Martin A. PETERS

                   Individual's obituary notice found in the Clearfield Progress dated 24 Aug 1931:
HARRY PETERS, BLUE BALL CITIZEN, DIED AT HOME OF NIECE HERE SATURDAY
Harry A. Peters, for many years a prominent resident of Blue Ball, died at the home of his niece, Mrs. William Porter of Clearfield, Saturday evening, August 22nd, at 6:30 o'clock.  Death was due to illness of almost two years duration, which sapped his strength gradually.  Harry Peters was born August 17, 1869 at Woodland, a son of Martin and Eliza Peters.  He spent all his life in this county and for the past 20 years resided at Blue Ball, where he followed his profession of mason until illness complelled him to retire.  Besides his widow, Mr. Peters is survived by three sons, James of Blue Ball, Clarence of Baltimore and Guy, whose present address is unknown, and by one daughter, Mrs. Thomas Beveridge of Allport.  Seven brothers and one sister also survive.  They are: Boyd of Lock Haven; Ord of St. Louis, Mo., Roy and Howard of Woodland; Ralph of Philipsburg, George of Akron, Ohio; Stewart of Altoona and Helen Peters of Brooklyn, NY.  Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at the William Porter home in Clearfield.  Interment in Bradford Cemetery.
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Individual POSSIBLY found on the 1930 Census for Bradford City, McKean Co., PA, Enumeration District #42-8; Dated: 12 Apr 1930, sheet 10-B:
1) Peters, Harry H., age 60, renting home for $24, age at marriage (not clear could be 36), born PA, parents born PA, occupation: laborer
2) Peters, Alice A., wife, age 61, age at marriage 37, born PA, parents born PA
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Individual POSSIBLY found on the 1920 Census for Rush, Centre, PA, ED #36, dated 10 Jan 1920, Sheet #5-A:
1) Peters, Harry, head, own home, age 51, born PA, Parents born PA, Occp: Carpenter, Industry: House
2) Peters, Alice, wife, age 52, born PA, Parents born PA
3) Peters, Vivian, dtr, age 7
4) Shimmel, Daniel, bro-in-law, age 64, born PA, Parents born PA, Occp: Clerk; Industry: Grocery Store
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Individual found on the 1910 Census for Boggs Twp, Blue Ball Precinct, Clearfield Co, PA, dated 23 Apr 1920, ED #51, Sheet 6-A:
1) Peters, Harry A., head, age 40, married twice, mrd 3 yrs, born PA, Parents born PA, Occp: Bricklayer, Industry: Buildings
2) Peters, Alice, wife, age 41, married twice, mrd 3 yrs, born PA, Parents born PA
3) Peters, Florence, dtr, age 1
4) Peters, Clarence, son, age not clear looks like 1/12 - one month - should be age 11 -
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Individual found on the 1900 Census for Clearfield Borough, Clearfield Co., PA, Enumeration District: 64, Enumeration Date: 21 Jun 1900, sheet #38:
1) Peters, Harry, born Aug 1869, age 30, married at age 20, married 9 years, born PA, parents born PA, occupation: day laborer
2) Peters, Mary, wife, born Jun 1870, married at age 20, married 9 years, bore 7 children, 4 living, born PA, parents born Scotland
3) Peters, Lois M., dtr, born May 1889, age 11, born PA
4) Peters, James, son, born Oct 1892, age 7
5) Peters, Guy, son, born July 1894, age 5
6) Peters, Clarence L., son, born Jun 1899, age 1
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                   Individual mentioned in the Clearfield Progress 7 Aug 1937, pg 6
The second Peters reunion of the Martin Peters descendants and relatives was held Sunday, Aug 1st at Bill's Place on Sandy Ridge mountain.  There were relatives from New York, Michigan, New Jersey, and many cities in Pennsylvania.  There were 73 relatives and 7 visitors at the reunion.  BOYD PETERS of Lock Haven was the oldest man, Mrs. Boyd Peters the oldest woman and Allen Vanemous the youngest baby.  All enjoyed the fine dinner the ladies provided.  It was decided to hold the next reunion the first Sunday in August 1938 at Whispering Pines.
