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Person Page 95
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Anna Margaret Holben
F, #2351, b. between 24 December 1742 and 1743
Parents
| Father | Johann Jacob Holbein (b. about 1717, d. 24 August 1794) |
| Mother | Catharine Weiss |
Biography
Anna Margaret Holben was born between 24 December 1742 and 1743 in Pennsylvania, USA.
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| Relationship to owner of this site and his wife: | Not Related to Carl Jón Denbow Not Related to Hannah Jane Halley |
Carrie Alma Holben
F, #2352, b. 14 October 1880
Parents
| Father | Aaron Holben (b. 9 May 1857, d. 11 September 1935) |
| Mother | Sarah Rebecca Rettinger (b. 12 October 1861, d. 19 February 1898) |
Biography
Carrie Alma Holben was born on 14 October 1880.
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| Relationship to owner of this site and his wife: | Not Related to Carl Jón Denbow Not Related to Hannah Jane Halley |
Cartland Monroe Holben
M, #2353, b. 11 April 1878
Parents
| Father | Aaron Holben (b. 9 May 1857, d. 11 September 1935) |
| Mother | Sarah Rebecca Rettinger (b. 12 October 1861, d. 19 February 1898) |
Biography
Cartland Monroe Holben was born on 11 April 1878.
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| Relationship to owner of this site and his wife: | Not Related to Carl Jón Denbow Not Related to Hannah Jane Halley |
Catharine Holben
F, #2354, b. about 1814
Parents
| Father | John Holben (b. January 1782, d. 1 March 1862) |
| Mother | Susannah Hollo (b. 3 March 1787, d. 20 April 1855) |
Biography
Catharine Holben was born about 1814.1
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Citations
- [S117] Carl J. Denbow is soley responsible for this hypothesis and will replace it with more accurate data as soon as that becomes available. At this point this data seems the most reasonable assumption given the known facts and makes a good circumstantial case.
| Relationship to owner of this site and his wife: | Not Related to Carl Jón Denbow Not Related to Hannah Jane Halley |
Clyde Holben
M, #2356, d. 1956
Parents
| Father | Twide Ralph Holben (b. 19 February 1883, d. 16 March 1965) |
| Mother | Mae Elizabeth Haugh (d. 29 November 1875) |
Biography
Clyde Holben died in 1956.
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| Relationship to owner of this site and his wife: | Not Related to Carl Jón Denbow Not Related to Hannah Jane Halley |
Edward Holben
M, #2358, b. November 1859
Parents
| Father | Aaron Holben (b. 3 October 1829, d. 15 April 1908) |
| Mother | Catherine Neese (b. 30 December 1827, d. 18 August 1907) |
Biography
Edward Holben was born in November 1859.
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| Relationship to owner of this site and his wife: | Not Related to Carl Jón Denbow Not Related to Hannah Jane Halley |
Elias Holben
M, #2359, b. 3 January 1813, d. 22 January 1898
Parents
| Father | John Holben (b. January 1782, d. 1 March 1862) |
| Mother | Susannah Hollo (b. 3 March 1787, d. 20 April 1855) |
Family: Eve (b. 4 September 1814, d. 6 September 1887)
| Son | Solomon Holben (b. 1841) |
Biography
Elias Holben was born on 3 January 1813. He died on 22 January 1898 at the age of 85. He was buried in Jefferson, Pennsylvania, USA.
Age at death: 85 years, 19 days. Buried in Row 15 of the Ringgoldcemetery, Ringgold Twp., Jefferson County, PA. Book: TombstoneHopping by Patricia Steele, Holben, Elias, 85 years; married; died1/22/98 at Ringgold; old age; duration, 4 months; buried RinggoldCem., 1/26/98, Parents not given.
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| Relationship to owner of this site and his wife: | Not Related to Carl Jón Denbow Not Related to Hannah Jane Halley |
Elizabeth Holben
F, #2360, b. about 1820
Parents
| Father | John Holben (b. January 1782, d. 1 March 1862) |
| Mother | Susannah Hollo (b. 3 March 1787, d. 20 April 1855) |
Biography
Elizabeth Holben was born about 1820.1
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Citations
- [S117] Carl J. Denbow is soley responsible for this hypothesis and will replace it with more accurate data as soon as that becomes available. At this point this data seems the most reasonable assumption given the known facts and makes a good circumstantial case.
| Relationship to owner of this site and his wife: | Not Related to Carl Jón Denbow Not Related to Hannah Jane Halley |
Elizabeth 'Betsey' A. Holben
F, #2361, b. 1855
Parents
| Father | Aaron Holben (b. 3 October 1829, d. 15 April 1908) |
| Mother | Catherine Neese (b. 30 December 1827, d. 18 August 1907) |
Biography
Elizabeth 'Betsey' A. Holben was born in 1855.
