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After the death of Samuel Weigel, Ester Bandy Weigel and the children moved to northern Georgia in18… ‎(N22)‎
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Show Details Shared Note: - After the death of Samuel Weigel, Ester Bandy Weigel and the children moved to northern Georgia in1845, and then on to Kaufman Co., Tx, in 1858. Hester's twin brother, Henry Marion Wikle, and the other brothers, Jeptha, Samuel, and John moved to Kansas in 1861, fought for the Union during the War Between the States, and never returned to Texas to live. Henry Marion did however, return to visit Hester 50 years after the war's end, ca. 1915.
There are many variations in the spelling of the surname 'Weigel'. The North Carolina birth records indicate Samuel's surname spelled as Weigel; the marriage records indicate Samuel's surname spelled as Wickel. Most later records in Georgia and Texas render the surname as Wikle ‎(though in the 1860 Census it was spelled Wackle)‎.
--source: Scott Pedigree papers

Unrecognized GEDCOM Code: _TITLEWeigel (Wikle) history
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Globally unique Identifier 744360E2D23B84D34A1A763EEFF1B403


After the death of Samuel Weigel, Ester Bandy Weigel and the children moved to northern Georgia in18…

INDINameGIVNSURNBirthAnniversaryPlaceChildrenDeathAnniversaryAgePlaceLast ChangeSEXBIRTDEATTREE
1I69Wikle, Hester Elmira
Father: Wikle, Samuel
Mother: Bandy, Ester
HESTER ELMIRA,WIKLEWIKLE,HESTER ELMIRA
3 November 1838
186
Macon Co
10
13 July 1923
10284
Van Zandt Co.
 FYESYES

Total individuals : 1		GIVNSURNSEXBIRTDEATTREE
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