See also
Husband:
Jacob WEISEL (1754-1839)
Wife:
Anna Maria KAUFFMAN (c. 1786-1868)
Children:
Marriage:
Apr 20, 1806
Bedford County, Pennsylvania, USA1
Name:
Jacob WEISEL2
Sex:
Male
Father:
Mother:
Birth:
Feb 20, 1754
Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA3
http://www.pa-roots.org/cgi-bin/data/montgomerybirth.cgi?read=115
Montgomery County Genealogy Project Birth Record
Jacob, son of George Weysel & wife,
bapt Aug 24,1755, by Rev Jacob Riess. witn parents.
(Source Indian Creek Ref Ch,Franconia Twp).
Residence:
btw 1754 and 1797 (age 0-43)
Baptism:
Aug 24, 1755 (age 1)
Franconia Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, USA4
Address: Indian Creek Reformed Church
This baptismal record likely belongs to Jacob. A baptismal
record does not exist for him at the Tohican Church in Bucks Co.
Franconia Twp was the residence of the Cressman/Chrismon family.
Jacob is the first known son to be born to George and Mary Weisel.
The next 4 children of Geo. and Mary Weisel were all baptized at
the Tohican Church in Bucks County. Baptism location for the last
4 children of Geo. and Mary Weisel are unknown.
Child: Jacob Wysel
Birth/Baptism Date: 24 Aug 1755
Date Comment: Baptism
Location: Indian Creek Reformed Church, Franconia Township
County: Montgomery
State: Pennsylvania
Father: George Wysel
Mother: Mrs. ??? Wysel
Mother's Comments: Wife
Confirmation:
Apr 14, 1770 (age 16)
Tohickon Lutheran & Reformed Cemetery, Bucks County, Pennsylvania5
Military:
btw 1775 and 1780 (age 20-26)
Revolutionary War (Private Richland Comp to 1st Lieut)6,7,8,9,10,11
http://www.pa-roots.com/~bedford/search.html (January 2004)
Bedford County Genealogy Project Military Record Board
6475 Pennsylvania Phil
Ann Maria Weisel, widow of Jacob Weisel Who served in the Revolutionary war, as a Private.
Inscribed on the Roll at the rate of 60 dollars 00 cents per annum, to commence on the 3d February, 1853.
Certificate of Pension issued 23d day of Oct. 1858 and sent to Thomas Lamplien (?)
Recorded on Roll of Pensioners under act of February 3, 1853, Page 161 Vol.
Residence:
1779 (age 24-25)
Richland Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania12
Son:
1786 (age 31-32)
Residence
Residence:
btw 1797 and 1839 (age 42-85)
Census:
1810 (age 55-56)
Pennsylvania, Bedford County, St. Clair Township13
Census:
1820 (age 65-66)
Pennsylvania, Bedford County, St. Clair Township14
Census:
1830 (age 75-76)
Pennsylvania, Bedford County, St. Clair Township15
Misc:
Sep 1, 1837 (age 83)
Declaration for Pension; Bedford County, Pennsylvania, USA
http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/bedford/military/revwar/pensions/weisel-jacob.txt (11/16/2016)
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JACOB WEISEL 22 Feb., 1754- 12 April, 1839 DECLARATION FOR PENSIONState of Pennsylvania Bedford County
On this first day of September A.D. 1837 personally appeared in open Court before Alexander Thomson Esquire, President and his associate Judges of the Court of Common Pleas of Bedford County now sitting Jacob Weisel a resident of St. Clair Township in this County of Bedford and State of Pennsylvania aged eighty three years and upwards, who being first duly sworn according to law, doth his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefits of the provision made by the Act of Congress passed the 7th June 1832. That he entered the service of the United States and served as herein stated viz. That in the year 1776 shortly before or after harvest he enlisted in the flying camp in a Company Commanded by Captain Valentine Upp of which Samuel Dean(?) was Lieutenant. That they marched from Bucks County Pennsylvania when he enlisted to Amboy where they encamped. That from Bucks County to Amboy they marched through a number of places of which he can only recollect Brunswick, Elizabethtown & Trenton. In consequence of sickness he did not go further than to Amboy and a substitute having been found for him he was permitted to return home. He cannot, owning to his advanced age, recollect the exact time he went out but knows certainly he was out five months. That in the following spring he was drafted in the militia of Bucks County and recieved a commission as a first Lieutenant of a company of foot in the 3rd Battalion of the militia in Bucks County aforesaid, dated the 6th day of May 1777 a few days after which date he marched with his company commanded by Captain Jacob Shoop and under the command of Colonels Robert Robertson and Dooms (cannot recollect the name of the major). That they went first to Bristol where they remained one month after which they marched up the Delaware River to Corill's Ferry guarding boats where, they also remained one month and were then discharged and he returned home, having been out two months. That he was again called out in the militia but whether in the latter parts of the same year 1777 or the next year he cannot now tell. They were called out to guard prisoners who were captured with Burgoyne in the north in the latter part of the above year. That he again acted under his commission of Lieutenant and served as such. The captain of the company was David Mellinger and they were two months. That he afterwards received another commission in the second Battalion of militia of Bucks County but was never called out afterwards. Applicant states that he cannot remember the names of the general officers but he knew Genl. Washington.
He further states that owning to his advanced age his memory so much impaired that he cannot distinctively recollect the periods of his service, but is certain as to the time of service above stated. He is also very hard of hearing and in consequence does not converse much with any person and for this reason his application was not made sooner as he never heard of the pension law until his brother told him of it a few days (?).
Applicant also states that he was born on the 20th day of February 1754 in Bucks County Pennsylvania and that he has in his possession a record of his age which he copied from a record left by his father.
He was living in Bucks County aforesaid where he was called into service- which he entered the first time by enlistment and the other times by draft. He lived in Bucks County a number of years when he went to Bedford County, where he now lives, and where he has resided for nearly forty years past.
He does not know whether he has a discharge but he has at home a great many old papers which he will have examined.
He had two commissions one as Lieutenant and one as ensign the first of which was signed by Tho Mharton jur President of the Executive Council of Pennsylvania and attested by F Matlack Secretary dated the 6th of May 1777 and the other signed Jos Reed President of the Council aforesaid and attested by F Mattack Secretary dated the 10th of May 1780.
