Notes: Johannes Hassenpflug, the 1st son of immigrant Johann HeinrichHassenpflug and his wife Anna Maria Seebold Hassenpflug, was born 18 Dec1790 in Lebanon, Pa., in what was then Dauphin Co. and is now Lebanon Co.In about 1798 he moved with his parents to Mifflinburg, Pa..
! Notes: John was married in 1812 to a Sarah Bankman, about whom wehave no information. They lived in Mifflinburg and raised 9 children. Hewas a saddler by trade.
!Notes: In 1837, John took his family to Ross Co., Ohio--where theyappear in the 1840 and 1850 census of Green Twsp.
! Notes: John Hassenplug died 6 Nov 1861 in Ross Co., Ohio-GreenTwsp.. His wife Sarah died 15 may 1862. They are both buried in the SalemReformed Cemetery there.
William Hassenplug was Johann Wilhelm Hasenpflug before his fatherchanged to John Henry Hassenplug
Date of Death is not clear. It is known that there was a John M.Hassenplug that died in the civil war but records are not complete. Itappears that John was a 1st Sgt. in Company A 132nd which was recruitedin Montour County at the Danville Iron Works.
The records are not clear but if this is the case John is listed ashaving died on 17 September 1862 at the Battle of Antietam, Md.. Thiswould coincide with the information reported in " The Juniata andSusquehanna Valleys in Pennsylvania". (for more info from article see hisbrother's (Captain George) notes.
David's birth is written in Johann's Family Bible but nothing more isknown. Margaret Seebold gave me a listing of headstone writing in MercerCo. and on the stones it said, "son/daughter of David and Mary L.Hassenplug". The dates are about right for our David to be the onementioned but as of now I have no proof positive. Mifflinburg 1825suscribers list for a bell in Elias Church has David's name.
91y 28d old name could be Walbom