Barbara Euler

Birth1719 - St Lukes Parish, Rowan, North Carolina, USA

Death1764 - River, Cleveland, North Carolina, United States

MotherAnna Margaret Gemelcks

FatherPetrus Johan Conrad David Euler (Iller, Iler, Oyler, Eyler,Eiler) (8GGF) (Immigrant abt 1679

Born in St Lukes Parish, Rowan, North Carolina, USA on 1719 to Petrus Johan Conrad David Euler (Iller, Iler, Oyler, Eyler,Eiler) (8GGF) (Immigrant abt 1679 and Anna Margaret Gemelcks. Barbara Euler married Lawrence Snapp and had 8 children. She passed away on 1764 in River, Cleveland, North Carolina, United States.

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Parents

Petrus Johan Conrad David Euler (Iller, Iler, Oyler, Eyler,eiler) (8Ggf) (Immigrant Abt 1679
1675 - 1751

Anna Margaret Gemelcks
1686 - 1763

Spouse(s)

Lawrence Snapp
1711 - 1771

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Margaret Snap
1749 - 1815

Catherina Anna Schnepp
1744 - 1837

Lorentz "Lawrence" Schnepp/snapp
1740 - 1786

Christian Snap
1745 - Unknown

Christina Snapp
1748 - Unknown

Johannes "John" Schnepp/snapp
1738 - 1759

Barbara Schnepp
1750 - 1797

Elisabeth Schnepp
1743 - 1774

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