Susanna Philippena Gerberich1
(26 July 1769 - 1770)
Parents
Biography
Susanna Philippena Gerberich was born on 26 July 1769.1,2,3 She was baptised on 8 August 1769 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania. The sponsors were Susanna Philippina. Friedrich Frasher witnessed the baptism.1,3 Susanna Philippena Gerberich died in 1770 at age ~1.2 She was buried in 1770 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus 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
- [S810] Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records, 1669-2013
Susanna Gerberich1
(26 June 1771 - )
Parents
Biography
Susanna Gerberich was born on 26 June 1771.1,2 She was baptised on 4 August 1771 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1,2 In 1790, Susanna Gerberich appeared on the census in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, in the household of her parents, Peter Gerberich and Margaretha Berge.3
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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
- [S61] 1790 Census
Jacob Gerberich1
(1778 - 1814)
Parents
Family: Spouse Sophia (about 1778 - )
Biography
Jacob Gerberich was born in 1778.1 In 1790, Jacob Gerberich appeared on the census in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, in the household of his parents, Peter Gerberich and Margaretha Berge.2 Jacob Gerberich married Sophia about 1798.1 In 1800, Jacob Gerberich appeared on the census, in the household of his parents, Peter Gerberich and Margaretha Berge.3 Jacob Gerberich died in 1814 in York Borough, York County, Pennsylvania, at age ~36.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
- [S61] 1790 Census
- [S696] 1800 Census
Sophia1
(about 1778 - )
Biography
Sophia was also known as Sophia Gerberich.1 She was born about 1778.1 She married Jacob Gerberich about 1798.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Barbara Gerberich1
(1781 - )
Parents
Biography
Barbara Gerberich was born in 1781.1 In 1790, Barbara Gerberich appeared on the census in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, in the household of her parents, Peter Gerberich and Margaretha Berge.2 In 1800, Barbara Gerberich appeared on the census, in the household of her parents, Peter Gerberich and Margaretha Berge.3
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
- [S61] 1790 Census
- [S696] 1800 Census
Eve Gerberich1
(1787 - )
Parents
Biography
Eve Gerberich was also known as Eve Stich.1 She was born in 1787.1 In 1790, Eve Gerberich appeared on the census in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, in the household of her parents, Peter Gerberich and Margaretha Berge.2
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
- [S61] 1790 Census
Joseph Gerberich1
(2 February 1791 - 26 July 1841)
Parents
Biography
Joseph Gerberich was born on 2 February 1791.1,2 He was baptised on 27 February 1791 at Fissel's (Jerusalem) Church in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania. His sponsors were Johannes KLEINFELTER and his wife.1 He married Elizabeth Scherer about 1811.1 Before 1813, Joseph Gerberich and Elizabeth Scherer lived in Marion Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania.1 He died on 26 July 1841 at age 50.1,2 He was buried after 26 July 1841 at Emanuel Reformed Cemetery in Marion Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania.1,2
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
- [S724] Find A Grave Website
Elizabeth Scherer1
(16 November 1785 - 27 February 1856)
Parents
Biography
Elizabeth Scherer was also known as Elizabeth Gerberich.1 She was born on 16 November 1785.1,2 She married Joseph Gerberich about 1811.1 Before 1813, Joseph Gerberich and Elizabeth Scherer lived in Marion Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania.1 She died on 27 February 1856 at age 70.1,2 She was buried after 27 February 1856 at Zion Cemetery in Walker Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania.1,2
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
- [S724] Find A Grave Website
Johannes Ruhl1
(27 September 1739 - 23 January 1825)
Parents
