John Hemler was aged sixteen upon his father's death in 1791 according to Orphan Court records, placing his birth about 1774.
"vigesimo nona maii 1804 [May 29, 1804] duxit Johannes hemler Catharinam Adams testes jacobus McKSherry Michel Will." (Conewago Chapel Marriage Register page 226)
1. Mary Ann Hemler (1805-1892) was born in Maryland/D.C., which is probably why she doesn't appear in the Conewago Chapel baptism records. She married David Potts Grady (1793-1958) in 1823. (Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Book : NSDAR : Volume 100 : 1913)
2. Hillary Hemler (1808 - 1880) was also born in Washington D.C. like his elder sister.
3. "10 Ap 1815 21 Mai 1815 Thomas Joannis Hemler & Catherinae Adams Sprs Nicolaus & Catherinae Genter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Register page 143)
4. "Apr.12.1817 Apr.27.1817 Susanna Jannis Hemler & Catarinae Adams Sprs Jacobus Adams & Maria Adams" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Register page 150) N.B. There is a Miss Susan M. Hemler of Liberty Twp., PA who died March 11, 1898 aged 75 years and 5 months (born October 11, 1822).
5. John Adams Hemler, Jr. (1822 - 1884) was born in Paoli, Orange County, Indiana.
6. Elizabeth Hemler and her brother John (above) were baptized on July 10, 1825 at Saint Joseph Roman Catholic Church in Sommerset, Ohio. Elizabeth was sponsored by John Adams and Elizabeth Fink, while John was sponsored by Apolonia Adams. Both are listed as children of John Hemler and Catherine Adams. J. T. Reily Historical Society, Research Bulletin #58, Sept. 1996, "Some Baptismal Records of St. Joseph Church, Sommerset, Ohio, Abstracted from letters of Don Snider, New Albany, Ohio"
John Hemler of Orange County, Indiana wrote his last will and testament on March 16, 1823, which was submitted to the probate court on April 21, 1823. The will mentions his wife Catharine and unnamed children.
Since two of John's children were baptized in Sommerset, Ohio in 1825, two years after his death in Paoli, Indiana, it seems as though his wife and children moved back there to be closer to her family, the Adams, who were the baptismal sponsors for their two youngest children.
"vigesimo nona maii 1804 [May 29, 1804] duxit Johannes hemler Catharinam Adams testes jacobus McKSherry Michel Will." (Conewago Chapel Marriage Register page 226)
1. Mary Ann Hemler (1805-1892) was born in Maryland/D.C., which is probably why she doesn't appear in the Conewago Chapel baptism records. She married David Potts Grady (1793-1958) in 1823. (Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Book : NSDAR : Volume 100 : 1913)
2. Hillary Hemler (1808 - 1880) was also born in Washington D.C. like his elder sister.
3. "10 Ap 1815 21 Mai 1815 Thomas Joannis Hemler & Catherinae Adams Sprs Nicolaus & Catherinae Genter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Register page 143)
4. "Apr.12.1817 Apr.27.1817 Susanna Jannis Hemler & Catarinae Adams Sprs Jacobus Adams & Maria Adams" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Register page 150) N.B. There is a Miss Susan M. Hemler of Liberty Twp., PA who died March 11, 1898 aged 75 years and 5 months (born October 11, 1822).
5. John Adams Hemler, Jr. (1822 - 1884) was born in Paoli, Orange County, Indiana.
6. Elizabeth Hemler and her brother John (above) were baptized on July 10, 1825 at Saint Joseph Roman Catholic Church in Sommerset, Ohio. Elizabeth was sponsored by John Adams and Elizabeth Fink, while John was sponsored by Apolonia Adams. Both are listed as children of John Hemler and Catherine Adams. J. T. Reily Historical Society, Research Bulletin #58, Sept. 1996, "Some Baptismal Records of St. Joseph Church, Sommerset, Ohio, Abstracted from letters of Don Snider, New Albany, Ohio"
John Hemler of Orange County, Indiana wrote his last will and testament on March 16, 1823, which was submitted to the probate court on April 21, 1823. The will mentions his wife Catharine and unnamed children.
Since two of John's children were baptized in Sommerset, Ohio in 1825, two years after his death in Paoli, Indiana, it seems as though his wife and children moved back there to be closer to her family, the Adams, who were the baptismal sponsors for their two youngest children.
