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1 Elizabeth** [Elisabetha] BRENNEMAN1,2,3,4

Birth: 12 Jun 1763, ìof Conestoga, Lancaster, Pennsylvaniaî5,4,6
Death: May 1830, York County, Penna Hemmorhage After Carrying A Bucket Of Water5,4
Burial: Quickels Church, Zions View, PA
Alias: [Elisabetha] and Elisabeth in childrenís baptisms Quickelís Church
Father: Christian** BRENNEMAN (1735-1771)
Mother: Anna** HERR (~1746-)
Married 1783 in Lancastar, Penna to Johannes Quickel (Quick1.ged) Died from a hemorrhage as she was returning from the spring carrying a bucket of water. She and her husband lived in Machester Twp, York County, Penna on a plantation on the west side of the Little Conowago Creek, and are buried at Quickels Church, Zions View, PA.2 The stone carving under her multimedia entry is the stone carving her husband made and placed on their home.
ìMany individuals in this family are buried in the cemetery at Quickel's Church. ì6
Spouse: Johannes** ìJohnî QUICKEL7,8,9,2

Birth: 9 Jun 17624,3,10

Death: 13 Feb 1831, (East) Manchester Twp, York, Penna4,3,11

Father: Michael [Johann /John Michael]** QUICKEL (1721-1787)

Mother: Barbara ** [Widow Bohner] SNAVELY (-1802)

Marr: 1783, Lancaster, Penna6
Children:
John (Died as Infant) (1783-1784)
John Henry ìjohnî [Johannes] (1785-1855)
Elizabeth (1787-1890)
Susanna (1790-1873)
Anna Barbara ìAnneî ìBarbaraî (1792-1876)
Michael (1794-1846)
Jacob (1797-)
George [Georg] (1799-1845)
Christian (twin) (Twin) (1802-1882)
Anna (twin)** ìAnnieî (Twin) (1802-1882)
Catharine (1805-1848)
Henry (1807-1897)

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1.1 John QUICKEL12
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Birth: 3 Sep 1783, [Manchester Twp, York Co, Pa]5,13
Death: 19 Jun 178414,15
Alias: Quikel, Joh

There is a John Mentioned in his grandmother Barbara Snavely Quickelís will 16 Has to be the other John, as this one died an infant

1.2 John Henry ìjohnî [Johannes] QUICKEL17
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Birth: Oct 1785 [17 Oct 1785], [ Lancaster, Pennsylvania]18,19,20,21,22
Death: 185512
Bapt: Oct 1785, Quickel's Church, Conewago, York County, PA.23
Alias: Johannes in his baptismal entry//Quickel, Johannes in his marriage record23,24

They had seven children, which are listed by Barbara Buckman Christie on her Gedcom....with birthdates, Unsourced, which I include below. 25 There is a John mentioned in his grandmother Barbara Snavely Quickelís will.16 Laura Morrison likewise names these children and states they were all born Dover Twp, York, Penna

Spouse: Anna Mary (Anna Maria CAR) KOHR26,27
Birth: 7 Apr 1787, In Bethel, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania10,10
Death: 27 Nov 186510
Marr: 31 May 1808, First Trinity Reformed, York, York County Penna24,6

Children: John (1812-)
Jacob (1813-)
Susan (1816-)
Michael (1820-1890)
Maria (1821-)
Samuel (1824-1876)
Catherine

1.3 Elizabeth QUICKEL23,2
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Birth: Nov 1787 [12 Nov 1787], [Manchester Twp, York Co, Pa]28,29
Death: 6 Aug 189030,10
Bapt: Dec 1787, Quickel's Church, Conewago, York County, PA.23

Spouse: John KEUHN12,6
Birth: 1782, York, Pa10

1.4 Susanna QUICKEL23,31
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Birth: 18 Jan 1790, [Manchester Twp, York Co, Pa]23,32,13
Death: 11 Nov 187312
Bapt: 1790 [14 Feb 1790], Quickel's Church, Conewago, York County, PA.33

1.5 Anna Barbara ìAnneî ìBarbaraî QUICKEL23,34,12,35
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Birth: April 1792 [8 Apr 1792], Manchester Twp, York Co, Pa36,37,38
Death: 187610
Bapt: May 1792 [May 28], In Conewago, York Co39,40
Alias: Quickel, Anna Barbara [chidís aunt]sponsor for this child [fatherís sister]23

ìÝ Around 1811, Ann Barbara, John Quickelís 6th child, born in 1792, had an affair with an English still operator named Martin Duhling.Ý After learning of Ann Barbaraís pregnancy, Martin conveniently left town for Ohio, leaving Ann Barbara with an illegitimate boy whom she named Martin Duhling, Jr.Ý This goes far beyond cultural tension, and no doubt would have influenced most German-American fatherís opinions of the non-German speaking males of America. ì41
ì If it (Martinís illegitimate birth) affected John (Martinís grandfather Quickel) , he hardly let it show, unless it was the very cause of his increasingly elaborate tulip designs.Ý In the Quickel history, David Quickel reports that Ann Barbara was disowned by the family, and indeed her name does not appear in JohnísÝ will.Ý But she and Martin, Jr. lived with John until 1831, and of all of the grandchildren it is Martin, Jr. who walks in his grandfatherís footsteps in both longevity and assumption of numerous community-oriented roles.Martin Duhling, Jr., a Quickel at heart, teaches school for 32 terms, makes pottery for 20 years, is a Justice of the Peace for 42 years, a Postmaster for 6, and aids in forming the York County Teacherís Institute in 1854.Ý For an illegitimate grandson, he certainly wasnít an outlet for any tension that his situation may have created. ì41

Spouse: Martin DUHLING10,42
Birth: England43
Marr: Not Married

Children: Martin Luther (Lieutenant) (1820-1905)

1.6 Michael QUICKEL23
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Birth: Aug 1794, [Manchester Twp, York Co, Pa]23,13
Death: 28 Feb 184644,45
Bapt: Sep 1794, Quickel's Church, Conewago, York County, PA.23

Sponsored his sisterís child in baptism as found in Baptismal Records of Chris Lutheran Church, York, Penna p. 312ÝÝÝ William A. 6 Mar 1821 son of Michael Benns and Anna sponser:Ý Michael Quickel46 (the brideís Brother-this man)

