Daughter of Alexander M. Counterman and Ann Elizabeth Bollenbaugh
Married first Alixander C. Harper 21 Apr 1878 Mercer Co, Oh.
Married second Joshua T Chilctoe 9 Oct 1898 Van Wert Co., Oh.
Married third Albert Buhler 19 Mar 1903 Adams Co., In.



Appeared in the Willshire Herald, Thursday, August 10, 1905.
Thursday, August 10, 1905 :
Mrs. Albert Buhler, formerly Mrs. Amanda Harper of this village, died in Decatur, Monday, August 7. Maiden name was Amanda Counterman, born in Mercer County, Ohio February 15, 1857. Had one child by her first marriage to Mr. Harper, Earl Harper. Mr. Harper died a number of years ago. Married second time two years ago to Albert Buhler of Decatur. Survivors include husband, son, two brothers J. C. Counterman of Willshire and P. B. Counterman of Zincite, Missouri, and a sister Mrs. J. Q. Neptune of Decatur, In.
Funeral services held at Decatur Wednesday.
Interment Decatur Cemetery. Thursday

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17 Aug 1905 -

Amanda E. Buhler, born February 15, 1857, died August 7, 1905, aged 48 years, five months and 22 days. Married first Alex Harper, had two children, Ernest Earl and Grace. Grace died in infancy. Her husband pased away nine years ago. Married second to Albert Buhler on March 19, 1903. Survivors: husband, son, two step daughters, Grace and Mabel, three brothers, five sisters. Funeral at M. E. Church at Decatur. Intered in Decatur Cemetery.


The Decatur Daily Democrat, Adams County, Indiana, Thursday August 17, 1905.

Amanda E. Buhler was born February 15, 1857, and departed this life August 7, 1905, aged 48 years, 5 months and 22 days. She was married to Alek Harper the first time, and to this union were born two children; a son, Ernest Earl, and a daughter, Grace. The daughter died in infancy. The father and husband passed beyond about five years ago. On the 19 of March, 1903, she was united in marriage to Albert Buhler, who with his two daughters, Grace D. and M. Mable and her son, Ernest Earl, remain to mourn her departure. She also leaves three brothers and five sisters. She was converted to God in early life and united with the M. E. Church, of which she was a member when she died. Her Christian life was of the Bible kind. With her church and her Lord held first place in her affections. Those who knew her best speak of her religious life in only the best of praise. She was decidedly a "doer of the word". Her religion was of the practical, every day, helpful kind. She was very ready to help in sickness and never tired in assisting in any place where she could do good. She was a faithful member of the order of Pocahontas. Among her favorite hymns were "We'll Never Say Good-by" and "The Haven of Rest" To her all the scriptures were precious and it would be difficult to name any favorite passage. As the time for her departure approachd she seemed more than usually hopeful and resigned. "The Lord's will be done" was her constant wish. She cast her anchors, they stood the test and her soul has entered the haven of eternal rest.