Casper sailed from Rotterdam to Philadelphia in 1771 on the ship Tyger. After indentured service of 2 years, 10 months to William Pennel of Middletown, Chester, Pennsylvania, he moved to Lancaster where he raised 2 sons, Jacob and John, with his wife Mary.
The First Reformed Church of Lancaster sold part of its cemetery lands to build a courthouse. There was no record of removal for Casper or his wife, Mary, and are likely still buried under the courthouse.
The First Reformed Church of Lancaster sold part of its cemetery lands to build a courthouse. There was no record of removal for Casper or his wife, Mary, and are likely still buried under the courthouse.
Casper sailed from Rotterdam to Philadelphia in 1771 on the ship Tyger. After indentured service of 2 years, 10 months to William Pennel of Middletown, Chester, Pennsylvania, he moved to Lancaster where he raised 2 sons, Jacob and John, with his wife Mary.
The First Reformed Church of Lancaster sold part of its cemetery lands to build a courthouse. There was no record of removal for Casper or his wife, Mary, and are likely still buried under the courthouse.
The First Reformed Church of Lancaster sold part of its cemetery lands to build a courthouse. There was no record of removal for Casper or his wife, Mary, and are likely still buried under the courthouse.
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