2nd Generation in America SPANGLER: Jonas** SPENGLER married Mary (Catharine) KINDIGEN, & the children of Union

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1 Jonas** SPENGLER 1
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Birth: 26 May 1715, Weyler Under Steinsberg, (Was County Of Hilsbach)  (Now In Baden) Germany ,  In The Palatinate On The Rhine2,3,4
Death: 1762, On His Plantation In Paradise(Now-1896-Jackson Twp) PA3
Burial: Pigeon Hill Cemetery,Paradise Hill,PA 3 [died on his plantation ] See Narrative
Father: Hans Kaspar**ξCasperξ SPENGLER (1684-1760)
Mother: Judith** ZIEGLER (1686->1730) adopted daughter of Martin ZIEGLER and Anna Catharina Unknown Surname
Residence and Historical Context:  Before 1738, Jonas and his brother, Rudolph, were located  by their father on a tract of land supposed to measure "six hundred acres," seven miles west of Codorus Creek, (York did not then exist,) on the Little Codorus Creek, on the "Conococheague Road" now the York and Gettysburg Turnpike, all then in the County of Lancaster.   Original on file in the interior department at Harrisburg,  under the title of Rudolph Spengler, (Son of Caspar and Jonas' brother). See Narrative  for more detail and for link to the text of the original warrant of October 16th, 1738, issued by Thomas Penn.
German Populace and Indian relations in this section on the little Conewago creek
Indian Incursions and the effect on the Penna Populace in York County 1755
Spouse: Mary (Or Catherine)** KINDIGEN 3,4 Regarding Mary KINDIGEN: Buried in Pigeon Hill Cemetery. On her tombstone it says MARIA STINIA SPENGLER Paradise is in York County. The land tract was then a dense forest, and as late as 1769 only 15 acres of the tract was in grain. Jonas' widow was then assessed 3 horses, 2 cows and 2 sheep.

Marr: 1743/44, Adams County, Penna18,5, 41

Children:

G. E. Swope in 1898 wrote, he μdied in York county, Pa, 1762ξburied in pigeon hill cemetery" 5  Edward W. Spangler, upon whom G E Swope relied for much of his data on the earlier Spangler lines from whom Lydia SPANGLER who married Adam SWOPE descended , and who wrote on his SPANGLER family in 1895 states that "Jonas Spengler died in 1762, on his said plantation in Paradise (now Jackson) Township, and left to survive him Mary Kindigen (or Catharine) Spengler (on her tombstone Maria Stinia Spengler), who was born in Germany in 1718, and died October 15, 1784. Her remains lie in the Pigeon Hill churchyard beside her husband. ξ2

From Edward W. Spangler , in the book The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler published 1896:
μHe and his brother, Rudolph, were located prior to 1738, by their father on a tract of land supposed to measure "six hundred acres," seven miles west of Codorus Creek, (York did not then exist,) on the Little Codorus Creek, on the "Conococheague Road" now the York and Gettys burg Turnpike, all then in the County of Lancaster.
μOn an accurate survey made of the same in 1765 in pursuance of a second warrant issued by the Surveyor General in 1763, this tract measured seven hundred and nineteen acres and allowance, of which 363 acres and 154 perches, western portion, were patented to Rudolph Spengler, in trust for the wife and children of Jonas, then deceased. A copy of the original warrant of October 16th, 1738, issued by Thomas Penn, and on file in the interior department at Harrisburg, will be found under the title of Rudolph Spengler, (Son of Caspar). μThis entire tract was then a dense forest, and as late as 1769 only 15 acres of the tract was in grain. His widow was then assessed 3 horses, 2 cows and 2 sheep. The large springs upon it were favorite places for the wigwams of the Indians, and around one of which, as late as thirty years ago, arrow heads and tomahawks were annually ploughed up in great abundance. ...Patents to them respectively were issued for the same λby Thomas Penn, and Richard Penn, through John Penn, true and Absolute Proprietors and Governors in Chief of the Province of Pennsylvania, dated the 14th day of October, 1767, the 7th year of the Reign of King George the Third over Great Britain, etc., and the 50th year of the said Proprietors' Government.ν .....The deed is endorsed, "Patent Rudolph Spengler, Spenglesberg, York county." This 356 tract was bounded by lands of Jacob  Wiest, John Myers, Philip Crist, John Appleman, and the said heirs of Jonas Spengler, deceased. The consideration for this patent to Rudolph was the payment of 50 pounds, 8 shillings lawful money of Pennsylvania, and the yearly Quit Rent of one half  penny sterling for every acre thereof, if the same thereof is coin current according as the exchange shall be between said Province and the City of London.
μThe grant was in "free and common socage by fealty in lieu of all other services, and included all the Mines, Minerals, Quarries, Marshes, Savannahs, Swamps, Cripples, Woods, Underwoods, Trees, Timbers, Ways, Waters, Watercourses, Liberties, Profits, Commodities, Advantages, Hereditaments, and Appurtenances, whatsoever thereto belonging. Three full and clear fifths parts of  all the Royal Mines, free from all deductions and reprisals, for digging and refining the same and also one fifth part of the ore of  all other mines delivered at the Pitts Mouth only excepted and hereby reserved." 6
 
