[74-19] JACOB HEEBNER, b 1781; d Apr. 8, 1837; s Philip and Elizabeth (Weiss) Heebner [74-5]; m CATHERINE YOUNG, b July 7, 1778; d Apr. 20, 1860. Tavern Keeper; lived in Montg. Co., Pa.
Children (7):
On June 10, 1843, Catharine Heebner of Conshohocken, widow, made a conveyance to Jacob Garber and wife, Anna (late Anna Heebner) of Upper Providence. The following are listed:
Thomas J. Gross and wife, Catharine (late Catharine Heebner), Upper Providence.
Charles Heebner, Conshohocken.
William Heebner, West Stockbridge, Mass.
Jacob Heebner died intestate on March 8, 1837, leaving a widow and issue, viz.: Abraham, Charles, William, and Catharine. [Deed Book, Norristown 62:535.] Extracts from Court Records at Norristown, Pa.
On March 19, 1834, Charles Heebner of Trappe, millwright, made a conveyance to Thomas J. Gross of Upper Providence. [D. B. 62: 537,]
On July 11, 1835, Jacob Heebner of Trappe and wife, Catharine, innkeeper, made a conveyance to John Fry and others, trustees. [D.B. 51:419.]
On Apr. 19, 1841, Jacob Heebner and wife, Barbara, of Upper Salford, made a conveyance to Charles Preller of Upper Providence of 42 acres.
On Apr. 20, 1860, Catharine Heebner, late of Upper Providence, died in said township. Her will was probated May 10, 1860. Testatrix left four children, viz.: Charles Heebner, William Heebner, Anna, wife of Jacob Garber, and Catharine, widow of Thomas J. Gross. She held land in the village of Trappe. Charles Heebner was the executor. [Norristown Wills 74:30.|
On June 4, 1844, Charles Heebner of Trappe, intending shortly to leave for Europe, gives letter of attorney to his brother, William, to have general management of his interests in Bridgeport during his absence. [Misc. 6:128.]