James Lee Rader -- 2633 Gilbert Way -- Rancho Cordova, CA 95670-3513

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Inquesition indented taken at the house of Stephen Reeder, in the county agoresaid on the third day of February in the thirtieth year of the commonwealth before me John Montgomery one of the coroner of the commonwealth for the county aforesaid upon the view of the body of Elizabeth Reeder, late of the said county, then and there lying dead; and upon the oaths of William Hay, John Johnston, Alinerine Marshall, James Graham, John P. Nye, Erhart Zimmerman, Nicholas Tarter, David Doak, John Houndhile, Andrew Brown, Christopher Zimmerman, Jacob Brown, Christopher Zimmerman, Jacob Hulach, good & lawful men of the county aforesaid, who being sworn & charged upon the part of the said commonwealth to inquire when where how and in what manner thw said Elizabeth Reeder came to her death. Do say upon their oath that the said Elizabeth Reeder not having God before her eyes but being seduced & moved by the instigation of the devil, at mile dam in the county aforesaid then and there being alone in the said mile dam, called Stephen Reeder’s Miledam, herself volentarily & felonously drowned, and the jurors aforesaid upon their oath aforesaid say that the said Elizabeth Reeder, in manner & form aforesaid & then herself volunatarily and feloniously afelon of herself killed & drowned, against the peace & dignity of the commonwealth. In witness whereof as well the said coroners the jurors aforesaid have to their inquisition put their seals, on the day & year aforesaid and the place aforesaid

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I purchased a copy of "the Journals & Papers of David Shultze, Vol II" but hadn’t made time to study it until I received a letter from Elwyn Simons, 2518 Lanier Place, Durham, NC 27705-5006. His letter, in part, reads:

I just found out from Mr Moyer - the Schwenkfelder librarian that in Vol. I of "The Journals and papers of David Schultz" there is a quote from a will of Abraham Moyer, resident in the Goshenhoppen, PA area, apparently dated 1786 but seemingly not filed in that year - [Schultze had written several drafts of his will] - a quote to the effect "to my eldest daughter Barbara wafe of Michael Roeder now living in the State of Maryland"

This seems to be the proof needed that Michael Roeder & Barbara removed from New Goshenhoppen area to Maryland. Now I just have to find a better connection with them and the Jacob Reader who married Rosina Wagner.

Adam II, 180 March 22, 1786 Settled Adam Rader’s and Peter Harlacher’s case

Heinrich, Vol I- 82, 266

Johannes Vol II,

pg 208, March 18, 1790 Finished drafts for John Rader and began Andrew Riet’s.

pg 210, April 28, 1790, Pretty good snow with some rain. John Rader and Yost Weyand here

pg 225 November 20, 1790 Wrote estate account for J. Rader and Yost Weyant Michael

Vol I, pg 75, 135, 236, Vol II

pg 15, George Bisbing’s good neighbors are Roeder, Jäckel and Klein

pg 25, September 27, 1768 Michael Rader elected Assessor @ fishers

pg 47, September 27, 1769 Michael Rader elected Assessor @ fishers

pg 151, June 7, 1782 Settled Continental accounts for old Michael Rader

pg 175, January 4, 1786 Wrote Abraham Moyer’s will again - And also to my eldest daughter Barbara as wife of Michael Roeder now living in the State of Maryland -

pg 181, March 12, 1786 "At Emaus on the 12^th, John Krauss’ wife, that is, Michael Rader’s sister, was buried. She was about 65 years old. She had assisted in the birth of 1000 children [Johann Krauss was a prominent figure in Lehigh County and has frequently been confused with John Krauss, member of the Schwenkfelder group]

pg 196, October 24, 1786 Michael Rader and wife were here

pg 255, Appendix III, Land Drafts Feb 17, 1767 principal George Bisbing 221 a., 132p. secondary includes Michael Roeder and 12 other neighbors in Upper Honover Twp.

Peter II pg 226 nothing found ??

The following note is from pg 226, I found it interesting:

[Hornecker, formerly a resident of Bucks County, removed to Frederick Count, Maryland some years prior to 1790. He was later joined by a brother, Isaac, and two sisters, the wives of Jacob Obelman and John Engleman]

Delayed Birth Records Amador Co., CA (book 14 page 384-387)

(can you add to this list, can you identify the parents ? )

Rader - In Sebastopol, September 8, 1985, Charlie Rader, adored husband of Frances Rader of Sebastopol, loving father of Charles A. Rader, Wisconsin, Shirley Rader Felt, Costa Mesa, also survived by 2 brothers and 2 sisters, 3 grandchildren, and 2 great-grandsons. A Native of Washington, age 81 years

born 19 Aug 1904 died 8 Sep 1985 Sebastopol, wife Frances Rader, 552 Gold Ridge, Sebastopol, 95472 (707) 823-6549

Transcribed from a copy of a copy of a copy by Jim Rader. In other words we don’t have the original nor do we know who has it. If you have access please send corrections or a copy to Jim Rader.

