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| 301 | 1800 census, pg 208, Bucks, 00010-10010 I have no proof that Joseph is a son of Stephan. Just placing him here for now until I get info on the other Wimmer brothers. note - I changed the death date from the typed records of the cemetery. I know that Stephan was alive in 1850 and 1860 from the census reports (I looked at originals). Also, the age/birth/death stuff from the supposed tombstone didn't add up. Died in 1861 is my best guess for now. The Misc Deed Docket has Stephen Wimmer having real estate that had been George Stoneback's. Possibly Stephen married the widow Catharine? | WIMMER, John Stephan (I625336997)
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| 302 | 1800 census, pg 210, Bucks, 10101-20101 ("Flinker Hellings") 1810 census, pg 944, Bristol Borough ("Flincher") 1820 census, pg 250, Bristol Fincher was a Burgess in 1820 (see Bucks Co Hist Soc) admin 1824, Bristol marriage to Catharine Dougherty 7 Jan 1773, First Bap, Phila, (and license) also (same one or a Fincher Jr?) marriage to Sarah Barns, 13 Sep 1792, First Bap, Phila OC file 3433, Fincher Hellings, Bristol Borough 12 Dec 1825, widow Sarah, children: Elizabeth, widow of Matthias Smith William Hester Henry (widow) Rebecca Brown (widow) Mary (w/o Jacob Dean) Amy (w/o Charles Tomkins) Sarah (w/o Joseph Tomkins) Helen C. (w/o George C. Johnson) John Beatty Hellings JosephR. (all over 21) it would seem from the above that it's one Fincher, twicemarried. 9 children, all over 21. figure 1 child/2 years. 18 years + 21 = 39. married 1825-39 = abt 1786. based on the name FIncher, it would seem hewas a son of ___ Hellings and wf _____ Fincher (Fincher was a name in the 1700's in Philadelphia County). | HELLINGS, Fincher (I625335945)
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| 303 | 1800 census, pg 250, Bucks, 10011-00001 1810 census, pg 901, Newtown, 00001-10011 1820 census, pg 276, Newtown 1830 census, pg 164, Newtown (x2) 1849, will 8729 mentions children: Elijah, Eshter w/o Garret Piercy, Sarah. grandson Isaac Martindell Hillyard (under age), s/o daughter Mary decd grandson Isaac Martindell Piercy, s/o Esther, under 21 | MARTINDELL, Isaac (I625333285)
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| 304 | 1800 census, pg 260, Bucks, 00001-00001 (?Northampton Twp?) pg 271, Bucks, 21010-11010 pg 306, Bucks, 01011-00101 pg 309, Bucks, 01010-20100 (John Jr) 1810 census, pg 896, Northampton Twp married Hannah Hunter 12 Jan 1797, Newtown Presbyterian admin 1816, John, Northampton, 4327 a John Hellings, died 1816, Northampton Twp (s/o Thomas?) 26 Aug 1816. widow and 7 children - Elizabeth, Rebecca, Sarah, Mary, John, Joseph, Rachel, all minors. owned 30 acres 29 May 1820, Mary over 14, John, Joseph, and Rachel, under 14. Guardians are Jesse Hellings and Andrew Hunter. (Jesse married a Hunter) 30 May 1820, widow Hannah and 7 children. 3 under 14 - John Joseph, and Rachel. James Hellings appointed guardian. | HELLINGS, John (I625336820)
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| 305 | 1800 census, pg 282, Bucks, 21010-10010 1810 census, pg 984, Tinicum Bucks single sp -> 1788, Valentine Schaffer and Catharine single sp -> 1789, Peter Schaffer and Maria and Magdalena: Peter 1792, sp Martin Paul and Catharine [Schaffer] John Martin 1795, sp Martin Schaffer and Elisabeth Catharine andMaria: Catharina 1797, sp George Schansebach and Catharine Elisabetha 1799, sp Henry Ott and Margaretha Kok Jacob 1801/2, sp Henry Reinhart and Elisabeth Schaffer Salome 1808/10, sp Andreas Reinhardt and wf | SCHÄFFER, Simeon (I625332825)
