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John Henry Spangler

Birth
Northampton County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death
Sep 1843 (aged 80)
Clinton County, Pennsylvania, USA
Burial
Tylersville, Clinton County, Pennsylvania, USA Add to Map
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John Henry Spangler was born on 15 January 1763 in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, a son of Georg Christian Spängler and Anna Maria Ensli. He was baptized on 31 January 1763 at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran ("Dryland") Church in Hecktown, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, sponsored by his grandmother, Susanna.

He was known by his middle name, "Henry".

He removed to Buffalo, Northumberland County (present-day Union County), Pennsylvania in 1785, where he joined his brother Christian Spangler and farmed 150 acres.

Farmer with 150 acres, 2 horses and 1 cow in Buffalo, Northumberland County (present-day Union County), Pennsylvania in 1786 and 1787.

"Jobber" of West Buffalo, Northumberland County (present-day Union County), Pennsylvania in 1799.

Resident of Miles, Centre County, Pennsylvania in 1800.

Early settler of Sugar Valley, Pennsylvania in 1806, crossing from Rebersburg through Spangler Gap. He had a 400 acre farm along Down Fishing Creek, with the first sawmill in the valley by 1811.

He died at his home just south of Tylersville in Logan, Clinton County, Pennsylvania.
John Henry Spangler was born on 15 January 1763 in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, a son of Georg Christian Spängler and Anna Maria Ensli. He was baptized on 31 January 1763 at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran ("Dryland") Church in Hecktown, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, sponsored by his grandmother, Susanna.

He was known by his middle name, "Henry".

He removed to Buffalo, Northumberland County (present-day Union County), Pennsylvania in 1785, where he joined his brother Christian Spangler and farmed 150 acres.

Farmer with 150 acres, 2 horses and 1 cow in Buffalo, Northumberland County (present-day Union County), Pennsylvania in 1786 and 1787.

"Jobber" of West Buffalo, Northumberland County (present-day Union County), Pennsylvania in 1799.

Resident of Miles, Centre County, Pennsylvania in 1800.

Early settler of Sugar Valley, Pennsylvania in 1806, crossing from Rebersburg through Spangler Gap. He had a 400 acre farm along Down Fishing Creek, with the first sawmill in the valley by 1811.

He died at his home just south of Tylersville in Logan, Clinton County, Pennsylvania.

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  • Created by: C Boetsch
  • Added: May 6, 2014
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/129298923/john_henry-spangler: accessed ), memorial page for John Henry Spangler (15 Jan 1763–Sep 1843), Find a Grave Memorial ID 129298923, citing Tylersville Lutheran and Reformed Cemetery, Tylersville, Clinton County, Pennsylvania, USA; Maintained by C Boetsch (contributor 48409474).