Riehm, Endreas

I believe it goes Hans---Andreas (1622-1663) ---George (1609-1657) ---Nicol ---Andres ---Georg ---Everhart(1509-)
They all were involved with a "vineyard/garden" at the cross near Leimen or Stockweg. source: Marjorie Alice Miller "The Hetzler Family"

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Riem/Ream Family History
Generation No. 1
1. EVERHART1 RIEM
Notes for EVERHART RIEM:
Known as "The Lower". Owned farm at the "Hofreite" in 1509; at or Near Leiman, a suburb of Heidleberg, Germany.
Source of Ream notes: from Marjorie Alice Miller (1921-1996); and "The Hetzler Family" located in the Germantown, OH library.
Child of EVERHART RIEM is:
2. i. GEORG2 RIEM.
Generation No. 2
2. GEORG2 RIEM (EVERHART1)
Notes for GEORG RIEM:
Owned the farm at "Hofreite" and vineyard near Stockweg.
Child of GEORG RIEM is:
3. i. ANDRES3 RIEM.
Generation No. 3
3. ANDRES3 RIEM (GEORG2, EVERHART1)
Notes for ANDRES RIEM:
Owned the vineyard near Stockweg. Owned vineyard at the Cross at Leimen.
Child of ANDRES RIEM is:
4. i. NICOL4 RIEM.
Generation No. 4
4. NICOL4 RIEM (ANDRES3, GEORG2, EVERHART1)
Notes for NICOL RIEM:
Owned garden at the cross at Leimen and vineyard near the garden.
Child of NICOL RIEM is:
5. i. GEORG5 RIEM.
Generation No. 5
5. GEORG5 RIEM (NICOL4, ANDRES3, GEORG2, EVERHART1)
Notes for GEORG RIEM:
Owned vineyard near the garden at the cross at Leimen from 1609-1657.
Child of GEORG RIEM is:
6. i. ANDREAS6 REAM, b. Bef. 1622, Leimen, Baden, Germany; d. Aft. 1663, Leimen, Baden, Germany.
Generation No. 6
6. ANDREAS6 REAM (GEORG5 RIEM, NICOL4, ANDRES3, GEORG2, EVERHART1) was born Bef. 1622 in Leimen, Baden, Germany, and died Aft. 1663 in Leimen, Baden, Germany.
Notes for ANDREAS REAM:
Owned the garden at the cross at Leimen.
Child of ANDREAS REAM is:
7. i. HANS ANDREAS7 REAM, b. 1642, Leimen, Heidelberg, Baden, Germany; d. Abt. February 19, 1719, Leimen, Heidelberg, Baden, Germany.
Generation No. 7
7. HANS ANDREAS7 REAM (ANDREAS6, GEORG5 RIEM, NICOL4, ANDRES3, GEORG2, EVERHART1) was born 1642 in Leimen, Heidelberg, Baden, Germany, and died Abt. February 19, 1719 in Leimen, Heidelberg, Baden, Germany. He married ELIZABETH UNKNOWN Bef. 1699. She was born Abt. 1646 in Leimen, Heidelberg, Baden, Germany.
Notes for HANS ANDREAS REAM:
Hans was a butcher, Mayor of Leimen and lived in Rhine province at or near Leimen, near Heidleberg, Baden, Germany.
More About HANS REAM and ELIZABETH UNKNOWN:
Marriage: Bef. 1699
Children of HANS REAM and ELIZABETH UNKNOWN are:
i. JOHANN NICHOLAS8 REAM.
ii. MARTIN CONRAD REAM, b. 1665.
iii. HANS ANDREAS REAM, b. 1673, Leimen, Baden, Germany; d. December 12, 1734, Leimen, Baden, Germany; m. ANNA ELISABETH LOHLBACH.
iv. ANNA ELISABETH MARGARETHA REAM, b. 1678.
v. JOHANN MATHIAS REAM, b. 1683.
