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This page is a repository of photos that relate to the UTZ/OTES/OATS/OATES family of the Germanna Colonies. Click on the "Photos Home Page" at the bottom of this page to find links to other "Germanna Photos" pages, and to find out how to submit your Germanna photos for inclusion here. Also, please read the instructions for sending the photos or graphics files to me.
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Henry Banyon UTZ Family
Henry Banyon UTZ, G-Grandfather of Faye MARSHALL, who provided this photo, and the three following photos. Born May 1848, Madison Co., VA; died 9 March 1923, Madison Co., VA.
(Henry is the G-G-G-Grandson of Hans George UTZ and Anna Barbara MAJER.)
Hans George UTZ
Michael UTZ
Adam UTZ
Simeon UTZ
Silas UTZ
Henry Banyon UTZ
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Rachel Catherine DAVIS, wife of Henry Banyon UTZ. Born 25 June 1853, Rockingham Co., VA; died 14 July 1930, Paoli, Chester Co., PA.
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Helen Ann UTZ, daughter of Henry Banyon UTZ and Rachel Catherine DAVIS. Born 21 July 1880, Madison Co., VA; died 19 March 1957, Riverdale, Prince Georges Co., MD; and her husband, Charles Wesley DWIGGINS, born 19 December 1883, Henry Co., MO; died 18 December 1966, Washington, D.C.
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Helen Ann UTZ, G-G-G-G-Grandaughter of Hans George UTZ, holding her son, Charles Wilson DWIGGINS, born 26 October 1912; died 7 December 1978. Charles is the father of Faye (DWIGGINS) MARSHALL, who provided these pictures.
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