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#1 Johann Henrich Silvius |
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#12 Nicholas |
#14 Jacob |
#15 Anna Maria |
#16 Maria Barbara |
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#50 David |
#60 Henry |
#62 Nicholas Jr. |
#63 Henry |
#66 Anna Maria |
#69 Susannah |
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#2 William |
#4 John |
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Descendants of #2 William
one of the immigrant brothers
NEW: Footnotes [Sources for #2 William]
Another page of photos of Descendants of #2 William
Signature of #2 William from his Last Will and
Testament |
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Click here for Don Silvius' web pages on
the history of #2
William |
#24 William Silveus and wife Mary Find A Grave photo of Williams headstone and cemetery location
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Taufschein
(baptism fraktur) Peter is the son of
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Jacob (Jake) Silvis and wife Mariah (Heffelfinger) Photo thanks to Rick Silvis |
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Benjamin Franklin Silfies Back L to R: Front L to R: |
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Benjamin Franklin Silfies and wife,
Wanda received the photo from her
aunt |
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GAR medal Benjamin received. [Given to all men at some point a year or two after the war who survived the war. They were then called the Grand Army of the Republic and one of these was put on their graves at their death. It was something like American Legion Vets of today.] Obituary of Benjamin Franklin Silfies 442.h.
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Ralph Oliver Silfies and
son of Benjamin Franklin Silfies
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Children of Ralph Oliver Silfies |
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Schoolmates Michael Robert Silvis, #1.11.50.304.c.(3)(c)1.A. [#1 Henry] and Harlene Ann Silfies, #442(11)(d)1 [#2 William] didn't know they were related! 1958 Thanks to Michael Silvis |
Michael Silvis and Harlene (Silfies) Barnes 2012 Harlene is the daughter of Harlan Silfies in photograph above Thanks to Michael Silvis |
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Chester Silfies and
Thanks to Jay Silfies |
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Lillian (Silfies) daughter of Chester and Ellen
Thanks to Jay Silfies |
Artmus, son of of Chester
Thanks to Jay Silfies
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Children of Artmus
Thanks to Jay Silfies
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Ralph Silfies
Thanks to Jay Silfies
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Elemanda (Silfies) and husband, Lewis Frank Rex
Photos thanks to Michael Gallagher who received them from
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Agnes (Rex) |
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believed to be located in the GAR Cemetery in Summit Hill, Carbon County, PA Photo thanks to Michael Gallagher who received it from
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Web site of #2.23.111.494. John Silvius and wife Elizabeth (Royer)
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#2.23.111.494.c.(1) [Picture thanks to Ruth L. (Silvius) Ziems (daughter of Wilbur) and Art Moore]
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#2.23.111.494.c.(1)(a) [Picture thanks to Ruth L. (Silvius) Ziems (daughter of Wilbur) and Art Moore] |
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Family of #2.23.111.494.c.(1) [Picture thanks to Ruth L. (Silvius) Ziems (daughter of Wilbur) and Art Moore] |
Seated #2.23.111.494.c. Standing Left: 494.c.(1) Standing Right: 494.c.(1)(a) Baby Robert: 494.c.(1)(a)(1) [Picture thanks to Ruth L. (Silvius) Ziems (daughter of Wilbur) and Art Moore]
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Headstone of #2.23.112.510 William W. Silveus Photo thanks to Judy Bedford
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Annapolis Cemetery, Annapolis, Maryland |
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William was paroled as a prisoner of war at City Point, VA, on January 9, 1863 and reported to Camp Parole, Maryland. By the time he was returned to the Union lines, however, his health had completely failed. Admitted to the military hospital on the steamboat "New York" on January 11, 1863, William Silveus died of the fever the next day. The records say in brackets [typhoid] fever.
Camp Parole ". . . Camp parole was built outside of Annapolis. At these facilities, Union prisoners paroled from Confederate prisons could get a bath, a shave, fresh clothing, and in some cases badly needed medical attention. The soldiers would then stay at Camp Parole until they could be either sent home or rejoin their regiments. This is the only known photograph of the Parole barracks and it includes a portrait of the band in front of the camp headquarters." Taken from: http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/stagser/s1259/121/7590/html/0000.html
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Headstone of #2.26.145.591 Lydia Ann Good Hope Cemetery Taken about 1986--the stone disappeared after 1986 but
was recently Thanks to Joanne "Jo" Robinson |
Husband of #2.26.145.591 Lydia Ann, Jonathan Martin Thanks to Joanne "Jo" Robinson |
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#2.26.145.591.e Jeremiah Martin Thanks to Joanne "Jo" Robinson
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second wife of Jeremiah Martin, Francelia (Shear) Thanks to Joanne "Jo" Robinson
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Family of #2.26.145.591.h, Amanda (Martin) Teel, about 1923 Standing, left: Ethol (Teel) Lantis, Rosie (Schafer) Jensen [daughter of Alta (Teel) Rasmussen], Charles Teel, May (Teel) Brown Thanks to Joanne "Jo" Robinson
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#2.26.145.591.b. Jane (Martin) Bowser Thanks to Joanne "Jo" Robinson |
Another page of photos of Descendants of #2 William