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     Ella Daubenspeck married Bert Tron Hoover . Ella Daubenspeck was born on August 29, 1898 at Indiana. She was the daughter of George Bruce Daubenspeck and Isabelle Moore. Ella Daubenspeck died on February 23, 1991 at age 92.

     Emily Daubenspeck was born in 1837 at Indiana. She was the daughter of Jacob Daubenspeck and Elizabeth Mock.

     Emily Daubenspeck was born about 1848 at Indiana.¹ She was the daughter of Harvey Daubenspeck and Margaret Hinchman.¹

     George Daubenspeck was born about 1744/45 at Heidelberg Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. He was the son of Johan Jacob Daubenspeck and Juliana.¹ George Daubenspeck married Barbara Geiger in 1771 at Heidelberg Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, . George Daubenspeck signed an Oath of alligiance to the Colonies on August 20, 1777. He began military service in 1778 in the Third Battalion of Colonel Pobst's 2nd Company. His Captain was William Moyer.(see note below.)^2,1
He was the owner of 200 acres in Slippery Rock Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania. He died in 1807 at Bruin, Butler County, Pennsylvania. He was buried after 1807 at Squirrel Hill Cemetery, Clarion, Clarion County, Pennsylvania.²

On October 26,1780 he is listed on a roster: Eight Class, 2nd Company, Capt. Wm. Moyer, Lt. Col. Henry Geiger of the 3rd Btl'n Northampton Co Militia.
On July 27, 1782 he was listed as: on frontier 48 days, under Capt. Henry Kregloh, sixth Battallion as substitute for John Adam Miller.

     George Bruce Daubenspeck was born on December 27, 1872 at Hamilton County, Indiana.² He was the son of James Wilkinson Daubenspeck and Phoebe Ellen West. George Bruce Daubenspeck married, at age 23, Isabelle Moore, age 18, daughter of George Moore and Rachel Adams, on Saturday, January 4, 1896 at Hamilton County, Indiana, .³ George Bruce Daubenspeck died on May 17, 1958 at Carmel, Hamilton County, Indiana, at age 85.²

     Harold Fremont Daubenspeck was born on September 5, 1914. He was the son of Roy Daubenspeck and Rachel Etta Morris. Harold Fremont Daubenspeck married, at age 21, Marjory Foster, age 19 on Saturday, November 9, 1935 at Salem, Marion County, Oregon, . Harold Fremont Daubenspeck died on December 1, 1988 at Philomath, Benton County, Oregon, at age 74.

     Harvey Daubenspeck was born on May 4, 1825 at Bourbon County, Kentucky. He was the son of Jacob Daubenspeck and Elizabeth Mock. Harvey Daubenspeck married, at age 22, Margaret Hinchman, age 17 on Tuesday, November 9, 1847 at Rush County, Indiana, . Harvey Daubenspeck died in April, 1917 at Rush County, Indiana, at age 91.

     Henry Cotton Daubenspeck married Hattie Vanhart . Henry Cotton Daubenspeck was born on July 27, 1877 at Zionsville, Boone County, Indiana.¹ He was the son of James Wilkinson Daubenspeck and Phoebe Ellen West. Henry Cotton Daubenspeck died in 1964.

     Jackson W. Daubenspeck was born on December 26, 1818 at Indiana.^2,4 He was the son of John Daubenspeck and Mary Jane York.³ Jackson W. Daubenspeck married, at age 27, Ashcah Esther Farley, age 19 on Thursday, March 12, 1846 at Hamilton County, Indiana, .^5,6 Jackson W. Daubenspeck died on November 21, 1914 at Noblesville Township, Hamilton County., Indiana, at age 95.^2,3 He was buried on November 23, 1914 at Farley Cemetery, Carmel, Hamilton County, Indiana.²