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| 306 | 1800 census, pg 306, 01011-00101 1810 census, pg 931, Middletown, 10110-30210(by Tunis) 1820 census, pg 226, Middletown, 002202-12210 (female?) 1830 census, pg 177, Middletown, 0010 0001-1010 3001 1840 census, pg 238, Middletown, 0200 2000 1-0010 1100 1 a Samuel married Sarah Rodman (probably before 1820's) (LDS has c1809) ?of Bensalem? LDS had 1809 and 1821 as marriage dates. will #8862, Book 13/312 mentions wf Sarah, grandsons Samuel Rodman Hellings Stout and John Wesley Sout, under 21, c/o Joseph Stout. Children Charlotte, Matilda. Exec wf and daughter Charlotte. | HELLINGS, Samuel (I625336844)
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| 307 | 1800 census, pg 310, 00100-00100 1810 census ? 1820 census in Bucks Co Hist Soc, pg 2-370, mentions that Jacob and Jesse Hellings (and others) were involved in a case involving counterfeit money (Judge Ross, Aug 1821) (but didn't this Jacob die in 1812?) OC file 2087, Jacob Hellings, Middletown Twp: 30 Nov 1812, Mary and Sarah Hellings, under 14, children of Jacob of MiddletownTwp. estate from their deceased mother. Their uncle Jesse Hellings appointedguardian. 1 Mar 1819, daughter Mary, over 14, petitions for guardian. getsJohn Paxson Did Jacob live after this and marry a Sarah? Davis's book onBucks County mentions: The Bensalem Methodist Episcopal church is a flourishing organization. When the congregation was first organized we do not know, but down to 1810 the meetings were held at private houses. For several years previous they held an annual camp-meeting in one of the pleasant groves of the township, holding it in Jacob Hellings' woods in 1804. The congregation felt numerous and strong enough by 1810 to erect a church, and a house was built that year on a lot given by Joseph Rodman. | HELLINGS, Jacob (I625336846)
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| 308 | 1800 census, pg 499, Adams Co, 10010-00100 | WIRTH, Burckhard (Burk) (I625335556)
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| 309 | 1800 census, pg 552, 20010-10210 1810 census, pg 631, Alsace, 20010-30100 1820 census, pg 213, Alsace death in Reading Adler, 21 Sep 1841 edition sp -> 1804, Chistopher Ohnmacht and wf (at Spies) Hannah 1805, sp Christina Maser Catharine 1806, sp Maria Maser Daniel 1808, sp parents Catharina 1810, sp -(at Schwartzwald) David 1811, sp Mathias Fuchs and Maria (at Spies) Benjamin1819, sp Benjamin Tobias and Elisabeth | MASSER, Abraham (I625333423)
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| 310 | 1800 census, pg 554, 10101-10010 (with Godfrey?) sp (Peter and Barbara Babb) -> 1794 Johannes Fick and wf (Schwartz) sp (Peter and Elisabeth Grosch) -> 1795, Friedrich Rodenberger and Catharine (1st Ref) Peter and Magd. sp -> 1804, Johannes Masser and Margaretha (at 1st Ref) death in Reading Adler, 24 July edition - no, this is Peter, s/o John. see Rev Leinbach) In Rev Boos burials, a son of Peter Fick, 1797-1806. | FICK, Peter (I625333687)
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| 311 | 1800 census, pg 578, Macungie, 10100-00100 1810 census, pg 257, Upper Mahanoy, 40010-20010 1820 census, pg 004, Upper Mahanoy, 421110-10110 sp -> 1803, Michael Paul and wf Elisabeth sp -> 1806, Johannes Knerr and wf Catharine (Himmel) sp - 1806, John Knerr and wf Catharine sp -> 1813, George Haas and wf Elisabeth Elias 1814, sp Andreas Knerr and wf Maria Elisabeth 1816, sp JohannesPaul and Maria Zerfing sp -> 1817, Isaac Knerr and wf Catharine sp -> 1821, George Stein and wf Catharine sp -> 1822, Daniel Mossner and wf Sarah sp -> 1825, Isaac Schaffer and Christina (Geist) sp -> 1826, Henrich Fetter and wf Elisabeth (Hartman) John and Maria: Edward 1819, sp Peter Zerfing and Catharine John and wf, Sarah Knerr -> 1823 George Stein and Catharina | EISENHARD, Johannes (I625332707)