Spouse: Catherine KRONE12
Birth: 21 Feb 180712

Children: Gideon (1827-)
George (1829-)
Anna Mary (1832-)
Tobias (1835-)
Leah Jane (1844-)

1.7 Jacob QUICKEL23,47
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Birth: Feb 1797 [7 Feb 1797], [Manchester Tsp, York county, Penna]48,49
Bapt: Mar 1897, Quickel's Church, Conewago, York County, PA.23

1.8 George [Georg] QUICKEL50
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Birth: Jun 1799, [30 Jun 1799 Newberry Twp,York Co., PA]51
Death: 9 Jul 1845, Conewago Twp,York County, Pennsylvania52
Burial: Quickel's Cemetery, Conewago Twp.
Bapt: Aug 1799 [11 Aug 1799 ], Quickel's Church, Conewago, York County, PA.23,53

Georgeís father is responsable for many of the beautiful graves of Quickelís church, and Barry Rauhauser informs, ìmany of the stones still continue through the 1820ís just as they always had, at least until 1831 when John Quickel, Esq. passes away.Ý Johnís son, George, and another man, Henry Rodes, take up John Quickelís chisels for a time, carving similar but simpler designs while still using fraktur lettering.Ý The two menís stones are nearly indistinguishable from Johnís, save for the centering of the dates and the absence of the heart and tulip motif.Ý By the mid-1840ís (George dies in 1845), nearly all the elements of German design are gone from the stones, including the language, the fraktur and the folk-art motifs. ì41

George Quickelís.... birth having occurred on the same farm in Pennsylvania where his son Jacob was born. George was a life-long farmer and the son of JOHN QUICKEL, who was born and lived all of his life in the same county in Pennsylvania. A lifelong farmer and the father of 8 children. ( From "History of Hamilton County, Indiana" 1915, Prof. J. F. Haines, Bowman & Co., Indianapolis. pp 877-878) See son Jacobís bio for more on this family. Also See Barbara Christie Web Site Sourced to Ray Nagle and his book ìthe Quickel Familyî Ray is Available via Email25http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=barbgeni&id=I04014

Spouse: Susan GOOD52,54
Birth: 4 May 180652,55
Death: 25 Apr 1881, Newberry Township, York County, Pennsylvania.55,10
Father: John Stehman [Under Research] GOOD (1780-1829)
Mother: Mary Elizabeth [Under Research] KELLER (1783-)
Marr: 18 Mar 183052,12

Children: John A. (1831-1888)
Elizabeth (1832-1918)
Jacob (1834->1915)
Anna (1836-<1915)
Rudolph (1838-<1915)
Elias (1840-<1915)
Catherine (1842-<1915)
Susan Emma (1845->1915)

1.9 Christian (twin) QUICKEL
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Birth: 4 Dec 1802, Manchester Twp, York Penna56
Death: 24 Jan 1882/83, Manchester Twp, York Co, Pa6
Burial: Quickelís Church Cemetery, Conewago Twp.10
Bapt: 27 Feb 1803, Conewago twp, York Co., Pennsylvania.57

Twin to Anna
On line source states death date jan 24 1883 not 188225
There is a QUICKEL, CHRISTIAN in the 1850 Manchester Township, York County, Penna Fed Census

Spouse: Magdalena SHUYLER25,6
Birth: 1 Nov 180958,59
Death: 9 Apr 189910

Children: Sarah Anna (1828-1919)
Adaline (1830-1865)
Andrew (1832-1919)
Henry S. (1833-1917)
Lewis (~1835-1904)
Elias (1837-1893)
Amanda (~1839-1906)
Daniel (-1916)
William (1833-1844)
Margaret E. (1848-1935)

1.10 Anna (twin)** ìAnnieî QUICKEL3,60
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Birth: 5 Dec 1802, Manchester Twp, York Pa61,62
Death: 20 May 1882, York Penna63,64,65
Burial: Prospect Hill Cemetery, Old Section, York, York Co., Penna66
Bapt: 27 Feb 1803, Conewago twp, York Co., Pennsylvania.6

Anna's twin was Christian who died Jan 24 1882. Other children from Anna's Ma rriage to Michael Bentz:Sarah Anna 1819 William Hanna 1821, Michael Henry 1823 , Elizabeth Anna 1825, John 1826, A Son 1829, Peter 1830, Henry 1832, Anna 18363
Her tombstone inscription as transcribed by source reads a death date equal to her birthdate and so in in error. However, it shows the burial place for both her and her husband. Anna Bentz wife of MichaelÝÝÝ d 5 Dec 1802 .
Janeís Grandmother confirms death date and place of burial67
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From notes from correspondant Janeís Grandmother67
ìThe Bentz's lived in York, at the second home west from Duke St. , on Market St.,. where the Yorktown Hotel now (1944) stands, where he died June 2,1856. She died May 20,1882, both were buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Old section.
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York Borough, South Ward, Penna Census 1850:
There is an Anna Bentz listed in the 1850 schedule married to Michael Bentz and with children enumerated:
Michael Bentz York Borough, South Ward for 1850 in the Federal 1850 census-Michael (setz?) 3 Oct enumerator
Michael 58
Anna 45
Peter 20
mary E 16 Attended school within the year
14 yo female name hard to read, should be Anna, looks like Celia. Attended school within the year
William (middle initial illegible, H for Hanna?) 30 years Painter Deaf and some other qualifier illegible
Michael 28 cabinet maker deaf and some other illegible qualifier
Erranda? Amanda? right after Michael...probably wife of William (named Amanda) illegible female 26
Anna C? Illegible female 2 years old

In 1860, Annie Bentz appears in the following group
Annie Bentz    58   [Anna Quickel Bentz, now widowed with her son and daughter, and daughterís children]
Peter   "      28 [would seem to be son Peter, but he should be 30, so this is not absolutely certain]
Mary E Stair   25 [Mary E Stair without her William Henry....has he died? Dtr Mary is not here, perhaps W H Is NOT dead]
Edward P "     6    [Mary Eís son Edward Philip Stair]
Annie Kate "    468 [Mary Eís daughter Anna Kate Stair, the future Mrs. Swope].

in 1870 she is again found with her daughter and now living next door to son Peter:
1870 Census York borough, York County, Penna
Leber, In the 1st Ward, York Boro on page 540 of the 1870 Census is found:
Annie Bentz 67   [Anna Quickel Bentz, living with her daughter and her daughterís second husband, and daughterís children both marriages]
Reuben Leber 38 Tanner & Currier [Mary Eís second husband]
Mary E Leber 35     [Mary Elizabeth Bentz Stair Leber]
David b Leber 1       [Mary Eís last child mentioned in the family bible, and full name: David Bentz Leber]
Edward P Stair 16   [Mary Eís son Edward Philip Stair]
Anna Kate 14           [Mary Eís daughter Anna Kate Stair, the future Mrs. Swope].

