(also Friedrich Oberkircher)
Born in Kirkel-Neuhaeusel, Saarland, Germany.
Moved to the United States in 1841 along with his cousin Ludwig Schwitzgebel.
Married Louisa (Schwartz) on October 5, 1842. With her he had 6 children: 3 boys and 3 girls. The boys and two girls died before he did.
Frederick established the Smale Family Farm that is today on Rt. 534 (Scenic Dr.) between Kresgeville and Jonas, PA.
In 1841 he divided 239 acres with Ludwig Schwitzgebel (his cousin) and John Schwartz, which they had purchased together at a cost of $0.50/acre.
His family tree is here.
Born in Kirkel-Neuhaeusel, Saarland, Germany.
Moved to the United States in 1841 along with his cousin Ludwig Schwitzgebel.
Married Louisa (Schwartz) on October 5, 1842. With her he had 6 children: 3 boys and 3 girls. The boys and two girls died before he did.
Frederick established the Smale Family Farm that is today on Rt. 534 (Scenic Dr.) between Kresgeville and Jonas, PA.
In 1841 he divided 239 acres with Ludwig Schwitzgebel (his cousin) and John Schwartz, which they had purchased together at a cost of $0.50/acre.
His family tree is here.
(also Friedrich Oberkircher)
Born in Kirkel-Neuhaeusel, Saarland, Germany.
Moved to the United States in 1841 along with his cousin Ludwig Schwitzgebel.
Married Louisa (Schwartz) on October 5, 1842. With her he had 6 children: 3 boys and 3 girls. The boys and two girls died before he did.
Frederick established the Smale Family Farm that is today on Rt. 534 (Scenic Dr.) between Kresgeville and Jonas, PA.
In 1841 he divided 239 acres with Ludwig Schwitzgebel (his cousin) and John Schwartz, which they had purchased together at a cost of $0.50/acre.
His family tree is here.
Born in Kirkel-Neuhaeusel, Saarland, Germany.
Moved to the United States in 1841 along with his cousin Ludwig Schwitzgebel.
Married Louisa (Schwartz) on October 5, 1842. With her he had 6 children: 3 boys and 3 girls. The boys and two girls died before he did.
Frederick established the Smale Family Farm that is today on Rt. 534 (Scenic Dr.) between Kresgeville and Jonas, PA.
In 1841 he divided 239 acres with Ludwig Schwitzgebel (his cousin) and John Schwartz, which they had purchased together at a cost of $0.50/acre.
His family tree is here.
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