Jackson W. Daubenspeck , was one of the oldest men in Hamilton County died in this city Saturday night, at the age of ninety five. He was in fairly good health until a few days ago, when he suffered a stroke of paralysis, after which he failed rapidly. The body was taken to Carmel , Sunday, in the O.W. Nutt ambulance and the funeral occurred on Monday, the interment being in the Farley cemetery.
Mr Daubenspeck was the grandfather of George Daubenspeck, a well known contractor of Carmel, with whom the deceased lived at intervals for a good many years. He is also survived by one son and one daughter. He has been staying in this locality for the past six years. He was a member of a large family and it is said all of them lived to be older than he. He was a Mason, born in Indiana and lived in the southwestern part of Hamilton county for nearly seventy years.⁷

     Jacob Daubenspeck was born on December 9, 1797 at Kentucky. He was the son of Phillip Daubenspeck and Barbara Smelser. Jacob Daubenspeck married, at age 24, Elizabeth Mock, age 20 on Sunday, November 3, 1822 at Bourbon County, Kentucky, . Jacob Daubenspeck died on March 20, 1893 at Raleigh, Rush County, Indiana, at age 95. He was buried after March 20, 1893 at Ben Davis Church Cemetery, Rush County, Indiana.

     Jacob Daubenspeck was born on August 22, 1755. He was the son of Johan Jacob Daubenspeck and Juliana.

     James Morris Daubenspeck is the son of Roy Daubenspeck and Rachel Etta Morris.

     James Wilkinson Daubenspeck was born on March 4, 1847 at Hamilton County, Indiana.^2,3,4 He was the son of Jackson W. Daubenspeck and Ashcah Esther Farley. James Wilkinson Daubenspeck married, at age 24, Phoebe Ellen West, age 18, daughter of Thomas West and Eliza Ann Rooker, on Tuesday, November 14, 1871 at Hamilton, Indiana, .⁵ James Wilkinson Daubenspeck died on January 31, 1923 at Indiana at age 75.⁴ He was buried on February 1, 1923 at Farley Cemetery, Carmel, Hamilton County, Indiana.³

     Johan Georg Daubenspeck married Lucia Felicitas . Johan Georg Daubenspeck was born about 1669/70 at Freinsheim, Palatine, Germany. He married Anna Dorthea Wylly on Tuesday, July 7, 1705 at Freinsheim, Palatine, Germany, . Johan Georg Daubenspeck died on January 3, 1742/43 at Freinsheim, Palatine, Germany.

     Johan Jacob Daubenspeck was born on July 27, 1715 at Freinsheim, Palatine, Germany.^1,2 He was the son of Johan Georg Daubenspeck and Anna Dorthea Wylly. Johan Jacob Daubenspeck immigrated on September 1, 1736 to America.³ He signed an Oath of alligiance to the Province of Pennsylvania about 1737. He was a member of the Lutheran Reformed Church.² He married Juliana in 1739/40 at Pennsylvania . Johan Jacob Daubenspeck conducted a Land Transaction in 1746/47 for 197 acres and 131 perches of land at Heidelberg Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. He began military service before 1777 in the Pennsylvania militia during the Revolutionary War.⁴ He died on August 7, 1777 at Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, at age 62 Possibly killed while serving in the Pennsylvania Militia. He was buried after August 7, 1777 at Heidelberg Township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.

Between the years 1735 and 1740 there came hither to Northampton county, Palatines who strengthened the Colony. the Lutherans provided themselves with a piece of land for Church and school purposes, adjoining the Reformed lands on the South. the organization of the congregation (including these two groups) took place in 1740. the place of assembling was at Jacob Daubenspeck's home, about one mile southwest of the church lands. There in his home Divine Services were held for a period of five years and then steps were taken to build the first church which was erected in the year 1744. It was a log building. The second church was built in 1756 and dedicated in 1757. the names of the heads of families who built the first and second churches, included Henrich Geiger and Jacob Daubenspeck.
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The Lutheran and Reformed congregations met together in Jacob Daubenspeck's home. In March 1745, they made a contract that the church be and remain a Union church. It was called the "Heidelberg Church". Each had separate hours for worship and different ministers. the first church was dedicated by the Rev. Jacob Frederick Schertheim and Reverend Philip Jacob Michael. In 1757 the contract was renewed.^2,1

