Other Events:

• Baptism: 24 Sep 1764, Greenwich Twp, Berks Co, PA (Rev Schumacher)
• Unknown: 4 Mar 1785, Berks Co, PA; Guard_pick
• _UID: 1F648504FF5B41068B4312E25AC4999DC369

Notes:

Name Suffix: Senior

1800 census, pg 605, Greenwich, 20010-10010 (Henry Bollenger!)
1810 census, pg 578, Greenwich, 10010-10201
1820 census, pg 218, Greenwich

note, death recorded in Reading Adler newspaper, 12 Oct edition

at Rosenthal Church:
Maria Catharine, 1799, sp Jacob Kihl and Maria Stump

note, a George in Albany in 1850, pg 167

Note: at Stouchsburg, a Henrich Pollinger and Anne Marie Reiss, married 1789.

Henrich married Catharine UNKNOWN Bef 1799, Greenwich Twp, Berks Co, PA. Catharine was born Abt 1779; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Confirmation: 1744, Falckner Swamp Church, New Hanover Twp, Montgomery Co, PA
• Unknown: 13 Feb 1766, Albany Twp, Berks Co, PA; ES-1324
• Unknown: 22 Dec 1774, Berks Co, PA; Jacob Zettelmeiger
• Unknown: 2 Dec 1776, Greenwich Twp, Berks Co, PA; LetAdmin
• Unknown: 28 Jul 1785, Berks Co, PA; OrphanCourt
• Immigration: 7 Nov 1741, PA ("Thane")
• _UID: 86D37CFE24244907BDBC4B085B120DD28344

Notes:

admin and OC 3:155
witness to will of Jacob Zettelmeiger in 1774 (Bolaender)

1752 tax list, Greenwich (on internet)
1754 tax list, Greenwich
1756 tax list, Greenwich, (see Rupps)
1767 tax list, Greenwich, 120A, 2H, 2C, $3
1768 tax list, Greenwich, 120A, 2H, 2C, $3
1779 tax list, Greenwich, 100A, 2H, 3C, $310 (Catharine)
1780 tax list, Greenwich, 100A, $5.10.0 (Catharine)
1781 ??
1784 tax list, Greenwich, 100A, (Catharine)

sp (Jacob Faust and Catharine Leiby) -> 1750 to Valentine Gerhart and wf (I think
the records were reversed here)
sp (Henry w/ Anna Catharine Leiby) -> 1751, Peter Kartin and wf

sp - 1756, George Breiner, a tailor, and Anna Maria Hattinger, single (Hatinger?)
sp- 1757, Jacob Kuntz and Anna Margaretha (note - 1756 at 1st Ref Lancaster?)
sp - 1759, Johannes Kuntz and Maria Magdalena Wirth
sp - 1764, Henrich Schwenk and wf Barbara [Wirth]
sp - 1767, Henrich Rausch and Catharine, single d/o RevMischler
sp -> 1775, George Nicholas Wenner and Anna Maria [Bollender] (at Jordan Ref Church)
(note: Wirth daughters are d/o Jacob of Greenwich)

I believe the fact that Henry shows up with Anna Catharina Leiby shortly before
the birth of their first child (and Anna Catharina - having both names match -
seems to increase the odds that it wasn't entirely by chance). And Anna Catharina
is shown from the ship list to be just the right age. Others have believed the baptismal
record that Anna Catharine married Jacob Faust, and then she disappeared and
he remarried someone else. But I think the baptismal record is either recorded
or transcribed wrong. In most of the records, they are of the form (a typical
format) Child of Father and wf, date, Sponsors: "Person and wf"or "Single
Person and Single Person". Since the child was named for a sponsor in other adjacent
records at Dunkels, so here, it would be more likely to have Catharine being named after
the sponsor Catharine Leiby and the Gerharts asthe parents. The records in my translation
are:

"Catharine of Jacob Faustand Catharine Leiby, bapt. December 14, 1750. Sponsors:
Valentine Gerhart and wife."
"John Henry of Peter Kartin and wife, bapt. November, 1751. Sponsors: John Henry
Bollender and Anna Cath. Leiby."

