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Mary Warner was the first born child to her immigrant father, Frank Warner and Mary Magdalena Raish who both immigrated from Germany. This book follows her known descendants through 2023. Stories and color photos included were the result of many years of research, and only made possible with the many interviews from family members. The documents included show the family's travels from New York to Wisconsin and Ohio and ultimately to many other states where the families reside today.

McHenry Connections 2004 is an update to the Original McHenry book prepared by Mae & Torrence McHenry in 1950. The original book lacked details of dates, etc. With a variety of research details names were added and the information brought us up to current times if it was provided.

Our goal was to gather as many pictures of the McHenry Distillery items that were unique and rare. Some of the pictures were supplied by James Fox and others were taken from collections and the owners did not want their names mentioned. Plans are being made by family members to open at a new location in an old feed mill in Benton in the future. We hope we captured pictures of most of the items, but, know many items are in the possession throughout USA. Book includes pictures of items from the original McHenry Distillery, Archabald, other States, McHenry reunion and other McHenry interests.

This book was printed from a copy of the Original book of the Memorial Addresses on the life and Character of John Geiser McHenry. John was the owner of the McHenry distillery located in Benton, Columbia County, PA. The distillery was started in 1812 by "Hunter" John McHenry and continued under his Son Rohr and then in the hands of his son John G. John was a congressman. The memorial address was delivered in the House of Representatives and Senate of the United States, sixty- second congress third session of the state of Pennsylvania where he served. Original copy was prepared under the direction of the joint committee on printing, Washington 1913

This book traces the author's direct Spurgin Ancestors from her Great Grandmother Immanda Caldonia Spurgin (1859-1939) to Immanda's 4th Great Grandfather John Spurgin (1678-1717) in London, England. It contains stories of their lives, times, migration and adventures. The book is of interest to someone with the same direct line. There are no stories on collateral lines. No aunts, uncles, cousins are included.