE, HOG NECK, DENNISES CHOICE (alias JAMES CHOICE), PRESTON'S CHANCE, ANDREW'S ADDITION, and SIMON'S NEIGHBOR.⁶ Samuel Durham was attended a convention of delegates from the 16 counties of Maryland as one of the 11 representatives from Harford County on 26 July 1775 at Annapolis, Maryland.⁷ He was signed the Association of Freemen for Gunpowder Neck (Gundpowder Lower Hundred) in 1775.⁸ He was solicitor of the Association of Freemen for Bush River Lower in 1776.⁸

     Helen Dyda was born circa 1921. She married John Henry Shearer , Sr., son of Emory Charles Shearer , Sr. and Helen E. Moul, circa 1941. As of circa 1941,her married name was Shearer. Helen Dyda and John Henry Shearer , Sr. had 3 (M) children.

     Sanford Dyer was born on 17 November 1856 at Ohio. He married Elizabeth Starmer, daughter of Joel Starmer and Hulda Henney, in 1888.

     Barbara Ebbert was also known as Heer. She was also known as Herr. She was also known as Hehr. She was also known as Haer. She was also known as Hair. She married John Stoffell Hare, son of Jacob B. Hare and Elizabeth Feather, circa 1860. As of circa 1860,her married name was Hare (HAER, HAIR, HEER, HERR, HEHR).

     Catherine Eberhart was born. As of 1 June 1800,her married name was Bailey. She married George Bailey, son of Jacob Baehli and Eva Elizabetha Kleinfelter, on 9 June 1800 at York County, Pennsylvania.¹

     Jane Eby was born circa 1800. As of 4 April 1821,her married name was Markey. She married Amos Markey, son of Jacob Markey Sr. and Margaret Klinefelter, on 4 April 1821.

     Lillian Ehrhart was born circa 1858.¹ She married John Albright circa 1878. As of circa 1878,her married name was Albright.¹

     Zeno H. Ehrhart was born circa 1897. He married Sarah M. Cornbower, daughter of Francis Wesley Cornbower and Lucinda Elmira Shearer, circa 1917. Zeno H. Ehrhart died before 16 December 1992.

     Johan Georg Ehrman, son of Johannes Ehrman and Margaretha Frasher,, was born on 24 November 1799.¹ Johan Georg Ehrman was baptized after 24 November 1799 at Fissel's (Jerusalem) Church, Shrewsbury Twp, York County, Pennsylvania.¹ He was the son of Johannes Ehrman and Margaretha Frasher.¹

     Johannes Ehrman was born circa 1746.¹ He was in military service circa 1777 and was a captain in Revolutionary War.¹ He married Margaretha Frasher, daughter of Friedrich Frasher and Philippina (?), circa 1780.¹

     (?) Eisenhardt was born circa 1948.¹ He married Janet D Holtzner, daughter of George E Holtzner and Frances Sheppard, circa 1983.²

     (?) Eisenhardt, son of (?) Eisenhardt and Janet D Holtzner,, was born circa 1985.¹ (?) Eisenhardt is the son of (?) Eisenhardt and Janet D Holtzner.¹

     (?) Eisenhardt, son of (?) Eisenhardt and Janet D Holtzner,, was born circa 1985.¹ (?) Eisenhardt is the son of (?) Eisenhardt and Janet D Holtzner.¹

     Louise Edna Eisenhart was born on 10 January 1933. She married Clair L. Sterner, son of Paul L. Sterner and Ruth A. Keeny, on 5 April 1958. As of 5 April 1958,her married name was Sterner.

     John M. Eisenhuth was born in 1888. He and Roxie R Sterner obtained a marriage license on 21 June 1918 at York County, Pennsylvania.¹ John M. Eisenhuth married Roxie R Sterner, daughter of George Sterner and Ellenora Elizabeth Meckley, on 24 June 1918 at York County, Pennsylvania.²