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Ervin Edward Holben
M, #2362, b. 12 November 1888, d. 13 October 1970
Parents
| Father | Aaron Holben (b. 9 May 1857, d. 11 September 1935) |
| Mother | Sarah Rebecca Rettinger (b. 12 October 1861, d. 19 February 1898) |
Biography
Ervin Edward Holben was born on 12 November 1888. He died on 13 October 1970 at the age of 81.
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| Relationship to owner of this site and his wife: | Not Related to Carl Jón Denbow Not Related to Hannah Jane Halley |
Euphemia Holben
F, #2363, b. about 1843
Parents
| Father | Samuel Holben (b. June 1819, d. 16 April 1894) |
| Mother | Christena Gruver (b. 1819, d. 22 November 1886) |
Biography
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Citations
- [S117] Carl J. Denbow is soley responsible for this hypothesis and will replace it with more accurate data as soon as that becomes available. At this point this data seems the most reasonable assumption given the known facts and makes a good circumstantial case.
- [S86] "Research by Susan Sharp on her husband's Sharp line.", (Mainly 1990s), Susan Sharp (215 Oak St., Hillsboro, OH 45133), to Carl Jón Denbow (17 Coventry Lane, Athens, Athens, Ohio, USA, 45701-3718); Carl J. Denbow Personal Files, 17 Coventry Lane, Athens, Athens, Ohio, USA, 45701-3718. Hereinafter cited as "Susan Sharp's Research Notes".
| Relationship to owner of this site and his wife: | Not Related to Carl Jón Denbow Not Related to Hannah Jane Halley |
Floyd Holben
M, #2364, d. 1971
Parents
| Father | Twide Ralph Holben (b. 19 February 1883, d. 16 March 1965) |
| Mother | Mae Elizabeth Haugh (d. 29 November 1875) |
Biography
Floyd Holben died in 1971.
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| Relationship to owner of this site and his wife: | Not Related to Carl Jón Denbow Not Related to Hannah Jane Halley |
George Holben
M, #2365, b. about 1847
Parents
| Father | Aaron Holben (b. 3 October 1829, d. 15 April 1908) |
| Mother | Catherine Neese (b. 30 December 1827, d. 18 August 1907) |
Biography
George Holben was born about 1847.
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| Relationship to owner of this site and his wife: | Not Related to Carl Jón Denbow Not Related to Hannah Jane Halley |
Gerald Holben
M, #2366, d. 1953
Parents
| Father | Twide Ralph Holben (b. 19 February 1883, d. 16 March 1965) |
| Mother | Mae Elizabeth Haugh (d. 29 November 1875) |
Biography
Gerald Holben died in 1953.
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| Relationship to owner of this site and his wife: | Not Related to Carl Jón Denbow Not Related to Hannah Jane Halley |
Hannah Holben
F, #2368, b. about 1842
Parents
| Father | Samuel Holben (b. June 1819, d. 16 April 1894) |
| Mother | Christena Gruver (b. 1819, d. 22 November 1886) |
Biography
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Citations
- [S117] Carl J. Denbow is soley responsible for this hypothesis and will replace it with more accurate data as soon as that becomes available. At this point this data seems the most reasonable assumption given the known facts and makes a good circumstantial case.