Again, no mention of Mary in the census although she is found in the family bible, and who, according to the bible married Alfred Hoonett.

Next door to this family though, is found Mary E Bentzís brotherís family, Annie Bentzís son Peter:
Peter Bentz 39 Prof Music
Ellen G 29 born MD
William S   7
Harry    4
Mary S   2
Mary Griffith 60 born MD
Elliza Jackson 45 born MD
William Kenny 15 born MD

Spouse: Michael** BENTZ23,3,60,69
Birth: 1 Apr 1790, York County Pa70,71
Death: 2 Jan 1858 or (June 2,1856), York, in his home on Market street72,73
Father: Peter** ì[Hans Peter] [John Peter] [Johan Peter] BENTZ (1758-1823)
Mother: Anna Maria**îMaryî HUMICKHAUSEN (1761-1842)
Marr: 13 Apr 1818, [by Rev. Dr.Schmucker] [Christ Lutheran Church, York, York, Penna]74,75,76,77

Children: Sarah Anna (<1819-1898)
William Hanna [William Amos] (1821-)
Michael Henry (1823-1909)
Elizabeth Anna (Died as Infant) (1825-1825)
John (1826-1894)
Son (Died as Infant) (1829-1829)
Peter (1830-1884)
Henry (Died as Child) (1832-1832)
Maria Elizabeth** ìMaryî (1834-1916)
Anna (1836-1922)

1.11 Catharine QUICKEL78,79,10
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Birth: 24 Sep 1805, Manchester Twp, York Co, Pa10
Death: 15 Oct 184810
Bapt: 17 Nov 1805, Christened In Conewago, York Co6

ìThey had the following children:
471 M i John A. HOOVER was born 28 Sep 1827.
Ý Ý Ý Ý John married Elizabeth BULL.
Ý 472 F ii Adaline HOOVER was born 6 Mar 1830. She died 6 May 1850.
Ý 473 M iii Lewis HOOVER was born 2 Aug 1836.î10
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Spouse: Daniel HOOVER10
Birth: 1800, York, Pa10

Children: John A. (1827-)
Adaline (1830-1850)
Lewis (1836-)

1.12 Henry QUICKEL80
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Birth: 25 Nov 1807, York, Pa10
Death: 25 Aug 189710

Of their children, historical sketches writes
Henry ìwas the second son and the fourth of the children.î81
ìDavid S. had two brothers and three sisters, of whom he is the eldest. ì82

ìThey had the following children:
+ 474 M i David S. QUICKEL Dr.
Ý 475 F ii Ann QUICKEL was born 20 May 1840. She died 26 Jun 1929.
Ý 476 F iii Mary QUICKEL was born 22 Dec 1842. She died 9 Oct 1923.
Ý Ý Ý Ý Mary married Benjamin GOOD.
+ 477 M iv Henry H. QUICKELî10

Spouse: Magdalena STRICKLER10,83
Birth: 27 Jan 1817, York, Pa10
Death: 14 Nov 190110
Father: Christian STRICKLER (1774-1841)
Mother: Anna KELLER

Children: David S (Dr.) (1837->1886)
Ann (1840-1929)
Mary (1842-1923)
Henry H. (1846->1886)
Son
Daughter

