Veronica Yoder was born c.1755, son of Christian Yoder and Barbara Beiler, and married John Miller. [1][2]
1774: Veronica C. Yoder married John Miller (1752-1802). They had the following children:
Daniel J (1778-1858)
David (1779-1840) m Elizabeth Troyer (1781-1840); 8 children
Joseph A (1780-1833) m Catharine Botafield (1780-1855) in 1798.
Catherine (1783-1842) m Benjamin Hochstetler (1782-1853); 7 children
Jacob (1784-1830) m Veronica May Troyer (1779-1854) in 1804; 9 children
John (1787-1867) m Anna Gnaegi (1787-1872) in 1808; 8 children
Elisabeth (1789-1841) m Moses P. Beachy (1790-1840); 12 children.
Isaac (1791-1871) m1 Mary Yoder (1791-1817), m2 Sarah Beachy (1792-1835), m3 Mary Mosser (1801-1889)
Emanuel (1793-1848) m Elizabeth Yoder (1793-1828); 3 children
Solomon (1795-1814)
Elias (1798-1799)
NOTE: The last two children died single. The children who raised families all married into families with Amish-Mennonite names, nine in all. Four married Yoders, three married Troyer's, one married a Hochstetler, two married Beachy's, and one married a Gnagey. Some of course, were second or even third marriages. It was unusual that all of them moved to Ohio and stayed with the Amish-Mennonite Church. Hannes Jr., and Freny had ninety-seven grandchildren who raised families. When John Miller Jr. died, his farm was sold to Abraham Miller, son of his brother Peter. There are no remaining stones marking the graves of Hannes, Jr., and wife Freny, but it is almost certain that they are buried there, according to family custom.[3]
Buried: Miller Farm Cemetery, Somerset County, Pennsylvania, USA. The grave in unmarked.[4]
This person was created through the import of Blickensderfer.ged on 09 February 2011.
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Veronica by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Veronica:
Yoder-286 and Yoder-60 appear to represent the same person because: These are clearly the same person. Same parents. Yoder-60 only offers an approximate date.