2195. Herman Witmer GRAYBILL
Herman founded a coal and lumber business in East Petersburg, Penn. He was a member of the East Hempfield twp. School Board for 25 years, served four terms as Director of the Poor for Lancaster Co., and served in the army during the Civil War.
1860, 1870 E. Hempfield, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania Census
1870 E. Hempfield, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania Census
2196. Amos Witmer GRAYBILL
When Daniel Graybill, father of Amos, died in 1890, Amos was already deceased.
He had been a farmer in Nebraska, but the location of his family was unknown
to the administrators of his father's estate.1860 E. Hempfield, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania Census
1880 Morrill, Brown Co., Kansas, USASome information on Amos and Anna and their family came from the database of Karen Hamilton.
Anna and John did not have any children.
1860 Stark Co., Ohio Census
1880 Morrill, Brown Co., Kansas, USA
5676. Dora GRAYBILL
1880 Morrill, Brown co., Kansas, USA
5678. Daniel W. GRAYBILL
1880 Morrill, Brown co., Kansas, USA
5679. Elizabeth GRAYBILL
1880 Morrill, Brown co., Kansas, USA
2197. Benjamin Witmer GRAYBILL
At the time of Benjamin's Father's death in 1890, Benjamin was a farmer in
Avon, Idaho.Benjamin and Alice had three children.
1860, 1870 E. Hempfield, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania Census
2199. David Witmer GRAYBILL
David Graybill owned a leaf tobacco and mercantile business in East
Petersburg, Penn., and was a Justice of the Peace for many years. David served in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives for six terms. Some of this information came from "Biographical Annals of Lancaster Co.", p. 8011860, 1870 E. Hempfield, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania Census
1840 Milford, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
2201. John WITMER
In his early life John Whitmer was a teacher, but after he moved to Ohio in
1842 he began a mercantile business at Pleasant Hill and continued in this
occupation for the rest of his life. He served Miami Co., Ohio, as a Justice
of the Peace.John and Elizabeth had one child. He also had 9 more children with his second
wife, Sarah.1850, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900 Newton Twp., Miami Co., Ohio Census
1850, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900 Newton Twp, Miami Co., Ohio Census
5698. Ellen WHITMER
1850, 1870 Newton Twp, Miami Co., Ohio Census
5702. Margaret or Maggie WHITMER
1860, 1870, Newton Twp, Miami Co., Ohio Census
Margaret had 8 children.
2203. Michael WHITMER
When his father died Michael went to work as a blacksmith for Hugh Knox. In
1836 he went to Indiana where he took out a patent (Land Pattents, Wells Co.
Courthouse, Bluffton, Indiana) for 160 acres of land in Lancaster Twp., Wells
Co. He returned home, married a daughter of his employer and moved with her to
Indiana. All of their children were born there. After the Civil War the
entire family moved to a farm in Burr Oak Twp., St. Joseph Co., Michigan.
After his wife died, Michael made his home with his son Will, at first on the
old family farm, but after 1901 in the village of Burr Oak. It is also
believed that Michael and his family spent some time in Illinois.1850, 1860 Lancaster Twp., Wells Co., Indiana Census
1870, 1880, 1900, 1910 Burr Oak, St. Joseph Co., Michigan Census
1850, 1860 Lancaster, Wells Co., Indiana Census
1870, 1880 Burr Oak, St. Joseph Co., Michigan Census
5711. James Madison WHITMER
1860 Lancaster, Wells Co., Indiana Census
2204. Elizabeth WITMER
Elizabeth and John had 11 children.
1850, 1860 Fayette, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
1870, 1880 Turbett Twp., Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
In 1860 John Landis farmed in Fayette Twp., Juniata Co., Pennsylvania. By
1880 he had a farm in Turbett Twp., Juniata Co., Pennsylvania. He left a will
(Will C-495, Juniata Co. Courthouse, Mifflintown, Pennsylvania.1850, 1860 Fayette, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
1870, 1880 Turbett Twp., Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
5716. Hannah LANDIS
1850 Fayette, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
Hannah is listed in her father, John Landis, will (Juniata Co., Pennsylvania
will book C, page 495-496).
