Koerner

 Descendants of George Jacob Koerner

(Some points of reference when you do this genealogy and history are: Baden, Bavaria, Bohemia, Moravia,…were mostly in the Austrian Empire from about 1400s, when the Holy Roman Empire split into two  from Lutheranism and attacks from the East by the Ottomans. The North became Prussia and the South, Austria (meaning Eastern Holy Roman Empire). Many wars ensue to expel Islam from Europe and reunite the H.R.E., some called Anti-Reformation to include the Napoleons. Germany was not a nation state until =1870 (Kaiser Wilhelm). The Ottomans were defeated at the gates of Vienna. (1400s)).

Library records show (also the CJCLS) a Jacob _ Koerner arriving, 1740, Philadelphia.  Who is researching this connection and its connection to Nazareth, North Hampton, PA besides Gary Lee Koerner? PA Documents tell of this connection of who settled in Paradise Valley, (now Monroe Co., PA). Moravians, who had moved from the original Austria through today’s southern Germany, move into the Bethlehem,/Nazareth PA regions (ref Moravian College Library).  Some re-settled into Kernersville, NC (National Archives Documents Kerners) and Toronto, Canada.

Beginning with George Jacob (6.1785) and Catherine Salome xxx (6.1792) Koerner (s) (Konners,

Kourner, Kerner) of Braden, Germany, arrived Northampton, County, Pa before 1827.

We need to determine exactly when, how, where and why. Their children, from the church

registry, were Johannes (b.1807) Germany, married Susanna, Jacob J.(b.1812, Germany)?

and Wilhelmina, (6.1831) USA. Sometimes called Hannah married George Nauman

Jacob J., initially, may have married Margareta and Anna Marie(b.1835). Later

he may have returned to Germany to marry Catherine of Bavaria and re-entered NYC port

from Hamburg with one child Katherine, aboard the Grande Bretagne, August 1837 (CJCLDS, type written, shows them departing Havre, France, at this time)  then re-settled with others in Paradise (formerly Price) Township, Monroe County (formerly

a part of Northampton County) Pocono Mountains, Pa. Their respective ages in 1837 were

26, 25, and 5 years old.

Later a June 30, 1850 US Census,  PA Records (copy at Stroudsburg, PA Library); and a Presbyterian and Evangelical Lutheran

Church Registry shows additional children; Mariah 15, Jonathan 13, Elizabeth 11,

Matilda 10, Nancy 8, George 5, another Katherine 4, Sarah Ann 2, and Samuel 1 month and

later Charles. The first Katherine is assumed deceased or married in 1850.

George Jacob participated in the early Lutheran and Presbyterian churches.

Jonathan's grave (d.1859) is marked and is in the remains of a grave yard behind

the commercial stone quarry at Mill and Merry Hill Road. Assumed is his parents and some

siblings are buried-unmarked here along with 3 Native Americans graves. Since the children

were mostly girls, their Koerner names disappeared, e.g., Wilhelmina (Nauman), Elizabeth

(Boorem), deaths, and becoming other ancestors through marriage of other names like Engles, Seegar, Kresge, Strong, Hayes, Jackson, Knoll,...others.

There was a lot of travel back to today’s part of Germany, Austria, and Czech Republics.

The 1860 census shows Jacob's father, George J. claimed Baden as home, not Bayern (Bavaria),

as on Jacob's ship certificate, also Charles 8, and Nancy and Thomas Hens, 18 and 24,

respectively are listed in the same household Later George son of Jacob marries Katherine Utt

(Delaware-Lena Len ape); most can remember 16-22 children. Most are buried in Cemeteries at Keokee

Chapel and St. Pauls Churches. Most descendants were born off Koerner Road and Pa. Route 940

on a 40 acre farm formerly known as the Hattie (Koerner) and Wes Seegar estate currently owned

by the Shelton Family (formerly Tom Custard Family). (There is a Native American connection.  These tribes are the same as the Manhattans, who sold the Island to the German-Dutch Settlers for $24.)

The original barn and spring have been restored. Only the fireplace and chimney stand

from the original farmhouse. Seach the attached family tree for further family roots. Other

Koerner Family's live on Koerner Road.

Further information on the above exists in the Monroe Co., Pa. Courthouse, Library,

Historical Society, USA National Archives, Commemorative Biographical record of Eastern

Pennsylvania, p.1625, Chicago 1900, Dr. Robert Nauman, Baton Rogue, La., Edwin Westcott (Pocono Eddy),

E.Stroudsburg, Pa. and .Jean Bush. These church records (German English) deeds, naturalization

papers, tax records, and translations. Please research and share

information with us..

