#5399 John J. Knepper ( John Knepper • Johann Knepper • Johann Gottfried "Gottfried" Knepper◊ • Clemens Knepper◊ • Hans Peter Knepper◊ • Tilmann Knepper◊ )
John was born 26 Nov 1833 in Brothersvalley Twp., Somerset Co., Pennsylvania. He died 6 Oct 1916. He was buried in Knepper Burial Ground, Knepper Farm.
In 1860, 1870, 1880 and 1900, John was a farmer in Brothers Valley Twp., Somerset Co., Pennsylvania. In 1860, his wife was Mary and, in 1870, Annie. In 1870, his real estate was valued at $1,500 and personal at $700. In 1910, they were in Somerset Co.
∞ John married first #5472 Mary Musser.
Mary was born 21 Aug 1832. She died 22 Jul 1861. She was buried in Knepper Burial Ground, Knepper Farm.
Children of this relationship:
#6450 | F | i | Rebecca Knepper | (2 Mar 1856–5 Feb 1858) |
#6453 | M | ii | Obadiah Knepper | (Abt 1858–10 Oct 1910) |
#6451 | M | iii | Oliver Knepper | (28 Dec 1858–17 Feb 1860) |
#6452 | M | iv | Othiel Knepper | (–Infant) |
#6464 | M | v | Milton M. Knepper | (Mar 1861–) |
∞ John married second #5473 Annie Bittner.
Marriage notes |
They married Bef 1870. |
Annie was buried in Knepper Burial Ground, Knepper Farm.
In 1920, Annie was in the Somerset County Home.
Children of this relationship:
#6471 | M | i | Elmer E. Knepper | (Apr 1866–) |
#6472 | F | ii | Sarah "Sallie" Knepper | (Abt 1869–) |
#6473 | M | iii | Irvine Knepper | (May 1874–) |
1860 U.S. Census, Brothersvalley, Somerset Co., Pennsylvania, Ancestry.com. 1860 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, Utah, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009., Roll: M653_1183; Page: 81; Image: 87; Family History Library Film: 805183.
Clifford T. Wig & Dorothy H. Wig, The Knepper Family Tree, (unpublished, Apr 1997). Ref. as [Wig].
Howard E. Blackburn & William H. Welfley, History of Bedford and Somerset Counties, Pennsylvania, (New York/Chicago: The Lewis Publishing Co., 1906), 305-307. Ref. as [Blackburn/Welfley].
Line Generation: 7
Relationship: Second Cousins Four Times Removed through Johann Gottfried "Gottfried" Knepper◊