Conrad was the son of Conrad John Eyler and Anna Barbara Flught. The spelling of the family name varies greatly from Iler, Eyler, Eiler, Eilar, Euler, Oyler, etc. Conrad married Anna Maria Kemp 18 September 1820 in Frederick County, Maryland and they had ten children: Elizabeth, Sarah Ann, Catherine, Adaline, George Washington, Jacob, Mary Ellen, Samuel, John Christian and Sarepta Ann Florentine. He spoke only German in the home.
(Reference: Equity Records at Mid Maryland Roots, researched by Dorinda (Davis) Shepley):
Frederick County, MD Equity WBT-4
119-130 - ILER, STRINE, STITELY, MILLER, SMITH, FOGLE, HIDER, KEMP Mar 1850, William STRINE & Others vs George W. ILER & Others
CONRAD ILER d/ Nov 1849 (Will 27 Apr 1848; 29 Jan 1850)
widow - Ann Maria
d/ Elizabeth ILER w/o William STRINE - PA
d/ Catharine ILER w/o George STITELY
d/ Adeline ILER w/o Josiah STITELY
d/ Sarah ILER w/o Thomas A. MILLER
s/ George Washington ILER
d/ Mary Ellen ILER, a minor
s/ Samuel ILER, a minor
s/ Johnn ILER, a minor
d/ Semptia Florentine ILER, a minor
* Children were not named in the will, only Washington as executor.
Execs/ Widow and son Washington ILER.
Witnesses: George LOCK, Eli OTTO, Frederick LOCK.
Land - "Resurvey on Fogles Defence", 6 acres and stable, near Woodsboro; adjoins lands of John FOGLE, Benjamin STRINE, William ILER, George LOCK and Abraham ENGLE (late his home farm).
Conrad previously advanced parts of land to George and Sarah as their shares.
Guardian was John SMITH of M. Testimony was heard from Nicholas FOGLE on 8 Apr 1850. Trustee was Thomas A. MILLER, sureties were William MILLER and George W. ILER.
Sale was made to Jacob HIDER at $120.50.
On 4 Oct 1850, Peter KEMP testified he had known the widow since she
was a child and she was 47 years old and generally healthy; she was
awarded 1/8 share.
Distribution after costs, $37.63; the widow, $15.06; each 1/7, $3.22.
(George & Sarah had already received land.)
Closed 18 Dec 1850. (end reference)
(Reference: Equity Records at Mid Maryland Roots, researched by Dorinda (Davis) Shepley):
Frederick County, MD Equity WBT-4
119-130 - ILER, STRINE, STITELY, MILLER, SMITH, FOGLE, HIDER, KEMP Mar 1850, William STRINE & Others vs George W. ILER & Others
CONRAD ILER d/ Nov 1849 (Will 27 Apr 1848; 29 Jan 1850)
widow - Ann Maria
d/ Elizabeth ILER w/o William STRINE - PA
d/ Catharine ILER w/o George STITELY
d/ Adeline ILER w/o Josiah STITELY
d/ Sarah ILER w/o Thomas A. MILLER
s/ George Washington ILER
d/ Mary Ellen ILER, a minor
s/ Samuel ILER, a minor
s/ Johnn ILER, a minor
d/ Semptia Florentine ILER, a minor
* Children were not named in the will, only Washington as executor.
Execs/ Widow and son Washington ILER.
Witnesses: George LOCK, Eli OTTO, Frederick LOCK.
Land - "Resurvey on Fogles Defence", 6 acres and stable, near Woodsboro; adjoins lands of John FOGLE, Benjamin STRINE, William ILER, George LOCK and Abraham ENGLE (late his home farm).
Conrad previously advanced parts of land to George and Sarah as their shares.
Guardian was John SMITH of M. Testimony was heard from Nicholas FOGLE on 8 Apr 1850. Trustee was Thomas A. MILLER, sureties were William MILLER and George W. ILER.
Sale was made to Jacob HIDER at $120.50.
On 4 Oct 1850, Peter KEMP testified he had known the widow since she
was a child and she was 47 years old and generally healthy; she was
awarded 1/8 share.
Distribution after costs, $37.63; the widow, $15.06; each 1/7, $3.22.
(George & Sarah had already received land.)
