Was Daniel Spangler and Michael Spengler brothers?

(1) Nancy Elizabeth (1826-1895)
1.3.6 Cynthia Spangler was born 1795 in Virginia and died AUG 1871 in Arcadia, IN.
Married William Martin born ABT 1792, and died BET 1845 and 1850 in Ripley Co, IN
Children:
(1) Mary A. (1816-____)
(2) Andrew G. (1823-____)
(3) John (1825-____)
(4) Nathan (1825-____)
(5) Elizabeth (1827-____)
(6) Benjamin (1829-____)
(7) William (1830-____)
(8) Sarah Jane (1831-____)
(9) Catherine (1836-____)
(10) Eli (1837-____)
(11) Adam (1842-____)
(12) Jackson (1842-____)
(13) Lydia (1843-____)
(14) Eleanor (1845-____)
1.3.7 Lydia Ann Spangler was born 1803 in Virginia. She is buried Rose Hill Cemetery, Blocton, Iowa.
Married Thomas Cooksey May 19, 1819 in Brookville, Indiana, Franklin Co., son of Zachariah Cooksey
and Margaret. He was born 1786 in Virginia, and died in 1866. He is buried in Ringold or Taylor Co.,
Iowa, Rose Hill Cemetery, Blocton, IA.
Children
(1) Benjamine (1830-1917)
(2) Jonathan G. (1820-1906)
(3) James B. (1822-1898)
(4) Sarah Ann (1823-____)
(5) Jackson (____-____)
(6) David A. (1836-1911)
(7) Virginia (1842-____)
(8) William (____-____)
1.4 (Mary) Hannah Spangler (Polly?) born 1753, died May 24, 1833, buried SHAVER CEMETERY,
Bremen, Kentucky, Muhlenburg County. On Oct. 9, 1788 Mary Spangler (Hannah’s mother) signed a
document stating “Know all men by these Present that I Mary Spangler of the county of Franklin for and
in consideration of the love good will and affection, which I have and do have towards my loving Friend
John Nofsinger of the County Former have given granted and by these Present so freely give grant unto
the said John Nofsinger his Heirs and assigns forever all and singular all my goods Chattels now in my
possession in the County of Franklin or else where namely all my stock of Cattle, Hogs, sheep and horses
all Bonds, Bills accounts and Debts Dew to me all moveables and other household furnitureTo have and
to hold ...” Mary Spangler’s will of Nov. 27, 1812 states in part “..I give to my son in law John
Noufsinger five shillings and no more then I give to my son John Spangler five shillings and no more,
then I give to my son in law Thomas Foulor and his wife Mary five shillings and no more, ... .” It appears
that Hannah married John Nofsinger sometime after 1788 and before 1812. My guess is about 1804.
(Also see DAR National Number 715225, computer Code Number 6-035-KS)
1.5 (Mary) Elizabeth Spangler (Mollie?) born 1759 probably died before 1812. Mentioned in her father
Daniel's Will of 1787 but not mentioned in her mother Mary's Will of 1812.
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