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| 312 | 1800 census, pg 584, Colebrookdale, 00100-10100 1810 census, Turbot Twp, pg132 1820 census, Turbot Twp, pg 75 1830 census, Turbot Twp, pg 117 1840 census, Turbot Twp, pg 118 1850 census, Turbot Twp, John , Henrietta Shatter 28, Samuel 5, $550 1860 census, Turbot Twp, John , $800/$100 ?this John and wf? Ester Catharine 1792, sp Benjamin Joder and wf Ester Catharina (Oley Ref) Samuel 1794, sp Caspar Spahn and Eva Susanna 1799, sp Friedrich Ohnmacht andElisabeth Note that 1800 census shows no children for the John Traut in Colebrookdale but baptisms for 3 children at Oley Reformed. Note, the other John Traut in the records is s/o Jacob of Earl. | TRAUT, John (I625333721)
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| 313 | 1800 census, pg 593, 50010-10010 1810 census 1820 census, Pike Twp, widow Fry, 220100-10111 Admin of 11 Dec 1802 to Mary the widow and Frederick Herb (Admin book 6:83 dated 4 Dec 1802) Orphans Court, 5:67, 2 Mar 1804, mentions: Mary Fry, widow of John Adam Adam, Jacob, Daniel, Elizabeth, John, Henry, Margaret, and David, minors 14 Oley Hill Church: Adam and Elisabeth (Herb) had: sp 1790 to Andreas Nester and Catharine (Herb) Jacob, 1793, sp Jacob Frey and Barbara Herb Daniel, 1794, sp Daniel Reitenauer and Salome (Herb) Elisabeth 1795, sp Heinrich Hess and Elisabeth sp 1795 to Daniel Trumheller and Elizabeth Johannes 1797, sp Jacob Herb and Catharine sp 1797 sp to Daniel Reinauer and Salome (Herb) Adam and Maria (Herb) had: Heinrich, 1799, sp Henrich Frey and Margaretha Margaret, 1800/1, sp Henrich Frey and Elisabeth Hess David, 1803, sp Jacob Herb and Catharine (after Adam's death obviously!) I'm guessing Adam is a son of Jacob, and baptized at Oley Hill in 1766 | FREY, John Adam (I625333490)
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| 314 | 1800 census, pg 603, Earl, Jacob Swably, 00010-20100 1800 census, pg 603, Earl, Jacob Swably, 00010-10100 (by other Jacob) 1810 census, pg 758, Earl, Jacob Swabley, 40010-20010 1810 census, pg 758 Earl, John J Swabley, 20010-21010 1820 census, pg 123, Earl (Swafle) perhaps Jacob, s/o Jonathan, baptized 1777 at Oley Hill? single 1797 at Oley Hill? Jacob and Barbara Mathias married 1795 at Oley Hill 1820 census, Earl, Jacob Endy, 100100-10100 | SCHWEBLY, Jacob (I625334617)
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| 315 | 1800 census, pg 606, Greenwich, 21010-21010 1810 census, pg 400, Sommerset Co?? | LAUB, Henry (I625334711)
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| 316 | 1800 census, pg 607, Greenwich, 10010-20010 1810 census, pg 825, Upper Mahantongo, 21000-30010 (widow of Philip) 1820 census, pg , Upper Mahantongo, 020000-1010-200 (Maria) 1830 census, pg 67, Upper Mahantongo, 1 age 50-60 (Maria, next to Frederick) (in 1800 census, listed near Michael and Andrew Snyder) (in 1800 census, listed next to Conrad Spohn and Samuel Sheffer) sp (Philip w/Christina Hiegelman) -> 1791 Philip Mueller and wf Catharina sp - 1801 Andreas Schneider and wf Magdalena ?this one? at Schwartzwald: Philip, single sp -> 1794, Jacob Rahn and wf [Elisabetha Schneider of Windsor][M1789] #################################################### I believe this is the right Philip in Berks County mainly because of: - the good fit in the 1800 census, Greenwich - it appears that Philip disappears from Berks County at the time this one shows up in the tax listing of Mahantongo Twp - he had a daughter Magdalena and a wife named Maria at the right time/place #################################################### other Philips (Albany and Windsor Twps) 1800 census, pg 550, Albany, 11110-20010 1810 census, pg 605, Albany, 10010-42010 1800census, Windsor, 00010-31010 (near John Snyder) at the Eck Church in 1795 with wife Margaretha (child Rebecca) at the Eck Church in 1798 with wife Maria?