John Randolph Geiger1,2

Male, #13478, (15 Feb 1773 - 18 Jan 1836)
Father*Herman Geiger Jr.
Mother*Margaret Theiler
Name Variation He was also known as Randall. 
Birth*15 Feb 1773 John was born at Orangeburg District, South Carolina, on 15 Feb 1773. 
Death of Fathercirca 1779 His father Herman Geiger Jr. died circa 1779 at Orangeburg District, South Carolina. 
Marriage*27 Mar 1796 He married Elizabeth Murff at Orangeburg District, South Carolina, on 27 Mar 1796 at age 23. 
Birth of Son29 Sep 1797 His son Harmon Horlbeck Geiger was born on 29 Sep 1797 at Orangeburg District, South Carolina. 
1800 Census*4 Aug 1800 John was listed as the head of a family on the 1800 Census at Orangeburg District, South Carolina. 
Birth of Son29 Dec 1801 His son John Jacob Geiger was born on 29 Dec 1801 at Orangeburg District, South Carolina. 
Birth of Son1 Apr 1808 His son Washington Whitfield Geiger was born on 1 Apr 1808 at Lexington District, South Carolina. 
1810 Census*6 Aug 1810 John was listed as the head of a family on the 1810 Census at Lexington District, South Carolina. 
1820 Census*7 Aug 1820 John was listed as the head of a family on the 1820 Census at Lexington District, South Carolina. 
1830 Census*1 Jun 1830 John was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 Census at Edgefield District, South Carolina. 
Death*18 Jan 1836 He died at Edgefield District, South Carolina, on 18 Jan 1836 at age 62. 
Probate*1836 Probate action was taken on John's estate, with Washington Whitfield Geiger as administrator in 1836 at Edgefield District, South Carolina,

Estate Recs, Box 16, Pkg. 561. 

Family

Elizabeth Murff
Marriage*27 Mar 1796 He married Elizabeth Murff at Orangeburg District, South Carolina, on 27 Mar 1796 at age 23. 
Children
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Citations

  1. Percy Lee Geiger, The Geigers of South Carolina, 1945, ReprintA Press, Brent Holcomb.
  2. Guy F. Spearman (1924-1989) of Atlanta, GA, research, 1977, Guy F. Spearman, Atlanta, GA, to Lew Griffin, 1977.

Elizabeth Murff1,2

Female, #13479, (11 Jul 1778 - 10 Sep 1855)
Father*John Murff
Mother*Ann Elizabeth (?)
Birth*11 Jul 1778 Elizabeth was born at Orangeburg District, South Carolina, on 11 Jul 1778. 
Marriage*27 Mar 1796 She married John Randolph Geiger at Orangeburg District, South Carolina, on 27 Mar 1796 at age 17. 
Married Name27 Mar 1796  As of 27 Mar 1796, her married name was Geiger. 
Birth of Son29 Sep 1797 Her son Harmon Horlbeck Geiger was born on 29 Sep 1797 at Orangeburg District, South Carolina. 
Birth of Son29 Dec 1801 Her son John Jacob Geiger was born on 29 Dec 1801 at Orangeburg District, South Carolina. 
Birth of Son1 Apr 1808 Her son Washington Whitfield Geiger was born on 1 Apr 1808 at Lexington District, South Carolina. 
Death of Spouse18 Jan 1836 Her husband John Randolph Geiger died on 18 Jan 1836 at Edgefield District, South Carolina. 
1850 Census* Elizabeth was listed as a household member living with Harmon Horlbeck Geiger on the 1850 Census at Jasper Co., Georgia. 
Will*29 Jul 1853 She made a will at Jasper Co., Georgia, on 29 Jul 1853.3 
Death of Son8 Sep 1855 Her son Washington Whitfield Geiger died on 8 Sep 1855 at Alachua Co., Florida. 
Death*10 Sep 1855 She died at Jasper Co., Georgia, on 10 Sep 1855 at age 77. 
Probate Probate action was taken on Elizabeth's estate at Jasper Co., Georgia,