That his brother George Weisel and he believes Peter Maun(?) can testify to his service and his character for (?) That he hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a pension except the present and declares that his name is not on the Pension Roll of any agency of any state.
Sworn to a subscriber the day Jacob Weisel & years aforesaid John G Martin(Source: Dept of the Interior, Bureau of Pensions, Washington, D.C.)
Residence:
1838 (age 83-84)16
Death:
Apr 12, 1839 (age 85)
Burial:
Apr, 1839
Address: Osterburg Old Union Cemetery
http://my.richnet.net/~clabaugh/UKLKTwp%20Cemeteries1.html
Bedford County , Pennsylvania, Union,, Kimmel, Lincoln , and King Twp., Photos.
OSTERBURG OLD UNION CEMETERY
Jacob Wisel - born Feb'y 22nd, 1754 - died Apr'l 12th, 1839 aged, 84 years, 1 moh & 12 days. Revolutionary War Veteran
[note - there is a photo of the Old Union Cemetery and the gravestone of Jacob Wisel on the web page]
Name:
Anna Maria KAUFFMAN
Sex:
Female
Father:
-
Mother:
-
Birth:
c. Aug 4, 1786
Pennslyvania, USA20
DOB calculated from newspaper death notice.
Misc:
Feb 3, 1853 (age 66)
Rev. War widow's pension
http://www.pa-roots.com/~bedford/search.html (January 2004)
Bedford County Genealogy Project Military Record Board
6475 Pennsylvania Phil
Ann Maria Weisel, widow of Jacob Weisel Who served in the Revolutionary war, as a Private.
Inscribed on the Roll at the rate of 60 dollars 00 cents per annum, to commence on the 3d February, 1853.
Certificate of Pension issued 23d day of Oct. 1858 and sent to Thomas Lamplien (?)
Recorded on Roll of Pensioners under act of February 3, 1853, Page 161 Vol.
Misc:
Dec 25, 1857 (age 71)
Bedford County, Pennsylvania, USA21
Misc:
Mar 4, 1858 (age 71)
Widows Declaration For Pension; Bedford County, Pennsylvania, USA
http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/bedford/military/revwar/pensions/weisel-ann-m.txt (11/15/2016)
Copyright 2005. All rights reserved.http://www.usgwarchives.net/copyright.htmhttp://www.usgwarchives.net/pa/bedford/________________________________________________Widows Declaration For PensionState of PennsylvaniaBedford County Be it remembered that on the 4th day of March A.D. 1858 personally appreared before the subcribed a Justice of the Peace in and for said county duly authorized to administer oathes, Mrs. Ann Maria Weisel-Widow of Jacob Weisel deceased, aged seventy five years and being duly sworn according to law, deposeth and saidth as follows to Wit, in making this declaration, in order to obtain the benefits of the provisions made by the act of Congress, passed on the 3rd day of July, A.D. 1853. Granting provisions to widows of persons who served during the Revolutionary War: That she is the widow of Jacob Weisel who was a soldier in the Revolutionary army, and for the rank he had, I will refer you to his declaration made in his life time in the year A.D. 1837 applying for a pension under the act of Congress 1837, which passed and on file in the Pension Office. He further declares she was married to the said Jacob Weisel, (who served in the Revolutionary Army) on the twenty second day of Apr. 1805 and that her said husband died on 12th day of April A.D. 1839 and was born according to his own statement on the22nd day of July A.D. 1754, aged at the day of his death 84 years 1mo. & 12 days, she also states that she was not married to him prior to the second of January A.D. 1800. But at this time, as above stated, as well as now, Maria, remained the widow of Jacob Weisel. Sworn to subcribed the date above witness before.Abm H Hull J.P. her Ann Maria X Weisel mark (Source: Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Pensions, Washington, D.C.)
Death:
Mar 12, 1868 (age 81)
St. Clair Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania22
http://www.pa-roots.com/cgi-bin/search/bedford.pl
Mrs. Annie M. Weisel died on 3/12/1868 in St. Clair Township, Bedford, PA
at age 81 years 7 months and 8 days.
(Source: Bedford Inquirer 3/27/1868)
Name:
Catherine WEISEL
Sex:
Female
Birth:
1814
Bedford County, Pennsylvania, USA23
Death:
1891 (age 76-77)
Bedford County, Pennsylvania, USA23
Burial:
1891
Old Union Cemetery, Osterburg, Bedford County, Pennsylvania
//www.pa-roots.com/~bedford/search.html
Bedford County Genealogy Project Cemetery Records Board
Weisel, Catharine, Sarah
Catharine Weisel 1814-1891 Sarah Weisel 1822-1890
Source: Old Union Cemetery, Osterburg, Bedford Co., PA
Name:
Sarah WEISEL
Sex:
Female
Birth:
1822
Bedford County, Pennsylvania, USA23
Death:
1890 (age 67-68)
Bedford County, Pennsylvania, USA23
Burial:
1890
Old Union Cemetery, Osterburg, Bedford County, Pennsylvania
//www.pa-roots.com/~bedford/search.html
Bedford County Genealogy Project Cemetery Records Board
Weisel, Catharine, Sarah
Catharine Weisel 1814-1891 Sarah Weisel 1822-1890
Source: Old Union Cemetery, Osterburg, Bedford Co., PA
There were no Weisels in Bedford Co in the 1790 census. The first
Weisels were George and John Weisel in the 1800 Bedford Co. census.
Jacob Weisel first appears in the Bedford County census in 1810.
http://www.pa-roots.com/cgi-bin/search/bedford.pl
Weisel, Annie M.
Mrs. Annie M. Weisel died on 3/12/1868 in St. Clair Township, Bedford, PA
at age 81 years 7 months and 8 days.
(Source: Bedford Inquirer 3/27/1868)
Abstracted by Virgil D. White., Genealogical Abstracts of the Revolutionary War Pension Files, Volume III: N-Z.
