Other Events:

• Confirmation: 1827, Zion (Stone) Church, Augustaville, Northumberland Co, PA
• _UID: 2D51947B927B4CE7BF3EAA60490D3C8AF0F1

Notes:

marriage record is from notes in 1850 census by Northumberland Co Hist Soc.

NC death record, "C", pg 1

Christina married John CRESSINGER 18 Mar 1835, Northumberland Co, PA. John was born 12 Mar 1811; died 3 Jan 1893, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Baptism: 31 Mar 1765, Egypt Church, Whitehall Twp, Lehigh Co, PA (Rev Schumacher)
• Unknown: Between 1810 and 1814, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA; Migrated
• Occupation: Farmer
• Probate: 8 May 1852, Northumberland Co, PA
• Will: 9 Feb 1848, Lower Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA
• _UID: 4B4AD60699D64F60977A2F183C45948884EB

Notes:

will 4:277

1790 Census, Whitehall, 1-1-1
1800 Census, pg 646, Whitehall Twp, 20110-30010
1810 Census, pg 047, Whitehall Twp, 51001-22010
1820 Census, pg 024, Augusta Twp, 1213 01-1100 1
1830 Census, pg 171, Augusta Twp
1840 Census, pg 197, Augusta Twp, 0000 0100 01-0000 0001
1850 Census, pg 135, Lower Augusta Twp, Nicholas Wolf 84, farmer $1000,
Magdalena 80, George 50, "idiotic"

1827 poor tax, paid $1.44 on $1.77 1/2

single sp (Nicholas) -> 1783, George Williman and Barbara [Wolf]
single sp (Magdalena) -> 1788, John George Storyand Catharine

sp - 1791 John Wolf and Maria Barbara Maurer
sp - 1797 PeterScheurer and Catharine Schneck (his sister?)
sp - 1807 John Ritz and Magdalena
sp - 1809 parents
sp - 1809 Lorenz Steinberger and Catharina

Nicolaus seems to have signed his name "Niclaus Wolf or Wolff" in records.

Northumberland Co Acct book 1:509 mentions children

Floyd's History of Northumberland County, pg 596:

Mr. Wolf's first direct ancestor in this county was his great-
grandfather, Nicholas Wolf, but there is earlier record of those of the
namehere...If these Wolfs were of the same family as the forefathers
of David C.Wolf, the records at hand do not show the connection.

Nicholas Wolf was a native of Lehigh county, where he lived upon
and owned land in White Hall township upon which the Lehigh county
court-house is located. It is considered to beamong the best
agricultural land in that county. About 1812 he brought his family from
Lehigh county to Northumberland county, settling near Seven Points, in
what is now Rockefeller township, on a farm later owned by Peter Oyster.

On May 22, 1815, Nicholas Wolf agreed to pay Philip Weiser $113.35 on or
before May 1, 1820, five year judgment note; under same date, May 22,
1815, appears, Nicholas Wolf, $225, judgment note, double; another,
$775.52. Nicholas Wolf and his family were Lutherans, and are buried in
the old cemetery at Lantz'schurch. The older children -if not all- of
the family were born in Lehigh county, before the removal to
Northumberland.

We have the following record of the family: Abraham was
the grandfather of David C. Wolf and is mentioned below; Joel, born Aug.
27, 1805, was a farmer, and lived near the Cross Road church in
Rockefeller township, and he is buried at that church, where the record
shows that he died Jan. 25, 1895 (his wife, Mary M., born Aug. 13, 1811,
died Feb. 20, 1901); John lived in Hollowing Run, in Lower Augusta
township; ThomasB., born Feb. 26, 1809, lived in Rockefeller township,
died April 2, 1864, and is buried at Wolf's Cross Road church (his wife,
Susanna, died Nov. 28, 1887, aged seventy-five years, two months,
sixteen days); Henry settled at Red Bank, Jefferson Co., Pa.; Polly was
Mrs. Bacon; another daughter married Israel Steffen; Betsy married
William Bartholomew; Hannah married Daniel Conrad; Christina married
John Crissinger.

