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Remember, I Remember1 Newark (O.) Advocate Oct. 6, 1967 19? I Laurels Cooking Us The laurel of classical litera sweet bay, its leaves are sold as 'bay leaves" for flavoring pickles, soups and meats. Last year 49,765 Americans traveled to Europe by ship. ture is an evergreen tree, lauras nobilis, native to Mediterranean mi Schmuckers Early Residents region. Also known as bay and Moody CoatftoGwt I JEDSPflPlOS SELL! IK HOST the Valley of Virginia, as did most of the others.

The Ernst family In what became Page County, is closely identified with the Page County family of Hites, of whom so many descendants settled in early Fairfield County, Ohio. One of these days I hope to write more about the Ernsts, for they deserve more than this casual paragraph. One of their Atlanta descendants, James E. Warren has written a good pamphlet history of the family, based on his visit to their ancient fortified home on the Swiss-German border. For facts on the Burner family, I am indebted to Robbins Hunter Jr.

The first of the American Burners was Arhart Burner, who came from Germany and settled in Virgina. Of his seven children, the eldest, Henry Burner born Aug. 28, 1768, married Magdalene Cullers. These were the great-great-grandparents of Mr. Hunter.

Magdalene and Henry Burner in turn were the parents of seven children, of whom Abraham Burner married Barbara Stover; Henry Burner married Catherine Wilkin (Mr. Hunter's great-grandparents); Catherine Burner married Jacob Wilkin; John Burner married Mary Coulter; Rebecca married Jonathan Tracy; Sarah married Isaac Wilkin, and Mary married Josiah Ward. As usual, with these old families, the repetition of given names makes for confusion. And if you aren't already confused, wait till tomorrow when I tackle the Wilkin family! -106W 26 HOT MO I CM PORT CL I BEDROOM BE0R00M STORAGE 2 1 1 12 x10 (o Ux11 B0AT I I BEOROOM 54 so 3 i By Minni Hite FIFTH OF SIX PARTS Apparently the early Schmuckers of Franklin Township were uncles of the Hon. Isaac Smucker, long a resident of Newark, and prominent citizen.

Mr. Smucker was born Dec. 14, 1807, in Shenandoah County, which was the family seat of the Rev. Peter Schmucker, one of the founders of St. John's Lutheran Church on the Linnville Road, and also of the Rev.

Nicholas Schmucker, pastor of the Lutheran church in Woodstock, from the time Peter Muhlenberg so dramatically abandoned the pulpit to answer the call of his country. After the Rev. Andrew Henkel resigned at St. John's in 1824, it was the Rev. Peter Schmucker, then living in Newark, who for the two years St.

John's had no regular pastor, supplied the needs of the St. John's pulpit, conducting funerals and generally responding to the essential calls of the congregation. Andrew Henkel's brother, the Rev. Charles Henkel of Somerset, then in charge of Lutheran churches in Perry County, also aided the church in this manner. Isaac Smucker came to Newark in 1825 at the age of eighteen.

An extended sketch of his life, work and writings appears in Hill's "History of Licking County." That account gives a comprehensive report on the services of the Schmucker family to the Lutheran faith. One brief but pertinent excerpt says: "The ancestor of Mr. Smucker (that is, the Hon. Isaac Smucker) of the second generation before him crossed the Atlantic in 1785; was at that time the father of five sons, all born in Hesse Darmstadt, and soon after he reached America, settled in the Shenandoah Valley. Three of those sons entered the Lutheran ministry, and one (George, the eldest) removed to Pennsylvania, became distinguished in the pulpit during his ministry of more than half a century, and also as an author." Isaac Smucker in turn was a distinguished author, contributing to the history of Licking County, as well as to the foremost magazines of the day.

To my mind, his unsigned contributions to the historical volumes published by Dr. Benson Jonathan Lossing are among the most important bits of Ohio, Virginia and Pennsylvania history. Depending heavily on Loosing's writings over the years, I was past 50 years' old when accidentally, among the fine print of a preface, I came onto Mr. Smucker's name as collaborator and was at last enlightened as to how and why Dr. Loosing could appear so knowledgeable about certain parts of the country with which he had no connection.

This fact about Isaac Smucker seems little known, and I am happy to have the chance to pay him this word of tribute. Of the handful of founding families of St. John's Lutheran Church, Linnville Road, there is more to be said than can appear in this six-day series. The background of George Ernst 11 EM ox TODAY CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. 555 Daniel Ave.

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