_Johann Nicklaus BRITZIUS _+
| (1628 - 1712) m 1649
_Johannes BRITZIUS ___|
| (1658 - 1732) m 1686 |
| |_Christina SCHUCH _________+
| (1630 - 1702) m 1649
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|--Hans Bastian BRITZIUS
| (1686 - ....)
| ___________________________
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|_Elisabeth Katharina _|
(1663 - 1731) m 1686 |
|___________________________
[9030] Civil War - Co. I 27th Reg. NJ Volunteers. John received a disability discharge. He was deafened by Typhoid fever while on guard and picket duty at Arlington Heights, Maryland Dec 1862 due to hardship and exposure.
John enrolled Sept.3, 1862 in Newark, NJ and was mustered in Sept. 19, 1862 at Camp Frelinghuysen, NJ as a private in Company I-27th N.J.V.
He was discharged Feb. 5, 1863 at Baltimore, MD. John stood 5'11 1/2" tall and had a rudy complexion, with black hair and blue eyes.
His occupation was listed as being a bloomer at a forge. Later he was a miner blacksmith.
John became disabled by typhoid fever followed by deafness, rendering him quite hard of hearing. This was contracted while at Arlington Heights, Maryland on or aobut Dec. 10, 1862. Contracted while on guard duty and pickett duty caused by exposure and hardship.
He received a pension #3098-123.
[9033] This source cites "Rockaway NJ Notes" by R. A. Illig for information on the Hopkins family.
_Thomas MARTINDALE __
| (1759 - 1843) m 1792
_Samuel MARTINDALE ___|
| (1814 - 1890) |
| |_Lucy BENNETT _______
| (1772 - ....) m 1792
|
|--Rolly MARTINDALE
| (1863 - 1882)
| _____________________
| |
|_Lucinda E. LAWRENCE _|
(1818 - 1870) |
|_____________________
ROLLY MARTINDALE (1862 - 1882)
Died, at Longwood, Clark County, Wis., Feb. 15th, 1882, Mr. Rolly Martindale, aged 20 years. He made his home with his sister, Mrs. Demouth, of Christie. He was a good boy moral in his habits. Though a great sufferer for the last two years, he was always cheerful and happy, and because of his buoyant and lively disposition, no on thought that he was so near death. Yet the dreaded disease was constantly advancing to a fatal termination. Rolly leaves a number of friends who deeply feel his loss. The funeral took place from the residence of his sister on Friday, Feb. 17th, attended by a large concourse of people.
Source: NEILLSVILLE REPUBLICAN PRESS 2/23/1882
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_Charles Oscar MELCHER ____|
| (1878 - ....) m 1904 |
| |_____________________
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|--Raymond George MELCHER
| (1907 - 2001)
| _John NICKLAS _______+
| | (1839 - 1914) m 1870
|_Amelia Katharine NICKLAS _|
(1877 - ....) m 1904 |
|_Amelia KREUTZ ______
(1843 - 1899) m 1870
[9922] Raymond was an Iowa farmer.
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_Thomas STEVENS _____|
| (1754 - 1828) |
| |__
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|--Mary Ann STEVENS
| (1783 - ....)
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|_Catherine MCLEOD ___|
(.... - 1828) |
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