Johann (John) Nicholas Kiesel

Birth24 September 1716 - Iggelheim, Bayern, Germany

Death3 Nov 1791 - Lititz, Warwick Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA

MotherChristina Margaretha Kersten Stein

FatherJohannes Georg (KIESEL) KISSEL

Born in Iggelheim, Bayern, Germany on 24 September 1716 to Johannes Georg (KIESEL) KISSEL and Christina Margaretha Kersten Stein. Johann (John) Nicholas Kiesel married Barbara Boehler and had 10 children. He passed away on 3 Nov 1791 in Lititz, Warwick Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents

Johannes Georg (Kiesel) Kissel
1679 - 1762

Christina Margaretha Kersten Stein
1684 - 1773

Spouse(s)

Barbara Boehler
1716 - 1784

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Eva Barbara Kiesel
1746 - 1775

George Kissell
1751 - 1823

Anna Maria Kiesel
1748 - 1824

Maria Elizabeth Kiesel
1738 - 1815

Frederick Kissel
1762 - 1841

Christine Kissell
1754 - 1758

Benigna Kissell
1757 - 1758

John Jacob Keisel Kissell Kipel
1750 - 1840

Anna Maria Kiesel
1741 - 1824

John George Keezell
1750 - 1822

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