Graham ~ Greenawalt Families

It took many years researching to uncover my relationship to these families, which came through the marriage between my great grandparents; William H. Graham and Sarah Catherine Greenawalt.

-- The Greenawalt Families came to Colonial Pennsylvania from Germany during the mid 18th century. Their story, and their life events, contributed to the very early development of our Colonial Pennsylvania history.

-- Also, here are the Graham ~ Greenawalt family photos.


I begin with me and the story about my Graham family. My father, Robert, was born to Calvin Stoey Graham, and Ruth Etta Barr, in Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.

Calvin was born in 1905 to William Graham, and Sadie Greenawalt, in the farming community of Mongul, Lurgan Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania.

However, my Graham name is not by birth.

-- My great grandfather, William, adopted his Graham name from his mother's 3rd husband, William Irwin Graham.


-- For quite some time I thought my great grandfather was born to this William, and his 1st wife, Mary Oliver.

-- The timeline of events, and the names William Graham, and Mary Graham, turned out to be coincidental. They were two different William and Mary people. But it did have me spinning my wheels during my research.


-- The details on William’s life are in these papers; a must read.


-- My father's, and his sister's, oral history, memory of William.

-- Also, here's William' research paper, and the family directory.


-- There are no records that we could find indicating William's middle name, or intial. The "H" is assumed.

William H. Graham (1873-1948) Family

-- My paternal great grandparents: William Graham and Sadie Greenawalt.


William H. Graham was born September 12th1873 to Samuel B. R. Culbertson and Mary Sophia Hildebrandt in the Shippensburg area of Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.

William was most likely named after Samuel's father, William Holmes Culbertson.

-- At some point during adulthood my great grandfather took the Graham name from his mother's 3rd husband, William Irwin Graham (1833-1908)

-- William's early life from his birth to his young adult life revolves around his mother, Mary Sophia Hildebrandt, and her life events, and marraiges.

-- William's mother, Mary S., was previously married to John Nearon, who died in 1866. Mary and John had a daughter, Carrie.

-- In 1870, before William was born, 25 year old Mary S. Naron, and her 6 year old daughter, Carrie, were living in the post office area of New Kingston, Middlesex Township, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.


-- Mary was a housekeeper for 31-year-old John and 26-year-old Margaret D. Weary, and their 4-year-old (born 1866) daughter Florence Weary. Also, in the home was 20-year-old farm laborer, Josiah Cassey.


-- On December 19th 1871 Mary S. Nearon of Middlesex married her 2nd husband, Samuel B. R Culbertson of Middlesex, in New Kingston, Middlesex Township, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania by W. W. Wanbaugh. Witnessed by David H. Wanbbaugh and John A. Linsdorf.


On September 12th 1873 my great grandfather, William Culbertson, was born.

-- By all accounts, sometime during 1874, Samuel B. R Culbertson deserted Mary and William, leaving with another woman, Julia Nonemaker, to Ohio, were their first child was born September 23rd 1875.


Then on July 18th 1875, Mary Sophia Culbertson married William Irwin Graham by Mr. Brickley, Minister of the Gospel, and witnessed by Samuel Larkon and Richard Devor and wife.

By June 24th 1877 Mary and William had a daughter, Mary Florence Graham. My great grandfather's half sister.

By 1880 Mary, her 9-year-old son William Culberson, her children with her 3rd husband, William, and his children from his previous marriage with Mary Oliver, were living in the Shippensburg Township area.

-- On May 19th 1888, Mary S. Graham, Mary Florence, Clara Zora, and Gertrude Viola were baptized at the German Reformed Church in Shippensburg, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.


There is no reliable information on my great grandfather after the 1880 census record.

I think as a young man William had at little education. He struggled to read or write his name, until much later in life, when he did read better and could at least write out his name. This lack of education may have hindered his ability to work beyond a semi-skilled laborer in farming, carpentry, plumbing, and other trade fields.

During 1884 and 1895 William was a twenty something farm laborer living in the Shippensburg area. It was during this time he met 25 year old Dellia Catherine Killinger of Upper Strasburg Franklin County Pennsylvania. During this time Dellia and William lived within two miles of one another.