Minute Bk B, 1845-59, p. 215,383. 
Burial* Her body was by some accounts interred at Edgefield District, South Carolina. 
Obituary*11 Oct 1855 Died suddenly, Sept. 10th, 1855, at the residence of her son, H. H. Geiger, in Jasper co., Ga., Mrs. Elizabeth Geiger, in her 78th year. She was born in So. Ca., and had been an exemplary member of the Baptist Church for many years. Her life was truly devotional. A short time before her death she said, "I have a mission in heaven, and I am soon to go and possess it."
G. T. Spearman
The Nashville Advocate will please copy.4
top of the newspaper page
Elizabeth (Murff) Geiger's obituary

Family

John Randolph Geiger
Marriage*27 Mar 1796 She married John Randolph Geiger at Orangeburg District, South Carolina, on 27 Mar 1796 at age 17. 
Children
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Citations

  1. Percy Lee Geiger, The Geigers of South Carolina, 1945, ReprintA Press, Brent Holcomb.
  2. Guy F. Spearman (1924-1989) of Atlanta, GA, research, 1977, Guy F. Spearman, Atlanta, GA, to Lew Griffin, 1977.
  3. Will Book 14, page 84
    https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L93L-FF2J?i=85&wc=9SYT-3T1%3A267654901%2C267992901&cc=1999178
  4. The Southern Christian Advocate, Thursday, October 11, 1855.

Herman Geiger Jr.1,2

Male, #13480, (circa 1738 - circa 1779)
Father*Herman Geiger
Mother*Elizabeth Habluetzel
Birth*circa 1738 Herman was born at South Carolina circa 1738. 
Death of FatherNov 1751 His father Herman Geiger died in Nov 1751 at Saxe Gotha, Craven Co., South Carolina. 
Marriage*circa 1770 He married Margaret Theiler at Orangeburg District, South Carolina, circa 1770.3 
Birth of Son15 Feb 1773 His son John Randolph Geiger was born on 15 Feb 1773 at Orangeburg District, South Carolina. 
American Revolution*between 1775 and 1783 He provided service in the American Revolutionary War between 1775 and 1783
(DAR Listing: Herman Geiger, Jr., born circa 1738 in South Carolina, died before 1790 in South Carolina, married Margaret ___, Civil Service, South Carolina.)4 
Will10 Mar 1777 Herman and William named as executor(s) in the will of Hans Jacob Theiler at South Carolina on 10 Mar 1777.5 
Will*15 Oct 1778 He made a will at South Carolina on 15 Oct 1778, which.6 
Death*circa 1779 He died at Orangeburg District, South Carolina, circa 1779. 

Family

Margaret Theiler
Marriage*circa 1770 He married Margaret Theiler at Orangeburg District, South Carolina, circa 1770.3 
Children
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Citations

  1. Percy Lee Geiger, The Geigers of South Carolina, 1945, ReprintA Press, Brent Holcomb.
  2. Guy F. Spearman (1924-1989) of Atlanta, GA, research, 1977, Guy F. Spearman, Atlanta, GA, to Lew Griffin, 1977.
  3. The Geigers of SC, by Percy L. Geiger, incorrectly names Herman's wife as Lavinia Kaigler.
  4. DAR Patriot Index, Washington, DC: National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, 2003.
  5. E-mail written 1983-2011 to Lew Griffin from Mary Genevieve Taylor Harris (#48715), Dallas, TX, e-mail address.
  6. Has not been located.

John Murff

Male, #13490, (24 Jan 1734 - before 2 Aug 1790)
Father*Hans Jakob Morf1
Mother*Elisabeth Bosshard1
Name Variation He was also known as Johannes Morf.1 
Name Variation He was also known as John Murph.1 
Birth*24 Jan 1734 John was born at Zurich, Switzerland, on 24 Jan 1734.1 
Marriage*before 1764 He married Susannah (?) at South Carolina before 1764.1 
Deed*10 Apr 1764 He granted a deed on 10 Apr 1764