Page 3731. WEISEL, Jacob, PA Line, Ann Maria, W25932, BLW #79016-160-55, sol was b 20 Feb 1754 in Bucks Co PA & he lived there at enl & lived there a # of yrs after the Rev then moved to Bedford Co PA about 1797 & he appl there 1 Sep 1837, sol had m Anna Maria Kauffman in Bedford Co PA on 20 Apr 1806 & sol d 12 Apr 1839, wid appl 4 Mar 1858 in Bedford Co PA aged 75 & she appl there for BLW on 25 Dec 1855
Historical note may have been submitted by Calvin Kephart, the historian., Weisel Family Association 1935 Reunion Program.
Weisel Family Association
Fourth Annual Reunion
All Related Branches
but Especially of the Descendants of
the Colonial Pioneers
George Michael and Susanna Weisel
1732
at Menlo Park, near Perkasie
Bucks County, Penna.
on Saturday, September 7, 1935
FOURTH ANNUAL REUNION APPROACHES
A heavy rainfall diminished to approximately 100 the attendance at the Third Annual Reunion last year, but a good time, good music, and profitable talks were nevertheless enjoyed by the faithful who braved the storm. Let us all come out for the Fourth Reunion on Saturday, September 7, and make it another occasion for congeniality of kinship and the renewal of family ties.
BEDFORD COUNTY (PA.) WEISELS
We should know more about those branches of the Bucks County Weisel stock that settled in other parts of the country, such as those who went to Bedford County, Pa., and to western Maryland shortly after 1800. Both had members who were prominent in their community and a credit to their ancestry. The data below relate to the Bedford County lines.
Among the nine children of George Weisel, a soldier of the Revolution, and Anna Mary (Weierbach) Weisel, representing the third generation in America, were (1) Jacob, born February 22, 1754, died April 12, 1839; (2) John (George), born April 5, 1758, died in December, 1844; (3) (John) Peter, born August 10, 1766, died November 6, 1851 ; and (4) John, born September 9, 1768, died December 25, 1864. All migrated to St. Clair twp., Bedford County, not far from Osterburg.
Jacob married Anna Maria (Silvius?), born August 4, 1783, died March 12, 1868, and had four daughters, (1) Mary, born January 9 1809, died August 28, 1875, wife of John Bradley (June 28, 1805-February 24, 1877), children Daniel, Edward, Catherine, and Mary; (2) Susanna, born October 28, 1810, died February 22, 1875, wife of Thomas Allison (February 22, 1807-July 3, 1886), child Robert W.; (3) Catherine (1814-1891) and (4) Sarah (1822-1890), unmarried.
John (George) married (1) Sarah (Pfeil?) and (2) Anna Barbara - and had by Sarah the following children (not necessarily in this order), (1) John (married - Hoover?), (2) David (to Somerset County, Pa.), (3) Abraham (married Elizabeth Mann), (4) James (married Mary Reimund), (5) Philip (married Mary Nycum), (6) Isaac (married Jane Dorsey), (7) Michael (unmarried), (8) Samuel (to Fort Wayne, Indiana), (9) Mary (married Jacob Mechtley), (10) Elizabeth (married Adam Bowers), and (11) Sarah (married a Mechtley).
(John) Peter was unmarried.
John married Margaret Schneider in Bucks County on September 29, 1796, as shown in the Tohickon church records, and their children were (1) Samuel, born 1797 (married Polly Fetters), (2) Jacob, born 1798, died 1839 (married Anna Maria ___), (3) Daniel, born 1801 (married Elizabeth Poff in Wayne County, Ohio, settled in Portland, Indiana), (4) John, born 1803 (married Rebecca Ronce), (5) Susan, born 1805 (married --- Prosser), (6 and 7) Mary and Hannah (died young), (8) Sarah born 1810 (married Daniel Fetters), (9) Rachel born 1812 (married Jacob Walters), ( 10) Rebecca, born 1815 (married John Fickes), (11) Josiah, born 1817 (married Amelia Heller), our secretary's line, and (12) Hester, born 1820 (married Fred Shimer).
John (George's) son John had a son Levi, who went to Ohio. His daughter Eliza married Joseph L. Dougherty.
His son Honorable Abraham Weisel, born December 31, 1801, was an early manager of Bedford Springs and was a member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in 1841-42. He was an elder in Friend's Cove Reformed Church. Children: Samuel, William, Margaret, Simon Peter, John, Hannah, George, Mary Jane, Henrietta, Abraham, Jr., and Joseph F. Abraham Jr., born February 14, 1844, married Malinda Hartman, and their children include William F., merchant at Bedford, and the late James Harold, a noted musician and composer at Pittsburgh.
Another son, Philip, and his wife Mary (Nycum) had children: Mary Matilda (married (1) Elias Diehl, children Jennie and William, and (2) Samuel Nicodemus, daughter Etta), Sarah Ellen (married John P. Reed, descendant of Montgomery County colonial Riedt family), William (unmarried), Emma (married Biven Middleton), and Henrietta (unmarried).
Another son, Isaac, and his wife Jane (Dorsey) lived near North Baltimore, Ohio. Descendants now reside at Los Angeles, Calif.
Among the nine children of George Weisel, a soldier of the Revolution, and Anna Mary (Weierbach) Weisel, representing the third generation in America, were (1) Jacob, born February 22, 1754, died April 12, 1839; (2) John (George), born April 5, 1758, died in December, 1844; (3) (John) Peter, born August 10, 1766, died November 6, 1851 ; and (4) John, born September 9, 1768, died December 25, 1864. All migrated to St. Clair twp., Bedford County, not far from Osterburg.
Jacob married Anna Maria (Silvius?), born August 4, 1783, died March 12, 1868, and had four daughters, (1) Mary, born January 9 1809, died August 28, 1875, wife of John Bradley (June 28, 1805-February 24, 1877), children Daniel, Edward, Catherine, and Mary; (2) Susanna, born October 28, 1810, died February 22, 1875, wife of Thomas Allison (February 22, 1807-July 3, 1886), child Robert W.; (3) Catherine (1814-1891) and (4) Sarah (1822-1890), unmarried.
Abstracted by Virgil D. White., Genealogical Abstracts of the Revolutionary War Pension Files, Volume III: N-Z. sol was b 20 Feb 1754 in Bucks Co PA.