Sources

1. York County, Pennsylvania, 1765-1803: Quickel's (Zion) Lutheran and Reformed Church. Lineages, Inc., comp. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Records transcribed from Family History Library copies of church records for this locality. For more information, see Family History Library Catalog (FHLC) #0020346.ìLocated in Conewago Township in York County, Pennsylvania, Quickel's Church, also called Zion's Church, was organized in the 1760s. Its records date from 1765. The late William J. Hinke originally translated the records for the years 1765-1842 f rom German to English, and his manuscript has been microfilmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah. The records in this database span from 1755 to 1801 and include the names of more than 5,500 individuals.î
Ancestry.com database [Elisabetha Quickel] mother to Anna Barbara.
2. Albert H. Gerberich, Brenneman History, The, Copyright 1938, reprinted 1988 By Selby Publ., Selby Publishing and Printin 3405 Zartman Rd, Kokomo, Indiana 46902, cited by source Barbara Christie <barbgeni@ix.netcom.com> Via Rootsweb World Connect Tree Entry, URL for Web pages below:, http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SHOW&db=barbgeni&surname=Alexander%2C+James+Herbert, 090900, page 263.
3. ìOld Family Bible (Keller Family Bible),î Info provided to Donald McCurdy Swope by Amy Swope Wing from source cited, Mrs Keller of York, York County, Penna?
4. Web Pages entitled Ancestors of Richard Alan Lebo, ìThe BRENNEMAN Line,î http://aqua.dev.uga.edu/~lebo/brenneman_geno.html#IB, Mary Sue Branaman SandiWon@aol.com     Brent Rhodes blrodes@shentel.net.
5. Albert H. Gerberich, Brenneman History, The, Copyright 1938, reprinted 1988 By Selby Publ., Selby Publishing and Printin 3405 Zartman Rd, Kokomo, Indiana 46902, cited by source Barbara Christie <barbgeni@ix.netcom.com> Via Rootsweb World Connect Tree Entry, URL for Web pages below:, http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SHOW&db=barbgeni&surname=Alexander%2C+James+Herbert, 090900, pg 263.
6. Laura Morrison, ìOn line Web pages: my ancestors. Appears to be sourced, but sources are not available on linking to them , large and comprehensive, frequently sited by others researching these lines,î http://www.laura.morrison.net/laura.htm.
7. Will abstract, Michael Quickel
QUICKEL, Michael. Dover Township.
July 10, 1785    July 29, 1788
Executors: Henry Mathias and John Kochenour.
Wife: Barbara Quickel.
Children: John, Michael, Barbara m. ----
Krider, Elizabeth m. Michael Kreider, Maria m. Conrad Ensminger,
Catharine m. Jacob Barr, Anna, and Baltzer.
Stepson and daughter: Henry Bohmer, and Mary m. Philip Miller.
URL
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/york/wills/willabstrp-s.txt son John.
8. Barbara , wife of Michael Quickel, her Will abstract:
QUICKEL, Barbara. Dover Township.
August 5, 1795    June 29, 1802
Executor: John Quickel.
Children: Anna m. Conrad Fry, Henry, Barbara m. Philip Miller, John, and Balthasser.
Grandchildren: John and Ann (children of John), and Barbara Miller (child of Barbara).URL http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/york/wills/willabstrp-s.txt son John.
9. ìOld Family Bible (Keller Family Bible),î Info provided to Donald McCurdy Swope by Amy Swope Wing from source cited, Mrs Keller of York, York County, Penna?, Donald McCurdy Swope citation.
10. Laura Morrison, Sources apparant but link doesnít work, ìQuickel Descendants,î http://www.laura.morrison.net/pafg12.htm#1536.
11. Ibid. east Manchester Twp.
12. Barbara Bucknam Christie, ì online GEDcom/Homepage,î http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=barbgeni&id=I04014, 091000, Barbgeni@ix.netcom.com, http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/h/r/Barbara-E-Christie/, unsourced at location.
13. Laura Morrison, ìOn line Web pages: my ancestors. Appears to be sourced, but sources are not available on linking to them , large and comprehensive, frequently sited by others researching these lines,î http://www.laura.morrison.net/laura.htm, [Manchester Twp, York Co, Pa].
14. Albert H. Gerberich, Brenneman History, The, Copyright 1938, reprinted 1988 By Selby Publ., Selby Publishing and Printin 3405 Zartman Rd, Kokomo, Indiana 46902, cited by source Barbara Christie <barbgeni@ix.netcom.com> Via Rootsweb World Connect Tree Entry, URL for Web pages below:, http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SHOW&db=barbgeni&surname=Alexander%2C+James+Herbert, 090900, Source cited in motherís listing.
15. Barbara Bucknam Christie, ì online GEDcom/Homepage,î http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=barbgeni&id=I04014, 091000, Barbgeni@ix.netcom.com, http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/h/r/Barbara-E-Christie/, uncited source.
16. ìRootsweb-Quiggle-L Thread.î http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/QUIGGLE/1999-10/0939155128.
17. Will abstract, Michael Quickel
QUICKEL, Michael. Dover Township.
July 10, 1785    July 29, 1788
Executors: Henry Mathias and John Kochenour.
Wife: Barbara Quickel.
Children: John, Michael, Barbara m. ----
Krider, Elizabeth m. Michael Kreider, Maria m. Conrad Ensminger,
Catharine m. Jacob Barr, Anna, and Baltzer.
Stepson and daughter: Henry Bohmer, and Mary m. Philip Miller.
URL
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/york/wills/willabstrp-s.txt gdson John, son of John.
18. York County, Pennsylvania, 1765-1803: Quickel's (Zion) Lutheran and Reformed Church. Lineages, Inc., comp. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Records transcribed from Family History Library copies of church records for this locality. For more information, see Family History Library Catalog (FHLC) #0020346.ìLocated in Conewago Township in York County, Pennsylvania, Quickel's Church, also called Zion's Church, was organized in the 1760s. Its records date from 1765. The late William J. Hinke originally translated the records for the years 1765-1842 f rom German to English, and his manuscript has been microfilmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah. The records in this database span from 1755 to 1801 and include the names of more than 5,500 individuals.î
Ancestry.com database Oct 1785.
19. Albert H. Gerberich, Brenneman History, The, Copyright 1938, reprinted 1988 By Selby Publ., Selby Publishing and Printin 3405 Zartman Rd, Kokomo, Indiana 46902, cited by source Barbara Christie <barbgeni@ix.netcom.com> Via Rootsweb World Connect Tree Entry, URL for Web pages below:, http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SHOW&db=barbgeni&surname=Alexander%2C+James+Herbert, 090900, page 263? Father is sourced with wife and kids at 2nd source.
20. Barbara Bucknam Christie, ì online GEDcom/Homepage,î http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=barbgeni&id=I04014, 091000, Barbgeni@ix.netcom.com, http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/h/r/Barbara-E-Christie/, cites above source in fatherís entry.
21. Laura Morrison, Sources apparant but link doesnít work, ìQuickel Descendants,î http://www.laura.morrison.net/pafg12.htm#1536, christened 23 Oct 1785 in Conewago, York Co., Pennsylvania.
