Lucy Ann5 Saylor (Eva Catharina4 Arner, Jacob3, felix2, Ulrich1), born 26 January 1816 in Northampton County, Pennsylvania;  died 18 March 1871 in Lower Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania;  married 03 August 1834 in Northampton County to Joseph Engler (son of Johann George Engler and Anna Maria Reiswig) who was born 05 April 1811 in Pennsylvania and died 06 March 1880 in Northampton County. He was a farmer.

1850 Census: Joseph Engler, page 222, visit 099/105, Lower Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania.

1860 Census: Joseph Engler, page 717, visit 1135/1281, Lower Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania.

1870 Census: Joseph Engler, page 243, visit 051/056, Lower Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania.

They were buried at Dryland Cemetery at Hecktown (Lower Nazareth Township), Northampton, Pennsylvania, which cemetery no longer exists.

Known children, born in Lower Nazareth:

(Doctor) George S.6 Engler, born 21 October 1834;  married 1863-64 to Rebecca M. Trexler who was born about November 1838 in Pennsylvania. He was an aleopathic physician (1880 census). 1870 Census: Geo. S. Engler, page 289, visit 108/119, Bethlehem (2nd Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1880 Census: G. S. Engler, page 081, visit 336/350, Muhlenberg, Berks, Pennsylvania. 1900 Census: Geo. S. Engler, page 249, visit 151/158, Muhlenberg, Berks, Pennsylvania. They had two children, one of whom died before the 1900 census. Children, born in Pennsylvania:  Cora Engler, born about 1868;  Robert Engler, born about 1875.

Catharine6 Engler, born 30 May 1836;  died 01 June 1903 at Pond Creek, Grant, Oklahoma;  married 26 December 1853 to Ennos Hackman (son of Joseph Hackman and Lucy Ann Keifer) who was born 17 March 1836 in Lehigh County, Pennsylvania and died 01 June 1924 at Pond Creek. He was a farmer. 1870 Census: Annos Heckman, page 726, visit 355/399, Springfield, Bucks, Pennsylvania. 1880 Census: Enus Hackman, page 403, visit 012/012, Ash Rock, Rooks, Kansas. 1900 Census: Ennos Hackman, page 188, visit 001/001, Kill Creek, Osborne, Kansas. They had nine children, three of whom died before the 1900 census. Known children, born in Pennsylvania:

Milton Franklin7 Hackman, born 22 December 1860;  died 18 March 1920. He was a farmer. 1900 Census: Milton Hackman (single), page 188, visit 002/003, Kill Creek, Osborne, Kansas.

Mianna Susanna7 Hackman, born 15 October 1864;  died 04 May 1919 at Hemet, Riverside, California;  married 17 January 1881 in Osborne County to Henry Jensen Behrens (son of John Heinrick Behrens and Aaltje Frederick Buhr Rademacher, both born in Germany, and brother of Fred O. Behrens, below) who was born 05 January 1851 in Germany and died 02 February 1897 in Osborne County. She moved to Woodward County, Oklahoma by 1900. Known children, born in Kansas:  Lizzie Alice Behrens, born 22 November 1881(36), died 05 August 1943 in San Bernardino County, California(36), unmarried;  Fred Henry Behrens, born 12 February and died 25 March 1883;  Minnie Minerva Behrens, born 19 April 1884, married William Walker Womack;  Fannie Catherine Behrens, born 20 October 1886, married Samuel Amos Reed;  Henry Enos Behrens, born 22 September 1888(40)(but California State Death Index says 27 September 1889(36)), died 26 February 1940 in Riverside County(36), he registered for the WWI Draft in Winchester, Riverside, California;  Lucy Johanna Behrens, born 07 January 1891(36), died 28 September 1984 in San Bernardino County, California(36), married Roy Magoon;  Eva Delila Behrens, born 05 December 1893, married Howard Swardoat;  Milton John Earl Behrens, born 21 April 1896 in Rooks County, Kansas(40), he registered for the WWI Draft at Hemet.

John J.7 Hackman, born about 1866.

Lucy Ann Margaret7 Hackman, born 26 May 1869;  died 24 March 1927 at Enid, Garfield, Oklahoma;  married 1891-92 to Fred O. Behrens (son of John Heinrick Behrens and Aaltje Frederick Buhr Rademacher, both born in Germany, and brother of Henry J. Behrens, above) who was born 26 July 1866 in Illinois and died 18 September 1941. He was a farmer. 1900 Census: Fred Behrens, page 188, visit 001/002, Kill Creek, Osborne, Kansas. Known children:  Freida C. Behrens, born about September 1892;  Mary M. Behrens, born about October 1894;  Daisy P. Behrens, born about July 1899.

Mary C.7 Hackman, born about 1876;  married ______ Sanders. They moved to Nebraska.

Alice7 Hackman, born about 1878.

