Person:John Yarger (3)

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John (Hull's line) YERGER/ YARGER, Jr.
b.1785 Berks Co., PA
d.3 May 1855
Parents and Siblings
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m. Bef 1784
  1. Johan Georg (Earl's line) YERGER/ JORGER/ YARGER1781 - 1853
  2. John (Hull's line) YERGER/ YARGER, Jr.1785 - 1855
  3. Jacob (Smail and Wagner line) YERGER/ YARGER1789 - 1863
  4. Phillip (Noel's line) YERGER1791 - 1860
  5. Samuel (Michelle's line) YURGER/ JOERGER/ YERGERAbt 1792 - Aft 1860
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  John (Hull's line) YERGER/ YARGER, Jr.1785 - 1855
  • W.  Mary KEENER1779 - 1831
m. 1805/6
  1. William YERGER/ YARGER1806 - Bef 1900
  2. Joseph YERGER/ YARGER1808 - 1866
  3. Julyann YERGER/ YARGERAbt 1810 - Abt 1869
  4. Peter YERGER/ YARGER1810 -
  5. Harriet Esther YARGER1812 - 1878
  6. Mary YargerAbt 1815 - 1853
  7. Simon YARGER1816 - 1880
  8. Phebe YERGER/ YARGER1822 - Aft 1880
  9. Christian YERGER/ YARGERAbt 1828 - 1898
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  John (Hull's line) YERGER/ YARGER, Jr.1785 - 1855
  • W.  Barbara _____1784 - 1855
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Facts and Events
Name[1] John (Hull's line) YERGER/ YARGER, Jr.
Gender Male
Birth[2][3] 1785 Berks Co., PA
Alt Birth[15] Abt 1790 Marion Twp., Centre Co., PA
Residence[16] 1804 Hartleton, Union Co., PA
Marriage 1805/6 to Mary KEENER
Marriage to Barbara _____
Residence[17] 1850 Marion Twp., Centre Co., PA
Occupation[6][7] farmer in Centre Co., PA
Occupation[8][9] tanner
Residence[12] native of Berks Co., PA
Residence[13][21] removed to Centre Co., PA
Residence[14][22] removed to Union Co., PA
Death[4] 3 May 1855
Alt Death[11] Centre Co.,, PA
Burial[5][20] Jacksonville, Centre Co., PA
Religion[10] German Reformed Church

Yerger in 1850

John and Mary probably moved to Union County shortly after they were married. Both John and his father lived in this area for a time. (When they are listed at the time both are living in the same area, this John is called "John Jr.".) One history says, "Hugh Wilson opened the first tavern in Hartleton (Union County) in 1773. He was succeeded by Martin Selton in 1778, John Yerger and John Yerger, Jr. The tavern was located on the post route established April 1, 1798 from Northumberland to Bellefonte." Another history says , John Yerger came there (Hartleton) in 1804, and his son, John Jr. commenced keeping tavern there the same year, and in 1814 was still keeping there. He (John Jr.) removed from Union County and bought a farm in Nittany Valley near Jacksonville, where some of his descendants still reside."

References
  1. ↑ Judy Hull. Re: George Yerger/Yarger.
  2. ↑ Judy Hull. Re: George Yerger/Yarger.
  3. ↑ Judith Hull. Three Generations of Johns (Johannes).
  4. ↑ Judith Hull. Three Generations of Johns (Johannes).
  5. ↑ Judith Hull. Three Generations of Johns (Johannes).
  6. ↑ Portrait and Biographical Album of Stephenson County, Ill.. (Chapman Brothers).
  7. ↑ 1850 US Federal Census (4).
  8. ↑ Judith Hull. Three Generations of Johns (Johannes).
  9. ↑ Portrait and Biographical Album of Stephenson County, Ill.. (Chapman Brothers).
  10. ↑ Portrait and Biographical Album of Stephenson County, Ill.. (Chapman Brothers).
  11. ↑ Portrait and Biographical Album of Stephenson County, Ill.. (Chapman Brothers).
  12. ↑ Portrait and Biographical Album of Stephenson County, Ill.. (Chapman Brothers).
  13. ↑ Portrait and Biographical Album of Stephenson County, Ill.. (Chapman Brothers).
  14. ↑ Portrait and Biographical Album of Stephenson County, Ill.. (Chapman Brothers).
  15. ↑ 1850 US Federal Census (4).
  16. ↑ Judith Hull. Three Generations of Johns (Johannes).
  17. ↑ 1850 US Federal Census (4).
  18.   1850 US Federal Census (4).
  19.   Judith Hull. Three Generations of Johns (Johannes).
  20. ↑ Emmanuel Reformed Cemetery
  21. ↑ after several children were born
  22. ↑ after marriage
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