Margaretha Frasher1
(about 1763 - )
Parents
Biography
Margaretha Frasher was also known as Margaretha Ehrman.1 She was born about 1763 in York County, Pennsylvania.1 She married Johannes Ehrman about 1780.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Johannes Ehrman1
(about 1746 - )
Biography
Johannes Ehrman was born about 1746.1 He registered for military service about 1777 and was a captain in Revolutionary War.1 He married Margaretha Frasher about 1780.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Johann Ludwig Frasher1
(about December 1763 - )
Parents
Biography
Johann Ludwig Frasher was born about December 1763 in York County, Pennsylvania.1 He was baptised in December 1763 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania. by Rev. Jacob Lischy.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Johan Ludwig Frasher1
(7 March 1765 - )
Parents
Biography
Johan Ludwig Frasher was born on 7 March 1765 in York County, Pennsylvania.1 He was baptised on 4 April 1765 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 He married Catharina about 1791.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Catharina1
(about 1771 - )
Biography
Catharina was also known as Catharina Frasher.1 She was born about 1771.1 She married Johan Ludwig Frasher about 1791.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Maria Catharina Frasher1
(24 October 1767 - )
Parents
Biography
Maria Catharina Frasher was born on 24 October 1767 in York County, Pennsylvania.1 She was baptised on 13 December 1767 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Anna Maria Frasher1
(30 September 1769 - )
Parents
Biography
Anna Maria Frasher was also known as Anna Margaretha Frasher.2 She was born on 30 September 1769 in York County, Pennsylvania.1 She was baptised on 24 October 1769 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
- [S686] St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church, Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, 1762-1793
Barbara Frasher1
(about 1771 - )
Parents
Biography
Barbara Frasher was born about 1771 in York County, Pennsylvania.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Johan Peter Frasher1
(11 January 1774 - 26 March 1852)
Parents
Family: Spouse Anna Barbara (11 January 1786 - 9 April 1853)
Biography
Johan Peter Frasher was born on 11 January 1774 in York County, Pennsylvania.1,2 He was baptised on 6 March 1774 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1,2 He married Anna Barbara about 1806.1 He died on 26 March 1852 at age 78.1 He was buried after 26 March 1852 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church Cemetery in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
- [S810] Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records, 1669-2013
Anna Barbara1
(11 January 1786 - 9 April 1853)
Biography
Anna Barbara was also known as Anna Barbara Frasher.1 She was born on 11 January 1786.1 She married Johan Peter Frasher about 1806.1 She died on 9 April 1853 at age 67.1 She was buried after 9 April 1853 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church Cemetery in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Charlotta Frasher1
(8 February 1776 - 8 November 1823)
Parents
Biography
Charlotta Frasher was also known as Charlotta Gerberich.1 She was born on 8 February 1776 in York County, Pennsylvania.1,2 She was baptised on 17 March 1776 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 She married Georg Peter Gerberich about 1794.1 She was a witness at the baptism of Johan Georg Ehrman after 24 November 1799 at Fissel's (Jerusalem) Church in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 She died on 8 November 1823 at age 47.1,2 She was buried after 8 November 1823 at Fissel's (Jerusalem) Church in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania.2
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
- [S724] Find A Grave Website
Georg Peter Gerberich1
(4 July 1774 - 6 December 1838)
Parents
Biography
Georg Peter Gerberich was born on 4 July 1774.1,2,3 He was baptised on 29 July 1774 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1,3 In 1790, Georg Peter Gerberich appeared on the census in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, in the household of his parents, Peter Gerberich and Margaretha Berge.4 Georg Peter Gerberich married Charlotta Frasher about 1794.1 He was a witness at the baptism of Johan Georg Ehrman after 24 November 1799 at Fissel's (Jerusalem) Church in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 Georg Peter Gerberich died on 6 December 1838 in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, at age 64.1,2 He was buried after 6 December 1838 at Fissel's (Jerusalem) Church in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania.2
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
- [S724] Find A Grave Website
- [S831] York County, Pennsylvania Church Records to 1800
- [S61] 1790 Census
Peter Gerberich1
(12 August 1730 - 13 August 1805)
Parents
Biography