George, of Jacob J. of George Jacob, marries Catherine Utt having 16-22 children and

hence the continuation of this Koerner Family Name. Jonathan, of George Jacob died in 1859 at

the age of 22 and probably without children. He is buried in the above cemetery (Paradise

Township Historic Site). This Grave needs a Tombstone-Marker.

Descendants of George Jacob Koerner

(refer above to probable other generations not yet discovered since 1740)

Generation No. 1

1.  GEORGE JACOB¹ KOERNER was born July 21, 1781 in Baden, Germany, and died March 20, 1866 in Monroe Co, Pa..  He married CATHERINE SALOME.  She was born October 06, 1792 in Baden, Germany, and died October 21, 1872 in Monroe Co, Pa..

Notes for GEORGE JACOB KOERNER (ref PA Records, Stroudsburg Library, PA Census):

1. Participated in early Lutheran and Presbyterian Churches.

2. Immigrated by ship between 1820 to 1827 on possible ship name Grande Bretagne (Great Britian).

Due to the early English census, historians,  church record takers the spelling of the Koerner name has change gradually over the years. When George W. Naumann married Wilhemina the spelling was Konner. In the 1850 census the spelling was Kourner and other spellings are Korner, Kohrner, Kerner, and Karner. George Jacob Konner supposedly immigrated from Germany or Austria in 1827 with a wife Catherine and 2 sons. They arrived in Northampton County, Pa from Philadelphia, then moved to Paradise Township, Monroe County, Pa. 

The birth date of 1846 for daughter Catherine S. Koerner is questionable since her mother would have been 54 at the time.

George J. Kourner, age 65 is found in the 1850 census five houses from that of George W. Nowman (Nauman) and his wife Wilhelmina Konner Nauman and Wilhelmina's mother Catherine Kourner (Konner) age 58 was living. Both George and Catherine are reported to have been born in Germany.

George Kourner, age 84?, is found in the 1860 census living with his son Jacob J. Kourner.

George and Catherine had 2 sons and five daughters..Johannes died at the age of 21. Although Johannes was married, he did not seem to have any sons..

 So the Koerner name was carried on thru Jacob John Koerner and blossomed from there..

Update from JH Beers on 1850 Census       - Gordon Koerner 8 Oct., 2000

13 Sept 1850 Family # 1030, Page 162

George J. Kourner    65, M, Germany

                                                Church and Cemetery Locations

Keokee Chapel

Keokee Methodist Church

The Keokee Chapel and Cemetery is found a short distance west of

Paradise Valley in Monroe County, Pennsylvania. At the junction of

Pa. Routes 191 & 390, head west/south on Rte 390, approximately one-half

mile to the intersection of Keokee Chapel Road. Turn onto Keokee Chapel

Road and travel about one-half mile to the church and cemetery. Keokee

Chapel Road also intersects with Pa. 940 coming east from Mt. Pocono.

Jones Church and Cemetery

St. Paul's United Church of Christ,

St. Paul's Reformed Church

This church and cemetery has been known by several names and is used by

different people of community. It is located just east of Swiftwater in

Monroe County, south of Mt. Pocono at the junction of Rte 611 and Rte 314.

At this junction follow Rte 314, go East approximately one mile to a Y in the

road leaving Rte 314. Follow Upper Swiftwater Road another mile and the

church and cemetery are on the right. This cemetery is accessible by automobile.

Standing at the church, the older Koerner graves are to the left behind building.

These Koerner graves are located in what appears to be Utt, Knoll, Koerner plots.

The more current graves are located behind and to the upper right of church building..

Paradise Church, 1826-1856 (Remains of Cemetery)

Lutheran Presbyterian Congregation

This cemetery is located behind the remains of a closed down stone quarry at the

intersection of Red Rock Road and Merry Hill Road. Follow Red Rock Road from

Paradise Valley . 3/10 mile go west to Merry Hill Road. At the intersection, turn

left onto abandoned road. Entering the quarry following the work road, past the

scale bed and old quarry office Walk thru the quarry at the top of what is a

walk able slope, there are two boulders blocking vevicle entrance . Follow the

path to the cemetery. There is a 2 to 3 foot stone wall.

