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TOMBSTONE: In Memory of Mary Carpenter Daughter of Daniel Ferree And Consort of John Carpenter, who Departed the Life November 22nd, 1764, Aged 21 years. [End of 2nd row, north to south]
TOMBSTONE: In Memory of Salome Carpenter Who departed this life J. the 6th 1787 Aged 8 Mo & Days. Suffer little children to me Saith the Lord. [on the back of the stone: Daughter of Abraham and Salome Carpenter.]
SOURCE: Howard Yeiser.
SOURCE: Howard Yeiser. Had two children.
SOURCE: Howard Yeiser. Frederick was a Catholic priest.
SOURCE: Howard Yeiser. Died at sea.
sOURCE: (1) Barnes, Robert, "Marriages and Deaths from Baltimore Newspapers, 1796 - 1816," Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, 1978, page 180. "Keener, John, and Miss Susan Yeiser, dau. of the late Frederick Yeiser, all of Balto. were married last eve. by Rev. Mr. Kurtz. (Baltimore Federal Gazette, 22 Sept. 1809)"
SOURCE: (1) Barnes, Robert, "Marriages and Deaths from Baltimore Newspapers, 1796 - 1816," Genealogical Publishin Co., Ince, Baltimore, 1978, page 180. "Keener, John, and Miss Susan Yeiser, dau. of the late Frederick Yeiser, all of Balto. were married last eve. by Rev. Mr. Kurtz. (Baltimore Federal Gazette, 22 Sept. 1809)"
Marriage Notes for John Keener and Susanna Yeiser-1254
Rev Kurtz
SOURCE: Howard Yeiser. Baptized in Christ Lutheran Church, York Co.,
PA, 6 Apr. 1832, no sponsor.
Possibly not the M.C. Dannerman married to Olivia
SOURCE: Howard Yeiser. No issue.
SOURCE: Howard Yeiser. No issue.
Marriage Notes for Henry C. Dannerman and Olivia Yeiser-1255
Rev Kurtz
Possibly not the M.C. Dannerman married to Olivia
SOURCE: Howard Yeiser. No issue.
SOURCE: Howard Yeiser. No issue.
Was on Capt. Baileys Co. Muster Rolls 14 June 1776.
RESEARCHER: Information sent to T.Mason on 16 Apr 2003 by [Alfonsa@aol.com]. [HYPERLINK http://home.earthlink.net/~pmcreedon/html/Murray/Emmett.htm ] administration papers were taken out by his wife, Mary and Jacob Doudel, Jr. he being named administrator under the date of 4/12/1783. Book-E, P-146, Register of Wills, York, PA. Petition of Jacob Doudel the younger, eldest son and heir at law of Jacob Doudel, the elder leaving Mary Doudel, his widow, Jacob Doudel the petitioner, George Doudel, Dorothea intermarried with Christopher Stair, Catherine intermarried with Philip Yeiser, Mary Doudel the younger and Barbara Doudel. From Book-2, P-213, Register of Wills, York, PA. 'Know all men by these present that we David Emmit and Barbara his wife; Babara being one of the daughters of Jacob Doudel, Tanner, deceased, who died intestate do hereby acknowledge that we have this day received of Jacob Doudel eldest son and heir at law of the said deceased, the sum of 30 lbs.' Signed David Emmit and Barbara Emmit 2/8/1798. Mentioned also in this petition are George Doudel of the City of Baltimore, John and Anna Maria Hummel, Philip and Catherine Yeiser, Christopher Stair and Dorothea.
RESEARCH_QUESTION: Fillmore Spangler extensive web site [HYPERLINK http://www.spanglers.info/dat106.html#4 ] lists Anna Maria Spengler married to Jacob Daudtel on 27 Apr 1752, Trinity Lutheran, Lancaster, Lancaster Co., PA.
Her birthplace is listed by Catharine F.B. Mason as Tulpehocken, Pa.
BIRTHPLACE: Information sent to T.Mason on 16 Apr 2003 by [Alfonsa@aol.com]. "THE MARYLAND EMMETTS AND SOME DESCENDANTS" find Mary and Jacob Doudel, and the relevant work is nicely sourced. It implies that they were of York, Pennsylvania but this, it would
appear, in marriage." On URL [HYPERLINK http://www.geocities.com/myerstownpa/history.htm ] it states, "An Indian trail led from the Susquehanna River to what is now Myerstown and it's surrounding area of Jackson Township. Populated by the Susquehanna Indians, these trails became wide and well beaten and were used by the early settlers as they explored the wilderness. This area was referred to as TURPY HOCHEN, meaning "land of the turtles". White men, though few in number, began to settle along the Tulpehocken Creek around 1700. As early as 1707, a settlement is recorded for this area; naming it Tulpehocken. Many of these settlers were Germans who first immigrated from the Palatine area of Germany to New York and then emigrated from New York to here since they were treated so badly there and this area reminded them so much of their "homeland" along the Rhine River. Casper Wistar of Philadelphia, a representative of William Penn, owned 10,000 acres along the Tulpehocken Creek, deeded out tracts of land to the German settlers as of 1735. Even though the area was referred to as "Tulpehocken Settlement" he referred it to as "Fells Manor"." One of these ettlers was Valentine Hergelrode, who purchased 249 acres along the Tulpehocken Creek. Later, to become the father-in-law of this town's "founding father", his piece of land is very significant to the town's history. During the French and Indian War, Hergelrode's home was one of many homes used as a refuge from the Indians, thus as the townspeople refer to this home as "the old fort".
Is said to have been a bachelor.
SOURCE: (1) Howard Yeiser. Died of yellow fever epidemic. (2) 1810 Census Fayette Co. Ky 11 02010-30010-04
SOURCE: (1) Howard Yeiser. Had six children.
(2) Wiley, Mary Louise Yeiser, "Yeiser, Ledbetter and Allied Families." "Daughter of Benedict Swope."
Catharine F. Borden Mason's records, made ???? indicate that Charles was a bachelor living in Danville, Ky.