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EMAIL US		 bullet Hans MANGOLD was born in Mar 1576 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (6995) He was baptized on 11 Mar 1576 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland.(6996) Parents: (?) Sebastian MANGOLD and (?) Anna KEYSER.

bullet Hans Jacob MANGOLD was born in Oct 1586 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (6997) He was the twin brother of Anna Mangold. He was baptized on 1 Nov 1586 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (6998) Parents: (?) Sebastian MANGOLD and (?) Anna KEYSER.

bullet Hans Jacob MANGOLD was born in Oct 1588 or Nov 1588 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland.(6999) He was baptized on 3 Nov 1588 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7000) This is another instance in this family of two Hans Jacob children, raising the possibility that a younger Hans Jacob, the twin brother of Anna, may have died young. Parents: (?) Sebastian MANGOLD and (?) Anna KEYSER.

bullet Hanss MANGOLD was born in Jan 1575 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7001) He was baptized on 27 Jan 1575 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland.(7002) This unlinked family is one of three Mangold families that have daughters named Anna who could be the wife of Heinrich Lauber. However, researchers John Slabaugh and Glenn Peters believe that the most likely family is that of Sebastian Mangolt [sic] and Anna Keyser (see notes on that family for more information).

The other two unlinked families then are headed by:
(1) Friedrich Mangold and Barbara Greider, or
(2) Friedrich (or Jacob?)Mangold and Elsbeth (Elisabeth?) Rippstein. Parents: Friedrich (or Jacob ?) MANGOLD and Elsbeth (Elisabeth ?) RIPPSTEIN.

bullet Heini MANGOLD was born in Mar 1574.(7003) He was baptized on 28 Mar 1574 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7004) Parents: (?) Sebastian MANGOLD and (?) Anna KEYSER.

bullet Heinrich MANGOLD was born in Nov 1572 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7005) Unless there is another reason for repeated use of the name Heinrich, this Heinrich may have died young since there are three other Heinrich's in this family born about 1576, 1581, and 1584. He was baptized on 16 Nov 1572 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland. (7006) This unlinked family is one of three Mangold families that have daughters named Anna who could be the wife of Heinrich Lauber. However, researchers John Slabaugh and Glenn Peters believe that the most likely family is that of Sebastian Mangolt [sic] and Anna Keyser (see notes on that family for more information).

The other two unlinked families then are headed by:
(1) Friedrich Mangold and Barbara Greider, or
(2) Friedrich (or Jacob?)Mangold and Elsbeth (Elisabeth?) Rippstein.
Parents: Friedrich (or Jacob ?) MANGOLD and Elsbeth (Elisabeth ?) RIPPSTEIN.

bullet Heinrich MANGOLD was born in Apr 1576 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7007) Unless there is a reason for repeated use of the name Heinrich, this Heinrich may have died young since there is a third born Heinrich in 1581 (there are also a first born Heinrich in 1572 and a fourth born Heinrich in 15840> He was baptized on 15 Apr 1576 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland.(7008) This unlinked family is one of three Mangold families that have daughters named Anna who could be the wife of Heinrich Lauber. However, researchers John Slabaugh and Glenn Peters believe that the most likely family is that of Sebastian Mangolt [sic] and Anna Keyser (see notes on that family for more information).

The other two unlinked families then are headed by:
(1) Friedrich Mangold and Barbara Greider, or
(2) Friedrich (or Jacob?)Mangold and Elsbeth (Elisabeth?) Rippstein. Parents: Friedrich (or Jacob ?) MANGOLD and Elsbeth (Elisabeth ?) RIPPSTEIN.

bullet Heinrich MANGOLD was born in Jan 1581 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7009) Unless there is another reason for the repeated use of the name Heinrich, this third born Heinrich may have died young since there was a fourth born Heinrich in 1584 (there are also a first born Heinrich, 1572, and a second born Heinrich, 1576). He was baptized on 29 Jan 1581 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland. (7010) This unlinked family is one of three Mangold families that have daughters named Anna who could be the wife of Heinrich Lauber. However, researchers John Slabaugh and Glenn Peters believe that the most likely family is that of Sebastian Mangolt [sic] and Anna Keyser (see notes on that family for more information).