Peter Gerberich was born on 12 August 1730 in Spessart, Altfeld Bei Marktheidenfeld, Bavaria, Germany.1,2,3,4 He migrated to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, from Rotterdam (via Plymouth), Netherlands, on 14 September 1751 with a contingent of Lutherans on the "Duke of Bedford", captained by Richard Jeffreys, along with his brothers, Andrew and Johannes, and his uncle Michael. His future brother-in-law Johann Michael KLINEFELTER was on the same ship.1,5 After 14 September 1751, Peter Gerberich lived in Tulpehocken Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania.1 He married Anna Margaretha Rudolph on 9 February 1755 in Atolhoe, Berks County, Pennsylvania.1,6,7 Between 1761 and 1766, Peter Gerberich lived in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 He was the father at the baptism of Catherina Gerberich in April 1766 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1,8 He was the father at the baptism of Susanna Philippena Gerberich on 8 August 1769 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1,8 He obtained a land warrent for 10 acres adjoining land of Martin Miller, John Klinefelter, and Henry Fissel, to be held in trust for the Presbyterian & Lutheran Congregations by himself, Martin Miller, Andrew Smith and John Klinefelter in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania.9 He was the father at the baptism of Susanna Gerberich on 4 August 1771 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1,8 About 1771, Peter Gerberich lived in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania, with his cousin, Michael Gerberich.1 He obtained a land warrent for 75 acres.1 On 7 May 1773, Peter Gerberich had land surveyed known as "Gerbrick's Rocks" (46.15 acres from the 100 acres he would later warrant.)1 He was the father at the baptism of Georg Peter Gerberich on 29 July 1774 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1,10 Peter Gerberich married Margaretha Berge between 30 March 1777 and 1 April 1778.1 He was listed in the tax record of 1779 in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, as owning 70 acres, 2 horses, and 3 heads of cattle, which was evaluated at 20 pounds.11 He was listed in the tax record of 1780 in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, as owning 100 acres, 40 of which were cleared, 2 horses, and 3 cows, which was evaluated at 550 pounds and assessed at 12 pounds.11 He was listed in the tax record of 1781 in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, as owning 100 acres, 4 horses, and 6 cows, which was evaluated at 96 pounds (60 for the land, 6 each for the horses, and 2 each for the cows), for which he was assessed 2 pounds 8 shillings.11 He was listed in the tax record of 1783 in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, as owning 1 house, 1 outhouse, and 100 acres, with 11 inhabitants (himself, wife Margaretha, and 9 children.)11 In 1783, based on the listing of 11 inhabitants on his tax record, only 12 of his 13 known children are accounted for (Joseph not yet born, Susanna Philippena died, Margaretha married, and 9 in the household). Therefore it appears that 1 additional known child was either married or passed away by then, and that assumes there are no unknown children.8 He was listed in the tax record of 1785 in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, as owning 100 acres, 2 horses, and 2 horned cattle, which was evaluated at 156 pounds, for which he was assessed 1 pound 4 shillings.11 He obtained a land warrent for 100 acres.1 He was listed in the tax record of 1786 in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, as owning 150 acres, 2 horses, and 3 cows, which was evaluated at 158 pounds, for which he was assessed 1 pound 2 shillings and 6 pence.11 He was listed in the tax record of 1787 in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, as owning 150 acres, 2 horses, and 2 horned cattle, which was evaluated at 155 pounds, for which he was assessed 1 pound 2 shillings and 6 pence.11 He was a sponsor at the baptism of Margaret Merckel on 6 June 1788 at Friedensaal (Schuster's/White) Lutheran Church in Springfield Township, York County, Pennsylvania.12 He was listed in the tax record of 1788 in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, as owning 150 acres, 2 horses, and 4 cows, which was evaluated at 159 pounds, for which he was assessed 1 pound 3 shillings.11 He was listed in the tax record of 1789 in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, as owning 150 acres, 2 horses, and 3 cows, which was evaluated at 158 pounds, for which he was assessed 1 pound 4 shillings.11 He and Margaretha Berge appeared in the census in 1790 in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, listed as having a household of 1 white male aged 16 or older (Peter), 2 white males under 16 (sons Georg Peter and Jacob), and 6 females (wife Margaretha, and daughters Maria Elisabeth, Catherina, Susanna, Barbara, and Eve). Barbara Gerberich, Catherina Gerberich, Eve Gerberich, Georg Peter Gerberich, Jacob Gerberich, Maria Elisabeth Gerberich, and Susanna Gerberich were living in the household with their parents.13 Peter Gerberich was listed in the tax record of 1 October 1798 in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, as owning 1 house valued at $137.50 and taxed at 27.4 cents; as well as a halfstone barn and 160 acres of land, adjoining the lands of Abraham Hafler, valued at $640 and taxed at $1 and 21.6 cents.14 He and Margaretha Berge appeared in the census in 1800 listed as having in the household 1 white male 16-25 (son Jacob), 1 white male over 45 (Peter), 1 white female 16-25 (daughter Barbara) and 2 white females over 45 (wife Margaretha and either daughter Maria Elisabeth or Catherina). Barbara Gerberich, Catherina Gerberich, Jacob Gerberich, and Maria Elisabeth Gerberich were living in the household with their parents.15 Peter Gerberich died on 13 August 1805 in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, at age 75.1,3,2 He was buried after 13 August 1805 at Fissel's (Jerusalem) Church in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania.3,2
