Milla Curtis was born about 1884 in UtahG.¹

Milla Curtis married Isaac B Nelson, son of Isaac Philip Nelson and Esther Birch, on 2 April 1903 in Utah County, UtahG.²

On 3 January 1920 Milla Curtis was enumerated in the household of Isaac B Nelson on the 1920 U. S. census for Provo, Utah County, UtahG, as Milly Nelson, 36 years old, Wife, married, birthplace of Utah, occupation of None. Could read. Could write. Could speak English. Father born in Utah. Mother born in Utah. Also enumerated in the household were Arthella Nelson, Donna Nelson, Alberta Nelson, Roy Nelson, and William Nelson.¹

On 9 April 1930 Milla Curtis was enumerated in the household of Isaac B Nelson on the 1930 U. S. census for Provo, Utah County, UtahG, as Millie Nelson, 46 years old, Wife, married, was first married at age 20, birthplace of Utah, occupation of None. Could read and write. Could speak English. Did not attended school within the year. Father born in Utah. Mother born in Utah. Also enumerated in the household were Donna Nelson, Roy Nelson, William Nelson, Erma Leffler, Rex Leffler, and Paul C Nelson.³

Arthella Nelson was born about 1905 in UtahG.¹ She was the daughter of Isaac B Nelson and Milla Curtis.¹

On 3 January 1920 Arthella Nelson was enumerated in the household of Isaac B Nelson on the 1920 U. S. census for Provo, Utah County, UtahG, as Arthella Nelson, 15 years old, Daughter, single, birthplace of Utah, occupation of None. Could read. Could write. Could speak English. Attended school within the year. Father born in Utah. Mother born in Utah. Also enumerated in the household were Milla Curtis, Donna Nelson, Alberta Nelson, Roy Nelson, and William Nelson.¹

Donna Nelson was born about 1907 in UtahG.¹ She was the daughter of Isaac B Nelson and Milla Curtis.¹

On 3 January 1920 Donna Nelson was enumerated in the household of Isaac B Nelson on the 1920 U. S. census for Provo, Utah County, UtahG, as Dona Nelson, 13 years old, Daughter, single, birthplace of Utah, occupation of None. Could read. Could write. Could speak English. Attended school within the year. Father born in Utah. Mother born in Utah. Also enumerated in the household were Milla Curtis, Arthella Nelson, Alberta Nelson, Roy Nelson, and William Nelson.¹

On 9 April 1930 Donna Nelson was enumerated in the household of Isaac B Nelson on the 1930 U. S. census for Provo, Utah County, UtahG, as Donna Nelson, 23 years old, Daughter, single, birthplace of Utah, occupation of Packer in the Candy Factory industry, an employee. Could read and write. Could speak English. Did not attended school within the year. Father born in Utah. Mother born in Utah. Also enumerated in the household were Milla Curtis, Roy Nelson, William Nelson, Erma Leffler, Rex Leffler, and Paul C Nelson.²

Alberta Nelson was born about 1909 in UtahG.¹ She was the daughter of Isaac B Nelson and Milla Curtis.¹

On 3 January 1920 Alberta Nelson was enumerated in the household of Isaac B Nelson on the 1920 U. S. census for Provo, Utah County, UtahG, as Alberta Nelson, 11 years old, Daughter, single, birthplace of Utah, occupation of None. Could read. Could write. Could speak English. Attended school within the year. Father born in Utah. Mother born in Utah. Also enumerated in the household were Milla Curtis, Arthella Nelson, Donna Nelson, Roy Nelson, and William Nelson.¹

Roy Nelson was born about 1913 in UtahG.¹ He was the son of Isaac B Nelson and Milla Curtis.¹

On 3 January 1920 Roy Nelson was enumerated in the household of Isaac B Nelson on the 1920 U. S. census for Provo, Utah County, UtahG, as Roy Nelson, 7 years old, Son, single, birthplace of Utah, occupation of None. Could read. Could write. Could speak English. Attended school within the year. Father born in Utah. Mother born in Utah. Also enumerated in the household were Milla Curtis, Arthella Nelson, Donna Nelson, Alberta Nelson, and William Nelson.¹

On 9 April 1930 Roy Nelson was enumerated in the household of Isaac B Nelson on the 1930 U. S. census for Provo, Utah County, UtahG, as Roy S Nelson, 17 years old, Son, single, birthplace of Utah, occupation of None. Could read and write. Could speak English. Attended school within the year. Father born in Utah. Mother born in Utah. Also enumerated in the household were Milla Curtis, Donna Nelson, William Nelson, Erma Leffler, Rex Leffler, and Paul C Nelson.²

