Hans Huber, my 6th great grandfather and his wife Margaret arrived in America on the ship "Mary Hope" which left London June 29, 1710 and arrived in Philadelphia that September.
The memorial stone reads:
"Hans Huber, an early settler in Earl Township west of New Holland where he and his wife Margaret, Swiss Mennonites, took up 200 acres of land in A.D. 1717. Also in memory of his grandsons, John Huber 1723-1791, his wife Margaret,and Martin Huber 1725-1785 , his wife Magdalene. This marker was erected in 1928."
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Info courtesy of contrib. # 48785118
The name Huber was later changed by descendants to Hoover.
Many researchers believe that Hans Huber was also married to Barbara Lier, born about 1670. They were married 2 Sep 1685. Her burial is unknown. For more info please see:
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Huber-377
The memorial stone reads:
"Hans Huber, an early settler in Earl Township west of New Holland where he and his wife Margaret, Swiss Mennonites, took up 200 acres of land in A.D. 1717. Also in memory of his grandsons, John Huber 1723-1791, his wife Margaret,and Martin Huber 1725-1785 , his wife Magdalene. This marker was erected in 1928."
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Info courtesy of contrib. # 48785118
The name Huber was later changed by descendants to Hoover.
Many researchers believe that Hans Huber was also married to Barbara Lier, born about 1670. They were married 2 Sep 1685. Her burial is unknown. For more info please see:
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Huber-377
Hans Huber, my 6th great grandfather and his wife Margaret arrived in America on the ship "Mary Hope" which left London June 29, 1710 and arrived in Philadelphia that September.
The memorial stone reads:
"Hans Huber, an early settler in Earl Township west of New Holland where he and his wife Margaret, Swiss Mennonites, took up 200 acres of land in A.D. 1717. Also in memory of his grandsons, John Huber 1723-1791, his wife Margaret,and Martin Huber 1725-1785 , his wife Magdalene. This marker was erected in 1928."
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Info courtesy of contrib. # 48785118
The name Huber was later changed by descendants to Hoover.
Many researchers believe that Hans Huber was also married to Barbara Lier, born about 1670. They were married 2 Sep 1685. Her burial is unknown. For more info please see:
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Huber-377
The memorial stone reads:
"Hans Huber, an early settler in Earl Township west of New Holland where he and his wife Margaret, Swiss Mennonites, took up 200 acres of land in A.D. 1717. Also in memory of his grandsons, John Huber 1723-1791, his wife Margaret,and Martin Huber 1725-1785 , his wife Magdalene. This marker was erected in 1928."
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Info courtesy of contrib. # 48785118
The name Huber was later changed by descendants to Hoover.
Many researchers believe that Hans Huber was also married to Barbara Lier, born about 1670. They were married 2 Sep 1685. Her burial is unknown. For more info please see:
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Huber-377
