Individual Details
Johann Everard Bührer
(7 Jan 1795 - 2 Aug 1876)
Shortly after Everhardt married Margaret they settled in Pittsburgh, w h e re Everhart carried on butchering in Connellsville, Pennsylvania for s o m e time until the spring of 1817, when he moved to Uniontown where he f o l lowed his occupation as a cattle dealer and butcher until 1849. He w a s s ucceeded in the butchering business by his sons. For a number of ye a r s Everhardt was one of the directors of the Poor of Fayette County. F r o m 1858 - 1862 he was superintendent of the Eastern Division of the Na t i onal Road . He was on the Board of Directors of the Bank of Fayette C o u nty from its organization in 1858 until his death in 1876. Everhart B i e rer bought property on Mill Street and erected a two-story brick resi d e nce which he occupied and had his slaughter house near the present si t e o f the Hogsett mill. Mr. Bierer purchased the L. W. Stockton mansio n , 1 850, and lived there for some time. He purchased 38 acres on the so u t h side of the National Road from the Veech estate and six acres from J a m es Bryon. Here he lived and conducted the farm for many years. Mr . B i e rer, by industry and frugality, amassed quite a fortune and was one o f t h e sound business men of the town. He died 2 August 1876. Eliza ow ne d a nd occupied much of the estate in later years. The Stockton mansio n w a s located on the North side of W. Main Street. The Bierer home the y l a st lived in was on the South side of W. Main Street. The story is t ol d t hat when Everhart's wife, Margretta died, he remarried and Margret t a' s daughters proceeded to put him out of his home. He built a brick h o u se at the end of the lot from where the girls lived. Records not impo r t ed into INDI (individual) Gramps ID I0055: Tag recognised but not s u p ported Line 1268: 3 _TMPLT Skipp e d s ubordinate line Line 1269: 4 FIELD Skipped subordinate line L i n e 1270: 5 NAME Page Tag recognised but not supported L i n e 1275: 3 _TMPLT Skipped subordinate line Line 1276: 4 FIELD Skipp e d s ubordinate line Line 1277: 5 NAME Page
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Shortly after Everhardt married Margaret they settled in Pittsburgh, where Everhart carried on butchering in Connellsville, Pennsylvania for some time until the spring of 1817, when he moved to Uniontown where he followed his occupation as a cattle dealer and butcher until 1849. He was succeeded in the butchering business by his sons. For a number of years Everhardt was one of the directors of the Poor of Fayette County. From 1858 - 1862 he was superintendent of the Eastern Division of the National Road . He was on the Board of Directors of the Bank of Fayette County from its organization in 1858 until his death in 1876. Everhart Bierer bought property on Mill Street and erected a two-story brick residence which he occupied and had his slaughter house near the present site of the Hogsett mill. Mr. Bierer purchased the L. W. Stockton mansion in 1850, and lived there for some time. He purchased 38 acres on the south side of the National Road from the Veech estate and six acres from James Bryon. Here he lived and conducted the farm for many years. Mr. Bierer, by industry and frugality, amassed quite a fortune and was one of the sound business men of the town. He died 2 August 1876. Eliza owned and occupied much of the estate in later years. The Stockton mansion was located on the North side of W. Main Street. The Bierer home they last lived in was on the South side of W. Main Street. The story is told that when Everhart's wife, Margretta died, he remarried and Margretta' s daughters proceeded to put him out of his home. He built a brickhouse at the end of the lot from where the girls lived.
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Shortly after Everhardt married Margaret they settled in Pittsburgh, where Everhart carried on butchering in Connellsville, Pennsylvania for some time until the spring of 1817, when he moved to Uniontown where he followed his occupation as a cattle dealer and butcher until 1849. He was succeeded in the butchering business by his sons. For a number of years Everhardt was one of the directors of the Poor of Fayette County. From 1858 - 1862 he was superintendent of the Eastern Division of the National Road . He was on the Board of Directors of the Bank of Fayette County from its organization in 1858 until his death in 1876. Everhart Bierer bought property on Mill Street and erected a two-story brick residence which he occupied and had his slaughter house near the present site of the Hogsett mill. Mr. Bierer purchased the L. W. Stockton mansion in 1850, and lived there for some time. He purchased 38 acres on the south side of the National Road from the Veech estate and six acres from James Bryon. Here he lived and conducted the farm for many years. Mr. Bierer, by industry and frugality, amassed quite a fortune and was one of the sound business men of the town. He died 2 August 1876. Eliza owned and occupied much of the estate in later years. The Stockton mansion was located on the North side of W. Main Street. The Bierer home they last lived in was on the South side of W. Main Street. The story is told that when Everhart's wife, Margretta died, he remarried and Margretta' s daughters proceeded to put him out of his home. He built a brickhouse at the end of the lot from where the girls lived.
Events
| Birth | 7 Jan 1795 | Wiernsheim, Baden-Württemberg, Germany | |||
| Christen | 8 Jan 1795 | Wiernsheim, Baden-Württemberg, Germany | |||
| Immigration | 1804 | Baltimore (City), Maryland, United States | |||
| Marriage | 15 Apr 1816 | Greensburg, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, United States - Margaretta Catherine Rukenbröd | |||
| Naturalization | 1823 | Fayette, Pennsylvania, United States | |||
| Marriage | 2 Jan 1862 | Ruth _____ | |||
| Death | 2 Aug 1876 | Uniontown, Fayette, Pennsylvania, United States | |||
| Burial | Oak Grove Cemetery, Uniontown, Fayette, Pennsylvania, United States |
Families
| Spouse | Ruth _____ ( - 1888) |
| Spouse | Margaretta Catherine Rukenbröd (1798 - 1858) |
| Child | Frederick Bierer (1817 - ) |
| Child | Barbara Ann Bierer (1819 - 1883) |
| Child | David Bierer (1820 - 1904) |
| Child | John Bierer (1823 - 1906) |
| Child | Catherine Elizabeth Bierer (1825 - 1910) |
| Child | Everard Bierer (1827 - 1910) |
| Child | George Washington Bierer (1829 - 1902) |
| Child | Jacob Bierer (1830 - 1885) |
| Child | Daniel Bierer (1832 - 1891) |
| Child | Rebecca Todd Bierer (1836 - 1904) |
| Child | Eliza Jane Bierer (1838 - 1925) |
| Father | Johannes Michael Bührer (1757 - 1804) |
| Mother | Barbara Müller (1761 - 1843) |
| Sibling | Johannes M. Bührer (1782 - 1851) |
| Sibling | Frederick Christopher Bührer (1791 - 1854) |