Spouse [1st wife] : Anna Barbara [Dörner] DOERNERS¹

• Birth: [Probably Germany¹][Under research: abt 1694, Ittlingen, Singheim, Baden, Germany⁵]

Death:   "There is no record of her death or burial, nor is it known where she is buried; although it is supposed to be along the banks of the Pequa" ¹³ Her son George was born 1729, Her Husband remarried in 1738.  Sources ascribe her death time frame and place as  [bet. 1729 and 1738, Lancaster Co., PA¹] [Hanover, Lancaster Co., (Now York) PA⁵]

Children with 1st Wife Anna Barbara Doerners:

[Please note that Barbara/Maria Barbara/Anna Maria Barbara is sometimes shown as daughter of the first wife, she is on this tree consigned to the progeny of the second.]

• Martin {married Swope}[Johann Martin](1716-1781)
• Anna Margaretha (1719-~1770)
• Frederick [Johann/John Frederick] (1721-~1783)
• Margaretha Barbara (1724-)
• Anna Barbara   (1726-~1728? Died Young? ) Sometimes presented as Elizabeth , her sister[?] , below
• Elizabeth [Married Smeisser] sometimes presented as Anna Barbara, her sister [?] ,  above
• John Georg [Johann George] (1729-1752)

Other spouses [2nd wife] : Magdalena ¹⁹ [Mary Magdalena] BECKER^{1, 5}

• Birth: Unknown. Found sometimes born ca 1715 in Penna and Traditionally stated to  be from Stuttgart, there is no documentary evidence of her birth  [about 1715 York Co., PA.¹⁸] [ Germany]¹,¹⁸
• Death: Unknown. sources vary, giving [between 17 Nov 1789 & 30 Apr 1790]¹ [1809 York Co., PA.¹⁸ ] [April 1790²¹] "Magdalena remained in the house in Hanover, however, it was shared with her son Leonard and his wife Elizabeth until her death "  ²¹
• Notes: " It is thought that [Magdalena]  was considerably younger than Frederick. The recording of the birth of a  daughter, Maria Magdalena born March 25, 1757  would indicate this. Frederick was 64 years of age when this child was born. Nothing more is known of Maria Magdalena, it is presumed she died young.  The parents of Magdalena Becker Eichelberger are not known. It is possible she is the Magdalena Becker listed on the passenger list of the "Charming Nancy" that arrived in Philadelphia October 8, 1737." ^{22, 23}
• Her Will Abstract [York County . Book H, page 110. Nov 1789; probated 30 Apr 1790.] : "Magdalena Eyechelberger (widow) Last Residence Hanover, York Co., PA. Dated/ Probate Date: 17 Nov1789 /30 Apr 1790

 Names three sons: 1. Ludwick (his issue: Fred'k., Magdalena), 2. Leonard (wf., Elizabeth), 3. Jacob. Son-in-law, Andrew Hoke (his issue, testatrix's g'children: Glora [sic], Barbara, Elizabeth Hoke). Son-in-law, Jacob Smyser (his dau., testatrix's g'dau.:Cathareena Smyser) Exec.: son, Jacob. York Co., Pa. Court House Register of Wills. Book H; 110. [credit: B.E.Brown]" ²⁴

Children with 2nd wife Mary Magdalena Becker:
Adam W   [Johann Adam](1739-1787) [HOKE and SWOPE surnames relevant]
Hans Michael (1740-)
Barbara  [Maria Barbara] [Anna Maria Barbara] (1743-<1817)
Michael (1744-)
Jacob [Johann Jacob] (1746-1811) [SWOPE relevant]
Anna Elisabetha (1748-)
Leonard (1750-1811) [SCHMEISSER relevant]
Lewis  [Ludwig Lewis] (1752-1841)
Maria Magdalena (1757-)
 
 

Will Abstract of Frederick Eichelberger:
ìFrederick Eichelberger Hanover, York  Co., PA.  05 Feb1776. 22 Oct 1776.  Children: Martin, Leonard,  Adam, Ludwig, Jacob, Barbara Hoake;  Elisabeth Smyser, Anna Margaretta, wf. of Vincent Keafer.  Mentions grandchildren  (by dau. Anna  M. & her husb., Vincent Keafer: Magdalena, Barbara, Catharina, Sabina,  Valentine; bequeathes £5 to Mathias  Smyser's lame son.  York Co., PA. Court House;   Unrecorded Wills. [credit: B.E.   Brown] ì
Eichelberger/variations: Wills - Given Names "E" Through "I" http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jodiem/Wills.E-I.htm
 
 
 

Footnote 1: "Note: (made by Lucile Bitgood Carson) It is interesting to note that in Rupp's "Thirty Thousand Names Of Immigrants", is listed a Friederich Eichelberger, who landed in Philadelphia, PA, September 4, 1728, and was one of thirty Palatines who brought families on the ship Albany which sailed from Rotterdam June 22, 1728. It is quite possible that these two were one and the same man, and that two-years error was made in the Bible.) (A George Eichelberger landed in New York in1710.)"¹⁹

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To Children of Frederick Eichelberger and 2nd Wife Magdalena BECKER
Children of Frederick Eichelberger and First Wife Anna Barbara DOERNERS:
 

1.1 Martin² [(Johann) Martin⁶] [John Martin^{5, 7} ] EICHELBERGER ^{5, 7, 6, 2}[married Anna Maria SWOPE]

• Three of his five sons served in some capacity during revolution.  He appears in the A W Eichelberger bio in historical sketches of York County,  in which it says [of his father] ìThe children by his first wife were Martin, Frederick, Anna Margeret (married to Vincent Keefer), Barbara (married to Andrew Hoke) and Elizabeth (married to Jacob Smyser). His first four children, as above stated, were born in Germany. These children, after marriage, located in and around York.î² î ...Martin, the eldest of the sons, was present at York when the town was laid out in 1741, and purchased Lot No. 120. He was one of the original members of the first Lutheran Church in York; was commissioned a court justice under King George III in 1760, the first year of his long reign, and also under constitution of 1776, being prominently identified with the early history of York. where he died in 1781 or 1782. The children of Martin were George, Frederick, Jacob, Bernard, Martin, Susanna (married to Daniel Barnitz) and Mary (married to William T. Coale).î²

• Birth: 7 Dec 1719, Sinsheim, Heidelberg, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany⁷
• Death: Probably York co, Pa
• Father: George (Johann Georg) SCHWAB (SWOPE)
• Mother: Anna Maria KEYDEL

Children:

