Bressler, Albert M., a farmer of Hegins Township, was born at Donaldson, Schuylkill County, June 11, 1847, his parents being
Abraham and Rebecca (Adams) Bressler, the former a native of Hegins Township and the latter of Northumberland County.
Albert M. Bressler lived with his parents until he was twenty-eight years of age. On Sept. 17, 1876, he married Miss
Lavinia, daughter of Peter and Kate (Roebuck) Bohner, of Northumberland county, both now deceased.
After his marriage , Albert M. Bressler lived for a while on the old homestead. He then went to Northumberland county,
where he remained for six years, when he removed back to the old place, in 1894, and has lived there ever since that time, carrying on a general farming business. He has 114 acres of good land, about 40 acres of which is under cultivation. In addition to his farming interests he runs a huckster wagon, selling his produce at Tremont. He is one of the active Republican workers of Hegins township and was for several years supervisor. He belongs to the Grange, the Royal Arcanum and the Reformed church at Hegins. Mr. and Mrs. Bressler have the following children: Charlemagne, J. Oaude (Claude), William H., Bessie J., Harry J. and Lloyd H. Charlemagne is a miner at Fountain. He married Ida Eckler and had two children.
Abraham and Rebecca (Adams) Bressler, the former a native of Hegins Township and the latter of Northumberland County.
Albert M. Bressler lived with his parents until he was twenty-eight years of age. On Sept. 17, 1876, he married Miss
Lavinia, daughter of Peter and Kate (Roebuck) Bohner, of Northumberland county, both now deceased.
After his marriage , Albert M. Bressler lived for a while on the old homestead. He then went to Northumberland county,
where he remained for six years, when he removed back to the old place, in 1894, and has lived there ever since that time, carrying on a general farming business. He has 114 acres of good land, about 40 acres of which is under cultivation. In addition to his farming interests he runs a huckster wagon, selling his produce at Tremont. He is one of the active Republican workers of Hegins township and was for several years supervisor. He belongs to the Grange, the Royal Arcanum and the Reformed church at Hegins. Mr. and Mrs. Bressler have the following children: Charlemagne, J. Oaude (Claude), William H., Bessie J., Harry J. and Lloyd H. Charlemagne is a miner at Fountain. He married Ida Eckler and had two children.
Bressler, Albert M., a farmer of Hegins Township, was born at Donaldson, Schuylkill County, June 11, 1847, his parents being
Abraham and Rebecca (Adams) Bressler, the former a native of Hegins Township and the latter of Northumberland County.
Albert M. Bressler lived with his parents until he was twenty-eight years of age. On Sept. 17, 1876, he married Miss
Lavinia, daughter of Peter and Kate (Roebuck) Bohner, of Northumberland county, both now deceased.
After his marriage , Albert M. Bressler lived for a while on the old homestead. He then went to Northumberland county,
where he remained for six years, when he removed back to the old place, in 1894, and has lived there ever since that time, carrying on a general farming business. He has 114 acres of good land, about 40 acres of which is under cultivation. In addition to his farming interests he runs a huckster wagon, selling his produce at Tremont. He is one of the active Republican workers of Hegins township and was for several years supervisor. He belongs to the Grange, the Royal Arcanum and the Reformed church at Hegins. Mr. and Mrs. Bressler have the following children: Charlemagne, J. Oaude (Claude), William H., Bessie J., Harry J. and Lloyd H. Charlemagne is a miner at Fountain. He married Ida Eckler and had two children.
Abraham and Rebecca (Adams) Bressler, the former a native of Hegins Township and the latter of Northumberland County.
Albert M. Bressler lived with his parents until he was twenty-eight years of age. On Sept. 17, 1876, he married Miss
Lavinia, daughter of Peter and Kate (Roebuck) Bohner, of Northumberland county, both now deceased.
After his marriage , Albert M. Bressler lived for a while on the old homestead. He then went to Northumberland county,
where he remained for six years, when he removed back to the old place, in 1894, and has lived there ever since that time, carrying on a general farming business. He has 114 acres of good land, about 40 acres of which is under cultivation. In addition to his farming interests he runs a huckster wagon, selling his produce at Tremont. He is one of the active Republican workers of Hegins township and was for several years supervisor. He belongs to the Grange, the Royal Arcanum and the Reformed church at Hegins. Mr. and Mrs. Bressler have the following children: Charlemagne, J. Oaude (Claude), William H., Bessie J., Harry J. and Lloyd H. Charlemagne is a miner at Fountain. He married Ida Eckler and had two children.
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