8. vi. JOHAN EBERHARD REAM, b. October 6, 1687, Leimen, Heidelberg, Baden, Germany; d. August 22, 1779, Muddy Creek, Cocalico Twp, Lancaster Co., PA (very first settlers in Twp and Co).
Generation No. 8
8. JOHAN EBERHARD8 REAM (HANS ANDREAS7, ANDREAS6, GEORG5 RIEM, NICOL4, ANDRES3, GEORG2, EVERHART1) was born October 6, 1687 in Leimen, Heidelberg, Baden, Germany, and died August 22, 1779 in Muddy Creek, Cocalico Twp, Lancaster Co., PA (very first settlers in Twp and Co). He married ANNA ELIZABETH SCHWAB April 7, 1712 in Leimen, Heidelberg, Baden, Germany, daughter of JOST SCHWAB and ANNA WOLFHARTEN. She was born October 10, 1692 in Duhren, Heidelberg, Baden, Germany, and died March 4, 1761 in Muddy Creek, Cocalico Twp, Lancaster Co., PA.
Notes for JOHAN EBERHARD REAM:
The Ream family emigrated from Germany to Pennsylvania 30 years earlier in the 18th century than the Hetzlers around 1717. They were the very first settlers in Cocalico Twp., Lancaster County, PA. Johann Eberhardt was a farmer who lived to see the country a wilderness when they settled in Cocalico Twp. develop into a civilized community. Twelve years after arriving in America, he was naturalized a citizen of Great Britain, October 4, 1729. He was prominent in his day among the Pioneers of Cocalico Township. In religion, he was so stanch in his stand for the Reformed Church in the controversies of the mid-century that he "was much hated, and left dreadful records, amongst Moravians". Mr. H. E. Reem published in 1933 a history entitled "Christ Reformed Church". In this writing of the Centerville-Milton Grove Church he has this to say, which gives an insight into the service of Eberhardt Ream in a cause which he no doubt firmly to be right:
"From records at hand we find that Eberhardt Rhiem father of the Ream clan of America, who settled in Lancaster County during 1717, took an active part between the years 1745 and 1755 against the movement known as "Congregation of God in the Spirit", and by his stand much of the Reformed Church property in this section of the state was saved. One of the properties the Reformed Church lost was a Centerville, now Milton Grove. The year 1745 marked the beginning of much contention in the Lutheran, Reformed, and Moravian churches, not only here, but throughout the country. Eberhardt at this time (1745) had extensive holdings in the section of what is now Reamstown, Lancaster County, and was one of the supporters in that section. Learning of the difficulties of the Centerville Church, he came in person, and provided a place where worship could be held. There is a possibility that some of his children then had holdings close to this church, as a few years later (1789) the Reams purchased some 400 acres at what is Reems today."
Source: "The Hetzler Family", by Miller and Hetzler.
More About JOHAN REAM and ANNA SCHWAB:
Marriage: April 7, 1712, Leimen, Heidelberg, Baden, Germany
Children of JOHAN REAM and ANNA SCHWAB are:
i. JOHN JACOB9 REAM, b. June 24, 1713, Leimen, Heidelberg, Baden, Germany.; d. November 10, 1777, Cocalico Twp., Lancaster Co., PA; m. CHRISTIANA HELLER, 1735, PA; b. 1715, Lancaster Co., PA; d. 1801.
More About JOHN REAM and CHRISTIANA HELLER:
Marriage: 1735, PA
ii. ANNA CATHERINE REAM, b. January 19, 1716, Leimen, Heidelberg, Baden, Germany.; d. November 5, 1803, Wachovia, Bethania, NC; m. JOHN LEINBACH, 1735, Oley, Berks Co., PA.
More About JOHN LEINBACH and ANNA REAM:
Marriage: 1735, Oley, Berks Co., PA
iii. ABRAHAM REAM, b. May 16, 1718, Philadelphia, PA; d. 1784, Reamstown, Cocalico Twp., Lancaster, PA buried in Ream Cemetery.; m. ANNA MARIA LEINBACH, September 29, 1738, Lancaster Co., PA; b. February 13, 1718, Hochstadt, Wetterau, Germany.
