High likelihood that maiden name is correct, and that Rebecca is a daughter of Johannes H Trone and Catharine Klay, and the mother of Peter Alexander Britcher, Sr.,
1827–1906.∼This memorial has been created in this cemetery because their name was specifically mentioned in an article in the 19 Sep 1972 edition of Hanover's The Evening Sun newspaper. The article was a public notice provided by Saint Matthew Lutheran Church stating that all headstones still remaining in the cemetery behind the stone church would be removed because of their state of deterioration.
In 1952 Margaretta's remains and stone had been moved to this section from her original gravesite to accommodate construction enlarging the Sunday school building.
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1827–1906.∼This memorial has been created in this cemetery because their name was specifically mentioned in an article in the 19 Sep 1972 edition of Hanover's The Evening Sun newspaper. The article was a public notice provided by Saint Matthew Lutheran Church stating that all headstones still remaining in the cemetery behind the stone church would be removed because of their state of deterioration.
In 1952 Margaretta's remains and stone had been moved to this section from her original gravesite to accommodate construction enlarging the Sunday school building.
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High likelihood that maiden name is correct, and that Rebecca is a daughter of Johannes H Trone and Catharine Klay, and the mother of Peter Alexander Britcher, Sr.,
1827–1906.∼This memorial has been created in this cemetery because their name was specifically mentioned in an article in the 19 Sep 1972 edition of Hanover's The Evening Sun newspaper. The article was a public notice provided by Saint Matthew Lutheran Church stating that all headstones still remaining in the cemetery behind the stone church would be removed because of their state of deterioration.
In 1952 Margaretta's remains and stone had been moved to this section from her original gravesite to accommodate construction enlarging the Sunday school building.
search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&dbid=5774&h=2465795
familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:8PTM-2RMM
ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2451/images/42154_329960-00260
1827–1906.∼This memorial has been created in this cemetery because their name was specifically mentioned in an article in the 19 Sep 1972 edition of Hanover's The Evening Sun newspaper. The article was a public notice provided by Saint Matthew Lutheran Church stating that all headstones still remaining in the cemetery behind the stone church would be removed because of their state of deterioration.
In 1952 Margaretta's remains and stone had been moved to this section from her original gravesite to accommodate construction enlarging the Sunday school building.
search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&dbid=5774&h=2465795
familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:8PTM-2RMM
ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2451/images/42154_329960-00260
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