The other two unlinked families then are headed by:
(1) Friedrich Mangold and Barbara Greider, or
(2) Friedrich (or Jacob?)Mangold and Elsbeth (Elisabeth?) Rippstein. Parents: Friedrich (or Jacob ?) MANGOLD and Elsbeth (Elisabeth ?) RIPPSTEIN.

bullet Heinrich MANGOLD was born in Mar 1584 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7011) This Heinrich is the fourth born male in the family with the name Heinrich. Unless there is a reason for repeated use of the name, it could mean that none of the previous born Heinrichs survived until the birth of this Heinrich. He was baptized on 15 Mar 1584 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland.(7012) This unlinked family is one of three Mangold families that have daughters named Anna who could be the wife of Heinrich Lauber. However, researchers John Slabaugh and Glenn Peters believe that the most likely family is that of Sebastian Mangolt [sic] and Anna Keyser (see notes on that family for more information).

The other two unlinked families then are headed by:
(1) Friedrich Mangold and Barbara Greider, or
(2) Friedrich (or Jacob?)Mangold and Elsbeth (Elisabeth?) Rippstein. Parents: Friedrich (or Jacob ?) MANGOLD and Elsbeth (Elisabeth ?) RIPPSTEIN.

bullet Jacob MANGOLD was born in Jan 1573 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7013) He was baptized on 18 Jan 1573 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7014) Since there is a second Jacob in this family, one could speculate that either there was an adopted younger Jacob or this Jacob died prior to 1584. Parents: (?) Sebastian MANGOLD and (?) Anna KEYSER.

bullet Jacob MANGOLD was born in Dec 1583 or Jan 1584 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland.(7015) He was baptized on 5 Jan 1584 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7016) This is the second of three children in this family with repeated names, indicating that it is possible that the first born Jacob died young. Parents: (?) Sebastian MANGOLD and (?) Anna KEYSER.

bullet Jacob MANGOLD was born in Nov 1573 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7017) This unlinked family is one of three Mangold families that have daughters named Anna who could be the wife of Heinrich Lauber. However, researchers John Slabaugh and Glenn Peters believe that the most likely family is that of Sebastian Mangolt [sic] and Anna Keyser (see notes on that family for more information).

The other two unlinked families then are headed by:
(1) Friedrich Mangold and Barbara Greider, or
(2) Friedrich (or Jacob?)Mangold and Elsbeth (Elisabeth?) Rippstein. Parents: Friedrich (or Jacob ?) MANGOLD and Elsbeth (Elisabeth ?) RIPPSTEIN.

bullet Jerg MANGOLD was born in Dec 1577 or Jan 1578 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland.(7018) He was baptized on 5 Jan 1578 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7019) Parents: (?) Sebastian MANGOLD and (?) Anna KEYSER.

bullet Martin MANGOLD(7020) was born in Nov 1579 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7021) He was baptized on 15 Nov 1579 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland.(7022) Because there is a second child, born later in this family, named Martin, raises the possibility that this Martin died when he was less than two years old. Parents: (?) Sebastian MANGOLD and (?) Anna KEYSER.

bullet Martin MANGOLD was born in Dec 1580 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7023) He was baptized on 2 Jan 1581 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7024) This is the second child named Martin in this family. It is possible that a younger child also named Martin died prior to this Martin's birth. Sometimes parents repeated names after a younger child died. Parents: (?) Sebastian MANGOLD and (?) Anna KEYSER.

bullet Mathiss MANGOLD was born in Jan 1578 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7025) He was baptized on 10 Jan 1578 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland.(7026) This unlinked family is one of three Mangold families that have daughters named Anna who could be the wife of Heinrich Lauber. However, researchers John Slabaugh and Glenn Peters believe that the most likely family is that of Sebastian Mangolt [sic] and Anna Keyser (see notes on that family for more information).

