Johannes was first in family to change name to Overturf from Oberdorf.
John was Ensign of the 6th Company of the 2nd Regiment of the Militia of the Fayette County PA Brigade during the Revolutionary War. He is DAR Ancestor #A206067.
No one is certain where but, it is strongly believed that John Johannes and Elizabeth are buried somewhere in Fayette County (possibly in Lecky Cemetery, Fayette County, Pennsylvania - OR - somewhere nearby on private property). Because of the age of Lecky Cemetery a lot of the headstones have been buried or destroyed.
John was Ensign of the 6th Company of the 2nd Regiment of the Militia of the Fayette County PA Brigade during the Revolutionary War. He is DAR Ancestor #A206067.
No one is certain where but, it is strongly believed that John Johannes and Elizabeth are buried somewhere in Fayette County (possibly in Lecky Cemetery, Fayette County, Pennsylvania - OR - somewhere nearby on private property). Because of the age of Lecky Cemetery a lot of the headstones have been buried or destroyed.
Johannes was first in family to change name to Overturf from Oberdorf.
John was Ensign of the 6th Company of the 2nd Regiment of the Militia of the Fayette County PA Brigade during the Revolutionary War. He is DAR Ancestor #A206067.
No one is certain where but, it is strongly believed that John Johannes and Elizabeth are buried somewhere in Fayette County (possibly in Lecky Cemetery, Fayette County, Pennsylvania - OR - somewhere nearby on private property). Because of the age of Lecky Cemetery a lot of the headstones have been buried or destroyed.
John was Ensign of the 6th Company of the 2nd Regiment of the Militia of the Fayette County PA Brigade during the Revolutionary War. He is DAR Ancestor #A206067.
No one is certain where but, it is strongly believed that John Johannes and Elizabeth are buried somewhere in Fayette County (possibly in Lecky Cemetery, Fayette County, Pennsylvania - OR - somewhere nearby on private property). Because of the age of Lecky Cemetery a lot of the headstones have been buried or destroyed.
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