| HANS PETER RAUDENBUSCH JR. Born abt. 1624 Reihen, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany Married Anna Starck (born about 1635) June 12, 1655 died bef. Jan. 18, 1659 Married Maria Margaretha Brehm (born June 27, 1639) on Jan. 18, 1858/59 in Reihen Parents: Hans Brehm, Margaretha Sunter Grandprts: Hans Sunter, Maria Veronika Died July 4, 1711, Reihen, Germany Children: Hans Michael Raudenbusch 7 unknown children Died April 22, 1704, Reihen, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany Hans Peter Raudenbusch Jr. was born about 1624 in Reihen, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany, the son of Hans Peter Sr., and Anna Raudenbusch. He had two wives: Anna Starck (born about 1635, married Hans Peter June 12, 1655, died before Jan. 18, 1659) and Maria Margaretha Brehm (born June 27, 1639, Reihen - parents were Hans Brehm and Margaretha Sunter - Margaretha's parents were Hans Sunter and Maria Veronika.) Maria and Hans Peter were married Jan. 18, 1858/59 in Reihen. Hans Peter apparently took over the flour mill from his father, which was located between Reihen and Steinsfurt, Germany. Reports show the mill was still operating in 1987. Hans Brehm: Born Abt 1598 Schwaback, Frankenthal, Bavaria, Germany Died March 11, 1658 Reihen, Germany Mormon records show relative "Franz Brems." Margaretha Sunter: Born 1610 Germany Parents: Hans Sunter, Maria Veronika Died Feb. 6, 1676 Reihen, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany (age 66) Hans Michael Raudenbusch Born July 1, 1666 Married Elizabetha Ganser April 27, 1680 Children: Hans Peter Raudenbusch Married Anna Catherine (or Catherina) Vogler April 12, 1693, Steinsfert, Germany She was born about 1675, Steinsfert, Germany Father: Hans Martin Vogler (died about 1695) Children: Hans Heinrich Raudenbusch Johann Peter Raudenbusch Isaac Raudenbusch Ulrich Raudenbusch David Roudebush Johann George Jerig Raudenbusch Hans Peter Raudenbusch Jr. and Maria Margaretha Brehm, had 8 children, 7 of which the names are unknown. The child whose identity we do know - Hans Michael (or Michel) Raudenbusch, was born July 1, 1666, in Reihen, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. He married Anna Catherine (or Catherina) Vogler (born about 1675, in Steinsfurt, father - Hans Martin Vogler, who died about 1695) on April 12, 1693 in Steinsfert, Germany. It is rumored that Hans Michael built a restaurant called "Kaserne" at which Frederick the Great may have eaten at or stayed in during the year 1730. Records show he was also a Miller. Hans Michael had been married before, to Elisabetha Ganser, and had one child: Hans Peter Raudenbusch. Hans Michael died March 1, 1748 in Steinsfert.. Records from the church in Steinsfurt in the Neckar River Valley, south of Heidelberg, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany, village of Reihen show that Hans Michel was a Miller and at baptism was sponsored by Michel Kletzel. He was married in the Steinsfurt Reformed Church on April 12, 1695 to Anna Catherina Vogler. Child of Hans Michael and Elizabetha Ganser: HANS PETER RAUDENBUSCH:: Born Feb. 25, 1681 Steinsfurt, Germany Married Anna Barbara Barther April 28, 1705 Children Anna Martha Raudenbusch Died Aug. 29, 1724 Steinsfurt, Germany Children of Hans Michael and Anna Catherine were: JOHANN GEORGE JERIG RAUDENBUSCH: Born May 27, 1697, in Steinsfurt, Neckar