Son of Benjamin and Margaret Schooler.
William died of consumption in 1855, leaving behind his widow. Martha Ann Fisher Schooler and their four daughters: Nancy, Margaret, Eliza, and Surelia. Two of his daughters were still alive when their grandfather, Benjamin Schooler, wrote his will in 1860. One of the surviving daughters apparently was Eliza who lived until Oct. 9, 1939.
Martha Ann Fisher Schooler may have remarried (Charles Turner?) and lived until 1911.
William died of consumption in 1855, leaving behind his widow. Martha Ann Fisher Schooler and their four daughters: Nancy, Margaret, Eliza, and Surelia. Two of his daughters were still alive when their grandfather, Benjamin Schooler, wrote his will in 1860. One of the surviving daughters apparently was Eliza who lived until Oct. 9, 1939.
Martha Ann Fisher Schooler may have remarried (Charles Turner?) and lived until 1911.
Son of Benjamin and Margaret Schooler.
William died of consumption in 1855, leaving behind his widow. Martha Ann Fisher Schooler and their four daughters: Nancy, Margaret, Eliza, and Surelia. Two of his daughters were still alive when their grandfather, Benjamin Schooler, wrote his will in 1860. One of the surviving daughters apparently was Eliza who lived until Oct. 9, 1939.
Martha Ann Fisher Schooler may have remarried (Charles Turner?) and lived until 1911.
William died of consumption in 1855, leaving behind his widow. Martha Ann Fisher Schooler and their four daughters: Nancy, Margaret, Eliza, and Surelia. Two of his daughters were still alive when their grandfather, Benjamin Schooler, wrote his will in 1860. One of the surviving daughters apparently was Eliza who lived until Oct. 9, 1939.
Martha Ann Fisher Schooler may have remarried (Charles Turner?) and lived until 1911.
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