Other Events:

• Baptism: 15 May 1820, Howerter's Ref Church, Upper Mahanoy Twp, Northumberland Co, PA
• _UID: 4DBE8B0833E4493F9B5A0A05E15BE17EDCAD

Notes:

source of info is Larry Knarr

odd that the death date for Elisabeth is the same as husband's

Elisabetha married Henry MAUCK Bef 1868, PA. Henry was born 17 Apr 1817; died 4 Jan 1868, Perry Twp, Jefferson Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Unknown: Bef 1808, Upper Mahanoy Twp, Northumberland Co, PA; Migrated
• Unknown: 20 Sep 1823, Northumberland Co, PA; LetAdmin
• _UID: 33585481FF774214BDDDD5A65FF0C20557DA

Notes:

Name Suffix: Senior

Estate record to be on file in Sunbury, PA admin2:445

Note that John Knerr's listing in 1790 census: 2-5-4 suggests Isaac was born
after 1774, consistant with this date

1810 Census, pg 259, Upper Mahanoy Twp, 10100-00100
1820 Census, pg 005, Upper Mahanoy Twp, 3100 10-2110 0

(?other children = Henry and Levi R. ??)
or Appolonia 9 mar 1814
or Judithc1815

sp -> 1808 Johannes Knerr and Catharine (Himmel Church)
sp - 1811 Valentine Schaffer and Catharine
sp - 1817 John Eisenhart and wf Maria Magdalena[Knerr]
sp - 1820 Valentine Paul and wf Susanna

orphans court mentions:
widow Catherine (105 acres of land)
John
Benjamin
Nathan
Catharine
Isaac
Daniel
Elisabeth

Isaac married Anna Catharine SCHÄFFER 1808, Upper Mahanoy Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. Anna (daughter of Valentine SCHAFFER and Catherine STAUB) was born 14 Aug 1791, Eldred Twp., Schuylkill Co., PA; died 14 Nov 1868, Eldred Twp., Schuylkill Co., PA; was buried Howerter's Church, Upper Mahanoy Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Baptism: 2 Oct 1791, St. Paul's Church, Upper Saucon Twp, Lehigh Co, PA
• Confirmation: 24 Apr 1808, Howerter's Luth Church, Upper Mahanoy Twp, Northumberland Co, PA
• Marriage Contract: 1832, PA
• Reference Number: 26
• _UID: 8BC53E6613FA483197595183E13E2288079E

Notes:

Buried at Howartor's Luthern Church.
Jacob Maurer and wf Catharina [Schaffer Knerr] Judith Maurer 24 Aug 1831/4 Sep 1831-R Christopher Hepler and wf Catharina [Wagner]
I do know that I have a document dated 18 Sept. 1823, signed with her "x" markin
which Catharina (as spelled) KNERR stating at this time Isaac KNERR was
deceased and as his widow she desired that "my brother, John SHAFFER, and
John EISENHARD, be the Administrators of the said estate." Also I have a document in
which John EISENHARD, John SHAFFER, Jacob SMITH, & John KNERR,
all of Northumberland County posted bond. (on genforum)
Buried at Howartor's Luthern Church.
Jacob Maurer and wf Catharina [Schaffer Knerr] Judith Maurer 24 Aug 1831/4 Sep 1831-R Christopher Hepler and wf Catharina [Wagner]

Other Events:

• Unknown: 18 Aug 1777, Weisenberg Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; US Oath
• Unknown: From 26 Oct 1780 to 1 Jul 1782, Pvt, Rev War, 6Th Bn, 8Th Co, 5Th Class, Northampton Co Militia; Military
• Unknown: 1825, Lehigh Co, PA; LetAdmin
• Unknown: 2 Sep 1825, Lehigh Co, PA; OrphanCourt
• Occupation: Farmer
• _UID: B640A1F6C58E430EA4CE939DB6DF2BC255B0

Notes:

Name Suffix: Senior

admin 623

6th Bn Northampton County Militia, 8th Co, 5th Class, Pvt
Enlisted 26 Oct 1780 and 1 Jul 1782.