.2 
Marriage*circa 1770 He married Ann Elizabeth (?) at Orangeburg District, South Carolina, circa 1770.3,1 
Birth of Sonsay 1773 His son Frederick Murff was born say 1773 at Orangeburg District, South Carolina.1 
Birth of Son1775 His son John Murff Jr. was born in 1775 at Orangeburg District, South Carolina.1 
Biography* A John Murff was living near Herman Geiger Jr. in 1775, as the following record from page 23 of South Carolina Memorials of Land Titles 1774-1776 shows: "John Allen, 28 Aug 1775, 121 acres on the South side of the Broad River. Bounded NW by Herman Geiger, NE by John Murff; SE on the Broad River (2-318:2).4 
Death*before 2 Aug 1790 He died at Orangeburg District, South Carolina, before 2 Aug 1790.1 
1790 Census*2 Aug 1790 He was enumerated in the US Census of 1790 on 2 Aug 1790 at Orangeburg District, South Carolina.
(The John Murff of Saxe-Gotha [Township] (now Richland County, SC) lived near Savannah Hunt Creek of the Congarees, in a region that was predominantly Loyalist. He was not listed in the extant muster rolls of either side. He died before the 1790 census, when widow Elizabeth was enumerated with the two sons (John and Frederick) and two daughters (Margaret and Elizabeth) of John Murff. Her son John Tyler (byRudolf Theiler) lived next door. The 3 males aged 16+ in his household may have included his brothers Jacob and Herman Theiler/Tyler.).5,1 
Research note*13 Mar 2011 From Harriet Imrey:
....
There were two different (Hans) Jacob Morfs who arrived on the ship Greenwich from parish Illnau, Zürich, in 1749. The Saxegotha-Jacob was the older one, his family on page 5 of the attached. Staatsarchiv Zürich has a firm policy of sending responses in German, although they accept questions in French or English as well. I do not read German, but genealogy reports are so standardized that I can usually interpret them. The natural order of events is birth, baptism, marriage and death, regardless of language...

At any rate, Johannes Morf was born in village Effretikon, parish Illnau, canton Zürich, on 24 Jan 1734 (Gregorian calendar used in Switzerland, so no need for double-dating).

Herman Geiger had a grant on the Broad River (lower Dutch Fork), and it was adjacent to the 500-acre patent for Hans Jacob Morf on 20 Apr 1752--after Geiger's death in 1751, but Herman never lived on it.... The Broad River land was left to John Morf per his father's will.

John (with no spouse) sold half of it on 10 & 11 Mar 1763 to Michael Moulbare (SC Deed Book E-3, p. 735). He sold the other half of it with first wife Susannah on 9 & 10 Apr 1764 to John Gottfrey (SC Deed Book E-3, p. 741).

He married second wife Ann Elizabeth (maiden name unknown), widow of Rudolf Theiler, prior to ~1770, because Elizabeth's daughter Margaret Murff was born 1 Apr 1771. The Margaret (Murff) Sitler tombstone was erected by her son John Sitler (b. 1793) in 1856. John Sitler recalled the names of his maternal grandparents as John and Ann E. Murff.

Percy Geiger inadvertently recorded the inscription on the tombstone as Ann D, but it is still legible as Ann E. The German name-usage was long extinct in 1856; John Sitler did not know that an Anna Elsbetha of the previous century was called "Elizabeth", not Anna or Ann E.

The four known children of John Murff were John, Margaret, Frederick and Elizabeth. John Jr. "may have" been a child of Susannah, but no evidence suggests that. The others were children of second wife Elizabeth.

The death of John Murff/Murph was reportedly at the Battle of Cowpens, which took place on 17 Jan 1781. This was asserted on DAR applications from 3 Bell sisters resident in Edgefield Co SC, beginning ~1900. There is at least a reasonable question about the reliability of the report.

The SC Accounts Audited and Stub Indent records (and all other Rev War sources) list a single John Murff with Revoluationary service. He was a member of the Orangeburgh/Amelia TWP branch of the Morf family, lived in Fairfield Co SC with wife Sophia Kinsler from their marriage in 1789. A descendant of his son Samuel (a Methodist minister) was admitted to DAR on John's service, Application #395859.

The DAR applications for descendants of John Murff of Saxegotha were submitted by Aileen Valentine Bell Malone (#50513), Rebecca Miles Bell Dennis (#50514), and Salome Bell Clotworthy (#50515). Their information, published in DAR Lineage Book 51 (1904), p. 233, was accurate for parents and grandparents. Their great-grandfather was accurately identified as "a" John Murff (with wife Elizabeth), but they apparently attached the service record of the John Murff of Fairfield Co. They used his birthdate (1750) and SC birthplace too. That Stub Indent entry listed service at Cowpens, but that John Murff (of Orangeburg and Fairfield Co) lost an arm, not his life.