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Individual found on the 1920 Census for Mill Hall, Clinton, PA, ED #2, dated 2 Jan 1920, Sheet 2-A:
1) Peters, Boyd, head, renting home, age 47, born PA, Parents born PA, Occp: Laborer, Industry: Brickyard
2) Peters, Rosie J., wife, age 46, born PA, Father born VA, Mother born PA
3) Peters, Martin, son, age 20,
4) Peters, Elmer, son, age 18,
5) Peters, Fred, son, age 15,
6) Peters, Oma, dtr, age 10,
7) Peters, Charlie, son, age 4
8) Peters, Josephine, dtr, age 4/12 (four months)
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Individual found on the 1910 Census for Mill Hall Boro, Clinton, PA, District #2, dated 16 Apr 1910, Sheet 2-B:
1) Peters, Boyd, head, age 39, mrd at age 20, born PA, Parents born PA, Occp: _____ Industry: Brickyard
2) Peters, Rosa J., wife, age 39, mrd at age 20, bore 9 children, 7 living, born PA, Parents born PA
3) Peters, Ora, dtr, age 17
4) Peters, Dors, son, age 14
5) Peters, Martin, son, age 11
6) Peters, Elmer, son, age 8
7) Peters, Fred, son, age 6
8) Peters, Oma, dtr, age 11/12 (11 months)
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Individual found on the 1900 Census for Bradford Twp, Clearfield Co, PA, sheet 7, ED #63, Dated: 11 Jun 1900:
1) Peters, Boyd, head, born May 1870, age 28, married 10 years, born PA, Parents born PA, Occupation: Brick Process
2) Peters, Mara, wife, born Aug 1872, age 27, married 10 years, bore 4 children, 3 living, born PA, Father born VA, Mother born PA
3) Peters, _____ (looks like Geal) dtr,born Jun 1893, age 7, born PA
4) Peters, ______ (looks like Doice), son, born Mar 1895, age 5
5) Peters, Martin, son, born Dec 1898, age 1
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Individual found on the 1880 Census for Bradford Twp, Clearfield Co., PA, pg 6, Enumeration District 266, dated 7 Jun 1880:
1) Peters, Martin, age 34, occupation: (looks like:) laloy miner, born PA, parents born PA
2) Peters, Eliza, age 34, wife,
3) Peters, Harry, age 10, son
4) Peters, Rordy, age 9, son (son's name should be Boyd)
5) Peters, Ord W., age 6, son
6) Peters, Edmond R., age 5, son
7) Peters, Ralph, age 2, son
8) Peters, Minerva, age 9mo, daughter
                  

                   Clearfield Progress 8 Jan 1935, pg 8
WILLIAM ORD PETERS - William Ord Peters, a native of Bradford Township and the son of the late Martin and Eliza Peters of that place, died in a St. Louis hospital on Wednesday, December 5, following a short illness.  Death was due to peritonitis.  Born and raised in Bradford Township, Mr. Peters spent a few years in Mill Hall before going to Missouri.  He settled in Mexico there and for several years was plant superintendent for the A.P. Green Fire Brick Company.  Four years ago he moved to St. Louis and made his residence there until the time of his death.  He is survived by his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Lawrence F. Shoemaker of Lock Haven and Mrs. Forest Mayes of Centralia, one son, Milton peters of Pennsylvania, and the following brothers and sisters:  Boyd Peters of Lock Haven, Roy Peters of Mineral Springs, Stewart Peters of Altoona, Ralph Peters of Philipsburg, Howard Peters of Clearfield, George Peters of Akron, Ohio and Minerva Peters of Brooklyn.  Funeral services were held in St. Louis on Saturday afternoon.  December 8, with Rev. J.D. Randolph, a Methodist pastor, officiating.  Interment in St. Louis.
