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== Biography ==
A deed dated May 11, 1726 and recorded in the Lancaster County Registry of Deeds in Book W55-1076 is from his heirs after his death - his wife Mary and children:
*John, and Franie his wife;
*Barbara and her husband Jacob Bare (he signed George Jacob Ber);
*Mary and her husband Henry Vagner; and
*Ann and her husband Thomas Snaveley.
That deed conveys deceased Isaac’s land consisting of 150 acres in today’s East Lampeter. [Source: [[#S824]] page: https://www.pennsylvaniasettlers.com/getperson.php?personID=I54499&tree=1] Also gives Lancaster county deed number.
Isaac Frederick was born about 1662, in Eggiwil, Basel, Switzerland[Source: [[#S118]] Smart match- John R. Lepper family Web site\John R Lepper6 Data: Date: 15 MAR 2012 Text: dates may be OK. However, John RT Lepper site shows birth in Lancaster, PA. Daughter was born in Switzerland in 1680]. Note: unable to access this web site: 2/7/2024. His father was [[Frederick-1221|Jakob Frederick]]. Isaac married [[Barr-1227|Mary Barr]] about 1681, most likely in Switzerland. He immigrated to Pennsylvania in 1717[[[#S285]] page: https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE3446769. Mennonite Family History Jan 1994 page 13 Accessed Aug. 17, 2016 Data: d. 1721 with wife Mary and child constructed from 1718 Lancaster county tax rolls listed as age 55 and Frederick age 24 d. 1753 Lancaster.]Isaac died in Sept. 1721 in Conestoga Twp., PA.[Source: [[#S789]] page: https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-89SM-Z3KR?i=111&wc=9PML-2NP%3A268496301%2C269464601%3Fcc%3D1999196&cc=1999196 Images: 112-116 Accessed Aug. 18, 2016 ]Administration of estate 1721 Conestoga Twp., Chester Co., PA Please note: internet page is no longer accessible.[http://www.chesco.org/DocumentCenter/View/4119 Data: File date 1721, will: no Admin Bond; Inventory; no Accounts. Accessed Aug. 17, 2016. ] Estate inventory taken on 21 Oct, 1721. 30 Nov., 1721 the estate settled.[Source: [[#S789]] Page: https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-89SM-ZS1K?i=115&wc=9PML-2NP%3A268496301%2C269464601%3Fcc%3D1999196&cc=1999196 Images: 112-116 Accessed 25 June, 2017 ]
== Sources ==
* Source: S118 Title: MyHeritage.com* Source: S285 Title: Mennonite Family History magazine Original Publisher; Mennonite Family History Publisher: FamilySearch.org* Source: S789 Title: Pennsylvania Probate Records, 1683-1994 Publisher: FamilySearch.org
* Source: S824 Title: PennsylvaniaSettlers.com
*Wills and Administrations 1714-1923 Publisher: Chester County PA* Mennonite family history - v. 12-13 no. 1 (1993-1994) - v. 13, no. 1 (Jan 1994) Publisher: FamilySearch.org * Chester County, Pennsylvania Probate Records 1683-1994 Publisher: FamilySearch.org*The House of Frederick by William Fredrick Conway, 2nd Edition revised in 1997
== Acknowledgments ==* Thank you to [[Harrington-1886 | Walter Harrington]] for creating WikiTree profile Frederick-374 through the import of Harrington.ged on Mar 10, 2013.* WikiTree profile Frederick-261 created through the import of Fortune Family Tree.ged on Feb 27, 2012 by [[Fortune-193 | Steven Fortune]]. See the [http://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:NetworkFeed&who=Frederick-261 Changes page] for the details of edits by Steven and others. | FREDERICK, Isaac (I833)
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== Biography ==
Ann was born about 1527. Ann Schmidlin married Martin Huber about 1548[Source: [[#S349]] Page: http://www.berks.pa-roots.com/FamilyFiles/Hubere/Huber/Hoover, Bertholdus Accessed 4 April, 2018 Certainty of Data: 1.5 no citation ]. Ann was mentioned 1553-1557[Source:[[#S495]] page: 232 Page: https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE79353 Accessed 9 Feb. 2020 Certainty of Data: 3.5]. She passed away about 1557[Source: [[#S349]] Page: http://www.berks.pa-roots.com/FamilyFiles/Hubere/Huber/Hoover, Bertholdus Accessed 4 April, 2018 Certainty of Data: 1.5 no citation ].
