John Bloyer was born about 1801 in Maryland or Germany. He married
Harriet Ridenour. She was born in 1804 in Pennsylvania.
They were the parents of seven children. John died October 19,1858 in Broad Fording,
Mills, PA.
a. Guy Henry Bloyer was born June 14,1888 in
Lanark, Illinois and died February 26,1971 in Sioux City, Iowa. He married Lola Marie
Corderman May 16,1917. She was born September 8,1895 in Sac City, Sac County, Iowa. They
had five children.
1. Ralph Onley was born April 21,1918 in Eureka Township, Sac County, Iowa.
2. Everett Dwaine was born October 6,1919
in Eureka Township, Sac County, Iowa. He married Joan Sippel at Ft. McClellan, Alabama.
She was born June 10,1923 in Eureka Township, Sac County, Iowa. They have six children.
A. Sharon-married Dennis Johnson. They have two
children.
a. Lon
b. Lance
B. Dwaine-married Sharon Haake. They have two
children.
a. Jeff
b. Robin
C. Nancy-married John Thomas Jr. They have one
child.
a. Jodi
D. Richard was born in 1951. He married Cathy L.
Janssen. She was born in 1950 and died May 1977. They
had two children. He married Kay Langel in 1979.
a. Paul
b. Julie
E. William-married Sue Townsend. They have
three children.
a. Troy
b. Mike
c. Chad
F. Lorraine-married Robert Stagner
3. Lynell Raymond “Jake” was born November 15,1921 in Schaller, Iowa. He married Mary Ellen Stevens. Raymond died May 8,1971. Buried in Schaller, Iowa Cemetery.
4. Vaughn Eugene was born November 3,1923 in Schaller, Iowa and died December 1984. He married ? Kruger. Buried in Schaller, Iowa cemetery.
5. Lois Fern was born May 18,1936 in Sac
City, Iowa. She died in 1962 in Rock Rapids, Iowa.
b. Maude Bloyer was
born May 11,1890 in Lanark, Illinois
c. Gerald Bloyer was born March 14,1907 in
Schaller, Iowa. He died January 1985.
d. Clara Rose
Bloyer was born January 13,1901 in Schaller, Iowa. She married Herman F. Grundmeier
September 1,1921 in Sac City, Iowa. He was born July 16,1894 and died October 1985. They
had four children.
1. Jean
2. Kenneth
3. Jennette
4. Richard
e. Mabel Ruth Bloyer was born July 8,1904 in
Schaller, Iowa and died April 12,1988 in El Paso, Texas. She married Henry Goodman
November 25,1947. They had one child.
1. Henry Philip Jr.
f. Grace Alice Bloyer was born May 22,1895
in Shannon, Illinois and died October 1985. She married Paul J. Hase February 9,1916 in
Schaller, Iowa. He was born in 1896 and died in 1954.
They had seven children.
1. Frances
2. Vernon P. was born in 1919 and died in 1962. He married
Marly R. She was born in 1922
3. Robert J. was born October 19,1923 and died October
24,1981 in Schaller, Iowa. He married Berdena M. ? She
was born May 15,1925.
4. Kermit
5. George was born October 12,1930 and died March 4,1999 in Newell, Iowa
6. Frank
7. Adelia
g. Bernice Lula Bloyer was born May 8,1902 in
Schaller, Iowa
h. George Jr. Bloyer was born March 14,1907 in
Schaller, Iowa. He married Gladys Prestin August 31,1937 in Schaller, Iowa. They have two
children.
1. Ronald
2. Rosalie
i. Edna Florence Bloyer was born
March 25,1897 in Shannon, Illinois and died December 31,1967 in Estherville, Iowa. She
married J. Edwin Caboth December 15,1915 in Sac City, Iowa. He was born in Sac County to
Crist Caboth and Augusta Weiland. (courthouse records).
He was born November 18,1891 and died May 1968. They had five
children.
1. Mildred
2. Evelyn
3. Marjorie
4. Lloyd
5. Bonnie
j. Clyde Warren Bloyer born August 2,1893
in Lanark, Illinois. He married Leona Corderman July 30,1919 in Sac City, Iowa. He died
September 13,1954 in Spirit Lake, Iowa. She was born about 1899. They had eight children.
1. June Loraine was born June 11,1920 in Eden Township, Sac County, Iowa
2. Virginia May was born May 7,1922 in Eden Township, Sac County, Iowa.
3. Warren
4. Betty Jean was born March 10,1925 in Schaller, Iowa
5. Alvin
6. Glen
7. David
8. Margaret was
born March 12,1921 in Eden Township, Sac County, Iowa
k. Robert Bloyer
born October 6,1914 and died October 11,1914
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Ancestors of Raymond Lynell Bloyer
Generation No. 1
1. Raymond Lynell Bloyer1,
born November 15, 1921 in Schaller Iowa; died May 08, 1971.
He was the son of 2. Guy Henry Bloyer and 3.
Lola Marie
Corderman. He married (1) Mary Ella
Stevens2. She was born
January 17, 1925, and died September 04, 1993. She
was the
daughter of Ross
Stevens and Iva Spurling.
Notes for Raymond Lynell Bloyer:
He became one of Schallers best plumbers. After serving in the US Army in Panama he worked
as a plumber and sheet metal man until his death.
Raymond and Mary divorced after the birth of Jerry. For a short period of time Jerry and Judy lived
with their grandparents Guy and Lola. Raymond
and Mary began dating again and remarried shortly before the birth of Jim.
More About Raymond Lynell Bloyer:
Burial: Schaller IA Military Marker
Military service: Panama Iowa Tec 4 408 ORD Mtr Maint Co
WWII
Occupation: Plumber
Social Security Number: 483-14-4727
Notes for Mary Ella Stevens:
More About Mary Ella Stevens:
Burial: Schaller IA
Social Security Number: 482-12-3002
Generation No. 2
2. Guy Henry Bloyer3,
born June 14, 1888 in Lanmark Carroll Co IL; died February 26, 1971 in Sioux City IA. He was the son of 4. George
McCellen Bloyer
and 5. Sarah Emma Binkley. He married 3.
Lola Marie Corderman May 16, 1917 in Sac City IA.
3. Lola Marie Corderman3,
born September 08, 1895 in Cedar Twp Sac Co IA; died February 01, 1991 in Odebolt, Iowa. She was the
daughter of 6.
Ulyssis Eugene Corderman and 7. Minnie Minerva Masteller.
Notes for Guy Henry Bloyer:
GUY CAME TO SCHALLER WITH HIS FAMILY IN 1900 AT THE AGE OF
12, FROM A FARM BETWEEN SHANNON AND LANARK IL., VIA TRAIN. A FIRE LESS THAN TWO WEEKS
PRIOR HAD DESTROYED MOST OF THEIR HOUSEHOLD POSSESSIONS
THE FIRE WAS DISCOVERED BY GUY WHEN HE OPENED THE STAIR DOOR TO
SET THE WOODEN BOX, HOLDING A CLOCK ON THE STEPS UNTIL HE WENT TO BED. THE BOX CONTAINED PENNIES, PENCILS, AND OTHER
BOYHOOD TREASURES. WHEN HE OPENED THE DOOR
SMOKE CAME ROLLING OUT. The windmill on the
farm was on the back porch of the farm. Neighbors helped save the windmill and a barn. The snow was several feet deep at the time of the
fire. Maude remembers the yard being full of
horses. THE FAMILY HURRIED OUT AND FRIENDS AND FAMILY SHELTERED THEM UNTIL THEIR TRAIN
RIDE TO SCHALLER. THEY MOVED TO A FRAM 3 1/2 MILES NORTH OF SCHALLER. HE MARRIED LOLA IN
SAC CITY.
SERVED AS THE MAYOR OF SCHALLER FOR 12 YEARS 1946-1958 AND WAS
INSTRUMENTAL IN BRINGING IMPROVEMENTS TO THE TOWN OF SCHALLER. FOR MANY YEARS HE RAN THE ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT
WHICH WAS LOCATED IN NORTH SCHALLER. THIS WAS
WHEN SCHALLER COULD PRODUCE ITS OWN ELECTRICITY.
More About Guy Henry Bloyer:
Burial: Schaller Iowa
Occupation: Bet. 1946 - 1958, Mayor Schaller
Social Security Number: 480-26-0427
Notes for Lola Marie Corderman:
Lola took in Merle Norman for a few months before his
graduation in 1936 He lives in New Zealand
More About Lola Marie Corderman:
Burial: Schaller IA
Social Security Number: 482-03-3003
Children of Guy Bloyer and Lola Corderman are:
1
i.
Raymond Lynell Bloyer, born November 15, 1921 in Schaller Iowa; died May 08, 1971;
married Mary Ella Stevens.
ii.
Ralph Onley Bloyer, born April 21, 1918 in Eureka Twp Sac Co IA.
More About Ralph Onley Bloyer:
Occupation: Well Driller in Wisconsin
iii.
Vaughn E Bloyer, born November 03, 1923; died December 12, 1984 in Schaller, Iowa;
married Darlene Kroeger May 10, 1947 in
Storm Lake IA.
Notes for Vaughn E Bloyer:
Served in the battle during WWII with the Navy known as
Boggie he worked for Consolidated Popcorn Inc.
More About Vaughn E Bloyer:
Burial: Schaller, Iowa Cemetery
iv.
Lois Ferne Bloyer, born May 18, 1936 in Sac City IA; died June 12, 1962 in Rock
Rapids IA.
Notes for Lois Ferne Bloyer:
Adopted at age of three days.
Adoption: May 21, 1936, Schaller IA
v.
Everett Dwaine Bloyer3, born October 06, 1919 in Eureka Township;
died November 25, 2003 in Odebolt Iowa; married Joan
Sippel in Ft. McClellan Alabama;
born June 10, 1923 in Eden Township Sac Co IA.
Notes for Everett Dwaine Bloyer:
Everett was served during World War II, his active service lasted
58 months, having served in the Pacific Theater of Operations. He ended his military career with the rank of
Major. He returned to Schaller from the
military in January of 1946. He was then
employed by the Town of Schaller until 1954. He
then purchased a portable feed-mill and served the farmers in this and surrounding area
for 15 years. During this time he remained
active in the army reserve until his full retirement in 1964. He then was employed by Consolidated Popcorn, Inc.
of Schaller. The Bloyer family has always been a musical family. Everett has played dance music since 1935. the Bloyer Band has had many engagements in the
Schaller area including Sioux City and Omaha. Bloyer played for dances in the Old Opera
House of Schaller which is now occupied by Thompson Hardware. Everett and Joan have been active in Scouting,
Joan as a den mother and Everett as a scoutmaster for many years. One of the highlights of his scouting career was
being initiated into The Order of the Arrow.
More About Everett Dwaine Bloyer:
Burial: November 28, 2003, Schaller Iowa
Cause of Death: Alzheimers
Military service: WWII
Notes for Joan Sippel:
Joan attended the American Institute of Business in Des Moines. She held a secretarial position at the Anniston
Ordinance Depot in Anniston Alabama while the family was stationed there during part of
Everett's military service. After returning
to Schaller she handled the water and sewer bills for the Town of Schaller for several
years, did secretarial work in Buena Vista Farm Bureau office in Storm Lake and then was
employed as a secretary at the Schaller Community School.
Generation No. 3
4. George McCellen Bloyer4,5,
born September 23, 1864 in Hagerstown Maryland; died December 31, 1949 in Sioux City IA. He was the
son of 8. Henry H
Bloyer and 9. Indiana R Saylor. He
married 5. Sarah Emma Binkley November 20, 1887 in Lanark Carrol Co IL.
5. Sarah Emma Binkley5,
born December 31, 1866 in Big Springs Maryland; died February 09, 1949 in Sioux City IA. She was the
daughter of 10.
Emmanuel Binkley and 11. Elizabeth Rittenour.
Notes for George McCellen Bloyer:
EORGE AND EMMA LIVE 12 MILES APART IN MARYLAND. EMMA CAME TO
ILLINOIS WHEN SHE WAS ONE YEAR OLD.
GEORGE CAME TO IL. WHEN HE WAS TWENTY YRS. OLD TO THE LANARK AREA,
LIVING ONE THREE DIFFERENT FARMS BEFORE COMING TO SCHALLER, LOCATING ON THE FARM OCCUPIED
NOW BY DENNIS GRUNDMEIER. THE BLOYERS LIVED
IN A NUMBER OF AREA FARMS BEFORE MOVING TO SCHALLER IN 1936 TO THE HOUSE ACROSS FROM ST.
JOSEPHS CATHOLIC CHURCH WHERE JIM BISENIUS NOW HAS HIS HOME, THE BLOYERS LIVED IN THIS
HOME TILL THEIR DEATHS IN 1949.
GEORGE COMPLETED 8TH GRADE IN MARYLAND.
Was listed as a rural mail customer on Route #1
Notes for Sarah Emma Binkley:
EMMA MOVED TO IL. WHEN SHE WAS ONE YEARS OLD AND LIVED IN A LOG
CABIN BUILT IN A CLEARED TIMBER AREA. EMMA COMPLETED THE 4TH GRADE. SINCE THE PEOPLE WITH
WHOM SHE LIVED DIDN'T BELIEVE IN GIRLS GOING TO SCHOOL.
WHEN GEORGE AND EMMA CAME TO SCHALLER THEIR POSSESSIONS INCLUDED TWO
NEWLY PURCHASED POLAND CHINA HOGS, A PAIR OF GEESE AND A PAIR OF WHITE DUCKS.
More About Sarah Emma Binkley:
Census: 1880, Freedom, Carroll, Illinois
Marriage Notes for George Bloyer and Sarah Binkley:
Married in the home of John Wolfe where Emma had made her
home following the death of her mother at age twelve.
Her father died the following year.
Children of George Bloyer and Sarah Binkley are:
2
i.
Guy Henry Bloyer, born June 14, 1888 in Lanmark Carroll Co IL; died February 26,
1971 in Sioux City IA; married Lola Marie
Corderman May 16, 1917 in Sac
City IA.
ii.
Maude Bloyer Bloyer, born May 11, 1890 in Lanmark IL; died 1985 in Schaller IA;
married John Edwin Meier December 29, 1909;
born September 02, 1886 in
Schaller IA; died Deceased.
Notes for Maude Bloyer Bloyer:
Jim Bloyer reported that during family reunions Maude brought
pickles. He stated that they were the
"nastiest" pickles and no one liked them
Marriage Notes for Maude Bloyer and John Meier:
Married at the home of Edwin Meier
iii.
Gerald Bloyer Bloyer, born March 14, 1907 in Schaller Iowa; died 1985 in Schaller
Iowa.
More About Gerald Bloyer Bloyer:
Military service: Bet. 1942 - 1945, Army Europe
Occupation: Farm Laborer
iv.
Clara Rose Bloyer, born January 13, 1901 in Schaller IA; died December 01, 1959 in
Storm Lake IA; married Herman Fredrick
Grundmeier September 01, 1921
in Sac City IA; born July 16, 1894; died October 1985.
Notes for Clara Rose Bloyer:
Farmed east of Schaller until 1949 when they moved to Storm
Lake
More About Herman Fredrick Grundmeier:
Occupation: Bet. 1921 - 1949, Farmer
v.
Mabel Ruth Bloyer, born July 08, 1904 in Schaller IA; died April 12, 1988 in El
Paso TX; married Henry William Goodman
November 25, 1947 in Sioux City
Iowa; born August 02, 1879; died February 13, 1971.
vi.
Grace Alice Bloyer, born May 22, 1895 in Shannon IL; died October 1985 in Schaller
IA; married Paul J Hase February 09, 1916;
born 1893; died 1954.
Notes for Grace Alice Bloyer:
THEY FARMED IN THEIR EARLIER YEARS AND HAVE ALWAYS LIVED IN
THE SCHALLER AREA
GRACE Alice married PAUL J. HASE. PAUL J. was born 1896. He
died 1954.
GRACE Alice BLOYER and PAUL J. HASE had the following children:
1. FRANCES HASE.
2. VERNON P. HASE was
born 1919. He died 1962.
3. ROBERT J. HASE was
born 19 Oct 1923. He died 24 Oct 1981.
4. KERMIT HASE.
5. GEORGE HASE was
born 12 Oct 1930. He died 4 Mar 1999 in Newell IA.
6. FRANK HASE.
7. ADELIA HASE.
vii.
Bernice Lula Bloyer, born May 08, 1902 in Schaller Iowa; died September 19, 1992 in
Schaller Iowa.
More About Bernice Lula Bloyer:
Occupation: Hired girl
viii.
George Bloyer, born March 14, 1907 in Schaller IA; died July 28, 1981 in Morrison
IL; married Gladys Elizabeth Prestin August
31, 1937 in Schaller IA; born
August 30, 1918; died 1992 in Morrison IL.
ix.
Edna Florance Bloyer, born March 25, 1897 in Shannon IL; died December 31, 1967 in
Esterville IA; married John Edwin Caboth
December 15, 1917 in
Sac City IA; born November 18, 1891 in Sac County IA; died May 1968.
Notes for Edna Florance Bloyer:
THEY FARMED NEAR SCHALLER AND NEAR STORM LAKE BEFORE MOVING
TO ARMSTRONG IOWA ABOUT 1938 WHERE THEIR LIVED UNTIL THEIR DEATHS
EDNA FLORANCE married
JOHN Edwin CABOTH on 15 Dec 1917 in SAC CITY IA. JOHN Edwin was born 18 Nov 1891. He died
May 1968.
1. MILDRED CABOTH.
2. EVELYN CABOTH
3. MARJORIE CABOTH.
4. LLOYD CABOTH.
5. BONNIE CABOTH.
x.
