Individual Details
Heinrich Bar
(1735 - 1813)
Henry Bear, a Mennonite, inherited 177-acre farm in Brecknock Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania some time before 1804.
Henry Bare and Margaret Naycomet moved to Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
Henry Bare and Margaret Naycomet moved to Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
Events
| Birth | 1735 | Cocalico, Lancaster, PA | |||
| Death | 1813 | West Pennsboro, Cumberland, PA | |||
| Will | 27 Mar 1813 |  | |||
| Marriage | Margaret Newcomer | ||||
| Alt name | Henry Bare | ||||
| Alt name | Henry Baer | ||||
| Alt name | Henry Bar | ||||
| Alt name | Henry Bear | ||||
| Burial | Bear Cemetery, Plainfield, Cumberland, PA | |
Families
| Spouse | Margaret Newcomer (1740 - 1805) |
| Child | John Bear ( - ) |
| Child | Samuel Bear (1768 - 1850) |
| Child | Maria Bar (1772 - 1842) |
| Child | Magdalena Bear (1775 - 1851) |
| Child | Michael Bear (1778 - 1849) |
| Father | Michael Bar Junior (1705 - 1770) |
| Mother | Magdalena (1710 - 1791) |
| Sibling | Maria Bare (1739 - 1821) |
| Sibling | Michael Bar III (1741 - 1813) |
| Sibling | Abraham Bar (1747 - 1817) |
| Sibling | Jacob Bear (1749 - ) |
Endnotes
1. Best, Jane Evans, "Bear Saga Update: Part One." (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage. Volume 21, Number 3 (July 1998), Pages 11-26), 13.
2. Best, Jane Evans, "Bear Saga Update: Part One." (Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage. Volume 21, Number 3 (July 1998), Pages 11-26), 13.