Display Patriot - P-333245 - Valentine SCHERER

Valentine SCHERER

SAR Patriot #: P-333245

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State of Service: PA      Qualifying Service: Patriotic Service

Birth: abt 1725 / / Germany
Death: abt Nov 1789 / Montgomery / PA

Qualifying Service Description:

Paid PA Supply Tax, 1781


Additional References:

Effective Supply Tax of the City of Philadelphia 1781, pg 29


Spouse: Maria Catherina Jungling
Children: Gertrout; Margaretha; Elizabeth;
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2008-11-12 MD 33333 Christos Christou Jr (130571) Elizabeth   
Location:
Trappe / Montgomery / PA / USA
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Author: Christos Christou Jr

Valentine Scherer was born abt 1725 in Germany, the son of unknown parents.

He married Maria Catherina Jungling in 1745, and they had nine children:

  1. Gertraut.
  2. Margretha.
  3. Elizabeth.
  4. Catherine.
  5. Mary.
  6. Johannes.
  7. Susanna.
  8. Barbara.
  9. Magdalena.

During the American Revolution, he paid a supply tax in 1781 for the support of troops.

The patriot died about November 1789 in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.


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