David was the third son of Jacob and Catherine (Beeghly) Horner. He married Rebecca Hepler, daughter of Christopher "Stoffel" Hepler and Rebecca (Waltz) Hepler on Apr. 3, 1833.
David and Rebecca had ten children: Jacob, Mary ("Polly") (Miller), John, Elizabeth (Simpson, Slonigar), William Henry Harrison, Christopher Myers, David, Phoebe (Lint, Fike), Eli and Cyrus.
The Horners owned a farm near Stahlstown, then the Walnut Hill Farm near Donegal, but this writer doesn't know whether the Walnut Hill of the cemetery is the same as the one of the farm.
David and Rebecca had ten children: Jacob, Mary ("Polly") (Miller), John, Elizabeth (Simpson, Slonigar), William Henry Harrison, Christopher Myers, David, Phoebe (Lint, Fike), Eli and Cyrus.
The Horners owned a farm near Stahlstown, then the Walnut Hill Farm near Donegal, but this writer doesn't know whether the Walnut Hill of the cemetery is the same as the one of the farm.
David was the third son of Jacob and Catherine (Beeghly) Horner. He married Rebecca Hepler, daughter of Christopher "Stoffel" Hepler and Rebecca (Waltz) Hepler on Apr. 3, 1833.
David and Rebecca had ten children: Jacob, Mary ("Polly") (Miller), John, Elizabeth (Simpson, Slonigar), William Henry Harrison, Christopher Myers, David, Phoebe (Lint, Fike), Eli and Cyrus.
The Horners owned a farm near Stahlstown, then the Walnut Hill Farm near Donegal, but this writer doesn't know whether the Walnut Hill of the cemetery is the same as the one of the farm.
David and Rebecca had ten children: Jacob, Mary ("Polly") (Miller), John, Elizabeth (Simpson, Slonigar), William Henry Harrison, Christopher Myers, David, Phoebe (Lint, Fike), Eli and Cyrus.
The Horners owned a farm near Stahlstown, then the Walnut Hill Farm near Donegal, but this writer doesn't know whether the Walnut Hill of the cemetery is the same as the one of the farm.
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The age listed on the headstone doesn't precisely match the birth date from other sources, but the date of death does.
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