                                                Descendants of George Jacob Koerner

Swiftwater Cemetery Tombstone Transcripts

Name                            Birth                Death                   Notes On Tombstone

Koerner, Archie                     11Mar1904        31Decl942

     Helen I, Glessing    15Jan1911   22Junl971               M,23jul1931,also wife of George Pope

Koerner, Myrtle                      l2Novl900          4May1972

Koerner, Russell                              1902                    1974             Father

     Mary C.                        1914                    1993             Mother

Koerner, John W.                             1897                   1912

     Frank, Jr.       1916                   1918

     Amanda                        1876                   1946            Mother

     Frank, Sr,      1874                   1961             Father

Koerner, Jessie         16Junl861?         lNov1948           Mother

     Arthur W.        30Jun1887               20ct1918            Son

     Charles C.      13Mar1852              25Apr1914           Father

Koerner, Jacob           280ctl877          9Novl878           ly/1ld,son of George & Catherine

     Horris L.            5Junl884              25Jan1885            7m/20d,son of George & Catherine

                George                       19Mayl882         29Jun1882            lm/lOd,son of George & Catherine

    Jonathan           12Jull867                 9Dec1888             21y/4m/27d,son of George & Catherine

    Mahlon                  25Dec1892        5May1907             14y/4m/13d, son of George & Catherine

Koerner, George J           21Ju11781                  20Marl866             Father

    Catherine            60ct1792               21Oct1872             Mother

Koerner, Harry L.                               1889                   1892

    Florence                            1893                  1895

    William R.         1865                  1952

    Hattie M.                          1873                   1955

   Bertha Watkins                                1890                   1911          Daughter

Koerner, Charles C.         19May1892                   5Novl953        PA Horseshoer 310 FA 79 Div WWI

Then the KOERNER FAMILY TREE Expands many times from here.

Utt, Charles                  26Augl823      11Dec1898          75y/3m/15d, Co Hl 1 Reg.PA GAR

     Elizabeth                  14Feb1822       lOSep1877          Wife 55y/6m/26d

More About GEORGE JACOB KOERNER:

Burial: Jones Church Cemetary, Swiftwater, Pa. ( Utt Plot)

Notes for CATHERINE SALOME:

    The 1850 census shows a 58 year old Catherine Kourner living with George and Wilhelmena Nauman three house from that of Jacob Kourner and five houses from that of 65 year old George Kourner in Paradise Twp, Monroe County, Pa. The 1870 census shows Catherine Koerner age 77, born in Baden, Germany, living in her house with Caroline Able (13) in the house adjoining that of Jacob Coffman (63) and three houses from that of William Coffman (52).

The Following is an email from Pam of the JH Beers Co.  on Oct. 8, 2000  to Gordon Koerner

Family #1028 13 Sept.1850 Paradise, Pa.

George Bowman      24, M, Laborer, Pa.   Micro Tape was bad, this is suppose to be Nauman

Wilmina                   20, F, Pa.

Catherine E.              1, F, Pa.

Rubin                         5, M, Pa.

Catharine Kourner   58, F, Germany

More About CATHERINE SALOME:

Burial: Jones Church Cemetary, Swiftwater, Pa.  ( Utt Plot)

Children of GEORGE KOERNER and CATHERINE SALOME are:

2.            i.    JACOB JOHN² KOERNER, b. 1812, Baden, Bavaria, or Bayern,  Germany.

              ii.    ELIZABETH KOERNER, m. CHARLES LAMBSHIRE; d. Greentown, Pa..

             iii.    MARGURITE KOERNER, m. EARNEST P. ABEL; d. Sterling, Wayne Co. Pa..

Notes for MARGURITE KOERNER:

   Settled in Sterling, Wayne County. Pa.

3.          iv.    JOHANNES KOERNER, b. 1807, Germany.

              v.    SARAH KOERNER, b. December 15, 1822; d. January 19, 1926; m. J.C. KNOLL; b. 1815; d. 1874.

Notes for SARAH KOERNER:

   Buried in Jones Cemetery, Swiftwater, Pa. in the Knoll plot with her husband. Location of the plot is to the left of the church in the old part of the cemetery. Standing at the end of the parking lot next to the church, turn left and walk almost the whole way thru the the cemetery towards the stone wall. The Knoll plot is within 20 feet of the wall..

More About SARAH KOERNER:

Burial: Jones Church Cemetary, Swiftwater, Pa.     Knoll Plot

More About J.C. KNOLL:

Burial: Jones Church Cemetary, Swiftwater, Pa.   Knoll Plot

4.          vi.    WILHEMINA KOERNER, b. August 06, 1830, Paradise Township, Monroe, Pa..

            vii.    CATHERINE S. KOERNER, b. 1846; d. Scranton, Pa..

Notes for CATHERINE S. KOERNER:

   Catherine never married. Lived in Doylestown, Pa. Also lived in Scranton with a nephew. Died in the "Home of the Friendless". Catherine supposedly sued the government of Germany for lands confiscated from her parents George J. and Catherine S. Koerner. A story of this suit was printed in a March 1866 New York Paper. ( Source was from the notes of Wilhelmina Koerner)

   Catherine's birth date is in question since her mother would have been 54 years old and a 20 year old suing the German Government.. More then likely it is 1836..