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
- [S724] Find A Grave Website
- [S253] Fissel's Church Cemetery, Shrewsbury Twp., YorkCo. PA
- [S847] Albert Henry Gerberich, History of the Gerberich Family in America (1613-1925)
- [S853] ProGenealogists Research Firm, Palatine Project
- [S840] Pennsylvania Church Records - Adams, Berks, and Lancaster Counties, 1729-1881
- [S841] Early Lutheran Baptisms and Marriages in Southeast Pennsylvania, 1730-1799
- [S810] Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records, 1669-2013
- [S838] Pennsylvania Land Records
- [S831] York County, Pennsylvania Church Records to 1800
- [S827] Pennsylvania Tax and Exoneration, 1768-1801
- [S830] Springfield Township Church Records, York County, Pennsylvania, 1755-1801, Includes records from Friedensaal Church
- [S61] 1790 Census
- [S843] US Direct Tax of 1798: Tax Lists for the State of Pennsylvania
- [S696] 1800 Census
Rosina Frasher1
(24 June 1778 - )
Parents
Biography
Rosina Frasher was also known as Rosina Scherer.1 She was born on 24 June 1778 in York County, Pennsylvania.1 She was baptised on 5 July 1778 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 She married George Scherer about 1798.1 About 1798, George Scherer and Rosina Frasher lived in Centre County, Pennsylvania.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Maria Elisabetha Frasher1
(21 March 1783 - )
Parents
Biography
Maria Elisabetha Frasher was born on 21 March 1783 in York County, Pennsylvania.1 She was baptised on 22 June 1783 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Johannes Frasher1
(5 June 1785 - )
Parents
Biography
Johannes Frasher was born on 5 June 1785 in York County, Pennsylvania.1 He was baptised on 21 August 1785 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Eva Barbara Frasher1
(29 September 1787 - )
Parents
Biography
Eva Barbara Frasher was born on 29 September 1787 in York County, Pennsylvania.1 She was baptised on 7 November 1787 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Magdalena Frasher1
(19 February 1790 - )
Parents
Biography
Magdalena Frasher was born on 19 February 1790 in York County, Pennsylvania.1 She was baptised on 20 March 1790 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Susannah Onion1
(about 1770 - )
Parents
Biography
Susannah Onion was also known as Susannah McComas.1,2 She was born about 1770.1 She married Frederick McComas on 17 November 1789 in Baltimore County, Maryland.1,3,2,4,5 
Susannah Onion McComas
Picture courtesy of Richard Schilllinger from an original copy of "The McComas Saga"
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Citations
- [S688] email address, Richard Schilllinger
- [S701] St. James' Parish
- [S568] Sam McComas' Records
- [S728] Mary Mortimeyer and Frances Revesz, Part II of the McComas Family
- [S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families
George William McComas1,2
(13 April 1841 - 1928)
Parents
Biography
George William McComas was born on 13 April 1841 in Maryland.1,3,2 In 1850, George William McComas appeared on the census in Baltimore City, Maryland, in the household of his parents, Captain Henry Gough McComas.3 George William McComas married Virginia Norris about 1871.4 He died in 1928 at age ~87.4
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Citations
- [S688] email address, Richard Schilllinger
- [S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families
- [S62] 1850 Census
- [S568] Sam McComas' Records
Isabella McComas1,2
(14 July 1846 - 9 December 1922)
Parents
Biography
Isabella McComas was also known as Isabella Turner.3 She was also known as Isabelle McComas.4 She was born on 14 July 1846 in Maryland.1,3,5 In 1850, Isabella McComas appeared on the census in Baltimore City, Maryland, in the household of her parents, Captain Henry Gough McComas.5 She married Joseph Turner about 1866.3,2 She died on 9 December 1922 at age 76.3 She was buried after 9 December 1922 at Mountain Christian Church Cemetery in Joppa, Harford County, Maryland.3
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Citations
- [S688] email address, Richard Schilllinger
- [S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families
- [S689] Mountain Christian Church Cemetery, Joppa, Harford County, Maryland, Mountain Christian Church
1824 Mountain Rd
Joppa, MD 21085 - [S568] Sam McComas' Records
- [S62] 1850 Census
Henry Clay McComas1,2
(November 1844 - 1917)
Parents
Biography