John Hemler was aged sixteen upon his father's death in 1791 according to Orphan Court records, placing his birth about 1774.
"vigesimo nona maii 1804 [May 29, 1804] duxit Johannes hemler Catharinam Adams testes jacobus McKSherry Michel Will." (Conewago Chapel Marriage Register page 226)
1. Mary Ann Hemler (1805-1892) was born in Maryland/D.C., which is probably why she doesn't appear in the Conewago Chapel baptism records. She married David Potts Grady (1793-1958) in 1823. (Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Book : NSDAR : Volume 100 : 1913)
2. Hillary Hemler (1808 - 1880) was also born in Washington D.C. like his elder sister.
3. "10 Ap 1815 21 Mai 1815 Thomas Joannis Hemler & Catherinae Adams Sprs Nicolaus & Catherinae Genter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Register page 143)
4. "Apr.12.1817 Apr.27.1817 Susanna Jannis Hemler & Catarinae Adams Sprs Jacobus Adams & Maria Adams" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Register page 150) N.B. There is a Miss Susan M. Hemler of Liberty Twp., PA who died March 11, 1898 aged 75 years and 5 months (born October 11, 1822).
5. John Adams Hemler, Jr. (1822 - 1884) was born in Paoli, Orange County, Indiana.
6. Elizabeth Hemler and her brother John (above) were baptized on July 10, 1825 at Saint Joseph Roman Catholic Church in Sommerset, Ohio. Elizabeth was sponsored by John Adams and Elizabeth Fink, while John was sponsored by Apolonia Adams. Both are listed as children of John Hemler and Catherine Adams. J. T. Reily Historical Society, Research Bulletin #58, Sept. 1996, "Some Baptismal Records of St. Joseph Church, Sommerset, Ohio, Abstracted from letters of Don Snider, New Albany, Ohio"
John Hemler of Orange County, Indiana wrote his last will and testament on March 16, 1823, which was submitted to the probate court on April 21, 1823. The will mentions his wife Catharine and unnamed children.
Since two of John's children were baptized in Sommerset, Ohio in 1825, two years after his death in Paoli, Indiana, it seems as though his wife and children moved back there to be closer to her family, the Adams, who were the baptismal sponsors for their two youngest children.
"vigesimo nona maii 1804 [May 29, 1804] duxit Johannes hemler Catharinam Adams testes jacobus McKSherry Michel Will." (Conewago Chapel Marriage Register page 226)
1. Mary Ann Hemler (1805-1892) was born in Maryland/D.C., which is probably why she doesn't appear in the Conewago Chapel baptism records. She married David Potts Grady (1793-1958) in 1823. (Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Book : NSDAR : Volume 100 : 1913)
2. Hillary Hemler (1808 - 1880) was also born in Washington D.C. like his elder sister.
3. "10 Ap 1815 21 Mai 1815 Thomas Joannis Hemler & Catherinae Adams Sprs Nicolaus & Catherinae Genter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Register page 143)
4. "Apr.12.1817 Apr.27.1817 Susanna Jannis Hemler & Catarinae Adams Sprs Jacobus Adams & Maria Adams" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Register page 150) N.B. There is a Miss Susan M. Hemler of Liberty Twp., PA who died March 11, 1898 aged 75 years and 5 months (born October 11, 1822).
5. John Adams Hemler, Jr. (1822 - 1884) was born in Paoli, Orange County, Indiana.
6. Elizabeth Hemler and her brother John (above) were baptized on July 10, 1825 at Saint Joseph Roman Catholic Church in Sommerset, Ohio. Elizabeth was sponsored by John Adams and Elizabeth Fink, while John was sponsored by Apolonia Adams. Both are listed as children of John Hemler and Catherine Adams. J. T. Reily Historical Society, Research Bulletin #58, Sept. 1996, "Some Baptismal Records of St. Joseph Church, Sommerset, Ohio, Abstracted from letters of Don Snider, New Albany, Ohio"
John Hemler of Orange County, Indiana wrote his last will and testament on March 16, 1823, which was submitted to the probate court on April 21, 1823. The will mentions his wife Catharine and unnamed children.
Since two of John's children were baptized in Sommerset, Ohio in 1825, two years after his death in Paoli, Indiana, it seems as though his wife and children moved back there to be closer to her family, the Adams, who were the baptismal sponsors for their two youngest children.
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