34 JOHN1 HUTSENPILLER (Benj.3, Jacob2, Stephen1) was born in 1789, probably in Frederick Co., Va. On Feb. 25, 1813, he married Mary Surbaugh (1792-1862). (See p. 287.) They lived on Milligan Creek in the Blue Sulphur Dist. of Greenbrier Co. In 1814, he was a “chain man” on a surveying team. In 1860, his property was valued at $6,200. His family then was his wife, his unmarried daughter, Ann, and his 68-year-old aunt, Hetty Wax, (see p. 287) his mother’s sister, who died in 1872 and is buried at Bunger’s Mill. Before his death on Oct. 15, 1861, Mr. Hutsenpiller divided his property among his children.
Both he and his wife are buried at Bunger’s Mill.
Children:
i Ann Hutsenpiller; b. 1818; named for and received a legacy from Grandmother Surbaugh; spent last years with sister, Hetty; appointed youngest brother, Henry, executor; unm.,; d. 1884.
80 ii Mary Hutsenpiller; b. Aug. 15, 1819
iii 81 Benjamin Hutsenpiller; b. 1821; d. 1842; bur. Bunger’s Mill; m. about 1840, Margaret Ann Knapp, who later m. Sami. Beard.
iv David Hutsenpiller; b. Oct. 4, 1823.
v Esther (Hetty) Hutsenpiller; b. 1825; d. 1916; m. Sami. S. Hern, a miller, who built “Hern’s Mill” on land given Hetty by father; no children but reared children of relatives.
82 vi Anthony Hutsenpiller; b. Aug. 28, 1827
83 vii William Henry Hutsenpiller; b. Jan. 23, 1832.