Valley,Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany Married Margaretha Died Aug 17, 1783 Upper Hanover, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Buried New Goshenhoppen, Upper Hanover,Montgomery, Pennsylvania Sept. 18, 1727: Hans Jerig Roedebas (Raudenbusch) and his wife are listed on the immigration list arriving in Philadelphia from the Port of Rotterdam on the ship "William and Sarah". Their desitination was listed as Skipach (Shippack) Twp., Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, but they settled in what was then Hanover Twop., Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. In 1728 & 1734 George Roudebush is listed as one of the German inhabitants of Hanover Township, Philadelphia County (later Montgomery County), Pennsylvania. He paid quit rents on 150 acres. On October 2, 1740, George Rooreback (Raudenbusch) warranted the same land. In 1741 Hanover Township divided into three different townships and his property was in Upper Hanover Twp. He was a member of the German Reformed Church of Goshenhoppen (Northern). George met the stringent requirements to become a naturalized citizen in Philadelphia on Sept. 22, 1764. JOHANN PETER RAUDENBUSCH: Born Oct. 23 1699 Steinsfurt, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany Married Eve (born about 1701) - about 1738 Children: Johann George Raudenbusch, born Oct. 11, 1740 in Williams Township (Near Easton, PA) Died 1744 - Bucks, Pennsylvania Johann Peter Raudenbusch left Sinsheim Landkreis (County), Germany by way of Brehem on the ship "Dragon" (Charles Hargarve, Master) from Rotterdam/Plymouth, with his younger brother, Hans Heinrich and with 55 Palentines families totaling 170 persons. They arrived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on Sept. 30, 1732, under ship's master Charles Hargrave. He was warranted 100 acres in Bucks County, Pennsylvania on Feb. 14, 1738 (the listing is for "Piker Routapush"). He had one child, a son, Johann George, born Oct. 11, 1740 in Williams Township (near Easton, PA) THE RAUDENBUSCH FAMILY - by John Robert Swank - Pages 335-338 ISAAC RAUDENBUSCH: Born 1705 Steinsfurt, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany Married Maria Magdalene Willheut (or Willhert - born about 1707) Died Before April 17, 1750, York, Pennsylvania Isaac crossed on the ship "Pleasant" from Rotterdam, by way of Deal, arriving in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on Oct. 11, 1732. His age is listed as 27 (born CA 1705). He was warranted 200 acres in Lancaster County about 2 miles from the little Conawago Creek in Dover Township on Oct. 18, 1738. He and his wife, Maria Magdalene Willhert Frey were married on April 18, 1740 in Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church on Codorus Creek, York, Pennsylvania. March 17, 1745, Isaac signed a resolution at First Reformed Church. Isaac Raudenbusch sold land to Godfrey Frey (a relative to wife's first husband). Isaac died with no issue. Maria Magdalene remarried to a Henry Julius. ULRICH RAUDENBUSCH: Born 1714 Steinsfurt, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany Married Anna Catharina Ehrlich (born Abt 1716 Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany - died Lancaster, Pennsylvania) Died Lancaster, Pennsylvania Ulrich arrived in Philadelphia on Oct. 30, 1738, from Rotterdam by way of Cowes on Ship Elizabeth with sixty-four Palatines aboard and sailing under Captain Hodgson. On May 5, 1738, Johannes Michael Emmert, Mayor of the German City in the Palatinate gave his certificate for Ulrich to go to Pennsylvania. DAVID ROUDEBUSH: Born 1720 Steinsfurt, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany Died After 1790 -- Alsace, Berks, Pennsylvania 1743: MOVED TO BERWICK TOWNSHIP, YORK COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. HE WAS NATURALIZED ON 20 JULY 1765. 