Daughter of Dionysius Friederich Reimer & Elisabetha Weinacht of Mutterstadt, Germany. She was the oldest of eleven children, the youngest of whom was also named Elisabetha.
She married Francis Shunk sometime between 1735 & June 1736. They had seven children all of whom reached maturity.
She was the grandmother by her son John, of the 10th governor of Pennsylvania, Francis Rawn Shunk 1788-1848.
Elisabeth was one of the protagonists in what is dubbed as possibly the "First Ghost Story in America". Read the story at her father's memorial.
She married Francis Shunk sometime between 1735 & June 1736. They had seven children all of whom reached maturity.
She was the grandmother by her son John, of the 10th governor of Pennsylvania, Francis Rawn Shunk 1788-1848.
Elisabeth was one of the protagonists in what is dubbed as possibly the "First Ghost Story in America". Read the story at her father's memorial.
Daughter of Dionysius Friederich Reimer & Elisabetha Weinacht of Mutterstadt, Germany. She was the oldest of eleven children, the youngest of whom was also named Elisabetha.
She married Francis Shunk sometime between 1735 & June 1736. They had seven children all of whom reached maturity.
She was the grandmother by her son John, of the 10th governor of Pennsylvania, Francis Rawn Shunk 1788-1848.
Elisabeth was one of the protagonists in what is dubbed as possibly the "First Ghost Story in America". Read the story at her father's memorial.
She married Francis Shunk sometime between 1735 & June 1736. They had seven children all of whom reached maturity.
She was the grandmother by her son John, of the 10th governor of Pennsylvania, Francis Rawn Shunk 1788-1848.
Elisabeth was one of the protagonists in what is dubbed as possibly the "First Ghost Story in America". Read the story at her father's memorial.
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