Edwin6 Engler, born 15 March 1838;  died 05 May 1903;  married 1861-62 to Sabina Schafer (daughter of Frederick and Elizabeth Schafer) who was born 26 September 1836 in Northampton County and died 18 January 1901. He was a farmer. 1870 Census: Edwin Engler, page 442, visit 234/247, Forks, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1880 Census: Edwin Engler, page 008, visit 110/117, Forks, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1900 Census: Edwin Engler, page 220, visit 112/121, Forks, Northampton, Pennsylvania. They had no children.

Mianna6 Engler, born 31 May 1839;  died 28 October 1866;  married to Benjamin F. Lane (son of John A. and Elizabeth Lane) who was born about 1839 in Pennsylvania. He was a cobbler. 1870 Census: Benjamin F. Lane (alone, with his parents), page 368, visit 098/104, Palmer, Northampton, Pennsylvania. No children with him in 1870.

Ellen Amanda6 Engler, born 04 February 1843;  died 14 August 1844.

Sabina6 Engler, born 08 November 1844;  married 28 January 1866 to Edward A. Neumeyer (possibly son of John and Caroline Meumyer) who was born 13 August 1842 in Pennsylvania. He was a blacksmith; later he was a grocer. 1870 Census: Edward Neymeyer, page 465, visit 118/121, Upper Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1880 Census: Edward Neumeyer, page 409, visit 063/067, Upper Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1900 Census: Edward Neumeyer, page 154, visit 270/284, Bethlehem (3rd Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1910 Census: Edward A. Neumeyer, page 130, visit 289/294, Bethlehem (3rd Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. Known children, born in Pennsylvania:

Robert Engler7 Neumyer, born 12 February 1867;  married 1902-03 to Marian Chase who was born about 1873 in Pennsylvania. He was a civil engineer. 1910 Census: Robert E. Neumeyer, page 103, visit 253/270, Bethlehem (2nd Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. No children with them in 1910.

Lucinda N.7 Neumyer, born about 1868.

Howard A.7 Neumyer, born about January 1870;  married 1894-95 to Cora M. ______ who was born about 1870 in Pennsylvania. He worked at a steel mill. 1910 Census: Howard A. Neumeyer, page 131, visit 309/315, Bethlehem (3rd Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. No children with them in the 1910 census (which appears to say 5 children born to her, 0 still living).

Alberta Sabina7 Neumeyer, born about January 1873;  married 1893-94 to Jacob Edwin Deily who was born about April 1870 in Pennsylvania. He was a carpenter. 1900 Census: Jacob E Deily, page 252, visit 365/391, Whitehall, Lehigh, Pennsylvania. Known children:  Esther M. Deily, born about May 1896;  Edwin Neumeyer Deily, born 10 October 1897(40), he was an inspector at Bethlehem Steel Company(40).

Edward Henry7 Neumeyer, born 02 February 1876(40);  married 1899-1900 to Ella M. ______. He was a blacksmith; later he was a contractor. 1910 Census: Edward H Neumeyer, page 047, visit 092/101, Northampton Heights borough, Northampton, Pennsylvania. Known children:  Robert J. Neumeyer, born about 1900 after the census;  Paul S. Neumeyer, born about 1903.

Caroline M.7 Neumeyer, born about October 1877. 1900 Census: (single, with parents).

Lizzie7 Neumeyer, born about September 1881.

Blanche7 Neumeyer, born about October 1886. 1910 Census: (single, with parents).

Beatrice7 Neumeyer, born about July 1888.

Delila6 Engler, born 14 September 1846;  apparently died or was divorced 1870s;  married to Henry Cornelius Neumeyer who was born about July 1844 in Pennsylvania and died 23 June 1924 in Davison County, South Dakota (State File #92178). He was a farmer. 1870 Census: Henry Neumeyer, page 243, visit 053/058, Lower Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania.

[He was married second 1875-76 (from 1900 census) to Amelia Margaret Hevener who was born about June 1844 in Pennsylvania and died 23 April 1908 in Jerauld County, South Dakota (State File #13340), and had several more children. 1880 Census: H. C. Newmeyer [and second wife], page 263, visit 009/010, Leroy, Benton, Iowa. 1900 Census: Henry C. Newmeyer [and second wife], page 159, visit 051/051, Alpena, Jerauld, South Dakota. His other known children: John Arthur Neumeyer, born 23 December 1877(17)(40) in Iowa, died October 1969 at Spokane, Spokane, Washington(17), married 04 September 1918 to Caroline McCune, he was a farmer, he registered for the WWI Draft in Beadle County, South Dakota; Clarence Samuel Neumeyer, born 08 December 1879(40) in Iowa, married first to Marguerite ______, he was a farmer, he registered for the WWI Draft in Beadle County, South Dakota; Roy Washington Neumeyer, born 22 February 1882(17)(40) in Iowa, died June 1970 in Alpena(17), married 15 April 1908 to Abbie S. Wentzell who was born about 1883 in Iowa, he was a farmer; Sadie A. Neumeyer, born about November 1884 in South Dakota; Edward Cornelius Neumeyer, born 08 October 1887(17) in Alpena(40), died December 1969 in Jerauld County(17), married 18 May 1910 to Anna Marie Pederson who was born about 1889, he was a farmer, he registered for the WWI Draft in Burr Oak, Beadle, South Dakota.]

