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1800 census, Berks, pg 603, 00010-00100
1810 census, pg 776, Exeter Twp, 30010-20010
1820 census, Earl, Saml Trout, 100010-00100


deed 35:344, 1817, Alsace and Exeter, from ?
deed 35:346, 1826, Alsace and Exeter, to Peter Herbein
deed 35:287, 1825, Alsace, from ?
deed 35:514, 1826, Assmt, from ?
deed 35:515, 1825, Alsace
deed 38:51, 1829, Alsace

Samuel married Magdalena HÄRTLEIN Bef 1800, Earl Twp, Berks Co, PA. Magdalena (daughter of George Lorentz HÄRTLEIN and Magdalena SEIBERT) was born 23 Sep 1782, District Twp, Berks Co, PA; died Aft 1825, Earl Twp, Berks Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

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• Unknown: Bef 1789, Earl Twp, Berks Co, PA; Migrated
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Notes:

Name Suffix: Senior

That both Jacob and Balthasar end up in Earl Twp area, I believe they might be
related. Still, there's no church records showing common sponsorship or anything
to support that theory.

?1775 tax list, Tinicum Twp, Jacob Trout, "an Ideot"
?1779 tax list, Bristol, $5.0?

1780 taxlist, E District, Jacob Trout, cordwainer
1781 tax list, E District, Jacob Trout, cordwainer
1784 ?
1785 tax list, Earl, Jacob Trout

1787 seems like his son George was in Lancaster

1789 in Berks

1790 census, Earl Twp, Jacob Sr 1-2-2
also Jacob Jr 1-1-2, John 1-1-1

1800 census, pg 603, Earl, 10101-00201

1810 census, pg 757, Earl, 00111-00011 or
pg 759, Earl, 22001-42210 (probably Jacob Jr)

will of 1813/17 mentions (possibly sons in order, then daughters?)
7 children:
George c1766
Jacob 1768
John (? maybe married SusannaBenfield? bc 1750)
Joseph
Samuel
Margaret
grandson Daniel Prize (Breuss) [of Elisabeth 1778-1809]

xxxxx children:
George c1766 and Eva,
William 1787, sp Jacob Rihm, at Muddy Creek in Lancaster
Eva sp, 1789 to Jacob Riehm and Margaret at Muddy Creek

Salonica 1790/91, sp Rosina Volkin (at Mertz)
Elizabeth 1796/7, sp Catharine Jud, single.
William 1810, at Goshenhoppen Catholic
(note, William Traut and Catherine in 1811 and afterward here)

Jacob Jr 14 Feb 1768-1 Jul 1847, died N Brunswick Twp, Schuylkill Co
wife Eva Elisabeth Schwebel. married 1788 at Schwartzwald

Samuel c1780 and Magd. Hartline

Elisabeth 1778-1809 (single in 1797) married _ Breuss (death recorded Falckner Ref,Mont. Co., but says buried at Hill Church)

maybe this is really the Jacob who came over in 1749 on the Shields

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From History of Berks Co, pg 1465, by Montgomery (I don't believe most of this):

The Trouts were from England. There were three brothers, one settled in
Berks Co, 1 in Germantown, and 1 in Lancaster Co. By tradition, all three were
in the Continental Army under Washington.

One who went to Berks Co didn't speak German, but married a German woman
named Hartline. They had children John and Samuel. John, 1758-1844 is buried
at the Hill Church

Comment - Too many of those three brother theories!. There were several early
brothers, likely, who account for many of these branches (having arrived around 1709).
But it would be their sons or grandsons who would fight under Washington. (or
in the state militias).

The story is also clearly about Samuel Traut, s/o Jacob Sr, who married Magdalena
Hartline. Samuel was born about 1780.

Jacob married Wife UNKNOWN Bef 1766, PA. Wife was born 27 Dec 1738, PA; died 6 Nov 1811, Berks Co, PA; was buried Falckner Reformed Church, Upper Hanover Twp, Montgomery Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

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It *seems* there is only one Phillip Trout moving around Eastern PA...
It also seems this would be the son Philip mentioned in John's will.