1773 tax list, Weisenberg (History of Northampton Co, by Henry)
1776 tax list, Weisenberg
1779 tax list, Weisenberg, 260A
1780 tax list, Weisenberg
1781 tax list, Weisenberg
1782 tax list, Weisenberg
1785 tax list, Weisenberg, 238A, 3H, 2, $1.9.3
1786 tax list, Weisenberg, 238A, 3H, 3, $1.9.9
1788 tax list, Weisenberg, 238A, 3H, 3, $1.11.0
1789 tax list, Weisenberg, log house=40 x 30, 2 rooms, value = 350

1790 census, Weisenberg, 2-5-4
1800 census, pg 632, Lehigh Co, 12211-10201
1810 census, pg 048, Weisenberg, 10311-11111
1820 census, pg 158, Weisenberg
1830 census, pg 106, Lowhill Twp (Catharine only), 0-0000 0000 01

Catharina single sp -> 1770, Peter Missemer and Magdalena (at Heidelberg)

sp- 1772, Johannes Hartman and Eva
sp - 1773, John Jacob Knoerr and Susanna Hartman, singles
sp -> 1774, Jacob Harner and Barbara [Knerr]
sp - 1775, AndreasKnoerr and Maria Gertraut Hartman, single
sp - 1777, John Conrad Metzger and Maria [Hartman]
sp - 1779, Johannes Baer and Magdalena
sp - 1781, Abraham Knerr and Eva
sp - 1784, Johan Jacob Harner and Maria
sp -> 1785, John Nicholas Acker and Maria Appolonia
sp - 1788, Andreas Knerr and Catharine
sp - 1790, Frantz Missemer and Susanna
sp - 1792, Christian Schmidt and Christina [Hartman]
sp -> 1792, Christian Schmidt and Christina [Hartman]
sp -> 1792, Nicolaus Muller and Gertraut (Hartman) (at Heidelberg Church)
sp -> 1794, Dietrich Hartman and Elisabeth
sp - 1795, John Heinrich Helffrich and Maria Magdalena
sp -> 1798, Andrew Knerr and Catharine Elisabeth (at Neffs)
sp - 1799, John Nicolaus Acker
sp -> 1801, John Knerr Jr and Catharine (at Lowhill)
sp -> 1803, Johannes Hartman and Elisabeth
sp -> 1805, Johannes Scherer and Margaretha
sp ->1812, Andreas Knerr and Maria (his son before going west??)
sp -> 1814, Martin Seybert and Salome [Knerr] (Weisenberg Church)

US Oath, 4:158, John Knorr

Plaque at cemetery: Johannas Knerr Pvt 8 Co 6 Batt PA Militia, Revolutionary
War, Aug 11 1747 + Jun 12 1825

John Knerr of Weisenberg was appointed guardian for 3 children of John Rick
of Whitehall, OC 18 Nov 1803 (petitioner wasPhilip Stettler, father in law of decd)

Johannes married Maria Catharina HARTMAN Bef 1772, Lowhill Twp, Lehigh Co, PA. Maria (daughter of Johannes HARTMAN and Maria Eva BREINIG) was born 30 Aug 1753, Maxatawny Twp, Berks Co, PA; died 7 Nov 1834, Lowhill Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; was buried 13 Nov 1834, Lowhill Church, Lowhill Twp, Lehigh Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: 6A922E5B1E9F409F8015F45144718D2E6B30

Other Events:

• Baptism: 12 Jan 1766, St. Paul's Church, Upper Saucon Twp, Lehigh Co, PA
• Unknown: Between 1801 and 1808, Upper Mahanoy Twp, Northumberland Co, PA; Migrated
• Unknown: Abt 1837, Ringgold Twp, Jefferson Co, PA; Migrated
• Occupation: Farmer
• Reference Number: 11611
• _UID: 07F4DA8AF3684030B3BE4FE81B320C0C3708

Notes:

also Valentin, Vallendin; Schaefer, Scha:ffer, Scha:fer, Scherer (!)

(Schaffer writeup says he lived in Milford Twp, Bucks Co...)

