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The Kreitzer family name appears to be German in origins. I have seen it spelled Critzer, Kritzer, Kreutzer, Creutzer, Creitzer, Kreitzer, Krutzer, Kretzer, Krautzer, Kratzer and even Critser. This name may have derived from the town of Kreitz, which lies near the city of Neuss in northwestern Germany. The Americans who recorded this name were trying to get the spelling down for the phonetics of the name hence the various spellings. The Berrien County, Michigan branch of this family was from Pennsylvania and they were "Pennsylvania Dutch". They moved through Ohio in the early1800's and into Michigan by 1842.
The Pennsylvania Archives, Second Series, Volume XVII was printed in Harrisburg Pennsylvania in 1890 by E.K. Meyers, State Printer and were edited by Henry Egle, M.D. This volume contains names of foreigners who took oaths of allegiance to the state of Pennsylvania from 1727-1775. In this volume you can find some of the early Kreitzer immigrants.
The list of foreigners imported in the ship "Charming Nancy, Chas. Stedman, Commander, from Rotterdam, qualified on 09 Nov 1738". Among others there was a Peter Kreitzer and an Andreas Kreitzer. Peter's age is reported as 20 years and Andreas as 24 years. Andreas (European) and Andrew (English) are the same name
The list of foreigners imported in the ship "Marlborough, Thomas Bell, Master, from Rotterdam, qualified on 23 Sep 1741". Among them was a Michel Kreischer. His age was listed as 20 years. This name is also spelled in these records as "Creier". This name is indexed as Kreitzer.
The list of foreigners imported in the ship "Patience and Margaret, John Povan, Captain, from Rotterdam, last from Leith in Scotland, qualified on 25 Sep 1748". Among them was John Melchior Kritzer. His age was listed as 46 years. This name is indexed as Kreitzer but also appears in this record as "Krautter".
These lists written by a clerk and they spelled these names by how the name sounded. They also were dealing with the German language, which may not have been their native tongue. These records therefore contain various spellings of the same name. Henry Egle, M.D., edited the index to this volume and he was familiar with these variations.
My interest in this family comes from a marriage record in Berrien County, Michigan, which indicates that on 20 Nov 1869 George W. Lake married Catherine Quick. This was her third marriage. In this record her maiden name is recorded as Critser. In Catherine's original marriage record in Berrien County in 1842 her maiden name is given as Raver. In 1842 she married John Quick at the home of John Critzer. Catherine Quick married John Dyer on 23 Sep 1857 in Berrien County. No maiden name was given in this second marriage record. The question is was Catherine's maiden name Raver or Critzer?
The patriarch of the Berrien County, Michigan Creitzer families was John. The name is most often spelled here as Critzer or Kritzer. When John Kritzer died in Berrien County, Michigan he was 88 years 7 months and 14 days old. According to this record he would have been born on 02 Jan 1784 in Pennsylvania. His father's name is recorded as Andrew Kritzer and he was also born in Pennsylvania.
From the records available on the internet it appears that Peter Kreitzer, mention above, died about 1780 and his brother Andrew died about 1786. Neither of them would be included in the 1790 census. The 1790 census of Pennsylvania includes in Tulpehocken Township of Berks County an Andrew Kreitzer as well as a Peter and Anthony Kreitzer. There is also a Jacob Creitzer in Berks County. These are most likely the sons of Peter and Andrew. Other possible children in the 1790 Pennsylvania census may have been: Peter Kratzer of Lancaster County, Frederick Creitser of Dauphin County, Nicholas Kritsor of Cumberland County, Henry Critzer of Fayette County, John Kreutzer of Philadelphia county and Adam Kritesor of Cumberland County.
When looking at this 1790 Berks County, Pennsylvania census record you will see that Andrew Kreitzer did not have a son in his household. Peter Kreitzer had three sons less than sixteen years of age. Anthony Kreitzer had one son. This Andrew does not appear to have been the father of John Kreitzer of Berrien County, Michigan as John would have been about six years of age at that time.
Genealogies found on www.rootsweb.com indicate that Andrew Kreitzer that came over on the ship Charming Nancy married Catharine Margaretha Emrick and had at least eight children who were named: Nicholas, Anna Maria, Maria Magdalena, Maria Margeretha, Catharina Margaretha, Michael, John, Johann Adam. Johan Adam Kreitzer had a son named Andrew but he would have been too young to be one in the same as the father of John Creitzer who ended up in Berrien County, Michigan.
Peter Kreitzer who arrived on the ship Charming Nancy is reported to have married Anna Maria Gish. A genealogy of Mattias Gish of White Oak by J.I. Hamaker was published in Lynchburg Virginia in 1940. In this genealogy Peter is seen as "Peter Kratzer". Peter's will lists his children as John, Anna, Jacob, Mary, Abraham, Susanna, Peter, Elizabeth, Christian and Catherina. From this information we get a fairly accurate list of Andrew and Peter's children.
There is an interesting family file on www.rootsweb.com provided by Carmen Hinds. She is quoted as saying " Peter Kreitzer, a native of Germany, came to America when a young man, settling in Tulpehocken, Berks Co., Pa, in 1762, and there lived until his death. He was a farmer by occupation. He was twice married, his second wife living to be 105 years old, and both wives are buried in Berks county. There were five children by the first union and ten by the second, among them Frederick, who died in Berks county; William, who went to Illinois, where he died (he has two sons in Texas, both druggists); and Balser". She indicates this Peter was born about 1756 and died in 1837 in Montgomery County, Ohio. This would have been the son of Peter Kreitzer who came over on the Charming Nancy.
I checked the a book of Berks County, Pennsylvania births from 1781-1800 and did not find a match for John Creitzer of Berrien County, Michigan who was born, according to his death record, 02 Jan 1784. Perhaps he was born in another county in Pennsylvania.
Andrew Kritzer the father of John Kritzer of Berrien County may have been a son of the Peter Kreitzer above, by one of his two wives. A list of these children has not been found. If the Peter Kreitzer mentioned by Carmen Hinds was born about 1756 he may have been the son of Peter Kreitzer who arrive on the ship "Charming Nancy" in 1738. He may also have been a son of Andrew, Jacob or Anthony Kreitzer of Berks County, Pennsylvania.
Even though no direct connection to these Pennsylvania Kreitzer families has been established it is fairly clear that the Kritzer/Critzer/Creitzer family of Berrien County is descended from these early Pennsylvania Kreitzer families. Considering that a generation is 25 years John Creitzer born in 1784 could have been the grandson of either Peter or Andrew who arrived on the Charming Nancy in 1738.
The 1800 census of Pennsylvania includes Andrew and Peter Kreitzer of Berks County but no other Andrew Kreitzer family.
The land records of Ohio show that an Andrew Kreitzer and a Peter Kreitzer owned land in what was then Montgomery County, Ohio in 1805 and they were taxed there in 1812. This appears to have been the Andrew and Peter Kreitzer of Berks County, Pennsylvania. It also appears a Jacob Kreitzer joined them later. The Berks County Pennsylvania Kreitzer families are one in the same as those in Montgomery County Ohio.
