David Yegerlehner, 1808-1883, a native of Switzerland, was the father of three children. No records concerning his wife have been preserved but one son, John, a physician, located in the vicinity of Huntington, Indiana, and a daughter, Sophia, resided in the same place. Another son, Christian Yegerlehner, came to the vicinity of Marion in Owen County, but later moved to Clay County. David operated a carpet weaving machine in a log house directly across the road from the present Yegerlehner home...
From the History of St. Peter's Church..., published 1954, by the Rev. Harry W. Bredeweg in honor of the church's centennial anniversary (1854-1954).
From the History of St. Peter's Church..., published 1954, by the Rev. Harry W. Bredeweg in honor of the church's centennial anniversary (1854-1954).
David Yegerlehner, 1808-1883, a native of Switzerland, was the father of three children. No records concerning his wife have been preserved but one son, John, a physician, located in the vicinity of Huntington, Indiana, and a daughter, Sophia, resided in the same place. Another son, Christian Yegerlehner, came to the vicinity of Marion in Owen County, but later moved to Clay County. David operated a carpet weaving machine in a log house directly across the road from the present Yegerlehner home...
From the History of St. Peter's Church..., published 1954, by the Rev. Harry W. Bredeweg in honor of the church's centennial anniversary (1854-1954).
From the History of St. Peter's Church..., published 1954, by the Rev. Harry W. Bredeweg in honor of the church's centennial anniversary (1854-1954).