 
 


 
 
 
 

μWhile the Indian Sachems had a few years before 1738, conveyed their lands on both sides of the Susquehanna and west to the setting of the Sun, this section on the little Conewago creek, and westward, was still the hunting ground of the Conestogas, the Mingoes, and the Conewagoes--the last of the Susquehannas. It was around the mammoth springs of this section that they held some of their religious and annual Corn festivals. William Penn, in a letter of 1683, gives a very interesting and graphic description of their habits, customs, and religious rites.
μAt the same period the Germans, by dispensing even-handed justice and the exercise of skilful diplomacy, were singularly exempt from Indian depredations and massacres. They declined to encroach upon the implied and reserved rights of the red man; nor would they permit unscrupulous English traders to deceive and defraud them. It was not until Braddock's defeat in 1755 that the settlers of York County were put in imminent peril. A description of their inroads and massacres will be found in the appendix.1
 Jonas Spengler died in 1762, on his said plantation in Paradise (now Jackson) Township, and left to survive him Mary Kindigen (or Catharine) Spengler (on her tombstone Maria Stinia Spengler), who was born in Germany in 1718, and died October 15, 1784. Her remains lie in the Pigeon Hill churchyard beside her husband. ξ2

Sources for Jonas** SPENGLER married Mary (or Catherine) KINDIGEN:

1. Gilbert Ernest Swope, The Swope Family 1676-1896, T.B. & H.B Cochran, Publishers, 68.
2. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 24.
3. The Spengler Families 1150-1196 referenced by D M Swope, pp 24 and 25. Appears to be the same as source #2 above.
4. Edward W Spangler of York, Pa is sourced by Gilbert E Swope  on page 381 of his book The Swope Family 1676-1896 in reference to Lydia Spangler. Gilbert  states Edward μhas written a very compete history of that family from which the (above) is takenξ
5. Gilbert Ernest Swope, The Swope Family 1676-1896, T.B. & H.B Cochran, Publishers, 68, page 381.
6. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p68.
18. Fillmore K. Spangler III, μThe Spangler Family Genealogy Page,ξ http://www.spanglers.info/  mainpage when sought in Nov 2002, http://www.txdirect.net/~spangler/ when viewed 120800, spangler@txdirect.net,
20. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 46 . 5th Child entry:  μ V. - Eveξ  (Daughter of Jonas Spengler).
23. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 46-States " about 1750  Paradise Twn.,York Co.,PA."
41. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 35.
 
 

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Children of Jonas SPENGLER and Mary (Or Catherine)** KINDIGEN:


1.1 Judith SPENGLER8,9
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Birth: 1744 [bef 1750]10,11
Father: Jonas SPENGLER
Mother: Mary (Or Catherine)** KINDIGEN

μShe was born before 1750. Lived in Manheim township, and afterwards moved to Frederick county, Md. Some of the descendants are said to live at Silver Run, Carroll county, Md. Letters sent to them failed to receive a response.ξ9

Spouse: Peter ERB 8,9,12

Marr: 176412

Sources for Judith SPENGLER married Peter ERB:
8. Fillmore K. Spangler III, μThe Spangler Family Genealogy Page,ξ http://www.spanglers.info/  mainpage when sought in Nov 2002, http://www.txdirect.net/~spangler/ when viewed 120800, spangler@txdirect.net.
9. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 48.
10. Ibid. p 48  bef 1750.
11. μDescendants of Christian Erb (1703-?)  Early Immigrant to Lancaster Co. PA,ξ Well researched, scholarly site,  jhlarkins@msn.comέ(John Larkins), http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~larkins/chris1703.html, 1744.
12. Ibid.
 

