Amos Markey
(about 1790 - )
Parents
Biography
Amos Markey was born about 1790. He was a named grandchild in a petition regarding the estate of Johann Michael Klinefelter on 7 November 1809.1 Amos Markey was named as executor in the will of Jacob Markey, Sr., on 16 March 1821. Additionally, John Markey was named as executor(s.)2 Amos Markey married Jane Eby on 4 April 1821. About 1821 Amos Markey was coverted from Lutheran-Reformed to Brethren. On 26 September 1832, Amos Markey lived in Maryland.3
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Citations
- [S836] PA Orphans Court Administrative Petition, Docket #399
- [S724] Find A Grave Website, Posting contained excerpt from Abstract of Wills of Balitmore County, MD, Book No 11, page 422.
- [S836] PA Orphans Court Administrative Petition
Jane Eby
(about 1800 - )
Biography
Jane Eby was also known as Jane Markey. She was born about 1800. She married Amos Markey on 4 April 1821.
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Nancy Marshall
(19 March 1796 - 15 August 1868)
Family: Spouse Simon Markey (26 December 1786 - 14 August 1858)
Biography
Nancy Marshall was also known as Nancy Markey. She was born on 19 March 1796. She married Simon Markey in 1820. She died on 15 August 1868 in near Graham, Hughes Township, Nodaway County, Missouri, at age 72. She was buried after 15 August 1868 at Shamberger Cemetery in Hughes Township, Nodaway County, Missouri.
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Christian Markey
(about 1825 - )
Parents
Biography
Christian Markey was born about 1825.
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Johannes Heinrich Kunkel1
(15 May 1751 - before 13 December 1817)
Biography
Johannes Heinrich Kunkel was also known as Henry Kunkel. He was born on 15 May 1751 in Florsbach, Gelnhausen, Hessen, Germany. He married Elisabeth Christina Klinefelter on 22 April 1783. He migrated before 16 April 1787. He was a witness at the baptism of Simon Markey on 16 April 1787 at Fissel's (Jerusalem) Church in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania. Johannes Heinrich Kunkel was a named son-in-law in a petition regarding the estate of Johann Michael Klinefelter on 7 November 1809.1 Johannes Heinrich Kunkel died before 13 December 1817 in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania. He was buried at Fissel's Lutheran and Reformed Church Cemetery in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania.
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Citations
- [S836] PA Orphans Court Administrative Petition, Docket #399
Joshua Bond1
(about 1700 - )
Biography
Joshua Bond was born about 1700. Joshua Bond was a Quaker.1 He was mentioned in the will of Daniel Scott, dated on 19 November 1751.2 On 2 May 1758, in Baltimore County, Maryland, Joshua Bond witnessed the will of Elizabeth Whitaker.1
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Citations
- [S693] Maryland Probate Records 1674-1774
- [S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families
Victor Craigg1
(about 1700 - )
Biography
Victor Craigg was born about 1700. On 2 May 1758, in Baltimore County, Maryland, Victor Craigg witnessed the will of Elizabeth Whitaker.1
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Citations
- [S693] Maryland Probate Records 1674-1774
Christian Kelbaugh1
(about 1762 - )
Biography
Christian Kelbaugh was born about 1762. On 30 May 1772, in Baltimore County, Maryland, Christian Kelbaugh witnessed the will of Philip Heir. Christian Kelbaugh was mentioned in the will of Elizabetha Caleboch, dated in 1815 in Baltimore County, Maryland.1
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Citations
- [S723] Baltimore County Register of Wills
John George Bradford1
(about 1740 - )
Parents
Biography
John George Bradford was born about 1740.1 On 1 October 1749, William Bradford, Sr, sold land known as "Division" (2 portions: 81 acres and 50 acres), which was part of "Turkey Hills" and "Strawberry Hills", in Baltimore County, Maryland, to John George Bradford.1 On 7 April 1757, John George Bradford witnessed the will of William McComas.2 In 1780, John George Bradford was the Register of Wills in Harford County, Maryland.3
