Northumberland Co. Philip Kohl, grandfather, was born in Montgomery Co. When he located in Northmberland Co., he was a widow, he died there in 1844. John Kohl, son of Philip, was born in 1787 in Montgomery Co, he came to Northumberland with his father about 1840. He married Catharine (Rhoads), she came from the same section of the State as he died, and 5 of their 6 children were born in Montgomery Co. Children; Betzy, wife of Benjamin Trego, Hettie, wife of Philip Heckert, James, Daniel, Henry and John. James Kohl, born Dec 6 1831, in Frederick township, Montgomery Co. He married Nov 28, 1976 to Sarah Ann Bohner, d/o Henry and a widow of Amos Shipe, by whom she had 2 children; Lovina married Henry Dietz and they lived in Point township; Maria, married John S. Ballinger and they had 3 children, (Sarah, James,and Mary). Mr. Ballinger was born Jan. 1870 in Snyder Co. Henry Kohl, son of John was born Feb 15, 1838 in Montgomery Co. and he married March 27, 1872 to Louisa Bohner, of Lower Mahanoy and Salome (Reitz) Bohner. Children, Mary and John Henry. Members of the Lutheran Church. Best Wishes, Geri
Josiah Cole Heinrich Kohl, ancester of Josiah Cole, was a merchant at Slatington, was born Sept 28, 1732, in Palatinate Germany, emigrated to the US as a young man, settling in Allen township. He purchased a tract of 146 acres along the Indian creek, near the Lehigh river about 1 mile northwest of Kreidersville. He married Christina Althaus and they had 8 children; Henry, Adam, Peter, John, Mary, Christina, Susan and Catharine . Members of the Zion Church at Kreidersville. He died March 2, 1827 Births recorded at Bucks Co Kohl George and Catharine, a son, John, born Oct 7, 1772. Sp John Dieter and Maria Magdalena Kohl Marriages Kohl, John, s/o Conrad Kohl, to Magdalena Berson, d/o Lawrence Berson, April 25, 1775 Rudolph, Drach and Maria Elizabeth, a dau. Anna Maria, born April 3, 1749. Sp Conrad Kohl and Anna Maria Monroe Co-Kresge Monument Anna Margaret (Kohl) Kresge, wife of Conrad Kresge Sr. 1735-Dec 11 1825. Catharine Sax, wife of John Sax, and d/o Conrad Sr. and Anna Margaret (Kohl) Kresge, Oct 9, 1775, died Nov 25, 1823 Best Wishes, Geri
Peter Cole, of Wayne Co., PA, a native of NJ, was born 1844 in Sussex Co. NJ. The first of his line to come to this country, having been his great-grandfather, William Cole, who was a native of Holland. His son, William H. was born and reared in Sussex Co., NJ., and he married Catharine Brink. John W. Cole, father of Peter, was born 1822 in Sussex Co. He married Charity Coykendall. Cole, Moses, born 1821 in Sussex Co., NJ, he married Elizabeth Holbert, born in Pike Co.PA Cole, James H., of Bushkill, Pike County, a native of Sussex Co., NJ, and he was born July 15, 1822, s/o Steven and Cathaine (Davenport) Cole. His grandfather, Wilhelmis Cole, was born in MA and he moved to Sussex Co. NJ Wood, Aaron, was born in Pike township, Bradford Co., April 5, 1824, s/o Aaron and Cornelia (Carpenter) Wood. On Nov 7, 1870 in LeRaysville, he married Elizabeth Cole. Mrs Wood was born in Essex Co. NJ, March 14, 1831, d/o Nicholas H. and Margaret (Buss) DePue. Mrs. Wood married 2nd to Andrew Cole, who died in Leham township, Pike Co. The only child born of that marriage was Mary, wife of A. E. Johnson. Mr. Cole was twice married by his first wife, Mary Courtright, he had children; Samuel, Janson, Louisa, wife of Charles Engle of Dunmore, Lackawanna, and Martha, the wife of John Hoffman. Best Wishes, Geri
