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Johannes “John” Diefenderfer

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Johannes “John” Diefenderfer Veteran

Birth
Macungie, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death
5 Jun 1862 (aged 74)
Fullerton, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, USA
Burial
Allentown, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, USA Add to Map
Plot
UN0138.01
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h/o Salome nee Sterner Diefenderfer

Baptism found at Zion German Reform Church, Allentown, PA. As follows:" John Diefenderfer, son of John Diefenderfer and w. Charlotte. Born March 17, 1788 and Baptized April 20. Sponsors: Abraham Sterner and w. Elizabeth."
Veteran of War of 1812 Cemetery Records

From History of the counties of Lehigh and Carbon, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, by Alfred Mathews and Austin N. Hungerford, 1884:
John Diefenderfer, youngest son of John, was born in Whitehall township, Aug. 4, 1787. Upon his father's death he continued to live at the homestead until he arrived at the age of forty-two years, when he moved about two miles northwest of this place, having bought a portion of the Stephen Snyder tract. Here he lived until the time of his death, June 5, 1862. He was married to Salome, a daughter of Abraham Sterner. He left surviving ten children, to wit: Moses, Solomon, Esther (wife of Adam Berlin), Ephraim, John, Sally (wife of James Snyder) Lucetta (wife of Jesse Reichard), Owen, Aaron, and Matilda (wife of Lewis Biery). Of these, Moses, Solomon, John, Sally, Owen, and Aaron settled upon portions of their father's land, Owen taking the homestead and largest tract of land. Esther settled at Berlinsville, Northampton Co; Ephraim at Allentown; Lucetta upon a portion of the original Jacob Yundt tract in the township; and Matilda also in the township, on the Coplay Creek.
h/o Salome nee Sterner Diefenderfer

Baptism found at Zion German Reform Church, Allentown, PA. As follows:" John Diefenderfer, son of John Diefenderfer and w. Charlotte. Born March 17, 1788 and Baptized April 20. Sponsors: Abraham Sterner and w. Elizabeth."
Veteran of War of 1812 Cemetery Records

From History of the counties of Lehigh and Carbon, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, by Alfred Mathews and Austin N. Hungerford, 1884:
John Diefenderfer, youngest son of John, was born in Whitehall township, Aug. 4, 1787. Upon his father's death he continued to live at the homestead until he arrived at the age of forty-two years, when he moved about two miles northwest of this place, having bought a portion of the Stephen Snyder tract. Here he lived until the time of his death, June 5, 1862. He was married to Salome, a daughter of Abraham Sterner. He left surviving ten children, to wit: Moses, Solomon, Esther (wife of Adam Berlin), Ephraim, John, Sally (wife of James Snyder) Lucetta (wife of Jesse Reichard), Owen, Aaron, and Matilda (wife of Lewis Biery). Of these, Moses, Solomon, John, Sally, Owen, and Aaron settled upon portions of their father's land, Owen taking the homestead and largest tract of land. Esther settled at Berlinsville, Northampton Co; Ephraim at Allentown; Lucetta upon a portion of the original Jacob Yundt tract in the township; and Matilda also in the township, on the Coplay Creek.


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