The 1810 census of Pennsylvania includes an Andrew Kratzer in Whitehall Township of Northampton County. The 1820 census of Pennsylvania includes an Andrew Cretzer in Franklin County. The 1830 census of Pennsylvania includes an Andrew Kritzer in Cumberland County.
By 1810 the John Creitzer of Berrien County, Michigan would have been about 26 years of age and should appear in census records. There is a John Kritzer in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania with a John Kritzer Jr. in 1810. This is not likely the John I am looking for because he would not have had a son old enough to appear separately in the census records. The 1820 census of Pennsylvania includes a John Kreitzer in both Cumberland and Union County, a John Kritzer in Lancaster County and 5 by the name of John Kratzer, 1 in Huntingdon County, 2 in Lebanon County and 2 in Leigh County. The 1830 census includes a John Kritzer in Centre County and a John Krutzer in Lebanon County. One of these may have been the John Kritzer who moved into Ohio and then on to Michigan. Of course the John and Andrew Kreitzer I am looking for may have left Pennsylvania and may have been in Ohio at an earlier date.
The most interesting two of these is John Kreitzer of Perry Township in Union County and John Kritzer of Marietta Township of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania from the 1820 census:
The John Kreitzer household of Union County had 2 males from 0-10 years of age, 2 males 18-26 years of age and one male 26-45 years of age and 1 female 0-10 years of age, 1 female 16-26 years of age and 1 female 26-45 years of age.
The John Kritzer household of Lancaster County contained 1 male 0-10 years of age, 1 male 10-16 years of age, 1 male 26-45 years of age, 1 male 45 years + and 2 females 0-10 years of age and one female 26-45 years of age. These both would fit the profile of John Creitzer of Berrien County, Michigan, as he would have been about 36 years of age at this time.
The John Kreitzer of the 1820 Union County, Pennsylvania census is the most interesting possibility, although some of the males were a bit too old to fit the profile. Perhaps these were his brothers not his sons? The John Kritzer of the 1820 Lancaster County, Pennsylvania census appears to have been slightly younger than the Union County John Kreitzer and may be the best fit of the two.
Some other Berrien County, Michigan "Pennsylvania Dutch" settlers came from Union, Centre and Snyder Counties of Pennsylvania, through Starke and Summit Counties in Ohio and into Berrien County. One of these in my line was the Harner family who lived just down the road from the Creitzer family. The Harner family left this same area of Pennsylvania went into Stark and Summit Counties in Ohio and then on to Berrien County, Michigan just as the Creitzer family did.
The History of Centre and Clinton Counties, Pennsylvania by John Blair Lynn, published by J.B. Lippincott & Co. in Philadelphia in 1883 contains interesting correlations. You can find in Brush valley in 1794 a John and Sarah Hörrner as well as a George and Magdalena Hörrner associated with the Lutheran/Reformed Church there. This church was located in Miles, Township of Centre County. You can find in this same history the family names of Reber, Critzer and Wietzel as well as Henney all these family names are associated with the Harner name in Berrien County, Michigan.
On 27 Jan 1831 in Stark County, Ohio a John Kritzer married Elizabeth Raber. This is believed to be the same John Creitzer in the 1860 Berrien County census, as his wife was also named Elizabeth. There is also a marriage record in Stark County, Ohio for a John Critzer and Seville Buckins dated 22 May 1825. Some report this name as Buckius? John Creitzer of Berrien County would have been about 47 years of age at the time of this marriage to Elizabeth Raber and she was about 33, if they were one in the same. If this is John and Elizabeth of Berrien County they may have been married before. Raber may have been Elizabeth's married not her maiden name? There are Raber families in Berrien County that were closely associated with this Creitzer family and it appears there were Raber children (Eli) in this household. John Critzer the son of John and Elizabeth states that his mother was Elizabeth "Erauhart".
The 1830 census of Ohio was consulted and shows an Andrew and a Thomas Critzer in Montgomery County, and an Isaac Critzer in Stark County, but no John Critzer/Kritzer or Kreitzer.
The 1840 census of Ohio was checked and shows a John Kritzer in Summit County and a Leonard Kritzer in Stark County. This is believed be the John Kritzer who moved to Berrien County, Michigan by 1842. When Summit County was formed it included parts of Stark County.
My thanks to a fellow researcher, Janet Lewis, who is also working on the Creitzer family. She provided me with the information about John Creitzer in the 1850 Berrien County, Michigan census and Elizabeth Raver in the 1830 Stark County, Ohio census.
The 1830 census of Plain in Stark County, Ohio reveals an Elizabeth Raver (head of household) who was 30-40 years of age with two females 5-10 years of age, one male 5-10 years of age and one male under 5 years of age in her home. This is likely the Elizabeth Raver who married John Kritzer in 1831. Living next door is George Eberhart with a male who was 60-70 year of age. This may have been Elizabeth's father? If these are the same persons as those in Berrien County, Michigan this would tie the Raver/Creitzer/Eberhart families together in Stark County, Ohio circa 1830. These records may indicate that Elizabeth Raver/Raber was married to an unknown Raber who had died by 1830 and that Raver/Raber was not her maiden name but "Erauhart".
The 1840 census of Green Township of Summit County, Ohio, which was formed in 1840 and included parts of Starke County, reveals a Henry Raber and a John Kritzer. Henry was 50-60 years of age and his household included one male 5-10 years of age, one male 15-20 years of age, three females 5-10 years of age 2 females 10-15 years of age, one female 15-20 years of age and one female 30-40 years of age. The John Kritzer was 50-60 years of age and his household included 1 male under 5 years of age, one male 10-15 years of age, one female under 5 years of age, three females 5-10 years of age, one female 15-20 years of age and one female 40-50 years of age. Looking at this family in comparison to the Elizabeth Raver in the 1830 census it would appear that this is indeed the John Kritzer who married Elizabeth Raver in 1831. Green Township belonged to Stark County before the formation of Summit County.
It is also possible that the Elizabeth Raver who married John Kritzer in Stark County, Ohio in 1831 was from a different family and that this John Kritzer was not one in the same as John Creitzer of Berrien County, Michigan, but this link is very strong.
John Creitzer was found in the 1850 Berrien County, Michigan. The last name in this record is very difficult to read. The writing is clear but the formation of the letters makes them difficult to decipher. This family is in the indexes as Crur, John. When you look at the census image on page 220, family number 1368, it appears to read:
John Crur 65 years of age a Farmer born in Pennsylvania
Elizabeth 52 years of age born in Maryland
on the next page 220R
Margaret Circer 18 years of age born in Ohio
Maria 17 years of age born in Ohio
Elizabeth 15 years of age born in Ohio
Susanna 13 years of age born in Ohio
John 12 years of age born in Ohio
Joseph 10 years of age born in Ohio
This name on page 220R might also read Ciscer but none-the-less this is the John Creitzer family.