More About ABRAHAM REAM and ANNA LEINBACH:
Marriage: September 29, 1738, Lancaster Co., PA
9. iv. NICHOLAS REAM, b. 1720, On "Esterday"- Erlington, Earl Twp., Lancaster, PA; d. June 6, 1774, Reamstown, Cocalico Twp., Lancaster, PA.
v. JOHANNES REAM, b. November 1723; m. MARIA EVA.
vi. MATHIAS REAM, b. June 25, 1726, Reamstown, Cocalico Twp., Lancaster, PA; d. January 13, 1789, Cocalico Twp., Lancaster Co., PA; m. MAGDALENA.
vii. JULIANA REAM, b. May 1, 1731, Lancaster, PA; m. JOANNES PHILIPPI, September 17, 1751, Muddy Creek, Lancaster Co., PA.
More About JOANNES PHILIPPI and JULIANA REAM:
Marriage: September 17, 1751, Muddy Creek, Lancaster Co., PA
viii. JOHN REAM, b. 1732, Reamstown, Cocalico Twp., Lancaster, PA; d. 1782.
ix. TOBIAS REAM, b. 1733, Reamstown, Cocalico Twp., Lancaster, PA; d. January 8, 1807, Reamstown, Cocalico Twp., Lancaster, PA buried Ream Cemetery.; m. JULIANNA KELLER, May 16, 1758, Cocalico Twp., Lancaster Co., PA.
More About TOBIAS REAM and JULIANNA KELLER:
Marriage: May 16, 1758, Cocalico Twp., Lancaster Co., PA
x. SUSANNA REAM, b. Abt. 1734; m. DANIEL DIFFT.
xi. ANDREW (ANDREAS) REAM, b. January 21, 1737, Cocalico Twp., Lancaster Co., PA; d. May 11, 1813, Turkeyfoot, Somerset, PA buried in Ream Cemetery.; m. SUSANNA FIESTER, July 12, 1759, Muddy River, Cocalico, Lancaster Co., PA; b. 1741, Muddy River, Cocalico Twp., Lancaster Co., PA.
More About ANDREW REAM and SUSANNA FIESTER:
Marriage: July 12, 1759, Muddy River, Cocalico, Lancaster Co., PA
xii. ADAM REAM, b. 1739, Reamstown, Cocalico Twp., Lancaster, PA.
xiii. SAMUEL REAM, b. 1741, Reamstown, Cocalico Twp., Lancaster, PA.
Generation No. 9
9. NICHOLAS9 REAM (JOHAN EBERHARD8, HANS ANDREAS7, ANDREAS6, GEORG5 RIEM, NICOL4, ANDRES3, GEORG2, EVERHART1) was born 1720 in On "Esterday"- Erlington, Earl Twp., Lancaster, PA, and died June 6, 1774 in Reamstown, Cocalico Twp., Lancaster, PA. He married (1) ELIZABETH SARAH (REUTER) REITER April 26, 1743 in Cocalico Twp., Lancaster Co., PA, daughter of MICHAEL REITER and MAGDALENA DE GAGE. She was born April 25, 1723 in Neureut, Baden, Germany, and died Abt. 1761 in Cocalico Twp., Lancaster Co., PA. He married (2) ANNA CATHERINE HARTMAN August 15, 1769 in Reamstown, Lancaster Co., PA.
More About NICHOLAS REAM:
Burial: Ream-Rettig Cemetery, Lancaster, PA
More About ELIZABETH SARAH (REUTER) REITER:
Burial: Ream-Rettig Cemetery, Lancaster, PA
More About NICHOLAS REAM and ELIZABETH REITER:
Marriage: April 26, 1743, Cocalico Twp., Lancaster Co., PA
More About NICHOLAS REAM and ANNA HARTMAN:
Marriage: August 15, 1769, Reamstown, Lancaster Co., PA
Children of NICHOLAS REAM and ELIZABETH REITER are:
i. SARAH10 REAM, b. October 5, 1744; m. PHILIP HEFT, 1760, PA; b. 1744.
