Kiser - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Benjamin L. Kiser

harmen10 — 2012-05-18 18:14:42Z

You might be looking for Benjamin Kizer.. Born in Pa in 1791 and died in 1870..????3.

KISER David B - Vietnam Wall section 8E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-11 14:10:17Z

KISER David B - Vietnam Wall section 8E

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Re: Looking for Kiser descendants

LILYBELLE260 — 2012-04-27 22:55:02Z

I am also the great great grandaughter of Rec Lilburn Kiser!! My grandfather was Elihu DeBusk Kiser. If you have any info please let me know'
Thank you
Lillie Morton

Re: Kiser Family

RachelKipp — 2012-04-25 05:16:43Z

my great grandfathers dad was charley basenback which is the son of michael and jennie basenback. all the same relatives that you have listed.

James Kiser 1829-1899

mikeohlh — 2012-04-05 04:16:49Z

My Mother and I have been searching for info on her Gr Grandfather, James Kiser. We have 3 possible birth years, 1829 from his headstone, 1832 from the 1880 census, and 1835 according to his widows' pension application filed in 1931, by Catherine 'Kate' (Magel/Darnell) Kiser. His name was spelled 3 different ways maybe because he could not write, and other folks would spell it Keyser, or Kieser, or Kiser. Most folks that knew him used Kiser. He lived in Monthalia, Gonzales County, Texas since his marriage to Kate in 1872. They had 7 children: Oscar (who died young), William Henry, Phillip Houston, Minnie Lee, Lucy, Odo, and Gus Eddie. We have no info on any siblings or parents for James, does any of this ring a bell?

Re: Noah Winthrop Kiser - Russell CO, VA

grad9700 — 2012-03-10 02:33:01Z

Dear Jonathan,

My father is able to help you with Noah Winthrop Kiser's family information because we are his descendants. Noah Winthrop was my Dad's great-grandfather. He married sometime around 1890 and them moved to Carter County, KY in 1901. He was a circuit riding Baptist preacher and had 6 children. He lived to be 69 and is buried in the family cemetery in Poplar, Ky. John Arthur Kiser was my Dad's grandpa, and then his dad was Vernon Kiser and then my Dad is the last Kiser, his name is Gary. Sadly, my dad has all girls and thus the Kiser name ended as we're all married.

Dad says he'd be willing to talk with you, but he doesn't have a computer. You can email me back if you are interested and I'll provide you with their phone number.

Kind regards,
Lynette Kiser-Baldwin
email me at grad9700@yahoo.com

Donald E. Kiser of Elkhart, IN 1944

drbrownlee — 2012-02-09 05:41:28Z

Donald is pictured in the 44-A class yearbook of Curtis Field, in Brady, Texas. He is an aviation cadet. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: Kiser family - Union County, North Carolina

NSBARBIE46 — 2011-12-31 02:53:19Z

One more thing, Calvin Miller and Sarah Kiser were married on October 5, 1899 in Bethania, North Carolina. She was 34 years old and he was 52 years old.

Re: Kiser family - Union County, North Carolina

NSBARBIE46 — 2011-12-31 02:32:15Z

I've been doing research on the Kiser surname and I came across the information regarding your great-grandfather's siblings. The 1900 U.S. Census for Bethania, Forsyth, North Carolina shows all of the Kiser siblings living with Calvin Miller the head of the family and his wife, Sarah Miller. It shows they have a son; Henry Miller and a daughter; Vina Miller, the rest of the children listed are the names you have mentioned (Kiser) and they are listed as step-children. Hattie Kiser 15 yrs old, Lewis Kiser 13 yrs old, James Kiser 12 yrs old, Samuel Kiser 8 yrs old, John Kiser 6 yrs old, Ellis Kiser 5 yrs old, Amos Kiser 4 yrs old, and Tency Kiser 2 yrs old. If you don't already have this information, I hope you find it helpful. Feel free to contact me anytime. Also, the photo of the census is sideways so you have to twist you head to see it. Have a great day. Toni

Re: Nancy Wylodean Kiser daughter of Malcolm Kiser and Ida Artrip Kiser

fayekisertucson — 2011-12-29 01:53:09Z

You may have already found the information on who Isabell's parents are, but just in case, I have them as James H Breeding and Margaret Rasnake. Another source has Isabel's parents as John Breeding. My source for James H is the Russell County, Va online marriage record for Campbell Kiser and Isabel Breeding. 14 December 1878. AA Kiser was the minister.

