Rudolph Spangler¹ (M)
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     Rudolph was born at Wayne Co., Ohio. He was the son of Jonas Spangler and Eve (?).

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Rudolph Spangler (M)
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     Rudolph Spangler was the son of Daniel Spangler. Lived in Memphis, Shelby Co., Tennessee.

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Rudolph Spangler (M)
b. 1752, d. 17 August 1830
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     Along with his wife, he resided near Heidlersburg, Adams Co., Pennsylvania, after they moved from York Co. In 1788, Rudolph Spengler lived and owned 170 acres of land, in Berwick Township in which the town of Abbottstown was then located. In the old Lutheran churchyard of Abbottstown are the tombstones of Spenglers, some undecipherable, among which are those of John Spangler, Christina Spengler, born May 3, 1782, died April 6, 1807, Susanna Spengler, born December 28, 1789, died April 17, 1800. Rudolph Spengler died in Berwick Township, in August 1830, and in his will bequeathed and devised his estate to his eleven children. He married Christina Houtz. Rudolph was born at Paradise Twp., York Co., Pennsylvania, in 1752. He was the son of Jonas Spengler and Maria Stinia Kindigen. Rudolph died on 17 August 1830 at Berwick Twp., Adams Co., Pennsylvania.

Rudolph Spangler¹ (M)
b. circa 1784, d. 2 November 1864
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     Seventh Company, Third Battalion, York Co. Militia in Revolution. Died at the age of 80 years. He married Christiana (?). Rudolph was born at York Co., Pennsylvania, circa 1784. He was the son of Jonas Spangler and Catherine (?). Rudolph died on 2 November 1864 at York Co., Pennsylvania. His body was interred in November 1864 at York Co., Pennsylvania.

Rudolph Spangler (M)
b. 27 June 1800, d. 30 September 1851
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     He was a progressive farmer and also an Innkeeper seven miles west of York on the York and Gettysburg turnpike. He was the first farmer in his section to burn and introduce lime. He possessed a sound judgement, good business qualifications and sterling integrity. In 1824 he joined the "York Washington Artillerists," then under the command of Capt. Wm. Nes, and continued a member until 1831. Every Saturday he came to York, a distance of seven miles, to engage in the artillery drill. He participated in the dinner given in honor of Gen. Lafayette on the occasion of his second visit to York in 1825, hereinafter described. The following is a copy of his discharge: York, Feb'y 22nd, 1831 I certify hereby, that Rudolph Spangler having been uniformed and equipped agreeably to law, has faithfully served as a member of the "YORK WASHINGTON ARTILLERISTS," an organized VOLUNTEER CORPS OF ARTILLERISTS, with the bounds of the 1st Brigade, 5th Division, Pennsylvania Militia, for seven successive years from the 22nd day of February eighteen hundred and twenty-four, and attended on at least three-fourths of the days of parade and training of his Company, unless absent for some of the causes which authorized him to be excused agreeably to law. Witness my hand and seal, Jacob Upp, Jr. [Seal] Captain, "Washington Artillerists" Rudolph Spangler was a member of the "Vigilance Committee" on the part of the Farmers Republican ticket in the bitter and acrimonious Presidential campaign of 1836. Then, as now, every species of disorder and distress was predicted to follow the election of the opposing candidate. Van Buren was elected, and the Republic still lives. The representative picture was taken from the Pennsylvania Republican of York of October 12, 1836. The succeeding Presidential campaign between the same candidates was still more virulent. Rudolph was born on 27 June 1800. He was the son of Henry Spengler and Catherine Mohr. He married Sarah Harbaugh at York Co., Pennsylvania, on 3 May 1827. Rudolph was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census at Paradise Twp., York Co., Pennsylvania. In the 1850 census for Paradise Twp., York Co., Pennsylvania the following family is found at dwelling and family # 268:

Rudolph Spangler, age 49, male, farmer, real estate valued at $10,500, born in Pennsylvania;
Sarah Spangler, age 44, female, born in Pennsylvania;
Henry Spangler, age 19, male, born in Pennsylvania;
Susan Spangler, age 17, female, born in Pennsylvania ;
Sarah Spangler, age 14, female, born in Pennsylvania, attended school within the year;
Julia Spangler, age 12, female, born in Pennsylvania, attended school within the year;
Leah Spangler, age 10, female, born in Pennsylvania;
Benny Spangler, age 8, male, born in Pennsylvania;
Edward Spangler, age 5, male, born in Pennsylvania;
Jacob Spangler, age one month, male, born in Pennsylvania;
Lucas Lemhart, age 49, male, laborer, born in Germany.
. Rudolph died on 30 September 1851 at Jackson Twp., York Co., Pennsylvania, at age 51.

Rudolph Spangler (M)
d. before 1896
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     Rudolph Spangler was the son of Henry Spangler Jr.. He married an unknown person . Rudolph died before 1896.

Rudolph Spangler (M)
b. 10 January 1840
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     Lived in Evansport, Defiance Co., Ohio. He married Caroline McCauley. Rudolph was born at Evansport, Defiance Co., Ohio, on 10 January 1840. He was the son of Abraham Spangler and Elizabeth Fishel.

Rudolph Spangler (M)
b. 30 March 1815
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     Lived on West Market St. in York, Pennsylvania in 1896. Rudolph was born on 30 March 1815. He was the son of Jesse Spangler and Mary D. Heckert. He married Sarah Michaels on 1 May 1842.

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Rudolph Spangler Jr.¹ (M)
b. 27 September 1785, d. 20 July 1862
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     Rudolph was born at York, York Co., Pennsylvania, on 27 September 1785. He was the son of Rudolph Spangler and Anna Sophia Roth. He married Catherine Smith. Rudolph died on 20 July 1862 at Carroll Co., Illinois, at age 76. His body was interred in July 1862 at Woodland Twp., Carroll Co., Illinois, at Zion Cemetery.

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Rudolph Spangler Jr. (M)
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     Rudolph Spangler Jr. was the son of Rudolph Spangler and Christina Houtz. He married an unknown person . Lived near Petersburg, Adams Co., Pennsylvania.

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