Northampton Co., PA indexed as Reese, Rees, Riess 17 Dec 1764, estated of Henry Rees, died about 1 year ago, Upper Milford township, children, John, Catharine, wife Christian Riner, Barbara, wie of Jacob Stahl, Mary Elizabeth, wife of Jacob Hickinger, Henry, John George, Andrew and Elizabeth Coal, indexed Cole Cole, indexed as Cole 20 April 1810 Estate of Henry Pearson, Moore township, widow Catharine, children, Elizabeth, widow of Peter Cole, Henry, Isaac, Jacob and Catharine 23 April 1814, Estate of Henry Lawell, Bethlehem township, innkeeper, died about 1803, widow Elizabeth, children, Elizabeth the wife of Tunis Cole. Kohl, indexed as Kohl 31 Oct 1810, estate of Peter Kohl, Moore township, petitioners; Elizabeth Kohl, Peter Sholl, Martin Miller. Only child, Elizabeth an infant. Births-Kohl Johan Heinrich 19 April 1778, s/o Heinrich and Christia Johann Jacob 2 Aug 1785, s/o George and Catharine Johannes, 12 April 1791, Henrich and Christine Magdalena, 15 July 1779 George and Catharine Maria Christina, 1 Feb 1783, Heinrich and Christina Susannah 18 Sept 1780 Henrich and Christina Rev. War (service) Koel, Henry or as Henry Cole, NY Kole Jacob P. NY Petrus, NY Philip or as Philip Cole, NY Simon, NY Rev. War (pension)-Rees George, or as George Reis, wife Rebecca, PA Line, soldier enlisted in Chester Co. PA. Griffith, PA Line he lived in Montgomery Co. PA John, wife Mary, PA Line and Sea Service Martin, NY Roger, wife Rebecca, NC Line Thomas, NC Thomas, PA lived in Northumberland Co., at enlistment Reese DAvid, PA Line George, wife Anna, NC Line, soldier was born March 1753 in PA Henry, PA Line, soldier was born 12 April 1761 at Phila Jacob MD Line John, wife Barbara Margaretta Wunder, married 28 April 1778 at Reading, Berks Co John, VA Line Martin, wife Magdaline Kelly former widow, NY Line Peter or as Peter Rees, soldier enlisted in Berks Co. Marriages recorded at Phila Rees Barbara to William Tully June 2,1789 John to Mary Robeson Aug 20 1751 John to Susanna Richards Feb 6 1757 Thomas to Patience Boulter Dec 16 1773 Edward to Judith Parker, Sept 26, 1758 Reese Hester to Samuel Farra Oct 2, 1790 Best Wishes, Geri
Hi Larry, I think so. Best Wishes, Geri
Jacob K. Rickert, JP of Franklin township, Carbon Co. He was born in Bucks Co, Feb. 10, 1821, s/o Daniel and Elizabeth Rickert, natives of Bucks Co. In 1849 he lived in Carbon Co. Jacob K. married Mary Newhart in 1848. Children, Hiram and Daniel. Mary (Newhart) died in 1858, and Jacob K., marrie 2nd to Eliza Hoffman Northampton Co., indexed as Reichard, Reickard, Rickart Richerd,Richert and also Richard\ 10 Aprl 1797, new guardian for 2 minor children of George Reichert, Lower Saucon Township. Petitioner, George Reichert, son of deceased Children; George William and Catharine 22 Aug 1806. Estate of Henry Wind, Upper Saucon Township-taylor. Widow Catharine, children, Henry, John, Andrew, Peter, Elizabeth, Catharine, wife of John Klick, Susannah,wife of Leonard Reichard, Barbara 24 April 1812, Estate of Alexander Lockard, Lower Mt. Bethel township, children, John, Thomas, Jenet, wife of Joseph Lemmon, Alexander, Samuel, James, Nancy, wife of George Mack, Margaret, the wife of David Reicherd Best Wishes, Geri
Looking for any clue to the parents or family of David Rickerd/Rickart/Ruchart born abt 1780 Wed Elizabeth _____ born abt 1784 first appeared in Luzerne co in 1830, In 1840 & 1850 they were in Sugarloaf twp Luzerne co but there are indicators for Carbon Co [Mauch Chunk] and Lehigh Co and old Northampton co. Known children are Sarah b abt 1825 wed John Jost/Yost b. 1814 Susan b. abt 1820 wed Philip Hoffman b. 1816 Probable Children of David & Elizabeth note "u"s in Ruckert are umlauted John Ruckert & Salome, Elizabeth George Rickert wed Ester Wenner Valentin Rickert & Maria, David Rickert wed Elizabeth wenner] Catherine Rickert wed Hiram Rough Kay Long of Luzerne co PA
