John S.A. Eister

M, b. 1876, d. 1947
Father*Jacob Harter Eister
Mother*Elizabeth Brosius b. 1843, d. 1915
Life EventDateDescription
MarriageJohn S.A. Eister married Roselda Krigbaum.
Birth1876John S.A. Eister was born in 1876.
He was the son of Jacob Harter Eister and Elizabeth Brosius.
Death1947John S.A. Eister died in 1947.

Child of John S.A. Eister and Roselda Krigbaum

Roselda Krigbaum

F
Name TypeDateDescription
Married NameHer married name was Eister.
Life EventDateDescription
MarriageRoselda Krigbaum married John S.A. Eister, son of Jacob Harter Eister and Elizabeth Brosius.

Child of Roselda Krigbaum and John S.A. Eister

Dorothy Mae Eister

F, b. 1908, d. 1977
Father*John S.A. Eister b. 1876, d. 1947
Mother*Roselda Krigbaum
Name TypeDateDescription
Married NameHer married name was Sulouff.
Life EventDateDescription
MarriageDorothy Mae Eister married William Raymond Sulouff.
Birth1908Dorothy Mae Eister was born in 1908.
She was the daughter of John S.A. Eister and Roselda Krigbaum.
Death1977Dorothy Mae Eister died in 1977.

William Raymond Sulouff

M
Life EventDateDescription
MarriageWilliam Raymond Sulouff married Dorothy Mae Eister, daughter of John S.A. Eister and Roselda Krigbaum.

John Hepner

M
Father*George Hepner
Mother*Eva Weiser b. 1782, d. a 1846
Life EventDateDescription
John Hepner was the son of George Hepner and Eva Weiser.

Child of John Hepner

Jacob Hepner

M
Father*John Hepner
Life EventDateDescription
Jacob Hepner was the son of John Hepner.

Jacob Weiser

M, b. 22 September 1736, d. 1 January 1808
Father*Christopher Frederick Weiser b. 24 Feb 1699, d. 6 Jun 1768
Mother*Elizabeth Breidenbach b. 25 Dec 1702, d. 29 Jul 1760
Life EventDateDescription
MarriageJacob Weiser married Anna Elizabeth Kurr.
Birth22 September 1736Jacob Weiser was born on 22 September 1736 at New Jersey.
He was the son of Christopher Frederick Weiser and Elizabeth Breidenbach.
Death1 January 1808Jacob Weiser died on 1 January 1808 at Tulpehocken, Berks, Pennsylvania, at age 71.
Burialafter 1 January 1808He was buried after 1 January 1808 at Christ Lutheran Cemetery, Stouchsburg, Berks, Pennsylvania.
  • In Christopher Frederick Weiser's will dated 27 April 1768 at Salisbury, Northampton, Pennsylvania, Jacob Weiser was named as an heir and executor; listing 7 living children, all from his first wife.
  • He left a will on 11 September 1807 at Tulpehocken, Berks, Pennsylvania.

Children of Jacob Weiser and Anna Elizabeth Kurr

Anna Elizabeth Kurr

F, b. 5 June 1740, d. 1 October 1805
Name TypeDateDescription
Name VariationAnna Elizabeth Kurr was also known as Elizabeth.
Married NameHer married name was Weiser.
Life EventDateDescription
MarriageAnna Elizabeth Kurr married Jacob Weiser, son of Christopher Frederick Weiser and Elizabeth Breidenbach.
Birth5 June 1740Anna Elizabeth Kurr was born on 5 June 1740.
Death1 October 1805She died on 1 October 1805 at Berks, Pennsylvania, at age 65.

Children of Anna Elizabeth Kurr and Jacob Weiser

John Weiser

M, b. 23 January 1766, d. 7 November 1825
Father*Jacob Weiser b. 22 Sep 1736, d. 1 Jan 1808
Mother*Anna Elizabeth Kurr b. 5 Jun 1740, d. 1 Oct 1805
Name TypeDateDescription
Name VariationJohn Weiser was also known as Johannes Weiser.
Life EventDateDescription
MarriageJohn Weiser married Elizabeth Anspach.
Birth23 January 1766John Weiser was born on 23 January 1766.
He was the son of Jacob Weiser and Anna Elizabeth Kurr.
Death7 November 1825John Weiser died on 7 November 1825 at age 59.

