Frederick Alderfer was born on 18 May 1715 in GermanyG.¹

Frederick Alderfer arrived at Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaG, on 11 August 1732 as Frederick Aldorffer, age 25, on the ship Samuel.²

Frederick Alderfer married Anna Detweiler in 1738.³

Frederick Alderfer died on 7 November 1801, at age 86.³

Frederick Alderfer was buried in Lower Salford Mennonite Cemetery, Harleysville, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG,  .⁴

Anna Detweiler was born on 17 November 1712.¹

Anna Detweiler married Hans Klemmer say 1731 in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.²

Anna Detweiler married Frederick Alderfer in 1738.²

Anna Detweiler died on 18 January 1767, at age 54.¹

Anna Detweiler was buried in Lower Salford Mennonite Cemetery, Harleysville, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG,  .¹

Jacob Alderfer was born on 5 January 1739 in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.¹ He was the son of Frederick Alderfer and Anna Detweiler.¹

Jacob Alderfer married Elizabeth Kolb say 1770.¹

Jacob Alderfer on 9 April 1792 purchased property located in Lower Salford Township, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG, from Gabriel Schuler and Sophia Leydich 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.²

Jacob Alderfer died on 16 July 1797, at age 58, in Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG.¹

Jacob Alderfer was buried in Lower Salford Mennonite Cemetery, Harleysville, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG.³

Elizabeth Kolb was born in 1748.¹

Elizabeth Kolb married Jacob Alderfer, son of Frederick Alderfer and Anna Detweiler, say 1770.¹

Elizabeth Kolb died in 1827, at age ~79.¹

Frederick Alderfer was born on 22 September 1771 in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.¹ He was the son of Jacob Alderfer and Elizabeth Kolb.¹

Frederick Alderfer married Elizabeth Hagey say 1795.¹

Frederick Alderfer died on 11 July 1852, at age 80, in Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG.¹

Frederick Alderfer was buried in Lower Salford Mennonite Cemetery, Harleysville, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG,  .²

Isaac Alderfer was born on 7 October 1773 in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.¹ He was the son of Jacob Alderfer and Elizabeth Kolb.¹

Isaac Alderfer died on 8 November 1842, at age 69.¹

Gertrude Alderfer was born on 29 October 1776 in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.¹ She was the daughter of Jacob Alderfer and Elizabeth Kolb.¹

Gertrude Alderfer died on 18 April 1834, at age 57.¹

Ann Alderfer was born on 14 May 1780 in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.¹ She was the daughter of Jacob Alderfer and Elizabeth Kolb.¹

Ann Alderfer died on 17 November 1823, at age 43.¹

Jacob Alderfer was born on 15 August 1785 in Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG.¹ He was the son of Jacob Alderfer and Elizabeth Kolb.¹

Jacob Alderfer died on 2 March 1845, at age 59.¹

Elizabeth Hagey was born on 5 December 1772 in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.¹

Elizabeth Hagey married Frederick Alderfer, son of Jacob Alderfer and Elizabeth Kolb, say 1795.²

Elizabeth Hagey died on 1 October 1852, at age 79.²

Elizabeth Hagey was buried in Lower Salford Mennonite Cemetery, Harleysville, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG,  .¹

John Beerbower and Elizabeth Beerbower on 8 April 1808 sold property located in Vincent Township, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG, to Gabriel Schuler.¹

Elizabeth Beerbower and John Beerbower on 8 April 1808 sold property located in Vincent Township, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG, to Gabriel Schuler.¹

Michael Croll was born on 9 February 1738.¹

Michael Croll married Catharine Wentz say 1767 in PennsylvaniaG.²

Michael Croll Christian Sheid witnessed the will of John Nicolaus Eitemueller on 21 April 1787 in Marlborough Township, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG.³

Michael Croll died on 8 December 1795, at age 57.¹

Michael Croll was buried in Old Goshenhoppen Cemetery, Woxall, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG,  .¹

Catharine Wentz was born on 17 June 1745.¹

Catharine Wentz married Michael Croll say 1767 in PennsylvaniaG.²

Catharine Wentz died on 24 October 1825, at age 80.¹

Catharine Wentz was buried in Old Goshenhoppen Cemetery, Woxall, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG,  .¹

Jacob Keeley was born in 1792 in PennsylvaniaG.¹

Jacob Keeley married Sophia Schuler, daughter of William Schuler and Sarah Croll, on 14 December 1813 in PennsylvaniaG.¹

Jacob Keeley died in 1828, at age ~36, in PennsylvaniaG.¹

Jacob Keeley was buried in Brownback UCC Church Cemetery, Spring City, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG,  .¹

Eva Elizabeth Muth was born on 25 June 1729 in Franconian Crumbach, GermanyG.

Eva Elizabeth Muth married John Nicolaus Eitemueller about February 1754.¹

Eva Elizabeth Muth died before December 1777 in PennsylvaniaG She would be dead before her husband remarried.²

Catherine Lenn married John Nicolaus Eitemueller on 16 December 1777 in Lutheran Church, Old Goshenhoppen, Montgomery, PennsylvaniaG.¹

John Nicolaus Eitemueller wrote a will on 21 April 1787 in Marlborough Township, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG. Catherine Lenn was bequeathed all of the personal estate not needed for debts and to be able to live on the property until she dies or remarries.²

Catherine Lenn was enumerated during 1790 on the 1790 U. S. census for Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG, as head of family Widow Edimiller. Enumerated in this family were: 1 Free white males under 16 years old, 1 Free white females including heads of families.³

Catherine Lenn was enumerated during 1810 on the 1810 U. S. census for Marlborough Township, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG, as head of family Cathn Eidinmiller. Enumerated in this family were: 1 Free white females 45 years old and over.⁴

Jacob Karver resided in Upper Hanover Township, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG, on 21 April 1787.¹

Jacob Karver and Henry Snyder were named as an executor of the will of John Nicolaus Eitemueller on 21 April 1787 in Marlborough Township, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG.¹

Henry Snyder and Jacob Karver were named as an executor of the will of John Nicolaus Eitemueller on 21 April 1787 in Marlborough Township, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG.¹

Henry Snyder resided in Marlborough Township, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG, on 26 February 1796.

