Anna Loucks Swope Buzzard, daughter of Peter Loucks & his wife Anna Barkey Loucks
1st married 15 Feb 1846 to David D Swope
6 Children
John Lawrence Swope
Nancy Jane Swope Gunderson
Mary Swope Smith
Thomas J Swope
William aka David William Swope
3rd wife & 2nd married 14 December 1886 to John Buzzard
John 1st married Catherine Coppes Buzzard
Children of John & Catherine
Jacob Buzzard b 1838
Enos G Buzzard b 1840
Samuel K Buzzard b 1843
Infant Daughter Buzzard b 1844
John 2nd married 1847 Anna Weldy Knisley Buzzard
Children of John & Anna
Eliabeth Buzzard b 1851
Saloma Buzzard Christophel b 1852
Anna Buzzard Kercher b 1858
Anna Weldy Knisley Buzzard 1st married 1830 John Knisley
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1850 Ashland Co,OH - Loucks, Peter 42 PA, Anne 40 PA, Jacob 18 OH, William 16 OH, John 14 OH, Sarah 12 OH, Martin 10 OH, Isaac 8 OH, Catherine 6 OH, Peter 4 OH & Thomas 2/12 OH
1860 Jackson Twp, Ashland Co,OH - Swope, head David 38 OH, Anna 31 PA, John L 9 OH, Mary A 7 OH, Nancy A 4 OH & Thomas J 2 OH
1870 Jackson Twp, Ashland Co,OH - Swope, head David D 47 OH, Anna 41 PA, Nancy J 14 OH, Thomas J 11 OH & David W 3 OH
1880 Sullivan, Ashland Co,OH - Swope, head Thomas 52 OH (both parents b PA), son Lawrence 20 OH (both parents b OH), son Charles E 15 OH (both parents b OH), son Allen 13 OH (both parents b OH), daughter Myrty 9 OH (both parents b OH), son Franklin D 7 OH (both parents b OH), sister in law Ann 50 OH (both parents b PA) & nephew David W 12 OH (both parents b OH)
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Buzzard - On the 26th of August, 1890, in Harrison Tp, Elkhart County, Ind, of hernia, of which she suffered about a week, Anna Loucks, wife of John Buzzard, Sr, aged 61 y, and 3 days.
She had been to visit her father, Bro Peter Loucks, who is confined to his bed with sickness, and on her return home was suddenly taken with the malady which ended her life.
She was married to David D Swope, Feb 15th 1846, who died in the month of May, probably in 1878, in Hardin Co, Ohio with whom she had six children, four of whom are still living.
On the 14th of December, 1886, she was married to her sorrowing husband, who now in his old age for the third time, is called to mourn the loss of a dear companion. May God give him grace and sustain him in his bereavement.
In her life Sister Buzzard manifested a devoted Christian Spirit, and we have reason to believe her life "was hid with Christ in God," and the dear husband and children, the father and brother and sisters whom she leaves to the conflicts of this present life yet a while longer, may comfort themselves with the hope that she has gone to the better home above.
The burial took place at Yellow Creek, on Thursday afternoon Aug 28th, where a large concourse of friends were assembled. Services were conducted by D Burkholder, Noah Metzler and J F Funk, from I Cor 15:54-57.
Herald of Truth
Vol XXVII, No 18
15 September 1890
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*** her 2nd husband John Buzzard ...
Buzzard - On the 14th of April 1897, in Harrison Twp, Elkhart Co, Ind, of paralysis, Bro John Buzzard, aged 85 years, 3 months and 29 days.
He was born in Northampton Co, Pa., on the 15th of December 1811. He moved to Ohio in 1835, and from there he went to Elkhart Co, Ind, in 1849, where he resided to the time of his death.
He united with the Mennonite church early in life and was a faithful member and a pillar in the church, loved and respected by all who knew him. He was well read, and especially well versed in the Scriptures. He often wrote articles for the HERALD OF TRUTH, and occasionally translated hymns.