Child of John Weiser

Elizabeth Anspach

F, b. 2 November 1776, d. 14 March 1841
Name TypeDateDescription
Name VariationElizabeth Anspach was also known as Catherine.
Married NameHer married name was Weiser.
Life EventDateDescription
MarriageElizabeth Anspach married John Weiser, son of Jacob Weiser and Anna Elizabeth Kurr.
Birth2 November 1776Elizabeth Anspach was born on 2 November 1776.
Death14 March 1841She died on 14 March 1841 at age 64.

Peter Weiser

M, b. 25 May 1789, d. 18 May 1843
Father*John Weiser b. 23 Jan 1766, d. 7 Nov 1825
Life EventDateDescription
MarriagePeter Weiser married Sarah Moore at second marriage for him.
Birth25 May 1789Peter Weiser was born on 25 May 1789.
He was the son of John Weiser.
Death18 May 1843Peter Weiser died on 18 May 1843 at age 53.

Child of Peter Weiser and Sarah Moore

Sarah Moore

F
Name TypeDateDescription
Married NameHer married name was Weiser.
Life EventDateDescription
MarriageSarah Moore married Peter Weiser, son of John Weiser, at second marriage for him.

Child of Sarah Moore and Peter Weiser

Jacob Weiser

M, b. 3 March 1823, d. 10 October 1887
Father*Peter Weiser b. 25 May 1789, d. 18 May 1843
Mother*Sarah Moore
Life EventDateDescription
Birth3 March 1823Jacob Weiser was born on 3 March 1823.
He was the son of Peter Weiser and Sarah Moore.
Death10 October 1887Jacob Weiser died on 10 October 1887 at age 64.

Ellen Frances Rider

F
Father*George Rider b. 1787, d. 1865
Mother*Martha Weiser b. 1802, d. 1885
Name TypeDateDescription
Married NameHer married name was Wheeler.
Name VariationEllen Frances Rider was also known as Fanny.
Life EventDateDescription
Ellen Frances Rider was the daughter of George Rider and Martha Weiser.

Child of Ellen Frances Rider

Michael Oswald Wheeler

M
Mother*Ellen Frances Rider
Life EventDateDescription
Michael Oswald Wheeler was the son of Ellen Frances Rider.

Johannes Martin Batdorf

M, b. September 1698, d. 20 February 1782
Father*Johannes Jacob Peter Batdorf b. 1648, d. 1709
Mother*Anna Maria Catharina Herber b. 9 May 1677, d. 14 Jan 1748
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Revolutionary War Patriot - Martin Bottorff (Batdorf) - DAR # A012486
Revolutionary ancestors of the Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution - Martin Batdorf
Name TypeDateDescription
Name VariationJohannes Martin Batdorf was also known as Martin.
Name VariationJohannes Martin Batdorf was also known as Bottorff.
Name VariationJohannes Martin Batdorf was also known as Battorf.
Name VariationJohannes Martin Batdorf was also known as Martinus.
Life EventDateDescription
MarriageJohannes Martin Batdorf married Catherina Elizabeth Reith.
BirthSeptember 1698Johannes Martin Batdorf was born in September 1698 at Switzerland also reported as Germany.
He was the son of Johannes Jacob Peter Batdorf and Anna Maria Catharina Herber.
Marriage1718Johannes Martin Batdorf married Margaretha Elisabetha Walborn, daughter of Johann Adam Walborn and Anna Elizabetha Feg, in 1718 at New York also reported as Jul 18, 1720.
Death20 February 1782Johannes Martin Batdorf died on 20 February 1782 at Berks, Pennsylvania, at age 83.
Burialafter 20 February 1782He was buried after 20 February 1782 at Christ Lutheran Cemetery, Stouchsburg, Berks, Pennsylvania, (There is no written record that Johannes Martin is buried here. It is an assumption because he was a charter member and deacon of this congregation and lived in this area. No tombstone can be found although there are others of his family buried here.).
  • Charter member and deacon of Christ Lutheran Church, Strochburg, Berks Co., PA. 1748, high delegate representative to the first organization convention. Well educated, very proficient in reading & writing.
  • He came to American with his widowed mother and his sister. Martinus was a delagate to the high Lutheran Ministerium in Philadelphia in 1748-1752. He was a charter member and deacon of Christ Lutheran Church, Strouchburg, Berks Co., PA. He was a farmer. He and Maria left Schoharif, NY, in 1723 with a body of 150 men, women and children and settled in Meyerstown, Lebanon Co., PA (Woschester Co.). The company cut a road from Schoharie, NY, to the head waters of the Susquehanna River, down which they floated their flatboats and canoes holding their women, children, and household goods. They drove their cattle along the banks of the stream. When they reached what is now Middletown, PA, they turned up the Swatara Creek and finally landed at their intended destination in the western part of Berks County and the eastern part of Lebanon County (then a part of Lancaster Co.), with none but Indians for their neighbors. Here they squatted, each family picking their own particular spot to build a home. Martin and Maria Elizabeth built their home on a small branch of the Tulpehocken Creek, about 1 1/2 miles north and east of what is now Myerstown, Lebanon Co., PA. Martin bought his land, 329 acres, on 2 Nov 1739, after having "squatted" on it as early as 1727.
  • Our Keystone Families - profile of Martin Batdorf family.
    Lebanon Daily News (Lebanon, Pennsylvania) September 28, 1973 - Our Keystone Families - Batdorf family
  • Johannes Martin Batdorf immigrated with Anna Maria Catharina Herber on 10 June 1710 at They left London, England on Christmas day, 1709 to, New York, New York; After her father died in the Palatines' encampment outside London, her mother embarked for America with her five children, three of whom died enroute leaving only their mother (Anna Maria), Catharina and her brother, Martin, as sole survivors of the Batdorf family to reach America at that time.

