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Anna Yoder

Birth23 July 1808 - Somerset County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death5 Jul 1848 - LaGrange County, Indiana
MotherMagdalena "Mattie" Troyer
FatherChristian Yoder

Born in Somerset County, Pennsylvania, USA on 23 July 1808 to Christian Yoder and Magdalena "Mattie" Troyer. Anna Yoder married John B Borntreger and had 8 children. She passed away on 5 Jul 1848 in LaGrange County, Indiana.

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Parents
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Christian Yoder
1758 - 1838
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Magdalena "Mattie" Troyer
1760 - 1843
Spouse(s)
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John B Borntreger
1805 - 1891
Children Show all
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Magdalena Bontrager
1832 - 1928
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Joseph J Borntrager
1830 - 1921
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Barbara Bontrager
1837 - 1886
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John J. Bontrager
1834 - 1910
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Manasses J Bontrager
1843 - 1934
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Daniel J Bontrager
1842 - 1922
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Anna Bontrager
1846 - 1896
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Christian J Bontrager
1826 - 1908

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