More About PHILIP HEFT and SARAH REAM:
Marriage: 1760, PA
ii. JULIANNA REAM, b. February 20, 1746, Reamstown, Lancaster Co., PA; m. PHILIP FASNACHT.
iii. JOHANNES REAM, b. November 22, 1747.
10. iv. ABRAHAM REAM, b. August 24, 1749, Cocalico Twp., Lancaster County, PA; d. August 1817, Haines Twp., Center County, PA.
v. JACOB REAM, b. June 13, 1751, Cocalico Twp., Lancaster Co., OH; d. May 6, 1813; m. CATHERINE REES; b. 1751.
vi. JOSEPH REAM, b. May 6, 1753.
vii. TOBIAS REAM, b. June 22, 1755, Cocalico Twp., Lancaster Co., OH.
viii. ANDREAS REAM, b. March 14, 1757, Lancaster Co., PA; d. October 20, 1833, Clark Co., OH; m. MARIA ZUG, Lancaster Co., PA; b. 1772.
More About ANDREAS REAM and MARIA ZUG:
Marriage: Lancaster Co., PA
ix. DAVID REAM, b. Abt. 1762.
Generation No. 10
10. ABRAHAM10 REAM (NICHOLAS9, JOHAN EBERHARD8, HANS ANDREAS7, ANDREAS6, GEORG5 RIEM, NICOL4, ANDRES3, GEORG2, EVERHART1) was born August 24, 1749 in Cocalico Twp., Lancaster County, PA, and died August 1817 in Haines Twp., Center County, PA. He married (1) ELIZABETH NEIDIG September 14, 1767 in Muddy Creek Reformed Church, Lancaster County, PA, daughter of ADAM NEIDIG and DOROTHEA FICHTNER. She was born 1746 in Allegheny Church, BerksCounty , PA, and died Abt. 1790 in Centre County, PA. He married (2) MAGDALENA MARK 1794. She was born 1747, and died 1824 in Centre Co., PA.
Notes for ABRAHAM REAM:
Abraham Ream was born in Cocalico Twp., Lancaster County, PA and spent the earlier years of his life there. The location of his boyhood home is only four or five miles from the Berks Co. line. Elizabeth Neidig''s family lived in Berks Co., but probably very near the county line. So that the two young people lived in nearby communities, if not what was considered in those days the same community.
Sometime between 1785 and 1788, Abraham Ream moved to Penns Valley, Northumberland Co., in a part that in 1800 was placed in Centre Co. As Balser Hetzler and his family moved at the same time, it would be interesting to know if they migrated together, and if young George Hetzler knew Catherine Ream before the migration. In fact, it is possible they were married before the move to Penns Valley, because they were married about 1788, but this we do not know.
Adam Ream was a man of extensive Activities. He and a number of other Reams were soldiers in the Revolution. His will was probated August 15, 1817. Adam had eight children with Elizabeth and remarried and had another seven children with his wife Magdalena. He had fifteen children.
More About ABRAHAM REAM:
Burial: Tusseyville Cemetery, Center County, PA
More About ABRAHAM REAM and ELIZABETH NEIDIG:
Marriage: September 14, 1767, Muddy Creek Reformed Church, Lancaster County, PA
More About ABRAHAM REAM and MAGDALENA MARK:
Marriage: 1794
Children of ABRAHAM REAM and ELIZABETH NEIDIG are:
i. ELIZABETH11 REAM, b. Abt. 1768, Lancaster Co., PA; m. ADAM BEAMER, April 18, 1786; b. Abt. 1763, PA.