Children of Johannes Martin Batdorf and Margaretha Elisabetha Walborn

Margaretha Elisabetha Walborn

F, b. 25 October 1696, d. 1796
Father*Johann Adam Walborn b. 1666, d. 1741
Mother*Anna Elizabetha Feg b. 1670
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Name TypeDateDescription
Name VariationMargaretha Elisabetha Walborn was also known as Maria Elizabetha.
Married Name1718As of 1718,her married name was Bottorff.
Married Name1718As of 1718,her married name was Batdorf.
Life EventDateDescription
Baptism25 October 1696Margaretha Elisabetha Walborn was baptized on 25 October 1696 at Weisbaden, Germany.
She was the daughter of Johann Adam Walborn and Anna Elizabetha Feg.
Marriage1718Margaretha Elisabetha Walborn married Johannes Martin Batdorf, son of Johannes Jacob Peter Batdorf and Anna Maria Catharina Herber, in 1718 at New York also reported as Jul 18, 1720.
Burial1796Margaretha Elisabetha Walborn was buried in 1796 at Christ Lutheran Cemetery, Stouchsburg, Berks, Pennsylvania, (There is no written record of where Maria Elizabeth is buried. Christ Lutheran Cemetery in Stouchsburg, Berks County, Pennsylvania is an assumption because her husband was a charter member and deacon of this congregation and they lived in this area. No tombstone can be found although there are others of her family buried here.).
Death1796She died in 1796 at Myerstown, Lebanon, Pennsylvania.

Children of Margaretha Elisabetha Walborn and Johannes Martin Batdorf

Catherina Elizabeth Reith

F
Name TypeDateDescription
Married NameHer married name was Batdorf.
Life EventDateDescription
MarriageCatherina Elizabeth Reith married Johannes Martin Batdorf, son of Johannes Jacob Peter Batdorf and Anna Maria Catharina Herber.

