Daniel Hoover of Conestoga Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania was born ca 1783 and died sometime between 24 Sep 1850, when he was enumerated with his wife Susanna and daughter Magdalena in the 1850 U.S. Census, and 17 Nov 1851 when a valuation of his property was accepted by the Lancaster County Orphan’s Court.[1],[2] His property included “…six acres more or less, with a story and a half Log dwelling house, a Carpenter Shop and other improvements…” and was assessed at $1400.
Apparently, Daniel had quite a large family—15 children (in no real order):
- Benjamin, born bef 1831
- Daniel Jr., born bef 1831, second son
- Catharine, born bef 1831, married Christian Swartly
- Abraham M., born bef 1831
- Jacob, born bef 1831
- Henry, born bef 1831
- Susan, born bef 1831
- Susan, born bef 1831
- John, born bef 1831
- Christian, born bef 1831
- Anna, born bef 1831, married John Newcomer
- David M., born bef 1831
- Amos, born bef 1831
- Samuel, born aft 1831
- Mary, born ca 1835
- Magdalena “Matty,” born ca 1837
Daniel Hoover Jr., second son of Daniel Hoover, accepted the property. On 27 Mar 1852 he paid 9 of his siblings—Benjamin Huber, Catharine Swartly, Abraham M. Hoover, Jacob Huber, Henry Huber, Susan Huber, and John Kendig (guardian for Mary, Samuel and Matty)—$63.27 for their share of the estate.[3] He also sold the property on this date to Abraham Harnish, a neighbor. On 5 May 1852, he paid his other siblings—John, Christian, Anna Newcomer, David and Amos—their share of the estate.[4]
David M. Huber was of Henry County, Indiana when he signed the release in 1852.[5]
Mary M. Huber signed a release to John Kendig, her former guardian, on 5 Apr 1856 after she reached full age (21 years).[6] She was of West Lampeter Township at the time.
Susanna Huber, Daniel’s widow, died in 1870 in East Hempfield Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.[7] Her son Benjamin and daughter Magdalena were also deceased by 26 Mar 1870. The following heirs signed a release to their brother Abraham M. Huber, executor of their mother’s will: Christian M. Huber, David M. Huber, Mary Kreider, Henry M. Huber, Catharine Swartley, Amos M. Huber, John M. Huber, Susan M. Huber, Anna Newcomer, Jacob Huber, Samuel M. Huber, and Daniel Huber. At the time Christian M. Huber was in Richland County, Illinois. David M. Huber was in Henry County, Indiana, as he had been in 1852. Henry M. Huber was in Greene County, Ohio. And John M. Huber was in Wells County, Indiana. All the rest of the children were still in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
UPDATE!: Daniel may be the Daniel Hoover, born 24 Jan 1782 and died 26 Aug 1851 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, son of Johannes Huber and Barbara Veit/Feit.
Footnotes
- Daniel Huber household, 1850 United States Federal Census, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, population schedule, Conestoga Township, page 294B, dwelling 619, family 626, lines 6-9; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 787 ↩
- John Hoover et al to Abraham Hoover (1852), Lancaster County Deed Book E8:352-353 ↩
- Benjamin Hoover et al to Daniel Hoover (1852), Lancaster County Deed Book X7:133 ↩
- John Hoover et al to Abraham Hoover (1852), Lancaster County Deed Book E8:352-353 ↩
- John Hoover et al to Abraham Hoover (1852), E:352-353 ↩
- Mary M. Huber to John Kendig Gdn (1856), Lancaster County Deed Book L8:628-629 ↩
- Susanna Huber’s Legatees to Susanna Huber’s Executors (1870), Lancaster County Deed Book Y9:628-629 ↩
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