(child Salome) Philip of Windsor and Elisabeth Neuman, married Apr 9 1795 (at Schwartz.) "Philip Snyder of Albany came from Bloomsburg, PA, ref Montgomery's Berks book, pg 678)" 1810 census, pg 637, Windsor, 20010-32010 (with John 00010-20010) at Moselem in 1806 with wife Margaretha (son Philip) probably son of John who died in 1805 in Windsor with sons Philip and John, and sons in law Jacob and Adam Rahn (see above) note - land records (this is the other Philip I think) Berks Deed 18:31, 1798, John Snyder and Elizabeth to Philip Snyder 220.5 Acres, Patent 1 Dec 1739. 27 Apr 1783 to John Snyder. on Schuylkill River, East Bank, N70E, 234p post, S20E, 132p stump, S70W 330p ash by river up river 150p to beginning #################################################### | SCHNEIDER, Philip (I625335099)
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| 317 | 1800 census, pg 607, Greenwich, 40010-20010 1840 census, Muncy Creek Margaretha 1796, sp George Beck and wf Eva (Sohn) (his Aunt) Catharina 1798, sp Jacob Ely and Elisabeth sp -> 1801, Philip Schneider and wf Maria or death year is 1842? | SCHNEIDER, Andreas (I625335143)
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| 318 | 1800 census, pg 621, Longswamp, 00010-10100 1810 census, pg 23, Macungie 1820 census, pg 178, Macungie 1830 census, pg 061, Macungie (x2) 1840 census, pg212, Lower Macungie 1850 census, pg 158, Lower Macungie single sp -> 1792,Jacob Reiner and Elisabetha [Wagner] (at Lehigh) single sp -> 1794, Jacob Desch and Elisabetha (at Lehigh) sp -> 1798, George Trein and Maria B. Elisabeth 1799, sp Johann Hainli and Elisabetha sp -> 1801, Jacob Wagner and Catharine (at Longswamp) Johannes 1801, sp Adam Desch and Gertraut [Wagner] (at Lehigh) Catharina 1802, sp Johann Drescher and Catharina Heynle Hannah 1805, sp George Treyn and Barbara Rachel 1809, sp Johannes Drescher and Catharina [Heinle] | WAGNER, Johann George (I625333183)
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| 319 | 1800 census, pg 621, Longswamp, 00110-10010 1810 census, pg 788, Longswamp 1820 census 1830 1840 census, pg 263?, Longswamp 1850 census, pg 069, Longswamp, Salome Walb 74, Mary 48, Reuben Geist 22, David Geist 19 (by Jacob Walb 67, weaver and his family) 1860 census, Longswamp, Salome Walb 83, in home of Jacob Walb 59, Sarah 36, Susanna 16, William 15 | WALB, Jacob (I625333323)
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| 320 | 1800 census, pg 622, Longswamp, 10010-20010 (Heyman) 1810 census, pg , Macungie Benjamin 1792, sp Frederick Kieffer (at Delongs Church) Joseph 1795, sp Daniel Herb and Christina Hausman? [really nee Heuman] Susanna 1797, sp Susanna Danckel (at Lehigh Church) Elisabeth 1799, sp Conrad R___ and Elisabeth Sauerwein (at Lehigh Church) Lydia 1802, sp Johannes Kieffer and Christina (at Longswamp) Jonas 1815, sp Johan Geringer and wf Christina Wagner (at Zion New Bethel) Elisabeth Heyman, widow of Joseph, died 24 Mar 1819, Salisbury Twp note: will of Mary Elisabeth [Schwartz] Ruth, 1800/1800, Macungie, mentions: Susanna w/o Abraham Romig Elisabeth, w/o Joseph Heyman Magdalena w/o David Dauckel Peter, Sallie, brother Daniel Swartz (husband likely is Philip Ruth, died 1783, ex. Daniel Schwartz) Philip Ruth and Elisabeth had Susanna baptized at Longswamp in 1775, etc. Susanna Heuman 17 Feb 1797-24 Apr 1859, wife of Solomon Goebel, is buried at Union Cemetery, West End, Allentown, PA Note- is Joseph Jr the one who moved to Pickaway Co, OH before 1850? | HEUMAN, Joseph (I625334568)
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| 321 | 1800 census, pg 630, Manheim, 10100-00100 1800 census, Manheim Twp, Henry Dewalt (septennial census) 1810 census, pg 808, Muncy Creek 1820 census, pg 113,Muncy Creek, 301201-12111 (F hard to read) single sps -> 1798, Frederick Kramer and Maria (Summerhill) Simon 1799, sp Matheus Heim and Maria | DEWALD, Henrich (I625333650)
