Mays Family Tree - Person Sheet
Birth Date8 May 1765
Birth PlaceUpper Saucon, Northhampton Co., PA, USA
Death Date1830
Death PlaceSomerset, New Jersey
Birth Date8 May 1765
Birth PlaceUpper Saucon, Northampton, Pennsylvania, United States
Death Date1830
Death PlacePennsylvania, Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States
Birth Date8 May 1765
Birth PlaceUpper Saucon, Northampton County, PA
FatherChristian DIEHL Sr. (~1733-1805)
MotherRachael Krebs (1732-1808)
Misc. Notes
This source identifies Eva’s first husband as Abraham (Hooch) High.1249
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Eva Dale married Abraham High (Hooch). Abraham High died in 1792.1250
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Eva Dale married Abraham High (Hooch). Abraham High died in 1792.1250
Spouses
Misc. Notes
John was one of the early settlers of Jordan township.1247
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Abraham High was the father of Susanna, the wife of John Bloom.1248
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John died the same years as the birth of his son John.3
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Abraham High was the father of Susanna, the wife of John Bloom.1248
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John died the same years as the birth of his son John.3
Family ID735
Marr Date17871106
Birth Date1750
Birth PlaceCentre, Pennsylvnania
Birth Date1809
Birth PlaceClearfield County, PA, USA
Residence Date1820
Residence PlacePike Township, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Death Date1824
Death PlaceSusquehanna River, /mcCall’s Ferry, Clearfield County pa
Death Date1868
Death Date1827
Death PlaceSusquehanna River, Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States
Misc. Notes
Resident of Centre County, PA.7112
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A Peter Erhard, a German, made a settlement on the creek, near where New Millport is now located, in 1803. He cleared land and erected a distillery. Peter was drowned in 1827. His sons built mills here at an early day, and from that fact the place was afterward named New Millport.7113 [Possibly this Peter’s father?]
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A Peter Erhard, a German, made a settlement on the creek, near where New Millport is now located, in 1803. He cleared land and erected a distillery. Peter was drowned in 1827. His sons built mills here at an early day, and from that fact the place was afterward named New Millport.7113 [Possibly this Peter’s father?]