Henry SEIDERS
Born- Feb. 15, 1806
Died- Oct 17, 1877
Aged 71yrs. 8m. 2d.
Henry Seiders & Mary Jane Miller were married
in 1830. They started their family in what is
now Perry County. Between 1840 & 1850 they
moved to Matamoras,Dauphin Co.& continued
raising their large family into adulthood.
Descended from Switzerland/Germany
they spoke & wrote Pennsylvania Dutch.
Worshiping at the Matamoras Church Of God.
Henry & Mary Jane are both buried in the
Matamoras Community Church Cemetery.
*formally Matamoras Church Of God
All four boys went into the Civil War,&
fought for the Union. Surviving many battles
they returned to Halifax area, married &
started their own families. We don't know
where John, Catherine, ended their
lives. If any descendants have any
information, Please contact us.
The Seiders home is still standing, &
pictured, along with a map from the 1850
census showing the location.(marked*Hy Zeiders)
[Note wife's stone spells last name Zeiders]
AMERICAN CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS
about Henry Seiders
Name: Henry Seiders
Enlistment Date: 18 Sept. 1862
Side Served: Union
State Served: Pennsylvania
Service Record: Enlisted as a Corporal on
18 Sept 1862
Enlisted in Company H, 20th Infantry Regiment Pa., 18 Sept. 1862
Mustered out Co. H, 20th Infantry Regiment
Pa.: 30 Sept. 1862, Harrisburg Pa.
Sources: 18
(1850 U.S.Census,Halifax Twp.,Dauphin, Pennsylvania)
Henry Seiders 44
Mary Jane (Miller) Seiders 38
Catharine Seiders 18 (Born-1832)
John Seiders 16 (Born-1834)
Israel Seiders 12 (B-9/1/1838 D-5/3/1904)
Josiah[Joseph] 9(B-3/12/1841 D-6/7/1918)
William Henry 6(B-11/10/1843 D-7/20/1889)
Mary Jane Seiders 4 (Born-1845)
Laura J Seiders (B 1861-1861)*not born yet
Image Source: Year: 1850; Census Place: Halifax, Dauphin, Pennsylvania; Roll: M432_775; Page: 291; Image: 147.
Born- Feb. 15, 1806
Died- Oct 17, 1877
Aged 71yrs. 8m. 2d.
Henry Seiders & Mary Jane Miller were married
in 1830. They started their family in what is
now Perry County. Between 1840 & 1850 they
moved to Matamoras,Dauphin Co.& continued
raising their large family into adulthood.
Descended from Switzerland/Germany
they spoke & wrote Pennsylvania Dutch.
Worshiping at the Matamoras Church Of God.
Henry & Mary Jane are both buried in the
Matamoras Community Church Cemetery.
*formally Matamoras Church Of God
All four boys went into the Civil War,&
fought for the Union. Surviving many battles
they returned to Halifax area, married &
started their own families. We don't know
where John, Catherine, ended their
lives. If any descendants have any
information, Please contact us.
The Seiders home is still standing, &
pictured, along with a map from the 1850
census showing the location.(marked*Hy Zeiders)
[Note wife's stone spells last name Zeiders]
AMERICAN CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS
about Henry Seiders
Name: Henry Seiders
Enlistment Date: 18 Sept. 1862
Side Served: Union
State Served: Pennsylvania
Service Record: Enlisted as a Corporal on
18 Sept 1862
Enlisted in Company H, 20th Infantry Regiment Pa., 18 Sept. 1862
Mustered out Co. H, 20th Infantry Regiment
Pa.: 30 Sept. 1862, Harrisburg Pa.
Sources: 18
(1850 U.S.Census,Halifax Twp.,Dauphin, Pennsylvania)
Henry Seiders 44
Mary Jane (Miller) Seiders 38
Catharine Seiders 18 (Born-1832)
John Seiders 16 (Born-1834)
Israel Seiders 12 (B-9/1/1838 D-5/3/1904)
Josiah[Joseph] 9(B-3/12/1841 D-6/7/1918)
William Henry 6(B-11/10/1843 D-7/20/1889)
Mary Jane Seiders 4 (Born-1845)
Laura J Seiders (B 1861-1861)*not born yet
Image Source: Year: 1850; Census Place: Halifax, Dauphin, Pennsylvania; Roll: M432_775; Page: 291; Image: 147.
