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Buried in Zion Cemetary
LUTHERAN BAPTISMS
GEDION MAURER and wife ELISABETH YODER: Son FELIX MAURER, b.
January 31, 1856, bp. March 23, 1856; sponsors: Charl[es] Klock and Edith [Judith] Maurer.

Elisabeth married Gideon S. MAURER 25 Dec 1854, Evangelical Association Church. Gideon (son of Johann Jacob MAURER and Anna Catharine SCHÄFFER, son of Johann Jacob MAURER and Anna Catharine SCHÄFFER) was born 22 Jun 1833, Eldred Twp., Schuylkill Co., PA; was christened 21 Jul 1833, Howerter's Church Mahantongo Valley, PA; died 26 Jul 1906, Eldred Twp, Schuylkill Co, PA; was buried Zion Evangelical Church, Pitman, Eldred Twp, Schuylkill Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

1. Elizabeth MAURER
2. Felix MAURER was born 31 Jan 1856, Pennsyvlania; was christened 23 Mar 1856, Lutheran Baptism; died Yes, date unknown.
3. Catherine MAURER was born 1 May 1858, Pennsyvlania; died Yes, date unknown.
4. Lewis F MAURER was born 7 Jul 1860, Schuylkill County, Pennsyvlania; died 1921, Schuylkill County, Pennsyvlania; was buried Zions Evangelical Congregational Church Cemetery Pitman Schuylkill County PA.
5. Ellamayen MAURER was born 1 May 1864, Pennsyvlania; died Yes, date unknown.
6. James Monroe MAURER was born 16 Aug 1868, Schuylkill County; died 15 Dec 1879, Schuylkill County; was buried Zions Evangelical Congregational Church Cemetery Pitman Schuylkill County PA.
7. Robert MAURER was born 20 Jun 1871, Pennsyvlania; died 6 May 1933, Pennsyvlania; was buried Zions Evangelical Congregational Church Cemetery Pitman Schuylkill County PA.

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Family links:
Parents:
Heinrich Fetter (1779 - 1870)
Elizabeth Hartman Fetter (1781 - 1847)

Children:
Elisabeth Fetter Maurer (1838 - 1899)*
Lydia Ann Fetter Herb (1843 - 1889)*

Isaac — Catherine KEHLER. Catherine was born 1812, Schuylkill County Pennsylvania; died 1892, Schuylkill County Pennsylvania; was buried Zions Evangelical Congregational Church Cemetery Pitman Schuylkill County Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet]

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Birth: 1812
Pennsylvania, USA
Death: 1892
Schuylkill County
Pennsylvania, USA

Catherine was the daughter of Johannes Philip Kehler and Susanna Hepler. She was the spouse of Isaac Fetter.

Family links:
Parents:
Johannes Phillip Kehler (1776 - 1856)
Susanna Hepler Kehler (1780 - 1847)

Children:
Elisabeth Fetter Maurer (1838 - 1899)*
Lydia Ann Fetter Herb (1843 - 1889)*

Spouse:
Isaac Hartman Fetter (1810 - 1894)

*Point here for explanation

Burial:
Zions Evangelical Congregational Church Cemetery
Pitman
Schuylkill County
Pennsylvania, USA


Father:
Birth: Dec. 31, 1776
Northumberland County
Pennsylvania, USA
Death: Jun. 6, 1856
Schuylkill County
Pennsylvania, USA



Johannes Phillip Kehler was born in Washington Twp., Northumberland Co., PA.

He was the son of Heinrich Kehler and Elisabeth Phillips.

He married Susanna Hepler abt 1795 in Berks Co., PA.

Phillip died in Eldred Twp., Schuylkill Co., PA.


Family links:
Children:
Johannes H Kehler (1804 - 1866)*
Charles H Kehler (1807 - 1864)*
Catherine Kehler Fetter (1812 - 1892)*
Peter H Kehler (1819 - 1885)*
George H Kehler (1824 - 1903)*

Spouse:
Susanna Hepler Kehler (1780 - 1847)*

*Point here for explanation


Burial:
Zions Evangelical Congregational Church Cemetery
Pitman
Schuylkill County
Pennsylvania, USA

Mother::
Birth: Dec. 30, 1780
Lehigh County
Pennsylvania, USA
Death: Dec. 2, 1847
Schuylkill County
Pennsylvania, USA

Susanna Hepler was born in Upper Milford Twp., Northampton (now Lehigh) Co., PA.