By looking through the early Berrien County marriage records the following were some of John Creitzer's children:
Margaret Kreutzer married Henry Raver on February 22nd 1852.
Elizabeth Kreutzer married Eli Hartline on 03 Mar 1853
Mary Critzer married James Ahere on 28 Jun 1855
Susanna Critzer married Christian Boil on 11 Dec 1857
John Critzer married Catharine Hof on 24 Sep 1859
The 1860 census of Oronoko Township of Berrien County, Michigan includes:
John Kritzer 72 years of age born in Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Kritzer 62 years of age born in Maryland
John Kritzer 21 years of age born in Ohio
Catherine Kritzer 21 years of age born in Germany
Elizabeth Quick 16 years of age born in Michigan
William Quick 6 years of age born in Michigan
Note: John Critzer (Jr.) had married Catharine Hoff on 24 Sep 1859 in Berrien County, Michigan. Catharine Hof was born in "Darmstadt", Germany. This Elizabeth Quick married John Harner.
The 1860 census of Oronoko Township of Berrien County also shows that Catherine Dyer was living in the home of John Raber. She was 36 and he was 51. The ages would indicate she probably was not his daughter and was likely his niece. His wife was named Margaret and was 29 years of age. This is believed to be the same person as the Henry Raber who married Margaret Kreutzer. Perhaps Margaret was Catherine's sister? Also with Catherine Dyer is her daughter Sabra J. Dyer who was two years old. This was Catharine Quick who had married John Dyer in 1857. Nothing further has been found concerning Sabra J. Dyer.
Eli Raber or Raver witnessed the first marriage of Catherine in 1842 to John Quick. John and Eli Raber/Raver were possibly the brothers of Elizabeth Kritzer making them Catherine's uncles. If Catherine Quick was a Raber/Raver I have not been able to locate her parents. It is possible she was a daughter of Elizabeth Raber who married John Kritzer by her previous marriage. I do not believe that John/Henry Raber would have married his niece, Margaret Kreutzer. Perhaps there is not a blood relationship between the Raber and Creitzer family.
The 1870 census of Oronoko Township of Berrien County includes:
George W. Lake 68 years of age born in New York
Catherine Lake 48 years of age born in Ohio
John Lake 15 years of age born in Michigan
Jane Lake 13 years of age born in Michigan
Mathilda Lake 7 years of age born in Michigan
Note: This is the Catherine Quick who married George W. Lake in 1869. This Jane may have been the Sabra J. Dyer of the 1860 census?
The 1870 census of Oronoko Township also includes:
John Krutzer 30 years of age born in Ohio
Catharine Krutzer 31 years of age born in "Hesse Danisdat"
Franklin Krutzer 10 years of age born in Michigan
John Krutzer 8 years of age born in Michigan
Elizabeth Krutzer 5 years of age born in Michigan
Catharine Krutzer 2 years of age born in Michigan
and next door:
John Kretzer 85 years of age born in Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Kretzer 73 years of age born in Maryland
The 1880 census of Jackson Township of Jewell County, Kansas includes:
William Quick 26 years of age born in Michigan
Martha Quick 25 years of age born in Missouri
Lewis Quick 1 year old born in Kansas
George W. Lake 73 years of age born in New York
Catharin Lake 56 years of age born in Ohio
Note: The designation on this census record after George W. and Catharin Lake is "living with son". This is the Catherine Quick who married George W. Lake in 1869.
The Storick Cemetery in Oronoko Township in Berrien County, Michigan contains the flowing burials:
John Creitzer d. 1876
Elizabeth Creitzer d. 1881
John Creitzer b. Dec 25, 1838 d. Apr 4, 1911 husband of Catherine
Cathrine Creitzer d. Feb 9 1890 wife of John 52y 2m
Elizabeth Creitzer d. Sept 6, 1868 daughter of John 9m
Creitzer infant
Gertrude Critzer b. 1888 d. 1950 (wife of William E.)
Will E. Critzer b. 1876 d. 1951 (son of John and Catherine)
John Kritzer (Sr.) died on 14 Aug 1872. His death record says that he was born in Pennsylvania and his father's name was Andrew. It also indicates Andrew Kritzer was born in Pennsylvania. Elizabeth Kritzer died 09 Nov 1878 according to the newspaper the Niles Democrat. Elizabeth does not have a death record on file. This cemetery record is in error. These stones may have been set years after the deaths and may contain a best guess as to the dates. The first time the Creitzer spelling of this name is seen is in this cemetery listing.
John Critzer (Jr.) died on 04 Apr 1911. His death record says his father was John Critzer and his mother was Elizabeth "Erauhart". This may represent the name Earhart or Eberhart? This is believed to have been the Elizabeth Raber who married John Kritzer in Ohio and if so this would be her maiden name. John was of the age that he would have been from the marriage between John Kritzer and Elizabeth Raber, which occurred in 1831. It is also possible that Elizabeth Raber and this Elizabeth (Erauhart) Creitzer were not the same person?
The first marriage record for Catherine Raver reads:
"State of Michigan
County of Berrien Jesse Helmick a Justice of the Peace within and for the of Berrien aforesaid Do hereby Certify that on the 17th day of August A.D. 1842 at J. Critzers I bound in marriage John Quick of the age of Thirty years a resident of the County of Berrien State of Michigan and Catharine Raver of the age of Eighteen years a resident of the County of Berrien State of Michigan on the presence of John Critzer and Eli Raver residents of Berrien County State of Michigan.
Dated this 17th day of August A.D. 1842 Jesse Helmick
Recorded Sept. 24, 1842 Justice of the Peace
A Burnete … B.C."
The second marriage record for Catherine Quick reads:
"State of Michigan
County of Berrien I certify that on the 23d day of September A.D. 1857 at my residence in the County aforesaid I joined in marriage John Dyer of Lake Township in the State of Michigan aged 26 years and Catherine Quick of the above named place aged 36 years. That the said parties did then and there Solemnly Declare that they took each other as husband and wife and that there were present as witnesses Joshua Vetter of the Township of Bainbridge Berrien County and Milton J. Morley of Lake Township Berrien Co."
The third marriage record for Catherine Quick indicates:
Nov 20 1869 in Lake Township George W. Lake married Catherine Quick "maiden" name "Critser". George resided in Lake Township and Catherine in Oronoko Township. George was born in New York and Catherine in Ohio. George was a farmer. Peter Star a Justice of the Peace performed this marriage. The witnesses were Margaret Aret and Samuel Sheely both of Lake Township. This record was recorded on 04 Jan 1870.