Henry Snyder and Jacob Schuler were named as an executor of the will of Leonhart Schneider on 26 February 1796 in Upper Salford Township, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG.²

Christian Sheid Michael Croll witnessed the will of John Nicolaus Eitemueller on 21 April 1787 in Marlborough Township, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG.¹

Catharine Murray was born on 13 October 1801 in PennsylvaniaG.¹

Catharine Murray married Levi Nyce, son of Phillip Nyce and Elizabeth Schuler, on 22 May 1825 in St. Mary´s Protestant Episcopal Church, Warwick, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG.²

Catharine Murray died on 2 February 1873, at age 71.¹

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

Mathias Tyson was born in 1682 in GermanyG.¹ He was the son of Cornelius Tyson and Margaret.²

Mathias Tyson was naturalized on 28 September 1709 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.^3,4

Mathias Tyson married Barbara Sellen, daughter of Hendrick Sellen.

Cornelius Tyson wrote a will on 6 April 1716 in Germantown, Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG. Mathias Tyson was bequeathed a horse named Brown, and 1/6 of the remaining estate after his mothers death.²

On 4 January 1739/40 at Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, Mathias Tyson and John Cunrards pledged security for the bond of 500 pounds obtained by Catherine to administer the estate of Peter Tyson.^5,6

Mathias Tyson died on 8 April 1766, at age ~84, in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.¹

Mathias Tyson was buried in Lower Skippack Mennonite Cemetery, Skippack, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG,  .¹

She was the daughter of Cornelius Tyson and Margaret.¹

Barabara Tyson married Mathias Kunders, son of Thones Kunders and Leentje Doors, on 29 July 1706 in Abington Monthly Meeting, Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.^1,2

Cornelius Tyson wrote a will on 6 April 1716 in Germantown, Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG. Barabara Tyson was bequeathed 1/6 of the remaining estate after her mothers death.¹

Barabara Tyson was named as an executor of the will of Mathias Kunders on 29 October 1725 in Germantown Township, Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.³

Mathias Kunders wrote a will on 29 October 1725 in Germantown Township, Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG. Barabara Tyson was bequeathed 8 pounds, 1/3 of the real estate when sold, 1/3 of personal estate.³

Mathias Kunders was born on 25 January 1679/80 in Krefeld, County of Moers, GermanyG.¹ He was the son of Thones Kunders and Leentje Doors.¹ Mathias Kunders was also known as Mathias Cunrade.² He was also known as Mathew Cunnard.³

Mathias Kunders arrived with Grietgen Peters, Herman Isaaks op den Graeff, Derick Isacks op den Graeff, Abraham Isaaks op den Graeff, Margrit op den Graeff, Liesbet Isaaks van Beeber, Trintgen Jansen, Nolken Vijten, Rynear Tyson, William Strepers, Peter Kurlis, Elizabeth Doors, Agnes Kurlis, Martha Kurlis, Jan Luken, Merken Gastes, Thones Kunders, Leentje Doors, Conrad Kunders, John Kunders, Abraham Tunes, Beatrix Luken, Johann Lennsen, Mercken Pieters Schmitz, Leonhard Arets, Agnes Doors, Johannes Bleickers, Judith Priors, Gertsie Bleickers, and Peter Bleickers at Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, on 6 October 1683 on the ship Concord.⁴

Mathias Kunders married Barabara Tyson, daughter of Cornelius Tyson and Margaret, on 29 July 1706 in Abington Monthly Meeting, Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.^5,35

Mathias Kunders wrote a will on 29 October 1725 in Germantown Township, Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, executors Barabara Tyson.
He made the following bequests.²

wife Barabara Tyson 8 pounds, 1/3 of the real estate when sold, 1/3 of personal estate.²

Children equal shares of 2/3 of the real estate when sold, 2/3 of personal estate, mother's share after her death.²

Mathias Kunders died between 30 October 1725 and 1 April 1726 in Germantown Township, Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.²

His will was proved on 2 April 1726 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.²

She was the daughter of Cornelius Tyson and Margaret.¹

On 23 May 1708 Alitie Tyson was listed as a member of Mennonite Church, Germantown, Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG. Peter Cunrads and Gertrude, John Cunrards, Sibilla Cunrads, and Johann Lennsen also were listed as members.²

Alitie Tyson married John Cunrards, son of Peter Cunrads and Gertrude, say 1709 in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.¹

Cornelius Tyson wrote a will on 6 April 1716 in Germantown, Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG. Alitie Tyson was bequeathed 1/6 of the remaining estate after her mothers death.¹

John Cunrards wrote a will on 13 December 1756 in Creesham, German Township, Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG. Alitie Tyson, as Ealse Cunrads, was bequeathed all of his personal estate, a yearly income of 15 pounds to be paid by the executors starting a year after his death, as well as firewood, the use of the house, a piece of mowing ground of 2 acres, and an inclosed garden.³