Obituaries for Simon and Margaret have Deckerhoof as spelling for last name, on other documents the spelling is Dickerhoof, Bedford cemetery records have Dickerhoof and most of the death certificates and other items for their children are spelled Dickerhoof.
Marriage records: Presbyterian Church of the Upper West Conogogheaue - Mercersburg, Franklin Co., PA
Simon Dickerhoof and Rebecca Margaret Moyer
married on January 1, 1846
According to the marriage notice above Simon married Rebecca Margaret Moyer in Mercersburg. In 1850 they were living in Mercersburg with their first daughter Amanda Jane who was born in Mercersburg. In 1860 Simon is living in Bedford County with wife Margaret, daughters Amanda, Laura and a Jacob Stoudenour was living with them. On Amanda's death certificate her mother is listed as Rebecca Moyer - on Charles Boyd Dickerhoff's death certificate his mother is listed as Margaret Stoudnour. In Margaret's obituary her parents are listed as Mr. and Mrs. George Stoudnour. This might lead one to believe that Margaret's mother was first married to a Moyer and Margaret was born to that union or was Simon married twice?
U. S. Civil War Records
Simon Dickerhoof
Enlisted as Captain on August 30, 1862
Commissioned an officer in Company E - PA 138th Inf. Reg.
Promoted to Brevet Major on Apr. 6, 1865
Promoted to Full Major on June 26, 1865
Mustered out June 23, 1865 at Washington DC
The Steckman House, one of Bedford's oldest hotels was built in 1885 by Simon Dickerhoof for George Steckman. James Fungaroli, Jr. purchased the property in 1945.
Windmills! Windmills!
The subscriber would respectfully inform his old customers, as well as the public generally, that he still continues the manufactory of windmills, and keeps them on hand constantly. He will also do all kinds of repairing in his line of business. As his mills are well known in Bedford county, he deems it unnecessary to say anything about them. His shop is as formerly, at the East end of Bedford, on Pitt Street, near the Foundry.
Simon Dickerhoof
Aug. 21, 1857. -3m.
contributed by FAG member - deadringer
Children:
Amanda Jane Spidell
Laura Gilchrist
Harry S. Dickerhoof
Charles Boyd Dickerhoof
Annie Dickerhoof
Frank M. Dickerhoof
from a member:
Bedford Presbyterian Church Records
Mrs. Rebecca Dickerhoof, wife of Simon D., died on May 12, 1854.
also another child to Simon and Rebecca.
Bedford Presbyterian Church Records
Geo. Washington Dickerhoof, infant son of Simon and Rebecca died August 11, 1853.
Bedford Presbyterian Church Records
Anna Myrtle Dickerhoof, daughter of Simon and Margaret, died April 11, 1872, age 1 yr. 10 mos. 28 days.
Marriage records: Presbyterian Church of the Upper West Conogogheaue - Mercersburg, Franklin Co., PA
Simon Dickerhoof and Rebecca Margaret Moyer
married on January 1, 1846
According to the marriage notice above Simon married Rebecca Margaret Moyer in Mercersburg. In 1850 they were living in Mercersburg with their first daughter Amanda Jane who was born in Mercersburg. In 1860 Simon is living in Bedford County with wife Margaret, daughters Amanda, Laura and a Jacob Stoudenour was living with them. On Amanda's death certificate her mother is listed as Rebecca Moyer - on Charles Boyd Dickerhoff's death certificate his mother is listed as Margaret Stoudnour. In Margaret's obituary her parents are listed as Mr. and Mrs. George Stoudnour. This might lead one to believe that Margaret's mother was first married to a Moyer and Margaret was born to that union or was Simon married twice?
U. S. Civil War Records
Simon Dickerhoof
Enlisted as Captain on August 30, 1862
Commissioned an officer in Company E - PA 138th Inf. Reg.
Promoted to Brevet Major on Apr. 6, 1865
Promoted to Full Major on June 26, 1865
Mustered out June 23, 1865 at Washington DC
The Steckman House, one of Bedford's oldest hotels was built in 1885 by Simon Dickerhoof for George Steckman. James Fungaroli, Jr. purchased the property in 1945.
Windmills! Windmills!
The subscriber would respectfully inform his old customers, as well as the public generally, that he still continues the manufactory of windmills, and keeps them on hand constantly. He will also do all kinds of repairing in his line of business. As his mills are well known in Bedford county, he deems it unnecessary to say anything about them. His shop is as formerly, at the East end of Bedford, on Pitt Street, near the Foundry.
Simon Dickerhoof
Aug. 21, 1857. -3m.
contributed by FAG member - deadringer
Children:
Amanda Jane Spidell
Laura Gilchrist
Harry S. Dickerhoof
Charles Boyd Dickerhoof
Annie Dickerhoof
Frank M. Dickerhoof
from a member:
Bedford Presbyterian Church Records
Mrs. Rebecca Dickerhoof, wife of Simon D., died on May 12, 1854.
also another child to Simon and Rebecca.
Bedford Presbyterian Church Records
Geo. Washington Dickerhoof, infant son of Simon and Rebecca died August 11, 1853.
Bedford Presbyterian Church Records
Anna Myrtle Dickerhoof, daughter of Simon and Margaret, died April 11, 1872, age 1 yr. 10 mos. 28 days.