The quality of other known family names in the Dunkel's Church records also calls into
question the quality of these records. Only a search of the originals would really show the answer. But I believe enough is shown to question the simple notion regarding Anna Catharine marrying Jacob Faust (and then showing up single in 1751 with Henry
Bollender). This hunch really needs to find some association at least between the
Bollender family and the Leiby's (in sponsors or something...) Until then, this is just
speculative.

Henry's admin records (original records, and Berks Gen Soc Journal, 18:1, pg 12)
widow Catharine (1785)
John,
Henry, (minor)
Anna Margaret w/o Zacharias Haller/Holler
Anna Maria w/o George Michael Wenn
Catharine w/o Jacob Lilly
Magdalena since intermarried with Jacob Sander (BCGS says Sauder)
Christina since intermarried with George Heilman
Elizabeth and Susanna (minors)

indicates the 180 acres was near the blue Mountain in Greenwich Township...

Note - since Henry died young (46) in 1775, I wonder if it was related to the Revolutionary
War.

George married Anna Catharina LEIBY Between 1751 and 1752, Greenwich Twp, Berks Co, PA. Anna (daughter of Friederich LEIBY and Maria Magdalena UNKNOWN) was born 13 Sep 1732, Steinsfurt, Heidelberg, Baden, Germany; died Aft 1784, Greenwich Twp, Berks Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Baptism: 13 Sep 1732, Steinsfurt Reformed Church, Steinsfurt, Germany
• Immigration: 17 Aug 1733, PA ("Samuel")
• _UID: 89E54E7E028E4222A2C6DBD53238463F359D

Notes:

Her being a Leiby is still speculative. See notes under other individuals.

LDS says it's the birth date (or really baptism?)

? did widow Catharine remarry to John Schudy/Tschudy/Zudy?? or
is this daughter Elisabeth Catharine?

********************************************************************** ***********************
John Schudy/Tschudy and Catharine:
sp -> 1785 George Leibyand Christina [Bollender] (St. Pauls) (Scheudy)

John Schudy, tax:
1784 taxlist, Windsor, 166A, 3H, 3C, $7, 2 persons
1785 tax list, Windsor, $1.2.0
1790 census, Windsor, 2-1-4 (John Judy Sr)

John Tschudy will 1799/1802, Windsor *****
son John, daughter Barbara w/o Daniel Riegel, Anna Maria w/o William Williamson
Note: some Tschudy families were Moravians at Lititz

********************************************************************** ***********************
Not this one:
John Schuy and Catharine:
sp -> 1784, Thomas May and Catharina (as Schui) (Altolaha)
sp -> 1785, George Michael [Wenner?] and Anna Maria [Bollender?] as (Schuhy) (Altolaha)

children of John Shuey, s/o Martin, in Martin's will 1795/1801, Bethel
John, Catharine w/o Philip Moyer, Anna Maria w/o Henry Holtzman, Barbarah w/o John
Nicholas Seerer, Margaret w/o John Moyer

Other Events:

• Unknown: 18 Jul 1761, Greenwich Twp, Berks Co, PA; LetAdmin
• Unknown: 14 May 1762, Berks Co, PA; OrphanCourt
• Immigration: 7 Nov 1741, PA ("Thane")
• _UID: AD5CFC3A09454735B526C8195B5E1B8D261C

Notes:

The estate records for Nicholas Bolander suggest Henrich was the only heir.

Orphans Court 14 May 1762: "Henry Polander eldest son and Heir of Nicholas
Polander decd..."

1762, inquisition: "Henry Pollander Son and Heir of Nicholas Pollander decd...
that the Petitioner's Father the said Intestate dyed aboutfive years ago leaving a
Widow and Issue a Son, to wit, the Petitioner...."

men who checked land: Sebastian Zimmerman, George Merckel, Frederick
Delaplanck, Joseph Sikfridt?, Frederick Cremer, Peter Beell, Michael Lesher,
Leonard Reber, Jacob Hill, Daniel Allspach, and Frederick Hauer.

