Died about 1855
He was a farmer. John was said to have moved to Greenbrier County, Virginia from Pennsylvania between 1800 and 1804. He later moved from Greenbrier County to Nicholas County, Virginia in 1830. His birthplace of Germany was listed in the 1850 census and under his son William Heaster's father's birthplace in the 1880 census.
His son John Heaster Jr. died before 1850 in Hominy Falls, Nicholas County, Virginia. John Jr.'s wife Malinda and their daughter Phoebe Ann Heaster were probably the two females living with John Heaster Sr. in Nicholas County, Virginia in 1840.
He was a farmer. John was said to have moved to Greenbrier County, Virginia from Pennsylvania between 1800 and 1804. He later moved from Greenbrier County to Nicholas County, Virginia in 1830. His birthplace of Germany was listed in the 1850 census and under his son William Heaster's father's birthplace in the 1880 census.
His son John Heaster Jr. died before 1850 in Hominy Falls, Nicholas County, Virginia. John Jr.'s wife Malinda and their daughter Phoebe Ann Heaster were probably the two females living with John Heaster Sr. in Nicholas County, Virginia in 1840.
Died about 1855
He was a farmer. John was said to have moved to Greenbrier County, Virginia from Pennsylvania between 1800 and 1804. He later moved from Greenbrier County to Nicholas County, Virginia in 1830. His birthplace of Germany was listed in the 1850 census and under his son William Heaster's father's birthplace in the 1880 census.
His son John Heaster Jr. died before 1850 in Hominy Falls, Nicholas County, Virginia. John Jr.'s wife Malinda and their daughter Phoebe Ann Heaster were probably the two females living with John Heaster Sr. in Nicholas County, Virginia in 1840.
He was a farmer. John was said to have moved to Greenbrier County, Virginia from Pennsylvania between 1800 and 1804. He later moved from Greenbrier County to Nicholas County, Virginia in 1830. His birthplace of Germany was listed in the 1850 census and under his son William Heaster's father's birthplace in the 1880 census.
His son John Heaster Jr. died before 1850 in Hominy Falls, Nicholas County, Virginia. John Jr.'s wife Malinda and their daughter Phoebe Ann Heaster were probably the two females living with John Heaster Sr. in Nicholas County, Virginia in 1840.
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