The other two unlinked families then are headed by:
(1) Friedrich Mangold and Barbara Greider, or
(2) Friedrich (or Jacob?)Mangold and Elsbeth (Elisabeth?) Rippstein. Parents: Friedrich (or Jacob ?) MANGOLD and Elsbeth (Elisabeth ?) RIPPSTEIN.

bullet Ulrich MANGOLD was born in Jul 1588 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7027) He was baptized on 7 Jul 1588 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland.(7028) This unlinked family is one of three Mangold families that have daughters named Anna who could be the wife of Heinrich Lauber. However, researchers John Slabaugh and Glenn Peters believe that the most likely family is that of Sebastian Mangolt [sic] and Anna Keyser (see notes on that family for more information).

The other two unlinked families then are headed by:
(1) Friedrich Mangold and Barbara Greider, or
(2) Friedrich (or Jacob?)Mangold and Elsbeth (Elisabeth?) Rippstein. Parents: Friedrich (or Jacob ?) MANGOLD and Elsbeth (Elisabeth ?) RIPPSTEIN.

bullet Anna MANGOLT was born about May 1582 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7029)(7030) She was baptized on 6 May 1582 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland. (7031)(7032) This unlinked family is one of three Mangold families that have daughters named Anna who could be the wife of Heinrich Lauber. However, researchers John Slabaugh and Glenn Peters believe that the most likely family is that of Sebastian Mangolt [sic] and Anna Keyser (see notes on that family for more information).

The other two unlinked families then are headed by:
(1) Friedrich Mangold and Barbara Greider, or
(2) Friedrich (or Jacob?)Mangold and Elsbeth (Elisabeth?) Rippstein. Parents: Fridlin or Friedrich MANGOLT and Barbara GREIDER.

She was married to Heini LAUBER on 24 May 1603 in Switzerland.(7033)

bullet Anna MANGOLT was born in May 1612 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland. (7034) She was christened on 21 May 1612 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland.(7035) Parents: Bastian MANGOLT and Verena BRUNNER.

bullet Barbara MANGOLT was born in Oct 1624 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland. (7036) She was christened on 13 Oct 1624 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland.(7037) Twin of Johann MANGOLT. Parents: Bastian MANGOLT and Verena BRUNNER.

bullet Bastian MANGOLT(7038) was born in Jan 1585 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7039)(7040) He was baptized on 17 Jan 1585 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland. (7041)(7042) This unlinked family is one of three Mangold families that have daughters named Anna who could be the wife of Heinrich Lauber. However, researchers John Slabaugh and Glenn Peters believe that the most likely family is that of Sebastian Mangolt [sic] and Anna Keyser (see notes on that family for more information).

The other two unlinked families then are headed by:
(1) Friedrich Mangold and Barbara Greider, or
(2) Friedrich (or Jacob?)Mangold and Elsbeth (Elisabeth?) Rippstein.
Parents: Fridlin or Friedrich MANGOLT and Barbara GREIDER.

He was married to Verena BRUNNER on 30 Apr 1611 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland. (7043) Children were: Anna MANGOLT, Elsbeth MANGOLT, Johann MANGOLT, Barbara MANGOLT.

bullet Elsbeth MANGOLT was born in Aug 1616 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland. (7044) She was christened on 18 Aug 1616 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland.(7045) Parents: Bastian MANGOLT and Verena BRUNNER.

bullet Fridlin or Friedrich MANGOLT(7046) was born about 1551 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7047)(7048) This unlinked family is one of three Mangold families that have daughters named Anna who could be the wife of Heinrich Lauber. However, researchers John Slabaugh and Glenn Peters believe that the most likely family is that of Sebastian Mangolt [sic] and Anna Keyser (see notes on that family for more information).

The other two unlinked families then are headed by:
(1) Friedrich Mangold and Barbara Greider, or
(2) Friedrich (or Jacob?)Mangold and Elsbeth (Elisabeth?) Rippstein.

Primary source records may spell the surname as MANGOLT. John Slabaugh recorded it as MANGOLD.

