Other Events:

• Immigration: 10 Nov 1764, PA ("Boston")
• _UID: D9DD1C4BF5284E48A7B2257A1AA872B2AEEE

Notes:

the name Anna Catharine is from the baptism at Reading (since Catharine would
be short for Anna Catharine in the German naming convention). She's mentioned
as just Catharine in 1799 deed.

Catharine signed by the mark "T" on deed L:122 of 1799 when
selling land to their daughter Susanna.

Jacob sold land to Nicholas Shipman in 1805 without his wife's signature, so
presumably she had died by then.

Someone sent me this (need to check my email inbin for source). Not sure if
it will match up:

"One thing he had was a maiden name for Jacob's wife. He has her as Anna Catharin Hinsberger with a question mark following the name. I don't know if he means the spelling maybe wrong or the entire name. She is listed as dau. of Georg Hinsberger and Elizabeth. He also has a father for Jacob, Peter which could be a good guess given how often Peter turns up in the early Conrad ancestors. He has Peter and Jacob being from Prussia."

A place on the net has this Jacob Conrad m Catharine Hinsberger, child Anne-Marie
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/laurent.grimmonprez/GRIMMONPREZ_000/Fiches/D2/P7.htm#5

Anna married Jacob CONRATH Bef 1761, Germany. Jacob was born Abt 1740, Germany; died Jun 1812, Sunbury, Northumberland Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Immigration: 10 Nov 1764, PA ("Boston")
• _UID: 9B69BC9001E843C0A30D550E287F53458E90

Notes:

in Feb 23 1816 issue of Northumberland Republicaner, several days ago, Mrs. Malick,
wife of David Malick of Augusta Twp died.

note that Dr. Meiser lists a daughter Mary who married Bernard Renn. No way.
Bernard Renn came from the Falckner Swamp area. His wife, if she's a Conrad,
probably came from the Conrad's in that area.

Mary married David MELICK Bef 1783, Northumberland Co, PA. David was born 11 Oct 1758; died 26 Oct 1834, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Unknown: 13 Aug 1790, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA (50 A, Warrant); Bought_land
• Immigration: 10 Nov 1764, PA ("Boston")
• _UID: 2ECBA6877B0F4E91A43E8D1003EEC6995EAD

Notes:

Northumberland, Nicholas, 50A, land=13 Aug 1790

not in 1784 tax list
1785 tax, Augusta Twp, $10.0 single
1786 tax, Augusta Twp, $10.0 single
1787 tax, Augusta Twp, $10.0 single

1790 census, Augusta Twp, 1-0-1
1800 census, Augusta Twp, 10110-00010
1810 census, Sunbury, pg 217
1820
1830 census, Meadville Boro, pg 002 (John N.)

1818 tax, Mead Twp, 1house and lot $500, 10 as. outlot $150, 1H $40, 1C $12
1824 tax, Mead, 10A island $100

1835 tax, Mead, 5A

Nicholas and Magdalena sold their land in Sunbury in 1814 (deed S:318).
It mentions Jacob land, lots 255 and 256 on the north side of Hurtleberry St.
Mentions Nicholas and Mary, but signed by Nicholas and Magdalena.

Jacob Stainbrook of Crawford County gave Letter of Attorney to Nicholas Conrad
in 1812/13, deed Q:831.

Is this the Nicholas who also moved to Crawford County?
Deed A1:506, 13 Mar 1803, Nicholas Conrod, innkeeper of Crawford Co
buys a lot in Meadville
Deed E1:211, 8 Jul 1813, Nicholas Conrod of Meadville buys
land on island opposite Meadville (along the bank of French Creek)

###################
The following is from an affadavit
Nicholas Conrad made on behalf of Mary Magdalena (Schaefer) Peiffer, 16 March 1838,
pension file #R.8078, John George Peiffer):

Also came John Nicholas Conrad, who, on his solemn oath duly administerd, says he
was born on the 15th, of October 1764, that in the fall of 1773, his father moved
from near Reading Pennsylvania to Mahanoy Township, Northumberland County
Pennsylvania, and that soon after, deponent became acquainted with Mary M.
Shaffer, now Mrs Peiffer, the within applicant and daughter of John Shaffer who
then resided in said Township about six miles distant from deponents fathers. That
about the year 1776 he became acquainted with George Peiffer, who also resided
in said Township, about 13 miles from deponents, and that the said George Peiffer and
Mary M. Shaffer were intermarried, as deponent belives, in the forepart of the year
1781 - that he knows of the said Peiffer'smarching as a volunteer and militia man
from Mahanoy Township in the spring of 1777, for the neighborhood of Philadelphia
and as deponent understood at thetime, was to join this regiment, or men under
the command of Col. Potter of Pennsylvania, and afterwards learnt, that the
said Peiffer had been in the battle of Germantown, but deponent cannot now say
how long he was out in ervice, but is of the belief it was six months. After the
marriage of the said Peifferin the summer of 1782, deponent with many others in
Mahanoy Township, was called upon to
march against the Indians, he went to Sunbury, the place of rondezvous, when he
saw Peiffer on duty ready to march, but in a different company to that in which
deponent was.- he marched up the West branch and Peiffer up the North Branch, but
how long said Peiffer was out deponent cannot say. Afterdeponent moved to
Meadville Penna. in the year 1802, when he has continued toresided ever since,
with an interval from 1807 to 1814 - the said Peiffer also moved to the said County
about the year 1803. It was always understood in Mahanoy that Peiffer had been
out at different times on duty against the British and Indians, but how often and
when from the great lapse of time and failureof memory, deponent cannot now tell
except as above stated. He always considered him, as well as his wife, as
credible persons, and in whose word full reliance could be placed.
Sworn in open court. March 1838. "Jo han Nich laus Conrath"

##################### from another source:
Died 17 August 1841, age 77 (or per Crawford Statesman, 19 Aug. 1841)

I would guess that Nicholas wasreally born in 1763, not 1764 as from the
statement above. That would match his death being at age 77, and that he
wouldn't have been born on the boat (!).