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| 322 | 1800 census, pg 641, Berks, 30010-10010 Jacob Weist of Mahantongo (in Letters of Admin) From Floyd's History of Northumberland County: WIEST. The Wiest family of the southern section of Northumberland county had its origin in Berks county, Pa., where one Jacob Wiest settled about 1758, in Oley township.The following year (1759), when the first tax was collected, he paid a federal tax of four pounds sterling, $10.64 (the Pennsylvania pound being reckoned at $2.66). In 1759 his son Jacob, Jr. was assessed among the "single men." According to tradition the Jacob Wiest (1775-1811) who founded the family in Northumberland county, settling in that section of Mahanoy township now embracedin Jordan township, was in the Third generation from (that is, a grandson of)the Jacob who settled in Oley township in 1758 and the third in direct line to bear the name of Jacob, which has always been a favorite family name, there being a fourth and fifth Jacob in this line. The family has become a numerous one in Northumberland county and its representatives are found in various vocations. Jacob Wiest born Jan. 5, 1775, in Oley township, Berks county, died Aug. 14, 1811. He came to Northumberland county with his family from Yellow House, Berks county. He married Barbara Fick, born Jan. 29, 1774, who long survived him, dying Sept. 11, 1855. She married for her second husband Michael Sallende. To Jacob and Barbara (Fick) Wiest were born six children: (1) John is mentioned below. (2) Samuel, born Aug. 21, 1795, died Jan. 3, 1867. He was a butcher by occupation. He married Eve Klinger, born Jan. 16, 1794, died Jan. 18, 1870, and they had children as follows: John (known as "Oley John") marriedLucy Beisel, was a farmer and lived in Jordan township (he went to Californiato hunt for gold); Jacob K. is mentioned below Hannah married Isaac Rothermel; Jestina (1828-1872) married William W. Shartle; Polly married Peter Rebuck;Catharine married Samuel Clark Barbara married Daniel Snyder. (3) Jacob is mentioned below. (4) Daniel, who lived at Sacramento, Pa., had children: George, Edward, John and Philip. (5) Mary married Joseph Tobias, (6) Catharine married Peter Klinger. | WUST, Jacob (I625333692)
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| 323 | 1800 census, pg 642, Northampton, Whitehall, 01101-20101 | CREUTZ, John George (I625336566)
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| 324 | 1800 census, pg 645, Whitehall, 11010-30010 1810 census, pg 47, Whitehall 1820 census, pg 177, Macungie 1830 census, pg 070, Macungie | SEIP, Johann Peter (I625332705)
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| 325 | 1800 census, pg 670, Pine Grove, 00010-10100 1800 census, Pine Grove (septennial census) 1810 census, pg 841, Pine Grove, 30010-31010 1820 census, pg 074,Pine Grove, 321101-22010 1830 census, pg 072, Wayne Twp, 1211 102-0001 001 Elisabetha 1799, sp Elisabeth Confer (St Johns) Peter 1802/3, sp Peter Conferand Margaretha (Jacobs) Daniel 1803, sp Wilhelm Kramer and Catharine (Hetzels) Rosina 1804, sp Margaretha Confer (St Johns) Maria Eva 1806, sp John Adam Diehl and wf Eva (at Hetzels) Daniel 1808, sp Wilhelm Kremer and fw Catharina Catharine 1811, sp George Bayer and Magdalena (Hetzels) Jonathan 1813, sp George Nagel and Margaretha (St Johns) Jacob 1815, sp Jacob Weber and Elisabeth Magdalena 1817, sp Henrich Confer and Catharine Antonius 1819, sp Andrew Wernerand Catharine William 1821, sp Peter Merz and Catharine Benjamin 1823, sp Johann Sterner and Magdalena Jared 1826, sp George Mennig and Elisabeth sp -> 1830, Samuel Sterner and Catharine sp -> 1833, Johannes Kramer and Elisabeth | KRAMER, Daniel (I625333742)
