Suggested edit: According to his son David S Warner in "Birth of a Reformation Life and Labors of D. S, Warner " by Andrew L. Byers; Adam fought in the Revolutionary War and his father was Christofel. Adam lived in Pennsylvania, Frederick Maryland and the Stark County Ohio before moving to his son Henry's farm in Coventry County Ohio
Suggested edit: Adam (d 1847 Estate records C270 adA p268 Coventry found in Akron, Ohio court House)
His estate mentions children Jacob + Mary Clary, Henry + Catherine Kepler, David + Leah Deardorff, John + Hannah, and Adam + Elizabeth Troxel. The other children were not mentioned i.e. Peter, Margaret, and Mary.
Suggested edit: Adam (d 1847 Estate records C270 adA p268 Coventry found in Akron, Ohio court House)
His estate mentions children Jacob + Mary Clary, Henry + Catherine Kepler, David + Leah Deardorff, John + Hannah, and Adam + Elizabeth Troxel. The other children were not mentioned i.e. Peter, Margaret, and Mary.
Suggested edit: According to his son David S Warner in "Birth of a Reformation Life and Labors of D. S, Warner " by Andrew L. Byers; Adam fought in the Revolutionary War and his father was Christofel. Adam lived in Pennsylvania, Frederick Maryland and the Stark County Ohio before moving to his son Henry's farm in Coventry County Ohio
Suggested edit: Adam (d 1847 Estate records C270 adA p268 Coventry found in Akron, Ohio court House)
His estate mentions children Jacob + Mary Clary, Henry + Catherine Kepler, David + Leah Deardorff, John + Hannah, and Adam + Elizabeth Troxel. The other children were not mentioned i.e. Peter, Margaret, and Mary.
Suggested edit: Adam (d 1847 Estate records C270 adA p268 Coventry found in Akron, Ohio court House)
His estate mentions children Jacob + Mary Clary, Henry + Catherine Kepler, David + Leah Deardorff, John + Hannah, and Adam + Elizabeth Troxel. The other children were not mentioned i.e. Peter, Margaret, and Mary.
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