• George  (1739-1781)^{6, 2} married Lydia WORLEY⁶ He was prominent in collecting goods and money for the Revolutionary army along with brother Jacob³] He was Quartermaster of the Militia of York Co., PA., Revolutionary War.⁶
• Philip Frederick (1741-)⁶
• Jacob [Philip Jacob ] (1744-1832)⁶ married Maria Barbara {Beard} BARD⁶ (dtr of Michael and Dorothy; Baptized 24 Sep 1752, died before 1832⁶) [ìJacob (and his brother George) were prominent in collecting goods and money for the Revolutionary army..Jacob was sheriff of York County, elected in 1804. He subsequently removed to Reisterstown, Md., where he died ³]
• Frederick Christian (1744-1824) married Eva MYERS, (1744-1804, dtr of George MYERS)⁶
• Bernard [(John) Bernard/Barnitz] (1748-~1781) died unmarried⁶

Is he  the Bernard EICHELBERGER of York town holding one slave in 1780?  Will Abstract mentions no slaves though, ìBarnet Eichelberger late of Baltimore,now of York Town"[York Co., PA.] 16 Jul  1781. 02 Aug1781.  Cousin, Mary Swoope; Sister, Susanna (her son, Daniel Barnet), Brother, George Eichelberger (George's widow, Lydia; and  their issue: Jacob, Martin, George,  John, James, Mary, Susanna)  Also a bequest to Jacob Schneider. Exec.: James Worley, brother-in-law Daniel Barnet. York Co., Pa. Court House. Register of Wills Book E; 234.  [credit: B.E. Brown] "²⁴
• Benjamin (1750-1750) [His sponsor at baptism was Benjamin SCHWAB]⁶
• Mary [Anna Maria ] (Twin) (1752-) married 1st Jacob BILLMEYER,she left him and cohabitated with Coale, and was  divorced 1781-married 2nd William T. [William T Coal] COALE. She resided York Co., PA. and Md⁶
• Barbara (Twin) (1752-) [her and her sister's Baptismal Sponsors were Henry and and Barbara SCHWAB]⁶
• Anna Catharine (1754-) [Mathias and Anna Catharine SMYSER were baptismal sponsors] ⁶
• Martin [Johann Martin] (1759-1840) married Elizabeth WELSH (1762-1855)⁶ He was in  Capt Nicholís Company of Michael Swopeís Flying Batallion of Revolutionary Fame
• Susanna (1756-1806) married Daniel BARNITZ (1755-1827)⁶
• Lydia (uncertain dtr) (Died as Child) (1754-).⁶ She is presented with question marks at source

She appears in the A W Eichelberger bio in historical sketches of York County,  in which it says [of her father] ìThe children by his first wife were Martin, Frederick, Anna Margeret (married to Vincent Keefer), Barbara (married to Andrew Hoke) and Elizabeth (married to Jacob Smyser). His first four children, as above stated, were born in Germany. These children, after marriage, located in and around York.î²

Spouse: Vincent KIEFFER²

• Birth: Germany⁵
• Death: York Co. PA⁵

Children:

• Barbara (1739-)¹
• Catharine (1742-)¹
• Sabina (1744-)¹
• Valentine (1749-)¹

Spouse: Anna Maria KINTZ^{5, 8}
Death: York Co. PA9
Marr: 4 JAN 1742/43⁵, [4 Jan 1742⁸] York Co. PA^{5, 8}

Children:

• John Jacob (1743-1823)

• There is a Barbara mentioned in the 1886 sketch regarding these headwater Eichelberger ancestors, but three girls currently included in this family group carried the name Barbara (A carryover from the Saintís names in early German immigrant tradition and in which same sex children usually had the same ìsaintî name even though they were protestant. That name was not usually present in any legal documents pertaining. This girl is  Not mentioned by Gary Welker in his pages ³ , and does not appear in the Historical Sketches of York County² in which her father and his children are mentioned. She does appear in the Eichelberger Geneology webpages as a daughter to her father¹
• In the Historical Sketches of York County it says [of her father] ìThe children by his first wife were Martin, Frederick, Anna Margeret (married to Vincent Keefer), Barbara (married to Andrew Hoke) and Elizabeth (married to Jacob Smyser). His first four children, as above stated, were born in Germany. These children, after marriage, located in and around York.î20  She does not appear to be of those children, however, her sister mentioned above, Barbara [whose name so close as it is to this Margretha Barbara] and  who married Andrew Hoke, some feel was born in American post the familyís emmigration in 1728, matching more consistently with the known birth year of her husband Andrew Hoke. There was also a sister Anna Barbara, who Jack Hoke writes is ìassumed to have died on the emmigrant shipî.  It may be the two surviving  Barbaras were confused in the 1886 source, as can happen with the early German immigrants who used Christening names that then were often discarded in legal documents, and often the same for all same sex siblings, a carryover from Catholicismís Saint names. The outside chance is she does not belong in this family group.

Spouse: Hans George [Hans George Noes¹] NACE ⁵
Marr: 13 march 1743/4 ⁵ , [13 March 1744¹] Moravian Church, [Litiitz⁵] , Lancaster, PA.^{1, 5}

• Biographical sketches of York County² presents the Elizabeth marrying Smyser as born Penna. and not in tandem with this entry and Anna Barbara born Germany and Elizabeth born Penna are two seperate entries on this tree.
• There is a Barbara shown in the bio for A W Eichelberger in historical sketches of York County, and  among the first four of her fatherís children, and shown  as being born in Germany. However, it appears there were other girls in the family, also given the ìsaintís nameî Barbara (common practise among early German protestant immigrants and first generations here) in Germany. This may be the Barbara that was born in Germany, as the sister mentioned as being born there who married Hoke was born after the familyís emmigration. Jack Hoke gives her a death date ìassumed on ship in emmigrationî. .⁵
• The Eichelberger Geneology Webpages present her (many sources given to general family group, but her entry is not clear about the sources referenced in regards to the two variations on her name]  as ìAnna Barbara (Elizabeth) Eichelberger - b. 02 Feb 1727; m. Jacob Smyser; had issue: Lemuel, unknown son, Elizabeth, Barbara, and Catharina Smyser. ì and states she, like all the first five children of the union producing her, as ìb. Ittlingen, Baden, Germany and bap. Lutheran Church, Ittlingen, Germanyî¹
• Again, Biographical sketches of York County² presents the Elizabeth marrying Smyser as born Penna. and not in tandem with this entry and Anna Barbara born Germany and Elizabeth born Penna are two seperate entries on this tree.

