. The annals of the families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, who settled in York County, respectively, in 1729, 1732, 1732, and 1751 : with biographical and historical sketches, and memorabilia of contemporaneous local events. ARAH J., wife of CHRISTIAN BOYD, Columbia. 4. SAMUEL DECKER, York, Pa. 5. DAVID DECKER, Philadelphia, Pa. 6. MARY E., wife of PHILIP ABDEL. MYERS, York, Pa. 7. MARGARET A., wife of HENRY MITTENDORF, Philadelphia, Pa. 8. EMMA DECKER, York, Pa. 2. ELIZABETH, wife of ADAM MILLER. Children: /. ELIZA A., wife of GEORGE METZEL, York, CATHERINE, wife of HEN
. The annals of the families of Caspar, Henry, Baltzer and George Spengler, who settled in York County, respectively, in 1729, 1732, 1732, and 1751 : with biographical and historical sketches, and memorabilia of contemporaneous local events. ARAH J., wife of CHRISTIAN BOYD, Columbia. 4. SAMUEL DECKER, York, Pa. 5. DAVID DECKER, Philadelphia, Pa. 6. MARY E., wife of PHILIP ABDEL. MYERS, York, Pa. 7. MARGARET A., wife of HENRY MITTENDORF, Philadelphia, Pa. 8. EMMA DECKER, York, Pa. 2. ELIZABETH, wife of ADAM MILLER. Children: /. ELIZA A., wife of GEORGE METZEL, York, CATHERINE, wife of HENRY WEITZEL. 3. SAMUEL DECKER, Baltimore, Md. Has a number of chil-dren. His son, Wm. E. Decker, 207th Pa. Inf., was killed in frontof Petersburgh, Va., April 2, 1865, aged 17-2-10. 4. CATHERINE, wife of JOSEPH HELKER. Children: /. JOSEPH HELKER, died in the DANIEL HELKER, died in the army. 5. JOHN DECKER, Adams county. Pa. 6. PETER DECKER, Adams county. Pa. 7. FREDERICK DECKER, Adams county. Pa. 8. HENRY DECKER, Adams county. Pa. 9. , wife of JOHN STOCK, moved West. V. MAGDALENA, wife of JOHN DITTI, (Daughter of Rudolph).No trace of them or their descendants (if any) could be found. 4- PHILIP CASPAR SPENGLER, (Son of Caspar).. He was born in York county about 1730, and died in 1786. Hewas the youngest son of Caspar and Judith Spengler, and residedwith the latter on his plantation one mile East of York. Casparin his will, probated in 1760, devised two hundred acres of thisland to Philip Caspar, and one hundred to his son Bernhard. Thelatter afterwards conveyed his devise to Philip Caspar, who at thetime of his demise owned four hundred acres of valuable Yorkvalley land. Margaret Salome, wife of Philip Caspar, was bornApril 6, 1736, and died June 29, 1813, and her remains rest inZions Lutheran churchyard, York. Shiny Cap Dinkel. Margaret Salome was the daughter of Johann Daniel Diinckel(Dinkel) a nobleman of Strasburg, Germany, and Maria Ursula hiswife. The latters father
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