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Excerpt from Morton Montgomery's Historical and Biographical Annals of Berks County, Pennsylvania
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Abraham Heydt ... was born Dec. 19, 1786, died Sept. 1, 1853, and is buried at the old Hill Church, of which he was a Lutheran member. He was an intelligent man, especially familiar with the Scriptures. Though a shoemaker by trade, he followed farming principally, living in what is now District township, where he owned a small farm; he also owned a farm in the Falkner Swamp. He married Maria De Frain, (Froene) daughter of Peter and Bevvy (Bolich) De Frain, and eight children were born to them: Benjamin; Joshua lived in District township; William; Benneville died young; Elizabeth m. a Frederick; Judith m. Joseph Hoffman; Harriet m. William Quillman; Catharine m. Lafayette Gehris.
Excerpt from Morton Montgomery's Historical and Biographical Annals of Berks County, Pennsylvania
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Abraham Heydt ... was born Dec. 19, 1786, died Sept. 1, 1853, and is buried at the old Hill Church, of which he was a Lutheran member. He was an intelligent man, especially familiar with the Scriptures. Though a shoemaker by trade, he followed farming principally, living in what is now District township, where he owned a small farm; he also owned a farm in the Falkner Swamp. He married Maria De Frain, (Froene) daughter of Peter and Bevvy (Bolich) De Frain, and eight children were born to them: Benjamin; Joshua lived in District township; William; Benneville died young; Elizabeth m. a Frederick; Judith m. Joseph Hoffman; Harriet m. William Quillman; Catharine m. Lafayette Gehris.
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Excerpt from Morton Montgomery's Historical and Biographical Annals of Berks County, Pennsylvania
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Abraham Heydt ... was born Dec. 19, 1786, died Sept. 1, 1853, and is buried at the old Hill Church, of which he was a Lutheran member. He was an intelligent man, especially familiar with the Scriptures. Though a shoemaker by trade, he followed farming principally, living in what is now District township, where he owned a small farm; he also owned a farm in the Falkner Swamp. He married Maria De Frain, (Froene) daughter of Peter and Bevvy (Bolich) De Frain, and eight children were born to them: Benjamin; Joshua lived in District township; William; Benneville died young; Elizabeth m. a Frederick; Judith m. Joseph Hoffman; Harriet m. William Quillman; Catharine m. Lafayette Gehris.
Excerpt from Morton Montgomery's Historical and Biographical Annals of Berks County, Pennsylvania
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Abraham Heydt ... was born Dec. 19, 1786, died Sept. 1, 1853, and is buried at the old Hill Church, of which he was a Lutheran member. He was an intelligent man, especially familiar with the Scriptures. Though a shoemaker by trade, he followed farming principally, living in what is now District township, where he owned a small farm; he also owned a farm in the Falkner Swamp. He married Maria De Frain, (Froene) daughter of Peter and Bevvy (Bolich) De Frain, and eight children were born to them: Benjamin; Joshua lived in District township; William; Benneville died young; Elizabeth m. a Frederick; Judith m. Joseph Hoffman; Harriet m. William Quillman; Catharine m. Lafayette Gehris.
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