1.6 John Georg⁵ [Johann George⁹] EICHELBERGER^5,9

Not mentioned by Gary Welker in his webpages³, neither mentioned in the historical sketch of A E Eichelberger² in which John Georgí s siblings are named. He is found at the Eichelberger Geneology webpages ⁹ and was initially provided by Jack Hoke⁵

Eichelberger webpages ⁹  shows: "York Co., PA. Orphans Court Dockets; a) Book A; p. 82: 04 and 30 Jan 1757: George "Ichelberger", d. intestate; an order to sell his property was issued; prop. consisted of a house and lot in York. b) Book A; p. 84: 30 June 1757: Lot, on south side of High St., between Bernard Holtzinger's lot and the Calvinist Church, sold to John Hay for £160. ⁹ York Co., PA. Office of the Register of Wills; Administration Bonds: Book A; p. 61: 27 Jul 1752: Estate of George Eichelberger of York town; Christiana Dorothea, widow, administrator; inventory taken 20 Jul 1752, total £21.18.9.4. ⁹  York Co., PA. Deed Book A, p. 223: 01 Jun 1757: Martin"Eyckleberger" of York Co., innholder, admin. De Bonis Non of the late George "Ichelberger"; sold same prop. mentioned in Orphans Court documents (above) to John Hay for £160.  ⁹
 
 

Spouse: Christina Dorothea  PÄSCHIN / BEST⁹

• Appears to have perhaps remarried soon after George Eichelberger's death: ìChristina is likely  the Christina Eichelberger who m. John Hay on 24 Sep 1752 at Christ Lutheran Church in York, PA.î⁹

Birth: Penna²
Alias: Anna Barbara Eichelberger¹born Ittlingen, Baden, Germany and bap. Lutheran Church, Ittlingen, Germany¹ Baptized Lutheran Church, Ittlingen, Germany¹

• Elizabeth appears in the Historical Sketches of York County² in which her father and his children are mentioned in relationship to a family gathering and the number of descendants identified  . In that book it says [of her father] ìThe children by his first wife were Martin, Frederick, Anna Margeret (married to Vincent Keefer), Barbara (married to Andrew Hoke) and Elizabeth (married to Jacob Smyser). His first four children, as above stated, were born in Germany. These children, after marriage, located in and around York" Later is mentions " Elizabeth , married to Leonard Eichelberger, who lived near Dillsburg, 116î20 . The 116 reveals her then known number of descendants. It could be that in this comment they are referring to Elizabeth SMYSER who indeed DID marry Leanoard EICHELBERGER. The entry is confusing.
• The Eichelberger Geneology Webpages¹ present her as ìAnna Barbara (Elizabeth) Eichelberger - b. 02 Feb 1727; m. Jacob Smyser; had issue: Lemuel, unknown son, Elizabeth, Barbara, and Catharina Smyser. ì and states she, like all the first five children of the union producing her, as ìb. Ittlingen, Baden, Germany and bap. Lutheran Church, Ittlingen, Germanyî¹
• Biographical sketches of York County² presents the Elizabeth marrying Smyser as born Penna. and not in tandem with this entry and Anna Barbara born Germany and Elizabeth born Penna are two seperate entries on this tree.

• Birth: 3 Oct 1742¹¹
• Death: 1794¹¹, [Manchester Township.? see narrative]
• Father: Matthias  SCHMIEßER (1715-1763)¹¹
• Mother: Anna Katharina (Anna Catharine Wolfgang) KOPPENHÖFER /COPENHEAVER (1717-1763)¹¹
• He is one of five siblings who married into the birth families of our direct lines. The Smyser family is not direct to us, but their role in the social and economic welfare of our direct forebears is distinct.
• Suspected  will abstract for Jacob SCHMIESSER/SMYSER:
SMYSER, Jacob.  Manchester Township.
January 4, 1794    February 17, 1794
Executors:  Elizabeth, Henry and Jacob Smyser.
Wife:  Elizabeth Smyser.
Children:  Henry, Jacob (and others - but Names and number not given.)

Children:
Henry [Henrich SCHMEISSER] (1767-)² married Eve Margaret EBERT born 1767¹²
Jacob [under research] entered based on a possible fatherís will. See will entry above.

Historical Sketches of York County, Bio on A W Eichelberger: ìThe children by the second marriage of Philip Frederick Eichelberger were Adam, Leonard, Jacob (grandfather of our subject) and Lewis. Adam, the eldest, was a captain of a company of Associators of York County during the Revolution, and was also active in collecting money and supplies for the army. He was married to Magdalina Bechtel. Their children were Frederick, Michael, Samuel, Adam. Joseph, Susanna, Salome and Magdalina. He obtained possession of the homestead in 1766, which then contained 220 acres, including the mill place, which at that time was situated in Manheim but is now in Heidelberg Township, about three miles east of Hanover on the York road. The mill, which is in close proximity to the Hanover & York Railroad. is now owned by George Jacobs. In addition to the occupation of farmer, Adam was also a tavern-keeper. He was a prominent and influential citizen, and died in 1787, aged forty-eight years and seven months. The home place has been kept in the family up to the present time, and is now occupied by Charles Eichelberger, a great-grandson. ì20 [editorís note, text dates 1886]

Spouse: Magdalena BECHTEL20,15,28
Birth: 5 Dec 174335
Death: 30 Dec 182135
Father: Samuel [Samuel Baechtel ] BECHTEL
Mother: Magdalena
Marr: 176135

Children: Michael [married Hoke] (1761-1801)
 Frederick (1763-1838)
 Samuel [married Smyser] (1769-1828)
 Elizabeth (married Hoke) (1770-1833)
 Adam [Johann Adam] (1771-)
 Susanna (1778-1804)
 Joseph (1781-)
 Salome (1783-)
 Magdalinaïï

1.2 Hans Michael EICHELBERGER36
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Birth: 21 Sep 17401
Bapt: 21 Feb 1740, Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster, PA.; Spon.: Michael Immel & wf., Maria Barbara)1

ìviii. Hans Michael Eichelberger - b. 21 Sep 1740 ( Bap. 21 Feb. 1740, Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster, PA.; Spon.: Michael Immel & wf., Maria Barbara)î37

1.3 Barbara ** [Maria Barbara] [Anna Maria Barbara] EICHELBERGER38,39,40,41,42
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Birth: 15 Jan 1743 [between 1735 - 1738], Lancaster Pa/  York Co., Manheim Twp., PA.43,44
Death: bef 10 Mar 1817,  Jeffersontown, Jefferson Co., KY. [ Administration of the Estate of Barbara Hoke was granted Mar.10, 1817 to Jacob Hoke.]45,46
Burial:  Jefferson Cem. near Louisville, KY [Jeffersontown Cm,PA as per Spangler cite]47,48
Bapt: 21 Aug 1743, Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster, PA.; Spon.: Michael Immel & wf., Maria1
Alias: Barbara//Maria Barbara in dtrís baptismal record49,50

