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     Nevin Samuel Craver D.V.M. was born on 15 May 1898 at 18 Holmes St., Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio; His birth certificate was rewritten with his mother as the informat.¹ He was the son of Samuel Reuben Craver D.V.M. and Mary Elizabeth Camp. Nevin Samuel Craver D.V.M. registered for the draft for World War I on 12 September 1918,while living at Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio, reporting he was employed as at the Youngstown Sheet & Tube that summer and was also a student at Ohio State University in the College of Veterinary Medicine.^2,3

     Nevin Samuel Craver D.V.M. was inducted Student's Army Training Corps, OSU, Columbus, Ohio to Discharge Private Honorable discharge 12 Dec. 1918. on 19 October 1918 at Student's Army Training Corp. OSU, Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio, and honorably discharged 12 Dec. 1918.⁴ He was a member of Chi Phi as a social fraternity and Omega Tau Sigma as his professional fraternity. I have his fraternity pin for Chi Phi. in 1920 at Ohio State University, Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio.⁵

     He was a veterinarian in Youngstown, Ohio with his father at their own hospital from the time he graduated from the Ohio State Veterinary College until he retired in 1968.⁵ He and Blanche Leone McFee were Miss Blanche McFee, charming financee of Nevin Craver, graced the role of honor at a beautifully appointed dinner party Thursday evening at Wickcliffe Manor House when young women of the city offices, former associates of the bride-elect, presided as hostesses. A dainty white and yellow color theme found favor in the attractive table details, centering in baskets and vases of colorful spring flowers which graced the spacious living room. Cards, music, and dancing provided pleasingly informal entertainment during after-dinner hours, and the honoree was presented with a handsome clock.

The marriage of Miss McFee and Mr. Craver will be one of the interesting events of the month, the ceremony to be solemnized on April 15. on 6 April 1922 at Wickcliffe Manor House, Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio.⁶

     Nevin Samuel Craver D.V.M. married Blanche Leone McFee, daughter of Hugh McFee and Jennette Maxwell, on 15 April 1922 at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio. His Social Security Number was 283-36-2600. It was issued so late because persons who were self employed were not elegible for it until a law was passed accepting them into the program. between 1957 and 1958 at Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio.⁷

     Nevin Samuel Craver D.V.M. died on 18 October 1968 at Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio, at age 70; of a femoral aneurism at home but pronounced dead at the North Side Unit of the Youngstown Hospital.⁸ He was reburied in June 1978 at Belmont Park Cemetery, Liberty Township, Trumbull County, Ohio; He was reinterrred there by Mary Lou C. Mariner after her mother died.⁹

     Blanche Leone McFee was born on 14 August 1897 at Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio. She was the daughter of Hugh McFee and Jennette Maxwell.

Blanche Leone McFee was employed, before her marriage, as a secretary to Lionel Evans, who was the Mayor of Youngstown circa 1920 at Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio. She was Miss Blanche McFee, charming finance of Nevin Craver, graced the role of honor at a matinee bridge assembly of lovely appointments Saturday at Mrs. Wade Trimbur's home in Niles. Sunny jonquils centered the dainty luncheon details, which revealed a pleasing white and yellow color note. Bridge was the favored attraction of the delightful assembly, and the presentation of a shower of beautiful gifts to the honoree was a futher feature. Miss Ella Schauweker was a local guest at the interesting affair. on 1 April 1922 at Niles, Trumbull County, Ohio.¹ She and Nevin Samuel Craver D.V.M. were Miss Blanche McFee, charming financee of Nevin Craver, graced the role of honor at a beautifully appointed dinner party Thursday evening at Wickcliffe Manor House when young women of the city offices, former associates of the bride-elect, presided as hostesses. A dainty white and yellow color theme found favor in the attractive table details, centering in baskets and vases of colorful spring flowers which graced the spacious living room. Cards, music, and dancing provided pleasingly informal entertainment during after-dinner hours, and the honoree was presented with a handsome clock.