Known children:

Marcus A.7 Neumeyer, born about 1867 in Pennsylvania;  died 14 November 1941 aged 74 years at Champaign, Champaign, Illinois (Death Certificate #000214);  married first 1887-88 to Hannah G. ______ (her second marriage) who was born about 1864 in England;  married second by 1920 at Champaign to Martha A. (______) Temple (her second or later marriage) who was born about January 1870 in Illinois. He was an auditor. 1910 Census: Marcus A. Neumeyer, page 294, visit 092/147, Chicago (E.D. 191), Cook, Illinois. 1920 Census: Markus Newmeyer, page , visit 050/048, Champaign (7th Ward), Champaign, Illinois. 1930 Census: Marcus A. Newmeyer, page 159, visit 126/249, Champaign (E.D. 18), Champaign, Illinois. No children with him in any of the censuses.

Apparently Forest H.7 Neumeyer, born about 1873 in Iowa.

Daniel6 Engler, born 25 January 1849;  died 23 July 1853.

David6 Engler, born about March 1851;  married 21 February 1875 to Susan Schoch who was born about September 1855 in Pennsylvania. He was a farmer. 1870 Census: David Engler (with parents). 1880 Census: David Engler, page 348, visit 011/011, Winfield, Osborne, Kansas. 1900 Census: David Engler, page 170, visit 137/145, Grant, Osborne, Kansas. 1910 Census: David Engler, page 161, visit 130/131, Lowell, Rooks, Kansas. Known children, most born in Kansas:

Ira Loyd7 Engler, born 06 August 1876(40) in Pennsylvania;  married 1903-04 to Inez May Butler who was born about 1886 in Kansas. He was a farmer. 1910 Census: Ira N. Engler, page 005A, line 40, Allodium, Graham, Kansas. Known child:  Paul I. Engler, born about 1904.

Edwin C.7 Engler, born about 1879.

Daisy D.7 Engler, born about May 1882.

Annie P.7 Engler, born about March 1884.

Alice M.7 Engler, born about April 1889.

Harvey W.7 Engler, born about January 1894. [Not with parents in 1910.]

Emanuel6 Engler, born 09 December 1852;  died 30 July 1890;  married to Mary Rebecca Pearson who was born about March 1852 in Pennsylvania. 1870 Census: Emanuel Engler (with Valton? M. William), page 240, visit 013/016, Lower Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1880 Census: Emanuel Engler, page 690, visit 455/513, Hanover, Lehigh, Pennsylvania. 1900 Census: Mary Engler (widow), page 052, visit 097/097, West Bethlehem borough, Lehigh, Pennsylvania. Children:

Edgar Emanuel7 Engler, born 18 December 1875(40);  married to Clara S. ______. He was a plumber.

Maggie I.7 Engler, born about March 1885.

Mary Rebecca6 Engler, born 22 March 1855;  married 04 August 1883 to Joseph H. Wesler. 1870 Census: Mary R. Engler (with parents). 1880 Census: Mary R. Engler (single, with brother Abraham, below).

Joseph Charles6 Engler, born 13 February 1857;  married 1880-81 to Melissa Elizabeth Allen who was born about January 1863 in Pennsylvania. He was a grocer. 1870 Census: Charles “Joseph”, page 243, “visit 052/057”, Lower Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania [NOTE: recorded with the wrong age and as a new household, but actually with parents  ]. 1880 Census: Charles Engler (single, with brother Edwin, above). 1900 Census: Chas J Engler, page 182, visit 148/148, Easton (7th Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. 1910 Census: Charles J. Engler, page 174, visit 454/465, Easton (7th Ward), Northampton, Pennsylvania. Children:

Jannie O.7 Engler, born about April 1882.

Foster Allen7 Engler, born 12 November 1884(40). He was a self-employed painter(40).

Minnie A.7 Engler, born about November 1886.

Lucy ruth7 Engler, born about April 1889.

Abraham John6 Engler, born 05 November 1858;  married after the 1880 census to Agnes Cole. He was a farmer. 1870 Census: John A. “Joseph” (with parents). 1880 Census: John Engler (single), page 110D, visit 004/004, Lower Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania.

Luther Horner6 Engler, born 25 May 1860;  died 27 June 1882. 1870 Census: Luther H. “Joseph” (with parents). 1880 Census: Lucer H. Engler (single, with brother Abraham, just above).

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