Closed 18 Dec 1850. (end reference)
Conrad was the son of Conrad John Eyler and Anna Barbara Flught. The spelling of the family name varies greatly from Iler, Eyler, Eiler, Eilar, Euler, Oyler, etc. Conrad married Anna Maria Kemp 18 September 1820 in Frederick County, Maryland and they had ten children: Elizabeth, Sarah Ann, Catherine, Adaline, George Washington, Jacob, Mary Ellen, Samuel, John Christian and Sarepta Ann Florentine. He spoke only German in the home.
(Reference: Equity Records at Mid Maryland Roots, researched by Dorinda (Davis) Shepley):
Frederick County, MD Equity WBT-4
119-130 - ILER, STRINE, STITELY, MILLER, SMITH, FOGLE, HIDER, KEMP Mar 1850, William STRINE & Others vs George W. ILER & Others
CONRAD ILER d/ Nov 1849 (Will 27 Apr 1848; 29 Jan 1850)
widow - Ann Maria
d/ Elizabeth ILER w/o William STRINE - PA
d/ Catharine ILER w/o George STITELY
d/ Adeline ILER w/o Josiah STITELY
d/ Sarah ILER w/o Thomas A. MILLER
s/ George Washington ILER
d/ Mary Ellen ILER, a minor
s/ Samuel ILER, a minor
s/ Johnn ILER, a minor
d/ Semptia Florentine ILER, a minor
* Children were not named in the will, only Washington as executor.
Execs/ Widow and son Washington ILER.
Witnesses: George LOCK, Eli OTTO, Frederick LOCK.
Land - "Resurvey on Fogles Defence", 6 acres and stable, near Woodsboro; adjoins lands of John FOGLE, Benjamin STRINE, William ILER, George LOCK and Abraham ENGLE (late his home farm).
Conrad previously advanced parts of land to George and Sarah as their shares.
Guardian was John SMITH of M. Testimony was heard from Nicholas FOGLE on 8 Apr 1850. Trustee was Thomas A. MILLER, sureties were William MILLER and George W. ILER.
Sale was made to Jacob HIDER at $120.50.
On 4 Oct 1850, Peter KEMP testified he had known the widow since she
was a child and she was 47 years old and generally healthy; she was
awarded 1/8 share.
Distribution after costs, $37.63; the widow, $15.06; each 1/7, $3.22.
(George & Sarah had already received land.)
Closed 18 Dec 1850. (end reference)
(Reference: Equity Records at Mid Maryland Roots, researched by Dorinda (Davis) Shepley):
Frederick County, MD Equity WBT-4
119-130 - ILER, STRINE, STITELY, MILLER, SMITH, FOGLE, HIDER, KEMP Mar 1850, William STRINE & Others vs George W. ILER & Others
CONRAD ILER d/ Nov 1849 (Will 27 Apr 1848; 29 Jan 1850)
widow - Ann Maria
d/ Elizabeth ILER w/o William STRINE - PA
d/ Catharine ILER w/o George STITELY
d/ Adeline ILER w/o Josiah STITELY
d/ Sarah ILER w/o Thomas A. MILLER
s/ George Washington ILER
d/ Mary Ellen ILER, a minor
s/ Samuel ILER, a minor
s/ Johnn ILER, a minor
d/ Semptia Florentine ILER, a minor
* Children were not named in the will, only Washington as executor.
Execs/ Widow and son Washington ILER.
Witnesses: George LOCK, Eli OTTO, Frederick LOCK.
Land - "Resurvey on Fogles Defence", 6 acres and stable, near Woodsboro; adjoins lands of John FOGLE, Benjamin STRINE, William ILER, George LOCK and Abraham ENGLE (late his home farm).
Conrad previously advanced parts of land to George and Sarah as their shares.
Guardian was John SMITH of M. Testimony was heard from Nicholas FOGLE on 8 Apr 1850. Trustee was Thomas A. MILLER, sureties were William MILLER and George W. ILER.
Sale was made to Jacob HIDER at $120.50.
On 4 Oct 1850, Peter KEMP testified he had known the widow since she
was a child and she was 47 years old and generally healthy; she was
awarded 1/8 share.
Distribution after costs, $37.63; the widow, $15.06; each 1/7, $3.22.
(George & Sarah had already received land.)
Closed 18 Dec 1850. (end reference)
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