Jacob Pentico and Emily Rachel Dodson Pentico

John Pentico  name variant.

Home in 1830 (City, County, State):

Jersey Shore, Lycoming, Pennsylvania

Free White Persons - Males - Under 5:

2

Free White Persons - Males - 5 thru 9:

1

Free White Persons - Males - 30 thru 39:

1

Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29:

1

Free White Persons - Under 20:

3

Free White Persons - 20 thru 49:

2

Total Free White Persons:

5

Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored):

5

In an attempt to match the names to  dashes I learned that George was not the first born child.

 Jacob was born 7 May 1824 in PA.  I am not going to say Clearfield County because I can not find  proof.  It was much more likely in another county at the time of birth.

1830  

2 males under 5                       1 male 5-9         the parents. 

George W 1826

Philip 1828                              Jacob b 1824    John and Katherine/Catherine

Jacob and Emily Rachael Dodson Pentico   1850 United States Federal Census

name                    Jacob Pentico

age                         23

birth                        abt 1827                          

Birthplace:	Pennsylvania
Home in 1850:	Burnside, Clearfield, Pennsylvania
Gender:	Male
Family Number:	1528
Household Members:	Name Age Jacob Pentico 23 Emly Pentico 23 Lydia A Pentico 2 William Dodson 55 James Snyder 23

1860 census

Name:	Jacob Pentico
Age in 1860:	36
Birth Year:	abt 1824
Birthplace:	Pennsylvania
Home in 1860:	Mariposa, Jasper, Iowa
Gender:	Male
Post Office:	Newton
Value of real estate:	View Image
Household Members:	Name Age Jacob Pentico 36 Emily Pentico 32 Lydia Pentico 12 Elmira Pentico 9 Sarah Jane Pentico 6 Hiram Pentico 3

U.S., Civil War Draft Registrations Records, 1863-1865

Name:	Jacob Pentico
Residence:	Iowa
Age at enlistment:	38
Enlistment Date:	24 Aug 1864
Rank at enlistment:	Private
State Served:	Iowa
Survived the War?:	Yes
Service Record:	Enlisted in Company I, Iowa 10th Infantry Regiment on 24 Sep 1864.Mustered out on 29 May 1865.
Birth Date:	abt 1826
Sources:	Roster & Record of Iowa Soldiers in the War of Rebellion

1870 United States Federal Census

1880 United States Federal Census
1900

Name:	Jacob Peutico [Jacob Pentico]
Age:	74
Birth Date:	May 1825
Birthplace:	Pennsylvania
Home in 1900:	Pierce, Pierce, Nebraska
Race:	White
Gender:	Male
Relation to Head of House:	Head
Marital Status:	Married
Spouse's Name:	Emily Peutico
Marriage Year:	1847
Years Married:	53
Father's Birthplace:	Germany
Mother's Birthplace:	Germany
Occupation:	View on Image
Neighbors:	View others on page
Household Members:	Name Age Jacob Peutico 74 Emily Peutico 30 [70]
1910 United States Federal Census

YDNA helped verify his Grandparents lineage and we already had hers.  They were of Germanic background but born in US.

 He was 87 at age of death. Pierce, Pierce Co. NY

Web: Nebraska, Find A Grave Index, 1854-2012

If you have more information we would love to learn it.

George and Fiana (Neff) Pentico 2nd Son of John and Catherine/Katherine Young Pentico

George Pentico on the 1850 census Federal Return.


   

Name:	George Pentico
Age:	23
Birth Year:	abt 1827
Birthplace:	Pennsylvania
Home in 1850:	Burnside, Clearfield, Pennsylvania
Gender:	Male
Family Number:	1529
Household Members:	Name Age George Pentico 23 Francis Pentico 20 Sarah Pentico 1 Elizabeth Pentico 0 G lafeyett Kepler 24

Also on this page is  brother JacobPentico and wife Emily.
Ancestry.com - 1850 United States Federal Census

1860  typo for his age  ...... family seemed to be here at this time. Jasper, IOWA

Name:	Geo Pentico
Age in 1860:	44             should read 34
Birth Year:	abt 1816         1826-7
Birthplace:	Pennsylvania
Home in 1860:	Mariposa, Jasper, Iowa
Gender:	Male
Post Office:	Newton
Value of real estate:	View Image
Household Members:	Name Age Geo Pentico 44 Fiana Pentico 30 Sarah Pentico 11 Elizabeth Pentico 9 Emanuel Pentico 7 Richard Pentico 5 Obediah Pentico 3 Amanda Pentico 1

His son Emanuel is in Kansas later not to be confused with our direct line from Phillip b 1828 Near Jersey Shores, PA.  

Both George and Philip are brothers.  Their father was John Pentico/ff with variant spellings. Mother was Katherine Young from Henry Young ie Jung. Families arrived mid 1700's. Have documents.

Story in book is the one given by many but the 33 letters she did not use must have had this correct information. Wish I had asked for them instead of turning them down 20 + years ago.
1830 United States Federal Census - Ancestry.com

1870 census  Grant, Republic, Kansas PO was Bellville.