Johannes Jacob Peter Batdorf

M, b. 1648, d. 1709
Father*Johannes Batdorf Jr. b. 1600, d. 1664
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Name TypeDateDescription
Name VariationJohannes Jacob Peter Batdorf was also known as Batdorff.
Name VariationJohannes Jacob Peter Batdorf was also known as Buxtorf.
Name VariationJohannes Jacob Peter Batdorf was also known as Johannes Peter.
Name VariationJohannes Jacob Peter Batdorf was also known as Peter.
Name VariationJohannes Jacob Peter Batdorf was also known as John Jacob Peter.
Life EventDateDescription
Birth1648Johannes Jacob Peter Batdorf was born in 1648 at Germany.
He was the son of Johannes Batdorf Jr.
Marriagecirca 1695Johannes Jacob Peter Batdorf married Anna Maria Catharina Herber, daughter of Johannes Heinrich Herber and Anna Maria Seemann, circa 1695.
Death1709Johannes Jacob Peter Batdorf died in 1709 at London, England.
  • Keystones of Adams County - Batdorf family.
    Gettysburg (PA) Times September 2, 1987 - Keystones of Adams County - Batdorf family
  • Suffice it to say that the Batdorf family for several generations had been, for that period, well-educated people, and as expected, Johannes, Jr.'s son, JOHN JACOB PETER BATDORF, followed the family tradition, and in 1680 was listed as a Professor. JOHANNES JACOB PETER BATDORF, with his wife Anna Maria
    Catharina, left their native Switzerland in search of a better life where they would no longer have to endure the terrors and horrors of the Religious persecutions. They lived for several years in Palatine,
    Germany, where their five children were born. In 1707-08 it was so cold in the Rhine Basin that their crops, fruit trees, grape vines and meadows were all killed by the frost. Rivers were ice bound and even the sea froze along the coasts. Louis XIV of France taxed unbearably, and southwest Germany was plundered time and again by the French and German robber Barons. This land knew no rest, having suffered wars and religious persecution of its people. The ravages of wars and the persecutions of the Protestants made them fearful, so during the summer of 1708, Professor Johannes Jacob Peter Bardorf, with his wife and five children, left their home in the small village of Badorf, near Stuttgart, Germany, and traveled the tedious trip by boat down the Rhine River to Rotterdam, Holland. From Rotterdam, they were transported by ship to England to await further transportation to America. Like the Hans Adam Walborn family with whom they had become acquainted, they joined the thousands who took advantage of Queen Anne's offer to transport families to America, with the intention of establishing a colony in present New York State. Their trip was a long and extremely hard one, and it was not without tragedy for the Batdorf family. Johannes Jacob Peter Batdorf, the father, died in London in 1709, and three of their children perished on the journey to America -- either on the ship, or shortly after they arrived at New York, NY., 10 June 1710, as we find only the widow Anna Catharina Batdorf, and a son and daughter survived the journey to the new land.

Children of Johannes Jacob Peter Batdorf and Anna Maria Catharina Herber

Anna Maria Catharina Herber

F, b. 9 May 1677, d. 14 January 1748
Father*Johannes Heinrich Herber b. 8 Jan 1659, d. c 1700
Mother*Anna Maria Seemann b. 23 May 1659, d. 1698
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Name TypeDateDescription
Name VariationAnna Maria Catharina Herber was also known as Anspach.
Married Namecirca 1695As of circa 1695,her married name was Batdorf.
Married Namecirca 1695As of circa 1695,her married name was Batdorff.
Married Name1712As of 1712,her married name was Zeller.
Life EventDateDescription
Birth9 May 1677Anna Maria Catharina Herber was born on 9 May 1677 at Switzerland also reported as Germany.
She was the daughter of Johannes Heinrich Herber and Anna Maria Seemann.
Marriagecirca 1695Anna Maria Catharina Herber married Johannes Jacob Peter Batdorf, son of Johannes Batdorf Jr., circa 1695.
Marriage1712Anna Maria Catharina Herber married Johannes Zeller in 1712 at 2nd marriage for her.
Death14 January 1748Anna Maria Catharina Herber died on 14 January 1748 at Millbach, Lebanon, Pennsylvania, at age 70 also reported as Stouchsburg, Berks County, Pennsylvania.
Burialafter 14 January 1748She was buried after 14 January 1748 at Reeds Cemetery, Stouchsburg, Berks, Pennsylvania.
  • Anna Maria Catharina Herber immigrated on 10 June 1710 to They left London, England on Christmas day, 1709 to, New York, New York, After her father died in the Palatines' encampment outside London, her mother embarked for America with her five children, three of whom died enroute leaving only their mother (Anna Maria), Catharina and her brother, Martin, as sole survivors of the Batdorf family to reach America at that time.

Children of Anna Maria Catharina Herber and Johannes Jacob Peter Batdorf

Johannes Batdorf Jr.