- [S86] "Research by Susan Sharp on her husband's Sharp line.", (Mainly 1990s), Susan Sharp (215 Oak St., Hillsboro, OH 45133), to Carl Jón Denbow (17 Coventry Lane, Athens, Athens, Ohio, USA, 45701-3718); Carl J. Denbow Personal Files, 17 Coventry Lane, Athens, Athens, Ohio, USA, 45701-3718. Hereinafter cited as "Susan Sharp's Research Notes".
| Relationship to owner of this site and his wife: | Not Related to Carl Jón Denbow Not Related to Hannah Jane Halley |
Hannah Holben
F, #2369, b. about 1817
Parents
| Father | John Holben (b. January 1782, d. 1 March 1862) |
| Mother | Susannah Hollo (b. 3 March 1787, d. 20 April 1855) |
Biography
Hannah Holben was born about 1817.1
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Citations
- [S117] Carl J. Denbow is soley responsible for this hypothesis and will replace it with more accurate data as soon as that becomes available. At this point this data seems the most reasonable assumption given the known facts and makes a good circumstantial case.
| Relationship to owner of this site and his wife: | Not Related to Carl Jón Denbow Not Related to Hannah Jane Halley |
Jacob Holben
M, #2370, b. 5 May 1832, d. 30 March 1911
Parents
| Father | John Holben (b. January 1782, d. 1 March 1862) |
| Mother | Susannah Hollo (b. 3 March 1787, d. 20 April 1855) |
Family: Amelia Doverspike (b. 28 November 1835, d. 14 January 1908)
| Son | Jacob Holben (b. 1876, d. 24 March 1880) |
Biography
Jacob Holben was born on 5 May 1832. He died on 30 March 1911 at the age of 78.
. Civil War Service: Joined the 78th Pennsylvania Regiment Infantry in the fall of 1862 at New Bethlehem, PA. Fought in the Battle of Resaca, Georgia.1
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Citations
- [S86] "Research by Susan Sharp on her husband's Sharp line.", (Mainly 1990s), Susan Sharp (215 Oak St., Hillsboro, OH 45133), to Carl Jón Denbow (17 Coventry Lane, Athens, Athens, Ohio, USA, 45701-3718); Carl J. Denbow Personal Files, 17 Coventry Lane, Athens, Athens, Ohio, USA, 45701-3718. Hereinafter cited as "Susan Sharp's Research Notes".
| Relationship to owner of this site and his wife: | Not Related to Carl Jón Denbow Not Related to Hannah Jane Halley |
Jacob Holben
M, #2371, b. 1876, d. 24 March 1880
Parents
| Father | Jacob Holben (b. 5 May 1832, d. 30 March 1911) |
| Mother | Amelia Doverspike (b. 28 November 1835, d. 14 January 1908) |
Biography
Jacob Holben was born in 1876. He died on 24 March 1880 at the age of ~4. He was buried in Pennsylvania, USA.
Found gravestone Jacob, son of J & A Holben, died March 24 1880, aged4 years, ____ days.
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| Relationship to owner of this site and his wife: | Not Related to Carl Jón Denbow Not Related to Hannah Jane Halley |
Jacob Holben
M, #2372, b. 1851
Parents
| Father | Aaron Holben (b. 3 October 1829, d. 15 April 1908) |
| Mother | Catherine Neese (b. 30 December 1827, d. 18 August 1907) |
Biography
Jacob Holben was born in 1851.
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| Relationship to owner of this site and his wife: | Not Related to Carl Jón Denbow Not Related to Hannah Jane Halley |
Jacob Holben
M, #2373, d. 1826
Parents
| Father | Johann Jacob Holben (b. 23 February 1748, d. 1820) |
| Mother | Catharina |
Biography
Jacob Holben died in 1826.
N 1804 , the Lynn Twp., Northampton County, Holbens moved toNorthumberland County, Upper Mahanoy Twp., 50 miles to the West. Amongthem were Jacob II, his wife, Catherine, and their children, John,Peter, Daniel, and at least one daughter, Susanna, and the newlywed,Jacob III. Before the estate of Jacob II could be settled, Jacob theIII, the administrator, died unexpectedly, intestate. He left awidow, Elizabeth, and seven minor children. Elizabeth waived her rightto be administratrix and the court appointed Jacob's brothers, Johnand Daniel, as administrators as well as de bonis non of the yetunsettled estate of old Jacob II. By the time the estate wasdistributed and settled in 1830, Peter Holben had moved from the area.
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| Relationship to owner of this site and his wife: | Not Related to Carl Jón Denbow Not Related to Hannah Jane Halley |
Johann Jacob Holben
M, #2374, b. 23 February 1748, d. 1820
Parents
| Father | Johann Jacob Holbein (b. about 1717, d. 24 August 1794) |
| Mother | Catharine Weiss |
Family: Catharina
| Son | Jacob Holben (d. 1826) |
| Daughter | Magdalena Holben (b. 17 March 1772) |
| Son | Peter Holben (b. 31 July 1775) |
| Son | John Holben+ (b. January 1782, d. 1 March 1862) |
Biography
Johann Jacob Holben was born on 23 February 1748 in Pennsylvania, USA. He died in 1820 at the age of ~72.