Page 3731. WEISEL, Jacob, PA Line, Ann Maria, W25932, BLW #79016-160-55, sol was b 20 Feb 1754 in Bucks Co PA & he lived there at enl & lived there a # of yrs after the Rev then moved to Bedford Co PA about 1797 & he appl there 1 Sep 1837, sol had m Anna Maria Kauffman in Bedford Co PA on 20 Apr 1806 & sol d 12 Apr 1839, wid appl 4 Mar 1858 in Bedford Co PA aged 75 & she appl there for BLW on 25 Dec 1855
Web - https://www.ancestry.com/. Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, 1753-1851: Indian Creek Reformed Church.
Name: Jacob Weysel
Description: Baptized
Event: Baptism
Date of Event: 24 Aug 1755
Remarks: Parents are sponsors.
Church: Records of Indian Creek Reformed Church, Franconia Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, 1753-1851
Source Information
Lineages, Inc., comp.. Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, 1753-1851: Indian Creek Reformed Church [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000.
Original data: Records transcribed from Family History Library microfilm copies of church records for this locality. For more information, see Family History Library Catalog (FHLC) #974.8 B4, pg. p, v. 3.
https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/5348/
F. Edward Wright, Bucks County, Pennsylvania Church Records of the 17th & 18th Centuries German Church Records - Volume 1 Tohickon Union (Reformed) Church, Bedminster Twp, Bucks County:.
14 APR 1770 CONFIRMATION
Jacob Weisel
Elizabeth Weisel
Abstracted by Virgil D. White., Genealogical Abstracts of the Revolutionary War Pension Files, Volume III: N-Z. Genealogical Abstracts of the Revolutionary War Pension Files, Volume III: N-Z.
Page 3731. WEISEL, Jacob, PA Line, Ann Maria, W25932, BLW #79016-160-55, sol was b 20 Feb 1754 in Bucks Co PA & he lived there at enl & lived there a # of yrs after the Rev then moved to Bedford Co PA about 1797 & he appl there 1 Sep 1837, sol had m Anna Maria Kauffman in Bedford Co PA on 20 Apr 1806 & sol d 12 Apr 1839, wid appl 4 Mar 1858 in Bedford Co PA aged 75 & she appl there for BLW on 25 Dec 1855
Compiled by Wesley M. Robinson of Greensburg, PA, Weisel Revolutionary War Record (The Pennsylvania Archives, Series 5, Volume 5,).
Name Source Address Date Service
---------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------
Wisel, Adam V-7-315 Lancester Co. 1782 Malitia
Wisel, Adam V-7-318 Lancester Co. 1782 Malitia
Wisel, Frederick V-5-373 Bedmin. Twp 1780 Malitia - Capt. Wm McHenry
Wisel, Frederick V-5-378 Bedmin. Twp 1781 June 12-Malitia-Capt. Wm McHenry
Weisel, Frederic V-5-384 Bedmin. Twp 1781 4th class Capt. McHenry
Wisel, George V-5-374 Bedmin. Twp 1780 Under Capt. Wm McHenry
Wisel, George V-5-380 Bedmin. Twp 1781 June 12 - Capt. Wm McHenry
Wisel, George V-5-427 Haycock Twp 1781 Capt. Manus Yost Co.
Wisel, George V-5-432 Haycock Twp 1781 Oct 14 Capt. Manus Yost Co.
Wisel, Henry V-5-374 Bedmin. Twp 1780 Capt. Wm McHenry
Wisel, Henry V-5-444 Bucks Co 1783 May 1 - Ensign-Commision
Wisel, Henry VI-3-99 Bucks Co 1786 Lieut - 1st Batt. Commision
Wisel, Jacob V-5-400 Bucks Co 1775 Oct 9 - Private Richland Comp
Wisel, Jacob V-5-351 Bucks Co 1777 1st Lieut.- Commision
Wisel, Jacob V-5-342 Bucks Co 1780 Ensign-Comission
Wisel, Mickel Jr V-5-373 Bedmin. Twp 1780 Capt. Wm McHenry
Wisel, Michel V-5-379 Bedmin. Twp 1781 June 12 - Capt Wm McHenry
Wisel, Jacob V-5-400 Bucks Co 1775 Oct 9 - Private Richland Comp
Wisel, Jacob V-5-351 Bucks Co 1777 1st Lieut.- Commision
Wisel, Jacob V-5-342 Bucks Co 1780 Ensign-Comission
US GenWeb Archives http://files.usgwarchives.net/. http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/bedford/military/revwar/pensions/weisel-ann-m.txt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION DECLARATION: Anna Marie, widow of Jacob WEISEL, 1858, Bedford County, PA
Contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by Jerry L. Johnston, Swanton, OH and Joanne Corle, Everett, PACopyright 2005. All rights reserved.
Widows Declaration For PensionState of PennsylvaniaBedford County Be it remembered that on the 4th day of March A.D. 1858 personally appreared before the subcribed a Justice of the Peace in and for said county duly authorized to administer oathes, Mrs. Ann Maria Weisel-Widow of Jacob Weisel deceased, aged seventy five years and being duly sworn according to law, deposeth and saidth as follows to Wit, in making this declaration, in order to obtain the benefits of the provisions made by the act of Congress, passed on the 3rd day of July, A.D. 1853. Granting provisions to widows of persons who served during the Revolutionary War: That she is the widow of Jacob Weisel who was a soldier in the Revolutionary army, and for the rank he had, I will refer you to his declaration made in his life time in the year A.D. 1837 applying for a pension under the act of Congress 1837, which passed and on file in the Pension Office. He further declares she was married to the said Jacob Weisel, (who served in the Revolutionary Army) on the twenty second day of Apr. 1805 and that her said husband died on 12th day of April A.D. 1839 and was born according to his own statement on the22nd day of July A.D. 1754, aged at the day of his death 84 years 1mo. & 12 days, she also states that she was not married to him prior to the second of January A.D. 1800. But at this time, as above stated, as well as now, Maria, remained the widow of Jacob Weisel. Sworn to subcribed the date above witness before.Abm H Hull J.P. her Ann Maria X Weisel mark
(Source: Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Pensions, Washington, D.C.)
Ibid. http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/bedford/military/revwar/pensions/weisel-jacob.txt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION DECLARATION: Jacob WEISEL, 1837, St. Clair Township, Bedford County, PA
Contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by Jerry L. Johnston, Swanton, OH and Joanne Corle, Everett, PACopyright 2005. All rights reserved.
