Wife: may have been Elizabeth Wyant (Wyent) Booher
Contributor: Robert Fair (51016760)
"Jefferson County, Pennsylvania : her pioneers and people, 1800-1915"; Published in 1917.
by McKnight, W. J. (William James), 1836-1918
Pages 432 thru 433
Frederick Booher, father of Jacob was a native of France, whence he emigrated to the New World in 1829. He located in Bedford County, where he engaged in milling for some time, but later removed to Armstrong County, and turned his attention to lumbering and farming throughout the remainder of his life. His death occurred in that county.
Contributor: Robert Fair (51016760)
"Jefferson County, Pennsylvania : her pioneers and people, 1800-1915"; Published in 1917.
by McKnight, W. J. (William James), 1836-1918
Pages 432 thru 433
Frederick Booher, father of Jacob was a native of France, whence he emigrated to the New World in 1829. He located in Bedford County, where he engaged in milling for some time, but later removed to Armstrong County, and turned his attention to lumbering and farming throughout the remainder of his life. His death occurred in that county.
Wife: may have been Elizabeth Wyant (Wyent) Booher
Contributor: Robert Fair (51016760)
"Jefferson County, Pennsylvania : her pioneers and people, 1800-1915"; Published in 1917.
by McKnight, W. J. (William James), 1836-1918
Pages 432 thru 433
Frederick Booher, father of Jacob was a native of France, whence he emigrated to the New World in 1829. He located in Bedford County, where he engaged in milling for some time, but later removed to Armstrong County, and turned his attention to lumbering and farming throughout the remainder of his life. His death occurred in that county.
Contributor: Robert Fair (51016760)
"Jefferson County, Pennsylvania : her pioneers and people, 1800-1915"; Published in 1917.
by McKnight, W. J. (William James), 1836-1918
Pages 432 thru 433
Frederick Booher, father of Jacob was a native of France, whence he emigrated to the New World in 1829. He located in Bedford County, where he engaged in milling for some time, but later removed to Armstrong County, and turned his attention to lumbering and farming throughout the remainder of his life. His death occurred in that county.
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