Jack Hoke gave her as dtr of fatherís first wife Doerners, giving birth between 1735 - 1738 York Co., Manheim Twp., PA. 9 EIchelberger pages name her as dtr of 2nd wife Maria Magdalena Becker, provides a birth date, 15 Jan 1743 Lancaster Pa 51 She currently has dual ascendancy, with preference given to mother Becker, as Eichelberger site is more secure with her birthdate.
She is shown in the bio for A W Eichelberger in historical sketches of York County, and named as  among the first four of her fatherís children, shown  as being born in Germany, and corresponding as a dtr then of first wife, if among the first four.  However, it appears there were other girls in the family, also given the ìsaintís nameî Barbara (common practise among early German protestant immigrants and first generations here) in Germany.  It would appear this Anna Maria Barbara Eichelberger was born after her familyís arrival in 1728 despite the entry from the historical sketches which  reads ìThe children by his first wife were Martin, Frederick, Anna Margeret (married to Vincent Keefer), Barbara (married to Andrew Hoke) and Elizabeth (married to Jacob Smyser). His first four children, as above stated, were born in Germany. These children, after marriage, located in and around York.î20 See her two sisters narratives.
 Administration of the Estate of Barbara Hoke was granted Mar.10, 1817 to Jacob Hoke.9 ìLater correspondence contained a copy of letters on the family written by Edward Hoke, great, great grandson of Johann Jacob, descended through Jacob's son, Andrew. He states, "John Jacob Hoke emigrated from Manheim, Germany about the year 1727 [sic, known to be 1728]. He was Pastor of the German Reformed Church of Lancaster City, Pennsylvania in the year 1736." (sorry, link lost)
 

From Eichelberger webpages {GREAT SITE] her father and mother are shown  as her fatherís second wife surnamed BECKER [her own succinct entry from following text is in blue and is repeated after its highlight here as given in full context ]51
ix. Maria Barbara Eichelberger - b. 15 Jan 1743 (Bap. 21 Aug. 1743, Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster, PA.; Spon.: Michael Immel & wf., Maria Barbara..); d. 10 Mar. 1817; bur. Jefferson Cem. near Louisville, KY.; m. Aug 1765 to Andrew Hoke; had issue: Glora [sic] , Barbara, Elizabeth) .51

ìPhillip Frederick Eichelberger - b. 1693, Ittlingen, Baden, Germany (Bap. 17 Apr 1693, Evangelical Lutheran Church, Ittlingen, Germany; Sponsors:
Anna, Martin; surnames missing)

d. 19 Sep 1776, Hanover, York Co., PA.

Res.: Germany birth to 1728, then Lancaster and York Co's., PA. (Emigrated Germany to America aboard the ship Albany on 04 Sep 1728)

Father: Hans Eichelberger . Mother: Elizabeth Gerber

m. #1) 11 Nov 1714, Ittlingen, Germany

Wf. #1) Anna Barbara Dorner - b.: dt. unknown, probably Germany

d. bet. 1729 and 1738, Lancaster Co., PA.

Father: Unknown . Mother: Unknown.

m. #2) 04 Apr 1738, Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster, PA.

Wf.: #2) Maria Magdalena Becker - b. ?, Germany....

Children - 2nd Marriage (all b. Lancaster Co., PA.):.....
ix. Maria Barbara Eichelberger - b. 15 Jan 1743 (Bap. 21 Aug. 1743, Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster, PA.; Spon.: Michael Immel & wf., Maria Barbara..); d. 10 Mar. 1817; bur. Jefferson Cem. near Louisville, KY.; m. Aug 1765 to Andrew Hoke; had issue: Glora [sic] , Barbara, Elizabeth) .

[at end of ENTIRE birth family grouping, these sources]

Sources:

1. Canfield, Clifford R.; My German (Swiss/French?) Ancestors VI: (Phllippi, Eichelberger And Allied Families); Published independently by Clifford R. Canfield;
1997. [reprinted with permission of the author 08-17-99]

2. Records of Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster, PA.

3. York County, PA. Court House: a) Unrecorded Will of Philip Fred'k. Eichelberger; dtd. 05 Feb 1776; probate 02 Oct 1776. b) Book H;110 : Will of Magdalena
Eichelberger, dtd. 17 Nov 1789; probated 30 Apr 1790.

4. Pennsylvania Archives, 2nd Series; Vol. IX; p. 139: marriage of Anna Margaretha and Hans George Noes.

5. Eichelberger, A. W., Philip Frederick Eichelberger and his descendants - 1693 - 1900; genealogical record; p. 4; biographical section, p. 19 (Smyser family).

6. The Private Record of Jacob Lischy, V.D.M. 1743-1769; Translation; pp. 80; 130. î51

Spouse: Andrew**(Andreus) HOKE52,41,53,9
Birth: 20 Mar 1732/3, 20 Sep 1733/Baptised Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, New Holland, PA.9
Death: 3 Jan 1800, Jeffersontown, Jefferson Co., KY. [wrote a will Sept. 23, 1799, proved Jan. 7, 1800 in Jefferson Co., Kentucky.]9,9
Father: Johann Jacob** HOCK (1694-<1766)
Mother: Anna Margaretha**Possibly Mueller (~1710-~1785)
Marr: Aug 17651

Children: Adam (1760-1832)
 Clara [Maria Clara]** (1762-1818)
 'Jacob' Johann Jacob (1771-1840)
 Peter (1773-1857)
 Barbara [Maria Barbara] (1776-1854)
 Leonard (1779-1823)
 Elizabeth (1781-1846)
 Gloria [sic]

1.4 Michael EICHELBERGER36
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Birth: 25 Aug 17441
Bapt: 16 Sep 1744, Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster, PA.; Spon.: Michael Gross & wf..).1

1.5 Jacob [Johann Jacob] EICHELBERGER54,55,56,57
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Birth: 28 Sep 1746/26 Sep 174658,59,60
Death: 14 Aug 1811, Hanover, York Co., PA.61,62,63,57
Burial: St Matthewís Lutheran, Reinterred Mt Olivet Cemetery64
Bapt: 20 Oct 1746, Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster, PA.; Sponsors: J. J. Frantz and wf., Maria65,57

