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After this project is complete we can begin manually correcting these texts a make them available as presentable articles Choose an issue. See here for the pdf version (scanned images) of this issue.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Nafzger Heritage News Vol III No 1 Raw OCR - 7/1/04 Please see pdf version for original image http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nafzger/NHN/NHNvIIIn1.pdf -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I p t I J VtII.. I I . “‘ .JI 2 • 19 NAFZGER FAMILY IN SWITZERLAND IN 1600’S Much of the i,f on the Meichior Na faisily from Switzori COMMENDATION was provided through the kindness of Rev Samuel Natz3er of Dedh. Mass. Rev. Nafzger visited Thierachern, Switze and the cir where his grandfarier, 5’inuel Nafzger was I,aptised and confirmed. He wi allowed ,re.Iit to ‘i . wJ Deimar to peruse the church records and follow thct branch of the Nafzger family swal of S-Ii New York back to the time of them coiiiing to Switzerland from Germany during the for senc crr.sijerabl? mater Thirty Year War. The Nsf zger family history is prefaced with this Inrr,— ia on tie fami’iee ‘ Joseph ductiou from i Nafzgev. li. iTlie family line connects ‘According to entries in the old Thun record,, the to John ani Christian Nafziger Nafzger famil’, originated in Uerteeribe Germany. wh entered the i;.S in 1850 and It appears that thcy left their land it the out— settled ifl tile kped.ile area. break of the Thirty Year War and settled in Swit zerland. although this cannot be established abqot— utely.At any rate, those members of the re—settled A wealth of material and a dons— Nafzger family In Thun appear to have died out in tion from VILAS NAFZ1CER of the year 1863. According to present day standards Mluier. Illinois. Vilas is a the entries in the old church roles leave Inuch to direct descendant of two sepa— be desired, with the result that gaps in the lam— ardte afzger lines. ily tree were not able to be avoided. The missing death and wedding dates are to be explainol, first Thanks to SEN SUTTER OF Chicago, of all that the exact death role begins only in . for considerable material on the the year 1724,and secondly by the fact th:it a num— Sutter families that cross the ber of dependents of the Nafzger family in Nafziger line of the Hopedale, out of Switzerland to Americe. Other ommisions may Illinois area many times. The stem from the possibility that some individu*ls of material is greatly appreciated. NAFZGFR the included families were drafted into military service and were killed in battle”. The relationship between the Pictured above is Rev. We pick up the Nafzger story by discovering that Nafzigers and the Litwillers be— Samuel Nafzger of I)ed— Meichior Nafzger must have been born in the early 1600’s. He was married to Anna Schmocker. They arc came clearer as a result of the ham, Mass. We commend him material sent to us by Mrs. Fan— for his effort in tracing the parents of Christian(born 1649), Margaret(born nie Litwiller of Hopedale, 1111— his family line to 1600. 1632, Zacharius(born 1635), Hans(born 1644), mis. ‘tiny thanks for the help. -- oro 1646), Melchoir(born 1638), Vernena (horn 1637, and Mathjas(born 1637) This Nafzger family has the distinction of being able to NAFZGER HERITAGE NEWS TO SUBSCRIPTION IN 197 trace their ancestnr back eleven generations. It was Daniel(1836— _________________ 1910)who is a seventh generation member of the Melchoir Nafzger The Nafzger Heritage News is family, that emigrated to the Moving to the subscription establishing two methods of ac— United States in 1887. Daniel approach is one that we tried to quiring a one year subscription moved all of his family except avoid but found it not possible One method is to send a $5.00 for one older son to the U.S. because of increasing operating check to the News which is the and Settled in Green County,Wia— losses. Inflationary increases subscription price for one year. consin. He married Katherine in everything from ink to repair The other method is to send in— Bauman (1834—1879) and they were of equipment coupled with the formation on your family line the parents of Gotifred, ( doubling of paper Costs and pos— to the News by completing the lied, Samuel, John, Annie, Kath— tage increases made the donation information form found on page erine, and Mary. plan unworkable. The operating seven of this issue. A one year losses were rapidly increasing, subscription to the News will not decreasing. It was only a be granted to donors of Nafzger HARLEY NOZIGER matter of time before the paper information. Please remember The Naftzgers of Grafton had a was insolvent. We are confident though, that while information that we can turn it around thr— is vital to the News, it alone most interesting visitor in ough the subscription approach. cannot support the Cost of pub— their household in September. It pu was HARLEY NOFZIGER of Archbold, Ohio. (Continued on Page Three) VOL. III, No. THE NAFZGER HERITAGE NEWS JANUARY 2, 1975 Publisher Clair E N Editor Ka thy Naft zger The list found on page four represent a list of Nafzgers who have either contributed dona tions or information to the News over the past three years. If you have sent us a donation, you will be entitled to a one year or longer subscription, depen ding on the donation. All of names on page four have been placed on the subscription list. The list may not be complete. The project kept growing into something involving quite a num ber of letters and lots of in formation. Thus, some of the early record keeping procedures proved faulty as different types of errors unfolded. The very nature of the growth of the pro ject and the fact that it was developed as only a hobby with no paid help opens up the pos sibility that the list may not be complete or in error. We hope our readers will forgive us for the errors and write to tell us of any omission to