Land was worth 100 pounds... 1/3rd is the dower for widow Mary

Note: like his son, Nicholas dies young (about 48) and I wonder if it related to the French
and Indian War going on at the time.

http://genforum.genealogy.com/bolander/

Bolander researcher (mostly Adam Bolander of Snyder County)
Carl Catherman

Johan married Anna Maria UNKNOWN Bef 1729, Germany. Anna was born Abt 1709, Germany; died Aft 1762, Greenwich Twp, Berks Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Immigration: 7 Nov 1741, PA ("Thane")
• _UID: 49547E050480469FA9AE1D197F4CD0FDAE56

Notes:

sp -> 1749, Carl Balmer? and wf (at Dunkels as Anna Maria Bollender only)

Note: Carl Balmer and wf show up again in 1753, sp=Michael Dunckel and Anna Maria Harding. Last name is probably same as Palmer.

Note: there were Balmers on the "Samuel" in 1732 with Wendel Holl, Sebald
Kramer, and the Bernheisel's...

Other Events:

• Baptism: 2 Dec 1694, Steinsfurt Reformed Church, Steinsfurt, Germany
• Immigration: 17 Aug 1733, PA ("Samuel")
• _UID: 2A53DF62FA494475A41A8E395B1F48BFC0A8

Notes:

Name Suffix: Senior
From Life and Letters of Rev J. Philip Boehm

pg 283, John Frederick Leibi, Deacon, Oley, 5 Feb 1739
pg 289, Frederick Leibi, Deacon, Oley, 5 Feb 1740
pg 364, Frederick Leibi, Elder, Oley, 1742

(also a Peter Leibi, elder, Maxatawny, 7 Feb 1740, pg 289)

See Bergert, 1983

http://genforum.genealogy.com/leiby/

http://www.reimert.org/genealogy/database/d221.htm

From Floyd's History of Northumberland County:
The Leiby family is of good old Berks county stock and of Swiss
origin. Early in the eighteenth century the progenitors of the family in
America left their native country, Switzerland, to go to South America,
but people along the Rhine river, to which place they came in their
journey, advised the wife not to go there. One night while they were at
the Rhine, she entreated her husband so earnestly not to go,because
people had told her they would forever be sorry, that he abandoned the
trip, and so they remained for twenty years in the Rhine country, in
Germany. In 1733 they came to America on the good ship "Samuel,"
qualifying at Philadelphia Aug. 17, 1733. Rupp in his 30,000 names of
immigrants gives the pioneer's name as Friederich Leiby, and the second
series of Pennsylvania Archives, Vol. XVII, also gives the name
Frederick Leiby; but the tax list of Greenwich township (Berks Co., Pa.)
for 1754, published in Rupp's history of the county,gives the name as
"Dietrich" Leiby, which probably was an error. The names Friederich and
Dietrich might sound nearly alike to the untrained ear. Rupp in his
30,000 names records the following: Palatines imported in the ship
"Samuel," of London, Hugh Percy, master, from Rotterdam, last from Deal,
males, eighty-nine above sixteen; females, eighty-six; males under
sixteen, fifty-four; females, sixty-two; in all 291.

It appears that Frederick Leiby died shout 1754, as the tax list
has this item: "Frederick Leiby's Widow," and also the names of their
children: George Michael Leiby and Jacob Leiby. The latter was assessed
six pounds tax, and his younger brother and widowed mother each five
pounds in 1754. The descendants of Frederick Leiby are quite numerous
and are scattered all over Pennsylvania as well as in other States. In
central Pennsylvania are settled several branches of this family. The
pioneers are buried at Dunkel's church, in Greenwich township, Berks
county, and were members of the German Reformed congregation. Willard
D. Leiby is a grandson of David Leiby, both of whose grandfathers served
as soldiers in the Revolutionary war. The paternal grandparents of
David Leiby lived in Albany township, Berks county, where their son John
J. Leiby, father of David, was born and reared. etc.

Friederich married Maria Magdalena UNKNOWN Bef 1721, Germany. Maria was born Abt 1696, Germany; died Aft 1759, Greenwich Twp, Berks Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Immigration: 17 Aug 1733, PA ("Samuel")
• _UID: F3FC0F3B4F4C4E989CA087EE2475C4A26A4A

Other Events:

• _UID: 2B5B49FC7CF845058ABA9492E94E859F4E15

Michael married Barbara UNKNOWN Bef 1694, Germany. Barbara was born Abt 1674, Germany; died Aft 1694, Steinsfurt, Heidelberg, Baden, Germany. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: E3FE89C3F3DD481F8AF11F3518AE6687E6A8