User talk:Jsadler

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werelate.ged Imported Successfully [6 December 2007]

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Sadler 9.ged Imported Successfully [10 February 2009]

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--WeRelate agent 03:03, 10 February 2009 (EST)

Michael Sadler 1741 [25 February 2016]

I noticed you are watching duplicate trees for Michael Sattler/Sadler 1741-1831. One duplicate has the a & e transposed in his 1st name. I'm new here. Do you know how to go about merging the 2?

Michael Sattler/Sadler arrived Philadelphia on ship Neptune 24 Sep 1751 from Germany with father Michael (1720-abt1790) I believe he married Catherine Fuchs about 1764. Obit in Beaver County Argus on 18 Nov 1831 as dying on Nov 6th at age 90 in the home of son-in-law George Harps (sic rec George Herbst Jr, husband of Eva Barbara Sadler-Herbst) of Shenango township in Penna.

Was buried in the Jerusalem Lutheran Cemetery. This cemetery was originally a family cemetery on the George Herbst Sr. farm. (Geo Sr donated the land to raise a log building for the Jerusalem Lutheran church. The details are murky but the cemetery was destroyed and some headstones were relocated without moving the graves. A newer church & cemetery was built 3 miles away. The cemeteries were made independent of the church and became the Pleasant Valley Cemetery. Anyone's guess which of the 2 plot is meant when any of the 3 names is used)

Please contact me via eMail.__Emyoulation@yahoo.com--BAMaustin 22:46, 24 February 2016 (UTC)