Henry Bucher 1 2 3 4 5
- Born: 2 Dec 1775, , Lebanon, PA 1 2 6 7 8 9
- Christened: 6 Jan 1776, Fredericksburg: St. John's Reformed & Lutheran Church, Lebanon, PA 6 7 8
- Marriage (1): Catherine Rinehart <1798> in , Centre, PA
- Died: 6 Dec 1851, Wayne Twp., Wayne, OH at age 76 1 3 5 9
- Buried: Wooster: Salem Lutheran (Lehman's) Cemetery, Wayne, OH 5 9
Other names for Henry were Johan Henrich Bucher 6 7 and John Henry Bucher.
Christening Notes:
Sponsors were Albert Kleinfelter and Christina.
Burial Notes:
On his tombstone under his date of death it states "in his 76th year" making his birth year 1775.
Noted events in his life were:
1. Census in 1800 in Haines Twp., Northumberland, PA. 10 The 1800 Census in Haines Township shows the family of Henry Booher as follows:
Males (born)
Under 10 (1791-1800) = 1
26-44 (1756-1774) = 1
Females (born)
26-44 (1756-1774) = 1
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2. In 1801 in Rebersburg, Centre, PA. 11 There is no record of the early members of the Lutheran and Reformed congreations of Brush valley in existence now, except in so far as their names appear in an old record-book of births and baptisms dating back to July 9, 1792. ...With a view of preserving as many of th enames of the old inhabitants as posssible, a lis tof them in here presented...
1801....Henry Bucher.....Elizabeth.
3. Residence: in 1801 in Haines Twp., Northumberland, PA. 12 Haintes township in 1801 included that portion of Gregg (now) south of Brush Mountain and east of a line running through spring Mill to the head of Penn's Creek, and all of Penn township. In that year the inhabitants were:
...
Buchler, John
Bucher, Henry
Busser, John.
4. Residence: in 1801 in Potter Twp., Northumberland, PA. 13 From the History of Centre County, Pennsylvania:
Potter: In 1801, Potter township embraced the western part of the present towship of Gregg, from Spring Mills, all of Potter and the eastern half of Harris from the end of Nittany Mountain eastward, bounded by Nittany Mountain on the north an dSeven Mountains on the south. In 1801 the inhabitants were:
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Bucher, Henry
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5. Tax List: 1803, Potter Twp., Centre, PA. 14 Bohar, Henry. 60 acres. 2 cows.
6. Tax List: 1809, Potter Twp., Centre, PA. 14 Booher, Hnery. 279 acres. Transferred from Andrew Smith. 3 horses, 2 cows.
7. Census in 1810 in Potter Twp., Centre, PA. 15 In the 1810 Census in Potter Township in Centre County is Heny Bougher [spelling in census index] with this family:
Males (born)
Under 10 (1801-1810) = 3
10-15 (1795-1800) = 1
26-44 (1766-1784) = 1 father Henry
Females (born)
Under 10 (1801-1810) = 1
26-44 (1766-1784) = 1 wife
.
8. Tax List: 1810, Potter Twp., Centre, PA. 14 Booher, Henry. 279 acres. 2 horses, 2 cows.
9. Tax List: 1811, Potter Twp., Centre, PA. 14 Bucher, Henry. 292 acres. 2 horses, 2 cows.
10. Tax List: 1812, Potter Twp., Centre, PA. Bucher, Henry. 292 acres. 1 horse, 2 cows.
11. Tax List: 1813, Potter Twp., Centre, PA. 14 Bucher, Henry. 292 acres. 1 horse, 2 cows.
12. Tax List: 1814, Potter Twp., Centre, PA. 14 Bucher, Henry. 292 acres. 2 horses, 2 cows.
13. Tax List: 1815, Potter Twp., Centre, PA. 14 Bucher, Henry. 276-180- acres. 2 horses, 2 cows.
Boozer, John. 200 acres. 3 horses, 2 cows.
14. Tax List: 1816, Potter Twp., Centre, PA. 14 Bucher, Henry. 276-180- transferred to Rishel. 2 horses, 4 cows.
Boozer, John. 200 acres. 4 horses, 3 cows.
15. Census in 1820 in Potter Twp., Centre, PA. 16 In the 1820 Census in Potter Township in Centre County is the family of Henry Bucher as follows:
Males (born)
Under 10 (1811-1820) = 1
10-15 (1805-1810) = 2
16-25 (1795-1804) = 2
45 & over (<=1775) = 1 father Henry
Females (born)
16-25 (1795-1804) = 1
45 & over (<=1775) = 1 wife
.