Biography
Johannes Ruhl was born on 27 September 1739.1,2 He married Helena Schenck on 14 August 1764 at Christ's Lutheran Church in York, York County, Pennsylvania.1 He was the father at the baptism of Anna Margaretha Ruhl on 9 June 1767 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1,3 On 18 June 1767, Johannes Ruhl had land surveyed consisting of 85 and 3/8 acres.1 On 14 October 1768, Johannes Ruhl had land surveyed known as "Ruhls's Abode" (53 acres and 11 perches.)1 He was a sponsor at the baptism of Magdalena Ruhl, his niece, on 20 October 1771 in St. Jacob's.1 After 30 March 1777, Johannes Ruhl and Frederick Ruhl were appointed guardians of their brother's children, John Ruhl, Susanna Ruhl, Magdalena Ruhl, Johann Peter Ruhl, and Heinrich Ruhl.1 Johannes Ruhl registered for military service between 1778 and 1782 in the Revolutionary War as a private in Captain George Hoover's Company of Associators of Codorus Twp, and a private in Captain John Sherer's Company No. 8 of the 7th Battalion of the York County Militia.1 He owned 100 acres, 2 horses, and 4 cattle in 1779.1 He owned 80 acres, 2 horses, and 2 cattle in 1780.1 On 30 January 1781, Johannes Ruhl was a member of the second class of inhabitants of Codorus Twp, classified under an act of assembly passed in 1780, entitled "An Act to Complete the Quota of the Federal Army", which required each class to provide, within 15 days, one able-bodied recruit for the Continental Army, to serve during the way, with a penalty of a 15 pound fine. The class proved delinquent.1 He owned 235 acres in 1781.1 He owned 225 acres, 2 horses, and 4 cattle in 1782.1 He owned 225 acres, 1 house, 1 outhouse, 3 horses, 3 horned cattle, and 8 sheep in 1783.1 On 6 May 1790, Johannes Ruhl obtained a land patent known as "Square Compas" (94 acres and 149 perches) from the Commonwealth of PA.1 In 1794 Johannes Ruhl was one of the founders of Bethlehem Union Church.1 On 18 January 1812, Johannes Ruhl purchased land known as "George Town" (130 acres 111 perches) and another plot of 11 acres 12 perches in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, from Georg Philip and Loveis DeHoff.1 He died on 23 January 1825 in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, at age 85.1,2 He was buried after 23 January 1825 at Steltz Union (Bethlehem) Church Cemetery in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1,2
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
- [S724] Find A Grave Website
- [S810] Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records, 1669-2013
Helena Schenck1
(22 September 1745 - 27 August 1826)
Family: Spouse Johannes Ruhl (27 September 1739 - 23 January 1825)
Biography
Helena Schenck was also known as Helena Ruhl.1 She was born on 22 September 1745 in York Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1,2 She married Johannes Ruhl on 14 August 1764 at Christ's Lutheran Church in York, York County, Pennsylvania.1 She was the mother at the baptism of Anna Margaretha Ruhl on 9 June 1767 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1,3 Helena Schenck was a sponsor at the baptism of Magdalena Ruhl, her niece, on 20 October 1771 in St. Jacob's.1 Helena Schenck died on 27 August 1826 in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, at age 80.1,2 She was buried after 27 August 1826 at Steltz Union (Bethlehem) Church Cemetery in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1,2
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
- [S724] Find A Grave Website
- [S810] Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records, 1669-2013
Johannes Ruhl1
(22 August 1769 - 5 November 1845)
Parents
Biography