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~varussel/vitals/marriages/...

Re: Kiser Family from PA

ldkiser — 2011-12-05 16:02:23Z

My husband is a Kiser descended from John Kiser born in SC and then moved to AL. I am trying to find a connection to the PA Kisers. How do I get a copy of the Kiser book or document to which you refer? Can you check to see if anyone from that family ever went to South Carolina or Alabama?
Thanks for any help you can provide.

Re: Kiser Family from PA

tlkiser1 — 2011-12-04 02:50:31Z

Hi, my name is Tracy Kiser. I live in Ontario, Canada. My father is William Robert Kiser, His father was Wayne Garett Kiser, I have a copy of Avelyn Kiser's Geneology document. My Grandfather grew up in Shippenville Pennsylvania.

Re: Bourbon Co.,KY Kisers

DonMatson91 — 2011-10-21 15:31:50Z

David,
Was wondering if you could put this info. that you list here in some type of format that would show relationships to each other, for example (2 brothers?)
John Keizer/Kiser from Lower Potomack Hundred, (Frederick Co.,Md.?)b.? d.? wife Margaret --------. Went to Fayette then Bourbon Co.,Ky.
1. John
2. Jacob b. 1767? d. 1838? Bourbon Co.,Ky. wife
Elizabeth Wood where & when married?
a. Samuel (is he the Samuel who came to Owen Co.,In.?
b. Joseph b. 1780 d. 1837 marr. Rebecca -------
went to Rush Co.,In.?
c. John b. ca. 1780 no further record
d. Elizabeth Isabel? b. 1787 d. 1862 Grant Co.,In.
marr. John Wood Sr. 1814 Bourbon Co.,Ky.
Christopher/Stophel Keizer/Kiser b.? d.? marr. ?
1. John no info.
2. Jacob " "
3. Christopher/Stophel no info.
Something on this order to help clear up all this guessing & help put some meat on these bones. Ha.
Also do you have a copy of the newspaper article from the Kentuckian-Citizen dated 8/24/1943 titled "Kiser Family of Bourbon Co.,Ky." that you could show what the entire article says.
Also, if these Keizers/Kisers are descended from Peter Kirck Keyser b. 11/26/1676 Amsterdam, Holland d. 1724 Germantown, Pa. marr. Margaret Souplis/Supplee?
Thanks
Don dmatson876@gmail.com

Re: Kisers' of Alabama

onepenny1 — 2011-08-07 21:44:24Z

I have hit a brick wall in McNairy Co., Tenn., where my Kisers were from. I, too, heard that they dropped the "a" during the war. My great-grandfather was Henry Eugene Kiser, married Eliza James, and lived in McNairy Co., Tenn., died about 1884/85. My grandfather was Dennie Austin Kiser, brother was Charles Kiser, sister Net, and another sister Adeline. Dennie, Charles, and Net all ended up in Nebraska.

My mother said that the Kisers were Holland Deutch, poss. from Penn.? Don't know much more than that.

Re: Kiser family - Union County, North Carolina

denisemk — 2011-07-23 00:55:40Z

My husband name is James E Kiser, Jr. and Grandfather Sammuel Kiser is John Kiser(1893) contact james6277@live.com. In addition, Tency Kiser has a grand duaghter living in Charolette, NC see us an emil

KISER Robert J - Vietnam Wall section 4W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-06-16 12:34:30Z

KISER Robert J - Vietnam Wall section 4W

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KISER Robert T - Vietnam Wall section 4W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-06-12 15:41:10Z

KISER Robert T - Vietnam Wall section 4W

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Will of Jacob Keiser of Bourbon County KY

tryafix — 2011-06-07 22:38:45Z

Have in my possession a copy of the will of
one Jacob Keiser, written November 13, 1832,
proved in Bourbon County KY court on Sept 3, 1838.
I've seen several questions about this will in
posts on this Kiser board, but it is hard to answer
them all easily in one post. So -
Will answer questions about contents of that
will if you e-mail me directly at plainj@ieee.org
I'm not a descendant.
Jay K.