Johan married Maria Magdalena MAURER 1789, Whitehall Twp, Lehigh Co, PA. Maria (daughter of Johan Adam MAURER and Maria Catharine SASSEMANHAUSEN) was born 4 Jun 1770, North Whitehall Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; died Aft 1850, Lower Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA; was buried Emmanuel Lutheran (Old Lantz) Church, Lower Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Baptism: 24 Jun 1770, Heidelberg Lutheran Church, Heidelberg Twp, Lehigh Co, PA
• _UID: 907B8AA1D3D945C88FFD3133457978607536

Notes:

the reasons for putting her here are:
- not sure if last name is Mayer or Maurer. son Joel Wolf's county death rec says Moure
- first sponsor was Maria Barbara Maurer
- Adam Maurer is only one in Whitehall at this time
- Adam had adaughter Maria Magdalena born the right year

OK, now confirmed she's d/o Adam Maurer. Name in Orphans Court records in York Co.

Other Events:

• Unknown: 10 Oct 1763, Pvt, Northampton Co Militia, Under Cpt George Wolf; Military
• Unknown: 3 Sep 1765, Whitehall Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; ES-720
• Unknown: 25 Sep 1765, Whitehall Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; ES-956
• Unknown: 30 Oct 1765, Whitehall Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; ES-1188
• Unknown: 25 Aug 1766, Whitehall Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; ES-1821
• Unknown: 8 Nov 1766, Whitehall Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; ES-2080
• Unknown: 24 Feb 1767, Whitehall Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; ES-2351
• Unknown: 25 Aug 1777, Whitehall Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; US Oath
• Unknown: 14 May 1778, Pvt, Rev War, 2ND Bn, 8Th Co, 4Th Class, Northampton Co Militia (Paa 5:8, 117); Military
• Unknown: From 1 Nov 1781 to 1 Jan 1782, Pvt, Rev War, 1St Bn, 2ND Co, 5/6Th Classes, Northampton Co Militia (Paa 5:8, 45/51, 2:14, 586); Military
• Immigration: 25 Nov 1740, PA ("Loyal Judith")
• Occupation: Farmer
• _UID: 214BD3388117445D9811586A8F7905ABD382

Notes:

name is Johan Jacob Wolff on one ship list
see http://www.ristenbatt.com/genealogy/shplst36.htm

NC admin 1668, renunce 1277

land warrant 27.52A, 2 Jan 1770

1761 tax list, Whitehall, $6
1762 tax list, Whitehall, $7
1773 tax list, Whitehall
1776 tax list, Whitehall, 150A
1779 tax list, Whitehall
1781tax list, Whitehall, 125A (improved), 3H, 2C (Easton microfilm)
1785 tax list, Whitehall, 124A, 2H, 2C, $19.7
1786 tax list, Whitehall, 125A, 2H, 3C, $19.5
1788 tax list, Whitehall, 125A, 2H, 3C, $17.8

US Oath, 24:27, Jacob Woolf,or 19 May 1778, 51:, Jacob Wohlff

Estate records: accounting shows money "due the Trustees of Whitehall Meeting house."

The History of Lehigh Co, Vol III, pg 1383 mentions Elisabeth, widow of Nicholas Wolf
marrying Jacob Wenner who died in 1802. Actually, a transfer document (possibly
mentioning the son Nicholas) has Elisabeth Wolf, widow of Jacob Wolf (his second wf)
marrying Jacob Wenner. Apparently the record was misinterpretted here.

(for a version of Jacob Wolf on Queen of Denmark, see Hochstadt Origins of Settlers at Host Church)

sp (Christina, w/o Jacob Wolff, Samuel Wotring and wf, Johannes Berrets) -> 1756, Peter
Frantz and Eva Elisabeth) (chld=Christina Barbara)
sp - 1757, Johannes Berret, Christina Saeger, Margaretha Saeger, Barbara Wotring
(Wotring on boat with Nicholas Seeger)
sp - 1761, Johannes Saeger single, Anna Eva Saeger - Samuel Saeger's wife, Dorothea Andressen single
sp (Jacob w/Samuel Seger, M Susanna Segern, Catharina Roder, all married) -> 1761 Andreas Dormeyer and Catharina
sp - 1765, Johannes Saeger, Johan Nicolaus Wodring, Maria Catharine Andrese, Margaretha Westin

sp (Jacob w/ Christina Ohl) -> 1766, Andrew Dormeyer and Catharine

?sp (Jacob and Christina) -> 1770, Simon Kohder and Maria (recorded at Tohickon Ref)
sp (Jacob Wolf and M Barbara w/o Samuel Voitern)-> 1771, J. Jacob Kendel and Anna Catharine
sp (Barbara Wolf) -> 1772, GeorgeHenrich, decd and Elisabeth (I think not young Barbara)

