Historical records matching John Mayers
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About John Mayers
John was born in Drumore Twp., Lancaster County, PA. and moved as a young boy to Bart (now Eden) Twp., Lancaster County, PA. where his parents had inherited land.
Shortly after his marriage to Barbara Brown, he bought a farm in Strasburg Twp. to the south of White Oak Rd. and just a few miles from his parents. There he and Barbara raised their family of 6 sons, Abraham, John M., Benjamin B., Isaac B., Frederick B. and David; and 3 daughters, Elizabeth, Susanna and Frances better known as Fanny.
When he wasn't farming, he made post and rail fences. He was a Mennonite and attended the New Providence Mennonite Meeting House not far from his home.
John was born in Drumore Twp., Lancaster County, PA. and moved as a young boy to Bart (now Eden) Twp., Lancaster County, PA. where his parents had inherited land.
Shortly after his marriage to Barbara Brown, he bought a farm in Strasburg Twp. to the south of White Oak Rd. and just a few miles from his parents. There he and Barbara raised their family of 6 sons, Abraham, John M., Benjamin B., Isaac B., Frederick B. and David; and 3 daughters, Elizabeth, Susanna and Frances better known as Fanny.
When he wasn't farming, he made post and rail fences. He was a Mennonite and attended the New Providence Mennonite Meeting House not far from his home.
Note: stone reads Mayers although most estate records are under Myers. John was born in Bart (now Eden) Township, Lancaster County, PA. where his parents had inherited land.
Shortly after his marriage to Barbara Brown, he bought a farm in Strasburg Twp. to the south of White Oak Rd. and just a few miles from his parents. There he and Barbara raised their family of 6 sons, Abraham, John, Benjamin B., Isaac B., Frederick B. and David; and 3 daughters, Elizabeth, Susanna and Frances better known as Fanny.
When he wasn't farming, he made post and rail fences. He was a Mennonite and attended the New Providence Mennonite Meeting House not far from his home.
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John Mayers's Timeline
| 1786 |
July 13, 1786
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Eden, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, United States
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| 1810 |
1810
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1810
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| 1811 |
December 14, 1811
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New Providence, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
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1813
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| 1815 |
April 18, 1815
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Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, United States
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| 1817 |
March 3, 1817
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Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, United States
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| 1818 |
June 13, 1818
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| 1819 |
December 28, 1819
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Eden, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, United States
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| 1821 |
1821
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