DIED
Near York, Pa. on the 25th of ult., Mr. Peter Strine, father of Mathias Strine of this borough, aged 88 years, 10 months. Leaving a wife and 10 children to mourn his loss – 39(?) great grandchildren and 65 grandchildren. He was married and lived upwards of 61 years with his late wife.
The Miltonian
November 7, 1834
Milton Public Library, Milton, PA
Early Orphan Court Docket Abstracts
York County, Pennsylvania
Letters of Administration, November 10, 1834
Charles Strine, executor of the estate of Peter Strine, late of Conewago Township, York County, filed a $100 administrators bond on November 10, 1834.
Inventory, December 2, 1834
Inventory valuation of the personal property of Peter Strine, deceased, late of Conewago Township, made on November 14, 1834 and filed with the court on December 2, 1834. Personal property and notes totals $235.52.
Book S, December 13, 1836, page 351
Charles Strine, administrator of the estate of Peter Strine, deceased, filed a bond in the sum of $2000. There is a balance in the personal estate of $3.86. There are yet debts existing against the estate to the amount of $66.97 as follows: Note due Jacob Fink of $20.20, two notes due George Aughenbaugh of $37.05, Simon Aughenbaugh seed grain paid by petitioner of $9.72. The deceased left land in Conewago Township containing 83 acres and eleven perches, bounded by the lands of George Aughenbaugh, John Fink, and the town of Mount Pleasant, commonly called Strinestown. The deceased has no personal assets to pay the unsatisfied debts except the land. The administrator asked the court order the sale of the real estate to pay the debts.
Book S, May 16, 1837, page 434
Charles Strine reports the sale of the real estate of Peter Strine, deceased, to Henry Hantz for the sum of $800.50. Two thirds of the money is to be paid April 1, 1837. The other third is to remain a lien during the life of the widow of the deceased, the interest to be paid to her annually on April 1st.
Written in adjacent to above entry:
September 28, 1838. Declaration of Mary Zellers filed according to the 48th section of the Act of assembly of March 29, 1832.
October 4, 1838. Declaration of Christianna Shetter filed according to the 48th section of the Act of assembly of March 29, 1832.
May 31, 1841. Declaration of Rebecca, wife of Peter Wolf filed according to the 48th section of the Act of assembly of March 29, 1832.
Administrator Account – April 15, 1837
Account of Charles Strine, administrator of Peter Strine, dec'd of Conewago Township, York County, PA reports $3.86 balance from prior report, proceeds of $800.50 from sale of property to Henry Hantz and notes the following distributions of $327 previously made by the deceased as follows - Martin Strine - $32, Mathias Strine - $110, Peter Strine - $50 and John Strine - $135. After deducting costs of $90.55, the balance remaining is $1,040.81, which includes the $327 of advances and the $266.83 lien for the widow.
Book S, May 16, 1837, page 446
For the estate of Peter Strine, late of Conewago Township, there is a balance in favor of the estate (in which $327 is advances and $266.83 that is 1/3 the portion of the amount of the sale of real estate, which is to remain a lien for use of the widow during her life) of $1041.81.
Consent Filed by Rebecca Wolf – April 19, 1838
Rebecca Wolf, wife of Peter Wolf, of Manchester Township, York County, is entitled to $75.57 due on May 16, 1837 and is further the sum of $32.12 after the death of the widow of Peter Strine and consents to the payment of the money owed to her husband.
Consent Filed by Mary Zeller – September 28, 1838
Mary Zeller, wife of Henry Zeller, farmer, Mount Pleasant, Adams County, is entitled to $113.68 from the sale of the real estate of Peter Strine in York County and consents to the payment of the money owed to her husband.
Consent Filed by Christianna Shetter – October 4, 1838
Christianna Shetter, wife of Frederick Shetter, blacksmith, Conewago Township, York County, is entitled to $100.76 from the sale of the real estate of Peter Strine in York County and consents to the payment of the money owed to her husband.