the list. We do not intend to exclude anyone who has helped the News to date. We will adjust all mis takes. NAFTZGERS ON T. V. Nafzgers who live in the Cleveland, Ohio viewing area may have had the opportunity to see their family name being discussed on the Channel 8 News cast. Kathleen and Clair Naft— zger appeared on the news to explain the scope of our news letter and the work being done by Nafzgers throughout the U.S. Considerable interest was ex pressed by the interviewer in the idea of a national family reunion. It is amazing how Nafzgers thr oughout the United States and Canada have responded to our newsletter. We began publishing the newsletter about two years ago and since that time we have uncovered the whereabouts of 2,000 direct Nafzger descend—— ants living in the U.S. We fig ure that there are probably only about 4,000 or 5,000 living des cendants. We have letters from approximately 800 hundred of them. We have collected infor mation on 30,000 Nafzger descend ants, both living and deceased. Thank you for your support. We are unhappy about the dis continuation of the free mail ing because it will slow down our contact with the direct des cendants of the Nafzgers. We be lieve that given enough time and the free mailings that contact with most of the Nafzger direct line descendants in the United States could have been made. So in a few years, we expect to be back with another plan for free mailing so that progress identifying the direct descend ants can continue. As a result of the newsletter we found that the large four by eight feet wall charts are quite saleable for use on walls in fam ily—recreation rooms and/or at family reunions. We have had a number of requests for the charts but we are not in a position to make them for anyone except our selves as we record the informa tion. Thus, It is our intention to figure Out a way to make the charts for sale and use any pro fit to finance the NAFZGER HER ITAGE NEWS This may be a pro ject which will take up to two years to complete. As usual, Carroll Nafziger of Mininer, Illinois has forwarded considerable material on the Naf— zigers of the Hopedale area that extablishes the exact relation ship of the Nafzigers, Millers, Eglis, Yoder families.Hundreds of new families can be added to the chart of the two brothers, John and Christian who entered the United States as a result of the great Interest in genealogy on the part of the Hopedale Naf— zigers. A nice card of thanks from WILL— lAX M NOFFSINGER of Madisonville, Kentucky. SCHEDULE OF FUTURE ISSUES We will following in future attempt to feature the Nafzger family lines issues of the News March 1975 issue — Vol III, No.1 PETER NAFFZIGER — who lived at Groversheim by Kirkheim, Bolen, Germany. Peter descendants re present a substantial family line that accounts for many of the Naffzigers presently living in the United States. July 1975 issue — Vol III, No.2 RUDOLPH NAFZGER — who landed in Philadelphia on the ship Phonex in 1749 along with Peter and Matthew—Mathias. Rudolph is the father of John,Catherjne, Esther, Samuel, Andrew, Peter and another son whose name is not known. There is the possibility that there were other £hildren. Sept. 1975 Issue — Vol III, No. 3 A mystery NAFZGER FAMILY line when we uncover a wealth of material through our readers to pass onto other Nafzgers. Dec 1975 issue — Vol III, No. 4 CHRISTIAN NAFZIGER (1777—1849) who was born in Rhine Prussia, Germany and lost his entire for tune during the Napolenic Wars. His widow and children emigrated to the United States and settled in Wayne County, Ohio March 1976 issue — Vol IV, No. 1 PETER NAFFZIGER who was born in Uberau Germany and married to Pheobe Fischer in Hesse Darmstadt, Germany. Peter died in Germany and it was the surviving son of the family of a deceased daughter that emigrated to America. J 1976 issue — Vol IV. No. 2 Another mystery Nafzger family line in which we will be seeking information from our readers so that the family line can be pieced together. Sept. 1976 issue — Vol IV, No. 3 John NAFZIGER who was born in Bushing Lotteriñg, Germany, He emigrated to the United States in the fall of 1837. The route was by the way of New Orleans, up the Mississippi River, then on the Illinois River to Peoria, Illinois. •The ocean was crossed by sailboat, it requiring 43 days to get to New Orleans. We prefer to end the schedule at this date although there are a number of other Nafzger lines that need attention. THE NAFZGER HERITAGE NEWS 12J Edge wood Drive Grafton, Ohio 44044 . S -- PAGE TWO —- .L VOL. II No. 1 THE NAFZGER HERITAGE NEWS JANUARY 2. 197S Continued from Page One LETTERS We are sorry to learn of the Harltv Nofz1 i the author death of LEWIS M. NAFZINCER on of a publ [ which lists the August 18, 1974 of Eariville, many descendants of Christ R. You have no idea what a thrill Maryland. Lewis is the 4th gen— Noizinger, son of Johannes and to receive your letter and chart oration descendant of Peter who *iry(Wyso) Nofziger of Fulton you ever so much. died at sea when he sailed for County, Ohio. The publication is One thing that is puzzling us O America in 1827. an oxcellent effort and Harley is is if the five brother’s name to be commended for his work. The was Nofsker and their parents’ Nows has used the publication name was Nafzger, where does oitiior directly or indirectly your name Naftzger fit in? Also, Enclosed is a donation to help many times for good reference on that means that either their par— with expenses of the Nafzier the ofziger lines in Fulton ents changed the name from Nafz— i News We have enjoyed County. He plans to update his ger to Nofsker or the five bro— receiving copies and want to publication in the near future thers changed it. Well anyway thank you for sending it our way. so we at the Nows are busily put- considering that we did not know We believe a neice would enjoy ting together a chart which we of your wonderful hobby before, receiving the News so have en— hope