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Descendants of George Klees, Sr.

60. Isaac K.³ Brown (Catharine² Klees, George¹) was born April 06, 1847, and died 1916. He married Amy Shoemaker. She was born December 02, 1846, and died 1934.

Notes for Isaac K. Brown:
1900 soundex: 207-69-4-76, Hillsgrove Twp., Sullivan Co., PA.

Information on this family from Mrs. John Bubb (Hazel Marjorie Brown Oct. 5, 1919) during mid- 1970s.

Children of Isaac Brown and Amy Shoemaker are:

+	192	i.	Eva C.⁴ Brown, born 1870; died Unknown.
+	193	ii.	Clara B. Brown, born Abt. 1875; died April 24, 1957 in Lancaster, NY.
+	194	iii.	Cora S. Brown, born April 27, 1879; died Unknown.
+	195	iv.	Ward Decatur Brown, Sr., born September 21, 1881 in Estella, Sullivan Co., PA; died December 18, 1957.

61. Jacob K.³ Brown (Catharine² Klees, George¹) was born April 06, 1847, and died Unknown. He married Margaret Herman. She was born April 1866 in Germany, and died Bet. 1908 - 1915.

Children of Jacob Brown and Margaret Herman are:

	196	i.	Lena C.⁴ Brown, born July 1885; died Unknown.
	197	ii.	Sarah B. Brown, born August 1887; died Unknown.
+	198	iii.	Nellie E. Brown, born November 13, 1889; died 1959.
+	199	iv.	Mollie May Brown, born January 1891; died Unknown.
+	200	v.	Dora E. Brown, born 1898; died July 1971.

63. John Barbour³ Klees (Jacob², George¹) was born August 10, 1839, and died November 28, 1869. He met Elizabeth Nevel in Never Married, daughter of Ellis Nevel and Sarah. She was born Abt. 1845, and died Unknown.

More About John Klees and Elizabeth Nevel:
Friends: Never Married

Child of John Klees and Elizabeth Nevel is:

201

Amanda Nevel⁴ Klees, born 1870; died March 02, 1900.

64. Mary Elizabeth³ Klees (Jacob², George¹) was born November 02, 1840, and died January 07, 1916. She married John Lipp November 06, 1862 in Married by Rev. G. Parson. He was born January 22, 1832, and died July 29, 1894.

Notes for John Lipp:
John is Listed as farmer and his wife as housewife in 1870 census of Muncy Township, Lycoming County, Pa. Page 250B lines 19 to 23.
See ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/lycoming/census/1870/pg0250b.txt

Marriage Notes for Mary Klees and John Lipp:

More About John Lipp and Mary Klees:
Marriage: November 06, 1862, Married by Rev. G. Parson
Marriage Note: John's Second Marriage

Children of Mary Klees and John Lipp are:

202

George W.⁴ Lipp, born August 07, 1863; died March 01, 1931.

Notes for George W. Lipp:
Unmarried

	203	ii.	Russel R. Lipp, born July 16, 1866; died October 04, 1889.
	204	iii.	Esther A. Lipp, born February 26, 1870; died May 14, 1882.
+	205	iv.	Charles Lipp, born December 03, 1874; died July 28, 1951.
	206	v.	Harriet Seena Lipp, born May 28, 1877; died March 18, 1960.

65. Sarah Jane³ Klees (Jacob², George¹) was born October 07, 1843 in Muncy Twp,. Lycoming Co., PA, and died August 17, 1910 in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. She married Sr. George Bloom May 25, 1867 in Armstrong Twp., Lycoming Co., PA, son of John Bluhm and Katharina Kirchmeier. He was born June 09, 1842 in New York, NY, and died June 10, 1912 in Williamsport, Lycoming C., PA.

Notes for Sr. George Bloom:
George was baptized by Rev Nicholas Steinbacher S.J. at the Immaculacte Conception Church in Bastress, Lycoming Co., PA on August 28, 1842. Sponsors were: George Sewald & Catherina Sechular.

He was originally Catholic but became Presbyterian when his son George Henry was dying and the local Catholic priest refused to come to their home to give him the last rites.

Lived in Armstrong Twp., Lycoming Co., PA at time of marriage.

Obituary
George Bloom, residing at 955 Hepburn Street, died Monday morning (June 10, 1912) after a long illness. He was a veteran of the Civil War with a service record of almost five years, and a member of Reno Post; was well known in the community, and left three sons and three daughters, of whom Eugene B. C. Bloom and Mrs. C. W. Walize reside in Williamsport. For twelve years Mr. Bloom had worked at the Rishel Furniture Factory. Funeral services were conducted on Wednesday afternoon by the Rev. William C. Hogg.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Civil War Record according to picture 8 in George's scrapbook:

Private, Company A, 36th Pa. Militia, Musrered July 4, 1863,
On duty at Greencastle & Chambersburg, Pa., and Hagerstown, Md. during invasion by Army of Northern Virginia.
Mustered out, August 11, 1863.

Private Company B, 8th Pa. Cavalry, 89th Pa. Volunteers February 20, 1864, Mustered February 23, 1864
1st Brigade, 2nd Division, Cavalry Corps, Army of Potomac; Todd's Tavern, May7&8, 1864,, Mataopony Church May 9 ,
Yellow Tavern May 11, Fortication of Richmond, Haxhall's Landing, May 18, Hawe's Shop, May 18, Old Church, May 29 & 30,
Cold Harbor, May 31-June 1, Elliots' Mills June 8, Travillan Station, June 11 &12, Samaria Church, June 16, Petersburg, VA., June 22
St. Mary's Church, June 24, Charles City Cross Roads, June 30-July22, Malvern Hill, July 26, Deep Bottom, July 29
Mine Explosion, July 30, Strawberry Plains, August 14, Spotted Tavern, August 16, Nelson's Farm, August 18,
Ream's Station, August 23-25, Ground Squirrel Road, September 4, Arthur's Swamp, September 30-October 8, Hatcher's Run, October 27
Vaughn & Boyoton Road, October 28, Stony Creek Station, December 7-11, Dabney's Mills, February 5-7, 1865,
Dinwiddie C.H., March 30-31, Five Forks, April 1, Amelia Springs, April 17, Appomattok C.H., April 9,
Expedition to Danville to re-enforce Sherman. Duty at Lynchburg, VA. Mustered out, August 11, 1865
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Payroll for the William Howard Co.