Johan married Magdalene UNKNOWN Abt 1789, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. Magdalene was born Abt 1768; died Mar 1851, Meadville, Crawford Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Baptism: 29 Sep 1765, Trinity Lutheran Church, Reading, Berks Co, PA
• Probate: 29 Aug 1815, Northumberland Co, PA
• Will: 8 Jul 1815, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA
• _UID: 891042FE34294C07B95AFBCE954CC626327C

Notes:

Name Suffix: Junior
Northumberland, Jacob, 251.40 acres, 25 May 1802

1787 tax, Augusta, $10.0, single (s/o Jacob)

1800 census, Augusta, Jacob, 1800, 00010-10011
1810 census, Augusta, Jacob, 1810, pg 223

will mentions wfCatharine
Catharine w/o John Zerfoss
Jacob
Elizabeth
Henry
John
John Nicholas (under 21)
John
George
Peter
Christian
David
(children appear to bein birth order)
will is signed Jacob Conrath. Executors are his brothers Henry Conrad and John Conrad.
Witnesses are George Long, Henrich Conrath and Andrew Albertz?

Deed Y:224 of 1831/2, has Christian Conrad selling his share of his land to Henry
Masser, Esq. "the mount due me at my mother's death from John Nicholas
Conrad [executor?] under the will of my father Jacob Conrad of Augusta Twp desc."
.. giving full power of assigns ... with said Nicholas.

FromHistory of Northumberland County, pg 705:
The other Jacob Conrad, farmer of Augusta township, "being sick
and weak," made his will July 8, 1815, and it was probated Aug. 29,
1815. His wife's name was Catharine, and the following sons and
daughters are mentioned: Catharine (married John Zerfoss), Jacob,
Elizabeth, Henry, John Nicholas (under twenty-one), John, George, Peter,
Christianand David.

************************ A note on his son Christian:

Biographical Souvenir of the Counties of Delaware & Buchanan, IA, Vol II,
1890:
Christian Coonrod, a farmer, residing in Coffin's Grove township, about
six miles northwest of Manchester, is certainly the oldest man in Delaware
county, and probably the oldest man in northeast Iowa. He says that he was
born September 22, 1780. He would, therefore, at this writing (September,
1890) be 110 yearsold. There are no means at hand for verifying the dates,
the fact as to the time of his birth resting upon his memory, unsupported by
any corroborative evidence. Still, if we grant Mr. Coonrod the same privileg
in reference to testifying for himself as to his age that we grant other men,
and take his statement in reference to that fact as we take the statements of
other men, the date above given must stand in the record as the time when he
made his appearance inthis world. He was born in Cumberland county, PA, and
comes of ancestry which, according to his statement, was remarkable for its
longevity. His father, Jacob Coonrod, lived to be only 55, but his
grandfather Coonrod reached the great age of 106; his grandmother Coonrod was
something over 100, while his mother died at 102 and his maternal grandfather
at 97. He is of German & French extraction, his father having been a native
of Germany & his mother, whose maiden name was Catherine Steinbrook, a native
of France. Christian Coonrod was reared in Cumberland county, PA. He served
in the War of 1812, taking part in the assault on Queenstown heights & the
battle of Fort Erie, witnessing Perry's great victory on the lake, & concluded
his military career at Sackett's harbor, where he was discharged at the end of
the war. He remembers events connected with the war quite well, but he can
not fix dates. This, and the fact that he lost his discharge papers years
ago, has prevented his getting a pension for his military services at that
time.
Returning to Pennsylvania at the close of the War of 1812, Mr. Coonrod
took up farming, & followed it until the Erie canal was opened to traffic,
when he sought & secured employment on that, running a line boat for several
years between the chief commercial points on that water-way. He had
previously operated a small boat on the Schuylkill River,when Philadelphia
was a place of only a few thousand, Reading, a small country town, &
Pittsburgh consisted of two stores & a boarding-house.

Johann married Catharine STEINBRUCH Abt 1790, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. Catharine (daughter of George Frederich STEINBRUCH and Catharine UNKNOWN) was born Abt 1769, Greenwich Twp, Berks Co, PA; died 20 Jan 1848, Northumberland Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Unknown: 4 Apr 1802, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA (Deed L:616); Land_agreement
• Unknown: 17 May 1802, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA (171A + 85A, Deed L:645); Sold_land
• Unknown: 14 May 1804, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA (89 A, 32 P, Deed M:398); Bought_land
• Unknown: 4 Feb 1812, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA (100A, Deed R:124); Sold_land
• Occupation: Farmer
• Probate: 12 Jun 1837, Northumberland Co, PA
• Will: 30 May 1837, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA
• _UID: D7FDD0B89F364B469A4E9E1F7BE7606C9533

Notes:

Name Suffix: Senior

will 3:270

Northumberland, Peter, 300A, land=31 Dec 1792 (Conaid?)
Northumberland, Peter, 92.111, 10 Jan 1812

1800 census, pg 661, Augusta Twp, 50010-10010-00
1810 census, pg 223, Augusta Twp, 42010-31010, farmer
1820 census, pg 016, Augusta Twp, 2113 01-1110 1
1830 census, pg 181, Augusta Twp, 0002 0001-1000 0000 1

1827 poor tax, $24.

