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Iorg Rihm

One 1st tier candidate

  • George Riehm (Jr.)

  • 1771 Berks Co., PA - 1861 East Buffalo, PA

  • 1804 and 1806 deeds, Buffaloe twp, Northumberland Co., PA, joiner

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Owner stamp with a single candidate (assumed the owner based on later dates)

  • Jacob More

  • 1780 NJ - 1839 Lower Augusta, PA

  • 1812 deed, Augusta, joiner and 1814 deed, Augusta, carpenter

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Buffalo and Augusta were on either side of the Susquehanna River, below Williamsport, PA. They are about 16 miles apart.

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The panel raising plane with photos, was presented along with basic genealogical information on George Riehm Jr., by Dan Linski on the Rhykenologists International group on Facebook, 4-2026.

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Iorg Rihm

​​1st tier candidate:

  • George Riehm (Jr.)

  • 1771 Berks Co., PA - 1861 East Buffalo, PA

  • parents Johannes and Maria

  • m Magdelena Barnhart 1800

  • 1804 and 1806 deeds, Buffaloe twp, Northumberland Co., PA, joiner

  • "Portrait & Biographical Album of Stephenson Co., Ill." also reported that George Jr. did carpenter and joiner work as well as making cider mills.

  • 1860 US census, George Ream, East Buffalo, Union Co., PA, carpenter

  • Spelling of the names was considered as fluid. In one deed, George's last name was presented as Riehm, Ream and Reihm. Because of this, the candidate search, using FamilySearch's Full-Text search tool, was employed using a variety of name spellings. Iorg: Iorg, Iorges, George, Geo. Rihm: Rihm, Riehm, Reihm, Reem, Ream, Riem, Reehm.

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Owner stamp with a single candidate (assumed the owner based on this craftsman's  later working dates.)

  • Jacob More

  • 1780 NJ - 1839 Lower Augusta, PA

  • 1812 deed, Augusta, joiner and 1814 deed, Augusta, carpenter

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Buffalo and Augusta are on either side of the Susquehanna River, below Williamsport, PA. They are about 16 miles apart.

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The panel raising plane with photos, was presented along with basic genealogical information on George Riehm Jr., by Dan Linski on the Rhykenologists International group on Facebook, 4-2026.​

Iorg Rihm panel raising plane photographs provided by Dan Linski.

(The presentation of visually based elements (scale imprints, scale drawings, etc.) is a challenge, especially when moving from the printed page to the realm of an electronic medium. For reference, the original GAWP 5, CAWP, BARS and SOJ publications had pages which were 8-1/2" in width.)

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