John Hape, Sr. was a "Gilder." and he leased the Rising Sun Tavern, Untintown, Carroll Co., MD.
The Rising Sun Tavern was located in Uniontown, (3359 Uniontown Rd.) Carroll Co., MD. Leased to John Hape and William Segafoose by Dr. James L. Billingslea, until it was sold to Charles Devilbiss in 1842. Prior to Dr. James L. Billingslea ownership, the owner was David Stem from 1811 to 1835.
Son of George and Catherine (Puderbach) Hape
Husband of Sarah (Naill) Hape ~ married September 30, 1829, Frederick Co., MD
John and Sarah (Naill) Hape, Sr. had 7 children and they were:
1. Dr. Samuel Hape, C.S.A. (m. Orvilla Rogers)
2. Elizabeth Hape (m. Samuel Jacob Sayler)
3. John Hape Jr.
4. William Hape
5. Albert Hape D.D.S and C.S.A.
6. Maria Hape
7. Martha "Mattie" Hape (m. Pius Augustine Timmons/Timmins, Union Army)
Book … "Names in Stone, 75,000 Cemetery Inscriptions," by Jacob Mehrling Holdcraft, 1985
The Rising Sun Tavern was located in Uniontown, (3359 Uniontown Rd.) Carroll Co., MD. Leased to John Hape and William Segafoose by Dr. James L. Billingslea, until it was sold to Charles Devilbiss in 1842. Prior to Dr. James L. Billingslea ownership, the owner was David Stem from 1811 to 1835.
Son of George and Catherine (Puderbach) Hape
Husband of Sarah (Naill) Hape ~ married September 30, 1829, Frederick Co., MD
John and Sarah (Naill) Hape, Sr. had 7 children and they were:
1. Dr. Samuel Hape, C.S.A. (m. Orvilla Rogers)
2. Elizabeth Hape (m. Samuel Jacob Sayler)
3. John Hape Jr.
4. William Hape
5. Albert Hape D.D.S and C.S.A.
6. Maria Hape
7. Martha "Mattie" Hape (m. Pius Augustine Timmons/Timmins, Union Army)
Book … "Names in Stone, 75,000 Cemetery Inscriptions," by Jacob Mehrling Holdcraft, 1985
John Hape, Sr. was a "Gilder." and he leased the Rising Sun Tavern, Untintown, Carroll Co., MD.
The Rising Sun Tavern was located in Uniontown, (3359 Uniontown Rd.) Carroll Co., MD. Leased to John Hape and William Segafoose by Dr. James L. Billingslea, until it was sold to Charles Devilbiss in 1842. Prior to Dr. James L. Billingslea ownership, the owner was David Stem from 1811 to 1835.
Son of George and Catherine (Puderbach) Hape
Husband of Sarah (Naill) Hape ~ married September 30, 1829, Frederick Co., MD
John and Sarah (Naill) Hape, Sr. had 7 children and they were:
1. Dr. Samuel Hape, C.S.A. (m. Orvilla Rogers)
2. Elizabeth Hape (m. Samuel Jacob Sayler)
3. John Hape Jr.
4. William Hape
5. Albert Hape D.D.S and C.S.A.
6. Maria Hape
7. Martha "Mattie" Hape (m. Pius Augustine Timmons/Timmins, Union Army)
Book … "Names in Stone, 75,000 Cemetery Inscriptions," by Jacob Mehrling Holdcraft, 1985
The Rising Sun Tavern was located in Uniontown, (3359 Uniontown Rd.) Carroll Co., MD. Leased to John Hape and William Segafoose by Dr. James L. Billingslea, until it was sold to Charles Devilbiss in 1842. Prior to Dr. James L. Billingslea ownership, the owner was David Stem from 1811 to 1835.
Son of George and Catherine (Puderbach) Hape
Husband of Sarah (Naill) Hape ~ married September 30, 1829, Frederick Co., MD
John and Sarah (Naill) Hape, Sr. had 7 children and they were:
1. Dr. Samuel Hape, C.S.A. (m. Orvilla Rogers)
2. Elizabeth Hape (m. Samuel Jacob Sayler)
3. John Hape Jr.
4. William Hape
5. Albert Hape D.D.S and C.S.A.
6. Maria Hape
7. Martha "Mattie" Hape (m. Pius Augustine Timmons/Timmins, Union Army)
Book … "Names in Stone, 75,000 Cemetery Inscriptions," by Jacob Mehrling Holdcraft, 1985
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