Ancestry of James Mayer LaBach (1845 - 1919)

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1. James Mayer¹ LaBach (Samuel Harrison² Laubach, Rudolph³, Johann Friederich⁴, Johann Christian⁵, Johann Reinhart⁶, Hanss (Johann) Conrad⁷), son of Samuel Harrison Laubach and Anna Catherine Mayer, was born in Chambersburg, PA June 6, 1845. James died November 1, 1919 in Madison, IN, at 74 years of age. His body was interred in Hanover Cemetery, Hanover, IN.

He married Cornelia Esther Ryker in Jefferson Co., IN, June 23, 1870. Cornelia was born in Jefferson Co., IN December 11, 1852. Cornelia was the daughter of Joseph Holton Ryker and Eliza Stuart McLelland. Cornelia died September 14, 1925 in St. Louis, MO, at 72 years of age. Her body was interred in Hanover Cemetery, Hanover, IN. At 18 years of age Cornelia became the mother of James Oscar LaBach New Castle, IN, April 22, 1871. At 19 years of age Cornelia became the mother of Paul Mayer LaBach in Leavenworth, IN, October 3, 1872. At 23 years of age Cornelia became the mother of Anna LaBach in Amboy, IL, February 18, 1876.

James's occupation: Minister. At 25 years of age James became the father of James Oscar LaBach New Castle, IN, April 22, 1871. At 27 years of age James became the father of Paul Mayer LaBach in Leavenworth, IN, October 3, 1872. At 30 years of age James became the father of Anna LaBach in Amboy, IL, February 18, 1876. James Mayer LaBach served in the Union Army from Pennsylvania during the Civil War with the rank of Sergeant and participated in the battles of Gettysburg, Antietam, South Mountain, Chancellorsville and others. After the Civil War he became a Presbyterian minister and served churches in Indiana, Illinois, Kansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Ohio. He was the Pastor of the Crittenden Presbyterian Church in Grant County, Kentucky around the turn of the century. After the Civil War he changed the spelling of his name from Laubach to LaBach for reasons not now known. Copy of obituary notice. Publication and date unknown. Clipping in papers of Paul Mayer LaBach.

DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY

Rev. James M. LaBach, D.D., of Hanover, Ind., died on Nov. 1st, after several years of invalidism, in the seventy-fifth year of his age. He was born in Chambersburg, Pa., June 6, 1845, graduated at Lane Theological Seminary and was ordained in 1870 by the Presbytery of Whitewater. His charges were at Leavenworth, Ind., Morris, Ill., Amboy, Ill., Burlington, Kan., Geneva, O., Knoxville, Tenn., Crittenden, Ky., Cincinnati North Church, Cleves, O., and Montgomery, O. He married Miss Cornelia Riker, of Hanover, Ind., who, with two sons and a grandson, survives him. A few years since they went to Hanover to make their home, where, being disabled by a fall, he was laid aside from further active service. He was a lovable, evangelical, useful man and minister, held in high esteem for his faithful and successful labors, and beloved by all who knew him.

James Mayer LaBach and Cornelia Esther Ryker had the following children:

2 i. James Oscar LaBach was born New Castle, IN April 22, 1871. James died September 1, 1922 Lexington, KY, at 51 years of age. His body was interred in Lexington Cemetery. He married Mary Shepherd Parker in Asheville, NC, October 10, 1917. Mary was born Lexington, Fayette Co., KY October 1, 1880. Mary was the daughter of Watts Parker and Elizabeth "Bettie" Burgin. Mary died March 19, 1973 Lexington, Fayette Co., KY, at 92 years of age. Her body was interred in Lexington Cemetery. At 38 years of age Mary became the mother of James Parker LaBach Lexington, KY, December 10, 1918. At 40 years of age Mary became the mother of Mary LaBach Lexington, Fayette Co., KY, October 24, 1920. A census listed Mary as head of household in Fayette County, Kentucky, 1930. Mary P. LaBach is listed in the 1930 Census for Fayette County, Kentucky as a widow, age 49, born in Kentucky with a home worth $8,000. Also listed is son, Parker, age 11, and daughter, Mary, age 9.

At 47 years of age James became the father of James Parker LaBach Lexington, KY, December 10, 1918. James was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census in Fayette County, Kentucky. James O. LaBach is listed in the 1920 Census as a male white, age 44, born in Indiana. Also listed is Mary P., 32, born in Kentucky, and James P., 1 9/12, born in Kentucky. James O. LaBach's father was born in Pennsylvania and his mother in Indiana. He was listed as a chemist employed at the Experiment Station. Both parents of Mary P. LaBach were born in Kentucky.

At 49 years of age James became the father of Mary LaBach Lexington, Fayette Co., KY, October 24, 1920. Copy of obituary notice, Lexington, Kentucky, Sept. 1, 1922.

DR. J.O. LA BACH PASSES TO REST Director Of Experiment Station Public Service Laboratories Had Been Ill A Month

Dr. James Oscar LaBach, director of public service laboratories at the Kentucky Experiment Station, with which he had been connected since 1901, died at 1 o'clock this morning at his home, 128 South Ashland avenue, after a month's illness.

Dr. LaBach is survived by his wife, formerly Miss Mary Shepherd Parker of Lexington; two children; his mother Mrs. Cornelia LaBach, and a brother, Major Paul LaBach.

Professor LaBach was born in Newcastle, Ind., April 22, 1871, a son of Dr. James Mayer and Mrs. Cornelia Ryker LaBach. He was a graduate of Carleton College, Northfield, Minn., and the University of Tennessee, where he received the degree of Master of Science. He was assistant chemist in food nutrition work at the University of Tennessee from 1895 to 1897.

In 1897, Professor LaBach became chemist for the Proctor and Gamble Company in Cincinnati and remained in their employ until 1901. In that year he became chief chemist of the Kentucky Food and Drug Control Laboratories with headquarters at the Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station at the University of Kentucky.

Professor LaBach became head of the food and drug control department in 1916, holding this position until 1918. Since 1918 he has been director of laboratories of the Kentucky State Board of Health.

Professor LaBach was a Democrat in politics, a member of the Presbyterian Church. He was author of numerous reports and bulletins published by the State of Kentucky and by the United States Government.

The funeral services will take place at the residence, 128 South Ashland Avenue, Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, Rev. T.L. Settle officiating. Burial will be in the family lot in the Lexington Cemetery.

RESOLUTION OF EXPERIMENT STATION COUNCIL:

The Experiment Station council adopted the following reolutions at a called meeting Friday: "The Experiment Station staff learns with regret of the death of Professor James Oscar LaBach, for many years chief chemist of the Kentucky food and drug control laboratories and later director of the public service laboratories of the Experiment Station.

"Professor LaBach inherited from his Huguenot ancestors qualities of heart and mind which gave direction to life, endeared him to his associates and won for him an enviable position in his chosen profession. Gifted with unusual mentality, he possessed an inexhaustible fund of chemical knowledge which was at all times at the service of his associates. Well chosen reading combined with broad intelligence, a disposition of great amiability and the gift of imparting information readily and clearly made him valuable to all seeking his assistance.

"The Experiment Station staff expresses its sincere sympathy to the bereaved wife and family.

DANIEL J. HEALY ALFRED M. PETER MARY L. DIDLAKE J.D. TURNER E.S. GOOD

3 ii. Paul Mayer LaBach was born in Leavenworth, IN October 3, 1872. Paul died October 24, 1957 in Los Angeles, CA, at 85 years of age. His body was interred in Arlington National Cemetery, Washington, DC. Paul's occupation: Engineer. Paul graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis and later joined the Army. He served in the Spanish-American War. While serving in World War I he was responsible for providing water supplies for railroads in France. He later worked as a civil engineer for the Rock Island Railroad.

4 iii. Anna LaBach was born in Amboy, IL February 18, 1876. Anna died September 27, 1878 in Burlington, KS, at 2 years of age.

5. Samuel Harrison² Laubach (Rudolph³, Johann Friederich⁴, Johann Christian⁵, Johann Reinhart⁶, Hanss (Johann) Conrad⁷) was born in Northampton Co., PA September 19, 1817. Samuel died May 15, 1864 in Battle of Resaca, GA, at 46 years of age. His body was interred in Chattanooga National Cemetery.

He married Anna Catherine Mayer in Chambersburg, PA, April 21, 1844. Anna was born Woodstock, VA November 11, 1823. Anna was the daughter of Jacob Mayer and Margaret Tate. Anna died January 11, 1872 in Lock Haven, PA, at 48 years of age. At 21 years of age Anna became the mother of James Mayer LaBach in Chambersburg, PA, June 6, 1845. At 22 years of age Anna became the mother of Charles Augustus Laubach 1846. At 23 years of age Anna became the mother of Cordelia Laubach in Lock Haven, PA, 1847.

At 27 years of age Samuel became the father of James Mayer LaBach in Chambersburg, PA, June 6, 1845. At 28 years of age Samuel became the father of Charles Augustus Laubach 1846. At 29 years of age Samuel became the father of Cordelia Laubach in Lock Haven, PA, 1847. Samuel Harrison Laubach served in Company A, 70th Regiment, Indiana Infantry, Army of the United States, in the Civil War with the rank of Musician. He was killed in action May 15, 1864 at the Battle of Resaca, Georgia. The following information about this engagement is taken from the The Civil War Pages, 78th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry web site at http://members.tripod.com/~ProlificPains/resaca.ht m: Battle of Resaca. On the 14th of May 1864, the Army of the Cumberland advanced in line of battle till within a mile of the fortification of the enemy while the other corps of the Union Army were trying to press to the rear of the enemy. Speaking of the 14th, the Morning Report Book of Company F says, "There was heavy fighting all day long along our entire line just in front of Resaca, Georgia." On the night of the 14th our brigade threw up rude fortifications within about 800 to 1,200 yards of the fortifications of the enemies. Company A and F were on the skirmish line in the woods in front of these fortifications, with the exceptions of some recruits who had just joined the company and were kept within the fortifications. During the entire day the artillery stationed along the line of fortifications in our front. We poured into their fortifications a leaden hail from our rifles. A regiment would march into our breastworks, each man having sixty cartridges, and would continue to load and fire into the fortifications of the enemy until their ammunition was exhausted, when another regiment, with a new supply, would takes their places. A constant fire of musketry and artillery was in this way kept up nearly the entire day, so that the Confederates did not dare to raise thier heads above their fortifications. Several times during the day the Confederates attempted to plant a battery in position to defend their lines, but each time the guns were dismounted by our artillery before they succeeded in firing more that two to three shots. Our line of battle that day was in an oak and hickory woods, and, during the day, squirrels could be seen skipping about over the boughs of the trees above the fortifications. They probably thought the neighborhood had gone on a hunting expedition. As night came on, the firing ceased and the troops in the fortifications went to sleep while the skirmishers acted as pickets. Sometime in the night an alarm was given and the enemy was supposed to be advancing. Suddenly everybody was moving, and a most terrific cannonading began. The gun supported by Company A, of the 78th Pennsylvania was the first to open fire that night, but in ten seconds a hundred guns were firing, and in less than five minutes it was all over. It was a false alarm, and the next morning we discovered that the enemy had slipped out of his entrenchments and escaped.

The Confederate Army retreated from Resaca to Cassville, nearly thirty miles south, and took a strong position north of the Etowah River, where it prepared for battle; but when he found that General Thomas was rapidly concentrating his forces, he retreated to Alatoona Mountains, south of the river.

Location: Gordon County and Whitfield County, Georgia

Campaign: Atlanta Campaign (1864)

Date(s): May 13-15, 1864

Principal Commanders: Maj. Gen. William T. Sherman [US]; Gen. Joseph E. Johnston [CS]

Forces Engaged: Military Division of the Mississippi [US]; Army of Tennessee [CS]

Estimated Casualties: 5,547 total (US 2,747; CS 2,800)

Result(s): Inconclusive

Samuel Harrison Laubach and Anna Catherine Mayer had the following children:

+ 1 i. James Mayer¹ LaBach was born June 6, 1845.