June 16, 1909 at Hanover, Charles William Heathcote, Ph.D married Emma Grace Bair, d/o George and Barbara (Miller) Bair. Children; Eva born 1910, and William Jr., born 1913 March 25. 1916. at Sanatoga, PA., Reynolds D. Linderman, s/o Isaac Warren and Mary (Daub) Linerman, married Annie Drumheller, d/o Horace and Emma R. Drumheller Rauch, Arthur George Sr., was born in Heidelberg township, Lehigh Co, May 22, 1905, s/o Phanon G. and Fayette Jane (Peters) Rauch. He married on June 24, 1933 to Grace Fetherolf, d/o William and Mary (Fister), the latter born in Lynn township. Children; Arthur George born 1936, and Albert William, born 1941 Aug 17 1931 Samuel Lehman Nyce, s/o Edwin S. and Minnie (Leham) Nyce married at New York to Esther T. Snyder, who was born in Orangeville, PA, d/o Daniel J. and Elizabeth (Byerly) Snyder. Daniel J. Snyder was born Dec 31, 1875, at Sunbury, Northumberland Co. Elizabeth (Byerly) was born at Sunbury, Dec 21, 1878, died Dec 4, 1937 Samuel Lehman Nyce was born at Norristown, PA Feb 14, 1905 June 1934, William Schoener, born Jan 2, 1893 in Reading, s/o Samuel and Sarah (Long), he married Anne Fry, d/o Howard Morton, and Ella A. (Roder) Fry of Reading and a granddaugher of Edward Brennaman Fry. Dec 10 1901, Charles Kline Manwiller, married Minnie M. Althouse, of Jacksonwald, Berks Co, d/o Morgan and Mary (Moyer) Althouse. Joseph D. Naftzinger,married Katie B. Snyder, of Center township, who died May, 1925. Children, Sallie, wife of Calvin Bagenstose, Edwin, 3 Raymond, William, Katie, wife of Frank S. Graeff, Edna who married Charles Mohn, Mabel, wife of Paul Sheetz, Jacob, Florence,wife of Egar Bower, of Mohnsville, Helen wife of Marvin Ritter of West Hamburg. Joseph D. Naftzinger married 2nd June 16, 1938 to Elizabeth Drumheller, d/o John H. and Sarah (Price) Drumheller of Berks Co. Jume 19. 1912 in Pottstown, Herman R. Leslie married Ida Weiller, d/o Dr. James B. Weiller and Annie E. (Fronefield) Weiller. Oct 27 1909 Charles Ortt, married at Trumbaursille to Clara C. Christman, d/o Allen S. and Sophia (Richards) Christman. Children; Dorothy C. Ortt, Ruth M. Ortt, wife of Dr. Slick. Dec 16, 1896 W. E.lmer Savacool, married Clara Myers, of Bedminster, Bucks Co, d/o Abraham F.and Susanna (High) Myers, granddaugher of Joseph F. and Barbara (Fretz) Myers, and great-granddaugher of John and Catharine (Souder) Myers. Children of W. Elmer and Clara, Eva who married Paul T. Moyer, Emma who maried Edwin M. Maloney, Dorothey, Jacob W. Leon H. Fox, was born Sept 14, 1901, in Norristown, s/o Morris and Margaret (Sablosky) Fox. He married March 17 1928 in Phila, to Rose Jean Wolfe, who was born at Morgentown, W. VA. June 23, 1937 Allen K Grim, married Ruth S. Ackerman, of Bangor, PA., d/o Oscar W. Ackerman. Children; James S. born 1938 and Allen K. Jr., born 1942 Allen K. Grim was born at Kutztown, Berks Co on Oct 15, 1904, s/o James S. and Nettie M. (Kuhn) Grim Aug 17 1905 Edward A. Reider, married Anna H. Beyler, of Reading, d/o Harry A., and Annie (Fisher) Beyler. Children; 1. Edward A. Reider, married Verne Bumbeger and they had (Edward3rd and James). 2. Jacques Daniel, married Agnes Boone. 3. Marvin Scott, who married Geraldin Fredericks. 4. Margaret Virginia, wife of William Zeswitz Jr. of Reading Best Wishes, Geri
Oh my, you made me blush. Rev. War Ickes, Nicholas, or as Nicholas Ikass R5471, see Nicholas Ikass Ikass, Nicholas, or Nicholas Ickes, R5471, soldier was born 1746 in Phila. Co. the part that became Montgomery Co., and he lived there at enlistment. He applied 3 Jan 1844 at Ickesburg in Cumberland Co. the part that became Perry Co. A son Dr. John L. Ickes made aff'dt 28 Jan 1853 at which time soldier was deceased. A Jonas Ickes was of New Bloomfield in Perry Co in 1854. No service record War of 1812 Ickes, Samuel, no pension, srv Capt Halbert's and Capt Creigle's Co. PA Mil as a Pvt., BLW#68904-40-50 and 78947-120-55 Remarried Widows with pension Callugerovich, Louisa, WC-680900 filed 13 Jan 1912 also