Henry Clay McComas was born in November 1844 in Maryland.1,3,4,5 He was born about 1850.6 In 1850, Henry Clay McComas appeared on the census in Baltimore City, Maryland, in the household of his parents, Captain Henry Gough McComas.5 In 1868, Henry Clay McComas lived at 228 N Charles Street in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1868 Henry Clay McComas was a clerk.7 In 1870 Henry Clay McComas was a clerk.7 In 1870, Henry Clay McComas lived at 228 N Charles Street in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 He appeared in the census in 1870 in Baltimore City, Maryland, listed in the home of William Washburn (born in Massachusetts.)8 In 1870 Henry Clay McComas was a bookkeeper.8 He married Mary Parker about 1871.3,4 About December 1871 Henry Clay McComas was founder and president of McComas Coal Co, later known as McComas Fuel Co.9 In 1871, Henry Clay McComas lived at 228 N Charles Street in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1871 Henry Clay McComas was a clerk.7 In 1872, Henry Clay McComas lived at SW corner of Charles and Chase in Baltimore City, Maryland.10 In 1872 Henry Clay McComas was a coal merchant at Light St wharf and Lee in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1873 Henry Clay McComas was a coal merchant at 186 Light St wharf and Lee in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1873, Henry Clay McComas lived at SW corner of Charles and Chase in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1875, Henry Clay McComas lived at SW corner of Charles and Chase in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1875 Henry Clay McComas was a coal merchant at Light St wharf and Lee in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1878, Henry Clay McComas lived at 245 St Paul in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1878 Henry Clay McComas was a coal merchant at Light St wharf and Lee in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1880 Henry Clay McComas was a coal merchant.6 He and Mary Parker appeared in the census in 1880 at 27 West Eager Street in Baltimore City, Maryland. Oliver Parker McComas, Mary P McComas, and Henry Clay McComas were living in the household with their parents.6 In 1880, Henry Clay McComas lived at 351 N Charles Street in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1880 Henry Clay McComas was a coal merchant at Light St wharf and Lee in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1885 Henry Clay McComas was in the coal business at Light Street on the corner with Lee in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1885, Henry Clay McComas lived at 27 W Eager Street in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1886, Henry Clay McComas lived at 223 N Calvert St. in Baltimore City, Maryland.10 In 1886 Henry Clay McComas was in the coal business at 536 Light Street on the corner with Lee in Baltimore City, Maryland.10 In 1889, Henry Clay McComas lived at 917 N Calvert St. in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1889 Henry Clay McComas was in the coal business of E L Parker and Company at 536 Light Street on the corner with Lee (yard at 1532 Maryland Ave) in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1890, Henry Clay McComas lived at 917 N Calvert St. in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1890 Henry Clay McComas was an at the E L Parker & company, who were tin plate and metal importers at 201 and 203 S Charles Street in Baltimore City, Maryland. Appearing in the same business listing are the names Oliver A Parker, Henry O Reese and Harry C Merritt.10 In 1890 Henry Clay McComas was in the coal business of E L Parker and Company at 536 Light Street on the corner with Lee (yard at 1532 Maryland Ave) in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1892 Henry Clay McComas was in the coal business of E L Parker and Company at 536 Light Street on the corner with Lee (yard at 1532 Maryland Ave) in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1892, Henry Clay McComas lived at 917 N Calvert St. in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1893, Henry Clay McComas lived at 1019 N Charles Street in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1893 Henry Clay McComas was in the coal business of E L Parker and Company at 536 Light Street on the corner with Lee (yard at 1532 Maryland Ave) in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1895, Henry Clay McComas lived at 1019 N Charles Street in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1895 Henry Clay McComas was in the coal business of E L Parker and Company at 536 Light Street on the corner with Lee (yard at 1532 Maryland Ave) in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1896 Henry Clay McComas was in the coal business of E L Parker and Company at 536 Light Street on the corner with Lee (yard at 1532 Maryland Ave) in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1896, Henry Clay McComas lived at 1019 N Charles Street in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1897, Henry Clay McComas lived at 1019 N Charles Street in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1897 Henry Clay McComas was in the coal business of E L Parker and Company at 536 Light Street on the corner with Lee (yard at 1532 Maryland Ave) in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1898 Henry Clay McComas was in the coal business of E L Parker and Company at 536 Light Street on the corner with Lee (yard at 1532 Maryland Ave) in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1898, Henry Clay McComas lived at 1019 N Charles Street in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1900 Henry Clay McComas was a coal dealer.4 He and Mary Parker appeared in the census in 1900 at 1019 N. Charles Street in Baltimore City, Maryland, listed as owning a house without a mortgage, and both able to read and write. Mary P McComas and Carrie F McComas were living in the household with their parents.4 In 1900 Henry Clay McComas was in the coal business at 536 Light Street in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1900, Henry Clay McComas lived at 1019 N