Re: Bourbon Co.,KY Kisers

DonMatson91 — 2011-05-18 17:07:37Z

I have a new email address if anyone wants to reach me about this query.
It's dmatson876@gmail.com
Thanks
Don Matson

KISER Leon E - Vietnam Wall section 6W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-05-12 18:56:44Z

KISER Leon E - Vietnam Wall section 6W

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Re: Kiser

annabthompson1 — 2011-05-05 23:40:51Z

I am going to PA next week. I hope to visit the Clarion County Historical Society and the Court House.

According to the History of Clarion County two Kiser brothers came to the county in the 1800s. My ggrandfather was Henry J Kiser. I believe he married Lucinda Wingerd.

My regular email is annabthompson@cox.net. I will let you know what I discover.

Re: Kiser

maryranck — 2011-05-05 22:37:06Z

My 3GGGrandmother was Nancy Rebecca Kiser born in Shippensburg,PA b. 11 Feb 1821 and d.13 Feb 1890. She was married to John Idle.
Any information about her parents would be helpful.
Thanks.

Nancy Rebecca Kiser

maryranck — 2011-05-05 22:34:11Z

My 3 GGGrandmother married to John Idle. B. 11 Feb 1821 d. 13 Feb 1890.
Any information about her parents would be helpful.
Thanks.

James R. Kiser, born about 1929, in Indiana...

babyblake2010 — 2011-04-26 23:41:08Z

He was living with my ancestors labeled as a 'ward' I'm hoping to find someone who may have more info on this individual and his story. I found him in the 1930's Federal Census.

http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1930usfedcen&a...

Elmer E Brogan 59
Waife D Brogan 56
Guy E Brogan 22
James R Kiser 1 2/12

Kiser

annabthompson1 — 2011-04-25 01:39:46Z

I am intereted in finding info regarding Kiser's that lived in Clarion County, PA. I know two brothers moved into the area in the early 1800s. Where did they live before they came to Clarion County?

My great-grandmother was Mary Josephine Kiser Fisher. Her family lived in the Shippenville area of Clarion County.
She married Frank Fisher.

Re: Kisers' of Alabama

willowsilverdream — 2011-04-13 19:30:08Z

I am a Kiser in WV and have heard that our name was changed due to some issues during the war. However, I don't have much information because my gr-grandmother Elizabeth Chandler left her husband when my grandfather Martin Kiser was young. I know they were living in Kentucky, but I do not know what my gr-grandfather's name was.

Samuel & Alice Cox

36frankie — 2011-03-30 17:32:27Z

Samuel & Alice arrived from Northhamtonshire aboard the ship Midlothianon 10/8/1851 at Lytteelton settled at Fendall Town New Zealand. They brought 7 children and had 2 more after arrival. Sam died in 1868 and Alice in 1892. I am trying to find their parents. M y guess is they were from England. Sam's grandaughter Olive Jane married Harry Switalla and their children were Ray, Betty, Audrey, Bruce, & Eric all deceased. if anyone out there has any clues to put me in the right direction they would be my hero.

Re: i am Marlene Kiser Bauer Granddaughter of Albert n Lucy Kiser Carter Cty KY

willowsilverdream — 2011-02-23 16:58:06Z

I am also looking for a Kiser in Kentucky. Nobody is sure of his first name but he worked in the coal mines, was married to Elizabeth Chandler at one time, and had a son around 1926 named Martin Wicker Kiser.