see claim IC-93990, widow of Henry Icke Co I 15th NY Hvy Arty and Co C 11th NY Ickes, Julia, W0-167399 filed 25 Feb 1931, w/o Sylvester Ickes of Co K 33rd MI Inf Births recorded at Montgomery Co. Ickes, Anna Catharine, Aug 25, 1756, d/o John and Christina. Sp Herman Newman Ickes, Anna Maria, Dec - 1748, d/o Henrich and Anna Elizabeth. Sp Anna Maria Reifschneider Ickes, Anna Maria, Sept 10, 1773 d/o Peter and Elizabeth Elizabeth, Dec 26 1765, d/o Johannes and Margareth Elizabeth, Oct 5,1787, d/o Nicolaus and Magdalena Elizabeth Dec 6, 1764 d/o Johannes and Christina Frederich, Dec 21, 1766 s/o Johannes and Christine Henrich June 15 1750, s/o Henrich and Anna Elizabeth Johannes, March 12 1774, s/o Johannes Johann Henrich June 19, 1769, s/o John and Christine Johann Nicolas, Oct 1, 1764, s/o Johann Nicolas and Magdalena Samuel, March 29, 1789, s/o Nicolas and Magdalena Iks, Catharine Jan 30, 1746, d/o Henrich and Elizabeth Marriages Michael Ickes to Catharine Acker Nov 14, 1769 Ickes, Peter to Dorothea Kebner Dec 10, 1771 Deaths Ickes, Ells, wife of Michael and daughter of John Koblin Nov 26, 1768 21y 5m 2w 5d Ickes, Michael, deacon of this congregation (New Hanover) Drowned in the Schuylkill. May 16, 1778 aged 37 Ickes, Nicolaus, July 11 1765 age 51st year Best Wishes, Geri
Phanus J. Troxell ws born March 4, 1852. He died July 2, 1906 and buried at Allen Union Cemetery, Northampton. In 1847 he married Augusta E.E. Resh, born Aug 5 1853, d/o Ephraim and Caroline Mill Resh of Lower Macungie. Children; Jennie M. born Sept 9, 1875, died Jan 26, 1913; Wilson J.H. born Feb 1, 1877 married Sarah Young, d/o Amandus and Catharine Young of Northampton Co, and had one daughter, Dorothey; Mabel, born Dec 2, 1882, died Feb 17, 1885; Mantana R. born July 29 1886, married Charles Setzer and had Claude F. Best Wishes, Geri
Maybe they were from Monroe Co., Young's burial ground, located somewhere in Hamilton township. The burial ground was probably the family of Nicholas Young. He had a son Nicholas Jr. Best Wishes, Geri
Thanks Gerri but none of the Youngs you found were my ancestors. Hopefully they will help some other researcher. Jackie
Hi, as I've said before, I'm no longer able to do one on one look-ups, just surnames. I'll put up anything I can find and maybe you can get a clue to the next step. Young, Aaron, subject, a native of Moore township, s/o Abraham and Rebecca (Steckel) Young. Grandfather, Jacob Young. Aaron one of seven children, following children survived, Lucy, married Abraham Meyer, Stephen of Phila. Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Anthony, Peter J. of Allen towshiip, Henry, of Allen township, Belinda, wife of David Boyer. Aaron married in 1848 to Rebecca Shall, d/o Joseph. Young, Asry C., subject, of Pen Argyl, was born July 4, 1856, s/o William H., and Sabina (Seigel) Young, were of English and German descent respectively. Christian Young, grandfather, was a native of PA. He was a Lutheran. He was the father of 4 children, 3 living (1894) William H. Young, father, was born Nov 30, 1832. Children; Andrew of Pen Argyl, Asher W., Alvin, Henrietta, wife of Peter J. Fehnel, Sarah wife of Jacob Fehnel, Ellen J. Asry C., married Dec 28, 1879 to Ellen C., a d/o of Kate Scholl, of Moore township. Children Amy May born 1880, Carrie born 1886 and Robert James. Young, Edward,M. of Allentown, was born 24 Sept 1866. His great-grandfather, Christoper Young, settled in Bucks County. His grandfather, Joseph Young and his father Edward B. Young. The latter married Mary Kuhns, d/o Peter of Allentown. On the 27 of Jan 1891 Edward M. married Kate R. Anewalt Young, James, ex-sheriff of Northampton, a son of Boyd and Jane (McColm) Young, was born Jan 8, 1830 in County Antrim, Ireland. His father, a native of the same