The hymn No 307 in the Allgemeine Leidersammlung, a translation of "On Jordan's stormy banks I stand," was made by Bro Buzzard, and is one of the best of the many translations of that hymn made. He was a decided Mennonite and always stood strong and firm for the doctrines and the maintenance of the order of the church.
His children and grandchildren have in him a worthy example of unwavering fidelity to his church, and of an earnest, devoted life of piety and love to God and the teachings of His word. For many years he was looking forward to the time of his departure. Often when the younger persons were called away by death, he remarked, "Why could they who were young and vigorous, and who were needed so much, and who could still do much good, not have been spared. If it would have pleased the Lord to take me, who am old and worn out and no longer able to be useful." But the time of waiting is fulfilled. Our aged brother who for a long time has been ready, has finished his course, fought the good fight, kept the faith, and is now gone, as we hope and trust, to receive his crown and be with the Lord forever. Funeral services were conducted by Joseph S Lehman and Noah Metzler.
Herald of Truth
Vol XXXIV, No 9
1 May 1897
1st married 15 Feb 1846 to David D Swope
6 Children
John Lawrence Swope
Nancy Jane Swope Gunderson
Mary Swope Smith
Thomas J Swope
William aka David William Swope
3rd wife & 2nd married 14 December 1886 to John Buzzard
John 1st married Catherine Coppes Buzzard
Children of John & Catherine
Jacob Buzzard b 1838
Enos G Buzzard b 1840
Samuel K Buzzard b 1843
Infant Daughter Buzzard b 1844
John 2nd married 1847 Anna Weldy Knisley Buzzard
Children of John & Anna
Eliabeth Buzzard b 1851
Saloma Buzzard Christophel b 1852
Anna Buzzard Kercher b 1858
Anna Weldy Knisley Buzzard 1st married 1830 John Knisley
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1850 Ashland Co,OH - Loucks, Peter 42 PA, Anne 40 PA, Jacob 18 OH, William 16 OH, John 14 OH, Sarah 12 OH, Martin 10 OH, Isaac 8 OH, Catherine 6 OH, Peter 4 OH & Thomas 2/12 OH
1860 Jackson Twp, Ashland Co,OH - Swope, head David 38 OH, Anna 31 PA, John L 9 OH, Mary A 7 OH, Nancy A 4 OH & Thomas J 2 OH
1870 Jackson Twp, Ashland Co,OH - Swope, head David D 47 OH, Anna 41 PA, Nancy J 14 OH, Thomas J 11 OH & David W 3 OH
1880 Sullivan, Ashland Co,OH - Swope, head Thomas 52 OH (both parents b PA), son Lawrence 20 OH (both parents b OH), son Charles E 15 OH (both parents b OH), son Allen 13 OH (both parents b OH), daughter Myrty 9 OH (both parents b OH), son Franklin D 7 OH (both parents b OH), sister in law Ann 50 OH (both parents b PA) & nephew David W 12 OH (both parents b OH)
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Buzzard - On the 26th of August, 1890, in Harrison Tp, Elkhart County, Ind, of hernia, of which she suffered about a week, Anna Loucks, wife of John Buzzard, Sr, aged 61 y, and 3 days.
She had been to visit her father, Bro Peter Loucks, who is confined to his bed with sickness, and on her return home was suddenly taken with the malady which ended her life.
She was married to David D Swope, Feb 15th 1846, who died in the month of May, probably in 1878, in Hardin Co, Ohio with whom she had six children, four of whom are still living.
On the 14th of December, 1886, she was married to her sorrowing husband, who now in his old age for the third time, is called to mourn the loss of a dear companion. May God give him grace and sustain him in his bereavement.
In her life Sister Buzzard manifested a devoted Christian Spirit, and we have reason to believe her life "was hid with Christ in God," and the dear husband and children, the father and brother and sisters whom she leaves to the conflicts of this present life yet a while longer, may comfort themselves with the hope that she has gone to the better home above.
