A German immigrant, Abraham Kieffer arrived in Philadelphia on 15 Sep 1748 on the ship Two Brothers.
Researchers originally believed Abraham Kieffer was buried at Zion Lutheran Cemetery, Berks County, Pennsylvania. This appears to be because the minister of Zion Lutheran, Charles G. Herman, presided at his funeral, and noted his burial in the records of Zion Lutheran Church. C.Z. states he is buried at Kieffer Cemetery, Lyons, Maxatawny Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania, based on the contemporary works of Rev. Willis K. Heckler.
A German immigrant, Abraham Kieffer arrived in Philadelphia on 15 Sep 1748 on the ship Two Brothers.
Researchers originally believed Abraham Kieffer was buried at Zion Lutheran Cemetery, Berks County, Pennsylvania. This appears to be because the minister of Zion Lutheran, Charles G. Herman, presided at his funeral, and noted his burial in the records of Zion Lutheran Church. C.Z. states he is buried at Kieffer Cemetery, Lyons, Maxatawny Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania, based on the contemporary works of Rev. Willis K. Heckler.
Family Members
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Christian Kiefer
1726–1794
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Johan Nicolaus Keefer
1734–1818
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Johann Peter Kieffer
1735–1816
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Maria Elizabeth Kieffer Bieber
1737–1812
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Johann Theobald "DeWald" Kieffer
1738–1817
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Johan Jacob Kieffer
1741–1748
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Maria Appolonia Kieffer
1741 – unknown
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Abraham Kieffer
1747 – unknown
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Maricha "Maud" Kieffer
1748–1784
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Pvt Johann Jacob Kieffer
1750–1809
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