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Individual found on the 1920 Census for Danville, Montgomery Co., MO, ED#115, Dated 14 Jan 1920, Sheet 12-a:
1) Peters, William O., head, renting, age 46, born PA, Parents born PA, Occp: Superintendent / Brickyard
2) Peters, Vinda O., wife, age 41, born PA, Parents born PA
3) Peters, Elizabeth, dtr, age 19, born PA, Occp: Clerk / Industry:  not clear
4) Peters, Milton, son, age 16, born PA, Occp: Labor / Brickyard
5) Peters, Mildred, dtr, age 13, born PA
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Individual found on the 1910 Census for Mill Hall Borough, Clinton Co., PA (Roll 1332 Book 1, Page 136a) Enumeration District: 2; Enumeration Date: 25 Apr 1910:
1) Peters, Ord, age 36, married 13 years, born PA, parents born PA, Occupation: Foreman; Industry: Brickyard
2) Peters, Verda, wife, age 31, married 13 years, bore 4 children, 4 living, born PA, parents born PA
3) Peters, Alma, dtr, age 11, born PA
4) Peters, Elizabeth, dtr, age 9, born PA
5) Peters, Milton, son, age 6, born PA
6) Peters, Mildred, dtr, age 4, born PA
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Individual found on the 1900 Census for Clearfield Borough, Clearfield Co., PA, (Roll 1396, Book 1, Page 19), Enumeration District: 64, Enumeration Date: 11 Jun 1900:
1) Peters, Ord, age 25, born Oct 1874, born PA, parents born PA, Occupation: Brick Moulder
2) Peters, Verdi, wife, age 21, born Jun 1875, born PA, parents born PA
3) Peters, Alma, son, age 1, born Jan 1899, born PA  (**noted as son but was a daughter**)
4) Knepp, Carrie, servant, age 12, born Mar 1888, born PA, Occupation: Servant
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1890 Census destroyed by fire
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Individual found on the 1880 Census for Bradford Twp, Clearfield Co., PA, pg 6, Enumeration District 266, dated 7 Jun 1880:
1) Peters, Martin, age 34, occupation: (looks like:) laloy miner, born PA, parents born PA
2) Peters, Eliza, age 34, wife,
3) Peters, Harry, age 10, son
4) Peters, Rordy, age 9, son (son's name should be Boyd)
5) Peters, Ord W., age 6, son
6) Peters, Edmond R., age 5, son
7) Peters, Ralph, age 2, son
8) Peters, Minerva, age 9mo, daughter
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Information from William Ord Peters' descendent Denise Harrington in Jan 2003 indicated that he and his wife died in Mexico, Missouri and were buried in Elmwood Cemetery.  She has his birth date as 5 Oct 1875 and he died 5 Dec 1934.
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Subject: Re: peters Author: charles kinsey Date: 29 Jan 2003 11:12 PM GMT Email:
Hi, again. Got busy working and got behind. I was looking at some info on the Peters. William Ord Peters wife name was Alvirda Oressa Jacobs they are buried in Mexico Mo. Milton, Alma, Mildred, Elizabeth were there children. Elizabeth died when she was young. Alma married a Shoemaker they have children still in PA. I am not sure about Milton family. William date of birth oct. 5 1875 and died dec 5 1934 Elmwood Cem. Alvirda Jacobs born jan 15 1878 died Feb. 2 1963 buried in Elmwood Cem. Mildred married Forrest Mayes.There children Alvirda Mae, Delores Kathleen, George Franklin, Ruth Grace. Alvrida married I. B. Harrington, Delores married Donald Pearson,[he died tuesday] George married Alice Zeilger, Ruth married Karl Phillips. Avirda children, Mark, Denise[thats me] Christine, Ellen. Delores, children Cynthia, MarthaDee, Donald, David, Glen, George children Mary,Ann, Danny, Dianne, Allison. Ruth children Nancy, Vivian.                  denise
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Subject: Re: peters Author: charles kinsey Date: 01 Oct 2002 3:56 PM GMT Email:
hi, lori yes you have but i can not open it to my computer. I told you the story about the Indian children. that one of the Peters found and raised. I talked to my aunt last night to figure out which Peters raised them it must have been Andrew or John I don"t know what year this took place as Iam not up on my wars. this happened in PA. there was a boy and a girl child found in a tree. most of my Peters family stayed in PA. William Ord Peters married Alvirda Oressa Jacobs. William was a brick maker and invented the fire brick. there is a story about how the brick recipe was stolen from the family. William lived in New Florence Mo and later moved to Mexico Mo were he lived and died. He worked for the AP Green Co. they swindled him out of the recipe and AP Green Co made lots of money, but not your family. AP Green then fired him.My aunt has those papers showing his dismissal. William had one son named Milton Ord. my grand ma Mildred, Elizabeth, Alma which her family still lives in PA at Lockheaven. Iam wanting more info on Andrew and John.            denise
                  

                   Clearfield Progess 27 Apr 1934, pg 12
WOODLAND - Guests on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peters of Mineral Springs were Mr. and Mrs. D.L. Peters and daughter Mary Anne of Mill Hall, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Shoemaker of Lock Haven.
