Er ist verheiratet mit Elizabeth Kreider Hostetler Hostetter.
Sie haben geheiratet am 11. November 1746, er war 31 Jahre alt.
Kind(er):
Rev. Christian Bomberger Jr.
Birth: 11 May 1715 Eschelbronn, Rhein-Neckar-Kreis, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Death: 1787 (aged 71Å72) Lititz, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA
Burial: Bomberger Cemetery, Lititz, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA
Memorial #: 22657329
Bio: One source states he was born in 1719. Husband of Elizabeth Hostettler m. 11 Nov 1746 Lancaster Co, Pa.
Christian: a minister [Sources:] Bomberger book [via McGuiness] -'minister'. Weaver book -'The first minister known to have served in the Hammer Creek section was Christian Bomberger, a son of the first settler. He was ordained about 1760, lived on the old homestead farm left to him by his father, and served his people in private houses for about 27 years. He died in 1787.' (Taken from Mennonites of Lancaster Conference, by Martin G. Weaver, 1931, p.165.) AFT 1760 Warwick Twp. (Hammer Creek), Lancaster Co., PA.
Bomberger Cemetery, Penn Twp.: Lancaster County, PA
Some text by Henry H. Bomberger, some by Anthony Kapolka
The Bomberger Cemetery is located two miles northwest of Lititz, 400 feet north of the Bomberger marker at the old Newport Road. The first body interred was the daughter of Christian Bomberger (pioneer) prior to 1740; the grave was marked with a small limestone, no date. The first marker is M.B. (Mary Bomberger), C.B. (Christian Bomberger), no date. Christian died in 1742; two daughters preceeded him. His son, John, the oldest of the family died in 1756; no marker, but a simple small stone which has crumbled.The Martin Bucher (pioneer) grave is not marked, although all of the early Buchers are buried in the cemetery. Seven generations of the Bomberger family are interred in the plot. There are about 18 graves not marked. The Kartz family of three buried in this cemetery had a tannery at Lexington about 1800. The last burial was 1907. Magdalena Bomberger, wife of Joseph Bomberger, was a daughter of Christian Hershey. Her grandmother was born on the Atlantic Ocean, three weeks before her parents landed in America. Here the pioneers, Christian Bomberger and Martin Bucher, sleep on this hallowed plot in unmarked graves. Lloyd Huber Bomberger said that "according to tradition, several Indians are buried in the old family graveyard." (Inscriptions are copied here as originally carved. The sculptors were not always careful as to spelling and grammatical forms.)
Family Members
Parents
Christian Bomberger 1682-1742
Maria Magdalena Wolf Held Bomberger 1682-1742
Spouse
Elizabeth Hostetter Bomberger 1729-1798
Siblings
John Bomberger 1703-1756
Elizabeth Bomberger Bucher 1705-1779
Anna Bomberger Kauffman 1705-Unknown
Barbara Bomberger Hershey 1706-1771
Children
Johannes Bomberger 1750-1818
Anna Bomberger Erb 1752-1823
Jacob Bomberger 1756-1811
Elisabeth Bomberger Brubacher 1758-1843
Joseph Bomberger 1762-1811
Susanna Bomberger Erb 1766-1837
Created by: Brenda Horton (46944877)
Added: 4 Nov 2007
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/22657329/christian-bomberger
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/22657329/christian-bomberger : accessed 30 December 2021), memorial page for Rev. Christian Bomberger Jr. (11 May 1715Å1787), Find a Grave Memorial ID 22657329, citing Bomberger Cemetery, Lititz, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA ; Maintained by Brenda Horton (contributor 46944877) .
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