will help with the project. we are happy to find out about closed her address. We are impressed with his vast it and with all of the new in— storo of knowledge on the Nof— formation we now have. RALPH NAFZGER zigers in Fulton County. We are Enclosed is a check to help Plainview, Texas anxious to help Harley as much with printing costs. as we can so that the information Note: Ralph is a descendant of can be rocorded for future gener— Mr. & Mrs. BEN E NOSKER the Nafzger family line featured ations. With this in mind, we Rancho Palos Vernes, California in this issue of the News. hope to fisit the Fulton County — area after the first of the year. Please send us the family his— Editor’s Note tory of the Joseph Nafziger fam— Your letter makes a good point. ily line who settled in Fulton How can we be sure that the de— County, Ohio Please find enclosed a check to scendants of the Noskers trace help with expenses for the Nafz— to one of the early ones and EARL NAFZIGER ger Heritage News. You will note that it is not a separate name? Archbold, Ohio my husband passed away at the age Anything is possible but we have Editor’s Note of 55 years with cancer. He did checked Rupp’s list of 30,000 Johannes, and children of Val— enjoy reading the paper when he German immigrants entering the entine and Christian (who had was able and well. My sons are port of Philadelphia from the be— settled in Wayne County, Ohio) quite interested in it, too. ginning to about 1810 as well as all moved to Fulton County about Immigrant lists from Boston, New the same time. Thus, I may be MRS. ROY NOFFSINGER York, Baltimore and New Orleans. giving information on the wrong Tipp City, Ohio We cannot come up with any such Joseph Nafziger. If your father name as Noffsker. In addition, is Charles Nafziger; then, I am we haven’t come across the name getting my information from the We enjoy the Heritage News and in the few records we have from right chart. Daniel Jones’ letter inspired me Germany. Also, there were Nafz— Children of Joseph were Christ— to write. My mother, Ida Naf— gers in the area which appear to ian, Peter, Joseph, Magdalena who zinger Breidenbaugh wrote up our connect.They are buried in Centre married a Nafziger from another family history for Glea Richer County, Pennsylvania. line, Jacob, Catherine, and Jon— in “History of the Nafzger Fam— We have another theory which athan. Jacob would have been ily in America. My great great Y work out.Ulrich, who entered your grandfather. Children of grandather’s passport(photostat in 1742 had a son named John. Jacob are Simon, Samuel, Magda— is on page 123). He was married A John Nafzger, who we cannot lena, Emma, Henry, Jacob, Sarah, to Jacobina SchwartzentrUber. to Rudolph, Matthew, Peter or Wilhelm and your father if I have They left the old country(fol Jacob (all entered the U.S. from the correct line. I do not have lowing his imprisement for pre— 1749—1750) appears in 1770—1780 any records of your descendants aching with six children. He tax records and the Census of so I would appreciate hearing died at sea, also one child and Lancaster County. This is just from you so we can update the one was born enroute.He spelled north of where Ulrich lived. We chart. his name Nafziger on the pass— believe your line may find a ____________________ port. His first name was Peter. connection to his family. Enclosed is a donation for the Another name which falls into Nafziger Heritage News which we the same category is the Neftzger enjoy reading. Our family line H. DENNIS REED Fallston, Missouri name. As yet, we haven’t turned traces back to John 0. Nafziger up any of them entering the U.S. one of two brothers to arrive in ___________________ on immigration lists but quite a America as told in Vol. No. 2 number of thnm turn up in north— issue. Christian and Veronica em Kentucky and southwestern Burkey Nafziger were Simon Naf I am sending you a donation for Ohio in the early 1800’s about ziger great grandparents. I am the Nafzger Heritage News. We the same tine Nafzgers were sett— enclosing a complete chart of enjoy the paper very much and 11mg the area. They may connect the family line. hope it can continue. to some Nafzger line too, but we believe this may be a true Ger— SIMON S NAFZIGER MRS. FREDA NOFTSINGER Massillon, Ohio man name. Minier, Illinois —— PA(E THREE —— I VOL. III, No. 1 THE NAFZGER HERITAGE NEWS JAN’JARY 2, 1975 0 N. P. SPRINGER FANNIE NOFZIGER WALTER JOSIAH YINGST ROBERT J NOFFSINGER Goshen, Indiana Columbus, Ohio Wilmington, Delaware Dayton, Ohio — MRS. TED SPRINGER FRED NOFZIGER D. E. NOFFSINCER ROBERT NOFSINGER Fisher, Illinois !‘oledo, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Durango, Colorado MRS. MAHLON SPRINGER GLEN W NOFZIGER DEAN NOFFSINCER O NOFFSINGER — Newark, Illinois Archbold, Ohio Hays, Kansas Olympia, Washington — MRS. R. J. SOMMER H.A. NOFZIGER DONALD A NOFFSINGER RUSSEL W NOFFSINGER Saybrook, Illinois Bryan, Ohio Anderson, Indiana Chester, Virginia BESSIE SPEELMAN H. E. NOFZIGER E. A. NOFFSINGER RUSSJ:T,L NOFFSINGER Richland, )rogon Toledo, Ohio Akron, Ohio Mancelona, Michigan DAVID W STAUFFER H. E. NOFZIGER ELLA NOFFSINGER MRS. STANLEY B NOFFSINGER Palmyra, Pennsylvania Archbold, Ohio Chittenango, New York Akron, Ohio JIRS. ROBERT ST. JOHN HARLEY NOFZIGER ESTIL NOFFSINGER TERRY NOFFSINGER Cornell, Illinois Archbold, Ohio Carlisle, Kentucky Evansville, Indiana MRS. DALE STITT J. C. NOFZIGER FOREST NOFFSINGER W. L. NOFFSINGER Clay Center Kansas Los Angeles, Calif. Coachella, California Ono Michigan EARL SIFTER JAY NOFZIGER GLENN E NOFFSINGER WESLEY T NOFFSINGER Mt. Prospect, Illinois Hollywood, California San Antonio, Texas Denver, Colorado CLAYTON H SIJNMER JESSE E NOFZIGER HERSCHEL NOFFSINGER WILLIAM NOFFSINGER Washington, Illinois Archbold, Ohio Vandalia, Illinois Madisonville, Kentucky EARL SUTTER JESSE NOFZIGER HOMER NOFFSINGER DONALD NAFTZCER Wooddale, Illinois Goshen, Indiana Bremen, Kentucky Vera Beach, Florida