She was the daughter of Johan Casper Hepler, Jr. and Anna Maria Schmidt.

She married Johannes Phillip Kehler abt 1795 in Berks Co., PA.

Susanna died in Upper Mahantongo (area now part of Eldred) Twp., Schuylkill Co., PA.


Family links:
Parents:
Johan Casper Hepler (1751 - 1816)
Anna Maria Schmidt Hepler (1755 - 1831)

Children:
Johannes H Kehler (1804 - 1866)*
Charles H Kehler (1807 - 1864)*
Catherine Kehler Fetter (1812 - 1892)*
Peter H Kehler (1819 - 1885)*
George H Kehler (1824 - 1903)*

Spouse:
Johannes Phillip Kehler (1776 - 1856)

*Point here for explanation


Burial:
Zions Evangelical Congregational Church Cemetery
Pitman
Schuylkill County
Pennsylvania, USA

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• _UID: DA949050AB0F4F86A90A21FC664477562499

Notes:

Birth: Sep. 6, 1779
Berks County
Pennsylvania, USA
Death: 1870

Born as (Johan) Heinrich Fetter, in Maxatawny Township (South of Kutztown), Berks County, Pennsylvania. Heinrich is the son of Philip Fetter Sr. and his wife Anna Maria Fizzler. Heinrich was baptized at Ziegels Church in Weisenburg Township (now in Lehigh County), PA., by Rev. Philip Jacob Michael, and was confirmed by Rev. Jacob Lupold, at the same church.____________________________________Heinrich's Grandfather was born as Johan Wendel Vetter (pronounced in German as "Fetter", with an "F"). He was known as "Wendel" Fetter, and he was born April 16, 1713 in Rheinpfalz, Germany. "A Collection of Upwards of Thirty Thousand Names of German, Swiss, Dutch, and French Immigrants in Pennsylvania From 1727 to 1776", by Prof. I. Daniel Rupp, page 154, shows that "Wendel Vetter" arrived in Philadelphia on a ship named the "Loyal Judith", from Rotterdam, on Sept. 03, 1742. Wendel was 29 years of age. Documents indicate that Wendel changed the spelling of his name to "Fetter" almost immediately upon coming to the U.S. (apparently because the Americans did not know that "Vetter" should be pronounced as "Fetter"). Wendel used the "Fetter" spelling for his land and tax records, but for the church records and for their gravestones, the "Vetter" spelling was used. Wendel, age 42, owned 25 acres in Northhampton Co., North of Philadelpha, PA in 1755. A book titled "Naturalizations of Foreign Protestants in the American Colonies and West Indian Colonies", by M.S. Gluseppi (reprinted by theGenealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, 1979), on page 118, has an entry for Wendel Fetter of North Wales Twp., Philidelphia Co. PA. He was naturalized at the Supreme Court in Philidelphia, Pennsylvania on Sept. 22, 1765. (At the time North Wales Twp. was in Philidelphia Co. PA., but later it was in Montgomery Co. PA. Montgomery Co. was seperated from Philadelphia Co. in 1784). In 1769, at the age of 56, Wendel paid taxes on a farm in Gwenedth Township in Philadelphia Co. PA., as well as taxes on two horses and three cows (near Lansdale,Pennsylvania today). The Montgomery Co. Historical Society tells us that in 1773, Wendel bought the fifteen acre lot back of North Wales Twp. (adjoining Thomas Showmaker). Wendel was taxed on 15 acres in 1774, age 61, with only one cow reported. In 1779, at age 66, Wendel paid taxes in Gwenedth Township again. Finally, the tax record in 1782, when Wendel would have been 69, shows the property as the "Wendel Fetter's Estate". Wendel and his family belonged to the Reformed Lutheran Church. His headstone has "Wendel Vetter" across the top, and is written entirely in German. It states that he was born April 16, 1713 and that he died Nov. 09, 1794. His headstone is located next to his wife Elisabeth's headstone, in the Wentz Reformed Church cemetery (just behind the church) in Worcester Twp., Montgomery County PA. An identical headstone for his wife Elisabeth (spelled with an "s"), reads in part: Elisabeth Vetterin, died Nov. 23, 1779. Note: The reason for the "in" on the end of her last name is because in the German language (in that time period), this was the way to identify the surname of a married woman (instead of using "Mrs. "as we do in English). The chuch cornerstone shows that it was built in 1762. Wendel was a carpenter. Records show that Wendel was paid two times, for helping to build the church building, the school and the horse stable. Note: Wendel's son Philip Fetter Sr. also had children baptized in this "Wentz Reformed Church".