Historical Sketches of York County under A W Eichelberger and regarding the Eichelberger line reads  ìJacob, the third son of the second wife of the immigrant. resided in the town of Hanover. He was engaged in farming and keeping tavern. He was married to Anna Maria Reiniker. He died in 1811. His remains were first interred in St. Matthew's Lutheran graveyard, and were afterward removed to Mt. Olivet Cemetery. He left but one son, Jacob, the father of our subjectî66

Will abstract Caspar Reinacker
REINECKER, Casper.  Hanover Township.
November 13, 1789    August 30, 1790
Executors:  Conrad Reinecker and Jacob Rudisell.
Children:  Conrad, Maney, Gloria, George, Anna m. Jacob Eyechelberger,
Catharine m. George Kuhn, Elizabeth m. George Sherman and Nancy.67

Spouse: Anna Maria  [Anna Maria REINIKER ] REINACKER68,69,70,57
Birth: 26 Mar 175265,57
Death: 19 May 183765,57
Father: Caspar [Capt] REINACKER (-1790)

Children: Jacob (1775-~1843)

1.6 Anna Elisabetha EICHELBERGER71,72
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Birth: 29 Aug 174873
Bapt: 30 Oct 1748, Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster, PA.; Spon.: Michael Gross & wf. Anna73

ìAnna Elisabetha Eichelberger, d. Friedrich and Maria Magdalena: b. Aug 29; bap Oct 30î73

1.7 Leonard {married Smyser}EICHELBERGER74,9,15
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Birth: 12 Aug 17509
Death: 14 Feb 18119

Will abstract
ìSCHMEISER, Mathias.  Manchester Township.
April 7, 1778    May 1, 1778
Executors:  Michael and Jacob Schmeiser.
Children:  Dorothea m. Peter Hoke, Rosanna m. George Moul, Sabina m. Jacob Swope,
Elizabeth m. Leonard Euhilberger, Anna m. Martin Ebert and Susanna.î
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/york/wills/willabstrp-s.txt

Historical Sketches of York County for A W Eichelberger shows this gentleman and reads ìLeonard, the second son of Phiiip Frederick Eichelberger, by the second wife, was a farmer. He was married to Elizabeth Smyser, and had four sons; Jacob, Frederick, George and John; and six daughters; Mary, married to Barney Welty; Sarah, to Frederick Welty; Susan, to Lewis Shearer; Lydia, to Daniel Bailey, and Elizabeth, to H. Richenbaugh. Jacob lived in York, was sheriff of York County, elected a member of the legislature in 1807 and a justice in 1829.î75
 
 

One source cites
NAME: PROWELL'S, VOL 2, PG. 14.
BIRTH & CHRISTENING: CHRIST LUTHERAN, VOL 2, PG. 152
http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/database/d0068/g0000000.htm#I138362

Spouse: Elizabeth (Married Eichelberger) SMYSER76,15,77
Father: Matthias (to allied marriages) SCHMIEßER (1715-1763)
Mother: Anna Katharina (Anna Catharine Wolfgang) KOPPENHÖFER /COPENHEAVER (1717-1763)

Children: Jacob
 Frederick (-1836)
 George
 John
 Mary (1778-1829)
 Sarah (1789-1830)
 Susan
 Lydia
 Elizabeth
 Unnamed

1.8 Lewis/Ludwig  [Ludwig Lewis] EICHELBERGER78,79,80
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Birth: 1 Dec 1752, jack hoke gives Jan 1755[ the baptism date in other sources]81,82
Death: Mar 1801 [no month 1841], probably Adams Co., PA.83,84
Bapt: 26 Jan 1755,  by Rev. Jacob Lischey; Sponsors: James Schmidt and Barbara85

ì Lewis. the fourth son of Frederick, lived in Adams County, Penn. He left one son, Adam, and three daughters, all of whom are now dead. ì86
 

 from The Eichelberger Geneology Webpages [Meticulous SOURCES given HEREIN ] .:
 *Sources for this family group [Ludwig (Lewis) Eichelberger - b. 01 Dec 1752 and wife/children,] given at source follow. URL to this family group is [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jodiem/Philip.Fred'k.Fm.Grps.5.htm#Eich.Leonard.17503]. This is part of a meticulously sourced and collaborative Eichelberger  website found on line and extremely valuable to  Eichelberger search.
Sources at end of page presenting family found below Family Group Record

ìLeonard Eichelberger - b. 14 Jul 1750, Manheim Twp., Lancaster Co., PA. (bap 12 Aug 1750, Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Brickerville, Lancaster
Co., PA.; Sponsors: Leonhardt Muller and wf.)

d. 14 Feb 1811, Dillsburg, Franklin Twp., York Co., PA.; bur. Franklin Cem., Franklin Twp., York Co., PA.

Resided: York Co., PA., Frederick Twp. (now part of Carroll Twp.), MD.

Father: Phillip Frederick Eichelberger . Mother: Maria Magdalena Becker

m. 1775

Wf.: Elizabeth Smyser - b. 11 Mar 1753

d. 26 Jan 1817, Frederick Co., MD.; bur. Emmitsburg Lutheran Church Cem., Emmitsitsburg, MD.

Father: Mathias Smyser/Schmeiser . Mother: Anna Catharine Koppenhaffer

Children (all b. near Piney Creek, Carroll Co., MD.):

i. George M. Eichelberger - b. 11 Feb 1775 (or 1784?)

ii. Jacob Eichelberger - b. 13 Feb 1776

iii. Mary Magdalene Eichelberger - b. 22 Jan 1778; m. Bernard Welty

iv. Frederick Eichelberger - b. 24 Aug 1783

v. John Eichelberger - b. 20 Feb 1787

vi. Sarah Eichelberger - b. 17 Aug 1789; m. Frederick Welty

vii. Susan Eichelberger - b. 07 Nov 1792; m. Lewis Sherer; no known issue.

viii. Lydia Eichelberger - b. 02 Nov 1792 [?]; m. Daniel Bailey

ix. Catharine Eichelberger - b. 06 Apr 1795; d. 04 Aug 1810, York Co., PA.; bur. Franklin Church Cem., Franklin Twp., York Co., PA.; single.

x. Elizabeth Eichelberger - b. 04 Mar 1799; d. 08 Nov 1818; m. Henry Richenbach; res. Dillsburg, PA.; no known issue.

Sources:

1. Church and cemetery records (as cited above).

2. Carroll Co., MD. Orphans Court Docket L-2-178: Leonard Eichelberger

3. Eichelberger, A. W., Philip Frederick Eichelberger and his descendants - 1693 - 1900; genealogical record; p. 66 [some data has not been verified]

4. York Co., PA. Court House, Office of the Register of Wills; Administration Bonds, Book 2C; p. 337: 11 Mar 1811: Estate o fLeonard Eichelberger of Monaghan
Twp.; Admin.: Jacob Eichelberger, Esq., of York, and Frederick Eichelberger o fMonaghan Twp.