1779: TAXED ON 2 HORSES & 8 CATTLE IN ALSACE, BERKS COUNTY, PA. 1780 & 1781: 200 ACRES, 4 HORSES & 7 COWS IN ALSACE, BERKS COUNTY, PA. 1784 & 1785: 200 ACRES, 3 HORSES & 7 COWS IN ALSACE, BERKS COUNTY, PA. 1790: LISTED IN ALSACE TOWNSHIP, BERKS, PA. WITH 1 MALE OVER 16, 2 MALES UNDER 16; 5 FEMALES HANS HEINRICH RAUDENBUSCH Hans Heinrich Raudenbusch was born January 6, 1712 in Steinsfurt (located along the Neckar River near Stuttgart). He married Anna Mary (born 1713 - another source names her Anna Maria Becker). Hans Heinrich arrived in America at the port of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Colony on September 30, 1732 aboard the Ship "Dragon". He was accompanied by at least one brother and other siblings came on other ships at about the same time. These settlers went by their middle names on most government records and Heinrich was a co-founder of Conawago German Baptist Church in 1738, the the Mummert Meeting House for a Brethern Congregation in 1741. See: Passenger List Immigrant Ship "Dragon" Rotterdam via Plymouth to Philadelphia September 30, 1732 http://istg.rootsweb.com/1700/dragon17320930.html Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Publication Information: June 1998 (c), data as of 5 JAN 1998 Repository Name: Family History Library Address: 35 N West Temple Street Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA 6 JANUARY 1712: HANS HEINRICH WAS BAPTIZED IN THE STEINSFURT REFORMED CHURCH, GERMANY AND CONFIRMED A CHURCH MEMBER THERE IN 1729. HANS HEINRICH LEFT ROTTERDAM AND LAST FROM PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND ON THE SHIP "DRAGON" (CAPTAIN JAMES MORRIS, Charles Hargrave Master) WITH HIS OLDER BROTHER JOHANN PETER AND ARRIVED IN PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA ON 30 SEPTEMBER 1732. 1738: HEINRICH WAS ON TAX ROLLS IN BERWICK TWP. LANCASTER (LATER YORK) PA. ALSO IN 1738, HE CO-FOUNDED CONAWAGO GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH. HE WAS A FOUNDING MEMBER OF THE MUMMERT MEETING HOUSE, A BRETHERN CONGREGATION ESTABLISHED ABOUT 1741, AND STILL ACTIVE TO THIS DAY. HE WAS A DELEGATE TO AN ANNUAL BRETHERN MEETING, AND HE SERVED ON THE STANDING COMMITTEE. TO DO SO, HENRY HAD TO WEAR A BEARD AND BE AN ELDER OR MINISTER OF THE CHURCH. 1743, 18 FEBRUARY: HENRY WAS WARRANTED 150 ACRES ALONG GREAT CONEWAGO CREEK, LANCASTER, PA. HE THEN LIVED NEAR EAST BERLIN AND ABBOTTSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA ON 200 ACRES HE PURCHASED IN 1750 FROM THOMAS AND RICHARD PENN (SONS OF WILLIAM PENN) THIS FARM WAS EVENTUALLY EXPANDED TO ABOUT 300 ACRES, AND WAS WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF THE MUMMERT MEETING HOUSE. IN 1757 HE WAS THE CONSTABLE FOR BERWICK TOWNSHIP, YORK COUNTY (NOW ADAMS), PENNSYLVANIA. IN 1761 HE WAS THE SUPERVISOR OF HIGHWAYS, AND IN 1768 THE OVERSEER OF THE POOR. AS A PACIFIST, HENRY COULD NOT PARTICIPATE IN MILITARY ACTIVITY. HE WAS NATURALIZED ON 20 JULY 1765, BUT HE WOULD NOT TAKE THE "OATH OF FIDELITY" TO THE NEW GOVERNMENT DURING THE REVOLUTION, BECAUSE OF RELIGIOUS BELIEFS. 