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• Berne Civil War
  *[[Ball, Henry Arthur]] wounded at [[Cold Harbor]] *[[Ball, Jerome]]
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• Hamlet of Berne
  Image:Joslin Farm.jpg|<center>Home of Jacob Sand Joslin and Mary Rine Joslin off of Switskill Rd. </center> Image:Threshing.jpg|<center>Threshing Machine operating on either the Ball or Shultes Farm in 1909, Photo courtesy of Allan Deitz</center>
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• Dietz Massacre
  ...Josiah Priest; first published 1836. Engraving was made from a painting by Jacob Dietz, son of Johanness which is now in the GOHS museum</center>]] ...ht victims. [[File:Massacre GOHS.jpg|400px|thumb|right|<center>painting by Jacob Dietz, son of Johannes<br>Courtesy of the Greater Oneonta Historical Societ
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• Berne - Then and Now
  ...s the site of the large home of [[Peter Weidman]], son of early settler, [[Jacob Weidman]] who original home was also on the same site.<gallery> ==[[The Jacob Ball House]] > site of Catholic Church==
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• Berne Historical Society
  The forming of this organization was the dream of Mrs. Raymond (Alberta Ball) Wright, whose idea it was to create a center for displaying the memorabili One bedroom boasts of a bed of Jacob Weidman, circa 1790, which has been loaned to the Society by his descendant
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• Berne History
  owned in recent years by Jacob Hochstrasser. The water is strongly and tories in 1780. The grist mill of Jacob Weidman was then the only
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• Timeline of Berne History
  *1740 First Settlers: Deitz, Ball, Shafer, and others squat on Van Rensselaer land near a beaver dam just wes *1750 Weidman, Warner, Kniskern, Zeh, Shultes are living in "Beaverdam." Jacob Weidman builds a sawmill
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• Berne during the 1850s
  ...lery on wheels, a sort of traveling house. Possibly, you would see George Ball, the village constable, driving his fine gray team. Traveling shoemakers c ...n carried the meat to the village in a basket to sell. You might also see Jacob Shutter, a fiddler, and his performing dog. There were many shops. Ther
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