5720. Mary LANDIS
1850 Fayette, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
5722. Susan R. LANDIS
1850, 1860 Fayette, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
1870, 1910 Turbett Twp., Juniata Co., Pennsylvania CensusSusan is listed in her father, John Landis, will (Juniata Co., Pennsylvania
will book C, page 495-496).In the 1910 census it states that Susan is a widow.
5724. John A. LANDIS
1860 Fayette, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
1870 Turbett Twp., Juniata Co., Pennsylvania CensusJohn is listed in his father, John Landis, will (Juniata Co., Pennsylvania
will book C, page 495-496).
2205. Barbara WITMER
In 1850, Jacob Forrey was dead and Barbara Forrey was living as a widow with
her four children.
1850 Mifflintown, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
5726. Ann E. FLOREY
1850 Mifflintown, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
5727. S. FLOREY
1850 Mifflintown, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
5728. M. FLOREY
1850 Mifflintown, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
5729. William C. FLOREY
1850 Mifflintown, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
2206. Abraham WITMER
In 1841 Abraham Whitmer was living in Fayette Twp., Juniata Co., Pennsylvania,
but in 1842 he moved to Newton Twp., Miami Co., Ohio, where he bought eight
acres and with others laid out the town of Pleasant Hill. He set up a
blacksmith shop and later started a grocery and dry goods store. In 1857 he
traded the store for a farm in Newton Twp., on which he lived until 1863 when
he sold the land and purchased a farm in Loromie Twp., Shelby Co., Ohio.1850 Newton Twp., Miami Co., Ohio Census
1870, 1880 Loramie, Shelby Co., Ohio Census
1850 Newton Twp., Miami Co., Ohio Census
1870 Loramie, Shelby Co., Ohio Census
2208. Catharine WITMER
Daniel and Catharine Rohrer were listed in the 1850 census of Chapman Twp.,
Juniata Co., Pennsylvania. He was a clerk. In 1880 Catharine and her four
children were in the Chapman Twp. census.1860, 1870, 1880, 1900 Chapman, Snyder Co., Pennsylvania Census. In the 1900 census it states that Catherine is a widow and that she has had four children and all four are alive at this time.
1860, 1870 Chapman, Snyder Co., Pennsylvania Census
5737. Alice E. ROHRER
1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930 Chapman, Snyder Co., Pennsylvania Census
Alice is never married.
5739. Abraham Wilson ROHRER
1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 Chapman, Snyder Co., Pennsylvania Census
Abraham is never married.
5740. Laura W. ROHRER
1870, 1880, 1900, 1910 Chapman, Snyder Co., Pennsylvania Census
2211. Henry LEITER
Henry was a Mennonite minister
Henry Leiter was living on a farm next to his parents in liverpool Twp. at the
time of the 1850 census, but by 1880 he was a farmer in Delaware Twp., Juniata
Co. at that time his grandson George Oliver Leiter, son of his son Lewis, was
living with him.1850 Liverpool, Perry Co., Pennsylvania Census
1870 Susquehanna, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
1880 Delaware, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
1850 Liverpool, Perry Co., Pennsylvania Census
1870 Susquehanna, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
1880 Delaware, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
5741. George Knouse LEITER
1850 Liverpool, Perry Co., Pennsylvania Census
5742. David LEITER
1850 Liverpool, Perry Co., Pennsylvania Census
5743. Henry Knouse LEITER
1850 Liverpool, Perry Co., Pennsylvania Census
1870 Susquehanna, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
5744. Abraham LEITER
1870 Susquehanna, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
5746. Sarah A. LEITER
1870 Susquehanna, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
1880 Delaware, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
5747. Samuel Knouse LEITER
1870 Susquehanna, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census
1880 Delaware, Juniata Co., Pennsylvania Census