M, b. 1600, d. 1664
Father*Johannes Batdorf b. 25 Dec 1564, d. 13 Sep 1629
Mother*Margaretha Curio
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Name TypeDateDescription
Name VariationJohannes Batdorf Jr. was also known as Buxtorf.
Life EventDateDescription
Birth1600Johannes Batdorf Jr. was born in 1600 at Switzerland.
He was the son of Johannes Batdorf and Margaretha Curio.
Death1664Johannes Batdorf Jr. died in 1664 at Switzerland also reported as 1669.
  • Johannes Batdorf, Jr. followed in his father's footsteps and in 1647 was a Professor who was expounding the religious controversies and was teaching others the methods of expounding the gospel Gottesgel Aineheit. In 1654, Johannes Jr. was listed as a Professor of the Old Testament.
    Gettysburg (PA) Times September 2, 1987 - Keystones of Adams County - Batdorf family
  • Chalmers General Biographical Dictionary- biography of John Buxtorf (Johannes Batdorf).
    Chalmers General Biographical Dictionary, Volume 7 - pages 472-473 - John Buxtorf (Johannes Batdorf)

Children of Johannes Batdorf Jr.

Johannes Batdorf

M, b. 25 December 1564, d. 13 September 1629
Father*Johannes Jacob Batdorf b. 1534, d. 1584
Plaque at Cathedral of Basel, Basel, Switzerland - Johannes Buxtorf (1564-1629) Celebrated Hebraist and professor of Hebrew for 38 years at Basel
Name TypeDateDescription
Name VariationJohannes Batdorf was also known as Buxtorf.
Life EventDateDescription
MarriageJohannes Batdorf married Margaretha Curio.
Birth25 December 1564Johannes Batdorf was born on 25 December 1564 at Camen, Westphalia, Germany.
He was the son of Johannes Jacob Batdorf.
Death13 September 1629Johannes Batdorf died on 13 September 1629 at Basel, Switzerland, at age 64.
Burialafter 13 September 1629He was buried after 13 September 1629 at Cathedral of Basel, Basel, Basel-Stadt, Switzerland.
  • Ripleys Believe it or Not - Johannes Buxtorf (1565-1630) was Hebrew Professor for 40 years and that chair has been filled by a member of the same family for 142 successive years.
    Valley Morning Star (Harlingen, Texas) June 18, 1972 - Ripleys Believe it or Not - Johannes Buxtorf (1565-1630) was Hebrew Professor for 40 years
  • Keystones of Adams County - Batdorf family.
    Gettysburg (PA) Times September 2, 1987 - Keystones of Adams County - Batdorf family
  • Chalmers General Biographical Dictionary- biography of John Buxtorf (Johannes Batdorf).
    Chalmers General Biographical Dictionary, Volume 7 - pages 472-473 - John Buxtorf (Johannes Batdorf)
  • Johannes Batdorf immigrated in 1586 to Germany to, Basel, Switzerland.
  • He witnessed the baptism of Coelius Augustin Batdorf on 15 February 1596 at Basel, Basel-Stadt, Switzerland.
  • Johannes Batdorf was a professor, teacher of the Hebrew language in 1614.

Children of Johannes Batdorf and Margaretha Curio

Johannes Jacob Batdorf

M, b. 1534, d. 1584
Father*Johannes Batdorf b. 1508
Name TypeDateDescription
Name VariationJohannes Jacob Batdorf was also known as Buxtorf.
Life EventDateDescription
Birth1534Johannes Jacob Batdorf was born in 1534 at Westphalia, Germany.
He was the son of Johannes Batdorf.
Death1584Johannes Jacob Batdorf died in 1584 at Westphalia, Germany.
  • Minister of the Gospel.
  • Keystones of Adams County - Batdorf family.
    Gettysburg (PA) Times September 2, 1987 - Keystones of Adams County - Batdorf family

Child of Johannes Jacob Batdorf

Johannes Batdorf

M, b. 1508
Name TypeDateDescription
Name VariationJohannes Batdorf was also known as Buxtorf.
Life EventDateDescription
Birth1508Johannes Batdorf was born in 1508 at Westphalia, Germany.

