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will: LESH, BALTHASER, Bethel. July 12, 1802 - October 19, 1802. Provides for wife Christine. To son John plantation whereon I now live in Bethel containing 131 acres for £1182. To son Benjamin tract of land and sawmill in Bethel containing 113 acres for £847.10 also £80 for working with me 4 years over his age. All estate divided among all children, viz: Jacob, Anna Maria wife of Ludwig SHUEY, Peter, Baltzer, Salome wife of John HOLDEMAN, George, Barbara wife of John EATER, Catharine wife of Mathias ZIMMERMAN, Benjamin, Elizabeth wife of George COBLE, John, and the 2 children of dau. Christine MYER deceased, viz: Ann and Christina, in equal shares. Exrs: Sons George, Baltzer and Peter. Wits: Valentine SEILER and Thomas CLARK.
headstone 84 yr -9 mth -13 day
A Catherine Zimmerman is in the 1820 census for Saville Twsp. Perry Cty
1 male 16 to 18 (prob. Ben)
2 males 16 to 26 (prob. John and Jacob), Isaac, George and Ben married
1 female 10 or younger (prob. S.E. ...appears Catherine may be dead)
1 female 45 or older
Certainly looks like the right family and that Matthias died before 1820. In 1820 Isaac would be in Pine Grove and married. Since Catherine was born in 1810 (January) there should be either a will or orpahns court record. Trouble is did he die in Perry Cty or did his widow move there after the fact with a son that was taking care of her.
1820 Saville Twsp. Perry Ct
1830 census for Saville Twsp. Perry Cty as Zimerman (one m)
1850 - Saville, Perry, Pennsylvania as Timmerman with son John
Perry County was formed from Cumberland County on 23 March 1820. At this time, it consisted of 7 townships namely, Tyrone; Toboyne; Rye; Greenwood; Juniata; Buffalo and Saville. The county was named for Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry.
St. John's Churchyard is located in Markelsville, Juniata Township; on Rte. 849 West.
headstone ZIMMERMAN, Catharine 25 Dec 1859 84y 9m 13d
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