Perhaps this is your Sarah?


Ancestors of Sarah (Sally) Entler


Generation No. 1

1. Sarah (Sally) Entler, born July 05, 1794; died Aft. 1814. She was the daughter of 2. Philip Entler II and 3. Anna Maria Barbara Kraft.


Generation No. 2

2. Philip Entler II, born 1765. He was the son of 4. Michael Endler/Entler and 5. Magdelene. He married 3. Anna Maria Barbara Kraft.
3. Anna Maria Barbara Kraft, born Bef. 1775 in Shepherdstown, Virginia; died Aft. 1798 in Shepherdstown, Virginia.

Children of Philip Entler and Anna Kraft are:
i. Margaret Entler, born Bef. 1780.
1 ii. Sarah (Sally) Entler, born July 05, 1794; died Aft. 1814.
iii. Noah Entler, born December 29, 1796.
iv. Mary Entler, born Bef. 1797.
v. Philip Entler, born Aft. 1797.
vi. Anna (Nancy) Entler, born January 17, 1797.
vii. Michael Entler, born October 10, 1810.
viii. Elizabeth Entler, born Bef. 1818.
ix. Madeline Entler, born Bef. 1820.


Generation No. 3

4. Michael Endler/Entler, born 1740 in Sheperdstown, Berkeley County, Virginia; died October 12, 1802 in Shepherdstown, Virginia. He was the son of 8. Philip Adam Entler and 9. Margarretha Gaeiss. He married 5. Magdelene.
5. Magdelene, born Abt. September 1744; died July 13, 1799.

Children of Michael Endler/Entler and Magdelene are:
i. William Entler, born Abt. 1760.
ii. Margaret Entler, born Abt. 1760.
iii. Catherine Entler, born Abt. 1760.
iv. John Entler, born Abt. 1760.
2 v. Philip Entler II, born 1765; married Anna Maria Barbara Kraft


Generation No. 4

8. Philip Adam Entler, born January 01, 1715/16 in Ettlingen, Germany; died February 12, 1799 in Sheperdstown, Berkeley County, Virginia. He was the son of 16. Michel Entler and 17. Anna Catrina/Catherina. He married 9. Margarretha Gaeiss April 10, 1739 in Leacock, York County, Pennsylvania.
9. Margarretha Gaeiss, born March 13, 1714/15 in Durlach, Germany; died November 21, 1762 in York, York County, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of 18. Michael Gaeiss/Geiss and 19. Rosina.

Notes for Philip Adam Entler:
Philip Adam Entler, Sr., and Margaretha Gaeiss lived in York, PA. They had 9 children. (Source: Family Tree drawn by Marjorie Barnhart for Sheperdstown Cousin Reunion 1983.)

Last name also seen as Endler (Andler too??)
Prefix first name may have been Johann.
At time of death, was 82 yr 12 day.

He and Margaret Gaeiss had 6 sons and 3 daughters, 5 2 of whom survived them (1799).

Place of marriage also given as York.
Date of birth also given as December 1716.
Date of birth also given as January 1, 1716.
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April 4, 2000, from National Historic Register for Rumsey Hall [Entler Hotel]:

There were two hotels in town run by the Entlers in the early 1800's. Joseph's was called the Great Western; brother Daniel's bore the family name since it incorporated the old Entler property, built in the 1780's, the first unit of the six sectioned Entler Hotel Property. The fact is not surprising, since their grandfather, Philip Adam Entler, Sr., had been a butcher and innkeeper in York, Pennsylvania, before coming to Shepherdstown. The elder Philip had brought with him from Germany in 1737 a certificate stating that in 1736 he had completed his full three years as an apprentice to Johannes Entler, butcher.


More About Philip Adam Entler:
Baptism: January 23, 1716/17, Ettlingen, Germany
Burial: Abt. February 15, 1799, Old Lutheran Graveyard, Sheperdstown, Jefferson County, West Virginia
Emigration: September 10, 1737, Came to America on board the SNOW MOLLY, John Howell, Master, from Amsterdam, Qualified. Ship arrived in Philadelphia.
Naturalization: April 10, 1760, Naturalizations of Foreign Protestants in the American and West Indian Colonies. (Supreme Court at Philadelphia), 10 April, 1760.
Occupation: Butcher and Inn Keeper

Notes for Margarretha Gaeiss:
Place of birth sometimes includes Lidolsheimin.
Name Variations: Maria Marrigeta/Marigreta/Maragert G(a)eiss.
Born in 1715.
Name sometimes as Maria Margaret. Also sometimes Magdaline.
She came to PA in 1738 without her parents.
She and Philip Adam Entler had 6 sons and 3 daughters, 5 2 of whom survived them (1799).


More About Margarretha Gaeiss:
Burial: November 22, 1762, Christ Lutheran Church Yard, York, York County, Pennsylvania

Children of Philip Entler and Margarretha Gaeiss are:
4 i. Michael Endler/Entler, born 1740 in Sheperdstown, Berkeley County, Virginia; died October 12, 1802 in Shepherdstown, Virginia; married Magdelene
ii. John Martin Endler/Entler, born March 28, 1742 in York County, Pennsylvania; died December 16, 1811 in Sheperdstown, Berkeley County, Virginia.
iii. Jana/Anna Maria Endler/Entler, born August 28, 1743 in York County, Pennsylvania; died Bet. 1744 - 1837.

