Nickolaus II de Joder Yoder

Birth5 Oct 1673 - Ortbuhl Farm, Steffisburg,Canton of Bern, Switzerland

Death15 Apr 1739 - Weidenthal, Bad Durkheim, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany

MotherBarbara Ochsenbein Oxenbein

FatherAdam Jotter de Yoder

Born in Ortbuhl Farm, Steffisburg,Canton of Bern, Switzerland on 5 Oct 1673 to Adam Jotter de Yoder and Barbara Ochsenbein Oxenbein. Nickolaus II de Joder Yoder married Anna Maria Juliana Catharina and had 10 children. He passed away on 15 Apr 1739 in Weidenthal, Bad Durkheim, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany.

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Parents

Adam Jotter De Yoder
1650 - 1700

Barbara Ochsenbein Oxenbein
1647 - 1703

Spouse(s)

Anna Maria Juliana Catharina
1670 - Unknown

Anne Marie Lehmann
1684 - 1749

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Anna Maria Susanna Yoder
1728 - Unknown

Johann Albrecht Yoder
1725 - Unknown

Johann Jakob Yoder
1730 - Unknown

Henry De Yoder Joder
1739 - 1816

Conrad Yoder
1730 - 1790

Daniel Joder
1721 - 1739

Eve De Yoder Joder
Unknown - Unknown

Maria Yoder
1723 - Unknown

Nicolas Joder
1722 - 1722

Johann Melchior Yoder
1736 - 1822

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