6 ii. Charles Augustus Laubach was born 1846. Charles died 1877 in Memphis, TN, at 31 years of age.

7 iii. Cordelia Laubach was born in Lock Haven, PA 1847. Cordelia died September 30, 1870 in Clinton Co., PA, at 23 years of age.

8. Anna Catherine² Mayer (Jacob³, Henry⁴, Henry⁵) was born Woodstock, VA November 11, 1823. Anna died January 11, 1872 in Lock Haven, PA, at 48 years of age.

She married Samuel Harrison Laubach in Chambersburg, PA, April 21, 1844. Samuel was born in Northampton Co., PA September 19, 1817. Samuel was the son of Rudolph Laubach and Anna Maria Huber. Samuel died May 15, 1864 in Battle of Resaca, GA, at 46 years of age. His body was interred in Chattanooga National Cemetery. At 27 years of age Samuel became the father of James Mayer LaBach in Chambersburg, PA, June 6, 1845. At 28 years of age Samuel became the father of Charles Augustus Laubach 1846. At 29 years of age Samuel became the father of Cordelia Laubach in Lock Haven, PA, 1847. (See Samuel Harrison Laubach for the children resulting from this marriage.)

At 21 years of age Anna became the mother of James Mayer LaBach in Chambersburg, PA, June 6, 1845. At 22 years of age Anna became the mother of Charles Augustus Laubach 1846. At 23 years of age Anna became the mother of Cordelia Laubach in Lock Haven, PA, 1847. Copy of obituary notice. Publication and date not stated. Other sources indicate date of death as Jan. 11, 1872. Died, on the llth of Jan., at the residence of her father, Rev. Jacob Mayer, Lock Haven, Pa., Mrs. Ann C. Laubach, aged 48 years and 3 months. The subject of this notice was the eldest daughter of a venerable minister of the Reformed Church, and was born in Woodstock, Virginia, in the year 1823. At the age of eighteen she united with the Reformed Church at Chambersburg, Pa., under the then pastoral care of Rev. W.W. Bonnell, now deceased. ...No more than fifteen months since she was sadly bereaved in the death of an only daughter, and since then, never ceased to mourn her loss... In the contemplation of Mrs. Laubach's character, there is much to be admired. She was kind, modest, gentle, truthful, affectionate and patient, and had great fortitude, even under her severe bodily afflication. She and her daughter lie buried together, in the cemetery at Lock Haven...

9. Rudolph³ Laubach (Johann Friederich⁴, Johann Christian⁵, Johann Reinhart⁶, Hanss (Johann) Conrad⁷) was born in Northampton Co., PA April 13, 1773. Rudolph died November 9, 1853 in Northampton Co., PA, at 80 years of age. His body was interred in Lower Saucon Church Cemetery, Northampton Co., PA.

He married Anna Maria Huber May 1, 1814. Anna was born in Northampton Co., PA December 21, 1792. Anna was the daughter of John Huber and Susanna Barbara Heist. Anna died July 5, 1856 in Northampton Co., PA, at 63 years of age. Her body was interred in Lower Saucon Churchyard Cemetery, Northampton Co., PA. At 22 years of age Anna became the mother of Jesse Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, January 30, 1815. At 23 years of age Anna became the mother of John Frederick Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, June 3, 1816. At 24 years of age Anna became the mother of Samuel Harrison Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, September 19, 1817. At 27 years of age Anna became the mother of Susanna Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, September 3, 1820. At 28 years of age Anna became the mother of Rudolph H. Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, September 10, 1821. At 30 years of age Anna became the mother of Anna Maria Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, September 10, 1823. At 33 years of age Anna became the mother of John H. Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, February 6, 1826. At 37 years of age Anna became the mother of Levi H. Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, February 10, 1830.

Rudolph's occupation: Farmer. Rudolph was listed as the head of a family on the 1800 Census in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Rudolph Laubach is listed in the 1800 Census for Northampton County, Pennsylvania with 1 white male 16-26, 2 26-45, 1 white female 10-16, 1 16-26, and 1 over 45. Rudolph's brother, Adam was living in the household, as was his mother, his younger brother, Frederick, and his younger sister, Susanna Elizabeth.

Rudolph was listed as the head of a family on the 1810 Census in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Rudolph Laubach is listed in the 1810 Census for Northampton County, Pennsylvania in Lower Sucon Township with 1 white male 26-45, 1 white female 16-45, and 1 over 45. His mother and his sister, Susanna Elizabeth, were living with him.

At 41 years of age Rudolph became the father of Jesse Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, January 30, 1815. At 43 years of age Rudolph became the father of John Frederick Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, June 3, 1816. At 44 years of age Rudolph became the father of Samuel Harrison Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, September 19, 1817. Rudolph was listed as the head of a family on the 1820 Census in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Rudolph Laubach was listed in the 1820 Census for Northampton County, Pennsylvania in Lower Saucon Township as Rudolph Lawbach with 2 white males under 10, 1 26-44, 1 white female under 10, 1 10-15, 1 26-44. Two persons were engaged in agriculture.

At 47 years of age Rudolph became the father of Susanna Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, September 3, 1820. At 48 years of age Rudolph became the father of Rudolph H. Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, September 10, 1821. At 50 years of age Rudolph became the father of Anna Maria Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, September 10, 1823. At 52 years of age Rudolph became the father of John H. Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, February 6, 1826. At 56 years of age Rudolph became the father of Levi H. Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, February 10, 1830. Rudolph was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 Census in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Rudolph Laubach is in the 1830 Census for Northampton County, Pennsylvania with 2 free whiles males under 5, 1 5-10, 1 10-15, 1 15-20, 1 20-30, 1 50-60, 1 white female 10-15, 1 20-30, and 1 30-40.

Rudolph was listed as the head of a family on the 1840 Census in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Rudolph Laubach was listed in the 1840 Census for Northampton County, Pennsylvania in Lower Saucon Township with 1 white male 5-10, 1 10-15, 1 15-20, 1 20-30, 1 60-70, 1 white female 15-20, 1 20-30, and 1 50-60. One person was was engaged in agriculture and 1 person was engaged in manufacturing and trades.

Rudolph was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census in Northampton Co., PA. Rudolph Laubach is in the 1850 Census for Northampton County although his son, Rudolph, is the head of the household, Rudolph is listed as 73 years of age, born in Pennsylvania, with real estate valued at $6,000. His wife, Mary is 56. Also in the household are son Rudolph, a miller, age 29, with real estate valued at $5,500; Catherine, age 25; Anna M. R., age 4; Anna C., age 2; Edward Sible, laborer, age 24; and Catherine Guisinger, 18. All persons listed were born in Pennsylvania.

Rudolph Laubach and Anna Maria Huber had the following children:

10 i. Jesse² Laubach was born in Northampton Co., PA January 30, 1815. Jesse died June 12, 1885 in Northampton Co., PA, at 70 years of age. He married Sarah Ann Freeman ca 1839. Sarah was born January 25, 1819. Sarah was the daughter of Richard Freeman and Catharine Laubach. Sarah died January 14, 1892 in Northampton Co., PA, at 72 years of age.

11 ii. John Frederick Laubach was born in Northampton Co., PA June 3, 1816. His body was interred June 30, 1817 in Northampton Co., PA.

+ 5 iii. Samuel Harrison Laubach was born September 19, 1817.

12 iv. Susanna Laubach was born in Northampton Co., PA September 3, 1820. She married Thomas Roth ca 1846.

13 v. Rudolph H. Laubach was born in Northampton Co., PA September 10, 1821. Rudolph died 1862 at 40 years of age. He married Catharine Roth February 8, 1844. Catharine was born ca 1825.

14 vi. Anna Maria Laubach was born in Northampton Co., PA September 10, 1823. Anna died September 6, 1826 in Northampton Co., PA, at 2 years of age.

15 vii. John H. Laubach was born in Northampton Co., PA February 6, 1826. John died January 4, 1893 in Lehigh Co., PA, at 66 years of age. He married twice. He married Caroline Ruch December 24, 1848. Caroline was born September 18, 1825. Caroline died August 20, 1855 at 29 years of age. He married Sarah Ann Blank November 18, 1856. Sarah was born December 2, 1835. Sarah was the daughter of Abraham Blank and Mary Bahl. Sarah died February 22, 1910 in Lehigh Co., PA, at 74 years of age.

16 viii. Levi H. Laubach was born in Northampton Co., PA February 10, 1830. Levi died July 12, 1858 at 28 years of age. He married Elizabeth Ann Treichler February 17, 1852. Elizabeth was born November 28, 1827. Elizabeth was the daughter of David Treichler. Elizabeth died July 27, 1912 at 84 years of age.

17. Anna Maria³ Huber (John⁴, Johann Frantz⁵) was born in Northampton Co., PA December 21, 1792. Anna died July 5, 1856 in Northampton Co., PA, at 63 years of age. Her body was interred in Lower Saucon Churchyard Cemetery, Northampton Co., PA.

She married Rudolph Laubach May 1, 1814. Rudolph was born in Northampton Co., PA April 13, 1773. Rudolph was the son of Johann Friederich Laubach and Catherine Bitting. Rudolph died November 9, 1853 in Northampton Co., PA, at 80 years of age. His body was interred in Lower Saucon Church Cemetery, Northampton Co., PA. Rudolph's occupation: Farmer. Rudolph was listed as the head of a family on the 1800 Census in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Rudolph Laubach is listed in the 1800 Census for Northampton County, Pennsylvania with 1 white male 16-26, 2 26-45, 1 white female 10-16, 1 16-26, and 1 over 45. Rudolph's brother, Adam was living in the household, as was his mother, his younger brother, Frederick, and his younger sister, Susanna Elizabeth.

Rudolph was listed as the head of a family on the 1810 Census in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Rudolph Laubach is listed in the 1810 Census for Northampton County, Pennsylvania in Lower Sucon Township with 1 white male 26-45, 1 white female 16-45, and 1 over 45. His mother and his sister, Susanna Elizabeth, were living with him.

At 41 years of age Rudolph became the father of Jesse Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, January 30, 1815. At 43 years of age Rudolph became the father of John Frederick Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, June 3, 1816. At 44 years of age Rudolph became the father of Samuel Harrison Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, September 19, 1817. Rudolph was listed as the head of a family on the 1820 Census in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Rudolph Laubach was listed in the 1820 Census for Northampton County, Pennsylvania in Lower Saucon Township as Rudolph Lawbach with 2 white males under 10, 1 26-44, 1 white female under 10, 1 10-15, 1 26-44. Two persons were engaged in agriculture.

At 47 years of age Rudolph became the father of Susanna Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, September 3, 1820. At 48 years of age Rudolph became the father of Rudolph H. Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, September 10, 1821. At 50 years of age Rudolph became the father of Anna Maria Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, September 10, 1823. At 52 years of age Rudolph became the father of John H. Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, February 6, 1826. At 56 years of age Rudolph became the father of Levi H. Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, February 10, 1830. Rudolph was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 Census in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Rudolph Laubach is in the 1830 Census for Northampton County, Pennsylvania with 2 free whiles males under 5, 1 5-10, 1 10-15, 1 15-20, 1 20-30, 1 50-60, 1 white female 10-15, 1 20-30, and 1 30-40.

Rudolph was listed as the head of a family on the 1840 Census in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Rudolph Laubach was listed in the 1840 Census for Northampton County, Pennsylvania in Lower Saucon Township with 1 white male 5-10, 1 10-15, 1 15-20, 1 20-30, 1 60-70, 1 white female 15-20, 1 20-30, and 1 50-60. One person was was engaged in agriculture and 1 person was engaged in manufacturing and trades.

Rudolph was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census in Northampton Co., PA. Rudolph Laubach is in the 1850 Census for Northampton County although his son, Rudolph, is the head of the household, Rudolph is listed as 73 years of age, born in Pennsylvania, with real estate valued at $6,000. His wife, Mary is 56. Also in the household are son Rudolph, a miller, age 29, with real estate valued at $5,500; Catherine, age 25; Anna M. R., age 4; Anna C., age 2; Edward Sible, laborer, age 24; and Catherine Guisinger, 18. All persons listed were born in Pennsylvania. (See Rudolph Laubach for the children resulting from this marriage.)

