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Mary Magdalene Moser Butcher
1773 – 1839
| Birth | 1773 |
| Death | 1839 |
| Cemetery | Bold Cemetery Monroe County , Indiana , USA |
| Added by | TOlson on 01 Sep 2012 |
| FaG | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/38161513 |
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Birth year is approximate. Death year was 1838 or 1839. Double click on photo to enlarge image.
Bio
Mary was the daughter of Georg Fredrich Moser, Sr. and Maria Barbara Lieser. Mary's father, "Frederick" Moser, Sr., was born on 03 Mar 1722 in Breitenau, Middle Franken (now Bavaria), Germany. His name sometimes appears in old records as Johann Fredrich Moser. Frederick came to the American Colonies with his parents, Johann Martin Moser and Margaretha Schwembaur, when he was 6-years-old. They traveled on board the James Goodwill and arrived on 11 Sep 1728. Mary's mother, "Barbary" Lieser, was born about 1731 in Alsace, Switzerland. She was the daughter of Benedict, Sr. and Barbara Lieser. Their surname sometimes appears as Loscher, Luser and many other variations. Barbary came to the Colonies at the age of 7 with her parents on 03 Sep 1739 aboard a ship called the Robert and Alice of Dublin . Frederick and Barbary were married on 22 Apr 1750 at New Hanover Lutheran Church in New Hanover Township, Montgomery County in the Pennsylvania Colony. Their oldest child, Jacob Moser, was born there about 1751. [See below for a complete list of Mary's siblings and their approximate birth/death years.] The Moser family moved from Pennsylvania to Orange County, North Carolina around 1763. About that time, Frederick became a co-founder of St. Paul Lutheran Church, which was located near their new home. Born in the Colony of North Carolina, Mary Magdalene was the 13th of the Mosers' 14 children. At least 2 of Mary's brothers, Michael and Abraham Moser, fought in the Revolutionary War. Mary married Barnabas Butcher about 1793 in Johnson County, Tennessee. Her mother, Barbary, died 3 years after Mary's marriage, and her father, Frederick, died around March of 1800. Both parents died in Orange County, North Carolina where they had decided to remain as several of their children chose to move west with other early pioneers. Mary and Barnabas were the parents of 11 children, all born in Tennessee. Mary and her husband eventually moved to Monroe County, Indiana in the 1820's or 1830's. At the time of her death, Mary was about 66-years-old. She was survived by her husband, Barnabas, who passed away in 1843. Children: 7 sons, 4 daughters. Mother of: • Daniel Butcher, Sr. • Solomon Butcher • Elizabeth Ellen Butcher Boruff • Richard Marion Butcher (1805-1837) • Jacob A. Butcher, Sr. • Levi Butcher • Charity Butcher Owsley (1813-1836) [ see spouse ] • David Henry Butcher • Mary Butcher Flora • Sarah A. Butcher Smallwood • John B. Butcher Mary Magdalene's siblings: • Jacob Moser (1751- after 1819) • Catherine "Caty" Moser Kimbro (1752- after 1807) • Michael Moser (1754-1828) • Abraham Moser, Sr. (1756-1836) • John "Philip" Moser (1758-1840) • Jürg Frederick "George" Moser (1760-1760) • Maria Barbara "Barbary" Moser Hoffman (1760-1822) • Nicholas Moser (1762- about 1821) • Maria Anna Moser Metzger Keck (1764-1851) • John Moser (1766-1825) • Elizabeth Eva "Lizzie" Moser Sharp (1768-1821) • Frederick Moser, Jr. (1771-1839) • Evelyn "Eva" Moser Sharp (1775-1822)
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- Daniel Butcher Sr 1794–1862
- Solomon Butcher 1797–1869
- Elizabeth Ellen Butcher Boruff 1799–1859
- Jacob A. Butcher Sr 1806–1861
- Levi J Butcher Sr 1812–1883
- David Henry Butcher 1814–1857
- Mary Butcher Flora 1815–1895
- Sarah Ann Butcher Smallwood 1816–1855
- John B. Butcher 1821–1887
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