Sergeant in Capt. Geist's 6th Pennsylvania Battalion Berks Co Militia
Mr. Gordner was killed by Indians and buried in his own field, currently located near the intersection of Lime Bluff and East Lime Bluff Roads.
George married Eva Susanna Bayer in 1751. She was born in 1736 in Tulpehocken Twp., Berks Co., Pa. to Johann Heinrich Bayer and Maria Elizabeth Zerbe. She passed away in Muncy in 1790. She and George had eleven children.
Mr. Gordner was killed by Indians and buried in his own field, currently located near the intersection of Lime Bluff and East Lime Bluff Roads.
George married Eva Susanna Bayer in 1751. She was born in 1736 in Tulpehocken Twp., Berks Co., Pa. to Johann Heinrich Bayer and Maria Elizabeth Zerbe. She passed away in Muncy in 1790. She and George had eleven children.
Sergeant in Capt. Geist's 6th Pennsylvania Battalion Berks Co Militia
Mr. Gordner was killed by Indians and buried in his own field, currently located near the intersection of Lime Bluff and East Lime Bluff Roads.
George married Eva Susanna Bayer in 1751. She was born in 1736 in Tulpehocken Twp., Berks Co., Pa. to Johann Heinrich Bayer and Maria Elizabeth Zerbe. She passed away in Muncy in 1790. She and George had eleven children.
Mr. Gordner was killed by Indians and buried in his own field, currently located near the intersection of Lime Bluff and East Lime Bluff Roads.
George married Eva Susanna Bayer in 1751. She was born in 1736 in Tulpehocken Twp., Berks Co., Pa. to Johann Heinrich Bayer and Maria Elizabeth Zerbe. She passed away in Muncy in 1790. She and George had eleven children.
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In Honor of Revolutionary War Pioneer Patriot George Gorder; Died 23 Aug. 1778; Buried in his own field. Marker placed by Lycoming Chapter, NSDAR 2014 by Marilee C. Sholtis
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