Deed L:616 has Frederick Stinebrook releasing his claim on land in Augusta Twp
that he filed a caveat against Peter Conrad for. April 1802

Deed L:645 has Peter Conrad of Augusta and Magdalena his wife selling land to
Valentine Miller in May 1802. land is by Edward Shippon, Frederick Stinebrook and Peter's
other land. (the name is Petter Chunrath, signed by an X. wf Mattena "X" Chunrath).

same page, Frederick Stinebrook and Catharine his wife sell land to Valentine Miller.

Peter bought land from Alexander Hunter in 1804 (deed M:398)

Henry Conrod and wf Mary sold land to Valentine Hanabaugh. Mentions that
Peter Conradand Madelina sold land to Henry in 1812. Land is by heirs of
Conrad Weiser, Valentine Miller, and Peter and Henry Conrad. (R:124)

sp (Peter) -> Jacob Moore
sp - 1815 Philip Weiser and Catharina [Malick]
sp -> 1822 August Huey andMaria

Will mentions:
Daniel, Peter's farm
John, the farm he lives on (60A)
Henry, 100A of land
Jacob, 50A of land
George, 60A if he stays sober
Christian, part of Peter's farm
David, $100
c/o Catherine Wagner decd
c/o Margaret Barger decd,
Magdelina Kreager (wf of Samuel),
Elizabeth Keidlinger of French Creek, Crawford Co,
wf Magdalena
Peter Jr.

From History of Northumberland County, pg 705:
Of a later date is the will of Peter Conrad, Senior, pioneer, who
lived in Augusta township Northumberland county, and whose wife was
Magdalena. He evidently died advanced in years, and his will, made May
30, 1837, was probated June 12, 1837. The children were: Jacob, John,
Henry, Christian, David; Daniel (obtained homestead), Catharine (Mrs.
Wagner, deceased), Magdalena (married Samuel Kreager), Elizabeth (Mrs.
Kreidinger, who lived in French Creek, Crawford Co., Pa.) and Mary (Mrs.
Barger).

######################## OLD NOTES (now know she's a Steinbruch!)
My Dad has Peter's wife listed asa Krieger, but he can't remember the source. I
can't find any Krieger's in the area at the time and find the claim dubious. My
guesses would include:

- the people Peter had land dealings with - Hunter, Stinebrook, etc
- his neighbor and friend George Savage or his wife as a relative of hers
- she might bea sister of Peter's sibling's spouses. ie, Long, Hall, etc.

Since the son Daniel used the middle initial "P", one might guess it was for the
mother's maiden name (like common German usage at the time)

Some people have him as "Peter Christian Conrad". I've seen no contemporary
references to him by that name. It looks to me like someone tried
merging this Peter Conrad with a different Christian Conrad?

Peter married Magdalena (Mattena) STEINBRUCH Abt 1790, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. Magdalena (daughter of George Frederich STEINBRUCH and Catharine UNKNOWN) was born Abt 1772, Berks Co, PA; died Aft 1837, Rockefeller Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Unknown: Abt 1802, Mead Twp, Crawford Co, PA; Migrated
• _UID: 9B7DD1B6C4D2494FA0BD3672252D4486EE58

Notes:

?maybe a twin of Peter, given her age at death was 59
(see Crawford Weekly Messenger, 19 Apr 1827)

see also world family tree,
Robert J. Weller

Elisabeth married John Jacob STEINBRUCH Abt 1790, Northumberland Co, PA. John (son of George Frederich STEINBRUCH and Catharine UNKNOWN) was born 1766, Maxatawny Twp, Berks Co, PA; died 28 Oct 1847, Crawford Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: DAF6DE8C478D47259A2B70BE79FAF520F5EF

Notes:

note:

Deed L:122 has Jacob Conrad giving his daughter Susanna Hall 22 acresof
Crout Garden. signed Jacob Conrath and Catharine (T) her mark, Conrad.
2Sep 1799.

Susanna married George HALL Bef 1787, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. George was born Abt 1764; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: 99F1EF36A3CD4CE7B244A446811CFE8D5A8C

Catharine married George LONG Bef 1812, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. George was born Abt 1771; died PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Probate: 1 Apr 1854, Northumberland Co, PA
• Will: 3 Oct 1851, Lower Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA
• _UID: AEFEE58BFE34407A8D2B6D0DE40D44309F18

Notes:

Name Suffix: Senior

will and death certificate exist

Northumberland, Henry, 20A, land=15 May 1821

1810 census, Augusta Twp, 223
1820 census, Augusta Twp, 016, 1012 01-1110 1
1830 census, Augusta Twp, 176, 0010 0000 01-0001
1840 census, Augusta Twp, 187, 00000 0001-00010 01

1850 census, Lower Augusta Twp, pg 128, Henry 76, Eva 50

sp -> 1816, Samuel Bloom and Magdalena(at Zion Stone) (w/Maria)

Henry Conrad and wf had Henrich 16 Oct 1811, sp parents (at Zion Stone)

Henry Conrod and wf Mary sold land to Valentine Hanabaugh. Mentions that
Peter Conrad and Madelina sold land to Henry in 1812. Land is by heirs of
Conrad Weiser, Valentine Miller, and Peter and Henry Conrad.(R:124)

will mentions children John Peter, Johannes, Henrich, Catharina, Ester, Eva, and
Maria. Executors are Hannes D Conrath and Henrich Conrath. Signed Henrich Conrath.
Peter Conrad and Charles J Conrad were witnesses.