1770: HEINRICH WITH WIFE ANNA WERE MEMBERS OF THE GERMAN BAPTIST BRETHREN CHURCH IN YORK COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA (A DUNKER FOUNDED BY ALEXANDER MACK 1708) 1779, 1780: TAXED IN YORK COUNTY, PA. FOR 300 ACRES, 2 HORSES, 2 CATTLE. 1781 - 1783: TAXED IN BERWICK TWP.,YORK,PA. ON 200 ACRES, 1 HORSE, 2 CATTLE. 1782: HENRY RAUDENBUSCH SOLD 116 ACRES. HE DIED IN FEBRUARY OR MARCH OF 1784, AND HIS WILL WAS PROBATED ON 25 MARCH 1784 IN ADAMS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. Heinrich (Henry) died about February of 1784 in Berwick Township, York (now Adams County), Pennsylvania. He is buried in Church Yard Mummert's Meeting House, East Berlin, Pennsylvania. Just about all of the established Raudenbusch, Roudabush, Roudebush, Ruebush, and Rubush families are descended from Heinrich or his brothers. Children of Heinrich and Anna Raudebusch: JOHANN HEINRICH RAUDEBUSCH (Ruebush): Born: 1735 Hamilton, Lancaster, PA Married Anna Marie "Mollie" Kellar (Born Mar 1736 York, Pennsylvania, Died 20 Jul 1815 Rockingham, VA Buried Frieden's Church, Harrisonburg, Rockingham, VA) Died: 1784 Hagerstown, Washington, MD Notes: Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Publication Information: June 1998 (c), data as of 5 JAN 1998 Repository Name: Family History Library Address: 35 N West Temple Street Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA OCCUPATION: FARMER & MILLER. TRADITIONALLY HE ATTENDED A MILL ON THE CONOCOCHEAGUE CREEK WEST OF HAGERSTOWN, WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND. 1775, SEPTEMBER 18: APPLIED FOR LICENSING SUIT IN ELIZABETHTOWN DISTRICT, WASHINGTON DISTRICT, MARYLAND. Notes on Anna Marie "Mollie" Kellar: FROM THE PALATINATE VIA ROTTERDAM TO PHILADELPHIA ON THE SHIP "PRINCESS AUGUSTUS" IN 1736. RESIDENCE: ON 4 SEPTEMBER 1784 MARY PURCHASED 20 ACRES, PART OF A RESURVEY OF HAGER'S DELIGHT WHICH ADJOINED JOHN AND GEORGE KELLER'S PROPERTIES, FROM JONATHAN HAGER, SON OF HAGERSTOWN'S FOUNDER. 30 OCTOBER 1792, MARY RECONVEYED HER LAND IN MARYLAND BACK TO JONATHAN HAGER, AND WITH SOME OF HER CHILDREN, MOVED TO ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VIRGINIA. SHE SETTLED NEAR FRIEDEN'S GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH, NEAR CROSS KEYS. RELIGIOUS: SHE WAS A MEMBER OF THE ZION REFORMED CHURCH IN HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND AND BECAME A DEVOUT MEMBER OF FRIEDEN'S REFORMED CHURCH IN VIRGINIA. MISCELLANEOUS: THE ORIGINAL MARKER ON MARY'S GRAVE WAS REPLACED IN THE 1950s BY JOSEPH KIEFFER RUEBUSH AND OTHER DESCENDENTS. EXCELLENT PHOTOGRAPHS EXIST OF THE OLD MARKER, THE INSCRIPTION READING: "HAR LYS MARY RUEBUSH SHE WAS BORN IN MARCH 1736 AND DIED 20 JULY 1815 HIR HOLE AGE 79 YARS 1 MOUNTH" AUTH Frieden Cemetery, Rockingham Co., VA DANIEL R. ROUDEBUSH: Born 1749 Berwick, York, Pennsylvania Married Christina Schnebly (or Snively) in 1774 Hagerstown, Washington, Maryland (she was born Jun 1759 Frederick, Maryland her parents: Leonard Schneebeli, Sr. & Margaret Weiszlweiss Died 10 Jun 1833 Goshen, Clermont, Ohio Buried Myers Cemetery, Goshen, Ohio) Children: David Roudebush Catherine Roudebush Daniel, Jr. Roudebush John Roudebush George Roudebush