Clyde Warren Bloyer, born August 02, 1893 in Lanmark IL; died February 26, 1971 in
Spirit Lake IA; married Leona Mae
Corderman July 30, 1919 in
Sac City Iowa; born May 18, 1900 in Sac City IA; died May 13, 1985 in Spirit Lake IA.
DEATH: COLON CANCER
BIOGRAPHY: FARMED IN THE SCHALLER AREA UNTIL THE 1930'S THEN
MOVED TO THE ARMSTRONG AND SPIRIT LAKE AREA.
CLYDE WARREN married
LEONA MAE CORDERMAN. LEONA MAE (parents ULYSSIS EUGENE CORDERMAN and
MINNIE MINERVA MASTELLER) was born 18 May 1900 in SAC CITY IA. She died 12
May 1985 in SPIRIT LAKE IA.
CLYDE WARREN BLOYER and LEONA MAE CORDERMAN had the following
children:
1. JUNE LORRAINE
BLOYER was born 11 Jun 1920 in Eden TOWNSHIP. She died 8 Jun 1981.
2. VIRGINIA MAE BLOYER was born 7 May 1922 in Eden TOWNSHIP. She died 23 Dec 1983.
3. CLYDE WARREN JR BLOYER was born 18 Jul 1923. He died 25 Jun 1959.
4. ALVIN LEROY BLOYER was born 20 Jul 1926. He died 16 May
1935.
5. Margaret
BLOYER was born 11 Mar 1921 in Eden TOWNSHIP. She died 11 Mar 1921.
6. INFANT
BLOYER was born 15 Feb 1936. INFANT BLOYER died 15 Feb 1936.
7. BETTY Jean
BLOYER was born 10 Mar 1925 in Schaller IA.
8. DAVID
BLOYER.
9. GLEN BLOYER.
More About Clyde Warren Bloyer:
Burial: Schaller IA
xi.
Robert Bloyer, born October 06, 1914; died October 06, 1914.
6. Ulyssis Eugene
Corderman, born January 11, 1866 in Johnson Co IA; died December 19, 1946 in Sac City
IA. He was the son of 12.
Daniel Corderman
and 13. Exie Elizabeth Akers. He
married 7. Minnie Minerva Masteller March 16, 1892 in Sac City IA.
7. Minnie Minerva
Masteller, born July 05, 1871 in Johnson Co IA; died February 12, 1943 in Sac City IA. She was the daughter of 14.
John Masteller and 15. Sarah Newland.
Notes for Ulyssis Eugene Corderman:
He ran the old mill were many farmers took their feed to be
ground.
Burial: Sac City IA Oakland Cemetery Block 14 Lot 3
Military service: Bet. 1885 - 1891, PVT B A9 IA
Occupation: Ran a Grain mill and ground animal feed
Notes for Minnie Minerva Masteller:
Minnie Minerva MASTELLER
Title: (CORDERMAN)
Sex: F
Birth: 5 JUL 1871 in ,Johnson Co.,IA,USA
Death: 12 FEB 1943
Note:
!Resides: arrived at age 5, @1876 Sac County, Iowa with her
parents
according to newspaper obituary in possession of Cheryl
Villa
Note:
!Resides: 1912 Sac City, Sac County, Iowa according to 1912
newspaper
obituary of Sarah A. Newland (Masteller), Minnie's mother -
in possession
of Cheryl Villa
Note:
!Died: 12 Feb 1943, in her sleep at 71 years of age;
services held Monday,
Crewdson according to newspaper obituary in possession of Cheryl Villa
Note:
Relatives: at time of death had 20
grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren
Masteller in
Note:
Affiliations: member of Sac City First Christian Church
according to
Burial: Sac City IA Oakland Cemetery Block 14 Lot 3
Census: 1880, JACKSON TWPS SAC COUNTY IA
Children of Ulyssis Corderman and Minnie Masteller are:
3
i.
Lola Marie Corderman, born September 08, 1895 in Cedar Twp Sac Co IA; died February
01, 1991 in Odebolt, Iowa; married
Guy Henry Bloyer May 16, 1917 in Sac City IA.
ii.
Leona Mae Corderman, born May 18, 1900 in Sac City IA; died May 13, 1985 in Spirit
Lake IA; married Clyde Warren Bloyer
July 30, 1919 in Sac City
Iowa; born August 02, 1893 in Lanmark IL; died February 26, 1971 in Spirit Lake IA.
Notes for Clyde Warren Bloyer:
DEATH: COLON CANCER
BIOGRAPHY: FARMED IN THE SCHALLER AREA UNTIL THE 1930'S THEN
MOVED TO THE ARMSTRONG AND SPIRIT LAKE AREA.
CLYDE WARREN married
LEONA MAE CORDERMAN. LEONA MAE (parents ULYSSIS EUGENE CORDERMAN and MINNIE MINERVA
MASTELLER) was born 18 May 1900 in SAC CITY IA. She died 12 May 1985 in SPIRIT LAKE IA.
CLYDE WARREN BLOYER and LEONA MAE CORDERMAN had the following
children:
1. JUNE LORRAINE
BLOYER was born 11 Jun 1920 in Eden TOWNSHIP. She died 8 Jun 1981.
2. VIRGINIA MAE BLOYER was born 7 May 1922 in Eden
TOWNSHIP. She died 23 Dec 1983.
3. CLYDE WARREN JR BLOYER was born 18 Jul 1923. He
died 25 Jun 1959.
4. ALVIN LEROY
BLOYER was born 20 Jul 1926. He died 16 May 1935.
5. Margaret
BLOYER was born 11 Mar 1921 in Eden TOWNSHIP. She died 11 Mar 1921.
6. INFANT
BLOYER was born 15 Feb 1936. INFANT BLOYER died 15 Feb 1936.
7. BETTY Jean BLOYER was born 10 Mar 1925 in Schaller
IA.
8. DAVID
BLOYER.
9. GLEN BLOYER.
More About Clyde Warren Bloyer:
iii.
Alfred Warren Corderman, born October 07, 1893 in Sac County IA; died January 27,
1977 in Storm Lake Iowa; married (1)
Jessie Grace Dawson October 11, 1914 in Sac City IA; born June 30, 1888 in Ainsworth,
Nebraska; died February 23, 1933 in
Schaller;\ married (2) Irma L Schaefer June 30, 1934 in First Methodist Church
in Storm lake; born January 28, 1896 in Schaller
Iowa;
died December 04, 1990.
Was raised in the Christian Church of Sac City. Moved to Schaller in 1914. He was a mail
carrier. In 1918 he joined the Methodist Church.
Notes for Jessie Grace Dawson:
Marriage Notes for Alfred Corderman and Jessie Dawson:
iv.
Ralph Theodore Corderman, born October 27, 1898 in Sac City; died April 25, 1984;
married Elsie Garriatt March 29, 1919; born
July 03, 1898; died Deceased.
More About Ralph Theodore Corderman:
v.
Ulyssis Eugene Corderman, born January 11, 1905 in Sac City; died May 08, 1979;
married Edith Emily Long; born August 14,
1904; died May 1985.
More About Ulyssis Eugene Corderman:
vi.
Velma Grace Corderman, born October 13, 1907 in Sac City; died Deceased; married
(1) Boyd Rodman; born 1925; married (2)
Charles Calvin
McCallister July 16, 1926 in Sac City IA; born September 20, 1900 in Jericho Springs MS;
died December 08,
1947.
Generation No. 4
8. Henry H Bloyer5,
born July 17, 1823 in Maryland or Pennsylvania; died September 08, 1905 in Peckingtonville
Washington Co
Maryland. He was the son of 16. John Bloyer and 17.
Harriet Ridenour. He married 9.
Indiana R Saylor 1852.
9. Indiana R Saylor,
born September 1831 in Middleburg Snyder Co PA; died 1877 in PA.
Notes for Henry H Bloyer:
Henry always lived in Maryland He had a Star Route mail
delivery for the United States Postal Service
The Schaller Centennial book states that George reported his
other family members as James, Alice, Jenny,
Luther, Annie and Emmy all who live in Maryland except James in PA.
Children of Henry Bloyer and Indiana Saylor are:
4
i.
George McCellen Bloyer, born September 23, 1864 in Hagerstown Maryland; died
December 31, 1949 in Sioux City IA; married
Sarah Emma Binkley November 20, 1887 in Lanark Carrol Co IL.
ii.
Buchanan Bloyer, born 1854; died Abt. 1915 in Polo IL.
iii.
Alice Bloyer, born 1860 in Washington Co MD; died Aft. 1915; married George Tasker;
born September 30, 1859 in Keyser WV;
died 1923.
More About George Tasker:
iv.
James Bloyer, born Abt. 1856 in Maryland; died Aft. 1915 in Altoona PA; married
Clarissa.
v.
John Bloyer, born Abt. 1858.
vi.
Indiana M Bloyer, born January 31, 1867 in Broad Fording Mills PA; died October 01,
1921 in Cumberland Allegany MD;
married (1) Victor Lucas; married
(2) Henry Paxton Abt. 1880.
10. Emmanuel Binkley,
born 1842 in Washington County Maryland; died November 29, 1881 in Carroll Co IL. He was the son of 20.
William Binkley and 21. Sarah White. He
married 11. Elizabeth Rittenour.
11. Elizabeth Rittenour,
born 1850 in Warren Co Virginia; died August 18, 1880 in Carroll Co IL. She was the daughter of 22. Adam
Rittenour and 23. Emily Goodrich.
Notes for Emmanuel Binkley:
WERE BORN IN MARYLAND AND BURIED IN ILLINOIS. OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS INCLUDED URULLA,
JOHN,GEORGE,MARGARETORITE, AND WILLIAM ALL WHOM STAYED IN ILLINOIS AND MORGAN WHO LIVED IN
WASHINGTON
More About Emmanuel Binkley:
Children of Emmanuel Binkley and Elizabeth Rittenour are:
5
i.
Sarah Emma Binkley, born December 31, 1866 in Big Springs Maryland; died February
09, 1949 in Sioux City IA; married
George McCellen Bloyer November 20, 1887 in Lanark Carrol Co IL.
ii.
Merilla Binkley, born Abt. 1867.
More About Merilla Binkley:
iii.
John Binkley, born Abt. 1872.
More About John Binkley:
iv.
George A Binkley, born Abt. 1876.
More About George A Binkley:
v.
Margaretorite Binkley, born Abt. 1870.
More About Margaretorite Binkley:
vi.
William E Binkley, born Abt. 1874.
More About William E Binkley:
vii.
Morgan Binkley
12. Daniel Corderman6, born February 07, 1835 in
Unityville Lycoming Co PA; died February 17,
1929 in Sac City IA. He was the son of
24.
David Catherman and 25. Anna Sebert. He
married 13. Exie Elizabeth Akers January 16, 1865 in Henry Co IL.
13. Exie Elizabeth Akers7,8,
born November 17, 1843 in Green Township, Pike County, Pennsylvania; died January 25, 1928
in Sac City IA.
She was the daughter
of 26. John Clement Akers and 27. Experience King.
Notes for Daniel Corderman:
HE WAS BORN AND RAISED IN PENNSYLVANIA AND AT THE AGE OF 22 HE
STARTED WEST TO BUILD A HOME, COMING TO ILLINOIS IN 1857. ON 12-16-1858 HE MARRIED MARY
HARRIS AND THEY MOVED TO JOHNSON COUNTY IOWA IN THE SPRING OF 1881. ONE CHILD WAS BORN TO
THIS UNION NAMED EVAN. MARY PASSED AWAY
SHORTLY AFTER HIS BIRTH. DANIEL THEN MOVED TO OHIO AND PLACED EVAN IN THE CARE OF FRIENDS
AND RELATIVES. HE THEN ENLISTED IN THE
SERVICE AND SPENT THREE YEARS IN COMPANY D 6TH INFANTRY OF THE ARMY IN THE CIVIL WAR. HE
WAS STATIONED ON THE WEST PLAINS OF THE DAKOTAS TO GUARD THE INDIANS IN THE PRESERVATION
OF PEACE. AT THE CLOSE OF THE WAR HE RETURNED HOME TO JOHNSON COUNTY BUT BECAME
DISSATISFIED WITH THE FORMER ENVIRONMENT AND AGAIN MOVED WEST. HE BROUGHT EVAN AND A YOUNGER BROTHER WITH HIM. HE
WAS ALWAYS INTERESTED IN THE POLITICAL SITUATION OF THE DAY.
HE WAS UNITED IN MARRIAGE TO EXIE IN 1865 PENNSYLVANIA AND MOVED
TO WALL LAKE IA IN 1881 FROM JOHNSON COUNTY IA WERE THEY RAISED TEN CHILDREN. IN 1909 THEY
MOVED TO SAC CITY. THEY EVENTUALLY HAD 13 CHILDREN AND HAD TWIN DAUGHTERS THAT DIED AS
INFANTS.
BIOGRAPHY: FROM THE SAC CITY SUN:
BIOGRAPHY: THE PASSING OF THE 60TH MILESTONE OF WEDDED
HAPPINESS WAS CELEBRATED BY MR. AND MRS. CORDERMAN FRIDAY. 1-16-1925. MR. C IS 89 AND MRS.
C IS 80. THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF WHICH THIS
GOOD OLD COUPLE ARE LOYAL MEMBERS HONORED THE EVENT BY OPENING DOORS FOR THE RECEPTION AND
DINNER. SONGS BY THE CONGREGATION "SILVER THREADS AMONG THE GOLD" EUGENE
CORDERMAN, WILMA CORDERMAN "OLD SWEETHEART OF MINE", "MISS MAUDE
BROWN", "PUT ON YOUR OLD BONNET"
Roster of Regiments Raised in Iowa in 1863.
SEVENTH IOWA CAVALRY -- ROSTER OF COMPANY L.
(Originally Co. B, 14th Infantry, and subsequently Co. B,
Battalion 41st Infantry, and then transferred to 7th Iowa Cavalry.)
Name: Corderman, Daniel
Age: 27
Residence Town & County: Johnson County
Nativity: Penn.
Rank: Private
Date of Entering Service: Oct. 1, 1861
Date of Rank or Muster: Oct. 23, 1861
BIOGRAPHY: 1925 IOWA CENSUS BOOK 89 PG. 16-17 SAC COUNTY LIST
DANIEL AS THE HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD LIST FATHER AS DAVID CORDERMAN AND MOTHER AS ANNA SIBERTS
DEATH: DANIEL CORDERMAN DIED AT THE HOME OF HIS SON HENERY
CORDERMAN ON 2-17-1929. FUNERAL SERVICES WERE HELD AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Was in the battles of Ft. Pierre and Ft Kendall discharged at
Sioux City in 1865
Daniel is buried in Oakland Cemetery ( He has a cannon ball from
the Civil War on his marker)
From The Biographical History of Crawford, Ida and Sac Counties in
Iowa page 625-626
"D. Corderman, a farmer of Wall Lake township, and one of
it's well known and respected citizens, was born in Lycoming county, Pennsylvania,
February 7, 1835, a son of David Corderman a native of Berks county, that State, and of
German ancestry. He married Miss Anna Seygest, also a native of Pennsylvania, and they had
two children: David(Daniel) and Anna (note David and Anna are reported to have had more
than two children).
David Corderman, the subject of this sketch, was reared to farm
life in his native country. In 1857 he located near Kewanee, Henry county, Illinios, but
two years afterward went back to Johnson county Iowa. In October, 1861, he enlisted in
Company B, Fourtennth Iowa Infantry, served two years and fourteen days and took part in
the battles of Fort Kendall and Fort Pierre. He was next transferred to the Seventh Iowa
Cavalry, stationed at Fort Snelling, and was honorably discharged at Sioux City, in 1865.
Mr. Corderman then returned to his home in Johnson county, Iowa, and in 1880 purchased 200
acres of wild land in Wall Lake township, Sac county, Iowa. He has added to this place
from time to time until now owns 280 acres, well improved, with a two story residence, 22
x 26 feet, an L, 12 x 17 feet, one story, a barn, 38 x 45 feet, with a rock basement, and
a fine grove of pines, larches and catalpas laid out in an artistic manner. In addition to
his agricultural pursuits, he is also engaged in stock raising and dairy farming, milking
twenty cows and feeds on an average of one carload each year.
Mr. Corderman was married in Illinios at the age of twenty-two
years to Mary Ann Harris, a native of Eaton county Ohio. They have one son, Evan, who is
married and resides in Wall Lake township. Our subject was married to his present wife in
1865, in Johnson county, Iowa to Miss Exey (Exie) Akers
(note: it has been reported that they were married on 01-16-1865
in Henry County IL) a native of Pike county, Pennsylvania, and a daughter of John C.
Akers. To this union has been born ten children: Ulysses, Henry, Dave, Ira, Ellen, Manley,
John, Clifford, Retta and one deceased.
Mr. Corderman votes with the Republican party, has served as
Township Trustee, and is a member of William T. Sherman Post, No. 284, of Sac City. He is
a man highly honored throughout Sac county, has an extended acquaintances, and is one of
the leading farmers of Wall Lake township."
More About Daniel Corderman:
Burial: February 20, 1929, Oakland Cemetery, Jackson Twp.,
Sac Co., Sac City, Iowa, Block 14 Lot 3
Military service: 1863, 7th IA Cavalry Roster of L Company
Notes for Exie Elizabeth Akers:
died 25 Jan 1928 in SAC CITY IA OF A SEVERE COLD.
