Eva was born in Livingston, Niagara Co. NY., the daughter of Henry Geiger (1767-1836) and Mary (Hill)(1771) Geiger. She married Philip Heimbach in 1813. Her given name may have been Evelyn.
[Henry & Mary Geiger owned the farm upon which iron ore was first discovered in Pennsylvania. He was a cabinet maker.] (Children of Henry and Mary were: Absalom, Daniel, Henry, Joseph, Jacob, Solomon, Eli, Susan, Mary, & Elizabeth).
Eva was a lady of refinement, and when Philip died, leaving her with virtually nothing to support her children, (a house with no floors, windows, or doors). She took her 11 children in a covered wagon to Racine Co. Wisconsin, for homesteading, when land became available about 1843. Eva lived to be 96.
Note that the spelling of the last name may be different, as some of her children changed the spelling.
Their children:
1.Susan 1813
2.Peter 1815
3.Benjamin 1819
4.Daniel 1821
5.Elizabeth 1823
6.Mary 1825
7.Joseph 1827
8.Henry 1827
9.Rachel 1830
10.Elias 1832
11.Alton 1834
[Henry & Mary Geiger owned the farm upon which iron ore was first discovered in Pennsylvania. He was a cabinet maker.] (Children of Henry and Mary were: Absalom, Daniel, Henry, Joseph, Jacob, Solomon, Eli, Susan, Mary, & Elizabeth).
Eva was a lady of refinement, and when Philip died, leaving her with virtually nothing to support her children, (a house with no floors, windows, or doors). She took her 11 children in a covered wagon to Racine Co. Wisconsin, for homesteading, when land became available about 1843. Eva lived to be 96.
Note that the spelling of the last name may be different, as some of her children changed the spelling.
Their children:
1.Susan 1813
2.Peter 1815
3.Benjamin 1819
4.Daniel 1821
5.Elizabeth 1823
6.Mary 1825
7.Joseph 1827
8.Henry 1827
9.Rachel 1830
10.Elias 1832
11.Alton 1834
Eva was born in Livingston, Niagara Co. NY., the daughter of Henry Geiger (1767-1836) and Mary (Hill)(1771) Geiger. She married Philip Heimbach in 1813. Her given name may have been Evelyn.
[Henry & Mary Geiger owned the farm upon which iron ore was first discovered in Pennsylvania. He was a cabinet maker.] (Children of Henry and Mary were: Absalom, Daniel, Henry, Joseph, Jacob, Solomon, Eli, Susan, Mary, & Elizabeth).
Eva was a lady of refinement, and when Philip died, leaving her with virtually nothing to support her children, (a house with no floors, windows, or doors). She took her 11 children in a covered wagon to Racine Co. Wisconsin, for homesteading, when land became available about 1843. Eva lived to be 96.
Note that the spelling of the last name may be different, as some of her children changed the spelling.
Their children:
1.Susan 1813
2.Peter 1815
3.Benjamin 1819
4.Daniel 1821
5.Elizabeth 1823
6.Mary 1825
7.Joseph 1827
8.Henry 1827
9.Rachel 1830
10.Elias 1832
11.Alton 1834
[Henry & Mary Geiger owned the farm upon which iron ore was first discovered in Pennsylvania. He was a cabinet maker.] (Children of Henry and Mary were: Absalom, Daniel, Henry, Joseph, Jacob, Solomon, Eli, Susan, Mary, & Elizabeth).
Eva was a lady of refinement, and when Philip died, leaving her with virtually nothing to support her children, (a house with no floors, windows, or doors). She took her 11 children in a covered wagon to Racine Co. Wisconsin, for homesteading, when land became available about 1843. Eva lived to be 96.
Note that the spelling of the last name may be different, as some of her children changed the spelling.
Their children:
1.Susan 1813
2.Peter 1815
3.Benjamin 1819
4.Daniel 1821
5.Elizabeth 1823
6.Mary 1825
7.Joseph 1827
8.Henry 1827
9.Rachel 1830
10.Elias 1832
11.Alton 1834
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