JACOB WEISEL
22 Feb., 1754 - 12 April, 1839
DECLARATION FOR PENSIONState of Pennsylvania Bedford County
On this first day of September A.D. 1837 personally appeared in open Court before Alexander Thomson Esquire, President and his associate Judges of the Court of Common Pleas of Bedford County now sitting Jacob Weisel a resident of St. Clair Township in this County of Bedford and State of Pennsylvania aged eighty three years and upwards, who being first duly sworn according to law, doth his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefits of the provision made by the Act of Congress passed the 7th June 1832. That he entered the service of the United States and served as herein stated viz. That in the year 1776 shortly before or after harvest he enlisted in the flying camp in a Company Commanded by Captain Valentine Upp of which Samuel Dean(?) was Lieutenant. That they marched from Bucks County Pennsylvania when he enlisted to Amboy where they encamped. That from Bucks County to Amboy they marched through a number of places of which he can only recollect Brunswick, Elizabethtown & Trenton. In consequence of sickness he did not go further than to Amboy and a substitute having been found for him he was permitted to return home. He cannot, owning to his advanced age, recollect the exact time he went out but knows certainly he was out five months. That in the following spring he was drafted in the militia of Bucks County and recieved a commission as a first Lieutenant of a company of foot in the 3rd Battalion of the militia in Bucks County aforesaid, dated the 6th day of May 1777 a few days after which date he marched with his company commanded by Captain Jacob Shoop and under the command of Colonels Robert Robertson and Dooms (cannot recollect the name of the major). That they went first to Bristol where they remained one month after which they marched up the Delaware River to Corill's Ferry guarding boats where, they also remained one month and were then discharged and he returned home, having been out two months. That he was again called out in the militia but whether in the latter parts of the same year 1777 or the next year he cannot now tell. They were called out to guard prisoners who were captured with Burgoyne in the north in the latter part of the above year. That he again acted under his commission of Lieutenant and served as such. The captain of the company was David Mellinger and they were two months. That he afterwards received another commission in the second Battalion of militia of Bucks County but was never called out afterwards. Applicant states that he cannot remember the names of the general officers but he knew Genl. Washington. He further states that owning to his advanced age his memory so much impaired that he cannot distinctively recollect the periods of his service, but is certain as to the time of service above stated. He is also very hard of hearing and in consequence does not converse much with any person and for this reason his application was not made sooner as he never heard of the pension law until his brother told him of it a few days (?). Applicant also states that he was born on the 20th day of February 1754 in Bucks County Pennsylvania and that he has in his possession a record of his age which he copied from a record left by his father. He was living in Bucks County aforesaid where he was called into service- which he entered the first time by enlistment and the other times by draft. He lived in Bucks County a number of years when he went to Bedford County, where he now lives, and where he has resided for nearly forty years past. He does not know whether he has a discharge but he has at home a great many old papers which he will have examined. He had two commissions one as Lieutenant and one as ensign the first of which was signed by Tho Mharton jur President of the Executive Council of Pennsylvania and attested by F Matlack Secretary dated the 6th of May 1777 and the other signed Jos Reed President of the Council aforesaid and attested by F Mattack Secretary dated the 10th of May 1780. That his brother George Weisel and he believes Peter Maun(?) can testify to his service and his character for (?) That he hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a pension except the present and declares that his name is not on the Pension Roll of any agency of any state. Sworn to a subscriber the day Jacob Weisel & years aforesaid John G Martin
(Source: Dept of the Interior, Bureau of Pensions, Washington, D.C.)
Archive - LDS FHL Historical Record Collections https://familysearch.org/ Historical Record Collections https://familysearch.org/search/collection/list. United States Revolutionary War Pension Payment Ledgers, 1818-1872. The Family History Library of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 35 North West Temple Street
Salt Lake City , Utah 84150
United States. Tel: 1-866-406-1830, Web: www.familysearch.org.
Name:Jacob Weisel
Event Type:Military Service
Event Date:03 Feb 1853
Event Place:Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Event Place (Original):Philadelphia, United States
Death Date:
Spouse's Name:Ann Maria Weisel
Spouse's Titles and Terms:
Page:284
Affiliate Publication Number:T718
Affiliate Publication Title:Ledgers of Payments, 1818-1872, to U.S. Pensioners Under Acts of 1818 through 1858, from the Records of the Office of the Third Auditor of the Treasury.
Affiliate Film Number:14
GS Film Number:001319394
Digital Folder Number:007196956
Image Number:00249
Citing this Record:
"United States Revolutionary War Pension Payment Ledgers, 1818-1872," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q24Q-544G : accessed 7 November 2016), Jacob Weisel, 03 Feb 1853; citing Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, NARA microfilm publication T718 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1962), roll 14; FHL microfilm 1,319,394.
Web - https://www.ancestry.com/. American Revolutionary War Rejected Pensions.
Name: Jacob Weisel
State: Pennsylvania
Location: St. Clair tp., Bedford
Reason: He did not serve six months.
Ancestry.com. American Revolutionary War Rejected Pensions
Original data: Rejected or Suspended Applications for Revolutionary War Pensions. Washington, D.C.: n.p., 1852.
1779 Tax Rolls, Bedminster Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania http://www.rootsweb.com/~pabucks/richlandtax.html.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~pabucks/richlandtax.html
Richland County Property and Tax Records 1779
Transcribed by Patricia Woodruff April 2001
Name -Acres-Horses-Cattle-Servants
George Weisel-100-2-6-0
SINGLE MEN
Jacob Wisel
US Federal Census Bureau, Census: PA 1810 Bedford County Census Year 1810 Microfilm # M252-45 & M252-46 State PA County Bedford District St. Clair Township.
Wisel, Jn - St. Clair Twp, p. 9B ln 247
M: <10 = 2, 10-15 = 2, 45+ = 1 F: <10 = 4, 45+ = 1
or F: <10 = 1, 10-15 = 4 [needs to be rechecked for accuracy]
Wise, Jn - St. Clair Township, p. 9B ln 248
M: <10 = 1, 10-15 = 1, 26-45 = 1 F: <10 = 1, 10-15 = 1, 26-45 = 1
[Is this Jn Wise really the 2nd John Wisel??]
