Was Daniel Spangler and Michael Spengler brothers?

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ecord) as 1747 places Daniel and Mary’s marriage at 1745/46. Assuming marriage at the completion of his seven years as an indentured servant puts his arrival in America at about 1737/38. Rupp’s 30,000 Immigrants book shows a Hans Michael Spengler on a list of 105 of 318 passengers on the ship Samuel arriving at Philadelphia Aug 30, 1737. The World Connect genealogy referenced says Hans Michael arrived in Philadelphia on August 21, 1737. Rupp shows only one ship arriving at Philadelphia on Aug. 21, 1750 – only a minor difference in dates. Also interesting is that Michael Spengler is the last name on Rupp’s abbreviated list of passengers on the ship Samuel. Is it possible that Daniel Spangler and Michael Spengler were brothers? Transcript of the Last Will and Testament of Daniel Spangler IN the name God Amen, I Daniel Spangler of Franklin County and the State of Va., being, thru the abundant mercy and goodness of God, tho weak in body yet sound and perfect understanding and memory, do make this my last will and desire it to be received by all as such. As to my worldly estate I will and positively order that all my debts be paid: IMPRIMIS, I give and Demise and bequest unto my son Daniel his heirs and assigns the plantation he now lives on he giving his Mother ten bushels of wheat yearly and every year during her life. Item, I give Demise and bequeath unto my Son George his heirs and assigns the plantation he now lives on he giving his Mother ten bushels of wheat every year and sow her one quarter of an acre of flax and give fifty pounds of pork to her every year likewise to keep her two cows and one horse and John Nofsinger is to make her a deed for his land. Item, I give demise and bequeath unto my son John his heirs an assigns my plantation in Botetourt County on the waters of Little river. Likewise I will that when the plantations I now live on is sold if there is anything to be paid on it, it is then to be cleared for him.. Item, I give and bequeath unto my Daughter Hannah one black mare and colt. Item, I give and bequeath unto my Daughter Elizabeth one young horse. Item, I give and bequeath unto my Daughter Mary one young black mare. Item I give and bequeath unto my loving wife Mary the plantation I now live on with all the goods and chattels and movables and bonds and notes all debts, and do constitute her Executive of this, my last will and testament. In Witness where of I here unto set my hand and seal the twenty second day of Sep. in the year of our Lord Christ one thousand Seven hundred and eighty seven. Sealed, Published and Declared by the above named Daniel Spangler for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us. Dan'l Brown Daniel Barnhart Daniel Spangler Seal Charles Mennise Know all men by these present that we Mary Spangler & John Naufsinger are held and firmly bound to Peter Snyders, Jonathan ______, Jno Smith, Jno Dickerson & Moses _____, Gentlemen Justices of the Court of Henry County now sitting in the sum of one thousand pounds current money of Virginia to which payment where of will be truly be made to the said Justices or their successors. We Bind ourselves or each of us to search for Heirs, Executors or Administratous jointly or singularly firmly by these present. Sealed with our Seals this 5 Day of Nov 1787 in the (12 2 ) year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty seven and in the 11 year of the commonwealth. The Condition Of the above Obligation is such that the above Bound Mary Spangler ……….of the last Will and Testamentof Dan’l Spangler Deceased do make or cause to be made a perfect Inventoryof all the singular the goods, Chattles and credits of the said Dan’l Spangler. Transcript of the Last Will and Testament of Mary Spangler In the name of God amen, I, Mary Spangler of Montgomery County, being of sound mind and memory, calling to mind, that, it is ordained for me once to die do make this my last Will and Testament; First I desire to be burryed in a Christian like form, then 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 2 The number 12 is written in above the words “the” and “year” 2
wife Mary five shillings and no more, then I give to my son Daniel Spangler and his heirs forever all the rest of my Estate real and personal, and all that money which is or at the time of my death may be due and all money, that I may have by me at the time of my death, my meaning and intentions being escpasbe (?) for accepted to give all my Estate of all and every kind to said Daniel Spangler and his heirs forever, then I appoint my son Daniel Spangler Executor to this my last will and revoking all other wills heretofore made. Witness my hand and seal this 27th day of Nov. One thousand eight hundred and twelve -------- Signed sealed and acknowledged before us Iden Beckett her Conners Mary X Spangler Seal George Shealor Mark George Sowers NOTE: Mary Spangler's will was recorded in Montgomery County Court Jun. 18, 1818. Her tombstone inscription (photo shown here), which is a field stone, PINE CREEK CEMETERY shows the date of her death as 1820 age 100 yrs. Mary Spangler Died 1820 Age 100 yr hereunto set my hand and Seal this 9th Day of October 1788 Teste William Wright Mary Spangler X her Mark A Deed of Gift 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 said 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 furniture To have and to hold all the said Goods and Chattels to him the said John Nofsinger his Heirs Executors and from henceforth as his or their Proper Goods and Chattels absolutely without anymore Consideration. In Witness where of I have 1.1 Daniel Spangler born 1747 died Feb. 4, 1823 buried PINE CREEK CHURCH CEMETERY, Floyd, Va. Married Sarah Bolt 3 Nov 1782 in Montgomery, Virginia 3 , died May 8, 1839 buried PINE CREEK CHURCH CEMETERY, Floyd, Va. Children: (1) John (1783 - 1848) (2) Daniel (1784 - 1850) (3) George (1786 - ____) (4) Mary (1788 - ____) (5) William (1792 - 1862) (6) Samuel (1795 - 1875) (7) Jacob (1799 - ____) (8) David (1801 - 1856) 1.1.1 John Spangler born Apr. 8, 1783 died 1848 buried in JOHN SPANGLER CEMETERY located in woods, about 1/2 mile east of State 3 From U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900. However I have checked for the original records in the Clerks Office Christiansburg, Va and could not find them. 3 Daniel’s Tombstone
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