Henry SEIDERS
Born- Feb. 15, 1806
Died- Oct 17, 1877
Aged 71yrs. 8m. 2d.
Henry Seiders & Mary Jane Miller were married
in 1830. They started their family in what is
now Perry County. Between 1840 & 1850 they
moved to Matamoras,Dauphin Co.& continued
raising their large family into adulthood.
Descended from Switzerland/Germany
they spoke & wrote Pennsylvania Dutch.
Worshiping at the Matamoras Church Of God.
Henry & Mary Jane are both buried in the
Matamoras Community Church Cemetery.
*formally Matamoras Church Of God
All four boys went into the Civil War,&
fought for the Union. Surviving many battles
they returned to Halifax area, married &
started their own families. We don't know
where John, Catherine, ended their
lives. If any descendants have any
information, Please contact us.
The Seiders home is still standing, &
pictured, along with a map from the 1850
census showing the location.(marked*Hy Zeiders)
[Note wife's stone spells last name Zeiders]
AMERICAN CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS
about Henry Seiders
Name: Henry Seiders
Enlistment Date: 18 Sept. 1862
Side Served: Union
State Served: Pennsylvania
Service Record: Enlisted as a Corporal on
18 Sept 1862
Enlisted in Company H, 20th Infantry Regiment Pa., 18 Sept. 1862
Mustered out Co. H, 20th Infantry Regiment
Pa.: 30 Sept. 1862, Harrisburg Pa.
Sources: 18
(1850 U.S.Census,Halifax Twp.,Dauphin, Pennsylvania)
Henry Seiders 44
Mary Jane (Miller) Seiders 38
Catharine Seiders 18 (Born-1832)
John Seiders 16 (Born-1834)
Israel Seiders 12 (B-9/1/1838 D-5/3/1904)
Josiah[Joseph] 9(B-3/12/1841 D-6/7/1918)
William Henry 6(B-11/10/1843 D-7/20/1889)
Mary Jane Seiders 4 (Born-1845)
Laura J Seiders (B 1861-1861)*not born yet
Image Source: Year: 1850; Census Place: Halifax, Dauphin, Pennsylvania; Roll: M432_775; Page: 291; Image: 147.
Born- Feb. 15, 1806
Died- Oct 17, 1877
Aged 71yrs. 8m. 2d.
Henry Seiders & Mary Jane Miller were married
in 1830. They started their family in what is
now Perry County. Between 1840 & 1850 they
moved to Matamoras,Dauphin Co.& continued
raising their large family into adulthood.
Descended from Switzerland/Germany
they spoke & wrote Pennsylvania Dutch.
Worshiping at the Matamoras Church Of God.
Henry & Mary Jane are both buried in the
Matamoras Community Church Cemetery.
*formally Matamoras Church Of God
All four boys went into the Civil War,&
fought for the Union. Surviving many battles
they returned to Halifax area, married &
started their own families. We don't know
where John, Catherine, ended their
lives. If any descendants have any
information, Please contact us.
The Seiders home is still standing, &
pictured, along with a map from the 1850
census showing the location.(marked*Hy Zeiders)
[Note wife's stone spells last name Zeiders]
AMERICAN CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS
about Henry Seiders
Name: Henry Seiders
Enlistment Date: 18 Sept. 1862
Side Served: Union
State Served: Pennsylvania
Service Record: Enlisted as a Corporal on
18 Sept 1862
Enlisted in Company H, 20th Infantry Regiment Pa., 18 Sept. 1862
Mustered out Co. H, 20th Infantry Regiment
Pa.: 30 Sept. 1862, Harrisburg Pa.
Sources: 18
(1850 U.S.Census,Halifax Twp.,Dauphin, Pennsylvania)
Henry Seiders 44
Mary Jane (Miller) Seiders 38
Catharine Seiders 18 (Born-1832)
John Seiders 16 (Born-1834)
Israel Seiders 12 (B-9/1/1838 D-5/3/1904)
Josiah[Joseph] 9(B-3/12/1841 D-6/7/1918)
William Henry 6(B-11/10/1843 D-7/20/1889)
Mary Jane Seiders 4 (Born-1845)
Laura J Seiders (B 1861-1861)*not born yet
Image Source: Year: 1850; Census Place: Halifax, Dauphin, Pennsylvania; Roll: M432_775; Page: 291; Image: 147.
