Solomon MOHLER

                   Solomon wed Sarah Snavely, dau of Elizabeth Eberly and John Snavely
Other child: Sarah Snavely Mohler, d. Feb 28, 1851, age 8-1-18
See Eberly Gen Papers in Lancaster Mennonite Lib for more details
See Cumberland Co Biographical Annals, p773, for more info on Henry S.

According to the will of Daniel Mohler, filed in Cumb Co PA book B  M
1849-59, p1.  Mansion farm with 176 acres to Solomon for $9,378. In the
Cumb Co Deed 2-K-512 (2 April1851), which transfers Dan's plantation
to son Solomon, it  mentions that John & Ann had deeded a larger tract of
land to son Daniel on 4 Nov 1803. I have not found the 1803 deed.

Daniel's will said to sell one tract of land 40a +143p. This was sold 6
April 1850 to Levi Merkel, deed 2-K-524 and sold back to Solomon on 8
May, deed 2-K-516 for the same $1635.75.

Deed 2-K-514, 29 Oct 1850, Solomon bought 1a, 112p from Peter Miller.
Deed 2-K-518, 22 March 1858, Solomon & Sarah, buy about 105 from
   John Groff estate. Land in Lower Allen Twp
Deed 2-Q-231, 7 March 1860,  S&S sell 10a, 10p land to Lewis
Eschenbach, part of the Groff tract.
Deed 2-K-520, 1 April 1859, Solomon bought 3a, 36p from Fred Sheely.
this was part of land once owned by brother Jacob D Mohler.
Deed 2-K-522, 5 Nov 1859, Solomon bought 5a, 92p from Amos Shelly.

Solomon & Sarah deeded land to the church, 150.2 perches deed 2-M-266
in 1861, 46.1 perches in 1869, deed 2-Z-500 and in 1875, 152 perches,
deed 3-L-165, total of 348 perches.

Solomon died intestate,  122 acres of his inherited plantation was sold
by the three daughters and widow to son Henry S Mohler, deed 3-N-171,
for $14,643.75 and included the dower for widow Sarah, 12 April 1877.
Deed 3-N-173, 24 Sept 1877, transfers 104a, 77p to Moses & Mary A
Miller, for $11,493.62, land in Lower Allen Twp. (part of plantation)
Deed 3-N-183, 1 Oct 1877, transfers 111a, 32p to dau. Annetta Enck
   for $10,560, this was land bought 3 Apr 1876 from Stayman.
Deed 3-N-192, 12 April 1877, transfers land in Lower Allen Twp to
Elizabeth & George Rupp, 93a, 123p, for $10,316.  This land was part of
three tracts, 2 from Groff and one from Amos Shelly.