During October of 1895 twenty five year old Dellia would became pregnant. On February 6th 1896, having made his mark "X", and witnessed by E.M. Shade, a 22 year old William Graham married 26 year old Dellia, who was five months pregnant. They were married at Dellia's parent's Upper Strasburg family home.

-- The Franklin County marraige application is the first record that confirms my thinking about his education.

-- The record also identifies my great grandfather's name as William Graham. He lived in Shippensburg, and his parents names as William and Mary Graham.

-- Dellia Catherine Killinger was born January 16th 1870 to John Wesley Killinger and Susan Ethel Stake. John Wesley Killinger was born May 19th 1843 in Southampton Township Franklin County. His wife Susan Stack was born August 1856.


The newly married couple lived with Dellia’s parents, but four months later, in June 1896, William left Dellia for the Maryland-Pennsylvania state line to work in lumbering.

One month after William left, on July 4th 1896, Dellia’s son, Norman Wesley Graham, was born at the home of his grandparents in Upper Strasburg Franklin County Pennsylvania.

-- Norman married Hilda Wilhelmina Pigorsch on January 10th 1920 in Abilene Kansas.

-- In March 1898, John Killinger sold his farm. He and his family, along with Dellia and their son Norman, went to the city of Baltimore in Maryland.

-- While in Baltimore Dellia’s father worked in the textile industry as a laborer, and Dellia worked as a cotton spooler. The family lived at 136 David Avenue, Third Precinct- Sixteenth Ward Baltimore Maryland.


However, Norman Wesley Graham was not my great grandfather's son.

-- This was a revelation, which was proved through my DNA Report, which is also how I knew about having a Culbertson heritage.


Sometime prior to 1900 William came back to the Shippensburg area, living with Charles and Alice Hoch in Southampton Township, a short distance outside Shippensburg.

While Dellia was still living in Baltimore, William was expecting another child with his future 2ndwife, Sarah Greenawalt.

The details on how William and Sarah met are not clear, but their 1st child, Dora, would be conceived in September 1900. She was born June 14th 1901 at Sarah’s parent’s home on present day Mogul Road, Mogul, Southampton Township.

Sometime during the fall of 1901 Dellia and the Killinger family returned from Baltimore to the Shippensburg area.

Then on October 15th 1901 William and Sarah were married in Shippensburg by the Justice of the Peace, A.F. Weaver.

-- On the marriage application, William indicated he lived in Shippensburg, and Sadie Greenawalt indicated she lived in Mongul, Franklin County, which is Southampton Township, about five miles west of Shippensburg. William listed his age as 27, and a farmer.

-- Sadie Greenawalt indicated she lived in Mongul Franklin County, which is Southampton Township, about five miles west of Shippensburg. Sadie listed her age as 30 years old, and her occupation as domestic.

--  William could not sign the marriage license; but it was written out and it contained an "X" located in the midst of his name with a notation; his mark, witnessed to mark A.F. Weaver.

-- Interestingly, on the application where it asks if the applicant was previously married, it was left blank.


By early winter of 1901 Dellia filed for divorce, charging William with desertion.

-- Everyone involved with William and Dellia Graham’s lives must have known about the divorce, Sarah’s pregnancy and the birth of Dora, and her marriage to William.

--  I even located a news article for when William and Sadie applied for the marriage license, and their wedding announcement.


William never responded to courts request, or county sheriff's office request, during Dellia's divorce proceeding. The divorce hearing was held April 1902, and was finalized and decreed on July 11th 1902.

-- When I read the divorce case and affidavits, It surprised me that Sadie’s name was not mentioned.

-- Dellia would later marry Grover Cleveland Hockenberry on June 15th 1911, and they lived in Hopewell Township Cumberland County Pennsylvania.

-- Dellia died June 1963, while living in Shippensburg. She was laid to rest in the Ridge Church of the Brethren, Middle Spring, Newburg Area of Cumberland County Pennsylvania.


So, for a nine months William was a polygamist. This answers the question; why did William and Sarah wait to marry four months after Dora was born to get married.

This brings new meaning to crossing the county line. We can only imagine the tension and social conflict this whole affair brought to the Greenawalt family, but then again Sarah wasn’t new to having children out of wedlock.

After William and Sarah married they moved into the Sarah's parent's home at Pine Hill, present day Mongul Hill Road, Mongul in Southampton Township Franklin County Pennsylvania.

