Abraham was born in Pennsylvania and grew up in the Winfield/New Berlin area. Abraham and part of his family moved to Kansas 1885. Abraham was married twice. His first wife Sarah Wolfe died in 1876, she was the daughter of Andrew Wolfe and Anna Eve Dreisbach. Abraham married Sarah's second cousin Jane Ellen Wolfe, who moved with him to Kansas. Abraham Eyer died May 21, 1905 at home of his son George S. Eyer in Turon, Kansas. Funeral at Methodist church. He was born in Union Township, Marion County, PA.
Happily converted at a (methodist) meeting October 31, 1841.
Just before he died he repeated...
"On Jordan's Stormy Banks I Stand".
(Testimonial written by S.P. Monroe, Rice Couty, Kansas)
Abraham's sibilings:
Catherine Eyer
Issac Eyer, Jr. married Mary Wolfe
Jacob Eyer
Elizabeth Eyer
Fannie I. Eyer
Susan Eyer
Jonathan Eyer
Joseph Eyer
Abraham and Sarah Wolfe Eyer had the following
children:
Isaac Abraham Eyer (1848-1895 Buried in Shamokin)
Miriam Eyer (1851- 1943 Buried in Nebraska)
Simon Wolfe Eyer (1852-1921 Buried in Delaware)
Jerome Eyer (1859-1930 Buried in Colorado)
Charles "Chas" Eyer (1861-1932 Buried in Oklahoma)
Ida Eyer (dunn)
George Smith Eyer (1867-1943 Buried in Colorado)
Abraham son's Issac and Simon were farmers that stayed in the PA area. Simon eventually moved to Delaware and died there in 1921. Miriam moved to the midwest and married Rev. Daniel Peter Kline and is buried in Nebraska. Jerome, Charles and George Smith accompanied their father and moved to the midwest and ran successful farms.
Happily converted at a (methodist) meeting October 31, 1841.
Just before he died he repeated...
"On Jordan's Stormy Banks I Stand".
(Testimonial written by S.P. Monroe, Rice Couty, Kansas)
Abraham's sibilings:
Catherine Eyer
Issac Eyer, Jr. married Mary Wolfe
Jacob Eyer
Elizabeth Eyer
Fannie I. Eyer
Susan Eyer
Jonathan Eyer
Joseph Eyer
Abraham and Sarah Wolfe Eyer had the following
children:
Isaac Abraham Eyer (1848-1895 Buried in Shamokin)
Miriam Eyer (1851- 1943 Buried in Nebraska)
Simon Wolfe Eyer (1852-1921 Buried in Delaware)
Jerome Eyer (1859-1930 Buried in Colorado)
Charles "Chas" Eyer (1861-1932 Buried in Oklahoma)
Ida Eyer (dunn)
George Smith Eyer (1867-1943 Buried in Colorado)
Abraham son's Issac and Simon were farmers that stayed in the PA area. Simon eventually moved to Delaware and died there in 1921. Miriam moved to the midwest and married Rev. Daniel Peter Kline and is buried in Nebraska. Jerome, Charles and George Smith accompanied their father and moved to the midwest and ran successful farms.
Abraham was born in Pennsylvania and grew up in the Winfield/New Berlin area. Abraham and part of his family moved to Kansas 1885. Abraham was married twice. His first wife Sarah Wolfe died in 1876, she was the daughter of Andrew Wolfe and Anna Eve Dreisbach. Abraham married Sarah's second cousin Jane Ellen Wolfe, who moved with him to Kansas. Abraham Eyer died May 21, 1905 at home of his son George S. Eyer in Turon, Kansas. Funeral at Methodist church. He was born in Union Township, Marion County, PA.
Happily converted at a (methodist) meeting October 31, 1841.
Just before he died he repeated...
"On Jordan's Stormy Banks I Stand".
(Testimonial written by S.P. Monroe, Rice Couty, Kansas)
Abraham's sibilings:
Catherine Eyer
Issac Eyer, Jr. married Mary Wolfe
Jacob Eyer
Elizabeth Eyer
Fannie I. Eyer
Susan Eyer
Jonathan Eyer
Joseph Eyer
Abraham and Sarah Wolfe Eyer had the following
children:
Isaac Abraham Eyer (1848-1895 Buried in Shamokin)
Miriam Eyer (1851- 1943 Buried in Nebraska)
Simon Wolfe Eyer (1852-1921 Buried in Delaware)
Jerome Eyer (1859-1930 Buried in Colorado)
Charles "Chas" Eyer (1861-1932 Buried in Oklahoma)
Ida Eyer (dunn)
George Smith Eyer (1867-1943 Buried in Colorado)
Abraham son's Issac and Simon were farmers that stayed in the PA area. Simon eventually moved to Delaware and died there in 1921. Miriam moved to the midwest and married Rev. Daniel Peter Kline and is buried in Nebraska. Jerome, Charles and George Smith accompanied their father and moved to the midwest and ran successful farms.
Happily converted at a (methodist) meeting October 31, 1841.
Just before he died he repeated...
"On Jordan's Stormy Banks I Stand".
(Testimonial written by S.P. Monroe, Rice Couty, Kansas)
Abraham's sibilings:
Catherine Eyer
Issac Eyer, Jr. married Mary Wolfe
Jacob Eyer
Elizabeth Eyer
Fannie I. Eyer
Susan Eyer
Jonathan Eyer
Joseph Eyer
Abraham and Sarah Wolfe Eyer had the following
children:
Isaac Abraham Eyer (1848-1895 Buried in Shamokin)
Miriam Eyer (1851- 1943 Buried in Nebraska)
Simon Wolfe Eyer (1852-1921 Buried in Delaware)
Jerome Eyer (1859-1930 Buried in Colorado)
Charles "Chas" Eyer (1861-1932 Buried in Oklahoma)
Ida Eyer (dunn)
George Smith Eyer (1867-1943 Buried in Colorado)
Abraham son's Issac and Simon were farmers that stayed in the PA area. Simon eventually moved to Delaware and died there in 1921. Miriam moved to the midwest and married Rev. Daniel Peter Kline and is buried in Nebraska. Jerome, Charles and George Smith accompanied their father and moved to the midwest and ran successful farms.
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