August 1 - August 31, 1898

Courtesy the Little Museum Collection - Cameron County Historical Society

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Name Total Time Rate Total Amount
Andrew, A 22 d 7h 1.50 34.05
Bloom, George 25 d 1h 2.50 52.75
Bloom, Boyd 23 d 8h .75 17.85
Crosby, John 21 d 2h .50 10.60
Crosby, Wm. 7 d 2.5h 1.00 7.25
Chapman, Clark 20 d 1 h .50 10.05
Cameron, B. J. 26 d 1.5h 2.50 65.37
Cavanaugh, J. 21 d 7 h .50 10.85
Cavanaugh, M 21 d 7h .50 10.85
Colson, Chas. 22 d 7h 1.25 28.37
Crandell, C. E. 4 d / 23d .5h 1.50 / 1.75 46.33
Dispence, Andrew 20 d 9.5h 1.25 26.18
Dalphy, A. 27 d 1.50 40.50
Evans, M. 11 d 9 h 1.25 14.87
Ellis, M. 17 d 3 h 1.25 21.62
Ellis, B 20 d 7h .50 10.35
Egan, B. 1 mo. 60.00
Fillinger, C. B. 3 d 1.60 4.80
Farrett, M. 3 d .50 1.50
Fredett, Fred 16 d 3h .50 8.15
Fisk, W. S. 21 d 4.5 h 1.80 38.61
Fisk, Lawrence 16 d 4h .50 8.20
Folk, William 20 d 7h 1.25 25.88
Gainey, Jos. 22 d 7h 1.25 28.37
Gaides, A. 22 d 8.5 h .75 17.13
Klees, H. R. 9 d 9h 1.75 17.33
Hackett, E. S. (Ned) 20 d 2h .50 10.10
Leutze, B. 21 d 7h 1.80 39.06
Leutze, Fred 20 d 2h 1.80 36.36
Lindhurst, L. 20 d 7h .50 10.35
Lindhurst, S. 21 d 7h 2.00 43.40
Lobert, Frank 21 d 7h 1.50 32.55
Lacey, George 23 d 2h .50 11.60
Morse, Edward S. 20 d 7h 1.50 31.05
Miller, W. H. 20 d 9h / 2d 1.25 / 1.50 29.12
Murray, Peter 21 d 7h .50 10.85
Murray, Asa 23 d 7h .50 11.85
May, Lawrence 6 d 4h .75 4.80
Nangle, John 23 d 1h .50 11.55
Othmer, John 26 d 3.5h 2.00 52.70
O'Malley, Peter 1 mo. 45.00
Piper, G. S. 21 d 2h 1.25 26.50
Patterson, Chas. 2 d .50 1.00
Ritchie, George 21 d 6h .75 16.26
Rendt, E. L. 30 d 8h 1.25 38.50
Robinson, Thomas 22 d 8h .75 16.65
Schlecht, John 22 d 8h 1.25 28.50
Striner, Frank 20 d 3h 1.25 25.37
Taylor, Hy 20 d 8h .50 10.40
Sprung, Wm. 3 d .50 1.50
Wheaton, Dave 23 d 6h 1.50 35.40
Wheaton, Hy 29 d 1.50 43.50
Weeks, Bert 21 d 3.5h 1.25 26.71
Welsh, John 23 d 7h 1.25 29.62
Law, Thomas 3 d .50 1.50
Yeager, John 21 d 7h 1.25 27.12
Zwald, Ed. 20 d 8.5h 1.25 26.06
Coyle, John & Horse(?) 6 d 1h / 7 d 3h 1.25 / 1.40 17.66
Hess, John Contract 16.80
Wheaton, Frank Contract 28.90
Taylor, W. H. Contract 238.74
Yeager, George Contract 10.58
Mankey, C. F. 1 mo. 125.00
Blum, A. C. 1 mo. 83.33

More About George Bloom and Sarah Klees:
Marriage: May 25, 1867, Armstrong Twp., Lycoming Co., PA
Marriage Note: Married by Rev. Sterling

Children of Sarah Klees and George Bloom are:

+	207	i.	Philip Jacob⁴ Bloom, born June 01, 1868 in Williamsport, Pennsylvania; died November 09, 1913.
+	208	ii.	Margaret Catherine Bloom, born December 26, 1869 in Williamsport, Pennsylvania; died Unknown in Rochester, N.Y..
	209	iii.	George H Bloom, born April 10, 1872 in Williamsport, Pennsylvania; died July 16, 1872 in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
+	210	iv.	Charles Klees Bloom, born August 16, 1873 in Williamsport, Pennsylvania; died Unknown in Camden, N.J..
+	211	v.	Sarah Jane Bloom, born November 12, 1875 in Williamsport, Pennsylvania; died January 26, 1966 in Emporium, Pennsylvania.
+	212	vi.	Cora May Bloom, born April 01, 1878 in Williamsport, Pennsylvania; died Unknown.
+	213	vii.	Sr. Eugene Boyd Campbell Bloom, Sr., born November 30, 1880 in Williamsport, Pennsylvania; died June 10, 1959 in Syracuse, NY (104 Eloise Terr.).

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