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Re: Jacob Mosser, Illinois, 1850s

Phyllis_Zachow — 2012-04-24 23:52:03Z

Yes, the Zachow connection is through Bertha - my husband's greatgrandmother. I have that info if anyone wants it. I can't seem to get past Bertha's parents - Jacob Mosser and Ursula Retterer on the Mosser side.

Phyllis Zachow

Re: Jacob Mosser, Illinois, 1850s

newsieq — 2012-04-24 17:18:55Z

If they started out in the US in Long Grove, it's very likely they were from Mutterscholtz, Alsace. The village of Long Grove's first name was Mutterscholtz (Mother's Woods), because so many people emigrated from there. My Retterer ancestors came over in the late 1850s from there, too.

Re: Jacob Mosser, Illinois, 1850s

newsieq — 2012-04-24 17:08:06Z

I have so much more information now than I did back when we last communicated. I even found the Zachow connection, I'm assuming it's through Bertha. I still don't have any information about Jacob's parents, however.

Re: Jacob Mosser, Illinois, 1850s

grlo48 — 2012-04-24 15:06:47Z

I looked up the 1860 Census. So they came to America before Dec., 1859

1860 United States Federal Census August 8
Home in 1860: Vernon, Lake, Illinois
Post Office: Long Grove
Household Members:
Name Age
John Longhurst 55 Farmer, land value 1200, property value 1000, b. France,
Maria Longhurst 71 b. France,
Jacob Mosser 32 Cooper, b. France,
Frederick Mosser 30 Mason, b. France,
Ursola Mosser 24 b. France,
Mena Mosser 9/12 b. IL
Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: Vernon, Lake, Illinois; Roll: M653_193; Page: 706; Image: 311; Family History Library Film: 803193.

Re: Jacob Mosser, Illinois, 1850s

Phyllis_Zachow — 2012-04-24 14:25:58Z

Do you have parents for Jacob Mosser? I noticed on the 1880 census it's spelled "Mossier". Any new info?
Many thanks, Phyllis Zachow

Re: Jacob Mosser

R_Heimburger — 2011-09-03 19:34:58Z

I haven't been on here for a long time. did you get any information on Thomas Meece? I would like to share, This is my family also. please reply to RDH587@AOL.COM

Any connection with my Mosser family?

spaetzelj — 2011-03-26 18:49:41Z

My grandmother is Ruth (Mosser) Spaetzel. Her older brother was Willard (Will) Mosser, followed by Elaine Mosser, my grandmother, then Richard (Dick) Mosser.

MOSSER Charles D - Vietnam Wall section 27W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-01-01 13:27:09Z

MOSSER Charles D - Vietnam Wall section 27W

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 219,080 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Eliza Moser/ Mosser - died 1880, Reading, Berks Co., PA

SharonKleinstuber — 2010-11-01 16:05:37Z

There is an Eliza Moser in the Reading Death index, line 395, who died 18 Jun 1880. Can anyone tell me if this Eliza was Elizabeth (Adam), wife of John Moser/ Mosser? Elizabeth Adam was born 28 Feb 1818.
Sharon
snkgenealogy@hotmail.com

Re: John Mosser (from Nebraska?) & W. A. Boyer

Stonequeen — 2010-05-03 17:46:23Z

Sorry, I no longer have this. If I remember correctly, it went to some family members in California.

Re: Westfall/Mosser in Talent Jackson Co Oregon

godfreyteam_1 — 2010-05-02 21:13:04Z

I don't have anything about Ruth, however, I can place a name to the Mosser. My great uncle, Glen Mosser, married a Ruth. According to their headstone, she was born 1916 and died 1998. Both are buried in Ashland, Oregon.

Re: John Mosser (from Nebraska?) & W. A. Boyer

godfreyteam_1 — 2010-05-02 20:48:09Z

Has anyone claimed the postcard? If not, I would like it. I have a John Mosser from Nebraska, and his sister married a W. Boyer and later moved to Colorado. My email is godfreyteam@verizon.net

Madolyn MOSSER Parker 1915-2009 b. Bayard, West Virginia

Lace_Lynch — 2009-11-26 12:30:25Z

BOARDMAN - Madolyn F. Parker, 94, passed away peacefully Monday afternoon, Nov. 23, 2009, at Assumption Village in North Lima, Ohio.

Madolyn was born July 22, 1915 in Bayard, West Virginia, a daughter of the late Berkley and Cleo Maude Holler Mosser, was raised in Akron, Ohio and settled in the Youngstown, Ohio area in the late-1930s.