This Margaret Aret is believed to be Margaret Artz. On 08 Feb 1868 Margaret Raver maiden name Critzer married Charles Artz. Their marriage record lists Margaret's last name as "Ruver" and in parenthesis is (Critzer). I believe that indicates her maiden name. In the 1860 census she was married to John Raber and living with them was Catherine Dyer. I believe this indicates that both Catherine and Margaret's maiden names were Critzer and not Raber or Raver. It would appear that they were sisters. This would seem to indicate that Catherine's first marriage record could be in error and that she was the daughter of John Critzer. Margaret Artz is buried next to John Raber as Margaret Raber and is listed as the mother of John Raber (Jr.) also buried there. Her death record does not exist. If the Elizabeth Raber who married John Kritzer in Stark County, Ohio is one in the same as the Berrien County Elizabeth Creitzer then she may have also had children with the last name of Raber when she married John Kritzer. Catherine was born in 1824 and may have been a child from this Raber union and may have been Margaret (Critzer) Raber's half sister or she may have been a child from John's earlier marriage?
In searching for Catharine Quick's maiden name an attempt was made to track her children.
Sabra J. Dyer Catharine's daughter with John Dyer is last seen in the 1860 census of Berrien County, Michigan. She may be the Jane living with Catharine in the George W. Lake home in 1870.
Elizabeth Quick married John Harner and they lived their lives in Berrien County, Michigan. She died here in Berrien County and her death record says her father was John Quick and gives her mother's name as "unknown".
William Quick, wife Martha and son Lewis are last seen in 1880 in Jewell County, Kansas living with them was his mother and step-father George W. and Catharine Lake.
Mary Jane Quick married A. B. Herman, a Physician, and is last seen in the 1870 census of Weesaw Township, Berrien County, Michigan.
Caroline Quick married George Swink. She died here in Berrien County and her death record says her father was John Quick and her mother is listed as "unknown".
Margaret Quick married George F. Thayer in Berrien County. In 1880 they were living in Independence in Montgomery County Kansas. In 1900 they had moved to Ora Township in Nelson County North Dakota. In 1910 they were living in North Payette Township in Canyon County Idaho. In January of 1920 they were still living there but this had become Payette County by then. Maggie (Quick) Thayer died on 31 Mar 1920 in North Payette Precinct of Payette County, Idaho. Her birth date is given as 25 Jun 1850. George Thayer died there also on 09 Dec 1924. His birth date is given as 15 Mar 1845. Margaret Thayer's death record says her father was John Quick but her mother's name is listed as "Not known".
Isaac Quick was born about 1847 and he is seen in the 1850 census of Berrien County, Michigan and then not again.
Lewis Quick died from disease while serving during the Civil War. He enlisted in Lake Township with the Twenty-fifth Michigan Infantry on 12 Aug 1862 for three years at the age of 18. He Mustered on 11 Sep 1862 and died at Louisville, Kentucky on 08 Feb 1863. He is buried in the Cave Hill National Cemetery in Louisville, Kentucky.
The answer to this riddle may never be found. I searched all the Quick children's marriage records and what death records I could find here in Berrien County. They say their father was John Quick but their mother is listed as unknown. You can see by the 1860 census that Catherine had remarried and all the Quick children were living in other households. Perhaps they were never close enough to their mother to have known her maiden name or perhaps they chose not to talk about it? One also has to ask was the Catherine Raver who married John Quick in 1842 one in the same as the Catherine Quick who married John Dyer in 1857 and George Lake in 1868. I believe they were as she was living with her son William Quick in the 1880 census of Jackson Township in Jewell County, Kansas. This census states that she was "living with son". If her death record or William Quick's death record could be found it might contain the answer to her maiden name?
I fluctuate back and forth with John and Elizabeth Creitzer. With the Raber connection here I have always thought she was Elizabeth maiden name Raber but with John (Jr.'s) statement that his mother was Elizabeth "Erauhart" I wonder.
One possible theory is: If John Creitzer born 1784 married Elizabeth Erauhart born 1797 that would probably have occurred about 1815-17 when she was about 18-20 and he would have been about 30-32. It was common for men not to marry back then until they were about 25 years of age. Maybe he had a first wife? If they married as early as 1817 then Catherine born in 1824 could certainly have been theirs. Maybe the marriage for John Kritzer and Elizabeth Raber in Starke County, Ohio is not this same couple? Perhaps John married Elizabeth Erauhart as a second wife and Catherine may have been from his first marriage?
Of course the other option is that this was Elizabeth Raber and that her maiden name was Erauhart. It does seem odd though that John/Henry Raber married Margaret Kreutzer (Creitzer). If John/Henry Raber was Elizabeth's brother then Margaret would have been his niece! Marry cousins, maybe, but Uncle and niece? He is too old to have been Elizabeth's son as he was born about 1808 and had he been Elizabeth's son then Margaret would have been his half sister!!! The Kritzer children listed in the 1850 census could have been the remaining children at home. There is an eight-year gap between Catherine (1824) and Margaret's birth (1832) so there was likely children born during that time also. Maybe they died in an epidemic, maybe there were miscarriages or maybe they were here in Berrien County but just do not appear in these early records? If John and Elizabeth (Erauhart) Creitzer married as early as 1817 then there may also have been children born before Catherine? Maybe the Raber family, which also came through Stark/Summit Counties in Ohio, simply traveled in this group with the Creitzer family. They were German in heritage also and arrived here about the same time (1842).
If the John/Henry Raber who married Margaret Creitzer was Elizabeth's brother-in-law he would have not been related to Margaret by blood, as her mother was an Eberhart and her father a Creitzer. The Eli Raber who is also seen in early Berrien County records may have been a son of Elizabeth by her Raber marriage.
Two of the Quick children, Elizabeth (my great-great grandmother) and her brother William were living in the John Creitzer home in 1860. I had wondered why but just thought that Catherine was a Raber and so was Elizabeth and that they were Elizabeth's grandchildren. It is possible Catherine was born to John Creitzer during an earlier marriage. It seems that Elizabeth Quick who married John Harner would have know her mother's maiden name being raised in the Creitzer home and one would think it would appear on her death record. Perhaps the reason it does not is that her husband died before her and her children who provided this information did not know their grandmothers' maiden name.
My thought now is that the marriage record for Catherine Quick, maiden name "Critser" who married George W. Lake in 1869 is accurate. At first I thought maybe George had given this information to the J.P. and he could have been in error. Then I remembered the 1860 census. Caroline Quick, Catherine's daughter was living in the George W. Lake home. Would he not have known the maiden name of the mother of the child he had taken into his home? He must have known her whole story. This however would make the 1842 marriage record in error. Another local Critzer researcher states that "Elizabeth Quick was the daughter of John Quick and Catherine Critzer".
In looking for the "Erauhart" name in Maryland where Elizabeth was born, according to census records, you can find the name appearing as Erehart, Everhart and Erhart in 1790. There was a George Erehart in the Frederick County, Maryland in 1790 census and in his household there were 3 males who were 16 years of age or older, 2 males who were 16 years of age or younger and 3 females. Assuming one male was George and one female was his wife this would leave six children.
If the Catherine Raver who married John Quick in 1842 actually was Catherine Creitzer then her line would be:
Andrew Kretizer of Pennsylvania.
John Creitzer born 02 Jan 1784 in Pennsylvania died 14 Aug 1872 in Berrien County, Michigan.
