Person:Jacob Heller (19)

Jacob Daniel Heller
m. Bef 1801
  1. Jacob Daniel Heller1801 - 1885
  2. Elizabeth Heller1803 -
  3. Susanna Heller1805 -
  4. Anna Maria Heller1807 - 1881
  5. Johannes E Heller1810 - 1880
m. 20 Mar 1825
  1. Elizabeth Heller - 1855
  2. Mente Heller1825 - 1825
  3. Isaac Heller1826 - 1898
  4. Amanda HellerAbt 1827 - Bef 1880
  5. John Heller1829 - 1909
  6. Sarah Heller1830 - 1856
  7. Josiah Heller1832 - 1891
  8. Edward Heller1834 - 1907
  9. William Heller1836 - 1912
  10. Jacob Benjamin Heller1838 - 1906
  11. Mary C Heller1840 - 1911
  12. Andrew Heller1841 - 1854
  13. Catherine A Heller1844 - Aft 1881
  14. Lewis George Heller1847 - 1926
Facts and Events
Name[1] Jacob Daniel Heller
Gender Male
Birth[2] 20 Nov 1801 Mifflin twp., Dauphin Co., Pennsylvania
Marriage 20 Mar 1825 Upper Paxton Twp., Dauphin Co., Pennsylvaniato Margaretha Daniel
Alt Marriage 20 Mar 1825 St. Peter's (Hoffman's) Church, Dauphin Co., PAto Margaretha Daniel
Emigration[4][5] May 1838 Crawford Co., Ohio
Other 4 Sep 1850 Liberty twp., Crawford Co., OhioCensus1850
with Margaretha Daniel
Death? 13 Dec 1885 Liberty twp., Crawford Co., Ohio
Burial[3] 16 Dec 1885 Crall cemetery, Liberty twp., Crawford Co., Ohio
Other[6] 19 Dec 1885 Crawford Co., OhioObitz_OK
Reference Number? 13321
References
  1. John Paul Gunder. Gunder's Heller Family information, Recipient: Kristina Kuhn Krumm, Address: Salina, Kansas, Author E-mail: KBOSZO at aol.com. (2003 and ongoing).
  2. United States. 1850 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M432)
    age 49 born in PA.
  3. Obituary. (further information available upon request).
  4. Obituary. (further information available upon request).
  5. from Pennsylvania
  6. "A Pioneer Gone: Jacob D. Heller was born in Dauphine County, PA, November 20, 1801; he was the oldest of his father's family, and at the age of 8 his mother died. He was baptised in infancy, and at mature age was received into the full communion of the Reform church, by Rev. Isaac Gerhart, at Millerstown, PA, by confirmation and remained in communion until death. At the age of 24 he linked his life's fortunes with Miss Margaret Daniels in holy matrimony, in March, 1825, the bond enduring for 60 years and 9 months. Then for 13 years longer he remained in his childhood home as a tenant on rented lands. In 1838 he turned his face westward, and in May of that year settled upon his farm in Liberty township, where he resided up to his death. The woods yielded to the sturdy stroke of his ax, and where the prowling wolf and timid deer made their lair, has succeeded an unostentatious Christian home. He was for nearly 48 years a citizen of this township and county. To father Heller 13 children were born, 9 in PA and 4 in this county. For years father Heller suffered from that decay indicant to old age, and at last, on Sunday evening, the 13th inst., just as the evening shades had fallen he gently fell asleep in Jesus, at the ripe age of 84 years and 23 days. On the 16th inst., after suitable services by his pastor, we laid his mortal remains to rest in the Crall cemetery to sleep the years away in the hope of a blessed resurrection."
    L.M. KERSCHNER, SULPHUR SPRINGS, December 19,1885 (sent to me by Judy Tomlinson)