At 22 years of age Anna became the mother of Jesse Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, January 30, 1815. At 23 years of age Anna became the mother of John Frederick Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, June 3, 1816. At 24 years of age Anna became the mother of Samuel Harrison Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, September 19, 1817. At 27 years of age Anna became the mother of Susanna Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, September 3, 1820. At 28 years of age Anna became the mother of Rudolph H. Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, September 10, 1821. At 30 years of age Anna became the mother of Anna Maria Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, September 10, 1823. At 33 years of age Anna became the mother of John H. Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, February 6, 1826. At 37 years of age Anna became the mother of Levi H. Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, February 10, 1830.

18. Jacob³ Mayer (Henry⁴, Henry⁵) was born Millersburg, PA December 15, 1798. Jacob died October 29, 1872 in Lock Haven, PA, at 73 years of age.

He married Margaret Tate in Philadelphia, PA, December 10, 1822. Margaret was born in Pennsylvania January 10, 1801. Margaret was the daughter of James Tate and Catharina Gunther. Margaret died August 21, 1882 at 81 years of age. At 22 years of age Margaret became the mother of Anna Catherine Mayer Woodstock, VA, November 11, 1823. At 24 years of age Margaret became the mother of Alexander Mayer 1825. At 27 years of age Margaret became the mother of Cordelia Mayer in Pennsylvania, August 18, 1828. At 30 years of age Margaret became the mother of Charles A. Mayer in Pennsylvania, 1831. At 32 years of age Margaret became the mother of William H. Mayer in Pennsylvania, 1833.

Jacob's occupation: Minister. At 24 years of age Jacob became the father of Anna Catherine Mayer Woodstock, VA, November 11, 1823. At 26 years of age Jacob became the father of Alexander Mayer 1825. At 29 years of age Jacob became the father of Cordelia Mayer in Pennsylvania, August 18, 1828. Jacob was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 Census in York County, Pennsylvania. Jacob Mayer is listed in the 1830 Census for York County, Pennsylvania in Schrewsberry Township with 1 white male under 5, 1 30-40, 1 white female under 5, 1 5-10 , 1 15-20, and 1 20-30.

At 32 years of age Jacob became the father of Charles A. Mayer in Pennsylvania, 1831. At 34 years of age Jacob became the father of William H. Mayer in Pennsylvania, 1833. Jacob was listed as the head of a family on the 1840 Census in Franklin County, Pennsylvania. Jacob Mayer is listed in the 1840 Census for Franklin County, Pennsylvania in Greencastle Township with 1 white male 5-10, 1 10-15, 1 15-20, 1 40-50, 2 white females 10-15, 1 20-30, and 1 30-40.

Jacob was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census in Philadelphia Co., PA. Jacob Mayer is listed in the 1850 Census for Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania as a salesman, age 53, born in Pennsylvania. Also listed are his wife Margaret, age 49, born in Pennsylvania; his daughter, Ann Laubach, age 27 born in Pennsylvania; Alexander Mayer, age 25, born in Pennsylvania; Charles Mayer, age 20, born in Pennsylvania; and Rebecca Smith, age 30, born in Ireland. Alexander Mayer married within the year.

Jacob was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 Census in Clinton County, Pennsylvania. Jacob Mayer is listed in the 1870 Census for Clinton County, Pennsylvania, Lock Haven 4th Ward, as a superannuated clergyman, age 70 with wife, Margaret, age 69; William H. Mayer, 36, gentleman; Cordie Laubach, age 21; and Ellen Garman, age 16, servant. The following excerpt from the Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature, McClintock and Strong, Vol. V., p. 925, tells of his life. Rev. Jacob Mayer, D.D. "An American minister of the German Reformed Church, was born in Lykens Valley, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, in 1798; was brought up in the Reformed Church, and early instructed in its doctrine. Preparatory to entering the ministry he was for four years under the special tuition of Rev. Samuel Heiferstein of Philadelphia; was licensed to preach in Sept. 1822 at the Synod held in Harrisburg, Pa.; was soon afterwards ordained, and took charge of the churches in Woodstock, Va., and vicinity. After three years of labor he removed to the neighborhood of Shrewsberry, York Co., Pa., and there took charge of quite a number of congregations. In this field he labored eight years; then removed to Mercersburg, Franklin Co., Pa. and became the pastor of the church at that place, in connection with those at Greencastle and Loudon in the same county. In 1836 he was appointed special agent of the theological seminary at Mercersburg; the next eight years of his active life was devoted to the work of procuring funds for the use of that institution and of Marshall College in York, in the founding and establishing of both of which he was deeply interested. While engaged in this work his health failed, and he was obliged to relinquish the pastoral work, and attend to some secular pursuit in order to provide for himself and family a proper temporal support. He lived in this way during different periods at Chambersburg, Philadelphia, Columbia, and mainly at Lock Haven. In the last named place he died October 29, 1872. He suffered severely, especially during the last four years of his life, from lingering consumption, in the midst of which he manifested much christian patience, especially during the closing portion of his earthly career."

Jacob Mayer and Margaret Tate had the following children:

+ 8 i. Anna Catherine² Mayer was born November 11, 1823.

19 ii. Alexander Mayer was born 1825.

20 iii. Cordelia Mayer was born in Pennsylvania August 18, 1828. Cordelia died January 19, 1914 in Clinton Co., PA, at 85 years of age. She married James William Quiggle July 2, 1848. James was born in Wayne Twp., PA January 9, 1820. James was the son of John Quiggle and Rebecca. James died November 28, 1878 in Clinton Co., PA, at 58 years of age. At 32 years of age James became the father of James C. Quiggle in Clinton Co., PA, 1852. At 36 years of age James became the father of Blanche Quiggle in Clinton Co., PA, 1856. James was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 Census in Clinton County, PA. J. W. Quiggle is listed on the 1870 Census for Clinton County, Pennsylvania, Wayne Township as an attorney at law, age 50 with real estate worth $90,000 and personal property worth $10,000. Also listed is J. C. Quigle a male age 18; Cordie Quiggle, age 42; Blanch Quigle, age 16; Anna E. Quiggle, 55; Anne Deise, age 13, Cordie Laubach, age 23, and Catherine Maunon, age 45 born in Ireland. All are white and all except Catherine Maunon were born in Pennsylvania.

At 23 years of age Cordelia became the mother of James C. Quiggle in Clinton Co., PA, 1852. At 27 years of age Cordelia became the mother of Blanche Quiggle in Clinton Co., PA, 1856.

21 iv. Charles A. Mayer was born in Pennsylvania 1831. Charles died 1907 in PA, at 76 years of age. He married Helen. Helen was born in Pennsylvania 1833. At 29 years of age Helen became the mother of Mary Mayer in Clinton County, PA, 1862. At 31 years of age Helen became the mother of Helen Mayer in Clinton Co., PA, 1864.

At 31 years of age Charles became the father of Mary Mayer in Clinton County, PA, 1862. At 33 years of age Charles became the father of Helen Mayer in Clinton Co., PA, 1864. Charles was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 Census in Clinton County, PA. Charles Mayer is listed in the 1870 Census for Clinton County, Pennsylvania, Lock Haven 3rd Ward, as a President Judge, age 39 with real estate worth $25,000 and personal property worth $18,000. Also listed is wife, Helen, 37; Mary, age 8; Helen, age 6; Carrie Hooker, 28, servant; Ellen Crowley, age 7, born in Ireland; Nora Cottie, age 14, born in Ireland; and Henry Mushino, age 25, born in Ireland. Charles A. Mayer was a Judge of the Court of Common Pleas in Pennsylvania.

22 v. William H. Mayer was born in Pennsylvania 1833. William died 1899 at 66 years of age. William H. Mayer was an officer in the Civil War and served three terms as Mayor of Lock Haven, Pennsylvania.

23. Margaret³ Tate (James⁴) was born in Pennsylvania January 10, 1801. Margaret died August 21, 1882 at 81 years of age.

She married Jacob Mayer in Philadelphia, PA, December 10, 1822. Jacob was born Millersburg, PA December 15, 1798. Jacob was the son of Henry Mayer and Anne Buffington. Jacob died October 29, 1872 in Lock Haven, PA, at 73 years of age. Jacob's occupation: Minister. At 24 years of age Jacob became the father of Anna Catherine Mayer Woodstock, VA, November 11, 1823. At 26 years of age Jacob became the father of Alexander Mayer 1825. At 29 years of age Jacob became the father of Cordelia Mayer in Pennsylvania, August 18, 1828. Jacob was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 Census in York County, Pennsylvania. Jacob Mayer is listed in the 1830 Census for York County, Pennsylvania in Schrewsberry Township with 1 white male under 5, 1 30-40, 1 white female under 5, 1 5-10 , 1 15-20, and 1 20-30.

At 32 years of age Jacob became the father of Charles A. Mayer in Pennsylvania, 1831. At 34 years of age Jacob became the father of William H. Mayer in Pennsylvania, 1833. Jacob was listed as the head of a family on the 1840 Census in Franklin County, Pennsylvania. Jacob Mayer is listed in the 1840 Census for Franklin County, Pennsylvania in Greencastle Township with 1 white male 5-10, 1 10-15, 1 15-20, 1 40-50, 2 white females 10-15, 1 20-30, and 1 30-40.

Jacob was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census in Philadelphia Co., PA. Jacob Mayer is listed in the 1850 Census for Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania as a salesman, age 53, born in Pennsylvania. Also listed are his wife Margaret, age 49, born in Pennsylvania; his daughter, Ann Laubach, age 27 born in Pennsylvania; Alexander Mayer, age 25, born in Pennsylvania; Charles Mayer, age 20, born in Pennsylvania; and Rebecca Smith, age 30, born in Ireland. Alexander Mayer married within the year.

Jacob was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 Census in Clinton County, Pennsylvania. Jacob Mayer is listed in the 1870 Census for Clinton County, Pennsylvania, Lock Haven 4th Ward, as a superannuated clergyman, age 70 with wife, Margaret, age 69; William H. Mayer, 36, gentleman; Cordie Laubach, age 21; and Ellen Garman, age 16, servant. (See Jacob Mayer for the children resulting from this marriage.)

At 22 years of age Margaret became the mother of Anna Catherine Mayer Woodstock, VA, November 11, 1823. At 24 years of age Margaret became the mother of Alexander Mayer 1825. At 27 years of age Margaret became the mother of Cordelia Mayer in Pennsylvania, August 18, 1828. At 30 years of age Margaret became the mother of Charles A. Mayer in Pennsylvania, 1831. At 32 years of age Margaret became the mother of William H. Mayer in Pennsylvania, 1833.

24. Johann Friederich⁴ Laubach (Johann Christian⁵, Johann Reinhart⁶, Hanss (Johann) Conrad⁷) was born in Bucks Co., PA May 10, 1744. Johann died April 7, 1797 in Northampton Co., PA, at 52 years of age. His body was interred in Lower Saucon Churchyard Cemetery, Northampton Co., PA.

He married Catherine Bitting in Pennsylvania, circa 1770. Catherine was born in Bucks Co., PA August 14, 1747. Catherine was the daughter of Henry Bitting and Katherine Riess. Catherine died January 29, 1817 in Northampton Co., PA, at 69 years of age. Her body was interred in Lower Saucon Churchyard Cemetery, Northampton Co., PA. At 24 years of age Catherine became the mother of Maria Catharine Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, 1772. At 25 years of age Catherine became the mother of Rudolph Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, April 13, 1773. At 27 years of age Catherine became the mother of Johann Adam Laubach in Northampton Co. PA, June 11, 1775. At 30 years of age Catherine became the mother of Margaret Laubach in Nothampton Co., PA, March 14, 1778. At 33 years of age Catherine became the mother of Elizabeth Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, September 6, 1780. At 36 years of age Catherine became the mother of Johann Frederick Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, August 7, 1784. At 38 years of age Catherine became the mother of Susanna Elizabeth Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, May 22, 1786.

