Eva Graff

  General Notes:

The 1860 Federal Census for Rowanda Township, Bradford Co., Pa. records Adam (30) and Lenora (30) Graff living near his sister Eva (30) and her husband D. D. [David] (35) Maynard and daughter Irene A. (4).

The 1870 Federal Census for Rowanda Township, Bradford Co., Pa. records D. D. [David] (33) Maynard with daughters Irene (14) and Elizabeth (7) and what appears to be a new wife, Electa J. (21).

From the book:
HISTORY OF SULLIVAN COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
by
Thomas J. Ingham, 1899
[The subject of the biography exert below is Wilson Port Hunsinger]
"Our subject was married April 9, 1876, in Cherry township, to Miss Irene Maynard. Mrs. Hunsinger was born in Cherry township November 6, 1855, and is a daughter of David and Eva (Graff) Maynard, natives respectively of Susquehanna county, Pennsylvania and Germany. Her mother came to America when but one year old with her parents, who settled in Cherry township, where her father was a farmer and dairyman. Mr. Maynard died at Towanda, Pennsylvania, in January, 1894, aged sixty-three years, and his wife at the same place in 1869, aged thirty-nine years. They are buried in Coles cemetery, Bradford county. Both were worthy members of the Christian church. Their children were Irene, wife of our subject, and Elizabeth, who married Reuben Dieffenbach, a farmer and wheel-wright in Bradford county.
The paternal grandparents of Mrs. Hunsinger were Francis and Elizabeth Graff, who were farmers in Susquehanna county, Pennsylvania."

Eva married David D. Maynard. (David D. Maynard was born circa 1825 in Pennsylvania, died in Jan 1894 and was buried in Coles Cemetery, Bradford County, Pa..)