John arrived in the United States from Switzerland on April 26, 1851. He sailed on the ship Northumberland which left from London, England and landed in New York City. He traveled with his parents, David and Magdalena, his brother, Christian, and sister, Rosina. The family settled first in Holmes County, Ohio, before John moved to northern Indiana, living in Elkhart, Allen, Lagrange and Wabash counties.
He served in the Civil War in Company D, 211th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania in the rank of Private from September 3, 1864 until June 2, 1865.
John and Mary were married on June 3, 1866 in Liberty Center, Henry Co., Ohio.
John altered the spelling of his surname Jegerlehner to Yagerlehner. His descendants have also changed the spelling. Some variants are: Yagerlehner, Yagerlener, Yager-Lehner.
John arrived in the United States from Switzerland on April 26, 1851. He sailed on the ship Northumberland which left from London, England and landed in New York City. He traveled with his parents, David and Magdalena, his brother, Christian, and sister, Rosina. The family settled first in Holmes County, Ohio, before John moved to northern Indiana, living in Elkhart, Allen, Lagrange and Wabash counties.
He served in the Civil War in Company D, 211th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania in the rank of Private from September 3, 1864 until June 2, 1865.
John and Mary were married on June 3, 1866 in Liberty Center, Henry Co., Ohio.
John altered the spelling of his surname Jegerlehner to Yagerlehner. His descendants have also changed the spelling. Some variants are: Yagerlehner, Yagerlener, Yager-Lehner.
Family Members
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Rosina Yagerlehner
1867–1867
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Charles Yagerlehner
1868–1932
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Wilson Yagerlehner
1869–1932
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William Yagerlehner
1869–1943
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Edwin Yagerlehner
1871–1953
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Emma Yagerlehner Story
1873–1952
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Florence Yagerlehner Urschel
1875–1939
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Alice Yagerlehner Clemans
1877–1948
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Ella Yagerlehner
1879–1882
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Franklin Yagerlehner
1880–1933
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Etta Yagerlehner
1882–1889
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Ervin Yagerlener
1883–1963
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John D. Yagerlener
1885–1933
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