Johann's occupation: Farmer. At 28 years of age Johann became the father of Maria Catharine Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, 1772. At 28 years of age Johann became the father of Rudolph Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, April 13, 1773. At 31 years of age Johann became the father of Johann Adam Laubach in Northampton Co. PA, June 11, 1775. At 33 years of age Johann became the father of Margaret Laubach in Nothampton Co., PA, March 14, 1778. At 36 years of age Johann became the father of Elizabeth Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, September 6, 1780. At 40 years of age Johann became the father of Johann Frederick Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, August 7, 1784. At 42 years of age Johann became the father of Susanna Elizabeth Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, May 22, 1786. Johann was listed as the head of a family on the 1790 Census in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Frederick Laubach is listed in the 1790 Census for Northampton County, Pennsylvania with 2 white males 16 and under, 2 white males over 16, and two white females. Johann Friedrich Laubach was a commissioned officer in the Revolutionary War serving with the rank of Ensign.

Johann Friederich Laubach and Catherine Bitting had the following children:

25 i. Maria Catharine³ Laubach was born in Northampton Co., PA 1772. Maria died 1772 in Northampton Co., PA, at less than one year of age.

+ 9 ii. Rudolph Laubach was born April 13, 1773.

26 iii. Johann Adam Laubach was born in Northampton Co. PA June 11, 1775. Johann died November 2, 1811 in Northampton Co., PA, at 36 years of age. He married Catharina Odenwälder April 10, 1805. Catharina was born October 27, 1783. Catharina was the daughter of Johannes Odenwälder and Elisabetha. Catharina died April 21, 1867 at 83 years of age.

27 iv. Margaret Laubach was born in Nothampton Co., PA March 14, 1778. Margaret died September 1, 1861 in Northampton Co., PA, at 83 years of age. She married Michael Lutz April 9, 1799. Michael was born April 6, 1779. Michael was the son of Benedict Lutz and Anna Maria. Michael died March 2, 1855 in Northampton Co., PA, at 75 years of age.

28 v. Elizabeth Laubach was born in Northampton Co., PA September 6, 1780. Elizabeth died October 6, 1781 in Northampton Co. PA, at 1 year of age.

29 vi. Johann Frederick Laubach was born in Northampton Co., PA August 7, 1784. Johann died May 17, 1851 in Bucks Co., PA, at 66 years of age. He married Catharine Jacoby ca 1810. Catharine was born November 11, 1791. Catharine was the daughter of Peter Jacoby and Catharine Trauger. Catharine died January 8, 1862 in Bucks Co., PA, at 70 years of age.

30 vii. Susanna Elizabeth Laubach was born in Northampton Co., PA May 22, 1786. Susanna died October 8, 1868 in Northampton Co., PA, at 82 years of age. She married Jonas Ruch ca 1812. Jonas was born September 19, 1784. Jonas was the son of Christian Ruch and Anna Rosina. Jonas died March 13, 1868 in Northampton Co., PA, at 83 years of age.

31. Catherine⁴ Bitting (Henry⁵, Heinrich⁶) was born in Bucks Co., PA August 14, 1747. Catherine died January 29, 1817 in Northampton Co., PA, at 69 years of age. Her body was interred in Lower Saucon Churchyard Cemetery, Northampton Co., PA.

She married twice. She married Jacob Shaeffer. She married Johann Friederich Laubach in Pennsylvania, circa 1770. Johann was born in Bucks Co., PA May 10, 1744. Johann was the son of Johann Christian Laubach and Susanna Catharina Zimler. Johann died April 7, 1797 in Northampton Co., PA, at 52 years of age. His body was interred in Lower Saucon Churchyard Cemetery, Northampton Co., PA. Johann's occupation: Farmer. At 28 years of age Johann became the father of Maria Catharine Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, 1772. At 28 years of age Johann became the father of Rudolph Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, April 13, 1773. At 31 years of age Johann became the father of Johann Adam Laubach in Northampton Co. PA, June 11, 1775. At 33 years of age Johann became the father of Margaret Laubach in Nothampton Co., PA, March 14, 1778. At 36 years of age Johann became the father of Elizabeth Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, September 6, 1780. At 40 years of age Johann became the father of Johann Frederick Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, August 7, 1784. At 42 years of age Johann became the father of Susanna Elizabeth Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, May 22, 1786. Johann was listed as the head of a family on the 1790 Census in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Frederick Laubach is listed in the 1790 Census for Northampton County, Pennsylvania with 2 white males 16 and under, 2 white males over 16, and two white females.

At 24 years of age Catherine became the mother of Maria Catharine Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, 1772. At 25 years of age Catherine became the mother of Rudolph Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, April 13, 1773. At 27 years of age Catherine became the mother of Johann Adam Laubach in Northampton Co. PA, June 11, 1775. At 30 years of age Catherine became the mother of Margaret Laubach in Nothampton Co., PA, March 14, 1778. At 33 years of age Catherine became the mother of Elizabeth Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, September 6, 1780. At 36 years of age Catherine became the mother of Johann Frederick Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, August 7, 1784. At 38 years of age Catherine became the mother of Susanna Elizabeth Laubach in Northampton Co., PA, May 22, 1786.

32. John⁴ Huber (Johann Frantz⁵) was born in Europe circa 1748. John died circa 1810.

He married Susanna Barbara Heist in Bucks Co., PA, circa 1770. Susanna became the mother of Catharine Margaret Huber in Bucks Co., PA, November 19, 1772. Susanna became the mother of Elizabeth Huber in Bucks Co., PA, 1773. Susanna became the mother of Gertrude Huber in Bucks Co., PA, August 1, 1774. Susanna became the mother of Michael Huber in Bucks Co., PA, December 25, 1775. Susanna became the mother of Magdalena Huber in Bucks Co., PA, October 28, 1777. Susanna became the mother of Susanna Huber in Bucks Co., PA, July 28, 1779. Susanna became the mother of John Huber, Jr. in Northampton Co., PA, May 7, 1783. Susanna became the mother of Sarah Huber in Northampton Co., PA, April 28, 1786. Susanna became the mother of Anna Barbara Huber in Northampton Co., PA, October 16, 1788. Susanna became the mother of Anna Maria Huber in Northampton Co., PA, December 21, 1792.

At 24 years of age John became the father of Catharine Margaret Huber in Bucks Co., PA, November 19, 1772. At 25 years of age John became the father of Elizabeth Huber in Bucks Co., PA, 1773. At 26 years of age John became the father of Gertrude Huber in Bucks Co., PA, August 1, 1774. At 27 years of age John became the father of Michael Huber in Bucks Co., PA, December 25, 1775. At 29 years of age John became the father of Magdalena Huber in Bucks Co., PA, October 28, 1777. At 31 years of age John became the father of Susanna Huber in Bucks Co., PA, July 28, 1779. At 34 years of age John became the father of John Huber, Jr. in Northampton Co., PA, May 7, 1783. At 37 years of age John became the father of Sarah Huber in Northampton Co., PA, April 28, 1786. At 40 years of age John became the father of Anna Barbara Huber in Northampton Co., PA, October 16, 1788. John was listed as the head of a family on the 1790 Census in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. The 1790 Census for Northampton County, Pennsylvania shows John Huber (spelled in the Census John Houver) listed with 2 free white males under 16, 1 16 or over, and 5 white females. He is living in Allen Township.

At 44 years of age John became the father of Anna Maria Huber in Northampton Co., PA, December 21, 1792. John was listed as the head of a family on the 1800 Census in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania. John Huber is listed as John Hoover in the 1800 Census for Luzerne County, Pennsylvania residing in Salem Township with 1 white male 10-16, 1 16-26, 1 over 45, 2 white females under 10, 1 10-16, 1 16-26, and 1 over 45. John Huber was a cordwainer.

John Huber and Susanna Barbara Heist had the following children:

33 i. Catharine Margaret³ Huber was born in Bucks Co., PA November 19, 1772. She married Heinrich Keyber.

34 ii. Elizabeth Huber was born in Bucks Co., PA 1773.

35 iii. Gertrude Huber was born in Bucks Co., PA August 1, 1774.

36 iv. Michael Huber was born in Bucks Co., PA December 25, 1775.

37 v. Magdalena Huber was born in Bucks Co., PA October 28, 1777. Magdalena died March 19, 1841 in Luzerne Co., PA, at 63 years of age. She married William Harris. William was born in Sussex Co., NJ. William was the son of Jeremiah Harris and Ann. William died April 5, 1846 in Luzerne Co., PA.

38 vi. Susanna Huber was born in Bucks Co., PA July 28, 1779. Susanna died August 20, 1853 in Luzerne Co., PA, at 74 years of age. She married twice. She married an unknown person. She married Matthias Harris. Matthias was born July 2, 1780. Matthias was the son of Jeremiah Harris and Ann. Matthias died February 26, 1868 in Luzerne Co., PA, at 87 years of age.

39 vii. John Huber, Jr. was born in Northampton Co., PA May 7, 1783.

40 viii. Sarah Huber was born in Northampton Co., PA April 28, 1786. She married Jacob Huber.

41 ix. Anna Barbara Huber was born in Northampton Co., PA October 16, 1788.

+ 17 x. Anna Maria Huber was born December 21, 1792.

42. Susanna Barbara⁴ Heist was born before circa 1770, the first event for which there is a recorded date.

She married John Huber in Bucks Co., PA, circa 1770. John was born in Europe circa 1748. John was the son of Johann Frantz Huber and Maria Elizabeth. John died circa 1810. At 24 years of age John became the father of Catharine Margaret Huber in Bucks Co., PA, November 19, 1772. At 25 years of age John became the father of Elizabeth Huber in Bucks Co., PA, 1773. At 26 years of age John became the father of Gertrude Huber in Bucks Co., PA, August 1, 1774. At 27 years of age John became the father of Michael Huber in Bucks Co., PA, December 25, 1775. At 29 years of age John became the father of Magdalena Huber in Bucks Co., PA, October 28, 1777. At 31 years of age John became the father of Susanna Huber in Bucks Co., PA, July 28, 1779. At 34 years of age John became the father of John Huber, Jr. in Northampton Co., PA, May 7, 1783. At 37 years of age John became the father of Sarah Huber in Northampton Co., PA, April 28, 1786. At 40 years of age John became the father of Anna Barbara Huber in Northampton Co., PA, October 16, 1788. John was listed as the head of a family on the 1790 Census in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. The 1790 Census for Northampton County, Pennsylvania shows John Huber (spelled in the Census John Houver) listed with 2 free white males under 16, 1 16 or over, and 5 white females. He is living in Allen Township.

At 44 years of age John became the father of Anna Maria Huber in Northampton Co., PA, December 21, 1792. John was listed as the head of a family on the 1800 Census in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania. John Huber is listed as John Hoover in the 1800 Census for Luzerne County, Pennsylvania residing in Salem Township with 1 white male 10-16, 1 16-26, 1 over 45, 2 white females under 10, 1 10-16, 1 16-26, and 1 over 45. (See John Huber for the children resulting from this marriage.)

Susanna became the mother of Catharine Margaret Huber in Bucks Co., PA, November 19, 1772. Susanna became the mother of Elizabeth Huber in Bucks Co., PA, 1773. Susanna became the mother of Gertrude Huber in Bucks Co., PA, August 1, 1774. Susanna became the mother of Michael Huber in Bucks Co., PA, December 25, 1775. Susanna became the mother of Magdalena Huber in Bucks Co., PA, October 28, 1777. Susanna became the mother of Susanna Huber in Bucks Co., PA, July 28, 1779. Susanna became the mother of John Huber, Jr. in Northampton Co., PA, May 7, 1783. Susanna became the mother of Sarah Huber in Northampton Co., PA, April 28, 1786. Susanna became the mother of Anna Barbara Huber in Northampton Co., PA, October 16, 1788. Susanna became the mother of Anna Maria Huber in Northampton Co., PA, December 21, 1792.

43. Henry⁴ Mayer (Henry⁵) was born in Bubendorf, Canton Basle, Switzerland December 25, 1745. Henry died ca June 16, 1832 in Millersburg, Dauphin Co., PA, at approximately 86 years of age.

