She was the daughter of John Dieter Sr. and Hannah Dehart.
Note: Her birth date is confirmed in the Church Records of the 18th Century for Berks County, Pennsylvania, Volume I, page 6. Her death date is confirmed by the death notice in the Reading Adler issue of 28 December 1824.
Her father wrote a will on June 5, 1809 and the portion that mentions his daughter, Anna, reads:
Ninethly, I give and bequeath to my beloved Daughter Annah, Wife of Isaac Ritter the sum of three hundred Pounds, to be paid to her by my three sons Proportionally in manner following to wit. Five years after my decease she is to receive One hundred and fifty Pounds and six years after my decease the remaining One hundred and fifty Pounds, which shall be her share of Legacy exclusive of what she has already had.
Note: Her birth date is confirmed in the Church Records of the 18th Century for Berks County, Pennsylvania, Volume I, page 6. Her death date is confirmed by the death notice in the Reading Adler issue of 28 December 1824.
Her father wrote a will on June 5, 1809 and the portion that mentions his daughter, Anna, reads:
Ninethly, I give and bequeath to my beloved Daughter Annah, Wife of Isaac Ritter the sum of three hundred Pounds, to be paid to her by my three sons Proportionally in manner following to wit. Five years after my decease she is to receive One hundred and fifty Pounds and six years after my decease the remaining One hundred and fifty Pounds, which shall be her share of Legacy exclusive of what she has already had.
She was the daughter of John Dieter Sr. and Hannah Dehart.
Note: Her birth date is confirmed in the Church Records of the 18th Century for Berks County, Pennsylvania, Volume I, page 6. Her death date is confirmed by the death notice in the Reading Adler issue of 28 December 1824.
Her father wrote a will on June 5, 1809 and the portion that mentions his daughter, Anna, reads:
Ninethly, I give and bequeath to my beloved Daughter Annah, Wife of Isaac Ritter the sum of three hundred Pounds, to be paid to her by my three sons Proportionally in manner following to wit. Five years after my decease she is to receive One hundred and fifty Pounds and six years after my decease the remaining One hundred and fifty Pounds, which shall be her share of Legacy exclusive of what she has already had.
Note: Her birth date is confirmed in the Church Records of the 18th Century for Berks County, Pennsylvania, Volume I, page 6. Her death date is confirmed by the death notice in the Reading Adler issue of 28 December 1824.
Her father wrote a will on June 5, 1809 and the portion that mentions his daughter, Anna, reads:
Ninethly, I give and bequeath to my beloved Daughter Annah, Wife of Isaac Ritter the sum of three hundred Pounds, to be paid to her by my three sons Proportionally in manner following to wit. Five years after my decease she is to receive One hundred and fifty Pounds and six years after my decease the remaining One hundred and fifty Pounds, which shall be her share of Legacy exclusive of what she has already had.
Inscription
In German: Zum Anderken an Anna Ritter eine geborne Dieder Sie Wurde geboren den 8th August 1785 und Verheirathete sich mit Isaac Ritter Lebte in der Ehe mit ihm ohngefahr 18 Yahren Zeugten 3 Sonne u. 6 Tochter 1st gistorben den 22 sten December 1824 War Alt Worden 39 Yahre, 4 Mon. u. 14 Tage.
Transcription: In Remembrance of Anna Ritter, who was born Dieder. She was born the 8th of August 1785 and was married to Isaac Ritter. She lived with him as wife for about 18 years. They had 3 sons and 6 daughters. She died 22 December 1824 and was 39 years 4 months and 14 days.
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