(Elisabeth) -> 1778, Jacob Kendel and Catharine [Wolf]
(Elisabeth) -> 1779, Samuel Voiturin and Maria Barbara
(both) -> 1781 John Henrich and Rosina [Wolf]
(Elisabeth) -> 1783, George Williman and Barbara [Wolf] (with Nicholas)

Military service in 1763 also found in History of Northampton Co, pg 53

It appears that Jacob came over with others who settled in the area:
Adam Maurer, the Ohl family, Peter Sell, and perhaps Johannes Diehl.
Also on the boat, Johann Wolff (age 23) and Johan Peter Wolff (age 25)

Note: the Berret, Albrecht, Frantz, Andress etc, families, appear on the "Samuel" in 11 Aug 1732

by land late of Jacob Wolff mentioned in estate of Martin Graff, Whitehall, OC 16 Aug 1798

see DAR application 567263

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Note from tfregly:
Last week while in Salt Lake city I found in the court records of Yorka
reference to Jacob who hired a lawyer to get the estate of his grand
parents straight it named the Gps in as i remember Germany, I will try
to find the cc i made and get it to you.

York Co record : No: 10, page 130, John Wolf heir and Administrater of the Estate of
Jacob Wolf, Late of Northampton County in the state of PA deceased as well in his
own behalf as for the Other heirs, to the Estate of the Said deceased by his letter of
attorney bearing date firstof June in the Year of Our Lord 1801 Impowered Jacob
Shultz and Conrad Shultzto Recover and Receive in his Name and Stead all such
legacies portion Estateor Inheretance Descending to him and the heirs of the Said
from the Estate oftheir Grand father and Grand mother Deceased both of Waldenheim
im Busweiler Amt in Elsace, Hesse Darmstadt

this was in abstract of York Co PA records??

I sometimes wonder if the oldest daughters could have been by an earlier wife of Jacob? It looks OK but he was about 30 and his wife much younger. I sortof
expect him to have been married in his 20's,s

Jacob married Christina Barbara SÄGER Abt 1750, Whitehall Twp, Lehigh Co, PA. Christina (daughter of Johan Nicholas SEGER and Anna Barbara BITSCH) was born 29 Nov 1732, Reichenbach, Hessen, Germany; died Aft 1772, Whitehall Twp, Lehigh Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Immigration: 28 Sep 1733, PA ("Richard And Elizabeth")
• _UID: 839834AEC875468590022BADD0DF7564F7B2

Other Events:

• Confirmation: 1762, Heidelberg Twp, Lehigh Co, PA (Rev Schumacher)
• Unknown: 25 Aug 1777, Lehigh Co, PA; US Oath
• Unknown: 18 May 1778, Sgt, Rev War, 2ND Bn, 8Th Co, Northampton Co Militia (Whitehall); Military
• Unknown: Abt 1791, Straban Twp, Adams Co, PA; Migrated
• Unknown: 25 Jun 1792, York Co, PA; LetAdmin
• Unknown: 2 Oct 1799, York Co, PA; OrphanCourt
• _UID: 4AEE388B29394A24A4ACDC2162B00CA4DA2D

Notes:

Name Suffix: Junior

US Oath, 24:23
land, Northampton County, 50 acres, 15 Apr 1772

1769 tax list, Whitehall, $10
1772 tax list, Whitehall, $3.16.0, farmer
1773 tax list, Whitehall
1776 tax list, Whitehall
1779 tax list, Whitehall, 150A
1781 tax list, Whitehall, 202A, 4H (from microfilm in Easton)
1785 tax list, Whitehall, 200A, 3H, 3C, $1.7.5
1786 tax list, Whitehall, 220A, 4H, 4C, $1.12.0
1788 tax list, Whitehall, 220A, 2H, 3C, $1.6.0