The marriage of Miss McFee and Mr. Craver will be one of the interesting events of the month, the ceremony to be solemnized on April 15. on 6 April 1922 at Wickcliffe Manor House, Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio.²

     Blanche Leone McFee married Nevin Samuel Craver D.V.M., son of Samuel Reuben Craver D.V.M. and Mary Elizabeth Camp, on 15 April 1922 at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio.

     Blanche Leone McFee died on 27 May 1978 at Northside Unit, Youngstown Hospital, Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio, at age 80. She was buried on 31 May 1978 at Belmont Park Cemetery, Liberty Township, Trumbull County, Ohio.

     James Sidney Mariner III was born on 1 April 1953 at Northside Unit, Youngstown Hospital, Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio; Northside Unit, Youngstown Hospital.¹ He was educated in January 1972 at Chapel Hill Chauncy Hall, Waltham, Middlesex County, Massachusetts; a student at Chapel Hill Chauncey Hall private school in Waltham, Massachusetts at the time of his death. He should have graduated that coming June.

     James Sidney Mariner III died on 8 January 1972 at Children's Hospital, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, at age 18; Children's Hospital, Boston, MA. He was buried on 15 January 1972 at Belmont Park Cemetery, Youngstown, Trumbull County, Ohio.²

     Andreas Graber /Graeber I have a note which I have no idea where it came from - as follows: K 0608 Switzerland Q21 Andreas Graber s/o Andreas Graber, christened 7 Apr. 1715, Bern, Muttwil. Andreas Graber m. Barbara Morgenthaler 20 Oct. 1712, Bern, Muttwil, Rohrbach.

     Andreas Graber /Graeber married Gertraut Muss circa 1730 at probably Europe, Germany; It is thought she was the Widow Muss. In fact, she may have been his only wife. Andreas Graber /Graeber was Lutheran Reformed. He was an Elder in the church.¹ He was quitrent This is a list of people who owned land and paid a quit rent on it before 1734. before 1734 at Upper Hanover, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.²

Andreas Graber /Graeber was Farmer circa 1734 at Upper Hanover, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. He was naturalized on 29 March 1735 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania; "On March 29, 1735, in a statute which enabled inhabitants of the Province of Pennsylvania to hold lands and to be vested with the privileges of natural-born subjects, both Andreas Kraver and Lodwich Pitting of the county of Philadelphia, were granted these rights. (Source: Special Publication No. 24, October 1983. Abstracts of Pennsylvania Records of Naturalization, 1695-1773)".^3,4

     Andreas Graber /Graeber died before 1 July 1760 at Upper Hanover, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania; Between 10 Mar 1760 and 1 Jul 1760. His estate was probated on 1 July 1760 at Upper Hanover, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania; Book B, Page 470, Philadelphia Co., File 301, [Norristown His. Soc.]. He may have had only one wife. His will states that Ulrich is to take care of 'his' mother which implies she was not his step- mother.⁵

     

     Gertraut Muss died at Upper Hanover, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. She Gertraut had two daughters, said to have the last name of Muss. They were Anna Margaret Muss, who married Peter Labar; and Anna Christina Muss, who married Carl Dorr/Durr. Both of these marriages are noted in the Goshenhoppen Church marriages, the first between 1747-58 and the second 10 Nov. 1756 [from David Schultz's journal].¹

     Gertraut Muss married Andreas Graber /Graeber circa 1730 at probably Europe, Germany; It is thought she was the Widow Muss. In fact, she may have been his only wife.

     

Andrew Graber was Farmer. He They were married at the Goshenhoppen Reformed Church in Upper Hanover, Philadelphia Co. PA by the Rev. George Michael Weiss. In the records of the New Goshenhoppen Church there is mention on Dec. 8, 1766, Andreas Graber's little daughter was buried by rev. Joh. Faber. So it was probably Christina who was baptised 15 Nov. 1765. He was born circa 1730 at Pennsylvania. He was the son of Andreas Graber /Graeber.