Saxegotha-John lived near Savannah Hunt Creek of the Congarees, in a region that was predominantly Loyalist. He was not listed in the extant muster rolls of either side. He died before the 1790 census, when widow Elizabeth was enumerated with the two sons (John and Frederick) and two daughters (Margaret and Elizabeth) of John Murff. Her son John Tyler (byRudolf Theiler) lived next door. The 3 males aged 16+ in his household may have included his brothers Jacob and Herman Theiler/Tyler. I think that the best one can do re a death date for John Murff (b. 24 Jan 1734) is "reportedly killed at the Battle of Cowpens, per undocumented DAR application #50513" I don't know where the reference to Elizabeth's surname as Kaigler/Keigler may have originated, as used on the DAR application, but Kaigler was definitely not it! Andrew Keigler and his wife Anna Margaretha Leitner arrived in SC with no children in 1752. Elizabeth MNU was married to Rudolph Theiler by 1758. QED: she wasn't a Kaigler daughter--some colonial women may have married fairly early, but not prior to age 6.

Harriet.1 

Family 1

Susannah (?)
Marriage*before 1764 He married Susannah (?) at South Carolina before 1764.1 

Family 2

Ann Elizabeth (?)
Marriage*circa 1770 He married Ann Elizabeth (?) at Orangeburg District, South Carolina, circa 1770.3,1 
Children
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Citations

  1. E-mail written Aug 2004 -- Apr 2011 to Lew Griffin from Harriet Imrey, Chicago, IL, e-mail address.
  2. Clara A. Langley, South Carolina Deed Abstracts 1719 - 1772 Vol. III, 1755-1768, 1983, Reprint, Greenville, SC: Southern Historical Press, 2001.
  3. DAR Patriot Index, Washington, DC: National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, 2003.
    has Elizabeth's surname as Keigler.
  4. Lewis W. Griffin Jr. (#47), Phoenix, AZ.
    See the research note from Harriet Imrey elsewhere on this page.
  5. 1790 Federal Census, United States.
    Name:      Elizabeth Murff
    Home in 1790 (City, County, State):      Orangeburg, South Carolina
    Free White Persons - Males - Under 16:      2
    Free White Persons - Females:      3
    Number of Household Members:      5.

Herman Geiger1

Male, #13493, (before 18 Dec 1707 - Nov 1751)
Father*Hans Jacob Geiger
Mother*Margareta Fehr
Birth*before 18 Dec 1707 Herman was born at Diepoldsau, Rheinthal, Switzerland, before 18 Dec 1707.2 
Christening18 Dec 1707 He was christened at Diepoldsau, Rheinthal, Switzerland, on 18 Dec 1707. 
Marriage*26 Feb 1734 He married Elizabeth Habluetzel at Switzerland on 26 Feb 1734. 
Birth of Son1736 His son John Conrad Geiger was born in 1736 at Switzerland. 
Birth of Soncirca 1738 His son Herman Geiger Jr. was born circa 1738 at South Carolina. 
Birth of Sonafter 1742 His son Jacob Geiger was born after 1742. 
Birth of Son8 Jan 1748 His son John Geiger was born on 8 Jan 1748 at Saxe Gotha, Craven Co., South Carolina. 
Will*20 Oct 1751 He made a will at Charleston, South Carolina, on 20 Oct 1751.

Will of Harman Geiger

BE IT REMEMBERED that I Harman Geiger of Saxagotha Township in the Province of South Carolina Planter bneing Sick and weak in body but of sound and perfect mind memory and understanding Praised be God for the same & Declare this my last will and Testamt in manner and form following that is to say after all my Just Debts & Funeral Expenses are Duly paid & Satisfied

I give and Bequeath unto my dear wife Elizabeth my negro girl name Susey now about four or five years old also I will that my said wife Elizabeth have the full free use Enjoyment and Possession of all that my Plantation or three tracts of Land Containing in the whole three hundred Acres of Land whereon I dwell during the term of her natural Life if she so long remains my Widow and unmarried and the free use of all houses and PLantation tools horses and Stock of Cattle thereon and after my siad wife's Decease or in case she marries again then

I give Devide and Bequeath unto my Eldest Son John Conrad all that the aforesaid Plantation Containing three hundred Acres of Land with all building and improvements thereonto holed to my said son John Conrad his heirs and assigns forever.