George Pentico 44 Frances Pentico 44 Emanuel Pentico 17 Richard Pentico 15 Obadiah Pentico 13 Amanda Pentico 11 Henrietta Pentico 9 Martha Pentico 7 Clara Pentico 1

1880 Elk Creek, Republic, Kansas wife name listed Fianna Neff, Farmer,

George Pentico 54 Fianna Pentico 50 Henrietta Pentico 19 Mathew Pentico 14 Clara Pentico 11 George Pentico 8 Walter Pentico 6

CW Draft

George Pentico
Residence:	Mariposa, Jasper, Iowa
Class:	2
Congressional District:	4th
Age on 1 July 1863:	37
Estimated Birth Year:	abt 1826
Race:	White
Place of Birth:	Pennsylvania 1885 Kansas Census Kansas State Census Collection, 1855-1925 Name: George Pentico Census Date: 1 Mar 1885 Residence County: Republic Residence State: Kansas Locality: Elk Creek Birth Location: Pennsylvania Marital Status: Married Gender: Male Estimated Birth Year: abt 1826 Race: White Line: 24 Roll: KS1885_114 Household Member(s): Name Age George Pentico 59

Oroville Pentico born Iowa died in Chico, CA area.

Is your family on the hunt? Some of ours are whacking at the bushes and startling the bees.

I recently received a phone call from northern California regarding a name that provoked my
husband to say, " I remember that name and they went to Chico, CA."

Knowing my husband is not big into genealogy and family I was a  bit surprised by his comment.
Waiting until Sis was free and we could talk, I finally called her last night.

The man in question is a son of Oroville Pentico who was born 10 Jun 1886, County of Palo Alto, Iowa. Taken from WW1 draft card on Ancestry.com.
Oroville Pentico received his last SS Benefit Feb 1979.  He did live in Chico, Butte Co. CA.  It reverifies that  he was born as stated.

Orville(spelling change) is in the 1900 census with his parents and siblings, at least some of them.

Name Age Emanuel Pentico 41 Mary A Pentico 41 Frank A Pentico 19 Luella R Pentico 17 Orville E Pentico 12 Etta B Pentico 11 Laura M Pentico 6

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They were in Des Moines, Jasper, Iowa. Emmanuel was born in PA(which we knew)

Mary A is (Rolland) born in PA also.   (Emanuel is a twin).

Emanuel is gone by 1910 She is in Peoples, Boone Co. IA as:

Mary A Pentico 51 Oville Pentico 23 Myrtle Pentico 16

 Orville is in Emmetsburg, Palo Alto, IA 1920 married to Tessie Belle Finnestead Tessies Father is from PA also.

Orville Pentico                     33 Tessie Pentico    26 Dorothy Irene Pentico        8 Ina Pentico 7 Clarence A Pentico 5 Leone M Pentico 3 [3 1/12]  Harold P Pentico 0 [11/12]  Joe Mandros  43

1930 Census  Chico, Butte Co. CA.  Luella is his sister.  Name Age Orville Pentico 45 Belle Pentico 37 Ina Pentico 17 Clarance Pentico 16 Leone Pentico 13 Harold Pentico 11 Luella Burkhart 47 1940 census  Chico, Butte, CA He owned his home was a laborer, worked for the government. Orville Pentico 53 Tessie B Pentico 46 Harold P Pentico 21 Harold is listed on FindAGrave and BillionGraves.com Harold was born 1919 in Iowa, enlisted 3 mar 1942 Chico, CA Infantry ,Private,National Guard, 4 years of High School, semi skilled chauffeurs and drivers, bus, taxi, truck and tractor. 67 tall and 168 weight. Not yet married. He died May 1966. SSIndex taken. FindAGrave says 28 May 1966. Chico, Butte, CA Though our family knew of him, we did not know him.  Sis did visit family once and I used to write to someone in this family. On older computer. So interesting to see more family interlinks in these lines . Emanuel was the father of both Frank and Orville, Fred, Mary, Jim and Shirley's Great Grandfather. Orville was a Great Uncle. We would love to find a picture of Frank A Pentico. Does anyone have pictures of any of these people???

The Addition's to the Tree

 Nicole Bruno Murillo, and Stephan Murillo 

Clementine

more family and dear  friends. 11 Oct 2013

St. Charles Chuch, San Diego, CA.

Our Tree Expanded with Great Joy

Today our Grandson Stephan Murillo and his fiancee' Nicole Bruno joined together in front of God and are now man and wife.

We are so blessed to finally have her as a member of our family.  I am sure there are many pictures on Facebook by now, so not worrying about a picture here now.

We were also able to share time with several other class mates of theirs at the Reception.  My what time and age does to mature young ones to adults.  Having used to pat this one young man on the head at school often for signs of encouragement, I can hardly reach the top of his head now. I am so pleased to see the growth.  It was great to see the other members also.  It always makes my heart sing to see them and enjoy being around them.

Our heads are still rocking with the sound of Gongudum Style? sounding music. We truly enjoyed watching them dance and share times together.  It also shows us what our other Grandchildren do when they are out at a dance.  It looks like so much fun. I think definitely more fun that couples other than slow dances.