22. Laura Morrison, ìOn line Web pages: my ancestors. Appears to be sourced, but sources are not available on linking to them , large and comprehensive, frequently sited by others researching these lines,î http://www.laura.morrison.net/laura.htm, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
23. York County, Pennsylvania, 1765-1803: Quickel's (Zion) Lutheran and Reformed Church. Lineages, Inc., comp. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Records transcribed from Family History Library copies of church records for this locality. For more information, see Family History Library Catalog (FHLC) #0020346.ìLocated in Conewago Township in York County, Pennsylvania, Quickel's Church, also called Zion's Church, was organized in the 1760s. Its records date from 1765. The late William J. Hinke originally translated the records for the years 1765-1842 f rom German to English, and his manuscript has been microfilmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah. The records in this database span from 1755 to 1801 and include the names of more than 5,500 individuals.î
Ancestry.com database
24. First Trinity Reformed Church, York County Penna. From York County, Pennsylvania Marriages, 1800-46: First Trinity Reformed Church. Lineages, Inc. comp.   [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Records transcribed from Family History Library microfilm copies of church records for this locality. For more information, see Family History Library Catalog (FHLC) #0020356.
ìLocated in the city of York in York County, Pennsylvania, Trinity Reformed Church, formerly called the First Reformed Church, was organized in the 1744 and began keeping records in 1745. The late William J. Hinke originally translated the records from German to English in 1937, and his manuscript has been microfilmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah. The marriage records in this database span the years 1801-46 and include the
names of more than 5,400 individuals.î
25. Barbara Bucknam Christie, ì online GEDcom/Homepage,î http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=barbgeni&id=I04014, 091000, Barbgeni@ix.netcom.com, http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/h/r/Barbara-E-Christie/.
26. First Trinity Reformed Church, York County Penna. From York County, Pennsylvania Marriages, 1800-46: First Trinity Reformed Church. Lineages, Inc. comp.   [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Records transcribed from Family History Library microfilm copies of church records for this locality. For more information, see Family History Library Catalog (FHLC) #0020356.
ìLocated in the city of York in York County, Pennsylvania, Trinity Reformed Church, formerly called the First Reformed Church, was organized in the 1744 and began keeping records in 1745. The late William J. Hinke originally translated the records from German to English in 1937, and his manuscript has been microfilmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah. The marriage records in this database span the years 1801-46 and include the
names of more than 5,400 individuals.î Anna Maria CAR.
27. Albert H. Gerberich, Brenneman History, The, Copyright 1938, reprinted 1988 By Selby Publ., Selby Publishing and Printin 3405 Zartman Rd, Kokomo, Indiana 46902, cited by source Barbara Christie <barbgeni@ix.netcom.com> Via Rootsweb World Connect Tree Entry, URL for Web pages below:, http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SHOW&db=barbgeni&surname=Alexander%2C+James+Herbert, 090900, page 263 Anna Mary (Anna Maria ).
28. Ibid. page 263-date.
29. Laura Morrison, Sources apparant but link doesnít work, ìQuickel Descendants,î http://www.laura.morrison.net/pafg12.htm#1536, Manchester Twp, York Co, Pa and date.
30. Barbara Bucknam Christie, ì online GEDcom/Homepage,î http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=barbgeni&id=I04014, 091000, Barbgeni@ix.netcom.com, http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/h/r/Barbara-E-Christie/, uncited at source.
31. Albert H. Gerberich, Brenneman History, The, Copyright 1938, reprinted 1988 By Selby Publ., Selby Publishing and Printin 3405 Zartman Rd, Kokomo, Indiana 46902, cited by source Barbara Christie <barbgeni@ix.netcom.com> Via Rootsweb World Connect Tree Entry, URL for Web pages below:, http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SHOW&db=barbgeni&surname=Alexander%2C+James+Herbert, 090900, parentís family is sourced at page 263.
32. Ibid. father is sourced page 263.
33. Laura Morrison, ìOn line Web pages: my ancestors. Appears to be sourced, but sources are not available on linking to them , large and comprehensive, frequently sited by others researching these lines,î http://www.laura.morrison.net/laura.htm, 14 Feb 1790.
34. Barbara , wife of Michael Quickel, her Will abstract:
QUICKEL, Barbara. Dover Township.
August 5, 1795    June 29, 1802
Executor: John Quickel.
Children: Anna m. Conrad Fry, Henry, Barbara m. Philip Miller, John, and Balthasser.
Grandchildren: John and Ann (children of John), and Barbara Miller (child of Barbara).URL http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/york/wills/willabstrp-s.txt Grddtr Anne, son of John.
35. A Biographical History of York County, Pennsylvania. n.p., 1886.//Ancestry.com database ìBordered by the Susquehanna River in southeastern Pennsylvania, York County was formed in 1749 from neighboring Lancaster County. This database is a collection of biographical sketches of prominent men from the county in the nineteenth centuryî Martin Luther Duhlingís bio-calls her Barbara Quickel.
36. York County, Pennsylvania, 1765-1803: Quickel's (Zion) Lutheran and Reformed Church. Lineages, Inc., comp. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Records transcribed from Family History Library copies of church records for this locality. For more information, see Family History Library Catalog (FHLC) #0020346.ìLocated in Conewago Township in York County, Pennsylvania, Quickel's Church, also called Zion's Church, was organized in the 1760s. Its records date from 1765. The late William J. Hinke originally translated the records for the years 1765-1842 f rom German to English, and his manuscript has been microfilmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah. The records in this database span from 1755 to 1801 and include the names of more than 5,500 individuals.î
Ancestry.com database April 1792.
37. A Biographical History of York County, Pennsylvania. n.p., 1886.//Ancestry.com database ìBordered by the Susquehanna River in southeastern Pennsylvania, York County was formed in 1749 from neighboring Lancaster County. This database is a collection of biographical sketches of prominent men from the county in the nineteenth centuryî Born in York County (Her sonís bio).
38. Laura Morrison, Sources apparant but link doesnít work, ìQuickel Descendants,î http://www.laura.morrison.net/pafg12.htm#1536, Manchester Twp, York Co, Pa and date.
39. Ibid. 28 May 1792 In Conewago, York Co.