5. York Co., PA. Clerk of the Court's office; Orphans Court Dockets: a) Book L; p. 178: 13 Sep 1814: Petition re: Leonard Eichelberger of Monaghan Twp., d. abt.
4 yrs. earlier, leaving widow, Elizabeth and issue: Frederick George, John, Mary (wf. of Bernard Welty), Susanna (wf. of Ludwick Shearer), Sarah (wf. of Frederick
Welty), Lydia (wf. of Daniel "Bayly"); and Elizabeth; decedent owned 450 ac. of patented land in Monaghan Twp.; inquest awarded. b) Book L; p. 183: 13 Sep
1814: Jacob Smyser was appointed guardian of Elizabeth Eichelberger, 15, dau. of the late Leonard Eichelberger.

6. York Co., PA. Deeds: a) Book 2E; p. 318: 11 Mar 1772: Frederick Eichelberger of Hanover, Yeoman, sold two tracts of land in Manheim Twp. and lot #51 in
Hanover, to one of his sons, Leonard, a wheelwright. b) Book 2E; p. 451: 05 Jul 1764: Lot #51 in Hanover sold by Richard McCalister and wf., Mary, to Frederick
"Aigelberery" of Heidelberg Twp. c) Book 2E; p. 453: 12 Apr 1790: Leonard Eichelberger, wagonmaker, and wf., Elizabeth, of Hanover sold lot #51 to William
Harris. d) York Co., PA. d) Deed Book 2V; p. 225: 21 May 1810: re: property of Adam Eichelberger, dec'd., late of Manheim Twp.: Leonard Eichelberger, of York
Co., innkeeper, brother of the late Adam Eichelberger , and Frederick Eichelberger, now of Frederick Co., MD., son of the late Adam, and Magdalen, widow of
Adam, as his exec. sold 104 ac. to Samuel Eichelberger (son of the decedent, Adam). e) Book 3N; p. 93: 01 Apr 1834: Heirs of Leonard Eichelberger of
Monaghan Twp.: a release; Heirs listed were: Henry Pinkenberger, Frederick Black and wf. Mary of Franklin Co.; Ludwig Scherer and wf Susan, Jacob Welty and
wf. Elizabeth, Joseph Wise and wf. Eliza, Daniel Welty and wf Sophia of Adams Co.; Dr. G. L. Shearer and wf Eliza, Daniel Bailey, Esq. and wf Lydia, Levi Welty,
all of York Co.; Bernard Joseph, James L., William, Kezia, Caroline and Lydia Welty; Maria and Catharine Eichelberger. ì19

Spouse: Elizabeth BAIR85
Birth: 1756 [or 1748]85
Death: 29 Oct 1851,  Alms House, Adams Co., PA.; age 1031 [age and all info as given at source]85

Children: Frederick (1776-)
 Adam (1780-1849)
 Elizabeth (1780-)
 Magdalena (1782->1850)
 George (1793->1850)
 Jacob (1786-1855)
 Lewis/Ludwig (1790-1830)
 Michael (1791-)
 Hannah (1795->1850)
 Sarah/Sally (1798-1860)
 Lovis (1798-1802)

1.9 Maria Magdalena EICHELBERGER87,88
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Birth: 25 Mar 1757/ Mar 175989,90
Death: probably died young19
Bapt: 25 Mar 1759, by Rev. Jacob Lischey; Spon.: Jost Wagner & Maria Elizabeth19

Not mentioned by source20 ; given to me by Hoke Researcher Jack.

ìxv. Maria Magdalena Eichelberger - b. 25 Mar 1757 ( Bap 25 March 1759 by Rev. Jacob Lischey; Spon.: Jost Wagner & Maria Elizabeth); probably d. young. ì
 
 
 

Sources

1. The Eichelberger Geneology Webpages, mounted by jebauer@mymtnhome.com .  This is part of a meticulously sourced and collaborative Eichelberger  website found on line and extremely valuable to  Eichelberger search.URL to this family group is [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jodiem/Philip.Fred'k.Fm.Grps.2.htm#Eich.P.F.1693]. Children with detail are alloted their own pages, and own sources and the reader is encouraged to access this site for the data.
*Sources for this family group [Phillip Frederick Eichelberger and wife/children, given at end of page presenting family are [again, each child researched contains their OWN page and sources in addition] :  1. Canfield, Clifford R.; My German (Swiss/French?) Ancestors VI: (Phllippi, Eichelberger And Allied Families); Published independently by Clifford R. Canfield; 1997. [reprinted with permission of the author 08-17-99] 2. Records of Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster, PA. 3. York County, PA. Court House: a) Unrecorded Will of Philip Fred'k. Eichelberger; dtd. 05 Feb 1776; probate 02 Oct 1776. b) Book H;110 : Will of Magdalena Eichelberger, dtd. 17 Nov 1789; probated 30 Apr 1790. 4. Pennsylvania Archives, 2nd Series; Vol. IX; p. 139: marriage of Anna Margaretha and Hans George Noes. 5. Eichelberger, A. W., Philip Frederick Eichelberger and his descendants - 1693 - 1900; genealogical record; p. 4; biographical section, p. 19 (Smyser family).6. The Private Record of Jacob Lischy, V.D.M. 1743-1769; Translation; pp. 80; 130.
2. Biography of A W Eichelberger as found in  York County, Pennsylvania Biographical History [database online]. Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Original data: Edit: Gibson, John. History of York County, Pennsylvania. Chicago: F.A. Battey Publishing Co., 1886. [Ancestry.com. Library]. This bio on his great grandson A W  yields information on the subject's great grandfather, Our Phillip Friederich EICHELBERGER and A W Eichelberger's bio is given its own page for its geneological and historical merit to other researchers. .
Also biography of [Mathias Jacob] SCHMIEßER for the Schmeisser [smyser] relevant entries in this page
3. Philip Frederick Eichelberger.Info from ìFamily is where it all begins,îwebpage by  Gary Welker ©1999-2001. ,Detail on Eichelberger, URL for same [http://home.att.net/~cnev/np41.html]  Sourced at Location- sources cited are:  Eichelberger, A. W., Philip Frederick Eichelberger and his descendants - 1693 - 1900; Hanover Press, 1901; genealogical record p. 68; biographical section, p. 142-3., American Volunteer (newspaper of Carlisle, PA.); Marriage notice of Fred'k. Eichelberger "of the Senate" and Catharine Baker., Pennsylvania Vital Records; Vol. II; p. 637: Frederick Eichelberger Esq. m. Catharine Baker 29 Sep 1821; published The Lancaster Journal., Records of Franklin Cem., Franklin Twp., York Co., PA.; transcript: a) Col. Frederick, d. at Frederick MD. 05 Sep 1836; age 53-7-11., b) Margaret Elizabeth, dau. of Frederick & Catherine, dts. as above, d. age 8-5-22. c) Catharine Baker, wf. of Frederick, dts. as above; "d. in her 88th year"., EICHELBERGER LEONARD York County PA 193 Monaghan Township Federal Population Schedule PA 1810 Federal Census Index PAS1a989259
4. ìLink to source on Web:,î unsourced GEDCOM  http://www.8ung.at/dkolb/dat165.htm#10.
5. ìThe Hoke Family,îGedcom from Jack Hoke in which some entries are sourced to the book which follows. This source should be considered as Gedcom recieved from Jack Hoke April 2001. Loose reference for some entries may include the tome "In the Name of God Almighty, Amen. I ... HOKE Bequeath"  Jean A. Berlekamp/Hope L. McConnell, compilers.  Echo Press, Green Springs, OH, 1980 . Jack HOKE is a frequent contributor to Hoke forums and a longtime researcher of the lines, and his generosity in sharing his data is greatly appreciated. In the absence of secure and firm documentation to the worthy tome mentioned above in which to compare data and primary source, entries sourced to this footnote # must be considered unverified.

