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State of Service: PA
Qualifying Service: Patriotic Service
The following biography of Stephen Reppert was published anonymously at findagrave.com. I am not the author.
Listed as "Stephen" Reppert in the cemetery book.
Info below about Reppert family:
Anna Catharine (Reppert) Eckenrode was a fourth generation descendant of three generations of Reppert men in America named Stephen. Stephen Reppert(1), her great grandfather, was born on 24th December 1703 in Bonfeld, Kraichgau District, Germany (Now Bad Rappenau- located at 4913 N. Laditude 0907E longitude, 33 miles North of Stuttgart, Germany). He was the son of Linenweaver, Melchior Reppert (1668-27th April 1731) and his wife Barbara (Surname unknown 1671-6th February 1721). ("Eighteenth Century Immigrants," Annette Kunselman Burgert; Pennsylvania German Society; 1983; Volume 1 , page 283). Sources: William Kirkpatrick Vol I and 2 published by Chris Pelikan 1987
Submitter's note: Information by the Andreas Greth Papal document show a "Anne Replairiene" as one of the 25 signatures. A later Surname shows up as "Repplier" of those families who later settled in the City of Reading, PA. The Replairiene or Repplier a French Surname maybe the later surname that show up as "Reppert" in the mostly German settled area of St. Paul's Mission at Most Blessed Sacrament Church Bally, PA.
Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 24 March 2020), memorial page for Stephen Reppert (24 Dec 1703–3 Nov 1783), Find A Grave Memorial no. 34554398, citing Most Blessed Sacrament Church Cemetery, Bally, Berks County, Pennsylvania, USA ; Maintained by Joseph (contributor 46929160) .
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