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- Name Suffix: Senior
died 7/25/1864, age 73
1820 census, pg 352, Juniata Twp, Perry Co, 30110-00100
1830 census
1840 census
1850 census, pg 244, #1086/1096, Walker Twp, Juniata Co, Samuel 56 none,
George 21 laborer, Jacob 20, Joseph 19, Barbara 18, Wm 6 (Abraham on pg 245)
1860 census, #106, Walker Twp, Juniata Co, Samuel 70, gentleman (at Jacob Kauffman's)
Note: a Samuel Kneisle and Maria Patterson, married 4-14-1813 at Trinity
Lutheran Church, Lancaster, PA!! (Maria Catharine??). What are the chances
that a differentSamuel Kneisle in the same area married a different Patterson girl?
Maybe Samuel married Maria Patterson first, then he married Maria's sister Catharine?
Since I didn't see the original record, maybe the marriage isn't really to "Maria"?
Note - there were Pattersons in Hempfield in 1790 (but can't find in 1800)
some spellings:
Kneisely
Kneisly
Kneisley
Knisely
Knissly
Knissley
In Biographical Encyclopedia of Huntingdon, Mifflin, Juiata and Perry Counties,
pg 328-9:
REV. JOSEPH K. KNISELY, now of Flemington, Clinton county, Pa., was born on a
farm near Port Royal, Juniata county, Pal, February 8,, 1853. He is the son of
Abraham and Catharine (Kieffer) Knisely. His grandfather, Samuel Knisely, was born
in Lancaster county, 1791, removed to Juniata county,and married Catharine
Patterson, born in 1793. They resided in Juniata county, until their death; that of his
wife occuring in 1849, and his in 1864. His children were
John, a carpenter, who died at Lewistown, Pa., 1893;
Samuel, died in 1871, near Mexico, Juniata county, Pa.;
Elizabeth (Mrs. Kauffman), of Cedar Rapids, Iowa;
Abraham, father of Rev. Mr. Knisely;
Mrs. Mary Kauffman, who died in 1862;
Kate (Mrs. Ferner), died in 1858;
George, of Millerstown, Perry county, Pa.;
Jacob, who went to California in 1848, and is now a well-to-dofarmer near
Quincy, Cal.;
Joseph, a barge builder, of Allegheny City, Pa.;
Barbara (Mrs. Holman), of Mifflintown, Pa.;
William, of Mexico, Pa.
Two of these werein the war of the Rebellion,
George, who served eleven months in Company B, Two
Hundred and Second Pennsylvania Volunteers, and William, of the Forty-ninth
Pennsylvania Volunteers.
Deed book 24, pg 81, Samuel Knisely and wf Catharine sold land to
Amos H. Slaymaker, a lot in Columbia, W. Hempfield, 7/9/1821. Was
purchased 2/10/1815 from Jacob Strickler.
Samuel Kneisly andwf Catharine sold land to Christian Kauffman, Book O-7, pg 120,
3/8/1825, East Hempfield Twp. $1400 for 3 lots, No 3 for 11 acres, no 8 for 6 acres,
adjoining land fo John Kneisly, decd. No 4 for 16 acres. adjoined land of Casper
Fordney, decd. Land was purchased 5/15/1813 from Michael Bear.
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