John and Catherine Quick were married in Berrien County, Michigan on 17 Aug 1842 at the home of J. Critzer (Kreitzer). John Quick was 30 years of age and Catherine was 18 years of age. According to this document Catherine's maiden name was Raver. John Critzer and Eli Raver witnessed this marriage ceremony. The record clearly shows the spelling is Raver as written by the clerk. This name later appears in Berrien County as Raber.
The 1850 census of Berrien County includes John and Catherine Quick with their children:
Mary Quick age 7 years
Lewis Quick age 5 years
Elizabeth Quick age 5 years
Isaac Quick age 3 years
Caroline Quick age 2 years
Margaret Quick age 2 months
Elizabeth Quick married John Harner on 25 Feb 1862 in Lake Township of Berrien County, Michigan. Their daughter was Jennie Harner.
Jennie Harner married William Upson in Berrien County, Michigan in 1897.
Their daughter Cora E. Upson married Walter M. Brackett in Berrien County, Michigan in 1915.
Their son Harold Earl Brackett married Ula Arvena Daniel (nee Hambrick) in Berrien County, Michigan in 1947.
Their son William Brackett married Jane Hauch in Lakeside, Berrien County, Michigan in 1970.


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NORTHAMPTON, Massachusetts -- The Amherst College Field Hockey team won their third straight game and brought their season record to 10-3 with a 1-0 drubbing of Smith College yesterday evening. Junior Alie Stechenberg (E. Longmeadow, MA) notched her sixth goal of the year and added to her team leading total of sixteen points. Freshman goalkeeper Beth Sensing (Hockessin, DE) only made three saves on the game but completed her ninth shutout victory of the season. Sensing currently leads the NESCAC in goalkeeping statistics and has spearheaded the Jeffs dominant defense this year.
The Jeffs beat Wesleyan last Saturday 5-0, securing the Little III title -- the Jeffs downed archrival Williams two weeks ago, 2-1. Amherst faces Tufts University this Saturday morning, the final game of their regular season schedule. With a victory, the Jeffs hope to gain a berth into the NCAA Division III tournament.

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JERUSALEM (Mar. 22)
A 17-year-old Arab youth was fatally shot today by Israel Defense Force members during a riot at the Dir Amar Refugee camp near Ramallah. Three other persons were reported wounded at the end of another day of violence in several towns in the West Bank.
In a symbolic gesture, Defense Minister Ariel Sharon toured the trouble spots personally, and then called on the head of the Hebron Village League, Mustafa Dudein. Sharon is seeking to build up the anti-PLO leagues as a counterweight to the pro-PLO mayors on the West Bank.
Dudein said they had not talked about politics, but rather about the needs of the villages in the Hebron area for new development projects.
The officer in charge of the central command, Maj. Uri Or, said tonight he was hopeful the wave of disturbances would now decline. He said today had been quieter than yesterday and also that the violence affected only certain towns — especially Ramallah, El Bireh and the Nablus sector — but 70 percent of the West Bank remained quiet.
Maj. or said in the quiet parts the IDF was hardly present at all and the local people went about their lives as normal. He said as military commander it was his job to keep the area quiet and maintain law and order, enabling the political level of government then to carry through its policies.


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Let's face it, when it comes to teethers, there is not much new innovation that can be accomplished. There's the kind you can freeze or not freeze. It has a handle or there is no handle. That's about the variation among your choices. However, that does not change the fact that they are an absolute necessity during those stressful teething months. This teether by Vulli can be put in the freezer and also has a handle to make it easier for little hands to grip. It's BPA free, an important feature to keep dangerous chemicals from sneaking into your baby's body. The friendly little face on the teether is so cute too. What more could you want?
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Are you looking for a unique shower gift for a good friend or family member? This Blast Off Gift Basket will get any expectant parent and their baby off to a great start. It includes so many essentials. Among the many items there are: a teether, manicure set, baby booties, 3 receiving blankets, and baby bottle and so much more. Any parent can certainly appreciate the 35 disposable diapers also in the basket. There are so many items needed when a baby arrives, this will definitely help a parent "blast off" in the right direction.
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A major wind storm is whipping across the middle of the country and headed toward the Northeast. If you are stuck in this storm and doing some California Dreaming, you might be motivated to get a beach themed blanket to get through the weather doldrums. This colorful blanket is a great way to dress up any boy or girl's room. This blanket comes with matching bumper, bedskirt, crib sheet, diaper stacker, small pillow (not to be used in the crib), light switch cover, and hand painted sign. You can also choose to add a night light or small lampshade. There are so many colors in this set, there is no limit to complementing pieces you can add.
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Does your back start to hurt with just the thought of giving your baby a bath? Leaning over the side of the bath tub to hold or play with your toddler is a scary mixture of pain and discomfort. Give yourself a break. Use this Sit and Store Seat to enjoy bath time as much as your little one does. It has two-height positions and a skid-resistant top and base to ensure comfort and safety. It can also store bath toys out of the way when bath time is over. There are many baths in your future, you might as well make it easy on yourself.
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In many parts of the country, it's the time of year when we bundle up in blankets to stay warm. If you have an infant, you may worry about blankets in your baby's crib due to the risk of SIDS. You can keep your baby warm and safe at the same time. SleepSacks like this one slip on easily over regular sleepwear and keep your baby toasty while he sleeps. Another useful feature is the sleeveless design that allows for ventilation and better fit. There is enough room for kicking, but it can't be kicked off. Now you can put your baby to sleep safely, and you can sleep well too.
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Toys that encourage learning are a great way to enhance baby's early development. This Learning Kitchen holds fifteen songs in Spanish and English. Open the refrigerator to teach your baby healthy food choices. Like all Fisher Price toys, the bright colors and fun sounds will keep your baby busy for hours. That's a nice feature too, because sometimes even mommy needs a break.
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Sesame Street has created some of the most beloved characters of all time. Big Bird and Elmo and the Cookie Monster are part of almost every child's life at some point. It seems only natural that you would want to wrap your toddler in a soft cuddly blanket that reminds him of his good friends. This blanket measures 30 inches by 45 inches and is machine washable, every busy parent's favorite feature. You can create so many memories with your child and this blanket. Who knows, he may end up sneaking it into his college dorm one day.
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This is one of those times when you look at a product and say, FINALLY! Someone has finally invented this! Babies don't sit still very well for any reason, so trying to take the underarm or worse, rectal temperature of a cranky, wiggly infant can be a nightmare. This pacifier thermometer provides fast and accurate temperature readings in a way that naturally soothes your infant. Like traditional thermometers, it beeps when the reading is complete, so there's no guessing for you. That's good news, because when your baby is sick, quick answers mean a happy, healthy baby, which also means a happy mom and dad.
