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Amanda Witwer

Birth25 Dec 1835 - Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Death17 Jul 1885 - Clark County, Ohio
MotherCatharine Erb
FatherDAVID Witwer

Born in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania on 25 Dec 1835 to DAVID Witwer and Catharine Erb. Amanda Witwer married Benjamin Franklin Newcomer and had 11 children. She passed away on 17 Jul 1885 in Clark County, Ohio.

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Parents
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David Witwer
1808 - 1898
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Catharine Erb
1810 - 1852
Spouse(s)
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Benjamin Franklin Newcomer
1828 - 1906
Children Show all
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Emma Catharine Newcomer
1857 - 1949
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Elizabeth "Lizzie" Newcomer
1866 - 1928
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Anna Mary Newcomer
1859 - 1965
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Benjamin Herr Newcomer
1873 - 1955
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Franklin C. Newcomer
1862 - 1931
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Charlotte Isabell "Lottie" Newcomer
1879 - 1921
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Minnie Amanda Newcomer
1868 - 1956
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Susan "Susie" Newcomer
1870 - 1949
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Harriet "Hattie" Newcomer
1875 - 1963
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John G Newcomer
1873 - 1890
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David Christian Newcomer
1855 - 1945

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