Person:Margaret Brumbaugh (2)

Family Members
Parents
Johann Heinrich Brumbach
1739–1799

Spouse
Daniel Camerer
1760–1833

Siblings
Barbara Brumbach Kauffman
1762–1829
Johannes Brumback
1764–1854
Anna Bromback Ruffner
1766–1852
Henry Brumback
1769–1846
Elizabeth Brumbach Miller
1772–1862
David Brumbach
1774–1824
Susannah Brumback Stover
1776–1841

Children
Susanna Camerer Ake
1791–1843
Hannah Camerer Soyster
1792–1865
Elizabeth Camerer Metzler
1796–1852
James B Camerer
1812–1891

Mrs. Daniel Camerer was a member of the Church of Brethren, then known as the German Baptist church. and her sons John and James Camerer, built the first German Baptist church at Martinsburg, both being identified with the same church early in life. The building is still standing, corner of Wall and Christiana streets, opposite the present church. … The next pastor of the church was Rev. John Soyster, who married Daniel Camerer's oldest daughter, Hannah Camerer.

Name: Margaret Brumbach
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 12 Nov 1770
Father: Johannes Brumbach
Mother: Mary Elizabeth Metzker
Spouse: Daniel Kamerer
Child:
Hannah Camerer
David Camerer
Elizabeth Camerer
John Camerer
Louis Camerer
Mary Camerer
Margaret Camerer
Samuel Camerer
D Camerer
Daniel Camerer
James Camerer
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[E2900] MARGARET BRUMBAUGH ([E4] John, Johannes Henrich) b Nov. 12, 1770, and d “in the 69 yr. of her age,” according to the tombstone in the Spring Hope cemetery, Martinsburg, Pa. When between 17 and 20 yrs. of age she m Daniel Kamerer (“ Kammerer ”—later Camerer), b in or near Worms, Germany, about 1760. He lived in the Conecocheague district, Frederick Co. (later Washington), Md.; was a farmer, and moved to Bedford Co., Pa., where, Nov. 1, 1799, he purchased 700 acres of land from his father-in-law (See E4 for details, deed, ete.], including the present town site of Martinsburg, Blair Co., Pa.

Children (11), surname Camerer:
i Hannah, b Jan. 28, 1792; m Rev John Soyster
ii David, b July, 1794; m Amelia Clapper.
iii Elizabeth, b 1796; m David Metzler.
iv John, b 1798; unm.
v Louis, b Jan. 1, 1800; m Ellen Jane Dodson; dau William Dodson; lived in Steubenville, O., Martinsburg, Pa., etc.; and d at the former place.
Children (9):
(1) Maria, d 1909; m Job Beard.
(2) Mary, d 1898; m Daniel Camerer.
(3) Henry, d 1907; m Agnes Frederick.
(4) Elizabeth, b Dec. 25, 1835; m Robert Smith.
(5) Louis, b Aug. 11, 1838.
(6) John, d 1872; m Rebecca Black.
(7) Jacob, d Sept., 1895.
(8) Hannah Jane, b Aug. 27, 1846; m James B. Dunn; res. Altoona, Pa.
(9) Lucinda.
vi Mary, b 1802; m Jesse Speelman.
vii Margaret, b 1803; unm.
viii Samuel, b 1806; m Katherine Klepser. Elizabeth Klepser and Annie Klepser, daughters, were respectively 1st and 2d wives of Jacob Loose Wineland.
ix D—(s), b 1807; d y.
x Daniel, b 1809; m Elizabeth Bartlebaugh.
xi James, b May 1, 1812; d Oct. 10, 1891; 1842 m Elizabeth Horn; dau Joseph and Elizabeth (Mentzer) Horn, of Franklin Co., Pa. James was a farmer, member G. B. B. Ch., and lived and d at Martinsburg, Pa.
Children (8) :
(1) Sarah, b Aug, 21, 1843; m Rinehard Stayer.
(2) Susannah, b Aug. 22, 1845; m William Wineland.
(3) Mary, b Sept. 19, 1847; d April 24, 1880; m George W. Replogle.
(4) Elizabeth, b Oct. 2, 1849; m Jacob Zook Kochendarfer. One son, surname Kochendarfer:
(a) Clarence Camerer, b Dec. 8, 1884; prof. of Hist. and Polit. Science, Penn. State College, 1911—.
(5) Samuel, b Oct. 22, 1851; unm.
(6) Joseph, b July 11, 1854; m Annie Basler.
(7) James Horn, b May 9, 1857; res. Martinsburg, Pa.; plasterer ; Repn.; member G. B. B. Ch.; unm.; he has shown much interest and actively assisted in this work.
(8) Jane, b Sept. 20, 1860; m Levi B. Miller.

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