Obituaries for Simon and Margaret have Deckerhoof as spelling for last name, on other documents the spelling is Dickerhoof, Bedford cemetery records have Dickerhoof and most of the death certificates and other items for their children are spelled Dickerhoof.
Marriage records: Presbyterian Church of the Upper West Conogogheaue - Mercersburg, Franklin Co., PA
Simon Dickerhoof and Rebecca Margaret Moyer
married on January 1, 1846
According to the marriage notice above Simon married Rebecca Margaret Moyer in Mercersburg. In 1850 they were living in Mercersburg with their first daughter Amanda Jane who was born in Mercersburg. In 1860 Simon is living in Bedford County with wife Margaret, daughters Amanda, Laura and a Jacob Stoudenour was living with them. On Amanda's death certificate her mother is listed as Rebecca Moyer - on Charles Boyd Dickerhoff's death certificate his mother is listed as Margaret Stoudnour. In Margaret's obituary her parents are listed as Mr. and Mrs. George Stoudnour. This might lead one to believe that Margaret's mother was first married to a Moyer and Margaret was born to that union or was Simon married twice?
U. S. Civil War Records
Simon Dickerhoof
Enlisted as Captain on August 30, 1862
Commissioned an officer in Company E - PA 138th Inf. Reg.
Promoted to Brevet Major on Apr. 6, 1865
Promoted to Full Major on June 26, 1865
Mustered out June 23, 1865 at Washington DC
The Steckman House, one of Bedford's oldest hotels was built in 1885 by Simon Dickerhoof for George Steckman. James Fungaroli, Jr. purchased the property in 1945.
Windmills! Windmills!
The subscriber would respectfully inform his old customers, as well as the public generally, that he still continues the manufactory of windmills, and keeps them on hand constantly. He will also do all kinds of repairing in his line of business. As his mills are well known in Bedford county, he deems it unnecessary to say anything about them. His shop is as formerly, at the East end of Bedford, on Pitt Street, near the Foundry.
Simon Dickerhoof
Aug. 21, 1857. -3m.
contributed by FAG member - deadringer
Children:
Amanda Jane Spidell
Laura Gilchrist
Harry S. Dickerhoof
Charles Boyd Dickerhoof
Annie Dickerhoof
Frank M. Dickerhoof
from a member:
Bedford Presbyterian Church Records
Mrs. Rebecca Dickerhoof, wife of Simon D., died on May 12, 1854.
also another child to Simon and Rebecca.
Bedford Presbyterian Church Records
Geo. Washington Dickerhoof, infant son of Simon and Rebecca died August 11, 1853.
Bedford Presbyterian Church Records
Anna Myrtle Dickerhoof, daughter of Simon and Margaret, died April 11, 1872, age 1 yr. 10 mos. 28 days.
Marriage records: Presbyterian Church of the Upper West Conogogheaue - Mercersburg, Franklin Co., PA
Simon Dickerhoof and Rebecca Margaret Moyer
married on January 1, 1846
According to the marriage notice above Simon married Rebecca Margaret Moyer in Mercersburg. In 1850 they were living in Mercersburg with their first daughter Amanda Jane who was born in Mercersburg. In 1860 Simon is living in Bedford County with wife Margaret, daughters Amanda, Laura and a Jacob Stoudenour was living with them. On Amanda's death certificate her mother is listed as Rebecca Moyer - on Charles Boyd Dickerhoff's death certificate his mother is listed as Margaret Stoudnour. In Margaret's obituary her parents are listed as Mr. and Mrs. George Stoudnour. This might lead one to believe that Margaret's mother was first married to a Moyer and Margaret was born to that union or was Simon married twice?
U. S. Civil War Records
Simon Dickerhoof
Enlisted as Captain on August 30, 1862
Commissioned an officer in Company E - PA 138th Inf. Reg.
Promoted to Brevet Major on Apr. 6, 1865
Promoted to Full Major on June 26, 1865
Mustered out June 23, 1865 at Washington DC
The Steckman House, one of Bedford's oldest hotels was built in 1885 by Simon Dickerhoof for George Steckman. James Fungaroli, Jr. purchased the property in 1945.
Windmills! Windmills!
The subscriber would respectfully inform his old customers, as well as the public generally, that he still continues the manufactory of windmills, and keeps them on hand constantly. He will also do all kinds of repairing in his line of business. As his mills are well known in Bedford county, he deems it unnecessary to say anything about them. His shop is as formerly, at the East end of Bedford, on Pitt Street, near the Foundry.
Simon Dickerhoof
Aug. 21, 1857. -3m.
contributed by FAG member - deadringer
Children:
Amanda Jane Spidell
Laura Gilchrist
Harry S. Dickerhoof
Charles Boyd Dickerhoof
Annie Dickerhoof
Frank M. Dickerhoof
from a member:
Bedford Presbyterian Church Records
Mrs. Rebecca Dickerhoof, wife of Simon D., died on May 12, 1854.
also another child to Simon and Rebecca.
Bedford Presbyterian Church Records
Geo. Washington Dickerhoof, infant son of Simon and Rebecca died August 11, 1853.
Bedford Presbyterian Church Records
Anna Myrtle Dickerhoof, daughter of Simon and Margaret, died April 11, 1872, age 1 yr. 10 mos. 28 days.
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