Family Group Sheet
NameJohn Imler
Birth10 Aug 1827, Ohio
Death19 Dec 1876, Fenville, Allegan Co., Michigan
BurialRowe Cem., Cheshire twp, Allegan Co., MI
FatherMr. Imler
Marriage10 Nov 1850, Montgomery Co., Ohio
SpouseMary Heeter, Half 1C5R
Birth25 Jun 1834, Montgomery Co., Ohio
Death4 Oct 1914, Manlius twp, Allegan Co., Michigan
BurialRowe Cem., Cheshire twp, Allegan Co., Michigan
FatherJohn Heeter (1787-1864)
MotherRuth Bryan (1793-1844)
Children
1 MBryon Jefferson Imler, Half 2C4R
Birth14 Oct 1852, Montgomery Co., Ohio
Death13 Oct 1854, Wabash Co., Indiana
2 FLaura Jane Imler, Half 2C4R
Birth10 May 1854, Wabash Co., Indiana
SpouseJames Withrow
3 FJessie Ellen Imler, Half 2C4R
Birth10 Aug 1856, Liberty Mills, Wabash Co., Indiana
Death10 Apr 1929, Salem, Marion Co., Oregon
SpouseCharles Edward Wilcox
4 MAlbert E. Imler, Half 2C4R
Birth1860, Wabash Co., Indiana
SpouseMiss Paige
5 FMary Lina Imler, Half 2C4R
Birth1866, Allegan Co., Michigan
SpouseMr. Paige
6 MJohn Charles Imler, Half 2C4R
Birth1868, Allegan Co., Michigan
SpouseHarriet Effie Morley
Notes for John Imler
John was a blacksmith by trade.
All descendants entered from John Imler & Mary Heeter, including their notes, are imported from a GEDCOM file sent to me by Cynthia Dahl, cdahl@jump.net or cdahlor@aol.com (she is in this database as Cynthia Ann Mills.)
All descendants entered from John Imler & Mary Heeter, including their notes, are imported from a GEDCOM file sent to me by Cynthia Dahl, cdahl@jump.net or cdahlor@aol.com (she is in this database as Cynthia Ann Mills.)
Notes for Mary Heeter
Mary and her husband John moved to Michigan in 1865. In a letter dated Jan 25, 1874 to her brother Ira, Mary writes deploring the Michigan social scene, where ballroom dances are more frequent than church meetings:
Dear Brother and Sister
i think it has been a long time since i heard from you i out to write oftener and then i mite expect to here from you sometimes i neglect writing very much i know we are all well at present may theas few lines finde you and your famley enjoying the same good blessing we have not had a very hard winter here so far we have had but litle snow compaired to others winters sience we have been here
Dear Brother and Sister
i think it has been a long time since i heard from you i out to write oftener and then i mite expect to here from you sometimes i neglect writing very much i know we are all well at present may theas few lines finde you and your famley enjoying the same good blessing we have not had a very hard winter here so far we have had but litle snow compaired to others winters sience we have been here
