Person:Barbara Meyer (7)

Barbara Meyer
b.Abt 1701
m.
  1. Barbara MeyerAbt 1701 - Abt 1773
  2. Christian Meyer1705 - Bet 1782 & 1787
  3. Anna MeyerAbt 1707 - 1758
  4. Jacob MeyerAbt 1709 -
  5. Samuel MeyerAbt 1711 - Bet 1764 & 1766
  6. Elizabeth MeyerAbt 1713 - Abt 1766
  • HAbraham ReiffEst 1696 - 1763
  • WBarbara MeyerAbt 1701 - Abt 1773
m.
  1. Anna Reiff1722/23 - 1798
  2. Christian ReiffAbt 1725 - Bet 1804 & 1809
  3. Veronica ReiffAbt 1727 - Abt 1788
  4. Rev. Abraham ReiffAbt 1730 - 1788
  5. Isaac ReiffAbt 1733 - Bef 1801
  6. Barbara ReiffAbt 1735 - 1819
  7. Elizabeth ReiffEst 1737 -
Facts and Events
Name Barbara Meyer
Alt Name[1] Barbara Moyer
Gender Female
Birth[2] Abt 1701
Marriage to Abraham Reiff
Death[2] Abt 1773 Coventry Twp, Chester County, Pennsylvania, United States
References
  1. #633 in Reiff Family "B", in Davis, Richard W. Mennosearch.

    Listed as a possible child of Joseph Reiff (bap. 8 Sep 1657):
    '[?] Abraham Reiff, b. c1696. He died at Coventry Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania in 1763. He wrote his will 20 Jul 1763 and it was proved 7 Dec 1763. He was a deacon in the Mennonite community at Franconia Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania in 1718. ... He was living at Franconia Township, Montgomery County in 1734 next to Christina Meyer and Jacob Hunsberger. He sold his land on 17 Apr 1746 to Jacob Dettweiler and moved to Lancaster County. He bought land in Leacock Township on 23 Apr 1746. ... He moved from Lancaster County to Coventry Township, Chester County between 1760 and 1763. He married Barbara Meyer, daughter of Christian Meyer, Mennonite deacon. He probably arrived in Pennsylvania in 1717 with his brothers. He was taxed at Leacock in 1757 and 1758. In his will a left money to support his wife's brother Jacob Moyer.'

  2. 2.0 2.1 #421 in Meyer/Moyer Family "D", in Davis, Richard W. Mennosearch.

    'Barbara Meyer [daughter of Christian and Barbara Meyer], b. c1701. She married Abraham Reiff (1696-1763). She died about 1773 at Coventry Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania.'