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1.	Title: LDS film of Landstuhl, Bavaria Church Records
2.	Title: Newspaper Article Page: obituary from Pittsburgh Gazette
3.	Title: Tombstone Page: photo taken 26 July 1998
4.	Title: Office of Register of Wills, 1st Floor, City County Bldg., Pittsburgh PA 15219
5.	Title: 1870 PA Census, Allegheny Co., Stowe Twp.
6.	Title: Obituary
7.	Title: Archives Diocese of Pittsburgh - Synod Hall, 125 N. Craig St., Pittsburgh PA 15213 412-621-6217 Page: Catherine, widow Schneider (nee Hartz from the children's baptismal records)
8.	Title: Archives Diocese of Pittsburgh - Synod Hall, 125 N. Craig St., Pittsburgh PA 15213 412-621-6217

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Note: Pittsburgh Gazette - August 17, 1895 under Deaths - LUTZ - On Wednesday August 14, 1895, at 11:00 p.m., JOHN LUTZ, at the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. Thomas West, 14 Faulkner St., Allegheny, in his 80th year. From the Office of Register of Wills, City County Building, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - Personally came before me, Samuel P. Conner, Register of Wills, ....in and for said County William J. Lutz and upon his solemn oath did say that John Lutz late of City of Allegheny died on the 14th day of August A.D. 1895, at 11:00 p.m. to the best of his knowledge and belief intestate. Sworn and subscribed etc.........19th day of August A.D. 1895 From the Estate Documents of John Lutz.......Estate of John Lutz Deceased. The undersigned children of John Lutz late of Allegheny City deceased, hereby renounce our right to administer his estate, and respectfully ask that Letters of Administration be issued to William J. Lutz. Signed: H.E. Lutz Edward G. Lutz Mrs. Bertha Lutz (Foizey) Mrs. Ida West Albert A. Lutz Mrs. Olivia Seymour John Lutz J. R. Josef (sic) Lutz Lena Depp Signed in presence of: Joseph Foizey Thomas West Taken from the 50TH ANNIVERSARY AND DEDICATION SOUVENIR OF ST. MARY'S HELP OF CHRISTIANS (Catholic) CHURCH......Sunday May 28th, 1905 and was xeroxed and turned over to Carnegie Library in 1993. During the years 1840 to 1850 there was a small colony of German Catholics settled on both sides of Chartiers Creek near it's mouth. In 1854 there were about forty families and two English speaking Catholics within a ten mile radius of Chartiers Creek, the center being about one quarter mile above what is now (1905) called Duffs Station. it being too far to walk to St. Philomena's Church at Bayerstown, or St. Michaels' at Brownstown, this group wanted a church of their own. Bishop M. O'Connor gave his blessing along with that of the Passionist Fathers at St. Michael's. On 12 Aug. 1854 they purchased a tract of 49 perches on the north side of Chartiers creek, then Robinson Twp. from Charles and Josephine Hambel. During the summer of 1855 a neat little brick structure 20x40 feet was built. Fr. P. Lukas laid the cornerstone and blessed the completed Church. 29 Apr. 1856 the group purchased 1 acre & 129 perches of land adjoining the first from the Hambels. Names of the Pioneers were Jacob May, Rudolph Heiserer, Luke Heiserer, John Lutz, Charles Hambel, John Hartmann, Ignatz Wagner, John Fischer, John Kaub, John Sauer, Lorenz Hufnagel, John Hook, John Engelmeier, James Russell, Mr. McGreevy, George Hammer, Ferdinand Noe, Adam Hoover, Lawrence Heinauer, Andrew Rosenberger, Charles Obermann, Valentine Obermann, Melchior Kappler, Adam Hufnagel, Daniel Lutz, Mr. Wannermacher, Peter Rocke, John A. Hein, Nicholas Nolte, Cyrias Bueter, J. Reich.

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