More About ADAM BEAMER and ELIZABETH REAM:
Marriage: April 18, 1786
11. ii. ANNA CATHERINE REAM, b. November 11, 1769, Cocalico Twp., Lancaster Co., PA; d. October 21, 1840, Browns Run, Montgomery Co., OH buried in Judy Cemetery..
iii. ESTHER REAM, b. September 25, 1781, Lancaster Co., PA; m. MCBRIDE.
Notes for MCBRIDE:
They Moved to OH.
iv. JOHN REAM, b. July 23, 1779, Lancaster Co., PA; d. July 30, 1849, Morgan, IL buried in the John Ream Cemetery.; m. MARGARET, Abt. 1797; b. February 7, 1781, Lancaster Co., PA; d. February 17, 1850, Morgan, IL buried in the John Ream Cemetery..
More About JOHN REAM and MARGARET:
Marriage: Abt. 1797
v. BARBARA REAM, b. Abt. 1782, Lancaster Co., PA; m. JOHN FREDERICK REAM, Abt. 1802, PA.
More About JOHN REAM and BARBARA REAM:
Marriage: Abt. 1802, PA
vi. ABRAHAM REAM, b. August 1, 1784; m. ANNA MARIE WAGNER, Abt. 1804, PA; b. Abt. 1783, PA.
More About ABRAHAM REAM and ANNA WAGNER:
Marriage: Abt. 1804, PA
vii. PETER REAM, b. October 5, 1786, Lancaster Co., PA; d. February 6, 1858, Akron, Fulton Co., IN; m. BARBARA SMITH, 1807, Centre Co., PA; b. May 5, 1789, Potter, Centre Co., PA; d. April 12, 1855, Akron, Fulton Co., IN.
More About PETER REAM:
Residence: Stark Co., OH
More About PETER REAM and BARBARA SMITH:
Marriage: 1807, Centre Co., PA
viii. CHRISTIAN REAM, m. SHAFER.
Children of ABRAHAM REAM and MAGDALENA MARK are:
ix. GEORGE F.11 REAM, b. January 22, 1793, Centre Co., PA; d. 1863; m. CATHERINE DILLMAN, November 26, 1816, OH; b. December 22, 1792, PA.
More About GEORGE F. REAM:
Residence: OH after 1817.
More About GEORGE REAM and CATHERINE DILLMAN:
Marriage: November 26, 1816, OH
x. EVE REAM.
xi. SALLY REAM, b. 1797, Centre Co., PA; d. 1831.
More About SALLY REAM:
Residence: IL
xii. PEGGY REAM, b. Abt. 1799.
xiii. MAGDALENA REAM, b. October 12, 1794, Centre Co., PA; d. June 2, 1851; m. BERNHARDT WAGNER; b. Abt. 1790, Berks Co., PA.
xiv. DAVID REAM, b. November 18, 1801, Centre Co., PA; d. March 18, 1869, Elkhart, IN.
xv. MICHAEL REAM, b. November 8, 1803, Centre Co., PA; d. November 27, 1883; m. (1) LYDIA MUSSER; b. November 8, 1807; d. March 2, 1844; m. (2) ELIZABETH MARCH; b. May 7, 1809; d. July 27, 1882.
Generation No. 11
11. ANNA CATHERINE11 REAM (ABRAHAM10, NICHOLAS9, JOHAN EBERHARD8, HANS ANDREAS7, ANDREAS6, GEORG5 RIEM, NICOL4, ANDRES3, GEORG2, EVERHART1) was born November 11, 1769 in Cocalico Twp., Lancaster Co., PA, and died October 21, 1840 in Browns Run, Montgomery Co., OH buried in Judy Cemetery.. She married GEORGE HETZLER 1788 in Haines Twp. Northumberland, PA, son of JOHAN HETZLER and ANNA DOHM. He was born November 28, 1765 in Lancaster Co., PA, and died May 30, 1860 in Browns Run, Montgomery Co., OH buried in Judy Cemetery..