Near York, Pa. on the 25th of ult., Mr. Peter Strine, father of Mathias Strine of this borough, aged 88 years, 10 months. Leaving a wife and 10 children to mourn his loss – 39(?) great grandchildren and 65 grandchildren. He was married and lived upwards of 61 years with his late wife.
The Miltonian
November 7, 1834
Milton Public Library, Milton, PA
Early Orphan Court Docket Abstracts
York County, Pennsylvania
Letters of Administration, November 10, 1834
Charles Strine, executor of the estate of Peter Strine, late of Conewago Township, York County, filed a $100 administrators bond on November 10, 1834.
Inventory, December 2, 1834
Inventory valuation of the personal property of Peter Strine, deceased, late of Conewago Township, made on November 14, 1834 and filed with the court on December 2, 1834. Personal property and notes totals $235.52.
Book S, December 13, 1836, page 351
Charles Strine, administrator of the estate of Peter Strine, deceased, filed a bond in the sum of $2000. There is a balance in the personal estate of $3.86. There are yet debts existing against the estate to the amount of $66.97 as follows: Note due Jacob Fink of $20.20, two notes due George Aughenbaugh of $37.05, Simon Aughenbaugh seed grain paid by petitioner of $9.72. The deceased left land in Conewago Township containing 83 acres and eleven perches, bounded by the lands of George Aughenbaugh, John Fink, and the town of Mount Pleasant, commonly called Strinestown. The deceased has no personal assets to pay the unsatisfied debts except the land. The administrator asked the court order the sale of the real estate to pay the debts.
Book S, May 16, 1837, page 434
Charles Strine reports the sale of the real estate of Peter Strine, deceased, to Henry Hantz for the sum of $800.50. Two thirds of the money is to be paid April 1, 1837. The other third is to remain a lien during the life of the widow of the deceased, the interest to be paid to her annually on April 1st.
Written in adjacent to above entry:
September 28, 1838. Declaration of Mary Zellers filed according to the 48th section of the Act of assembly of March 29, 1832.
October 4, 1838. Declaration of Christianna Shetter filed according to the 48th section of the Act of assembly of March 29, 1832.
May 31, 1841. Declaration of Rebecca, wife of Peter Wolf filed according to the 48th section of the Act of assembly of March 29, 1832.
Administrator Account – April 15, 1837
Account of Charles Strine, administrator of Peter Strine, dec'd of Conewago Township, York County, PA reports $3.86 balance from prior report, proceeds of $800.50 from sale of property to Henry Hantz and notes the following distributions of $327 previously made by the deceased as follows - Martin Strine - $32, Mathias Strine - $110, Peter Strine - $50 and John Strine - $135. After deducting costs of $90.55, the balance remaining is $1,040.81, which includes the $327 of advances and the $266.83 lien for the widow.
Book S, May 16, 1837, page 446
For the estate of Peter Strine, late of Conewago Township, there is a balance in favor of the estate (in which $327 is advances and $266.83 that is 1/3 the portion of the amount of the sale of real estate, which is to remain a lien for use of the widow during her life) of $1041.81.
Consent Filed by Rebecca Wolf – April 19, 1838
Rebecca Wolf, wife of Peter Wolf, of Manchester Township, York County, is entitled to $75.57 due on May 16, 1837 and is further the sum of $32.12 after the death of the widow of Peter Strine and consents to the payment of the money owed to her husband.
Consent Filed by Mary Zeller – September 28, 1838
Mary Zeller, wife of Henry Zeller, farmer, Mount Pleasant, Adams County, is entitled to $113.68 from the sale of the real estate of Peter Strine in York County and consents to the payment of the money owed to her husband.
Consent Filed by Christianna Shetter – October 4, 1838
Christianna Shetter, wife of Frederick Shetter, blacksmith, Conewago Township, York County, is entitled to $100.76 from the sale of the real estate of Peter Strine in York County and consents to the payment of the money owed to her husband.
DIED
Near York, Pa. on the 25th of ult., Mr. Peter Strine, father of Mathias Strine of this borough, aged 88 years, 10 months. Leaving a wife and 10 children to mourn his loss – 39(?) great grandchildren and 65 grandchildren. He was married and lived upwards of 61 years with his late wife.