He was married to Barbara GREIDER on 28 May 1576 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland. (7049)(7050) Children were: Hans MANGOLT, Jacob MANGOLT , Heinrich MANGOLT, Anna MANGOLT, Michel MANGOLT, Bastian MANGOLT, Chrischon MANGOLD.

bullet Hans MANGOLT was born in Apr 1577 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7051)(7052) He was baptized on 28 Apr 1577 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland. (7053) This unlinked family is one of three Mangold families that have daughters named Anna who could be the wife of Heinrich Lauber. However, researchers John Slabaugh and Glenn Peters believe that the most likely family is that of Sebastian Mangolt [sic] and Anna Keyser (see notes on that family for more information).

The other two unlinked families then are headed by:
(1) Friedrich Mangold and Barbara Greider, or
(2) Friedrich (or Jacob?)Mangold and Elsbeth (Elisabeth?) Rippstein. Parents: Fridlin or Friedrich MANGOLT and Barbara GREIDER.

He was married to Verena ---- on 30 Apr 1611 in Switzerland. (7054)

bullet Heinrich MANGOLT was born in Dec 1580 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7055)(7056) He was baptized on 18 Dec 1580 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland. (7057)(7058) This unlinked family is one of three Mangold families that have daughters named Anna who could be the wife of Heinrich Lauber. However, researchers John Slabaugh and Glenn Peters believe that the most likely family is that of Sebastian Mangolt [sic] and Anna Keyser (see notes on that family for more information).

The other two unlinked families then are headed by:
(1) Friedrich Mangold and Barbara Greider, or
(2) Friedrich (or Jacob?)Mangold and Elsbeth (Elisabeth?) Rippstein.
Parents: Fridlin or Friedrich MANGOLT and Barbara GREIDER.

bullet Jacob MANGOLT was born in Oct 1579 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7059)(7060) He was baptized on 18 Oct 1579 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland. (7061)(7062) Parents: Fridlin or Friedrich MANGOLT and Barbara GREIDER.

bullet Johann MANGOLT was born in Oct 1624 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland. (7063) He was christened on 13 Oct 1624 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland.(7064) Twin of Barbara MANGOLT. Parents: Bastian MANGOLT and Verena BRUNNER.

bullet Michel MANGOLT was born about Oct 1583 in Boeckten, Sissach Parish, Basel, Switzerland. (7065)(7066) He was baptized on 6 Oct 1583 in Sissach Parish, Baselland, Switzerland. (7067)(7068) This unlinked family is one of three Mangold families that have daughters named Anna who could be the wife of Heinrich Lauber. However, researchers John Slabaugh and Glenn Peters believe that the most likely family is that of Sebastian Mangolt [sic] and Anna Keyser (see notes on that family for more information).

The other two unlinked families then are headed by:
(1) Friedrich Mangold and Barbara Greider, or
(2) Friedrich (or Jacob?)Mangold and Elsbeth (Elisabeth?) Rippstein.
Parents: Fridlin or Friedrich MANGOLT and Barbara GREIDER.

bullet John Wilhelm De La MARCK Duke of Jülich-Cleves-Berg was born on 28 May 1562 in Dusseldorf, Germany.(7069) He was a Bishop of Münster between 1574 and 1584 in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. The westernmost and--in terms of population and economic output--the largest Federal State of Germany. He was a Duke of Jülich-Cleves-Berg between 1592 and 1609. A combination of states of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1423 the duchies of Jülich and Berg were united, and in 1521 they united with the duchy of Cleves and the county of Mark to form Jülich-Cleves-Berg.
He was a Duke of Cleves between 1592 and 1609 in Herzogtum Kleve, Germany. The Duchy of Cleves (German: Herzogtum Kleve) was a state of the Holy Roman Empire in present Germany (part of North Rhine-Westphalia) and the Netherlands (parts of Limburg, Noord-Brabant and Gelderland). Its territory was situated on both sides of the river Rhine, around its capital Cleves and roughly covering today's districts of Cleves, Wesel and the City of Duisburg.