He married Anne Buffington ca 1787. Anne was born in Wilmington, DE May 27, 1762. Anne was the daughter of Benjamin Buffington and Mercy Frisdell. Anne died March 30, 1815 in Millersburg, Dauphin Co., PA, at 52 years of age. Her body was interred in St. David's Reformed Church, Millersburg, PA. At 34 years of age Anne became the mother of Adam Henry Myer August 11, 1796. At 36 years of age Anne became the mother of Jacob Mayer Millersburg, PA, December 15, 1798.

Henry was listed as the head of a family on the 1790 Census in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. In the 1790 Census for Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, Henry Mayer is listed with 1 white male 16 and up and one white female. His surname was spelled Moyer. There were 7 persons named Henry Moyer listed in Dauphin County.

At 50 years of age Henry became the father of Adam Henry Myer August 11, 1796. At 52 years of age Henry became the father of Jacob Mayer Millersburg, PA, December 15, 1798. Henry was listed as the head of a family on the 1800 Census in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. Henry Mayer is listed as Henry Moyer in the 1800 Census for Dauphin County, Pennsylvania residing in Anvil Township with 3 white males under 10, 1 10-16, 1 over 45, 2 white females under 10, 1 10-16, and 1 26-45.

Henry was listed as the head of a family on the 1810 Census in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. Henry Mayer is listed in the 1810 Census for Dauphin County, Pennsylvania under the name Henry Moyer, Sr. in Upper Paxton Township with 1 white male under 10, 1 over 45, 1 white female 16-26, and 1 over 45.

Henry was listed as the head of a family on the 1820 Census in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. Henry Mayer is listed in the 1820 Census for Dauphin County, Pennsylvania as Henry Moyer in Londonderry Township with 2 white males 16-25, 1 over 44, 1 white female under 10, 3 10-15, 2 16-25, and 1 26-44. Three persons were engaged in agriculture. Henry Mayer came to America as a youth with his family about 1759 from Canton Basle, Switzerland. The family were French Huguenots who went to Switzerland after the revocation of the Edict of Nantes. The family settled in the Lykens Valley in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. The original French spelling of this name is said to be LeMaire.

Henry Mayer and Anne Buffington had the following children:

44 i. Ann³ Mayer was born on (birth date unknown).

45 ii. Elizabeth Mayer was born on (birth date unknown). She married Mr. Ditty.

46 iii. Susanna Mayer was born on (birth date unknown). She married Mr. Bretz.

47 iv. Adam Henry Myer was born August 11, 1796. Adam died ca 1846. He married Sarah Potiker in Centre Co., PA, October 1817. Sarah was born ca 1798.

+ 18 v. Jacob Mayer was born December 15, 1798.

48. Anne⁴ Buffington (Benjamin⁵, Thomas⁶, Thomas⁷, Richard⁸) was born in Wilmington, DE May 27, 1762. Anne died March 30, 1815 in Millersburg, Dauphin Co., PA, at 52 years of age. Her body was interred in St. David's Reformed Church, Millersburg, PA.

She married Henry Mayer ca 1787. Henry was born in Bubendorf, Canton Basle, Switzerland December 25, 1745. Henry was the son of Henry Mayer. Henry died ca June 16, 1832 in Millersburg, Dauphin Co., PA, at approximately 86 years of age. Henry was listed as the head of a family on the 1790 Census in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. In the 1790 Census for Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, Henry Mayer is listed with 1 white male 16 and up and one white female. His surname was spelled Moyer. There were 7 persons named Henry Moyer listed in Dauphin County.

At 50 years of age Henry became the father of Adam Henry Myer August 11, 1796. At 52 years of age Henry became the father of Jacob Mayer Millersburg, PA, December 15, 1798. Henry was listed as the head of a family on the 1800 Census in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. Henry Mayer is listed as Henry Moyer in the 1800 Census for Dauphin County, Pennsylvania residing in Anvil Township with 3 white males under 10, 1 10-16, 1 over 45, 2 white females under 10, 1 10-16, and 1 26-45.

Henry was listed as the head of a family on the 1810 Census in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. Henry Mayer is listed in the 1810 Census for Dauphin County, Pennsylvania under the name Henry Moyer, Sr. in Upper Paxton Township with 1 white male under 10, 1 over 45, 1 white female 16-26, and 1 over 45.

Henry was listed as the head of a family on the 1820 Census in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. Henry Mayer is listed in the 1820 Census for Dauphin County, Pennsylvania as Henry Moyer in Londonderry Township with 2 white males 16-25, 1 over 44, 1 white female under 10, 3 10-15, 2 16-25, and 1 26-44. Three persons were engaged in agriculture. (See Henry Mayer for the children resulting from this marriage.)

At 34 years of age Anne became the mother of Adam Henry Myer August 11, 1796. At 36 years of age Anne became the mother of Jacob Mayer Millersburg, PA, December 15, 1798.

49. James⁴ Tate was born before April 23, 1798, the first event for which there is a recorded date.

He married Catharina Gunther in German Reformed Church, Philadelphia, PA, April 23, 1798. Catharina became the mother of Margaret Tate in Pennsylvania, January 10, 1801.

James became the father of Margaret Tate in Pennsylvania, January 10, 1801. I have no information about this family or about how many children they had or what their names were.

James Tate and Catharina Gunther had the following child:

+ 23 i. Margaret³ Tate was born January 10, 1801.

50. Catharina⁴ Gunther was born before April 23, 1798, the first event for which there is a recorded date.

She married James Tate in German Reformed Church, Philadelphia, PA, April 23, 1798. James became the father of Margaret Tate in Pennsylvania, January 10, 1801. (See James Tate for the children resulting from this marriage.)

Catharina became the mother of Margaret Tate in Pennsylvania, January 10, 1801.

51. Johann Christian⁵ Laubach (Johann Reinhart⁶, Hanss (Johann) Conrad⁷) was born in Büdingen, Germany ca 1699. Johann died November 29, 1768 in Lower Saucon Churchyard Cemetery, Northampton Co., PA, at 69 years of age. His body was interred in Lower Saucon Churchyard Cemetery, Northampton Co., PA.

He married Susanna Catharina Zimler in Büdingen, Germany, September 13, 1725. Susanna was born in Büdingen, Germany ca 1701. Susanna was the daughter of Paulus Zimler and Anna Eleanore. Susanna died March 12, 1770 in Lower Saucon Churchyard Cemetery, Northampton Co., PA, at 68 years of age. Her body was interred in Lower Saucon Churchyard Cemetery, Northampton Co., PA. She was christened in Büdingen, Germany, July 17, 1701. Susanna became the mother of Johann Georg Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1726. Susanna became the mother of Johann Reinhart Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1730. Susanna became the mother of Johanna Elizabeth Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1731. Susanna became the mother of Johann Reinhart Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1733. Susanna became the mother of Johann Peter Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1736. Susanna became the mother of Christian Conrad Laubach in Bucks Co., PA, ca 1742. At 42 years of age Susanna became the mother of Johann Friederich Laubach in Bucks Co., PA, May 10, 1744.

Johann's occupation: Blacksmith. He was christened in Büdingen, Germany, February 5, 1699. Johann became the father of Johann Georg Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1726. Johann became the father of Johann Reinhart Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1730. Johann became the father of Johanna Elizabeth Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1731. Johann became the father of Johann Reinhart Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1733. Johann became the father of Johann Peter Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1736. Johann became the father of Christian Conrad Laubach in Bucks Co., PA, ca 1742. At 44 years of age Johann became the father of Johann Friederich Laubach in Bucks Co., PA, May 10, 1744. Johann Christian Laubach served as Captain of the Saucon Rangers in the French and Indian War.

Johann Christian Laubach and Susanna Catharina Zimler had the following children:

52 i. Johann Georg⁴ Laubach was born in Büdingen, Germany ca 1726. He was christened in Büdingen, Germany, November 16, 1726.

53 ii. Johann Reinhart Laubach was born in Büdingen, Germany ca 1730. Johann died May 2, 1730 in Büdingen, Germany, at less than one year of age. He was christened in Büdingen, Germany, April 27, 1730.

54 iii. Johanna Elizabeth Laubach was born in Büdingen, Germany ca 1731. She was christened in Büdingen, Germany, May 20, 1731.

55 iv. Johann Reinhart Laubach was born in Büdingen, Germany ca 1733. He was christened in Büdingen, Germany, December 13, 1733.

56 v. Johann Peter Laubach was born in Büdingen, Germany ca 1736. He was christened in Büdingen, Germany, April 29, 1736.

57 vi. Christian Conrad Laubach was born in Bucks Co., PA ca 1742.

+ 24 vii. Johann Friederich Laubach was born May 10, 1744.

58. Susanna Catharina⁵ Zimler (Paulus⁶) was born in Büdingen, Germany ca 1701. Susanna died March 12, 1770 in Lower Saucon Churchyard Cemetery, Northampton Co., PA, at 68 years of age. Her body was interred in Lower Saucon Churchyard Cemetery, Northampton Co., PA.

She married Johann Christian Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, September 13, 1725. Johann was born in Büdingen, Germany ca 1699. Johann was the son of Johann Reinhart Laubach and Anna Elisabeth. Johann died November 29, 1768 in Lower Saucon Churchyard Cemetery, Northampton Co., PA, at 69 years of age. His body was interred in Lower Saucon Churchyard Cemetery, Northampton Co., PA. Johann's occupation: Blacksmith. He was christened in Büdingen, Germany, February 5, 1699. Johann became the father of Johann Georg Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1726. Johann became the father of Johann Reinhart Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1730. Johann became the father of Johanna Elizabeth Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1731. Johann became the father of Johann Reinhart Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1733. Johann became the father of Johann Peter Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1736. Johann became the father of Christian Conrad Laubach in Bucks Co., PA, ca 1742. At 44 years of age Johann became the father of Johann Friederich Laubach in Bucks Co., PA, May 10, 1744. (See Johann Christian Laubach for the children resulting from this marriage.)

She was christened in Büdingen, Germany, July 17, 1701. Susanna became the mother of Johann Georg Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1726. Susanna became the mother of Johann Reinhart Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1730. Susanna became the mother of Johanna Elizabeth Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1731. Susanna became the mother of Johann Reinhart Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1733. Susanna became the mother of Johann Peter Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1736. Susanna became the mother of Christian Conrad Laubach in Bucks Co., PA, ca 1742. At 42 years of age Susanna became the mother of Johann Friederich Laubach in Bucks Co., PA, May 10, 1744.

59. Henry⁵ Bitting (Heinrich⁶) was born in Freinsheim, Germany December 20, 1705. Henry died December 3, 1747 in Northampton Co., PA, at 41 years of age. His body was interred in Lower Saucon Churchyard Cemetery, Northampton Co., PA.

He married Katherine Riess in Philadelphia, PA, November 14, 1744. Katherine became the mother of Magdalena Bitting in Bucks Co., PA, ca 1745. Katherine became the mother of Catherine Bitting in Bucks Co., PA, August 14, 1747.

Henry became the father of Magdalena Bitting in Bucks Co., PA, ca 1745. At 41 years of age Henry became the father of Catherine Bitting in Bucks Co., PA, August 14, 1747. Biographical information about Henry Bitting from The Perkiomen Region by Henry S. Dotterer, Vol. 1 No.4 pp 44-45, Perkiomen Publishing Co., 1894, follows:

Henry Bitting, born December 20, 1705, settled near Saucon ("Sackung".) In the register of the First Presbyterian church of Philadelphia is recorded the marriage, Eleventh month, 14th, 1744, under a licence obtained from the civil authorities, of Henry Bitting and Katharine Riess. On the 3d day of December, 1747, Henry Bitting died. During his illness, namely on the 2d day of December, he declared his will, verbally, to Alexander Dieffenderfer and Nicholas Wolfahrt, and before the same was reduced to writing, he died. Subsequently, the substance of his will was probated before Jacob Reiff, at Salford, and filed with the Register General; and in accordance therewith the three brothers of the deceased, - Martin, Ludwig, and Jost Bitting - were appointed administrators. He left his wife, Catherine, and two children. An inventory of his property was made and appraised by Jacob Wetzel and David Owen, dated Upper Milford, Bucks county, Pa., February 6, 1748. It included: The improvement, £100.0.0; Books of Dininity, £0.15.0; 3 working horses, 2 mares, 2 colts, £16.0.0; 10 sheep, £2.10.0; 4 milch cows, £11; 2 heifers, £4; 10 young cattle, £9. The land was not clear of debt; and therefore payments on this account were made: to Lynford Lardner for ye Proprietaries, £52.0.0; also to the same, in full for ye Land, £12.8.4; for return of ye Land 15s.; William Peters, advice, 10s.; ye Secretary, 5s. 2d.; for ye Patent, £1.6.0; Recording ye Patent, 7s. 6d. Also, the following: paid ye minister for his attendance, 7s. 6d.; for Rum at ye Funeral, &c., £1.6.8; Wm. Atkinson, collector of Excise, £3.0.2; Anna Maria Bitting, 4s,; Philip Compass, ye Indian, £1.15.10. Catherine, widow of Henry Bitting, married Jacob Schaeffer. The children of Henry and Catharine were: Catherine, afterwards the wife of Fredrick Laubach; Magdalena, who married Adam Englehart.