The burial took place at Yellow Creek, on Thursday afternoon Aug 28th, where a large concourse of friends were assembled. Services were conducted by D Burkholder, Noah Metzler and J F Funk, from I Cor 15:54-57.
Herald of Truth
Vol XXVII, No 18
15 September 1890
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*** her 2nd husband John Buzzard ...
Buzzard - On the 14th of April 1897, in Harrison Twp, Elkhart Co, Ind, of paralysis, Bro John Buzzard, aged 85 years, 3 months and 29 days.
He was born in Northampton Co, Pa., on the 15th of December 1811. He moved to Ohio in 1835, and from there he went to Elkhart Co, Ind, in 1849, where he resided to the time of his death.
He united with the Mennonite church early in life and was a faithful member and a pillar in the church, loved and respected by all who knew him. He was well read, and especially well versed in the Scriptures. He often wrote articles for the HERALD OF TRUTH, and occasionally translated hymns.
The hymn No 307 in the Allgemeine Leidersammlung, a translation of "On Jordan's stormy banks I stand," was made by Bro Buzzard, and is one of the best of the many translations of that hymn made. He was a decided Mennonite and always stood strong and firm for the doctrines and the maintenance of the order of the church.
His children and grandchildren have in him a worthy example of unwavering fidelity to his church, and of an earnest, devoted life of piety and love to God and the teachings of His word. For many years he was looking forward to the time of his departure. Often when the younger persons were called away by death, he remarked, "Why could they who were young and vigorous, and who were needed so much, and who could still do much good, not have been spared. If it would have pleased the Lord to take me, who am old and worn out and no longer able to be useful." But the time of waiting is fulfilled. Our aged brother who for a long time has been ready, has finished his course, fought the good fight, kept the faith, and is now gone, as we hope and trust, to receive his crown and be with the Lord forever. Funeral services were conducted by Joseph S Lehman and Noah Metzler.
Herald of Truth
Vol XXXIV, No 9
1 May 1897
Anna Loucks Swope Buzzard, daughter of Peter Loucks & his wife Anna Barkey Loucks
1st married 15 Feb 1846 to David D Swope
6 Children
John Lawrence Swope
Nancy Jane Swope Gunderson
Mary Swope Smith
Thomas J Swope
William aka David William Swope
3rd wife & 2nd married 14 December 1886 to John Buzzard
John 1st married Catherine Coppes Buzzard
Children of John & Catherine
Jacob Buzzard b 1838
Enos G Buzzard b 1840
Samuel K Buzzard b 1843
Infant Daughter Buzzard b 1844
John 2nd married 1847 Anna Weldy Knisley Buzzard
Children of John & Anna
Eliabeth Buzzard b 1851
Saloma Buzzard Christophel b 1852
Anna Buzzard Kercher b 1858
Anna Weldy Knisley Buzzard 1st married 1830 John Knisley
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1850 Ashland Co,OH - Loucks, Peter 42 PA, Anne 40 PA, Jacob 18 OH, William 16 OH, John 14 OH, Sarah 12 OH, Martin 10 OH, Isaac 8 OH, Catherine 6 OH, Peter 4 OH & Thomas 2/12 OH
1860 Jackson Twp, Ashland Co,OH - Swope, head David 38 OH, Anna 31 PA, John L 9 OH, Mary A 7 OH, Nancy A 4 OH & Thomas J 2 OH
1870 Jackson Twp, Ashland Co,OH - Swope, head David D 47 OH, Anna 41 PA, Nancy J 14 OH, Thomas J 11 OH & David W 3 OH
1880 Sullivan, Ashland Co,OH - Swope, head Thomas 52 OH (both parents b PA), son Lawrence 20 OH (both parents b OH), son Charles E 15 OH (both parents b OH), son Allen 13 OH (both parents b OH), daughter Myrty 9 OH (both parents b OH), son Franklin D 7 OH (both parents b OH), sister in law Ann 50 OH (both parents b PA) & nephew David W 12 OH (both parents b OH)
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Buzzard - On the 26th of August, 1890, in Harrison Tp, Elkhart County, Ind, of hernia, of which she suffered about a week, Anna Loucks, wife of John Buzzard, Sr, aged 61 y, and 3 days.