ALSO I Give Devise and Bequeath unto my son Jacob all those two tracts of Land one Containing two hundred and fifty acres the other Containing one hundred and fifty acres Lying on the South side of Santee River about Eight miles from the Congrees To hold to my said son Jacob his heirs and Assigns

Also I give devise and Bequeath unto my son Harmon one tract of Land Containing four hundred and fifty acres lying in the fork on the Southside of Broad River also one other tract of Land Containing two hundred and fifty acres which I lately bought of Adam Sheikel and lyes near the other tract my said son Herman his heirs and assigns forever

ALSO I give and bequeath unto my youngest son John and to his heirs and assigns forever one tract of Land containing one hundred and fifty acres lying on the N side of Broad River Purchased of Michael Pomer also a tract of fifty acres of Land adjoyning thereto which I bought of Peter Smith

and all the Rest and Residue and Remainder of my Estate real & personal I give and Bequeath unto my said wife and all my sons and Daughters to be Equally Divided between them part Share and Portion alike

and I will and Direct that Immediately after my Decease an Indented Servant Tobias Walthour be set free and Discharged from further Servitude by my Exors hereafter named Provided the Expence and Charge thereof Exceed not the sum of twenty five pounds Cur Money and that the said Tobias if freed pay the Expense again by work and Labour

and I will and Desire that Stephen Crell be in no manner employed about or have concern with my books papes or anything Relating to or Concerning any of my affairs whatsoever

and my further will and Intent is yt what I have herein before given my said wife is in full to any right or claim she ought to have to any part of my Estate Real or Personall and in full her thirds or Dower therein

and I hereby nominate and appoint my said Wife Elizabeth Exrix my son John Conrad my Brother in Law John Gorrman [Gallman] Mr. Benjamin Smith Mr. Henry Lawrence Exors o this my Last will and Testament herein Revoking all former and other wills and wills by me at any time heretofore made Declaring this only to be my Last will and Testament In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal the 20th day of October in the year of our Lord 1751.

Signed Sealed Published Herman Geiger (L. S.)

Pronounced and Declared by the said Herman Geiger for and as his Last will and Testament in the presence of us who at his Request and in his presence have Subscribed our names hereto.

Hans Jacob Remmsfruger
Frederick Houx
John Remington.

This Will was proved before his Excy the Governor the 6th Septemr 1751 & at the same time the Exris and John Gollman [Gallman] Exor Qualified

MISSING PARTS OF THIS WILL DESTROYED IN ORIGINAL WILL BOOK

Recorded in Will Book 1747-52 Pg. 450 (Copy) 537.3 
Death*Nov 1751 He died at Saxe Gotha, Craven Co., South Carolina, in Nov 1751. 
Probate*6 Dec 1751 Probate action was taken on Herman's estate on 6 Dec 1751 at Saxe Gotha, Craven Co., South Carolina. 
Biography*16 Jan 2019 Herman was christened 18 Dec 1707, in Diepoldsau, Rheinthal, Switzerland.
Herman and his family left Switzerland in September 1736, and arrived in Charleston, SC, on February 1, 1737.
Herman Geiger became a trader with the Catawba Indians.
Herman Geiger's will was proved September 6, 1751. In the SC Gazette of June 18, 1753, John and Henry Gallman advertized for the creditors of Herman Geiger, dec'd.
John Gallman was one of the executors of Herman Geiger's estate. John Gallman, who had apparently married one of Herman's sisters, married second Herman Geiger's widow, Elizabeth, and took her children into his home.
Henry Gallman, brother of John, married Herman Geiger's daughter Elizabeth.4,1,5 
Note*17 Jan 2019 Sources quoted by Guy F. Spearman include:
Population List from the Zurich Archives for 1738
Herman Geiger Memorial
The History of SC by Logan
The History of SC by Snowden
The History of Orangeburg, SC, by A. S. Salley
Newberry Co. SC Hist. & Genealogy, by Summers
List of Swiss Immigrants, Vol. One, Faust
John Gallman's will, Will Bk 1757-1760, p. 143
Henry Gallman's will, Will Bk RR 1767-1771, p. 180

Marriage Notices in the SC Gazette and Country Journal, by A. S. Salley: Mr. Jhn Horlbeck to Mrs. Elizabeth Gallman Relict of the late Major Henry Gallman (Tuesday, February 28, 1769)

