. Annales du comté de Snyder : une collection de toutes sortes d'éléments historiques affectant le comté de Snyder, de la colonisation des premiers pionniers dans cette section, aux noms des soldats de la guerre mondiale, 1917-19 . E. Fisher, de Sunbury. 4. Lillie, marié à George Bil-ger, de près de Kratzerville. Middleburg, Pennsylvanie Co. E, troupes du corps, 53e Pioneer Inf. Mort en France le 2 septembre 1918. John Adam Hartman, fils de M.Harriet Hartman, Penna. Ave., Wat-sontown, est mort dans le service outre-mer, sept 2e, 1918. La mort était due à la pneumonie. 1er juin, Pvt. Hartman a quitté un contingent de Middleburg et envoyé à la

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. Snyder county annals : a collection of all kinds of historical items affecting Snyder County from the settlement of the first pioneers in this section, to the names of the soldiers in the World War, 1917-19 . E. Fisher, of Sunbury. 4. Lillie, married to George Bil-ger, of near Kratzerville. Middleburg, Pa. Co. E, Corps Troops, 53rd Pioneer Inf. Died in France Sept. 2, 1918. John Adam Hartman, son of Mrs.Harriet Hartman, Penna. Ave., Wat-sontown, died in the service overseas, Sept. 2nd, 1918. Death was due topneumonia. June 1st, Pvt. Hartman left witha contingent from Middleburg andsent to the Columbus Barracks, O.From there he was transferred toCamp Jackson, South Carolina. Lat-er he was sent to Camp Wadsworth, S. C. He left for overseas August4, 1918 from Camp Upton, N. J. anafrom that date nothing was heardfrom him with the exception of acard to his mother on which was writ-ten The ship on which I sailed, hasarrived safely overseas. Several months before entering theservice he was employed at DewartCreamery. Prior to that he was en-gaged by a farmer two miles W. ofMiddleburg on the K. C. Walter farm. He was a member of Company E, Corps Troops, 53rd Pioneer Infantry. 340 SNYDER COUNTY ANNALS. HIRAM C. STEFFEN, Jr. Hiram C. Steffen, Jr., son of HiramSteffen, St., of Mt. Pleasant Mills, was born April 11th 1901, and waskilled in action Oct. 12th, 1918. agedonly 17 years. Official notice of hisdeath was received Nov. 19th, byhis only brother, Isaac L. Steffen, 215 High Street, Selinsgrove, Pa. He was a member of the 107thMachine Gun Battalion, and waseager to join the army to fight forthe great cause of freedom and saidhe would stand for his country aslong as he lived. He was true to hisfaith and his convictions. He leavesa father, mother, sister and brother. o Harvey S. Teats Batt. D, 11th Regt. F. A. R. D., Camp Jackson. We do not knowwhether Mr. Teats is a volunteer ornot. He was not drafted from Sny-der county, according to our records.

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