Mertz Genealogy - Person Sheet
Mertz Genealogy - Person Sheet
NameMary Ann Sanders 
Birth1852
Memo(find-a-grave)
Death1931
Memo(find-a-grave)
BurialShenango Valley Cemetery, Greenville, PA
Spouses
Birth1846
Memo(find-a-grave)
Death1900
Memo(find-a-grave)
BurialShenango Valley Cemetery, Greenville, PA
FatherWilliam Mertz (H6a5) (1817-1863)
MotherSarah Hunsberger
Parent-Proof notes for Mary Ann Sanders
The death certificate of Florence Mertz, who is linked to Daniel F and Mary A on find-a-grave as their daughter, says her parents were Daniel Mertz and Mary Ann Sanders and that she was born in Allentown.
Birth, Parent-Proof, Designation notes for Daniel F (Spouse 1)
We know Daniel F as the son of William from his presence in his father’s household in 1850 and 1860. He is designated H6a5a.
Relocated and Census Tracking notes for Daniel F (Spouse 1)
He was identified as G Daniel Mertz n the 1880 Census but it sure looks like F Daniel to me.
Death and Find-a-Grave notes for Daniel F (Spouse 1)
Daniel and his wife Mary A are on find-a-grave.
I found an obituary for him.
“Daniel F. Mertz. a former resident of Allentown, son of .William and Sarah A. Mertz. and brother of Josiah Mertz of Wilkes-Barre, Chas. Mertz of Pittsburg, William H. Mertz of Boston, and John S. Mertz and Mrs. Rev. J. H. Shirey of Allentown, died Wednesday at Greenville, Mercer County, where he resided with his family for 22 years. His aged mother, who lives at 813 Allen Street, and his brother John started for Greenville Thursday morning to attend the funeral, which will take place next Saturday. Deceased was a native of South Whitehall, and with his father and two brothers served in the Civil War. A brother was killed at Poco-taligo and his father died from sickness contracted in the war. Deceased was for a time confined in the Rebel prison at Andersonville. He was a member of the 47th Regiment.”
I found an obituary for him.
“Daniel F. Mertz. a former resident of Allentown, son of .William and Sarah A. Mertz. and brother of Josiah Mertz of Wilkes-Barre, Chas. Mertz of Pittsburg, William H. Mertz of Boston, and John S. Mertz and Mrs. Rev. J. H. Shirey of Allentown, died Wednesday at Greenville, Mercer County, where he resided with his family for 22 years. His aged mother, who lives at 813 Allen Street, and his brother John started for Greenville Thursday morning to attend the funeral, which will take place next Saturday. Deceased was a native of South Whitehall, and with his father and two brothers served in the Civil War. A brother was killed at Poco-taligo and his father died from sickness contracted in the war. Deceased was for a time confined in the Rebel prison at Andersonville. He was a member of the 47th Regiment.”