Notes:

1995

Jane E. Reachard

Self-employed beautition

WEST YORK -- Jane E. Reachard, 77 of West York, died Thursday morning at Memorial hospital. She was the wife of Carl O. Reachard. The couple observed their 49th wedding anniversary March 29.

The service will be 10 AM Monday Saint James Lutheran Church, 25 North Adams Street, York. Burial will be in Mt. Rose Cemetery. Will be no viewing. The Robert F. Koehler funeral loan Inc. 2000 West market Street, York, is in charge of the arrangements.

Mrs. Reachard was born Sept. 16th, 1918, and Frederick, Maryland. She was the daughter of the late William Hunter and Anna L.(Marquette) Bastress.

She was a self-employed vacation, operating a beauty shopping for 31 years before retiring in 1990. She was a member of Saint James Lutheran Church, the church choir and Mary Rebecca Circle of the women of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

Mrs. Reachard is survived by

two sons, Michael A. Reachard, York

Joel K. Reachard of Baltimore; and

two granddaughters.

Officiating into service will be her pastor the Rev. George W. Fitch Jr.

Memorial contributions may be made to Saint James Lutheran Church, 25 North Adams Street York 17404 dated 11-16-95

SOURCE: Reichard family files York Heritage Trust; York newspaper, handwritten Date 17 November 1995; from the Reichard obituary collection Rosalie Sommer page 106

Jane married Reachard, Carl O [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Reachard, Michael A
2. Reachard, Joel K

Notes:

Desertion, Maintenance & Surety of the Peace (apparently surrounding first wife Mary and children)

BASTRESS, ANDREW W. DESERTION 002 JUNE 1909 05 060 YES

Source: York County Archives, York, Pennsylvania

[Desertion, Maintenance & Surety of the Peace 1876-1978

Description: Desertion, also called Non-Maintenance, is defined as the criminal act of abandonment or willful failure to provide for the care, protection or support of a spouse or child. Orders for maintenance are orders to financially support a spouse, children or elderly parents.

Surety of the Peace is a promise of good behavior required by someone who is suspect of future misbehavior.

Context: Name of defendant, name of prosecutor, case number, session, year and charges against the defendant. Docket entries include an outline of the case.]

1918

WWI DRAFT REGISTRATION CARD

Name: Andrew Wilson Bastress

Race: White

Birth Date: 18 Apr 1877

age 41

Street address:

238 East St, Frederick, Maryland, USA

birth place left blank

Physical Build: Slender

Height: Tall

Hair Color: Gray

Eye Color: Brown

machinist Oxbrbra Brush Co, Church St Extended Frederick Ms

nearest Relative: Anna L. Bastress 238 East St, Frederick MD

Relative's Relationship: Wife

REGISTRATION DATE 12 SEPT 1918

SIGNED Andrew Wilson Bastress

BAPTISM

Name:Andrew Wilson Bastrass

Baptism Age: 0

Event Type: Baptism

Birth Date: 18 Apr 1877

Baptism Date: 29 May 1877

Baptism Place: York, York, Pennsylvania, USA

Denomination: Methodist

Organization Name: Aldersgate United Methodist Church, York, York, Pennsylvania, USA

Father: Wm H Bastrass

Mother: Lucy Bastrass

Andrew married Tolen, Anna Lucille. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

According to his obituary, Mr. Bastress was a veteran of the Civil war, having enlisted three times, one of the terms of service being in the Third United States cavalry, in which he attained the rank of sergeant.

In the History of Pennsylvania Volunteers (Bates, 1871), he is listed as a member of Company H of ?Independent Organitions.?

According to the History of York County Pennsylvania, (Prowell, 1907) at Gettysburg he was a member of the Twenty-Sixth Emergency Regiment, Company I. His obituary mentions that he was ?wounded in the limb and captured at Gettysburg.?

He was married three times, to Mary J. Bently, of Oxford; the second time to Lucy Wilson, of Waynesboro, by whom he had three children; Andrew, Guy and Annie, all of whom are living. His present wife was Elizabeth Witman, of York.

He was in the employ of the Farmers Fire Insurance company for twenty-four years. He was a member of Post 37, G.A.R.; Keystone conclave No. 12, Independent Order of Heptasophs; Harmonia lodge, No. 853, I.O.O.F.; and the Rex Hook and Ladder company.

1900 US FEDERAL CENSUS

York Ward 2, York, Pennsylvania

238 East Philadelphia Street

enumeration date 5 June 1900

ALL b. Pennsylvania, all parents b. Pennsylvania EXCEPT Lizzie wife

W H Bastress 55 head M W April 1845 married

book keeper; owns house free of mtg

Lizzie Bastress 44 wife F W Aug 1855 married

had 3 chidlren 3 living

b. Pennsylvania, father b. Germany, mother b. Pennsyvlaia

Wilson Bastress 23 son M W April 1877 married 2 yrs machinist

Mary Bastress 23 daughter in law F W Nov 1876 married 2 yrs

had 1 child, 1 child living

Annie G Bastress 4/12 granddaughter F W Feb 1900

Guy Bastress 20 son M W Aug 1889 single clerk

Annie L Bastress 17 daughter F W Sept 1883 single

Joseph Bearenon 25 step son M W May 1875 single organ maker

Hettie Bearenon 22 step daughter F W April 1877 single sales lady

David Bearenon 20 step son M W Aug 1879 single soldier (cavelryman)

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William married Wilson, Louisa A.. Louisa was born on 26 Jun 1847; died on 6 Jan 1890; was buried in Burns Hill Cemetery, Waynesboro, Franklin County, PA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]