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Clearfield Progress 25 Oct 1929 pg 13:
Mrs. Roy Peters, daughter Pansy, son Theodore, wife and family, and Pauline Lansberry of Mineral Springs motored to Mt. Union on Saturday where they spent the week-end with relatives.

Clearfield Progress 25 Oct 1929 pg 13:
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bloom and family of New London, Ohio and Mrs. Emma Lewis of Altoona were guests on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peters of Mineral Spring.  Mr. Bloom and Mrs. Lewis are brother and sister of Mrs. Peters and she hasn't seen her brother for eight years.  Miss Irene Bloom of Curwensville and Hayes Peters of Cherry Tree were guests also at the Peters home.
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Clearfield Progress 19 November 1924, pg 1
Mr. and Mrs. E. Roy Peters of Mineral Spring, entertained Tuesday evening, November 18th in honor of their daughter, Charlotte, who was married November 1st to Guy Minnich of Mt. Union.  Guests to the number of thirty were present.  Mrs. Minnick received many beautiful and useful gifts.
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Clearfield Progress 29 May 1923, pg 10
E. Roy Peters of Woodland was in town yesterday.
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Clearfield Progress 24 Jun 1914, pg 4
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peters, Mr. and Mrs. G.E. Peters and I.M. Conrod motored to Curwensville Sunday afternoon and called on Mrs. Roy Peters' mothers, Mrs. Jack Bloom, and Mr. and Mrs. John Knepp, at Bridgeport.
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Maggie Elva Bloom and Edmund Roy Peters were second cousins.
Her great-grandparents were Peter Bloom and Mary King (first wife).
His great-grandparents were Peter Bloom and Mary Polly McElhatten (second wife)
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Death Certificate: #050160-61 (very dark, hard to read copy)
Place of Death - County:  Warner Co., Warner State Hospital
Deceased Mailing Address:  RD #2  Clearfield, Pa.
