Mays Family Tree - Person Sheet
Birth Date1783
Birth PlaceGreencastle, Lancaster Co., PA, USA
Death Dateabt 1836
Death PlaceMoshannon, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
FatherConrad KYLER I (1740-1816)
Misc. Notes
Resident of Greencastle, Lancaster County, Pa.
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A Conrad Kyler is listed among the earliest Clearfield county pioneers and settled in the Moshannon [creek?] neighborhood. He was a weaver by trade and died in 1816, leaving a family. They remained and built up a considerable estate. Many descendants of the family are still living in the east part of the county.
Leonard Kyler commenced a clearing in the Hard Scrabble locality, but not until a couple of years after Conrad came there. He soon sold out, however, to his brother John, and went to Bald Eagle Valley. The hamlet of Kylertown was named for these families. [Is this the same Conrad?] 2499
Conrad, Conrad Kyler, Jr. & Leonard Kyler are named in December of 1806 among the 155 taxable inhabitants of Chinklacamoose/Chincleclamousche township, (Centre County) which [at the time] included all of Clearfield county.4475
[Is this the same Conrad?]
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A Conrad Kyler is listed among the earliest Clearfield county pioneers and settled in the Moshannon [creek?] neighborhood. He was a weaver by trade and died in 1816, leaving a family. They remained and built up a considerable estate. Many descendants of the family are still living in the east part of the county.
Leonard Kyler commenced a clearing in the Hard Scrabble locality, but not until a couple of years after Conrad came there. He soon sold out, however, to his brother John, and went to Bald Eagle Valley. The hamlet of Kylertown was named for these families. [Is this the same Conrad?] 2499
Conrad, Conrad Kyler, Jr. & Leonard Kyler are named in December of 1806 among the 155 taxable inhabitants of Chinklacamoose/Chincleclamousche township, (Centre County) which [at the time] included all of Clearfield county.4475
[Is this the same Conrad?]