Indian Eve and Her Descendants; An Indian Story of Bedford County, Pennsylvania (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1911 edition. Excerpt: ...often for company." This Mrs. Earnest, wife of Johannas 1st, was her sister-in-law. I shall speak farther on of another sister-in-law, Jacob Earnest's widow, called "Grannie Earnest" also. 1. Johannas Earnest, 2nd, oldest son of George and Elizabeth Samuel Earnest. Born April 14, 1786. Married Catharine Fetter, (sister of Michael, who was father of John.) 1. Margaret Earnest, married Mr. Whitaker. Had family. Moved west. 2. Mary Earnest, married William Carl. 1. Maria, married Daniel C. Dibert, a great grand son of "Indian Eve." See Mary Earnest Dibert line. 2. Hester, married Abram Snavely. 1. Alice. 2. Minnie. 3. Daniel. 3. Jacob, married Annie Koontz. 3. Michael Earnest, called California Mike. Spent 20 years in California, came back and lived at Wolfsburg, Bedford Co., Pa. Dead. Married Hettie Ling, (sister of Simon Ling of Bedford.) 1. Maria, married Phillip Beegle, of Pleasant Valley. 2. Anna, married Geo. Blackburn, dead. 3. Mary, marriedj Frank Gilchrist, live in Cleveland, Ohio. 4. Catharine, married Shunk Defibaueh. 5. Alexander married Emma Koontz. Widow lives in Bedford. He was killed. 4. George Earnest, married Rebecca Ripley. See Charles Dibert's line. 1. David, married Anna Cessna. Called con stable Dave. 1. Elmer. 2. Charles. 3. Ross. 4. Josie, married Joe Barley. 5. May, married Wilson'Adams. 6. Tenie, married Clay Mulon. 7. Cora. 2. Joseph married Kate Wolford Jof Buffalo Mills. Live in Ohio. 1. William. 4-Jacob. 2. Lizzie. 5.lJesse. 3. Frank. All dead. Frank and Jacob were sailors on Lake Erie. The ship sank and they were drowned. 3. Mary Ann, married Adam Earnest, grand son of Johannas 1st, son of Henry. See Johannas Earnest's line. Johannas 1st. 4. Jacob, died in Bedford of small pox. Buried...