Johannes Ruhl was born on 22 August 1769.1 He was baptised on 29 August 1769 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania. and was sponsored by his uncle and aunt, Clement and Margaretha RUHL.1 He married Maria Margaretha Gerberich on 24 March 1793 in York County, Pennsylvania.1 After 24 March 1793 Johannes Ruhl was a farmer.1 After 24 March 1793, Johannes Ruhl and Maria Margaretha Gerberich lived in Hopewell Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 On 24 March 1804, Johannes Ruhl purchased land in Shrewsbury Township and Hopewell Township, York County, Pennsylvania, consisting of 180.5 acres from George and Mary Taylor.1 Before 24 May 1809, Johannes Ruhl obtained a land patent for 170 acres and 115 perches.1 On 24 May 1809, Johannes Ruhl sold land consisting of 113 acres and 119 perches, of a 170 acre 115 perch tract.1 On 24 July 1812, Johannes Ruhl purchased land consisting of 352 acres and 86 perches from William and Margaret McClelan.1 On 1 May 1813, Johannes Ruhl sold land consisting of 76 acres of his 1812 purchase and an additional 114 acres and 103 perches to David Gorsuch.1 On 15 April 1815, Johannes Ruhl purchased land in Hopewell and Shrewsbury Twps, York County, Pennsylvania, consisting of 166 acres and 38 perches from George and Magdalene Albright.1 On 6 March 1824, Johannes Ruhl purchased land in Hopewell and Shrewsbury Twps, York County, Pennsylvania, consisting of 4 tracts from Philip and Catherine Heilman. In Hopewell Twp, the tract was 16 acreas and 72 perches. The remaining tracts were located in Hopewell and Shrewsbury Twps, consisting of 88 acres/73 perches, 35 acres/80 perches, and 3 acres/153 perches.1 On 1 March 1828, Johannes Ruhl purchased land in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania, consisting of lot number 32 in the village from Robert Fife.1 On 28 March 1831, Johannes Ruhl sold land consisting of lot number 32 in the village to Peter Hoffman in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 In 1832, Johannes Ruhl and Maria Margaretha Gerberich lived in Galion, Crawford County, Ohio.1 He died on 5 November 1845 in Galion, Crawford County, Ohio, at age 76.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Annastass Bailey1
(about 1728 - )
Parents
Biography
Annastass Bailey was born about 1728.1 He was baptised on 28 January 1755. by Rev. Daniel Schumacher.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Frantz Bailey1
(1730 - March 1805)
Parents
Biography
Frantz Bailey was born in 1730.1 He married Christina about 1752.1 He was baptised on 25 May 1755. by Rev. Daniel Schumacher.1 He died in March 1805 in Albany Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania, at age ~75.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Christina1
(about 1728 - )
Biography
Christina was also known as Christina Bailey.1 She was born about 1728.1 She married Frantz Bailey about 1752.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Daniel Bailey1
(about 1732 - January 1811)
Parents
Biography
Daniel Bailey was born about 1732.1 He married Anna Rosina Hoell about 1752.1 In 1754, Daniel Bailey lived in Windsor Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania.1 In 1757, Daniel Bailey lived in Windsor Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania.1 In 1759, Daniel Bailey lived in Windsor Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania.1 In 1761, Daniel Bailey lived in Windsor Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania.1 About 1765, Daniel Bailey and Jacob Baehli lived in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 Daniel Bailey obtained a land warrent for "Bayleys Plains" (200 acres) in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania, (although it did not gain the name until later.)1 He was a sponsor at the baptism of Anna Rosina Bailey, his nephew, on 28 May 1769 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 In 1779 Daniel Bailey owned 100 acres, 2 horses, and 2 cattle.1 In 1780 Daniel Bailey owned 100 acres, 2 horses, and 2 cattle.1 In 1781 Daniel Bailey owned 100 acres, 2 horses, and 4 cattle.1 In 1782 Daniel Bailey owned 100 acres, 2 horses, and 5 cattle.1 In 1783 Daniel Bailey owned 100 acres.1 He obtained a land warrent for 25 acres in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 He executed a land record to patent it to George Hamscher on 19 October 1791 in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 He was a sponsor at the baptism of Anna Rosina Roser, his grandniece, about 1793 at Fissel's (Jerusalem) Church in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania. He made a will on 5 June 1798.1 He had his estate probated on 21 January 1811. It was witnessed by Anna Rosina Hoell and Heinrich Ruhl.1 Daniel Bailey died in January 1811 in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Anna Rosina Hoell1