She was a homemaker and also worked as a waitress for various local restaurants.

She often attended the Old North Church in Canfield, Ohio enjoyed bingo, was a great cook, and most importantly, loved spending time with her family.

Her husband, James S. Parker, whom she married in 1939, passed away Jan. 30, 1955.

Mrs. Parker leaves two daughters, Glenda (Henry) Spencer of Youngstown and Sandra (Robert) Stanko of Canfield, Ohio; six grandchildren, Randy Spencer, Sheri (Rob) Pilolli, Lisa Spencer, Rob (Jennifer) Stanko, Jill (George) Houser and Nicole (Ken) Burrows; and 10 great-grandchildren, Danielle, Anthony, Camryn, Cole, Robbie, Madison, Carly, Rocco, Gino and Marco.

Madolyn will be truly missed by all who knew and loved her.

Besides her husband, a brother, Dorwin Mosser, is deceased.

Family and friends are welcome to attend a memorial service which will be held on Friday, Nov. 27, at 1 p.m. in the Fireside Room at the Old North Church on Herbert Road in Canfield.

Arrangements have been entrusted to the Kinnick Funeral Home in Youngstown, Ohio.

Memorial contributions may be made in Madolyn’s name to the Old North Church.

Visit kinnickfuneralhome.com to view this obituary and to send condolences on-line .

Courtesy Post
Mahoning

Re: Mosser Family

aelock — 2009-09-18 19:40:55Z

The first ancester in this MOSSER/Moser line that I am aware of was Gilgan MOSER he married Rosina MULLER in 1579 in Langnau, Bern, Switzerland. I have no knowledge of them ever being in Germany. My emigrant came from Nods, Jura, Switzerland after leaving Langnau for religeous reasons. This emigrant was Nichlaus MOSER and he arrived on the ship Phoenix on 1 Oct 1754 along with his brother Hans Jacob MOSER. Nichlaus MOSER settled in Dauphin County,PA where he married Magdalena Dellenbach. He moved to Allegheny Co., MD (now Garrett Co, MD) in 1803. My grandfather moved from MD to DE in 1910 and many of my relatives live there now.

Ann

Re: Mosser Family

Betsynulman — 2009-09-18 14:11:29Z

I know from my g grandfather John Musser that his father was Henry Mosser Selbysport,Md. and Elliotsville, Fayette, Pa. I wonder if you know when and if our ancesters originated in Germany ( How long were they in Switzerland ) Thank you for all of your wonderful information

Re: Mosser Family of MD & WV

Lynn_Gorski — 2009-07-09 00:26:36Z

Thanks for the info Ann. I have 8 children for Nicholas and Magdelena Dellenbach:
Molly, Nancy, Christian, Barbara, Anna Maria, John, Nicholas Valentine, and Elizabeth.

I'll look through my records more closely to see what I might have on Nicholas, brother of Christian. I show his wife as Elizabeth - no surname -.

Re: Mosser Family of MD & WV

aelock — 2009-07-07 20:43:17Z

Hello Lynn,

This is my family also. I descend from Nicholas,Jr. who was the youngest brother of Christian. I have found this family back to Gilgan MOSER, who was from Langnau, Bern, Switzerland. He was born c1550. He married Rosina Mueller.

They were the grandparents of the first Nicholas MOSER born 15 Feb 1722 in Noda, Jura, Switzerland. He died 1783 in Lebanon Township, Lancaster County. He Married Catherine Schwartz about 1751 in Corgemont, Jura, Switzerland.

His son Nicholas is the one who moved from Dauphin County, PA. in 1803. He married Magdalena Dellenbach and they had 6 children that I know of.

They arrived in Philadelphia on the ship Phonex on 10 Oct,1754.

I have been researching this family for many years and had a lot of data on them. But I do not have the wife of the last Nicholas who is my direct line. Do you have her name?

My new email is amel31@att.net

Ann

Mosser Family of MD & WV

Lynn_Gorski — 2009-07-06 19:09:45Z

My Mosser ancestors begin with my Grandmother Grace Mosser (b. 1904) who Married Henry Evans
My Great grandparents are Charles Lee Mosser (b. 1865) who married Amanda Lea Verna Glass.
My 2nd Great grandparents Christian Mosser, Jr. (b. 1812) who married Susan Lindeman.
My 3rd Great grandparents Christian Musser, Sr. (b. 1779) who married Anne Fike
My 4th Great grandparents Nicholas Valentine Mosser, Jr. (b. 1754) who married Magdalena Dellenbach
My 5th Great grandparents Nicholas Valentine Mosser, Sr. (b. abt 1739) who married Maria Schwab

My 86 year old mother who lives in Atlanta, Wilma Evans Markley (daughter of Grace Mosser) would like to visit the gravesites of ancestors she has not previously visited. I am taking her to the Garrett County area for a week in September. Trouble is, I can’t find several of the gravesites.