place, engaged in farming until 1838 when he came to America. He settled in S. Easton. He died in 1881 age 80, his wife died at age 57. Members of the Presbyterian Church. Children; Gamble Willaim,of NY Sarah, Eliza, Rose, Thomas, of NY and John. James married in 1854 to Mary E. Moyer. Children; William, of Iowa, Edward died at 19, Sarah. Mrs. Young, died May, 1892 Young, George H., of Easton, was born June 30, 1833, in Moore township. His paternal grandfather, Jacob Young, was born in Allen township, he married a Miss Seam. Children; Jacob, Christian, Abram, Peter, Joseph George, William and Reuben. The father died at the age of 78. The parents of George and Elizabeth(Stickel) Young. The former born in Moore township. He died at age 48. Children; Gideon, Rebecca (Mrs. Schall), Caroline, wife of ex-Sheriff George W. Walton, Elizabeth (Mrs. Samuel George) and George H. In 1854 George H. married Christiana Moyer. Children; Acquillis died age 7, Emma (Mrs. Deichman), Johnny, died in infancy, Mary Alice, Christie, George Gettysburg and Harry Ellsworth. Young, William J., of Lehigh County. He was a native of Northampton Co., and was born in Weaversville, Aug 4, 1825. His father, John Young was also a native of that county, while his grandfather, Michael Young, likewise claimed that locality. John Young, married Betsey (Deschler) Young, d/o Peter Deschler. William J., was the younger of two sons. He married Mona Keiper in 1847. Children; Amanda J., Clara, (Mrs. Keiffer), James, Milton J., and George W. Members of St. Paul's Lutheran Church Young, Robert W. MD. subject, of Slatington. He is a native of Carbon County, was born at Lehigh Gap, Dec 4, 1847. His father, Jacob Young, was a native of Northampton Co. His mother was Elizabeth Mummey. She was born in Northampton Co, d/o Jacob, and she died in 1881 Robert W. on Aug 29, 1877 married Ella J. R. Kuntz. She was the d/o Moses and Leah (Wert) Kuntz. Children; Lizzie May, Olive Mildred, and Ralph W. Mrs. Young was the sister of Henry A. Kunrz and Cyrus Kuntz. The Doctor had two sisters, Mrs. E.A. Kichline and Mrs. Mary A. Bichey. Of his two brothers, Charles W died in 1856 and James H. vet of Co. G. 153rd PA Young, George,(subject) ex-Burgess of W. Bethlehem. He was born in Northampton Co., Sept 23, 1853 and is the son of Reuben Young, whose birth occured in Seemsville. His father, Michael Young, was born in Moore township, in the above county, where the great-grandfather of subject made settlement on emigrating from Germany. Grandfather Young was a member of the Lutheran Church, he was a weaver by trade. His son Reuben, followed the trade of a stone-mason, first at Howertown and then in Weaversville, where he died in the fall of 1888. Subect's mother was Julia Neleigh, d/o John, was born in Northampton Co. She died in 1891, after rearing 10 children, 7 still living, (1894) George H., married 1878 to Rebecca Berger, d/o Daniel. Children; Ada M., Arthur R., Helen A., Marion R., and Beula I. Mariages recorded at Northampton 1848 Jan 25 Aaron Best to Ann Young 1848 Dec 2 Peter Young to Eliza Heimer 1842 Aug 9 Barnet Wagner to Maria Young 1842 March 24, Abraham Moyer to Lucy Ann Young 1840 March 24 Charles Young to Regina Knecht 1840 March 29, John Young to Mary Elliot 1837 Feb 11 Reuben Junkin to Eliza Arner 1833 Jan 7 David Young to Jane Andrews 1832 Nov 1 Jacob Young to Anna Maria "Schill" 1824 April 22 Henry Young to Margaret Andre 1824 April 3 Henry Young to Catharine Berry 1816 June 2 Adam Young to Elizabeth Mann 1815 Nov 26 Peter Young to Margaret Laubach 1811 Jan 22 Jacob Babb to Margaretha Young 1806 Dec 14, Abraham Young to Elizabeth Zimmerman 1805 April 7 John Kern to Margaret Young 1801 June 14 John Young to Susanna Schneyder Northampton 26 Aug 1809 Estate of Theobald Young, town