1790 census, pg 182, Whitehall, 1-2-4 (Mowrer)

in communicant listings at HeidelbergChurch: 19 Oct 1776, 11 Oct 1777, 1779

single sp 1766, Johan Nichal Mark and Eva (at Egypt) (w/Maria Catharina Baliet)

sp - 1770 Peter Maurer and M. Magdalena Sasseman (at Heidelberg)
sp - 1772 Peter Sassamenhausen and Catharine Salome Maurer (at Neffs)
sp - 1774 Samuel Fry and Barbara Maurer
sp - 1778 John Maurer and Catharine Schlosser
sp - 1781 Martin Herter and wf [Catharine Maurer, his widow mother remarried]
sp - 1783 Jacob Maurer and Elisabeth Sasseman
sp -> 1785, Herman Schreiber and Barbara [Maurer]
sp - 1786 Jacob Wirth andChristina [Lichtenwalner]

Christian Schlegel and Catharine:
sp -> 1799 Burchard Wirth and Gretha [Maurer] (at Benders, Adams Co)

Is Catharine a Sasseman?? I'm assuming so for now.

Orphans Court, Adams County, circa 1792, pg 377/
Margaret Mourer, aged 16, guardian is Jacob Wert
John Mourer, aged 14, guardian is Abrahm Littlewalter
Adam Mourer, aged 11, guardian is George Oyster (Samuel Fry is administrator)

Orphans Court 2 Oct 1799
John Mourer, eldest son
Adam died in summer of 1792
-widow Catharine
-sons John, eldest and
- Adam, has guardian George Eyster
- 4 daughters:
- Mary wife of Nicholas Wolf
- Barbara wife of George Slagle
- Margaret wife of Buck Wertz
- Elizabeth, minor, guardian is George Eyster
- had 160 Acres of land in Straban Twp

Military service, History of Lehigh County, Volume I, pg 151
14 May 1778, 2nd Bn, 8th Co, Sgt Adam Maurer
(see also http://home.ptd.net/~nikki/2btnncrev.htm)

PA Archives, 5:8,54, 1st Bn 4th Co, Northampton Militia, Lt Jacob Wirth,
7th class Adam Maurer, 4th class John Maurer
1 Nov 1781 - 1 Jan 1782

PA Archives, 6:3,1428, Cpt Henisse, York Co Militia
7th class, Adam Maurer, 18 Nov 1788

Misc Northampton Records, pg 182:
Witness against Andrew and John Feeler, ofHeidelberg Twp, for maintaining an ill-governed
house... drinking whoring & misbehaving themselves". witness Adam Mauer.

from tombstone: Jan 1747-14 Jun1792, married 2 May 1769, 10 children (vs. the 8 I have listed)

Johan married Maria Catharine SASSEMANHAUSEN 2 May 1769, Lehigh Co, PA. Maria (daughter of Johannes SASSEMANHAUSEN and Maria Elisabeth UNKNOWN) was born 29 Sep 1747, Germany; died 2 Feb 1829, Adams Co, PA; was buried Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Hanover, Penn Twp, York Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Unknown: Abt 1791, Straban Twp, Adams Co, PA; Migrated
• _UID: EB646E51CAAC4C50A561C94DB9D6811864D7

Notes:

Note - I have her born in Germany, but based on the lenght of a boat trip, one
might think she was born at sea. That assumes that this Catharine is the daughter of
Johannes Sassemanausen.

Note: I'm just guessing she's a Sassamenhausen. I see the sponsors and it makes
me wonder. So this is a working theory only - no strong data or feelings on this one.

consider:
the only Sassamenhausen's at either Neffs or Heidelberg are Peter and Maria Magdalena
Sassamanhausen there for an Adam Maurer baptism (ie they seem to be visiting to a
church outside of where they live.

that Peter Maurer disappears from here and one reappears at Moselem with a
Sassemenhausen. That is it seems that Peter later married a Sassemenhausen.
His wife dies and he remarries which is consistent with John's daughter Magdalena
being dead when his will was made in 1801.

Peter then has sponsors of Frederick Kramer (known son-in-law of John S.) and
Elisabeth Sasseman (a known name of a daughter of John)

Jacob Maurer also ends up in Greenwich Twp (where John S. lived).

######

Mary,

I went to the PA Room earlier today and this is what I found on the
Slagles Tim was interested in.

