Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834
KEYSER JULIAS. Germantown. Co. of Phila.
September 27, 1801. October 12, 1801. Y.587.
Wife: Catharine. Children: Valentine, Abraham, John, Jacob, George, Frederick, Elizabeth, Magdalena, Hannah. Exec: Valentine, Abraham, John, Jacob, George and Frederick Keyser. Wit: John Rex, Junr, Charles Nice.
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Daughter to Conrad and Ann Keyser Redheifer. Hannah married Charles Nice Jr. December 14, 1817 in Saint Michael's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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They raised a family of six children. Charles died before the 1860 census was taken.
Hannah 's parents left her and Seth the house when they died, Seth never married and lived with Hannah and her children until his death. Hannah's Uncle Enoch Keyser b. 1770 also lived with Hannah.
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Hannah's three youngest daughters were still single and living with their mother in 1870.
In 1880 Hannah's grandson, William Eastburn is living with her, his mother was Hannah's daughter Elizabeth Keyser Nice Eastburn.
Hannah also had daughter's Anna, age 40, Hannah, age 39, and Esther age 34, granddaughter Carrie J. Nice age 24, granddaughter Kate Thornton age 22 with her son Dunning F. Thornton age 1,(Listed as David ) all were living with Hannah along with five boarders and three servants. Hannah's daughter Elizabeth Keyser Eastburn in 1875.
Note of interest, Kate would have her second son George Edward in one month from the date this census was taken.
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Hannah died in the home she was born in, 5153 Main St., Germantown.
Research and bio by JMB
KEYSER JULIAS. Germantown. Co. of Phila.
September 27, 1801. October 12, 1801. Y.587.
Wife: Catharine. Children: Valentine, Abraham, John, Jacob, George, Frederick, Elizabeth, Magdalena, Hannah. Exec: Valentine, Abraham, John, Jacob, George and Frederick Keyser. Wit: John Rex, Junr, Charles Nice.
~ ~ ~
Daughter to Conrad and Ann Keyser Redheifer. Hannah married Charles Nice Jr. December 14, 1817 in Saint Michael's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
~ ~ ~
They raised a family of six children. Charles died before the 1860 census was taken.
Hannah 's parents left her and Seth the house when they died, Seth never married and lived with Hannah and her children until his death. Hannah's Uncle Enoch Keyser b. 1770 also lived with Hannah.
~ ~ ~
Hannah's three youngest daughters were still single and living with their mother in 1870.
In 1880 Hannah's grandson, William Eastburn is living with her, his mother was Hannah's daughter Elizabeth Keyser Nice Eastburn.
Hannah also had daughter's Anna, age 40, Hannah, age 39, and Esther age 34, granddaughter Carrie J. Nice age 24, granddaughter Kate Thornton age 22 with her son Dunning F. Thornton age 1,(Listed as David ) all were living with Hannah along with five boarders and three servants. Hannah's daughter Elizabeth Keyser Eastburn in 1875.
Note of interest, Kate would have her second son George Edward in one month from the date this census was taken.
~ ~ ~
Hannah died in the home she was born in, 5153 Main St., Germantown.
Research and bio by JMB
Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834
KEYSER JULIAS. Germantown. Co. of Phila.
September 27, 1801. October 12, 1801. Y.587.
Wife: Catharine. Children: Valentine, Abraham, John, Jacob, George, Frederick, Elizabeth, Magdalena, Hannah. Exec: Valentine, Abraham, John, Jacob, George and Frederick Keyser. Wit: John Rex, Junr, Charles Nice.
~ ~ ~
Daughter to Conrad and Ann Keyser Redheifer. Hannah married Charles Nice Jr. December 14, 1817 in Saint Michael's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
~ ~ ~
They raised a family of six children. Charles died before the 1860 census was taken.
Hannah 's parents left her and Seth the house when they died, Seth never married and lived with Hannah and her children until his death. Hannah's Uncle Enoch Keyser b. 1770 also lived with Hannah.
~ ~ ~
Hannah's three youngest daughters were still single and living with their mother in 1870.
In 1880 Hannah's grandson, William Eastburn is living with her, his mother was Hannah's daughter Elizabeth Keyser Nice Eastburn.
Hannah also had daughter's Anna, age 40, Hannah, age 39, and Esther age 34, granddaughter Carrie J. Nice age 24, granddaughter Kate Thornton age 22 with her son Dunning F. Thornton age 1,(Listed as David ) all were living with Hannah along with five boarders and three servants. Hannah's daughter Elizabeth Keyser Eastburn in 1875.
Note of interest, Kate would have her second son George Edward in one month from the date this census was taken.
~ ~ ~
Hannah died in the home she was born in, 5153 Main St., Germantown.
Research and bio by JMB
KEYSER JULIAS. Germantown. Co. of Phila.
September 27, 1801. October 12, 1801. Y.587.
Wife: Catharine. Children: Valentine, Abraham, John, Jacob, George, Frederick, Elizabeth, Magdalena, Hannah. Exec: Valentine, Abraham, John, Jacob, George and Frederick Keyser. Wit: John Rex, Junr, Charles Nice.
~ ~ ~
Daughter to Conrad and Ann Keyser Redheifer. Hannah married Charles Nice Jr. December 14, 1817 in Saint Michael's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
~ ~ ~
They raised a family of six children. Charles died before the 1860 census was taken.
Hannah 's parents left her and Seth the house when they died, Seth never married and lived with Hannah and her children until his death. Hannah's Uncle Enoch Keyser b. 1770 also lived with Hannah.
~ ~ ~
Hannah's three youngest daughters were still single and living with their mother in 1870.
In 1880 Hannah's grandson, William Eastburn is living with her, his mother was Hannah's daughter Elizabeth Keyser Nice Eastburn.
Hannah also had daughter's Anna, age 40, Hannah, age 39, and Esther age 34, granddaughter Carrie J. Nice age 24, granddaughter Kate Thornton age 22 with her son Dunning F. Thornton age 1,(Listed as David ) all were living with Hannah along with five boarders and three servants. Hannah's daughter Elizabeth Keyser Eastburn in 1875.
Note of interest, Kate would have her second son George Edward in one month from the date this census was taken.
~ ~ ~
Hannah died in the home she was born in, 5153 Main St., Germantown.
Research and bio by JMB
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