History of the Gift Kern And Royer Families
History of the Gift Kern And Royer Families
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, in 1873. They reside at present at Three Rivers, Mich.
The foregoing data were furnished the writer by Simon P. Kern, a son of Daniel S. Kern.
Susan, only daughter of Johan Adam Kern, was married to William Frederick at her home in Bea vert own, Snyder county, where she died, childless, at the age of 77 years. Her remains lie at rest in the burial grounds at that place. She was an honest and kind lady, beloved by all the community in which she lived.
Peter Kern, fourth son Johan Yost, osvned ...a farm in what is now known as Adams Township. He was a wagon maker by trade and fol- lowed that business in Pennsylvania, and made the wood work of wagons, and wooden plows. These plows were entirely made of wood including the mould board, excepting the share and point, called the cutter, which were made of iron. These plows were very cumbersome and unwieldy, but they were the only plows known nearly or about a century ago. When the writer was a boy about 65 years ago, he saw one of these wood- en plows, which was kept as a curiosity and as a relic in his father's barn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, in 1873. They reside at present at Three Rivers, Mich.
The foregoing data were furnished the writer by Simon P. Kern, a son of Daniel S. Kern.
Susan, only daughter of Johan Adam Kern, was married to William Frederick at her home in Bea vert own, Snyder county, where she died, childless, at the age of 77 years. Her remains lie at rest in the burial grounds at that place. She was an honest and kind lady, beloved by all the community in which she lived.
Peter Kern, fourth son Johan Yost, osvned ...a farm in what is now known as Adams Township. He was a wagon maker by trade and fol- lowed that business in Pennsylvania, and made the wood work of wagons, and wooden plows. These plows were entirely made of wood including the mould board, excepting the share and point, called the cutter, which were made of iron. These plows were very cumbersome and unwieldy, but they were the only plows known nearly or about a century ago. When the writer was a boy about 65 years ago, he saw one of these wood- en plows, which was kept as a curiosity and as a relic in his father's barn.
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