INA SUTTER L. B. NOFZICER HUGH NOFFSINGER, JR DUANE NAFTZGER Bloomington, Illinois Oakton, Virginia Wilmington, North Carolina Valley City, Ohio N. WILLIS SUTTER LAVERN NOFZIGER J. C. NOFFSINGER E. J. (BUD) NAFTZGER Rantoul, Illinois Wauseon, Ohio Greenville, Kentucky Findlay, Ohio N. W. SUTTER LLOYD NOFZIGER JAY E NOFFSINGER EDWARD NAFTZGER Rantoul, Illinois Wauseon, Ohio Dublin, California g Idaho SCM C SUTTER LLOYD VERN NOFZIGER JAMES NOFFSINGER ERNEST NAFTZGER Chicago, Illinois Wauseon, Ohio Evansville, Indiana Salem, Oregon MRS. K. P. TOWNSEND LOWELL L NOFZIGER JAMES R NOFFSINGER FLOYD NAFTZGER Dallas, Texas West Richland, Wash. Metairie, La. Wooster, Ohio R. R. UHLMANN LOWELL NOFZIGER JAMES NOFFSINGER HELEN J NAFTZGER Huntsville, Alabama Wadsworth, Ohio Greeley, Colorado Narberth, Pennsylvania ROBERT WALSON MARLIN NOFZIGER JEROLD NOFFSINGER HOWARD J NAFTZGER East Moline, Illinois Denver, Colorado Union city, Indiana Kensington, California AGNES HOWER WELLS R. D. NOFZIGER JOHN NOFFSINGER J W. NAFTZGER Huntsville, Ohio Goshen, Indiana Tennyson, Indiana Canton, Ohio RUSSEL LANE WHARRIE MRS. RALPH NOFZIGER KENT NOFFSINGER JOHN NAFTZGER Fort Madison, Iowa Archbold, Ohio Ft. Worth, Texas Wichita, Kansas MRS. CURTIS F WHITE, JR ROBERT F NOFZIGER LEO L NOFFSINGER JOHN NAFTZGER St. John, Washington Archbold, Ohio Elkhart, Indiana Newbury Park, California MRS. PAUL WILLOUR MRS. ROGER NOFZIGER LEWIS R NOFFSINGER MARVIN E NAFTZGER Wooster, Ohio Goshen, Indiana Arlington, Virginia South Bend, Indiana GEORGE R WILLS REV. WILLIAM D NOFZIGER LLOYD E NOFFSINGER MAXWELL NAYTZGER Lebanon, Pennsylvania Smithburg, Maryland Cottage Grove, Oregon Medina, Ohio RUSSELL WILSON ARNOLD NOFFSINGER MRS. LOIS NOFFSINGER MARLYN NAFTZGER Navarre, Ohio Akron, Ohio Akron, Ohio Medina, Ohio MRS. RUSSEL L WHARRIE ARLIE NOFFZINGER LOUIS R NOFFSINGER PAUL M NAFTZGER Bloomington, Illinois Willowick, Ohio Arlington, Virginia Fulton, Illinois MILTON PETER ZEHR BRADFORD S NOFFSINGER M. S. NOFFSINCER RICHARD .NAFTZGER Morton, Illinois Greenville, Kentucky Dayton, Ohio Seville, Ohio MRS. ALBERT ZEHR BILL NOFTSINGER MALCOLM NOFFSINGER RICHARD NAFTZGER Hopedale, Illinois Roanoke, Virginia Lincolnwood, Illinois Cupertine, California ELMER LEE NOFZIGER BURR G NOFFSINGER MARTIN W NOFFSINGER SAN 0 NAFTZGER Salem, Oregon Bremerton, Washington Newport News, Virginia Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania ALFRED NOFZIGER CARL.. NOFFSINGER NOFFSINGER”S SHERNAN NAFTZGER Lebanon, Oregon Wadsworth, Ohio Mt. Morris, Michigan Trenton, Michigan C. E. NOFZIGER ROBERT H WINGREN NOR1IAN NOFFSINGER WILLIAM NAFTZGER Wauseon, Ohio DElavan, Wisconsin Elgin, Illinois Canton, Ohio CLIFFORD NOFZIGER CHARLES NOFFSINGER OBERT H NOFFSINGER MRS. WILLIAM L NAFTZGER Wauseon, Ohio Princeton, Kentucky Definance, Ohio Northbrook, Illinois CORWIN P NOFZIGER OWEN VAN WINKLE ORVILLE NOFFSINGER DONALD D NOFZIGER Denver, Colorado Battle Creek, Michigan Definance, Ohio Akron, Ohio DARYL NOFZIGER CHARLES L NOFFSINGER PAUL NOFFSINGER LARRY B NOFZIGER Bloomington, Illinois Evansville, Indiana Troy, Ohio Holand, Pennsylvania ELMER NOFZIGER MRS. EDGAR H URISH MRS. PAUL NOFFSINGER C. J. KURTZ Portland, Oregon Mt. Sterling, Illinois Wellman, Iowa Elverson, Pennsylvania ELVIN NOFZIGER CLIFFORD E NOFFSINGER PHILLIP NOFFSINGER JoHN KAUFFMANN Albany, Oregon Clay Center, Kansas Lexington, Kentucky Hopedale, Illinois F. L. NOFZIGER CLYDE WESLEY NOFFSINGER RALPH L NOFFSINGER JAMES R CLAPPER Columbus, Ohio Osborne, Kansas Greeley, Colorado Mansfield, Ohio (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE) —— PAGE FOUR —— VOL. III. No. 1 THE NAFZGER HERITAGE NEWS JANUARY 2, 1975 MRS. R. B. TOWNSEND MRS. H. SHAW FREDERICKS WILLIAM MAST A. E. NAFZIGER Dallas, Texas Wiliiaxnsport, Pennsylvania Alden, New York Indianapolis, Indiana MRS. JESSIE N THOMAS DORIS FREEMAN MRS. L. N. MARSHALL ANDREW NAFZIGER Tidioute, Pennsylvania Chardon, Ohio Hillsboro, Wisconsin Vulcan, Canada MAUDE SWARTZENI)RUBER MRS. OSCAR GAUTSCHE RACHEL MEINS ARTHUR W NAFZICER Hesston, Kensas Archbold, Ohio Hopedale, Illinois Hopedale, Illinois MRS. ,\LFRE ALBRECHT ESTELLA GLASER Mrs. C. N. McKEE ARLIE R NAFZIGER Go Indiana Hopedale, Illinois Jonesboro, Tenn Wrightsville, Pennsylvania LINDA BACH PFARL C GINGRICH MRS. E. E. MCINTIRE ARNOLD NAFZICER St Kansas I’almyra, Pennsylvania Hollidaysburg, Penn Highland, Indians DAViD BACIIMAN MRS. ELMER CISH 3. VIRGIL MILLER BERTRAM NAFZIGER Reisterstown, Maryland Central City, Kentucky Smithville, Ohio Cypress, California MRS. BEN S BALDWIN LORENE N GOOD MRS. JOHN F MURPHY BETTY NAFZIGER Houston, Texas Armington, Illinois Webster Grove, Missouri Cincinnati, Ohio MRS. MARY C BEAVERSON MRS. ARTHUR D GRAEFF MRS. SHIRELY NEISWONGER CAROL NAFZIGER Fayette, Ohio Robesonia, Pennsylvania Beallsville, Ohio Stanford, Illinois MRS. JOHN BECK ROBERT F GRADY MRS. DONALD NICEWANDER CHARLES L NAFZIGER Wuaseon, Ohio Holloywood, Florida Massillon, Ohio West Burlington, Iowa MRS. ALICE BECK MRS. ELTON A GUNDEN ANNIE ORFIELD DALE A NAFZIGER Sand Springs, Oklahoma Naples, Florida Allerton, Iowa Kitchener, Canada MRS. E. L. BEIGELOW ‘ LLN GUTH MRS. A. R. OWEN DEAN C NAFZIGER Jontsville, Michigan Dearing, Georgia Edmund, Oklahoma Renton, Washington ‘IRS. JOHN G BIRKY MRS. R. J. HARTZLER MARGARET OYER ELDON D NAFZIGER Hopedale, Illinois Morton, Illinois Foosland. Illinois Hopedale, Illinois MRS. HAROLD BRESSNER MRS. EMILY HEASTON MRS. MAX PAULSEN ELMER NAFZIGER Pontiac, Illinois Roanoke, Virginia Grand Island, Nebraska Standford, Illinois MRS. LLOYD 3 CLAPPER MRS. EVA M. HESS HAZEL QUIST ELMER NAFZIGER Mansfield, Ohio Palmyra, Pennsylvania Myrtle Point, Oregon Springfield, Illinois MRS. JOHN CLARK WINIFRED HEITSC}ll’IIDT C. V. REESER EUGENE E NAFZIGER Bloomington, Illinois Overland Park, Kansas Albany, Oregon Delavan, Illinois MRS. IRENE N COLLINS MRS. ROBERT HEINEKEN N. B. Rentschler EZRA NAFZIGER S Lewistown. Pennsylvania Effingham, Kansas Hamburg, Pennsylvania