-- Sarah (Sadie) Catherine Greenawalt was born May 6th 1865 to Henry Greenawalt and Jeanette Brinkley of Southampton Township Franklin County Pennsylvania.

-- The Greenawalt and Brinkley families were early settlers of Cumberland and Franklin Counties.

-- Henry's grandfather was Nicholas Greenawalt who entered the Revolutionary War while living in the Allentown area of Pennsylvania.


Before Sadie met William, she was already raising a child from another relationship. Her son, Earl Britton Hostetter was born May 14th 1889 at Sarah's parent's home on present day Mogul Hill Road outside Mogul in Southampton Township, Franklin County.

-- There is no record of a marriage between Sadie and a Mr. Hostetler. By 1910 Britton was listed as a Greenawalt. Britton is fondly remembered. He was William's step-son, and our grandfather's half brother.


William and Sadie Graham would live their entire life at the Greenawalt family home on present day Mongul Hill Road outside Mogul in Southampton Township Cumberland County Pennsylvania. This is the ancestral home area of both the Greenawalt and Graham families.

We have one photo of my great-grandfather as a young William Graham; taken with a work crew outside of a Shippensburg State College building, circa 1902. He's in the 2nd row, all the way to the right.

-- Here's a close up of William. Man do I resemble him.

-- Here's also a photo of William and Sadie, and this one who continued to live at the Greenawalt family home on Pine Hill, on present day Mongul Hill Road outside Mogul in Southampton Township.

During the 1930s and 1940s they would live with Sadie's younger sister Annie Greenawalt, and her husband Enos Wenger.

Sadie passed away at the age of 81 years old, in her home at 9:00 in the morning of June 13th 1946. She was laid to rest with her children at the in the Lurgan Cemetery Lurgan, Lurgan Township, Franklin County.

William continued to live in the Greenawalt family home, with Sadie's sister, Annie Wenger.

In 1947 William began to become ill, when he moved in with his son Calvin in Franklintown York County Pennsylvania."...Mr. Graham near Shippensburg has been ill at the home of his son, Calvin, Franklintown..."

William would progressively get worse, and in January 1948, he went to live in the Franklin County Home located in Chambersburg,Franklin County.

Six months later, on June 11th 1948, William passed away at 4:15 in the afternoon. He was 74 years, 8 months, and 29 days old.

William's services were held June 15th 1948 at 2:00 P. M. at the M. Garfield Funeral Home in Shippensburg Pennsylvania. Services were conducted by Reverend Leroy Perry.

William was buried on June 15th 1948 in the Lurgan Cemetery Lurgan, next to his wife and children.

William and Sadie Graham had four children, who all died early in childhood, except for our grandfather Calvin.

i. Dora Alice Graham was born on June 14th 1901 at Sarah's parent’s home on present day Mogul Hill Road outside Mogul in Southampton Township, Franklin County. Dora was years and 9 months old when she died March 12th 1906. She was laid to rest in the Lurgan Church Cemetery, Lurga, Franklin County.

ii. Florence Jeannette Graham was born August 13th 1903 in Letterkenny Township, Franklin County. She was 8 years and 11 months old when she died July 13th 1913. Florence was laid to rest with her sisters, Dora and Elsie, in the Lurgan Church Cemetery.

iii. Calvin Stoey Graham (1905-1983). He married Ruth Etta Barr.


-- There is one photo we have of Florence and Calvin, dated about 1911.


iv. Elsie May Graham was born, and died stillborn, September 20th 1908, at the family home outside Mogul in Southampton Township, Franklin County. She was buried next to her sister, Dora, in the Lurgan Cemetery Lurgan, Lurgan Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania .

Calvin Stoey Graham (1905-1983) Family

-- My paternal grandparents were Calvin Stoey Graham and Ruth Etta Barr.

-- This is Calvin's family research paper, and his family's directory.


Calvin was born November 29th 1905 to William H. Graham, and Sarah Catherine Greenawalt in the farming community of Mongul, Lurgan Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania.

Calvin's middle name, Stoey, came from Oliver P. Stoey who was the local practicing doctor in Lurgan during the time Calvin was born. Dr. Stoey most likely delivered Calvin into the world.