__________________________________Heinrich's father was Philip Fetter Sr. (the son of Wendel). Philip Fetter Sr. was born about 1735 in Rheinpfalz, Germany. "Genealogical and Biographical Annals of Northumberland County Pennsylvania, Vol. 2", by J. F. Floyd & Company, page 506, tells us that Philip Fetter landed at Philadelphia in the fall of 1751. Numerous researchers have been unable to find his name recorded in these passenger records in 1751. (Could it be because he was too young to be listed?) In "A Collection of Upwards of Thirty Thousand Names of German, Swiss, Dutch, and French Immigrants in Pennsylvania From 1727 to 1776", by Prof. I. Rupp, page 173, there is a record of a Philip Vetter arriving in the United States on Dec. 22, 1744, aboard the "Muscliffe Galley", from Rotterdam, with a stop-over in Poole, England. Philip later settled in Maxatawny Township, Berks County Pennsylvania. [Records show that Philip had a sister named Anna Christina. She married Adam Hofman on Feb. 19, 1751 in the Skippach Church in Montgomery Co. PA.]. Philip married Anna Maria Fissler between 1758 & 1760, (possibly in Franconia Twp., Montgomery Co. PA). Note: Our first record of Philip and Anna Maria shows that in 1758 they served as witness' to the Christining of Jacob Sorwer's daughter, at the Christ (Indian Creek) Reformed Churchin Franconia Twp., Montgomery Co. PA. They were both single at this time. Anna Maria Fissler was born in 1736, also in Germany. She was the daughter of Jacob Fissler and his wife Eva Kopp, who were married on Dec. 12, 1728 in Lossburg, Wurttemburg, Germany. Jacob and Eva had six known children. Jacob and Eva Fissler and four of their children arrived in Philadelphia, PA., on Oct. 20, 1752, on the "Duke of Wirtenburg". They had belonged to the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Germany. In 1761, shortly after they were married, Philip Sr. and Anna Maria Fetter had a son John, that was baptized at the Indian Creek Church in Franconia Twp. Montgomery County Pennsylvania. In 1762 Philip Sr. and Anna Maria Fetter had a son, Philip Fetter Jr., who was baptized at the same church. A hand drawn fraktur (an elaborate baptizem certificate), records the birth of Philip Jr. in New Britain Twp., Bucks Co. PA. [Doylestown area] on June 4, 1762. The father [Philip Sr.]was listed as the son of "old Johan Wendel Fetter" and the mother, Anna, was listed as the daughter of "old Jacob Fissler". This fraktur is pictured in: "Fraktur, A selective Guide to the Franklin and Marshall [College]Fraktur Collection", by Carol Faill, (at the college in Lancaster, PA). In 1763 they had a son Jacob (who was the father of Joseph and Elizabeth, who moved to Berrien County Michigan), baptized at the Wentz Reformed Church in Worcester Twp., Montgomery Co. PA. The sponsor was Jacob Fissler. Another son Adam, was also baptized at the Wentz Reformed Church in 1769. Note: Philip's parents, Wendel and Elisabeth "Vetter" [Fetter] are buried in this Wentz Reformed Church cemetery. They then baptized son Soloman in 1774 in the Ziegel Church in Weisenberg Twp., Lehigh Co. PA. On Sept. 06, 1779, their son Heinrich Fetter [Sr.] was born in Maxatawny Twp. (S. of Kutztown), Berks County PA. Heinrich was also baptized in the Ziegel Church. Philip Sr. and Anna Maria Fetter had lived in or near: 1. Franconia Twp., Montgomery Co. PA. 2. Worcester Twp., Montgomery Co. PA. 3. New Britain Twp., Bucks Co. PA. 4. Weisenberg Twp., Lehigh Co. PA., and 5. Maxatawny Twp., Berks Co. PA. [Keep in mind, that the boundry lines of many of the counties in Pennsylvania have changed over time, so the same area could have been listed as being in two or three "different" counties through the years]. The children of Philip Fetter Sr. and his wife Anna Maria Fissler are: John, Philip Jr., Jacob (two of Jacob's children, Joseph and Elizabeth, moved to Berrien Co. MI), Adam, Peter, Soloman, Conrad, George, Frederick and Heinrich (two of Heinrich's children Joshua and Moses, moved to Berrien Co. MI). Philip Fetter Sr. died in Maxatawny Twp.,Berks County Pennsylvania in 1810.

