September 17, 2024 - Person Sheet
September 17, 2024 - Person Sheet
NameConrad Derr 
Birth27 Feb 1826, Germany
Death2 Jan 1873, PA
BurialMt. Lebanon Cemetery, Lebanon, PA
MilitaryServed in Civil War
F A Grave ID37278687
FatherUnknown Derr
Spouses
Birth2 Feb 1833, PA
Death26 Mar 1899, PA
BurialMt. Lebanon Cemetery, Lebanon, PA
OccupationKeeping House
F A Grave ID37278689
ChildrenSamuel (1861-1932)
John (1859-)
Frank (1866-)
Conrad (1869-1934)
Christian (1863-1943)
James M. (1873-1937)
Solomon A. (1855-1926)
Elizabeth K. (1857-1920)
Notes for Conrad Derr
Civil War Vetern
Arriving in the United States ca. 1852, Conrad Derr married Rebecca Anna Maria Bausman and fathered Solomon A. (b. 08/26/55), Elizabeth K. (b. 03/18/57 - married Abel Royer), John Henry (b. 02/??/58 or 59), Samuel (b. 07/12/61), Christian (b. 07/18/63), Franklin (b. @1866), Conrad J. (b. 07/09/69), and James Monroe (b. 04/01/73). In 1860, he was a self professed cowboy (apparently meaning that he took care of cows and not the western image of that term) living with his family in Elizabeth Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He stood 5' 7" tall and had black hair and hazel eyes. A Civil War veteran, he enlisted and mustered into federal service at Lancaster February 15, 1865, as a private with Co. G, 195th Pennsylvania Infantry, and honorably discharged with his company January 31, 1866, at Washington DC. By 1870, he was living with his family in Cornwall Township, Lebanon County. There are reports that his full name may have been Georg Conrad Derr. [Biography provide by F.A.G. contributor Dennis Brandt]
Arriving in the United States ca. 1852, Conrad Derr married Rebecca Anna Maria Bausman and fathered Solomon A. (b. 08/26/55), Elizabeth K. (b. 03/18/57 - married Abel Royer), John Henry (b. 02/??/58 or 59), Samuel (b. 07/12/61), Christian (b. 07/18/63), Franklin (b. @1866), Conrad J. (b. 07/09/69), and James Monroe (b. 04/01/73). In 1860, he was a self professed cowboy (apparently meaning that he took care of cows and not the western image of that term) living with his family in Elizabeth Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He stood 5' 7" tall and had black hair and hazel eyes. A Civil War veteran, he enlisted and mustered into federal service at Lancaster February 15, 1865, as a private with Co. G, 195th Pennsylvania Infantry, and honorably discharged with his company January 31, 1866, at Washington DC. By 1870, he was living with his family in Cornwall Township, Lebanon County. There are reports that his full name may have been Georg Conrad Derr. [Biography provide by F.A.G. contributor Dennis Brandt]