Henry Bitting and Katherine Riess had the following children:

60 i. Magdalena⁴ Bitting was born in Bucks Co., PA ca 1745. She married Adam Englehart.

+ 31 ii. Catherine Bitting was born August 14, 1747.

61. Katherine⁵ Riess was born before November 14, 1744, the first event for which there is a recorded date.

She married Henry Bitting in Philadelphia, PA, November 14, 1744. Henry was born in Freinsheim, Germany December 20, 1705. Henry was the son of Heinrich Bitting and Anna Catharina Schaeffer. Henry died December 3, 1747 in Northampton Co., PA, at 41 years of age. His body was interred in Lower Saucon Churchyard Cemetery, Northampton Co., PA. Henry became the father of Magdalena Bitting in Bucks Co., PA, ca 1745. At 41 years of age Henry became the father of Catherine Bitting in Bucks Co., PA, August 14, 1747. (See Henry Bitting for the children resulting from this marriage.)

Katherine became the mother of Magdalena Bitting in Bucks Co., PA, ca 1745. Katherine became the mother of Catherine Bitting in Bucks Co., PA, August 14, 1747.

62. Johann Frantz⁵ Huber was born circa 1718. Johann died after 10/21/1787 at approximately 69 years of age.

He married Maria Elizabeth. Maria became the mother of John Huber in Europe, circa 1748.

Johann became the father of John Huber in Europe, circa 1748. Johann immigrated, September 9, 1751. Destination: destination unknown.

Johann Frantz Huber and Maria Elizabeth had the following child:

+ 32 i. John⁴ Huber was born circa 1748.

63. Maria Elizabeth⁵ was born before circa 1748, the first event for which there is a recorded date.

She married Johann Frantz Huber. Johann was born circa 1718. Johann died after 10/21/1787 at approximately 69 years of age. Johann became the father of John Huber in Europe, circa 1748. Johann immigrated, September 9, 1751. Destination: destination unknown. (See Johann Frantz Huber for the children resulting from this marriage.)

Maria became the mother of John Huber in Europe, circa 1748.

64. Henry⁵ Mayer was born in Bubendorf, Canton Basle, Switzerland before December 25, 1745, the first event for which there is a recorded date.

Henry became the father of Henry Mayer in Bubendorf, Canton Basle, Switzerland, December 25, 1745.

Henry Mayer had the following child:

+ 43 i. Henry⁴ Mayer was born December 25, 1745.

65. Benjamin⁵ Buffington (Thomas⁶, Thomas⁷, Richard⁸) was born in Chester Co., PA February 2, 1730. Benjamin died February 11, 1814 Millersburg, PA, at 84 years of age.

He married twice. He married Mercy Frisdell Old Swede's Church, Wilmington, DE, November 29, 1755. Mercy was born ca 1737. Mercy died ca 1776. At 19 years of age Mercy became the mother of Thomas Buffington 1756. Mercy became the mother of Rachel Buffington ca 1758. At 21 years of age Mercy became the mother of George Buffington in Chester Co., PA, February 8, 1759. At 24 years of age Mercy became the mother of Anne Buffington in Wilmington, DE, May 27, 1762. At 27 years of age Mercy became the mother of Levi Buffington March 6, 1765. At 27 years of age Mercy became the mother of Elias Buffington in Berks Co., PA, March 6, 1765. At 45 years of age Mercy became the mother of Jonathan Buffington January 10, 1783. He married Catherine Deibler ca 1776. Catherine was the daughter of Albrecht Deibler. Catherine died April 29, 1817 in Dauphin Co., PA. Catherine became the mother of John Buffington January 1, 1778. Catherine became the mother of David Buffington June 8, 1780. Catherine became the mother of Mary Buffington ca 1782. Catherine became the mother of Elizabeth Buffington ca 1785. Catherine became the mother of Mercy Buffington ca 1787.

At 26 years of age Benjamin became the father of Thomas Buffington 1756. Benjamin became the father of Rachel Buffington ca 1758. At 29 years of age Benjamin became the father of George Buffington in Chester Co., PA, February 8, 1759. At 32 years of age Benjamin became the father of Anne Buffington in Wilmington, DE, May 27, 1762. At 35 years of age Benjamin became the father of Levi Buffington March 6, 1765. At 35 years of age Benjamin became the father of Elias Buffington in Berks Co., PA, March 6, 1765. At 47 years of age Benjamin became the father of John Buffington January 1, 1778. At 50 years of age Benjamin became the father of David Buffington June 8, 1780. Benjamin became the father of Mary Buffington ca 1782. At 52 years of age Benjamin became the father of Jonathan Buffington January 10, 1783. Benjamin became the father of Elizabeth Buffington ca 1785. Benjamin became the father of Mercy Buffington ca 1787. Benjamin was listed as the head of a family on the 1810 Census in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. Benjamin Buffington is listed in the 1810 Census for Dauphin County, Pennsylvania in Jonestown Township with 1 white male over 45 and 1 white female over 45.

Benjamin Buffington and Mercy Frisdell had the following children:

66 i. Thomas⁴ Buffington was born 1756. Thomas died February 23, 1814 at 57 years of age. He married Elizabeth Slaymaker. Elizabeth was born 1764. Elizabeth died September 1805 at 41 years of age.

67 ii. Rachel Buffington was born ca 1758. Rachel died August 30, 1822 at 64 years of age. She married Mr. McCarty.

68 iii. George Buffington was born in Chester Co., PA February 8, 1759. George died March 26, 1830 at 71 years of age. He married Barbara Hoffman September 2, 1782. Barbara was born in Berks Co., PA May 31, 1763. Barbara was the daughter of John Peter Hoffman and Maria Sara. Barbara died June 20, 1827 at 64 years of age.

+ 48 iv. Anne Buffington was born May 27, 1762.

69 v. Levi Buffington was born March 6, 1765. Levi died April 3, 1834 at 69 years of age. He married Susan Hoffman.

70 vi. Elias Buffington was born in Berks Co., PA March 6, 1765. Elias died April 3, 1852 in Gratz, PA, at 87 years of age. He married Elizabeth Kissinger. Elizabeth was born October 30, 1788. Elizabeth died December 12, 1850 at 62 years of age.

Benjamin Buffington and Catherine Deibler had the following children:

71 vii. John Buffington was born January 1, 1778. John died June 20, 1812 at 34 years of age. He married Miss Hoffman.

72 viii. David Buffington was born June 8, 1780. David died April 11, 1814 at 33 years of age. He married Eva Schoffstall. Eva was born December 12, 1766. Eva died February 3, 1853 at 86 years of age.

73 ix. Mary Buffington was born ca 1782. Mary died 1838 at 56 years of age. She married Thomas Wells.

Benjamin Buffington and Mercy Frisdell had the following children:

74 x. Jonathan Buffington was born January 10, 1783. Jonathan died April 18, 1855 at 72 years of age. He married Catherine Hoffman.

Benjamin Buffington and Catherine Deibler had the following children:

75 xi. Elizabeth Buffington was born ca 1785. She married George Leopold.

76 xii. Mercy Buffington was born ca 1787. She married Thomas Wells.

77. Mercy⁵ Frisdell was born ca 1737. Mercy died ca 1776.

She married Benjamin Buffington Old Swede's Church, Wilmington, DE, November 29, 1755. Benjamin was born in Chester Co., PA February 2, 1730. Benjamin was the son of Thomas Buffington, Jr. and unknown. Benjamin died February 11, 1814 Millersburg, PA, at 84 years of age. At 26 years of age Benjamin became the father of Thomas Buffington 1756. Benjamin became the father of Rachel Buffington ca 1758. At 29 years of age Benjamin became the father of George Buffington in Chester Co., PA, February 8, 1759. At 32 years of age Benjamin became the father of Anne Buffington in Wilmington, DE, May 27, 1762. At 35 years of age Benjamin became the father of Levi Buffington March 6, 1765. At 35 years of age Benjamin became the father of Elias Buffington in Berks Co., PA, March 6, 1765. At 47 years of age Benjamin became the father of John Buffington January 1, 1778. At 50 years of age Benjamin became the father of David Buffington June 8, 1780. Benjamin became the father of Mary Buffington ca 1782. At 52 years of age Benjamin became the father of Jonathan Buffington January 10, 1783. Benjamin became the father of Elizabeth Buffington ca 1785. Benjamin became the father of Mercy Buffington ca 1787. Benjamin was listed as the head of a family on the 1810 Census in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. Benjamin Buffington is listed in the 1810 Census for Dauphin County, Pennsylvania in Jonestown Township with 1 white male over 45 and 1 white female over 45. (See Benjamin Buffington for the children resulting from this marriage.)

At 19 years of age Mercy became the mother of Thomas Buffington 1756. Mercy became the mother of Rachel Buffington ca 1758. At 21 years of age Mercy became the mother of George Buffington in Chester Co., PA, February 8, 1759. At 24 years of age Mercy became the mother of Anne Buffington in Wilmington, DE, May 27, 1762. At 27 years of age Mercy became the mother of Levi Buffington March 6, 1765. At 27 years of age Mercy became the mother of Elias Buffington in Berks Co., PA, March 6, 1765. At 45 years of age Mercy became the mother of Jonathan Buffington January 10, 1783.

78. Johann Reinhart⁶ Laubach (Hanss (Johann) Conrad⁷) was born in Germany circa 1667. Johann died circa 1739 in Bucks Co., PA.

He married Anna Elisabeth. Anna died after 1732. Anna was present at Johann Christian Laubach's christening in Büdingen, Germany, February 5, 1699. Anna became the mother of Johann Christian Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1699. Anna became the mother of Johann Caspar Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1701.

Johann's occupation: Soldier. Johann was present at Johann Christian Laubach's christening in Büdingen, Germany, February 5, 1699. Johann became the father of Johann Christian Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1699. Johann became the father of Johann Caspar Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1701. He was a soldier in the local army in Germany and achieved the rank of sergeant.

Johann Reinhart Laubach and Anna Elisabeth had the following children:

+ 51 i. Johann Christian⁵ Laubach was born ca 1699.

79 ii. Johann Caspar Laubach was born in Büdingen, Germany ca 1701. Johann died April 17, 1704 in Büdingen, Germany, at 2 years of age. He was christened in Büdingen, Germany, September 11, 1701.

80. Anna Elisabeth⁶ was born before February 5, 1699, the first event for which there is a recorded date. Anna died after 1732.

She married Johann Reinhart Laubach. Johann was born in Germany circa 1667. Johann was the son of Hanss (Johann) Conrad Laubach and Agnes. Johann died circa 1739 in Bucks Co., PA. Johann's occupation: Soldier. Johann was present at Johann Christian Laubach's christening in Büdingen, Germany, February 5, 1699. Johann became the father of Johann Christian Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1699. Johann became the father of Johann Caspar Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1701. (See Johann Reinhart Laubach for the children resulting from this marriage.)

Anna was present at Johann Christian Laubach's christening in Büdingen, Germany, February 5, 1699. Anna became the mother of Johann Christian Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1699. Anna became the mother of Johann Caspar Laubach in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1701.