_______________________________________Heinrich Fetter Sr. was married (at the age of 25), on Dec. 11, 1804, in Lehigh County, Pennsylvania to Elizabeth Hartman, the daughter of Johan Dietrich Hartman and his wife Catharine Ruchin.---------------------- Elizabeth Hartman was born Oct. 19, 1781 in Whitehall Towhship, Northampton Co. PA., and she died March 03, 1847, aged 65 years, four months, and fifteen days, in Upper Mahanoy Twp., Northumberland Co. PA.--------------------------- Elizabeth and Heinrich Fetter Sr. had seventeen children, three of whom died young, leaving thirteen sons and one daughter reaching maturity. (They are listed under his wife Elizabeth Fetter, of PA).--------------------- Heinrich and Elizabeth moved from Berks County Pennsylvania to Upper Mahanoy Township, Northumberland County Pennsylvania in 1810.------------------ Heinrich trained as a shoemaker, but he became a farmer for his principal ocupation. He farmed in Upper Mahanoy Township, Northumberland Co. Pennsylvania.------------------------- Heinrich Sr. died in 1870 in Upper Mahanoy Township, Northumberland Co. PA., (near Rough and Ready, Pennsylvania).
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Note: Heinrich and his wife are buried in the Salem (Lutheran and Reformed) Church Cemetery, - also known as the "Salem United Church of Christ (Herbs) Cemetery", in Upper Mahantango Township, in Schuykill County, Pennsylvania, (near the Northumberland County line), near Rough and Ready, Pennsylvania. At least seven members of this Fetter family are buried here.
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Note: See article on the family of Heinrich Fetter Sr. in the following: "Genealogical And Biographical Annals Of Northumberland County Pennsylvania, Volume 2," by J. L. Floyd & Co., 1911, pages 506-510. (Also article on his son Joshua's father-in-law Michael Smith, on pages 474-475). Located in the Allen County Public Library Fort Wayne, Indiana. Also, at the Library of Michigan, in Lansing, Michigan.
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Note: John Smith, the brother of Mary Ann Smith who married Heinrich's eldest child Joshua Fetter/Feather Sr., is also buried in this cemetery.
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Note: See the bios for Heinrich's family, on this web site:----
Grandfather, Wendel "Vetter", of PA. ------
Grandmother, Elisabeth Vetter, of PA (spelled with an "s").-----
Wife, Elizabeth (Hartman) Fetter, of PA. ----------
Son, Joshua Feather Sr., of Michigan.-----
Son, Moses Feather, of Michigan.-----
Nephew, Joseph Feather, of MI.---
Niece, Elizabeth (Feather) Shemely, of MI.
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SORCES: Most of the enclosed bio
information, courtesy of Thomas T. Fetters.
______________________________
Additional information from:
Donald E. Fetter Jr., Dave Fetter,
and Merle Fetter.
__________________________

Family links:
Children:
Joshua Feather (1805 - 1877)*
David Fetter (1808 - 1890)*
Mary Ann Fetter Rebuck (1809 - 1894)*
Isaac Hartman Fetter (1810 - 1894)*
Heinrich Fetter (1811 - 1897)*
Solomon Fetter (1813 - 1883)*
Daniel Fetter (1815 - 1878)*
Jonathan Fetter (1817 - 1848)*
Moses Feather (1826 - 1890)*
Levi Fetter (1828 - 1846)*

Spouse:
Elizabeth Hartman Fetter (1781 - 1847)

