Individual Details

Eva SPRECHER

(18 Apr 1779 - 1876)

Per Mary Kegley in Pioneers of the Virginia Bluegrass, Eva's sponsors at her baptism were the Days (Eva Reichert and Valentine Day). Eva was her aunt.
Also in her will, she mentioned her sister, Mary Magdalen Hines and her youngest daughter, Julia Ann Page. All of her real estate was left to Frances, widow of Stephen Spraker, deceased, and her heirs. This was the tract of 40-50 acres where Eve was living.

Events

Birth18 Apr 1779Rowan Co., North Carolina
Marriage24 Nov 1799Wythe Co., Virginia - David SPANGLER
Marriage1814George SHUMAKER
Will20 Apr 1862Wythe Co., Virginia
Death1876
Will provedFeb 1877Wythe Co., Virginia

Families

SpouseDavid SPANGLER ( - )
SpouseGeorge SHUMAKER ( - )
FatherJohn Christopher "Stophel" SPRECHER (1738 - 1830)
MotherCatherina Elizabeth "Elizabeth" REIGHERT (1745 - 1825)
SiblingJohn Jacob "Jacob" SPRAKER (1763 - 1830)
SiblingCatharina "Catherine" SPRAKER (1765 - 1830)
SiblingElizabeth SPRAKER (1767 - 1850)
SiblingMaria Barbara SPRAKER (1769 - 1808)
SiblingAnna Maria "Mary" SPRAKER (1771 - 1855)
SiblingGeorge W SPRAKER (1774 - 1847)
SiblingSusanna SPRAKER (1774 - 1849)
SiblingJuliana SPRAKER (1777 - )
SiblingMaria Magdalena "Molly" SPRAKER (1781 - 1852)
SiblingUnknown SPRAKER (1783 - 1783)
SiblingMolly SPRAKER (1786 - 1786)
SiblingEsther SPRAKER (1789 - 1810)
SiblingJohn Michael "Michael" SPRECHER ( - 1876)

Endnotes

1. George B. Gose, Revised by Mary B. Kegley, Pioneers of the Virginia Bluegrass (and their descendants) (Wytheville, Virginia: Kegley Books, 2007).

2. John Vogt and T. William Kethley, Jr., Wythe County Marriages, 1790-1850 (Athens, Georgia: Iberian Publishing Company, 1984).