16. Moved: 1824, Wayne Twp., Wayne, OH. 4
17. Census in 1830 in Wayne Twp., Wayne, OH. 17 The 1830 Census in Wayne Township shows the family of Henry Booher as follows:
Males (born)
20-29 (1801-1810) = 2 sons
50-59 (1771-1780) = 1 father Henry
Females (born)
5-9 (1821-1825) = 1 daughter
30-39 (1791-1800) = 1 wife or daughter
A few lines later in the census is Henry's son Michael Booher with his family:
Under 5 (1826-1830) = 1 son
10-14 (1816-1820) = 1 son
30-39 (1791-1800) = 1 father Michael
Females (born)
20-29 (1801-1810) = 1 wife.
18. He was elected as township trustee from 1835 to 1836 in Wayne Twp., Wayne, OH. 18
19. Census in 1840 in Wayne Twp., Wayne, OH. 19 On the same page in the 1840 Census in Wayne Township we find three related Bucher families:
In the household of Henry Booher Sr:
Males (born)
5-9 (1831-1835) = 1 grandson (son of Michael)
10-14 (1826-1830) = 1 grandson (son of Michael)
40-49 (1791-1800) = 1 son Michael
60-69 (1771-1780) = 1 father Henry Sr.
Females (born)
30-39 (1801-1810) = 1 daughter-in-law, Michael's wife
60-69 (1771-1780) = 1 wife of Henry Sr., Catherine
In the household of Henry Booher Jr, son of Henry Sr:
Males (born)
20-29 (1811-1820) = 1 father Henry Jr.
Females (born)
20-29 (1811-1820) = 1 wife
In the household of David Booher, son of Henry Sr:
Males (born)
Under 5 (1836-1840) = 1 son
20-29 (1811-1820) = 1 father David
Females (born)
20-29 (1811-1820) = 1 wife.
20. Census in 1850 in Wayne Twp., Wayne, OH. 2 Henry Bucher, age 75, farmer, is with Catherine, 75, and Elizabeth Danner [nee Bucher, Henry's daughter], 46.. All three were born in Pennsylvania. Henry's real estate is valued at $6,000.
On the same farm is the household of Michael Bucher, 51, farmer, and wife Mary, 48; Andrew, 23; Samuel, 18; Christina, 9; and William, 4. Michael and Mary were born in Pennsylvania, and the children in Ohio.
21. Book: Commerative Biographical Record of Wayne Co. Ohio, 1889. 20
S. D. Bucher, farmer, is a native of Wayne County, Ohio, born in Chester Township in 1843. Henry Bucher, the first of the family to settle in this county, was a native of Centre County, Penn., and in 1824 packed his worldly goods and his family into a big wagon, and started for Ohio. He located in Wayne Township, then a dense forest, making his wagon his dwelling-house until he could build a log cabin. He entered a quarter section of land, which is now owned by Mr. Booholtz, which he cleared and improved.
He married Catherine Rinehart, and to them were born five sons and one daughter. Andrew, one of the youngest of the family, was born in Centre County, Penn., and was a child when his parents came to Ohio. He was by trade a shoemaker, working at same many years, and later he engaged in farming, at the time of his death owning ninety-three and a half acres of good land.
He married Elizabeth Coy, and to them were born three sons: John, deceased; Jacob C., a physician, now of Chicago, Ill. and S. D. Mr. Bucher died in 1869, aged fifty-seven years, his wife surviving him at the advanced age of seventy-five.
S. D. Bucher was reared and educated in his native county, and since reaching manhood has devoted his attention to farming. He has been successful as an agriculturist, and now owns a good farm in Wayne Township. He is a progressive, public-spirited man, always giving his assistance to any enterprise that is of benefit to the county. He is popular with his fellow-townsmen, and has been elected by them to the offices of township trustee and school director. In politics he is a staunch supporter of the Democratic principles.
He was married in 1866 to Emeline Young, daughter of John Young. They have had a family of five children, four of whom are living: Harvey A., Andrew W., Lizzie Pearl and Mary Ellen.
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22. Book: Biographical Memoirs of Greene County, Indiana, 1908. 1
Jacob Bucher
By Mrs. Hugh A. Owen
The history of the Bucher family, as far back as information can be obtained, begins with Henry Bucher, born 1775 and who lived to be seventy-six years old. He married Catharine Hickman, who was born in 1776 and lived eighty-eight years.
To Henry and Catharine (Hickman) Bucher were born Michael (1800-1883), John (1802-1883), Elizabeth (Danner) (1804-1884), Henry (1806-1884), David (1809-1898), Andrew (1812-1869). John Bucher, second son of Henry and Catharine Bucher, married Eda Ann Winkler. The earliest information obtainable in the history of this branch of the Bucher family is that of Lawrence Winkler and his wife, Fanny Payne. Lawrence Winkler was born near Morgantown, Burk county, North Carolina, January 15, 1771. He was married to Fanny Payne in the year 1795, who was born in Wayne county, Virginia, November 18, 1775. To this union were born the following children: Rebecca (Moller) (1795-1887), John (1799-1886), George (1801-1876), James (1804-1844), Lydia (Hudson) (1806-1878), Mary (1809-1826), Eda Ann (Bucher) (1812-1893), Jacob (1815-1890), Enoch (1819-1871). The average of this generation reached sixty-six years.