1790 census, Bucks Co, 1-1-1

1800 census, pg 576, Upper Milford, 21010-21010
1810 census, pg 261, Upper Mahanoy, 22101-22010, farmer
1820 census, pg 008, Upper Mahanoy, 0013 01-0100 1
1830 census, pg 230, Upper Mahanoy, 0000 0000 1-0000 1000 1

1837 -> Ringgold Twp, Jefferson Co, PA

1840 census, pg 174, Porter Twp, JeffersonCo, PA
(many of his children to have moved to Jefferson Co, PA with him)

1850 census, #36/38, Ringgold Twp, Faltin 84 (with Michael 45)

single sp -> 1783 George Schaffer and Catharina
single sp -> 1785 Peter Schaffer and Maria E
single sps -> 1786 Andreas Schaffer and Margaretha

sp - 1788 Simeon Schaffer and Magdalena Stap (Staub)
sp - 1791 Martin Paul and Catharine
sp - 1793 William Huber and Dorothea Schaffer (?who)
sp - 1795 George Schaffer and Catharine
sp -> 1798 George Schaffer and Catharine
sp - 1799 Isaac Marsteller and Margaretha Witteman
sp - 1801 Abraham Marsteller and wf

sp -> 1811 Michael Paul and Elisabeth [Geiss]
sp -> 1811 Isaac Knerr and Catharine [Schaffer]
sp -> 1811 George Miller and Maria Elisabeth (at Himmel)
sp -> 1822 Isaac Schaffer and Christina [Geist]

Valentine married Catherine STAUB Abt 1787, Lehigh Co, PA. Catherine (daughter of Johannes STAUB and Anna Maria UNKNOWN) was born Abt 1769, PA; died 1842, Ringgold Twp, Jefferson Co, PA; was buried St. James Lutheran Church, Ringgold Twp, Jefferson Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Reference Number: 11612
• _UID: F82B9E2A9FB9433EAAFD21BE20AFAA94572A

Other Events:

• Confirmation: 1733, Diedendorf Reformed Church, Diedendorf, Sarre-Union, Germany
• Unknown: Abt 1726, Alsace, Germany; Migrated
• Unknown: 20 Nov 1766, Lowhill Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; ES-2129
• Unknown: 20 Nov 1766, Lowhill Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; ES-2130
• Unknown: 23 Mar 1767, Weisenberg Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; ES-2411
• Unknown: 23 Mar 1767, Lowhill Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; ES-2414
• Unknown: 8 Sep 1777, Lowhill Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; US Oath
• Immigration: 29 Sep 1741, PA ("Lydia")
• Naturalization: 11 Oct 1765, Lowhill Twp, Lehigh Co, PA (Us Oath, 8 Sep 1777, 25:62)
• Occupation: Farmer
• Probate: 3 May 1793, Northampton Co, PA
• Will: 2 Feb 1790, Lowhill Twp, Lehigh Co, PA
• _UID: 733732C625984F17BA10F67F008F8CF11091

Notes:

Name Suffix: Senior

warrant, 16 Aug 1748, 50 acres (then Bucks Co) (listed twice??)

Weisenberg Twp, 1758, 1 draught (horse), PAA 5:1,206

1761 tax list, Lowhill, $16 (+$5 in Weisenberg)
1762 tax list, Lowhill, $14 (see History of Lehigh Co Vol III)
1772 tax list, Lowhill, $5.0.0, farmer
1773 tax list, Lowhill (History of Northampton Co by Henry)
1779 tax list, Lowhill, 160A
1785 tax list, Lowhill, 300A, 4H, 4C, $3.0.0 (Adam Knerr)

1790 Census, Lowhill Twp, 1-0-1

US Oath, 25:62, Abraham Knerr

LAND: He settled on a tract of 109 acres ofland located on the line between Lowhill and Weisenberg townships, a ashort distance west of Claussville, which he secured by warrant dated Aug 16, 1748, adjoining other specified lands. This tract, together with a tract warranted by Peter Grow, on Sept 27, 1758, called Friend's Arrival, the wholeamounting to 131 acres, was patented to John
Knerr on June 6, 1810, upon the payment of 208.43 pounds. On May 18, 1763,
Paul Boger sold to Abraham Knerr, for 340 pounds, three tracts of land in
Lowhill township, conatining 226 acres. On this tract, Abraham Knerr erected
about 1780, a log house, which still stands, to which an addition was built
in 1812. On May 18, 1784, Abraham and his wife sold these tracts, containing
many acres to their youngest son, Andrew, for 450 pounds. One hundred
acres of this land, with the old house passed eventually to George Knerr
of Allentown. He called his homestead "Pleasant View".

ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/1pa/land/1748landapps.txt

KNERR, Abraham on 16 Aug for 50 acres adjoining John BEARE and Conrad
LEGHLEDER abt 5 miles beyond Maccungie line.

