Conrad Schilp Shimer was born on October 31, 1797, in Schoenersville, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania to Samuel and Elisabeth (Schilp) Shimer (aka, Scheimer).
He married Catherine Quier.
He died April 30, 1866.
Major General, Pennsylvania Militia.
General Conrad SHIMER, an extensive farmer, prominent in military and political affairs in Northampton County.
Treasurer and a director of the Bethlehem Railroad Co., 1862.
Federal Elector.
He was a registered Democrat who served as a Pennsylvania State Senator in the 1851 Session, representing Lehigh and Northampton counties. His son, Samuel C. Shimer, also served as a Pennsylvania State Senator .
He married Catherine Quier.
He died April 30, 1866.
Major General, Pennsylvania Militia.
General Conrad SHIMER, an extensive farmer, prominent in military and political affairs in Northampton County.
Treasurer and a director of the Bethlehem Railroad Co., 1862.
Federal Elector.
He was a registered Democrat who served as a Pennsylvania State Senator in the 1851 Session, representing Lehigh and Northampton counties. His son, Samuel C. Shimer, also served as a Pennsylvania State Senator .
Conrad Schilp Shimer was born on October 31, 1797, in Schoenersville, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania to Samuel and Elisabeth (Schilp) Shimer (aka, Scheimer).
He married Catherine Quier.
He died April 30, 1866.
Major General, Pennsylvania Militia.
General Conrad SHIMER, an extensive farmer, prominent in military and political affairs in Northampton County.
Treasurer and a director of the Bethlehem Railroad Co., 1862.
Federal Elector.
He was a registered Democrat who served as a Pennsylvania State Senator in the 1851 Session, representing Lehigh and Northampton counties. His son, Samuel C. Shimer, also served as a Pennsylvania State Senator .
He married Catherine Quier.
He died April 30, 1866.
Major General, Pennsylvania Militia.
General Conrad SHIMER, an extensive farmer, prominent in military and political affairs in Northampton County.
Treasurer and a director of the Bethlehem Railroad Co., 1862.
Federal Elector.
He was a registered Democrat who served as a Pennsylvania State Senator in the 1851 Session, representing Lehigh and Northampton counties. His son, Samuel C. Shimer, also served as a Pennsylvania State Senator .
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