Saint John's Lutheran Church Cemetery, Charleston, SC, Horlbeck monument.1 

Family

Elizabeth Habluetzel
Marriage*26 Feb 1734 He married Elizabeth Habluetzel at Switzerland on 26 Feb 1734. 
Children
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Citations

  1. Guy F. Spearman (1924-1989) of Atlanta, GA, research, 1977, Guy F. Spearman, Atlanta, GA, to Lew Griffin, 1977.
  2. https://ogsgs.org/ffam/ffam.php?f=geiger
  3. Will:
    Charleston Will Bk 1747 - 1752, Vol. 006, p. 450 (original), p. 537 (copy)
    Inventory:
    Charleston Will Bk 1751 - 1753, Vol. 079, p. 107 (original), p. 118 (copy)
    Both of the above can be found at www.familysearch.org in the catalog.
  4. E-mail written Aug 2004 -- Apr 2011 to Lew Griffin from Harriet Imrey, Chicago, IL, e-mail address.
    The following quote is from Guy F. Spearman, circa 1977:
    'About 1750, he rescued several friendly Indians from a band of hostile Canadian Indians who had captured them near Charleston, SC. The following summer, Herman, having set out for the Catawba Nation in company with a half-breed, was captured by several of the very party of Canadian Indians from whom he had rescued the friendly Indians a year before. They carried Herman Geiger toward the Great Lakes and finally killed him. "

    Harriet Imrey refutes this as follows:
    "Some sources--both online and in print--are still repeating the story that Indian agent Herman Geiger (1707-51) was kidnapped and killed by a tribe of northern Indians. Since that didn't happen, how did such a story get started? And why is it still around? Robert Meriwether explained it in "Expansion of South Carolina, 1729-1765" (published in 1940).

    In 1747, Indian agent George Haig of Saxegotha was kidnapped by a raiding party of the Nottaway band of Iroquois from New York. He was exhausted by the time they'd reached PA and refused to keep marching, so they killed him. This was reported in multiple sources: a letter from President Palmer of PA, the journal of Indian agent Conrad Weiser, the SC Council Journal, a letter from Haig's wife Elizabeth begging the government to intervene, and a notice of Haig's death in the SC Gazette on 14 Apr 1748.

    In 1775, James Adair published "History of the American Indians", in which he related the incident in detail. He used initials rather than names for the people he described, so the murdered trader was one "G.H." In 1859, John Logan included the Adair material in his "History of the Upper Country of South Carolina." In a moment of absent-mindedness (or dyslexia), he reversed the initials from G.H. to H.G., decided that the murdered trader must have been George Haig's successor Herman Geiger. Logan didn't bother to check his sources. In 1898, SC historian A.S. Salley Jr. published "The History of Orangeburg County". He borrowed the story from Logan (on pp. 233-4), but he didn't check his sources either. In fact, he included the real story--the death of trader George Haig--on pp. 231-2 in the same chapter, didn't notice that he'd assigned the same fate to two separate Saxegotha Indian traders at the same time."
  5. Lewis W. Griffin Jr. (#47), Phoenix, AZ.

Elizabeth Habluetzel

Female, #13494, (25 Dec 1711 - after 1751)
Father*Hans Rudolph Habluetzel
Mother*Anna Ruthom
Birth*25 Dec 1711 Elizabeth was born at Truellikon, Zurich, Switzerland, on 25 Dec 1711.1 
Marriage*26 Feb 1734 She married Herman Geiger at Switzerland on 26 Feb 1734 at age 22. 
Married Name26 Feb 1734  As of 26 Feb 1734, her married name was Geiger. 
Birth of Son1736 Her son John Conrad Geiger was born in 1736 at Switzerland. 
Birth of Soncirca 1738 Her son Herman Geiger Jr. was born circa 1738 at South Carolina. 
Birth of Sonafter 1742 Her son Jacob Geiger was born after 1742. 
Birth of Son8 Jan 1748 Her son John Geiger was born on 8 Jan 1748 at Saxe Gotha, Craven Co., South Carolina. 
Death*after 1751 She died at Saxe Gotha, Craven Co., South Carolina, after 1751. 

Family

Herman Geiger
Marriage*26 Feb 1734 She married Herman Geiger at Switzerland on 26 Feb 1734 at age 22. 
Children
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Citations

  1. https://ogsgs.org/ffam/ffam.php?f=geiger