Samuel Kegerise Mohn ^{1 2 3}

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  Noted events in his life were:

1. Book: Historical and Biographical Annals of Berks County Pennsylvania, 1909. ¹
Samuel Kegerise Mohn was born Nov. 21, 1824, in Cumru township, Berks county, near Gouglersville, and after receiving a common school education, pursued until he was sixteen years old, learned the trade of miller at Adamstown, Lancaster county, which he finished at the age of twenty-one years. In 1846 he accompanied his uncle, Benjamin Mohn, who then established a grist-mill along the Wyomissing creek at a point now called Mohnton, and he opened a general store in this mill. He received the appointment as first postmaster of the postoffice established at that place in 1857, which was then named Mohn's Store. He was engaged in the store business for about fifteen years.
Mr. Mohn was brought up in the faith of the Evangelical Church, becoming a member when sixteen years old, and from that time on showed much devotion to its affairs, becoming in succession class-leader, exhorter and steward. He assisted in establishing Salem Evangelical Church at that place in 1849, and has served as one of the trustees until the present time-a continuous period of sixty years. He also took great interest in the Sunday-school work, officiating for many years as superintendent.

Mr. Mohn was married in 1847 to Susanna Spatz (daughter of John Spatz, of that vicinity), and they had ten children, five of whom reached maturity: Charles S. (m. Mary Redcay), Susanna C. (m. John A. Bohler), Mary S. (m. John A. Seitzinger), Ella M. (m. George H. Leininger) and Kate (m. Tyson L. Huyett).

Mr. Mohn is a son of John Mohn, and grandson of Daniel Mohn. For his antecedent history in the Mohn line, see preceding sketch of Mohn family.

2. Cause of Death: apoplexy, 23 Jul 1910, Mohnton, Berks, PA. ³

Samuel married Susanna Spatz in 1847 in , Berks, PA.¹ (Susanna Spatz was born on 3 Jun 1825 in Cumru Twp., Berks, PA,^{4 5} died on 1 Jul 1912 in Mohnton, Berks, PA ^{4 5} and was buried on 4 Jul 1912 in Mohnton: Mohnsville Cemetery, Berks, PA ^{4 5}.)