312 ROYER FAMILY IN AMERICA

Section 12.

VI. MARY ROYER, p. 304, m. Henry Saulsbury. They reside in

Pawnee City, Nebr. This is all we could learn about them.

CHAPTER III.

V. ISRAEL ROYER, p. 301, was married first to Catharine Ritter, b.

May 10, 1811; d. Dec. 6, 1850, by whom he had five sons and seven

daughters. He married as his second wife Sarah Shively, a widow,

b. July 5, 1817; d. June 11, 1886, by whom he had two sons. He and

his second wife are buried in the Pike cemetery; the first wife in

the Kelly cemetery. Israel was a farmer and occupied one of his

father's farms in Kelly Twp., till he sold it to his brother-in-law

George Leiser, whose son VI. John now owns it. (See illustration).

He died near Hartleton, Union Co. Children:

Page Name Birth Death

312 VI. Susanna Royer ___ ___ ___ ___

313 VI. Mary Ann " Dec. 18, 1832

313 VI. David " Feb. 16, 1835 Feb. 13, 1907

VI. Joel " Killed at Fort Gregg, Civil War.

313 VI. Reb'a Ann " May 21, 1838 July 16, 1879

314 VI. William " Mar. 31, 1840

314 VI. Samuel " ___ ___

VI. Anna " Mar. 15, 1844 Dec. 4, 1868

VI. A daughter " ___ ___ ___ ___

314 VI. Elizabeth " ___ ___ Dec. 3, 1900*

315 VI. Adam F. " Jan. 21, 1849 Jan. 25, 1903

VI. Catharine " Nov. 4, 1850 Apr. 17, 1853

315 VI. John " ___ ___

315 VI. Michael " Nov. 25, 1860 Apr. 3, 1901

Section 1.

VI. SUSANNA ROYER, p. 312, m. Feb. 20, 1851, to Daniel Rang-

ler, b. in Buffalo Twp., Apr. 14, 1827; d. Dec. 16, 1903; farmer, re-

tired in Mazeppa; elder in Ref. Church; 4 ch.:

VII. Catharine Rangler, b. Oct. 24, 1852; d. Sept., 1882+

VII. John William Rangler, d. aged 2 mos.

VII. Daniel Luther Rangler, d. aged 8 mos.

VII. Adda Rangler, b. Jan. 31, 1864.

VII. CATHARINE RANGLER, afore, m. in 1874, to Samuel Kerstetter,

farmer in Buffalo Twp., now Laporte City, Iowa; 4 ch.:

* Mrs. Johnston, oldest child of Elizabeth writes: "She was 49 years

old when she passed away and that was in Dec. 30, 1900." There must be

a mistake here. This would cause her birth to be in 1851. But her mother

had died already in 1850, when the daughter Catharine was one month old.

And Adam was the child that immediately preceded Catharine, so Elizabeth

must have been born before Adam, likely about 1847. This would leave

Elizabeth still the youngest daughter by the first wife, for Catharine died in

infancy. Beside if Elizabeth was only 49 yrs. when she died, or born in

1851, she would have been only 14 yrs. old when she was married in 1865,

which is unlikely.

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