1712 – Born in Frankfurt, Germany on the 31st of December, the fourth child of Brauers Johann Konrad Peter Böhler and his wife Antonetta Elisabetha. Moravian religious leader.
1831 – Attended school in Frankfurt, and went to the University of Jena.
1737 – His first official act as bishop, Count von Zinzendorf ordained Böhler to priesthood.
1738 – Böhler met John Wesley, one of the early leaders of the Methodist movement.
1740 – He migrated with other Moravians to Pennsylvania, where they founded the towns of Nazareth and Bethlehem.
1742 – This group of emigrants called the "Sea Congregation" traveled with Böhler and settled in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
1747-1753 – Served as Superintendent of the Moravian Church.
1748 – In England and was made a bishop of the church.
– Ordained as a bishop of the Moravian churches in America and England.
1753 – Böhler left his post as superintendent, and returned back to America.
1753-1764 – Went back to America and directed new Moravian settlements in the colonies.
1775 – He died in London on 27th of April, at the age of sixty-two.