•I believe that Christian Mosser, Jr. and Susan Lindeman are buried in Old Log Church cemetery at Altamont, Garrett Cty, MD on road between Oakland & Kitzmiller. Do you have any idea where that is and whether there is a cemetery there?

•I understand that Nicholas Valentine Mosser, Jr. and Magdalena Dellenbach are buried on their 200 acre farm in Selbysport, Garrett Cty, MD that they purchased from John Simpkins in 1804. Any chance you know where the farm is and where on the farm they were buried? Is there a cemetery? Who owns the land now that I would need to get in touch with to get permission to bring my Mom onto the property?

Thanks for any help you can give me.
Lynn Gorski
LGorski@mindspring.com

Re: ERNEST HARRISON MOSSER BORN 1890

clrickman_1 — 2009-06-04 22:06:00Z

Hi Ann, I've lost your email addy. We exchanged Mosser info many years ago. I have received some emails with questions on the Mosser line that I think you can answer better than I can. My email addy is clrickman@comcast.net , Talk to you soon. Connie Rickman

Re: ERNEST HARRISON MOSSER BORN 1890

stacybh71 — 2009-04-20 16:15:46Z

thank you for this information, i knew he came from a large family. i wish my grand mother was still around to learn this. she was very curious about he fathers past.
thank you, stacy B

Re: Mosser Family

JMosser161 — 2009-03-27 21:14:54Z

interesting message, I some things, switzerland/austria. there is apparently a split in the family, some came through canada and michigan going west and some into Pa. my branch came in through canada to michigan, from aledgedly austria. but that is mysterious. my direct email is jmosser@planolawcenter.com. James C. Mosser.

Re: Mosser Family

aelock — 2009-03-27 21:04:30Z

Do you know the ancestry of this MOSSER family? I descend from Nicholas MOSER/MOSSER who moved from Dauphin County, PA in early 1800 to Allegheny (now Garrett) County, MD.

My ancestors came from Switzerland in middle 1700's.

Ann

Re: Mosser Family

JMosser161 — 2009-03-27 14:26:45Z

I know them all, I am James.

Anna (Annie) Mosser

kjfish50_7 — 2008-07-20 22:46:08Z

I'm trying to locate information on my aunt, Annie Mosser
born 8-24-1909, married Dave (David) Kirkwood and had three
girls, Judy, Joyce and Jeanette, she died in 10-1-1938, Mt Olive, Illinois. Her brother, my dad was Evan.
Kathy

Mosser

sapphirepurple55 — 2008-04-06 01:01:34Z

I was wondering if anyone had information on a Nancy Owens marrying a _____ Mosser around 1820 in Virginia? One of there daughters married a George Wells

Nancy Owens Mosser

sapphirepurple55 — 2008-04-06 00:59:07Z

I was wondering if anyone had information on a Nancy Owens marrying a _____ Mosser around 1820 in Virginia?

Re: ERNEST HARRISON MOSSER BORN 1890

wacky42babe — 2008-03-26 22:42:20Z

Stacey, let me correct myself their were a total of 12 siblings 10 of them were 5-half brothers and 5-half sisters.
His other 2 sisters were raised by their aunt on his mom's side.

Re: ERNEST HARRISON MOSSER BORN 1890

wacky42babe — 2008-03-23 16:53:07Z

Stacy Boesch, I have information on Ernest's family he had 5 half-brother and 5 half-sisters. He spent some time in Utah in the Army and lied about his age on his WWWI Draft Card. Thank you for the information as to why, hopefully I can help fill in some more blanks. I sent you an email, just waiting to hear from you.

Wendy

Re: ERNEST HARRISON MOSSER BORN 1890

joe_idoni — 2008-03-11 23:06:38Z

I have a grandmother by the name of Mildred K Mosser. To the best of my knowledge, she was either born or married or both in Grafton, WV.

