Daniel Price was born on 11 December 1723 in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.¹

On 13 October 1766 in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, Daniel Price and Rudolph Harley and Nicholas Schwenk appraised the estate of William Schuler.²

On 10 June 1775 Judges Samuel Mifflin, Jacob Duche, and George Bryan of the Orphan's Court, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, appointed Daniel Price guardian of Henry Schuler. This appointment was made by a petition by William Schuler stating that his younger brother Henry was 12 years old or less and asking the court to appoint a gaurdian.³

On 19 July 1775 Judges Samuel Mifflin, Jacob Duche, and James Young of the Orphan's Court, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, appointed Daniel Price and Elizabeth Tyson guardians of William Schuler and Henry Schuler.⁴

Gabriel Schuler wrote a will on 15 February 1776 in Lower Salford Township, Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG. Daniel Price was bequeathed the role of guardian of grandson Henry. The will says David Price but I can't find a David only Daniel who was appointed guardian by the Orphans Court for the City and County of Philadelphia in the summer of 1775. He along with the other guardian Elizabeth Schuler were to invest the money from the sale of the land and money due William and Henry from their father's estate.^5,6

Daniel Price died on 11 February 1804, at age 80.⁷

Daniel Price was buried in Price Cemetery, Lower Salford Township, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG,  .⁸

Sophia Leydich was born say 1749 in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.¹ She was the daughter of John Phillip Leydich and Maria Catherina Hammichhaus.¹

Sophia Leydich married Gabriel Schuler, son of William Schuler and Elizabeth Tyson, say 1770.¹

Sophia Leydich as as Sophia Schuler and Phillip Leydich, Rosina Bucher, Leonard Leydich, Gabriel Schuler, Alexander Dieffenderffer, Elizabeth Leydich, John Nyce, Maria Magdalena Leydich, Phillip Miller, and Catherine Leydich on 13 February 1784 sold property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, to Franz Leydich. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.²

Sophia Leydich as as Sophia Leyditch and Franz Leydich, Christina Bitting, Leonard Leydich, Gabriel Schuler, Alexander Dieffenderffer, Elizabeth Leydich, John Nyce, Maria Magdalena Leydich, Phillip Miller, and Catherine Leydich on 13 February 1784 sold property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, to Phillip Leydich. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.³

Sophia Leydich and Gabriel Schuler on 9 April 1792 sold property located in Lower Salford Township, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG, to Jacob Alderfer for an unknown amount. The three parcels of land he purchased from his grandfather Gabriel Schuler and his wife Catherine. This deed was not recorded but was referenced after Jacob Alderfer died intestate and the land was sold to his son Isaaac.⁴

During 1800 Sophia Leydich was possibly enumerated in the household of William Schuler on the 1800 U. S. census for Pikeland Township, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG, as a free white female 45 years old and over. Sophia and her husband Gabriel were probably the older couple in the house hold. Sarah's father Michael had already died. Likely enumerated in the household were Sarah Croll, Sophia Schuler, Catharine Schuler, and Elizabeth Schuler. Possibly enumerated in the household were Gabriel Schuler.⁵

Gabriel Schuler wrote a will on 3 September 1811 in Vincent Township, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG. Sophia Leydich was bequeathed 800 pounds, her case of drawers with all that is in it, the walnut chest with all that is in it,the corner cupboard with all that is in it, the tea table, 2 beds and bedding, 3 chairs, door trough?, and 2 iron pots.⁶

John Phillip Leydich was born on 28 April 1715.¹

John Phillip Leydich married Maria Catherina Hammichhaus say 1743.¹

John Phillip Leydich died on 14 January 1784, at age 68.¹

John Phillip Leydich was buried in Leidichs Burial Ground, Frederick Township, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG,  .²

John Phillip Leydich died intestate.³

Maria Catherina Hammichhaus was born on 30 June 1721 in GermanyG.¹

Maria Catherina Hammichhaus married John Phillip Leydich say 1743.²

Maria Catherina Hammichhaus on 13 February 1784 gave interest in property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, by a quitclaim deed to Franz Leydich for 5 shillings and for her natural life to be paid, done and performed the following every year: 6 bushels of merchantable wheat, 2 bushels of buckwheat, 58 weight of good pork, 50 weight of good beef, 3 cords of fire wood, one quarter of an acre of Flax prepared to Swingle, able to keep a cow. She gave up all her dower rights to the property the other heirs sold to Franz. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.³

