In most instances, I found the spelling to be before i - but I did find it both ways. Zeigler/Ziegler. Barnhart Ziegler came to America when his daughter Elizabeth was 12, so around 1846/7. I did find a ships list with a Barnhart arriving in 1846 to Baltimore, but belive it or not, Barnhart Zeigler is not a completely unique name, so I can't be sure it is him. I find no trace of the family until 1849, when Elizabeth is baptized in a church in Lycoming County. Her brothers Frederick and Henry are even more elusive, there is not much I could find on the family as a whole, but I have not been to the Lycoming Genealogy room to see what might be there, and I have not looked at any wills yet. Charles Zeigler, son of Barnhart, was born here in America, in Lycoming County PA. He had 11 children, and 6 of them never married.
Many of the Zeiglers are buried at Oak Lawn Cemetery, a trip there to view the tombstones may add additional information.
George Michael Zeigler
Married
Kristina Knottel
Many of the Zeiglers are buried at Oak Lawn Cemetery, a trip there to view the tombstones may add additional information.
George Michael Zeigler
Married
Kristina Knottel
Married
Elizabeth 1820 – 1892
married
Mariah "Jennie" Arp 1856 – 1928
Maude M. Zeigler 1880 – 1958
Married
Anna J. Henry 1903 – 1954
Married
Charles Francis Lewis 1896 – 1955
Lester Eugene Lewis 1922 – 1982
married
Mary Ellen Shook 1927 – 2011
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