Born Hans Peter Ecker, he was a swineherder. He and wife arrived into Philadelphia on the ship "Lydia" in 1741.
Two grants were made to Peter Eaker, Sr. in Anson County, North Carolina (later Lincoln County) 10 April 1761 for 246 acres each on both sides of a South branch of Indian Creek being a South branch of the South Fork of the Catawba River.
He and wife Veronica had children:
Hans Peter Ecker
Christian Ecker
Two grants were made to Peter Eaker, Sr. in Anson County, North Carolina (later Lincoln County) 10 April 1761 for 246 acres each on both sides of a South branch of Indian Creek being a South branch of the South Fork of the Catawba River.
He and wife Veronica had children:
Hans Peter Ecker
Christian Ecker
Born Hans Peter Ecker, he was a swineherder. He and wife arrived into Philadelphia on the ship "Lydia" in 1741.
Two grants were made to Peter Eaker, Sr. in Anson County, North Carolina (later Lincoln County) 10 April 1761 for 246 acres each on both sides of a South branch of Indian Creek being a South branch of the South Fork of the Catawba River.
He and wife Veronica had children:
Hans Peter Ecker
Christian Ecker
Two grants were made to Peter Eaker, Sr. in Anson County, North Carolina (later Lincoln County) 10 April 1761 for 246 acres each on both sides of a South branch of Indian Creek being a South branch of the South Fork of the Catawba River.
He and wife Veronica had children:
Hans Peter Ecker
Christian Ecker
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