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John Custer

Birth14 Oct 1735 - Worcester,Montgomery,Pennsylvania,USA
Death22 Feb 1794 - Whitpain,Montgomery,Pennsylvania,USA
MotherAnna Godshalk
FatherPeter Custer

Born in Worcester,Montgomery,Pennsylvania,USA on 14 Oct 1735 to Peter Custer and Anna Godshalk. John Custer married Mary Umstead and had 15 children. He passed away on 22 Feb 1794 in Whitpain,Montgomery,Pennsylvania,USA.

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Parents
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Peter Custer
1700 - 1768
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Anna Godshalk
1706 - 1768
Spouse(s)
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Mary Umstead
1735 - 1819
Children Show all
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Ezekiel Umstead Custer
1766 - 1832
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Jacob Styer Custer
1786 - 1814
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Margaret Umstead Custer
1759 - Unknown
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Alse Umstead Custer
1773 - 1830
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Elizabeth Custer
1762 - Unknown
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Rebecca Custer
1791 - 1872
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Mary Custer
1772 - 1830
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Isaac Custer
1781 - 1832
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Paul Custer
1784 - 1832
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Hannah Umstead Custer
1777 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Custer
1788 - 1819
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John (Umstead) Custer
1779 - 1847
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Alfe Else Custer
1773 - Unknown
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Joel Umstead Custer
1770 - Unknown
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Jesse Custer
1767 - Unknown

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