Son of Michael Bressler 1803-1871 & Maria Barbara Hetzel 1771-1833
Married Salome Hafer.
Children:
Elias E. Bressler
Daniel Bressler
Rebecca Bressler--Shewmaker
Sarah Ann Bressler
Emma Bressler
Emeline Bressler
Mary Ann Bressler--Eppert
Elizabeth Bressler
BRESSLER ANCESTORS
1-Michael Bressler
m. Maira Barbara Hetzel
2-George Simon (aka Simon George) Bressler
m. Anna Barbara Unruth
3-Valentine Bressler
HETZEL ANCESTORS
1- Rev. John Peter Hetzel
m. Anna Catherine Balmer
2-Johannes 'John' Jacob Hetzel
m. Barbara Bickle
3-Jacob Hetzel
m. Anna Maria Reis
There are 6 more generations of the Balmer family.
Henry's father was the minister of Emanuel Luheran Church in Pine Grove, Schuylkill Co., Pennsylvania. During his life time the property that Pine Grove was in changed from
Schuylkill to Berks Co. When the Rev. War started, he joined the Berks Co., Vol. Mlitia.
His father was also the first immigrant to this country, born in the Palantate of Wurtenburg
which was one of 27 little countrys that joined together in August 1871 to become the Germany we know today.
Married Salome Hafer.
Children:
Elias E. Bressler
Daniel Bressler
Rebecca Bressler--Shewmaker
Sarah Ann Bressler
Emma Bressler
Emeline Bressler
Mary Ann Bressler--Eppert
Elizabeth Bressler
BRESSLER ANCESTORS
1-Michael Bressler
m. Maira Barbara Hetzel
2-George Simon (aka Simon George) Bressler
m. Anna Barbara Unruth
3-Valentine Bressler
HETZEL ANCESTORS
1- Rev. John Peter Hetzel
m. Anna Catherine Balmer
2-Johannes 'John' Jacob Hetzel
m. Barbara Bickle
3-Jacob Hetzel
m. Anna Maria Reis
There are 6 more generations of the Balmer family.
Henry's father was the minister of Emanuel Luheran Church in Pine Grove, Schuylkill Co., Pennsylvania. During his life time the property that Pine Grove was in changed from
Schuylkill to Berks Co. When the Rev. War started, he joined the Berks Co., Vol. Mlitia.
His father was also the first immigrant to this country, born in the Palantate of Wurtenburg
which was one of 27 little countrys that joined together in August 1871 to become the Germany we know today.
Son of Michael Bressler 1803-1871 & Maria Barbara Hetzel 1771-1833
Married Salome Hafer.
Children:
Elias E. Bressler
Daniel Bressler
Rebecca Bressler--Shewmaker
Sarah Ann Bressler
Emma Bressler
Emeline Bressler
Mary Ann Bressler--Eppert
Elizabeth Bressler
BRESSLER ANCESTORS
1-Michael Bressler
m. Maira Barbara Hetzel
2-George Simon (aka Simon George) Bressler
m. Anna Barbara Unruth
3-Valentine Bressler
HETZEL ANCESTORS
1- Rev. John Peter Hetzel
m. Anna Catherine Balmer
2-Johannes 'John' Jacob Hetzel
m. Barbara Bickle
3-Jacob Hetzel
m. Anna Maria Reis
There are 6 more generations of the Balmer family.
Henry's father was the minister of Emanuel Luheran Church in Pine Grove, Schuylkill Co., Pennsylvania. During his life time the property that Pine Grove was in changed from
Schuylkill to Berks Co. When the Rev. War started, he joined the Berks Co., Vol. Mlitia.
His father was also the first immigrant to this country, born in the Palantate of Wurtenburg
which was one of 27 little countrys that joined together in August 1871 to become the Germany we know today.
Married Salome Hafer.
Children:
Elias E. Bressler
Daniel Bressler
Rebecca Bressler--Shewmaker
Sarah Ann Bressler
Emma Bressler
Emeline Bressler
Mary Ann Bressler--Eppert
Elizabeth Bressler
BRESSLER ANCESTORS
1-Michael Bressler
m. Maira Barbara Hetzel
2-George Simon (aka Simon George) Bressler
m. Anna Barbara Unruth
3-Valentine Bressler
HETZEL ANCESTORS
1- Rev. John Peter Hetzel
m. Anna Catherine Balmer
2-Johannes 'John' Jacob Hetzel
m. Barbara Bickle
3-Jacob Hetzel
m. Anna Maria Reis
There are 6 more generations of the Balmer family.
Henry's father was the minister of Emanuel Luheran Church in Pine Grove, Schuylkill Co., Pennsylvania. During his life time the property that Pine Grove was in changed from
Schuylkill to Berks Co. When the Rev. War started, he joined the Berks Co., Vol. Mlitia.
His father was also the first immigrant to this country, born in the Palantate of Wurtenburg
which was one of 27 little countrys that joined together in August 1871 to become the Germany we know today.
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