Child of Johannes Batdorf

Johann Adam Walborn

M, b. 1666, d. 1741
Father*Joachim Walborn b. 1629, d. 10 Sep 1689
Mother*Anna Maria (?) b. 1636, d. 30 Dec 1693
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Name TypeDateDescription
Name VariationJohann Adam Walborn was also known as Waldborn.
Name VariationJohann Adam Walborn was also known as John Adam.
Name VariationJohann Adam Walborn was also known as Hans.
Life EventDateDescription
Birth1666Johann Adam Walborn was born in 1666 at Weisbaden, Hesse, Germany.
He was the son of Joachim Walborn and Anna Maria (?).
Marriage15 February 1691Johann Adam Walborn married Anna Elizabetha Feg, daughter of Nicolaus Schneider and Anna Margaretha Koch, on 15 February 1691 at Mosbach, Biebrich, Wiesbaden, Germany.
Death1741Johann Adam Walborn died in 1741 at Tulpenhocken, Berks, Pennsylvania.
  • Johann “Hans” Adam Walborn was born in Weisbaden, Germany. He married Anna Elizabetha Feg in Mosbach-Biebrich, Weisbaden, Germany, on February 15, 1691. Anna was born about 1668 in Vollmersbach, Idar-Overstein, Germany, the daughter of Johann Peter Feg and Anna Maria Risch. Both the Feg and the Risch families emigrated at the same time as Hans and Anna. Her paternal grandparents were Nicolaus Feg and Anna Margaretha Koch. Anna's last name is sometimes given as Gietz (Zietz), There is confusion among sources for their marriage information that has not been resolved.

    Following their marriage, Hans was a tenant farmer, living in a section of the Rhine Valley known as the Palatinate, on land owned by Egydius Sartorius. Church records of the family were found in Wiesbach-Nassau, Germany. No doubt Hans was discouraged with the meager living he could provide for his family as a tenant farmer. The Palatine people were tired and wary of the ravages and destruction of the European Wars, the bloody persecutions, and the dreadful sufferings of the Protestants. One can easily understand why they joined the many thousands who took advantage of Queen Anne's offer to transport families to America, with the intention of establishing a colony in the present state of New York.

    In the summer of 1708, the Walborns traveled by boat down the Rhine to Rotterdam, Holland. The trip was a long and tedious one, requiring many stops made enroute, and required considerable time. In some places they had to pay tolls to pass and before they reached Rotterdam, most of their meager resources had been exhausted. They then had to obtain passage to England. By the time they reached London most of them were destitute and entirely dependent upon the English government for subsistence.

    Ten vessels were loaded with over three thousand Germans and among them were several families of our ancestors -- the Hans Adam Walborn family, the Peter Batdorf family, the Johann Peter Feg family and the Johannes Risch family. They left England the 25th of December, 1709, and after a six months' arduous voyage reached New York in June, 1710. The voyage was longer than usual because of heavy storms. The crowded quarters, the foul air and insufficient food, made them easy prey of disease, and many died. Upon landing, the survivors were encamped in tents they had brought with them from England. Here they remained till late in autumn, when about fourteen hundred were moved one hundred miles up the Hudson River to Livingston Manor.

    The Walborn, Batdorf, Feg and Risch families were among those settled at Livingston Manor. Governor Robert Hunter of New York had arranged passage for 2500 Germans to America in exchange for their being indentured to work at the tar and pitch processing plants along Schoharie Creek and the Hudson River in New York. After two years of work the tar/pitch program was closed because it was never financially viable (largely due to the German's resistance to serfdom). The experiment was a complete failure, and the Germans apparently were abandoned. Being unjustly oppressed, they became dissatisfied with their treatment and their situation.

    Our ancestors were among the one hundred and fifty families who, in order to escape the certainty of starvation, left late in the autumn of 1712, for Schoharie Valley, about sixty miles north-west of Livingston Manor. The country was uncleared forest. They had no open roads and no horses to carry or haul their meager possessions. They loaded their belongings on crude, roughly-built sleds and pulled them by hand through a three-feet-deep snow, which greatly impeded their progress. Because of the snow and the unbroken forest, it took them three full weeks to reach their destination.
  • Johann Adam Walborn witnessed the baptism of Christina Elisabetha Walborn on 29 July 1703 at Lutheran Church, Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany.1
  • Johann Adam Walborn witnessed the baptism of Johann Hermanus Walborn on 29 January 1708 at Lutheran Church, Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany.1
  • Johann Adam Walborn immigrated in June 1710 to London, England to, New York.

Children of Johann Adam Walborn and Anna Elizabetha Feg

Citations

  1. [S414] Lutheran Church, German Lutheran Church Records 1502-1985.