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1.2 Catherine SPENGLER 9
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Death: 2 May 17848
Father: Jonas SPENGLER
Mother: Mary (Or Catherine)** KINDIGEN
Spouse: Jacob WIEST8,9 Marr: 12 Nov 1765,  First Trinity Ch,York,York Co.,PA8,9
Children: Sources for Catherine SPENGLER married Jacob WIEST:
8. Fillmore K. Spangler III, μThe Spangler Family Genealogy Page,ξ http://www.spanglers.info/  mainpage when sought in Nov 2002, http://www.txdirect.net/~spangler/ when viewed 120800, spangler@txdirect.net.
9. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 48.
13. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 48 gives june 25 1803 date

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1.3 Joseph SPANGLER8,14  [Patriot]
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Birth: abt 1745,  Paradise Twn.,York Co.,PA  8
Death: bef Mar 1802, Washington Twn.,York Co.,PA8
Father: Jonas SPENGLER
Mother: Mary (Or Catherine)** KINDIGEN
Patriot Service: 1st Lieutenant of Capt. Michael Ege's company, and Major of the Fifth Battallion York County Militia
Residence: settled upon six hundred acres of land on the Big Conewago Creek in Warrington township, York County after the Rev. War
Spouse: Elizabeth GARDNER 8 Children: μHe was elected 1st Lieutenant of Capt. Michael Ege's company, and Major of the Fifth Battallion York County Militia, organized in 1775,
and with his command marched to Eastern New Jersey, to form the λFlying Camp.νHe was still Major April 5, 1778. After the Revolutionary War he settled upon six hundred acres of land on the Big Conewago Creek in Warrington township, York County. On the entire tract, then covered with timber, he and his family were for years unable to make enough hay to feed four horses. Undaunted, he and his sons resolutely felled the forest, and now it comprises four of the most fertile farms in the county. 'The forests disappeared before such pioneers like lichens and mosses of nature, and they fastened to the fertile soil where they planted.' Nearly all the descendants of Joseph were farmers. The large two-story stone house built by him on this tract along the Carlisle Road north of the "Big Stone Bridge" is still standing [Ed Note: This entry was written 1895]with the southern gable-end cracked; and on a sand stone in this gable-end is the following  :
 A. D.
1789,
 J. S.μ14

Sources for Joseph SPANGLER married Elizabeth GARDNER:
8. Fillmore K. Spangler III, μThe Spangler Family Genealogy Page,ξ http://www.spanglers.info/  mainpage when sought in Nov 2002, http://www.txdirect.net/~spangler/ when viewed 120800, spangler@txdirect.net.
14.Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896.,p 25.
 

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1.4 Anna Mary SPENGLER8,15
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Birth:  Paradise Twn.,York Co.,PA8
Death: 2 May 1784, Paradise Twn.,York Co.,PA8,15
Burial: Pigeon Hills Cemetery16
Father: Jonas SPENGLER
Mother: Mary (Or Catherine)** KINDIGEN
Spouse: Christian WIEST8,15

There are conflicting Franklin Co cemetery records for Christian Wiest which show two seperate birth and death dates: 1) 11 Oct 1714 - 18 Aug 1812 aged 97 yrs 10 mos 7 dys; and (2) 11 Oct 1744 - 18 Aug 1842.39

Marr: 27 Oct 17688,15
Resided: Paradise township, prior to and in 1797 and years afterwards. 1779 tax list includes Christian Wiest [ see below]  His family moved to Franklin county, Pa., prior to 1836.
Children: μ Christian was a member of the Seventh Company of the Seventh Battalion, York County Militia in the Revolution...Christian Wiest lived in Paradise township, prior to and in 1797 and years afterwards. His family moved to Franklin county, Pa., prior to 1836.  Tradition has it that Christian Wiest, during the last six years of his life, was compelled, on account of some offence committed, to walk every morning before dawn between two ghosts, one white, and the other black. He was enjoined to talk to neither, and  the morning of his violation of the injunction, he received a stroke of paralysis, and immediately died.
"Doomed for a certain term to walk the night,
Till the foul crimes done in the days of nature,
Are burned and purged away."  15