Generation No. 2

2.  JACOB JOHN² KOERNER (GEORGE JACOB¹) was born 1812 in Baden, Bavaria, or Bayern,  Germany.  He married CATHERINE MARGARETHA KAUFMAN.  She was born 1811.

Notes for JACOB JOHN KOERNER:

    Immigrated to USA by ship on the Grande Bretagne in 1820 with father, mother, and older brother Johannes and settled in Paradise Township, Monroe County, Pa in the Pocono Mountains. Supposedly Jacob's ship certificate lists his home as Bayern(Bavaria?). It is also rumored that Jacob made a trip back to home land and returned with a new wife. (Deaths, wife, children. Ref Ships List, La Havre France, 1837, CJCLDS). Which could be the Catherine Kaufman listed or someone not listed.. Rumors??

Page 161  1850 Census  13 Sept, 1850 Paradise, Pa.  Family # 1022

Jacob J. Kourner 38, M, Farmer, Germany

Catherine             39, F, Pa.

Mariah                 15, F, Pa.

Johnathan           13, M, Pa., Grave Marker, Old Cemetary adjacent to stone quary, Paradise Valley with Native Americans.

Elizabeth             11, F, Pa.

Matilda                 10, F, Pa.

Nancy                    8, F, Pa.

George                   5, M, Pa.

Catharine                4, F, Pa.

Sarah Ann               2, F, Pa.

Samuel                 1/12, M, Pa.           

Children of JACOB KOERNER and CATHERINE KAUFMAN are:

5.            i.    GEORGE³ KOERNER, b. 1845, Monroe Co, Pa.; d. Monroe Co, Pa..

              ii.    MARIAH(ANNA MARIA) KOERNER, b. May 25, 1835.

Notes for MARIAH(ANNA MARIA) KOERNER:

   The May 25, 1835 baptism of Anna Maria Kerner, a daughter of Jacob and Margaretha Kerner, is reported in the records of the Evangelical Luthern Church of Paradise Valley, Pa.  A 15 year old Maria is reported in the Family of Jacob Kourner and his wife Catherine, in the 1850 Paradise Township Census. It is assumed that Catherine and Margareth are the same person...

             iii.    JONATHON KOERNER, b. January 25, 1837; d. July 06, 1860.

Notes for JONATHON KOERNER:

   Buried in the cemetery of the remains of the Paradise Church which existed from 1826 to 1856.  It had Lutheran/Presbyterian Congregations. It was acclaimed to be the first church in Paradise Township. This Cemetery lies behind a now defunct stone quarry on the dead end section of an intersection of Red Rock and Merry Hill Road, just 3/10 of a mile west of Paradise on Red Rock Road. One must walk there through the quarry or by following an unkempt grass road. As one enters the quarry following the work road past the scale bed and what probably was the quarry office, assume you would be facing a 12 o'clock position on the face of a clock. Look and walk through the flat portion of the quarry towards what would be approximately 1 to 2 o'clock, at the top of what is a short walk able slope, there are two boulders blocking vehicle entrance to the cemetery road. Follow that path/road to the cemetery. It does have a 2 to 3 foot high, hand lain stone wall.. (July 12, 1999-Emmett Gross)

More about JONATHON KOERNER:

Baptism: March 20, 1837, Evangelical Lutheran Church, Paradise

Burial: Behind commercial stone Quarry close to Paradise, Pa.

6.          iv.    ELIZABETH KOERNER, b. June 08, 1838.

              v.    MATILDA KOERNER, b. 1839, Paradise Township, Monroe, Pa.; m. FOX.

Notes for MATILDA KOERNER:

   Records of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Paradise Valley, Pa. show Matilda was baptized on January 1, 1840. Sponsors were her grandparents..

             vi.    NANCY KOERNER, b. March 02, 1842, Paradise Township, Monroe, Pa.; m. THOMAS HEUY; b. 1836.

Notes for NANCY KOERNER:

  Sometimes spelled Nense

More About NANCY KOERNER:

Baptism: May 05, 1844, Evangelical Church, Paradise Valley

            vii.    CATHERINE KOERNER, b. 1846; m. ALLEN KELLER.

           viii.    SARAH ANN KOERNER, b. 1848.

              ix.    SAMUEL KOERNER, b. August 1850; d. 1902; m. ETNA; b. 1850; d. 1877.

7.            x.    CHARLES KOERNER, b. March 15, 1852; d. April 25, 1914.