Re: Kiser's from Troy Oh

Niabbey1 — 2011-02-13 17:17:44Z

I was born at Wright Patterson Airforce base and lived the first 16 years of my life in Dayton. I now and have lived in Colorado for over 35 years. My grandma was born in Piqua and lived in Southern Ohio her whole life. I still have cousins in the area in Miami Twp, and in Bethel. Miami County has a huge on line data base of the area and that is where I was able to obtain my great grandma's birth certificate from there. http://www.tdn-net.com/genealogy/miamico.htm
My grandma told me along time ago that we had Cherokee ancestry and was told this by her grandma (Sadie) I also have it from other side of the family.
If you send me an email I will send you some photos of my great grandma and a scan of her birth certifcate, as I do not know how to attach things here. My email is Niabbey@comcast.net

Charles C Kiser married to McAtee

tatumjt — 2011-02-10 00:50:50Z

I'm looking for Charles C Kiser b abt 1869 in Ohio. Married to Margaret McAtee who was born in 1873 and died between 1900-1910. She was referred to as Aggie in the 1900 census. Charles father may have been Samuel Kiser living in Louden, Seneca, OH during the 1880 census.

Re: Kiser's from Troy Oh

valoriehill — 2011-02-09 21:17:16Z

Do you have your Great Grandmother's birth certificate in a digital format? Could you attach it to an e-mail or post? I could print it for my uncle and myself. Thanks.

Re: Kiser's from Troy Oh

valoriehill — 2011-02-09 14:20:54Z

This is amazing to me. I just started looking into the Kiser side and I find you. It is just such a small world. Do you still live in the Fletcher area? I don't know if I mentioned it - but I was born in Indiana and moved to Ohio to work in Sidney. My parents divorced when I was young and my Dad remarried soon after the divorce. This caused a major rift between my Dad & his family, so I grew up not being around them. I had absolutely no idea Grandma's family was from Ohio. My Dad mentioned it to me one day in a phone call and I nearly fell off my chair. He didn't know Sidney was close to Fletcher. It felt really weird to me that I drove past the family "home" every day to work and probably worked with relatives I didn't know. I contacted Uncle Bruce - I hadn't spoken to him in probably 10 years - because Dad told me he had done quite a lot of genealogy. It feels bizare to of come full circle - and not even know it.

Uncle Bruce told me there was an actor named Monte Blue. He played Native American roles. He said Grandma would tell him he was related to the actor. When Uncle Bruce looked into the family he found a Kiser had married a Mary Blue. "Blue" was a Wyandot or Shawnee name. So I think there is Native American blood in our mix. That was helpful for me to know. My skin color is a bit olive and tans dark in the summer. I had no idea where it came from - but now I'm pretty sure where I got it. I don't know if your side of the family exhibits that trait or not.

I don't know if Bruce Kiser ever knew about your Great Grandma. I don't know if he did know and skipped town on the railroad. All of my Grandma's sisters have past except 1 and she is in a nursing home. I doubt however if Bruce K. knew about your Great Grandma he would not of told his youngest daughter. I'm thinking he may not of known because the family remained pretty close even after he moved away. I would of thought they would of shunned him if they knew. I might be completely wrong - we may never know who knew what and when.

My Uncle is not on-line so I'm going to print your posts with all the information you have given me and snail mail it to him so he can include it with his information.

Re: Peter Keyser from PA

clswensen — 2011-02-09 01:54:29Z

Earl,

I would love to obtain a copy of your CD if possible.

Re: Kiser's from Troy Oh

Niabbey1 — 2011-02-08 03:30:18Z

When my Grandma was still alive I asked her why her mother's birth certificate said her mother's father was Bruce Kiser. First she looked shocked and ask me how I found that out. She didn't talk or say much about it. So, I assumed it was kept pretty hushed. I wish I would have asked her more about it later. Illegitimate children did occur back then. I doubt it was accepted, however. I have a family book that was filled out by my great grandma, and she listed James Marrs as her step-father. However, she did not list her father. The Gump family is quite large, most of them lived in Flecher Ohio. Many are buried in the Flecher cemetery. They are related and connected to the Studebaker family. The ones who made the wagons and later the cars. I'm guessing we must have some Kiser in there, my great grandma did not look much like her mother, so I assumed she must have looked like Bruce.