Maria Catherina Hammichhaus died on 31 October 1801, at age 80.¹

Maria Catherina Hammichhaus was buried in Leidichs Burial Ground, Frederick Township, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG,  .¹

Franz Leydich was born on 26 March 1745 in HollandG.¹ He was the son of John Phillip Leydich and Maria Catherina Hammichhaus.¹

Franz Leydich married Christina Bitting say 1769.²

Franz Leydich on 13 February 1784 purchased property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, from Phillip Leydich, Rosina Bucher, Leonard Leydich, Gabriel Schuler, Sophia Leydich, Alexander Dieffenderffer, Elizabeth Leydich, John Nyce, Maria Magdalena Leydich, Phillip Miller, and Catherine Leydich, for 900 pounds. Described as 4 parcels totaling 175 acres and 64 perches in Fredrick and New Hanover townships. See attached deed for details.. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.³

Franz Leydich on 13 February 1784 obtained interest in property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, by quitclaim deed from Maria Catherina Hammichhaus for 5 shillings and for her natural life to be paid, done and performed the following every year: 6 bushels of merchantable wheat, 2 bushels of buckwheat, 58 weight of good pork, 50 weight of good beef, 3 cords of fire wood, one quarter of an acre of Flax prepared to Swingle, able to keep a cow. She gave up all her dower rights to the property the other heirs sold to Franz. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.⁴

Franz Leydich and Christina Bitting, Leonard Leydich, Gabriel Schuler, Sophia Leydich, Alexander Dieffenderffer, Elizabeth Leydich, John Nyce, Maria Magdalena Leydich, Phillip Miller, and Catherine Leydich on 13 February 1784 sold property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, to Phillip Leydich. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.⁵

Franz Leydich died on 3 June 1811, at age 66.⁶

Franz Leydich was buried in Leidichs Burial Ground, Frederick Township, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG,  .⁶

Elizabeth Leydich was born on 10 October 1746 in HollandG.¹ She was the daughter of John Phillip Leydich and Maria Catherina Hammichhaus.¹

Elizabeth Leydich married Alexander Dieffenderffer say 1770.¹

Elizabeth Leydich as as Elizabeth Dieffenderffer and Phillip Leydich, Rosina Bucher, Leonard Leydich, Gabriel Schuler, Sophia Leydich, Alexander Dieffenderffer, John Nyce, Maria Magdalena Leydich, Phillip Miller, and Catherine Leydich on 13 February 1784 sold property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, to Franz Leydich. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.²

Elizabeth Leydich as as Elizabeth Dieffenderffer and Franz Leydich, Christina Bitting, Leonard Leydich, Gabriel Schuler, Sophia Leydich, Alexander Dieffenderffer, John Nyce, Maria Magdalena Leydich, Phillip Miller, and Catherine Leydich on 13 February 1784 sold property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, to Phillip Leydich. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.³

Elizabeth Leydich died on 21 November 1825, at age 79.⁴

Elizabeth Leydich was buried in Brownback UCC Church Cemetery, Spring City, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG,  .⁴

Alexander Dieffenderffer was born on 13 October 1740.¹

Alexander Dieffenderffer married Elizabeth Leydich, daughter of John Phillip Leydich and Maria Catherina Hammichhaus, say 1770.²

Alexander Dieffenderffer and Phillip Leydich, Rosina Bucher, Leonard Leydich, Gabriel Schuler, Sophia Leydich, Elizabeth Leydich, John Nyce, Maria Magdalena Leydich, Phillip Miller, and Catherine Leydich on 13 February 1784 sold property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, to Franz Leydich. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.³

Alexander Dieffenderffer and Franz Leydich, Christina Bitting, Leonard Leydich, Gabriel Schuler, Sophia Leydich, Elizabeth Leydich, John Nyce, Maria Magdalena Leydich, Phillip Miller, and Catherine Leydich on 13 February 1784 sold property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, to Phillip Leydich. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.⁴

Alexander Dieffenderffer died on 13 October 1825, at age 85.¹

Alexander Dieffenderffer was buried in Brownback UCC Church Cemetery, Spring City, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG,  .¹

Leonard Leydich was born say 1757 in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.¹ He was the son of John Phillip Leydich and Maria Catherina Hammichhaus.^2,3,1

