Judith Ziegler ^{1 2}

   Other names for Judith were Judita and Zeigler.

  General Notes:

According to http://www.cynthiaswope.com/withinthevines/Spang1.html#Judith%20ZIEGLER: Judith is the adopted daughter of Martin Ziegler.



According to, Delaware Grubb, Pennsylvania Spangler; Whitney, Price and Related Families (http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=PED&db=wgrubb98&id=I41):

American Ancestry, Vol 11, p 227

Arrived at Philadelphia in the ship, "William and Sarah", Sept. 18, 1727

Eight Centuries of Spanglers, Belmont Farley, p 4,5

Spangler Notes from Albert H. Gerberich Collection of the PA German Families

Merl Eugene Lairs, Rd 2 East Berlin, PA 17405

Mrs. Ardella Williams, Thomasville R.D. 1., York, PA, 17364

Complete Index to Ancestral Charts, South Central PA Gen. Soc., p 119-20,322
M. Miller, 1415 Verano, Dallas, TX 75218

In The Name of God Almighty, I... Hoke Bequeath, by Jean Berlekamp, p 63

LDS Family Group Archives Film # 1275115
Earl Toland, 402 N. Gray, St. John, KS

DAR Application # 366180 for Mrs. Flora S. Bierbower
Evidences of the Spangler Families of York Co. Before the Year 1850, by the
Historical Society of York Co., p. 124
History of the PA State Society, Daughters of the American Colonists, p. 302

LDS Family Group Archieves Film # 1189097

Arrived in 1727
Was an adopted child
Buried in the family cemetery on his plantation east of York, adjoining the
"Great Road to Lancaster" ⁷

Judith married Hans Casper Spengler, son of Hans Rudolph Spengler and Judith Haegis, on 9 Feb 1712 in Weiler, Baden-Wurtemburg, Germany.¹ (Hans Casper Spengler was born on 20 Jan 1684 in Weiler, Baden-Wurtemburg, Germany, died before 28 Apr 1760 in York County, Pennsylvania, USA and was buried in Heistand Station, East York, Springettsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania, USA.)