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 | | Caspar's affection for his French kindred, country, and language must have been very strong, because he called his two oldest boys by the name of Jean, or as corrupted, Han - the first Han Adam and the second Han Martin - a common way of naming in France - and the youngest Caspar. |
 | | It is certain that the original Caspar Diller was in Lancaster County in 1738, because the land rec- ords of Lancaster County show that, on May 28, 1738, Amos Lewis conferred to Caspar Diller a part of a 500 - acre tract patented to him (Lewis) June 15, 1733, viz., 250 acres. |
 | | Caspar Diller, Jr., had seven sons and five daughters, named Caspar, Martin, John, David, Benjamin, George, Solomon, Elizabeth, Catharine, Mag- dalene, Juliana, Christiana; one of the daughters was Mrs. |
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