(about 1732 - May 1815)
Biography
Anna Rosina Hoell was also known as Anna Rosina Bailey.1 She was born about 1732.1 She married Daniel Bailey about 1752.1 She was a sponsor at the baptism of Anna Rosina Bailey, her nephew, on 28 May 1769 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 Anna Rosina Hoell was a sponsor at the baptism of Anna Rosina Roser, her grandniece, about 1793 at Fissel's (Jerusalem) Church in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania. On 21 January 1811, Anna Rosina Hoell witnessed the probate of the estate of Daniel Bailey, her husband.1 She made a will on 28 March 1815.1 She had her estate probated on 2 May 1815. Jacob Bailey and Heinrich Ruhl were beneficiaries.1 She died in May 1815.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Peter Bailey1
(about 1738 - )
Parents
Biography
Peter Bailey was born about 1738.1 He married Margaretha about 1758.1 About 1758, Peter Bailey lived in Albany Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Anna Catharina Baehli1
(12 February 1758 - )
Parents
Biography
Anna Catharina Baehli was also known as Anna Catharina Roser.1 She was born on 12 February 1758.1 She was baptised on 2 April 1758. by Rev. Daniel Schumacher.1 She married Michael Roser about 1781.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Michael Fisher1
(about 1760 - 1799)
Biography
Michael Fisher was born about 1760.1 He married Elizabeth Conrad about 1780.1 He died in 1799.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Peter Ruhl1
(1694 - between 1745 and 1748)
Biography
Peter Ruhl was born in 1694 in Germany.1 He married Anna Catharina about 1714.1 He migrated to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, from Rotterdam, Netherlands, on 27 August 1739 together with Anna Margaretha Ruhl, Frederick Ruhl, and Anna Catharina on the ship "Samuel", captained by Hugh Percy.1,2,3 About 27 August 1739, Peter Ruhl and Anna Catharina lived in Germantown, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, with Anna Margaretha Ruhl and Frederick Ruhl.1 Peter Ruhl died between 1745 and 1748.1,4
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
- [S829] US and Canada Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s
- [S853] ProGenealogists Research Firm, Palatine Project
- [S724] Find A Grave Website
Frederick Ruhl1
(about 1737 - between 25 May 1810 and 17 October 1815)
Parents
| Daughter | Catherine Ruhl (18 November 1759 - before May 1810) |
| Son | Heinrich Ruhl+ (28 January 1763 - between 5 January 1830 and 9 March 1830) |
Biography
Frederick Ruhl was born about 1737.1 He migrated to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, from Rotterdam, Netherlands, on 27 August 1739 together with Peter Ruhl, Anna Margaretha Ruhl, and Anna Catharina on the ship "Samuel", captained by Hugh Percy.1,2,3 About 27 August 1739 Frederick Ruhl lived in Germantown, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania,] with Peter Ruhl, Anna Catharina, and Anna Margaretha Ruhl.1 Frederick Ruhl married Maria Elisabeth Bahn on 7 January 1759 at Christ's Lutheran Church in York, York County, Pennsylvania.1 About 1759 Frederick Ruhl was a cordwainer.1 He was naturalised on 15 September 1765.1 On 24 December 1770, Frederick Ruhl purchased land in York Township, York County, Pennsylvania, (3 acres and 64 perches) from Jacob and Barbara Updegraff.1 He married Catherina Eva Kann in 1770.1 On 8 March 1773, Frederick Ruhl sold land (3 acres and 64 perches) to Jacob Welschantz.1 After 8 March 1773, Frederick Ruhl and Catherina Eva Kann lived in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 On 7 May 1773, Frederick Ruhl purchased land known as "Pleasant Ridge" (96 acres 9 perches) from Robert and John Freeland.1 About 1773 Frederick Ruhl was a yeoman.1 He registered for military service about 1776 in the Revolutionary War