Husband John David Sigworth 1
AKA: John David Siegwarth 2
Born: 16 May 1786 - Metzingen, Wurtemberg, Germany (Prussia) 1 2
Christened:
Died: 30 Jan 1858 - Fryburg, Washington Twp, Clarion Co, PA 1 2
Buried:
Father: George Seigwarth ( - ) 3
Mother:
Marriage: 1810
Wife Rosina Henlen 1
AKA: Rosanna Henlen 2
Born: 1789 - Germany 4
Christened:
Died: 1862 4
Buried:
Father: Christian Henlen ( - ) 3
Mother:
Children
1 M John Henlen Sigworth 4 5
Born: 20 Oct 1811 - Lancaster, Lancaster Co, PA 4
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Died: 1866 - near Fryburg, Washington Twp, Clarion Co, PA 4
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Spouse: Frances "Fannie" Neely (Abt 1809-1903) 5 6
Marr: 10 Mar 1836
2 F Catharine Sigworth 7
Born: 1813 - Lancaster Co, PA 7
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Died: 1863 - Venango Co, PA 7
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Spouse: William Mahle (1812/1813-1882) 7 8
Marr: 1832 or 1833 - Fryburg, Washington Twp, Clarion Co, PA 7
3 F Mary Sigworth 9
Born: 1815 - Lancaster Co, PA
Christened:
Died: 1878
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Spouse: Jesse Neely (1811-1886) 5 9
Marr: 1835 9
4 F Rosina Seigwarth 13
AKA: Rose Seigworth,10 Rosana Siegwarth,11 Rose Sigworth 12
Born: 1817
Christened:
Died: 1883
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Spouse: Graham Trainor ( - ) 12
Marr: 1842 12
Spouse: James E. Grabel ( - ) 12
Marr: 1851 - Fryburg, Washington Twp, Clarion Co, PA 12
5 F Nancy Sigworth 14
Born: 1819
Christened:
Died: 1885 - Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne Co, PA
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Spouse: John Alexander ( - ) 14
Marr: 1844
6 F Elizabeth Sigworth 4
Born: 1821 - Clarion Co, PA
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Died: 1898 - Missouri
Buried: - Avalon, Livingston Co, MO
Spouse: Martin Kapp (1819-1891) 4 15 16
Marr: 1846
7 F Margaret Sigworth 18
AKA: Margaret A. Siegworth 17
Born: 8 Jan 1824 - Clarion, Clarion Co, PA 17 18
Christened:
Died: 29 Sep 1865 17 18
Buried: - Walters Cemetery, Newmansville, Clarion Co, PA
Spouse: John Allio (1826-1900) 17 18 19
Marr: 6 Mar 1855 17
8 M Anthony L. Siegwarth 2
AKA: Anthony L. Seigworth,3 Anthony L. Sigworth 2 20
Born: 1 Jan 1826 - near Fryburg, Washington Twp, Clarion Co, PA 20
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Died: 8 Dec 1919 21
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Spouse: Elizabeth Moore ( -1893) 20
Marr: May 1851 22
Spouse: Mrs. Henry ( - ) 20
Marr: 1895 20
9 M David Sigworth 23
Born: 1831 23
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Died: 1903 23
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Spouse: Mary E. Mahle (1831-1892) 23 24
Marr: 1855 23
10 F Clara Barbara Sigworth 25 26 27
Born: 1833 - Clarion Co, PA 26
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Died: Feb 1908 25 26
Buried:
Spouse: John Conrad Dower (1829-1910) 25 26 27
Marr: 1853
11 M Jacob Seigwarth 24
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General Notes: Husband - John David Sigworth
He was born in Germany and came to America in 1803. On arrival in the United States, he was sold to a Lancaster City, Pennsylvania, man to serve three years to pay his passage across the ocean. In 1817, he, his brother-in-law, Christian Henlen, and George F. Kapp bought an undivided tract of wood land in what is now Clarion County, Pennsylvania. They moved out in covered wagons, divided the land into three parts and drew cuts for choice. They were the first white settlers in what is now Washington Township. They built log houses, cleared their lands, raised large families and became the nucleus of a happy, prosperous God-fearing community.
When seventeen years of age he started to America without any money. At that time emigrants who had no money to pay their passage were sold on reaching America, to the highest bidder, and in this way their passage was paid. John Siegwarth was one of those emigrants, and worked to pay his ship-fare three years in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, for the party to whom he was bound. This obligation being fulfilled, he married, started west, and became one of the early settlers in the present locality of Fryburg, Clarion County, where he bought a tract of land, improved it, and endured the many hardships of early pioneer life. He had a family of eleven children, four sons and seven daughters. He took an active interest in organizing the Fryburg Lu-theran Church, and during his subsequent life was one of its earnest and liberal support-ers; he also took an active part in establishing schools, and gave a helping hand to va-rious other improvements.
He was one of the first four settlers at Fryburg, Clarion County, Pennsylvania, where he located in 1817. The next year he took his wheat across the mountains to mill, all the ordinary facilities being lacking in the neighborhood at that time. The nearest store was at Pittsburgh.
General Notes: Wife - Rosina Henlen
She was a native of Germany, who was brought over to America when a child.
Another source states that she died ten years after her husband.