Nickname: EXIA
BIOGRAPHY: 1860 CENSUS GRAHAM TOWNSHIP JOHNSON COUNTY IOWA ROLL
327 PAGE 555
1850 CENSUS GREEN TOWNSHIP PIKE COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA ROLL 783
PAGE 4
BIOGRAPHY: EXIE MOVED WITH HER PARENTS TO JOHNSON COUNTY IA
FROM GREEN PIKE COUNTY PA.
Gave birth to twin girls on 04-19-1868 they died the same
day
More About Exie Elizabeth Akers:
Burial: Oakland Cemetery Sac City IA Block 14 Lot 3
Cause of Death: Severe cold
Census: 1860, Graham
Township, Johnson County, Iowa,
Children of Daniel Corderman and Exie Akers are:
6
i.
Ulyssis Eugene Corderman, born January 11, 1866 in Johnson Co IA; died December 19,
1946 in Sac City IA; married Minnie
Minerva Masteller March 16, 1892 in
Sac City IA.
ii.
Henry Corderman, born March 20, 1867 in Johnson Co IA; died February 05, 1931;
married Elizabeth Glass March 04, 1897;
born
November 20, 1867; died February 28, 1936 in Oakland Cemetery Sac City IA Lot 38 block 14.
Notes for Henry Corderman:
MUSTERED 10-03-1885. P VT B 14 IA INF. SERVICE 10-20-1861-21
OCT. 1863 G.A.R. POST #284.
HENRY married ELIZABETH GLASS. ELIZABETH was born 20 Nov
1867. She died 28 Feb 1936.
HENRY CORDERMAN and ELIZABETH GLASS had the following children:
1. WAYNE CORDERMAN
was born 17 Feb 1896. He died 29 Jul 1948.
2. ALLELIA
CORDERMAN was born 22 Jun 1900. She died 23 Feb 1976.
3. HOMER
CORDERMAN was born 10 Oct 1902. He died 8 Jun 1967.
More About Henry Corderman:
Burial: Oakland Cemetery Sac City IA Lot 38 block 14
Military service: P VT B 14 IA INF. SERVICE
iii.
David Corderman, born June 06, 1869 in Johnson Co IA; died October 02, 1923 in
Waterville Wash; married Augusta Etta Richter
May 01, 1898; born September
26, 1875 in Mehlenberg Schwer Germany; died February 14, 1966 in Waterville Wash..
More About David Corderman:
iv.
Exira Corderman, born January 07, 1871 in Johnson Co IA; died April 28, 1922;
married Charles Thomas Davis February 06,
1889 in Wall Lake IA; born March 09, 1869 in Pottawattamie Montgomery IA; died
February 19, 1946.
Notes for Exira Corderman:
EXIRA CORDERMAN and CHARLES THOMAS DAVIS had the following
children:
1. ORRIE OTIS DAVIS
was born 14 Jan 1891. He died 25 Jun 1962.
2. ALTA EXEA
DAVIS was born 18 Jun 1892. She died Sep 1953.
3. DELMAR ELDA
DAVIS was born 30 Jun 1895. DELMAR ELDA DAVIS died 7 Jan 1908.
4. LOIE ETTA
DAVIS was born 19 Oct 1896. She died 10 Oct 1920.
5. ARLA IONA
was born 27 Jul 1902. She died 4 Feb 1991.
More About Exira Corderman:
More About Charles Thomas Davis:
v.
Mary Ellen Corderman, born August 23, 1872 in Johnson Co IA; died August 09, 1962;
married Esley Davis October 29, 1891 in
Iowa; born January 24, 1862 in
Iowa; died February 20, 1934.
vi.
Manly Corderman, born August 28, 1874 in Johnson Co IA; died December 04, 1956;
married Annie E Thau May 17, 1899 in
Waterville WA; born March 23, 1877;
died August 12, 1963.
vii.
John Clemons Corderman, born January 28, 1876 in Johnson Co IA; died November 27,
1969; married Edith Lietuzek September
18, 1905; born July 28, 1876 in
Germany; died July 22, 1960.
More About John Clemons Corderman:
viii.
Eldora Edith Corderman, born November 05, 1877 in Johnson Co IA; died February 03,
1924; married James Oliver Hardwick
July 03, 1899; born December 04, 1869 in Townhope New Herford Shire England; died
August 18, 1939.
More About Eldora Edith Corderman:
ix.
Glenn Clifford Corderman, born December 28, 1879 in Lake View IA; died November 27,
1969; married Emily Westrom May 04,
1904; born May 27, 1880 in
Lake View IA; died October 25, 1963.
More About Glenn Clifford Corderman:
x.
Retta Marie Maud Corderman, born May 27, 1885 in Lake View IA; died January 26,
1983 in Cedar Rapids IA; married Albert
Clarence Westrom June 24,
1908; born August 10, 1884; died January 16, 1968.
14. John Masteller9,
born Abt. 1828 in PENNSYLVANIA; died November 07, 1893 in Sac City IA. He
married 15. Sarah Newland May 01,
1856.
15. Sarah Newland, born
July 04, 1839 in Ohio; died May 03, 1912 in Sac City
IA.
Notes for John Masteller:
BORN IN OHIO AS STATED BY DAUGHTER FLORENCE ON THE 1910
CENSUS LINCOLN TOWNSHIP KIDDER COUNTY ND TAKEN 05-18-1910
ARRIVED IN SAC COUNTY 1876 REPORTED BY MINNIE
1880 CENSUS LISTED HIM BORN IN PA. HIS MOTHER IN PA. AND FATHER IN
VA.
John A. Masteller, came possibly from Marion County, Ohio. Based
on researching of cemetery and census records He is the John A. Mossler listed in the
Marriage records book 4 page 69, as marrying Mary Neil. Mary was the daughter of Jonathan
and Nancy Neel/Neal/Neil.
The Masteller and Neal families, along with the Joseph Campbell
family, moved to Iowa county, Iowa in 1853. Mary and two daughters died in 1855 and were
buried in the Campbell family cemetery.
More About John Masteller:
Burial: Oakland Cemetery Sac City IA
Census: 1880, JACKSON TWSP SAC COUNTY IA
Occupation: 1880, farmer
Notes for Sarah Newland:
B-DATE CONFIRMED 05-04-1839 IN OHIO ACCORDING TO NEWSPAPER OBIT IN
POSSESSION OF CHERYL VILLA
RESIDED IN SAC COUNTY FROM 1856 FOR 30 YEARS 5YRS IN WALL
LAKE TOWNSHIP AND THE JACKSON TOWNSHIP UNTIL ABOUT 1902. DIED AT THE HOME OF HER DAUGHTER
H.B. MANZER.
SARAH married JOHN
MASTELLER. JOHN was born in OHIO. He died 7 Nov 1893 in SAC CITY IA.
SARAH NEWLAND and JOHN MASTELLER had the following children:
1. MINNIE MINERVA
MASTELLER was born 5 Jul 1871 in JOHNSON CO.IA.. She died 12 Feb 1943.
2. FLORENCE
MAY MASTELLER was born 24 Jun 1881 in SAC CITY IA. She died Mar 1968 in SAN DIEGO CO CA.
3. JOHN QUINCY
ADAMS MASTELLER was born 22 Jan 1866 in NORTH ENGLISH TOWNSHIP IA. He died Jun 1935 in SAC
CITY IA.
4. JAMIMA
MASTELLER.
5. ALAN
MASTELLER was born 4 Dec 1877 in SAC CITY IA. He died 6 Jun 1917 in GREEN BAY WI.
6. GREENBURY B MASTELLER.
7. CHARLES F
MASTELLER.
8. HECK
MASTELLER.
9. NANCY E MASTELLER.
10. LAURA E
MASTELLER.
11. NOAH E
MASTELLER.
More About Sarah Newland:
Children of John Masteller and Sarah Newland are:
7
i.
Minnie Minerva Masteller, born July 05, 1871 in Johnson Co IA; died February 12,
1943 in Sac City IA; married Ulyssis
EugeneCorderman March 16, 1892 in Sac City IA.
ii.
Charles Fremont Masteller, born Abt. 1857.
More About Charles Fremont Masteller:
iii.
Mary Masteller, born Abt. 1859; married Unknown Elieff.
iv.
Nancy Ellen Masteller, born Abt. 1861.
v.
Greenberry Masteller, born Abt. 1864.
More About Greenberry Masteller:
vi.
John Quincy Adams Masteller, born Abt. 1866; married Emma Caroline Johnson.
More About John Quincy Adams Masteller:
vii.
Noah Allen Masteller, born Abt. 1868.
More About Noah Allen Masteller:
viii.
Laura Edith Masteller, born Abt. 1872 in New Cornish, Iowa; married John Davis
March 09, 1893 in Sac City IA; born 1867 in
Cass
County, Iowa.
More About Laura Edith Masteller:
ix.
Jamima Masteller, born Abt. 1875; died 1959; married Herbert D. Manzer February 14,
1897 in Sac City IA; born in Parkersburg,
Iowa;
died 1933.
More About Jamima Masteller:
More About Herbert D. Manzer:
x.
A. I Masteller, born Abt. 1877.
More About A. I Masteller:
xi.
Florence Masteller, born Abt. 1881 in Sac City IA; married F.A. Wendel March 11,
1901 in Sac City IA; born 1878 in German.
Generation No. 5
16. John Bloyer, born
1804 in Maryland or Germany; died October 19, 1858 in Broad Fording Mills PA. He married 17. Harriet Ridenour.
17. Harriet Ridenour,
born 1804 in Pennsylvania; died 1875 in Maryland.
Notes for Harriet Ridenour:
The Ridenour name is an Anglicized version of the Swiss
Reitenauer.
Children of John Bloyer and Harriet Ridenour are:
8
i.
Henry H Bloyer, born July 17, 1823 in Maryland or Pennsylvania; died September 08,
1905 in Peckingtonville Washington Co Maryland; married (1) Indiana R Saylor 1852; married
(2) Ruth Harper 1880.
ii.
Jacob Bloyer, born January 18, 1834 in Cumberland PA; died February 14, 1901 in
Broad Fording Mills PA; married Sophia Neikirk October 15, 1857 in Hagerstown Maryland;
born March 19, 1835 in Hagerstown Maryland; died February 25, 1889 in Broad Fording Mills
PA.
More About Jacob Bloyer:
iii.
Elizabeth Bloyer, born August 16, 1836; died 1875; married Mark Mowen; born March
06, 1854 in Washington County, Maryland.
Notes for Elizabeth Bloyer:
OBIT STATES
SISTER LIZZIE BLOYER AGE 79 NEARLY TWO YEARS AGO HAD A STROKE OF
PALSY WHILE ATTENDING A PREPARATORY MEETING AT ROHERSTOWN SINCE WHICH TIME SHE HAS BEEN
UNABLE TO DO MUCH WORK BUT SHE HAS BEEN A FAITHFUL ENCOURAGING CHRISTIAN. SHE SELECTED THE
HYMNS TO BE SUNG AT HER FUNERAL. "CHRIST IS MY LIFE AND DEATH MY GAIN"
ELIZABETH married
MARK MOWEN on 6 Mar 1854 in WASHINGTON CO MD. MARK was born 6 Mar 1854 in Washington
Co.,MD.
ELIZABETH BLOYER and MARK MOWEN had the following children:
1. MARTIN LUTHER
MOWEN.
iv.
John Thomas Bloyer, born February 28, 1841; died October 21, 1909; married (1) Sara
Sword; born October 25, 1848; died January 28, 1895 in Broad Fording Mills PA; married (2)
Martha Mowen.
v.
Harriet E Bloyer, born 1842 in Maryland; died January 17, 1857 in Maryland.
vi.
George Washington Bloyer, born March 29, 1848 in Broad Fording Mills PA; died
September 18, 1921 in Clear Springs Wash Co MD; married Sarah Wishard; born February 18,
1849 in Fairview Erie Co PA; died November 29, 1936 in Spickler Wash. Co MD.
Notes for George Washington Bloyer:
John Henry Bloyer
Frank Bloyer
Richard Bloyer
Irene Bloyer
Margaret Bloyer
Effie Bloyer
Edith Bloyer
Molly Bloyer
William Bloyer
Lillian Bloyer
Children of Sarah Wishard and George R Bloyer are:1. i. John Henry Bloyer died 22 JAN 1945. He
married Nannie May Repp, daughter of Adam S Sr Repp and Rose Ann Myers. She was born 23
SEP 1882, and died 11 SEP 1960.
ii. Frank Bloyer.
iii. Richard Bloyer.
iv. Irene Bloyer. She married Unk Snyder.
v. Margaret Bloyer. She married Unk Clark.
vi. Effie Bloyer. She married Unk Riley.
vii. Edith Bloyer. She married Unk Moats.
viii. Molly Bloyer. She married Unk Knepper.
ix. William Bloyer.
x. Lillian Bloyer. She married Unk Snyder.
vii.
Martin L Bloyer, born August 16, 1836; died April 20, 1897 in Carrol Co IL; married
Mary Katherine Wachtel September 15, 1858 in Washington Co Maryland; born January 08,
1839; died March 31, 1925.
Notes for Martin L Bloyer:
Martin L. married Mary
Katherine WACHTEL on 15 Sep 1858 in WASHINGTON COUNTY MARYLAND. Mary Katherine (parents
ORTHO WACHTEL and JEMIMA POWERS) was born 8 Jan 1839. She died 31 Mar 1925.
Martin L. BLOYER and Mary Katherine WACHTEL had the following
children:
1. George BLOYER was born Wft Est.
1857-1883. He died Wft Est. 1890-1963.
2. Pearl BLOYER was
born Wft Est. 1857-1883. She died Wft Est. 1888-1966.
3. Fred BLOYER was
born Wft Est. 1857-1883. He died Wft Est. 1890-1963.
4. Emma BLOYER was
born Wft Est. 1857-1883. She died Wft Est. 1888-1966.
5. Clarence BLOYER
was born Wft Est. 1857-1883. He died Wft Est. 1890-1963.
6. Charles L. BLOYER
was born 1862. He died 12 Dec 1930.
7. John Calvin BLOYER
was born 9 Oct 1864 in Hagerstown,Washington Co.,MD. He died 7 Jul 1938 in LaNARK,CARROL
COUNTY IL.
8. Lela K. BLOYER was
born 1873. She died 12 Apr 1944.
9. Otho Martin BLOYER
was born 1876. He died 16 May 1958.
10. Harry B. BLOYER
was born 1878. He died 16 Apr 1944.
More About Martin L Bloyer:
Marriage Notes for Martin Bloyer and Mary Wachtel:
20. William Binkley,
born 1806 in Lancaster Co PA. He was the son
of 40. Henry Binkley and 41. Elizabeth Fiesser. He married 21. Sarah White.
21. Sarah White
Child of William Binkley and Sarah White is:
10
i.
Emmanuel Binkley, born 1842 in Washington County Maryland; died November 29, 1881
in Carroll Co IL; married Elizabeth Rittenour.
22. Adam Rittenour, born
Abt. 1804 in VA. He married 23. Emily
Goodrich.
23. Emily Goodrich, born
Abt. 1804 in VA.
Notes for Adam Rittenour:
Adam Rittenour *00001804 VA; oo Emily "Emma" Goodrich
*00001804 VA; ch; Newman; Rachael;
CQ-5s. Hampson, oo Catherine;
William Henry *@1840 VA, oo Martha George ; Isaac;
Elizabeth, oo Emanuel Binkley; Martha;
Thomas; Sarah "Sadie"
*@1851 VA, oo 05121870 Charles L. Frazier; Andrew *00001860 VA; [Lv 1820 Berkeley Co. VA,
census; 1830 Berkeley Co. VA, census with
Reder D. Ridenour; 1850 69 Dist. Warren Co.
VA, census; 1860 Waterlick, Warren Co. VA 1880 Carroll Co. IL, with daughter Sarah,
and grandson James, census] [ Ridenour; Ridenhour]
[Z-A28; Z-A32]
ADAM married EMILY
GOODRICH. EMILY was born 1804 in VA.
ADAM RITTENOUR and EMILY GOODRICH had the following children:
1. ELIZABETH
RITTENOUR.
2. NEWMAN RITTENOUR.
3. RACHEL RITTENOUR.
4. HAMPSON
RITTENOUR.
5. WILLIAM HENRY
RITTENOUR was born 1840 in VA.
6. ISAAC RITTENOUR.
7. THOMAS RITTENOUR.
8. SARAH RITTENOUR
was born 1851 in VA.
9. ANDREW RITTENOUR.
Child of Adam Rittenour and Emily Goodrich is:
11
i.
Elizabeth Rittenour, born 1850 in Warren Co Virginia; died August 18, 1880 in
Carroll Co IL; married Emmanuel Binkley.
24. David Catherman,
born February 24, 1807 in Union Co PA; died September 02, 1890 in Unityville Lycoming Co PA.
He was the son of 48. David Catherman and 49. Catherine. He married 25. Anna Sebert.
25. Anna Sebert, born
March 1817 in PA; died 1901 in Lycoming Co PA. She
was the daughter of 50. Abraham Serbert and 51. Mary.
More About David Catherman:
More About Anna Sebert:
Children of David Catherman and Anna Sebert are:
12
i.
Daniel Corderman, born February 07, 1835 in Unityville Lycoming Co PA; died February 17, 1929 in Sac City
IA; married (1) Mary Ann Harris; married (2) Exie Elizabeth Akers January 16, 1865 in
Henry Co IL.
ii.
Samuel Corderman, born 1838 in Lycoming Co PA; died 1921; married Hester Savage;
born 1835; died 1898.
More About Samuel Corderman:
iii.
William Corderman, born Abt. 1842 in Unityville Lycoming County PA; died Deceased.
Notes for William Corderman:
More About William Corderman:
iv.