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| 326 | 1800 census, pg 670, Pine Grove, 20010-20110 1800 census, Pine Grove, Geo Klemence, laborer (septennial census) 1810 census, Dauphin Co? 1820 census, pg 117 Perry Twp, Union Co or 1820 census, pg 182, Wayne Twp, Miff. Co deed 16:110: John Sample to George Claymentz, 1795/97 deed 22:253: 21 Feb 1804 land from John Moyer of Pinegrove to George Klemens of Pinegrove Elisabeth 1800, sp Elisabeth Sneck? (Jacobs) Catharina 1804, sp Catharina Kramer (at Hetzels) Michael 1806, sp John Schertel and Rosina (Hetzels) John Nicholas 1807/8, sp John Nicolaus Clemens and Margaretha (at Stouchsburg - his uncle probably) | CLEMENS, George (I625334266)
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| 327 | 1800 census, pg 692, Berks, other Twps, 10010-20010 (Ware) 1810 census, pg 825, Upper Mahantongo, 10010-00100 1820 census, pg 091, Upper Mahantongo, 301110-20010 (Very) 1830 census, pg 069, Upper Mahantongo, 0121 0001-0100 001 1840 census,pg 94, Upper Mahantongo, 0002 1001-0001 0001 1850 census, pg 393, Upper Mahantongo, Christina 65, Catherine Maurer 19 (Whery) will of 1845/1847 mentions: wf Christina sons David and Reuben, and Peter, SImon and Solomon, and daughter Salome | WEHRY, Jacob (I625333025)
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| 328 | 1800 census, pg 714, Mahanoy, 10020-20100 (Weary) 1810 census, pg 262, Upper Mahanoy, 41010-30010 1820 census, pg 032, Little Mahanoy, 110301-30012 in Nordwestliche Post paper of 26 Nov 1819, Polly Wehry, d/o Anthony Wehry of Little Mahanoy married John Merz 1 Oct. Estate accounting in books 8:106, 125, 127, 129-39, and 143-59. 8:106 lists widow Catharine and 7 children: George, Mary w/o John Martz, Samuel, Lydia w/o Christian Kramer, Benjamin, Daniel, and Catharine, 2/o Jacob Startzel (1 Apr 1836) | WEHRY, John Anthony (I625333026)
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| 329 | 1800 census, pg 730, Penn Twp, 20200-00100 1810 census, pg 302, Penn Twp, 21010-10100 1820 census, pg 098, Williamsport, 111101-11001 | BASTIAN, Andrew (I625333147)
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| 330 | 1800 census, pg 861, Franklin Co, 10110-20010 1810 census, pg 740, Brunswick,22010-31010 1820 census, pg 036, Brunswick, 111301-13001 | MATZ, Johannes (I625333693)
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| 331 | 1800 census, pg 954, Wayne Co, 11101-10101 | MANNINGTON, William (I625337065)
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| 332 | 1800 census, pg Somerset Co, pg 555, 40011-10100 (Henry Stainborough?) 1810 census, Wayne Twp, 32010-21100 Henry Stainbruch 1820 1830 1840 1850 census, Brush Creek Twp, Muskingum, pg 059, Henry Stainbrook 80, farmer, $2000, PA, Eve C 62, PA, Philip 23 Oh, James 18, Sarah Ann 21 | STEINBRUCH, Heinrich (I625335832)
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| 333 | 1800 census, Salisbury, pg 626, 30110-10010 | KLOTZ, Ludwig (I625334850)
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| 334 | 1800 census, Upper Saucon, Henry Reinhart, 21201-21101 | REINER, Henry (I625333255)
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| 335 | 1800 census, Westmoreland, pg 122, 00100-10100 one source says married 1 Catharina Eva Swope married 2 Nancy Ann Gardner Lovell (11 Dec 1828) died Aug 1845, Washington Twp, Clermont Co, OH | HILL, John Daniel (I625335551)
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| 336 | 1800 census, Westmoreland, pg 243, 20100-20100 service in 5th Regiment, Continental Line (Captain) 1776-1777 (?) Jacob and Christina: Johannes 1787, sp Johannes Dunkelberger and Maria [Hill] (at Windsor Ziegels) ?sp -> 1789, Elias Wagner and wf (at Schwartzwald) (this is pretty far away though) and atSpies (this is a different Jacob and Christina who stayed at Spiess): sp -> 1785, George Lora and wf John 1791, sp Jacob Schmidt and Susanna sp -> 1792, John Hufnagel and Margaret Elisabeth 1794, sp Jacob Sched and Elisabeth Schmeck Sarah 1800, sp Paul Brautigam and Barbara or died 9 Jan 1823? | HILL, Jacob (I625335549)