81. Paulus⁶ Zimler was born in Germany before 1701, the first event for which there is a recorded date. Paulus died February 23, 1728 in Büdingen, Germany.

He married twice. He married Anna Eleanore in Germany, before 1701. Anna was born in Germany. Anna died April 21, 1707 in Büdingen, Germany. Anna became the mother of Susanna Catharina Zimler in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1701. He married Apolonia Morsel in Büdingen, Germany, November 23, 1707.

Paulus's occupation: Harness Maker in Büdingen, Germany. Paulus became the father of Susanna Catharina Zimler in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1701. Paulus was present at Susanna Catharina Zimler's christening in Büdingen, Germany, July 17, 1701.

Paulus Zimler and Anna Eleanore had the following child:

+ 58 i. Susanna Catharina⁵ Zimler was born ca 1701.

82. Anna Eleanore⁶ was born in Germany before 1701, the first event for which there is a recorded date. Anna died April 21, 1707 in Büdingen, Germany.

She married Paulus Zimler in Germany, before 1701. Paulus was born in Germany. Paulus died February 23, 1728 in Büdingen, Germany. Paulus's occupation: Harness Maker in Büdingen, Germany. Paulus became the father of Susanna Catharina Zimler in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1701. Paulus was present at Susanna Catharina Zimler's christening in Büdingen, Germany, July 17, 1701. (See Paulus Zimler for the children resulting from this marriage.)

Anna became the mother of Susanna Catharina Zimler in Büdingen, Germany, ca 1701.

83. Heinrich⁶ Bitting was born in Germany ca 1670. Heinrich died after 1730 in Pennsylvania.

He married Anna Catharina Schaeffer. Anna became the mother of Anna Sofie Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, November 22, 1699. Anna became the mother of Johann Ludwig Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, 1702. Anna became the mother of Anna Katharina Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, March 9, 1704. Anna became the mother of Henry Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, December 20, 1705. Anna became the mother of Ann Dorothea Elizabetha Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, March 7, 1708. Anna became the mother of Johann Peter Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, October 5, 1710. Anna became the mother of Justus Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, July 2, 1713. Anna became the mother of Johanne Juliane Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, April 5, 1715.

At 29 years of age Heinrich became the father of Anna Sofie Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, November 22, 1699. At 32 years of age Heinrich became the father of Johann Ludwig Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, 1702. At 33 years of age Heinrich became the father of Anna Katharina Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, March 9, 1704. At 35 years of age Heinrich became the father of Henry Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, December 20, 1705. At 37 years of age Heinrich became the father of Ann Dorothea Elizabetha Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, March 7, 1708. At 40 years of age Heinrich became the father of Johann Peter Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, October 5, 1710. At 43 years of age Heinrich became the father of Justus Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, July 2, 1713. At 44 years of age Heinrich became the father of Johanne Juliane Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, April 5, 1715. Biographical information about Heirich Bitting from The Perkiomen Region by Henry S. Dotterer, Vol. 1 No.4 pp 44-45, Perkiomen Publishing Co., 1894, follows: Henry Bitting, of Freinsheim, a small town in the Palatinate on the Rhine, desiring to better his fortunes, determined to migrate, with his wife and children, to the New World. Before doing so, however, he obtained a certificate from the church and civil authorities of his home, declaring him and his to be persons of good character, trustworthy, and free to go where they will, and asking for them the kind offices of all Christian people. A passport, of this import was given him on the 24th day of April, 1723, by the Burgomaster. An extract from the Reformed Church-book, showing the birth and baptism of Henry Bitting's children, was given him, on the 25th of April, 1723, by John Adam Schaeffer, at that time Evangelical Reformed minister at Freinsheim. From the Church Record, now deposited in the town of Freinsheim, a representative of The Perkiomen Region obtained this information concerning the children of Henry Bitting and Anna Catharina his wife: Martin (this name not in the Church book.) Anna Sofie, born November 22, 1699. Johann Ludwig, born in 1702. Anna Katharina, born on March 9, 1704. Henrich, born on December 20, 1705. Ann Dorothea Elizabetha, born on March 7, 1708. Johann Peter, born on October 5, 1710. Justus, born on July 2, 1713. Johanne Juliane, born on April 5, 1715. The name in the church record is spelled Böttig and Pettig. Henry Bitting held the office of Raths-Diener (tipstaff). He brought his family to Pennsylvania in 1723. In 1734 he was in the list of taxables of Hanover township, the owner of one hundred acres of land.

Heinrich Bitting and Anna Catharina Schaeffer had the following children:

84 i. Martin⁵ Bitting was born on (birth date unknown).

85 ii. Anna Sofie Bitting was born in Freinsheim, Germany November 22, 1699.

86 iii. Johann Ludwig Bitting was born in Freinsheim, Germany 1702.

87 iv. Anna Katharina Bitting was born in Freinsheim, Germany March 9, 1704.

+ 59 v. Henry Bitting was born December 20, 1705.

88 vi. Ann Dorothea Elizabetha Bitting was born in Freinsheim, Germany March 7, 1708.

89 vii. Johann Peter Bitting was born in Freinsheim, Germany October 5, 1710.

90 viii. Justus Bitting was born in Freinsheim, Germany July 2, 1713.

91 ix. Johanne Juliane Bitting was born in Freinsheim, Germany April 5, 1715.

92. Anna Catharina⁶ Schaeffer was born before November 22, 1699, the first event for which there is a recorded date.

She married Heinrich Bitting. Heinrich was born in Germany ca 1670. Heinrich died after 1730 in Pennsylvania. At 29 years of age Heinrich became the father of Anna Sofie Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, November 22, 1699. At 32 years of age Heinrich became the father of Johann Ludwig Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, 1702. At 33 years of age Heinrich became the father of Anna Katharina Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, March 9, 1704. At 35 years of age Heinrich became the father of Henry Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, December 20, 1705. At 37 years of age Heinrich became the father of Ann Dorothea Elizabetha Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, March 7, 1708. At 40 years of age Heinrich became the father of Johann Peter Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, October 5, 1710. At 43 years of age Heinrich became the father of Justus Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, July 2, 1713. At 44 years of age Heinrich became the father of Johanne Juliane Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, April 5, 1715. (See Heinrich Bitting for the children resulting from this marriage.)

Anna became the mother of Anna Sofie Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, November 22, 1699. Anna became the mother of Johann Ludwig Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, 1702. Anna became the mother of Anna Katharina Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, March 9, 1704. Anna became the mother of Henry Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, December 20, 1705. Anna became the mother of Ann Dorothea Elizabetha Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, March 7, 1708. Anna became the mother of Johann Peter Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, October 5, 1710. Anna became the mother of Justus Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, July 2, 1713. Anna became the mother of Johanne Juliane Bitting in Freinsheim, Germany, April 5, 1715.

93. Thomas⁶ Buffington, Jr. (Thomas⁷, Richard⁸) was born in Concord, Chester Co., PA January 3, 1710. Thomas died April 1768 in Turkey Creek, Edgefield District, SC, at 58 years of age.

He married twice. He married unknown. Unknown became the mother of Benjamin Buffington in Chester Co., PA, February 2, 1730. He married Mary Harlan Old Swede's Church, Wilmington, DE, January 12, 1753. Mary is the daughter of Ezekiel Harlan, Jr. and Hannah Oborn. Mary became the mother of Ezekiel Buffington in Pennsylvania. Mary became the mother of Mary Buffington ca 1760.

Thomas became the father of Ezekiel Buffington in Pennsylvania. At 20 years of age Thomas became the father of Benjamin Buffington in Chester Co., PA, February 2, 1730. Thomas became the father of Mary Buffington ca 1760.

Thomas Buffington, Jr. and unknown had the following children:

94 i. Thomasina⁵ Buffington was born on (birth date unknown). She married Mr. Quaintance.

Thomas Buffington, Jr. and Mary Harlan had the following children:

95 ii. Ezekiel Buffington was born in Pennsylvania on (birth date unknown).

96 iii. Oborn Buffington was born on (birth date unknown).

97 iv. Thomas Buffington III was born on (birth date unknown).

98 v. Jonathan D. Buffington was born on (birth date unknown).

Thomas Buffington, Jr. and unknown had the following children:

+ 65 vi. Benjamin Buffington was born February 2, 1730.

Thomas Buffington, Jr. and Mary Harlan had the following children:

99 vii. Mary Buffington was born ca 1760.

100. unknown⁶ was born before February 2, 1730, the first event for which there is a recorded date.

She married Thomas Buffington Jr. Thomas was born in Concord, Chester Co., PA January 3, 1710. Thomas was the son of Thomas Buffington and Ruth Cope. Thomas died April 1768 in Turkey Creek, Edgefield District, SC, at 58 years of age. Thomas became the father of Ezekiel Buffington in Pennsylvania. At 20 years of age Thomas became the father of Benjamin Buffington in Chester Co., PA, February 2, 1730. Thomas became the father of Mary Buffington ca 1760. (See Thomas Buffington, Jr. for the children resulting from this marriage.)

Unknown became the mother of Benjamin Buffington in Chester Co., PA, February 2, 1730.

101. Hanss (Johann) Conrad⁷ Laubach was born in Büdingen, Germany circa 1647. Hanss died May 5, 1730 in Büdingen, Germany, at 82 years of age. His body was interred in Büdingen, Germany.

He married Agnes in Germany. Agnes was born in Germany 1648. Agnes died October 20, 1727 in Büdingen, Germany, at 79 years of age. Her body was interred in Büdingen, Germany. Agnes became the mother of Johann Reinhart Laubach in Germany, circa 1667. Agnes became the mother of Catharina Laubach in Germany, ca 1672. Agnes became the mother of Dorothea Laubach in Germany, ca 1673. Agnes became the mother of Rosina Laubach in Germany, ca 1675. Agnes became the mother of Appolonia Laubach in Germany, ca 1681.

Hanss became the father of Johann Reinhart Laubach in Germany, circa 1667. Hanss became the father of Catharina Laubach in Germany, ca 1672. Hanss became the father of Dorothea Laubach in Germany, ca 1673. Hanss became the father of Rosina Laubach in Germany, ca 1675. Hanss became the father of Appolonia Laubach in Germany, ca 1681. Hanss Conrad Laubach first appeared in the church books of Budingen in 1693.

Hanss (Johann) Conrad Laubach and Agnes had the following children:

+ 78 i. Johann Reinhart⁶ Laubach was born circa 1667.

102 ii. Catharina Laubach was born in Germany ca 1672.

103 iii. Dorothea Laubach was born in Germany ca 1673.

104 iv. Rosina Laubach was born in Germany ca 1675.

105 v. Appolonia Laubach was born in Germany ca 1681.

106. Agnes⁷ was born in Germany 1648. Agnes died October 20, 1727 in Büdingen, Germany, at 79 years of age. Her body was interred in Büdingen, Germany.

She married Hanss (Johann) Conrad Laubach in Germany. Hanss was born in Büdingen, Germany circa 1647. Hanss died May 5, 1730 in Büdingen, Germany, at 82 years of age. His body was interred in Büdingen, Germany. Hanss became the father of Johann Reinhart Laubach in Germany, circa 1667. Hanss became the father of Catharina Laubach in Germany, ca 1672. Hanss became the father of Dorothea Laubach in Germany, ca 1673. Hanss became the father of Rosina Laubach in Germany, ca 1675. Hanss became the father of Appolonia Laubach in Germany, ca 1681. (See Hanss (Johann) Conrad Laubach for the children resulting from this marriage.)

Agnes became the mother of Johann Reinhart Laubach in Germany, circa 1667. Agnes became the mother of Catharina Laubach in Germany, ca 1672. Agnes became the mother of Dorothea Laubach in Germany, ca 1673. Agnes became the mother of Rosina Laubach in Germany, ca 1675. Agnes became the mother of Appolonia Laubach in Germany, ca 1681.

107. Thomas⁷ Buffington (Richard⁸) was born in Chester Co., PA ca 1681. Thomas died December 1739 at 58 years of age.

He married twice. He married Ruth Cope ca 1705. Ruth was the daughter of Oliver Cope and Rebecca. Ruth died 1728. Ruth became the mother of Thomas Buffington, Jr. in Concord, Chester Co., PA, January 3, 1710. Ruth became the mother of William Buffington in Chester, PA, 1710. Ruth became the mother of Susannah Buffington 1722. He married Ann Matthews after 1728.