Christopher Storm
born July 4, 1747 died Sept 12, 1831 at 84y 3m8d
buried at Mt. Olivet Cemetery
no obit listed

his wife Catharine
born about 1747 died Feb 2, 1829 at 81y 4m 3d
buried at Mt. Olivet Cemetery
obit has her listed as Mrs. Christian (Catharine) Slagle, Adams Co, in
the "Hanover Guardian" dated Feb 10, 1829, died Feb 2nd at 82y

"John" George
born July 5, 1777 died Apr 28, 1851 at 73y 9m 23d
buried at Mt.Olivet Cemetery
no obit listed

wife Catharine Barbara
born Sep 14, 1774 died Aug 21, 1855 at 80y 11m7d
buried at Mt. Olivet Cemetery
obit has her listed Catharine Barbara, Adams Co., died Aug 21st 80y 11m
7d, in "Hanover Spectator" Aug 31, 1855

I did not make copies of the obits. Didn't know if Tim wanted them
or not. I do havecopies on the info listed above. I can give you those
on Friday if needed.

I went to the Mt.Olivet Cemetery two summers ago. I saw Henry
Slagle's tombstone. There were others there too but I don't remember who
they were. Christopher, George and their wives may be right there with
him. I remember reading about a mausoleum put up for the Slagle's
themselves or put up in their memory. Can't remember. I saw the
mausoleum and it is very near where Henry is buried. All you have to do
is turn around from Henry's and you'll see it.

This should help Tim
Diane

note - in LDS records, a Catharine Sassaman married a Jacob Keeley in 1779, Berks
(who is this?) (no, that is d/o Hermanus, married Jacob Kuehly at Falk. Swamp Ref)

Other Events:

• _UID: C39F2C78375D4405BE0F4984E8C6FDB2DAAA

Notes:

another possibility would be that Jacob, Peter and John went to Lebanon
Co first. See the Hill Church records.

Jacob Wolff:
Mary Barbara 1747, sp Michael Boltz and wf (on the William in 1738)
John 1750, sp John Jacob Oberkirsch [Overkirsch] and wf (on the Paliena in 1748)

Others.... Rev Stoever:
Jacob Wolf, sp -> 1745 J George Maeuntzer and wf (in Lancaster)
Jacob and wf sp -> 1746/7, J George Maeuntzer and wf (child=A Dorothea)

sp -> 1752, George Wolf and wf (child=Anna Margaretha) (at Atolhoe)


But the other Jonas Wolf at the Hill Church was probably there ealier, and
was the immigrant in 1732 on the Loyal Judith

and the Jacob and Peter there might be the Jacob and Peter on the Samuel
in 1737.

Other Events:

• Immigration: 28 Sep 1733, PA ("Richard And Elizabeth")
• Occupation: Farmer
• Probate: 5 Feb 1762, Northampton Co, PA
• Will: 22 Oct 1752, Whitehall Twp, Lehigh Co, PA
• _UID: 6F93A2264F60432F8EAE9D722416671FF649

Notes:

Name Suffix: Senior
NC will 296 (what is source of death date?)

Landwarrant, Whitehall Twp, 250 acres, 28 Mar 1737, on Coply Creek
surveyed 14 Nov 1737, patent 6 Apr 1762
Land warrant, Whitehall Twp, 40 acres (43.5 A), 24 Jan 1739
surveyed 8 May 1739, patent 6 Apr 1762


got land, warrant 28 Oct 1737, Whitehall Twp, (Bucks Co) from
John Traxel and Ulrich Burghalter, 250 acres
also 24 Jan 1739, 43 acres.
Samuel and Christian got land via deed 12 Jun 'last', patent 6 Apr 1762, recorded 15 Apr 1762

sp -> 1744, John Nicholas Schneider and wf [Eva] (at Egypt)

Johan married Anna Barbara BITSCH 10 Oct 1719, Reichenbach, Hessen, Germany. Anna was born Abt 1700, Reichenbach, Hessen, Germany; died Between 1743 and 1762, Whitehall Twp, Lehigh Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Immigration: 28 Sep 1733, PA ("Richard And Elizabeth")
• _UID: BF86F24EEF434091B76DBBF0CAD01B939FD0

Other Events:

• Unknown: 15 Aug 1765, North Whitehall Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; ES-502
• Unknown: 15 Aug 1765, Heidelberg Twp, Berks Co, PA; ES-508
• Unknown: 15 Aug 1765, Whitehall Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; ES-510
• Unknown: 25 Aug 1765, Heidelberg Twp, Berks Co, PA; ES-628
• Unknown: 3 May 1768, Heidelberg Twp, Berks Co, PA; ES-3272
• Immigration: 25 Nov 1740, PA ("Loyal Judith")
• Naturalization: 22 Sep 1765, Whitehall Twp, Lehigh Co, PA
• _UID: 6B2204B97E47405FB09205AD25619BCE91CF

Notes:

Name Suffix: Senior

Note, based on the age of Adam, one would think Adam could have been married
in Germany and had children before being married to Catharine. Age is from ship list
I believe. I still wonder if maybe he was in fact younger when he came over.

1761 tax list, Whitehall, $10.0
1762 tax list, Whitehall, $12

sp - 1745 Peter Kocher and Christina Margaretha Diehl
sp - 1749 Michael Moser and Jost Diehl and Elisabeth Kocher
sp - 1763 Nicolaus Marck and Eva
sp (Adam married and Maria Wirth w/o Ulrich) -> 1764 Adam Schneck and
Catharina, Rev Schumacher
sp -> 1766 (with Conrad Mark, Elisabeth Traxel, and M Cath Baliet), J Nickel
Mark and Eva (at Egypt)

Adam mentionedin ES-628, Peter Kooker, land record

Adam came over with Jacob Wolff and Peter Sell, who also settled in the
region, it appears.

also an Andreas Maurer, single sp -> 1782, Jacob Kammerer and Elisabeth (at Heidelberg)
also a Magdalene Maurer, sp ->1788, J George Story and Catharine (at Neffs)

a John AdamMaurer, sp -> 1755, John George Meyer, a servant 100 miles
from here (at St Michael's in Phila.)

see DAR application 405599 (via daughter Barbara). It says that Adam is the
one 3/16/1727-June 1814, buried St. John's, near Drums, Bulter Twp,
Luzerne Co, PA - no!

note: much info taken from Misc. Family Histories by Raymond E
Hollenbach, 929.2 Misc at Lehigh Co Hist Soc

In Immigrants from Western Palatinate (in appendix), mentions Meissenheim records:
John Adam Mauer of Becherbach leaves for America, 1740
also, Johannes Maurer of Becherbach leaves for America, 1741
(so I think this is our Adam here)

### Another Maurer in the area:
Michael and Sophia (see Rev Schumacher records) (Michael born c1739)
Elisabeth Barbara 1759, sp Peter Keidell, E Barbara Sontagen, single (Schmaltzgass)
Johannes 1763, sp Johannes Steuerwaldt and Marg (Allemangel)
M Barbara 1766, sp Johannes Ernst, M Barbara nee Sontag (Allemangel)

Johan married Maria Catharine UNKNOWN Bef 1745, PA. Maria was born 5 Mar 1724, Germany; died 7 May 1785, Heidelberg Twp, Lehigh Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: E7B07BBF82CC4C4499313D9737A88FAA6581

Notes:

her last name?
maybe a Kocher, relative of Peter. Did Eva Kocher marry Nicholas Mark?
sp Peter Kocher 1745 and Elizabeth Kocher 1749

Burial record is in Rev Blumer records

2nd wife was Martin Herter

Martin Sr and Catharine (widow Maurer):
sp -> 1774, Jacob Hausman and Christine (at Neffs) (Martin Sr and Catharine)
sp -> 1776, George Goldner and Gertrude [Herter?]
sp -> 1778, Herman Schreiber and Barbara [Maurer]
sp -> 1778, Jacob Hausman and Christine
sp -> 1783, Michael Schneider and Eva [Maurer] (as Martin Sr only at Heidelberg)
sp -> 1784, Conrad Roehring and Christine

Martin and wf? (Sr or Jr?)
sp -> 1781, Adam Maurer and Catharine (at Heidelberg)
sp -> 1783, Hans George Gultener and Gertraut


notes on the Kocher family (relations?) (see world connect on rootsweb)
From Peter Baillet , Nancy, Lorraine, France, on Nov 23 1998:

"On Sep. 26, 1737 three Kocher families landed in Philadelphia :
1. GeorgeKocher and his wife Anna Maria nee Zurbruck;