40. York County, Pennsylvania, 1765-1803: Quickel's (Zion) Lutheran and Reformed Church. Lineages, Inc., comp. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Records transcribed from Family History Library copies of church records for this locality. For more information, see Family History Library Catalog (FHLC) #0020346.ìLocated in Conewago Township in York County, Pennsylvania, Quickel's Church, also called Zion's Church, was organized in the 1760s. Its records date from 1765. The late William J. Hinke originally translated the records for the years 1765-1842 f rom German to English, and his manuscript has been microfilmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah. The records in this database span from 1755 to 1801 and include the names of more than 5,500 individuals.î
Ancestry.com database May 1792.
41. Barry Rauhauser, ìThe Individual Behind the Art,î Ý1 Quickel, David.Ý The Quickel History.Ý York:Ý York Historical Society, 1961.Ý Except where noted many of the information regarding the history of the Quickel comes from this source., http://members.nbci.com/BRRauhauser/sp99.htm.
42. A Biographical History of York County, Pennsylvania. n.p., 1886.//Ancestry.com database ìBordered by the Susquehanna River in southeastern Pennsylvania, York County was formed in 1749 from neighboring Lancaster County. This database is a collection of biographical sketches of prominent men from the county in the nineteenth centuryî Son Martin Luther Duhlingís bio.
43. Ibid. his sonís bio.
44. Barbara Bucknam Christie, ì online GEDcom/Homepage,î http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=barbgeni&id=I04014, 091000, Barbgeni@ix.netcom.com, http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/h/r/Barbara-E-Christie/, uncited source/parentís family is sited at source detail below.
45. Albert H. Gerberich, Brenneman History, The, Copyright 1938, reprinted 1988 By Selby Publ., Selby Publishing and Printin 3405 Zartman Rd, Kokomo, Indiana 46902, cited by source Barbara Christie <barbgeni@ix.netcom.com> Via Rootsweb World Connect Tree Entry, URL for Web pages below:, http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SHOW&db=barbgeni&surname=Alexander%2C+James+Herbert, 090900, paretnís are cited on page 263.
46. ìEvidences of the Bentz-Pentz Families in York County [PA] Before the Year 1850,î By The Historical Society of York County: Henry James Young, A.B., Researcher (1935), http://www.pipeline.com/~richardpence/yorkpa.htm, viewed 051201, also http://www.swiss.ai.mit.edu/~bentz/geneal/bentz/yorkpa.htm.
47. Albert H. Gerberich, Brenneman History, The, Copyright 1938, reprinted 1988 By Selby Publ., Selby Publishing and Printin 3405 Zartman Rd, Kokomo, Indiana 46902, cited by source Barbara Christie <barbgeni@ix.netcom.com> Via Rootsweb World Connect Tree Entry, URL for Web pages below:, http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SHOW&db=barbgeni&surname=Alexander%2C+James+Herbert, 090900, unsourced at location.
48. York County, Pennsylvania, 1765-1803: Quickel's (Zion) Lutheran and Reformed Church. Lineages, Inc., comp. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Records transcribed from Family History Library copies of church records for this locality. For more information, see Family History Library Catalog (FHLC) #0020346.ìLocated in Conewago Township in York County, Pennsylvania, Quickel's Church, also called Zion's Church, was organized in the 1760s. Its records date from 1765. The late William J. Hinke originally translated the records for the years 1765-1842 f rom German to English, and his manuscript has been microfilmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah. The records in this database span from 1755 to 1801 and include the names of more than 5,500 individuals.î
Ancestry.com database feb 1797.
49. Laura Morrison, ìOn line Web pages: my ancestors. Appears to be sourced, but sources are not available on linking to them , large and comprehensive, frequently sited by others researching these lines,î http://www.laura.morrison.net/laura.htm, 7 feb with date.
50. York County, Pennsylvania, 1765-1803: Quickel's (Zion) Lutheran and Reformed Church. Lineages, Inc., comp. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Records transcribed from Family History Library copies of church records for this locality. For more information, see Family History Library Catalog (FHLC) #0020346.ìLocated in Conewago Township in York County, Pennsylvania, Quickel's Church, also called Zion's Church, was organized in the 1760s. Its records date from 1765. The late William J. Hinke originally translated the records for the years 1765-1842 f rom German to English, and his manuscript has been microfilmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah. The records in this database span from 1755 to 1801 and include the names of more than 5,500 individuals.î
Ancestry.com database Georg.
51. Laura Morrison, Sources apparant but link doesnít work, ìQuickel Descendants,î http://www.laura.morrison.net/pafg12.htm#1536, [Manchester Twp, York Co, Pa] and date.
52. David Quickel, Quickel Family History, ìRay Nagle (rnagle@abq.com) has the bookî,a/p Barbara Christie (see source 17/18)-his email is:, rnagle@abq.com.
53. Laura Morrison, Sources apparant but link doesnít work, ìQuickel Descendants,î http://www.laura.morrison.net/pafg12.htm#1536, [11 Aug 1799 ].
54. Barbara Bucknam Christie, ì online GEDcom/Homepage,î http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=barbgeni&id=I04014, 091000, Barbgeni@ix.netcom.com, http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/h/r/Barbara-E-Christie/, unsourced.
55. Michael A. Smoke/Msmoke@msn.com   1-206-362-0504, ìMichael A.Smoke's FTM Home Page,î http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/m/o/Michael-A-Smoke/index.html, viewed 042701, 1-206-362-0504, 1-425-486-6056, 13520 Linden Avenue N Apt. # 534 Seattle, WA 98133, Inconsistent but sometimes well sourced. Very well researched.
56. Laura Morrison, Sources apparant but link doesnít work, ìQuickel Descendants,î http://www.laura.morrison.net/pafg12.htm#1536, http://www.laura.morrison.net/pafg12.htm#1536.
57. Laura Morrison, ìOn line Web pages: my ancestors. Appears to be sourced, but sources are not available on linking to them , large and comprehensive, frequently sited by others researching these lines,î http://www.laura.morrison.net/laura.htm, http://www.laura.morrison.net/pafg12.htm#1536.
58. Barbara Bucknam Christie, ì online GEDcom/Homepage,î http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=barbgeni&id=I04014, 091000, Barbgeni@ix.netcom.com, http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/h/r/Barbara-E-Christie/, 1809.
59. Laura Morrison, Sources apparant but link doesnít work, ìQuickel Descendants,î http://www.laura.morrison.net/pafg12.htm#1536, 1 Nov 1809.
60. ì1850 federal census,î York Borough South Ward, Oct 1850, living with husband and in laws, via Genforum 1850 census.
61. ìOld Family Bible (Keller Family Bible),î Info provided to Donald McCurdy Swope by Amy Swope Wing from source cited, Mrs Keller of York, York County, Penna?, 5 dec 1802.
62. ìTom & Donna's Home Page,î viewed 040101, http://www.gendex.com/users/hoffmast/seelig/index.htm, 4 dec 1802 Manchester Twp., York, PA.
63. ìOld Family Bible (Keller Family Bible),î Info provided to Donald McCurdy Swope by Amy Swope Wing from source cited, Mrs Keller of York, York County, Penna?, 1882.
64. Email correspondance from Jane, researcher of Bentz line, relying on data from her grandmother and she basing research on John Bentz Hamme. Letter filed under Bentz Family in Reunion Folder. Janeís email oliver1250@hotmail.com