William Nelson was born about 1919 in UtahG.¹ He was the son of Isaac B Nelson and Milla Curtis.¹

On 3 January 1920 William Nelson was enumerated in the household of Isaac B Nelson on the 1920 U. S. census for Provo, Utah County, UtahG, as William Nelson, 1 years old, Son, single, birthplace of Utah, occupation of None. Father born in Utah. Mother born in Utah. Also enumerated in the household were Milla Curtis, Arthella Nelson, Donna Nelson, Alberta Nelson, and Roy Nelson.¹

On 9 April 1930 William Nelson was enumerated in the household of Isaac B Nelson on the 1930 U. S. census for Provo, Utah County, UtahG, as Bill D Nelson, 11 years old, Son, single, birthplace of Utah, occupation of None. Could read and write. Could speak English. Attended school within the year. Father born in Utah. Mother born in Utah. Also enumerated in the household were Milla Curtis, Donna Nelson, Roy Nelson, Erma Leffler, Rex Leffler, and Paul C Nelson.²

Ernest Cooper married Louie Nelson, daughter of Isaac Philip Nelson and Esther Birch, on 24 December 1908 in Provo, Utah County, UtahG.¹

Lareen Cooper was born about 1912 in UtahG.¹ She was the daughter of Ernest Cooper and Louie Nelson.^1,1

On 3 January 1920 Lareen Cooper was enumerated in the household of Isaac Philip Nelson on the 1920 U. S. census for Provo, Utah County, UtahG, as Lareen Cooper, 8 years old, Granddaughter, single, birthplace of Utah, occupation of None. Could read. Could write. Could speak English. Attended school within the year. Father born in USA. Mother born in Utah. Also enumerated in the household were Louie Nelson, Earl Cooper, and Don Cooper.¹

On 9 April 1930 Lareen Cooper was enumerated in the household of Isaac Philip Nelson on the 1930 U. S. census for Provo, Utah County, UtahG, as Larine Cooper, 19 years old, Granddaughter, single, birthplace of Utah, occupation of None. Could read and write. Could speak English. Did not attended school within the year. Father born in US. Mother born in US. Also enumerated in the household were Earl Cooper and Don Cooper.²

Earl Cooper was born about 1913 in UtahG.¹ He was the son of Ernest Cooper and Louie Nelson.¹

On 3 January 1920 Earl Cooper was enumerated in the household of Isaac Philip Nelson on the 1920 U. S. census for Provo, Utah County, UtahG, as Earl Cooper, 7 years old, Grandson, single, birthplace of Utah, occupation of None. Could read. Could write. Could speak English. Attended school within the year. Father born in USA. Mother born in Utah. Also enumerated in the household were Louie Nelson, Lareen Cooper, and Don Cooper.¹

On 9 April 1930 Earl Cooper was enumerated in the household of Isaac Philip Nelson on the 1930 U. S. census for Provo, Utah County, UtahG, as Earl Cooper, 18 years old, Grandson, single, birthplace of Utah, occupation of Farm Helper in the Truck Farm industry, an employee. Could read and write. Could speak English. Did not attended school within the year. Father born in US. Mother born in US. Also enumerated in the household were Lareen Cooper and Don Cooper.²

Don Cooper was born about 1915 in UtahG.¹ He was the son of Ernest Cooper and Louie Nelson.¹

On 3 January 1920 Don Cooper was enumerated in the household of Isaac Philip Nelson on the 1920 U. S. census for Provo, Utah County, UtahG, as Don Cooper, 5 years old, Grandson, single, birthplace of Utah, occupation of None. Could speak English. Father born in USA. Mother born in Utah. Also enumerated in the household were Louie Nelson, Lareen Cooper, and Earl Cooper.¹

On 9 April 1930 Don Cooper was enumerated in the household of Isaac Philip Nelson on the 1930 U. S. census for Provo, Utah County, UtahG, as Don Cooper, 15 years old, Grandson, single, birthplace of Utah, occupation of None. Could read and write. Could speak English. Attended school within the year. Father born in US. Mother born in US. Also enumerated in the household were Lareen Cooper and Earl Cooper.²

John Nyce was born say 1800. He was the son of Phillip Nyce and Elizabeth Schuler.¹

