. [A genealogical history of the Kolb, Kulp or Culp family : and its branches in America, with biographical sketches of their descendants from the earliest available records .... e child, Arthur. CHILDREN OF No. 3956. JOSEPf-I G0DSHALL7, of William^, of ElizabethZieglers (Godshall), of Dillman^*, of Elizabeth Kolbs (Zieg- ler), of DlLLMAN^ of DiLLMAN. 8 4010 I Mary Godshall, m. William H. Blanchford ; no issue. 8 4011 2 Frank Godshall, m. Jennie Terrill; children : Walter, Carrie, Jennie, Annie. 8 4012 3 Kate Godshall, m. S. T. S. Wagner; child- ren : Salome, Lallee, Ella, Mazie, Katie,Lizzie
. [A genealogical history of the Kolb, Kulp or Culp family : and its branches in America, with biographical sketches of their descendants from the earliest available records .... e child, Arthur. CHILDREN OF No. 3956. JOSEPf-I G0DSHALL7, of William^, of ElizabethZieglers (Godshall), of Dillman^*, of Elizabeth Kolbs (Zieg- ler), of DlLLMAN^ of DiLLMAN. 8 4010 I Mary Godshall, m. William H. Blanchford ; no issue. 8 4011 2 Frank Godshall, m. Jennie Terrill; children : Walter, Carrie, Jennie, Annie. 8 4012 3 Kate Godshall, m. S. T. S. Wagner; child- ren : Salome, Lallee, Ella, Mazie, Katie,Lizzie ; two boys died in infancy. 8 4013 4 Salome Godshall, m. Rev. Nathaniel , a Mennonite minister and bishopof the First Mennonite Church, of Phil-adelphia ; children: Silas Manasses,Katie Augusta, deceased; Arthur Eu-gene, deceased; William Henry, LizzieIrene, deceased ; Wallace Bertolet. N. B. Grubb, son of Silas and Elizabeth {jiee Bertolet)Grubb, was born on July 6, 1850, in Frederick township,Montgomery county. Pa. He attended the public schooluntil he arrived at the age of sixteen, and then attended theFredej-ick Institute for one year. During this time he lived. REV. N. B. GRUBB. sv^3 ;:; on his fathers tkm. ifrtr which hr ~er:r r: Schwenks^ he learned the trade of milling. In the spring of 1872 he was chosein minister by theMennonite church, of Schwenks\*L[le. and was ordained onJune 50th of that year. He continued as assistant to Moses H. GZttsciiall 1SS2, when he became the pastor of the First Men-nonite Church, of Philadelphia. In 1877 he opened a well-equipped printing ofnce, andthe same jear established the SchwenksAille Item. of whichhe continued to be publisher and editor until the spring of1883. when he disposed of his entire business and became thestated pastor of his present charge, j - 7 the pre\-iouslysmall and scattered flock of the First I! :r Church until now the congregation numbers upwards of four hundredme
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