Leonard Leydich and Phillip Leydich, Rosina Bucher, Gabriel Schuler, Sophia Leydich, Alexander Dieffenderffer, Elizabeth Leydich, John Nyce, Maria Magdalena Leydich, Phillip Miller, and Catherine Leydich on 13 February 1784 sold property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, to Franz Leydich. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.²

Leonard Leydich and Franz Leydich, Christina Bitting, Gabriel Schuler, Sophia Leydich, Alexander Dieffenderffer, Elizabeth Leydich, John Nyce, Maria Magdalena Leydich, Phillip Miller, and Catherine Leydich on 13 February 1784 sold property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, to Phillip Leydich. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.³

Leonard Leydich married Catherine Nyce, daughter of Zacharias Nyce and Margaret Hahn, say 1787.¹

Leonard Leydich died before December 1791 Zacharias Nyce's will written 19 dec 1791 describes his daughter Catherine was the late wife of Leonard.⁴

Phillip Leydich was born on 21 May 1755 in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.¹ He was the son of John Phillip Leydich and Maria Catherina Hammichhaus.²

Phillip Leydich married Rosina Bucher on 9 June 1778 in Reformed Church, Old Goshenhoppen, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG.^3,2

Phillip Leydich and Rosina Bucher, Leonard Leydich, Gabriel Schuler, Sophia Leydich, Alexander Dieffenderffer, Elizabeth Leydich, John Nyce, Maria Magdalena Leydich, Phillip Miller, and Catherine Leydich on 13 February 1784 sold property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, to Franz Leydich. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.⁴

Phillip Leydich on 13 February 1784 purchased property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, from Franz Leydich, Christina Bitting, Leonard Leydich, Gabriel Schuler, Sophia Leydich, Alexander Dieffenderffer, Elizabeth Leydich, John Nyce, Maria Magdalena Leydich, Phillip Miller, and Catherine Leydich, for 500 pounds. Described as 1 parcel totaling 105 acres in Fredrick townships. See attached deed for details.. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.⁵

Phillip Leydich died on 14 March 1822, at age 66.¹

Phillip Leydich was buried in Leidichs Burial Ground, Frederick Township, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG,  .¹

Maria Magdalena Leydich was born on 14 October 1750 in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.¹ She was the daughter of John Phillip Leydich and Maria Catherina Hammichhaus.²

Maria Magdalena Leydich married John Nyce, son of George Nyce and Anna Dotterer, on 13 April 1772.^1,3

Maria Magdalena Leydich as as Magdalena Nyce and Phillip Leydich, Rosina Bucher, Leonard Leydich, Gabriel Schuler, Sophia Leydich, Alexander Dieffenderffer, Elizabeth Leydich, John Nyce, Phillip Miller, and Catherine Leydich on 13 February 1784 sold property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, to Franz Leydich. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.⁴

Maria Magdalena Leydich as as Magdalena Nyce and Franz Leydich, Christina Bitting, Leonard Leydich, Gabriel Schuler, Sophia Leydich, Alexander Dieffenderffer, Elizabeth Leydich, John Nyce, Phillip Miller, and Catherine Leydich on 13 February 1784 sold property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, to Phillip Leydich. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.⁵

Maria Magdalena Leydich died on 28 January 1846, at age 95.¹

Maria Magdalena Leydich was buried in Saint Peter's UCC Cemetery, Knauertown, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG.¹

Catherine Leydich was born in April 1753 in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.¹ She was the daughter of John Phillip Leydich and Maria Catherina Hammichhaus.¹

Catherine Leydich married Phillip Miller say 1773.¹

Catherine Leydich was also known as Catherine Miller.¹

Catherine Leydich as as Catherine Miller and Phillip Leydich, Rosina Bucher, Leonard Leydich, Gabriel Schuler, Sophia Leydich, Alexander Dieffenderffer, Elizabeth Leydich, John Nyce, Maria Magdalena Leydich, and Phillip Miller on 13 February 1784 sold property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, to Franz Leydich. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.²

Catherine Leydich as as Catherine Miller and Franz Leydich, Christina Bitting, Leonard Leydich, Gabriel Schuler, Sophia Leydich, Alexander Dieffenderffer, Elizabeth Leydich, John Nyce, Maria Magdalena Leydich, and Phillip Miller on 13 February 1784 sold property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, to Phillip Leydich. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.³