Intercourse, Pennsylvania MRS. OPAL COLEMAN JOHN P HERRELL MRS. GLENDORA REYNOLDS HARRY NAFZICER Hobbs, New Mexico Temple, Arizona Garden Grove, California Archbold, Ohio LEONA NOFZIGER CONNER MRS. ETHEL HETRICK MS JANE ROBINSON HENRY NAFZIGER Seal Beach, California Baker, Oregon Fayettesville, Arkansas Davenport, Florida MRS. EUGENE DODDS CONROY PAUL V HOSTETLER MRS. VERA M ROOT HERBERT R NAFZIGER Poughkeepsie, New York Hamden, Conn. Cisco, Illinois Garrington, Illinois MRS. N. A. COOPER MRS. BOOT1 HUFFSKER GLADYS RUNNER HERBERT NAFZIGER East Gary, Indiana Dallas, Texas Scotia, New York Benton Harbor, Michigan EDNA K CONRAD MRS. RALPH L IMHOFF MRS. DOLORES C RUTHERFORD MRS. IRENE NAFZIGER West Salem, Ohio Goshen, Indiana Carmichel, California Archbold, Ohio ILA DANNELLEY MRS. NORMAN JACKSON MRS. LEONID SCHULTZE JAMES A NAFZIGER Elgin, Texas Hutchinson, Kansas Sun City Center, Florida Washington, D. C. IRENE DAVIS VIRGINIA JOHNSTON MRS. RICHARD SCHERTZ JAY R NAFZIGER Bloomington, Illinois Aberdeen, Maryland Gibson City, Illinois Renton, Washington DEL DAVIDSON DANIEL W. B. JONES MRS. ALBERT SELTZER LLOYD NAFZIGER Columbus, Kansas Los Alamos, New Mexico Palmyra, Pennsylvania Hopedale, Illinois MRS. DOROTHY DETWILER PEARL KAUFFMANN MRS. HARVEY SHENK M. L. Nafziger Kensington, Kansas Normal, Illinois Palmyra, Pennsylvania Fairfax Station, Virginia • NOEL C DICKS Mrs. ANN B KLAUS NORMA SIEBERT MARTHA NAFZIGER Arthur, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Beach City, Ohio Hopedale, Illinois RAYMOND DIEFENBACH GLEN E KLINE MARY SINCLAIR MARY NAFZIGER Elizsbethtown, Penn. Carlisle, Pennsylvania Wooster, Ohio Salem, Oregon MrS. MARDELL EDWARDS HELEN KRAUSE OLIVE SMITH MARVIN S NAFZIGER Saratogo, Indiana Orangevale, California Fredericks, Maryland Rockford, Illinois EDWARD ELLINGSWORTH MRS. J. L. LANTOW LARRY SMITH MELVILLE NAFZIGER Tampa, Florida Las Cruces, New Mexico East Freedom, Pennsylvania Gap, Pennsylvania RUTH ENYEART MRS. RALSTON LAWHEAD CHRISTIANA N SMITH MYRL NAFZIGER Yorba Linda, California Evansville, Indiana Fredericks, Maryland Wadsworth, Ohio LUELLA NAFFZIGER ERNST LEONA LEHE MRS. ROY SPRINGER RANDY NAFZIGER Carlock, Illinois Renesselear, Indiana Saybrook, Illinois Galgary, Canada MRS. FAYE FLAUGHER MRS. PAUL LIGGETT THOMAS E CLAPPER ROBERT D NAFZIGER Cincinnati, Ohio Wooster, Ohio Mansfield, Ohio Belleville, Kansas ELMER FLAUGHER MRS. FANNIE LITWILLER SIMON S NAFZIGER ROBERT NAFZIGER . Ripley, Ohio Hopedale, Illinois Minier, Illinois Paris, Illinois MRS. F. R. FISHER RICHARD MARTIN MRS. STANDFORD SJOGREN ROBERT T NAFZICER North Manchester, Indiana Columbus, Ohio Kress, Texas Benton Harbor, Michigan —- PAGE FIVE —— (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE) 4 — VOL. III. No. 1 r!-1E NAkZGER HERITAGE JANUARY 2, 1975 S. U. N.\FZIGER T. T. NAFFZIGER MRS. HARLEY NOSKER DONALD 0 NOFZIGER Vulcan, C.inada Peoria, Illinois Whiting, Indiana Akron, Ohio TIMOTHY A NAFZICER W. J. NAFFZIGER MARQUIS B NOSKER ROSE NOFSINGER Lake Geneva, Wisconsin Carmichael, California Hobart, Indiana Eureka, Illinois VIETTE NAFZICER DALE NOFSINGER HAZEL NOSKER LARRY B ROFZIGER Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Marietta, Georgia Crystal Lake, Illinois Holand, Pennsylvania VICTOR NAFZIGER DELLA NOFSINGER BOYD NOFTSCER RACHEL KREIDER Eikhorn, Wisconsin Delaware, Ohio Leesburg, Ohio Wadsworth, Ohio \‘l\’I.\N B NAFZIGER EUGENE E NOFSINGER TED E NOFTSGER B. E. NOSKER Normal, illinois Akron, Ohio Lexington, Kentucky Rancho Palos Vernes, Calif. VILAS NAFZIGER FRANK NOFSINGER RICHARD NOFTSGER C. J. JURTZ Minier, Illinois STurgis, Michigan Wilmington, Ohio Elverson, Pennsylvania WILMER NAFZIGER GLENN A NOFSINGER JOHN B NOFSGER SIMON S NAFZIGER Cridley, Illinois Chouteau, Oklahoma Fort Wayne, Indiana Minier, Illinois WILLIAM D NAFZIGER L. B. NOFSINGER JEANNE NOFTSGER JAMES R CLAPPER Bloomington, Illinois Greenville, Kentucky Seattle, Washington Mansfield, Ohio WAYNE NAFZIGER G. PHILIP NOFSINGER J. A. NOFTSGER THOMAS E CLAPPER Trornont, Nebraska Detroit, Michigan Whittier, California Mansfield, Ohio FLORENCE NAFTZINGER DEAM RITA NOFSINGER ROBERT G NOFTSGER DELMAR OSWALD Birdsboro, Pennsylvania Longmont, Colorado San Diego, California Schenectady, New York FOSTER NAFTZINGER ROSE NOFSINGER FRANK W NOFTSGER MRS. M. NOFFSINCER West Re.tding, Pennsylvania Eureka, Illinois Tulsa, Oklahoma Tipp City, Ohio HARRY W NAFTZINGER S. G. NOFSINGER MARGARET NOFSGER CARROLL NAFZIGER Bernville, Pennsylvania Rossville, Georgia Canton, Ohio Minier, Illinois NAOMI S NAFTZINGER TERRY NOFSINGER JAMES E NOSKER DANIEL NAFZGER Temple, Pennsylvania Salt Lake City, Utah Sandy Lake, Pennsylvania Stanky, Wisconsin REUBEN B NAUFTSINGER VERNON NOFSINGER JOHN B NOFTSGER C. NAFZGER Bucyrus, Ohio Washington, Illinois Spring Valley, Ohio Camden, New Jersey WALTER NAFTZINGER W. H. NOFSINGER RICHARD L NOFSKER EARL NAFZICER Port Clinton, Pennsylvnia Littleton, Colorado Edinburg, Pennsylvania Archbold, Ohio WAYNE A NAFTZINGER DALE NOFZINGER MRS. MURREL NOFSKER JOHF P HERRELL Lebanon, Pennsylvania Adrian, Michigan Leechburg, Pennsylvania Tempe, Arizona WILLIAM NAFTZINGER DALE M NOFZINGER MRS. PAUL J NOFTSKEII. JAY R NAFZIGER Centerport, Pennsylvania Marietta, Georgia Watertown, MaSS. Renton, Washington A. BROOKS NAFFZICER DONALD NOFZINGER WENDELL NOSKER D. LYNN NAFZIGER Upper Arlington, Ohio Akron, Ohio Hersher , Illinois Goshen, Indiana ALFRED NAFFZIGER H. NOFZINGER MRS. SMIIJEL P NOFSGER MRS. MILO E WENGER Union Grove, Wisconsin Norwalk, Ohio San Bernardino, California Scranton, Pennsylvania CHARLES NAFFZIGER HAROLD N NOFZINGER TDBY NAFZINGER RUDY NAFZIGER Atlanta, Illinois South Bend, Indiana Bloomington, Illinois Ontario, Canada DAVID NAFFZIGER Mrs. Lloyd NOFZINGER DALE NAFZINGER DELBERT GRATZ Anaheim, California ‘Wuseon, OhIo Adrian, Michigan Bluffton, Ohio MRS. DONALD NAFFZIGER MELVIN NOFZINGER IDA B NAFZINGER L. D. NOFZIGER Delran, New Jersey Toledo, Ohio Belleville, Pennsylvania