of Northampton, widow Catharine, children, Michael, Mary, wife of John Shneider, Sophi,John, George, Peter, Catharine 9 Oct 1813 Estate John Young, Easton, gunsmith, petitioner, Samuel Rothrock, husband of eldest daughter, widow, died shortly after him. Elizabeth wife of Samuel Rothrock, Maria, wife of Frederic Grub, Henry, Peter, wife of John Feit, Susanna, wife of John Ripple, Margaret, wife of Jacob Bobb, and Jacob Northanpton Young Anna, 17 March 1797, d/o John and Maria Anna Catharine, 5 March 1798 d/o Jacob and Elizabeth David, 17 April 1780 s.o David and Elizabeth Isaac, twin, 20 March 1781 s/o Melchor and Catharine Johannes, 9 Oct 1781 s/o Johannes and Maria John George , twin, 20 March 1781, s/o Melchor and Catharina Sara, 18 Dec 1777 d/o John and Anna Maria Susana 10 May 1778 d/o Melchor and Catharine Rev. War Young Jacob, PA Line, wife Anna Maria, soldier was born in 1756 in Bucks Co. and he lived there during the Rev. Soldier's 1st wife Elizabeth (Shafer) died in Aug 1831 and soldier married 2nd to Anna Maria (Bartz or Parks) Schill, the widow of Jacob Schill to whom she was maried in April 1822 and he died 7 March 1832. Soldier and widow were married 1 Nov 1832 at Easton, PA and she was born in Sept 1793. The Rev. soldier, Jacob Young died 2 June 1843 in Warren Co., NJ and his widow applied 1854 at Easton, PA and was living with her granddaughter Mrs. Wm. J. Murphy in "1892" and widow died 3 May 1892. The following children survived their father, Susannah Weydemyer, Mary Myres, Peter, Abraham, and John J., Elizabeth Fine, Catharine Hunt, Jacob and William. In 1855 John J. Marbacher aged 35 stated he was present when his mother Anna Maria Schill married Capt. Jacob Young. William, PA Line, wife Jemima, soldier was born 20 Jan 1744, he married Jemima Burrel or Burell 31 Dec 1792 at Orange, in Essex Co., NJ and she was born 20 Jan 17 Oct 1770. Soldier died about 1814 or 1818 in Lower Mt Bethel, Northampton Co., PA, widow died in Lower Mt. Bethel 11 Aug 1849. Children; Mary "Polly" Agnes who was born 1 Jan 1794 and she married Thomas F. Williamson, and they lived in Lower Mt. Bethel, Jamima or Jemima born 10 Jan 1797 and she married Benjamin Libet or Sibet of Pike Co.., Jane born 14 Oct 1798 and she married Samuel Deats and they lived in Warren Co., NJ and Michael Welsh Young, born 18 May 1800 Montgomery Co Mrs. Anna (Young) Smith-James Young, the father of Anna, we have presumed, was a native of Scotland, but he must have arrived here early in life. He was a merchant of Phila., and was married about 1754 or the following year to Jane, eldest daughter of Dr. Graeme, born April 27, 1727, he died Jan 28, 1779. He is buried at Christ's Church beside his wife who died in 1759 age 30. Mr. Young had 4 children, 2 died in infancy. One of these, Anna, subject,was the oldest and was born in Dr. Graem's house at 4th St. Phila, Nov 5, 1756. Anna married Dr. William Smith Nov 30, 1775. They moved to Bethlehem. Lehigh Co John Young, son of James and Jane, was born in Phila., Nov 6, 1756. He died in London, April 25, 1794 aged a little over 36y and 6mos, he is buried at St. Martin-in-the-Fields. Best Wishes, Geri
Daniel Kunckler's family reported that they heard the cannons being fired in Philadelphia, while sitting at Daniel's deathbed in Bethlehem in 1777. Two questions: 1. What month did Daniel probably die within? 