married to
1st to Anna Catharine Haas
2nd to Mary Eckhart
Revolutionary War veteran, served in Captain John Sneider's Company in the Northumberland County Militia.
THE 20TH CENTURY HISTORY OF STEUBENVILLE AND JEFFERSON COUNTY, OHIO
page 518
It is stated in the book that the village of New Salem was laid out in 1802 and the land on which the village of New Salem or Annapolis now stands was entered by Henry and Adam Miser. (Henry was Adam's nephew, the son of Henry).
On October 23, 1819, Adam received a patent for 160 acres in Paint Township, Wayne County, Ohio from President James Monroe. On this land is where he is buried.
1st to Anna Catharine Haas
2nd to Mary Eckhart
Revolutionary War veteran, served in Captain John Sneider's Company in the Northumberland County Militia.
THE 20TH CENTURY HISTORY OF STEUBENVILLE AND JEFFERSON COUNTY, OHIO
page 518
It is stated in the book that the village of New Salem was laid out in 1802 and the land on which the village of New Salem or Annapolis now stands was entered by Henry and Adam Miser. (Henry was Adam's nephew, the son of Henry).
On October 23, 1819, Adam received a patent for 160 acres in Paint Township, Wayne County, Ohio from President James Monroe. On this land is where he is buried.
married to
1st to Anna Catharine Haas
2nd to Mary Eckhart
Revolutionary War veteran, served in Captain John Sneider's Company in the Northumberland County Militia.
THE 20TH CENTURY HISTORY OF STEUBENVILLE AND JEFFERSON COUNTY, OHIO
page 518
It is stated in the book that the village of New Salem was laid out in 1802 and the land on which the village of New Salem or Annapolis now stands was entered by Henry and Adam Miser. (Henry was Adam's nephew, the son of Henry).
On October 23, 1819, Adam received a patent for 160 acres in Paint Township, Wayne County, Ohio from President James Monroe. On this land is where he is buried.
1st to Anna Catharine Haas
2nd to Mary Eckhart
Revolutionary War veteran, served in Captain John Sneider's Company in the Northumberland County Militia.
THE 20TH CENTURY HISTORY OF STEUBENVILLE AND JEFFERSON COUNTY, OHIO
page 518
It is stated in the book that the village of New Salem was laid out in 1802 and the land on which the village of New Salem or Annapolis now stands was entered by Henry and Adam Miser. (Henry was Adam's nephew, the son of Henry).
On October 23, 1819, Adam received a patent for 160 acres in Paint Township, Wayne County, Ohio from President James Monroe. On this land is where he is buried.
Inscription
Adam Myser
Pennsylvania
Northumberland Co PA Mil
Revolutionary War
1743 - 1824
Gravesite Details
There is only one grave with a marker, there are more graves, but when the graves were moved in the 60's the stones were not replaced.
Family Members
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