Solomon Kuder, son of John, was born at Trexlertown, June 5, 1806. During his youth he learned the trade of weaver and dyer, and also spent some time in New Jersey, where he learned sufficient English to enable him to take charge of an English school in his native township. He was married to Sarah Haines after which he continued to prosecute his trade. About 1848, he moved to Reading, Pa., where he kept a store for several years, but subsequently abandoned it and took the position of weigher of the iron-ore, which began to be mined at and in the vicinity of Trexlertown. His children were: Sarah Amanda, deceased; Joseph Solomon, born 1835) studied medicine in Jefferson Medical College, married Adalind Hoffman, daughter of Dr. Charles Hoffman, of Reading. Several children were born to them, but only one, Eugene, grew up. William Henry, born Aug. 30, 1838, became a carriage builder and dentist Married to Levina Lutz. For a long time lived at Ironton, where he was engaged in the grain-business. Subsequently moved to Norristown. Frank Harrison, Jane Elizabeth and Annie Maria, twins, the former married to A. F. Schick, merchant tailor, of Allentown, the latter died January io, 1901, unmarried.

Solomon Kuder, died Jan. 15, 1886.