2. Was is possible to hear cannon fire from Philly in Bethlehem ? The educated guesses at this point are: 1. November 2. Yes Thanks to the history and artillary buffs who emailed to me. For those who recall their physics (I read them, but I don't remember enough to understand them), there are several online articles on explosives, the speed of sound, and the effect of weather conditions on the speed of sound. In September of 1777 General Howe began firing upon Philadelphia from the harbor. Philadelphia surrendered and was invaded. However, cannon fire on Ft. Mifflin, in PA, and on Ft. Mercer, on the N.J. side of the river, continued thru October and into November. On Nov. 10th, General Howe ordered the around the clock bombardment of the Forts. The Americans pulled out of Ft. Mifflin Nov.15, and abandoned Ft. Mercer on Nov. 21, 1777. A Civil War reenactor and artillerist for the 1st Ohio Light Artillery, the Honorable H.E. Shaw, kindly explained that during the battle of Gettysberg on July 1-3, 1863, artillery fire was heard as far away as Harrisburg. Some rumbling may have been heard as far away as Pittsburgh. It was pointed out to me by several people, that during the battle of Waterloo on June 18, 1815, cannon fire was heard in southern England, including Heathfield, Sussex (184 miles) and Sandgate, Kent (144 miles). It amazes me somedays how much I learn by working on genealogy. J.R. Maxwell Delaware Co., OH
Is anyone aware of a study that might have been conducted about who the gravestone carvers were, the time period they carved, and matching a style to individual carvers? I haven't heard there is one, just hope there is something written on this group of people. Marie.
Marie Robinson writes: > Is anyone aware of a study that might have been conducted > about who the gravestone carvers were, the time period > they carved, and matching a style to individual carvers? > I haven't heard there is one, just hope there is something > written on this group of people. Marie, If you contact a mortuary in the area of your concern, they might have some of this information in their old records. Dean
Marriages Kunkler Carl to Barbara Lanius 27 Aug 1787 Daniel to Maria Cluver 17 Jan 1780 Sarah to Peter Christ 1 Oct 1787 Best Wishes, Geri
Births recorded at Northampton Kumkler Abraham (twin) 13 Jan 1747, s/o Daniel and Anna Maria Anna Maria, 11 Feb 1745 d.o Daniel and Anna Maria Anna Rebecca, 5 May 1760 d/o Daniel and Anna Maria Charlotee, 21 Sept 1790, d/o Peter andElizabeth Daniel, 7 July 1753, s/o Daniel and Anna Maria Johnan Frederick, 23 Aug 1749, s/o Daniel and Anna Maria Peter, 1 june 1790, s/o Peter and Elizabeth Peter, 28 Dec 1762, parents no named Sarah, twin, 13 Jan 1747, d/o Daniel and Anna Elizabeth Buried at Bethlehem Kunkler David Sr., 1719-1777 a shoemaker born at St. Gall, Switzerland. Daniel, 1753=92, son of Daniel, born at Nazarth, he married Mary Clover David 1794-1839 a baker from Emaus, his first wife was E. Omensetter, and his 2nd wife, whom he married in 1827, Mary Pyrleaus Anna Maria, 1718-1784 born at Lindheim, Wetteravia, Germany. She was raised in the family of Baron de Schrautenbach She became the wife of Daniel Kunkler and emigrated to Betlehem, where they found employment at the Sun Hotel and later kept a store Best Wishes, Geri
Need info on and possibly a connection to the family of Step-grandmother: Amanda Emma Grate (Seifert) B:Aug 1860 Pa. Married Jacob Schrack Nov 1908 (had worked for him as housekeeper after his wife died and cared for my father in Easton). Died March 1, 1918 and buried (no marker) with Jacob and his first wife, Agnes. Census 1910 indicates she had 3 children with two living at that time. Found Amanda Grate on 1880 Census in New Jersey working as servant for Theo F. King, possibly same Amanda. Does anyone know this lady's family, her parents, children, first husband? Reply to list or direct: Margaret in Texas mlairdcp@hal-pc.org
Sorry, List... After I sent my original message I realized that two daughters were also born to Alfred and Harriett Brown (probably) in Williams Township. Maria E. Brown was born around 1853 and Emma J. Brown was born around 1856. Thanks again for the help... Liz