Jacob Roudebush Died Oct. 3 or 10?, 1804 Clermont Co, OH Buried Myers Cemetery, Goshen, Clermont, Ohio Notes: Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Publication Information: June 1998 (c), data as of 5 JAN 1998 Repository Name: Family History Library Address: 35 N West Temple Street Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA DANIEL WAS A REVOLUTIONARY WAR SOLDIER AND FARMER. REFERENCE CLERMONT COUNTY, OHIO CEMETERY RECORDS, VOLUME 3, PAGE 25. HE WAS WITH THE "ASSOCIATORS", PART OF THE "SONS OF LIBERTY". A LOOSE KNIT REBEL FORCE LED CLANDESTINELY BY BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. HE TOOK THE "OATH OF FIDELITY" IN MARCH 1778. HE MARRIED CHRISTINA SCHNEBLY IN 1774. 1790 CENSUS: FREDERICK, MD. IN 1796 HE MOVED HIS FAMILY TO BRYANT'S STATION, BOURBON COUNTY, KENTUCKY (NEAR LEXINGTON). IN 1799 HE PURCHASED 500 ACRES ($2.00 PER ACRE), NEAR GOSHEN, CLERMONT COUNTY, OHIO IN STARK'S SURVEY, NO. 4237, FROM GEN. JAMES TAYLOR OF NEWPORT, KENTUCKY, BUT DID NOT MOVE THERE. HIS CHILDREN DAVID, JACOB, AND CATHERINE MOVED TO THIS LAND IN FEBRUARY 1800, AND BUILT A LOG CABIN. DANIEL DIED ON THE THIRD OF OCTOBER 1804 OF EXPOSURE AFTER HAVING SPENT 5 DAYS IN DECEMBER 1803, BEING LOST IN THE WOODS LOOKING FOR HIS HORSES AND HE FOUND EPHRAIM McADAMS' CABIN NEAR WILLIAMSBURG, CLERMONT, OHIO ABOUT SEVENTEEN MILES FROM HIS HOME. OHIO HAD BECOME THE 17TH STATE IN 1803. THE NAME "OHIO" CAME FROM IROQUOIS INDIAN FOR "SOMETHING GREAT" HIS WIFE, CHRISTINA, DIED 10 JUNE 1833, AGE 76, BURIED BY HIS SIDE. 56TH N S D A R REPORT. THE OFFICIAL ROSTER III SOLDIERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION WHO LIVED IN THE STATE OF OHIO. 977.1 M23AD VOLUME 3. DANIEL'S FAMILY IS THE "CLERMONT COUNTY, OHIO" BRANCH OF THE ROUDEBUSH JACOB ROUDEBUSH: Born 1752 York, Pennsylvania Married Anna Rickstacker (Born 1753 Pennsylvania, Died Carrollton, Carroll, Ohio Buried Farm Cemetery, Carrollton, Carroll, Ohio) Children: Tobias Roudebush Christina Roudebush Catharine Roudebush Mary Roudebush Jacob Roudabush Ann Roudebush Susannah Roudebush Jesse Ray Roudebush Lydia Roudebush Abraham Roudebush Died 1837 Washington Twp., Carroll, Ohio Buried Farm Cemetery, Carrollton, Carroll, Ohio Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Publication Information: July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996 Repository Name: Family History Library Address: 35 N West Temple Street Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA JACOB IS THE SON OF HANS HEINRICH ROUDEBUSH AND ANNA MARY BECKER. FROM 1779 - 1782 HE AND HIS FAMILY ARE IN BERWICK TOWNSHIP, YORK COUNTY, PA. 1779: HE WAS TAXED ON 1 HORSE AND 2 CATTLE, 1780: 2 HORSES & 2 CATTLE. 1781: TAXED ON 100 ACRES, 2 HORSES & 2 CATTLE IN BERWICK, YORK, PA 1782: TAXED ON 100 ACRES IN BERWICK, YORK, PA. 1783: TAXED IN STRABANE TOWNSHIP, YORK, PA WITH 6 INHABITANTS. 1786-1787: 3RD COMPANY OF FOOT, 3RD BN., YORK CO.,MILITIA - CPT. JOHN SHARP. 1790: HE IS ON THE CENSUS IN READING TOWNSHIP, YORK COUNTY, PA. 1 MALE OVER 16, 2 MALES UNDER 16, 7 FEMALES, 1 OTHER WHITE. 1793 - 1795 HE AND FAMILY MOVED TO KEYES, STRABANE TOWNSHIP (AT THE SIGN OF THE CROSS), WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. 