Myrtle S (Sorber) Hontz

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Myrtle S (Sorber) Hontz

Left to right: Walter A Hontz, Myrtle (Sorber) Hontz, Anna M (Seddon) Sorber, Chester Hontz

Date & Place: circa 1951 at Parker Hill in Shickshinny, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania 18655, United States

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Anna Marie (Seddon) Sorber Nov 8, 1868 - Sep 10, 1953 Shickshinny, Pennsylvania, United States

Anna Marie (Seddon) Sorber of Shickshinny, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania United States was born on November 8, 1868 at Pierce Hill in Plymouth, and died at age 84 years old on September 10, 1953 at Parker Hill in Shickshinny. Anna Sorber was buried on September 13, 1953 at Slocum Cemetery.

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Myrtle S (Sorber) Hontz Dec 28, 1891 - Feb 19, 1970 Shickshinny, Pennsylvania, United States

Myrtle S (Sorber) Hontz of 25 Chestnut St, in Shickshinny, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania United States was born on December 28, 1891 at Pierce Hill in Plymouth to Anna Marie (Seddon) Sorber and Reuben A Sorber. She married Walter Allen Hontz on June 21, 1916 in Plymouth, Luzerne County, and they were married until Myrtle's death on February 19, 1970. She had children Homer C Hontz and Betty Elizabeth (Hontz) Moore. Myrtle Hontz was buried at Slocum Cemetery in Luzerne County.

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Walter Allen Hontz Mar 27, 1892 - Aug 19, 1981 Shickshinny, Pennsylvania, United States

Walter was the son of Charles and Elizabeth (Remensnyder) Hontz and had brothers Lloyd, Chester, George, Ira, Arthur, and Claude. He married Myrtle Sorber on June 21, 1916 when he was 24 years old. Walter worked in the coal mines of Mocanaqua as an electrician and lived in Shickshinny. Walter and Myrtle had three children, Lorraine, Betty, and Homer.

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