Elizabeth Schuler wrote a will on 16 May 1825 in East Nantmeal, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG. John Nyce was bequeathed his note for $30 plus any interest owed.¹

Levi Nyce was born on 8 October 1803.¹ He was the son of Phillip Nyce and Elizabeth Schuler.²

On 1 August 1821 John Nyce was appointed guardian of Levi Nyce by the Orphan's Court, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG. this was done upon the petition of Levi Nyce as he was above the age of 14.³

Levi Nyce was named as an executor of the will of Elizabeth Schuler on 16 May 1825 in East Nantmeal, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG.²

Elizabeth Schuler wrote a will on 16 May 1825 in East Nantmeal, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG. Levi Nyce was bequeathed his fathers desk, the horse called Bully, the bed he sleeps in. He was to thresh forty bushels of Corn and sell it and the money to go into the estate. All of the other grain is to be fore the family. He is to have 2/3 of the crop in the ground.²

Levi Nyce married Catharine Murray on 22 May 1825 in St. Mary´s Protestant Episcopal Church, Warwick, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG.⁴

Levi Nyce died on 10 March 1856, at age 52.¹

Levi Nyce was buried in Saint Peter's UCC Cemetery, Knauertown, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG,  .¹

William Nyce was born about 23 June 1808 Calculated from the obituary. 61y 1m 19d.¹ He was the son of Phillip Nyce and Elizabeth Schuler.²

On 1 August 1821 John Nyce was appointed guardian of William Nyce by the Orphan's Court, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG. this was done upon the petition of Elizabeth Nyce widow of Philip Nyce.³

Elizabeth Schuler wrote a will on 16 May 1825 in East Nantmeal, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG. William Nyce was bequeathed the best walnut chest, one double coverlia?, a good blanket, a table cloth, and a cow of his choice.²

On 12 December 1826 Christopher Knauer was appointed guardian of William Nyce by the Orphan's Court, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG. this was done upon the petition of William Nyce as he was above the age of 14 and his previous guardian had died.⁴

William Nyce died on 11 August 1869 in Phoenixville, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG.¹

Samuel Gabriel P Nyce was born say 1814. He was the son of Phillip Nyce and Elizabeth Schuler.¹

On 1 August 1821 Jonathan Rooke was appointed guardian of Samuel Gabriel P Nyce by the Orphan's Court, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG. this was done upon the petition of Elizabeth Nyce widow of Philip Nyce.²

On 3 February 1824 Samuel Shafer, as this was done upon the petition of Elizabeth Nyce widow of Philip Nyce because the previous guardian Jonathan Rooke had died and these children were still under the age of 14., was appointed guardian of Samuel Gabriel P Nyce by the Orphan's Court, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG.³

Elizabeth Schuler wrote a will on 16 May 1825 in East Nantmeal, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG. Samuel Gabriel P Nyce was bequeathed the other walnut chest and $30 cash.¹

Samuel Gabriel P Nyce died before 3 May 1827 in East Nantmeal, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG.⁴

Samuel Nyce was born on 20 November 1801.¹ He was the son of Phillip Nyce and Elizabeth Schuler.¹

Samuel Nyce died on 11 December 1811, at age 10.¹

Samuel Nyce was buried in Saint Peter's UCC Cemetery, Knauertown, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG,  .¹

George Nyce was born on 24 April 1806.¹ He was the son of Phillip Nyce and Elizabeth Schuler.¹

George Nyce died on 14 November 1819, at age 13.¹

Eliza Nyce was born say 1812.¹ She was the daughter of Phillip Nyce and Elizabeth Schuler.¹

On 1 August 1821 Jonathan Rooke was appointed guardian of Eliza Nyce by the Orphan's Court, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG. this was done upon the petition of Elizabeth Nyce widow of Philip Nyce.²

On 3 February 1824 Samuel Shafer, as this was done upon the petition of Elizabeth Nyce widow of Philip Nyce because the previous guardian Jonathan Rooke had died and these children were still under the age of 14., was appointed guardian of Eliza Nyce by the Orphan's Court, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG.³

Elizabeth Schuler wrote a will on 16 May 1825 in East Nantmeal, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG. Eliza Nyce was bequeathed a case of drawers, a bed and bedding, one double coverlid, two bed quilts, a good blanket, 1/2 of the flaxen sheets and table clothes, 1/2 of the pewter, one new head scarf and two new frocks to be paid by the estate, one silk shawls, and 1/3 of the wearing apparel. Mary Smith and Catherine Templin to divide the clothes.¹