KNERR, Abraham on 16 Aug for 25 acres adjoining George AUBAUGH, Conrad
LEGHLEDER near the above tract beyond Maccungie. John Callahan. -to pay £3.15
to McLardner.

OCCUPATION: Abraham was a farmerby occupation and at the opening of the Revolution took an active part as a patriot, having been elected a member of the General Committee of Observation forNorthampton county from Lowhill township.

sp - 1742 Christopher Stettler and Catharine Barbara Obel
sp - 1744 Johan Christopher Obel and Catharine Margaretha Stettler
sp - 1746 Phillipp Klein, Andreas Eschbach, Regina Ber, Anna Maria Acker
sp -> 1753 Johannes Lichtenwalner and Barbara, Jordan Lutheran (w/Abra'm Stettler and M. Eva?)
sp -> 1769 Jacob Horner and Barbara [Knerr]
sp -> 1775 Abraham Knerr and Elisabeth
sp -> 1781 Johannes Knerr and Catharine
sp ->1783 Andrew Knerr and Catharine Elisabeth (at Neffs)

sold 1 draught horse toward the French and Indian War, 10 Jun 1758, Weisenberg
(see History of Lehigh Co)

http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/n/a/John-Richard-Knarr/index.html

http://genforum.genealogy.com/knerr/

Abraham married Maria Eva FÄSS 1740, Burbach Reformed Church, Alsace, Germany. Maria (daughter of Andreas FÄSS and Anna EICHENBERGER) was born 12 Oct 1713, Berg, Alsace, Germany; died 20 Jun 1792, Lowhill Twp, Lehigh Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Confirmation: 1728, Diedendorf Reformed Church, Diedendorf, Sarre-Union, Germany
• Immigration: 29 Sep 1741, PA ("Lydia")
• _UID: 210FC4FB43C045A487D061EAE43651A8907E

Notes:

From jrknarrSat Jan 24 21:58 EST 1998

Hi Tim,
I recall that at the workshop last spring when I first met you, you kindly
pointed out Burgert's book on Emigrants from the Northern Alsace. I just
about purchased her book while attending her session but decided in the end
to pass on the purchase. I now regretnot having it in my possession.
Well, guess what...while attending Gentech conference in Ft. Wayne
yesterday, I went to the library to take another look atthis book, a most
valuable resource for our purposes. Looking at the same information again,
I was startled to recognize our Abraham's wife Maria Eva on page 566.
Burgert simply fails to connect "Abraham Kuchen or Kuohren" to the Abraham
Knoerr she had already identified on page 302. As I recall, adding the
suffix -in to a name is distinctly Swiss syntax, isn't it?

On page 566 the following information can be found:
Emigration: ca. 1741
Residence: Berg
Maria Eva's father: Andreas Fass [a is umlauted; I have also seen Fahs]
Maria Eva's mother: Anna nee Eichenberger
Maria Eva's birthdate: Oct 12, 1713 at Berg, Berg and Thal Lutheran KB
Maria Eva's confirmation: 1728 at Diedendorf [five years before Abraham's
in same church]

Inventory of Anna Eichenberger Faess, dated Jun 26, 1766: "the eldest
daughter Maria Eva Faess and her husband Abraham Kuchen or Kuohren [sic!]
have moved to the New Land 25 years ago with manumission."
There are more references to the Faess/Fahs family members on pp. 149, 150,
357, 358.

On page 358, we learn that Maria Eva's sister Anna Dorothea married Jacob
Martin and emigrated on the ship Windsor, 1753. Jacob Martin, son of Jacob
Martin, was confirmed at Buetten Lutheran.

These church records appear to confirm our suspicions that Abraham's wife
was not Vogelsang and that Abraham did not hail from the immediate
Pirmasens-Zweibruecken area. And if you take a look at all that sponsor
information you have accumulated one discovers that most of those families
were from the northern Alsace areatoo (Biber, Scheuer, Quirin, Clauss,
Eschbach, Obel, Onstott,Traxel, Stettler, Balliet, Dormeyer, Bachman, Acker,
etc.)
The towns of Diedendorf, Berg, Thal, Buetten, Altwiller where Christofel
Obel was from, etcetera, are all just afew miles distant from one another.
This is an area about 40 miles northwest of Strasbourg,just 5-10 miles south
of Sarre-Union, and approx. 35 miles southwest of Zweibruecken. If we
accept the authenticity and accuracy of this dataso far, we must once again
acknowledge that the birthplace and parentage of Abraham still eludes us.
But we seem to be getting closer! At least, for me, the feel, the look, the
smell, the flavor seems right.

