The record of Peter's second marriage 11.5.1764 and the birth dates of the next seven children is given in a diary written in German by Peter which is in the hands of the children of Isaac Coblentz of Springfield, Ohio. The translation was passed on in 1953 by R.W. Coblentz, whose father, Lyman Oral Coblentz, born near New Madison, Ohio, and lived most of his life in or near Dayton, had the translation made. Peter and his second wife Elizabeth (2.14.1745-11.4.1824) are buried in Reformed Church Cemetery at Middletown, Md. Nine children: Mary Margaret, Catherine, Major Peter, Jacob, Julianna, John, John Philip, George, and Daniel. Source: The Coblentz Family in America 1743-1982. Compiled by Ruth Coblentz. Page 3.
The record of Peter's second marriage 11.5.1764 and the birth dates of the next seven children is given in a diary written in German by Peter which is in the hands of the children of Isaac Coblentz of Springfield, Ohio. The translation was passed on in 1953 by R.W. Coblentz, whose father, Lyman Oral Coblentz, born near New Madison, Ohio, and lived most of his life in or near Dayton, had the translation made. Peter and his second wife Elizabeth (2.14.1745-11.4.1824) are buried in Reformed Church Cemetery at Middletown, Md. Nine children: Mary Margaret, Catherine, Major Peter, Jacob, Julianna, John, John Philip, George, and Daniel. Source: The Coblentz Family in America 1743-1982. Compiled by Ruth Coblentz. Page 3.
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