Archbold, Ohio L. L. NAFFZIGER MRS. PEARL NOFZINGER MRS. LEWIS NAFZINGER MS FAYE M COULTAS Rulsa, Oklahoma Ft. Wayne, Indiana Earleville, Maryland Park Forest, Illinois EARL NAFFZIGER RICHARD NOFZINGER Mrs. ANN E NAFZGER PAT WOODS Kelawna, Canada Adrian, Michigan Conshohcken, Pennsylvania Anchorage, Alaska EUGENE NAFFZIGER FRANK A NOFTSINGER MRS. CARL NAFZGER LEHMAN NOFFSINGER Deer Creek, Illinois Roanoke, Virginia Cheyene, Wyoming Central City, Kentucky FERN NAFFZIGER MRS. FREDA NOFTSINGER MRS. CARL F NAFZGER WINFRED D NOFFSINGER Hopedale, Illinois Massillon, Ohio St. Petersburg, Florida Harlem, Montana MRS. FRANCES NAFFZIGER D. C. NOFTSINGER MRS. C. E. NAFZGER MARY WHITE Rockford, Illinois Navarre, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Rochester, Minn. MRS. HOWARD C NAFFZIGER PAUL D NOFTSINGER LESTER H NAFZGER L. NAFZINGER Santa Monica, California Warren, Ohio Columbus, Ohio FAirfax Station, Virginia JENNIE NAFFZIGER EDWARD NAUFZINGER RALPH NAFZGER A. WAYNE NAFTZINGER Stanford, Illinois Galion, Ohio Plainview, Texas Lebanon, Pennsylvania MARIE NAFFZIGER HOWARD NOSCAR SAMUEL NAFZGER MISS MARIE NAFZIGER Harper, Kansas Wilmington, Ohio Dedham, Mass. Ephrata, Pennsylvania MONA M NAFFZIGER L. J. NOFTZGER WALTER NAFZGER HERBERT NOFZIGER Hopedale, Illinois Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Milwaukee, Wisconsin Archbold, Ohio ROBERT W NAFFZIGER ADA NOSKER MONROE SHORT ANNA NOFZIGER Salt Lake City, Utah Whiting, Indiana Stryker, Ohio Archbold, Ohio MRS. RUTH I NAFFZIGER MRS. MINNIE S NOFTSGER ZENO MILLER HAROLD SHORT Bloomington, Illinois Bellevue, Washington Archbold, Ohio Stryker, Oho ARE YOU ON THE S UBSCRIPTION LIST? Please write if the list is in error. S Page Six A one year subscription to The Nafzger Heritage News will be granted to donors of Nafzger information. Complete the information form found on this page and mail to the Nafzger Heritaj 4ews, 120 Edgewood Drive, Grafton, Ohio 44044 for compliance with the offer. The News is well aware of the risks of such an offer as it relates to duplication and the copying of already printed material. The very fate of the News may be at stake. However, we have enough confid ence in the Nafzger heritage that they will not allow it to happen. Our thoughts on the risks Ire two—fold. We want to make the News available to as many Nafzgers as possible even though Lucy m not be able to afford the cost and secondly; it was being mailed free from the begin ning so the risk would only represent what we have been doing previously. Please remember though, that while information is vital to the News, it alone cannot support the cost of publication. INFI’h I ON — DATA SHEET Mv name is I was born in the year in the county of 1 married(name of spouse) in the year _____ in the county of ______ 1. Name The names of my children 4. Name are: . (year & county of birth) (year & county of birth) 2. Name 5. Name (year & county of birth) (year & county of birth) 3. Name 6. Name (year & county of birth) (year county of - birth) Mv Nafzger parent’s County of birth County of marriage (If desceased) Year name(father or mother) married(name is of spouse) County of Residence Place of burial in the in year the year — — - - of burial Brothers and Sisters of my Nafzger parent (mother or father) 1. Name 4. Name (year & county of birth) (year & county of birth) 2. Name 5. Name (year & county of birth) (year & county of birth) 3. Name 6. Name (year & county of birth) (year & county of birth) My Nafzger grandparent’s name is County of Birth of spouse) County of marriage S County of residence (if desceased) Year of burial Place of burial in in the year the year . Brothers and Sisters of my Nafzger grandparent: 1. Name 4. Name (year & county of birth) (year & county of birth) 2. Name 5. Name oar & county of birth) . (year ) county of birth I 3. Name 6. Name (year & county of birth) county ot birth) (year & My Nafzger great grandparent’s name is County of birth of spouse) County of marriage County of residence (if deceased) Year of burial Place of burial in in the year the yenr You can contact the family historian by writing. (name and address of historian) -— PAGE SEVEN —— VOL. III, No. 1 THE NAFZGER HERITAGE NEWS JANUARY 2, 1975 LE TT ERS SAMUEL AND SUSAN NA There is no doubt that you are tracking a very substantial Noff— Our family line insiets they (KR UMRINE)NOF FSINGER singer line of which we Nafzgers had no other relatives in the I can appreciate the work and have little information. If ) area. The father was Chr’stian dedication it takes to turn out succeed in figuring the early (1808—1881)Naffziger who married the tfz i: be— relationship of this line we have ‘Tagdalena Nafiziger (1810—1885). cause I am just about to begin thousands of names that can be Both are buried at the Union Cern— final t\’ping of my book on the added to the later generations. tcry north of Washington, lilt— Crumrine—Krumrine family for pub— One of the problems if the con nois. His children were Len,, licatiofl. fusion which exists over the Nafziger, wife of Valentine Naff— I wonder 11 you would put some— Noffsinger—Nyceswanger names. I ziger, Katherine N;ifziger, wife thing in your next News to help believe that they ire two sep— of .loseph Sommer and John who me locate the descendants of Sam— arate family names which have married Catherine Bachman. Also net and Susinna (Krumrine) N11 beon mi through marriage but buried at Union Cemetery ,re singer.! 