*Point here for explanation


Burial:
Salem United Church of Christ Cemetery
Rough and Ready
Schuylkill County
Pennsylvania, USA

Heinrich — Elizabeth HARTMAN. Elizabeth was born 19 Oct 1781, Northampton County, PA; died 3 Mar 1847, Northumberland County. [Group Sheet]

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• _UID: C4ABEC77E0814677BEE58EF7B883A9807CC3

Notes:

Birth: Oct. 19, 1781
Northampton County
Pennsylvania, USA
Death: Mar. 3, 1847
Northumberland County
Pennsylvania, USA

Elizabeth is the daughter of Johan Dietrich Hartman and his wife Catharine Ruchin.
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She was born in Whitehall Township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.
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Elizabeth was married on Dec. 11, 1804, to Johan "Heinrich" Fetter [Sr.], known as "Heinrich Fetter Sr.".
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Elizabeth and Heinrich Fetter Sr. had seventeen children, three of whom died young, leaving thirteen sons and one daughter reaching maturity:
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1. Joshua Fetter / Feather Sr. b. Sept. 29, 1805 in Berks Co. PA. m. In PA. to Mary Ann Smith, the daughter of Michael Smith and his wife Magdalene Heninger. Joshua moved his family to Oronoko Township, near Hinchman, in Berrien County Michigan in 1836, and he founded what would become known as the "Feather Settlement". Joshua and his brother Moses, as well as their cousins Joseph and Elizabeth "Betsey" Fetter all changed the spelling of their surname from "Fetter" to "Feather" when they came to Michigan (or shortly before). Most of their relatives in Pennsylvania kept the spelling of "Fetter". Joshua Sr. and Mary had five children. Joshua Feather Sr. become a wealthy farmer and fruit grower. Joshua gave each of his children, and each of his grandchildren, either land to start a farm, or money to buy a farm. d. Dec. 5, 1877 in Oronoko Township, Berrien County Michigan of palsy. Buried: Feather Cemetery, near Hinchman, Berrien Co. Michigan. Note: See the bio on this web site, for Joshua Feather Sr., of Michigan, (and also for his cousin Joseph Feather, of Michigan).
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2. David Fetter. b. Jan. 18, 1808 in Maxatawny Twp., Berks County Pennsylvania. m. Mary Erdman (March 12, 1817 - Sept. 12, 1904), the daughter of Johannes Erdman. David and Mary had thirteen children. Several of the children died of diphtheria within a short time. They lived in Upper Mahoney Twp., near Rough and Ready, Pennsylvania. He was a carpenter and farmed on a 47 acre farm in Upper Mahanoy Twp. He also served as Supervisor, Overseer of the Poor, and as auditor for the Township. He was a trustee of the Salem Lutheran Church. d. Nov. 10, 1890, at the age of 83. Buried: In this cemetery.
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3. Anna Maria "Mary Ann" Fetter. b. March 5, 1809. m. Samuel Rebuck (June 17, 1810 - March 30, 1887), the son of John Rebuck and Catherine Brosius. Samuel served his township as school director and supervisor. He was a shoemaker and he farmed in Upper Mahanoy Township. They lived in Rebuck, Pennsylvania. Samuel and Mary Ann had 13 children. d. Mary Ann died Feb. 23, 1894. Buried: In this cemetery.
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4. Heinrich "Henry" Fetter Jr. (nickname "Doddy"). b. Oct. 25, 1811. m. Elizabeth Kuntzelman (Jan. 19, 1812 - Sept. 02, 1895), the daughter of John Kuntzelman and his wife Margaret. Henry and Elizabeth had nine children. They lived in Rough and Ready, PA., and then moved to Red Bank Township, Armstrong County, Pennsylvnia in 1840. Their home was used as a place of worship in the early days. Henry was a farmer and an excellent cabinetmaker. d. April 11, 1897 in New Salem, Armstrong County Pennsylvania (two years after his wife's death). Buried: New Salem Evangelical Church cemetery, in Armstrong Co. PA.
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5. Soloman Fetter. b. Dec. 24, 1813. d. Feb. 23, 1883. Buried: Zion Evangelical Congregational Church cemetery in Eldred Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania.