Notes for GEORGE HETZLER:
No doubt there were letters from brother Jacob to George telling of the opportunity to get fine cheap land out in Ohio. Records of the sale of public land show that George Hetzler bought a half-section of land in German Township, Montgomery Co., on the banks of Big Twin Creek, in 1805. This leads us to believe that he made the journey ont on horseback, perhaps with a number of companions, saw the loveliness of this virgin country, and determined to bring his family out. They did not migrate until later, the reason for this delay we do not know.
George and Catherine migrated from Pennsylvania to a pioneer home on Browns Run in 1814. Today it is still a rural district four or five miles Southwest of Germantown, Montgomery County, Ohio. The district is along the Butler County line. Their home was in Penns Valley for about twenty five years before their migration to Ohio, and in Penns Valley all their fifteen children were born.
They became the Founders of the Browns Run branch of the family. George was a large landowner on Browns Run, a religious and moral leader of note- associated with the founders of the United Brethren Church and was a member of United Brethren Church but was Lutheran in PA. He opened his house for the Preaching of Christ. Circuit preaching was continued at his house for a number of years. Nineteen United Brethren Church camp meetings were held on his land for the better part of a generation.
His great-granddaughter, Sarah Hetzler Harris, who was eighteen at the time of his death, described him of not very large stature, active, and shortly before his death enjoying inspecting the land, walking through the fields, climbing the fences. She remembered that he spoke German much more easily than English. Yet she nor any of George Hetzler''s great-grandchildren spoke German.
He was sturdy into his old age and lived to ninety-five years. He was at his death the father of fifteen children, eighty-nine grandchildren, and seventy-six great-grandchildren.
Source: "The Hetzler Family" by Miller and Hetzler.
More About GEORGE HETZLER and ANNA REAM:
Marriage: 1788, Haines Twp. Northumberland, PA
Children of ANNA REAM and GEORGE HETZLER are:
i. JOHN12 HETZLER, b. November 18, 1789, Centre Co., PA; d. July 13, 1852, LaMoille, Bureau Co., IL buried in Hetzler Cemetery.; m. MARY BARBARA DRULINGER, 1814, Montgomery Co., OH; b. November 10, 1787, Browns Run, Montgomery Co., OH; d. August 30, 1853, LaMoille, Bureau Co., IL buried in Hetzler Cemetery..
Notes for JOHN HETZLER:
John was a circuit riding Preacher and a charter member of the Indiana Conference in 1830 of the United Brethren Church.
More About JOHN HETZLER and MARY DRULINGER:
Marriage: 1814, Montgomery Co., OH
ii. ELIZABETH HETZLER, b. March 11, 1791, Centre Co., PA; d. July 18, 1865, Sunsbury, German Twp., Montgomery Co., OH buried in Sunsbury Cemetery.; m. GEORGE KEISTER, May 15, 1815, Montgomery Co., OH; b. June 30, 1792, Northumberland Co., PA; d. November 1, 1843, Sunsbury, German Twp., Montgomery Co., OH buried in Sunsbury Cemetery..
More About GEORGE KEISTER and ELIZABETH HETZLER:
Marriage: May 15, 1815, Montgomery Co., OH
iii. GEORGE HETZLER, JR., b. November 17, 1792, Penns Valley, Centre Co., PA; d. September 2, 1850, Browns Run, Montgomery Co., OH buried Judy Cemetery.; m. SARAH TRAPP, 1815, PA; b. December 7, 1794, PA; d. January 12, 1852, Browns Run, Montgomery Co., OH buried Judy Cemetery..
Notes for GEORGE HETZLER, JR.:
George Jr. grew up in Penns Valley, Centre County, PA. He helped his parents move to Ohio in 1814. Approximately in January 1815 George rode back to Pennsylvania on horseback to marry his sweetheart, Sarah Trapp who had just turned 21. The bride and groom came to Ohio on horseback from her home, said to be in Southwest PA, South of Pittsburgh. An Andrew Trapp lived in this area of PA. He had several daughters, also George and Sarah named their second son Andrew, this makes me believe that Andrew Trapp was the father of Sarah.