Phillip Corderman, born Abt. 1851 in Unityville Lycoming County PA; died Deceased.
Notes for Phillip Corderman:
v.
Jacob Corderman, born Abt. 1855 in Unityville Lycoming County PA; died Abt. 1923;
married Mary Poffinbarger.
Notes for Jacob Corderman:
More About Jacob Corderman:
vi.
Soloman Corderman, born August 1849; died Abt. 1940 in Griswold IA; married Ellen
Blain.
Notes for Soloman Corderman:
More About Soloman Corderman:
vii.
George Corderman, born November 19, 1859 in Lycoming County PA; died June 16, 1924.
Notes for George Corderman:
More About George Corderman:
viii.
Michael Corderman
ix.
Mathias Corderman
x.
Rose Ann Corderman, born Abt. 1843 in Unityville Lycoming County PA; died Deceased;
married Frank Van Horn.
xi.
Christiana Corderman, born Abt. 1850 in Unityville Lycoming County PA; died
Deceased.
xii.
Mary Ann Corderman, born Abt. 1846 in Unityville Lycoming County PA; died Deceased.
xiii.
Susannah Corderman, born Abt. 1855 in Lycoming County PA; died Abt. 1925 in
Lycoming County PA; married George Paul Hess.
More About Susannah Corderman:
xiv.
Anna Corderman
26. John Clement Akers10, born May 20, 1804 in Dreher
Township Wain County PA; died March 30, 1885 in West Lucas Johnson IA. He was the son of 52. William Clement Akers
and 53. Mary Coe. He married 27.
Experience King January 26, 1829 in Wayne CO PA.
27. Experience King11,
born March 26, 1806 in Paupack Palmonia or Palmarid PA; died March 02, 1884 in Prob. Taylor CO IA.
Notes for John Clement Akers:
FIRST WHITE CHILD BORN IN DREHER TOWNSHIP. THE VALLEY WAS SETTLED
BY GERMANS AND CALLED "DUTCH FLATS"
BIOGRAPHY: March 1885, PROTESTANT METHODIST CHURCH, CAME TO
IOWA 1857, JOINED UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH. WHEN
ASKED IF HE WOULD LIKE TO GET WELL, SAID NO "TO DIE IS GAIN".
BIOGRAPHY: BURIED AT ZION CHAPEL CEMETERY LOT 15 NORTH SIDE
OF PRINCIPAL ALLEY GRAHAM TOWNSHIP BY METHODIST CHURCH OASIS JOHNSON COUNTY IOWA.
BIOGRAPHY: MR. AKERS DIED AT HIS HOME IN WEST LUCAS LAST NIGHT
AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL ILLNESS. (TUESDAY MARCH 31, 1885)
THE FUNERAL OCCURRED AT THE FAMILY RESIDENCE IN WEST LUCAS. THE
SERVICES WERE CONDUCTED BY REV. GOODEL PASTOR OF THE M.E. CHURCH AT OASIS. HE PREACHED AN EXCELLENT AND VERY PRACTICAL
SERMON. THE REMAINS WERE TAKEN TO OASIS FOR
BURIAL.1860 Federal Census, Graham Township, Johnson County, Iowa , roll 327,
Page 555
Iowa Genealogy: Obituary: J.C. Akers, born in W Waine
County, Pa., May 20,
1850
John C. Akers 46
farmer
he and all following born in PA
Sophronia
44
Moses (looks like middle initial is D) 20
Ralph
16
Jane
14
Eliza
12
William (looks like S) 9
Franklin
7
Exery or Esery 5
female
Richard B. Tailor 2
Margaret
6/12
Sophronia is listed LDS records as born 03-18-1806 in Landgrove
Twp, Bennington, Vermont to Ezra King
More About John Clement Akers:
Burial: Zion Chapel Cemetery, Lot 15, N. side, Oasis,
Johnson County, Iowa
Census: 1850, Green, Twp., Pike Co PA
Occupation: 1850, Farmer
Notes for Experience King:
LICENSE ISSUED FOR THE MARRIAGE OF ALLEN CHURCHILL AND MRS.
EXPERIENCE KING NEVER RETURNED AND ISN'T SIGNED
1880 FEDERAL CENSUS GRAHAM TOWNSHIP, JOHNSON COUNTY IOWA
ROLL 327 PAGE 555
1850 FEDERAL CENSUS GREEN TOWNSHIP PIKE CO BIOGRAPHY: 1860
CENSUS GRAHAM TOWNSHIP JOHNSON COUNTY IOWA ROLL 327 PAGE 555
1850 CENSUS GREEN TOWNSHIP PIKE COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA ROLL 783
PAGE 4
More About Experience King:
Children of John Akers and Experience King are:
13
i.
Exie Elizabeth Akers, born November 17, 1843 in Green Township, Pike County,
Pennsylvania; died January 25, 1928 in Sac City IA; married Daniel Corderman January 16,
1865 in Henry Co IL.
ii.
Richard Gilpin Akers, born September 08, 1839 in Wain CO PA; died May 17, 1845 in
Green Pike PA.
iii.
William John Akers, born June 20, 1841 in Wain CO PA; died August 22, 1868 in
Johnson County.
More About William John Akers:
iv.
Benjamin Franklin Akers, born November 30, 1842 in Green Township, Pike County,
Pennsylvania; died March 17, 1941 in Clarinda IA; married Harriet Josephine Bannister
November 19, 1867 in Johnson County, Iowa; born August 06, 1845 in Barry, Pike Cunty,
Illinois; died May 04, 1926 in Gravity, Taylor County, Iowa.
Notes for Benjamin Franklin Akers:
BIOGRAPHY: From Taylor County History (Iowa) - Printed in 1881 -
Akers , B.F. farmer and stock raiser Section One, Post Office, Be dford, IA. Born in
Pennsylvania in 1842, came with his par ents to Iowa in 1857. At the age of eighteen
joined The Tw enty Second Iowa Volunteer Infantry, Company A in June 1862 . Promoted to
Corporal in 1863. Engaged at the battles o f Port Gibson, Champion Hill, Mississippi,
Black River Brid ge, assault and siege of Vicksburg, Winchester Virginia, Fi sher Hill,
Cedar Creek Virginia and numerous skirmishes, fo rced marches etc. Indeed was in every
action of the regime nt, and was never off duty a single day during three year s of
service. After being discharged July 25, 1865 he doff ed the Union Blue of the Army and
donned the jeans of a far mer, which business he successfully followed since. Was ma rried
in 1867 to Miss Harriet Josephine Bannister, a nativ e of Illinois. Came back to Taylor
County in 1868, locatin g where he now lives. Has a fine farm of 180 acres of wel l
improved land, with good substantial buildings. Orchar d of apples, peaches, pears, plums
and abundance of cherr y and small fruits. A hickory tree is still growing - in th e year
of 1977 - which he planted, bringing the seed from J ohnson County, Iowa. Is a good
citizen, industrious and pr osperous. They are the parents of nine children. Both ar e
buried at Washington Cemetery, Taylor County, Gravity, Io wa.
BIOGRAPHY: Following excerpt taken from Mr. Akers' diary:
"I was the best marksman in the Company. The 6th Corp oral
died. I was off on guard. They called me in and sai d "Is Ben Akers here?" I
answered and the officer said "yo u are now a Corporal." I signed the papers and
they were s ent in for Abraham Lincoln to sign. I was Corporal til l I was discharged in
Savannah, Ga. " Go out behind the ho use and wash up and the ladies will have dinner
for you" sa id Mr. Lincoln. We ate dinner on the porch at the White Ho use and I
shook hands with the President of the United Stat es, Abraham Lincoln... "Boys,"
said he, "eat heartily; you 're a fine bunch of boys. I'm sending you down in the
Shen andoah and some of you will be killed but I don't want al l of you killed." He
walked around our boys and looked a t our tattered flag. He said "It looks as if it
had been s ome place." he said.
BIOGRAPHY: Was with Phil Sheridan in Shenandoah Valley.
BIOGRAPHY: School Director for 8 years, Trustee for 6 years.
BIOGRAPHY: 1860 Federal Census, Graham Township, Johnson
County, Iowa , roll 327, Page 555
BIOGRAPHY: 1850 Federal Census, Green Township, Pike County,
Pennsylva nia, Roll 783, page 4
BIOGRAPHY: Family Group Records from Dianne Akers Graham,
1998
BIOGRAPHY: Last Civil War Veteran in Taylor County Died
Monday
B. F. Akers, 98, last Civil War Veteran in Taylor Coun ty, died in
the Municipal Hospital in Clarinda, Monday morn ing at 10:30. Since May 30 of last year,
he has been makin g his home with his grandson, Marion Luther, but on March 1 1th his
condition became so serious that it was found neces sary to take him to the hospital where
he passed away Monda y.
Mr. Akers spent most of his life on the home farm nort heast of
Gravity, and was one of the early pioneers of th e county. Here the family grew up.
Several years ago he p urchased property in south Gravity, which was his home unti l after
the death of his wife. Since then he spent much o f his time in his home, but of late
years he has been makin g his home with different relatives.
Benjamin Franklin Akers was born in Pike Co PA
More About Benjamin Franklin Akers:
Census: 1850, Green Township, Pike County, Pennsylva nia,
Roll 783, page 4
v.
Richard Zackary Taylor Akers, born August 09, 1847 in Green Township, Pike County,
Pennsylvania; died May 19, 1909 in Taylor Co IA; married Amanda Slyker 1870 in
Pennsylvania; born July 16, 1848 in Scranton PA; died December 27, 1920.
Notes for Richard Zackary Taylor Akers:
1860 Federal Census, Graham Township, Johnson County, Iowa ,
roll 327, Page 555
1850 Federal Census, Green Township, Pike County, Pennsylva
nia, Roll 783, page 4
Family Group Records from Dianne Akers Graham, 1998
Source: Descendant Chart by Jerry D. Akers, Central City ,
Iowa, July 1998
Akers history compiled by Edna Ellen Akers Posten, Gravity , Iowa
Richard was born in Green Township, Pike County, Pe nnsylvania. I found the following
information in Tayler C ounty History - Printed in 1881 - Richard T. farmer and st ock
rasier was born in Pennsylvania in 1847. Served his c ountry during the war of the
rebellion, enlisting at-the a ge of seventeen in Co. G. Thirty Fifth Iowa. Afterwards tr
ans- ferred to Twelfth Iowa regiment where he served the r emainder of his term. Was
engaged at the siege of Fort Bl akely, Spanish Fort etc. Two years after his discharge fro
m the service he returned to his native State and engage d at lumbering and remained there
five years. In 1870 he m arried Miss Amanda Slyker, a native of Scranton, Penn. Ret urned
to Iowa in 1874 locating where he now lives. He ha s a good farm of One Hundred acres, all
under cultivation , is a self made man, commencing without means, but with g rit and
indomitable energy, he has been able to meet his o bligations and can see his way clear.
He takes great inte rest in his childrens education. His farm is well fence d and has a
good young orchard, many shade trees, wind brea ks and hedges. Farm locates - section one
- Post Office , Bedford Iowa. I checked the records at the Court House i n Bedford, Iowa
and R.T. had bought 240 acres from 1879 t o 1891. He bought 28 acres of timber land in
1905 - Osca r bought it in March 1922, where I (Edna Ellen Akers Posten ) was born. R.T.
also bought a town property and acreag e in Gravity, Iowa in 1908. Thomas Maher is living
on th e old home place - three miles north of Gravity, then eas t one and half miles.
Richard and Amanda are buried at Was hington Cemetery, Gravity, Iowa, Taylor County. they
wer e the parents of eleven children. The children are contin ued next page.
Herbert "Herby" AKERS b: 6 Jul 1871 in PA
Carrie AKERS b: 11 Mar 1873
Iva AKERS
Espy AKERS b: 8 Aug 1876 in Gravity, Taylor, IA
Oscar AKERS b: 24 Jan 1878 in Taylor County, Washington Twp,
Gravity IA
Filena "Lena" AKERS b: 9 Aug 1880 in ID
Galaners AKERS b: 16 Oct 1881
Urban "Ben" AKERS b: 19 Jan 1882 in Gravity,
Taylor, IA
Cornelious "Neal" AKERS b: 14 Jul 1886 in Taylor Co
IA
Miranda "Rannie" AKERS b: 2 Aug 1888 in ID
Dullcine "Dulla" AKERS b: 14 Dec 1890 in ID
More About Richard Zackary Taylor Akers:
More About Amanda Slyker:
vi.
Baby Boy Akers, born February 09, 1856.
vii.
Moses D Akers, born October 17, 1829 in Wain CO PA; died May 22, 1903 in Morse IA;
married (1) Elizabeth Wesser March 1855 in Pike Co PA; born in Germany; died Aft. 1861 in
Johnson Co IA; married (2) Frederica Ricker Wesser June 29, 1864 in Johnson County, Iowa;
born October 26, 1839 in PA; died April 23, 1910 in Morse Johnson Co IA.
Notes for Moses D Akers:
Moses D. AKERS was born 17 Oct 1829 in Wain Co PA, and died 22 May
1903 in Morse, Johnson IA. He married Elizabeth WESSER Mar 1855 in Pike Co, PA. She was
born in Germany, and died Aft 1861 in Johnson Co IA. He married Frederica
"Ricker" WESSER Bef 1865. She was born 26 Oct 1839 in PA, and died 23 Apr 1910
in Morse, Johnson IA.
BIOGRAPHY: Yes, Ricker Akers is the same as Frederica. George's
daugh ter Mary
Here is a quote you may be interested in which is from th e same
Mary
"Moses E. Akers' brother Ralph,something happened to his le g,
he limped
BIOGRAPHY: Elizabeth
Eliza AKERS b: Abt 1858 in Morse, Johnson IA
George William AKERS b: Abt 15 Feb 1858 in Scranton PA
Moses H. D. AKERS b: May 1861 in Scranton PA
BIOGRAPHY: Marriage 2 Frederica "Ricker" WESSER b: 26 Oct
1839 in PA
Married: Bef 1865
Change Date: 3 Oct 2002
Children
Sarah Ann "Sally" AKERS b: 9 Mar 1865 in Morse, Graham
Township, Johnson IA
Lydia Ellen AKERS b: 1 Jul 1868 in Morse, Graham Township, Johnson
IA
Simon A. AKERS b: 1 Sep 1875 in Morse, Graham Township, Johnson IA
More About Moses D Akers:
viii.
Ralph Akers, born August 15, 1833 in Wain CO PA; died March 24, 1915 in IA; married
(1) Thressa Emeline King February 15, 1855 in Green Township, Pike County, Pennsylvania;
born September 08, 1839 in Port Jarvis Orange Co NY; died September 19, 1880 in IA;
married (2) Mary Jane Claringbold July 01, 1882; born August 13, 1848; died 1901.
Notes for Ralph Akers:
BIOGRAPHY: was born 15 Aug 1833 in Wain County Or Green, Pike PA,
and died 24 Mar 1915 in IA. He married Thressa Emeline KING 15 Feb 1855 in Green, Pike,
PA. She was born 8 Sep 1839 in Port Jarvis, Orange, NY, and died 19 Sep 1880 in IA. He
married Mary Jane CLARINGBOLD 1 Jul 1882. She was born 13 Aug 1848, and died 1901.
BIOGRAPHY: 1860 Federal Census, Graham Township, Johnson County,
Iowa , roll 327, Page 555
BIOGRAPHY: 1850 Federal Census, Green Township, Pike County,
Pennsylva nia, Roll 783, page 4
BIOGRAPHY: Family Group Records from Dianne Akers Graham,
1998
BIOGRAPHY: http://hostville.com/family/gen1/d0022/g0000017.html#I15754
Farm Laborer
Akers history compiled by Edna Ellen Akers Posten, Gravity ,
Iowa
Edna states tha Ralph was crippled by a wagon wheel and wal
ked with a cane
BIOGRAPHY: Source: Descendant Chart by Jerry D. Akers,
Central City , Iowa, July 1998
BIOGRAPHY: Ralph and Theresa Akers, !870 Census, Audu bon Co.
IA, Audubon Twp, pg 575
Akers, Ralph 41 M Farmer 2300 500 Penn
Theresa 31 F Keeping house New York
Emiline 8 F Iowa
Hannah 5 F "
Lincoln 3 M "
Cora 2/12 F "
Thressa Emeline KING b: 8 Sep 1839 in Port Jarvis, Orange, NY
Event: Marriage Fact
Note: by Ephriam Balesster A M E Minister
Change Date: 3 Oct 2002
Children
Sibyl Decker AKERS b: 7 Nov 1856 in Green, Pike, PA
Ralph Alvy AKERS b: 17 Jul 1858 in IA
John Ranson AKERS b: 3 Jan 1861 in Johnson Co IA
Emeline King AKERS b: 1 May 1862
Hannah Hendershay AKERS b: 30 Oct 1864 in Johnson Co ID
Lincoln AKERS b: 28 Apr 1867 in Johnson Co IA
Cora May AKERS b: 30 Apr 1870
Colfax AKERS b: Abt 4 Sep 1872 in IA
Ralph AKERS b: 11 Feb 1875 in ID
Haysannah AKERS b: 12 Mar 1877 in IA
Warrett AKERS b: 7 Apr 1879 in ID
Thressa AKERS b: 19 Sep 1880 in ID
BIOGRAPHY: 2 Mary Jane CLARINGBOLD b: 13 Aug 1848
Children
Penn AKERS b: 29 Oct 1884 in ID
More About Ralph Akers:
More About Thressa Emeline King:
Marriage Notes for Ralph Akers and Thressa King:
ix.
Margaret Akers, born December 12, 1830.
x.
