He was the son of Johann Casper Hepler and Susanna Scheible.
He married Anna Maria Schmidt on 2 Apr 1772 in Upper Milford Twp., Northampton (now Lehigh) Co., PA.
Casper was a Cordwainer (shoemaker) by occupation, but he was also a prosperous land owner. He would eventually own more than 1000 acres in the Upper Mahantongo Valley in (then) Berks Co., PA.
He died in Upper Mahantongo (area now part of Eldred) Twp., Schuylkill Co., PA.
At the time of his death, he was still in possesion of 250 acres of land.
Casper was buried on the portion of his property given for the Zion Church and Cemetery.
NOTE: Revolutionary War Service - Private (1st Class) in 2nd Battalion, 1st Company, Northampton County Militia - under the command of Captain Joseph Kooken.
He was the son of Johann Casper Hepler and Susanna Scheible.
He married Anna Maria Schmidt on 2 Apr 1772 in Upper Milford Twp., Northampton (now Lehigh) Co., PA.
Casper was a Cordwainer (shoemaker) by occupation, but he was also a prosperous land owner. He would eventually own more than 1000 acres in the Upper Mahantongo Valley in (then) Berks Co., PA.
He died in Upper Mahantongo (area now part of Eldred) Twp., Schuylkill Co., PA.
At the time of his death, he was still in possesion of 250 acres of land.
Casper was buried on the portion of his property given for the Zion Church and Cemetery.
NOTE: Revolutionary War Service - Private (1st Class) in 2nd Battalion, 1st Company, Northampton County Militia - under the command of Captain Joseph Kooken.
Inscription
Aged 65 yrs, 7 mos, 7 days
Family Members
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Johannes "John" Hepler
1774–1834
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Peter M Hepler
1775–1842
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Christopher Hepler
1777–1847
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Catharina Hepler Kehler
1779–1827
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Susanna Hepler Kehler
1780–1847
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Anna Maria Hepler Reitz
1784–1857
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Anna Margaretha Hepler Brosius
1786–1838
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Jacob Hepler
1788–1809
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Johann Georg "George" Hepler
1790–1867
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Lydia Hepler Ferster
1792–1858
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Heinrich Hepler
1795–1864
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Benjamin Hepler
1797–1798
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Gertrude Hepler
1801–1821