In 1818 his father deeded to him SE 1/4, Sec. 21 for $5.00. It was most likely a gift for having helped the family move to Ohio, build a pioneer homestead and to clear the farm land. His brother Abraham was also deeded land in 1818, SW 1/4, Sec. 22. In the Federal Land Record of the early 1800''s is found thirteen parcels of land purchased by George Hetzler. He acquired over 500 acres in Darke Co., OH near
Bradford.
About 1890, the west half of Abraham''s quarter section became the homestead farm of Daniel Webster Hetzler, son of Daniel (above).
More About GEORGE HETZLER and SARAH TRAPP:
Marriage: 1815, PA
iv. ABRAHAM HETZLER, b. June 9, 1794, Centre Co., PA; d. October 2, 1884, Browns Run, Montgomery Co., OH buried in Germantown Cemetery.; m. SALOME CROUSE, July 5, 1819, Montgomery Co., OH; b. March 6, 1794, Cumberland Co., PA; d. February 8, 1887, Browns Run, Montgomery Co., OH buried in Germantown Cemetery..
Notes for ABRAHAM HETZLER:
Was a farmer.
More About ABRAHAM HETZLER and SALOME CROUSE:
Marriage: July 5, 1819, Montgomery Co., OH
v. CATHERINE HETZLER, b. March 4, 1796, Centre Co., PA; d. February 22, 1885, Browns Run, Montgomery Co., OH buried in Judy Cemetery.; m. JACOB JUDY, October 12, 1815, Montgomery Co., OH; b. January 2, 1795, Dauphine Co., PA; d. October 2, 1877, Browns Run, Montgomery Co., OH.
Notes for JACOB JUDY:
Was a farmer.
More About JACOB JUDY and CATHERINE HETZLER:
Marriage: October 12, 1815, Montgomery Co., OH
vi. PETER HETZLER, b. December 1798, Centre Co., PA; d. June 5, 1885, Union City, Darke Co., OH; m. NANCY BUTTS, 1819; b. 1796, PA; d. 1879, Union Chapel, Butler Co., OH buried Germantown Cemetery..
Notes for PETER HETZLER:
Was a farmer.
More About PETER HETZLER and NANCY BUTTS:
Marriage: 1819
vii. SAMUEL HETZLER, b. March 31, 1800, Penns Valley, Centre Co., PA; d. June 15, 1870, Browns Run, Montgomery Co., OH buried in Germantown Cemetery.; m. CATHERINE JUDY, February 4, 1823, Montgomery Co., OH; b. 1806, Dauphine, PA; d. March 23, 1872, Browns Run, Montgomery Co., OH.
Notes for SAMUEL HETZLER:
Was a farmer.
More About CATHERINE JUDY:
Burial: Germantown Cemetery
More About SAMUEL HETZLER and CATHERINE JUDY:
Marriage: February 4, 1823, Montgomery Co., OH
viii. MICHAEL HETZLER, b. July 2, 1802, Centre Co., PA; d. October 13, 1884, German Twp., Montgomery Co., OH; m. (1) SUSAN ELIZABETH BLINN, October 6, 1825, Montgomery Co., OH; b. January 31, 1803, Penns Valley, Centre Co., PA; d. March 16, 1838, Browns Run, Montgomery Co., OH; m. (2) MARGARET A. ELLIS, November 1, 1838; b. October 26, 1813, VA; d. March 16, 1873, Near Germantown, OH.
Notes for MICHAEL HETZLER:
Was a farmer.
More About MICHAEL HETZLER and SUSAN BLINN:
Marriage: October 6, 1825, Montgomery Co., OH
More About MICHAEL HETZLER and MARGARET ELLIS:
Marriage: November 1, 1838
ix. ADAM HETZLER, b. May 18, 1804, Centre Co., PA; d. January 21, 1880, Eldorado, OH buried Otterbein Cemetery, Darke Co., OH.; m. CHRISTINA NAFTYGAS, Abt. 1824; b. July 1, 1807, Centre Co., PA; d. November 5, 1865, Darke Co., OH buried Otterbein Cemetery..
