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Ann is reported to have been the daughter of Jacob Oberholtzer, who arrived in North America with his family c.1725, and settled in Montgomery County, PA, near Indian Creek. Ann married Matthias Stauffer.[1]
Assuming that Jacob and his family were Mennonites, and that they were of Swiss origin, it is likely that they had left Switzerland well before Ann's birth, and that she was born in the German Palatinate.
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