Name: Edmund Roy Peters
Date of Death: 5/7/1961
Sex: Male   Race:  White   Marital Status:  Widowed
Date of Birth:  4/15/1975   Age: 86
Occupation:  Unknown   SSN: Unknown
Birthplace: Pa
Father:  Martin Peters   Mother:  Nancy E. Appleton
Immediate Cause of Death:  Malnutrition
Due to:  Cerebral Arteriosiliois (unsure of spelling)
Other Significant Condition:  Diabetes Mellitis
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Individual found on the 1930 Census for Bradford Twp., Clearfield Co., PA, Enumeration Date: 5-7 Apr 1930, Enumeration District: 17-8, Sheet 2-B:
1) Peters, Roy, E., age 54, married at age 21, born PA, parents born PA, occupation: moulder, brickyard, owned a home value $5000
2) Peters, M. Elva, wife, age 56, married at age 23, born PA, parents born PA
3) Peters, Roy E., Jr., son, age 20, occupation: none
4) Peters, Burton G., son, age 19, occupation: none
5) Peters, Pansy I., daughter, age 15
6) Peters, Robert N., son, age 13
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Individual found on the 1920 Census for Bradford Twp., Clearfield Co., PA, Enumeration Date: 2-3 Jan 1920, Enumeration District: 15, Sheet 2-A:
1) Peters, E. Roy, age 43, born PA, parents born PA, occupation: moulder/brickyard, owned home
2) Peters, Elva, age 46, born PA, parents born PA
3) Peters, Lucian, son, age 20, occupation: coal miner
4) Peters, Charlotte, dtr, age 19,  occupation: teacher
5) Peters, Emma, dtr, age 17
6) Peters, Carl, son, age 16
7) Peters, Rex, son, age 15
8) Peters, Archie, son, age 13
9) Peters, Theodore, son, age 11
10) Peters, Roy Jr., son, age 10
11) Peters, Burton, son, age 8
12) Peters, Pansy, dtr, age 5
13) Peters, Robert, son, age 2
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Individual found on the 1910 Census for Bradford Twp., Clearfield Co., PA, Enumeration Date: 26 Apr 1910, Enumeration District: 17, Sheet 9-A:
1) Peters, Roy E., age 35, married for 14 years, born PA, parents born PA, occupation: moulder/brickyard,
2) Peters, Elva, age 36, 9 children born, 9 children living, born PA, parents born PA (** Mother Charlotte Marshall believed born in Germany)
3) Peters, Hayes, son, age 12, born PA
4) Peters, Lucian, son, age 11
5) Peters, Charlotte, dtr, age 10
6) Peters, Emma, dtr, age 7
7) Peters, Carl, son, age 6
8) Peters, Rex, son, age 5
9) Peters, Archibald, son, age 3
10) Peters, Theodore, son, age 1
11) Peters, Roy, son, age 6months
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Individual found on the 1900 Census for Bradford Twp., Clearfield Co., PA, Enumeration Date: 11 Jun 1900, Enumeration District: 10, Sheet # - not legible:
1) Peters, Roy, born Apr 1875, age 25, married 4 years, born PA, parents born PA, occupation: brick press
2) Peters, Elva, born Oct 1873, age 26, children born: 3; living 3; born PA, father born PA, mother born Germany
3) Peters, Haze, son, born Oct 1897, age 2
4) Peters, Lucien, son, born Feb 1899, age 1
5) Peters, Shirlot, dtr, born Jan 1900
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Clearfield Progress Mon., 8 May 1961, pg 7 Edmund Roy Peters, 86, of Clearfield R.D. 2 died Sunday at 8:55 a.m. following an extended illness. Born at Barrett, April 15, 1875, he was a son of the late Martin and Nancy Eliza (Appleton) Peters. He lived all his life in Mineral Springs and Barrett area. Mr. Peters was a member of the Clearfield E.U.B. Church. Mr. Peters was employed by the Harbison-Walker Refractories Company at the Mineral Springs and Barrett Works for more than 50 years and for a number of years he operated a barber shop at Mineral Springs. Surviving are nine children: D. Lucien Peters, Flemington; Mrs. Charlotte Minnick, Mt. Union; Mrs. Emma Lynch, George B. Peters, Mrs. Pansy Duke all of Clearfield; Carl Peters, Niagara Falls, N.Y.; Theodore Peters, Columbia Station, Ohio; E. Roy Peters, Jr., Newport News, Va.; Robert N. Peters, Beaver Falls. Also surviving are 34 grandchildren, 68 great-grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren; two brothers: Howard Peters, Clearfield; Steward Peters, Altoona. He was preceded in death by his wife, Elva (Bloom) Peters; three sons: Thomas, Archibald and Rex; six brothers and two sisters. Funeral services will be held from the Leavy Funeral Home at Clearfield Wednesday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Homer E. Gauntt and the Rev. Harry L. McFarland officiating. Interment will be in the Bradford Cemetery at Woodland. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. today, Tuesday afternoon and evening and until the hour of service Wednesday.
