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I must apologize as many of the photo options are currently not available.  Check out the  slideshow in the pull down menu...stop the slideshow if you see one you like....snip & save from there.  Always glad to share.

Johan Andreas Ladner is found listed in the `Immigrants to the Middle  Colonies` in 1761. Family lore would have the family originating in  Wurtemburg, Germany. There were six children christened in New York City at  the Lutheran Church to Johan Andreas Ladner and Catherine Grojan (a widow).

Their son Johan `Andrew` Ladner served as a Loyalist with the Kings America  Regiment of Westchester and Long Island, NY; first appearing on a muster roll  in 1777 as a drummer.  He served under Colonel Edmund Fanning, who would  become the Lieutenant Governor of Prince Edward Island, Canada. Andrew was  given a grant of land in 1796 for his service, located at Lot 65, Queens  County, PEI. (Nine Mile Creek)

Andrew married Sophia Hobbs in 1791 and they raised twelve children at  Nine Mile Creek. The generations of the Ladner clan have been very prolific  and the current descendants number into the thousands; residing in many  provinces and states of Canada and the USA.

If you have new and/or corrected information or better pictures of your ancestors  PLEASE contact me.  NF
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