1734 tax list, Franconia Twp, Philadelphia (Montgomery), Phillip Trout, $140

warrant 100A, 16 May 1735, 1 mile beyond Cocalico Creek

land: 130A, 2 Nov 1736 in Lancaster Co

Sauer newspaper of Germantown:
http://www.awesomegenealogy.com/pennsylvania_newspapersgermantownpgs1743.txt
16 Nov 1743, Philip Traut, Cocalico Township, near Ephrate (Lancaster County).

1751 tax list, Cocalico Twp, Phillip Trut

Philip Trout of Cocalico Twp, Mortgage 184 acres in Cocalico Twp
(Mortgage D-182) 5 Oct 1754

http://www.cob-net.org/text/gencloister01.htm
Brother Philip Traut died 1754 at Ephrata, Lancaster
(Ephrata appears to have been in Colalico Twp at the time)

1756 tax list, Cocalico Twp, Sussanna Trout, widow

Susanna Trout, spinster, grantor of 184 Acres in Cocalico Twp
(Deed F-398), 24 Apr 1760
(it seems more likely that Susanna is the widow of Philip than
a spinster based on the other data)

Patent ES-2726, 23 Jun 1767, Cocalico Twp, Jacob Spregle, mentions
land by Philip Trout, and Henry Hagaman, George Cook,
Frederick Oss, Michael Miller, Jacob Sybert, and John Miley

*** Joseph Trout of Cocalico. Maybe son of Philip?

This is interesting...

from http://genforum.genealogy.com/trout
"There was also a Joseph and Mary TROUT who lived in the Cocalico Township and
engaged in land deals with Philip TROUT and Adam MOSER in the 1750s.[6]
Adam MOSER may be the brother of Eva MOSER who married Balthasar TROUT,
probably the son of one of the three brothers."

**** note Dewald Trout had a child 17 Apr 1737 at First Ref., Lancaster
Maria Catharine
****
1748 TRAUT, Nicholas on 13 Oct for 100 acres adjoining John LONGFIELD and
John ELDER (?) in Sadsbury Twp and to pay £5.

Phillip married Susanna UNKNOWN PA. Susanna was born Abt 1703; died Aft 1756, Ephrata, E Cocalico Twp, Lancaster Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

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• Unknown: Abt 1709, London, England; Migrated
• Unknown: Bef 1712, Philadelphia Co, PA; Migrated
• Occupation: Brewer
• Probate: 7 May 1728, Philadelphia Co, PA
• Will: 23 Apr 1728, Upper Dublin Twp, Montgomery Co, PA
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Notes:

Name Suffix: Senior

Upper Dublin is just north of the turnpike.
justnorth of Abington
several miles north of Germantown

Johannes Traut, brewer, accused of Pietism in 1706 and forced to clean ditches
Lambsheim deeds: sold house in Kirchgasse to Adam Fauth 1709

London 1709, John Traut age 40, Reformed, brewer wf 2 children 10 and 6

Another version (mostly wrong) is in History of Berks Co, by Montgomery, pg 1465

sp -> 1699 Hans George Traut and Anna Maria (at Lambscheim)

1734 tax list, Upper Dublin, John Trout, $100 (probably John Jr)

John's will mentions:
Wife Catharine
John, eldest son
Philip, youngest son
(others?)

Exec: John Trout
Wit: Hugh Campbell, William Atkinson, John Cunards

Either Philip is the one born in c1703, or there is another son born c1703 and
Philip is born c1710 (when John would be about 41 years old).

much info from: Jack E. Gross which was from "Some Virginia Families" by McIlhaney

James E. Phillips says his cousin says this
John had children: John Balthazer, Nathaniel, Daniel, Jerimiah, George, and Philip.
Not sure if this is from original will or by inference.

From List of the members who joined the German Baptist Brethren in Europe Pages 54-70
Traut, Johann Heinrich
Traut, Jeremiah
Traut, Balser
Traut, ????, first wife of above
Traut, ????, second wife of above
Traut, Magdalena
[that suggests that George wasn't a member - note he was married in a Presbyterian Church]

Johannes married Unknown ANNA CATHARINE Bef 1699, Germany. Unknown was born Abt 1675, Germany; died Aft 1728, PA. [Group Sheet]

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