                  

                   Clearfield Progress 5 Jul 1957, pg 8
PHILIPSBURG - Ralph Peters, 79, a resident of 313 Hemlock St., South Philipsburg, for the past 33 years, died at the Philipsburg State Hospital yesterday following a short illness.  He was formerly of Woodland and West Decatur.  Born July 16, 1877, at Woodland, he married the former Anna Willett, who survives along with these children:  Vada, wife of William Rothrock, and Martha, widow of Luther Seigfried, both of Philipsburg; Leidy, State College; Thomas, Altoona; James, Morrisdale R.D.; and John, Kylertown; three brothers: Roy and Howard, both of Clearfield; and Stewart, Altoona.  Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. from the Green Funeral Home in Philipsburg with Rev. Don Sease officiating.  Interment will be in the Philipsburg Cemetery.  Friends will be received at the funeral home today from 7 to 9 p.m.; Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and Monday until time of services.
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Clearfield Progress, 5 Jul 1957
Philipsburg Hospital News for Friday, July 5, 1957
Deaths - Ralph Peters, Philipsburg, 5:05 p.m. EST
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Individual found on the 1930 Census for South Phillipsburg, Centre, PA, dated: 23 Apr 1930, Sheet 2-B:
1) Peters, Ralph, head, own home valued at 2000, age 52, mrd at age 21, born PA, Parents born PA, Occp: Moulder / Brickyard
2) Peters, Anna, wife, age 52, mrd at age 21, born England, Parents born England, yr of immigration 1889
3) Peters, Thomas, son, age 16
4) Peters, James, son, age 14
5) Peters, John, son, age 10
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Individual found on the 1920 Census for Boggs, Clearfield, PA, ED 52, dated 27 Jan 1920, Sheet 15-B:
1) Peters, Ralph, head, own home, age 42, born PA, Parents born PA, Occp: Labor, Industry: Brickyard
2) Peters, Anna, wife, age 42, yr of immigration (looks like) 1863, born Eng, Parents born Eng
3) Peters, ________ Berton, son, age 15
4) Peters, Martha, dtr, age 10
5) Peters, Thomas, son, age 7
6) Peters, James, son, age 4 months
7) Peters, John, son, age 4 months
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Individual found on the 1910 Census for Boggs Twp, Clearfield Co, PA ED #56, dated: 21 Apr 1910, Sheet 3-B:
1) Peters, Ralph R., head, age 32, mrd once for 12 yrs, born PA, Parents born PA,Occp: Moulder, Industry:  _____ works
2) Peters, Annie, wife, age 32, mrd once for 12 yrs, bore 3 children, 3 living, born England, Parents born England
3) Peters, Vada, dtr, age 10
4) Peters, Lindy, son, age 4
5) Peters, Martha, dtr, age 8 months
6) Nillet, Henry C., boarder, age 23, born PA, Parents born PA, Occp: Coal Miner
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Individual found on the 1900 Census for Clearfield Boro, Clearfield Co, PA, ED# 64, Sheet 20-B, dated: 11 Jun 1900:
1) Peters, Ralph, head, born Jul 1876, age 23, married 1 year, born PA, Parents born PA, Occupation: Day Labor
2) Peters, Annie, wife, born July 1877, age 22, married 1 year, bore 1 child, 1 living, born NY, Parents born England
3) Peters, Ruth V., dtr, born Mar 1900, 7/12 (7 months) born PA, Father born PA, Mother born NY
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                   1957 - not listed as a surviving sibling in brother, Ralph Andrew Peters' obit - listed as Helen Peters
1950 - listed as a surviving sibling in brother, George W. Peters' obit - listed as Helen Fraser
1935 - listed as a surviving sibling in brother, William Ord Peters' obit - listed as Helen Peters
1931 - listed as a surviving sibling in brother, Harry H. Peters' obit - listed as Helen Peters
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Individual found on the 1900 Census for Bradford Twp, Clearfield Co., PA, ED #53, dated: 15 Jun 1900, Sheet #11-A:
1) Knepp, Howard, head, born Sep 1876, age 22, mrd 2 yrs, born PA, Parents born PA, Occp: Brick moulder
2) Knepp, Nerva, wife, born Aug 1881, age 21, mrd 2 yrs, bore 1 child, 1 living, born PA, Parents born PA
3) Knepp, Hurg (?), son, born Sep 1897, age 3
                  

