Genealogy of Johannes Baer, 1749-1910 . f September 20,1908, Mary Myers, 1643 Susquehanna street, Harrisburg, Pa.,writes: Jacob Bare and wife did not belong to the DunkardChurch, though they attended some of their meetings, therebeing no other denomination in that locality at that time. Inconversation with Jacob S. Bare, York, Pa., at Mechanicsburg,Pa., October 13, 1908, he said that he lived with his grandfather,Jacob Bare, from the age of 5 years till he was grown up, andhe always understood that his grandparents belonged to theDunkard Church. They attended that church and dressed plain,as i
Genealogy of Johannes Baer, 1749-1910 . f September 20,1908, Mary Myers, 1643 Susquehanna street, Harrisburg, Pa.,writes: Jacob Bare and wife did not belong to the DunkardChurch, though they attended some of their meetings, therebeing no other denomination in that locality at that time. Inconversation with Jacob S. Bare, York, Pa., at Mechanicsburg,Pa., October 13, 1908, he said that he lived with his grandfather,Jacob Bare, from the age of 5 years till he was grown up, andhe always understood that his grandparents belonged to theDunkard Church. They attended that church and dressed plain,as is the Dunkard custom, and they dressed him plain when aboy. Jacob Bare and Mary (Eppley) Bare had the followingchildren: John, Ann (Nancy), George, Jacob E., David, Mary,Elizabeth, Samuel, Lydia, Martin E. John Bare, first child of Jacob and Mary (Epply) Bare, wasborn September 8, 1808, in Newberry Township, York County,Pa. He was married to Jane Hoops, May 20, 1830. She wasborn June 28th, 1807, and died August 4th, 1882. He lived on a. JACOB BARE, 1785-1856 Pagejie GE^NEALOGY OF JOHANNES BAER, I749-I9IO. II7 farm in Cumberland County, Pa. In the forties, or sometimeafter that, he moved to near Springfield, O., and bought a farmij4 miles north of New Carlisle, Ohio, on which he lived until hisdeath. He was a powerful man, and weighed about 300 died at New Carlisle, O., June 9, 1878. They had two chil-dren, neither of them Hving at this date (1908). William and Lydia. William Bare, first child of John and Jane (Hoops) Bare,was born in York County, Pa., June 20th, 1831, and died inMiami County, Ohio, April i6th, 1897, and was buried nearNew Carlisle, O. At the time of his death he owned three finefarms and had considerable money besides. He bequeathed var-ious sums to relatives and to three different churches, and tocemeteries; in all about ten thousand dollars, and the residue tohis wife. She, at the time of her death, was worth $35, or$40, They lived and
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