John KEMMERER & Nancy HORN

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John KEMMERER
Nancy HORN

Husband: John KEMMERER
Birth: 1781, PA
Death: Oct 1825, Butler Twp., Knox Co., OH
Father: John KIMERER
Mother: Mary __?__

Marriage:

Wife: Nancy HORN
Birth: 18 Apr 1783, PA
Death: 31 Mar 1872, Knox Co., OH
Father: Johann Valentin HORN
Mother: Christiana ALBRECHT / ALBRIGHT

Children:

— born in Monongalia Co., VA:
1. Mary "Polly" KEMMERER, b. 3 Apr 1804
2. Samuel KEMMER, b. 1 Jun 1806
3. Susan KEMMERER, b. 1806/7
4. Elizabeth KEMMER, b. 10 Jul 1810
5. Christina KEMMERER, b. 13 Mar 1813

— born in Knox Co., OH:
6. Nancy KEMMER, b. 1819/20
7. Hannah KEMMER, b. 7 Jun 1822 or 1823/4
8. Lydia KEMMERER, b. 1 Nov 1824; d. 2 Jan 1910; m. William RISE
9. Rachel Sarah KEMMERER, b. 1825/6; m. aft. 1850, O. M. OAKLEY

Sources:

1. "Belmont Co. [Ohio] Partition Records, 1823-1828." Gateway to the West. Vol. I. (Broderbund CD-175). On p. 118:

Mar. 1828 -- Daniel BERRY vs. Nancy KREMMER, et al. Petition for Partition. Filed 3-14-1827. Land, half quarter being in Section 29, Township 6, Range 3. Valentine Horn; dec'd. Children: Nancy Kremer of Knox Co., Ohio...

2. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: AF - Ancestral File (online at FamilySearch.org).

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