Martha Akers, born April 27, 1831 in Wain County, Pennsylvania; died in New York
State.
xi.
Mary Jane Akers, born January 09, 1835 in Wain County, Pennsylvania; died January
31, 1857 in Pennsylvania; married Unknown Cross.
More About Mary Jane Akers:
xii.
Margaret Sibyl Akers, born July 18, 1849; died October 22, 1937 in in 100F Home,
Mason City, Iowa; married (1) John S. Delean September 05, 1867 in Johnson County, Iowa;
born 1845; died Deceased; married (2) Moses Boston Parks April 03, 1888; born 1844; died
1937 in 100F Home, Mason City.
Notes for Margaret Sibyl Akers:
BIOGRAPHY: 1. Margaret Sibyl AKERS was born 18 Jul 1849, and died
22 Oct 1937 in Mason City IA. She was buried Oct 1937 in Gravity, Taylor, IA Washington
Cem. She was the daughter of 2. John Clement AKERS and 3. Experience KING. She married
John S. DELEAN Bef 1870. He was born 1845. She married Moses Bosten PARKS 3 Apr 1888. He
was born 1844, and died 1937 in Mason City IA. He was buried in Gravity, Taylor, IA
Washington Cem.
Child of Margaret Sibyl AKERS and John S. DELEAN is: i. Melcham DELEAN was born 1870, and
died Unknown
1860 Federal Census, Graham Township, Johnson County, Iowa ,
roll 327, Page 555
1850 Federal Census, Green Township, Pike County, Pennsylva
nia, Roll 783, page 4
Family Group Records from Dianne Akers Graham, 1998
Akers history compiled by Edna Ellen Akers Posten, Gravity ,
Iowa
Source: Descendant Chart by Jerry D. Akers, Central City ,
Iowa, July 1998
More About Margaret Sibyl Akers:
xiii.
Eliza Akers, born February 08, 1837 in Wain CO PA; died February 29, 1876; married
Unknown Bennet.
xiv.
Exea Jane Akers, born 1855 in NE; died Deceased in Nebraska; married Unknown
Entriken.
Generation No. 6
40. Henry Binkley, born
May 10, 1765 in PA; died 1816 in Cocalico Twp.Lancaster..
He was the son of 80. Ensign Henrick Binkley and 81. Ann Maria Ruth. He married 41. Elizabeth Fiesser.
41. Elizabeth Fiesser,
died January 01, 1846.
Child of Henry Binkley and Elizabeth Fiesser is:
20
i.
William Binkley, born 1806 in Lancaster Co PA; married Sarah White.
48. David Catherman,
born Abt. 1780 in Union Co PA; died Bet. 1817 - 1818 in While in Army. He was the son of 96. Jacob Catherman and 97.
Magdalene Frederick. He married 49.
Catherine.
49. Catherine
More About David Catherman:
Children of David Catherman and Catherine are:
24
i.
David Catherman, born February 24, 1807 in Union Co PA; died September 02, 1890 in
Unityville Lycoming Co PA; married Anna
Sebert.
ii.
Jacob Catherman, born December 21, 1805 in Union County PA; died January 03, 1889;
married Catherine Hoffman.
Notes for Jacob Catherman:
More About Jacob Catherman:
iii.
John Catherman, born December 21, 1808 in Union County PA; died Aft. 1870; married
Juliann Hoffman.
Notes for John Catherman:
iv.
Rosanna Catherman, born Abt. 1810; died Deceased.
v.
Charles Catherman, born Abt. 1813 in Union County PA; died Deceased; married
Elizabeth Troutman June 10, 1834.
Notes for Charles Catherman:
50. Abraham Serbert,
born Abt. 1777 in PA. He married 51. Mary.
51. Mary, born 1779.
More About Abraham Serbert:
Children of Abraham Serbert and Mary are:
25
i.
Anna Sebert, born March 1817 in PA; died 1901 in Lycoming Co PA; married David
Catherman.
ii.
Rosanna Sebert, born Abt. 1825.
iii.
Samuel Sebert, born Abt. 1800.
52. William Clement Akers12,
born September 26, 1776 in NJ; died September 26, 1850 in PA. He was the son of 104. William Akers and 105.
Rebecca Fish. He married 53. Mary Coe
1801 in Wayne Co., PA.
53. Mary Coe, born June
10, 1784 in New Haven CT; died May 05, 1885. She
was the daughter of 106. Denman Coe and 107. Mary Northup.
Notes for William Clement Akers:
4A 38 42 AKERS, William m 74 NJ
4A 39 42 AKERS, Mary G f 66 CT
More About William Clement Akers:
More About Mary Coe:
Children of William Akers and Mary Coe are:
26
i.
John Clement Akers, born May 20, 1804 in Dreher Township Wain County PA; died March
30, 1885 in West Lucas Johnson IA; married (1) Margaret Barteson 1825 in PA; married (2)
Experience King January 26, 1829 in Wayne CO PA; married (3) Martha Crowell June 13, 1867.
ii.
Frederick Akers, died Deceased.
iii.
William Akers, born September 26, 1813; died Deceased.
iv.
Demmon Akers, born November 16, 1815; died Deceased.
v.
Rebecca Akers, born September 10, 1806; died Deceased.
vi.
Sibyl Akers, born November 29, 1808; died Deceased.
vii.
Mary Ann Akers, born July 18, 1818; died Deceased.
viii.
Betsy Elizabeth Akers, born March 07, 1811; died February 21, 1883.
ix.
Sarah Ann Akers, born December 11, 1821; died Deceased.
Generation No. 7
80. Ensign Henrick Binkley,
born 1749 in MuddyCreek, LancasterPA; died July 30, 1804.
He was the son of 160. Hans Michael Binkley and 161. Maria Julian. He married 81. Ann Maria Ruth.
81. Ann Maria Ruth
Child of Ensign Binkley and Ann Ruth is:
40
i.
Henry Binkley, born May 10, 1765 in PA; died 1816 in Cocalico Twp.Lancaster;
married Elizabeth Fiesser.
96. Jacob Catherman,
born 1758 in Tulpehocken Berks Co PA; died January 1829.
He was the son of 192. David Kattermann and 193. Catharina Barbara. He married 97. Magdalene Frederick Abt.
1779.
97. Magdalene Frederick,
born Abt. 1760; died October 1832. She was
the daughter of 194. George Frederick and 195. Elizabeth Magdalene.
Notes for Jacob Catherman:
Served in Overmeyer's & Daugherty's Companies of Frontier
Rangers before his capture at home by the Indians in 1781.
He was ransomed to the British for something more useful than him. A five gallon Barrel of whiskey. That was at the harvest time 1783. His Stone house still stands and up in the gable
end an inscription reads 1811 jkm mkm he was a farmer.
More About Jacob Catherman:
Notes for Magdalene Frederick:
More About Magdalene Frederick:
Children of Jacob Catherman and Magdalene Frederick are:
48
i.
David Catherman, born Abt. 1780 in Union Co PA; died Bet. 1817 - 1818 in While in
Army; married Catherine.
ii.
Jacob Catherman, born September 05, 1784 in Mifflinburg Union County PA; died Abt.
1834 in Snyder County; married Susanna Speigelmyer; born December 22, 1787; died Abt.
1828.
iii.
Michael Catherman, born April 10, 1786 in Buffalo Valley Union Co. Penn.; died
November 22, 1862.
Notes for Michael Catherman:
Owned a considerable amount of land and operated a saw mill
on the south side of Penn's creek below the present iron bridge at Millmont
More About Michael Catherman:
iv.
George Catherman, born Abt. 1787 in Union County PA; died February 15, 1838;
married Libby Filiy.
Notes for George Catherman:
More About George Catherman:
v.
Jonathan Catherman, born Abt. 1789 in Union County PA; died Abt. 1856 in Millmont
PA; married Nancy Little; born Abt. 1791; died Abt. 1858.
More About Jonathan Catherman:
More About Nancy Little:
vi.
Frederick Catherman, born March 14, 1791; died April 18, 1859; married Christiann
Stitzer; born April 11, 1799; died August 28, 1867.
Notes for Frederick Catherman:
More About Frederick Catherman:
More About Christiann Stitzer:
vii.
Benjamin Catherman, born May 1792 in Union County PA; died May 18, 1873.
viii.
Daniel C Catherman, born January 06, 1794 in Union County PA; died September 30,
1873; married Catherine Frederick November 26, 1817 in Union County PA; born March 17,
1800; died January 15, 1882.
Notes for Daniel C Catherman:
More About Daniel C Catherman:
Notes for Catherine Frederick:
ix.
Catherine Catherman, born Abt. 1791 in Union County PA; died June 25, 1850 in At
the Keister farm North East of Rockgrove IL; married Benjamin Keister; born August 13,
1799; died February 21, 1872 in Lena IL.
More About Catherine Catherman:
x.
Barbara Ann Catherman, born February 20, 1799 in Union County PA; died August 08,
1882; married John Frederick; born May 25, 1794; died September 16, 1877.
Notes for Barbara Ann Catherman:
More About Barbara Ann Catherman:
More About John Frederick:
xi.
Conrad Catherman, born March 16, 1801 in Union County PA; died September 27, 1881.
Notes for Conrad Catherman:
Went by the last name Katherman. He lived his whole life in
the View of Penn's Creek west of Hartleton. Was married two time and had a total of 10
children.
More About Conrad Catherman:
xii.
Philip Catherman, born Abt. 1803 in Union County PA; died Abt. 1856.
xiii.
Christian Catherman, born October 28, 1808 in Union County PA; died October 31,
1834.
More About Christian Catherman:
104. William Akers, born
September 07, 1736; died 1835. He was the son
of 208. John Akers and 209. Martha. He
married 105. Rebecca Fish.
105. Rebecca Fish
Notes for William Akers:
2 William Akers b: September 07, 1736 d: 1835
............ +Rebecca Fish
................... 3 John
Akers
................... 3 William
Akers
....................... +Polly Coe m: 1801 in Wayne Co., PA
............................. 4
Rebecca Akers
................................. +Frederick Kayser
............................. 4
John Clements Akers b: 1805
................... 3 Polly
Akers
....................... +Gabriel Davis
................... 3 Elsie
Akers
....................... +Batrle Bartleson
Documents in the Pension file of William Akers
Copied through the kindness of Alta J. Siegert
New Jersey
Akers, William S.
22078
William Akers
Inscribed on the Roll of Pennsylvania
Certificate of Pension issued the 11 day of Oct
Semi-ant. allowance ending 4 March 1834 21.28
Recorded by D. Bown
Book E Vol.
5 p. ---
State of Pennsylvania
On this Twenty Eighth day of November A.D. 1832 personally appeared in open court
That he entered the service of the United States under the followed named officers
and served as herein stated ... He volunteered his service for one month in Hunterdon
County, New Jersey about the 20th of August in the year 1776 under the command of Philip
Philips Col Chambers and General Philemon Dickinson; Stationed on Rariton river near
Woodbridge and served one month. at the expiration of the above month he was drafted in
the militia and served one month in a company commanded by Captain David Jones Col
Chambers and Nathaniel Hare. Stationed on the Rariton river At the expiration of that
month, he was ordered by General Wm. Alexander to watch the movements of the British
troops then about Pennytown, Hopewell Township, Hunterdon County New Jersey. He continued in the service under the same captain
and Colonel until a few days after the Battle of Germantown which battle he was in - this
battle took place in 1777 in the fall. Two
days after the battle of Germantown he was
discharged and went aback to his home in Hunterdon County where he remained until 1778
when he removed to Pennsylvania near Stroudsburg. About
the fist of July 1778 he was ordered out by Col. Jacob Stroud and served one monthly under
Captain John ---. He had no written discharge from Col. Stroud nor had he every a written
discharge as he --- The deponent removed into Wayne County in Sterling Township the last
time about ten years since and resides there now. He
has children both in Penn and New Jersey and has alternately resided with them. The
deponent says there is no clergyman in his neighbourhood with whom he is acquainted. that
there is no living witness as he knows whose testimony he can receive who can testify to
his service nor has he any documentary evidence - The deponent was born September 7th 1736
in Hunterdon County New Jersey He hereby relinquishes his every claim whatever to a
pension or annuity except the present and declares that his name is not on the pension
role of the agency of any State
William
Akers
Sworn to and subscribed
this 28th day of November 1832
in open court
G.B. Wescott
Richard Lancaster and Jeremiah Bennett
We the subscribers residing in Sterling Township in the County of
Wayne aforesaid, hereby certify that we are acquainted with William Akers who has
subscribed and sworn to the above declaration, that we believe him to be ninety six years
of age, that his is --- and believed in the neighborhood where he resides to have been a
soldier of the Revolution and that we concur in that opinion.
Richard Lancaster
Jeremiah Bennett
Sworn and Subscribed in open court
GB Wescott
And the said Court do hereby declare their opinion after the
investigation of the matter and after putting the interrogations prescribed by the War
Department that the above named applicant was Revolutionary soldier and served as he
states - And the Court further certifies that it appears to them that there is no
clergyman residing in the meighbourhood of
the applicant but both Richard Lancaster and Jeremiah Bennet who --- signed the foregoing
certificate are residents of the said Township of Sterling and are credible persons and
that their statement is entitled to credit
Moses Thomas
Isaac Dimmick
I George B. Wescott Prothonatary of the Court of Common Pleas of Wayne County
aforesaid do hereby certify that the foregoing contains the original proceedings of the
said court in the matter of the application of William Akers for a pension.
In
testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand
and
seal of office this twenty Eighty day of November
One
Thousand Eight hundred and Thirty two
GB
Wescott
Prothonotary
Pennsylvania
Personally appeared before me the undersigned Justice of the Peace in and for the
County of Wayne William Akers, who being duly sworn deposeth and saith that by reason of
old age, and the consequent loss of memory, he cannot swear positively as the precise
length of his service, but according to the best of his recollection he served not less
than the two periods mentioned below and in the following grades...
That he entered the service of the United States as a private soldier in the
militia a few days before the Battle of Long Island in August 1776 and was stationed with
his company at the "Blazing Star" Ferry in New Jersey near Woodbridge, but
whether he was enlisted, drafted or volunteered His is at this time from loss of memory
unable to state, but he knows he was in the service from the fact that when he was so
stationed at the Blazing Star his father brought him information of the death of his
brother who was killed in the battle at Long Island. That about the middle of October
following he volunteered in the service as a private for one month at Hunterdon County,
Town of Amwell, New Jersey, being the place of his birth and residence; under the command
of Captain Philip Philllips, Lieut. Andrew Johnson, Colonel Thomas Lowrey commanded the
regiment then, but he was appointed or acted as a commissary - Col. Chamber he believes
then took command. The Generals name
was Dickerson. Was stationed near Woodbridge New Jersey and served out his one month
there. He was then classed and drafted for
one more month - his captain's name was David Jones and his brother Thomas Akers was
Ensign. He believes that Col. Chambers and
Col. Hare had the command. He was stationed
at the same place on the Raritan River and there served out that month. That he thinks he
is correct --- the time of his entering the service for these two months in the middle of
October from the fact that the last month expired but the day before the British entered
New Jersey and he must have been mistaken in his original declaration in which he stated
he volunteered for one month in August preceding. That
upon the expiration of his last month, he went home and stayed one night when in
consequence of the invasion of the British, he and his whole company and all capable of
bearing arms were ordered out into active service. His company was ordered to march to
Trenton to ferry the troops over the River which they did he being with them. Captain John Phillips and Ensign Thomas Akers he
recollects as his officers. They were
ordered to watch the movements of the British Troops for two or three days near Trenton
and then they joined the Regiment under Col. David Chambers. He remained with the troops
in Hunterdon County until after the Hessians were taken at Trenton
--- we marched to Princeton to secure some plunder. We were then ordered to march to the Raritan River
and were stationed at Vaness Mills to guard that place. There we had a skirmish with the
British and took a number of waggons and cattle. I
obtained permission from General Herd who then had command to go home for three days. On my return at the end of three days I understood
that charges had been preferred against Col. Chambers for --- and I was sent to Princeton
& Morristown as a witness against him and was kept tow or three weeks; The colonel was
broke; Our Major's name was William Chamberlin. After
my return from the trial we were ordered to march to Elizabethtown Point; but before we
reached there the order was countermanded and were marched into Pennsylvania. This was near the last of September 1777. We were ordered to a mill to drive off a British
Guard, which we effected and we followed them to Germantown. The battle of Germantown commenced that day and we
were engaged in it. I had two musket balls
shot through my hat on my head. After the battle of Germantown we were ordered up the
Tulphehocken Creek - Our officers were then Major Chamberlin, Captain John Phillips. Major Chamberlin AHD a son killed in that
battle. The next day after the battle our
troops were discharged from the main army. It
took us two days to go home, and then we were all discharged from military duty. From the time of being ordered out in December
1776 after the expiration of the two months above, until three days after the battle of
Germantown I continued in the service of the United States as a private soldier without
any intermission making a period of nine months and twenty three days thereabouts - About
the 20th of June 1778 I moved to Stroudsburg in Northampton County Pennsylvania - After
the massacre by the Indians at Wyoming, I was drafted in t he Pennsylvania Militia under
Colonel Jacob Stroud and Captain John Bush for one month - We built a fort near
Stroudsburg and kept guard there until I had served my time out, when a Regiment of
Rangers were sent on who took our place and we were discharged.
During the two months in which I first served --- the nine months
and twenty three days afterwards and the one month in the Pennsylvania Militia under Col.
Stroud; making in all Twelve months and --- three days I was not employed in any civil
pursuit and for such services I claim a pension.
