Joseph Ulrich Mishler (c.1700–1756)

c.1700 – 1756

Christopher’s 7th great-grandfather · ancestor no. 542, 634 · generation 10
Evidence: identity compiled lead · link to parents compiled lead
Pedigree collapse: Christopher descends from this person 2 times.

Family

• Parents: Ulrich Mishler (b. 1688)
• Spouse: Anna Dorothea Mueller (c.1700–1789)
• Family notes: Joseph Ulrich Mishler + Anna Dorothea Mueller (m. unknown)
• Children in this vault: Veronica Mishler (c.1736–1785)

Life and evidence

Veronica Mishler’s father (WikiTree).

Where they lived

• 1749 — Philadelphia

In their lifetime

• 1711 — 1711 The Rhine exodus from Bern
• 1712 — 1712 Louis XIV expels the Anabaptists from Alsace
• 1738 — 1738 The Charming Nancy
• 1750 — 1750 The Brotherhood

Pedigree

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Sources

• WikiTree - Mast and Miller and Mishler profiles

Lancaster tax lists — added 2026-10-31 by Claude

“Jos. Mishler”, Cocalico Township, 1771–1773 (100 acres), and “Jacob Mishler”, Earl Township, 1773. Joseph Ulrich died in 1756, so the Cocalico Joseph is probably a son (Veronica’s brother). Ship: Joseph and Ulrich Mischler on the Phoenix, 15 Sep 1749 (Rupp). See Lancaster sources scanned for family surnames.

Narratives and research

• Stories: Double ancestors
• History: 1711 The Rhine exodus from Bern, 1712 Louis XIV expels the Anabaptists from Alsace, 1738 The Charming Nancy, 1750 The Brotherhood
• Research: Archival trip plan - Lancaster County, Lancaster sources scanned for family surnames
• Sources: WikiTree - Mast and Miller and Mishler profiles

Research log

• 2026-10-31 (from Lancaster sources scanned for family surnames): Joseph Ulrich Mishler (c.1700–1756) (d. 1756) and daughter Veronica Mishler (c.1736–1785) | ‘Jos. Mishler’, Cocalico Twp, 1771–1773 (100 acres); ‘Jacob Mishler’, Earl Twp, 1773 | Joseph died in 1756, so this is probably a son Jose
• 2026-11-01: context only: Guggisberg 6 baptisms 1735–36 show Mischlers at Guggisberg: 26 Mar 1735 Elsbeth d/o Christen Bilgen & Barb. Mischler (godparents Christen Mischler, Elsbeth Mischler); possibly an Elsbeth Mi[ß]ler as godmother Feb 1736. Not tied to Joseph Ulrich

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.