Calvin attended the local Mongul School, completing the 8th grade level of education. At 19 years old he hopped a train his Uncle Thomas Greenawalt was conductor on, and made his way to Harrisburg Pennsylvania. He worked as a mechanic and service manager in the local garages and car dealers in the area.

When Calvin was 21 years old, he married 19 year old Ruth Etta Barr on Jun 29th 1927 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Ruth was born May 5th 1908 to Harvey Joseph Barr and Sarah Henrietta Ellis in Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.

Ruth attended the newly formed Central Pennsylvania Business College on Market Square in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. She would eventually graduate from the school in May 1927, before she married Calvin.

-- An interesting side story. Ruth's great granddaughter, April Brent, my sister's daughter,attended Central Penn where she graduated in 1991.

-- During April's graduation ceremony held at the Capitol Forum in Harrisburg, Ruth was recognized as a former student of the Central Penn.


After Calvin and Ruth married, they lived at 203 Brisban Street in Paxtang Borough, Harrisburg, Dauphin County Pennsylvania. They eventually would purchase the home, only to lose the home during the great economic depression in the 1930s.

In 1933 the family moved to Franklintown, York County, Pennsylvania, where their five children would live and attend school.

i. Robert Harvey Graham (1928-2004). He married Dorothy Irene Klinger.

ii. Sarah Louise Graham (1930-2021). She married Harry (June) Rosenberger.

iii. Jean Marie Graham (1930-2006). She married Roy Eugene Hipp.

iv. Patricia Ann Graham was born February 4th 1935. She married Alfred (Al) Fred Napoli.

v. Keith Ellis Graham was born July 29th 1949. He married Carol Elaine Davis.

Robert Harvey Graham (1928-2004) Family

-- My parents Robert Harvey Graham and Dorothy Irene Klinger.

-- Here's the Robert's familt research paper, and family directory.


Robert (Bob) Harvey Graham was born October 4th 1928 to Calvin Graham and Ruth Barr in Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.

Bob was five years old when his family moved from Harrisburg to Franklintown Pennsylvanian. At the time Franklintown was becoming less of a local farming community, and more of a modern suburban commuter town. Here Bob would be his mischievous self, and attend the local schools.

In 1945 Bob quite school, completing the 11th grade, and enlisted in the Navy on January 21st 1946. After receiving his training at Camp Perry Virginia, he left May 29th 1846 for his two year duty in Yokasuka Japan.

After his two year hitch was up in 1948, he was discharged, and went to work as a machinist for the Clymer Machine Shop, who manufactured equipment and automotive parts in Mechanicsburg.

At the time my mother was working for the J.D. Ferry Company, who made manufacturing equipment, like potato chip fryers for Hanover chips.

It was through the two companies working relationship, my parents met, and started dating. She got pregnant, and on November 5th 1948, at six o'clock, Bob Graham married Dorothy (Dottie) Irene Klinger at the Evangelical United Brethren parsonage in Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.

My mother wore a blue business style dress, known as a street-length dress, with black accessories, and a corsage of yellow roses.

After they married, they would live at 35 West Locust Street in Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania.

-- Dottie was born November 28th 1928 to Edwin Charles Klinger, and Irene Mary Wrightstone in Shiresmanstown, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.


In 1951, Bob began to work with the United States Army Ordinance Supply Section at the New Cumberland General Depot in New Cumberland Pennsylvania.

Dottie also got a job working as a secretary for the Navy supply base in Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania. This enabled Bob and Dottie to move from Mechanicsburg to Bob's home town of Franklintown. This move would eventually lead to a rift in our family.

While at new Cumberland, Bob worked a laborer and truck driver until he left in 1962 to open up a garage with his father Calvin. The garage was known as the Graham's Service Center, which was located in Hampton Township, Cumberland County, at the intersection of Carlisle Pike and St. John's Church Road in Camp Hill Pennsylvania. In 1963, our parents purchased a home in Clearview Estates in Hampton Township, which was also across the Carlisle Pike from the garage.

It was during this time Bob became infatuated with a 17 year old Cumberland Valley school girl, Sherry Ann Bowers. Bob also mismanaged the financial affairs of the garage, and he and his father would loss the garage through bankruptcy court. This caused a server split between our father and grandfather, and our father and mother.