     Andrew Graber married Anna Maria Bitting, daughter of Johann Ludwig Bitting and Johanna Sabina Boehm, circa 1750 at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.¹

     Andrew Graber died circa 1807 at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania; Between 24 Mar 1806 and 24 Mar 1807. His estate was probated on 24 March 1807 at Norristown, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania; Will 2099, Norristown, PA, Writ:24 Mar. 1806, Prov. 24 Mar 1807.²

     

Ulrich Graeber was Tanner. He He was on the tax lists for Upper Hanover in 1785, owned 100 acres. He was born circa 1732 at Pennsylvania. He was the son of Andreas Graber /Graeber. Ulrich Graeber His father, Andrew, in his will directs Ulrich to take care of his mother. This leads me to believe that Gertraut is actually the boys mother. in 1760. He ended military service on 21 August 1780 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania; 1st Company, Capt. Joseph Sigfreed, 4th Battalion, 5th Class. Pleads, of being an old man, and a very weak person. Stated: Paid three hundred pounds.¹

     Ulrich Graeber died on 24 August 1797 at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania; from tombstone. He was buried circa 27 August 1797 at Goshenhoppen Reformed Church, Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.

     Reference: Christina Bitting. However, the only Christina Bitting that I know of was the daughter of Ludwig Bitting. I have a copy of his will [writ: 25 Sept. 1721, proved: 24 Feb. 1776] and in that his daughter, Christina, was married to Franz Leydich. I find Christina and Franz listed as sponsors in 1780 for her brother Henrich's child. Also at Great Swamp Church, Montgomery Co., PA 13 July 1769, Johannes, a child of Philip Graeber's was baptised by Rev. John Theobald Faber. The sponsors were Joh. Rhoeder and Stina Bitting.
In the Palatine Emmigrant, Vol VI, No. 1, Summer 1980, pg. 45. An immigrant ancestor entry as follows: Greber/Craver, Phillip, b. 1745, wife Christine Bitting. Arr. --. lived PA, Rowan Co., NC, Religion, Reformed. Children: Susanna Maria, b. 1775; Michael; John; Philip; Jacob; and Christina. C-16. that's that Samuel Craver from IN. Mostly has his information wrong most of the time. Unless there is another Christina Bitting Philip cannot have married this Christina.
We have found a deed dated 1787 which names Philip's wife as Sarah. We do not know her last name.
In a testator Index 1665-1900, North Carolina Wills; Phillip Craver 1820, WR-H/74, AR Rowan Co., 085 AR means original copies in the NC State Archives, Raleigh. Great Swamp Church: Montgomery Co. PA 13 July 1769 Johannes, son of Philip Graeber, b. 1769, July 13. Sponsors: Joh Rhoeder and Stina Bitting.
Notice in Bauern Freund: 1769, D. 18 ist der Philip Graber durch gangen und d. 21 ist der Johannes Mayer durch gangen. August 12 - Graber vendue ans Roeders. Ans abbr. for 'an das'.
Something makes me think that Philip Graber's mother, the widow of Andreas Graber who died in 1760, married a Johan Michael Reuter. There is a burial for an Anna Maria Gertruta Reiter, born 1709, buried 5 July 1776. Another entry for Johan Michael Reuter and Gertraut when they sponsored Johan Michael, son of Carl and Christina Durr on 17 May 1773. Christina Durr was Ulrich Graber's daughter. I wonder if this is the same name [Reuter] as Roeder.
I also have a record of a daughter of Andreas Greber and wife ,Anna Maria Bitting, being born Nov. 5, 1765, christened 8 Dec. 1766. Sponsors: Philip Graber and Christine Bitting.
In David Schultz's Journal, a surveyor and general legal expert from Upper Hanover, Montgomery Co. PA, are the following entries: All in Vol. II.
Pg. 42. Philip Graber was brought to jail on the 10th July. Ohl's trial to be held on the 31st. [Both Graber and Ohl were residents of Goshenhoppen, but they may not have been implicated in the same transgression. Schultze notes that Graber's sale was held under date of August 12, suggesting the possibility that his possessions may have been impounded and sold to satisfy creditors. This position is sustained by a document which Schultze prepared on October 25, 1769. In some respects at least, this is the most unusual agreement ever prepared by Schultze. It represents a new departure for dealing with cases involving bankruptcy, an innovation which can best be described as Christian and indeed, the document is addressed to all Christian people. It provides Graber with a fair opportunity to redeem his reputation and business, assures him of the unqualified support of his creditors and forbids, under penalty of law, any attempts to hinder him from attaining this end 'from the Beginning of the World to the Day of the date hereof.' The document is printed in full under date of October 25.]
