Susanna Kuhns was the wife of Philip Presler (Bressler).
Mother of thirteen children.
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"Philip Pressler … came to Ohio from Pennsylvania in 1822, and erected a log cabin in the woods, and, by untiring energy and the assistance of his good wife, the old forest trees gave way, and in their stead it was not long until he had the pleasure of seeing waving fields of grain. Mrs. Isaman [Margaret Pressler, daughter of Philip Pressler] relates … that her good mother [Susanna Kuhns, wife of Philip Pressler], in order to assist her husband in clearing a spot to raise some garden stuff, would bend some saplings and tie a sheet to them, and place her babe in this as a cradle."
— Excerpt from History of Ashland County, Ohio: with illustrations and biographical sketches, by George William Hill, 1880, page 309.
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Her maiden surname was spelled variously as Kuhns, Kunes, Kunz, Kuntz and Koons.
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Philip Pressler and Susanna Kuhns were the parents of the following children, the first six of whom were born in Centre County, Pennsylvania, and the last seven in Mifflin Township, Richland County (in the part ceded to Ashland County in 1846), Ohio.
1. John Pressler, b. 25 November 1813.
2. George Pressler, b. 16 October 1815.
3. William Pressler, b. 9 September 1817.
4. Henry Pressler, b. 30 October 1818.
5. Jacob Pressler, b. 5 February 1820.
6. Mary Ann Pressler, b. 15 February 1822.
7. Margaret Pressler, b. 5 February 1824.
8. Benjamin Pressler, b. 1826.
9. Susanna Pressler, b. November 1827.
10. Solomon Pressler, b. 1829.
11. Samuel Pressler, b. 26 October 1831.
12. Hannah Pressler, b. 1833.
13. Elizabeth Pressler, b. 1834.
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Mother of thirteen children.
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"Philip Pressler … came to Ohio from Pennsylvania in 1822, and erected a log cabin in the woods, and, by untiring energy and the assistance of his good wife, the old forest trees gave way, and in their stead it was not long until he had the pleasure of seeing waving fields of grain. Mrs. Isaman [Margaret Pressler, daughter of Philip Pressler] relates … that her good mother [Susanna Kuhns, wife of Philip Pressler], in order to assist her husband in clearing a spot to raise some garden stuff, would bend some saplings and tie a sheet to them, and place her babe in this as a cradle."
— Excerpt from History of Ashland County, Ohio: with illustrations and biographical sketches, by George William Hill, 1880, page 309.
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Her maiden surname was spelled variously as Kuhns, Kunes, Kunz, Kuntz and Koons.
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Philip Pressler and Susanna Kuhns were the parents of the following children, the first six of whom were born in Centre County, Pennsylvania, and the last seven in Mifflin Township, Richland County (in the part ceded to Ashland County in 1846), Ohio.
1. John Pressler, b. 25 November 1813.
2. George Pressler, b. 16 October 1815.
3. William Pressler, b. 9 September 1817.
4. Henry Pressler, b. 30 October 1818.
5. Jacob Pressler, b. 5 February 1820.
6. Mary Ann Pressler, b. 15 February 1822.
7. Margaret Pressler, b. 5 February 1824.
8. Benjamin Pressler, b. 1826.
9. Susanna Pressler, b. November 1827.
10. Solomon Pressler, b. 1829.
11. Samuel Pressler, b. 26 October 1831.
12. Hannah Pressler, b. 1833.
13. Elizabeth Pressler, b. 1834.
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Susanna Kuhns was the wife of Philip Presler (Bressler).
Mother of thirteen children.
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"Philip Pressler … came to Ohio from Pennsylvania in 1822, and erected a log cabin in the woods, and, by untiring energy and the assistance of his good wife, the old forest trees gave way, and in their stead it was not long until he had the pleasure of seeing waving fields of grain. Mrs. Isaman [Margaret Pressler, daughter of Philip Pressler] relates … that her good mother [Susanna Kuhns, wife of Philip Pressler], in order to assist her husband in clearing a spot to raise some garden stuff, would bend some saplings and tie a sheet to them, and place her babe in this as a cradle."
— Excerpt from History of Ashland County, Ohio: with illustrations and biographical sketches, by George William Hill, 1880, page 309.
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Her maiden surname was spelled variously as Kuhns, Kunes, Kunz, Kuntz and Koons.
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Philip Pressler and Susanna Kuhns were the parents of the following children, the first six of whom were born in Centre County, Pennsylvania, and the last seven in Mifflin Township, Richland County (in the part ceded to Ashland County in 1846), Ohio.
1. John Pressler, b. 25 November 1813.
2. George Pressler, b. 16 October 1815.
3. William Pressler, b. 9 September 1817.
4. Henry Pressler, b. 30 October 1818.
5. Jacob Pressler, b. 5 February 1820.
6. Mary Ann Pressler, b. 15 February 1822.
7. Margaret Pressler, b. 5 February 1824.
8. Benjamin Pressler, b. 1826.
9. Susanna Pressler, b. November 1827.
10. Solomon Pressler, b. 1829.
11. Samuel Pressler, b. 26 October 1831.
12. Hannah Pressler, b. 1833.
13. Elizabeth Pressler, b. 1834.
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Mother of thirteen children.
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"Philip Pressler … came to Ohio from Pennsylvania in 1822, and erected a log cabin in the woods, and, by untiring energy and the assistance of his good wife, the old forest trees gave way, and in their stead it was not long until he had the pleasure of seeing waving fields of grain. Mrs. Isaman [Margaret Pressler, daughter of Philip Pressler] relates … that her good mother [Susanna Kuhns, wife of Philip Pressler], in order to assist her husband in clearing a spot to raise some garden stuff, would bend some saplings and tie a sheet to them, and place her babe in this as a cradle."
— Excerpt from History of Ashland County, Ohio: with illustrations and biographical sketches, by George William Hill, 1880, page 309.
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Her maiden surname was spelled variously as Kuhns, Kunes, Kunz, Kuntz and Koons.
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Philip Pressler and Susanna Kuhns were the parents of the following children, the first six of whom were born in Centre County, Pennsylvania, and the last seven in Mifflin Township, Richland County (in the part ceded to Ashland County in 1846), Ohio.
1. John Pressler, b. 25 November 1813.
2. George Pressler, b. 16 October 1815.
3. William Pressler, b. 9 September 1817.
4. Henry Pressler, b. 30 October 1818.
5. Jacob Pressler, b. 5 February 1820.
6. Mary Ann Pressler, b. 15 February 1822.
7. Margaret Pressler, b. 5 February 1824.
8. Benjamin Pressler, b. 1826.
9. Susanna Pressler, b. November 1827.
10. Solomon Pressler, b. 1829.
11. Samuel Pressler, b. 26 October 1831.
12. Hannah Pressler, b. 1833.
13. Elizabeth Pressler, b. 1834.
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