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Note: d his wife, Barbara.
In 1850 Henry Kressler was still living at home with his parents in Upper Mount Bethel Twp. He was a carpenter. (1850 census, microfilm #803, Northampton Co., PA, pg. 468A, Upper Mt. Bethel Twp., house #195, family #201)
Henry's marriage to his first wife, Caroline Morey, was announced in the "Argus" newspaper of Easton, PA. At the time of their marriage in 1857, they were both living in Upper Mt. Bethel Township. Henry's re-marriage to his second wife, Rebecca Oyer, was also announced in the "Argus" newspaper. At the time of their marriage in 1879, Henry was living in Mt. Bethel and Rebecca in the vicinity of Centreville.
In 1880 Henry Kresler, age 55 a farmer, was living in Williamsburg in Upper Mt. Bethel Twp., Northampton Co., PA, with his second wife, Rebecca age 43, and one son, Peter Kresler age 22 a laborer. (1880 census, National Archives Film T9-1163, Page 391B)
Henry Kressler, of Johnsonville, was married to his third wife, Miss Annie Cook, of Philadelphia, by Rev. J. W. Lazarus. Their marriage was announced in the 5 September 1894 edition of the "Easton Daily Free Press" newspaper.
Henry's brief obituary appeared in the 3 June 1897 edition of the "Easton Daily Free Press" newspaper. He left a widow and one son.
Note: Henry Kressler was baptized as "Heinrich". The sponsors at his baptism were Jacob Gressler an
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