Re: Kiser's from Troy Oh

valoriehill — 2011-02-07 23:41:59Z

Hi there. I talked to my Uncle Bruce and he always thought that Bruce Kiser worked for the railroad and that is what brought him west to Daleville. The New York Central Railroad went through Daleville - I'm not sure the year however. My Uncle was not aware of any children in Ohio. Uncle Bruce said that he didn't remember making any trips to Ohio to visit family - but many times Kiser family from Ohio would come to visit the Kiser family in Indiana. Bruce Kiser had a farm 3 miles outside Daleville. He lost the farm at some point. He had put the farm up as collateral for a car lot his brother opened in Fletcher Ohio. The brother lost the car lot & Bruce K. lost the farm. Bruce Kiser ended up living with his oldest daughter for many years in Daleville. That is about as much as I have right now.

How far are you on a family tree? How big is the Gump side of the family. My Uncle might be rather interested in this formerly unknown side of the family.

Re: Kiser's from Troy Oh

Niabbey1 — 2011-01-19 05:53:10Z

Sarah Gump did marry James Marrs, and they had a son, Alva Marrs. In her adult years, I can only find her listed as Sadie L instead of Sarah. My grandmother always referred to her as her grandma Sadie. My Great grandmother also took the last name Marrs and went by Marie I Marrs, as her maiden name. James and Sadie L Marrs divorced. I have no proof of that, but was told that by my grandma. Sadie married again to William H. Wolaver. Sadie L. Wolver, died March 13, 1932 in Miami County.

Re: Kiser's from Troy Oh

valoriehill — 2011-01-18 19:34:54Z

I've got a call in to my Uncle about this. I talked to my Dad and he didn't recall any talk in the family about why Bruce Kiser left OH - but my Dad is one of the youngest siblings. Uncle Bruce is the oldest and most likely to recall these things. The Kiser family was rather religious - a few of the men were preachers or deacons in the German Baptist & First Baptist Society - although to my knowledge Bruce's father did not hold any of these positions.

My Dad seemed to recall Bruce Kiser was a Moonshiner - but in looking at my Uncle's notes it appears the farmer down the road would hide his shine in Bruce Kiser's farm for pickup. Not sure if this is acurate - but it is what I have....

It might be a couple of days before my Uncle calls back but I'll reply to this thread when I hear from him.

Did Sarah Gump marry later? What was her married name? I tried to look her up on the census and the only one I found was 1880. I figured she got married and I couldn't find her under "Gump" anymore.

Re: Kiser's from Troy Oh

Niabbey1 — 2011-01-17 22:04:58Z

The other thing is on the 1900 census list
Name: Bruce Kiser
Home in 1900: Salem, Delaware, Indiana
Age: 28
Birth Date: Apr 1872
Birthplace: Ohio
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relationship to head-of-house: Boarder

So we know he was in Indiana in 1900.

Re: Kiser's from Troy Oh

Niabbey1 — 2011-01-17 21:42:19Z

My Great Grandmother was born July 18, 1894 Brown Tp, county Miami in the state of Ohio. The name listed on her certified copy of Birth Record is Ina M. Gump. Although she went by Marie Ina. It list her father as Bruce Kiser-no other information. Mother's name as Sarah L. Gump, who went by (Sadie). I never knew anything about Bruce Kiser until I ordered her birth certificate.

Re: Kiser's from Troy Oh

valoriehill — 2011-01-17 21:09:26Z

This is facinating to me. At some point Bruce moved to Daleville Indiana and I was never sure why he moved when all his family was still in Ohio. What year was your Great Grandmother born? Bruce Kiser was married in 1902 in Daleville Indiana. He had 7 daughters with wife Mary Isabelle Walters. Their 2nd oldest was my Grandmother - Thelma Shirley. All of my information I've gotten from my Uncle (Bruce Pederson). My uncle describes Bruce Kiser as a good fiddle player, had many friends and everyone loved him. My uncle went fox hunting with him when B. Kiser was 80 years old. Interesting enough my Dad who was Bruce Pederson's younger brother met Bruce Kiser only once. I've wanted to talk to my Uncle about the reason Bruce Kiser moved to Indiana. I'll call him and see if he knows anything.