Charles Street and on Lake Ave in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1901, Henry Clay McComas lived at 1019 N Charles Street in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1901 Henry Clay McComas was in the coal business at 536 Light Street in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1902, Henry Clay McComas lived at 1019 N Charles Street and on Lake Ave in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1902 Henry Clay McComas was in the coal business at 536 Light Street in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1904 Henry Clay McComas was in the coal business at 536 Light Street in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1905 Henry Clay McComas was in the coal business at 536 Light Street in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1906 Henry Clay McComas was in the coal business at 536 Light Street on the corner with Lee (yard at 1532 Maryland Ave) in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1907 Henry Clay McComas was in the coal business at 543 E Lee (yard at 1532 Maryland Ave) in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1908 Henry Clay McComas was a president of H.C. McComas Coal Company at 536 Light Street on the corner with Lee (yard at 1532 Maryland Ave) in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1908, Henry Clay McComas lived at 1019 N Charles Street and on Lake Ave in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1909 Henry Clay McComas was a vice-president at the E L Parker - Nimmo company, who were tin plate and metal importers at 201 and 203 S Charles Street in Baltimore City, Maryland. Appearing in the same business listing are the names Walden C Nimmo (president), Henry O Reese (secretary and treasurer.)7 In 1909, Henry Clay McComas lived at 1019 N Charles Street and on Lake Ave in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1909 Henry Clay McComas was a president of H.C. McComas Coal Company at 536 Light Street on the corner with Lee (yard at 1532 Maryland Ave) in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1910 Henry Clay McComas was in the coal business.11 He and Mary Parker appeared in the census in 1910 at 1019 N. Charles Street in Baltimore City, Maryland, listed as owning a house without a mortgage, and both able to read and write. Carrie F McComas was living in the household with parents.11 In 1911, Henry Clay McComas lived at 1019 N Charles Street and on Lake Ave near Roland Ave in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1911 Henry Clay McComas was a president of H.C. McComas Coal Company at 536 Light Street on the corner with Lee (yard at 1532 Maryland Ave) in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1915 Henry Clay McComas was a president of H.C. McComas Coal Company at 536 Light Street on the corner with Lee (yard at 1532 Maryland Ave) in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 In 1915, Henry Clay McComas lived at 1019 N Charles Street and on Lake Ave near Roland Ave in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 He died in 1917 at age ~73.3 He died before 1923.7 
Henry Clay McComas
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Citations
- [S688] email address, Richard Schilllinger
- [S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families
- [S568] Sam McComas' Records
- [S93] 1900 Census
- [S62] 1850 Census
- [S64] 1880 Census
- [S767] US City Directories, 1821-1989
- [S63] 1870 Census
- [S716] Frederick Virkus, Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy, 1600s-1800s, Vol 1, Lineage Records
- [S787] Baltimore, Maryland Directories, 1890
- [S65] 1910 Census
George Scherer1
(about 1771 - )
Biography
George Scherer was born about 1771.1 He married Rosina Frasher about 1798.1 About 1798, George Scherer and Rosina Frasher lived in Centre County, Pennsylvania.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Johan Georg Ehrman1
(24 November 1799 - )
Parents
Biography
Johan Georg Ehrman was born on 24 November 1799.1 He was baptised after 24 November 1799 at Fissel's (Jerusalem) Church in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania. Charlotta Frasher and Georg Peter Gerberich witnessed the baptism.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Johannes Gerberich1
(9 June 1701 - about 6 November 1752)
Parents
Biography
Johannes Gerberich was born on 9 June 1701 in Altfeld Bei Marktheidenfeld, Bavaria, Germany.1,2,3,4 He married Christina Schuch on 25 February 1727 in Altfeld, Bavaria, Germany.1,3 He married Christina Emmerich after 4 April 1736.1 He migrated to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, from Rotterdam (via Plymouth), Netherlands, on 2 November 1752 on the ship Phoenix, captained by John Spurrier.1,5,6 He died of the plague about 6 November 1752 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, only a few days after his arrival.1 He died on 16 November 1755 in Berks County, Pennsylvania, at age 54.2,3
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
- [S602] Edmund West, comp., Family Data Collections
- [S828] Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970
- [S847] Albert Henry Gerberich, History of the Gerberich Family in America (1613-1925)
- [S849] Pennsylvania German Pioneers: A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals in the Port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808, Vol. I
- [S853] ProGenealogists Research Firm, Palatine Project