1790 Redheifer,Jacob., Montgomery County PA 155 Cheltenham Township Federal Population Schedule PA 1790 Federal Census Index PAS1a2501401
Name of head of family: Redheifer, Jacob
Free white males of 16 years and upward, including heads of families: 1
Free white males under 16 years: 2
Free white females, including heads of families: 2
List of men belonging to the 2D Reg't Penn., that are engaged for the war, whose enlistments are in the hands of the Commanding Officer of S'D Reg't.
Jacob (1) Redheiffer/Redheffer., listed with the Second Pennsylvania Continental line April 28,1777-1781.
References; Graves of Revolutionary War Patriots Vol; 3. L-R. by Patricia Law Hatcher., Sixth series V.VIII., Pennsylvania Archives Pennsylvania Volunteers. Jacob is listed as a private and an ensign in the Revolutionary War.
Also listed in Military record, 1775-1783., One Jacob Redheffer as an Ensign.
Jacob (1) is in the Norristown Tax list of 1786 A return of the officers in th 2nd Battalion, Philadelphia county Militia., 7th Company Jacob Redheffer, Ensign. Penn, Archives ., series 6,7,8.
Philadelphia, Thursday, June 7
(News Article)
Date: 1792-06-08;
Paper: General Advertiser
Tuesday June 7
By account received yesterday by a gentleman from Whitemarsh, we are informed of the following melancholy accident which happened there on Monday last viz. A Mr. Jacob Redheffer digging in a lime quarry, unguardedly removed a stone that supported a large mass which caused it to cave in upon him and put an end to his existence before he could receive any assistance whatever; he was taken out and decently interred on Tuesday: he was a sober, industrious man and has left a large family of children to lament the loss of their only support
Name of head of family: Redheifer, Jacob
Free white males of 16 years and upward, including heads of families: 1
Free white males under 16 years: 2
Free white females, including heads of families: 2
List of men belonging to the 2D Reg't Penn., that are engaged for the war, whose enlistments are in the hands of the Commanding Officer of S'D Reg't.
Jacob (1) Redheiffer/Redheffer., listed with the Second Pennsylvania Continental line April 28,1777-1781.
References; Graves of Revolutionary War Patriots Vol; 3. L-R. by Patricia Law Hatcher., Sixth series V.VIII., Pennsylvania Archives Pennsylvania Volunteers. Jacob is listed as a private and an ensign in the Revolutionary War.
Also listed in Military record, 1775-1783., One Jacob Redheffer as an Ensign.
Jacob (1) is in the Norristown Tax list of 1786 A return of the officers in th 2nd Battalion, Philadelphia county Militia., 7th Company Jacob Redheffer, Ensign. Penn, Archives ., series 6,7,8.
Philadelphia, Thursday, June 7
(News Article)
Date: 1792-06-08;
Paper: General Advertiser
Tuesday June 7
By account received yesterday by a gentleman from Whitemarsh, we are informed of the following melancholy accident which happened there on Monday last viz. A Mr. Jacob Redheffer digging in a lime quarry, unguardedly removed a stone that supported a large mass which caused it to cave in upon him and put an end to his existence before he could receive any assistance whatever; he was taken out and decently interred on Tuesday: he was a sober, industrious man and has left a large family of children to lament the loss of their only support
1790 Redheifer,Jacob., Montgomery County PA 155 Cheltenham Township Federal Population Schedule PA 1790 Federal Census Index PAS1a2501401
Name of head of family: Redheifer, Jacob
Free white males of 16 years and upward, including heads of families: 1
Free white males under 16 years: 2
Free white females, including heads of families: 2
List of men belonging to the 2D Reg't Penn., that are engaged for the war, whose enlistments are in the hands of the Commanding Officer of S'D Reg't.
Jacob (1) Redheiffer/Redheffer., listed with the Second Pennsylvania Continental line April 28,1777-1781.
References; Graves of Revolutionary War Patriots Vol; 3. L-R. by Patricia Law Hatcher., Sixth series V.VIII., Pennsylvania Archives Pennsylvania Volunteers. Jacob is listed as a private and an ensign in the Revolutionary War.
Also listed in Military record, 1775-1783., One Jacob Redheffer as an Ensign.
Jacob (1) is in the Norristown Tax list of 1786 A return of the officers in th 2nd Battalion, Philadelphia county Militia., 7th Company Jacob Redheffer, Ensign. Penn, Archives ., series 6,7,8.
Philadelphia, Thursday, June 7
(News Article)
Date: 1792-06-08;
Paper: General Advertiser
Tuesday June 7
By account received yesterday by a gentleman from Whitemarsh, we are informed of the following melancholy accident which happened there on Monday last viz. A Mr. Jacob Redheffer digging in a lime quarry, unguardedly removed a stone that supported a large mass which caused it to cave in upon him and put an end to his existence before he could receive any assistance whatever; he was taken out and decently interred on Tuesday: he was a sober, industrious man and has left a large family of children to lament the loss of their only support
Name of head of family: Redheifer, Jacob
Free white males of 16 years and upward, including heads of families: 1
Free white males under 16 years: 2
Free white females, including heads of families: 2
List of men belonging to the 2D Reg't Penn., that are engaged for the war, whose enlistments are in the hands of the Commanding Officer of S'D Reg't.
Jacob (1) Redheiffer/Redheffer., listed with the Second Pennsylvania Continental line April 28,1777-1781.
References; Graves of Revolutionary War Patriots Vol; 3. L-R. by Patricia Law Hatcher., Sixth series V.VIII., Pennsylvania Archives Pennsylvania Volunteers. Jacob is listed as a private and an ensign in the Revolutionary War.
Also listed in Military record, 1775-1783., One Jacob Redheffer as an Ensign.
Jacob (1) is in the Norristown Tax list of 1786 A return of the officers in th 2nd Battalion, Philadelphia county Militia., 7th Company Jacob Redheffer, Ensign. Penn, Archives ., series 6,7,8.
Philadelphia, Thursday, June 7
(News Article)
Date: 1792-06-08;
Paper: General Advertiser
Tuesday June 7
By account received yesterday by a gentleman from Whitemarsh, we are informed of the following melancholy accident which happened there on Monday last viz. A Mr. Jacob Redheffer digging in a lime quarry, unguardedly removed a stone that supported a large mass which caused it to cave in upon him and put an end to his existence before he could receive any assistance whatever; he was taken out and decently interred on Tuesday: he was a sober, industrious man and has left a large family of children to lament the loss of their only support
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