She had been to visit her father, Bro Peter Loucks, who is confined to his bed with sickness, and on her return home was suddenly taken with the malady which ended her life.
She was married to David D Swope, Feb 15th 1846, who died in the month of May, probably in 1878, in Hardin Co, Ohio with whom she had six children, four of whom are still living.
On the 14th of December, 1886, she was married to her sorrowing husband, who now in his old age for the third time, is called to mourn the loss of a dear companion. May God give him grace and sustain him in his bereavement.
In her life Sister Buzzard manifested a devoted Christian Spirit, and we have reason to believe her life "was hid with Christ in God," and the dear husband and children, the father and brother and sisters whom she leaves to the conflicts of this present life yet a while longer, may comfort themselves with the hope that she has gone to the better home above.
The burial took place at Yellow Creek, on Thursday afternoon Aug 28th, where a large concourse of friends were assembled. Services were conducted by D Burkholder, Noah Metzler and J F Funk, from I Cor 15:54-57.
Herald of Truth
Vol XXVII, No 18
15 September 1890
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*** her 2nd husband John Buzzard ...
Buzzard - On the 14th of April 1897, in Harrison Twp, Elkhart Co, Ind, of paralysis, Bro John Buzzard, aged 85 years, 3 months and 29 days.
He was born in Northampton Co, Pa., on the 15th of December 1811. He moved to Ohio in 1835, and from there he went to Elkhart Co, Ind, in 1849, where he resided to the time of his death.
He united with the Mennonite church early in life and was a faithful member and a pillar in the church, loved and respected by all who knew him. He was well read, and especially well versed in the Scriptures. He often wrote articles for the HERALD OF TRUTH, and occasionally translated hymns.
The hymn No 307 in the Allgemeine Leidersammlung, a translation of "On Jordan's stormy banks I stand," was made by Bro Buzzard, and is one of the best of the many translations of that hymn made. He was a decided Mennonite and always stood strong and firm for the doctrines and the maintenance of the order of the church.
His children and grandchildren have in him a worthy example of unwavering fidelity to his church, and of an earnest, devoted life of piety and love to God and the teachings of His word. For many years he was looking forward to the time of his departure. Often when the younger persons were called away by death, he remarked, "Why could they who were young and vigorous, and who were needed so much, and who could still do much good, not have been spared. If it would have pleased the Lord to take me, who am old and worn out and no longer able to be useful." But the time of waiting is fulfilled. Our aged brother who for a long time has been ready, has finished his course, fought the good fight, kept the faith, and is now gone, as we hope and trust, to receive his crown and be with the Lord forever. Funeral services were conducted by Joseph S Lehman and Noah Metzler.
