Thirteenth Great Grandfather

Sigmund Schenckel

Twelfth Great Grandfather

Hans Schenckel

Eleventh Great Grandfather

Bartholomeus Schenckel

Tenth Great Grandfather

Han Ludwig Schenckel

Ninth Great Grandfather

A Bartholomew Schenckel

b in Germany
d in Germany

Eighth Great Grandparents

Johann Nicholas Schenckel

b in Germany
d in Germany

m Maria Barbara _____

ch Heinrich Schenckel b in Germany
Philip Carl Schenkel

Seventh Great Grandfather

Philip Carl Schenkel

Philip Carl came to America on the ship "Snow Ketty." Arrived 16 Oct 1752 at Philadelphia, PA. He took the oath of allegiance to America on October 16, 1752 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Spelling of name Philipp Carl Schenckel. Source: The Shinkle Genealogy, Louisa Jane Shinkle Abbott, 1897. Church Affiliation: Lutheran Baptism Occupation: Master Fabric Dyer.

b 5 Jun 1717 in Edenkoben, Rhenish Province, Bavaria, Germany
d 1778 in Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania
m 29 Jun 1746 in Pennsylvania to

Maria Elizabeth Zimpleman

Ch Philip Jacob Schenckel b 5 mar 1746/47 in Edenkoben, Rhenish Prov., Bavaria d 9 May 1829 in Freesburg, Brown, Ohio m 22 Jun 1775 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to Maria Julianne Bolender
Maria Klara Schenckel b 10 Oct 1749 in Germany d 16 Nov 1749 in Germany
Maria Elizabeth Schenckel b 25 Jul 1751 in Edenkoben, Rhenish Prov. Bavaria
Hans Philip Schenckel b 25 Oct 1753 in Heidelberg, Lancaster, Pennsylvania d 29 May 1829 in Freesburg, Brown, Ohio m 22 Jun 1778 in Berks Co,. Pennsylvania to Barbara Walderin
(Johann) Christian Schenckel b 10 Jun 1756 in Heidelberg Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania d abt 1833 in Brown Co, Ohio m 1) 10 Jun 1756 in Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania to Maria Magdalena _____ 2) Elizabeth _____
Margareta Shinkle m Stephen Bolender

Sixth Great Grandmother

Margareta "Peggy" Shinkle

b 5 Nov 1759 in Heidelberg Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
d 10 Jan 1804 near Boudes Ferry, Lewis Township, Brown Co, Ohio

m 29 Aug 1779 in Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania to

Stephen Bolender b 9 Oct 1756 in Berks Co Pennsylvania
Soldier of the American Revolution

The Shinkle Genealogy, Louisa Jane Shinkle Abbott, 1897
p 18 Margareta. b Nov 5 1759; m. Stephen Bolender, a
former, blacksmith, and Dunkard minister. He was b Oct 9 1756; bought 600 acres in Berks Co., PA; emigrated to Ohio on 1800; bought 200 acres at Boude's Ferry, below Higginsport, and added the ferry to his business. "Peggy" as his wife was familiarly called, learned the blacksmith's art with her husband. An iron wedge and chain of her manufacture are still shown, with justifiable
pride, by her descendants. She d in 1802, and was buried on the farm-the first burial in that part of the county. He sold the farm and bought another of 1,342 acres, three miles north-east of Felicity, Ohio, including the present site of Benton Church, of Col. Richard Taylor, whose son Zachary afterwards became President of the United State. Stephen m (2) Aug. 19, 1811 Mrs. Elizabeth
Fitterman, a sister of Thomas Kellum (another Shinkle relative). She was b 14 Feb, 1785, and d 2 Mar 1861. Stephen d 25 Feb 1820.
The Schenckel's changed their name to Shinkle around 1800 about the time they moved to Ohio. It is also found as Shenkle.

Grateful thanks to my Shinkle cousins working on the internet who have added to my information.