The Beeber family was instrumental establishing the Immanual Lutheran Church, Clarkestown, land deeded April 5, 1791, the first church in Lycoming Co. John was a native of Germany who immigrated to Bucks Co., PA, prior to the Revolution, and served through the war of Independence. At its close he took up a soldier's claim on Muncy Creek, built a cabin in the unbtroken forest, and commenced pioneer life in his new home. He married soon after coming to this county, reared a large family, and died upon the old homestead.
The Beeber family was instrumental establishing the Immanual Lutheran Church, Clarkestown, land deeded April 5, 1791, the first church in Lycoming Co. John was a native of Germany who immigrated to Bucks Co., PA, prior to the Revolution, and served through the war of Independence. At its close he took up a soldier's claim on Muncy Creek, built a cabin in the unbtroken forest, and commenced pioneer life in his new home. He married soon after coming to this county, reared a large family, and died upon the old homestead.
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