William Akers
Sworn and subscribed this 4th day of
I do hereby certify that I believe him to be ninety seven
I George B. Wescott Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of the County of
Wayne do certify that Thomas Spangenberg Esquire is an acting Justice of the Peace in and
for said County duly commissioned and Qualified and that the above signature purported to
be his is genuine.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my had and the seal of the said Court
this Fourth day of September One thousand Eight hundred and Thirty three
GeoBWescott
Bethany
Septbr. 5th 1833
J.L. Edwards Esq.
Dear Sir I return to you the papers of Wm. Akers who is applying for a pension
under the late act of Congress - his extreme old age and deafness makes it difficult of
getting a statement of particulars more fully than I have done in his supplementary
affidavit - I believe however he brings himself with in the regulations of your department
Your attention is respectfully called to this application immediately as the man is
very poor and unless the bounty of our Government is soon --- ---- ---- --- --- his
service in the common cause of his country
Very
Respectfully,
Your obd. sevt.
NB Eldred
J.L. Edwrads E
My --- Sir,
I have recd another
|the Court, --- thence, would be greater
Yours,
DD Wagoner
House of R
Feb. 1 1837
1838
East Sterling Wayne Co. Pa
Oct 10 Dear Sir I am
Requsted
I am very Respectfully
J L Edwards
Wm Bortree Pett
Child of William Akers and Rebecca Fish is:
52
i.
William Clement Akers, born September 26, 1776 in NJ; died September 26, 1850 in
PA; married Mary Coe 1801 in Wayne Co., PA.
106. Denman Coe, born
May 26, 1759 in Derby New Haven CT; died 1820 in Franklin OH. He was the son of 212. John Coe and 213.
Hannah Chatfield. He married 107. Mary
Northup.
107. Mary Northup, born
March 02, 1762 in Naugatuck New Haven CT; died 1841.
Notes for Denman Coe:
Mary COE was born 10 Jun 1784 in New Haven, New Haven CT, and died
5 May 1885. She married William Or Clement AKERS Bef 1804 in Newfoundland, Wayne PA. He
was born 26 Sep 1776 in Via Or PA, and died 26 Sep 1850 in Pike PA.
ii. Olive COE was born 1797 in Watertown, Litchfield, CT, and died
3 Sep 1840 in Vermillion, La Salle, IL. She married John HULLINGER 31 Aug 1820 in Clinton,
Franklin, OH. He was born 12 Jan 1795 in Page Co, Page, VA, and died 14 Jan 1836 in
Vermillion, Lasalle IL.
iii. Ransom COE was born 20 Feb 1786 in Watertown, Litchfield CT,
and died 5 Oct 1855 in Clinton, Franklin, OH. He married Elizabeth BEERS 11 Jan 1812 in
Stratford, Fairfield CT. She was born 1 Dec 1794 in Stratford, Fairfield CT.
iv. Ada COE was born 27 Dec 1781 in Naugatuck, New Haven, CT, and
died 18 Aug 1852. She married Moses CHAPMAN. He was born 15 Apr 1782 in Stratford,
Fairfield CT, and died 30 Aug 1871.
v. John Dudley COE was born 26 Feb 1783 in Naugatuck, New Haven,
CT, and died 30 Jul 1862. He married Sarah HOSKINS 1833. She was born 25 Jun 1816 in
Stratford, Fairfield CT, and died 2 Feb 1885.
vi. Hannah COE was born 1788 in Watertown, Litchfield CT.
vii. Theodosia COE was born Abt 1790 in Watertown, Litchfield CT.
She married Wheller PECK.
viii. Electa COE was born 1791 in Watertown, Litchfield CT. She
married Samuel KIRKUM 29 Aug 1815. He was born Abt 1790.
Minus COE was born 1793 in Watertown, Litchfield CT.
x. Harvey COE was born 11 Nov 1794 in Watertown, Litchfield, CT,
and died 1873 in Mifflin, Franklin, OH. He married Jane WHITZER 1819. She was born Abt
1800 in Stratford, Fairfield CT.
xi. Elizabeth COE was born Abt 1802 in Watertown, Litchfield CT.
She married John SHERMAN.
xii. Martha COE was born 27 Dec 1781 in Naugatuck, New Haven, CT,
and died 18 Aug 1852. She married Moses R SPURGEON 13 May 1824 in Franklin, OH. He was
born 15 Apr 1782 in Stratford, Fairfield CT.
From Mrs. Ida
May Roe
Going to our illustrated Wayne of 1900 I found under the heading
"Newfoundland Newfoundland" named By Daniel Stroud who found in that Beautiful
Valley 1900 acres of land unmarked by pre explorers.
The first white man to settle in that vicinity was Denman Coe in
1794. He erected a cat back of F.A. Oppults
residence. William Akers married Mary Coe and
John Clement Akers was the first white child born in Dreher Township. The valley was settled by Germans and called Dutch
Flats
Children of Denman Coe and Mary Northup are:
53
i.
Mary Coe, born June 10, 1784 in New Haven CT; died May 05, 1885; married William
Clement Akers 1801 in Wayne Co., PA.
ii.
Ransom Coe, born February 20, 1786; died October 05, 1855.
iii.
John Dudley Coe, born February 26, 1783; died July 30, 1862.
iv.
Minus Coe, born 1793.
v.
Harvey Coe, born November 11, 1794; died 1873.
vi.
Olive Coe, born 1797; died September 03, 1840.
vii.
Ada Coe, born December 27, 1781; died August 18, 1852.
viii.
Hannah Coe, born 1788.
ix.
Theodosia Coe, born 1790.
x.
Electa Coe, born 1791.
xi.
Elizabeth Coe, born 1802.
xii.
Martha Coe, born December 27, 1781; died August 18, 1822.
Generation No. 8
160. Hans Michael Binkley,
born 1712 in Walhean Bern Switzerld; died March 27, 1775 in HeidlebergTwp, BerkCoPA. He was the son of 320. Hans Christen Binkley
and 321. Elizabeth Burri. He married 161.
Maria Julian.
161. Maria Julian, born
1715.
Notes for Hans Michael Binkley:
Children of Maria Julian and Hans Michael Binkley are: i. Capt. Christian Binkley was born 21
Apr 1738 in Pennsylvania, and died 21 Jun 1832 in Perry Co., Ohio. He married Elizabeth
Reid 1757. She was born 1739 in Pennsylvania, and died 18 Apr 1814.
ii.
Elesabetha Margaretina Binkley was born 10 Nov 1741 in MuddyCreek, LancasterPA.
iii.
Capt. Johann Marcus (Mark) Binkley was born 8 Sep 1747 in MuddyCreek, LancasterPA, and
died 4 Jan 1805. He married Magdalena Diessler 27 Nov 1770 in 5 children.
4. iv. Ensign
Henrick Binkley was born 1749 in MuddyCreek, LancasterPA, and died 30 Jul 1804. He married
Ann Maria Ruth in 10 children.
v. Johan
Peter Binkley was born 1 Aug 1750 in Ref.Luthrn, LancasterPA.
vi.
Maria Dorothea Binkley was born 1752 in Ref.Luthrn, LancasterPA. She married George
Stephen 22 Mar 1768. He was born 1750.
Child of Hans Binkley and Maria Julian is:
80
i.
Ensign Henrick Binkley, born 1749 in MuddyCreek, LancasterPA; died July 30, 1804;
married Ann Maria Ruth.
192. David Kattermann, born July 12, 1731 in Michelfeld Germany; died Abt.
1806 in Baffalo Valley Swengel Union
Co PA. He was the son of 384. Johann
Ulrich Katterman and 385. Agnes Katharina Kuhlewein. He married 193. Catharina Barbara 1752.
193. Catharina Barbara
Notes for David Kattermann:
Came to PA in 1752 from Michefeld Germany he was a farmer
Blacksmith and carpenter. He first lived at
Tulpehocken Berks CO PA and attended the Christ Lutheran Church with his other Kattermann
relatives. About 1775 he moved to
Northumberland Co. to a location which is now called Union Co. In David's will he is referred to as David
Catherman but when he signed his will he used his old German spelling Kattermann for his
signature.
His brother John picked Cotterman Some siblings were named
Kotterman
Born Heidelburg Baden Germany source I.G.I.
Passenger and Immigration list index Vol. 2 H-N P. 1053
Came over on the St. Andrew 9-23-1752 Left Plymouth England
Captain James Abercrombie
More About David Kattermann:
Children of David Kattermann and Catharina Barbara are:
96
i.
Jacob Catherman, born 1758 in Tulpehocken Berks Co PA; died January 1829; married
Magdalene Frederick Abt. 1779.
ii.
Maria Barbara Katterman
iii.
Catharina Katterman, born 1756.
iv.
George Katherman
v.
Conrad Katterman, born 1765.
vi.
Elizabeth Katterman, born January 24, 1768.
vii.
Catherine Catherman
194. George Frederick He married 195. Elizabeth Magdalene.
195. Elizabeth Magdalene
Child of George Frederick and Elizabeth Magdalene is:
97
i.
Magdalene Frederick, born Abt. 1760; died October 1832; married Jacob Catherman
Abt. 1779.
208. John Akers, born
January 02, 1712/13 in Hunterdon County, NJ; died November 02, 1783 in Amwell Township,
Hunterdon Co., NJ. He married 209. Martha.
209. Martha, born
September 10, 1718 in Hunterdon County, NJ; died December 29, 1808.
Notes for John Akers:
The following is from
You will find that most printed sources say that John's father was
Simon II, but as GMNJ said in its early article, there is NO PROOF for the supposition
that Rev. Shearer made. Furthermore, a record
of the church in Maidenhead, has baptismal record for John, the son of William A
(unfortunately the page was torn), but there was no other family whose surname started
with A, other than the Andersons in the area at the time and I've never found a record for
a William Anderson. I can't logically explain
the Simon Akers who d. in 1722 whose estate was administered by Simon, although I'd like
to think that some court clerk simply made a mistake.
I can find no further information about the first William Akers in
Hopewell after 1722.
Monette also claimed that the William who came to Maidenhead was
the son of Desiretruth and John Akers of MA. I
calculated once that if that were so, he'd have been in his teens when the 1698 agreement
was signed for Maidenhead's meeting house. Also,
I found William Akers witnessing a deed in Newtown between a Phillips and Hunt, both of
whom were 1698 Maidenhead settlers a couple years earlier.
It's unlikely that a teenager would have been a witness for a legal
documents much less party to the 1698 agreement.
I haven't done much with the Akers for several years, but I didn't
want to send information without those couple cautions.
You may want to check this website:
Look under court cases for the case involving Thomas Akers. It mentions your William coming to visit his
mother.
Anyway, the descendency chart from John and Martha Akers follows
my signature. ( I descend from Thomas and
Ruth Akers). In a separate email, I will paste some of the documentation, especially for
your line.
Descendants of John Akers
1 John Akers b:
January 02, 1712/13 in Hunterdon County, NJ d: November 02, 1783 in Amwell Township,
Hunterdon Co., NJ
.. +Martha --- b: September 10, 1718 d: December 29, 1808
........ 2 Susanna
Akers b: November 29, 1734 d: February 04, 1812
............ +--- Roberts
................... 3 Amos
Roberts
........ 2 William
Akers b: September 07, 1736 d: 1835
............ +Rebecca Fish
................... 3 John
Akers
................... 3 William
Akers
....................... +Polly Coe m: 1801 in Wayne Co., PA
............................. 4
Rebecca Akers
................................. +Frederick Kayser
............................. 4
John Clements Akers b: 1805
................... 3 Polly
Akers
....................... +Gabriel Davis
................... 3 Elsie
Akers
....................... +Batrle Bartleson
........ 2 Mary Akers
b: October 27, 1738 d: January 18, 1738/39
........ 2 Thomas
Akers b: January 20, 1739/40 in Hunterdon County, NJ d: November 09, 1830 in Amwell
Township, Hunterdon Co., NJ
............ +Ruth --- m: Bef. 1779 d: Aft. 1785
................... 3 Abner
Akers b: in Hunterdon County, NJ d: February 1844 in Hunterdon County, NJ
....................... +Mary Holcombe b: 1786 in Hunterdon
County, NJ m: January 02, 1802 in Hunterdon County, NJ d: Aft. 1850 in Indiana
............................. 4
Daniel Akers d: Bef. 1881
............................. 4
Leah Akers d: Bef. 1881
............................. 4
Ruth Akers d: Bef. 1881
................................. +Samuel Skillman m: January 25,
1827
............................. 4
Maria Akers
................................. +Aaron Holcombe m: April 16,
1836 in Hunterdon County, NJ
............................. 4
Uriah Akers b: November 30, 1803 in Amwell Township, Hunterdon Co., NJ
d: November 28, 1888 in West Amwell, Hunterdon Co., NJ
................................. +Elizabeth Clawson b: April 28,
1813 in Pennsylvania m: March 20, 1830 in Amwell Township, Hunterdon Co., NJ d: August 09,
1889 in Lambertville, Hunterdon Co., NJ
............................. 4
Joseph Akers b: 1814
................................. +Sarah Ann --- b: 1823
............................. 4
Cordelia Akers b: June 02, 1819 in New Jersey d: August 23, 1906 in
Hendricks County, Indiana
................................. +Solomon Price m: July 16, 1836
in Hunterdon County, NJ
............................. *2nd Husband of Cordelia Akers:
................................. +Christopher Case m: March 26,
1846 in Hunterdon County, NJ
............................. *3rd Husband of Cordelia Akers:
................................. +David Ballard b: 1808 in
Virginia m: September 19, 1856 in Hendricks County, Indiana
................... 3 John
Akers b: 1778 d: July 1850
................... 3 Ruth
A. Akers b: March 31, 1780 d: April 13, 1862 in Hunterdon County, New Jersey
........ 2 Obadiah
Akers b: December 28, 1742 d: June 26, 1780 in Amwell Township, Hunterdon Co., NJ
............ +Ann ---
................... 3 Catherine
Akers
................... 3 John
Akers
................... 3 Mary
Akers
........ 2 John Akers
b: February 20, 1743/44 d: August 27, 1776 in LI, NY
........ 2 Mary Akers
b: March 09, 1746/47 d: August 30, 1768
........ 2 Jonathan
Akers b: June 10, 1749 d: June 21, 1750
........ 2 Ruth Akers
b: August 23, 1751 d: February 03, 1780
........ 2 Martha
Akers b: September 07, 1753 d: March 31, 1758
........ 2 Alice
Akers b: July 31, 1755 d: August 10, 1845 in Hunterdon County, New Jersey
............ +John Abbott b: January 04, 1759 m: February 18, 1779
in Hunterdon County, NJ d: July 26, 1840 in Hunterdon County, New Jersey
................... 3 Martha
Abbott b: September 10, 1779 d: June 17, 1847
................... 3 Catherine
Abbott b: April 06, 1781 d: August 08, 1805
................... 3 William
Abbbott b: April 27, 1783
................... 3 Mary
Abbott b: December 01, 1784
................... 3 Joseph
Abbott b: February 12, 1787
................... 3 John
A. Abbott, Jr. b: March 09, 1789
................... 3 Isaac
Abbott b: June 29, 1791 d: May 13, 1792
................... 3 Sarah
Abbott b: April 18, 1793
....................... +Lewis Peters
................... 3 Abraham
Abbott b: January 29, 1797
........ 2 Jonathan
Akers b: May 29, 1757 d: December 11, 1827
............ +Catherine Abbott b: December 05, 1761 m: October 14,
1780 in Hunterdon County, NJ d: 1827
................... 3 Obadiah
Akers
....................... +Phebe Hart m: June 02, 1808 in Hunterdon
County, NJ
................... 3 Daniel
Akers
................... 3 Amelia
Akers
................... 3 Sarah
Akers
....................... +William Barnes m: March 06, 1805
................... 3 Mary
Akers
....................... +Jonathan Milburn
........ 2 Daniel
Akers b: June 27, 1760 d: January 14, 1780
Documentation that I've gathered on some early Akers follows. It gets a bit dicey with all the Williams in the
18th century. Michael Caldwell has done a lot
with Robert's line and I think he believes the William who d. about 1815 in Hunterdon is
Robert's son, the only one of Robert's children not to have gone to Bedford Co., Pa.
I'll see if I transcribed your William Akers' pension application
and send it as an attachment.
Simon Akors
Records of the Hunterdon County Court of Common Pleas
Volume II: Dec.
1726 Leonard v. Akers
July
1727 Porterfield v. Akers 4.30 debt
#1587,
p.110 Thomas Leonard v. Acors
Debt L12, Rule in Custody
p. 117 couldn't loccate
#1251,
p. 94 Richard Furman v. Simon
Acors
Debt L10 at supra
#2972 Simon Acors, Rule in
Custody, 1729
Volume III:
p.83 Simon
Ackers In custody Oct, 1729
#4400 Joseph Read v. Simon
Akers
case L__ Rule in Custody Aug. 1730
p.
167 Simon Akers L10 Rule in Custody
# p.264 John Dagworthy v. Simon Akers
Debt L8.10.4
Oct., l731
Oct. 2,
1732, Judgement entered for want of a plea
p.
271 Thomas Leonard v. Simon Akers
Debt L12. Damages 4.10.4 Dec., l731
p.
295 Thomas Leonard v. Simon Akers
suit above still not paid
May, l732
p.
302 Executors of Joshua Anderson v. Simon Akers
Debt L7.0.8. Feb.,
1732
p.
314 Executors of Joshua Anderson v. Simon Akers
same as above May, 1732
p.
