Pauper non en spe Poor not in spirit POORMAN is the #13181 most common last name 0.001% of last names in the US are POORMAN. About 2500 people have POORMAN as a last name!

Malo mori quam fodan I would rather die than be disgraced RYAN is the #203 most common last name 0.051% of last names in the US are RYAN. About 127500 people have RYAN as a last name!

Es ist gut, unsere Vetter zu heiraten WERTZ is the #3233 most common last name 0.004% of last names in the US are WERTZ. About 10000 people have WERTZ as a last name!

Suaviter sed fortiter Agreeably but powerfully HALL is the #26 most common last name 0.2% of last names in the US are HALL. About 500000 people have HALL as a last name!

Halten Sie es in der Familie DOWNS is the #970 most common last name 0.012% of last names in the US are DOWNS. About 30000 people have DOWNS as a last name!

Peter Aquila Poorman 1776-1865

Peter Aquila Poorman Family Tree by Robert Russell Schadt

Robert Curtin Poorman 1862-1895

Mary Ann "Maime" Ingram 1865-1885

Our "ILLINOIS" Poormans
Our cousin, Abe Lincoln	Abe Lincoln Research Site
Mound Cemetery Charleston Township Coles County, Illinois
John William Poorman 1806-1900	John Chapman Poorman 1855-1882
John C. Poorman 1855-1882	James Poorman 1860-1869	Nannie Poorman 1868-1869

Some immediate family info:

Emma Hall Hammond	Belle Hall DeFilippo	Pearl Hall Poorman
Hall Family Tree Aunt Belle's HS Diploma - 1931 On Easter, April 10, 1977, when I lived in Altoona PA, I sent a letter to Aunt Belle with her original Renovo High School Diploma enclosed, which I had found in Mom’s papers after she died.  I thanked Aunt Belle for the flowers she had sent recently, and asked about Uncle Val.  I told her that Steve and Corrine were having Easter dinner with us today.  I also told her that two years ago, I had met and talked with Dr. Margaret Mercer, who is one of the signers of Aunt Belle's diploma.  Dr. Mercer was retired then, and living in Lock Haven.  She had retired as a Department Head at Lock Haven State College, now Lock Haven University.  She remembered Aunt Emma and Aunt Belle, and she said she remembered Mom’s (Pearl’s) beautiful red hair.  Subsequently, Aunt Bell returned the diploma to me, thanking me for the thoughtfulness, and asked me to keep it with our family papers.  Yesterday I had it scanned so we can add it to our digital scrapbook.  I think I'll link it to our Hall-Wertz Family in Cyberspace, thanks to our cousin and Hall Family Historian, Doug Humes. è http://groups.yahoo.com/group/halls-renovo/. 10/8/2009 kp

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