From Forerunners: A History or Genealogy of the Strickler Families Their Kith and Kin, by Harry M. Strickler (Harrisonburg, Virginia: 1925), pp. 277 - 278:

The Benjamin Strickler family of Tenn. has a very old Bible, published by H. V. Carey & I. Lee on Chesnut St., Phila. in 1822, which was presented to Christian Strickler by Jacob Strickler. It was in the possession of Miss Christiana Strickler of Shelbyville, Tenn., daughter of Benjamin, (s. Samuel) aged about 80 years in 1914. She says that this book has in it an insciption indicating that the family was of the Dutch Reform faith. She also has a psalm book and catechism in a perfect state of preservation, published at Marburg and Frankfort in 1782, by Heinrich Ludwig Bronner...

Joseph Burner m. Ann or Mary Rhodes. They had a daughter Chistina. This may have been the wife of Samuel Strickler. The Burners were early settlers at Massanutten. If the above Christina married Samuel Stricker, all the descendants of said Samuel are decendants of John Roads who was killed by the Indians, Ann or Mary being a daughter of said John.