OC 7:249
petition of Conrad Raker (mentions father Frederick Dunkelberger)
Maria decd left issue: Peter, John, Henry, Catherine w/o Bernard Renn now decd (and
remarried Ephraim Lytle), Mary w/o Ephraim Lytle, decd, Eve, and Esther

But note that Henry's will mentions daughter Maria, so how could she have been
dead at this time?

From History of Northumberland County, pg 705:
One Henry Conrad, who is buried at the Augustaville Church, was
born Oct. 8, 1779, and died March 29, 1854. He had a brother John -
possibly the John mentioned above. [note that birth date was off here]

Henrich married Anna Maria DUNKELBERGER Abt 1795, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. Anna (daughter of Friederich DUNKELBERGER and Catharina HAUER) was born 13 Dec 1769; died 5 Nov 1829. [Group Sheet]

Henrich married Eva MILLER Bef 1850, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. Eva was born Abt 1800; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: 4B03AC3C06B547F584CDA8E2600297696AF5

Notes:

Name Suffix: Senior

1800 census, Augusta Twp, 660, 12000-20100
1810 census, Augusta Twp, 223
1820 census, Augusta Twp, 016, 4100 01-1120 1
1830 census, Augusta Twp, 173, 0111 2001-0111 0001 (John Sr)

From History of Northumberland County, pg 705:
Taking up the early records of the Conrads, we findthat John
Conrad, the great-grandfather of George M. Conrad owned a farm of some
four hundred acres east of Sunbury. This John Conrad, born Nov. 18,
1777, died June 11, 1839. He married Julian Cooper, who was born June 1,
1778, andlived and died in Augusta township, passing away Dec. 22,
1841, aged sixty-three years, six months, twenty one days. They had
children as follows: Susanna, married Samuel Herb; Ann Maria married
Decaton Herb and had Julia, Maria, Daniel, Decaton (married Mrs. Maria
Dietrich) and Samuel; William married Susan Huey and (second) a Miss
Bartholomew, and had a son George; Eli married Polly Geringer; George
married Hester Reeser; Daniel married a Miss Wolfe; Sarah married Samuel
Garinger; Julia Ann married Henry Gass; Catharine (Kate) married aMr.
Cooper; Elidia married a Mr. Schrader; Molly married William Miller.

Ibelieve the John buried in Sunbury 1808-1837, is a son of this John (who
lived in Sunbury). I've seen the stones and John Jr is buried with his parents.
He died before his parents with no heirs.

John married Julia Ann COOPER Bef 1800, Northumberland Co, PA. Julia was born 1 Jun 1778; died 22 Dec 1841, Northumberland Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: 4A4165778B424FC7A6ADF1A2AE8EAB5A713C

Notes:

Name Suffix: Junior
1820 census, pg 020, Augusta Twp, 200010-30010
1830 census, pg 174, Augusta Twp, 1110 001-1211 01 (Jr)

David married Maria Catharine HERB Bef 1813, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. Maria (daughter of Johan Daniel HERB and Christina HEYMAN) was born 2 Aug 1793, Rockland Twp, Berks Co, PA; died 17 Aug 1824, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA; was buried Zion (Stone) Church, Augustaville, Northumberland Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: A76B7AF5D7E04D43A43C0F20EA2531738A8D

Notes:

Nickname: Cappy

1830 census, Augusta, pg 182, 0000 1 - 0001 (or s/o Peter?)

1840

1850 census, Highland, Grant Co, Wisconsin, Christian Cunrad50, farmer, (PA),
Elizabeth 38 (PA), Mary E 18 (PA), Geo N 16, David 14, Elizabeth 12, Sarah J 10,
Electa A 6 (MI), Jacob 4 (IL), Newton 1

1860 census, Coffin's Grove, Delware Co, IA, Christian Conrod 68, farmer, (PA)
Elizabeth 45, Mary E 26 (PA), George 24, David 22, Charlotte 21, Jane 19 (PA)
Electa 16 (MI), Peter 13 (IL), Newton 12, Isabell 7, John 5 (IA), Christeen 1 (IA)
$400

1870 census, Coffin's Grove, Delaware Co, IA, Christian Coonrad 80, farmer,
born in PA, Elizabeth 56 (PA), Christina 11 (IA), John O 15 (IA) $1000/357

1880 census, Coffin's Grove, Delaware Co, IA, Christian Coonrad 94, farmer,
bornGermany, Elizabot 67 (PA), Christine 19 (IA) (daughter)
(by Nuton Coonrad 30).

######################################################
http://www.iowaoldpress.com/IA/Polk/1885/NOV.html
Christian Conrad, 104 years, Coffin's Grove, Delaware county

######################################################
Biographical Souvenir of the Counties of Delaware & Buchanan, IA, Vol II,
1890:
Christian Coonrod, a farmer, residing in Coffin's Grove township, about
six miles northwest of Manchester, is certainly the oldest man in Delaware
county, andprobably the oldest man in northeast Iowa. He says that he was
born September 22, 1780. He would, therefore, at this writing (September,
1890) be 110 years old. There are no means at hand for verifying the dates,
the fact as to thetime of his birth resting upon his memory, unsupported by
any corroborative evidence. Still, if we grant Mr. Coonrod the same privileg
in reference to testifying for himself as to his age that we grant other men,
and take his statement in reference to that fact as we take the statements of
other men, the dateabove given must stand in the record as the time when he
made his appearance in this world. He was born in Cumberland county, PA, and
comes of ancestry which, according to his statement, was remarkable for its
longevity. His father, Jacob Coonrod, lived to be only 55, but his
grandfather Coonrod reached the great age of 106; his grandmother Coonrod was
something over 100, while his mother died at 102 and his maternal grandfather
at 97. He is of German & Frenchextraction, his father having been a native
of Germany & his mother, whose maiden name was Catherine Steinbrook, a native
of France. Christian Coonrod wasreared in Cumberland county, PA. He served
in the War of 1812, taking part in the assault on Queenstown heights & the
battle of Fort Erie, witnessing Perry's great victory on the lake, & concluded
his military career at Sackett's harbor, where he was discharged at the end of
the war. He remembers events connected with the war quite well, but he can
not fix dates. This, and the fact that he lost his discharge papers years
ago, has prevented his getting a pension for his military services at that
time.
Returning to Pennsylvania at the close of the War of 1812, Mr. Coonrod
took up farming, & followed it until the Erie canal was opened to traffic,
when he sought & secured employment on that, running a line boat for several
years between the chief commercial points on that water-way. He had
previously operated a small boat on the Schuylkill river, when Philadelphia
was a place of only a few thousand, Reading, a small country town, &
Pittsburgh consisted of two stores & a boarding-house.