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6. Isaac Hartman Fetter. b. 1810 in Northumberland Co. PA. m. April 04, 1829, to Catharine Kehler (1812-1892), in a Shamokin Canal Boat. She was the daughter of Johannes Kehler and his wife Susanna Hepler. Isaac and Catharine had seven children. d. Isaac died in 1894, in Schuykill Co. PA. Buried: Zion Evangelical Congregational Church cemetery, in Eldred Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania.
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7. Daniel Fetter. b. Aug. 27, 1815 in Upper Mahanoy Township, Northumberland County PA. He was trained as a shoemaker. m. Sarah Montelius (July 13, 1820 - May 26, 1893), the daughter of Peter Montelius and his wife Rebecca Stitzer. Daniel and Sarah had five sons and three daughters. They lived in Leck Kill, PA. He farmed on a fifty acre farm. They belonged to the Salem Church. d. March 01, 1878 in Upper Mahanoy Township, Northumberland Co. PA. Buried: Daniel and Sarah, and some of their children are buried in this cemetery.
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8. Jonathan "John" Fetter. b. June 5, 1817. John was blind. He lived near Rough and Ready, PA. d. May 01, 1848. Buried: In this cemetery.
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9. Philip Fetter. b. 1821. He lived in Northumberland Co. PA.
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10. Elias Fetter. b. September 19, 1824. m. Unknown Bush. d. September 8, 1854. Buried: St. David's Lutheran and Reformed Church cemetery, in Hebe, Northumberland County PA.
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11. Moses Fetter / Feather. b. Feb. 26, 1826 in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. Moses moved to Oronoko Township, near Hinchman, in Berrien County Michigan in 1849, and lived next to his brother Joshua Fetter/Feather Sr. in the "Feather Settlement". m. # 1. March 28, 1852, to Sarah Ann Jones, in Berrien Springs, Berrien County, Michigan. m. # 2. May 06, 1855, to Elizabeth M. "Betsey" Harner(1831 - 1917), the daughter of John Harner Sr. and his wife Susan Haney. Moses and Elizabeth had five children(three of them dying in infancy), leaving Lydia Ann Feather and John Henry Feather Jr. (Elizabeth's sister Susanna Harner married the son of Moses' brother). Moses was a farmer and a fruit grower. d. July 13, 1890 in Oronoko Township, Berrien County Michigan. Buried: Feather Cemetery, near Hinchman, Berrien Co. Michigan. Note: See the bio on this web site, for Moses Feather, of Michigan.
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12. Jonas Fetter. b. 1826. Jonas died as a youth.
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13. Levi Fetter. b. June 13, 1828. d. Oct. 02, 1846. Buried: In this cemetery.
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14. son (died young).
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15. son (died young).
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16. son (died young).
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17. son (whose name is forgotten).
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Elizabeth died at the age of 65 years, 4 months, and 15 days, in Upper Mahanoy Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. Elizabeth is buried here in the Salem United Church of Christ (Herbs) cemetery, next to her husband Heinrich Fetter Sr.,(and near at least 5 of their children).
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Note: See the bios for her family, on this web site.
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Note: Joshua Feather Sr., of Michigan,
is my Gt., Gt., Great, Grandfather.
Nancy (Letcher) Heib.
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SORCES: Most of the enclosed bio information from Pennsylvania, courtesy of Thomas T. Fetters.
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Additional information from: Donald E. Fetter Jr., Dave Fetter, and Merle Fetter.
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Family links:
Children:
Joshua Feather (1805 - 1877)*
David Fetter (1808 - 1890)*
Mary Ann Fetter Rebuck (1809 - 1894)*
Isaac Hartman Fetter (1810 - 1894)*
Heinrich Fetter (1811 - 1897)*
Solomon Fetter (1813 - 1883)*
Daniel Fetter (1815 - 1878)*
Jonathan Fetter (1817 - 1848)*
Moses Feather (1826 - 1890)*
Levi Fetter (1828 - 1846)*

Spouse:
Heinrich Fetter (1779 - 1870)*

*Point here for explanation


Burial:
Salem United Church of Christ Cemetery
Rough and Ready
Schuylkill County
Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Nancy Heib
Record added: Apr 25, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 26389139