323 Thomas Leonard v. Simon Akers
same as 1732 with cost L5:10:10 added
"non est"
Executors of Joshua Anderson v. Simon Akers
as above, plus L7.8.0 rule in custody
for the body,
stay of execution for 3 months, Aug., 1732
#1364
Thomas Leonard v. Symon Akors
Debt L12:0:10, l.5.6, 2nd case 11.3, Oct., l732
#1465
Joseph Reed v. Symon Akors
Writ of Inquiry, judgement confessed, Oct., l732
#1485
Joseph Reed v. Symon Akors
Defendent confesses judgement for L4.11 with costs,
Feb., 1732(3?)
Volume !V p. 403
Joseph Reed v. Symon Akers
debt due L3.10.4 costs 4.11.7 Feb.
John Dagworthy v. Symon Akors< Oct. 1733
Debt. 8.0.4, Cost 2.14.11, again Feb. 1734 p. 146 Joseph Reed v. John
Dagworthy for the escape of Symon
Oct. 1734 Joseph Reed V. John Dagworthy, Esq. Later Sherriff
of
Simon Akers disappears from the Court of Common Pleas records
after this date
Chester County, PA wills
1708 Simon Akers Witnessed nuncupative will of Noah Watkins. Executor Philip Yarnell, sole heir
Simon Aker witness to deed of lease & release, William & Mary Sackett of New Town, Queens County upon Nasaw
Island, Province of NY to Nathaniel Moore of
Hopewell, 5 June 1731
W.R. Akers, "Our Kinfolk" 1957 m.in Edgemont Twp., Chester Co., Pa migrated to Roanoke settlement ca. 1742 member of Augusta Co. Militia, 1742 with son William
executor
to will of Daniel Monahan, 1744 and guardian
to his daughter Mary Monahan
Constable and road overseer, 1745
d. 1749, will mentions wife Mary, sons, William, Thomas, Uriah, Ruth, left estate
of L59.19.6
Children: William b.
1730 d. 1810 m. Elizabeth Martye
Thomas b. 1733 d. 1815 m. Mary Smith
Uriah
Ruth
" settled Ballyhack, today Mt. Pleasant, rougly outlined by
Roanoke River to the north, Back Creek to the south and east and Yellow Mountain to the
west
" member of Augusta Co. Militia, 1742 along with a Tasker
Tosh (a Daniel Tosh intermarried with Margery, daughter
of John & Margery Acres of RI bef. 1698)
NJ Wills, Simon Akers given letters of administration on the
estate of Simon Akers, 1722
NJ Wills, witnessed the will of
Jonathan Roberts, 1720, with Ralph Hart, Moses Dickenson, &
Edward Hart. Ralph
Hart was called the brother of testator. Ralph
Hart's daughter Sarah m. Robert Akers.
GMNJ, Vol. 37, 1937, pp.53-4
Simon Akers, son of William Akers of Maidenhead b. ca. 167-, d.
1722; "without any proof, Shearer-Akers Genealogy credits him with 3 sons: Simon b. abt. 1690, Constable 1722/23 & /
Overseer of Raods 1724/5 at Maidenhead, Robert, b. about 1703 and John b. 2 Jan. 1713 m.
Martha, d. 2 Nov. 1783"
ROBERT AKERS
Hunterdon Co.Loan Office Records:
Robert Akers obtained loan on land, 1740 in Hopewell bordering Timothy
Titus
HHN Winter 1979, p. 277 "Hunterdon County Cort of Oyer and
Terminer. Robert Akers and Vincent Runion,
constables for Hopewell
Bible Record, NJ State Library
William Akers Oct.
20, 1730 (note to me: the mysterious William Akers who d. 1814 is prob. the one that
witnessed Susannah Titus Hunt's will in 1796. What's
the connection?)
Ruth Dec. 2, 1732
Abia Dec. 20, 1742
article also mentions a lease in Loudon Co., Va., 1775 to Ralph Akers
GMNJ, Vol. 12, 1937, pp.53-4
sup. son of Simon
Akers, b. abt. 1703
Hunterdon Co. Inferior Court of Common Pleas, #200 (Misc. Records)
Affadavit of Thomas
Hoff that Robert Akers "absents himself from his creditors"
and that he is "not a resident of this province at this
time" 14 Sept. 1761
HC Court of Common Pleas
Vol. III
May 1745 Isaac Larew v. Robert Akers - writs returnable to 1746
term
May 20th 1746 Special bail ---- filed. John Akers bail received.
Aug. 1746 Isaac Larew v. Robert Akes - Debt on Mahlon Cox
Attorn for the plaintiff Ordered that judgement be Entered in this case for Want of a Plea
Oct. 7, 1746 Isaac Larew v. Robert Akers In Debt --- cash sealed & Copy costs filed
Feb. 1748 William Morris v. Robert Akers The Sheriff the --- ---
in this Causes & to him Directed that he hath Levied on the Goods & Chattels of
the Defendent to the value of the Debt & Damages therein mentioned
Vol VI
May 1752 John Vandike V. Robert Akers L24
October 1752 Abraham Coleman for Richard William that
judgment be entered for want of a plea.
Nov. 19, 1752 Costs filed
Vol. VII Robert & John Akers, jurors
Feb. 1755 James Larwoe v. Robert Akers L14
William Cox v. Robert Akers 47.5.3
Aug. 1755 in Case of James Larwoe v. Robert Akers-
defendendt to stnad
Vol Vii
Oct. 1759 Jos.---now v. Robert Akers
Hopewell Records: Robert
Akers - overseer River Rd., 1731/2, 1735/6; constable 1747/8; overseer of Highways 1753;
Records a horse, 1736, ewe, 1750
(the DAR application must be for William the son of Robert, given
the date of William's birth)
Robert Akers witnessed the deed from Robert Combs to John Akers in
1759
Bible record sent by Michael Caldwell (as abstracted on
family group sheet)
Robert Akers b. 5 April 1703 d. Dec. 1791, Bedford Co. PA
Sarah Hart b. 13 March 1706 d. ca. 1791 Bedford Co. PA dau.
of Ralph Hart & Sarah
Ralph b. 20 Oct. 1728 Loudon Co. VA d. 1817, Providence,
Bedford PA
William b. 20 Oct. 1728 d. ca. 1830 Franklin co. VA. m.
Polly Blackburn
Ruth 2 Dec. 1732
Robert 26 Sept. 1734 - Dec. 1734
Sarah 23 Dec. 1735
Robert 23 Jan. 1737
Naomi 1 Apr.
1740
Abiah 20 Dec. 1742 d. 6 nov. 1815
Mary 14 Sept 1745
Abigail 20 Jul 1749 Rachel,
twin
Jon Jon?
In 1762 petioned with 28 other Trustees for a lottery to raise
800lbs. to build a meeting house in Pennington to the Assembly - denied
Bible record in NJ State Library copied from a Bible that was in
the possession of Dr. Ralph Akers of Miami, Fla (no date)
William October 20, 1730
Naomi Akers Jeans Apr. 1, 1741
no Abigail, Mary or Rachel
NJ Calendar of Wills, Vol. II, 1730-1750
Abraham Larew, Hopewell, Hunterdon Co., 26 Feb. 1747
Wife, Hamekie. Children: Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Susanna,
wife of Cornelius Slack, Altie, Catran and Mary. Wexecutors,
wife and son Abraham.
Wit: Robert Akers, William Wood, Andrew Smith
Feb. 14, 1749, Inv. Of estate made by Andrew Smith and
Robert Akers
David Larew, 24 Jan. 1732, Hopewell, Hunterdon Co.
Inv. Of estate includes bonds of Richard Farman, Robert Com,
William Larrans, Robert Acres, Thomas Morrel, Jseph Reed, John Hunt, John Titus, Edward
Borrous. . Account includes Acres.
JOHN AKERS OF AMWELL b. 1713
Hopewell Church Records - John, son of William A (page torn off
but the only A other than Akers was Anderson and I haven't found a William Anderson)
From the Pension application of Alice Abbot based upon the service
of her husband John Abbott
The ages of John Akers, Senr and his family
John Akers was born January 2nd 1713 and died the 2nd day of
Novem 1783
Martha Akers was born Septm 10th 1718 and died December 29
about 3 o'clock in the morning in 1808
Susannah Akers was born 22 Novem 1731 and died Februry 4th
1812
William Akers was born __ of September 1736
Mary Akers was born 27 October 1738 and died the 18th of
January 1739 Thomas Akers was born the 20th of January 1740 and died November 9th 1830
Obadiah Akers was born the 28 of December 1742 and died June
26th 1780
John Akers was born February 20 1744 lost on long Island
August 27 1776
Mary Akers was born 9 March 1747 and died August 30th 1768
Jonathan Akers was born June 20 1749 and died June 2l 1750
Ruth Akers was born Augt 23 1751 and died February 3rd 1780
Martha Akers was born Sept 7 1753 and died March 3lst 1758
Alce Akers was born July 31 1755
Jonathan Akers was born Ma29 1757 and died December 11th
1827
Daniel Akers was born June 27 1760 and died January 14 1780
present at the wedding of Alice Akers and John Abbott were her
sisters-in-law Ruth and Ann, the wives of Thomas and Obadiah, bridesmaid Martha Burroughs
West Jersey Deeds
K 180 Samuel Jobs to John Akers, 1736 53 acres in Amwell;
Job's wife Rachel was the dau. of Peter Wilson, dec'd. by Wilson's will of 1723 she
inherited 1/3, Rachel and Samuel Jobs bought the other 2/3s from her sisters and their
husbands viz Martha & Abel Tilton and Mary Crawford;
land adjoins Thomas Burrows and Robert combs, Combs was a witness
K185 John Coxe to
John Akers, 1749
43 acres
part of Daniel Coxe's 30,000 acre tract in Hopewell; abuts
Jonathan Smith's land
S77 1759 Robert
Combs to John Akers, 1759 100 acres
Combs purchased of Jobs in 1735; Combs now of ___ Twp,
Phila. Co.
abuts John Bull and Robert Combs
H.C. Mortgages, Vol. 1, p. 2 - Peter Wilson to William Humphries;
land abuts Robert Combs and John Akers
Will of John Akers, 1783
wife Martha, son William, son Thomas, daughter Susanna
Roberts and her son Amos, son Jonathan, dau. Else Abbott
Wintessed will of Jonathan Roberts, Hopewell, 175l &
inventoried estate with Jonathan Smith
Inventoried following estates:
Peter Wilson, 1777 with Timothy Smith
Jacob Reeder, 1777 with Thomas Wilson
Aaron Carman (m. Rachel Wilson) 1775 with John Holcomb
William Stevenson, 1767 with Andrew Muirhead
Joseph PRice, 1775 with Andrew Muirhead
Hale, Rev. John, John
Akers contributed 1 pound to the salary of the
York, "The Pennington Area Presbyterians" with 28 other
trustees requested permission from the Assembly for a
lottery to raise 800 lbs. to build a meeting house at Pennington -
denied
Also Robert Akers
H.C. Misc. Court Records, M.R. 4054 Thomas Akers v. James Wilson -
John Akers and Peter
H.C. Ratables -
Amwell Twp. 1778 153
acres, 3 h., 4 c, 6 p; 1 sm.
Hopewell
1778 43 acres
Census of 1860, Hopewell Twp.,
John Acres, 20, in Josiah Phillips' Household, 29, Elizabeth 23,
William L. 2, Elizabeth Lenora, 160, George Baldwin, 11, black
AMOS AKERS
Rev. War Index, NJ Archives:
Ref. Mss. 3614 b. Amwell, Hunterdon Co.; Private, Capt. John
Phillips
Co., Col. David Chambers Reg. H.C. Militia
signed petition to legislature 20 Oct. 1777
enlisted 28 May 78 for nine months
23 years of age, 5'10 1/2" tall, complexion dark, hair
curled (b. 1755)
Ref. Mss. 9902 re-enlisted 26th Feb. 1779, on rolls a Aug.
1778,
Corporal Captain Weymon's 7th Co., Col. Ogden's Reg.
Continental Line
1 Marc - 20 May 1783
21 April 1783 musterd by Major William Barber, Assistant
Inspector to
Mustered 20 May 1783 Col. William Stewart, Inspector to the
Northern
Land Warrent 8083 from United States
REvolutionary War Slips:
Private, Capt. John Phillips Co., 2nd Regiment, Printed Roster,
Mss 675
Pirvate, Thomas Akers Ensign, above Reg., Mss.3615, Mss 3614
did not copy ref. #s for:
b. Amwell, 23 years of age, 5'10 1/2", from Col. Joseph
Phillips
1st Reg. H.C. Militia toward filling the 4th Battalion
2nd NJ Reg., Private, Capt. Phillips Co. 2/28/78 - 8/1/78
Cpl.,
NJ Capt. Abel Weymon's Co., 7th Co. NJ Reg., Continental
Line, under col. Ogden 5/20/83
mustered by Maj. Wm. Barger 4/21/83
mustered by Col. W. Stewart 5/20/83
3773, p. 2, Causualty Book, 2nd NJ, Priavte in Capt.
Phillips Co., 5/28/78
NJ line 43, Gratuity to 2nd Regiment, 1780, 1781, 1782
Misc. Accts. No. 1, p. 470, No. 56,063, Letter I, Date
5/l/84, Interest to
(Was this Amos the iligitimate son of Susannah Akers Roberts? Her father's will reads "… daughter
Susanna Akers and her son Amos" and does not give Amos a last name)
Mercer co. Tombstones, Ewing:
Amos Akers b. Oct. 14, 1819 d. Oct. 19, 1867
Hunterdon Co. Court of Common Pleas
Vol. 17, May 1805
Overseers of the poor of Hopewell Twp. v. Overseers of Poor of
Amwell Twp. in case regarding Amos Akers "pauper" where Amos Akers had been
ordered by Amwell Overseers to remove from Amwell. Court's
decision was that he had been "unduly" removed and Amwell was ordered to pay
Hopewell the cost of removal
William Akers
Misc. Hunterdon County Court Records, M.R. 4054 - Wiiliam Akers,
brother of Thomas,
NJA Rev. War Index:
signed petition, Nov. 1, 1784 saying that he enlisted for 3 months
in 1781 to receive 4.10.0 per month and was paid only 50s (prob. Robert's William)
(John's William) Age 40, Private & Corporal, 3rd Regiment,
Hunterdon Co. Militia, Capt. John Phillips Co., Col. David Chambers Reg., 1777; Active
Service, Battle of Van Nest's Mills, Jan 20, 1777 Mss.
675, 705
NJ Archive, Revolutionary War Slips:
Mss. 675, 705 Private, Capt. John Phillips Co., Col. Chambers 3rd
Reg., H.C. Miliitia, 1777, age 40
DAR Application #58013 William
Akers b. 10-3-1730, d. 7-29-1814, m. Eleanor
Lanning
b. 3-16-1734 d. 7-3-1819, m. 1762
had son Robert b. 1775 m. Anna Girton of Bucks Co., Captain Tucker's
co., st Reg., H.C. Militia, Capt. Phillips Co., 3rd Reg., H.C. Militia
NJ Will abstracts: William
Akers, 1814, wife Eleanor, son Richard, son-in-law William Burroughs
witness: Daniel Howell, Philip Hart, George Muirhead
From records in DAR application of Mrs. Bessie Miner Johnson,
1950s
Notarized statement says the records are copied from a Bible which
belonged to Miss Carrie Osborn, Cleveland, Ohio which went to Sarah Beardsley at Miss
Osborn's death
William Akers 10-30-1730
Elanor Lanning 7-30-1734
Azubah b. 12-8-1762
Zeruiah b. 10-25-1765
Jesse b. 9-14-1769
Robert b. 10-9-1775 d. 4-30-1824
Richard b. 2-16-1778
Robert Akers m. Anna Gerton b. Nov. 19, 1779 in Bucks Co., PA
Elanor b. 7-16-1762
Zeruiah b. 10-25-1765
Jesse b. 9-14-1769
Robert b. 10-9-1775 d. 4-30-1824
Richard b. 2-16-1778
Will abstracts: William
Aker, 1760: Of Amwell, Wife Ann, children not named except for Peter,
oldest son, witn: Joseph Runyon, Philip Yoger, John Opdyck, Inv.: Joseph Runyon & John
Opdyck
1798: William Akers witness to will of Susannah Titus Hunt
HC Court of Common Pleas
Vol. 12 William Akers
v. The State. Akers had been fined for not
turning out with the Militia in Dec. of 1777 and appealed the fine at the May session of
the Court of Common Pleas.
PA Census 1800
William Acres, Northampton Co, PA. M: 1 26-45, 1>45, F: 1>45
PA 1790 William Akers: M: 1
16+, F: 2 in Bedford PA with Robert's family
History of Wayne, Pike & Monroe Counties, PA by Alfred
Matthews, 1886
pp. 804-806 - apparently interviewed Rebecca Kayser, aged
near 80
William Akers, Sr. a weaver in Dreher m. Rebecca Fish
children: John
m.
Elizabeth m. John Sheerer
John M.
William m.
Mary "Polly" Coe abt. 1800
John Clements
Rebecca m. Frederick Kayser
Polly m.
Gabriel Davis
Elsie m. Bartle Barltelson
Bible Records from DAR Library File copied from a bible which
belonged to RAchel Oxley Coe to Sohie Ann Akers Key then to Edrick Lorenzo Key then to
Irma Livesta Key Long, 1955
Bible dated 1869
Marriage Records
William Akers and Polly Blackburn Akers were married at the home
of his parents, William and Elizabeth Martye Akers in Augusta Co. Va. Jan. 4, 1772
Stephen Grover Akers, son of William and Polly Blackburn Akers and
Rachel Oxely Coxel were married April 3, 1820 in Franklin Co., Va.
Andrew Cooper and Locky Akers were married Jan. 8, 1848 in
Franklin Co., Va.