Bob and Dottie separated, and she with the children remained at the home in Clearview Estates, while Bob went to live about a mile from the family in the Stough's Mobile Home Park. Bob also went back to work at the New Cumberland supply depot as a quality inspector. He was helped by Ruth Ort, who he would eventually live with on a farm on Kralltown Road in the Dillsburg and Franklintown area of York County Pennsylvania.

Between Bob's continued change in life style and the bankruptcy, Dottie and the children slowly became estranged from the rest of the Graham family living in the Franklintown area. Bob and Dottie remained separated until 1974 when their son mediated their divorce.

Over time, the family slowly grew closer together, and Bob and Dottie enjoyed many events together at their grandchildren's birthday parties and other holidays.

Dottie was stricken with diabetes which she eventually succumbed to, and she died one day short of her 73rd birthday on November 27th 2001.

Bob died not long after, on December 17th 2004.

Evan after divorce, they were both laid to rest together in the Dillsburg Cemetery, Dillsburg York County Pennsylvania.

Bob and Dottie had four children.

i. Joan Eileen Graham

Joan was born April 1st 1949 at the Seidle Memorial Hospital, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. She married Steven Eugene Brent on April 4th 1970 at the United Brethren Church Franklintown, York County, Pennsylvania.

Steve was born November 27th 1938 to Logan and Susan Brent in Washington D.C.

Steve was previously twice married before he married Joan, and once after he married Joan. Steve and Joan had two daughters.

a. Amy Renee Brent was born August 11th 1970 at the Seidle Memorial Hospital, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania.

-- She attended the Duquesne University, and gratyatred as a licensed Pharmacist. In 2013, Amy lives with her partner in Lemoyne Pennsylvania.

b. April Christina Brent was born September 1st 1971 at the Seidle Memorial Hospital, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania.

-- She attended Central Penn Business School, the school of Edgar Cayce's Association for Research and Enlightenment, and the Loyola University Maryland.

-- April works in the education field as a counselor and social worker. She married Steve Amos of Mechanicsburg in 2009, and they are the parents of Franklin Graham Amos.

ii. Rosemary Ann Graham

Rosemary was born March 27th 1950 at the Seidle Memorial Hospital, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. Rosemary attended Harrisburg Area Community College, and worked as a financial analyst at the Naval Supply Depot in Mechanicsburg.

On December 29th 1979 Rosemary married Paul Regis Conahan at the Holy Name of Jesus Church in Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.

-- Paul was born April 4th 1945 in Hazelton Schuylkill County Pennsylvania.,br>
-- Paul's parents were Paul Regis Conahan, who was born February 9th 1910, and died December 1st 1967, and Margaret McDermott who was born January 29th 1914 and died July 12th 1996.

-- Paul Conahan was previously married to Judy Brignull, and they had a son Paul Regis Conahan.


Paul and Rosemary would divorce, and Paul died January 2nd 2002.

They had two daughters.

a. Meagan Ross Conahan was born June 24th 1983 in Abington, Montgomery County Pennsylvania.

--  After graduating from Ithaca College, she went to work in Manhattan New York City area.

--  In 2023 she married Jake Dahan, and they have two children.

b. Kaitlin Ann Conahan was born March 21st 1986 in Harrisburg Dauphin County Pennsylvania.

--  After a rocky teenage and early twenty something stage, Katie graduated from a dental technical school, and had a child; Kahana

-- Katie married PJ Taylor and they have one daughter.

iii. Robert Calvin Graham

Robert was born September 28th 1952 at the Seidle Memorial Hospital, Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania. He went by the name Boob and Boog.

Boog briefly married his high school girl friend, Carole Jean Suter, on November 28th 1975, on his own mother's birthday.

In June of 1977, he and Carole divorced, but they remain close friends.

Then on August 13th 1977, Boog married his college sweetheart, who remains his everlasting companion and friend, Janelle Aileen Taylor.

Janelle was born November 10th 1954 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, to Kenneth James Henry Taylor and Jane Alice Hines.

Boog and Janelle have two sons.

a. Justin Taylor Graham was born November 4th 1983 in Harrisburg Hospital Dauphin County Pennsylvania.

-- Before Justin found his way, he was a Convenience Store Clerk, and Food Server married to his 1st wife Ashley Constance Goss. Ashley was born April 19th 2004 to Bob Goss and Marilyn Harkaway. Justin divorced Ashley in November 2007.