3.  JOHANNES² KOERNER (GEORGE JACOB¹) was born 1807 in Germany.  He married SUSANNA. 

Notes for JOHANNES KOERNER:

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Johannes Koerner found in: . Family Archive #354 Passenger and Immigration Index, 15381940 Place: North America Year: 1822-1859 Source publication code: 8057.5 Source publication page number: 106 Source name: SCHENK, TRUDY, and RUTH FROELKE. The Wuerttemberg Emigration Index. Vol. 2. Salt Lake City: Ancestry, 1986. 240p. Source: Passenger and Immigration Lists Index Data Introduction

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Child of JOHANNES KOERNER and SUSANNA is:

               i.    HANNA³ KOERNER, b. September 19, 1827.

More About HANNA KOERNER:

Baptism: November 04, 1827, Evangelical Lutheran Church, Paradise Valley, Pa

4.  WILHEMINA² KOERNER (GEORGE JACOB¹) was born August 06, 1830 in Paradise Township, Monroe, Pa..  She married GEORGE WASHINGTON NAUMAN, son of MICHAEL NAUMAN and CATHERINE WOLF.  He was born 1826.

Notes for WILHEMINA KOERNER:

    The birth date  and the baptismal date of October 4, 1831 was found in the records of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Paradise Valley, Pa.         She was sometimes called Hannah.             The Konner name she was baptized eventually became Koerner..       She married George Washington Nauman, son of Michael Nauman and Catherine Wolf. George was born in 1826. He died in Scranton, Pa.

More About WILHEMINA KOERNER:

Baptism: August 27, 1831, Evangelical Lutheran Church, Paradise Valley, Pa.

Burial: Keokee Methodist Church, Paradise, Monroe Co. Pa.

Notes for GEORGE WASHINGTON NAUMAN:

    George Nauman  is listed as George Namen age 33 in the 1860 Paradise census.  With him listed are his wife, Wilhelmena age 29, his children, Elizabeth- 10, Theodore- 8, William H.-6, James- 3, and Mary Ann- 1, and his brother Reuben- 15, Also in the home was Jacob Frantz- 45.  George and Wilhelmena had 12 children..  George, Wilhelmina, and son Samuel are buried in the Keokee Chapel Methodist Cemetery, Paradise Township, Monroe, Pa.

Children of WILHEMINA KOERNER and GEORGE NAUMAN are:

8.            i.    ELIZABETH CATHERINE³ NAUMAN, b. 1850, Paradise Township, Monroe, Pa..

9.           ii.    THEODORE NAUMAN, b. February 08, 1852; d. 1927.

10.        iii.    WILLIAM HENRY NAUMAN, b. April 12, 1854.

11.        iv.    JAMES B. NAUMAN, b. October 1856, Paradise Township, Monroe, Pa.; d. 1932.

              v.    MARY ANN NAUMAN, b. 1859.

Notes for MARY ANN NAUMAN:

Mary Ann Nauman is not listed in the 1870 census.  There is a Mary A. Nauman- 12, a domestic servant in the home of Henry and Adaline Beck of Lower Nazareth Township, Northampton County, Pa. on page 248 of the 1870 census.  Could this be Mary Ann Nauman of George and Wilhelmina..   Did Mary Ann move back to the area her Grandfather Michael left in 1821??

12.        vi.    LYDIA A. NAUMAN, b. 1860.

            vii.    SAMUEL S. NAUMAN, b. 1861; d. 1925.

Notes for SAMUEL S. NAUMAN:

In 1900 Samuel lived at home and was unmarried.. He was a blacksmith.

13.      viii.    CHARLES AUGUSTUS NAUMAN, b. 1864, Paradise Township, Monroe, Pa.; d. 1959.

14.         ix.    JOSIAH NAUMAN, b. 1867.

               x.    EDNA NAUMAN, b. 1869, Stroudsberg, PA; d. 1959; m. I.G.JODIE WILLIAMS, January 01, 1895, Rev. W.C.Trimbell; b. July 27, 1866, Sterling Township, Wayne, Co, PA.

Notes for I.G.JODIE WILLIAMS:

Jodie or Lodie was a farmer and lumberjack in Wayne County, Pa. in 1900

15.         xi.    ARMINDA NAUMAN, b. 1871; d. July 03, 1900.

16.        xii.    IRA DAVID NAUMAN, b. July 1876; d. January 31, 1954.

Generation No. 3

5.  GEORGE³ KOERNER (JACOB JOHN², GEORGE JACOB¹) was born 1845 in Monroe Co, Pa., and died in Monroe Co, Pa..  He married CATHERINE(KATHERYNE) UTT, daughter of CHARLES UTT and ELIZABETH OVERPECK.  She was born June 06, 1847, and died 1918 in Monroe Co, Pa..

