Ruth Rothgeb
Honor Code SignatorySigned 15 Nov 2020 | 32 contributions | 7 thank-yous | 371 connections
Also looking for information from the Abraham Strickler family from Page County, VA. There are three Abraham Stricklers in this line. My great- grandmother, Elizabeth Strickler, married Solomon Rothgeb. She was the daughter of Abraham, Jr.,(1803-1867), who was the son of Abraham (1765-1835). We believe he was the son of Joseph Strickler(1731-1795) but Joseph's brother John also named a child Abraham. Therein lies the confusion. Joseph and John were the sons of Abraham Strickler (1670-1746) and Mary Ruffner (??).
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