Jacob Springer

Birth10 Feb 1750 - New Castle, New Castle, Delaware, United States

Death17 Apr 1817 - Pike Run, Washington, Pennsylvania, United States

MotherMaria Mary Bishop

FatherJames "Jacob" Springer

Born in New Castle, New Castle, Delaware, United States on 10 Feb 1750 to James "Jacob" Springer and Maria Mary Bishop. Jacob Springer married Margaret Gregg and had 13 children. He passed away on 17 Apr 1817 in Pike Run, Washington, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Parents

James "Jacob" Springer
1703 - 1763

Maria Mary Bishop
1713 - 1790

Spouse(s)

Margaret Gregg
1750 - 1852

Catherine Springer
1742 - Unknown

Margaret Barbara "Peggy" Albaugh
1796 - 1855

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James Springer
1776 - 1828

Margaret (Peggy) Springer
1788 - 1872

William Springer
1796 - 1874

John Gregg Springer
1785 - 1869

Elizabeth (Betsy) Springer
1791 - 1872

Nancy Ann Springer
1795 - 1828

Mary Springer
1791 - 1872

Polly Springer
1791 - 1872

Elizabeth Springer
1775 - 1841

Jacob Springer
1790 - 1826

Sarah Springer
1782 - 1856

Susannah Springer
1793 - 1828

Anna Magdalena Springer
1788 - 1815

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