John L. STRAUB & Lois May BALLIET

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John L. STRAUB
Lois May BALLIET

Husband: John L. STRAUB
Birth: 11 Sep 1873, Chillisquaque Twp., Northumberland Co., PA
Death: aft. 1911
Politics: Republican
Father: Jacob "Uncle Jake" STRAUB
Mother: Araminta Agnes SCHLEBBY

Marriage:

Wife: Lois May BALLIET
Father: Charles Henry BALLIET
Mother: Catharine HALL

Children:

1. Annie Catharine STRAUB
2. Andrew Jacob STRAUB

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Source:

1. Anon. 1911. Genealogical & Biographical Annals of Northumberland County. J.L. Floyd & Co., Chicago.

JOHN L. STRAUB, now engaged in farming in West Chillisquaque township, was born Sept. 11, 1873, in Chillisquaque township, son of Jacob Straub. He attended the Harrison school in his native township and when old enough commenced to work with his father, with whom he continued to farm until 1909. He then removed to the old Dougal farm, in the same township, near the borough line of Milton, where he carries on general farming. He married Lois May Balliet, daughter of Charles Henry and Catharine (Hall) Balliet, and they have had two children, Annie Catharine and Andrew Jacob. Mr. Straub is a Republican in politics.

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