Anna Elizabetha Feg

F, b. 1670
Father*Nicolaus Schneider b. 5 Mar 1648, d. 27 Apr 1724
Mother*Anna Margaretha Koch b. c 1652, d. Nov 1697
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Name TypeDateDescription
Name VariationAnna Elizabetha Feg was also known as Zietz.
Name VariationAnna Elizabetha Feg was also known as Faeg.
Name VariationAnna Elizabetha Feg was also known as Gietz.
Married Name15 February 1691As of 15 February 1691,her married name was Walborn.
Life EventDateDescription
Birth1670Anna Elizabetha Feg was born in 1670 at Germany.
She was the daughter of Nicolaus Schneider and Anna Margaretha Koch.
Marriage15 February 1691Anna Elizabetha Feg married Johann Adam Walborn, son of Joachim Walborn and Anna Maria (?), on 15 February 1691 at Mosbach, Biebrich, Wiesbaden, Germany.
  • Anna Elizabetha Feg witnessed the baptism of Christina Elisabetha Walborn on 29 July 1703 at Lutheran Church, Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany.1
  • Anna Elizabetha Feg witnessed the baptism of Johann Hermanus Walborn on 29 January 1708 at Lutheran Church, Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany.1

Children of Anna Elizabetha Feg and Johann Adam Walborn

Citations

  1. [S414] Lutheran Church, German Lutheran Church Records 1502-1985.

Johann Peter Feg

M, b. 17 November 1672, d. 5 December 1744
Father*Nicolaus Schneider b. 5 Mar 1648, d. 27 Apr 1724
Mother*Anna Margaretha Koch b. c 1652, d. Nov 1697
Name TypeDateDescription
Name VariationJohann Peter Feg was also known as Veeck.
Name VariationJohann Peter Feg was also known as Schneider.
Name VariationJohann Peter Feg was also known as Feeck.
Name VariationJohann Peter Feg was also known as Hanss Peter.
Name VariationJohann Peter Feg was also known as John Peter.
Name VariationJohann Peter Feg was also known as Peter.
Name VariationJohann Peter Feg was also known as Faeg.
Name VariationJohann Peter Feg was also known as Feck.
Life EventDateDescription
Baptism17 November 1672Johann Peter Feg was baptized on 17 November 1672 at Evangelisch, Oberstein, Oldenburg, Germany, listed as Johann Petter Veeck.1
He was the son of Nicolaus Schneider and Anna Margaretha Koch.
Marriage26 November 1697Johann Peter Feg married Anna Maria Risch, daughter of Johannes Risch and Anna Margaretha (?), on 26 November 1697 at Evangelisch, Oberstein, Oldenburg, Germany.2
Death5 December 1744Johann Peter Feg died on 5 December 1744 at Stouchsburg, Berks, Pennsylvania, at age 72 also reported as Heidelberg, PA.
Burial7 December 1744He was buried on 7 December 1744 at Reeds Cemetery, Stouchsburg, Berks, Pennsylvania, listed as Peter Feeg.
Probate20 February 1748His estate was probated on 20 February 1748 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, listed as Peter Feck in Philadelphia Co. Will Bk. I, p. 68.
  • The German origins of the Weisers - John Peter Feg (Feck).
    The German origins of the Weisers - pages 17-18 - John Peter Feg (Feck)
  • Johann Peter Feg immigrated in 1710 to New York, New York, then on to Pennsylvania, Arrival Place:     New York, New York
    Primary Immigrant:     Faeg, Johann Peter
    Family Members:     Wife Anna Maria Risch; Daughter Anna Catharina; Daughter Anna Eva; Daughter Eva Elisabeth; Daughter Elisabeth.
  • He was naturalized on 11 October 1715 at Albany, New York, listed as Peter Feeck.
  • He left a will on 4 February 1741 signed Peter Feck.

Children of Johann Peter Feg and Anna Maria Risch

Citations

  1. [S404] Germany Baptisms and Baptisms Digital Archives, by Ancestry.com, FHL Film Number:     489869.
  2. [S405] Germany Marriages Digital Archives, by Ancestry.com, FHL Film Number:     489869.