Re: ERNEST HARRISON MOSSER BORN 1890

aelock — 2008-02-19 00:22:13Z

I have been researching the MOSSER line for many years. My ancestor was Nicklaus MOSER and he came from Swiss. in 1754 and settled in Dauphin Co., PA. He had a son Nicholas MOSSER who had a son John who had a son Daniel who had a son Lindy Harrison MOSSER. They were Mennonite and Brethren. My ancestor is John's brother Nicholas.They were in Dauphin Co.,PA first then in 1803 moved to Allegheny Co. (now Garrett Co.), MD. Then John moved to Parston Co., WV. My family remained in MD.

I have a cousin researching the John MOSSER family, so I sent her your message as I think she may be able to give you some information on Lindy Harrison MOSSER and possibly you can find a clue that may help you.

Some of John's children moved to PA and points west.

Good Luck,
Ann

ERNEST HARRISON MOSSER BORN 1890

stacybh71 — 2008-02-18 08:38:42Z

Ernest Harrison Mosser was my great grandpa; my grandma gave me this info. She didn’t know a lot about his history because he rarely talked about it. Born in Illinois Nov 25, 1890, he had a bad childhood, his mother died when he was a toddler and his aunt and uncle had to raise him. His family were Quakers or Mennonites or something like that. He lived in Illinois and said that a brother or uncle or cousin was abusive to him so he ran away around age 14 and joined the military. He had to lie about his age to get in. It must have been bad for a 14 year old to just leave. He was a baseball player for minor or some league but not sure which one just that he was a good ball player. He married Bertha Ruifurt and lived in San Jose California. He was a Studebaker mechanic. Had 2 girls viola Tilly in 1917, and Bernice in 1921 or 1922. He died in Aug of 1947 in San Jose ca. his wife died in 1977 in San Jose, ca. his 2 daughters died on the same day even though they were 1100 miles apart. Viola died in Grand Junction, co, and Bernice died in Capitola or Santa cruse ca, Feb. 4, 2008. Ernest Harrison Mosser was tall, thin, and handsome. I believe he had some siblings that my grandma never knew. I would love to find out more about his family so if there are any mosser descendents that know any of his/his family story, or history, please contact me.

Re: mosser

mmosser177 — 2008-02-10 20:33:05Z

Markus,
Hello. I got your email a good while ago but have not replied. I'm sorry that it has taken me so long. Could you give me some names of your Mosser ancestors? My family is from Alsace in France. I was just there this past summer visiting. Where is Carinthia? In Austria also? Tell me some information about yourself. When you email me back, email me at mmosser@cebridge.net. My great grandfather left Alsace and came to America in about 1870. He had one siste who also came to America. Other than that I don't know of any more of my family that came. I will be waiting anxiously to hear from you. Sincerely, Martin Mosser

Paul & Catherine (Bender)--Waibstadt-Baden to Canada c1836

heatherschenck1 — 2008-01-31 19:21:40Z

This is NOT my family. Read this info in a church book.....

"Paul (Mosser) Moser and his wife, Catherine Bender came from Waibstadt-Baden in October 1836 with sons Charles, John and Michael. Another son Franz (Francis) and wife Elizabeth Putteny came over on the ship "Irene" and landed in New York on Dec 29 1854. They settled in Wellesley Township, Waterloo County Ontario, Canada".

Info taken from the St Mary of Perpetual Help Roman Catholic Church book Hesson, Perth County, Ontario,Canada.

Good luck,
Heather

mosser

maxmosser — 2007-11-09 10:08:33Z

my name is markus mosser!
i am from austria.my familie came from carinthia and there are
many mossers.my grandfather told me that a part of his family
went to america.
so please when you know something about that please send me a
mail.thank you!

John Mosser

bettyw1941 — 2006-12-20 11:16:42Z

I am looking for information on a John Mosser, grandson of William and Anna Steinmann Bishop of Mt. Joy Twp, Lancaster co., Pa. John Mosser was left a house in Elizabethtown, by his grandfather William Bishop in his will. John was the son of William's daughter Barbara Bishop, who married a Catholic and she was not mentioned in the will. John's father's name was not mentioned either. William's will was written Jan 12, 1779. Will was probated on March 25, 1783. John was evidently not of legal age in 1779. Any info will be appreciated.

Thanks,
Betty Bishop Willoughby
bettyw41@yahoo.com

Re: Mosser

william611federation — 2006-11-19 06:24:56Z

My grandfather was Kenneth Mosser on my Mom's side. He married Louise Fern. I got my 3rd name from him.