The Kiser's have been in the US for a very long time. Bruce's grandfather was John P. Kiser - the first white man to settle in Brown Township, Miami County. John's father Peter & grandfather John Johannes served in the Revolutionary War. John Johannes Kiser immigrated to Virginia from Baden Wurttemberg Germany.

Re: Kiser's from Troy Oh

Niabbey1 — 2011-01-17 02:07:40Z

I'm looking for information about Bruce Kiser as well. My Great grandma's birth certificate list him as her father. Her mother is listed as Sarah/Sadie Gump, so they were not married at the time of her birth, or ever. They were neighbors as I found on a census.

Re: i am Marlene Kiser Bauer Granddaughter of Albert n Lucy Kiser Carter Cty KY

lijo123 — 2011-01-10 12:47:51Z

Marleen, Hattie was My Grandmother Please contact me. I am trying to fill in the blanks. I am Dicks daughter, Lila.

John Carwine "Ichabod" Kiser

SherriRaney1 — 2010-12-27 17:10:15Z

I am a descendent of J.C. Kiser. His parents died of typhoid right before the 1860 census. Of the 9 siblings, I find 6 living with neighbors acc to the Census. But no sign of the oldest, Sarah Elizabeth, a twin named Lucy, or the youngest, John Carwine. J.C. didn't die in the epidemic, obviously, but reemerges in historical records as an adult by 1880. Does anyone have any idea how he spent his childhood?

Kyzers of South Carolina

praiseworthycreations2002 — 2010-11-21 15:18:08Z

Does anyone have information on the Kyzers that lived in South Carolina? My ancestor Nora Hope married John Brazzle around the 1900's and they worked for the Kyzers in Lexington, SC

KISER Jerry A - Vietnam Wall section 37W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-11-14 23:07:40Z

KISER Jerry A - Vietnam Wall section 37W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 218,950 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Ida Kiser Lumley Edmiston of AR

palgeo — 2010-10-30 00:32:29Z

This lady was my spouse's greataunt. She passed in the early 1920's after marrying Frank Edmiston. He soon married her daughter, Tennie and had several children. Tennie later remarried an Oley Greene. This name familiar to anyone? Thanks

Thomas K. Kiser - Medical Technician - Okinawa 1956-57

jonathan_clemente — 2010-10-17 19:30:49Z

I am looking for anyone with information on Thomas K. Kiser who worked s a medical technician at Camp Chinen, Okinawa under Dr. Robert J. Carey circa 1956-57. Kiser also worked with another medical technician named Bill Caraway.

Re: Family Ties

mandsdietz — 2010-09-15 22:00:34Z

do you know if william's father was conrad shuler and mother mary green?

KISER Carl S honor our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 56W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-09-13 13:10:51Z

KISER Carl S honor our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 56W

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Virgil Kiser, 88,Born.in Meadville, Pa. son of, Leon A. Kiser and Madge O. DeRoss.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2010-08-30 00:23:01Z

Virgil Kiser, 88,
died Friday, August 27, 2010 at Pleasant Ridge Manor West. He was well liked by the staff and other residents. Born on November 24, 1921 in Meadville, Pa. to Leon A. Kiser and Madge O. DeRoss. He was the fifth child of ten children. He was preceded in death by his wife, Irene T. Kiser (Pytlarz), whom he married on August 1, 1942. Survived by his sons, David Kiser and his wife, Linda, and Virgil Kiser Jr. and his wife, Barbara, his grandchildren, Sandra Finn of Maryland, Brenda Kiser of Florida, and Brian Severance of Erie, and two great-grandchildren, Jacob Mulley and Piper Finn of Maryland. Further survived by one brother, Richard Kiser, one sister, Virginia Kiser, both of Ohio, and many nieces, nephews and cousins. Virgil was a World War II Veteran and served in the 64th Field Artillery Battalion in the Philippines. He collected antiques and was an avid flea marketer. Friends may call at the Mattera Funeral Home, 188 East State Street, Albion, on Monday from 6-8 p.m. A prayer service will be held at 8 p.m. followed by military honors. Burial will be private by the family. To send condolences, please visit www.matterafuneralhome.com