Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families (1923)
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David Wagener and Rosanna (Rosina) Beidleman [196-7]

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[196-7] DAVID WAGENER, b Nov., 1770; d Mar. 19, 1854; s David and Susanna (Umstead) Wagener [196-2]; m ROSANNA (ROSINA) BEIDLEMAN, b 1775; d Aug. 9, 1848.

Children (11):

1. Mary, b 1797; d Mar. 14, 1865; m Joseph Herster.
2. Henry, b 1799; d Jan. 18, 1841; aged 42 yr., 3 mo., 3 wks., 5 da.
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3. Sarah, b Oct. 12, 1800; d Oct. 11 (14),.1873; m Joseph Howell.
4. David, b 1802; d 1805. ,
5. Valentine, b 1805; d Sept. 2, 1836; aged 31 yr., 10 mo., 5 da.
6. Susanna, b Jan. 15, 1807; d Apr. 20, 1840; m John Howell.
7. Elizabeth, b 1809; d July 18, 1881; m William Ricker.
8. Sabina, b 1811; d Jan. 27, 1868; unm.
9. William, b 1814; d Sept. 14, 1850 (1854); m Sarah —————
10. Rosanna, b 1835; d 1894 [Eyerman]. [Date of birth evidently incorrect. |
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11. Jacob, b May 28, 1817; d Dec. 23, 1879; m Margaret .

In the will of David Wagener, probated Mar. 7, 1854, we find the following items: “To my daughter, Sabina, $1700 for kindness shown to her mother and me to be in trust for her; she is also to get $300 more than any of the other children, and to have the right to dispose of the same if without issue, and if not disposed of to revert to her brothers and sisters; she is also to have all household furniture. Of the residue 14 to go to Joseph Herster, in trust for my daughter, Mary, wife of Joseph Herster, to be divided among her heirs after her death: 14 to Joseph Howell, husband of my daughter, Sarah; l4 to daughter, Elizabeth, wife of William Ricker; 14 to my friend, Jacob Wagner, in trust for my son, Jacob B. Wagner. $300 to my daughter in law, Sarah, wife of my son William Wagner, deceased.”

He also provides for removing the bodies of his wife, his sons, Henry and Valentine, and daughter, Susanna, to the New Cemetery. The body of his deceased son, William, if brought from California, is to be also buried in one of his lots.

In a codicil he gives his daughter Sabina $2400 outright.

‘Hon. David D. Wagener, and Samuel Yohe were members of the Hickory Club formed Aug. 20, 1820, to advance the election of Gen. Andrew Jackson to the presidency.” [Newspaper Clipping.]

Parents’ family: [196-2] David Wagener

Children’s own families:

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