Catherine Leydich died in August 1823, at age 70.¹

Christina Bitting was born in December 1748.¹

Christina Bitting married Franz Leydich, son of John Phillip Leydich and Maria Catherina Hammichhaus, say 1769.¹

Christina Bitting as as Christina Leydich and Franz Leydich, Leonard Leydich, Gabriel Schuler, Sophia Leydich, Alexander Dieffenderffer, Elizabeth Leydich, John Nyce, Maria Magdalena Leydich, Phillip Miller, and Catherine Leydich on 13 February 1784 sold property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, to Phillip Leydich. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.²

Christina Bitting died on 9 October 1821, at age 72.¹

Christina Bitting was buried in Leidichs Burial Ground, Frederick Township, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG,  .¹

John Nyce was born on 20 February 1750.¹

John Nyce married Maria Magdalena Leydich, daughter of John Phillip Leydich and Maria Catherina Hammichhaus, on 13 April 1772.^1,2

John Nyce and Phillip Leydich, Rosina Bucher, Leonard Leydich, Gabriel Schuler, Sophia Leydich, Alexander Dieffenderffer, Elizabeth Leydich, Maria Magdalena Leydich, Phillip Miller, and Catherine Leydich on 13 February 1784 sold property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, to Franz Leydich. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.³

John Nyce and Franz Leydich, Christina Bitting, Leonard Leydich, Gabriel Schuler, Sophia Leydich, Alexander Dieffenderffer, Elizabeth Leydich, Maria Magdalena Leydich, Phillip Miller, and Catherine Leydich on 13 February 1784 sold property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, to Phillip Leydich. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.⁴

On 1 August 1821 the Orphan's Court, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG, appointed John Nyce guardian of William Nyce. this was done upon the petition of Elizabeth Nyce widow of Philip Nyce.⁵

On 1 August 1821 the Orphan's Court, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG, appointed John Nyce guardian of Levi Nyce. this was done upon the petition of Levi Nyce as he was above the age of 14.⁶

John Nyce died on 28 October 1826, at age 76.¹

John Nyce was buried in Saint Peter's UCC Cemetery, Knauertown, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG.¹

Phillip Miller was born on 3 February 1750.¹

Phillip Miller married Catherine Leydich, daughter of John Phillip Leydich and Maria Catherina Hammichhaus, say 1773.²

Phillip Miller and Phillip Leydich, Rosina Bucher, Leonard Leydich, Gabriel Schuler, Sophia Leydich, Alexander Dieffenderffer, Elizabeth Leydich, John Nyce, Maria Magdalena Leydich, and Catherine Leydich on 13 February 1784 sold property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, to Franz Leydich. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.³

Phillip Miller and Franz Leydich, Christina Bitting, Leonard Leydich, Gabriel Schuler, Sophia Leydich, Alexander Dieffenderffer, Elizabeth Leydich, John Nyce, Maria Magdalena Leydich, and Catherine Leydich on 13 February 1784 sold property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, to Phillip Leydich. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.⁴

Phillip Miller wrote a will on 16 May 1809 in Coventry Township, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG, executors John Miller and Jacob Miller.
He made the following bequests.⁵

Phillip Miller died on 6 June 1809, at age 59.¹

Phillip Miller was buried in Brownback UCC Church Cemetery, Spring City, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG,  .¹

Rosina Bucher was born on 22 February 1760.¹

Rosina Bucher married Phillip Leydich, son of John Phillip Leydich and Maria Catherina Hammichhaus, on 9 June 1778 in Reformed Church, Old Goshenhoppen, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG.^2,3

Rosina Bucher as as Rosina Leyditch and Phillip Leydich, Leonard Leydich, Gabriel Schuler, Sophia Leydich, Alexander Dieffenderffer, Elizabeth Leydich, John Nyce, Maria Magdalena Leydich, Phillip Miller, and Catherine Leydich on 13 February 1784 sold property located in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, to Franz Leydich. Witnessed by Jost Bitting and John Richards.⁴

Rosina Bucher died on 2 November 1849, at age 89.¹

Rosina Bucher was buried in Leidichs Burial Ground, Frederick Township, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG,  .¹

