Anna Stoner

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Birth

• Date: 1756
• Location: Coventry Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, British Empire

Immediate Ancestors

• Father: Johannes Steiner Jr
• Mother: Anna Light

Immediate Descendants

With Samuel Danner:

• Susannah Danner (born April 2, 1778 and married John Galada (Colida))
• Elizabeth Danner (born September 30, 1779 and married John Ritenour on October 2, 1803 in Virginia)
• Jacob Danner (born May 1, 1781, married Betsy Evans on March 25, 1813 in Muhlenberg County, KY)
• Hanna Danner (born November 6, 1782, married Joshua M. Cain and died in 1840 in Indiana)
• Samuel Danner Jr
• David Danner (born March 22, 1786, married Catherine Fesler on March 22, 1806, died 1843 in Indiana)
• Anna Danner (born March 29, 1788 and married Jacob Ritenour on February 24, 1807 in Shenandoah County, VA)
• John Danner (born May 13, 1789, married Nellie Wood and later Mary Keel on September 12, 1820 in Switzerland County, IN)
• Joseph Danner (born November 19, 1791, married Barbara Keel on April 17, 1821 in Switzerland County, IN)
• Isaac Danner (born April 12, 1794 and married a woman named Moyer and later Sarah D. Porter on August 24, 1848 in Switzerland County, IN. He died in 1879.)
• Solomon Danner (born August 26, 1796 and married Mary Shaver on June 17, 1817 in Sussex County, VA and later another named Smith. He died in 1857.)
• Katherine Danner (born June 10, 1799 and married George Walters.)

Marriages

• Samuel Danner (married 10 Jun 1777 in Maryland)

Death

• Date: UNKNOWN
• Location: near Braytown, Indiana

Biographical Information

• Anna moved to Maryland about age 10.
• Anna and her husband Samuel suffered a great deal during the Revolution due to their Dunker pacifism, even to the extent of having their Maryland land confiscated.
• After moving back and forth between North Carolina and Maryland they removed to Muhlenberg County, KY in 1792 where Samuel became an itinerant preacher.

References

• Email from frankllight@hotmail.com 2007-07-08 16:18:45 UTC
  • Including attachment: LightBook.pdf

Notes

• Father Johannes Steiner Jr also known as John Stoner