                   Individual POSSIBLY found on the 1930 Census for Bradford, Clearfield, PA, ED#8, dated: 12-14 Dec 1930, Sheet #11-B:
1) Peters, Howard, head, renting for $19.50 a month, age 48, mrd at age 20, born PA, Parents born PA, Occp: Helper, Industry: Brick yard
2) Peters, Bessie M., wife, age 34, mrd at age 17, born PA, Parents born PA
3) Peters, Vivian, dtr, age 17
4) Peters, ____ athame, dtr, age 8
5) Peters, Howard Jr., son, age 6
6) Porter, Anabel, dtr, age 27, mrd at age 18, born PA, Parents born PA
7) Crummy, James E., step-son, age 15, born PA, Parents born PA
8) Porter, Jeraldine, grnddtr, age 6, born PA, Parents born PA
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Individua found on the 1920 Census for Knox, Clearfield, PA, ED#96
1) Peters, Howard, head, age 36,
2) Peters, Thelma, dtr, age 14
3) Crummy, Bessie, housekeeper, age 23,
4) Crummy, James, son, age 5,
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Individual POSSIBLY mentioned in the Clearfield Progress 19 Feb 1919, pg 4:
Howard Peters of Boardman attended to business here yesterday.
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Individual POSSIBLY mentioned in the Clearfield Progress 20 Jan 1919, pg 6:
Howard Peters of Boardman, was calling with friends in town Saturday.
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Individual POSSIBLY mentioned in the Clearfield Progess 28 Sep 1918, pg 4
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Post Office, Clearfield, Pa., for week ending September 23, 1918: ... Howard Peters ...
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Clearfield Progress 20 Feb 1918, pg 3
Howard Peters asks a divorce from his wife Mrs. Maude Peters, whom he married Dec 24, 1900, because she deserted him in January 1913.
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Clearfield Progress 16 Feb 1917, pg 1
Boy's Death Is Due To Diseased Tooth - Blood Poisoning Follows its Removal and Woodland Lad Succumbs - Kermit Peters, the 16 years old son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peters of Woodland, died last night at the Clearfield hospital of blood poisoning, following a week's illness.  The young man had been suffering from toothache and came to Clearfield lsat week to have an offending molar removed.  The tooth was a bad one and had to be removed in pieces.  The wound became infected and when blood poisoning set in he was removed to the Clearfield hospital for treatment but medical assistance was unavailing and his death occurred as above stated.
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Individual POSSIBLY mentioned in the Clearfield Progress 28 Apr 1914, pg 1
Howard Peters of Wallaceton, spent Sunday in Woodland
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Individual found on the 1910 Census for Bell Twp, Clearfield, PA, ED #55, dated 23 Apr 1910, Sheet 6-A:
1) Peters, Howard, head, age 30, mrd once for 9 yrs, born PA, Parents born PA, Occp:  Miner
2) Peters, Maud, wife, age 28, mrd once for 9 yrs, bore 3 children, 3 living, bonr PA, Parents born PA
3) Peters, Kermit, son, age 8
4) Peters, Anna B., dtr, age 7
5) Peters, Shauna, dtr, age 5 (first name not clear)
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                   Clearfield Progress 2 Aug 1935, pg 14
Stewart Peters of Altoona was the Saturday night guest of his nephew, James Peters
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1920 Census for Irvona, Clearfield, PA, ED#93, dated: 5-6 Jan 1920, Sheet 4-A:
1) Peters, Stewart, head, renting home, age 35, born PA, Parents born PA, Occp: Laborer, Industry: Brick yard
2) Peters, Emma J., wife, age 33, born PA, Parents born PA
3) Peters, Edna, dtr, age 15
4) Peters, Grace, dtr, age 13
5) Peters, Helen, dtr, age 11
6) Peters, Lenard M., son, age 9
7) Peters, Chester S., son, age 2
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Clearfield Progress 30 Nov 1927, pg 9
IRVONA - Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Peters and son Chester of Altoona spent the week-end at the home of their daughter and sister, Mrs. Merle Fegan.
