Gail-- I would appreciate a lookup in the New Hanover Lutheran records. Jacob Miller/Mueller/Muller, b. 1702 Germany, probably deceased by c1745 or it not he probably moved to Shenandoah Valley, VA Margaret nee Miller, m. Jacob Miller c1725 in Philadelphia Co. at Falkner's Swamp according to family legend. She was approximately same age as Jacob. They both immigrated with parents, names unknown, in c1715. Births - need confirmation on their childrens dates. This is suposedly the correct birth order but my dates may be off. Jacob Miller, son/o above, b. 1726 Falkner's Sw George Miller b. c1731 Falk Sw Christian Miller, b. c1732 Falk.Sw John Miller, son, b. 1733-35 2nd or 9th of Nov Henry Miller ,. c1735 Falkner's Sw Barbara Miller b. c1736 Falk Sw Catharine Miller b. c1737 Falk Sw When they got to Augusta Co., VA they were attending a church of German Reformed. I don't know that they were ever Lutheran but I suppose with travel like it was, they might have gone to the closest one. I hope the records of the Luth. Ch go back that far. the German Reformed at Falkner's Swamp records don't seem to. No hurry. I notice you're getting lots of requests. I'm doing one on my books for this list right now so have an idea that you will get a lot of requests. Donna > claypool" <electric@clinic.net> > To: > PAMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com > > > > Marc, > I have the Bi -Centennial Book of the New Hanover Lutheran Church published in 1910. > It contains some, marraiages, births, and deaths. I will be glad to do look-ups > for you. > R/Gail

Donna, I forgot to ask if there is a Susanna Miller that married a Isaac Huber, somewhere in your research. These are my ggrandparents and I have come to a brick wall. I know he died in Spring Mount at the age of 82 yrs old. My grandmother cut the obit out of the newspaper without the name of the newspaper nor the date. I know Susanna died in her nineties around the late 1920's or early 1930's, in Spring Mount. Isaac and Susanna had the following children, Isaac, Jr., Noah, Samuel, Emma, Rebecca, Lydia, Mary, Amanda, Henry and Jacob. They lived in the same area. Thanks, Gail ----- Original Message ----- From: Donna Hull <dmhull@frazmtn.com> To: <PAMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 07, 2000 4:05 AM Subject: [PAMONTGO-L] Lookup - New Hanover Lutheran > Gail-- > > I would appreciate a lookup in the New Hanover Lutheran records. > > Jacob Miller/Mueller/Muller, b. 1702 Germany, probably deceased by > c1745 or it not he probably moved to Shenandoah Valley, VA > > Margaret nee Miller, m. Jacob Miller c1725 in Philadelphia Co. at > Falkner's Swamp according to family legend. She was approximately > same age as Jacob. They both immigrated with parents, names unknown, > in c1715. > > Births - need confirmation on their childrens dates. This is > suposedly the correct birth order but my dates may be off. > Jacob Miller, son/o above, b. 1726 Falkner's Sw > George Miller b. c1731 Falk Sw > Christian Miller, b. c1732 Falk.Sw > John Miller, son, b. 1733-35 2nd or 9th of Nov > Henry Miller ,. c1735 Falkner's Sw > Barbara Miller b. c1736 Falk Sw > Catharine Miller b. c1737 Falk Sw > > When they got to Augusta Co., VA they were attending a church of > German Reformed. I don't know that they were ever Lutheran but I > suppose with travel like it was, they might have gone to the closest > one. > > I hope the records of the Luth. Ch go back that far. the German > Reformed at Falkner's Swamp records don't seem to. > > No hurry. I notice you're getting lots of requests. I'm doing one on > my books for this list right now so have an idea that you will get a > lot of requests. > > Donna > > > > claypool" <electric@clinic.net> > > To: > > PAMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com > > > > > > > > Marc, > > I have the Bi -Centennial Book of the New Hanover Lutheran Church published in 1910. > It contains some, marraiages, births, and deaths. I will be glad to do look-ups > for you. > > R/Gail > > > ==== PAMONTGO Mailing List ==== > List owner ndwilson@swbell.net > > ============================== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com.