Tim's notes:
it certainly seems like Christian belongs in this family, considering hisparents being
Jacob Conrad and Catharine Steinbrook. The ages seem exaggerated, including
his own. Growing up in Cumberland Co could be possible since Christian was
orphaned at a young age. Or it refers to Northumberland.

######################################################
http://iagenweb.org/delaware/bios/misc/Coonrod_Christian.htm
Biography Souven

Other Events:

• _UID: 11499C6E45814BFAB3B662DC316FA7A30020

Notes:

Note, newspaper mentions "Catharina Conrad, d/o Peter Conrad of Augusta Twp"

Catharina married Jacob WAGNER Jun 1814, Northumberland Co, PA (Northu. Rep. Newspaper). Jacob was born Abt 1791; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: 47ADBB3F9A07418FBB2FE7B40840B28B69F4

Notes:

1820 census, Shamokin Twp, 057, 2001 00 - 0010 0
1830 census, Shamokin Twp, 203
1840 census, Shamokin Twp, 162

1850 census, Shamokin Twp, 272, Jacob Conrad 55 farmer, Hannah 56, Reuben 16,
Martha 13?

Note: newspaper mentions "Jacob Conrad, son of Peter Conrad and Hannah Hell
of Shamokin"

Jacob married Hannah HILL 1816, Northumberland Co, PA (Northu. Rep. Newspaper). Hannah was born Abt 1796; died Aft 1850, Northumberland Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: DFB14A994B1048489C1510DDA56058C61FFA

Notes:

doesn't appear to be in 1830 census when the Conrad's were called out with their
parent's names, suggesting he left the area.

(note that Peter gave him the farm he was living on in 1837 - where was it?)

1840 census, Augusta, 1110001-1110 001

1850 census, Lower Augusta Twp, 133, John 53, Sarah 41, William 21, Eliza 14,
Daniel 13, Samuel 9, Solomon 17, Sarah 7, Isaac 4

Note: several people show John as being born in 1802 and a son of Jacob Jr.
I believe he belongs here and that the age in the 1850 census is correct.
The John, s/o Jacob Jr went west with his brother Christian.

John married Sarah UNKNOWN Bef 1829, Northumberland Co, PA. Sarah was born Abt 1809, PA; died Aft 1850, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Unknown: 8 Aug 1854, Lower Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA; LetAdmin
• _UID: C618DA332C4141ADA7E5D316DE981EA6F5C2

Notes:

Name Suffix: Junior

1820 census, Augusta Twp, 016, 0001 00 - 2010 0 (Peter Jr)
1830 census, Augusta Twp, 175, 3000 01- 0100 01 (Peter s/o Peter)
1840 census, Augusta Twp, 187, 0020 001-0101 001

1850 census, Lower Augusta Twp, 127, Peter 52, Susannah 56, Eva 26, Absalom 23,
Ruben 22, Joseph 20, Sarah 18

1860 census, pg 146/#1080, Lower Augusta, Susannah 67, Reuben 32, SarahA 27

Catharina 1817, sp Catharina Hill (at St Peters Blue)
Mary Ann 1819, sp Sara Hile (at Zion Stone)

a death certificate for Peter Jr is on file in Sunbury

Peter married Susanna CONRAD Bef 1817, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. Susanna was born Abt 1791; died 28 Apr 1862, Lower Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Unknown: 18 Dec 1858, Northumberland Co, PA; LetAdmin
• Occupation: Farmer
• _UID: 7B1EC55B2A3449D5BD8654DC85B9EC5426A3

Notes:

admin 4:382 (or 4:629?) to George B Conrad
inventory 11 Jan 1859
accts 7 Jun1860

1820 census, pg 016, Augusta Twp (Henry Jr?), 100100-00100 (?Jr?)
1830 census, pg 173, Augusta Twp (s/o Peter), 3000 01-0000 01
1840 census, pg 187, Augusta Twp, 0221 001-0000 101

1850 census, Lower Augusta Twp, Henry, 53,farmer, $2000, Christiana 59,
Samuel 19 farmer, Benjamin 17, Susanna 26

(who is Susanna? I doubt a daughter based on estate records. Rather, it's
likely a child of a sibling/cousin helping out.
Notice out of order ages, as in kids listed first, then others).

Christiana's land was passed on to Henry (Harry) B. and Benjamin B.
See Deed book TT:373.