2. Nicholas Kocher, his wife Anna Barbara nee Koehl, their son
John Nicholas (bap. Dec. 21, 1727) and their four daughters
Anna Eva (bap. Dec. 14, 1725),
Anna Elizabeth (bap. Jan. 2, 1732),
Anna Christina (bap. Dec. 12, 1735) and
Anna Barbara (bap. Apr. 21, 1737);
(married before 1710?)
(A Christ and William Wotring)

3. Martin Kocher (son of Johannes Kocher and of Anna nee Mertz) and his wife Sara ROSE,
daughter of Abraham ROSE from Schalbach, Lorraine. Martin and Sara had married
on Jan. 3, 1737. They settled in Heidelberg Twp., Lehigh Co., Pa. Martin died in 1762.
His widow and second wife is listed as Anna Maria Kocherin. Administrators
of the estate were Peter Kocher and Henry Geiger. The administration of the estate lasted
from 1762 - 1765.

These three Kocher families lived in Hangwiller, Lorraine. They emigrated to Pa. on board
the St.Andrew. Hangwiller and Schalbach were part of the Lutheran parish of
Wintersbourg, Lorraine. All the baptisms and marriages mentioned above were celebrated
at Wintersbourg, although the Kocher, Mertz and ROSE families were reformed (Calvinist).
In the Eighteenth Century, Lorraine was part of Germany. Nowadays it is part of France."

He may have been of one of the other families of Hangwiller, and not Nicholas' brother.
(above from worldconnect)

other families with Adam Maurer:
Johannes Diehl 27, J. Peter Diehl 25
Jacob Kock 31 (aka Cooke)

Other Events:

• Unknown: 20 Aug 1766, Greenwich Twp, Berks Co, PA; ES-1791
• Immigration: 13 Oct 1747, PA ("Two Brothers")
• Naturalization: 3 Apr 1763, Greenwich Twp, Berks Co, PA
• Probate: 16 Sep 1801, Berks Co, PA
• Will: 20 Aug 1801, Greenwich Twp, Berks Co, PA
• _UID: BC0FDE9D617943A18F568E4649DF96F26D27

Notes:

I have my "Sassemanhausen" children (ones I think were Sassemanhausens) under
Johannes for now. I did have them under George Sassemanhausen before.

estate uses "Sassaman"

What links them to John? Right now, only that Peter Maurer was a sponsor
to Frederick Kramer.

1754 tax list, Greenwich
1767 tax list, Greenwich, 150A, 3H, 3C, 5S, $8
1784 tax list, Greenwich, 199A, 2H, 4C, 8S

1800 census, Berks, pg 582, 10010-21010-10 (John Sassaman) (Colebrookdale!)

M Magdalena 1749, sp Maria Mechtel (Falckner Reformed)

sp -> 1758, Philip Sohns and Anna Barbara (Kern) (at Moselem)
sp -> 1764, Heinrich Adam Muller and Gertraut [Sasseman d/o George?] (?this John)

1758 sponsorship says "Johnannes Sasseman and wf Mar. Elis. (Vignoicavia) and
Ana Maria Kernin" what is Vignoicavia?

will mentions
wf Elisabeth
decendents of Catharine (when 21) (I think she was alive in 1800)
decendents of decd Magdalena (when 21) (I think she was decd in 1800)
decendents of decd Maria (when 21)

3 yet living daughters:
Maria Elisabeth
Margaretha
Elisabeth

s-i-l Frederick Kramer
s-i-l Michael Sharrer [and Margaretha] 1782

(it would appear that Peterwould have been a son, but since he disappears, he may
have died without heirs?)

I have the English and German versions. In the German, it looks like gestorben (dead)
before Magdalena and Maria, but in front of Catharine, it's hard to see. The
ink is smudged, but it looks like just "Ereben von meine dochter Catharine". The English translation only had decd in front of the name Maria. The spaces around the blobs
in "von mein" do not look like the writer's "verstorbene" hoops for the 's' and 'b' could
really be there (that is, I don't believe it could be verstorbene instead of von meine)

Inventory has a bond, money owed to a John Maurer

http://genforum.genealogy.com/sassaman/

Johannes married Maria Elisabeth UNKNOWN Bef 1747, PA. Maria was born Abt 1727, Germany; died Aft 1801, Greenwich Twp, Berks Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

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