Peter Eichling came with his parents Andrew and Mary Ann Eichling to Beaver county in about 1813 from Northampton County, Pennsylvania. The name of his family farm was Locust Grove. Peter married Nancy McCoy McElhaney about 1838. Nancy had two daughters, Ann 1834 and Elizabeth Jane 1836 McElhaney, and together Peter and Nancy had a daughter, Agnes M. Eachel, born 4 Oct 1839. Agnes married Isaac Harper.
In Beaver county this family was known as Eachel. Peter and Nancy lived at what was Eachel's Corner now known as Five Points on 70 acres of land inherited from Nancy's father David McCoy. According to the Hamilton Union Lutheran Church records of what is today Monroe County, Peter was born 3 February 1812 abd was christened 22 May 1812. Soon after Peter's birth the family made the move to Beaver County a distance of about 320 miles.
In Beaver county this family was known as Eachel. Peter and Nancy lived at what was Eachel's Corner now known as Five Points on 70 acres of land inherited from Nancy's father David McCoy. According to the Hamilton Union Lutheran Church records of what is today Monroe County, Peter was born 3 February 1812 abd was christened 22 May 1812. Soon after Peter's birth the family made the move to Beaver County a distance of about 320 miles.
Peter Eichling came with his parents Andrew and Mary Ann Eichling to Beaver county in about 1813 from Northampton County, Pennsylvania. The name of his family farm was Locust Grove. Peter married Nancy McCoy McElhaney about 1838. Nancy had two daughters, Ann 1834 and Elizabeth Jane 1836 McElhaney, and together Peter and Nancy had a daughter, Agnes M. Eachel, born 4 Oct 1839. Agnes married Isaac Harper.
In Beaver county this family was known as Eachel. Peter and Nancy lived at what was Eachel's Corner now known as Five Points on 70 acres of land inherited from Nancy's father David McCoy. According to the Hamilton Union Lutheran Church records of what is today Monroe County, Peter was born 3 February 1812 abd was christened 22 May 1812. Soon after Peter's birth the family made the move to Beaver County a distance of about 320 miles.
In Beaver county this family was known as Eachel. Peter and Nancy lived at what was Eachel's Corner now known as Five Points on 70 acres of land inherited from Nancy's father David McCoy. According to the Hamilton Union Lutheran Church records of what is today Monroe County, Peter was born 3 February 1812 abd was christened 22 May 1812. Soon after Peter's birth the family made the move to Beaver County a distance of about 320 miles.
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Peter Eachal Died Nov 24, 1861 Aged 50 years, 9
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