Sophia Magdalena Nyce was born say 1816.¹ She was the daughter of Phillip Nyce and Elizabeth Schuler.¹

On 1 August 1821 Jonathan Rooke was appointed guardian of Sophia Magdalena Nyce by the Orphan's Court, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG. this was done upon the petition of Elizabeth Nyce widow of Philip Nyce.²

On 3 February 1824 Samuel Shafer, as this was done upon the petition of Elizabeth Nyce widow of Philip Nyce because the previous guardian Jonathan Rooke had died and these children were still under the age of 14., was appointed guardian of Sophia Magdalena Nyce by the Orphan's Court, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG.³

Elizabeth Schuler wrote a will on 16 May 1825 in East Nantmeal, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG. Sophia Magdalena Nyce was bequeathed the bed and bedding left by Elizabeth's's mother, one double coverlids, a good blanket, two bed quilts, 1/2 of the flaxen sheets and table clothes, 1/2 of the pewter, a cane cupboard, one silk shawl, 1/3 of the wearing apparel, one new head scarf and two new frocks to be paid by the estate.¹

Sophia Magdalena Nyce married David Davis on 30 November 1837 in Vincent Reformed Church, East Vincent Twp, Chester County, PennsylvaniaG.⁴

Erma Leffler was born about 1914 in UtahG.¹

On 9 April 1930 Erma Leffler was enumerated in the household of Isaac B Nelson on the 1930 U. S. census for Provo, Utah County, UtahG, as Erma Leffhel, 16 years old, Orphan, single, birthplace of Utah, occupation of None. Could read and write. Could speak English. Attended school within the year. Father born in Utah. Mother born in Utah. Also enumerated in the household were Milla Curtis, Donna Nelson, Roy Nelson, William Nelson, Rex Leffler, and Paul C Nelson.¹

Rex Leffler was born about 1919 in UtahG.¹

On 9 April 1930 Rex Leffler was enumerated in the household of Isaac B Nelson on the 1930 U. S. census for Provo, Utah County, UtahG, as Rex Leffhel, 11 years old, Orphan, single, birthplace of Utah, occupation of None. Could read and write. Could speak English. Attended school within the year. Father born in Utah. Mother born in Utah. Also enumerated in the household were Milla Curtis, Donna Nelson, Roy Nelson, William Nelson, Erma Leffler, and Paul C Nelson.¹

Paul C Nelson was born about 1923 in UtahG.¹ He was the son of Isaac B Nelson and Milla Curtis.¹

On 9 April 1930 Paul C Nelson was enumerated in the household of Isaac B Nelson on the 1930 U. S. census for Provo, Utah County, UtahG, as Paul C Nelson, 7 years old, Son, single, birthplace of Utah, occupation of None. Father born in Utah. Mother born in Utah. Also enumerated in the household were Milla Curtis, Donna Nelson, Roy Nelson, William Nelson, Erma Leffler, and Rex Leffler.¹

Leonhart Schneider married Maria Elizabeth.¹

Leonhart Schneider wrote a will on 26 February 1796 in Upper Salford Township, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG, executors Jacob Schuler and Henry Snyder.
He made the following bequests.¹

Leonhart Schneider died before 15 February 1797 in Upper Salford Township, Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG.¹

His will was admitted to probate on 15 February 1797 in Montgomery County, PennsylvaniaG.¹

Christina Markley was born on 27 May 1736 in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.¹

Christina Markley married William Antes, son of Henry Antes and Christiana Elizabeth Dewees.¹

Christina Markley died on 21 August 1805, at age 69, in Canandaigua, Ontario County, New YorkG.²

Christina Markley was buried in Pioneer Cemetery, Canandaigua, Ontario County, New YorkG,  .²

Elizabeth Antes was born on 17 February 1757.¹

A Marriage License was granted to Elizabeth Antes and John Schuler on 8 March 1775 in PennsylvaniaG.^1,2

Elizabeth Antes married John Schuler, son of William Schuler and Elizabeth Tyson, on 4 April 1775 in German Reformed Church, Philadelphia, PennsyvaniaG.³

Elizabeth Antes, as Elizabeth Schuller, his wife, and John Schuler, as John Schuller of New Hanover Township, on 3 May 1775 sold property located in Lower Salford Township, Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, to Peter Freed for 1025 pounds. Described as 215.5 Acres