Best regards, John

Other Events:

• Unknown: Abt 1760, Lowhill Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; Migrated
• Unknown: 24 Feb 1764, Maxatawny Twp, Berks Co, PA (100 A, Deed A4:32); Sold_land
• Immigration: Abt 1725, PA
• Occupation: Farmer, Inn Keeper, Grist Miller
• Probate: 3 Jun 1777, Northampton Co, PA
• Will: 13 May 1777, Lowhill Twp, Lehigh Co, PA
• _UID: FB4D033BA1AF4EC197AB5AF4161A2DCB9D52

Notes:

Name Suffix: Senior

NC will 751

1754 tax list, Maxatawny, $40/10.0
1757 tax list, Maxatawny (see Rupps) (also George Breinig)
1759 tax list, Maxatawny

1761 tax list, Lowhill, $18
1762 tax list, Lowhill, $25 (see History of Lehigh Co Vol III)
1772 tax list, Lowhill, $9.16.0, grist mill, inn keeper
1773 tax list, Lowhill, grist mill and saw mill (History of Northampton Co) (also Henry and Peter)

also for him?
1772 tax list, Heidelberg, $3.0.0, farmer

list of tavern keepers and returns of liquors, Northampton Co, 16 Jun 1778:
Eve Hartman, Lowhill Twp

Land (LCHS, Maxatawny 2, pg 51):
warrant 18 Jan 1744
survey 15 Dec 1744,
Maxatawny Twp, 160 A, 120 p

see also LCHS, Max1, pg 9 and 10 (1734/63 and 1753/92)

Note: in 1762 tax list, a George Hartman, taxed $4, and Conrad Hartman's S-I-L, $6

His wife was Maria Eva by at least 1760.

sp -> 1752, Frederick Windisch and Dorothea (child=Margaret, =andwf) (at Ziegels)

sp - 1760 John Hergereter and wf
sp (Eva w/Valentine Gramlich and Cath Schuppin) -> 1760 Daniel Stedler and Anna Cath
sp -> 1762 Peter Sell and Anna Margaretha
sp - 1765 George Breynich [Breinig] and Maria Christina
sp -> 1767 Johann Adam Griffith and Catharina
sp -> 1768 Johan Adam Gifft and Catharine (Ziegels, wf=Eva)
sp -> 1770 Heinrich Hartman and Sarah (Lowhill)
sp -> 1772 Johannes Knerr and Catharina [Hartman]
sp -> 1772 Tobias Ebert and Maria Margaretha (Heidelberg Church)
sp - 1773 Jacob Rauh and Maria Elisabeth
sp -> 1774 Heinrich Hartman and Sarah (Lowhill)
sp -> 1776 George George and Elisabeth

sp (widow Eve) -> 1777 Jacob Hartman and Susanna
sp (widow Eve) -> 1783 Christian Gilbert and Margaretha

Note, George Breinig was in Maxatawny in 1757 (see Rupps).

a Magdalena Hartman, single sp -> 1784, Jacob Hartman and Susanna (Lowhill)

also note: in 1762 tax of Lowhill:
John Hartman,25#
Conrad Hartman's son-in-law, 6#
George Hartman, 4#
(George Hartman bought land from estate of Henry Fiebach, see OC 17 Mar 1762)

The most complete analysis of the Hartman's is
Sauerwein Family Wisdom, 1987
Dorty Elsie Worman
Allentown, PA

Also,
The Hartman Family 1727 to Present ($6) by
George W Hartman
5 Alba Lane
Hot Springs Village, Arkansas 71901

Also, Hartman (notes), 929.2 Part 2 (also mentions 'extra' Hartmans)

As proposed in the Sauerwein book, it appears that Johannes was married twice
and perhaps only mentionsthe daughter of his first marriage in the will. Seeing the
span of children,this seems right on the mark, to me. Having a child at age
48 is possible, but I think two wives makes more sense than not. I've taken the liberty
to arbitrarily pick the gap bef 1750 as the mark between the two wives...

in Rev Blumer records:
died, Elisabeth Catharine Hartman, mother/Jacob Hartman, age 75 years
8 Oct 1783

Is there a chance that John's first wife was still around? Perhaps Jacob was
older and she was living with him?