Notes for GEORGE KOERNER:

Most descendants were born on George's original homestead off Devils Hole Road. "Black Hole Rd." lies east of what is now Mt.. Pocono, Pa. It intersects with Pa. State Route 940..  Other Koerners settled nearby and a road holds the ancestor name of Koerner.  The original homestead close to where Koerner  road  intersects with Devils Hole Rd is the location.. Facing west at this intersection, one would turn right, or north, going a very little distance, the lane to homestead is on the left..  The property was a 40 acre parcel which somehow Hattie Koerner and Wesley Segear acquired from George Koerner.

    In the early 1990's the property was acquired by the Wesley Family from, the former owner Tom Custard Family. The original barn and spring have been somewhat restored. The original homestead house either deteriorated and fell down or was destroyed by fire. The foundation and chimney still exist..

    Sixteen children have been accounted for, but it is reported (hearsay) that George and Catherine (Utt) Koerner had 22 children.. Local folks also said that Catherines mother was native American.. Elizabeth Utt's maiden name was Overpeck, which is German. Possibly Elizabeth Overpeck's mother was native American.. The Native Americans where always on the Koerner farms and it is reported as late as the 1940's that they were still coming on the Koerner farms and taking farm products..

New update as of April 7, 2001... 1900 census lists in Paradise Township;

Name---------------------Birth Month-Year       Years Married            Children   Children that Lived

George Koerner               Sept    1844          36                                                                                 

Catherine                         June   1847           36                              16                 11

Herbert                             Nov    1885                                           This statement by Catherine

Walter                              Mar     1888                                          should put to rest the 22 children

Hattie                               Nov     1890                                          rumor..

Mahlon                             Dec     1892 

Samuel                               1871-1991 Died Moses Taylor H., Scranton, PA., Toad Stool Poisoning, Left Spouse, Sadie Robins; Sons; Alfred; ben

                                            Reuben; Buried Old Lake Winola Cemetery.

Others missing from this list.

April 2002, did a 10 year search for Catherine Utt death certificate with the Pa. Vital records. The search was from 1911 to 1920. The search failed to produce a registered certificate.

May19,  2002 Robert Koerner, son of Herbert Koerner states that his father Herbert told him that someone waited in ambush for his father George Koerner and was killed by a blow to the head. Robert does not know when this happened, but it had to be after 1900.                         

Notes for CATHERINE(KATHERYNE) UTT:

13 Sept. 1850 Family #1029 Page #162 Paradise, Pa.  1850 Census

Charles   Utt   25, M, Lumberman, Pa.     cannot read or write

Elizabeth       25, F, Pa.

Samuel            5,  M, Pa.

Catherine        3,  F, Pa.

Ellen           8/12, F, Pa.  

Katheryne is how Catherine would be spelled in German since there are no K's or I's in the German alphabet.

Children of GEORGE KOERNER and CATHERINE UTT are:

17.          i.    HERBERT ORIN⁴ KOERNER, b. November 19, 1885, Paradise Valley, Monroe, Pa; d. January 18, 1966, Bethlehem, Pa..

18.         ii.    WILLIAM RICHARD KOERNER, b. August 08, 1865; d. April 04, 1952.

             iii.    JOHNATHAN KOERNER, b. July 12, 1867, Paradise Valley, Monroe County, Pa.; d. December 09, 1888.

More About JOHNATHAN KOERNER:

Burial: Jones Church Cemetary, Swiftwater, Pa.  Utt Plot

19.        iv.    CHARLES HOWARD KOERNER, b. September 12, 1869; d. September 19, 1943.

20.         v.    SAMUEL KOERNER, b. October 13, 1871; d. 1929, Scranton, Pa. Moses Taylor Hospital.

             vi.    MORRIS KOERNER, b. February 24, 1873; d. March 12, 1874.

21.       vii.    FRANK S. KOERNER, b. February 24, 1874, Paradise Township, Monroe, Pa.; d. July 29, 1961.

22.      viii.    AMANDA KOERNER, b. October 06, 1875; d. March 23, 1923.

              ix.    JACOB KOERNER.

More About JACOB KOERNER:

Burial: Jones Church Cemetary, Swiftwater, Pa. Utt Plot

               x.    JAMES KOERNER, b. January 28, 1880; d. December 28, 1951.

Notes for JAMES KOERNER:

James never married. He served in the armed forces in the Philippines. It is said he had a plate in his head from an accident involving mules..

More About JAMES KOERNER:

Burial: rural Cemetery, Albany, NY

23.         xi.    THEODORE KOERNER, b. November 27, 1882; d. April 05, 1958.

             xii.    HORRIS KOERNER, b. June 05, 1884; d. January 25, 1885.

More About HORRIS KOERNER:

Burial: Jones Church Cemetary, Swiftwater, Pa. Utt Plot

24.       xiii.    WALTER KOERNER, b. March 03, 1888; d. July 09, 1977.