Jacob was 32 when the War for American Independence began. In 1778 his name along with Theobald, Wendel, and Lorentz appear as privates on the general muster roll of the 3rd Company, 3rd Battalion of Northampton County Militia under Captain Christian Marburger. Jacob's name appears again, along with Lorentz's in 1780 and again in 1782 on the rolls of the 3rd Company, 6th Battalion under command of Lt. Colonel Henry Geiger. Local militia units by law included all able-bodied men between the ages of 16 and 50. The term of active duty for a militia unit, as opposed to the regular Army, was for two months at a time and usually occurred on an annual or less frequent basis. in between the two month militia tours, the citizen soldiers returned home to maintain their farms and businesses. In 1804 , the Lynn Twp., Northampton County, Holbens moved to Northumberland County, Upper Mahanoy Twp., 50 miles to the West. Among them were Jacob II, his wife, Catherine, and their children, John, Peter, Daniel, and at least one daughter, Susanna, and the newlywed, Jacob III.
On February 6, 1804 Jacob Holben prepared a document deeding the Lynn Twp. farm to his sons Jacob II, the oldest, and Christian, the youngest. The deed was finally recorded at Northumberland County 16 years later (August 12, 1820) and reads inpart: ...I, Jacob Holben, Senior in Lynn Twp., Northampton County, for and in consideration of the sum of nine hundred pounds lawful money of Pennsylvania and for the hereafter mentioned yearly dower for me and for my wife, my plantation of about 160 acres, with one wagon and belongings to have sold to my two sons named Christian and Jacob.....I expect for me and my wife the right in the lower storeroom and in the loft and in the cellar and in the kitchen.... my voice in the place. But if they could not agree with one another around the place, Christian was required to furnish Jacob with one dwelling house. There were further conditions:...... they give, each of my two sons, ten bushels of rye, two bushels of wheat, five of buckwheat, one of corn, one hog of one hundred pounds......, one bushel salt, one quarter pound pepper...., Jacob, every month, one dozen eggs, Each, five pound coffee, quart size molasses, and Jacob one half hundred cabbages and Christian one third part in the garden. Christian must give four gallons of whiskey, two barrels of good syder, and apples asmuch as we can use in the house...., two cows in the pasture....., fire wood as much as we want to use to fetch home and chop small and the grain to the mill and to fetch home..... Further shall said two sons maintain us when we are in need.....
In 1804 Christian remained on the homestead and Jacob II (Christian's Dad), his wife,Jacob III, 22 year old John, and Peter went west to Northumberland County. For the first year the entire family lived under the oldest son's roof, where old Jacob II would spend his last days. Within three years John married a Northumberland girl named Susan. They purchased a section of land in Upper Mahanoy Twp. from Mathias and Elizabeth Harter on November 24, 1807. They moved out from under Jacob's roof and had thirteen children.1
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Citations
- [S86] "Research by Susan Sharp on her husband's Sharp line.", (Mainly 1990s), Susan Sharp (215 Oak St., Hillsboro, OH 45133), to Carl Jón Denbow (17 Coventry Lane, Athens, Athens, Ohio, USA, 45701-3718); Carl J. Denbow Personal Files, 17 Coventry Lane, Athens, Athens, Ohio, USA, 45701-3718. Hereinafter cited as "Susan Sharp's Research Notes".
| Relationship to owner of this site and his wife: | Not Related to Carl Jón Denbow Not Related to Hannah Jane Halley |
John Holben
M, #2375, b. about 1844
Parents
| Father | Samuel Holben (b. June 1819, d. 16 April 1894) |
| Mother | Christena Gruver (b. 1819, d. 22 November 1886) |
Biography
John Holben was born about 1844.1
John was a bachelor.
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Citations
- [S117] Carl J. Denbow is soley responsible for this hypothesis and will replace it with more accurate data as soon as that becomes available. At this point this data seems the most reasonable assumption given the known facts and makes a good circumstantial case.