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Susannah m. (1) Stoffel Bower and (2) Jacob Hench (1761-1813). She had six children with Jacob Hench between 1792 and 1802 - he died in 1830. Stoffel Bower is also known as Christopher Bauer.
http://homepage.mac.com/feja66/tree/ps02/ps02_479.html offers:
Susannah and Jacob "had six children:
"Mary (Polly) Hench (1792-1869), married Peter Brackbill
"Nancy Hench (9/18/1794-11/25/1831), married Jacob Groninger, 1819
"John Hench (8/14/1796-4/14/1866) While a child, John moved with his parents from Perry County to Turbett Township in Juniata County. In 1824, he married Margaret Groninger, the daughter of Leonard Groninger, Jr. and Barbara May. They had nine children: Eliza Ann, Mary Jane, Martha Eleanor, John H., Stewart Turbett, Caroline E., Cyrus M., Margaretha B., and Sarah Malinda Hench. John died on April 14, 1866, and Margaret on March 28, 1893. They are buried in the Church Hill Cemetery.
"Zachariah Rice Hench (6/10/1798-5/19/1877) Zachariah was a carpenter and building contractor. With the help of his brothers, he built many large barns and bridges throughout the area, which were widely recognized for their craftsmanship and quality of construction. During the construction of a bridge across the Juniata River at Lewistown, a sudden flood destroyed the structure, washing it down the river. His losses were so great that Zachariah was never again able to bid on such large contracts. He married Eleanor Stevens in 1820.
"Peter Hench (7/27/1800-?) Peter operated a fulling mill at the foot of Tuscarora Mountain in south- western Turbett Township. Around 1830, he enlarged the mill and converted it into a foundry, for the manufacturing of farm implements. Peter was first married to Mary Stewart, who died giving birth to their child. He later married Sidney Strouse, daughter of Philip Strouse, and the widow of John McConnell.
"Abigail Hench (1802-1876), Married Armstrong Calhoun, 1827
"Johann Jacob Hench died on May 6, 1813, and was buried in the Church Hill Cemetery. Susannah later married Christopher Bauer. After Christopher's death, she returned to live among her children in Juniata County until she died, on Janury 12, 1856."
"Flickinger Family History," 1927, reports "Susan was six in 1777 when Gen. Washington, calling at their home in Chester County, Pa., lifted her in an appreciative way to his knee."
[48945] Matilda is daughte of Amos Treadwell (1831-1903) & Julia E. Worcester (1838-1863; m. ca 1857 in Penobscot Co., ME).