Pg. 50. To all Christian People, To whom these Present Writing shall come. We whose Names are here underwritten and Subscribed and Seals affixed, Creditors of John Philip Craver of Upper Hanover Township in the County of Philadelphia, Sadler, Send Greetings: Whereas the said John Philip Craver, on the Day of the Date hereof, is indebted unto us the several Creditors under named, in divers sums of Money, which by Reason of ill success in his trade and other causes happened unto him, he is not at present able to satisfy unto us, without respite, and Time to be given unto him for Payment thereof. Know Ye, Therefore, that We the Several Creditors By Virtue of these our present Letters, Do give and grant unto the said John Philip Craver, our Sure and Safe Conduct and Free License, That he the said John Philip Craver may safely come and go, and resort unto us, the everyone of us the said Creditors, to compound and take grace with us, and everyone of us, for one and every of our said Debts: and to go about any other Business Whatsoever, to any other Person or Persons whatsoever, without any Trouble, suit, arrest, attachment, or other Impediment, to be offered or done unto him the said John Philip Craver, this Wares Goods Monies or other Merchandises whatsoever, or of any of them, or any part of by us, or by any of us, or by the Heirs, Executors, administrators, Partners, or assigns of us, or any of us, or by our or any of our means or Procurements to be sought or attempted , or procured to be done, from the day of the Date hereof unto the full End and Terms of ... next coming after the date hereof: And we the said Creditors hereunder Subscribed do Covenant, will and grant, and everyone of us for his own Part, Executors, administrators willeth and granteth by these Presents, That if any Hurt, Trouble, Vexation, wrong Damage or Hindrance be done unto his the said John Philip Craver either in his Body, Goods or Chattles or any of them with the said Term of ... next coming after the date hereof by us or any of us the said Creditors, or by any other Person or Persons, by or through the Commandement, Will, procuring partnership, Consent or Knowledge of us or any of us against the Tenor or form, and Effect, of this our present writing of Safe Conduct, that then he the said John Philip Craver, by Virture hereof shall be discharged and acquitted for ever, towards and against him and them of us his and their Heirs, Executors, administrators, Partners, or assigns, and every of them. By whom and by whose Means he shall be vexed, arrested, or Troubled or Imprisoned, Masked, grieved or damnfied, of all Manner of actions, Suits, Quarrels, Debts, Dues and Demands, either in Law or Equity whatsoever, from the Beginning of the world to the Day and the Date hereof ----- In witness whereof We have hereunto set our Hands and Seals, on this Twenty fifth day of October; in the year of our Lord, one Thousand Seven hundred and Sixty nine: and in the ninth year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Third by the Grace of God of Great Britain France and Ireland, King ... etc... no names given.
Pg. 80. Wrote letter to Philip Graber in Carolina. [dated Oct. 30, 1774. This would indicate that Philip, the tanner who had suffered bankruptcy in 1769, had given up the battle and joined the migration to the south. The attraction in the Carolinas was a combination of balmy weather and inexpensive land. There just wasn't enough vacant land in eastern PA to absorb the population growth and westward expansion was still being deterred by the presence of suspicious and downright hostile Indians.]. Philip Craver/ Graber was born on 21 July 1745 at Upper Hanover Twp., Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.¹ He was the son of Andreas Graber /Graeber and Gertraut Muss.

Philip Craver/ Graber was Saddler tanner circa 1769 at Upper Hanover, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.²

     Philip Craver/ Graber died circa November 1821 at Rowan County, North Carolina.³ His estate was probated in November 1821 at Rowan Co., NC.⁴

     Anna Maria Bitting was born circa 1735 at Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of Johann Ludwig Bitting and Johanna Sabina Boehm.