Edited by Jan Maddux assisted by Goldine Fillers Burgner

Dairy or book of records by And. Rader June 1853

The commencement of ministerial labors was on the 1^st Saturday in June of time at Pleasant Valley Cocke County Text Phil 2 8

2. at St. James Church Greene County Tenn. text John 5. 39,40
1. at St. James - Text L 5 32
2. at Salem Church Cocke Co. Tenn. The lent John 6 27
3. at St. James text 1cor 2 1-2
4. at New Hope Church Sullivan Co. Tenn. the text was Luke 5, 31-32 Andrew Rader was ordained to the office of Deacon at New Hope Church Sep 31 1852
5. at St. James text Matt 28 19 (3 in bapt)
6. at Canney Branch first Sunday of Dec. on a funeral occasion memory of Mary Nease daughter of Abraham Nease text John 1 17 (3 in bapt)
7. at St. James 4 Sunday Dec. the text was in 1 Peter 1 23-25 (3 in bapt)

65. At St. James 3^rd Sunday of Sept. text Rom 1 16 A Rader was ordnance to the office of Restor upon the 20^th day of Sept. 1854 by Rev. A Miller & J E Bell St. James Church Greene County Tenn.

128. Preached a funeral at Salem Church on Saturday before the 4 ?? May. in Memory of Adam Ottinger text Heb 4:9

1. Preached a funeral for memory of Catherine Lineberger at St. James Church on the first Sunday of Nov. text 2 Cor 5 6-10

316. Preached at St. James Church on the 2^nd Sunday of June a funeral in memory of Elder J. D. Ottingers two sons who died in camp Num 23:10
1. Preached a funeral at St. James Church on the 3^rd Sunday of June in memory of Brady Holts child text Matt 24 35

399. Preached at St. James Church on Saturday before the 3^rd Sunday of Oct. a funeral in memory of Adam Smith

516. Preached a funeral at Solomon’s’ Church in memory of a young Mo Ennis on the 4^th Sunday of Aug

545. Preached a funeral in memory of Emeline Nease wife of Thos. Jr. Nease on the 1^st Sunday of Feb.

13. Solemnized the rites of Matrimony between G. A. Barger and A.E. Bolich on the 4^th day of June 1870

615. Preached at Abraham Raders on the evening of the 15^th (Good Friday) of April 1870. Attended burial of Rev A. Helner [ could be Fleener ] on the 15^th of April 1870
616. Attended the Sickbed of Peter Ottingers wife and Preached on the 16^th day of April 1870

1. Preached at St. James on the 3^rd S of June a funeral in of an infant of Mary Renner [Stennis ??]
2. On the same evening at widow Henry Rader’s

636. Preached at Salem on the 4^th S. of June, a funeral in memory of Mrs. John Ottingers.

Preached at St. James on 4^th Sunday of Oct. a funeral in memory of an infant child of Christian Blazers

M. Solemnized the rites of Matrimony between Noah Nease and Malissa Darling on the 3^rd day of Oct. 1870

M. Solemnized the rites of Matrimony between Calvin Blazer and Anna Cook on the 24^th day of Nov. 1870

659. Preached at St. James on the 2^nd Sunday of Dec. a funeral in memory of Abraham Peters

M Solemnized the rites of Matrimony between Jonathan Peters and Sarah C. Rader on the 22^nd day of Dec. 1870

M Solemnized the rites of Matrimony between John A Scruge and Mary Cook on the 9^th day of March 1871 (1870 ed.)

672. Preached at St. James a FAREWELL SERMON the 2^nd Sunday of March. Started from Caney Branch on the 14^th day of March & from Midway on the train on the 15^th day of march TO EMIGRATE

(the following marriages were crossed out, not completely, just one big "X" through the top half of the page. With a horizontal line through the last line of the third marriage)

Preached at St. James on the 3^rd Sunday of Dec.

M Solemnized the rites of Matrimony between Hugh C. Kilso & Mary Buck on the 16 July 1871

M Solemnized the rites of Matrimony between Benton Jonson & Sarah Jane White on the 12^th day of Oct. 1871

715 Attended a convention with Bro. P.L. Kenkel & J. N. Moser and members of the Mo.

M Solemnized the rites of Matrimony between Newton Wheeler and Regina Rader on the 19^th of December 1872

M Solemnized the rites of Matrimony between James Barnhill & Mandy Medlock on the 27th of April 1873

1. " on Friday following evening at the same place a funeral in memory of Philip Nease
2. on Saturday morning at the same place organized a Church & preached a sermon
3. at the same place the same evening a funeral in memory of P. Bben??us Child
4. Preached & Administered the Lords Supper to 28 persons on Sunday
5. a funeral in memory of Joseph Buck and James Machelwains children on the 1^st Sunday of June at St. Pauls Church
6. 11 at Eurica on the 2^nd Sunday of June

And on the 31^st day of September Andrew Rader was ordained to the office of Deacon at New Hope Church Sullivan County Tenn

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