We can now add a couple of complete new names to our lines for the younger ones. Made my head spin when I realized that. There is a lot of people in all these families.  Fortunately, I had met the Grandmother and others as much as 7 years ago when they were students in school.

When asked to dance, my knee held up and I did not fall down.  If it not been touchy lately I would have tried the new dance method. Having always loved to dance, it was enjoyable to watch others and their moves.

The Church services were traditional and family participated in them. The reception was enjoyed, though initially a wee cool. The food was great.   Enjoyed conversation with one of the hostesses at the end of the evening as they were clearing also.  Everyone was polite and attempted to make all go smooth.

Chuckling the DJ even came over and asked if we wanted him to play some older music.  He suggested Dean Martin.  We were happy with what he had.  I almost asked him for some Green Day, that was so hot when the newly weds were in school.  I also like Green Day very much.

It was great to see so much family, with Ed and family there, Alan and H there, BJ and Zack, of course Candy and her family, with Jesus and his family also. May we get to know Nicole's family like we were able to get to know Jesus's over the years.  It truly makes it then one  big family.

We thought of Don, he called this morning to tell us to wish them well.  We just wish he could feel well.

Steve and Nicole are the first of our ten grandchildren to marry. October 11, 2013.

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Ida"s Mom, Margaret Mae Eastman FOULK Archer

Margaret Mae Eastman is the daughter of George Herbert EASTMAN and Lydia Trowbridge.
His father was Abijah Stoddard EASTMAN and mother was Esther *THOMAS* with a question mark. My files say Thomas from my research Grandma Ida said she was either a THOMAS or a WOOD.  Big story here for later.

Margaret Mae married Harvey Edward Foulk son of William Henry Foulk b 1846 in Somerset Co. PA died Ia 1940. His Mom was Katherine MYERS b 1845 Perry Co. IA died 1922  Blackhawk Co., IA.


Harvey Edward Foulk was born 18 Oct 1867 in Illinois.1870 with parents  Wm  H Foulk and Catharine Foulk 1870 census also with brother Arthur F. aged 1 and he is aged 3. Cedar, Blackhawk Co. IA.

1910 Census Harvey and Margret are in Eagle, Blackhawk, IA

Victoria Mae (IDA) married Carl Fremont JONES, His Uncle Charlie Jones took them to Blue Mound, Minn to marry, due to family squabble over wealth. ARRRGH  I have certificate.


1920 census with wife Margaret Mae Eastman in Platte township 22 North E#9 Wyo.
Dad remembered when they came to town and Grandad told him to tell his parents they were on the way back to IOWA. Gave him a horse and instructions about property.  Dad was 8 years old.

Other children with Harvey and Margaret Mae were: Arthur W. 21  (Great Uncle Dick); Belva L 19 whom married Earnest Rice lived Greybull, Wyo.,; Claude O 17, married Edna Musselman,  I knew them well, they lived in Wheatland, Wyo area.  She made the best pickled beets jello salad.;  Blanche E. 15 died young have pic of her casket etc; Ira E., I met once when he came to see Dad in Valley Ford, Ca., Alvina K. 10 lived in Wheatland and we all knew and loved her she married Mr. Kerns.; Herbert E. 6 married late and his wife still with us. Love her very much.

Dad and Uncle Herbie (Great Uncle) were born almost at the same time.

Harvey disappears at the time he shipped a load of wheat to Russia.  No one learned more of him or at least did not acknowledge information. Interesting stories though came from it.

Here is the only picture I know have of her since government lost the letters and pictures she had shared.  With her last husband.  Mr. Archer.  Great Grandma died January 23,1958 the year I graduated from school. She was born 6 Oct 1874 Black Hawk Co. IA.

Shasta Foulk is the baby in her arms.   Shasta you were cute.

Victoria Mae (Ida) Foulk, m Jones then Norris.

Here is a picture of Grandma (IDA) Jones, at the time (dvd) with her daughters at my Aunt Etta's home in Petaluma, California on her husbands family's dairy. Ollimac Dairy. I think it was about 1946.

Remembering that Aunt Muril was married to Uncle Joseph COLLIN's and Aunt Bethel was married to Aubie Dee Cooper, Sr. Both men served in the war, as did Uncle Comillo Morelli, Aunt Etta's husband before he went back to the dairy.

These are my Dad's sisters. His brother was in the Navy and at Pearl Harbor.
Both Uncle Joe and Uncle Pete (Aubie) were at the hospital in San Francisco at one time.
I can not remember if there were there together or just right after each other but suspect that is when this picture would have been taken. Suspect Mom took the picture for her to have picture and negative.

Etta Jones Morelli back Aunt Bethel Jones Cooper back
front Grandma Ida, Aunt Muril Collins  I thought they had such attractive dresses.

Almost forgot how thin Grandma was when younger.  The picture is outside the kitchen of Aunt Etta;s house.  Down to the left was the Fig Tree,  Don Morelli and I used to get into and eat the figs when first ripe.  They tasted so good.