1810: PAID TAXES IN STRABANE TOWNSHIP, WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. IN 1821 THEY LEFT STRABANE TOWNSHIP, WASHINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA FOR COLUMBIANA COUNTY, OHIO (WHICH BECAME CARROLL COUNTY ON 1 JANUARY 1833. HE BUILT A LOG CABIN ON HIS FARM. HE WAS A MEMBER OF THE WHIG PARTY AND THE DISCIPLES OF CHRIST (MT. OLIVET) CHURCH. HE WAS A FARMER AND A MILLER. HE'S BURIED ON HIS FARM CEMETERY NEAR MT. OLIVET CHURCH, 3 MILES NORTH EAST OF CARROLLTON, CARROLL, OHIO. HENRY ROUDEBUSH: Born Nov. 21, 1753 (twin to Michael) York Co, PA Married Adeline Adams (born about 1756) Children: John Roudebush George Roudebush Elizabeth "Betsy" Roudebush Mary Roudebush Died 1831 Greenfield, Bedford, Pennsylvania Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Publication Information: June 1998 (c), data as of 5 JAN 1998 Repository Name: Family History Library Address: 35 N West Temple Street Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA 1779, 1780, 1781, 1782: ON TAX ROLL FOR FARM IN BERWICK TOWNSHIP, YORK, PENNSYLVANIA AS HENRY RAUDENBUSCH JR. TAXED FOR 2 HORSES AND 2 CATTLE. 1783: HENRY JR. TAXED IN BERWICK TWP. 2 HORSES, 2 CATTLE, 7 INHABITANTS. 1785: SERVED IN 8TH COMPANY, 7TH BN. OF YORK COUNTY MILITIA UNDER CAPTAIN PETER ICKES, WITH HIS TWIN BROTHER MICHAEL. 1790: PENNSYLVANIA CENSUS, HENRY JR. APPEARS WITH TWO MALES UNDER 16, 2 MALES OVER 16, AND TWO FEMALES IN THE FAMILY. 1794: TAX ROLLS OF BEDFORD COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 1795: SOLD FARM IN ADAMS CO. TO BROTHER-IN-LAW CHRISTIAN GROVE 1798: TAX ROLLS OF BEDFORD COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 1800 CENSUS: BEDFORD COUNTY, PA W/ 4 SONS & 2 DAU. 1810 CENSUS: GREENFIELD TOWNSHIP, BEDFORD COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, HE AND HIS WIFE ARE OVER 45 YEARS OLD, THERE ARE 2 SONS BETWEEN 16 AND 26 YEARS OLD (JOHN B:1784, & GEORGE B:1789) AND A DAUGHTER 10-16 (ELIZABETH "BETSY" B:1794 AND ONE DAUGHTER BETWEEN 16-26 YEARS OLD (MARY B:1777) 1820 CENSUS: GREENFIELD TWP.,BEDFORD, PA - HENRY & WIFE >45, DAUGHTER 2 26-45 1 16-25, 1 10-16 AND 1 SON <10 HENRY Died 1831 MICHAEL ROUDEBUSH: Born Nov. 21, 1753 (twin to Henry) Berwick, York Co, PA Married Julianna Bigler (born about 1754 Died 1811 -- Woodbury Twp., Bedford, Pennsylvania Father: Mark Bigler (died 1787 -- , Frederick, MD) Children Samuel S. Roudebush Esther Roudebush Susan Roudebush Michael Jr. Roudebush Polly Roudebush Catherine Roudebush Jacob Roudebush Rachel Roudebush Married Margaret Kenney Died 1833 Woodbury Twnshp, Bedford Co, PA Buried Stephen's, Woodbury Twp., Bedford, Pennsylvania Notes: Title: Ancestral File (TM) Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Publication Information: June 1998 (c), data as of 5 JAN 1998 Repository Name: Family History Library Address: 35 N West Temple Street Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA MICHAEL SERVED IN THE EIGHTH COMPANY, SEVENTH BATTALION OF THE YORK COUNTY MILITIA WITH HIS TWIN BROTHER HENRY JUNIOR.(RIN 1317) ACCORDING TO THE PENNSYLVANIA ARCHIVES SERIES 3 VOLUME #1 PAGES 112,277, & 545, HE RECEIVED DEPRECIATION PAY AS A MEMBER OF THE CONTINENTAL LINE. HE WAS ON THE BERWICK TWP. TAX ROLLS FOR 1779,1780, AND 1782, AS WELL AS THE 1790 CENSUS. HE HAD INHERITED THE BERWICK TWP. LAND FROM HIS FATHER, HANS HEINRICH. 