To John Bucher and Eda Ann (Winkler) Bucher were born Elizabeth (Crail) (1837 -----), Jacob (1840 -----), John B. (1842 -----), Andrew M. (1849 -----), Mary Ellen (Owen) (1854 -----). Not a death has occurred in a family of five children, the eldest aged seventy-one years, a remarkable thing to be able to say. The native state of this family of children is Ohio. The family moved from that state to Indiana in 1857 and settled at the old Bucher home near Liberty church in Highland township, Greene county.
Jacob Bucher, eldest son of John and Eda Ann Bucher, married Mary Clay Stalcup, December 24, 1865. The earliest record of this branch of the family is that of William Stalcup, the name of whose wife is not known. To them were born six sons; Peter, William, Isaac, Hon. John, Samuel and Eli. Isaac, the third son married Miss Osborn. To them were born twelve children, James, Alfred, Isaac, Benjamin, John L., Susan, Rebecca, Elizabeth, Nancy, Polly and Margaret. James, the eldest child, was born August 22, 1786. He married Margaret Marlin, born December 17, 1795, on the 6th day of September, 1812. James was of German descent and his wife was Scotch-Irish. She came across the ocean when seven years old and settled in North Carolina. They moved to Indiana at an early date and settled in Greene county. To them were born George B. (1814-1880), Catharine (Ballard) (1815-1897), Isaac (1818-1895), Elizabeth (Dixon) (1822-1869), Rebecca (Short) (1825-1861), William (1828-1888), Maria Louisa (Burnam) (1832-1864), Elvira Josephine (Andrews) (1835 -----).
George B., eldest son, was married to Mary Buckner, August 28, 1834. The earliest history of this branch of the Bucher family, is that of Edward Bucher (1784-1861) and his wife, Elizabeth (1788-1854). To them were born; Jeremiah, Mary, James, Nancy, Louisa and Jonathan.
To George B. Stalcup and Mary (Buckner) Stalcup were born; Nancy (1840-1845), Elizabeth (1842-1842), Margaret (1837-1844), Mary Clay (1844 -----), Edward (1850-1854), Louisa (1848-1850), and Josephine (1855 -----).
To Jacob Bucher and Mary Clay (Stalcup) Bucher were born eight children: George B. (1867 -----), Arabella (Owen) (1868 -----), John (1870-1872), Williard M. and Walter G. (1873-1873), Edward P. (1875 -----), Jacob Guy (1877 -----), Blanch May (Hays) (1883 -----). George B. married Thursia Heaton (1872-1900), in 1892. To them were born a daughter, Mabel H. (1895 -----). Arabella married Hugh A. Owen (1862 -----) in 1902. To them were born a son, George B. in 1905. Edward P. married Lola Newsom (1880 -----) in 1903. To them was born a daughter, Helen Frances, in 1906. Jacob Guy married Arle Owen (1881 -----) in 1905. To them was born a son, Jacob David, in 1907. Blanch May married Wilbur Hays (1882 -----) in 1904. To them a daughter, Mary Louise, was born in 1905.
Jacob Bucher enlisted in Company E, Fifty-ninth Indiana Volunteer Infantry, November 15, 1861, at the age of twenty-one. He was in the engagement at New Madrid, Missouri, and at Island No. 10, Shiloh, Corinth, Holly Springs, and Jackson, Mississippi. His regiment had the honor of planting the first United States flag on the state house at Jackson after the war begun. His brother, John B., was wounded in the battle at Jackson. The subject was also in the seige of Vicksburg and in all the battles in which his regiment was engaged. From this place he marched with his regiment to Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain, taking part in all these engagements. From there he went to Missionary Ridge and Atlanta, Georgia, later making the noted march to the sea, thence marched to Raleigh, North Carolina, and was relieved from duty at Wilmington, that state, which closed his active service of three years and five months. He was honorably discharged April 22, 1865, at Indianapolis, Indiana.
After the war he rented a farm for a number of years and finally bought it, living there until the present time (1908), in Highland township, Greene county, Indiana, where he is influential and highly respected by all.
Henry married Catherine Rinehart <1798> in , Centre, PA. (Catherine Rinehart was born in Nov 1775 in , , Pennylvania, USA,1 2 5 9 21 died on 27 Jan 1864 in Wayne Twp., Wayne, OH 1 5 9 and was buried in Wooster: Salem Lutheran (Lehman's) Cemetery, Wayne, OH 9.)
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