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An American Family History

 

The Geisler Family

 
  Also spelled as: Giesler  
 

Johann Adam Geisler was born about 1740.

John Geisler (1779),
Barbary Geisler (1780, married Henry Hysinger),
Adam Geisler (1787, married Mary Devault),
Jacob Geisler (1789),
Samuel Geisler (1793),
Mary Geisler,
Anna Geisler, and
Catherine Geisler (married John Himes).

 
 
 
     
The Holston River flows from Kingsport to Knoxville.
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Adam Geisler was born about 1787 in Pennsylvania.

He married Mary Magdalene Devault. She was the daughter of Gabriel Devault.

David Geisler (1819, married Nancy M. Gross, daughter of Jacob Gross, Jr.)
Elizabeth Geisler (1820, married James M. King),
Rebecca Geisler (1829, married William Akard),
Henry Geisler (1831, married Nancy Ann Wolford), and
Jacob J. Geisler (1833, married Catherine D. Morrell).

Adam died on March 18, 1867 in Sullivan County, Tennessee.

 
     
     
     
 

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