Wisel, Jacob - St. Clair Twp, p. 9B ln 249
M: 45+ = 1 F: <10 = 1, 16-25 = 1
US Federal Census 1820 Pennsylvania, Bedford County.
Wisel, John - St. Clair Twp, p. 36B ln 30
M: <10 = 3, 10-15 = 2, 16-17 = 1, 16-25 = 2, 45+ = 1, Agr=3, Mfg=2
F: 16-25 = 2, 45+ = 1
Wisel, John - St. Clair Twp, p. 40A ln 4
M: <10 = 1, 16-17 = 2, 16-25 = 4, 45+ = 1, Agr=2, Mfg=2
F: <10 = 5, 10-15 = 2, 26-45 = 1
Wisel, Jacob - St. Clair Twp, p. 40A ln 5
M: 45+ = 1 F: <10 = 3 26-45 = 1, Agr=1
US Federal Census Pennsylvania, Bedford County.
Weisel, John - St. Clair Twp, p. 128 ln 5
M: 15-19 = 3, 20-29 = 1, 50-59=1
F: 5-9 = 1, 15-19 = 1, 20-29 = 1
Weisel, John - St. Clair Twp, p. 129 ln 16
M: 10-14 = 1, 30-39 = 1 F: <5 = 1, 10-14 = 1, 30-39 = 1
Weisel, Jacob - St. Clair Twp, p. 138 ln 4
M: <5 = 1, 20-29 = 1 F: 20-29 = 1
Weisel, Jacob - St. Clair Twp, p. 138 ln 21
M: 70-79 = 1 F: 5-9 = 1, 15-19 = 1, 20-29 = 1, 40-49 = 1
Weisel, John - St. Clair Twp, p. 139 ln 1
M: 5-9 = 1, 10-14 = 1, 20-29 = 2, 50-59 = 1
F: 5-9 = 1, 15-19 = 2, 50-59 = 1
Weisel, Abraham - Bedford Twp, p. 50 ln 12
M: <5 = 2, 20-29 = 2 F: <5 = 1, 20-29 = 1
Jacob, age 70-79.
Bucks County Orphans Court records 1685-1852 File #7253 October 29, 1838, Probate court procedings and documentation for Mary Weisel, Richland Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania Petition for Inquest on the Estate of Mary Weisel decd Oct 29th 1838. Entered Book No 9, page 312.
Summary of Mary Weisels probate proceedings from the Bucks County Orphan's Court:
Mary Weisel died intestate leaving no spouse. Michael and John Weisel, sons of Mary Weisel's deceased younger brother Joseph, were the adminstrators of Mary's estate. Mary's land and possesions were sold and the proceeds divided amongst her brothers and sister. Mary's surviving brothers and sisters are named and where they lived. For her brother Joseph who was deceased, and had left heirs, Joseph's 7 living children are named.
Inventory of Mary Weisels Estate was filed September 22, 1838. Her personal possesions, notes & bonds were appraised at $1830.80.
The petition to settle the estate was filed by John and Michael Weisel on October 28, 1838. A transcription of the petition follows at the end of this summary.
John and Michael Weisel petitioned to sell Mary Weisel's 64 acres of land on January 23, 1839, for the benefit of all the heirs. The land was sold for $1166.74.
The list of creditors and fees paid totaling $752.20 was submitted by John and Michael Weisel on April 27, 1840. $2,251.40 remained to be distributed to the heirs.
The final settlement was presented to the Bucks County Orphans Court on Sept 14, 1840.
Transcription of the "Petition for Inquest on the Estate of Mary Weisel decd [deceased]"
Bucks County, SS.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, -- To the Sheriff of Bucks County -- Greeting:
Whereas, at an Orphan's Court, held at Doylestown, in and for the County of Bucks, the 29th day of October
in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and thirty eight. The Petition of Michael Weisel and
John Weisel two of the children of Joseph Weisel decd, who was a brother of Mary Weisel, Late of the township
of Richland in the county of Bucks, deceased -- was presented and read,
Respectfully Shewing, that the said Mary Weisel died intestate, leaving no spouse, but brothers and sisters and their Representatives viz George Weisel a brother in Bedford County, Jacob Weisel a brother in Bedford County, Peter Weisel a brother in Bedford County, John Weisel a brother in Bedford County, Elizabeth a sister married to Benjamin Stein of Philadelphia, and the issue of Joseph Weisel a decd brother viz Michael, John, Livia married to Dr. Chas. Meredith, Joseph, Hannah, Elizabeth, and Henry the last four of whom are in their minority & have guardians, that the said intestate died seized in her demesne as of fee of and in a certain messuage and tract of Sixty four acres and one hundred and thirty one perches of Lands Situated in Richland Township, bounded by lands of Jacob Smith, Abraham Dirstine and others.
No issue but siblings George (in Bedford County), Jacob (in Bedford County),
Church minutes and baptisms, and burials of St. John's Reformed Church, Pattonsville, St. Clairville Congregation : Bob's Creek; Old Long Church Lutheran & Reformed Church, 1820-1898 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Family History Library Catalog Microreproduction of original at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. Includes index.
Transcribed by Jane McClure, 2005
[St. John's Reformed Church, had a nice typed index but with no Walter or Weisel in it.]
[Much of it is completely impossible to read, white handwriting on black background.
That's especially true of the St. Clairville Congregation records. I got nothing from them.]
Baptism on 23 Sept 1867 of these 3 children of Josiah and Amelia Weisel:
Franklin Sylvester Weisel b. 9 May 1862
Lorence Burden [not sure of spelling of either name] Weisel b. 3 Sept 1864
Hannah Rebecca Weisel b. 27 Jun 1867.
Bob's Creek; Old Long Church Lutheran & Reformed Church:
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Birth of Samuel Walter 10 Dec 1855 to Jacob & Rachel Walter
Birth of William Harrison Weisel 13 Dec 1855 to John & Mary Weisel
Funeral of Peter Weisel 21 Aug 1849 [Actually, I'm NOT sure this was HIS
funeral; it was more of a ledger and I think he PAID for a funeral, but no
other name was given]
Baptism: Mary, dau of Jacob & Mary Weisel, 12 Sept 1842.
