Christian arrived in the United States from Switzerland on April 26, 1851. He sailed on the ship Northumberland which left from London, England and landed in New York City. He traveled with his parents, David and Magdalena, his brother, Johannes, and sister, Rosina. The family settled first in Holmes County, Ohio, before Christian and his parents moved to Clay County, Indiana.
Christian was a farmer. He also was a shoemaker [1870 census].
Christian served during the Civil War in Company B, 33rd Infantry Regiment Indiana from March 22, 1865 until July 21, 1865. He held the rank of private.
Christian arrived in the United States from Switzerland on April 26, 1851. He sailed on the ship Northumberland which left from London, England and landed in New York City. He traveled with his parents, David and Magdalena, his brother, Johannes, and sister, Rosina. The family settled first in Holmes County, Ohio, before Christian and his parents moved to Clay County, Indiana.
Christian was a farmer. He also was a shoemaker [1870 census].
Christian served during the Civil War in Company B, 33rd Infantry Regiment Indiana from March 22, 1865 until July 21, 1865. He held the rank of private.
Family Members
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Rosina E. Yegerlehner Wolf
1863–1936
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George Franklin Yagerline
1864–1949
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Henrietta Paulina Yegerlehner Steuernagel
1866–1889
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John Henry Yegerlehner
1867–1949
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William Frederick Yeagerline
1869–1950
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Charles C Yagerline
1872–1922
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Samuel Alvin Yeagerline
1873–1951
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Emilie B. Yegerlehner
1875–1875
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Matilda Savilla Yegerlehner Steuernagel
1876–1902
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Sophia E. Yegerlehner Perkins
1881–1946
