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Father- Rudolph Detweiler
Contributor: Fran Peachey (48202848)∼Mary Detweiler was born 12 Oct 1767, in Berks County, Pennsylvania. Mary was the daughter of Rudolph Detweiler and Rudolph's wife. Unfortunately, her name is unknown. Mary and her parents lived just west of Shartlesville, PA and it is in this area where she met and married John (Hannas) Beiler about 1784. In 1806, Mary,her family moved to Mifflin County. It appears they may have lived for awhile in Lebanon County, PA and then Lawrence County, PA before moving to Mifflin County, PA Her father Rudolph and her brother Christian had previously moved to that same region where they lived close by in Huntingdon County, PA. They had ten children: Christian, John (Hans), Elizabeth (Lizzie), David D., Sarah, Jacob, Joseph, Veronica (Franey), Solomon D., and Mary. Mary and her husband John were buried in the Allensville Amish-Mennonite Cemetery.
John has a headstone, Mary does not.
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Father- Rudolph Detweiler
Contributor: Fran Peachey (48202848)∼Mary Detweiler was born 12 Oct 1767, in Berks County, Pennsylvania. Mary was the daughter of Rudolph Detweiler and Rudolph's wife. Unfortunately, her name is unknown. Mary and her parents lived just west of Shartlesville, PA and it is in this area where she met and married John (Hannas) Beiler about 1784. In 1806, Mary,her family moved to Mifflin County. It appears they may have lived for awhile in Lebanon County, PA and then Lawrence County, PA before moving to Mifflin County, PA Her father Rudolph and her brother Christian had previously moved to that same region where they lived close by in Huntingdon County, PA. They had ten children: Christian, John (Hans), Elizabeth (Lizzie), David D., Sarah, Jacob, Joseph, Veronica (Franey), Solomon D., and Mary. Mary and her husband John were buried in the Allensville Amish-Mennonite Cemetery.
John has a headstone, Mary does not.
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