JOHN EGLE, b. September 20, 1764, in Alsace township, Berks County, Pa.; d. January 10, 1838, in Licking county, Ohio. He learned the trade of hatter in Philadelphia, and about the year 1796, accompanied his brother, William Egle, to the Genesee country, N. Y., where he purchased land in Livingston County. Becoming dissatisfied, he returned to Pennsylvania, and settled near Alexandria, Huntingdon County, where he married. In 1825 he removed to Licking County, Ohio, where he resided until his death. He rn., in 1802, CATHARINE SPENCER, b. August 2, 1785; d. June 28, 1861; daughter of John Spencer and Mary Holihan; her remains, with those of her husband, rest in Spencer's graveyard, four miles north of the city of Newark, Ohio. Their children, all save Elizabeth, were born in Huntingdon county, Pa..