Alexander SIERS & Margaret Agnes KIMBERLY

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Alexander SIERS
Margaret Agnes KIMBERLY

WARNING: I do not know for certain that the Alexander and Margaret Agnes __?__ in the 1850 Census of Blair Co., PA, are the same couple as the Alexander SIERS & Margaret KIMBERLY in the message at FamilyHistory.com; however, the probability is so high that I've gone ahead and made the connection.

Husband: Alexander SIERS
Birth: 1827/8, MD

Marriage:

Wife: Margaret Agnes KIMBERLY
Birth: 1831/2, MD
Father: Frederick KIMBERLY
Mother: Martha ROSS

Children:

1. Morrison SIERS, b. ca. 1852
2. William SIERS, b. ca. 1855
3. Martha SIERS, b. ca. 1857
4. James SIERS, b. ca. 1859
5. Sadie SIERS, b. ca. 1862
6. Porter B. SIERS, b. 23 Feb 1873; d. 23 Nov 1878, Mifflin Co., PA
7. Charles R. "Charley" SIERS, b. 31 Oct 1875; d. 3 Aug 1881, Mifflin Co., PA

Sources:

1. 1850 Census Index/Microfilm (online at GenealogyLibrary.com): Antis Twp., Blair Co., PA, p. 215A, 102/102, enumerated 1 Oct 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

Alexander Siers 22 M Laborer Md

Margaret Agnes " 18 F "

2. Messages in The Kimberly Surname Message Board (online at Ancestry.com).

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