1 track of them when not to be used as one in research, their children, ‘ter, Chris. Toe they sold their land in Green Co. It is possible the author of John, Elizabeth, Lena, Ben Pa. in 1806. They sold this land Ten Mile Country may have con— Anna and Martha. Most of them to Peter hock. They also sold fused the two names on page 31 are buried at Union except for another piece of land to Isaac - and page 32. Joe who is buried in the Glen Weaver. ‘ The possibilities are good that Dale Cemetery in Washington and I cannot find out where they this family line will connect to Lena who is buried in Ontario, went from here. \ccording to How— Rudolph as soon as the facts have California. ard Leckey’s TilE TENrMILLE COUNTRY been collected and pieced to— AND ITS PIUNI:ER FAMILIES”, three gether. ROSE NOFSINGER Nvswaners were pioneers in the You may be interested to know Eureka, Illinois lenmile Country—Samuel, John and that Susannah Niswonger’s, who Editor’s Note Christi Creek was the married Michael Crumrine, mother There are times when you must place of settlement of Christian was Ann Noffsinger of Frederick think we are rather slow with who died in Ohio County,1 Va. County, Maryland. Ann Noffsinger names because we originally had Samuel was the one mentioned was the daughter of John and your Christian mixed with another above. John had twelve children Mary Noffsinger of Frederick, Nafzger line. I would ask you one of whom was Susannah who mar— County. They settled in Washing— to consider this possibility ned Michael Crumrine and later ton County, Pennsylvania after for determining the parents of settled in Darke County, Ohio. their marriage in 1780. Apparen— Christian. His birthdate, 1808 (next to Montgomery County,Ohio) tly, you have the list of their checks with a son of Peter of Some of the Noffsinger(NySWar twelve children. Groversheim. Could he have been went to Montgomery County, Ohio. May I suggest that you write to a son of Peter of (;roversheim? Enclosed is a contribution to— Mrs.Shirley Neiswonger of Bealls— I have checked the insnigration ward your Newsletter. ville, Ohio as she is in the pro— lists in Boston, New York, Phil— cess of tracing the Neiswonger adelphia, Baltimore etc. and do DOLORES C RUTHERFORD families, not know of any uncounted Christ— Carmichel, California We do not have any information ian Nafziger entering the U. S. on Samuel and Susanna(Krumrine) is quite possible that he Noffsinger. We hope our readers entered the U.S. as a member of I Note will write to us with information another Nafzger family and was ______________________________________ on this family line, not listed as head of a family. Good luck on the tracing of this The second factor is that I have line as they carry a most inter— not heard of the whereabouts of Enclosed is a check for sub— eating heritage. Christian’s descendants who was scription for the News. Would it be possible for me to receive - the son of Peter of Groversheim. all back copies of the News? Our readers may be interested to know that It was Christian’s The family enjoyed having you at Thank you for your letter of son, John who changed the spell— our dinner in Valpe. We hope to May 25th,—the information on the see you and your wife again, parents of my great(three times) ing toNofsinger and they re present a very large line in the grandmother, Esther (nafzinger) midwest. HAZEL NOSKER Brant and the three back issues Crystal Lake, Illinois of the Nafzger Heritage News. En _____________________ closed is a donation for print ing and posta3e costs. Editor’s Note Joyce and I enjoyed our trip to Also enclosed is information on Grafton and was impressed with my Nafsinger family line which David is a descendant. vii the the work of you and your daughter. summarizes all the information I Hochstetlers of Elkhart County, Enclosed is a picture of my have on this line at the present Indiana and the Brants of Tuscar— husband’s father, Jacob H Noff— time.I will be happy to send you awas County, Ohio. Two daughters singer. This is an old one but any Nafsinger information which of Christian Nafsinger who settled the clearest one that I have. I receive in the future and • in Tuscarawas County in 1814 both There are only one son and two would appreciate it if you would married Brants. The other two daughters of the family still let me know if and when you learn daughters married Forneys. living, anything relating to my line. I We are trying to determined the We think the Heritage News is also would be happy to exchange parents of Christian Nafsinger great information with your other read— who settled in Tuscarawas County. Any help from our readers will ers. MRS. STANLEY B NOFFSINCER be greatly appreciated. Akron, Ohio DAVID L COCANOWER Phoenix, Arizona —— PAGE EIGHT —— THE NAFZGER HER NEWS VOL. III, No. 1 .IANUARY 2. 1975 MRS. WENGER WRITES: LETTERS Editor’s Note - Your suggestion is a good one. i note your reply to 1rs. Paul I was really thrilled to find We rave checked records in Wash— Noffsinger of Weilman, Iowa con— you had moved to work on my hus— ington County but could not locate cerning your inability to locate band’s generation. My husband, mv indication that Rudolph own— Rudolph Nafzger after he located Henry was the youngest of the ed 1,mnd in the arca. Quite by in the Li. S. in 1749. Mrs. Noff— seven children to grow to adult— accident we found that a Rudolph singer’s husband was my cousin, hood of the children of Peter J. Nafzger, widower and Susanna Ker— In “History of the Nafzger Nofziger. Jr. He was the first nm, widow were married at Fred— Family in America by Mrs. Glea to pass away in 1964.All of them crick, Maryland according to the Brown Richer, she is unable to spelled their name Nofziger. Evangelical Luthcrn Church rec— state exactly where Rudolph went of them lived in the Arch— cords in l78 We believe this after he landed in Philadelphia. bold, Ohio vicinty. Enclosed could be our Rudolph who entered Neither does she know where he is the corrected material on this Ihe 1.S. in 1749. The same rec— died and is buried. She says line. cords indicate that John Nisewon— “from records on file in Wash— There is a plat of land In i ger married \nn Noffsiflger in ington county,Pa. there is proof city of Bryan in the northwest 1780 and they later settled in that sons of Rudolph has gone to part called the Naftzger addition. Washington County, Pa. There is western Pennsylvania before the The only information I could get also a ‘latimias