He was a Count of Mark between 1592 and 1609 in Grafschaft Mark, Germany. The County of Mark (German: Grafschaft Mark, colloquially known as Die Mark) was a county of the Holy Roman Empire in the Lower Rhenish-Westphalian Circle. It lay on both sides of the Ruhr River along the Volme and Lenne Rivers.

He died on 25 Mar 1609 in Germany.(7070) He was also known as Johann Wilhelm, Herzog zu Kleve, Julich und Berg. He was also known as John William, Duke of Jülich-Cleves-Berg. Parents: Wilhelm IV HERZOF VON CLEV Duke of Jülich-Cleves-Berg and Maria of HAPSBURG Archduchess of Austria.

He was married to Anna Van ALDEKERK. This marriage is unproven in the official records, although there is evidence supporting it. At any rate, because Anna was considered to be of a lower station or class, the marriage would have been morganatic. A morganatic marriage is a type of marriage which can be contracted in certain countries, usually between persons of unequal social rank (unebenbürtig in German), which prevents the passage of the husband's titles and privileges to the wife and any children born of the marriage. It is also known as a left-handed marriage because in the wedding ceremony the groom held his bride's right hand with his left hand instead of his right.

Often, this is a marriage between a male from a royal or reigning house, often a historical German state, and a woman of lesser status (a non-royal or non-reigning house, or a woman with a profession that is traditionally considered lower-status). Neither the bride nor any children of the marriage has any claim on the groom's titles, rights, or entailed property. The children are considered legitimate on other counts and the prohibition of bigamy applies.

Children were: Bishop Herman Isaacks Op Den GRAEFF .

He was married to Jakobea of BADEN in 1585.

He was married to Antonia of LORRAINE.

bullet Philibert MARGRAVE OF BADEN

Children were: Jakobea of BADEN .

bulletMary MARKLEY.

She was married to Henry STEINER .(7071)

bullet John MARKS(7072)

He was married. Children were: Mary Agnes MARKS.

bullet Mary Agnes MARKS was born about 1847 in Pennsylvania. (7073)(7074) She was a Keeping House in 1880 in Wheatfield Twp., Indiana Co., Pa.. (7075) She was a Postmistress in 1903 in Mechanicsburg, Brushvalley Twp., Indiana Co., PA.(7076) First woman to get a post office commission in Mechanicsburg. She was M. E. Church in Mechanicsburg, Brushvalley Twp., Indiana Co., PA. (7077) Parents: John MARKS.

She was married to William H. DAVIS on 17 Apr 1871 in Indiana Co., Pa..(7078) (7079)(7080) Children were: Annie DAVIS, Amos C. DAVIS , Margaret "Maggie" DAVIS, Sorena Pearl DAVIS, Olive DAVIS, Eleanore DAVIS, Florence DAVIS, Donald DAVIS, Oscar DAVIS, Grace DAVIS, Raymond DAVIS.

bullet Justin Landon MARSH (Private). Parents: Vance MARSH and Brenda Gay LAUVER.

bullet Ryan Edward Lee MARSH (Private). Parents: Vance MARSH and Brenda Gay LAUVER.

bullet Vance MARSH

He was divorced from Brenda Gay LAUVER. Children were: Justin Landon MARSH, Ryan Edward Lee MARSH.

bullet Christian MARTIN

He was married to Hannah GRAYBILL. (7081)

bullet Christian (?) MARTIN emigrated in 1732 from Rotterdam, South Holland. (7082) He immigrated on 21 Sep 1732 to Philadelphia. (7083) On the ship "Pink Compliance." He Migrated from Switzerland to Bockschaft Congregation by 1732 to Kraichgau Region , Germany. (7084) He was Anabaptist. (7085) Was imprisoned in Switzerland for his religious beliefs. Author John Slabaugh is not convinced that Christian is the father of Fronica.

