John and his wife, Magdalena, moved from Centre County PA to Green Twp, Stark County, Ohio, with his bro, Andrew Kepler, in 1809. John was a blacksmith by trade. He & his horse were killed when a piece of a cider press broke off. Andrew buried John on his farm on family burial plot near center of east 80 acres of the south east quarter of section of East Liberty with Andrew's infant son, wife Magdalena Kramer twin to Andrew's wife Mary, and 50 other locals at that time. Around 1849 Andrew donated land for the present day cemetery where he and his wife Mary Kramer are buried. Many tombstones were destroyed around 1900.Around 1849.
John and his wife, Magdalena, moved from Centre County PA to Green Twp, Stark County, Ohio, with his bro, Andrew Kepler, in 1809. John was a blacksmith by trade. He & his horse were killed when a piece of a cider press broke off. Andrew buried John on his farm on family burial plot near center of east 80 acres of the south east quarter of section of East Liberty with Andrew's infant son, wife Magdalena Kramer twin to Andrew's wife Mary, and 50 other locals at that time. Around 1849 Andrew donated land for the present day cemetery where he and his wife Mary Kramer are buried. Many tombstones were destroyed around 1900.Around 1849.
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