Fanny (Veronica) Miller Kurtz
18 Sep 1769 – ?, born at Berks County (Pennsylvania)
Christopher’s 5th great-grandmother · ancestor no. 135 · generation 8
Evidence: identity compiled lead · link to parents compiled lead
Family
- Parents: Christian Daniel Miller (c.1734–1777) and Veronica Mishler (c.1736–1785)
- Spouse: Joseph Kurtz (fl. 1800)
- Family notes: Joseph Kurtz + Fanny Miller (m. unknown)
- Children in this vault: Veronica Kurtz (1800–1845)
Life and evidence
Mast book #169: born 18 Sept 1769 in Berks County, daughter of #119 ‘Daniel’ Miller. Her brother Abraham is also Christopher’s ancestor (Kuhns line) — so her parents are a double ancestor.
In their lifetime
- 1776 — 1776 Census of Mennonites in West Prussia
- 1789 — 1789 First Prussian Mennonites settle in Russia
- 1798 — 1798 Old Bern falls; religious freedom
- 1833 — 1833 First Swiss Mennonite settler in Putnam County, Ohio
- 1835 — 1835 The Ramseyers sail on the Richmond
Pedigree
%%{init: {"flowchart": {"useMaxWidth": true}}}%% flowchart RL n74885215["Veronica Mishler (c.1736–1785)"] n31156482["Anna Dorothea Mueller (c.1700–1789)"] n70940324["Ulrich Mishler (b. 1688)"] n29878522["Fanny Miller (b. 1769)"] n77081455["Joseph Ulrich Mishler (c.1700–1756)"] n49335685["Christian Daniel Miller (c.1734–1777)"] n29878522 --> n49335685 n29878522 --> n74885215 n74885215 --> n77081455 n77081455 --> n70940324 n74885215 --> n31156482 class n74885215,n31156482,n70940324,n29878522,n77081455,n49335685 internal-link;
Sources
- Mast Family History (1911)
- Descendants of Jacob Hochstetler (1912)
- WikiTree - Mast and Miller and Mishler profiles
Narratives and research
- Stories: Double ancestors
- History: 1776 Census of Mennonites in West Prussia, 1789 First Prussian Mennonites settle in Russia, 1798 Old Bern falls; religious freedom, 1833 First Swiss Mennonite settler in Putnam County, Ohio, 1835 The Ramseyers sail on the Richmond
- Sources: Descendants of Jacob Hochstetler (1912), Mast Family History (1911), WikiTree - Mast and Miller and Mishler profiles
Record compiled 31 October 2026.
About this research
Supporting documentation is linked throughout. This project is an exercise in AI-assisted research and development, and I haven’t manually verified every link or conclusion. All transcriptions and translations of Swiss parish records were made with AI, and their accuracy should be treated accordingly.