They had two children.


1. Taylor Constance Graham was born September 13th 2001 in Harrisburg Hospital, Harrisburg Pennsylvania. She's our T-T.

2. Jordon Alexander Graham was born October 11th 2002 in Hospital, Harrisburg Pennsylvania. He's our antsy-pants.


-- Justin was then arm-twisted into marrying Tyann Iona Kline by the Perry County Mafiosos. Tyanne was born to Kimberly Aungst and Wendal Kline.

-- Justin and Tyanne had two children.


1. Hayden Jorell Graham, named after Superman, the son of Jorell, was born September 17th 2007. He's our yo-yo.

2. Riley Emma Graham was born December 17th 20011. She's our Rye-Rye.


-- Justin divorced Tyann, and then married his 3rd wife, Jamie McKim, who was not married, but had two daughters.

b. Ian Robert Graham was born Septemebr 8th 1985 in Harrisburg Hospital, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.

-- We could write a book on Ian. He started working at 15 as a dish washer and sometime cook at the Range End Golf Club in Dillsburg, Pennsylvania.

-- Ian graduated from college, went to work for a communications company, and unlike is father, is currently experiencing his own bouts with reality.

-- Ian is currently married to Amanda DeJuses

vi. Deborah Louise Graham

Debbie was born December 18th 1954. She married Lawrence Raymond Honaker on Sunday, February 17th 1974 in the Franklintown United Brethren Church, Franklintown, Pennsylvania. They had no children, and she divorced Larry on April 4th 1978.

Debbie did have two children with Roy George Einsig, a sperm donor.

a. Khailin Einsig Graham was born January 24th 1978. He died February 20th 1980 from complications with birth defects. He was laid to rest in the Rolling Green Cemetery Camp Hill Cumberland Co. Pensylvania.

b. Ezekeial Edwin Graham was born March 7th 1896 at the Harrisburg Hospital in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. He is known as Zek, and he looks like his father, Roy George Einsig.

-- Zek is a distant 4th cousin to his uncle’s, Bob Graham’s, wife, Janelle Taylor-Graham through the Einsig family.

-- Zek was 26 years old when he married was 25-year-old Jayde Cristine Orndorf on November 6th 2014. Jayde Cristine Orndorf was born to Thomas Dean Orndorf and Martha Rose Underwood on October 18th 1987 in Harrisburg, Dauphin County Pennsylvania.

-- Jayde and Zek had two daughters.


1. Cailin Olivia Graham was born January 12th 2013 at the Holy Spirit Hospital in Camp Hill, Cumberland County Pennsylvania.

2. June Nova Graham was born October 23rd 2018 in Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, Landstuhl Germany.

Sarah Louise Graham(1930-2021) Family

-- Here is the Sarah Louise Graham-Rosenbergerresearch paper, and her family directory.


Sarah Louise Graham was born an twin on September 15th 1930 in Harrisburg, Dauphin County Pennsylvania.

She married Harry (June) Rosenberger Jr. on July 1st 1955 at the United Brethren Church, Franklintown, York County, Pennsylvania.

 Harry was born October 5th 1921 to Harry Rosenberger Sr. and Carrie Mae Motts in Dillsburg, York County, Pennsylvania.


Sally worked in a bank, and June worked as an electrician for the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers, Facility Engineers Division of the New Cumberland Army Supply Depot in New Cumberland Pennsylvania. The family lived in Dillsburg Pennsylvania.

Sally was always an independent and feisty woman, doing things her way (which was the only way.) She could always be seen driving around in her 2000 Crown Victoria or looking out her front window. Sally and her sisters loved putting puzzles together, and actually put together a 12,000-piece puzzle (twice.)

Harry was 73 years old when he died February 6th 1995. He was laid to rest at the Dillsburg Cemetery, Dillsburg, York County.

Sally was 90 years old when she died January 6th 2021. She was laid to rest with her husband at the Dillsburg Cemetery.

Sally and June had one daughter.

i. Sherie Ann Rosenberger

Sherrie was born October 11th 1957 in the Harrisburg Hospital, Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.

She worked as an administrative assistant, and she married married April 8th 1977 to John Ellsworth Minich at the United Brethren Church, Franklintown York County Pennsylvania.