     Anna Maria Bitting married Andrew Graber, son of Andreas Graber /Graeber, circa 1750 at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.¹

     Anna Maria Bitting died circa 1779; from Bobby Robertson.

     Ludwig Graber resided at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. He was born on 15 November 1752 at Upper Hanover, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. He was the son of Andrew Graber and Anna Maria Bitting. Ludwig Graber began military service between 1777 and 1780 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania; 6th Battalion, 3rd Company, Capt. Peter Lower 7th Class. Filed under Lodwick Graver.¹

     Ludwig Graber married Elisabeth Yoder, daughter of Jacob Yoder, on 21 July 1779 at New Goshenhoppen Church, Upper Hanover, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania; Also dated 21 Sept 1779. Ludwig Graber was land 100 Acres of land in 1785 at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.²

Ludwig Graber was Farmer and tanner in 1785 at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.² He was buried circa April 1812 at New Goshenhoppen, East Greenville, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.³

     Ludwig Graber died on 17 April 1812 at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, at age 59. He left a will on 23 May 1812 at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.^4,5 He was New Tag Owned 52 Acres in Lower Milford Twp. and 52 acres in Lower Saucon Twp. adjoining lots in two Twps. on 1 June 1812 at 104 acres of land.^6,7

     Andreas Graber was born on 5 January 1755 at Upper Hanover, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. He was the son of Andrew Graber and Anna Maria Bitting.

     Andreas Graber married Anna Weiss on 9 March 1779 at New Goshenhoppen Church, Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.

     Maria Elizabeth Graber was born circa 1757 at Upper Hanover, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of Andrew Graber and Anna Maria Bitting.

     Henrich Graber resided; Lived in Limerick Center, then Fruitville, then in Palm where he was a tanner.

Henrich Graber was Tanner. at Palm, Pennsylvania. He was born on 6 August 1761 at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. He was the son of Andrew Graber and Anna Maria Bitting.

     Henrich Graber died in 1841 at Lower Saucon, Carbon County, Pennsylvania.

     Anna Margaretha Graber was born circa 1763 at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of Andrew Graber and Anna Maria Bitting.

     Anna Margaretha Graber married John Nicholas Muth on 16 March 1784.

     Christina Graber /Graeber was born circa 1765 at Upper Hanover, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of Andrew Graber and Anna Maria Bitting. Christina Graber /Graeber was buried on 8 December 1766 at Goshenhoppen Church, Upper Hanover, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania; Andreas Graber's little daughter was buried today.¹

     Eva Barbara Graber was born circa 1767 at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of Andrew Graber and Anna Maria Bitting.

     Johannes Graber was christened on 22 June 1769 at Goshenhoppen Reformed Church, Upper Hanover, Philadelphia County, Pennslyvania; and his wife was a sponsor.¹ He was the son of Andrew Graber and Anna Maria Bitting.

     Elisabeth Yoder was born on 18 February 1755 at Lower Milford Twp., Northampton Couinty, Pennslyvania. She was the daughter of Jacob Yoder.

     Elisabeth Yoder married Ludwig Graber, son of Andrew Graber and Anna Maria Bitting, on 21 July 1779 at New Goshenhoppen Church, Upper Hanover, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania; Also dated 21 Sept 1779. Elisabeth Yoder was buried circa 1842 at New Goshenhoppen, East Greenville, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.¹

     Elisabeth Yoder died on 1 January 1842 at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, at age 86. She was Power of Attorney by Jacob and Andrew Graber to Ferdinand Graber and Daniel Handwork to settle the estate of their Mother in Upper Hanover, PA. on 17 July 1842 at Canfield, Mahoning County, Ohio.²

     Andreas Graber was born on 2 July 1780 at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.² He was the son of Ludwig Graber and Elisabeth Yoder.¹

     Andreas Graber married Maria Elizabeth Folweiller /Fullweiler, daughter of Ferdinand Folweiller and Catherine Schmidt, circa 1803 at Lynn Twp., Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Andreas Graber was land This draft shows Andrew Graver as an abutter. Another abutter is Henry Sechler. Others named are John Smith, Martin Bar, and John Lajoe. The draft contained 84 acres. on 7 March 1806 at Lynn Twp., Northampton County, Pennsylvania.³ He was tax lists Taxables of 1812 taken from the county assessment for the year. in 1812 at Lynn Twp., Lehigh County, Pennsylvania.⁴

Andreas Graber was Farmer between 1815 and 1850 at Canfield, Trumbull County, Ohio.

