John Knappenberger's Son Daniel married Lydia Berlin and moved to Clarion Co, where he became interested in oil and made a fortune. He became the father of the following 9 children: A little girl who died in infancy; Sophia who married John Lorah; Hannah who lived but a year; Moses who died at the age of 9; Josian who married Emily Myers and moved to Coon Rapids, Iowa, Here he bacame the father of 5 children and here he lies buried; Priscilla who married Ralph Boyer and became the mother of Mary Boyer and Crawford; Jacob who married Emma Gilger and became the father of 11 children and who still lives on part of the old homes farm near Emlenton,PA.; Daniel who married Phebe Francis and became the father of 4 children. Lived Emlenton, PA. Died1881 and lies buried in St. Paul's Reformed and Luthern Cemetery.
John Knappenberger's Son Daniel married Lydia Berlin and moved to Clarion Co, where he became interested in oil and made a fortune. He became the father of the following 9 children: A little girl who died in infancy; Sophia who married John Lorah; Hannah who lived but a year; Moses who died at the age of 9; Josian who married Emily Myers and moved to Coon Rapids, Iowa, Here he bacame the father of 5 children and here he lies buried; Priscilla who married Ralph Boyer and became the mother of Mary Boyer and Crawford; Jacob who married Emma Gilger and became the father of 11 children and who still lives on part of the old homes farm near Emlenton,PA.; Daniel who married Phebe Francis and became the father of 4 children. Lived Emlenton, PA. Died1881 and lies buried in St. Paul's Reformed and Luthern Cemetery.
Family Members
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Henry Knappenberger
1798–1854
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Susan Knappenberger
1801–1871
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Elizabeth Knappenberger Kline
1803–1890
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Solomon Knappenberger
1805–1897
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Anna Maria Knappenberger
1808 – unknown
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John Knappenberger
1809–1885
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Joseph Knappenberger
1810–1883
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Margaret Knappenberger Benfer
1811–1881
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Margaretha Knappenberger Miller
1811–1862
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Col Jacob Knappenberger
1814–1898
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