--  John was born August 5th 1959 to Ellsworth C. Minich and Barbara J. Sillers in Carlisle Cumberland County Pennsylvania.


John and Sherie divorced, and she then married Herb Myers. They had no children.

John and Sherry had two children.

a. Angela Nicole Minich was born October 17th 1977 in Carlisle, Cumberland County Pennsylvania. b. John (Brady) Minich was born May 17th 1981 in Carlisle, Cumberland County Pennsylvania. Brady graduated from Susquehanna University as a business major, when he was killed in Long Island New York while visiting his girl friend’s parents. Brady died in 2004. And was laid to rest in the Dillsburg Cemetery, Dillsburg York County Pennsylvania.

Jean Marie Graham (1930-2006) Family

-- Here is the Jean Marie Graham-Hipp research paper, and her family directory.


Jean Marie Graham was born a twin on September 15th 1930 in Harrisburg, Dauphin County Pennsylvania. She married Roy Herman Hipp on July 19th 1951, while visiting Roy's parents, in Johnston City, Tennessee.

-- Roy was born September 9th 1928 to Eugene S. Hipp and Sallie Garmany in Mascot, Knox County Tennessee.


Jean worked as a secretary and administrative assistant for the former General Accident Insurance Company in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania.

Roy was a Navy veteran, worked as a mechanic for the for a local heavy equipment manufacturer, L.B. Smith Inc. in Camp Hill Pennsylvania, a member of Aero Space Workers Union of York, and a member of the Harrisburg Consistory and Zembo Temple of Harrisburg.

Roy and Jean were both members of the Franklintown United Brethren Church, Franklintown, Pennsylvania.

Roy was 68 years old when he died June 1st 1997 of cancer.

Jean was 75 years old when she died Friday morning at her home on June 9th 2006. They were both laid to rest in the Dillsburg Cemetery, Dillsburg York County Pennsylvania.

They had had two sons.

i. Calvin Eugene Hipp

Calvin was born February 27th 1952 in Carlisle Cumberland County Pennsylvania. We knew him as Corky.

Calvin liked the local politics, and for a time ran to be the Township Supervisor, and Municipal Sewer Chief for Carroll Township, York County.

Calvin 1st married Catherine May Adams in Mechanicsburg Cumberland County Pennsylvania. Catherine was born March 10th 1951 to Dale Adams and Mary Jane Adams, who may have been related.

Calvin and Catherine had one daughter.

a. Jessica Ann Hipp was born May 1st 1975 at Holy Spirit Hospital, Camp Hill Cumberland County Pennsylvania. She married Mr. Cable.


Calvin then married on October 8th 1978 to Susan Jane Konhaus in Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania. Susan was born July 10th 1952 to Paul Konhaus and Margaret Zimmerman.

Calvin and Susan had one daughter.

b. Margaret Jean Hipp was born March 23rd 1979 at Holy Spirit Hospital, Camp Hill Cumberland County Pennsylvania. She had a child and named her Bailey Hipp.

ii. David Lawrence Hipp

David was born December 28th 1954. I think Jean and her brother, Bob, were having a challenge on who can have a Christmas baby. Bob&'s daughter, Debbie, was born December 17th 1954.

Dave was a great guy. After high school, David joined the Air Force, and made it his career as a Nutritionist and Dietician.

While being stationed at the former Clark Air Force base in the Philippines, he met and married Jeannie L. Liwanag on May 15th 1986. Jeannie was born January 20th 1956 to Reuben Liwanag and Zenaida Laureano in Angeles Pam-Panga, Philippines.

Dave was medically discharged from the Air Force for throat cancer, which he eventually succumbed to and died from on July 4th 1992. He was only 37 years and 6 months old. He was laid to rest near his parents in the Dillsburg Cemetery, Dillsburg, York County, Pennsylvania.

Dave and Jeannie had three children.

a. Shannon Marie Hipp was born December 26th 1981 in Goldsboro North Carolina.

b. Jennifer Jean Hipp was born February 13th 1986 at the Clark Air Force Base, Philippines

c. Joshua Jazz (JJ) Hipp was born in the Philippines, and was adopted by David and Jeannie.