6. The Eichelberger Geneology Webpages, mounted by jebauer@mymtnhome.com .  This is part of a meticulously sourced and collaborative Eichelberger  website found on line and extremely valuable to  Eichelberger search. *Sources for this family group [(Johann) Martin Eichelberger -b. 16 Nov 1716, Ittlingen, Baden, Germany and wife {(Anna) Maria Schwab/Swope - b. 07 Dec 1719, Sinsheim, Heidelberg, Baden-Wittenberg, Germany}as well as children, given at source follow.]  URL to this family groupis [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jodiem/Philip.Fred'k.Fm.Grps.3.htm#Eich.Joh.Martin.1716].

• Sources at end of page presenting family:

• "1. A. W. Eichelberger; Philip Frederick Eichelberger...And..His Descendants; Hanover Herald Print, Hanover, Pa.; 1901; genealogical record, p. 4; 21; biographical section, p. 46.
• 2. Statute Recorded L.B. No. 1; p. 460: Petition s at Large of Pennsylvania; Session of 1781; Champter CMLIV; Section I; P, L: II, P.L.; III, P.L.: for divorce: by Cole and has had child/children. Jacob Billmeyer of York, PA.re: wf., Mary, left family home and cohabited with William Cole. Divorce granted 01 Oct 1781.
• 3. Morse, Emily Swoope and Winefred Morse McLachlan, The Swoope Family Book of Remembrance. [Swoope family arrived at port of Philadelphia Sep 1727 and settled in the conestoga Valley of Lancaster County, PA.; they later moved to York Co., PA.]
• 4. Will of (Johann) Martin Eichelberger; York Co., PA. Court House Register of Wills Book E; 191; dtd. 08 Feb 1781; Probate 28 Apr 1781.

5. Vital Records of Christ Lutheran Church of York, PA. 6. Will of Barnet Eichelberger, "late of Baltimore"; mentions cousin, Mary "Swoope"; sister, Susanna (her son, Daniel Barnet); brother: George (his widow, Lydia; their children: Jacob, Martin, George, John, James, Mary, Susanna). Exec. James Worley and brother-in-law, Daniel Barnet. Also a bequest to Jacob Schneider. York Co. PA. Court House Register of Wills E; 234; dtd. 16 Jul 1781; probate 02 Aug 1781. Researched, compiled and submitted by B. E. Brown, with credit to W. Majors.î

8. The Eichelberger Geneology Webpages, mounted by jebauer@mymtnhome.com .  This is part of a meticulously sourced and collaborative Eichelberger  website found on line and extremely valuable to  Eichelberger search. *Sources for this family group (Joh) Friederich Eichelberger - b. 18 Feb 1722, Ittlingen, Baden, Germany; bap. Lutheran Church, Ittlingen, Germany given following direct URL to this source. URL [ http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jodiem/Philip.Fred'k.Fm.Grps.4.htm#Eich.(Joh)Friederich.1722]  Sources for this page as cited:

• "1. Church Records .
• 2. All other data from: Eichelberger, A. W., Philip Frederick Eichelberger and his descendants - 1693 - 1900; genealogical record; p. 24 . [and has not been verified]".

9. The Eichelberger Geneology Webpages, mounted by jebauer@mymtnhome.com .  This is part of a meticulously sourced and collaborative Eichelberger  website found on line and extremely valuable to  Eichelberger search. *Sources for this family group[Johann George Eichelberger - b. 22 Dec 1729 and wife/no known children, given at source follow. URL to this family group is [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jodiem/Philip.Fred'k.Fm.Grps.4.htm#Eich.Joh.Geo.1729].
Sources at end of page presenting family:

• ì1. Church Records  [editor's note; this refers to Trinity Reformed Church cited in the text]
• 2. York Co., PA. Office of the Register of Wills; Administration Bonds: Book A; p. 61: 27 Jul 1752: Estate of George Eichelberger of York town; Christiana Dorothea, widow, administrator; inventory taken 20 Jul 1752, total £21.18.9.
• 3. York Co., PA. Orphans Court Dockets; a) Book A; p. 82: 04 and 30 Jan 1757: George "Ichelberger", d. intestate; an order to sell his property was issued; prop. consisted of a house and lot in York. b) Book A; p. 84: 30 June 1757: Lot, on south side of High St., between Bernard Holtzinger's lot and the Calvinist Church, sold to John Hay for £160.

4. York Co., PA. Deed Book A, p. 223: 01 Jun 1757: Martin"Eyckleberger" of York Co., innholder, admin. De Bonis Non of the late George "Ichelberger"; sold same prop. mentioned in Orphans Court documents (above) to John Hay for £160. ì

11. Mathias Jacob Schmeisser.  cites name, birth and death to PROWELL'S, VOL 2, PG. 13. From Don & Jeanine Hartmanís webpages ìFamilyHart  Pennsylvania Dutch Genealogy  Family Pages and Databaseî Same source for his father Mathias Schmeisser sites NAME, BIRTH & DEATH: PROWELL'S, VOL 2, PG. 12. URL http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/familyhart/

12. Ancestors and Descendants of Johan Adam Diehl [*sources for info below] of York County, Penna Compiled by Vanessa Rudisill Stern. URL to this source is [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~vstern/DIEHL/DR01/DR01_006.HTM#P14148F9800]
Source Cites

"1. Information received from Richard Messersmith, November 1994.
2. Keith A. Dull, "Early Families of York County, Vol. 2, (Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publications, 1995).
 7. Harry A. Diehl, "Diehl-Deal-Dill-Dale Families of America, Volume 1, Diehl Families of York and Adams County Pennsylvania", (Wilmington, Delaware:
by the author, 1989).
119. "Abstracts of York County, Pennsylvania, Wills, 1749-1819", pub. by Family Line Publications, 1995."