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As you may already know, October is National Window Safety Month. Last week, we featured the Guardian Angel Window Guard, a great way to childproof your windows. However, they can be expensive. If you want to keep your little one safe but don't want to pay a hefty price, you can also use a window wedge such as the Super Stopper. These wedges are a great way to prevent windows from opening to an unsafe level that can endanger your little one's safety. You can use these on windows that you don't intend to open frequently. You can keep your little one safe and protect your budget too.
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Also perfect for little trick or treaters is this LED flashlight that promises up to 200 hours of light, although I don't know any toddlers with that much stamina. It's easy to carry, the lanyard loops to treat bags, backpacks or may be worn over kids' wrists as well.
Lastly, if you're a mom on the trick or treat trail and you have a sense of humor about your safety, you can wear this lovely Light Up Pumpkin Necklace. Depending on how spooky you feel, you can choose from one of three settings: strobe, flashing, or solid. You will be the best dressed chaperone out that night.
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This pillow might look strange and you might think it's a little expensive, but when your back hurts and your legs are swollen, you'll be glad you made the investment. The inner curve of this pregnancy pillow keeps mom's back and belly supported and it cradles entire body to maintain constant comfort. During the last months of your pregnancy it is so important to get plenty of rest. After all, this might be your last chance to lay down for a very long time.
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Recently another mom asked me if I took baths. My response: "I wish I did." In the business of the day, we fold laundry, load the dishwasher, get the kids on and off the bus, pay bills, work full time jobs in and out of the house. Who has time for a bath? As parents, we put our children first, when what we really need to do is take time for ourselves. If you are lucky enough to get that break, treat yourself to a bath and this Spa-in-a-basket. It includes, bath gel, soap, lotion, and bath salts in a soothing honey vanilla fragrance. Play some relaxing music and you'll soon forget all the chaos on the other side of that bath room door.
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Did you October is National Window Safety Month? It's a great reminder to look around and make sure you have all the bases covered when childproofing your home. Don't forget to protect your child from falls. You might be surprised how easy it can be for a child to fall through a screen. This Window Guard is a great way to childproof your windows. We have several in our house. They are sturdy and stay in place after installation. They blend in pretty well so your house doesn't have the prison look of bars on the windows. Don't worry about escape in an emergency. Individual bars can be removed with a simple pinch from an adult.
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Toys, toys, toys. We are moving into the time of year when finding just the right toys for a special little boy or girl is really important. This Press N Go Inchworm is a great toy by any standard. It's simple design is part of its charm. Simply press down on inchworm's back and watch him zoom across the floor. Who knows, your baby might even get up and chase it one day.
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I know some of you must be thinking, what, Elf on the Shelf?? We haven't even celebrated Halloween yet! Okay, that's true, but I say it's never too early to play "the Santa card." I've been known to play it as early as July. There's no better way to get the kids in line with a little help from the Elf on a Shelf. In case you haven't heard, the Elf on a Shelf is Santa's helper who watches kids by day and reports back to Santa at night. That's how he knows who's naughty or nice. You can teach your kids all about Santa's special little helper by reading the book that accompanies the doll. Be sure to move the doll around the house to reinforce the notion that the Elf has left and come back during the night. This little helper is sure to keep your little ones on the nice list.
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Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow. For some reason, the same weather that would make any adult run for cover, entices children to play outside for hours. You can keep your kids busy and safe by providing lots of ways to keep them entertained while outside. This winter fun house is made of rugged, cold-resistant PVC. In addition to the doorway there are three windows, and even a chimney. It can inflate in 15 minutes using a pump that can be purchased separately. They will be having so much fun, they probably won't even notice their cold little noses and toes. Just be sure to have that hot chocolate ready when they get home.
As a mother of 3 small children, I know how difficult it can be to make sure a toddler's pants stay put when a big diaper is in the way. So when I was offered the chance to sample a cinch belt from Bugalug, I accepted of course. The belt that arrived was well made and colorful. All three of my kids were instantly attracted to it and wanted to wear it, even the littlest one. The elastic component makes it a comfortable fit and it slid easily through the belt loops. If you have a skinny toddler, this belt is a great way to keep the pants up and stretch the life of a pair of pants. If you choose, you can also purchase a matching "cuff." It's a perfect accessory for any child with style. It has the same quality and looks so cute next to the matching belt.
If you would like to see the complete line of Bugalug products, including adorable pony tail holders for girls, check out www.bugalug.ca.
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Do you prefer a little irony on Halloween or maybe your little girl really is an angel. Either way, this Angel Halloween costume is just perfect. It includes a satin gown with marabou trim and attached wings. Also included are a clever halo headband and non-skid booties. It will keep your little angel warm in the October weather too, so you don't have to worry about covering up this adorable costume with a heavy coat. You can feel free to go out and celebrate this ghoulish holiday with a smile and an angel at your side.
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There's no substitute for mommy and daddy's watch eye, but let's face facts. If you are juggling a few small children at the grocery or hardware store, it doesn't take much for one to wander off unexpectedly. The lure of candy on a shelf or other interesting object can be enough to create a few moments of panic for any parent. This Mommy I'm Here Child Locator can help you in that moment. The teddy bear device attaches to your child's belt or shoe and you hold the transmitter. If you need to locate your child, simply press the button and a loud 86 decibel alarm will alert you to your child's location. It works up to 150 feet away, but hopefully you won't need it anyway.
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Remember when there used to be a gradual shift in temperatures when the seasons changed? Those days seem to be gone. In certain parts of the country, the temperature can drop about 20 degrees within 48 hours. It's hard to be prepared when you're faced with swings like that. Instead of keeping your closets packed with different coats, you can simplify your life with this 3 in 1 snow jacket. The outside is a water repellent parka and the inside is cozy fleece. Your child can wear them separately or together as a ski coat. You can also remove the hood or snap it back on according to your needs. Keeping track of the weather can be tricky, being prepared for it doesn't have to be.
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Editor's note: This commentary is by Bob Stannard, a former lobbyist, who is still an author and musician. This is the last of a three-part series on the Dominican Republic.
Much has changed in the Dominican Republican since I was last here in 2001; most of it for the better. But as the old saying goes, "The more things change, the more they stay the same."
Most people here do still live a substandard lifestyle compared to most people in the United States. However, whether or not our lifestyle is better would be subject to interpretation. Americans like to think that they live in the freest country in the world and perhaps they do. We can leave the country and return home, which many people around the world are not able to do. That is a real shame. But if you drive down the road in America your vehicle must go a certain speed; must have proper lights; you must wear your seat belts, you can only pass in certain areas; you're expected to ride on the right side of the road and your vehicle must be registered and inspected. If you fail to do any of these you can be assured that there will be a police officer who will stop and ticket you. In the Dominican Republic your vehicle must be registered and that's about it. There are no police in cruisers waiting to bust you.
On a night trip from Sosua to Las Terrenas we encountered many people on small motorcycles that had no lights at all. Some were going with traffic, some against traffic. Yes, this may sound like an insane way to drive, but if you can come to grips with the fact that these people have virtually no laws when it comes to driving and that the road works if everyone is paying attention and respects other drivers. If there is an accident both parties are likely to claim responsibility versus trying to say it was the other driver's fault. It's not a bad way to live and perhaps having fewer laws may cause people to acquiescent and come to a resolution if something does happen.
