From the Tunkhannock Republican, Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania dated July 19, 1901:

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Sugar Hollow - Howard M., son of Royal KISHBAUGH, who enlisted in Co. B,
42nd Reg. US Vol., in Sept. 1899, was welcomed home last Saturday. Served
in the Philippines, returned home by way of Japan and Hawaiian Islands.

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The History of Bellasylva, PA
by Henrietta Kester

The following material was handwritten by Henrietta Kester - no date given
and the first page seems to be missing as it starts with No. 2 of 57 pages
on 9 x 6 paper.

Casper Henry is buried on his farm at Bellasylva. He married Katherine Hoffman
and they have ten or eleven children, John Henry being the eldest. John Henry
married Mary Ann Klace born in Mauch Chunk 11 Dec 1813 and they had five
children - Edann, Rachel, Levi, Philip and an infant (died). His second
wife was Ann Elizabeth Horn, born 23 An 1821 (maybe in New York City)
and married 31 Dec. 1839 and they have seven children - Amanda, Hulda,
Mary Elysbeth, William, Sarah Ann, Franklin, George Roland Kasson.

John Henry was born near Mauch Chunk, PA. on 14 March 1806 and, therefore
was 90 years 2 months and 11 days old at the time of his death 24 May 1896.

Herman Pollner married Eda Ann Henry, John Henry's sister on 1 Feb
1850. Herman Pollner was born in Germany 9 June 1826. He also had a brother,
Louis. When Herman n was six years old, his father died and when he was
twenty, some of the Germans rebelled against the Catholic King. Herman
was one -- he skipped the country to avoid being killed. He with a friend,
a Mr. Fischer, came to America. They went from State to State until they
reached Utah. Later they came back to Bellasylva where he married Eda Ann
Henry. Herman A. Pollner died in Centralia, Washington, 8 Nov, 1909, aged
83 years. His wife died in Centralia, Washington 10 Jan. 1920, aged 87 years.

Oscar H. Pollner, born in Tunkhannock, PA, on 13 March 1858, the son of Herman
and Eda Ann Henry Pollner. For several years he resided at Lake Carey and
Sugar Hollow before moving to Centralia, Washington, in 1908. Mr. Pollner
married Margaret Cadden of Auburn Center, PA, and to them were born two
daughters - Mary and Lucy. Mrs. Pollner preceded her husband in death in
1896. Mary, the oldest daughter married Howard Kishbaugh of Sugar Hollow
and Davenport, Washington, and also preceded him in death.

Mr. Pollner is survived by his daughter, Mrs. Lucy Fyock of Centralia,
Washington, with whom he resided and two sisters Mrs. Warren Alexander of
Centralia Washington, and Mrs. Worthy Jayne of Kingston.