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Citations
- [S730] Robert Barnes, Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Abstracts 1659-1750
- [S693] Maryland Probate Records 1674-1774
- [S865] Walter W. Preston, History of Harford County, Maryland, from 1608 (The Year of Smith's Expedition) to the Close of the War of 1812
Joyce Onion
(about 1743 - )
Biography
Joyce Onion was also known as Joyce Holmes. She was born about 1743. She was mentioned in the will of Stephen Onion, her uncle, named as Joyce HOLMES, dated on 24 August 1754 in Maryland.1,2
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Citations
- [S693] Maryland Probate Records 1674-1774
- [S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
James Moore
(about 1715 - )
Biography
James Moore was born about 1715. On 17 September 1766, James Moore witnessed the will of James Preston.1 On 21 September 1775, James Moore was appointed by the Committee of Observation to solicit subscriptions to the Association of the Freemen of Maryland in Spesutia Upper Hundred, Baltimore County, Maryland.2 He began military service on 9 December 1775 in Captain Jacob Bond's Company of the Harford County, Maryland Militia.2 He was in Military Service on 20 July 1776 in Harford County, Maryland, enrolled by Captain Bennett Bussey and reviewed/passed by Thomas Bond.2 In 1776 James Moore was a tanner.2 In 1776, James Moore was designated to solicit subscriptions to the Association of the Freemen of Maryland in Spesutia Upper Hundred, Harford County, Maryland.2
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Citations
- [S693] Maryland Probate Records 1674-1774
- [S865] Walter W. Preston, History of Harford County, Maryland, from 1608 (The Year of Smith's Expedition) to the Close of the War of 1812
Thomas Little
(about 1745 - )
Parents
Biography
Thomas Little was born about 1745. He was mentioned in the will of Jane Scott, his grandmother, dated on 14 April 1762.1,2
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Citations
- [S691] Robert W. Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759 portion of Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820
- [S862] Anitra R. Streett, Streett Cousins: McComas, Amos, Wheeler, Scott, Wheeler, and Webb Families
Johann Jacob Scherer1
(about 1770 - )
Biography
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Maria Christina Dehoff1
(about 1770 - )
Biography
Maria Christina Dehoff was also known as Maria Christina Scherer.1 She was born about 1770.1 She married Johann Jacob Scherer about 1790.
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Johannes Kleinfelter1
(23 April 1737 - 1 October 1821)
Parents
Biography
Johannes Kleinfelter was also known as Johann Klinefelter. He was born on 23 April 1737.1,2,3 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.4 He married Anna Margaetha Gerberich about 1758.1 He was a sponsor at the baptism of Johannes Klinefelter on 6 December 1767.5 Johannes Kleinfelter obtained a land warrent for 10 acres adjoining land of Martin Miller, Peter Gerberich, and Henry Fissel, to be held in trust for the Presbyterian & Lutheran Congregations by himself, Martin Miller, Andrew Smith and Peter Gerberich in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania.6 He registered for military service about 1776 in the Army as a Private in Captain John Euman's Company.3 He was a sponsor at the baptism of Johan Michael Gerberich on 21 May 1789 at Fissel's (Jerusalem) Church in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1,7 On 29 July 1807, Johannes Kleinfelter was listed as owing the estate of (Johann) Micheal Klinefelter 1,255 pounds, 10 shillings, and 6 pence due various years through 1817.8 He died on 1 October 1821 at age 84.2,3 He was buried after 1 October 1821 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)
- [S253] Fissel's Church Cemetery, Shrewsbury Twp., YorkCo. PA
- [S825] Pennsylvania Veterans Burial Cards, 1777-2012
- [S853] ProGenealogists Research Firm, Palatine Project
- [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
- [S832] PA Wills & Probate Records, 1683-1993
Johann Jacob Kleinfelter1
(4 August 1767 - 30 April 1830)