Noffsinger listed Revolutionary War. In another from the county recorder was that a m witness to another Nafzger place she mentions ‘the town of it dated back to 1854. I should marriage. Thus, the problem is Frederick, or Fredericktown, be able to find the first names, that if this is Rudolph who en— Washington County, was surveyed dates, etc later. Enclosed is tered in 1749, did he have a and laid out in 1790 and among my check to help with expenses. son or grandson named Mathias the first purchasers of lots in md a daughter r grandaughter Frederick were Peter and And— DORIS N. NOFZIGER ‘ Ann? This is possible be— drew Noffsingers, sons of Rud— Bryan, Ohio cause there are two children olph. listed in Mrs. Richer’s publl It is quite possible that you ______________________ cation but names are not known, should have been looking in the If this assumption could be sub— area of Frederick,Pa,instead of stantiated with some official doc— Frederick, Maryland. I do not uments, the rest of the story know if there is still a town by will go together fast because we than name. We are certain that have a good list of children of our ancestors went first from I have been worki on Erie Jonn Mathias and Ann. This would Washington County, Pa. to Knox Jacob Nofsker line for you. As mean that the entire family of County, Ohio and thence to Iowa. I have said before, I am the dau— Rudolph could be identified and am interested on Page one to ghter of Jacob Emanuel Nofsker, eventually traced. find that A Mrs. Stanley Noff— I notice in your listing you have singer and her daughter Joyce of my mother listed as Emeline Nofs— Akron had called on you. Will ker, which should be Amelia Bar— you be so kind as to send me bara. I will send you the full their home address on the en— family tree as soon as I make a few more visits to some of the closed card. Enclosed find a donation as a direct heirs living in this area. token of ray appreciation for MRS. MILO E WENGER I have the Jacob Emanuel Nofeker the difficult and splendid work Scranton, Pennsylvania listing about finished and am now you are doing with the Nafzger working on descendants of Sarah Heritage News who married a Hoover. There are descendants of her family line ROGER NAFTZGER stilling living in this area. Toledo, Ohio MRS. E. E. MCINTIRE Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania I am enclosing a check for the Thank you for copies of the Heritage News which we have en— Nafzger Heritage News. My mother __________________________ joyed. Our family line traces was Barbara Ann Litwiller, who to John a Nafziger, one of the was the daughter of Peter J Naf— two brothers to arrive in Amer— ziger and her mother was Magda— I really enjoyed the last issue ican in Vol I, No. 2. I am enclos— lena Nafziger, daughter of Peter of the Heritage News. I am keep ing a complete chart listing Nafziger, step—son of Peter of ing all of them n book form for Simon’s brothers and sisters in Groversheim. my children and grandchildren. order of age. My husband John”s mother was I had no idea that there were so Carroll Nafziger, who tells us Barbara Nafziger who married many Nafzgers. Fifty years ago he has had personal contact with Christian Kauffmann. Enclosed there were only two Nafzgers in you is from the same Nafziger an— find a donation for your effort the telephone directory in Col— cestry as you can see by the and keep up the good work. umbus. The new directory lists chart. His grandfather, Daniel, 17 Nafzgers. Enclosed is my do— is a brother of Simon’s father, JOHN AND ALMA KAUFFMANN nation for expenses. Lots of Christian B Nafziger. Hopedale, Illinois luck to Kathy who is entering We will be looking forward to college and much luck to the Editor’s Note further copies of the Heritage News Another Nafzger family related SIMON S NAFZIGER to two separate lines and also Mrs. C. E. NAFZGER Minier, Illinois some sort of double cousins. Columbus, Ohio —— PAGE NINE —— 1st. Generation — — 1st. Generation 2nd. Generatio_fl CHRISTIAN NAI’Z(ER MARGARET NAFZGER ZACIIARIUS N\FZCER HANS NAFZCER 1LF N.\FZGER ‘li;LCHIOR NAFZGER vI:REN.\ NAF7.CER i..\TH I .•\S N.\FZGER 3rd. Generation BENEDICHT NAFZGER CHRISTIAN NAFZGER .JOHANNES NAFZGER ANNA NAFZGER MELCHIOR NAFZGER PETER NAFZGER AHNS NAFZGER 4th. Generation SIC ISMOND NAFZGER ROSINA NAFZGER JACOk N.\FZGER HANS NAFZCER •t Generati on JACOB NAFZGER PETER NAFZGER (:FIRISTI\N NAFZGER MARIA NAFZCER N NAFZGER IACDALENA NAFZGER T NAFZGER 8th. Generation GOTTLIED NAFZGER GOTTFRED NAFZCER JOHN HANS NAFZGER ANNA(NAUZGER)KUNDERT KATHERINE(NAFZGER)KUENG IARY(NAFZGER)I SAMUEL NAFZGER 6th. Generation 7th. Generation DANIEL N\IZGER JOHANNES NAFZGER 9th. Generation SA> NAFZCER ARTHUR NAFZGER FRED NAFZGER MARGARET(NAFZGER)If FRED KUNDERT ESTER(NAFZGER)SPRINGER HERMAN KUNDERT PAUL NAFZGER LILLIAN(KIJNDERT)NAFZGER LILY(NAFZCER)KURGLER ADA KUNDERT RALPH NAFZGER WILLIAM KUENG WILLIAM NAFZGER JOHN HALEN FRED NAFZGER FRED HALEN DANIEL NAFZGER ERNEST NAFZGER 10th. Ge neratlon MELC HIOR NA FZGER JUANITA (NAFZGER)TI4OMAS HARRY THOMAS ELLEN J NAFZGER L1NDA(NAFZGER)DENNIS ARt;ACEr THOMAS EDWARD E NAFZGER CHERRIE(NAFZGER)MILLER CONNIE THOMAS DENNIS NAFZGE DAVID NAFZGER WAYNE WOOLSEY K KURGLER DANNA(NAFZGER)WOOLSEY CARLA WOOLSEY DAVID KRUGLER SUE(SPRINGER)BARBIAN STEPHANIE BARBIAN RUTH KRUGLER LA(SPRINGER)sK ANDREA BARBIAN BETH KURCLER DONALD NAFZGER HOPE BARBIAN SAMUEL NAFZGER CAROL NAFZGER TALITHA BARBIAN CARROLL W NAFZGER NAFZGER JON SKOV SYLVIMNAFZGERFOY PAUL KRUGLER KAI SKOV LARRY D NAFZGER CURTIS NAFZGER WADE NAFZGER ROBERT NAFZGER RICH NAFZGER JANA NAFZGER WILLIS NAFZGER KELLEY NAFZGER JEFF NAFZGER DANIEL A NAFZGER KRISTIN A NAFZGER PAMELA NAFZGER SAMUEL L NAFZGER Heidi J NAFZGER I)ONNA(NAFZGER)DAHL FRED NAFZGER BRETT R FOY JANE NAFZGER WALTER NAFZGER CAROL S JOGREN BARBARA NAFZGER LEONA(NAFZGER)DIENINGER KENNETH S SJOGREN DANIEL F NAFZGER THERINE SJOCREN PAUL C NAFZGER MOV Dani. 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