15. Ship's List of the Albany. [See Oaths of Allegiance for name variations in source #17 below. ] Ship's list:   From Immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2001. Original data: Daniel Rupp, A Collection of Upwards of Thirty Thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other Immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776.. Reads "7) Sept. 4, 1728 . Thirty Palatines with their families, about one hundred persons, imported in the ship Albany, Lazarus Oxman Master, from Rotterdam , last from Cowes , whence the ship sailed June 22d .--Col. Rec. III. 329.
This entry shows the men on board, some of whom signed, and some of whom were signed for by the clerk, apparantly.
Simon Scholler ,
Casper Riedt ,
Jacob Weis , name written by clerk
Matheis Koplin ,
Lorentz Belitz ,
Casper Hoot , name written by clerk
Conrad Duboy ,
Michel Keim ,
Hans Georg Metz ,
Georg Gerttner ,
Hans Miller , name written by clerk
Johan Carl Keil ,
Andrew Ablin , name written by clerk
JÑn Blîmen ,
Martin Calb , name written by clerk
Georg Frid V. Berbisdorff ,
Frid Christf. von Steysplatz ,
Johann Philip Glasser ,
Heinrich Stellfeldt ,
Friederich Eichelberger ,
Hans Jacob Donbach ,
Georg Wendel Biehel ,
Johannes Shînfeldt ,
Johan Daniel Bengel ,
Philip Shoman , name written by clerk
Hans Jacob Biehel ,
Alexander Zarthmann ,
Hans Georg Buch ,
Hans Jerick Riger , name written by clerk
Jerig Fred. Bergenstott . name written by clerk
 

16. Egle, William Henry. Names Of Foreigners Who Took The Oath Of Allegiance To The Province And State Of Pennsylvania, 1727-1775, With The Foreign Arrivals, 1786-1808. Harrisburg, PA : E. K. Meyers, 1892. Ancestry.com library.

17. Strassburger, Ralph Beaver, Pennsylvania German Pioneers, - Vol. I-II (2). Norristown, Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania German Society, 1934. Ancestry.com library. Reads: "At a Council in the courthouse of Philadelphia, Sept. 4th, 1728,... A List was presented of the Names of Thirty Palatines, who with their Families, making in all about One Hundred Persons, were imported here in the Ship Albany, Lazarus Oxman, Master, from Rotterdam, but last from Portsmouth, as by Clearance from the Officers of the Customs |P21|p there, bearing date the 22d of June, 1728.|q From the Minutes of the Provincial Council, printed in Colonial Records, Vol. III, p. 328 f.
 

  [List 7 A] Palatines imported in the Ship Albany, Capt Oxman. Sworn 4th Septr
  1728.

tttMr. Strickem
Mr. Chaplin
Daniel Bengel
Simon Shaller
Philip Thoman
Philip Glaser
Hans Adam Mire, sick
Larance Belits
Henry Stelfelt
Caspar Oot
Friederich Egelberger
Conraat Teboy
Jacob Danbach
Jacob Beigel
Hans Jerik Beigel
Michel Keim
Kasper Keshit
Elexander Zaartman
Jacob Weis
Johanes Schenefelt
Jerik Boog
Jerik Moots
Jerik Gertner
Andrew Ablen
Hans Miller
John Bloom
Hens Jerick
Riger Martin
Caleb Johan
Carle Keil
Jerig Frederick Bergenslott
Van Hokmel (in Germantown)
The above is a true list of the masters of the Palatine Familys, imported in the ship Albany, from Rotterdam to Philadelphia.
Given in on Oath ye 4th day of September 1728.
p. Lazs Oxman.
Sworn before Chas Read.
 

[List 7 B] Palatines imported in the Albany, Captain Lazarus Oxman, Mr, from Rotterdam, but last from [Portsmouth] as by clearance date Subscribed the foregoing Declaration 4th Sepr. 1728.
Georg Friedrich v. Berbisdorff
Friederich Christoph van Strysskap
Matthias Koplin
Johan Daniel Bengel
Simon Schaller
Philip (D) Thoman
Johann Philip Glaser
Lorentz Belitz
Henrich Stellfelt
Casper (O) Hoot
Friederich Eichelberger
Conrad Dupoy
Hans Jacob Donbach
Hans Jacob Biehel
Gurg Wendel Biehel
Michel (O) Keim
Casper Riedt
Allexander Zarttmann
Jacob (W) Weis
Johannes Schönefelldt
Hans Gerg Buch
Hans Gerg Motz
Georg Gerthner
Andreas (A) Ablin
Hans (H) Miller
Jaen Bloemen
Hans Jerich (O) Riger
Martin (M) Calb
Johan Carl Keil

18. Jack Hoke, longterm researcher of the line and frequent contributor in Hoke forums. No citation for this entry

19.  Fully Sourced narrative on this entry found at Healey WFT. Contact: Patricia Healey.. URL  http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1693479&id=I0076

20.  History of Lancaster County 1883 by Ellis & Evans - p. 979 . Cited in Healey WFT. Contact: Patricia Healey.. URL  http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1693479&id=I0076

21. Deed F. p. 318 - York County Court House. Cited in Healey WFT. Contact: Patricia Healey.. URL  http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1693479&id=I0076

22.  Private Record of Rev. Jacob Lishey.Cited in Healey WFT. Contact: Patricia Healey.. URL  http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1693479&id=I0076

23.  PA German Pioneers, Strassberger & Hinke, Vol. 1, p. 189. Cited in Healey WFT. Contact: Patricia Healey.. URL  http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1693479&id=I0076

24. Eichelberger Will Abstracts: Given Names "M" Through "P". From The Eichelberger Geneology Webpages, mounted by jebauer@mymtnhome.com .

25. 10. Lancaster County Court House, Orphan Court Docket 1742-1760, p. 40. Cited in Healey WFT. Contact: Patricia Healey.. URL  http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1693479&id=I0076
 
 

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