Johannes married Maria Eva BREINIG Bef 1750, Maxatawny Twp, Berks Co, PA. Maria (daughter of Father BREINIG) was born Abt 1730, Germany; died Aft 1783, Lowhill Twp, Lehigh Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: ED793F08ED144107B65EFF7BE68F7E9108F7

Notes:

Note: return of tavern keepers and liquors, Northampton Co, 16 Jun 1778
Lowhill: Eve Hartman

who is this?
Maria Eva Hartman and Peter Hoffman married 22Apr 1794 (widow Eva?)
(Rev Helfrich records) maybe the widow remarried?

Other Events:

• Unknown: 7 Jun 1773, Upper Milford Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; Samuel Geissinger
• Unknown: 4 Jun 1778, Lehigh Co, PA; US Oath
• Immigration: 2 Sep 1749, PA ("Albany")
• _UID: 0C4E4A2112A4448DA91B429FA9082F2CFD7E

Notes:

US Oath, 32:271

IMMIGRATION: His ship wrecked offshore. Rescued by ship "Albany". Arrived
Sept 2, 1749 in Philadelphia, PA. Not having money to pay theAlbany's
Captain, went under bondage to George Geisinger.

land warrant 25A, 4 Mar 1754 (Martin Sheffer)

1761 tax list, Upper Milford, $4
1762 tax list, Upper Milford, $5 and a Jacob Shaffer

1762-1790??? where was the family? why no records?

see 4th class, 8th Co, 1st Bn, 1777 Rev War?

1790 Census, Upper Saucon Twp, 2-0-1 (or is this the one that left a will?)
1800 Census, pg 623, Upper Saucon Twp, 00001-00001

Another Martin Schaffer seems to have died in Upper Saucon in the early 1800's so
I'm thinking this is the other guy.

sp - 1752 Andreas Berlip and Margaretha Elisabetha
sp - 1755 Peter Trautman and Anna Elisabeth
sp - 1757 Melchior Trautman and Anna
sp - 1760 Andreas Berlieb and Margaretha
sp -> 1762 Andreas Berlib and Margaretha Elisabeth
sp - 1763 Melchior Trautman and Anna
sp - 1766 Valentine Volk and Anna Maria
sp - 1772, Simeon Walter and Barbara
sp -> 1783 Andreas Schaffer and Margaretha
sp -> 1790 George Diel and Margaretha [Schaffer]
sp -> 1795 Simon Schafer and Magdalena

Dillingersville Church, 1749 - 1761
8 Dec 1750, at Dillingersville, Martin Schaffer and wf Elisabeth Catharine
Church records here are in "The Schoolhouse Near the Old Spring" by Berky (PA Gen
Soc, Vol 56)

one account gives his death date but I can't verify it so I'm leaving it open.

http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/6508

http://www.kerchner.com/des994.htm
(this site has dates of Martin and Elis. Cath switched. which is right?)

Johann married Elisabetha Catharina LAUDENSCHLAGER 29 Apr 1749, Reichelsheim, Germany. Elisabetha (daughter of Hans Heinrich LAUDENSCHLAGER and Anne Elisabeth SEITZ) was born 4 Feb 1728, Germany; died 9 Oct 1809, Upper Saucon Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; was buried St. Paul's (Blue) Church, Upper Saucon Twp, Lehigh Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Immigration: 2 Sep 1749, PA ("Albany")
• _UID: F52855668D4748BB8F7FD07C573E5C2F29C2

Other Events:

• Immigration: 23 Nov 1767, PA ("Brittania")
• _UID: EEB6CEC5E9B0493885FD3CEC40D406F005AC

Notes:

RESIDENCES: Milford Township, Bucks County, PA

sp - 1771 John Heinrich Larasch and Elisabeth Catharine Behr

Note: at Trinity Lutheran, Lancaster:
Johann Staub and Anna Maria had
Johann b 2 Dec 1773, bap 6 Dec 1773

note: a John Stapp/Stab and Catharine and Jacob Stapp/Stab are at Stone Church
in 1776 (and others later)

Johannes married Anna Maria UNKNOWN Bef 1765, Germany. Anna was born Abt 1745, Germany; died Aft 1771, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: C428598FEA13460B8F4FAF182DA633E2AFC2