His name may have been Daniel Nathaniel Heath or Nathaniel Daniel Heath. The dates above are estimates; more research is needed. He was first husband of Elisabeth Duesler, he is shown as deceased at the baptism of his daugher Julia in 1844. He was also listed as Daniel Heath at the baptism of his daughters but as Nathaniel on their death certificates. Then Elizabeth married Michael Holland. Nathaniel and Elizabeth had 4 children and Michael Holland and Elizabeth had 3 more. There is very little information about either of Elizabeth Duesler's husbands. There are several early Heaths buried in Montgomery County, NY who came from Vermont and New Hampshire that he could be related to..
Nathaniel is listed on the 1840 census living near the Dueslers in Ephratah, Fulton County.
Nathaniel is listed on the 1840 census living near the Dueslers in Ephratah, Fulton County.
His name may have been Daniel Nathaniel Heath or Nathaniel Daniel Heath. The dates above are estimates; more research is needed. He was first husband of Elisabeth Duesler, he is shown as deceased at the baptism of his daugher Julia in 1844. He was also listed as Daniel Heath at the baptism of his daughters but as Nathaniel on their death certificates. Then Elizabeth married Michael Holland. Nathaniel and Elizabeth had 4 children and Michael Holland and Elizabeth had 3 more. There is very little information about either of Elizabeth Duesler's husbands. There are several early Heaths buried in Montgomery County, NY who came from Vermont and New Hampshire that he could be related to..
Nathaniel is listed on the 1840 census living near the Dueslers in Ephratah, Fulton County.
Nathaniel is listed on the 1840 census living near the Dueslers in Ephratah, Fulton County.
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