Parents
Biography
Johann Jacob Kleinfelter was born on 4 August 1767.1,2 He was baptised on 16 August 1767 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania. The sponsors were Jacob Baehli and Eva Elizabetha Kleinfelter.1 Johann Jacob Kleinfelter married Julianna Ruhl in 1790 in York County, Pennsylvania.1 He died on 30 April 1830 in Shrewsbury Township, York County, Pennsylvania, at age 62.1,2 He was buried after 30 April 1830 at Kleinfelter Burial Grounds in Shrewsbury Township?, York County, Pennsylvania, (Kleinfelter Burial Grounds is also known as Fissel's Cemetery).1,2
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
- [S253] Fissel's Church Cemetery, Shrewsbury Twp., YorkCo. PA
Anna Catharina1
(about 1694 - )
Family: Spouse Peter Ruhl (1694 - between 1745 and 1748)
Biography
Anna Catharina was also known as Anna Catharina Ruhl.1 She was born about 1694.1 She married Peter Ruhl about 1714.1 She migrated to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, from Rotterdam, Netherlands, on 27 August 1739 together with Peter Ruhl, Anna Margaretha Ruhl, and Frederick Ruhl 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 On 27 March 1748 Anna Catharina attended the baptism of Anna Catharine, daughter of Georg Martin Wagner at St. Matthew's Lutheran Church in Manheim Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 In 1748, Anna Catharina lived in York County, Pennsylvania, with Anna Margaretha Ruhl, Clement Ruhl, Anna Lehnora Ruhl, Georg Wilhelm Ruhl, and Johan Jurg Ruhl.
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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
Anna Margaretha Ruhl1
(about 1732 - 1790)
Parents
Biography
Anna Margaretha Ruhl was also known as Anna Margaretha Gans.1 She was born about 1732 in Germany.1,2 She migrated to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, from Rotterdam, Netherlands, on 27 August 1739 together with Peter Ruhl, Frederick Ruhl, and Anna Catharina on the ship "Samuel", captained by Hugh Percy.1,3,4 About 27 August 1739 Anna Margaretha Ruhl lived in Germantown, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania,] with Peter Ruhl, Anna Catharina, and Frederick Ruhl.1 In 1748 Anna Margaretha Ruhl lived in York County, Pennsylvania,] with Anna Catharina, Clement Ruhl, Anna Lehnora Ruhl, Georg Wilhelm Ruhl, and Johan Jurg Ruhl. Anna Margaretha Ruhl married Franz Heinrich Gantz about 1752.1,5 She was a sponsor at the baptism of Anna Margaretha Ruhl, her niece, on 9 June 1767 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1,5 Anna Margaretha Ruhl died in 1790 in York County, Pennsylvania.2 She was buried in 1790 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
- [S829] US and Canada Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s
- [S853] ProGenealogists Research Firm, Palatine Project
- [S810] Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records, 1669-2013
Clement Ruhl1
(1741 - before 30 March 1777)
Parents
Biography
Clement Ruhl was born in 1741.1,2 In 1748 Clement Ruhl lived in York County, Pennsylvania,] with Anna Catharina, Anna Margaretha Ruhl, Anna Lehnora Ruhl, Georg Wilhelm Ruhl, and Johan Jurg Ruhl. Clement Ruhl married Margaretha Berge about 1755.1 He registered for military service in 1776 as a private in the Revolutionary War in Captain George Hoover's Company of Associators of Codorus Twp.1 He died before 30 March 1777.1 He owned 116 acres about 1777 in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 He was buried in 1777 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
Anna Lehnora Ruhl1
(8 February 1742/43 - )
Parents
Biography
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Georg Wilhelm Ruhl1
(4 August 1744 - 9 April 1815)
Parents
Biography
