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Rev. Jonas Franklin Bucher Jr
(1878-1947) |
Rev. Jonas Franklin Bucher Jr 1 2 3
Another name for Jonas was Frank Bucher. FamilySearch ID: 966X-2S6. Noted events in his life were: 1. Occupation: minister. Rev. Jonas Franklin Bucher, a German Reformed minister, served as a missionary in China, where some of his children were born. 2. He has conflicting birth information of Abt 1876 and Chillisquaque, Northumberland, PA, United States. 2 3. Census in 1880 in Milton, Northumberland, PA. 4 In the North Ward of Milton, Jonas F. Bucher, blacksmith, age 46, was living with wife Adeline, 38; Lizzie, 14; Mary, 12; Clara, 10; John N., 8; Jennie M., 5; and Jonas F., 2. They and their parents were born in Pennsylvania. 4. Newspaper: Miltonian, 11 May 1906, Milton, Northumberland, PA. 5 On Wednesday last Misses Lizzie and Mary Bucher went to Lancaster to witness the graduation of their brother, Frank, at the Franklin & Marshal Theogical Seminary. They were accompanied by Mrs. William Anspach and Mrs. Hull Knauer, also of St. John's Reformed Church, this place. The young man who takes order has always been a close and worthy student, and has provided for himself an eight year mission to China and he has the good wishes not only of the local congregation but of the church at large, as well as the people of the town. 5. Newspaper: The Daily News, 16 May 1906, Mount Carmel, Northumberland, PA. 6 Bucher Going to China 6. Newspaper: Intelligencer Journal, 10 May 1941, Lancaster, Lancaster, PA. 7 (photo of Rev. Bucher) 7. Newspaper: Intelligencer Journal, 27 Sep 1941, Lancaster, Lancaster, PA. 8 MISSIONARY Jonas married Olive May Miller on 12 Jul 1906. (Olive May Miller was born on 9 Mar 1883 in Chillisquaque, Northumberland, PA, United States,9 10 died on 25 Jan 1986 in Burlington, Burlington, NJ 9 10 and was buried in Lancaster: Greenwood Cemetery, Lancaster, PA 10.) |
1 Bell, Herbert C., History of Northumberland County, Pennsylvania: including its aboriginal history; the colonial and revolutionary periods; early settlement and subsequent growth; political organization; agricultural, mining, and manufacturing interests; internal improvements; religious, educational, social, and military history; sketches of its boroughs, villages, and townships; portraits and biographies of pioneers and representative citizens etc, etc. (Chicago, Ill.: Brown, Runk & Co., Publishers. 1891), Page 1133.
2 Gearhart, Heber G., Heber G. Gearhart Collection (Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.), Bucher families of Pennsylvania and Maryland, call slip FC BU.
3 Find A Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/99401227.
4 1880 United States Census, https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MWNB-KN7.
5 Miltonian (Milton, PA) (Milton, Numberland, Pennsylvania), 11 May 1906, page 3.
6 "The Daily News (Mount Carmel, PA)," 16 May 1906, page 1.
7 Intelligencer Journal (Lancaster, PA), 10 May 1941, page 1.
8 Intelligencer Journal (Lancaster, PA), 27 Sep 1941, page 6.
9 U.S. Social Security Death Index.
10 Find A Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/99398012.
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