Conrad STRUBLE & Mary COMPTON

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Conrad STRUBLE
Mary COMPTON

Husband: Conrad STRUBLE
Birth: 31 Oct 1759, Newton Twp., Sussex Co., NJ
Death: 19 Feb 1837, West Buffalo Twp., Union Co., PA
Father: Johann Dietrich STRUBEL
Mother: Elisabetha Catharina PFORT

Marriage:

Wife: Mary COMPTON
Birth: 31 Mar 1767, Sussex Co., NJ
Death: 4 Nov 1854, West Buffalo Twp., Union Co., PA

Children — born in Northumberland [now Union] Co., PA:

1. George STRUBLE, b. 30 Sep 1788; d.s.p. Sep 1791
2. John STRUBLE, b. 15 Jul 1790; d.s.p. Oct 1802
3. Henry STRUBLE, b. 28 Oct 1792
4. Jacob STRUBLE, b. 19 Jan 1795; d. 12 Oct 1874; m. Mary HOUSEL (17 May 1802 - 31 Aug 1897)
5. Ann STRUBLE, b. 13 Jun 1797; d. 10 Mar 1865, Union Co., PA
6. Elizabeth STRUBLE, b. 19 Jan 1800; d. 15 Oct 1855, West Buffalo Twp., Union Co., PA; m. Adam SHECKLER
7. Susanna STRUBLE, b. 26 May 1802; d. 13 Jan 1875, Union Co., PA; m. 30 Aug 1827, John MAGEE
8. Conrad STRUBLE, b. 29 Oct 1805; d. 28 Aug 1880; m. Sarah HOWELL
9. Daniel STRUBLE, b. 29 Mar 1808; d. 7 Oct 1900, Bennington, Ottawa Co., KS; m1. 7 Apr 1839, Eva DALE; m. 2 Jun 1851, Mary Ann IRWIN; m3. 20 Aug 1855, Jane C. ROWLEY; m4. 15 Oct 1868, Harriet Page BLOSSOM

Source:

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

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