1827 poor tax, $45 or $2.68 (probably the latter)

sp - 1819 Peter Conrad and Juliana Wilhelm (wf is Catarina !?)
sp - 1829 John Zimmerman and Magdalena

The reasons for placing Henry here are:
- Henry fits here age wise (consider Peter's will to mention kids inage order)
- Henry died owning the same land described as given from Peter tohis son Henry
in Peter's will
- the 1830 census record for Henry, s/o Peter,match this Henry's family (while others don't)
- the 1820 census (Jr) probably refers to "Younger" in this case, not s/o Henry
- Henry the elder (s/o Jacob Conrath) had a son Henry born much later
- Henry doesn't fit in to the otherfamilies

So I have no doubt he is the son of Peter Conrad

Note how old Henry and Christina are when they are married. Perhaps she or both were marriedbefore? But the estate records don't seem to show any other decendents.

Probably a daughter also. At Stone Church "daughter of Henry Conrad, stillborn,
died/buried 18 aug 1827"

I still see a daughter Susanna showing up as a child of Henry. But she's not mentioned in the estate records, so I doubt that the Susannah from the 1850 census is a daughter of his. Especially the part where Susannah married Daniel Zartman. Daniel shows up in the estate records when Henry died, but as an unbiased neighbor when checking the property. If he was really a son-in-law, he wouldn't be unbiased and wouldn't be evaluating the land for his brothers-in-law. If he did marry Susannah, and she was a Conrad, shewasn't a daughter of Henry. - note - found Susanna Conrad w/o Daniel Zimmerman, buried at Lantz, 8/1/1817 - 6/6/1901 (still not a d/o of Henry in my opinion)

Henry married Maria Christina BASTIAN Bef 1820, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. Maria (daughter of George Michael BASTIAN and Susannah BOLLENDER) was born 21 Mar 1792, Penn Twp, Snyder Co, PA; died 11 Dec 1858, Lower Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA; was buried Emmanuel Lutheran (Old Lantz) Church, Lower Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Unknown: Abt 1824, Wayne Twp, Crawford Co, PA; Migrated
• Unknown: Bef 1830, Mead Twp, Crawford Co, PA; Migrated
• _UID: 1ED6B1F150934EC99CF9BAB44AE35E6A8809

Notes:

I'm guessing that Christian of Crawford Co belongs here. No proof yet.

Note: Jacob Jr also had a son Christian, born circa 1808, who died in Delaware Co,Iowa

1824 tax list, Wayne Twp, single $.80
1825 tax list, Wayne Twp, single
1826 tax list, Wayne Twp
1827 -
1830 tax list, Mead Twp, 50 as. pt. Sitler's
1831 tax list, Mead Twp, 50 as. pt. Sitler's, 1C
1832 tax list, Mead Twp, 50 as. pt. Sitler's, 1C
1833 tax list, Mead Twp, 50A, 1C (also Christian Jr)
1834 tax list, Mead Twp, 50 as pt. Seidlers, 2 oxen
1835 tax list, Mead Twp, 50A, 2 oxen
1836 tax list, Mead Twp, 50A, 2 oxen, 1C

1830 census, Augusta, pg 182, 0000 1-0001 (or s/o Jacob)

1830 census, Mead, pg 009

1840 census

1850 census, Mead Twp, pg 156, Christian famer 49, Sarah 34?, John 17,
Jacob12, Mary 11

marriage in 1826 by Samuel Lord, Esq (both "of" Wayne Twp, Crawford Co)

David, b. ca. 1829, d. Feb. 1850, Mead Twp., Crawford Co., age 21,
fever (1850 mortality schedule)
John, b. ca. 1833; m. by 1858, Mary ______
Nancy, b. ca. 1835, d. March 1850, Mead Twp., Crawford Co., age 15,
fever (1850mortality schedule)
Jacob, b. ca. 1838, m. by 1860, Mary Stainbrook
Mary Ann, b. ca. 1839, m. by 1858, James Kightlinger

Christian married Sarah STEINBROOK 31 Aug 1826, Wayne Twp, Crawford Co, PA. Sarah (daughter of John Adam STEINBRUCH) was born Abt 1806, Crawford Co, PA; died PA. [Group Sheet]

Christian married Ann KIGHTLINGER Aft 1840, Crawford Co, PA. Ann was born Abt 1816, Crawford Co, PA; died 9 Mar 1900, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: 4959C351FAF244CDA3B488A38527AE6AF93B

Notes:

1830 census, pg 176, Augusta, 1001 01-0000 1 (right George?)
1840

1850 census, Lewisburg, pg 59 (and 76), Mary 46, Harriet 24, Elizabeth 21,
Catharine Piper 57, John Barkdall 22

Orphans Court records in Sunbury:
OC 8:271, 1839,mentions children Harriet and Elisabeth. George is considered a drunkard and the court is to appoint a guardian for his children and give them
the land from George's father Peter, per Peter's will.

George married Mary UNKNOWN Bef 1826, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. Mary was born Abt 1804; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: A0F50249A04F4A6E96938464A5A7074B3676

Notes:

Orphans Court records at Sunbury:

OC 8:220, 1839, mentions father Peter Conrad. Appoint Samuel Kreager as
guardian of her children.

what is source ofdates? She was deceased in Peter's will of 1837.

Margaretha married David BARGER PA. David was born Abt 1805; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: B418E043297E4447ABF6D84B8C0277A08A29

Magdalena married Samuel KRIEGER Bef 1837, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. Samuel was born Abt 1805; died Aft 1850, Lower Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: EB0402E78D3E48338E94709BC8D8E07C47AB

Notes:

Nickname: Betty

Elisabeth married Isaac KIGHTLINGER Bef 1837, PA. Isaac was born Abt 1796; died Aft 1860, Randolph Twp, Crawford Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: 13C7DB98F1B04D12BA4BE38FB69A70D1555C

Notes:

I think this is the David that moved to Crawford Co with other children of Peter.
There is a similarly aged David that I have listed under Jacob Conrad Jr.Or
David in Crawford Co is just someone else. No proof yet.

