George P. Spengler (M)
d. before 1896
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     George P. Spengler was the son of Joseph Stover Spengler and Mary Smith. Lived in Mason Co., West Virginia. He married Rosina Windom. George died before 1896.

Gertrude Spengler (F)
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     Gertrude Spengler was the daughter of David Morris Spengler and Virginia Balthis.

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Hans Spengler (M)
b. 1594
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     Hans Spengler left his native land during the "Thirty Years War", 1618-1648, and according to the opinion expressed by our cousins in Germany, was exciled on account of his Protestant faith. He settled in Switzerland. Hans was born at Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany, in 1594. He was the son of Lazurus Spengler and Bertrand Geroldin. Hans died at Switzerland.

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Hans Spengler (M)
d. circa 1435
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     Hans Spengler was the son of Peter Spengler and Catherina von der Ansach. He married Christina Westendorff. Twice married, first to, at this time and probably to all eternity, an unknown woman and secondly to Christina Westendorff. Johan Spengler, an officer in the Palatinate army, who entered the Netherland army in 1640, and founded the Holland of Van Spenglers, was a descendant of this Hans. Hans died circa 1435 at Germany.

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Hans Spengler (M)
d. 1507
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     Hans Spengler was the son of George Spengler and Agnes Ulmer. Hans died in 1507.

Hans George Spengler¹ (M)
b. 2 February 1701, d. 1774
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     Hans was born at Weyler, Heidelberg, Baden, Germany, on 2 February 1701. He was the son of Hans Rudolph Spengler and Marie Saeger. He married Katherine Laub on 17 January 1730. Hans immigrated, on 11 October 1732. Destination: an unknown place . Hans died in 1774 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania.

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Hans George Spengler (M)
b. 1602
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     Hans was born in 1602. He was the son of Lazurus Spengler and Bertrand Geroldin.

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Hans K. Spengler (M)
b. 1491, d. 1507
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     He married Barbara Ubel. Hans was born in 1491. He was the son of George Spengler and Agnes Ulmer. Hans died in 1507.

Hans Kaspar Spengler¹ (M)
b. 20 January 1684, d. before 28 April 1760
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     Caspar was a Master and Craftsman of the Linen Weaver's Guild of Weyler. Guilds at that early period were organizations created for mutual protection, for the attainment of some common purpose, or the pursuit of a special object and the advancement of the interests of the fraternity. They attained their highest prosperity and development in the Teutonic countries. The craft guilds as well as others, appointed a master and subordinate officers, made ordinances, including provisions for religious observance, mutual help and burial, and enforced regulations against fraudulent workmanship. The art of linen weaving, with its inventions, combinations and embellishments, was then classed among the fine arts, and men of birth and education were accustomed to practice it. These guilds became of such importance, that their laws grew to be that of the town, and the heads of which wer concerned in its government. Caspar Spengler, as head of his guild at Weyler, was therefore, from the very nature of his position, an official of weight, consideration and authority. Artisians were very much desired by William Penn, whose cardinal principle, so strongly emphasized in the settlement of Pennsylvania, was that the learning of a trade was the fittest equipment for colonialization.
Hans was born at Weyler, Heidelberg, Baden, Germany, on 20 January 1684. He was the son of Hans Rudolph Spengler and Judith Haegis. He married Judith Ziegler at Baden-Baden, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, on 9 February 1712. Hans immigrated, on 18 September 1727. Destination: an unknown place . He purchased land on 16 October 1738 at York Co., Pennsylvania. He made a will on 27 April 1759. Hans died before 28 April 1760 at York Co., Pennsylvania. His body was interred at York Co., Pennsylvania. Casper was buried in the family plot that was about 80 feet square on his plantation one and a half miles east of York adjoining the "Great Road to Lancaster". This burial was substanially enclosed, and had a fenced roadway seventeen wide leading to the "Great Road". In it were also interned his wife Judith, his sons Bernhard, Philip Caspar and other members and descendants of the family, as well as the remains of a few immediate neighbors. Unfortunetly the cemetery fell into ruin and slowly was taken over by the surrounding farm fields and today not a vestige of it remains..

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Hans Paul Spengler (M)
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     Hans Paul Spengler was the son of Paul Spengler and Dorthea Lichtenthak.