We think of this country as being a Third World country, which it is, but if you spend time here you realize that they appear to enjoy a different degree of freedom than most Americans.
There's plenty of crime here, just like there is everywhere when you have an overabundance of poor people. We paid a visit to an old friend, Sulieka, who once worked for Helen. We have not seen her in many years. She's worked hard and put every extra peso she had into a lovely, cement house. If you own a cement house you are considered to be middle class. Her brother-in-law is a fisherman, who unfortunately had his motor stolen on his boat so he's not able to work. He didn't seemed too stressed out about it. "Somebody else needed my motor more than I did."
It's a mystery how he'll be able to afford a new motor since he's not working, but that is the nature of this country. Just about everything that happens here every day is a mystery. No one bothers to question things that happen; they just go with the flow. No problem.
I interviewed one of the many people here selling ridiculously beautiful, fresh fruits and vegetables, a man named Angelo (but it might be Timouthy). As fate would have it, he worked in New York for a web marketing company, a near perfect job for anyone from this country. He decided to come back and work at the family business. "I'm not here for the money. You can't make any money here. I'm here for the culture. Las Terrenas is a beautiful town," he said.
I suggested that this town/country could use his marketing skills and he directed my attention to a laptop that he had set up in the back of the shop. The contrast of yesterday colliding with today was very satisfying.
According to people with whom I've spoken to here, as of this year the government is poised to finally comply with a law passed some time ago that says 4 percent of the GNP must be spent on education. This would require the government to invest $2 billion into education. Even though the law has been on the books, the government has invested only about half of what is called for.
A disturbing 13 percent of all people over the age of 15 are illiterate. The new president, Danilo Medina, seems to want to do the right thing and to comply with the law. People here are taking a wait-and-see approach to see if his actions meet his words. Most, but not all, kids here either go to school in the morning or after lunch. The additional funding would allow them to go to school all day, thus furthering their education and hopefully affording them better lives.
Much like it is true for other countries around the world the future of the Dominican Republic lies in its children. Having a well-educated population will inevitably work to the long-term benefit of this remarkable country occupied by hard-working, decent people. As for President Medina's promises, people here have heard it all before. They have lived under corrupt leaders who exploited the country for their personal gain. They have lived through some very tough times.
Today feels different. Things appear to be on the move here, which, of course, can be both good and bad. Some locals with whom I spoke said that they would prefer I not write anything positive about this country, because they don't want any more people coming here. Sound familiar? With growth of this degree comes more corruption, drugs, sex trafficking and crime in general. Not unlike any major city in America there are parts of this country where you would want to be more on your guard than other parts. There are more than enough confidence men floating around just waiting to snag a peso or two from your wallet, so you do need to exercise some caution.
However, if you can get by some of the apparent, and not so apparent obstacles (the weather, for the most part, not being one of them), and you are friendly and decent to the folks who've lived here for many generations you will be rewarded with brilliant smiles and people willing to drop everything they're doing to help you out. There are few places that I've been to where I have ever felt this safe, Vermont being one of them. Thinking about it, this place, and the people living here, remind me very much of my home state. They mind their own business, but will lend a helping hand and/or information if called upon.
If only we could swap weather with this country we'd be all set.
This place, and the people living here, remind me very much of my home state. They mind their own business, but will lend a helping hand and/or information if called upon.
In closing, I think it's fair to say that the Dominican Republic has undergone significant growth and changes in the past 13 years. I think it's also fair to say that all-in-all this growth has been beneficial to the working people, the people who are this country's strength. Their standard of living has increased. There are opportunities here for people who want to work hard to get ahead and possibly own their own home. Opportunities for young people and working people also appear to be on the rise, or at least more so than when I was last here.
Spending some time here is enough to make you stop and ask if America might be becoming more of a Third World country. Some people are actively working to destroy our unions and privatize our schools. Some are working hard to keep people from voting, as opposed to encouraging everyone who is a legitimate voter to vote. Thanks to the recent Supreme Court decision on campaign financing, the nation's wealthiest people will now be in a better position to buy our congressmen. We have allowed our infrastructure to deteriorate. We've seen our country stalled by recession initiated by greed and lack of oversight.
The key to the success of any country is to the put people first. Although I'm not completely sure that this is the goal of this country, they certainly seem to be taking more initiatives designed to help people than what I've seen in the past. The country has had its share of corruption and probably still does, but for now it seems that things are happening to improve the lives of the average Dominican. If they can keep this up, then perhaps they stand a chance at a better life for all.


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Prithvi and sanyo ghar wapas aaye and aate hi pratha start her leg pulling season.Sanyo blushing terribly…she excuses herself, where prithiv pul pratha's ear playfully….
In the night, prithvi get up from his sleep and and keep saying sanyo tum kaha ho ? Sanyo, kaha ho?
Sanyo:-Kya hua prithvi, kya hua, tum iss tarah mujhe kyuon bola rehe ho? Kya hua tumhe,
Suddenly prithvi get up and found sanyo sitting in besides him.
Prithvi hugged her and said pls don't leave me.
Sanyo didn't understand anything.
She hugged him back and said pls, prithiv shant ho jao, mein tumhe chor ke kahi nehi ja rehi hoon, tumnejarur koi bura sapna dekha hain.
Prithvi just say yes and hugged her more tightly.
Next day morning, sanyo wakes and found prithiv is already ready and geet hugged him from behind and tell, ready ho gaye, kab tak aoge……
Prithvi with out turn bahut jald, baas kuch kaam hain…….
Sanyo:-oh hume priya ke admission……
Prithvi:-Kal jayenge, meine appointment le lya hain.
Sanyo:-Thanks prithvi….
Prithvi turns her and held her by her waist and here sanyo feels thousand volt electric pass through her entire body…she feels weeks on her knees….
Prithvi held her chin by his index finger and asked her only thanks, nothing more.
Sanyo:-oh….m….mein…matlab…aap. nehi…hum…matlab…..
Prithvi try to suppress his laugh and said kya oh mein,hum aap kar rehe ho mrs, chauhan,….
Sanyo :-oh,…just close her eyes and said oh mein aap se bol rahi thi …..
Prithvi:-tumne bol dia….
Sanyo shocked and said matlab…
Prithvi innocently but have a smirk on his lips and then close his face to her ears and I'll take my thanks some other way but not now,
Here, sanyo feels goosebump all over her body to see prithvi so close to her.She tremble like a feather.Then, Prithvi just kissed her forehead and said take care, I'll come soon.
Sanyo just shyly smiles at him.
After taking shower, sanyo sit in front of mirror and soon remember morning incident and blushed.