Notes for ADAM HETZLER:
Adam was a minister and circuit rider of the Church of the United Brethen in Christ for fifty years.
More About ADAM HETZLER and CHRISTINA NAFTYGAS:
Marriage: Abt. 1824
x. LEWIS HETZLER, b. December 17, 1805, Centre Co., PA; d. April 21, 1863, Browns Run, Montgomery Co., OH; m. JULIA ANN COBLENTZ, April 23, 1831, Montgomery Co., OH; b. March 5, 1811, Middletown Valley, MD; d. November 19, 1890, Eldorado, Darke Co., OH buried Otterbein Cemetery..
Notes for LEWIS HETZLER:
Was a farmer.
More About LEWIS HETZLER and JULIA COBLENTZ:
Marriage: April 23, 1831, Montgomery Co., OH
xi. TENA OR DINA HETZLER, b. May 18, 1807, Centre Co., PA; d. October 30, 1876, Sunsbury, German Twp., Montgomery Co., OH buried Germantown Cemetery.; m. (1) MARTIN GARRISON, December 7, 1826, Montgomery Co., OH; b. April 28, 1800, Elk Creek, Montgomery Co., OH; d. 1834, near Elk Creek, Montgomery Co., OH buried Elk Creek Cemetery.; m. (2) FREDERICK THOMAS, 1846, Montgomery Co., OH; b. October 21, 1802, Penns Valley, Centre Co., PA; d. August 17, 1892, Germantown, OH buried Germantown Cemetery..
Notes for TENA OR DINA HETZLER:
Both of her husbands were farmers.
More About MARTIN GARRISON and TENA HETZLER:
Marriage: December 7, 1826, Montgomery Co., OH
More About FREDERICK THOMAS and TENA HETZLER:
Marriage: 1846, Montgomery Co., OH
xii. ANDREW HETZLER, b. February 24, 1809, Centre Co., PA; d. February 28, 1883, Muscatine, Iowa buried Friends Graveyard, Bloomington Twp., Muscatine, Iowa.; m. MARY CHRIDESTA, June 22, 1829; b. October 22, 1806, Centre Co., PA; d. March 16, 1877, Muscatine, Iowa buried Friends Graveyard, Bloomington Twp., Muscatine, Iowa..
Notes for ANDREW HETZLER:
Andrew was a Preacher and circuit rider of the United Brethren; in later years a grist mill owner in Muscatine, Iowa.
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Marriage: June 22, 1829
xiii. SUSAN HETZLER, b. January 27, 1811, Centre Co., PA; d. March 26, 1872, Darke Co., OH buried Otterbein Cemetery.; m. GEORGE BYERS, April 7, 1831; b. June 12, 1804, Centre Co., PA; d. September 5, 1874, Darke Co., OH buried Otterbein Cemetery..
Notes for GEORGE BYERS:
George was a farmer.
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Marriage: April 7, 1831
xiv. ELIAS HETZLER, b. 1811, Centre Co., PA; d. 1829, Browns Run, Montgomery Co., OH buried in Germantown Cemetery..
Notes for ELIAS HETZLER:
Doubt exists as whether this was born to George and Catherine Hetzler.
xv. MAGDALENA HETZLER, b. March 23, 1813, Centre Co., PA; d. March 15, 1895, Arcanum, OH buried New Paris Cemetery, Preble Co., OH; m. PETER COBLENTZ, December 11, 1831; b. July 11, 1809, Washington, MD; d. August 2, 1885, Preble Co., OH buried New Paris Cemetery..
Notes for PETER COBLENTZ:
Peter was a farmer and sawmill owner.
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Marriage: December 11, 1831