Anna Maria Risch

F, b. 15 May 1681
Father*Johannes Risch b. 1646, d. Jun 1717
Mother*Anna Margaretha (?) b. 30 Apr 1651, d. 26 May 1728
Name TypeDateDescription
Married Name26 November 1697As of 26 November 1697,her married name was Feck.
Married Name26 November 1697As of 26 November 1697,her married name was Feeck.
Married Name26 November 1697As of 26 November 1697,her married name was Faeg.
Married Name26 November 1697As of 26 November 1697,her married name was Feg.
Life EventDateDescription
Baptism15 May 1681Anna Maria Risch was baptized on 15 May 1681 at Evangelisch, Oberstein, Oldenburg, Germany.1
She was the daughter of Johannes Risch and Anna Margaretha (?).
Marriage26 November 1697Anna Maria Risch married Johann Peter Feg, son of Nicolaus Schneider and Anna Margaretha Koch, on 26 November 1697 at Evangelisch, Oberstein, Oldenburg, Germany.2
DeathAnna Maria Risch died at USA.
  • The German origins of the Weisers - John Peter Feg (Feck).
    The German origins of the Weisers - pages 17-18 - John Peter Feg (Feck)
  • Anna Maria Risch immigrated with Johann Peter Feg in 1710 at New York, New York, then on to Pennsylvania; Arrival Place:     New York, New York
    Primary Immigrant:     Faeg, Johann Peter
    Family Members:     Wife Anna Maria Risch; Daughter Anna Catharina; Daughter Anna Eva; Daughter Eva Elisabeth; Daughter Elisabeth.
  • Anna Maria Risch was the executor of Johann Peter Feg's estate on 20 February 1748 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; listed as Peter Feck in Philadelphia Co. Will Bk. I, p. 68.

Children of Anna Maria Risch and Johann Peter Feg

Citations

  1. [S404] Germany Baptisms and Baptisms Digital Archives, by Ancestry.com, FHL Film Number:     489869.
  2. [S405] Germany Marriages Digital Archives, by Ancestry.com, FHL Film Number:     489869.

Nicolaus Schneider

M, b. 5 March 1648, d. 27 April 1724
Father*Johannes Schneider
Mother*unknown (?)
Charts
Naomi Prieskorn Mercer Niemann Pedigree Chart
Name TypeDateDescription
Name VariationNicolaus Schneider was also known as Johann Nicholas.
Name VariationNicolaus Schneider was also known as Feg.
Name Changecirca 1692On circa 1692 his name was changed to Veeck from Schneider.
Life EventDateDescription
Birth5 March 1648Nicolaus Schneider was born on 5 March 1648 at Idar, Oberstein, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany.
He was the son of Johannes Schneider and unknown (?).
Marriage28 November 1671Nicolaus Schneider married Anna Margaretha Koch, daughter of Wilhelm Koch and Lucia (?), on 28 November 1671 at Evangelisch, Oberstein, Oldenburg, Germany, listed as Nicholas Schneider; also reported as 28 Sep 1671.1
Burial27 April 1724Nicolaus Schneider was buried on 27 April 1724 at Germany listed as Nicolaus Feg.
Death27 April 1724He died on 27 April 1724 at Idar, Birkenfeld, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany, at age 76.
  • The German origins of the Weisers - Nicholas Feg (Feck).
    The German origins of the Weisers - pages 18-19 - Nicholas Feg (Feck)

Children of Nicolaus Schneider and Anna Margaretha Koch

Citations

  1. [S405] Germany Marriages Digital Archives, by Ancestry.com, FHL Film Number:     489869.

Anna Margaretha Koch

F, b. circa 1652, d. November 1697
Father*Wilhelm Koch b. c 1615, d. Sep 1674
Mother*Lucia (?) d. 29 Sep 1679
Charts
Naomi Prieskorn Mercer Niemann Pedigree Chart
Name TypeDateDescription
Name VariationAnna Margaretha Koch was also known as Anna Catherina.
Married Name28 November 1671As of 28 November 1671,her married name was Feg.
Married Name28 November 1671As of 28 November 1671,her married name was Schneider.1
Life EventDateDescription
Birthcirca 1652Anna Margaretha Koch was born circa 1652 at Germany.
She was the daughter of Wilhelm Koch and Lucia (?).
Marriage28 November 1671Anna Margaretha Koch married Nicolaus Schneider, son of Johannes Schneider and unknown (?), on 28 November 1671 at Evangelisch, Oberstein, Oldenburg, Germany, listed as Nicholas Schneider; also reported as 28 Sep 1671.1
DeathNovember 1697Anna Margaretha Koch died in November 1697 at Germany.
Burial16 November 1697She was buried on 16 November 1697 at Idar, Germany.

Children of Anna Margaretha Koch and Nicolaus Schneider

Citations

  1. [S405] Germany Marriages Digital Archives, by Ancestry.com, FHL Film Number:     489869.