"Early Germans of New Jersey", Theodore Frelinghuysen Chambers, 1895

JACOB NEITSER, ancestor of the Lebanon families of that name. b. 1743;
came from the Rhine [perhaps from same place as the preceding John Peter
and William], with his uncle and aunt Shaffer, to escape conscription,
when from 14-18 years of age; had a brother, Joseph, in the old country;
inherited his uncle's property as the latter had no children; was a pensioner
of the Revolutionary war; still alive in 1840 at 97 years of age; his uncle
may have been John Wilhelm Shaffer, who came over in the same vessel that
John William.  Neither came in; married Maria Case and had ch.:

1. Anna Mary, b. 22 March, 1778, m. Will. C. Sharp (s. of John, of Hackettstown)
2.  Maria, b. 5 Feb., 1780, m. Peter Latourette, of Hackettstown.
3.  Joseph, b.  20 Oct., 1783, m. Elisabeth Shurts (dau. of); had ch.:
    Mary A., b. 26 April, 1805, m. Sam. Groendyke ;
    Margaret, b. 13 June, 1807, m. Elisha Stout ;
    Eliza, m. Ezekiel Cole (s. of Josiah)
    Lucy, m. Elijah Low ;
    Catherine, m. Henry Hadley (s. of John)
    Emily, m. Conrad Gulick (s. of John) ;
    Lena, m. Wm. Baker.
4.  Elisabeth, b. 20 Nov., 1785, m. Jesse Thatcher, of Three Bridges, N. J.
5.  Catherine, b. 13 Oct., 1788, m. William Kreegar.