Jacob Stonesifer, 17871850 (aged 63 years)

Name
Jacob /Stonesifer/
Given names
Jacob
Surname
Stonesifer
Birth
Type: Birth of Stonesifer, Jacob
August 9, 1787 21 24
Merged Gramps ID
I3551
Birth of a brother
Death of a paternal grandfather
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Death of a father
State: Pennsylvania
Country: United States of America
Burial of a father
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Burial of a brother
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Death
Type: Death of Stonesifer, Jacob
August 19, 1850 (aged 63 years)
Family with parents
father
17661844
Birth: March 3, 1766 34 22 Frederick County, Maryland
Death: April 20, 1844Pennsylvania
mother
younger brother
17981847
Birth: November 11, 1798 32 35
Death: August 15, 1847
-11 years
himself
-11 years
elder brother
17761850
Birth: 1776 Frederick County, Maryland
Death: 1850
sister
brother
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sister
Family with Susanna Wentz
himself
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Shared note

Book: Stonesifer Genealogy:

Jacob married Susanna "Susan" Wentz. She died Oct. 24, 1798 ; he then married Maria Susanna "Susan" Melsheimer - b. May 13, 1797 - d. Aug. 3, 1854. His first wife, whose last name is sometimes given as Vance due to the German pronunciation of Wentz, was the sixth child of Frederick Wentz, Jr. Jacob was a miller in Carroll Co. for six years, then about 1815 he moved to Germany township, Adams, Co. , Pa. near his father . After milling again for a few years he acquired some 98 acres of land three miles south of Littlestown near the Md.-Pa. line and became a Farmer. He was a Democrat and held several local offices . From 1841 -1845 he owned and operated Bittle's Tavern about two miles south of Littlestown and on the road leading into Maryland. Like his f a t h e r , he was an active member of the German Reformed Church, and served for many years as either elder or deacon a t Christ Church near Littlestown. As a result of his two marriages, he had a large family of 12 children. He was buried a t Christ Church, his first wife at Krider's Church near Westminster, and his second wife a t M t . Olivet Cemetery in Hanover, Pa.