1792 John and Ann Mohler sold land to Peter Bollinger, on February 17. Ann and Peter were children of Daniel Bollinger, deceased. [1]
1795 John and Ann Mohler sold land to Henry Mohler, on December 23. John and Henry were sons of Henry Mohler. [2]
1834 The 12 children and heirs of John Mohler, son of Henry Mohler, were named in a deed. Daniel Mohler, Henry Mohler, Elizabeth Fehs, Hannah Landis, Catharine Shirk, Esther Royer, Nancy Weist, Salome Eicholz, Mary Markley, Rebecca Studebaker, Susanna Reigle, all legatees to the will of John Mohler, deceased, sold their shares of John's estate to John Mohler, son of John. Henry Mohler (the Elder), in his will dated December 26, 1786 with executors Daniel Bauman and Jacob Keller, had previously bequeathed 2 tracts of land in Cocalico Twp, Lancaster County, to son John Mohler. Henry's son, John Mohler, dated his will on January 3, 1818, naming 12 children. The deed among the children and heirs of John was dated April 1, 1834. The land was adjacent to Henry Mohler, Israel Semore, Jacob Mohler, and Dewalt Meather. [3]
Research Notes:
See [4]
[1] Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Deed NN-506 to 513, [FamilySearchImage], [FHLCatalog].
[2] Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Deed UU-529 to 532, [FamilySearchImage], [FHLCatalog].
[3] Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Deed H9-70 to 74, [FamilySearchImage], [FHLCatalog].
[4] Elizabeth Landis Carson, "Is It Immigrant Henry or Ludwig Mohler?," Mennonite Family History 14 (1995), 122-123, at 123, person M23.