He married Christina Myers. Their children included: Elizabeth (Mayer); Charles; Mary (Pass); Catharine (Stover); Magdalena (Bowser); Eva (Flase); George; William J.; Daniel; possibly John; and a daughter who married a Davies.
It appears as if Daniel participated in the Revolutionary War as a Private, 1st Batt., York Co. Militia (Capt. John Ehrman). See: PA Archives, Sixth Series, Vol. II, Pg. 432 & PA Archives, 5th Series, Vol. IV, Pg. 479
Family information indicates that Daniel & his wife are buried in a cemetery that was associated with the old Fountain Dale Lutheran Church in Hamiltonban Twp., Adams Co.
IMPORTANT: Daniel was indeed the son of Wilhelm Sprenckel. However, the names at Find A Grave for Wilhelm's parent, grandparents, etc. are not proven or documented. Please do not add generations beyond Wilhelm to your database. You are kidding yourself if you do.
He married Christina Myers. Their children included: Elizabeth (Mayer); Charles; Mary (Pass); Catharine (Stover); Magdalena (Bowser); Eva (Flase); George; William J.; Daniel; possibly John; and a daughter who married a Davies.
It appears as if Daniel participated in the Revolutionary War as a Private, 1st Batt., York Co. Militia (Capt. John Ehrman). See: PA Archives, Sixth Series, Vol. II, Pg. 432 & PA Archives, 5th Series, Vol. IV, Pg. 479
Family information indicates that Daniel & his wife are buried in a cemetery that was associated with the old Fountain Dale Lutheran Church in Hamiltonban Twp., Adams Co.
IMPORTANT: Daniel was indeed the son of Wilhelm Sprenckel. However, the names at Find A Grave for Wilhelm's parent, grandparents, etc. are not proven or documented. Please do not add generations beyond Wilhelm to your database. You are kidding yourself if you do.