The Miltonian
November 7, 1834
Milton Public Library, Milton, PA
Early Orphan Court Docket Abstracts
York County, Pennsylvania
Letters of Administration, November 10, 1834
Charles Strine, executor of the estate of Peter Strine, late of Conewago Township, York County, filed a $100 administrators bond on November 10, 1834.
Inventory, December 2, 1834
Inventory valuation of the personal property of Peter Strine, deceased, late of Conewago Township, made on November 14, 1834 and filed with the court on December 2, 1834. Personal property and notes totals $235.52.
Book S, December 13, 1836, page 351
Charles Strine, administrator of the estate of Peter Strine, deceased, filed a bond in the sum of $2000. There is a balance in the personal estate of $3.86. There are yet debts existing against the estate to the amount of $66.97 as follows: Note due Jacob Fink of $20.20, two notes due George Aughenbaugh of $37.05, Simon Aughenbaugh seed grain paid by petitioner of $9.72. The deceased left land in Conewago Township containing 83 acres and eleven perches, bounded by the lands of George Aughenbaugh, John Fink, and the town of Mount Pleasant, commonly called Strinestown. The deceased has no personal assets to pay the unsatisfied debts except the land. The administrator asked the court order the sale of the real estate to pay the debts.
Book S, May 16, 1837, page 434
Charles Strine reports the sale of the real estate of Peter Strine, deceased, to Henry Hantz for the sum of $800.50. Two thirds of the money is to be paid April 1, 1837. The other third is to remain a lien during the life of the widow of the deceased, the interest to be paid to her annually on April 1st.
Written in adjacent to above entry:
September 28, 1838. Declaration of Mary Zellers filed according to the 48th section of the Act of assembly of March 29, 1832.
October 4, 1838. Declaration of Christianna Shetter filed according to the 48th section of the Act of assembly of March 29, 1832.
May 31, 1841. Declaration of Rebecca, wife of Peter Wolf filed according to the 48th section of the Act of assembly of March 29, 1832.
Administrator Account – April 15, 1837
Account of Charles Strine, administrator of Peter Strine, dec'd of Conewago Township, York County, PA reports $3.86 balance from prior report, proceeds of $800.50 from sale of property to Henry Hantz and notes the following distributions of $327 previously made by the deceased as follows - Martin Strine - $32, Mathias Strine - $110, Peter Strine - $50 and John Strine - $135. After deducting costs of $90.55, the balance remaining is $1,040.81, which includes the $327 of advances and the $266.83 lien for the widow.
Book S, May 16, 1837, page 446
For the estate of Peter Strine, late of Conewago Township, there is a balance in favor of the estate (in which $327 is advances and $266.83 that is 1/3 the portion of the amount of the sale of real estate, which is to remain a lien for use of the widow during her life) of $1041.81.
Consent Filed by Rebecca Wolf – April 19, 1838
Rebecca Wolf, wife of Peter Wolf, of Manchester Township, York County, is entitled to $75.57 due on May 16, 1837 and is further the sum of $32.12 after the death of the widow of Peter Strine and consents to the payment of the money owed to her husband.
Consent Filed by Mary Zeller – September 28, 1838
Mary Zeller, wife of Henry Zeller, farmer, Mount Pleasant, Adams County, is entitled to $113.68 from the sale of the real estate of Peter Strine in York County and consents to the payment of the money owed to her husband.
Consent Filed by Christianna Shetter – October 4, 1838
Christianna Shetter, wife of Frederick Shetter, blacksmith, Conewago Township, York County, is entitled to $100.76 from the sale of the real estate of Peter Strine in York County and consents to the payment of the money owed to her husband.
Near York, Pa. on the 25th of ult., Mr. Peter Strine, father of Mathias Strine of this borough, aged 88 years, 10 months. Leaving a wife and 10 children to mourn his loss – 39(?) great grandchildren and 65 grandchildren. He was married and lived upwards of 61 years with his late wife.
