Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
NameMarie Margaret Wolfersberger 
Birth26 Dec 1739
Death8 Sep 1805, Cambelltown, Dauphin Co., Pennsylvania
BurialSalem Church Cemetery, Campbellstown, Dauphin Co., Pennsylvania
Spouses
Birth8 Jul 1736, Pennsylvania
Death7 Nov 1789, Londonderry Township, Dauphin Co., Pennsylvania
BurialSalem Church Cemetery, Campbellstown, Dauphin Co., Pennsylvania
FatherNicolaus (Nicholas) Carper (1702-~1758)
MotherAnna Margaretha Barbara Marsteller (1708-~1758)
Marriageabt 1755/1760
ChildrenCatherine [Corper] (1762-1833)
John (1764-1805)
Jacob [Kerper] (1767-1848)
Nicholas (1768-1820)
John Adam (1776-~1815)
Samuel (1778-1861)
Magdalena (Margaret) [Corper] (1774-)
Philip [Corper] (1769-1855)
Adam (1771-1815)
Notes for Marie Margaret Wolfersberger
Margaret is buried beside her husband, Friederich with her birth and death dates on her tombstone. Campbelltown was located in Dauphin County until the formation of Lebanon County in 1813. It was the Salem V. C. Cemetery.
Notes for Frederick (Spouse 1)
FRIEDERICH2 CARPER (NICOLAUS1 COERPER) was born July 08, 1736 in PA, and died November 07, 1789 in Campbelltown, PA.
Revolutionary War soldier listed in DAR database.
Frederick [Kerper] Carper was a private 7th class, of Company of the Ninth Battalion of Lancaster, Co. Militia, then was promoted to Lieutenant, 4th co., 3rd Battalion of the Lancaster Militia. He is listed in the Revolutionary Wars of Soldiers buried in Lebanon Co., Pennsylvania. He is buried at the Salem Church cemetery in Campbellstown, Pennsylvania. A marker signifying his military service is placed at his gravesite. Frederick is a proven DAR patriot of the Revolutionary War. Frederick is buried beside his wife at the Salem Church cemetery. The land that the church is on was given to the church by the Wolfsbergers. It was a Lutheran Church.
Revolutionary War soldier listed in DAR database.
Frederick [Kerper] Carper was a private 7th class, of Company of the Ninth Battalion of Lancaster, Co. Militia, then was promoted to Lieutenant, 4th co., 3rd Battalion of the Lancaster Militia. He is listed in the Revolutionary Wars of Soldiers buried in Lebanon Co., Pennsylvania. He is buried at the Salem Church cemetery in Campbellstown, Pennsylvania. A marker signifying his military service is placed at his gravesite. Frederick is a proven DAR patriot of the Revolutionary War. Frederick is buried beside his wife at the Salem Church cemetery. The land that the church is on was given to the church by the Wolfsbergers. It was a Lutheran Church.