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| 337 | 1807 tax list, Upper Mahantongo Twp 1800 census, pg 692, 00100-10100 1810 census, pg 293, Mahantongo Twp, NC, 20010-21010 Henry Kluck 1820 census, Upper Mahanoty, NC, 000100-10100 ?? Lydia 1795, sp Catharine Klock Solome 1803,sp Heinrich Steiner and Catharine Catharine 1805, sp Jacob Klock and Elisabeth Daniel 1808, sp John Klein and Elisabeth From History of Northumberland County, pg 357: Henry located in Indiana, where his descendants still live; But I don't see anything to suggest that he really did move there. note - 1850 census has an H.G. Klock, pg 162, Scott Twp, Steuben Co, IN and Reuben Clock, pg 159, Green Fork Twp, Randolph Co, IN and Samuel Clock, Montgomery and Wayne Co, IN | KLOCK, Heinrich (I625333313)
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| 338 | 1807 tax list, Upper Mahantongo Twp 1810 census, pg 826, Upper Mahantongo, 20010-30010 1820 census, pg 98, Upper Mahantongo, 300010-12110 1830 census, pg 067, Upper Mahantongo, 0121 1001-0101 0001? 1840 census, pg 095, Upper Mahantongo 1850 census, pg 391, Upper Mahantongo, Catherine 71, Catherine Hopick? 20 son 1800, sp Casper Hepler and Anna Maria (at Himmel) | HEPLER, Christopher (I625333189)
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| 339 | 1810 1820 1830 census, pg 465 Colebrookdale, 0 - 0000 001 (age 40-50) tombstone supposedly says d/o Nicholas and Eva will mentions: children of brother Franz (except his son John) children of brother Melchior children of sister Sabina children of sister Christina children of sister Catharina John Schmidt of Colebrookdale (no relationship specified) executor is friend Johannes Guldin of Colebrookdale estate mentions 2 tracts of land, 56A and 26A, inBrecknock Twp, sold by OC 11 Nov 1836 1 half part of 35A in Robison Twp, soldby OC 11 Nov 1836 in estate is mentioned John Smith Esq (not sure nature ofentry) | SCHMIDT, Elisabeth (I625335845)
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| 340 | 1810 1820 census, pg 053, Manheim, 200010-01010 1830 census, pg 053, Manheim, 1110 01-0100 1 1840 census, pg 047, Manheim, 1000 101-1100 1 | KRAMER, Thomas (I625333665)
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| 341 | 1810 1820 census, pg 062, Manheim, 321210-01010 1830 census, pg 051, Manheim, 0022 2001-0100 001 1840 | DEIBERT, Johan (I625333663)
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| 342 | 1810 census 1820 census 1830 census 1840 census 1850 census, Oley, JacobFlicker, mason 60, Maria 63 | FLICKER, Jacob (I625335958)
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| 343 | 1810 census 1820 census, Earl, Geo. Hertline, 410010-10011 1830 census 1840census 1850 census, Earl Twp, George Hartline Sr, 70, Anna M 66, Elizabeth25, Ezra 23 laborer, David 11 sp (George with Margaret Schwebel) -> 1799 Jacob Schwebel and Barbara Magdalena 1812, Magdalena Hartlein (mother?) (at OleyHill) Susanna 1814/5, Samuel Hartlein and Catharine (who?) sp -> 1815, John Schwable and Eleanora sp -> 1816, John Dileplane and Elisabeth Henrietta 1816/7, - (at Oley Reformed) sp -> 1818, Jacob Flicker and Catharine Susanna 1821, Christina Fogly [Hartlein] (at Oley Hill) deed 53:235, land from George Jrto George Sr, Earl Twp, 1844 | HÄRTLEIN, George (I625335355)
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| 344 | 1810 census, Bucks, pg 887, Richland 1820 census, Bucks, pg 054, Richland 1830 census, Bucks, pg 224, Richland or 230, Springfield note sure if Barbara is really the wife of Abraham. She is buried in the same cemetery though. | STERNER, Abraham (I625336980)
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| 345 | 1810 census, Lehigh, 30110-00010 (Henry and Jacob Rape) 1820 census, pg 250, Lehigh 1830 census, pg 105, Lehigh, 0211 1001-0001 0001 (Rape) 1833, LehighTwp, Admin 4352, Henry Raph | REEB, Henry (I625335500)
