208 ROYER FAMILY IN AMERICA

VII. LILLIE W. BAILE, b. Aug. 22, 1881, (twin to Wm.); m. Herbert Eng-

lar, farmer at New Windsor; 3 ch.: VIII. Edwin A.; VIII. Mary and VIII. Mar-

garet, twins.

VII. CHESTER A. BAILE, b. Sept. 27, 1883; single; runs a fertilizing plant

and canning factory at Medford.

VII. ROLAND P. BAILE, b. Apr. 17, 1889; single; farmer in Medford.

Section 5.

VI. MARY CATHARINE ENGLAR, p. 206, m. Oct., 1878, to VII.

Charles E. Engel, son of VI. Peter. She had two children VIII.

Chas. Edwid and VIII. John David. See under father's record, (A A)

Section 6.

VI. DAVID ENGLAR, Jr., p. 206, m. Nov. 6, 1879, to Mattie F.

Sheppard; farmer at Medford on the homeplace; four children:

VII. NORA LOUISE ENGLAR, b. June 19, 1881; m. June 4, 1902, to her

cousin VII. J. David Baile, afore; no children.

VII. DAVID ROGER ENGLAR, Esq., b. Nov. 3, 1883; m. June 5, 1909, to

Ethel Miller; an attorney in Admirality Law in New York City; 1 ch.: VIII.

Elizabeth Watt, b. May 27, 1913.

VII. THOMAS SHEPHERD ENGLAR, b. Jan. 6, 1889.

VII. MILDRED ENGLAR, b. Aug. 7, 1894.

CHAPTER VII.

V. JEHU ROYER, p. 178, was married Apr. 12, 1837 to Margaret

Truxell, who was born Sept. 14, 1818; and died Sept. 3, 1904. He

resided on the old homestead of his father in Carroll co., Md. He

had twelve children, viz.:

Page Name Birth Death

209 VI. Amos M. Royer Mar. 5, 1838 Oct. 26, 1865

210 VI. Dr. Levi " Sept. 10, 1839 Feb. 10, 1901

210 VI. Mary Ann " Apr. 11, 1841 Dec. 13, 1892

212 VI. David " Oct. 2, 1843 May 5, 1864

VI. Lucinda " Aug. 30, 1845 Mar. 5, 1847

212 VI. Margaret R." Apr. 9, 1847

213 VI. Jehu " Jan. 3, 1849

214 VI. Alfred " Feb. 7, 1851 Aug. 9, 1883

215 VI. Louisa " July 30, 1852 Single

215 VI. Fanny " May 6, 1854

215 VI. Emma " Dec. 6, 1855 Apr. 29, 1905

216 VI. Samuel " Sept. 10, 1858

V. Jehu Royer was the father-in-law of A. H. Huber, to whom

we have already learned we owe no small debt in the compilation of

Royer records. Mr. Huber writes:

"Early after his marriage both he and his wife united with the German

Baptist (Brethren) church, both being baptized the same day, as did his father

and mother. He died Sunday, Oct. 22, 1865, of typhoid fever, five days

before his eldest son, who was taken off with the same disease.