1850 census, Mead Twp, pg 156, David Conrad 39, shingle maker, Elizabeth 32,
Mary E 12, George 15, Eliza 13, Christiana 7, Barbara 5, Peter 3
(next to Jacob Kightlinger 38)

1860 Mead Twp, Crawford Co, David Conrod 50, farm laborer, Elizabeth 35 (55?),
Christian 17, Sarah 12, Peter 10, Edward 8, Harry 5, Charlotte 3, $150/50

1870 Mead Twp, Crawford Co, David Conrad 59, farmer, Elizabeth 56, Peter 21,
Edgar 18, Henry 16, Charlotte L 12

David married Elisabeth STEINBROOK Bef 1835, Crawford Co, PA. Elisabeth was born 12 Apr 1816, Coumbiana Co, OH; died 2 Jan 1902, Randolph Twp, Crawford Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Baptism: 8 Feb 1815, Zion (Stone) Church, Augustaville, Northumberland Co, PA
• _UID: CD8C96770CA54DF3858BDCADEB719AF9DF21

Notes:

1840 census, Augusta Twp, 187, 10001-10011

1850 census, Lower Augusta, pg 137, Daniel 36 farmer, $2500, Lydia 27?, Mary 12,
William 9, Henry 8, Louisa 3,Zacharias 1, Mary Burger 22

1860 census, pg 102,/#767, Lower Augusta, Daniel 47 farmer $3000/600, Lydia 41,
William 20, Mary 22, Henry 17, Catharine L 13, Zacharia 11, Lydia A 9 (by George
Savidge 63)

1870 census, Lower Augusta,Daniel Conrad 57, farmer $10000/1200, Lydia 51,
Zacharia 22, Mary A 22, Louisa Shipman 23, (and Daniel F Shipman 3)

1880 census, Lower Augusta pg 255D, Daniel P, 66 farmer, Lydia 60, Zacharia 31
M.A. (d-i-l) 31, Laura Adams 17 (domestic)


Death in newspaper shows him as "Daniel P"
tombstone is to say "Daniel P"

listed in cemetery listing as "Daniel P Conrad"

Daniel married Lydia KRIEGER Abt 1837, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. Lydia was born 3 Mar 1820; died 28 Feb 1884. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: 0B7BF6881C55442B9858D5B109D61D6FC54D

Notes:

1850 census, Lower Augusta, Daniel 37, farmer, $2600,
Hannah 37, Sarah 12, Maria 7, Charles 6, Isaac Trayon? 36, idiotic __?

1860 census, 829/830, Lower Augusta, Daniel 48, farmer, $9500/900,
Hannah 50, Maria 17, Albert 15, Mary A Covert 6, Peter Eister 28, Juliana Conrad 18

Daniel married Hannah WOLF 1836, Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. Hannah (daughter of Johan Nicolaus WOLF and Maria Magdalena MAURER) was born 27 Aug 1807, Whitehall Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; died 28 Jan 1883, Lower Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA; was buried Zion (Stone) Church, Augustaville, Northumberland Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: 5CB5EBD48B6A454AA821BD211FE4361F5344

Notes:

1860 census, pg 121/#904, Lower Augusta, George B 34 (shoemaker $1000/150),
Sarah 25, Catharine L 4, Solomon M 10/12

1870 census, Lower Augusta, George BConrad 45, shoemaker, $1500/400,
Sarah 37, Kate S 14, Nelson 7, Anna S 4

1880 census, Lower Augusta, pg 256A 78/84, Northumberland Co, George B 54,
(shoemaker), Sarah 47, Oliver N 16, Laura A 13

1900 census, Coal Twp, George B Conrad Sep 1826, shoemaker,
(can't read census page well, looks like living with 2 children!)
?Laura H 1867

Sunbury American newspaper (Ed Eisely) of 10/25/1862, mentions George B. Conrad
of Lower Augusta was drafted.

George B Conrad and Sarah:
Sara 19 Nov 1865/30 Sep 1866, sp parents (at Zion, Trevorton)

George married Sarah MALICK 5 Oct 1854, Zion Church, Sunbury, Northumberland Co, PA. Sarah was born 11 Sep 1828; died 13 Apr 1887. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: 0D390F08E9CB4205B245088CDB3A155B68C5

Other Events:

• Baptism: 7 Jun 1829, Zion (Stone) Church, Augustaville, Northumberland Co, PA
• Unknown: 28 Mar 1863, Rockefeller Twp, Northumberland Co, PA (140 A (Bastian Estate), Deed Dd:78); Sold_land
• Unknown: 11 Dec 1886, Sunbury, Northumberland Co, PA (Deed 95:390); Bought_land
• Unknown: 2 Feb 1901, Sunbury, Northumberland Co, PA (Lot 2, Deed 128:95); Sold_land
• Unknown: 18 Oct 1901, Sunbury, Northumberland Co, PA (Deed 130:39); Sold_land
• Occupation: Helper in machine shop, laborer
• Probate: 26 Dec 1899, Northumberland Co, PA
• Will: 28 May 1895, East Sunbury, Upper Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA
• _UID: ECF8FE9ED5CD43008B3BFE23E2072D9E00C8

Notes:

Nickname: Harry

will 11:121

1850 census, Upper Augusta Twp, Henry Conrad 22, miller in home of Daniel Glenn,
27 miller (apprentice?), also Edward Frayer 12

1860 census, pg 119/#887, Lower Augusta, Henry B 31, Mary A 28,(no
occupation listed) Mary A 2, Emma J 5/12

1870 census, #93/92, Upper Augusta, Harry B Conrad 41, -/$300, works flour mill,
Mary A 36, Emma J 10, Susan F 8, Simon P 6, Wm M 5, David A 7/12

1880 census, #162/185, pg 491C, UpperAugusta, Harry B 51, helper in machine
shop, Mary A 45, Frankie 17, David 10,Maggie 8, Charles H 4

1890

1900 census, 430 Fairmont, 206B, 10/162/17, 7th Ward, Mary A Conrad, Sep 1834, 12/7, owner, William M Oct 1864 son, Charles H Jan 1876, silkmill weaver?