At 28 years of age Thomas became the father of Thomas Buffington, Jr. in Concord, Chester Co., PA, January 3, 1710. At 29 years of age Thomas became the father of William Buffington in Chester, PA, 1710. At 41 years of age Thomas became the father of Susannah Buffington 1722.

Thomas Buffington and Ruth Cope had the following children:

108 i. Richard⁶ Buffington was born before August 5, 1739, the first event for which there is a recorded date. He married Anne Morgan August 5, 1739.

109 ii. Rebecca Buffington was born on (birth date unknown). She married Mr. Atherton.

110 iii. Ruth Buffington was born before 1736, the first event for which there is a recorded date. She married John Ferree 1736.

111 iv. Betty Buffington was born on (birth date unknown).

112 v. Rachel Buffington was born on (birth date unknown). She married Samuel James.

113 vi. Ann Buffington was born before August 5, 1739, the first event for which there is a recorded date. She married William Morgan August 5, 1739.

+ 93 vii. Thomas Buffington, Jr. was born January 3, 1710.

114 viii. William Buffington was born in Chester, PA 1710. William died ca 1784 in Hampshire Co., WV. He married twice. He married Alice Rupp. Alice became the mother of John Buffington in Chester Co., PA, 1732. Alice became the mother of Jonathan Buffington in Chester Co., PA, 1735. He married Magdalena Ferree. Magdalena is the daughter of Phillip Ferree.

At 22 years of age William became the father of John Buffington in Chester Co., PA, 1732. At 25 years of age William became the father of Jonathan Buffington in Chester Co., PA, 1735.

115 ix. Susannah Buffington was born 1722. Susannah died 1811 at 89 years of age. She married Evan Jones 1744.

116. Ruth⁷ Cope (Oliver⁸, John⁹) was born before ca 1705, the first event for which there is a recorded date. Ruth died 1728.

She married Thomas Buffington ca 1705. Thomas was born in Chester Co., PA ca 1681. Thomas was the son of Richard Buffington and Anne. Thomas died December 1739 at 58 years of age. At 28 years of age Thomas became the father of Thomas Buffington, Jr. in Concord, Chester Co., PA, January 3, 1710. At 29 years of age Thomas became the father of William Buffington in Chester, PA, 1710. At 41 years of age Thomas became the father of Susannah Buffington 1722. (See Thomas Buffington for the children resulting from this marriage.)

Ruth became the mother of Thomas Buffington, Jr. in Concord, Chester Co., PA, January 3, 1710. Ruth became the mother of William Buffington in Chester, PA, 1710. Ruth became the mother of Susannah Buffington 1722.

117. Richard⁸ Buffington was born in Great Marlowe on Thames, Buckinghamshire, England 1653. Richard died January 1748 in Chester Co., PA, at 94 years of age.

He married three times. He married Anne. Anne was born in England ca 1656. Anne died after 1694/5. Anne became the mother of Anne Buffington ca 1675. Anne became the mother of Ruth Buffington ca 1676. Anne became the mother of Richard Buffington ca 1679. Anne became the mother of Thomas Buffington in Chester Co., PA, ca 1681. Anne became the mother of Hannah Buffington ca 1695. He married Frances Grubb. He married Alice Palmer. Alice was the daughter of John Palmer and Mary.

Richard became the father of Anne Buffington ca 1675. Richard became the father of Ruth Buffington ca 1676. Richard became the father of Richard Buffington ca 1679. Richard became the father of Thomas Buffington in Chester Co., PA, ca 1681. Richard became the father of Hannah Buffington ca 1695. The Will of Richard Buffington follows: In the name of God Amen the Seventh Day of January in the year of our Lord 1747/8, I Richard Buffington in the County of Chester and Province of Pennsylvania, yeoman being sick in body but of perfect memory Thanks be to God therefore calling unto mind the mortality of the body and knowing that it is for all men once to die do make and ordain this as my last will and testament that is to say principally and first of all I give and recommend my soul unto the hands of God that have it and for my body I recommend it to the earth to be buried in a Christian and decent manner at the discretion of my Executors nothing doubting but at the general resurrection I shall receive the same again by ye Mighty power of God. But as touching such worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this life I give, devise and dispose of the same in the manner following. Imprimis. It is my will and good order that in the first place all my just debts and funeral charges be paid and satisfied.

ITEM - I give an bequeath unto Alice my dearly beloved wife one room at the Northeast corner of the house with the cellar under it and five pounds a year and fire wood sufficient for one fire but convenient and one milk cow reasonably kept without any cost to her, one feather bed, the one I now lieth on with suitable furniture as now is, one case of drawers that stands in said room and one walnut chest that stands in the house and 40 shillings to buy other furniture with during her widowhood, only the feather bed and furniture and one case of drawers and chest and 40 shillings worth of furniture as before mentioned forever.

ITEM - I give and bequeath to my daughter Hannah Dain one Bible worth 30 shillings.

ITEM - I give and bequeath to my daughter Mary Turner one Bible worth 30 shillings.

ITEM - I given and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth Freeman one bible of 30 shillings price. I give and bequeath to my daughter Lydia Martin one bible worth 30 shillings.

ITEM - I give and bequeath to my son William Buffington all my wearing apparel. I give and bequeath to my daughter Abigail Seedes one bible worth 30 shillings.

ITEM - I give and bequeath to my daughter Alice McArthur one bible worth 30 shillings and a horse named Roan.

ITEM - I give and bequeath to my son Thomas Buffington deceased''s heirs 5 shillings.

ITEM - I give and bequeath to my daughter Ann Hickman deceased''s heirs 5 shillings.

ITEM - I give and bequeath to my daughter''s Ruth Harlan deceased heirs 5 shillings.

ITEM - I give and bequeath to my son Richard Buffington deceased''s heirs 5 shillings.

ITEM - I give and bequeath to my son John Buffington''s deceased heirs 5 shillings and the remainder of all my estate I give and bequeath to my son Josephy Buffington his heirs and assigns forever but in case my said son Josephy should die without heirs lawfully begotten my will is that it shall descend to my two daughters Abigail and Alice their heirs and assigns forever equally to be divided share and share alike.

ITEM - I give and bequeath to Owen Thomas now minister of the Anabaptist Society held at John Bentley''s in the Township of Newlin and County aforesaid 5 pounds.

ITEM - I give and bequeath to the Society before mentioned 20 pounds to be paid in ye manner following: viz 5 pounds to be paid four years after my decease, 5 pounds ye ensuing year, 5 pounds more the ensuing year and 5 pounds ye next ensuing year. ITEM - I give and bequeath to Richard Trimbal 2 pounds 10 shillings. Likewise I constitute, make and ordain my said son Joseph my only and sole Executor of this my last will and testament and I do hereby utterly disallow, revoke, disannull all and every other former testaments, wills, legacies and Executors by me in any way before this time named, willed and bequeathed, rectifying and confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament.

In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand and seal this day and year above written.

Richard (R.B.) Buffington (SEAL)

Witnessed by Wm. Bennett and Samuel Grubb.

Probated 2/10/1747/8

Richard Buffington and Anne had the following children:

118 i. William⁷ Buffington was born on (birth date unknown).

119 ii. John Buffington was born on (birth date unknown). He married Sarah Eaverson.

120 iii. Mary Buffington was born on (birth date unknown). She married William Baldwin.

121 iv. Elizabeth Buffington was born on (birth date unknown). She married Peter Collins.

122 v. Lydia Buffington was born on (birth date unknown). She married George Martin.

123 vi. Anne Buffington was born ca 1675. She married Benjamin Hickman 1701.

124 vii. Ruth Buffington was born ca 1676. She married Ezekial Harland 1706.

125 viii. Richard Buffington was born ca 1679. He married Phoebe Grubb.

+ 107 ix. Thomas Buffington was born ca 1681.

126 x. Hannah Buffington was born ca 1695. She married Jeremiah Dan 1720.

127. Anne⁸ was born in England ca 1656. Anne died after 1694/5.

She married Richard Buffington. Richard was born in Great Marlowe on Thames, Buckinghamshire, England 1653. Richard died January 1748 in Chester Co., PA, at 94 years of age. Richard became the father of Anne Buffington ca 1675. Richard became the father of Ruth Buffington ca 1676. Richard became the father of Richard Buffington ca 1679. Richard became the father of Thomas Buffington in Chester Co., PA, ca 1681. Richard became the father of Hannah Buffington ca 1695. (See Richard Buffington for the children resulting from this marriage.)

Anne became the mother of Anne Buffington ca 1675. Anne became the mother of Ruth Buffington ca 1676. Anne became the mother of Richard Buffington ca 1679. Anne became the mother of Thomas Buffington in Chester Co., PA, ca 1681. Anne became the mother of Hannah Buffington ca 1695.

128. Oliver⁸ Cope (John⁹) was born 1647. Oliver died 1697 at 50 years of age.

He married Rebecca. Rebecca became the mother of William Cope 1687. Rebecca became the mother of John Cope 1690.

At 40 years of age Oliver became the father of William Cope 1687. At 43 years of age Oliver became the father of John Cope 1690. Oliver Cope purchased 250 acres from William Penn in 1681 and came to Pennsylvania perhaps the next year. He settled on Naaman's Creek near the Delaware River and died in 1697 leaving four children.

Oliver Cope and Rebecca had the following children:

+ 116 i. Ruth⁷ Cope was born before ca 1705, the first event for which there is a recorded date.

129 ii. Elizabeth Cope was born before ca 1728, the first event for which there is a recorded date. Elizabeth died ca 1728. She married twice. She married William Foulke. She married Hugh Blackwell.

130 iii. William Cope was born 1687. He married Mary.

131 iv. John Cope was born 1690. He married three times. He married unknown November 30, 1712. He married Charity Jeffries September 30, 1721. Charity is the daughter of Robert Jeffries and Jane Chandler. He married Elizabeth Fisher December 23, 1748.

132. Rebecca⁸ was born before 1687, the first event for which there is a recorded date.

She married Oliver Cope. Oliver was born 1647. Oliver was the son of John Cope and Elizabeth. Oliver died 1697 at 50 years of age. At 40 years of age Oliver became the father of William Cope 1687. At 43 years of age Oliver became the father of John Cope 1690. (See Oliver Cope for the children resulting from this marriage.)

Rebecca became the mother of William Cope 1687. Rebecca became the mother of John Cope 1690.

133. John⁹ Cope was born before 1647, the first event for which there is a recorded date. John died 1649 in Chisledon, Wiltshire, England.

He married Elizabeth. Elizabeth became the mother of Oliver Cope 1647.

John became the father of Oliver Cope 1647.

John Cope and Elizabeth had the following child:

+ 128 i. Oliver⁸ Cope was born 1647.

134. Elizabeth⁹ was born before 1647, the first event for which there is a recorded date.

She married John Cope. John died 1649 in Chisledon, Wiltshire, England. John became the father of Oliver Cope 1647. (See John Cope for the children resulting from this marriage.)

Elizabeth became the mother of Oliver Cope 1647.

Index

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Atherton

Baldwin

Bitting

Blackwell

Blank

Bretz

Buffington

Collins

Cope

Dan

Deibler

Ditty

Eaverson

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Englehart

Ferree

Fisher

Foulke

Freeman

Frisdell

Grubb

Gunther

Harlan

Harland

Harris

Heist

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Hickman

Hoffman

Huber

Jacoby

James

Jeffries

Jones

Keyber

Kissinger

LaBach

Laubach

Leopold

Lutz

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Martin

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Matthews

Mayer

McCarty

Morgan

Morsel

Myer

Odenwälder

Palmer

Parker

Potiker

Quaintance

Quiggle

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Riess

Roth

Ruch

Rupp

Ryker

Schaeffer

Schoffstall

Shaeffer

Slaymaker

Tate

Treichler

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Wells

Zimler

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