Person:Peter Wiessler (3)

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Peter Wiessler
m. Abt 1769
  1. Thomas Wiessler1770 -
  2. Elizabeth Wiessler1771 -
  3. Jacob Wiessler1773 - Bef 1776
  4. Henry Wiessler1775 -
  5. Jacob Wiessler1776 -
  6. Abraham (twin) Wiessler1779 -
  7. Christian (twin) Wiessler1779 -
  8. Catherine Wiessler1780 -
  9. Daniel Wiessler1781 -
  10. Rudolph Wiessler1784 -
  11. Peter Wiessler1786 - 1876
  12. Joseph Wiessler1787 -
m. Apr 1810
  1. John WisslerAbt 1812 - 1822
  2. Jacob M Wissler1813 - 1898
  3. Peter WisslerAbt 1814 - 1822
  4. David Wissler1815 - 1898
  5. Rudolph Wissler1817 - 1896
  6. Esther Wissler1819 - Bef 1912
  7. Leah Wissler1821 - Bef 1912
  8. John Martin Whisler1823 - 1909
  9. Martha Wissler1824 - 1911
  10. Peter M Wissler1827 - 1909
  11. Elizabeth Wissler1828 - Aft 1912
  12. Catherine Wissler1831 - 1906
Facts and Events
Name[1] Peter Wiessler
Alt Name[1] Peter Wissler
Gender Male
Birth[1] 2 Mar 1786 Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
Marriage Apr 1810 Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United StatesFirst Reformed Church
to Fronica "Fanny" Martin
Immigration[1] 10 Sep 1822 Wayne, Indiana, United StatesTo Wayne County, Indiana with brother Rudolf and families, settling on land known in 1912 as the Gen. Meredith farm, near Cambridge City.
Residence[1] Abt 1840 Greens Fork, Wayne, Indiana, United States"Old Wissler Homestead" on east bank of Greensfork, 3 1/2 mi. s of National Road
Census? 1850 Washington, Wayne, Indiana, United States
Census? 1860 Wayne, Indiana, United States
Death[1] 14 Jan 1876 Wayne, Indiana, United Statesage 90 -
Burial[2] Franklin Cemetery, Milton, Wayne, Indiana, United States
Religion[1] Mennonite

Research Notes

  • Peter is credited with changing the family name from Weissler to Wissler.
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Family Recorded, in Fox, Henry Clay. Memoirs of Wayne County and the city of Richmond, Indiana: from the earliest historical times down to the present, including a genealogical and biographical record of representative families in Wayne County. (Madison, Wisconsin: Western Historical Association, 1912)
    Vol 2, p 237.
  2. Grave Recorded, in Find A Grave.

    [Caution: no headstone photo as of Sep 2014 and no sources provided.]