Westfall/Mosser in Talent Jackson Co Oregon

icingtouchup — 2006-10-10 23:41:57Z

Looking for information on ancestry of Ruth WESTFALL Mosser b 7 sept 1916 Douglas Co Ks married to unknown MOSSER died 10 Apr 1998 Talent, Jackson Co Oregon. Parents are Edward E WESTFALL and Rosetta RENNICK.

Jennie Miller of PA.

hitchheick — 2006-08-15 01:07:07Z

Henry R. Mosser was born in Fairview Township, York County, July 14, 1828, to Benjamin H. and Elizabeth (Rupley) Mosser. Dr. Benjamin Mosser, subject’s great grandfather, was a native of Berne, Switzerland. Henry Mosser, subject’s grandfather, a blacksmith, farmer and preacher for the Dunkard Society, settled in Fairview Township in 1800; he married Susanna Neff, whose father owned the Columbia Ferry which Washington crossed when congress was convened at York; and on one occasion, this lady, when a child of ten years, had the honor of sitting on Washington’s knee while her mother was preparing breakfast. One of her children, Dr. Daniel Mosser, became Bishop of the Mennonite Reformed Church of Lancaster County; another son, Rev. Joseph Mosser, is in Salem, Ill. The father of our subject was born in 1802, was a farmer, owning 200 acres of land, also a lumber merchant; he was a prominent Whig, and was a member of the convention which nominated Gen. Scott for the presidency. He died in 1859, aged fifty-seven; his widow died in 1877, aged seventy-five years. Henry R. Mosser was reared on the home farm, and at the age of twenty-one joined his father in the lumber business; his father withdrew in 1857, and from 1864 to 1868 the firm was known as Mosser & Coover, at New Cumberland. In 1852 Mr. Mosser married Margaret A., daughter of Jacob Yocum, of York; her mother was a daughter of Gen. A. Duncan. To this union were born two children: Mettie and Rev. Benjamin H. In 1859 Mrs. M. died, and in 1863 Mr. Mosser married Jennie, daughter of John G. Miller, and to this union also two children have been born: Annie and John C. The family are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

Margaret A. Yocum of PA.

hitchheick — 2006-08-15 01:05:51Z

Henry R. Mosser of PA.

hitchheick — 2006-07-31 23:30:41Z

Henry R. Mosser

Henry R. Mosser was born in Fairview Township, York County, July 14, 1828, to Benjamin H. and Elizabeth (Rupley) Mosser. Dr. Benjamin Mosser, subject’s great grandfather, was a native of Berne, Switzerland. Henry Mosser, subject’s grandfather, a blacksmith, farmer and preacher for the Dunkard Society, settled in Fairview Township in 1800; he married Susanna Neff, whose father owned the Columbia Ferry which Washington crossed when congress was convened at York; and on one occasion, this lady, when a child of ten years, had the honor of sitting on Washington’s knee while her mother was preparing breakfast. One of her children, Dr. Daniel Mosser, became Bishop of the Mennonite Reformed Church of Lancaster County; another son, Rev. Joseph Mosser, is in Salem, Ill. The father of our subject was born in 1802, was a farmer, owning 200 acres of land, also a lumber merchant; he was a prominent Whig, and was a member of the convention which nominated Gen. Scott for the presidency. He died in 1859, aged fifty-seven; his widow died in 1877, aged seventy-five years. Henry R. Mosser was reared on the home farm, and at the age of twenty-one joined his father in the lumber business; his father withdrew in 1857, and from 1864 to 1868 the firm was known as Mosser & Coover, at New Cumberland. In 1852 Mr. Mosser married Margaret A., daughter of Jacob Yocum, of York; her mother was a daughter of Gen. A. Duncan. To this union were born two children: Mettie and Rev. Benjamin H. In 1859 Mrs. M. died, and in 1863 Mr. Mosser married Jennie, daughter of John G. Miller, and to this union also two children have been born: Annie and John C. The family are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

Samuel Moser/Mosser

genefun — 2006-07-13 02:46:39Z

My ggggrandfather was Samuel P. Moser b. Feb 1819, PA. I have only been able to trace him back to the 1850, Greenville, Darke Co., OH census, where the last name was misspelled "Muzzard". He married Rebecca Alice Pauley b. 1817, PA ~1837. They moved to OH between 1845 & 1849, to Warren Co., IA by 1870, to Phelps Co., NE in 1873 and Doniphan Co., KS between 1880 & 1890.I have found a Samuel Mosser in the 1840 Hummelstown, Dauphin Co., PA census who seems to match my Samuel in the age/gender listings. Does anyone know anything about this Samuel Mosser of Dauphin Co., OH? Or have a connection to Samuel and Rebecca Moser/Mosser? Their children were Lydia b. 1838, George W. 1840, Sarah Jane 1842, Catherine Ann 1845, Jacob Jake 1849, Cordelia 1852, Josephine 1857, Nancy 1859,