as a private in Captain John Miller's Company No 3 of the 7th Battalion of the York County Militia.1 After 30 March 1777, Frederick Ruhl and Johannes Ruhl were appointed guardians of their brother's children, John Ruhl, Susanna Ruhl, Magdalena Ruhl, Johann Peter Ruhl, and Heinrich Ruhl.1 Frederick Ruhl registered for military service in 1780 as a private in Captain Aquila Wiley's Company of the 5th Battalion of the York County Militia.1 On 30 January 1781, Frederick Ruhl was a member of the first class of inhabitants of Shrewsbury Twp, and the second class of inhabitants of Codorus Twp, classified under an act of assembly passed in 1780, entitled "An Act to Complete the Quota of the Federal Army", which required each class to provide, within 15 days, one able-bodied recruit for the Continental Army, to serve during the war, with a penalty of a 15 pound fine. Both classes proved delinquent.1 He began military service on 8 December 1781 as a wagoner in Captain William Lindsay's Company.1 He ended military service on 8 February 1782.1 On 15 November 1785, Frederick Ruhl purchased land known as "Pleasant Ridge" (a 140 acre portion which was added) from John and Mary Mahon.1 He and Catherina Eva Kann executed a land record to transfer ownership to Heinrich Ruhl on 16 July 1802.1 Frederick Ruhl made a will on 25 May 1810. The executors were John Ruhl and Michael Eyrich.1 Frederick Ruhl died between 25 May 1810 and 17 October 1815.1 He had his estate probated on 17 October 1815.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
- [S829] US and Canada Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s
- [S853] ProGenealogists Research Firm, Palatine Project
John Fort1
(about 1778 - )
| Daughter | Ellen Fort+ (22 August 1798 - 27 December 1859) |
Biography
John Fort was born about 1778.1 He married Elizabeth Beachem on 10 November 1797 in Baltimore County, Maryland.1,2,3,4
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Citations
- [S689] Mountain Christian Church Cemetery, Joppa, Harford County, Maryland, Mountain Christian Church
1824 Mountain Rd
Joppa, MD 21085 - [S690] Marriage Index: MD, NC, VA, 1624-1915
- [S713] Maryland Marriages, 1634-1820
- [S695] St. John's and St. George's Parish in Baltimore County, mostly St. John's
Elizabeth Beachem1,2
(about 1778 - )
Family: Spouse John Fort (about 1778 - )
| Daughter | Ellen Fort+ (22 August 1798 - 27 December 1859) |
Biography
Elizabeth Beachem was also known as Elizabeth Fort.1,2 She was born about 1778.1 She married John Fort on 10 November 1797 in Baltimore County, Maryland.1,2,3,4
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Citations
- [S689] Mountain Christian Church Cemetery, Joppa, Harford County, Maryland, Mountain Christian Church
1824 Mountain Rd
Joppa, MD 21085 - [S690] Marriage Index: MD, NC, VA, 1624-1915
- [S713] Maryland Marriages, 1634-1820
- [S695] St. John's and St. George's Parish in Baltimore County, mostly St. John's
Jacob Runkle1
(1764 - 1831)
Parents
Biography
Jacob Runkle was born in 1764.1 He married Catherine Toman about 1784.1 He was listed in the tax record of 1801 in Manheim Township, York County, Pennsylvania, as owning 270 acres, 2 horses, and 3 cows.2 He was listed in the tax record of 1814 in Manheim Township, York County, Pennsylvania, as owning 259 acres, 2 horses, 3 cows, and a still.3 He died in 1831 at age ~67.1 He was buried in 1831 at Manheim Union Burial Ground in Manheim Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1
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Citations
- [S277] Manheim Union Burial Grounds, Manheim Twp., YorkCo. PA
- [S609] 1801 Manheim Township tax list
- [S610] 1814-15 Manheim Township tax list
Catherine Toman1
(1764 - 1836)
Biography
Catherine Toman was also known as Catherine Runkle.1 She was born in 1764.1 She married Jacob Runkle about 1784.1 She died in 1836 at age ~72.1 She was buried in 1836 at Manheim Union Burial Ground in Manheim Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1
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Citations
- [S277] Manheim Union Burial Grounds, Manheim Twp., YorkCo. PA