μ"The 1779 tax list of Paradise Township, York Co, includes a Christian Wiest with 150 acres, 4 horses, 3 cattle and John Wiest with
150 acres, 3 horses, 4 cattle.  For some reason, Franklin Co will records include a will for Christian Wiest of Paradise Township, York Co.  This will was written 8 Apr 1830 and probated in Franklin Co 5 Dec 1842.  He named a son Jacob and daughters Anna Mary wife of Henry Appleman, Barbara (deceased) wife of John Bentzel, and Elisabeth wife of Samuel Hoke.  He named as executors his "trusty friends" Michael Wiest and John Wiest. There are conflicting Franklin Co cemetery records for Christian Wiest:
(1) 11 Oct 1714 - 18 Aug 1812 aged 97 yrs 10 mos 7 dys; and (2) 11 Oct 1744 - 18 Aug 1842.
The second set of dates may well be correct, particularly if this is one and the same as Christian Wiest of York Co whose will was probated in Dec 1842.  There is also a Franklin Co cemetery listing for Jacob, son of Christian Wiest 8 Jul 1770 - 19 Dec 1855, aged 85 yrs 5 mos 11 dys.ξ
From  Loretta Lynn Layman at her rootsweb pages 39

Sources for Anna Mary SPENGLER married Christian WIEST:
8. Fillmore K. Spangler III, μThe Spangler Family Genealogy Page,ξ http://www.spanglers.info/  mainpage when sought in Nov 2002, http://www.txdirect.net/~spangler/ when viewed 120800, spangler@txdirect.net.
13. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 48 gives june 25 1803 date.
14. Ibid. p 25.
15. Ibid. p 49.
16. . Keith A. Dull, "Early German Settlers of York County Pennsylvania", (Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publications, 1997). sited at URL http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~vstern/SPANGLER/DR_SRC.HTM#C5.
39. Loretta Lynn Layman at her rootsweb pages giving military service ,  will abstract for Christian Wiest  of Paradise Township included in Franklin Co records, and Conflicting Franklin Co Cemetery records for Christian Wiest as noted . URL   http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/md/statewide/misc/weast.txt

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1.5 Bernhard SPANGLER 19, 8
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Birth: 30 Sep 1745, Jackson Twn.,York Co.,PA8
Death: 25 Sep 1802, Paradise Twn.,York Co.,PA8
Burial: Trinity Roth,Jackson Twn.,York Co.,PA8
Father: Jonas SPENGLER
Mother: Mary (Or Catherine)** KINDIGEN
Patriot Service: member of Sixth Company, Seventh Battalion of the York County Militia in the Revolution.  In November 1789, he was assessed 150 acres of land, 3 horses and 3 cows.19

Spouse: Eve μFreanyξ WIST8, 19

Marr: 13 Nov 1770,  Strayer Luth. Ch,Dover Twn.,York Co.,PA8

Children:

Sources for Bernhard SPANGLER married Eve "Freany" WIST :
8. Fillmore K. Spangler III, μThe Spangler Family Genealogy Page,ξ http://www.spanglers.info/  mainpage when sought in Nov 2002, http://www.txdirect.net/~spangler/ when viewed 120800. Author: spangler@txdirect.net. Shows this namee as SPENGLER, not SPANGLER
19. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 35.

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1.6 Eve SPENGLER20,21
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Birth: abt 1750, Paradise Twn.,York Co.,PA/Abt 1750, Jackson Township,York,Pennsylvania22,23,24
Father: Jonas SPENGLER
Mother: Mary (Or Catherine)** KINDIGEN
Spouse: John EMIG8,25,21 Marr:  Manchester,York,Co. PA8

Children:

Sources for Eve SPENGLER married John EMIG:
20. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 46 -Entry for fifth child:  μ V. - Eveξ  (Daughter of Jonas Spengler).
21. Don & Jeanine Hartman, μFamilyHart  Pennsylvania Dutch Genealogy  Family Pages and Database,ξ cites name to  ANCESTRY OF JOHN FRANKLIN EISENHART, YORK H., PG. 44. About the source: μFamilyHart  Pennsylvania Dutch Genealogy  Family Pages and Database,ξ  URL found at http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/familyhart/,  is an Extensive site with Sources usually given at each level of data entry.  Substantial resource in General . For this entry: cites name to NAME: ANCESTRY OF JOHN FRANKLIN EISENHART, YORK H., PG. 44.
22. Fillmore K. Spangler III, μThe Spangler Family Genealogy Page,ξ http://www.spanglers.info/  mainpage when sought in Nov 2002, http://www.txdirect.net/~spangler/ when viewed 120800, spangler@txdirect.net, 1750.
23. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 46-about 1750  Paradise Twn.,York Co.,PA.
24. Don & Jeanine Hartman, μFamilyHart  Pennsylvania Dutch Genealogy  Family Pages and Database,ξ states "Abt 1750, Jackson Township,York,Pennsylvania." . About the source: μFamilyHart  Pennsylvania Dutch Genealogy  Family Pages and Database,ξ  URL found at http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/familyhart/,  is an Extensive site with Sources usually given at each level of data entry.  Substantial resource in General .
25. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 47.
26. Ibid. p 46, 47, 48.
27. Ibid. p 46   January 28, 1753.
28. Ibid. p 46.

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1.7 Rudolph SPANGLER29,8
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Birth: Paradise Twn.,York Co.,PA8
Death: 17 Apr 1830,  Berwick Township,PA8
Burial:  Lutheran Church,Abbottstown,Adams Co.,PA8
Father: Jonas SPENGLER
Mother: Mary (Or Catherine)** KINDIGEN
Spouse: Christina HOUTZ8
Resided: York Co, moved to Heidlersburg, now Adams Co, Pa. In 1788 resided Berwick township in which Abbotstown, [now Adams Co.] Pa is located.
Children: μThey resided near Heidlersburg, Adams county, Pa.,after they moved from York county. In 1788, Rudolph Spengler lived, and owned 170 acres of land, in Berwick township inwhich the town of Abbottstown was then located. In the old Lutheran churchyard of Abbottstown, are the tombstones of Spenglers, (some undecipherable), among which are those of John Spangler, Christina Spengler, born May 3, 1782, died April 6, 1807, Susanna Spengler, born December 28, 1789, died April 17, 1800. Rudolph Spengler died in Berwick township, in August,
 1830, and in his will bequeathed and devised his estate to his eleven children. μ29

12 children on Fillmore Spanglerνs web site, all surnamed Spangler40

Sources for
8. Fillmore K. Spangler III, μThe Spangler Family Genealogy Page,ξ http://www.spanglers.info/  mainpage when sought in Nov 2002, http://www.txdirect.net/~spangler/ when viewed 120800, spangler@txdirect.net.
29. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 44.
40. 12 children on Fillmore Spanglerνs web site, all surnamed Spangler Specific URL http://www.txdirect.net/~spangler/g0000531.html#I1217

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1.8 Henry (Heinrich)** SPANGLER 4, 32, 34
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Birth: 1750, Paradise Township, York Co, Pa34,8,4
Death: (ca Feb )1791, Paradise (now-1896- Jackson) twp, Penna34,4
Father: Jonas SPENGLER
Mother: Mary (Or Catherine)** KINDIGEN
Spouse: Maria Clara** HOKE34
Children: [more data on children here available through these links] This individual continues the direct line to this writer, and much more data on him is available through his own page entry available through link given at his name

Sources for Henry (Heinrich) SPANGLER married Maria Clara HOKE:
4. Edward W Spangler of York, Pa is sourced by Gilbert E Swope  on page 381 of his book The Swope Family 1676-1896 in reference to Lydia Spangler. Gilbert  states Edward μhas written a very compete history of that family from which the (above) is takenξ
32. Gilbert Ernest Swope, The Swope Family 1676-1896, T.B. & H.B Cochran, Publishers, 68, page 381/and Lydia Spangler relevant.
34. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 40.

