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Peter Eveland

Birth1751 - Sussex County, New Jersey, USA
Death4 March 1836 - Columbia County, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherAnna Rosina Wohleben
FatherFrederick Eveland

Born in Sussex County, New Jersey, USA on 1751 to Frederick Eveland and Anna Rosina Wohleben. Peter Eveland married Rebecca Ophelia (1752) Hendershot and had 14 children. He passed away on 4 March 1836 in Columbia County, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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Frederick Eveland
1720 - 1787
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Anna Rosina Wohleben
1721 - 1785
Spouse(s)
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Rebecca Ophelia (1752) Hendershot
1752 - 1857
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Elizabeth Dennet Fritts Eveland
1792 - 1867
Children Show all
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Peter Eveland
1781 - 1856
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David (1801) Eveland
1801 - 1820
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Daniel Eveland
1791 - 1862
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Margaret Eveland
1778 - 1858
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John Eveland
1772 - 1829
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Jacob Eveland
1785 - 1868
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Joseph Eveland
1773 - 1831
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Anna Eveland
1792 - 1832
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George Eveland
1773 - 1829
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Sophia Eveland Creveling
1775 - 1858
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Abraham Eveland
1794 - Unknown
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John Eveland
1806 - Unknown
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Christianna (Christy) Ann Eveland
1826 - 1923
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Eley Eveland
1818 - Unknown

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