Elchaney Harvey Key and Sophie Ann Akers were married Sept. 13,
1865 at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Grover Akers, in Franklin Co., Va.
Birth Records
William Akers was born Jan. 17, 1735 in Augusta Co., Va.
Polly Blackburn Akers was born April 2, 1755 in Augusta Co.
Va.
Stephen Grover Akers was born April 1, 1798 in Franklin Co., Va.
Rachel Oxley Coxel Akers was born Jan. 6, 1805 in Franklin
Co., Va.
Locky Akers born December 25, 1824 in Franklin Co., Va
Sarah Akers born November 8, 1826 in Franklin Co., Va
Paziade Akers born December 28, 1828 in Franklin Co., Va
Sparrel Akers born December 7, 1830 in Franklin Co., Va
Stephen G. Akers born September 3, 1833 in Franklin Co., Va
Henry Akers born October 2, 1835 in Franklin Co., Va
Abigail Akers born January 4, 1838 in Franklin Co., Va
Charles Madison Akers born December 21, 1839 in Franklin
Co., Va
Rachel Akers born August 16, 1843 in Franklin Co., Va
Sophi Ann Akers born April 1, 1846 in Franklin Co., Va
Death Records
William Akers died November 21, 1836 in Franklin Co., Va
Polly Blackburn Akers died June 7, 1844 in Franklin Co., Va
Rachel Oxley Coxel Akers died October 4, 1889 in Franklin
Co., Va
Stephen Grover Akers died March 2, 1878 in Franklin Co., Va
DANIEL AKERS
NJ Archives, Rev. War slips:
Daniel Akers Mss 675, Private, Capt. John Phillips Co.,etc.
Alice Abbott's pension statement:
Daniel Akers was born June 27 1760 and died 1780, son of John and Martha
Mercer Co. Tombstone Inscriptions:
Daniel d. l863 aged 75 (b.
1788)
Daniel M. d. Mar 6, 18_4 age 40
Elizabeth, wife of Daniel d. Sept. 26 1852, age 26
Daniel Akers son of Jonathan Akers & Catherine Abbott, H.C.
Partitions, Book 1, p. 236
Lee, F.B.: Daniel Akers b. Jan. 15, 1788 and d. Feb. 25, 1863 m.
Elizabeth Hagaman b. Sept. l, 1792 and d. Sept. 19, 1858
Children: Oliver, 1813 d. 1813
Mary Ann b. 1814 m. Ralph Cornell d. 1880
Catherine b. 1817 d. 1830
Amos b. 1819 d. 1817
Abraham b. 1823
Melinda b. 1829 d. 1898
Lewis b. 1831 d 1899
Catherine 1834 d. 1893
Levi b. 1836 d. 1906
Emma 1839 -1870
Oliver is buried at Mount Airy where many of Obadiah's family is
buried, and Alice Akers Abbott is buried
(Was this Daniel the son of Jonathan, grandson of Thomas?)
Census 1850, Mercer Co., Ewing Twp. p. 693
Daniel Akers 72
Catherine E. 26
Emma 20
Levi 25
Female 35
Abella 7
Alfred 14
Will Abstract, 1762, Danield Accor of New Brunswick, Middlesex
Co.; wife Martha, dau. Ann unmarried and minor, dau. Mary, son Andrew, sons Daniel;
LDS Internet Family Search Site
Daniel Akers, Jr. b. Dec. 11, 1775 m. Rachel Rose, d. in Erie, PA
Oliver
JOHN AKERS
Will abstract, Paul Loots, 1762, of Bergen Co. - John Acker a
cousin and executor
John Akers (Rev.
War Generation)
NJ ARchives, Rev. War Index:
Child of John Akers and Martha is:
104
i.
William Akers, born September 07, 1736; died 1835; married Rebecca Fish.
212. John Coe, born
September 18, 1729 in Stratford Fairfiel CT; died December 10, 1783 in Derby New Haven CT. He was the son of 424. Ebenezer Coe. He married 213. Hannah Chatfield September
08, 1755.
213. Hannah Chatfield,
born 1738 in Derby New Haven CT. She was the
daughter of 426. Jjohn Chatfield and 427. Anna Harger.
Children of John Coe and Hannah Chatfield are:
106
i.
Denman Coe, born May 26, 1759 in Derby New Haven CT; died 1820 in Franklin OH;
married Mary Northup.
ii.
John Coe, born March 27, 1764.
Generation No. 9
320. Hans Christen Binkley,
born 1669 in Guiggisberg, Canton Bern, Switzerland; died 1713 in Canton Bern Switzerlnd. He was the son of 640. Peter Binkley and 641.
Magdelena Spring. He married 321.
Elizabeth Burri October 20, 1693 in Guiggisberg, Canton Bern, Switzerland.
321. Elizabeth Burri,
born April 1669 in Guiggisberg, Canton Bern, Switzerland..
She was the daughter of 642. Jaggi Burri and 643. Elisabeth Zbindon.
Notes for Hans Christen Binkley:
Children of Elizabeth Burri and Christen (Binggeli) Binkley are: i. Johannes Binkley was born 1695 in
Guggisberg, Bern, Switze, and died 4 May 1749 in Pennsylvania. He married Barbara Landis.
ii.
Christen Binkley was born 10 May 1696 in Guggisberg, Bern, Switze.
iii.
Barbara Binkley was born 13 May 1698 in Walhean Bern Switzerland.
iv.
Christen Binkley was born 12 Jun 1701 in Walhean Bern Switzerland.
v. Anna
Binkley was born 7 Jan 1702/03 in Walhean Bern Switzerland.
vi.
Peter Binkley was born 2 Mar 1703/04 in Walhean Bern Switzerland, and died 20 Aug 1793. He
married Anna M. Geiger. He married Maria Weale.
vii.
Elsbeth Binkley was born 26 Sep 1706 in Walhean Bern Switzerland.
viii.
Christina Binkley was born 27 Jan 1707/08 in Walhean Bern Switzerland.
ix.
Ullrich Binkley was born 13 Apr 1710 in Walhean Bern Switzerland.
8. x. Hans
Michael Binkley was born 1712 in Walhean Bern Switzerland, and died 27 Mar 1775 in
HeidlebergTwp, BerkCoPA. He married Maria Julian. She was born 1715 in Switzerland?, and
died in Pennsylvania or Ohio?.
Submitted by Professor Genealogy
Child of Hans Binkley and Elizabeth Burri is:
160
i.
Hans Michael Binkley, born 1712 in Walhean Bern Switzerld; died March 27, 1775 in
HeidlebergTwp, BerkCoPA; married Maria Julian.
384. Johann Ulrich
Katterman, born 1702 in Michelfeld Germany; died November 09, 1745 in Michelfeld
Germany. He was the son of 768. Weyrich
Katterman and 769. Elisabeth. He
married 385. Agnes Katharina Kuhlewein November 16, 1728.
385. Agnes Katharina
Kuhlewein, born Bet. 1689 - 1712 in Michelfeld Germany; died Bet. 1734 - 1800.
Children of Johann Katterman and Agnes Kuhlewein are:
192
i.
David Kattermann, born July 12, 1731 in Michelfeld Germany; died Abt. 1806 in
Baffalo Valley Swengel Union Co PA; married
Catharina Barbara 1752.
ii.
Hans Jacob Kattermann, born August 04, 1729 in Michelfeld Germany; died July 09,
1754.
iii.
Johann Philip Kattermann, born January 02, 1732/33 in Michelfeld Germany.
iv.
Jhon Weyrick Kattermann Cotterman, born March 20, 1735/36 in Michelfeld Germany;
married Margaret Elizabeth Zeller September 27, 1778 in Tulpenhocken Twp. Berks PA; born
1757 in Berks Co PA.
v.
Agnes Maria Kattermann, born March 24, 1737/38 in Michelfeld Germany.
vi.
Anna Elisabethe Kattermann, born July 18, 1741 in Michelfeld Germany.
424. Ebenezer Coe, born
August 18, 1704 in Stratford Fairfiel CT; died March 22, 1766. He was the son of 848. John Coe.
Child of Ebenezer Coe is:
212
i.
John Coe, born September 18, 1729 in Stratford Fairfiel CT; died December 10, 1783
in Derby New Haven CT; married Hannah Chatfield September 08, 1755.
426. Jjohn Chatfield He married 427. Anna Harger.
427. Anna Harger
Child of Jjohn Chatfield and Anna Harger is:
213
i.
Hannah Chatfield, born 1738 in Derby New Haven CT; married John Coe September 08,
1755.
Generation No. 10
640. Peter Binkley, born
Abt. 1636. He married 641. Magdelena
Spring.
641. Magdelena Spring,
born Abt. 1636.
Child of Peter Binkley and Magdelena Spring is:
320
i.
Hans Christen Binkley, born 1669 in Guiggisberg, Canton Bern, Switzerland; died
1713 in Canton Bern Switzerlnd; married Elizabeth Burri October 20, 1693 in Guiggisberg,
Canton Bern, Switzerland.
642. Jaggi Burri, born
1636 in Guiggisberg, Canton Bern, Switzerland. He
was the son of 1284. Jaggi Burri and 1285. Elsbeth Beyeler. He married 643. Elisabeth Zbindon.
643. Elisabeth Zbindon,
born 1643 in Canton Bern Switzerland. She was
the daughter of 1286. Hans Zbindon and 1287. Ana Byngelli.
Child of Jaggi Burri and Elisabeth Zbindon is:
321
i.
Elizabeth Burri, born April 1669 in Guiggisberg, Canton Bern, Switzerland; married
Hans Christen Binkley October 20, 1693 in Guiggisberg, Canton Bern, Switzerland.
768. Weyrich Katterman,
born 1663 in Michelfeld Germany; died February 12, 1747/48.
He was the son of 1536. Jakob Katterman and 1537. Dorothea Muller. He married 769. Elisabeth Bet. 1681 - 1682.
769. Elisabeth
Children of Weyrich Katterman and Elisabeth are:
384
i.
Johann Ulrich Katterman, born 1702 in Michelfeld Germany; died November 09, 1745 in
Michelfeld Germany; married Agnes Katharina Kuhlewein November 16, 1728.
ii.
Stefan Katterman, born February 03, 1682/83.
iii.
Barbara Sybilla Katterman, born March 06, 1682/83.
iv.
Margaretha Katterman, born 1689.
v.
Hans Michael Katterman, born 1694.
vi.
Johan Weyrich Katterman, born January 03, 1695/96.
vii.
Anna Maria Margreta Katterman, born 1700.
848. John Coe, born May
10, 1658; died April 19, 1741. He was the son
of 1696. Robert Coe.
Notes for John Coe:
1. EBENEZER COE was
born 18 Aug 1704 in STRATFORD FAIRFIELD CT. He died 26 Mar 1766.
2. ROBERT COE was
born 1684.
3. JOSEPH COE was
born 1685.
4. HANNAH COE
CURTISS was born 1689.
5. MARY COE PICKET
was born 1691.
6. JOHN COE was born
1693.
7. SARAH COE BURRIT
was born 1696.
8. EPHRAIM COE was born 1698.
9. KATHERINE COE
FAIRCHILD was born 1700.
10. ABIGAIL COE
GUTHRY was born 1702.
Child of John Coe is:
424
i.
Ebenezer Coe, born August 18, 1704 in Stratford Fairfiel CT; died March 22, 1766.
Generation No. 11
1284. Jaggi Burri, born
Bet. 1611 - 1612 in Guiggisberg, Canton Bern, Switzerland.
He was the son of 2568. Christian Burri and 2569. Ana Stoll. He married 1285. Elsbeth Beyeler.
1285. Elsbeth Beyeler,
born 1613 in Switzerland. She was the
daughter of 2570. Wilhelm Beyeler and 2571. Ana Kuhn.
Child of Jaggi Burri and Elsbeth Beyeler is:
642
i.
Jaggi Burri, born 1636 in Guiggisberg, Canton Bern, Switzerland; married Elisabeth
Zbindon.
1286. Hans Zbindon, born
Abt. 1615 in Guiggisberg, Canton Bern, Switzerland. He
was the son of 2572. Hans Zbindon. He
married 1287. Ana Byngelli.
1287. Ana Byngelli, born
Abt. 1615.
Notes for Hans Zbindon:
Child of Hans Zbindon and Ana Byngelli is:
643
i.
Elisabeth Zbindon, born 1643 in Canton Bern Switzerland; married Jaggi Burri.
1536. Jakob Katterman,
born 1637; died 1667. He was the son of 3072.
Georg Bernard Katterman and 3073. Margaret Popping. He married 1537. Dorothea Muller.
1537. Dorothea Muller
Notes for Jakob Katterman:
Child of Jakob Katterman and Dorothea Muller is:
768
i.
Weyrich Katterman, born 1663 in Michelfeld Germany; died February 12, 1747/48;
married Elisabeth Bet. 1681 - 1682.
1696. Robert Coe, born
September 19, 1626; died 1659. He was the son
of 3392. Robert Coe.
Child of Robert Coe is:
848
i.
John Coe, born May 10, 1658; died April 19, 1741.
Generation No. 12
2568. Christian Burri,
born 1582 in Guiggisberg, Canton Bern, Switzerland. He
married 2569. Ana Stoll.
2569. Ana Stoll, born
1585.
Child of Christian Burri and Ana Stoll is:
1284
i.
Jaggi Burri, born Bet. 1611 - 1612 in Guiggisberg, Canton Bern, Switzerland;
married Elsbeth Beyeler.
2570. Wilhelm Beyeler,
born Abt. 1588. He married 2571. Ana Kuhn.
2571. Ana Kuhn, born
Abt. 1588.
Child of Wilhelm Beyeler and Ana Kuhn is:
1285
i.
Elsbeth Beyeler, born 1613 in Switzerland; married Jaggi Burri.
2572. Hans Zbindon
Child of Hans Zbindon is:
1286
i.
Hans Zbindon, born Abt. 1615 in Guiggisberg, Canton Bern, Switzerland; married Ana
Byngelli.
3072. Georg Bernard
Katterman, born 1603; died 1676. He was
the son of 6144. Jacob Kattermann and 6145. Benedikta Beyer. He married 3073. Margaret Popping.
3073. Margaret Popping,
born 1615; died 1644.
Child of Georg Katterman and Margaret Popping is:
1536
i.
Jakob Katterman, born 1637; died 1667; married Dorothea Muller.
3392. Robert Coe, born
1596; died 1685. He was the son of 6784.
Henry Coe.
Child of Robert Coe is:
1696
i.
Robert Coe, born September 19, 1626; died 1659.
Generation No. 13
6144. Jacob Kattermann He married 6145. Benedikta Beyer.
6145. Benedikta Beyer
Child of Jacob Kattermann and Benedikta Beyer is:
3072
i.
Georg Bernard Katterman, born 1603; died 1676; married Margaret Popping.
6784. Henry Coe, born
1555; died January 28, 1630/31. He was the
son of 13568. John Coo.
Child of Henry Coe is:
3392
i.
Robert Coe, born 1596; died 1685.
Generation No. 14
13568. John Coo, died
1523. He was the son of 27136. John Coo.
More About John Coo:
Child of John Coo is:
6784
i.
Henry Coe, born 1555; died January 28, 1630/31.
Generation No. 15
27136. John Coo, born
1495; died 1533. He was the son of 54272.
John Coo.
Child of John Coo is:
13568
i.
John Coo, died 1523.
Generation No. 16
54272. John Coo, born
1460; died 1520. He was the son of 108544.
Thomas Coo.
Child of John Coo is:
27136
i.
John Coo, born 1495; died 1533.
Generation No. 17
108544. Thomas Coo, born
1430; died 1507. He was the son of 217088.
John Coo.
Child of Thomas Coo is:
54272
i.
John Coo, born 1460; died 1520.
Generation No. 18
217088. John Coo, born
Abt. 1400; died Aft. 1448. He was the son of 434176.
John Coo.
Child of John Coo is:
108544 i.
Thomas Coo, born 1430; died 1507.
Generation No. 19
434176. John Coo, born
Abt. 1375; died Abt. 1425. He was the son of 868352.
John Coo.
Child of John Coo is:
217088 i.
John Coo, born Abt. 1400; died Aft. 1448.
Generation No. 20
868352. John Coo, born
1340.
Child of John Coo is:
434176 i.
John Coo, born Abt. 1375; died Abt. 1425.
Endnotes
1. Schaller Cemetery,
cited by vrbmill@yahoo.com I also have a picture of the grave.
2. Schaller
Cemetery, I have a picture of the grave.
3. Schaller
Centennial Book, I own.
4. Schaller
Herald, Schaller Herald 01-15-1903.
5. Schaller
Centennial Book.
6. Biographical
History of Crawford, Ida, and Sac Counties in Iowa, Pages 625-626, Originally published in
1893 by Lewis Pub. Co. Chicago, ILI own this record on disk.
7. 1860 CENSUS
GRAHAM TOWNSHIP JOHNSON COUNTY IOWA, PAGE 555, ROLL 327.
8. 1850 CENSUS
GREEN TOWNSHIP PIKE COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA, PAGE 4, ROLL 783.
9. 1910 CENSUS
LINCOLN TOWNSHIP KIDDER COUNTY ND.
10. quit claim
deed dated June 9 , 1842, From Pike County Genealogy Project Query Board Posted By: Dora
Mae Turner.
11. K/Catterman,
K/Cotterman, K/Codderman, K/Catherman, Corderman Families, Book Look up request completed
by Barb beberh5501@earthlink.com1850 census listing John and Sophronia Akers.
12. The United
States Census for 1850, Page 4, The United States Census for 1850Pike County in the state
of PennsylvaniaGreen Township.