More About Jana/Anna Maria Endler/Entler:
Christening: September 18, 1843, York, York County, Pennsylvania

iv. Adam Entler, Jr., born September 07, 1744; died 1777 in Berkeley County, Virginia.
v. Philipp Entler, born December 02, 1746; died Bet. 1747 - 1836.

Notes for Philipp Entler:
Full name may have been John Philipp Entler.


vi. John Jacob Endler/Entler, born January 18, 1747/48 in York County, Pennsylvania; died March 03, 1823 in York County, Pennsylvania.
vii. Juliana Endler/Entler, born January 07, 1749/50 in York County, Pennsylvania; died Bet. 1772 - 1844.
viii. Maria Catherine/Catherina Endler/Entler, born August 07, 1752 in York County, Pennsylvania; died Bet. 1753 - 1846.

More About Maria Catherine/Catherina Endler/Entler:
Christening: October 15, 1752, York, York County, Pennsylvania

ix. Philip Adam Entler, Jr., born August 15, 1754 in York County, Pennsylvania; died August 23, 1793 in Sheperdstown, Berkeley County, Virginia; married Catherine Welsh Unknown; born Abt. 1726; died May 1801.

Notes for Philip Adam Entler, Jr.:
Philip Adam Entler, Jr. move the family to Sheperdstown after the Revolutionary War. He fought in the Revolutionary War. Philip and Catherine had 4 children.

Served as private in Capt. Rudolph Spengler's company, York County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born in York County, Pa.; died in Berkeley County, Va.

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The following information is about the "Bee Line" march referenced about Shepherdstown. It's from an email received from the person noted below:

From: TomTullis
To: KeaCooke

Karen,

It's pretty amazing what you can find searching on the Internet, isn't it?

Unfortunately, I don't really know a great deal about the Bee Line March, but I'll tell you what I do know. I learned about it because the brother of one of my Tullis ancestors participated in the march. That was an Aaron Tullis. I have a book, "Tullis and Allied Families" which describes his service in the Revolutionary War. It references several other sources, including the one you mentioned, but I don't have any of them. Here's some of the info from "Tullis and Allied Families":

"The Berkeley Rifles were a company made up of volunteers, one of whom was Aaron Tullis. The company was commanded by Capt Hugh Stephenson and consisted of 98 hand-picked marksmen. On July 17, 1775, the 98 volunteers from the panhandle counties started their long march to Boston, 600 miles away. The march has since become known as the Bee-line March and was used as an example of what men could do under the proper inspiration and leadership. The entire company arrived near Boston and were cordially welcomed by General George Washington. This occurred on August 11th, twenty-five days to cover 600 miles!"

"A bronze marker is now mounted on a background of two enormous hewed stones located on W. VA route 48 one-half mile south of the junctions of routes 45 and 48. The marker lists the names of the 15 officers of the Berkeley Rifles and other interesting information about the now-famous Bee-line March. The marker was erected by the Pack Horse Ford Chapter of the D.A.R. Another marker on U.S. highway 11 in Martinsburg, WV, reads as follows: 'The Berkeley Riflemen from Eastern Panhandle counties under Capt. Hugh Stephenson were first southern troops to join Washington in 1775 at Boston. In a 'bee line' from Morgan's Spring they marched 600 miles in 26 days"

The book also includes an extensive write-up of Aaron Tullis' account of his War service which he provided when later applying for a pension. And it provides some quotes from an article by Mabel Henshaw Gardiner and Ann Henshaw Gardiner in the "Chronicles of Old Berkeley" (1938, p. 19) in which they describe the Bee Line March. Two companies are mentioned: Capt Hugh Stephenson's and Capt Daniel Morgan's.

Let me know if any more of this information in "Tullis and Allied Families" would be useful to you. I'd be glad to make a copy of the relevant pages for you.

--Tom
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Thomas S. Tullis
http://members.aol.com/TomTullis/

Notes for Catherine Welsh:
Catherine married Michael Yeasley after Philip Entler, Jr. died. They had no children.


x. Unnamed son of Philip Adam Entler, born February 12, 1768; died Abt. April 1768.

Notes for Unnamed son of Philip Adam Entler:
Died in infancy.
Was christend 3/27/1768.
Initials may be N. N. (but this may be No Name).
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Generation No. 5

16. Michel Entler, born December 06, 1696 in Ettlingen, Germany; died Bet. 1722 - 1787 in Unknown. He married 17. Anna Catrina/Catherina Bef. 1716.
17. Anna Catrina/Catherina, born 1694; died WFT Est. 1722-1788.

Notes for Michel Entler:
Michel Entler was a carpenter in Ettlingen, Germany.
Name Variations: Hans Michel Debele/Endeler/Endler.
Name also given as Johan Michael Entler.
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From Sherri Andersen on 07/31/00:
a Michael Endler listed (1740-1802).It mentions that he was the cheif ferrier in a calvary regiment. I hope this helps.

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More About Michel Entler:
Occupation: Carpenter

Notes for Anna Catrina/Catherina:
Name Variations: Anna/Jana Catrina/Cattrina ?


Child of Michel Entler and Anna Catrina/Catherina is:
8 i. Philip Adam Entler, born January 01, 1715/16 in Ettlingen, Germany; died February 12, 1799 in Sheperdstown,