• Beginning at a stone in North Wales road leading to Philadelphia
• Then South 21 degrees West 74 Perches by land of Gabriel Schuler the Younger to a stone
• Then North 71 degrees West 12 Perches  to a stone
• Then South 11 degrees West 13 Perches  to a stone
• Then South 48 degrees West 74.5 Perches  to a stone
• Then South 48 degrees East 187 Perches by Peter Fried's land and Phillip Stang's land to a marked Black Oak
• Then North 41 degrees East 147 Perches by Phillip Stang's land to a stone
• Then North 49 degrees West 47 Perches  to a stone
• Then North 41 degrees East 98 Perches  to a post
• Then North 49 degrees West 68 Perches by land of Gabriel Schuler the Younger to a post
• Then South 41 degrees West 82 Perches by the same to a post
• Then North 49 degrees West 82 Perches up road and the late John Johnson's land to beginning.⁴

Elizabeth Antes, as Elizabeth Schuller his wife, and John Schuler, as John Shuller of the Township of Point in the County of Northumberland and State of Pennsylvania, Yeoman, on 2 January 1793 sold property located in Northumberland County, PennsylvaniaG, to Eleanor Dougherty for £45. Described as Lot 11 in the Town of Northumberland, situated on Water Street. This is the same property John purchased in 1778.
Recorded 6 May 1863.⁵

William Antes wrote a will on 26 August 1805 in Canandaigua, Ontario County, New YorkG. Elizabeth Antes was bequeathed 1/3 of 2/3 of personal estate after debts are paid.⁶

Elizabeth Antes, as Elizabeth Shuler, his wife, and John Schuler, as John Shuler, on 28 April 1808 sold property located in Ontario County, New YorkG, to John Schuler for $300. Described as the south part of lot 6 in township 10, range 2 in Ontario County, New York containing 50 acres.⁷

Elizabeth Antes, as Elizabeth Shuler, and John Schuler, as John Shuler, and John Schuler, as John Shuler Jur., on 5 December 1811 sold property located in Ontario County, New YorkG, to William Dillion for $435. Described as part of lot 6 in township 10, range 2,

• Beginning at the South East corner.
• Then West about 74 chains and 50 rods to stake 8 rods from the South West corner
• Then Northerly parallel to the Canandaigua Outlet 40 rods
• Then West to the center of the Outlet
• Then Northerly along the center of the Outlet to point 12 chains and 94 links from the South line
• Then East parallel to the South line 64 chains to stake in the East line
• Then South 12 chains and 94 links to beginning.

Containing 87 acres more or less.⁸

Elizabeth Antes, as Elizabeth Shuler, on 30 June 1815 purchased property located in Ontario County, New YorkG, from Nathaniel Gorham and Ruthy Wood, for $266. Described as the south half of lot 61 in township 10, third range of towns in Ontario County.⁹

Elizabeth Antes, as Elizabeth Shuler, his wife, and John Schuler, as John Shuler, on 21 June 1824 sold property located in Canandaigua, Ontario County, New YorkG, to Elizabeth Schuler for $1.00. Described as the south half of lot 61 in township 10, third range of towns in Ontario County. Witnessed by William Antes.¹⁰

Elizabeth Antes died on 5 July 1825, at age 68.¹¹

Elizabeth Antes was buried in Pioneer Cemetery, Canandaigua, Ontario County, New YorkG,  .¹¹

Sarah Antes was born on 12 October 1763 in Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG.^1,2

Sarah Antes was baptized on 25 December 1763 in Evangelical Lutheran Church, Falkner Swamp, New Hanover Township, Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaG, sponsors George Phillip Dotterer and Elizabeth Antes.²

Sarah Antes married Samuel Gardener say 1784 in PennsylvaniaG.¹

William Antes wrote a will on 26 August 1805 in Canandaigua, Ontario County, New YorkG. Sarah Antes was bequeathed the north 1/3 part of lot 6 in township 10 in the 2nd range, Ontario County 1/3 of personal estate after debts are paid.³

Sarah Antes, as Sarah Gardner of Canandaigua, Ontario County, New York, on 1 May 1812 sold property located in Ontario County, New YorkG, to for $500. Described as part of lot 6 in township 10, range 2, bounded on the North and East by the Lines of the lot, West by the center of Canandaigua outlet, south by a line parallel to the north line to define 87 acres. This is the part of lot 6 Sarah inherited from her father William Antes.⁴