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Patricia,
Sorry its taken me so long to get back to you. My computer died and I just recently got up and running again. Heres what I have on David and Sarah (Rupert) Kuhns
David Kuhns 1823-1869 married Sarah Ann Rupert 1823-1858 in 1844.
(Buried in Dravo Cemetary, Allegheny Co, PA)
Children:
(1) Mary Ann Kuhns 1845-1920 Sewickly Twp Allegheny Co
M. Daniel Geiger in 1861 "
1. Sarah 1862 "
2. Sylvester 1865 "
3. Grant 1866 "
4. Louis 1867 Paintertown (Irwin, PA)
5. Columbus K 1869 Iowa
6. Mary 1870 Iowa
7. Josephine 1871 Iowa
8. David 1872 Iowa
Divorced Geiger around 1879
M. ?? Flaherty around 1880
M. ?? Farrell about 1883
1. Lizzie Farrell c. 1884
2. Tommy Farrell c. 1886
MaryAnn lived in Westmoreland Co until around 1868 then moved to Iowa and from there to Missouri around 1883. She is buried somewhere in Missouri. She died around age 75.
(2) George Riley Kuhns 1847-1934
m. Catherine Adams in 1868
1. Emma 1872 near Irwin PA
2. Ida 1876 "
3. Alice 1882 "
4. John 1885 "
(3) Martin 1849-1858 Died with his mother during a smallpox epidemic.
(4) Josephine 1852-1939 Never married but gave birth to George Edward Kuhns (my GG Grandfather) in 1871
(5) Daniel Kuhns 1856-1949
m. Theresa Loughner
1. Stella 1885-1975
2. Cora 1892-1973
3. Mary Ann 1895-1961
4. Jane c. 1899
In 1858 Sarah died during an epidemic. David sent the children to live with relatives and left the area. He went to Beaver Co. There he met and married Susan Russell. They returned to the Yough Valley, pulled the family back together and had 4 more children.
1. David Kuhns 1863-1918
m. Sarah Ann Miller
1. DAisy Lurline 1884
2. Esmerelda Mae 1886
3. Minnie Catherine 1888
4. William Morris 1890
5. Bessie 1892
6. Ella 1894
2. Robert R Kuhns 1866-1929
m. Maggie Miller
3. Sarah Jane Kuhns 1867-1946
m. John McClintock
4. Columbus Kuhns 1876-
m. Mary Catherine Gosser
Hope that helps you in your search. I know I have more information about David (my line) and family if you are interested. Most of the above info is from "The Biography of Columbus Kuhns" which I found at the Westmoreland Co. Historical Society.
Sue
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