1910 census (widow) 435 Fairmont, Mary A Conrad, 75, 12/5, William M 45,
painter, house

Land:
Mortgage book 20:122, $360 to Hannah R. Jordan, 1881/1886, Upper Augusta
Mortgage book 26:108, $1000 to Margaret M Campell, 1886/1901, Upper Augusta

Chris Heffner says (from Robin in KY):
Mary Alice Sept 25-1858 m. Dec 12, 1876 d. 1936 Wm. Neuer
Emma Jane b. apr 2, 1860
Susan Frances b. Jan 16, 1862 d. Oct 16, 1883
Simon Peter b. sept 1, 1863
William Morris Oct 5, 1864 d. July 27, 1936
Sarah Elizabeth b. Nov5, 1866 d. Nov 4, 1867
David Allison b. Nov 30, 1869 d. Dec 10, 1909
Margaret Ann b. June 7, 1871

In the Conrad plot is a Parker Grub, 22 Nov 1890-8 Feb1891, buried 9 Feb at Pomfret Manor. Also recorded in Henry's Bible. Perhapsa child of daughter Margaret?? (her father dec'd and she was 19 years old). but Henry's will of 1895 calls her Margaret Conrad, and she's living at home then. That would also match the fact that a cousin thought Parker buried in the Conrad plot was "Aunt Maggy's child". Or perhaps an illigimate child of one ofthe sons??

Northumberland County Democrat, 28 Nov 1895, page 1
Our Lively County Seat

Sneak thieves entered the kitchen of Henry B Conrad's residence,on 435 Fairmont Ave, East Sunbury, Tuesday night. They stole several coats, apair of shoes, cakes and a few other articles. Charles Barnhart's house on Reagon St was also entered the same night and a number of articles were carried off. It is thought that the same thieves committed both robberies.

Northumberland County Democrat, 21 Dec 1899
The Death Record
Henry B. Conrad died at his late residence Sunday evening at 10:30 o'clock of a complication of diseases. He was aged 70 years, 7 months, and 21 days. The deceased was one of Sunbury's oldest citizens and commanded the respect and esteem of a large circle of friends who mourn with the bereaved family. The funeral will be held from the Reagon Street Lutheran Church, Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. interment at Pomfret Manor Cemetery.

Henry's Bible is the source of his marriage, the children's birth dates, and marriage dates for Marry Alice, Emma Jane, and William Morris

What did Henry do during the Civil War? Too many kids to be in?
Henry in 58th Infantry?

Henry married Mary Ann WOLF 14 Jun 1857, Milton, Northumberland Co, PA. Mary (daughter of Thomas WOLF and Susanna CLEMENS) was born 7 Sep 1834, Lower Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA; died 26 Nov 1919, Sunbury, Northumberland Co, PA; was buried 29 Nov 1919, Pomfret Manor Cemetery, Sunbury, Northumberland Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: 77141068459D40DA8C754A86014982993552

Notes:

1860 census, pg 122/#906, Lower Augusta, Samuel B 29 (shoemaker), Mary 28

1870 census, Philadelphia, Ward 22, Dist 72 (Germantown PO),
Samuel Conrad 38, Mary B 33, Francis B 6, Ellen C 4, Henry N? 11/12
Samuel = Dry Goods __?, $15000/3000,
also Beverly Ragdale, 24, gardner

1880 census, Zerbe, pg 567B, Samuel 46 shoemaker, Mary 46, Frank 24, Enbla 23
(last two males, working in mines)


172nd PA Volunteers, Samuel B Conrad, 27 Oct 1862 - 1 Aug 1863.
unir from Snyder/Northumberland County

It appears Samuel B, with widow Mary E, hadreceived a Civil War pension
(image 2440?)

Samuel B Conrad of Lower Augusta, Mortgage to Daniel Zartman, 6:625
of 6 Feb 1858, recorded 18 Jun 1858, satis. 7 Jun 1860

Samuel married Mary E. UNKNOWN Bef 1854, Lower Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. Mary was born Abt 1832; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Unknown: 20 Oct 1855, Lower Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA (Deed Ll:616); Land_agreement
• _UID: 06C21D998581425BB11F9DC945D483DED117

Notes:

1860 census, pg 119/#882, Lower Augusta, Benjamin B 26 (laborer), Mary E 24,
William H 5, Susan M 4, Mary M Sinclair 9

1870 census, Shamokin, Benjamin Conrad 35 engine builder, Ellen 30, Henry 15
(works at foundary), Susan 13

1880 census, Shamokin 3rd Ward, 64/70, Benjamin B 42, boiler maker, Rachel 29 wife,
also John Erb 29, Carson D. Long 18, James D. Long 17 (last three coal miners)

Benjamin married Mary Ellen RUPHANER Bef 1855, Lower Augusta Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. Mary was born Abt 1840; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Benjamin married Rachel UNKNOWN Bef 1880, Northumberland Co, PA. Rachel was born Abt 1851, PA; died Aft 1880, Shamokin, Northumberland Co, PA. [Group Sheet]