Anderson Family Lives 2017 » Johannes "John" Waggoner (1764-1818)

Personal data Johannes "John" Waggoner 

• He was born in the year 1764 in Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.Sources 1, 2
• (At) in Dayton, Ohio.Sources 1, 2
• (Cemetery-) in Shively Turner.Sources 1, 2
• He died in the year 1818 in Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio, he was 54 years old.Sources 1, 2
• A child of Phillip Waggoner and Regina (?) Waggoner

Household of Johannes "John" Waggoner

He is married to Esther Cripe.

They got married in the year 1787 at Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, he was 23 years old.Source 2

Child(ren):

1. John Waggoner  1788-1880 
2. David Waggoner  1789-1845
3. Daniel Waggoner  1792-1856
4. Susannah Waggoner  1794-1865
5. Magdalelna Mary Waggoner  1795-1852
6. Elizabeth Waggoner  1798-1874
7. Jacob Waggoner  1801-1867
8. Samuel Wagoner  1808-1869 

Event (Private-Begin) in the year 1787 in Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania .Sources 1, 2

Notes about Johannes "John" Waggoner

[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 9, Ed. 1, Tree #2432, Date of Import: Oct 20, 2000] JOHANNES "JOHN" WAGGONER Sr. Was born 1764 in Pennsylvania, Died 1818, buried in Shively (Turner) Cemetery near the intersection of Olive Road and Hoover Ave., just West of Dayton, Ohio. This cemetery is located about four miles South of Stillwater Old German Baptist Brethren Church. The terrain is rather rough and the Cemetery has been neglected for years. John's tombstone is field limestone simply with the initials J.W. carved on it. John married about 1787 to Esther Cripe, dau. of Jacob and Esther (Ulrich) Greib, born 1762, died 1834. After John's death, all his family moved to Indiana. Otho Winger's "History of the Brethren in Indiana" states that in 1832, the Pyrmont, or North Fork, congregation was fully organized with sixteen charter members, five of whom were Esther Waggoner, John Waggoner, Jr. and wife, Samuel Waggoner (Esther's youngest son), and her son-in-law, Joel Foutz. Esther's grave is in the Pyrmont Cemetery, and is inscribed "She is the Mother and Grandmother of all the Waggoners buried in this yard".
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 9, Ed. 1, Tree #2432, Date of Import: Oct 20, 2000]

JOHANNES "JOHN" WAGGONER Sr.
Was born 1764 in Pennsylvania, Died 1818, buried in Shively (Turner) Cemetery near the intersection of Olive Road and Hoover Ave., just West of Dayton, Ohio. This cemetery is located about four miles South of Stillwater Old German Baptist Brethren Church. The terrain is rather rough and the Cemetery has been neglected for years. John's tombstone is field limestone simply with the initials J.W. carved on it.
John married about 1787 to Esther Cripe, dau. of Jacob and Esther (Ulrich) Greib, born 1762, died 1834. After John's death, all his family moved to Indiana. Otho Winger's "History of the Brethren in Indiana" states that in 1832, the Pyrmont, or North Fork, congregation was fully organized with sixteen charter members, five of whom were Esther Waggoner, John Waggoner, Jr. and wife, Samuel Waggoner (Esther's youngest son), and her son-in-law, Joel Foutz. Esther's grave is in the Pyrmont Cemetery, and is inscribed "She is the Mother and Grandmother of all the Waggoners buried in this yard".

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