There were pages and pages of "Lists of Communicants," apparently a list of
people who took communion, several times a year. The following were
familiar names:
1846: Rachel Weisel, John Weisel, Jacob Weisel
1847 John Weisel, Jacob Weisel & wife, Rachel Walters
14 Nov 1847: Jacob Weisel, Jacob Walter, Peter Weisel
Death: Jacob Weisel 12 Apr 1839, 84 years old.
Old Log Church, Lutheran & Reformed:
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7 Oct 1840 baptism Hannah Weisel, dau of Jacob & Mary Weisel
12 Nov 1842 baptism of Mary Weisel, dau of Jacob & Mary Weisel
24 Feb 1848 Sarah Jane Walter dau of Jacob & Rachel Walter
10 Dec 1855 birth, 9 Mar 1856 baptism, Samuel Walters, son of Jacob & Rachel Walters
13 Dec 1856 birth, 6 Jan 1857 baptism, William Harrison Weisel, son of John & Mary Weisel
Death: Jacob Weisel 12 Apr 1839, age 84 years 1 mo. 2 days
Bedford County Genealogy Project A PAGenWeb Project Website http://www.pa-roots.com/~bedford/ http://www.pa-roots.com/~bedford/search.html.
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Bedford County Genealogy Project Cemetery Records Board
Jacob Wisel 2/22/1754-4/12/1839 wife Ann M. (---) 8/4/1783-3/12/1868
Source: Old Union Cemetery, Osterburg, Bedford Co., PA
Web - Find A Grave www.findagrave.com. Find A Grave Memorial# 78655543.
Jacob Weisel
Birth: Feb. 22, 1754
Death: Apr. 12, 1839
Family links:
Parents:
George Weisel (1730 - 1802)
Anna Maria <i>Weirbach</i> Weisel (1733 - 1789)
Spouse:
Anna Mariah <i>Kaufman</i> Weisel (1783 - 1868)
Siblings:
Jacob Weisel (1754 - 1839)
George Weisel (1758 - 1844)*
Sarah Weisel (1773 - 1829)*
Burial:
Old Union Cemetery
Osterburg
Bedford County
Pennsylvania, USA
Maintained by: Jerry L. Johnston
Originally Created by: S Sill
Record added: Oct 18, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 78655543
Note - Jacob's parents were George Weisel and Anna Maria Cressman
Bedford County Genealogy Project A PAGenWeb Project Website http://www.pa-roots.com/~bedford/ http://www.pa-roots.com/~bedford/search.html.
Jacob Wisel (Weisel?), h/o Ann M. Wisel, was b. 22 Feb 1754; d. 12 Apr 1839.
Ann M. Wisel, w/o Jacob Wisel, was b. 4 Aug 1783 (??); d. 12 Mar 1868.
(Source: 1934 Records of the Old Union Cemetery, E. St. Clair Twp., Bedford Co., Pa.; near Osterburg. along US Rt. 220.)
US GenWeb Archives http://files.usgwarchives.net/. http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/bedford/military/revwar/pensions/weisel-bounty.txt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR BOUNTY LAND CLAIM: Ann Mariah, widow of Jacob WEISEL, 1857, Bedford County, PA
Contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by Jerry L. Johnston, Swanton, OH and Joanne Corle, Everett, PACopyright 2005. All rights reserved.
BOUNTY LAND CLAIM FORM OF DECLARATIONTo be made by the widow of a deceased person who has not had a land warrant.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------State of PennsylvaniaCounty of Bedford On this 25th day of December A.D., one thousand eight hundred and fifty seven personally appeared before me, a Justice of the Peace within and for the County and State aforesaid Ann Mariah Weisel aged seventy five years, a resident of Bedford County in the State of Pennsylvania, who being duly sworn according to law, declares, that she is the widow of Jacob Weisel, deceased, who was a soldier & officer in the company commanded by Captain xx----------------in the---------------Regiment of ----------------commanded by -------------------in the war of the Revolution.xx See her husband the said Jacob Weisel paper, Act of June 1832 on file in the Pension Office. That her said husband -------------at----------------on or about the ---------day of ----------A.D., ------for the term of-----------and continued in actual service in said war for the term of 18 months and was --------------at ---------------on the -------------day of ------------A.D. -------------as will appear by as above mentioned. She further states that she was married to the said Jacob Weisel in Bedford County, Pa. on the twentieth day of April______A.D., 1806 by one Christophor Riley a Justice of the Peace and that her name before her said marriage was Ann Mariah Kaufman that her said husband died at St. Clair TP Bedford Co. on the twelfth day of April _____A.D. 1839 and that she is now a widow at the date of executing this declaration. She makes this declaration for the purpose of obtaining the Bounty Land to which she is entitled under the act approved March 3, 1855.Attest her
F.D. Beagle Ann Mariah X WeiselAbrm H. Hull mark
We, F.D. Beagle and Abrm H Hull residents of Bedford County in the State of Pennsylvania upon our oaths declare that the foregoing declaration was signed and acknowledged by Ann Mariah Weisel in our presence, and that we believe from the appearance and statements of the applicant, that she is the identical person she represents herself to be.
F.D. Beagle Abrm H. Hull
The foregoing declaration and affidavit were sworn to and subscribed before me on the day and year above written; and I certify that I know the affiants to be credible persons; that the claimant is the person she represents herself to be; and that I have no interest in this claim. Abrm H. Hull
(Source: Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Pensions, Washington, D.C.)
Abstracted by Virgil D. White., Genealogical Abstracts of the Revolutionary War Pension Files, Volume III: N-Z.
Page 3731. WEISEL, Jacob, PA Line, Ann Maria, W25932, BLW #79016-160-55, sol was b 20 Feb 1754 in Bucks Co PA & he lived there at enl & lived there a # of yrs after the Rev then moved to Bedford Co PA about 1797 & he appl there 1 Sep 1837, sol had m Anna Maria Kauffman in Bedford Co PA on 20 Apr 1806 & sol d 12 Apr 1839, wid appl 4 Mar 1858 in Bedford Co PA aged 75 & she appl there for BLW on 25 Dec 1855
sol had m Anna Maria Kauffman in Bedford Co PA on 20 Apr 1806 & sol d 12 Apr 1839, wid appl 4 Mar 1858 in Bedford Co PA aged 75 & she appl there for BLW on 25 Dec 1855
Historical note may have been submitted by Calvin Kephart, the historian., Weisel Family Association 1935 Reunion Program.