He was the son of Phillip Miller and Catherine Leydich.¹

John Miller and Jacob Miller were named as an executor of the will of Phillip Miller on 16 May 1809 in Coventry Township, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG.¹

He was the son of Phillip Miller and Catherine Leydich.¹

He was the son of Phillip Miller and Catherine Leydich.¹

Jacob Miller and John Miller were named as an executor of the will of Phillip Miller on 16 May 1809 in Coventry Township, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG.¹

He was the son of Phillip Miller and Catherine Leydich.¹

He was the son of Phillip Miller and Catherine Leydich.¹

She was the daughter of Phillip Miller and Catherine Leydich.¹

She was the daughter of Phillip Miller and Catherine Leydich.¹

She was the daughter of Phillip Miller and Catherine Leydich.¹

William Schuler was born on 19 August 1772.^1,2 He was the son of Gabriel Schuler and Sophia Leydich.³

William Schuler married Sarah Croll, daughter of Michael Croll and Catharine Wentz, on 27 October 1793.⁴

William Schuler was enumerated during 1800 on the 1800 U. S. census for Pikeland Township, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG, as head of family William Shuler. Enumerated in this family were: 1 Free white males under 10 years old, 1 Free white males 26 thru 44 years old, 1 Free white males 45 years old and over, 3 Free white females under 10 years old, 1 Free white females 16 thru 25 years old, 1 Free white females 45 years old and over. He was enumerated as the free white male 26 thru 44 years old. Likely enumerated in the household were Sarah Croll, Sophia Schuler, Catharine Schuler, and Elizabeth Schuler. Possibly enumerated in the household were Gabriel Schuler and Sophia Leydich.⁵

William Schuler and Phillip Nyce were named as an executor of the will of Gabriel Schuler on 3 September 1811 in Vincent Township, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG.³

Gabriel Schuler wrote a will on 3 September 1811 in Vincent Township, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG. William Schuler was bequeathed one half of the remainder of the estate less any money already given to him.³

William Schuler died on 16 August 1835, at age 62.¹

William Schuler was buried in Brownback UCC Church Cemetery, Spring City, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG,  .^1,2

Elizabeth Schuler was born on 25 January 1776 in PennsylvaniaG.¹ She was the daughter of Gabriel Schuler and Sophia Leydich.²

Elizabeth Schuler married Phillip Nyce, son of John Nyce and Maria Magdalena Leydich, say 1796.²

Elizabeth Schuler was also known as Elizabeth Nyce.²

Gabriel Schuler wrote a will on 3 September 1811 in Vincent Township, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG. Elizabeth Schuler was bequeathed as Elizabeth Nice, one half of the remainder of the estate less any money already given to her.²

Elizabeth Schuler wrote a will on 16 May 1825 in East Nantmeal, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG, executors Levi Nyce.
She made the following bequests.³

Eldest son John Nyce his note for $30 plus any interest owed.³

Son Levi Nyce his fathers desk, the horse called Bully, the bed he sleeps in. He was to thresh forty bushels of Corn and sell it and the money to go into the estate. All of the other grain is to be fore the family. He is to have 2/3 of the crop in the ground.³

Son William Nyce the best walnut chest, one double coverlia?, a good blanket, a table cloth, and a cow of his choice.³

Son Samuel Gabriel P Nyce the other walnut chest and $30 cash.³

Daughter Eliza Nyce a case of drawers, a bed and bedding, one double coverlid, two bed quilts, a good blanket, 1/2 of the flaxen sheets and table clothes, 1/2 of the pewter, one new head scarf and two new frocks to be paid by the estate, one silk shawls, and 1/3 of the wearing apparel. Mary Smith and Catherine Templin to divide the clothes.³

Daughter Sophia Magdalena Nyce the bed and bedding left by Elizabeth's's mother, one double coverlids, a good blanket, two bed quilts, 1/2 of the flaxen sheets and table clothes, 1/2 of the pewter, a cane cupboard, one silk shawl, 1/3 of the wearing apparel, one new head scarf and two new frocks to be paid by the estate.³

Granddaughter Harriet Nyce the remaining 1/3 of the wearing apparel.³

Daughter in Law Mary the best silk shawl.³

the remainder of the estate to divided equally among the children.³

Elizabeth Schuler died between 17 May 1825 and 17 July 1825.³

Her will was admitted to probate on 18 July 1825 in Chester County, PennsylvaniaG.³