25.       xiv.    HATTIE MAY KOERNER, b. November 28, 1890; d. January 09, 1980.

             xv.    MAHLON KOERNER, b. December 25, 1892; d. May 05, 1907.

More About MAHLON KOERNER:

Burial: Jones Church Cemetary, Swiftwater, Pa. Utt Plot

            xvi.    GEORGE KOERNER, b. March 19, 1882; d. June 29, 1882.

More About GEORGE KOERNER:

Burial: Jones Church Cemetary, Swiftwater, Pa. Utt Plot

6.  ELIZABETH³ KOERNER (JACOB JOHN², GEORGE JACOB¹) was born June 08, 1838.  She married FRANK BOOREM March 18, 1860 in Paradise Township, Pa., son of JOHN BOREM and ELIZABETH. 

Notes for ELIZABETH KOERNER:

The records of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Paradise Valley, Pa. list Elisabetha Koerner the daughter of Jacob and Catherine Koerner, baptized June 8, 1838

Notes for FRANK BOOREM:

The records of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Paradise Valley, Pa. list a Francis Borem, the son of John and Elizabeth Borem, baptized on December 28, 1835..

Children of ELIZABETH KOERNER and FRANK BOOREM are:

               i.    MORRIS⁴ BOOREM, b. 1867.

              ii.    MELISSA BOOREM, b. 1869.

7.  CHARLES³ KOERNER (JACOB JOHN², GEORGE JACOB¹) was born March 15, 1852, and died April 25, 1914.  He married JESSE NEWHART.  She was born June 16, 1861, and died November 01, 1948.

More About CHARLES KOERNER:

Burial: Swiftwater Cemetery

More About JESSE NEWHART:

Burial: Swiftwater Cemetery

Children of CHARLES KOERNER and JESSE NEWHART are:

               i.    HOWARD N.⁴ KOERNER, b. June 26, 1885.

              ii.    ARTHUR UPTON KOERNER, b. July 30, 1887; d. October 02, 1918.

More About ARTHUR UPTON KOERNER:

Burial: Keokee Chapel Cemetery,  Paradise, Pa.

26.        iii.    GEORGE ALVA KOERNER, b. October 06, 1889, Paradise Valley, Monroe County, Pa.; d. April 18, 1952.

             iv.    MAUDE GERTRUDE KOERNER, b. December 06, 1891.

8.  ELIZABETH CATHERINE³ NAUMAN (WILHEMINA² KOERNER, GEORGE JACOB¹) was born 1850 in Paradise Township, Monroe, Pa..  She married JOSEPH WILLIAMS. 

Children of ELIZABETH NAUMAN and JOSEPH WILLIAMS are:

               i.    HORACE⁴ WILLIAMS.

              ii.    AMSEY WILLIAMS.

             iii.    CLINTON WILLIAMS.

             iv.    WILLIAM WILLIAMS.

              v.    MARY WILLIAMS.

             vi.    SADIE WILLIAMS.

9.  THEODORE³ NAUMAN (WILHEMINA² KOERNER, GEORGE JACOB¹) was born February 08, 1852, and died 1927.  He married MATILDA(TILLIE) WINTERMARK. 

Notes for THEODORE NAUMAN:

The records of St. Paul's Church of East Swiftwater, Pa. show that Theodore was born on February 8, 1852 and was baptized on July 4, 1852; the sponsors were Peter and Catherine Price. Theodore Nauman lived in Scranton; he was a conductor for the DL & W Railroad.

Children of THEODORE NAUMAN and MATILDA WINTERMARK are:

               i.    JESSIE⁴ NAUMAN, b. 1877; d. 1971.

              ii.    WALTER NAUMAN, b. 1884; d. 1907.

10.  WILLIAM HENRY³ NAUMAN (WILHEMINA² KOERNER, GEORGE JACOB¹) was born April 12, 1854.  He married CARRIE FRANTZ. 

Notes for WILLIAM HENRY NAUMAN:

William Henry Nauman was baptized on September 5, 1854 at St. Pauls Church of Swiftwater, Pa. He was a conductor on the Buffalo and Elmira Railroad for fifteen(15) years. He was a member of the Methodist Church and died in Paradise Township before 1900.

More About WILLIAM HENRY NAUMAN:

Burial: Paradise Township, Monroe, Pa.

Child of WILLIAM NAUMAN and CARRIE FRANTZ is:

               i.    ETHEL⁴ NAUMAN.

11.  JAMES B.³ NAUMAN (WILHEMINA² KOERNER, GEORGE JACOB¹) was born October 1856 in Paradise Township, Monroe, Pa., and died 1932.  He married ELIZABETH(LIZZIE) HANNA, daughter of BENJAMIN HANNA and CATHERINE ACE. 