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Sources for this page 2nd Generation in America SPANGLER: Jonas** SPENGLER  and Mary (Or Catherine)** KINDIGEN
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1. Gilbert Ernest Swope, The Swope Family 1676-1896, T.B. & H.B Cochran, Publishers, 68.
2. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 24.
3. The Spengler Families 1150-1196, viewed by Donald McCurdy Swope, pp 24 and 25.
4. Edward W Spangler of York, Pa is sourced by Gilbert E Swope  on page 381 of his book The Swope Family 1676-1896 in reference to Lydia Spangler. Gilbert  states Edward μhas written a very compete history of that family from which the (above) is takenξ
5. Gilbert Ernest Swope, The Swope Family 1676-1896, T.B. & H.B Cochran, Publishers, 68, page 381.
6. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p68.
7. The Spengler Families 1150-1196, viewed by Donald McCurdy Swope, pages 24 and 25.
8. Fillmore K. Spangler III, μThe Spangler Family Genealogy Page,ξ http://www.spanglers.info/  mainpage when sought in Nov 2002, http://www.txdirect.net/~spangler/ when viewed 120800, spangler@txdirect.net.
9. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 48.
10. Ibid. p 48  bef 1750.
11. μDescendants of Christian Erb (1703-?)  Early Immigrant to Lancaster Co. PA,ξ Well researched, scholarly site,  jhlarkins@msn.comέ(John Larkins), http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~larkins/chris1703.html, 1744.
12. Ibid.
13. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 48 gives june 25 1803 date.
14. Ibid. p 25.
15. Ibid. p 49.
16. . Keith A. Dull, "Early German Settlers of York County Pennsylvania", (Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publications, 1997). sited: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~vstern/SPANGLER/DR_SRC.HTM#C5.
17. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896.
18. Fillmore K. Spangler III, μThe Spangler Family Genealogy Page,ξ http://www.spanglers.info/  mainpage when sought in Nov 2002, http://www.txdirect.net/~spangler/ when viewed 120800, spangler@txdirect.net, p 35.
19. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 35.
20. Ibid. p 46  μ V. - Eveξ  (Daughter of Jonas Spengler).
21. Don & Jeanine Hartman, μFamilyHart  Pennsylvania Dutch Genealogy  Family Pages and Database,ξ http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/familyhart/, Extensive site with Sources given.  GREAT resource., cites name to NAME: ANCESTRY OF JOHN FRANKLIN EISENHART, YORK H., PG. 44.
22. Fillmore K. Spangler III, μThe Spangler Family Genealogy Page,ξ http://www.spanglers.info/  mainpage when sought in Nov 2002, http://www.txdirect.net/~spangler/ when viewed 120800, spangler@txdirect.net, 1750.
23. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 46-about 1750  Paradise Twn.,York Co.,PA.
24. Don & Jeanine Hartman, μFamilyHart  Pennsylvania Dutch Genealogy  Family Pages and Database,ξ http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/familyhart/, Extensive site with Sources given.  GREAT resource., Abt 1750, Jackson Township,York,Pennsylvania.
25. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 47.
26. Ibid. p 46, 47, 48.
27. Ibid. p 46   January 28, 1753.
28. Ibid. p 46.
29. Ibid. page 44.
30. Ibid. p 44.
31. The Spengler Families 1150-1196, viewed by Donald McCurdy Swope, page 40.
32. Gilbert Ernest Swope, The Swope Family 1676-1896, T.B. & H.B Cochran, Publishers, 68, page 381/and Lydia Spangler relevant.
33. The Spengler Families 1150-1196, viewed by Donald McCurdy Swope, p 40.
34. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 40.
35. The Spengler Families 1150-1196, viewed by Donald McCurdy Swope.
36. μDAR Lineage Books (152 Vols.)The National Society of the DAR Volume 78,ξ ID # 77995 (Mrs. Eliza Spangler Schall Reisinger Kopp), pg 371.
37. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 415-416.
38. Ibid. p 422-423.
39. Loretta Lynn Layman at her rootsweb pages . URL   http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/md/statewide/misc/weast.txt
40. 12 children on Fillmore Spanglerνs web site, all surnamed Spangler Specific URL http://www.txdirect.net/~spangler/g0000531.html#I1217
41. Edward W. Spangler, The Annals of the Families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, York, Pennsylvania: The York Daily Publishing Co., 1896., p 35.

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