Georg Wilhelm Ruhl was born on 4 August 1744.1 He was baptised after 4 August 1744 at St. Michael's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.1 In 1748 Georg Wilhelm Ruhl lived in York County, Pennsylvania,] with Anna Catharina, Anna Margaretha Ruhl, Clement Ruhl, Anna Lehnora Ruhl, and Johan Jurg Ruhl. Georg Wilhelm Ruhl obtained a land warrent for 100 acres in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 On 14 October 1768, Georg Wilhelm Ruhl had land surveyed known as "Two Springs" (94 acres and 92 perches) in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 He married Anna Maria Dorothea Siegrist about 1770.1 He began military service in 1778 as a private in Captain George Hoover's Company of Associators of Corodus Twp, a private in Captain John Sherer's Company No. 8 of the 7th Battalion of the York Militia.1 He owned 200 acres in 1779 in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 He owned 100 acres in 1780 in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 On 30 January 1781, Georg Wilhelm 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 war, with a penalty of a 15 pound fine. The class proved delinquent.1 He owned 135 acres in 1781 in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 He ended military service in 1782.1 He owned 200 acres in 1782 in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 He owned 200 acres in 1783 in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 He obtained a land warrent for 150 acres in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 He obtained a land warrent for 100 acres in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 On 24 March 1789, Georg Wilhelm Ruhl had land surveyed consisting of 41 acres and 130 perches from his warrant of the same day.1 On 10 June 1809, Georg Wilhelm Ruhl obtained a land patent known as "Hanover" (102 acres and 57 perches.) On 10 June 1809, Georg Wilhelm Ruhl had land surveyed consisting of 71 acres and 57 perches from his 1785 warrant.1 On 10 June 1809, Georg Wilhelm Ruhl obtained a land patent in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, for 31.5 acres.1 On 10 June 1809, Georg Wilhelm Ruhl obtained a land patent known as "Two Springs" (94 acres and 92 perches.) He executed a land record to receive 6 acres and 50 perches from the estate of William Smith on 9 May 1813.1 He died on 9 April 1815 in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania, intestate, with 200 acres of land at age 70.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Johan Jurg Ruhl1
(13 May 1746 - )
Parents
Biography
Johan Jurg Ruhl was born on 13 May 1746.1 He was baptised after 13 May 1746 at St. Michael's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.1 In 1748 Johan Jurg Ruhl lived in York County, Pennsylvania,] with Anna Catharina, Anna Margaretha Ruhl, Clement Ruhl, Anna Lehnora Ruhl, and Georg Wilhelm Ruhl. Johan Jurg Ruhl was a sponsor at the baptism of Johann Georg Ruhl, his nephew, on 30 July 1765 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 Johan Jurg Ruhl was listed in the tax record of 1779 in Heidelberg Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)
Franz Heinrich Gantz1
(22 August 1723 - 27 November 1809)
Biography
Franz Heinrich Gantz was also known as Franz Heinrich Gantz.1 He was born on 22 August 1723 in Rhineland, Pfalz, Bavaria, Germany.1,2 He married Anna Margaretha Ruhl about 1752.1,3 He was a sponsor at the baptism of Anna Margaretha Ruhl, his niece, on 9 June 1767 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Union Church in Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1,3 He died on 27 November 1809 in York County, Pennsylvania, at age 86.2 He was buried after 27 November 1809 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
- [S810] Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records, 1669-2013
Maria Elisabeth Bahn1
(about 1736 - 1769)
Family: Spouse Frederick Ruhl (about 1737 - between 25 May 1810 and 17 October 1815)
| Daughter | Catherine Ruhl (18 November 1759 - before May 1810) |
| Son | Heinrich Ruhl+ (28 January 1763 - between 5 January 1830 and 9 March 1830) |
Biography
Maria Elisabeth Bahn was also known as Maria Elisabeth Ruhl.1 She was born about 1736 in Kreutz Creek, Hellam Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1 She married Frederick Ruhl on 7 January 1759 at Christ's Lutheran Church in York, York County, Pennsylvania.1 She died in 1769 in York, York County, Pennsylvania.1
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Citations
- [S687] Keith A. Dull, Early German Settlers of York County, Pennyslvania (Revised Edition)