Patrica Ann Graham-Napoli (b.1935) Family

-- Patrica Ann Graham-Napoli's research paper, and her family directory.


Pat was born February 4th 1935 in Harrisburg Dauphin County Pennsylvania.

She married Alfred (Al) Fred Napoli May 9th 1953 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.

-- Al was born October 30th 1925 to Agostino Napoli and Philamena Interi in Harrisburg Dauphin County Pennsylvania.


Pat and Al had six children.

i. Raymond Agostino Napoli

Ray was born October 22nd 1953 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.

He married April 28th 1973 to Janice Eileen Albert.

-- Janice was born November 3rd 1954 to Lewis William Albert and Marcella Olive Thomas at the Seidle Memorial Hospital in Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.


Ray worked for the Steel industry in Harrisburg and Steelton Pennsylvania, where he also was involved in the Steel Workers Union.

Ray and Janice had two children.

a. Gina Renee Napoli was born February 20th 1974 in the Holy Spirit Hospital, Camp Hill Pennsylvania.

b. Brett Agostino Napoli was born March 26th 1979 in the Holy Spirit Hospital, Camp Hill Pennsylvania.

ii. Lewis Anthony Napoli

Lou was born October 8th 1956 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. He married Sherrie Lynn Camp on August 6th 1977.

-- Sherrie was born May 10th 1957 to Chester Camp and Jessie Barker.


Lou and Sherrie had two daughters.

a. Christina Renee Napoli was born October 15th 1978 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.

b. Angela Maria Napoli was born September 22nd 1980 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.

iii. Joseph Michael Napoli

Joe was born October 7th 1958 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. He married Lynne Leigh Wetzel on July 17th 1984.

-- Lynne was born September 3rd 1958 to Joseph Brenneman Wetzel and Caroline Mary Marzolf in the Seidle Memorial Hospital, Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania.


Joe and Lynne had two children.

a. Carmella Marie Napoli was born March 22nd 1986 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.

b. Gary Augustine Napoli was born March 7th 1988 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.

iv. Steven Bryan Napoli

Steven was born October 24th 1960 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. He married Peggy Ann Sowers on May 26th 1980.

-- Peggy was born October 5th 1956 to Richard Eugene Sowers and Betty Josephine Beck.


Steve and Peggy had one child.

a. Ryan Steven Napoli was born September 9th 1981 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.

v. Theresa Marie Napoli

Terry was born November 20th 1963 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. She married John Fred Garner on May 7th 1983 in Mechanicsburg Cumberland County Pennsylvania.

--  John was born November 10th 1961 to Fred Stanton Garner and Judith Ann Robinson.


Terry and John had two children.

a. Patricia Ann Garner was born a twin on January 27th 1987 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.

b. Nicholas Stanton Garner was born a twin on January 27th 1987 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.

vi. James Allen Napoli

Jim was born March 12th 1965. He was in the Army for 20 years as a helicopter mechanic.

He married Sherrie Lynette Brenner on October 20th 1984.

--  Sherrie was born May 2nd 1966 to Robert Louis Brenner and Mary Louise Evans in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.


Jimmy and Sherrie had one daughter.

a. Ashley Nicole Napoli was born August 26th 1986 at Fort Campbell Kentucky.

Keith Ellis Graham (b.1949) Family

-- Patrica Ann Graham-Napoli research paper, and her family directory.


Keith was born July 29th 1949 in Hanover York County Pennsylvania. Keith was know in the family as Butch or Butchie. He married Carol Elaine Davis on August 28th 1972 in Burnettsville Indiana.

-- Carole was born September 28th 1952 to Clyde Allen Davis and Doris Ruth Landes in Logansport Indiana.


The lived in the area of Fort Wayne Indiana, where Keith is an educator; teaching people to be physician assistants. They now live with their daughter, Karen, in La Crosse, Wisconsin.

Keith and Carole have two daughters.

i. Karen Graham was born August 11th 1876 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. In 2013 Karen had graduated in 2000 from the University of Iowa College of Medicine.

-- She holds Certification from the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants.

-- Karen is an educator at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Wisconsin, where she teaches Evidence-Based Medicine and Problem-Based Learning.

ii, Kimberly Graham was born September 10th 1979 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. In 2013 Kimberly is married and lives in with her husband and children.