He was married to Elizabeth (?) ELLIS. (7086) Children were: Fronica MARTIN, Fravin MARTIN.

bullet Fravin MARTIN was born before 1732 in Switzerland or Germany. (7087) She emigrated in 1732 from Rotterdam, South Holland. (7088) She immigrated on 21 Sep 1732 to Rotterdam, South Holland. (7089) Parents: Christian (?) MARTIN and Elizabeth (?) ELLIS .

bullet Fronica MARTIN(7090) (7091) was born before 1715 in Switzerland or Germany. (7092) She emigrated in 1732 from Rotterdam, South Holland. (7093) She immigrated on 21 Sep 1732 to Philadelphia. (7094) She resided Conestoga Creek in Earl Twp., Farmersville, Lancaster Co., PA.(7095) During marriage to Samuel Bowman.
Today West Earl Twp. Given name may also have been spelled "Fronik" and may also been named Veronica.

Author John Slabaugh is not convinced that Christian Martin and Elizabeth Ellis were the parents of Fronica. Parents: Christian (?) MARTIN and Elizabeth (?) ELLIS.

She was married to Samuel BAUMANN. (7096) Children were: Henry BOWMAN, Samuel BOWMAN, Elizabeth BAUMANN, John BOWMAN, Martin BOWMAN.

bullet ---- MATTERN

He was married to Kitty GENSIMER. (7097)

bullet ---- MATTHEWS

He was married to Rosie B. HOSTLER .(7098) The date of marriage unknown, but on 2 Apr. 1904, the obituary of her mother had her name as R.B. Matthews of St. Paul, Minn.

bullet Holy Roman Emperor, King of Castile MAXIMILIAN I was born on 22 Mar 1458 or 1459 in Vienna Naustadt.(7099) He died on 12 Jan 1518 or 1519 in Wels, Austria.(7100) Parents: Holy Roman Emperor FREDERICK III and Queen? Leonora.

He was married to Mary of BURGUNDY.(7101) Children were: Son of Emperor Maximilian I PHILIP I.

bullet Margaret MAYER

She was married to Michael DARRENDINGER on 25 Mar 1792 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., Pa.. (7102) Children were: John DARRENDINGER , Mary "Polly" DARRENDINGER, Margaret DARRENDINGER, Catherine DARRENDINGER .

bullet MAYHUE

He was married to Dorothy MCCRACKEN.

bullet ---- MCCAHAN

He was married. Children were: Patrick MCCAHAN, Paul MCCAHAN, John MCCAHAN.

bullet James MCCAHAN Parents: Patrick MCCAHAN and Jane GREENE.

He was married to Jane Patton LINDSAY .(7103) Children were: Jane Greene MCCAHAN.

bullet Jane Greene MCCAHAN was born on 9 May 1841 in Juniata Co., Pa.. (7104)(7105) She was buried in 1913 in Bloomfield, Knox Co., Neb..(7106) She died on 3 Nov 1913 in Original Bloomfield Cemetery, Bloomfield, Knox Co., Neb..(7107) (7108)(7109) She resided in Pennsylvania, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska.(7110) Parents: James MCCAHAN and Jane Patton LINDSAY.

She was married to Ephraim LAUVER on 26 Feb 1861 in Juniata Co., Pa.. (7111)(7112) Children were: Zaidee May LAUVER, Mary Jane LAUVER, James McCahan LAUVER, John Hays LAUVER, Elizabeth "Bessie" LAUVER , Charles Wesley LAUVER, Joseph Warren LAUVER.

bullet John MCCAHAN(7113) was born in Ireland. "Patrick McCahan was born March 14, 1766, about twenty miles north of Dublin, Ireland and came to this country with has parents and two other brothers, around the end of the Revolutionary War. One brother, Paul McCahan, was massacred by the Indians at Plymouth, Pennsylvania. The other brother, John, settled in what is now Huntingdon Co., PA. Patrick settled in Chester Co. PA. and there was married to Jane Greene on June 15, 1795." Parents: ---- MCCAHAN.

bullet Patrick MCCAHAN was born on 14 Mar 1766 in Dublin, Ireland. (7114)(7115) He died in 1826 in Pennsylvania.(7116) Parents: ---- MCCAHAN.

He was married to Jane GREENE on 15 Jun 1795 in Chester Co., PA.(7117) (7118) Children were: James MCCAHAN.

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