The Miltonian
November 7, 1834
Milton Public Library, Milton, PA
Early Orphan Court Docket Abstracts
York County, Pennsylvania
Letters of Administration, November 10, 1834
Charles Strine, executor of the estate of Peter Strine, late of Conewago Township, York County, filed a $100 administrators bond on November 10, 1834.
Inventory, December 2, 1834
Inventory valuation of the personal property of Peter Strine, deceased, late of Conewago Township, made on November 14, 1834 and filed with the court on December 2, 1834. Personal property and notes totals $235.52.
Book S, December 13, 1836, page 351
Charles Strine, administrator of the estate of Peter Strine, deceased, filed a bond in the sum of $2000. There is a balance in the personal estate of $3.86. There are yet debts existing against the estate to the amount of $66.97 as follows: Note due Jacob Fink of $20.20, two notes due George Aughenbaugh of $37.05, Simon Aughenbaugh seed grain paid by petitioner of $9.72. The deceased left land in Conewago Township containing 83 acres and eleven perches, bounded by the lands of George Aughenbaugh, John Fink, and the town of Mount Pleasant, commonly called Strinestown. The deceased has no personal assets to pay the unsatisfied debts except the land. The administrator asked the court order the sale of the real estate to pay the debts.
Book S, May 16, 1837, page 434
Charles Strine reports the sale of the real estate of Peter Strine, deceased, to Henry Hantz for the sum of $800.50. Two thirds of the money is to be paid April 1, 1837. The other third is to remain a lien during the life of the widow of the deceased, the interest to be paid to her annually on April 1st.
Written in adjacent to above entry:
September 28, 1838. Declaration of Mary Zellers filed according to the 48th section of the Act of assembly of March 29, 1832.
October 4, 1838. Declaration of Christianna Shetter filed according to the 48th section of the Act of assembly of March 29, 1832.
May 31, 1841. Declaration of Rebecca, wife of Peter Wolf filed according to the 48th section of the Act of assembly of March 29, 1832.
Administrator Account – April 15, 1837
Account of Charles Strine, administrator of Peter Strine, dec'd of Conewago Township, York County, PA reports $3.86 balance from prior report, proceeds of $800.50 from sale of property to Henry Hantz and notes the following distributions of $327 previously made by the deceased as follows - Martin Strine - $32, Mathias Strine - $110, Peter Strine - $50 and John Strine - $135. After deducting costs of $90.55, the balance remaining is $1,040.81, which includes the $327 of advances and the $266.83 lien for the widow.
Book S, May 16, 1837, page 446
For the estate of Peter Strine, late of Conewago Township, there is a balance in favor of the estate (in which $327 is advances and $266.83 that is 1/3 the portion of the amount of the sale of real estate, which is to remain a lien for use of the widow during her life) of $1041.81.
Consent Filed by Rebecca Wolf – April 19, 1838
Rebecca Wolf, wife of Peter Wolf, of Manchester Township, York County, is entitled to $75.57 due on May 16, 1837 and is further the sum of $32.12 after the death of the widow of Peter Strine and consents to the payment of the money owed to her husband.
Consent Filed by Mary Zeller – September 28, 1838
Mary Zeller, wife of Henry Zeller, farmer, Mount Pleasant, Adams County, is entitled to $113.68 from the sale of the real estate of Peter Strine in York County and consents to the payment of the money owed to her husband.
Consent Filed by Christianna Shetter – October 4, 1838
Christianna Shetter, wife of Frederick Shetter, blacksmith, Conewago Township, York County, is entitled to $100.76 from the sale of the real estate of Peter Strine in York County and consents to the payment of the money owed to her husband.
Family Members
Siblings
Children
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Susanna Strine Fink
1772 – unknown
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Peter Strine
1774–1840
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Mathias Strine Sr
1776–1861
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Charles Strine
1778–1862
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Martin Strine
1780–1838
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Magdalena (Mary) Strine Zellers
1782 – unknown
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Catharina Strine
1784 – unknown
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Margaret "Anna" Strine Wolf
1786–1867
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John Strine
1787–1840
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Christina Strine Shetter
1789 – unknown
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Jacob Strine
1795 – unknown
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