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1910 Census for Bradford, Clearfield Co, PA, District #61, dated: 22 Apr 1910:
1) Peters, Stewart, head, age 26, mrd once for 6 yrs., born PA, Parents born PA, Occp: Laborer, brickworks
2) Peters, Emily, wife, age 24, mrd once for 6 yrs, bore 3 children, 3 living, born PA, Parents born PA
3) Peters, Edna, dtr, age 5
4) Peters, Grace, dtr, age 4
5) Peters, Helen, dtr, age 2
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Had a death date of: 29 May 1967, but Emma listed as widowed on the 1930 census and then Stewart is listed as a surviving brother in William Ord Peters obituary from January 1935   ???
                  

                   Clearfield Progress dated Friday, 6 Apr 1950, pg 5:
REV. GEORGE W. PETERS - AKRON, Ohio - Rev. George W. Peters, 61, a native of Woodland, Pa., died in the city hospital at Akron, Ohio Thursday morning, March 30, following an illness of a week following an appendix operation.  He was united in marriage to Beatrice Lewis April 9, 1921.  He was born in Woodland Dec 2, 1888, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Peters.  The deceased was an evangelist in the Akron area and throughout parts of West Virginia.  He was also an evangelistic singer and was employed at the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. at Akron.  Rev. Peters founded the Lakeview Community Church.  Surviving him are his widow, eight grandchildren, three daughters, Mrs. Dorothy DeWalt, Mrs. Beatrice Lee, and Mrs. Audrey Robinson all of Akron.  One sister, Mrs. Helen Fraser of Brooklyn, N.Y., and these four brothers also survive:  Roy and Howard both of Clearfield; Ralph, Philipsburg, and Stewart of Altoona.  Funeral services were held from the Hopkins Funeral Home Saturday afternoon, April 1, at Akron.  Rev. Leroy Hastie of Akron and Rev. Ed Lile of Parkersburg, W.Va. officiated.  Interment was in the Memorial park at Akron.
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Clearfield Progess dated Saturday, 1 Apr 1950:
GEORGE PETERS - WOODLAND - George Peters, formerly of Woodland, died at his home in Akron, Ohio, Thursday morning.  He was the son of Mr. & Mrs. Mack Peters of Woodland and funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at his home in Akron.
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Individual mentioned as a surviving brother in obituary of Harry H. Peters in August 1931:
Harry A. Peters, for many years a prominent resident of Blue Ball, died at the home of his niece, Mrs. William Porter of Clearfield, Saturday evening, August 22nd, at 6:30 o'clock.  Death was due to illness of almost two years duration, which sapped his strength gradually.  Harry Peters was born August 17, 1869 at Woodland, a son of Martin and Eliza Peters.  He spent all his life in this county and for the past 20 years resided at Blue Ball, where he followed his profession of mason until illness compelled him to retire.  Besides his widow, Mrs. Peters is survived by three sons, James of Blue Ball, Clarence of Baltimore and Guy, whose present address is unknown, and by one daughter, Mrs. Thomas Beveridge of Allport.  Seven brothers and one sister also survive.  They are: Boyd of Lock Haven; Ord of St. Louis, Mo., Roy and Howard of Woodland; Ralph of Philipsburg, GEORGE OF AKRON, OHIO; Stewart of Altoona and Helen Peters of Brooklyn, NY.  Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at the William Porter home in Clearfield.  Interment in Bradford Cemetery.