This work bases research on notes by John Bentz Hamme in title, found in text under same[born 1862] where it is said ì To him we are indebted for this long and interesting family history.î
Please note many comments through text indicate this research was done in about 1944 so, as approaches later generations, could indicate contact with then living progeny and relatives of those detailed in the text. In addition the original information shows living status for several entries born as late as the 1870s.
The original work seems to be by John Bentz Hamme in entirity, and the Hamme lines might then be considered most secure

However, No source citations, are provided in source, and I found several minor errors in my direct lines, so Caveat Emptor

Reads in part (Regarding his parents as named and this child)
ìTHE JOHN BENTZ DESCENDANTS AS COMPILED BY JOHN BENTZ HAMME....
(3)John Peter Bentz b. in W. Manchester Twp. September 8,1758 and died
in Conewago Twp. May 6,1823. He married Anna Maria Humerichouse,
daughter of John and Barbara Humerichouse, of Manchester Twp., York Co.,
Pa, where she was born August 13,1761. She died August 7,1842. They are
both buried in the old cemetery at Quickelís Church in Conewago Twp.,
York Co., Pa.

He served as a Private in the American Revolution, in Capt. Simon
Copenheaverís Company, First Battallion of York Co., Associators. He
saw service with the Flying Camp in New Jersey about Perth Amboy. (see
Prowellís History, p. 273). He also was a private in Capt. Martin
Shetterís Co., Fifth Class, York Co., Militia for the year 1782, (see
Prowellís History,p. 273)

He drew pension in 1818. While living in that part of Newberry Twp.
Which later became a part of Conewago Twp., he was assessed in 1782 for
16 acres of land, 1 horse and 1 cow, his tax was 1 L. 2s. 6d.

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They had issue as follows:

However, No source citations, are provided in source, and I found several minor errors in my direct lines, so Caveat Emptor

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They had issue as follows:

(4) Catherine Bentz b. Dec. 5,1783, bapt. August 8,1784, She married
John Frey and together they went west, destination unknown.
(4)Anna Marie Bentz b. November 9,1785, bapt. February 12,1786. She
married a Balmet, believe her home was Mechanicsburg, Pa. Believe she
had a daughter Mary who married a Miller.
(4) Susanna Bentz b. August 9,1799, bapt. September 8,1799, she married
Aug. 1,1816 John Rieser.
(4) Elizabeth Bentz b.June 6,1788, bapt. June 29,1788, she married
George Shettle November 22,1808. They had at least one son, Samuel, who
went West, but later returned. It is thought Albert Shettle at N. York
is a descendent.
(4)Michael Bentz the oldest son of John Peter and Anna, b. April 1,1790
in Conewage Twp. York Co.,Pa., bapt June 7,1790, was married by Rev. Dr.
Schmucker, Apr. 14,1818 to Ann Quickel, daughter of John Quickel and
Elizabeth Brenneman of Manchester Twp. Where she was born a twin to
Christian Quickel, Dec 5,1802. The Bentz's lived in York, at the second
home west from Duke St. , on Market St.,. where the Yorktown Hotel now
(1944) stands, where he died June 2,1856. She died May 20,1882, both
were buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Old section.
(4)John Bentz, son of John Peter and Anna Maria Humerichouse Bentz, was
b. November 21,1792, in Conewage Twp., bapt. May 18,1793, he died April
21,1871 in Manchester Borough. He was married by Rev. Dr. Schmucker
September 18,1823, to Magdalena Blessing, daughter of Philip and Sarah
Kline Blessing of Hellam Twp., York Co., Pa. April 29,1803 and died
February 4,1862. They are both buried in the Lutheran Cemetery at
Manchester , York Co., Pa.î Prospect Hill Cemetery, York Co., Penna, old section.
67. Ibid.
68. Ed Morrill did this census look up for me [from email contact]
.
69. ìEvidences of the Bentz-Pentz Families in York County [PA] Before the Year 1850,î By The Historical Society of York County: Henry James Young, A.B., Researcher (1935), http://www.pipeline.com/~richardpence/yorkpa.htm, viewed 051201, also http://www.swiss.ai.mit.edu/~bentz/geneal/bentz/yorkpa.htm, April 1 1790 Birth Given In Baptismal Record In Quickel's Union, Conewago Twp 59. Michael Bense son of Peter & Anna Maria b Ap 1 1790, bp Je 7. Quickel's Union, Conewago Twp. Tr. by G. R. Seiffert.
70. Ibid. 59. Michael Bense son of Peter & Anna Maria b Ap 1 1790, bp Je 7. Quickel's Union, Conewago Twp. Tr. by G. R. Seiffert.
71. York County, Pennsylvania, 1765-1803: Quickel's (Zion) Lutheran and Reformed Church. Lineages, Inc., comp. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Records transcribed from Family History Library copies of church records for this locality. For more information, see Family History Library Catalog (FHLC) #0020346.ìLocated in Conewago Township in York County, Pennsylvania, Quickel's Church, also called Zion's Church, was organized in the 1760s. Its records date from 1765. The late William J. Hinke originally translated the records for the years 1765-1842 f rom German to English, and his manuscript has been microfilmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah. The records in this database span from 1755 to 1801 and include the names of more than 5,500 individuals.î
Ancestry.com database april 1790 York County Pa.
72. Email correspondance from Jane, researcher of Bentz line, relying on data from her grandmother and she basing research on John Bentz Hamme. Letter filed under Bentz Family in Reunion Folder. Janeís email oliver1250@hotmail.com

However, No source citations, are provided in source, and I found several minor errors in my direct lines, so Caveat Emptor

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They had issue as follows:

(4) Catherine Bentz b. Dec. 5,1783, bapt. August 8,1784, She married
John Frey and together they went west, destination unknown.
(4)Anna Marie Bentz b. November 9,1785, bapt. February 12,1786. She
married a Balmet, believe her home was Mechanicsburg, Pa. Believe she
had a daughter Mary who married a Miller.
(4) Susanna Bentz b. August 9,1799, bapt. September 8,1799, she married
Aug. 1,1816 John Rieser.
(4) Elizabeth Bentz b.June 6,1788, bapt. June 29,1788, she married
George Shettle November 22,1808. They had at least one son, Samuel, who
went West, but later returned. It is thought Albert Shettle at N. York
is a descendent.
(4)Michael Bentz the oldest son of John Peter and Anna, b. April 1,1790
in Conewage Twp. York Co.,Pa., bapt June 7,1790, was married by Rev. Dr.
Schmucker, Apr. 14,1818 to Ann Quickel, daughter of John Quickel and
Elizabeth Brenneman of Manchester Twp. Where she was born a twin to
Christian Quickel, Dec 5,1802. The Bentz's lived in York, at the second
home west from Duke St. , on Market St.,. where the Yorktown Hotel now
(1944) stands, where he died June 2,1856. She died May 20,1882, both
were buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Old section.
(4)John Bentz, son of John Peter and Anna Maria Humerichouse Bentz, was
b. November 21,1792, in Conewage Twp., bapt. May 18,1793, he died April
21,1871 in Manchester Borough. He was married by Rev. Dr. Schmucker
September 18,1823, to Magdalena Blessing, daughter of Philip and Sarah
Kline Blessing of Hellam Twp., York Co., Pa. April 29,1803 and died
February 4,1862. They are both buried in the Lutheran Cemetery at
Manchester , York Co., Pa.î (June 2,1856) York in his home.
73. BENTZ Related Sourced repository : births, marriages, deaths, baptisms, etc all sourced to location and minister etc, http://www.swiss.ai.mit.edu/~bentz/geneal/bentz/bentz2.rtf., Most entries are sourced, some not as clearly so, JAN. 2,1858 Prospect Hill Tombstone Inscriptions (names and dates):.
74. ìOld Family Bible (Keller Family Bible),î Info provided to Donald McCurdy Swope by Amy Swope Wing from source cited, Mrs Keller of York, York County, Penna?, Donald McCurdy Swope citation ì13 Apr 1818î.
75. ìEvidences of the Bentz-Pentz Families in York County [PA] Before the Year 1850,î By The Historical Society of York County: Henry James Young, A.B., Researcher (1935), http://www.pipeline.com/~richardpence/yorkpa.htm, viewed 051201, also http://www.swiss.ai.mit.edu/~bentz/geneal/bentz/yorkpa.htm, 90. Ap 13 1818. Michael Benns m Anna Quickel.; Christ Lutheran, York. Translated by H. J. Young.
76. Email correspondance from Jane, researcher of Bentz line, relying on data from her grandmother and she basing research on John Bentz Hamme. Letter filed under Bentz Family in Reunion Folder. Janeís email oliver1250@hotmail.com

However, No source citations, are provided in source, and I found several minor errors in my direct lines, so Caveat Emptor

Page 3

They had issue as follows:

(4) Catherine Bentz b. Dec. 5,1783, bapt. August 8,1784, She married
John Frey and together they went west, destination unknown.
(4)Anna Marie Bentz b. November 9,1785, bapt. February 12,1786. She
married a Balmet, believe her home was Mechanicsburg, Pa. Believe she
had a daughter Mary who married a Miller.
(4) Susanna Bentz b. August 9,1799, bapt. September 8,1799, she married
Aug. 1,1816 John Rieser.
(4) Elizabeth Bentz b.June 6,1788, bapt. June 29,1788, she married
George Shettle November 22,1808. They had at least one son, Samuel, who
went West, but later returned. It is thought Albert Shettle at N. York
is a descendent.
(4)Michael Bentz the oldest son of John Peter and Anna, b. April 1,1790
in Conewage Twp. York Co.,Pa., bapt June 7,1790, was married by Rev. Dr.
Schmucker, Apr. 14,1818 to Ann Quickel, daughter of John Quickel and
Elizabeth Brenneman of Manchester Twp. Where she was born a twin to
Christian Quickel, Dec 5,1802. The Bentz's lived in York, at the second
home west from Duke St. , on Market St.,. where the Yorktown Hotel now
(1944) stands, where he died June 2,1856. She died May 20,1882, both
were buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Old section.
(4)John Bentz, son of John Peter and Anna Maria Humerichouse Bentz, was
b. November 21,1792, in Conewage Twp., bapt. May 18,1793, he died April
21,1871 in Manchester Borough. He was married by Rev. Dr. Schmucker
September 18,1823, to Magdalena Blessing, daughter of Philip and Sarah
Kline Blessing of Hellam Twp., York Co., Pa. April 29,1803 and died
February 4,1862. They are both buried in the Lutheran Cemetery at
Manchester , York Co., Pa.î by Rev. Dr.Schmucker 14 Apr 1818.
77. Appears in IGI Match for North America
Individual Record FamilySearchô International Genealogical Index v4.02
Michael BENNS
Sex:Ý M Marriage(s):
Spouse:Ý Anna QUICKEL
Marriage:Ý 13 Apr 1818
Christ Lutheran Church, York, York, Pennsylvania
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Source Information:
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M506861 1735-1767 1320516 IT 1-4 Film 1002621 Film
M506861 1801-1807 1320516 IT 1-4 Film NONE
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78. Barbara Bucknam Christie, ì online GEDcom/Homepage,î http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=barbgeni&id=I04014, 091000, Barbgeni@ix.netcom.com, http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/h/r/Barbara-E-Christie/, uncited source, but parents are cited at source below, page 263.
79. Albert H. Gerberich, Brenneman History, The, Copyright 1938, reprinted 1988 By Selby Publ., Selby Publishing and Printin 3405 Zartman Rd, Kokomo, Indiana 46902, cited by source Barbara Christie <barbgeni@ix.netcom.com> Via Rootsweb World Connect Tree Entry, URL for Web pages below:, http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SHOW&db=barbgeni&surname=Alexander%2C+James+Herbert, 090900, parents are cited on page 263.
80. A Biographical History of York County, Pennsylvania. n.p., 1886.//Ancestry.com database ìBordered by the Susquehanna River in southeastern Pennsylvania, York County was formed in 1749 from neighboring Lancaster County. This database is a collection of biographical sketches of prominent men from the county in the nineteenth centuryî David S Quickel Bio.
81. Ibid. Henryís own bio.
82. Ibid.
83. Ibid. David S Quickel Bio ìMagdelene Stricklerî.

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