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| 346 | 1810 census, pg 12, Lowhill 1820 census, pg 163, Lowhill 1830 census, pg 111, Lowhill 1840 census, pg 245, Lowhill 1850 census, Lowhill, Jacob Hartman Snr 69, laborer, Maria 74 | HARTMAN, Jacob (I625334451)
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| 347 | 1810 census, pg 13, Lowhill 1820 census 1830 census, pg 108, Lowhill 1840 census 1850 census 1860 census single sp -> 1801, Johannes Muller and Susanna (at Heidelberg) Conrad and Maria: sp -> 1814, Samuel Boger and Hannah (Weisenberg) sp -> 1816, Martin Seibert and Salome [Knerr] sp -> 1819, George Sell and Maria Magdalena (Ziegels) Conrad and Magdalena: (?) sp -> 1820, Christian Knerr and Magdalena (Weisenberg) Mary, wife of Conrad Knerr, mentioned in estate of Rev John Henry Helfrich, OC 25 Jan 1811 | KNERR, Johan Conrad (I625332611)
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| 348 | 1810 census, pg 220, Sunbury, 20210-10200 1820 census, pg 054, Sunbury, 521101-11110 1830 census, pg 188, Sunbury 1840 census, pg 238, Sunbury 1850 census, pg 206, Sunbury, Henry 75, merchant, etc. single sp -> 1797, Peter Gax and Elisabeth (at Spiess) Northumberland County Acct book 3:743 From Floyd's History of Northumberland County, pg 499: Henry Masser, another son of Matthias, the emigrant ancestor, was born Feb. 11, 1775, in Oley Berks Co., Pa., and died July 17, 1853. After learning the trade of tinsmith he engaged in business for a short time at Gettysburg and Harrisburg, Pa., in 1801 coming toSunbury, Northumberland county, and establishing himself in business in the same line. In 1809 he enlarged his business, dealing in general merchandise thereafter and he continued in that business until 1852 shortly before his death; Throughout this long period he was at the one location, occupying the two story brick building on the south side of Market Street on the second lot west of Center alley. He was prominent in the public affairs of his day, serving as county commissioner, 1808-11; as county auditor, 1813-14, and 1820-22; and as justice of the peace for many years. On Dec. 5, 1802, Henry Masser married Mary Barbara Baldy, who was born at Sunbury July 11, 1785, daughter of Paul Baldy, and died at that place June 24, 1828; her funeral sermon was preached from the text Luke 1:30. They had a family of twelve children, viz.: Mary Catharine, born Aug. 31, 1803, died April 4, 1805; Elizabeth, born June15, 1805, married Rev. Jeremiah Shindell, of Allentown, Pa., who died before her; William, born Sept. 4, 1807, was a farmer and lived near Three Rivers, Mich.; Henry B., born Aug. 17, 1809, died July 8, 1897, is mentioned below;John was born June 17, 1811; Mary Ann, born May 6, 1813, married Francis Bucher, of Sunbury, whom she survived, her death occurring Oct. 1, 1903; Peter B.,born April 11, 1815, died Nov. 14, 1866; Charles, born Feb. 14, 1817, died Aug. 1, 1841; George Washington, born Feb. 22, 1819, died March 13, 1870; Jacob B., born Jan. 17, 1820, died Sept. 10, 1876; Edward Baldy, born May 9, 1822, died Nov. 7, 1852; Henrietta A., born Oct. 16, 1824, died Aug. 10, 1832. will mentions: William of Michigan Henry Peter George Washington Jacob Elizabeth Shindel w/o Jeremias Mary Bucher w/o Francis | MASSER, Henry (I625333422)
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| 349 | 1810 census, pg 223, Bushkill (Rob) 1820 census, pg 112, Lehigh (Rape) 1830 census, pg 295, Beaver Co, New Sevi. (Rape) 1830 will/admin, John Repp, Northampton Co, #4109 | REPH, John (I625335501)
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| 350 | 1810 census, pg 255, Upper Mahanoy, 31111-01111 1820 census, pg 003, Upper Mahanoy, 0103 01-11101 1830 census, pg 226, Upper Mahanoy | BEISEL, Jacob (I625333209)
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