Notes for JAMES B. NAUMAN:

James B. Nauman received a public education. He was an apprentice to Benjamin Hanna to learn to become a blacksmith and wheelwright. He practiced those trades for 22 years. In 1880 he married Benjamin's daughter , Elizabeth. He lived in Paradise Valley in a two story home he built and a barn. In 1883 he purchased land in the village of Paradise where he erected a shop in which the machinery was run by both water and steam power. He used this machinery in the blacksmith and wheelwright trade. He also ran a large press which manufactured cider.. He was reputed to be a first class mechanic and an honorable man. James was also a democrat; he was a school director. He and his wife were active members of the Evangelical Church of Paradise Valley. He was the Superintendent of the Sunday School for eight years and a trustee of the church for three years..

Children of JAMES NAUMAN and ELIZABETH HANNA are:

               i.    ALVIN⁴ NAUMAN.

Notes for ALVIN NAUMAN:

Died in childhood..

27.         ii.    LAWRENCE W. NAUMAN, b. August 08, 1890, Paradise Valley, Monroe County, Pa.; d. 1949.

             iii.    VERNA NAUMAN, b. December 1892, Paradise Township, Monroe, Pa.; d. 1966.

More About VERNA NAUMAN:

Burial: Keokee Chapel Methodist Church

             iv.    JAMES NAUMAN, b. August 1898, Paradise Valley, Monroe County, Pa..

12.  LYDIA A.³ NAUMAN (WILHEMINA² KOERNER, GEORGE JACOB¹) was born 1860.  She married WILLIAM METCHEER(MELCHER). 

Children of LYDIA NAUMAN and WILLIAM(MELCHER) are:

               i.    BERTHA⁴(MELCHER).

              ii.    UNKNON(MELCHER).

13.  CHARLES AUGUSTUS³ NAUMAN (WILHEMINA² KOERNER, GEORGE JACOB¹) was born 1864 in Paradise Township, Monroe, Pa., and died 1959.  He married SADIE W. WARDELL, daughter of MAJOR WARDELL and SUSAN BUCKINGHAM.  She was born 1863, and died 1940.

Notes for CHARLES AUGUSTUS NAUMAN:

Charles was a machinist who was taught the trade by his brother, James B. Nauman

Children of CHARLES NAUMAN and SADIE WARDELL are:

               i.    VIDA⁴ NAUMAN.

              ii.    LILLIE NAUMAN.

             iii.    EMMA NAUMAN.

             iv.    UNKOWN NAUMAN.

              v.    CHARLES AUGUSTUA NAUMAN, JR, b. 1900, Paradise Township, Monroe, Pa.; d. 1943.

More About CHARLES AUGUSTUA NAUMAN, JR:

Burial: Keokee Chapel Methodist Church, Monroe County, Pa.

             vi.    JAMES B. NAUMAN.

14.  JOSIAH³ NAUMAN (WILHEMINA² KOERNER, GEORGE JACOB¹) was born 1867.  He married DORCAS LYONS. 

Notes for JOSIAH NAUMAN:

Josiah Lived in Scranton, the home of his wife, where he was a bookkeeper in a coal company in 1900.

Children of JOSIAH NAUMAN and DORCAS LYONS are:

               i.    UNKNOWN⁴ NAUMAN.

              ii.    UNKNOWN2 NAUMAN.

15.  ARMINDA³ NAUMAN (WILHEMINA² KOERNER, GEORGE JACOB¹) was born 1871, and died July 03, 1900.  She married ALLEN NAUMAN, son of CHRISTIAN NAUMAN and ROSANNA WAGNER. 

More About ARMINDA NAUMAN:

Burial: Keokee Chapel Methodist Church

More About ALLEN NAUMAN:

Burial: Keokee Chapel Methodist Church

Child of ARMINDA NAUMAN and ALLEN NAUMAN is:

               i.    FLOSSIE⁴ NAUMAN.

16.  IRA DAVID³ NAUMAN (WILHEMINA² KOERNER, GEORGE JACOB¹) was born July 1876, and died January 31, 1954.  He married (1) MABLE L. JONES.    He married (2) CORA MAY STORM. 

Children of IRA NAUMAN and CORA STORM are:

               i.    GEORGE ANDREW⁴ NAUMAN, b. October 30, 1906; m. (1) GRACE VAN VIET; m. (2) ELAINE UNKNOWN.

              ii.    HAROLD WILLIAM NAUMAN, b. September 28, 1908, Mountain Home, Pa.; d. November 26, 1944; m. ADELAIDE VAN VIET.

             iii.    CORA MAY NAUMAN, m. (1) ALVIN TRANSUE; m. (2) SECOND UNKNOWN; m. (3) CLIFFORD DAVIS; m. (4) JAY J. JONES.