Herald of Truth
Vol XXXIV, No 9
1 May 1897
1st married 15 Feb 1846 to David D Swope
6 Children
John Lawrence Swope
Nancy Jane Swope Gunderson
Mary Swope Smith
Thomas J Swope
William aka David William Swope
3rd wife & 2nd married 14 December 1886 to John Buzzard
John 1st married Catherine Coppes Buzzard
Children of John & Catherine
Jacob Buzzard b 1838
Enos G Buzzard b 1840
Samuel K Buzzard b 1843
Infant Daughter Buzzard b 1844
John 2nd married 1847 Anna Weldy Knisley Buzzard
Children of John & Anna
Eliabeth Buzzard b 1851
Saloma Buzzard Christophel b 1852
Anna Buzzard Kercher b 1858
Anna Weldy Knisley Buzzard 1st married 1830 John Knisley
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1850 Ashland Co,OH - Loucks, Peter 42 PA, Anne 40 PA, Jacob 18 OH, William 16 OH, John 14 OH, Sarah 12 OH, Martin 10 OH, Isaac 8 OH, Catherine 6 OH, Peter 4 OH & Thomas 2/12 OH
1860 Jackson Twp, Ashland Co,OH - Swope, head David 38 OH, Anna 31 PA, John L 9 OH, Mary A 7 OH, Nancy A 4 OH & Thomas J 2 OH
1870 Jackson Twp, Ashland Co,OH - Swope, head David D 47 OH, Anna 41 PA, Nancy J 14 OH, Thomas J 11 OH & David W 3 OH
1880 Sullivan, Ashland Co,OH - Swope, head Thomas 52 OH (both parents b PA), son Lawrence 20 OH (both parents b OH), son Charles E 15 OH (both parents b OH), son Allen 13 OH (both parents b OH), daughter Myrty 9 OH (both parents b OH), son Franklin D 7 OH (both parents b OH), sister in law Ann 50 OH (both parents b PA) & nephew David W 12 OH (both parents b OH)
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Buzzard - On the 26th of August, 1890, in Harrison Tp, Elkhart County, Ind, of hernia, of which she suffered about a week, Anna Loucks, wife of John Buzzard, Sr, aged 61 y, and 3 days.
She had been to visit her father, Bro Peter Loucks, who is confined to his bed with sickness, and on her return home was suddenly taken with the malady which ended her life.
She was married to David D Swope, Feb 15th 1846, who died in the month of May, probably in 1878, in Hardin Co, Ohio with whom she had six children, four of whom are still living.
On the 14th of December, 1886, she was married to her sorrowing husband, who now in his old age for the third time, is called to mourn the loss of a dear companion. May God give him grace and sustain him in his bereavement.
In her life Sister Buzzard manifested a devoted Christian Spirit, and we have reason to believe her life "was hid with Christ in God," and the dear husband and children, the father and brother and sisters whom she leaves to the conflicts of this present life yet a while longer, may comfort themselves with the hope that she has gone to the better home above.
The burial took place at Yellow Creek, on Thursday afternoon Aug 28th, where a large concourse of friends were assembled. Services were conducted by D Burkholder, Noah Metzler and J F Funk, from I Cor 15:54-57.
Herald of Truth
Vol XXVII, No 18
15 September 1890
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*** her 2nd husband John Buzzard ...
Buzzard - On the 14th of April 1897, in Harrison Twp, Elkhart Co, Ind, of paralysis, Bro John Buzzard, aged 85 years, 3 months and 29 days.
He was born in Northampton Co, Pa., on the 15th of December 1811. He moved to Ohio in 1835, and from there he went to Elkhart Co, Ind, in 1849, where he resided to the time of his death.
He united with the Mennonite church early in life and was a faithful member and a pillar in the church, loved and respected by all who knew him. He was well read, and especially well versed in the Scriptures. He often wrote articles for the HERALD OF TRUTH, and occasionally translated hymns.
The hymn No 307 in the Allgemeine Leidersammlung, a translation of "On Jordan's stormy banks I stand," was made by Bro Buzzard, and is one of the best of the many translations of that hymn made. He was a decided Mennonite and always stood strong and firm for the doctrines and the maintenance of the order of the church.
His children and grandchildren have in him a worthy example of unwavering fidelity to his church, and of an earnest, devoted life of piety and love to God and the teachings of His word. For many years he was looking forward to the time of his departure. Often when the younger persons were called away by death, he remarked, "Why could they who were young and vigorous, and who were needed so much, and who could still do much good, not have been spared. If it would have pleased the Lord to take me, who am old and worn out and no longer able to be useful." But the time of waiting is fulfilled. Our aged brother who for a long time has been ready, has finished his course, fought the good fight, kept the faith, and is now gone, as we hope and trust, to receive his crown and be with the Lord forever. Funeral services were conducted by Joseph S Lehman and Noah Metzler.
Herald of Truth
Vol XXXIV, No 9
1 May 1897
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