Kuch na kaho, kuch bhi na kaho - 2
Kya kehna hai, kya sunna hai
Mujhko pata hai, tumko pata hai
Samay ka yeh pal tham sa gaya hai
Aur is pal mein koi nahin hai
Bas ek main hoon, bas ek tum ho
Kuch na kaho, kuch bhi na kaho
(Kitne gehre halke, shyaam ke rang hai chhalke
Parvat se yun utre baadal jaise aanchal dhalke) - 2
Aur is pal mein koi nahin hai
Bas ek main hoon, bas ek tum ho
Kuch na kaho, kuch bhi na kaho
(Sulgi sulgi saansein, baheki baheki dhadkan
Maheke maheke shyaam ke saaye, pighle pighle tan mann) - 2
Aur is pal mein koi nahin hai
Bas ek main hoon, bas ek tum ho
Kuch na kaho, kuch bhi na kaho
Kya kehna hai, kya sunna hai
Mujhko pata hai, tumko pata hai
Samay ka yeh pal tham sa gaya hai
Aur is pal mein koi nahin hai
Bas ek main hoon, bas ek tum ho
Kuch na kaho, kuch bhi na kaho
At the evening, prithvi return from home but cannot find sanyo any where……Prithvi asked servants, pratha, priya but no one know where is sanyo?
Prithvi look tensed , he tried her cell but it's not reachable.
Here, sanyo's uncle came there and meet with prithvi and threaten him about sanyo and her well being.
Prithvi remember something about Sanyogita and his past.
Prithvi:-aap aapna baat bandh kijiye aur iha se jaiye, sanyo se aapka koi rista nehi, aapke liye bhalai iye hain ke aap usse bhool jaiye……
Then, sanyo's uncle goes fromt here.
Here,Sanyo came back home and said she goes to meet her uncle but she found he is not there.
Prithvi didn't tell her anything abnd said if u wants to go anywhere u can go but except ur uncle's home.
Prithvi:-If u care about my feeling then u understand it.
Sanyo:-I always respect u and care about.
Prithvi:-If yes then …
Sanyo couldn't say anything just hugged him and said sorry, phir nehi jaungi. Sorry.
Prithvi:-It's ok, even I'm also sorry. Mein tumhe uss liye nehi bolna chatha but. Forget it. And suno kal hume jana hoga priya ka liye enw school mein.
Sanyo:-Thik hain,
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NEW YORK -- Uniqlo, a subsidiary brand of Japan-based Fast Retailing Co., announced that it will open its third New York City location at 31 West 34th Street this fall. The 34th Street store is set to open late in the fall of 2011, following the opening of the company's largest flagshop store on Fifth Avenue in early fall. Uniqlo operates a store in NYC's trendy SoHo neighborhood.
In conjunction with the news of its NYC expansion, Uniqlo announced plans to hire 1,000 retail associates and 100 supervisors from the local tri-state area.


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As the final installment of Edward Lam's "Urban Trilogy" (2008-2010), "Grand Expectations" will be presented on December 10th & 11th at the Guangzhou Opera House.
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Published: April 11, 2011 at 1:45 PMI am guessing Universal
Published: April 11, 2011 at 1:53 PMUniversal Orlando!
Published: April 11, 2011 at 3:20 PMWalt Universal World
Robert - This topic has reminded of something I've been meaning to bring up for a while. I've been reading your website and visiting daily for a few years now. I don't comment too often but to read most of the comments. I use Yahoo as my home page and the most recent posts to Theme Park Insider are previewed on the Yahoo page before clicking through to the site. A tiny portion (about 1"X1") of the picture associated with the post is shown in the preview. I look forward to new posts so I can try to guess what that little picture, which is only a small part of the whole photo, is.
How about a regular post that is a photo or photos (really a portion of a photo) where we are to guess what it is. I'm sure with the library of photos you could make this pretty easy to really hard? Just a thought. I know you're busy and this is strictly for fun and doesn't add any educational value for the readers, but I think it would be fun none the less to try to figure out what the photos were.
Published: April 11, 2011 at 5:57 PMSo clever! That's why I read this blog...your vast knowledge of theme parks. I never knew those things about Disneyland Resort, and I'm a huge Disney fan. I guess Universal. Love your blog!
Published: April 11, 2011 at 6:27 PMUniversal, and Disneyland
Published: April 11, 2011 at 7:45 PMClever!
I went universal until the castle. When I think of walking to both parks, universal popped into my head. I would be interested to see if there was a regional breakdown with the west coast going dlr and the east coast going uso.
Btw, dlp is also in this description (except movie theater)
Published: April 11, 2011 at 8:16 PMNever been to either actually but after the first clue, I knew it had to be Disneyland. Universal didn't even cross my mind! Seems like I'm one of the only ones, and to me it seems strange so many other people thought of Universal first! I guess I spend too many hours reading Miceage....
Published: April 11, 2011 at 9:38 PMI just think it's fascinating how much Disneyland and Universal Orlando have in common. And I think these commonalities are why these are my two favorite resorts.
As much as I love Walt Disney World, it's just too spread out for my tastes. I'm a city guy; I like to be able to be in one place and walk around, exploring without having to get into the car.
Don't get me wrong; I love the outdoors and the wilderness, too. What I don't like is the in between: suburban and exurban sprawl, where you've got to get on the highway and drive five miles to the grocery store, then another five miles to the school, etc.
For a place that was supposed to be a prototype community of tomorrow, the Walt Disney World Resort embodies the worst of 20th Century, car-centric, suburban sprawl, with far-flung attractions surrounded by their own immense parking lots. I much prefer the walkability of the Universal Orlando and Disneyland Resorts.
Published: April 12, 2011 at 12:28 AMIt's got to be California Adventure, as it is currently invigorating Cars Land, whereas the Wizarding World of Harry Potter is already complete. I may be reading into it too much, but it's just my thoughts.
Published: April 12, 2011 at 6:51 AMGreat analogy of suburban sprawl! Never thought about the different parks that way, but I do like walkability for theme parks.
Published: April 12, 2011 at 11:29 AMI'm laughing at the people who think this is an either or. It's a both.
I will admit, I was also thinking, "Duh! It's Universal Orlando!" but I worked there for years so I was amazed and delighted to get to the bottom and realize the true answer.
Very interesting insight.
Published: April 12, 2011 at 3:47 PMInterestingly, the comparisons don't end there. It is very possible that the next major expansion at both resorts might just be a water park.


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During the earliest phase of the Cypriot kingdoms, the island's potters favored geometric patterns. Later, a pictorial style became popular, and in the "free-field" style, single stylized images of birds, animals, or plants were painted on a pale ground. Some Cypriot potters pursued their own imaginations, while others adapted styles from foreign lands.
Many of the ceramics excavated on Cyprus illustrate the island's trade connections with Greece, Egypt, Phoenicia, and other nations in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Greece's influence on Cyprus can be seen in all of these vessels. The lecythos and black-glazed items are imports from Attica on the Greek mainland. The two larger jugs are typical Cypriot pieces that incorporate Greek decorative elements. The small female figure on the larger jug may connect the piece to worship of the Great Goddess.


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