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Anna Hernley

Birth15 Jun 1737 - Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
Death15 Mar 1812 - Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
MotherCatherine Hirschi/Hersche/Hershey
FatherUlrich Hernley (Hörnli)

Born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States on 15 Jun 1737 to Ulrich Hernley (Hörnli) and Catherine Hirschi/Hersche/Hershey. Anna Hernley married Bishop Christian (Rhode) Hershey+ and had 9 children. She passed away on 15 Mar 1812 in Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Parents
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Ulrich Hernley (Hörnli)
1710 - 1784
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Catherine Hirschi/hersche/hershey
1715 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Bishop Christian (Rhode) Hershey+
1719 - 1782
Children Show all
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John Hershey
1775 - 1865
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Esther Hershey
1769 - 1824
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Christian Hershey
1762 - 1840
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Benjamin Hershey
1768 - 1842
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Magdalena Hershey
1765 - 1845
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Isaac Hernley Hershey
1773 - 1831
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Veronica (Annie) Hershey
1766 - 1826
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Peter Hershey
1777 - 1822
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Catherine Hershey
1764 - 1840

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