Re: Samuel Moser/Mosser

genefun — 2006-07-13 02:46:39Z

Sorry, I meant to ask -- Does anyone know anything about the Samuel Mosser from Hummelstown, Dauphin Co., PA (not Dauphin Co., OH!!!) 1840 Federal Census? Thanks.

Nancy Owens Mosser

sapphirepurple55 — 2006-06-05 01:18:14Z

I looking for a Nancy, Nansy Owens who was married to David Mosser in we think WV, They had a child name Fannie R Mosser who married a George wells. Thank you in advance for help...Hit a dead end.

Re: Mosser family of Maryland

mdkerner — 2006-06-03 00:23:37Z

Thank-you for the info..

Darlene

Re: Mosser family of Maryland

2006-05-30 21:20:28Z

Darlene,
I joined a website Menosearch.com. Richard Warren Davis is the site owner. It is an excellent research tool and he documents things or tells you it is not documented. I also have 3 books that he wrote before he started putting his research on the Web. We are family "G" if you are interested in joining. They were MOSER when they arrived on the ship "Phoenix " 1 Oct 1754. Nicholas' father was Nicklaus MOSER and they settled in Dalphin Co., PA.
Hope this helps, Ann

Re: Mosser family of Maryland

mdkerner — 2006-05-29 23:52:24Z

Ann,

Where did you find the info on the immigration from Switzerland? I can't find if Nicholas Mosser was born in the US or immigrated.

Thanks for any info.

BTW my Mosser line is: James Olin -Carlton Paul- Hampton - Daniel- John-Nicholas

Darlene

Mosser Family, PA, OH

texan — 2006-05-06 01:58:32Z

I would like to share information with others researching the Mosser family. Samuel and Michael Mosser emigrated from Bischweiler, Alsace, in 1749 and settled in York County, Pennsylvania. Michael and his wife Maria Eva Elsasser had eleven children, among them was son Abraham Mosser, who served in the York County Militia during the Revolutionary War. After the war, Abraham moved his family to Washington County, Pennsylvania and then on to Tuscarawas County, Ohio, where he and Thomas Boude owned 4,000 acres obtained through Bounty Land Warrants.

Mosser Family

texan — 2006-05-06 01:58:32Z

I have done relatively little research on the origins of this Mosser line in the Alsace area. The most information I have can be found at the link below.

I would welcome assistance in tracing this line further.

Samuel Moser

kbellmer1 — 2006-03-19 21:39:23Z

Hi Debby,
I am doing some research for a friend of mine. Her great great grandmother was Cordelia Moser Whitney, daughter of Samuel and Rebecca Moser. It appears we are both looking for information on Samuel and Rebecca Moser. I have seen a couple of your postings, and wondered if you had any luck over the past couple of years. Any information you would be willing to share would be appreciated.
Karen Bellmer
kbellmer@mail.com

Dean L. Moser m. Edith Pearl Mattley Abt. 1907 in Valley Co., Nebraska

Vicky_W — 2005-11-19 01:11:58Z

Please contact me if you are descendants of - or know anything concerning the below family members. Edith Pearl Mattley was a sister of my grandmother Nora O. Mattley.

I DO HAVE Census readings for this family (1910, 1920 & 1930).

Thank you - Vicky L. (Williams) Winfield

Descendants of Edith Pearl Mattley daughter of Luke and Elizabeth Jane (Erridge) Mattley.
Edith Pearl Mattley b: Feb 1889 Valley Co., Nebraska ; d: Valley County, Nebraska [poss.]
+Dean L. Moser b: 22 Feb 1879 Missouri ; m: Abt. 1907 Valley County, Nebraska [poss.] ; d: 15 Nov 1966 Burwell, Garfield County, Nebraska

Children (known) were:
i. Ellsworth Russell Moser b 1: 17 May 1908 Nebraska or b 2: Jan 1909 Possibly Valley Co., Nebraska ; d: 12 Jul 1980 Los Angeles, California
ii. Veda I. Moser b: Abt. 1912 Nebraska
iii. Dalana E. (Delma) Moser b: Abt. 1913 Nebraska