     John Daubenspeck was born on May 20, 1793 at Bourbon County, Kentucky. He was the son of Phillip Daubenspeck and Barbara Smelser. John Daubenspeck began military service on August 31, 1813 at Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky, in Captain Thomas Ravenscraft's Company of Colonel Mountjoy's 4th Kentucky Volunteer Regiment. The unit participated at the Battle of the Thames in which Chief Tecumseh was killed.² He ended military service on November 13, 1813; on the Ohio River opposite Maysville, Kentucky. He was formally honorably discharged on May 27, 1815.² He married Mary Jane York about 1815 . John Daubenspeck appeared on the census of 1820 at Fayette County, Indiana.³ He appeared on the census of 1830 at Fayette County, Indiana.⁴ He married, at age 57, Julia Anne Sutcliffe, age 33, daughter of John Sutcliffe and Mary Lomax, on Monday, February 10, 1851 at Fayette County, Indiana, .⁵ John Daubenspeck died on May 27, 1874 at Miami County, Indiana, at age 81.

     John Daubenspeck was born about June, 1850 at Indiana. He was the son of Wesley Daubenspeck and Mary Nancy Lakin.

     John M. Daubenspeck is the son of Miles H. Daubenspeck and Ada N. Thrasher.

     Joseph William Daubenspeck was born on August 24, 1857 at Miami County, Indiana. He was the son of John Daubenspeck and Julia Anne Sutcliffe. Joseph William Daubenspeck married, at age 24, Anna Eliza Tomlinson, age 15, daughter of Lewis H. Tomlinson and Nancy Rouse, on Friday, December 23, 1881 at Indiana . Joseph William Daubenspeck died on May 3, 1921 at Washington Twp., Miami County, Indiana, at age 63.² He was buried on May 6, 1921 at Rankin Cemetery, Miami County, Indiana.²

     Keith Marvin Daubenspeck was born in 1941. He was the son of Doral Marvin Daubenspeck and Norma R. Bundy. Keith Marvin Daubenspeck died in 2005.

     Larry Daubenspeck is the son of Harold Fremont Daubenspeck and Marjory Foster.

     Laura Elsie Daubenspeck was born on October 7, 1882 at Miami County, Indiana.² She was the daughter of Joseph William Daubenspeck and Anna Eliza Tomlinson. Laura Elsie Daubenspeck married, at age 29, Elmer Harvey Bucher, age 33, son of Fred Bucher and Amanda Vore, on Saturday, February 10, 1912 at Miami County, Indiana, . Laura Elsie Daubenspeck died on January 22, 1933 at Washington Twp., Miami County, Indiana, at age 50.³ She was buried on January 24, 1933 at Rankin Cemetery, Miami County, Indiana.³

     Lori Daubenspeck is the daughter of Harold Fremont Daubenspeck and Marjory Foster.

     Louis Daubenspeck was born in 1860. She was the daughter of Wesley Daubenspeck and Mary Nancy Lakin.

     Lucille Daubenspeck was born in April, 1900. She was the daughter of Henry Cotton Daubenspeck and Hattie Vanhart. Lucille Daubenspeck died in 1917.

     Margaret Daubenspeck was born in 1830 at Indiana. She was the daughter of Jacob Daubenspeck and Elizabeth Mock.

     Maria Barbara Daubenspeck was born about 1741/42. She was the daughter of Johan Jacob Daubenspeck and Juliana.

     Mariah Daubenspeck was born in 1845 at Indiana. She was the daughter of Wesley Daubenspeck and Mary Nancy Lakin.

     Marshall Daubenspeck was born in 1846 at Indiana. He was the son of Jacob Daubenspeck and Elizabeth Mock.

     Mary Ann Daubenspeck was born on February 24, 1800 at Bourbon County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Phillip Daubenspeck and Barbara Smelser. Mary Ann Daubenspeck married, at age 23, James Kenney Trotter, age 24 on Saturday, March 22, 1823 at Bourbon County, Kentucky, .¹ Mary Ann Daubenspeck lived after 1828 at Springfield, Sangamon County, Illinois. She died on January 4, 1885 at Rochester, Sangamon County, Illinois, at age 84.²