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Jacob Hagler, of South Branch, Potomac
Facts and Events
Estate Records
- Boston [Sebastian] Hagler was appointed administrator of the estate of Jacob Hagler. Jacob's estate was appraised on 10 March 1760 by Martin Job [Shobe], Jacob Peters {Peterson], and George See.
- Jacob Hagler's inventory and appraisement were recorded in Hampshire County on 12 March 1760.
- Source: South Branch Swiss
Records in Virginia
- LAWS OF VIRGINIA, SEPTEMBER 1758−−32d GEORGE II. p.179 - The SCHEDULE to which this Act refers.
- To the Militia of the County of Augusta, and for Provisions furnished by sundry Inhabitants of the said County, viz.
- p.184 - To Jacob Peterson, Jacob Wiece, Joseph Wiece, Benjamin Hagler, John Hagler, John Wizer, Postine Hagler, Henry Carr, Jacob Hagler, Martin Peterson, Jeremiah Cooper, 16s. each. Source: Virginia GenWeb
From Chalkley's:
- Pg. 462- 16 November 1763 - Jacob Heighler paid in person £30 for 400 acres for Sebastian Hagler at the Court House at Staunton, Va. The land was located on Mill Creek and the south branch of the Potomac. William Green sold the land to Boston Heighler, the same that Jacob paid £30 for.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Ancestry.com. Public Member Trees: (Note: not considered a reliable primary source).
- Hegler, Melville F. The genealogy of the family of Jacob Hegler of the canton of Basle, Switzerland and of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and Hampshire and Hardy Counties, Virginia, now West Virginia. (Chicago, Ill.: unknown, 1948).
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