Person:Henry Lauffer (5)

Watchers
Henry Lauffer
b.27 Dec 1793
d.18 Apr 1873
  1. John Lauffer1789 - 1873
  2. Susanna Lauffer1791 - 1860
  3. Henry Lauffer1793 - 1873
  1. Hannah Lauffer1815 - 1904
  2. Jacob F. Lauffer1822 - 1909
  3. Isaac Lauffer1830 - 1914
Facts and Events
Name Henry Lauffer
Gender Male
Birth? 27 Dec 1793
Marriage to Anna Mary Gress
Death? 18 Apr 1873
Burial? Woodlawn Cemetery, Export, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, United States
References
  1.   Henry Lauffer, in Find A Grave.

    Tribune-Herald (Westmoreland County, PA), April 22, 1873

    LAUFFER, Henry of Penn Twp., b. December 1793, d. 4-18-1873 at the home of his son Isaac Lauffer, he was age 79 yrs. 3 mos. 22 days.

    Family Members
    Parents
    Henry Lauffer
    1759–1827
    Barbara Alliman Lauffer
    1771–1846

    Spouse
    Anna Mary Gress Lauffer
    1795–1870

    Siblings
    Johannes B Lauffer
    1789–1873
    Elizabeth Lauffer Rumbaugh
    1794–1869
    Mary Lauffer Gress
    1799–1880

    Children
    Hannah Lauffer Bear
    1815–1904
    Jacob F. Lauffer
    1822–1909
    Isaac Lauffer
    1830–1914

  2.   THE HENRY LAUFFER BRANCH.

    Henry Jr., son of Henry Sr., son of Christian, the Pioneer, was born December 27th, 1793, and his wife Anna Marie Gress was born September 3rd, 1795. They were married in September, 1814. His wife died April 24, 1870, aged 75 years, 2 months, 21 days. He died April 18, 1873, aged 79 years, 3 months, 22 days. His family bible is in the hands of his son, Isaac Lauffer, of Greensburg, and the records are in perfect form.

    He resided with his father, Henry Sr, on the old homestead until the death of the latter in 1821, after which he lived on a farm just west of Greensburg. He later moved into the Manor Valley. He conducted a large business and acquired considerable property. For many years he operated a Fulling Mill in the Manor Valley, on the present James McKeever farm in Penn township. Home-made cloth, flannels and blankets were brought for many miles to his mill to be fulled. Fulling shrunk the cloth and made it thicker, closer and softer. He built the first brick house in the Manor Valley.

    He began wagoning, driving a big conestoga wagon, with four or six horses, between Pittsburg and Baltimore, when only sixteen years old.

    His family consisted of twelve...

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