     Andreas Graber died on 26 September 1851 at Canfield, Mahoning County, Ohio, at age 71. He was buried circa 29 September 1851 at Old North Cemetery, Canfield, Mahoning County, Ohio.

     

     Susanna Graber /Graeber married John Freed at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Susanna Graber /Graeber was born on 27 November 1781 at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.¹ She was the daughter of Ludwig Graber and Elisabeth Yoder.

     

     Elizabeth Graber /Graeber married John Adam Hillegas. Elizabeth Graber /Graeber was born on 29 June 1782 at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.¹ She was the daughter of Ludwig Graber and Elisabeth Yoder.

     Elizabeth Graber /Graeber died on 18 March 1826 at age 43.

     Jacob Graber /Graeber was buried at Dunlop Cemetery, Vienna, Trumbull County, Ohio; Dunlop Cemetery is just a fenced in grassy area now. These stones were read about 1900 by Dr. Baldwin.¹

     Jacob Graber /Graeber married Elizabeth Klein at Trumbull County, Ohio; Trumbull Co. Marriage Record. Jacob Graber /Graeber was born on 25 June 1784 at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania; Possibly b.1785. He was the son of Ludwig Graber and Elisabeth Yoder.

     Jacob Graber /Graeber died on 8 November 1849 at Austintown, Mahoning County, Ohio, at age 65. He was in the census 1850 Mortality Schedule in 1850 at Vienna Twp., Trumbull County, Ohio.²

     

Johannes Graber was a miller at Milford, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. He was born on 10 June 1787 at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.¹ He was the son of Ludwig Graber and Elisabeth Yoder. Johannes Graber resided circa 1874 at Milford, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.^2,3,4

     

Henrich Graber was Tanner. at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. He was born on 24 September 1789 at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.¹ He was the son of Ludwig Graber and Elisabeth Yoder.

     Henrich Graber married Susannah Gery circa 1819.

     Henrich Graber died on 30 March 1859 at age 69.

     Catherine Graber was born on 23 March 1794 at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of Ludwig Graber and Elisabeth Yoder.

     Catherine Graber married John Lauer Gary, son of Jacob Gery and Elizabeth Lawar, circa 1812.

     Catherine Graber died on 24 March 1863 at age 69.

     Mary Ann Graber was buried at St Paul's Church, Red Hill, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.

     Mary Ann Graber married Michael Klein. Mary Ann Graber was born on 28 August 1791. She was the daughter of Ludwig Graber and Elisabeth Yoder.

     Mary Ann Graber died on 6 December 1846 at Upper Hanover, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, at age 55.

     Sarah Graber /Graeber was born on 19 February 1796. She was the daughter of Ludwig Graber and Elisabeth Yoder.

     Sarah Graber /Graeber died on 6 February 1843 at age 46.

     Christina Graber /Graeber was born circa 1799; Land record states she was in her minority in 1812.^1,2,3 She was the daughter of Ludwig Graber and Elisabeth Yoder.

     Elizabeth Hillegas was born circa 1787 at Pennsylvania.

     Elizabeth Hillegas died in March 1870 at Austintown, Mahoning Co. OH.

     

     Elizabeth Klein married Jacob Graber /Graeber, son of Ludwig Graber and Elisabeth Yoder, at Trumbull County, Ohio; Trumbull Co. Marriage Record. Elizabeth Klein was born circa 1787.

     Elizabeth Klein died in March 1870 at Austintown, Mahoning County, Ohio.