History of Centre and Clinton Counties, Pennsylvania . nd had several brothersand sisters. One of the former, Moses Montgomery,died in Minnesota a couple of years ago at the age ofseventy-five. One of his sisters was named Montgomery was apprenticed to the tailor tradein Philadelphia, but on accountof the hardness of hismaster he ran away from him and returned to Colum-bia, where he carried on business for himself until1838, when he came to Bellefonte. His wife, whosurvives him, was Miss Catharine Whiteman, of Phil-adelphia. MussER, Capt. John, was the second son of JonasMusser, of G
History of Centre and Clinton Counties, Pennsylvania . nd had several brothersand sisters. One of the former, Moses Montgomery,died in Minnesota a couple of years ago at the age ofseventy-five. One of his sisters was named Montgomery was apprenticed to the tailor tradein Philadelphia, but on accountof the hardness of hismaster he ran away from him and returned to Colum-bia, where he carried on business for himself until1838, when he came to Bellefonte. His wife, whosurvives him, was Miss Catharine Whiteman, of Phil-adelphia. MussER, Capt. John, was the second son of JonasMusser, of Gregg township. He was an officer in theMarion Infantry in volunteer days, under Capt. removed to Stephenson County, 111., and enteredinto the mercantile business. He was elected a cap-tain of a company in the Forty-sixth Illinois, andwas badly wounded in the battle of Pittsburgh Land-ing, April 6, 1862, and died after amputation of hislimb at Quincy, 111., April 24th, aged twenty-eightyears. Two younger brothers also belonged to
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