Weisel Family Association
Fourth Annual Reunion
All Related Branches
but Especially of the Descendants of
the Colonial Pioneers
George Michael and Susanna Weisel
1732
at Menlo Park, near Perkasie
Bucks County, Penna.
on Saturday, September 7, 1935
FOURTH ANNUAL REUNION APPROACHES
A heavy rainfall diminished to approximately 100 the attendance at the Third Annual Reunion last year, but a good time, good music, and profitable talks were nevertheless enjoyed by the faithful who braved the storm. Let us all come out for the Fourth Reunion on Saturday, September 7, and make it another occasion for congeniality of kinship and the renewal of family ties.
BEDFORD COUNTY (PA.) WEISELS
We should know more about those branches of the Bucks County Weisel stock that settled in other parts of the country, such as those who went to Bedford County, Pa., and to western Maryland shortly after 1800. Both had members who were prominent in their community and a credit to their ancestry. The data below relate to the Bedford County lines.
Among the nine children of George Weisel, a soldier of the Revolution, and Anna Mary (Weierbach) Weisel, representing the third generation in America, were (1) Jacob, born February 22, 1754, died April 12, 1839; (2) John (George), born April 5, 1758, died in December, 1844; (3) (John) Peter, born August 10, 1766, died November 6, 1851 ; and (4) John, born September 9, 1768, died December 25, 1864. All migrated to St. Clair twp., Bedford County, not far from Osterburg.
Jacob married Anna Maria (Silvius?), born August 4, 1783, died March 12, 1868, and had four daughters, (1) Mary, born January 9 1809, died August 28, 1875, wife of John Bradley (June 28, 1805-February 24, 1877), children Daniel, Edward, Catherine, and Mary; (2) Susanna, born October 28, 1810, died February 22, 1875, wife of Thomas Allison (February 22, 1807-July 3, 1886), child Robert W.; (3) Catherine (1814-1891) and (4) Sarah (1822-1890), unmarried.
John (George) married (1) Sarah (Pfeil?) and (2) Anna Barbara - and had by Sarah the following children (not necessarily in this order), (1) John (married - Hoover?), (2) David (to Somerset County, Pa.), (3) Abraham (married Elizabeth Mann), (4) James (married Mary Reimund), (5) Philip (married Mary Nycum), (6) Isaac (married Jane Dorsey), (7) Michael (unmarried), (8) Samuel (to Fort Wayne, Indiana), (9) Mary (married Jacob Mechtley), (10) Elizabeth (married Adam Bowers), and (11) Sarah (married a Mechtley).
(John) Peter was unmarried.
John married Margaret Schneider in Bucks County on September 29, 1796, as shown in the Tohickon church records, and their children were (1) Samuel, born 1797 (married Polly Fetters), (2) Jacob, born 1798, died 1839 (married Anna Maria ___), (3) Daniel, born 1801 (married Elizabeth Poff in Wayne County, Ohio, settled in Portland, Indiana), (4) John, born 1803 (married Rebecca Ronce), (5) Susan, born 1805 (married --- Prosser), (6 and 7) Mary and Hannah (died young), (8) Sarah born 1810 (married Daniel Fetters), (9) Rachel born 1812 (married Jacob Walters), ( 10) Rebecca, born 1815 (married John Fickes), (11) Josiah, born 1817 (married Amelia Heller), our secretary's line, and (12) Hester, born 1820 (married Fred Shimer).
John (George's) son John had a son Levi, who went to Ohio. His daughter Eliza married Joseph L. Dougherty.
His son Honorable Abraham Weisel, born December 31, 1801, was an early manager of Bedford Springs and was a member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in 1841-42. He was an elder in Friend's Cove Reformed Church. Children: Samuel, William, Margaret, Simon Peter, John, Hannah, George, Mary Jane, Henrietta, Abraham, Jr., and Joseph F. Abraham Jr., born February 14, 1844, married Malinda Hartman, and their children include William F., merchant at Bedford, and the late James Harold, a noted musician and composer at Pittsburgh.
Another son, Philip, and his wife Mary (Nycum) had children: Mary Matilda (married (1) Elias Diehl, children Jennie and William, and (2) Samuel Nicodemus, daughter Etta), Sarah Ellen (married John P. Reed, descendant of Montgomery County colonial Riedt family), William (unmarried), Emma (married Biven Middleton), and Henrietta (unmarried).
Another son, Isaac, and his wife Jane (Dorsey) lived near North Baltimore, Ohio. Descendants now reside at Los Angeles, Calif.
Jacob married Anna Maria (Silvius?), born August 4, 1783, died March 12, 1868, and had four daughters, (1) Mary, born January 9 1809, died August 28, 1875, wife of John Bradley (June 28, 1805-February 24, 1877), children Daniel, Edward, Catherine, and Mary; (2) Susanna, born October 28, 1810, died February 22, 1875, wife of Thomas Allison (February 22, 1807-July 3, 1886), child Robert W.; (3) Catherine (1814-1891) and (4) Sarah (1822-1890), unmarried.
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Susannah Weisel Allison
Birth: 27 Oct 1810
Death: 22 Feb 1875 (aged 64)
Burial: Old Union Cemetery, Osterburg, Bedford County, Pennsylvania, USA
Memorial #: 78655234
Family Members
Spouse
Thomas Allison 1807-1886
Children
Jacob Weisel Allison 1830-1863
Anna Marie Allison Rinninger 1831-1889
Catharine W. Feather 1834-1898
Rachel Allison 1838-1840
Sarah Ann Allison 1842-1861
Edward Allison 1846-1864
Thomas K Allison 1849-1857
Created by: S Sill (46979876)
Added: 18 Oct 2011
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/78655234/susannah-allison
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/78655234/susannah-allison: accessed 05 January 2023), memorial page for Susannah Weisel Allison (27 Oct 1810–22 Feb 1875), Find a Grave Memorial ID 78655234, citing Old Union Cemetery, Osterburg, Bedford County, Pennsylvania, USA; Maintained by S Sill (contributor 46979876).