27 MAY 1788, MICHAEL WAS APPOINTED GUARDIAN TO THREE OF HIS OLDER BROTHER JOHANN (JOHN'S) CHILDREN: MARGARET; SUSANNAH & GEORGE. IN 1794 HE SOLD LAND TO ANTHONY BURRICK, AND ON 7 JUNE 1794 HE SOLD LAND IN YORK COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA TO ANTHONY DEARDORF FOR 1200 POUNDS. (DEED BOOK 2K PAGE 277) IN 1797 & 1798 HE IS ON THE TAX ROLL OF BEDFORD COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. 1800 CENSUS: WOODBURY,BEDFORD COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. HE AND HIS WIFE ARE OVER 45 YEARS OLD, THEY HAVE A SON BETWEEN 10-16, AND ONE BETWEEN 16-26 YEARS OLD, 2 DAUGHTERS UNDER 10, ONE DAUGHTER BETWEEN 10-16, AND ONE DAUGHTER 16-26. 1804: PURCHASED LAND FROM ESTATE OF SAMUEL DAVIDSON, TAXED FOR 300 ACRES. 1807: PURCHASED 200 ACRES IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY (LATER BEDFORD) FROM DANIEL AND CATHERINE BEECHER. MICHAEL APPEARS ON THE 1810 CENSUS IN SOUTHHAMPTON TOWNSHIP, BEDFORD COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. IT APPEARS HIS WIFE IS DEAD. HE HAS 1 SON 16-26, 1 SON 26-45, 1 DAUGHTER 16-26, AND 3 DAUGHTERS 26-45 YEARS OLD. 1810: PURCHASED 50 ACRES IN WOODBURY TOWNSHIP AT SHERIFF'S SALE. 1816: 100 ACRES WERE WARRENTED TO HE AND HIS WIFE MARGARET [KENNEY], MICHAEL'S STEP SON, ALEXANDER W. KENNEY WAS AN EXECUTOR OF CONVEYANCE OF LAND TO JOHN KIRCHMAN AND NICHOLAS STRAYER. 1817: BOUGHT CONFISCATED LAND IN ADAMS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. 1820 CENSUS: WOODBURY TOWNSHIP, BEDFORD, PENNSYLVANIA 1824: SON MICHAEL JR. MOVED TO BLOOMING VALLEY, CRAWFORD COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 1826: MICHAEL MAY HAVE FALLEN ON HARD TIMES AS 200 ACRES OF HIS LAND IN ADAMS COUNTY WAS SOLD TO SATISFY A SMALL DEBT OF $20.26 TO JOHN TEITER. 1830: WOODBURY TOWNSHIP, BEDFORD, PENNSYLVANIA. 1833: DIED IN BEDFORD, PA. SOLOMON RAUDENBUSCH: Born 1747 Hamilton, Lancaster, Pennsylvania Died After Feb 1784 Hamilton, Adams, Pennsylvania Notes: Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Publication Information: June 1998 (c), data as of 5 JAN 1998 Repository Name: Family History Library Address: 35 N West Temple Street Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA LISTED AS ONE OF THE DISPOSSESSED IN HEINREICH'S WILL, BUT NOTHING MORE IS KNOWN OF HIM. ELIZABETH ROUDEBUSH: Born 1755 Hamilton, York, Pennsylvania Married George Becker Died Abt 1800 Berwick Township, Adams, Pennsylvania Notes: Title: Ancestral File (TM) Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Publication Information: June 1998 (c), data as of 5 JAN 1998 Repository Name: Family History Library Address: 35 N West Temple Street Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA 1800 CENSUS: BERWICK TOWNSHIP, ADAMS, PENNSYLVANIA. JOHN BAKER/GEORGE BECKER IN 1800 CENSUS IN BERWICK TOWNSHIP, ADAMS COUNTY, PA. CATHERINE ROUDEBUSH: Born 1756 Hamilton, York, Pennsylvania Married Christian Grove (born Aboutt 1752) Oct. 1, 1782 Marriage Place: Berwick, York, Pennsylvania Died After 1800 Notes: Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Publication Information: June 1998 (c), data as of 5 JAN 1998 Repository Name: Family History Library Address: 35 N West Temple Street Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA 1 OCTOBER 1782: HENRY ROUDEBUSH SOLD 116 ACRES ALONG THE GREAT CONEWAGO CREEK TO CHRISTIAN GROVE FOR FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS. Esther Roudebush: Born May 28, 1761, Hamilton, York, Pennsylvania Married Samuel Bowles |
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