Susannah Moser
Born: c. 1775, Frederick County, Maryland
Died: Sullivan County, Missouri

Married: George Hunsaker, 1793
Born: March 12, 1766, Manchester Township, York County, Pennsylvania
Died: 1845, Sullivan County, Missouri
Children:
4-72* John, (c. 1794 - 11/8/1848). m. Mary Shull
4-73* Benjamin, (12/6/1795 - 3/9/1855), m. Sarah Hunsinger
4-74* Mathew, (10/191801 - 10/1/1877), m. Elizabeth Taylor
4-75 Rebecca, (1803 - ), m. John Imbler
4-76* Susannah, (7/18/1805 - 12/29/1881), m. Solomon Trogdon
4-77* Jefferson, (1808 - 1860-70), m. Frances Wood

Susannah and George's first 2 children were born in Springhill Township in Fayette County. Did she write back to Maryland and convince her father to move west? However, by 1801 Susannah and George had moved on to Muhlenberg County in western Kentucky. John, Benjamin and Rebecca were married in Kentucky in 1819 and 1821, but Mathew, Susannah and Jefferson were married in Edgar County, Illinois in 1830 and 1831. They had moved there about 1828. By 1842 George and Mathew were in Sullivan County, Missouri where George died in 1845. Susannah was reported in the 1840 census of Edgar County, Illinois so perhaps she died before George went to Missouri.

George was the son of John Hunsaker and Magdalena Beery of York and Fayette Counties, Pennsylvania. He was the grandson of Hartman and Anna Hunsaker who arrived in the colonies in 1731.

Rebecca married John Imbler about 1821 and moved to Edgar County, Illinois with the family. No children are known.
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Below is the Will of George Hunsaker father inlaw, Valentine Moser.
See Daughter Susannah Hunsucker( Hunsaker ).

Valentine's will is recorded in Book 1, page 401, Fayette County, Pennsylvania . Recorder of Wills, as follows:

In the name of God Amen I Valentine Moser of the County of Fayette and State of Pennsylvania being weak in body but of sound mind and memory and of my usual understanding Do make and ordain this my last will and testament First and principally my immortal soul I commend to God that gave it and my body to the earth to be buried in a Christian like manner at the discretion of executors. And touching the worldly estate wherewith it has pleased God to help me I dispose of as follows Item my just debts of which there are but few my funeral expenses and the legacies hereafter mentioned I order to be punctually paid as speedily after my decease as possible. Item to my sons Jacob, Abraham, Valentine and John Moser I do give and bequeath to each of them one dollar. Item to my daughters Christina Gans, Mary Rowstruck, (Susannah Hunsucker) and Nancy Mock I do give and bequeath to each of them one dollar and to my daughters Catherine Moser and Julian Moser I do give and bequeath to each of them one horse creature one milch cow and one feather bed and bedding Item to my dearly beloved wife Julian I do give and bequeath the whole of my real estate that I may of right die possessed of and the residue of my personal estate so remaining I do order to be sold by my surviving executor or executors and the proceeds arising therefrom to be equally divided amongst my four sons and six daughters before named except my oldest son Jacob to whom (on account of infirmities with which it has pleased God to visit him) I do order that fifty-three dollars and 33 cents more than an equal divident as aforesaid or that sum be first deducted from the proceeds of sales as aforesaid and then with an equal dividend of the residue to be placed by my surviving Executor or Executors as a secure and certain fund the interest of which to be annually paid for the support of my said son Jacob during his natural life but in case he should die before my said wife then the division of my estate to be made as aforesaid amongst my other nine children or their heirs and lastly I do ordain and appoint my wife Julian Moser Executrix and my son-in-law, Joseph Gans Executor of this my last will and testament hereby revoking all others