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Veronica (Yoder) Hertzler (1736 - 1806)

Veronica Hertzler formerly Yoder
Born in Steffisburg, Berne Canton, Switzerlandmap
Wife of — married about 1756 [location unknown]
Descendants descendants
Died at about age 70 in Belleville, Union Township, Mifflin, Pennsylvania, United Statesmap
Profile last modified | Created 9 Feb 2011
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Contents

Biography

Veronica is YR19 in [1]

Veronica's mother, "Widow" Barbara crossed the Atlantic Ocean in the "Francis and the Elizabeth" out of Rotterdam by way of Deal with the other original Amish immigrants to America . Captained by George North, the ship arrived in Philadelphia 0n 21 SEP 1742. Barbara's husband died on the voyage and left her with nine children.[1] Also, from FindAGrave: daughter of John Jacob Yoder (died at sea on the ship "Francis and Elizabeth" on the way to America) & his wife Barbara Rupp Yoder.

Siblings of Veronica: (references are YNL IDs)

YR11- Catherine b c1720 Europe m Isaac Kauffman d <1790
YR12- Christian b c1722 Europe
YR13- Magdalena b c1724 Europe (m?1 Christian Fisher m2 (John??).... Miller)
YR14- Jacob....b c1726 Europe
YR15- Anna.... b c1728 Europe..m Samuel King
YR16- Michael.. b c1730 Europe
YR17- John.... b c1732 Europe
YR18- Barbara.. b c1734 Europe w2 of John Shirk no issue, d 1793 Lancaster Co, PA

Birth

Marriage

Husband: John Hertzler
Wife: Veronica Yoder
Marriage:
Date: ABT 1756

Death

Veronica was born in 1736. She passed away in 1806.[2]

Sources

  1. 1.0 1.1 The Family of YR12 - Christian Yoder
  2. Find A Grave, database and images (accessed 26 October 2019), memorial page for Veronica Yoder Hertzler (1736–Jan 1806), Find A Grave: Memorial #184570058, citing Locust Grove Cemetery, Belleville, Mifflin County, Pennsylvania, USA ; Maintained by Linda K (contributor 47400410) .
  • Household Members: "Lancaster, Pennsylvania, U.S., Mennonite Vital Records, 1750-2014"
    Ancestry Sharing Link - Ancestry Record 60592 #936686 (accessed 20 January 2022)
    Name: Veronica Yoder; Relationship: Child; Birth Date: 1736;
    Household Members:
    Jacob Yoder Head
    Jacob Yoder Child
    Barbara Yoder Spouse
    Anna Yoder Child
    Catherine Yoder Child
    Michael Yoder Child
    Christian Yoder Child
    John Yoder Child
    Magdalena Yoder Child
    Barbara Yoder Child
    Veronica Yoder Child.




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Hertzler, John, Brief Biographical Memorial of Jacob Hertzler and its footnote state that John Hertzler (son of *Jacob Hertzler) was married to Veronica Reichenbach a daughter of John and Veronica Reichenbach of CBP,6 John Reichenbach on the ship of 9/29/1733. No trace of this John Reichenbach has been found, in CBP or elsewhere, and no other children have been attributed to this marriage in Amish annals. It has long been felt by genealogical researchers that this information is at best dubious since there is no supporting evidence and since the Amish Reichenbachs have all been accounted for and completely outlined by Amos L. Fisher in "The Diary" for Apr to Aug 1972. Thus it seems likely that HGR2 is mistaken and that John Hertzler's wife was Veronica Yoder.
posted by Mark Adams
Reichenbach-106 and Yoder-86 appear to represent the same person because: Based upon the birthdates and the marriage to a Hertzler I believe that this person was born a Yoder and should be merged.
posted by Mark Adams