Note: Sons Hans Ulrich Huber and Hanß Huber are most likely the same person
== Sources ==
*Source: S495 Title: "The Huber - Hoover family of Aesch, Switzerland and Trippstadt, Palatinate, with some accent on migrations to Pennsylvania", Author: Staudt, Richardo W., digital images, FamilySearch (Online: Intellectual Reserve, Inc., 2018), [Original published: Staudt, Richardo W., "The Huber - Hoover family of Aesch, Switzerland and Trippstadt, Palatinate, with some accent on migrations to Pennsylvania", (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1988), p. 232],
* Source: S349 Title: Hubere/Huber/Hoover, Bertholdus listed under FamilyFiles Publisher: http://www.berks.pa-roots.com/ | SCHMIDLIN, Ann (I800)
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== Biography ==
Anna Strehler was born about 1584 in Albis, Hausen, Switzerland[Source: [[#S65]] Accessed 16 Feb., 2022 Text: pg 26 Text: 993. Anna Strehler, born 1590; died Bef. 1634 Quality or Certainty of Data: 2][Source: [[#S75]] Page: http://www.geni.com/people/Anna-Strehler/6000000000396822240?through=6000000007178224021#/tab/revision Data: Date: 28 MAR 2011 Text: unsourced Quality or Certainty of Data: 2][Source: [[#S44]] Page: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/SPDB-T7C Data: Date: 27 OCT 2007 Text: somewhat reliable source cited: 1.International Genealogical Index The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Quality or Certainty of Data: 2]. She was Christened on 4 Oct., 1584 in WALD RUETI, ZURICH, SWITZERLAND[Source: [[#S44]] Page: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/SPDB-T7C Data: Date: 27 OCT 2007 Text: somewhat reliable source cited: 1.International Genealogical Index The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Quality or Certainty of Data: 2]. Anna married [[Baer-93|Lorenz Baer]] about1612 in Ober-Albis, Zurich, Switzerland[Source: [[#S75]] Page: http://www.geni.com/people/Anna-Strehler/6000000000396822240?through=6000000007178224021#/tab/timeline Text: unsourced Quality or Certainty of Data: 2][Source: [[#S44]] Page: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/SPDB-T7C Accessed 27 OCT 2007 Text: somewhat reliable source cited: 1.International Genealogical Index The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Quality or Certainty of Data: 2][Source: [[#S163]] Page: p. 20 Data: Date: July 1998 Text: Lorenz/Lenz Bar, bap. July 10, 1580, Hausen-bur. Dec. 9, 1617 Hausen. Lived in Alibis. m. before 1612 Anna Strehler, d. before 1634 no citations Quality or Certainty of Data: 2], Anna died before 1734 in Alibis, Hausen, Switzerland[Source: [[#S65]] Accessed 16 Feb., 2022 Text: 993. Anna Strehler, born 1590; died Bef. 1634 Quality or Certainty of Data: 2][Source: [[#S75]] Page: http://www.geni.com/people/Anna-Strehler/6000000000396822240?through=6000000007178224021#/tab/revision Data: Date: 28 MAR 2011 Text: unsourced Quality or Certainty of Data: 2][Source: [[#S163]] Page: p. 20 Data: Date: OCT 1986 Text: Lorenz/Lenz Bar, bap. July 10, 1580, Hausen-bur. Dec. 9, 1617 Hausen. Lived in Albis. m. before 1612 Anna Strehler, d. before 1634 no citations Quality or Certainty of Data: 2]
== Sources ==
* Source: S163 Record ID Number: MH:S215 User ID: 705670F7-5457-4679-90A8-BF2FEF7AB19F UPD 05 AUG 2012 07:05:59 GMT-8 Author: Jane Evans Best Title: A Bear Saga Update Part One July, 1998 Publication: Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage * Source: S44 Record ID Number: MH:S96 User ID: E876581F-818A-4C01-A7ED-9AC130DA5B01 UPD 22 MAY 2011 00:54:22 GMT-8 Title: family search.org Publication: LDS Note: from: Michigan marriage records Film Number: 2342462 Digital Folder Number: 4207596 Image Number: 86 Reference Number: v 1 p 223 rn 2387 * Source: S65 Record ID Number: MH:S117 User ID: C128C79F-68A6-4876-A72A-28DC7E09B6A1 UPD 25 JUN 2011 11:08:03 GMT-8 Title: Ancestors of Charlotte Yancey 09/02/2008 Note: downloaded pdf. * Source: S75 Record ID Number: MH:S127 User ID: 5E9AF27F-C6B4-49C0-A378-85E9192E254B UPD 04 JUL 2011 13:52:33 GMT-8 Title: Geni.com Publication: Geni.com
: Source: [[#S-1992136522]]
:: Page: Ancestry Family Trees
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:: Data: ::: Text: http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=24279608&pid=1549036364
: Source: [[#S-1992136522]]
:: Page: Ancestry Family Trees
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:: Data: ::: Text: http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=24279608&pid=1549036364
: Repository: [[#R-1992163608]]
: Title: Ancestry Family Trees: Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members.: Note: This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Tree files. This source citation points you to a current version of those files. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed or changed information since this source citation was created.
: Repository R-1992163608
: Name: Ancestry.com
: Address: http://www.Ancestry.com
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== Biography ==
Barbet was born between 1500 and 1510. Barbet Vollenweider married Martin Huber about 1518 in Switzerland. She passed away between 1560 and 1570.[Source: [[#S349]] page: www.berks.pa-roots.com/familyfiles/BertholdusHubere Accessed 29 Jan., 2017 Certainty of Data; 2][Source: [[#S223]] page: https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:33M5-SB5 Accessed 29 Jan., 2017 Certainty of Data: 2 Source cited Ancestry Tree ].
Barbet was born in 1500. She passed away in 1570.
== Sources ==
* Source: S223 Title: Pedigree Resource File: lovelace Publisher: FamilySearch.org* Source: S349 Title: Hubere/Huber/Hoover, Bertholdus Publisher: Berks County PAGenWeb
* Married Hans Heini Huber He was born 1485
Asch, Neftenbach, Zurich, Switzerland | VOLLENWEIDER, Barbet (I815)
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== Biography ==
Benjamin Witmer likely immigrated to Pennsylvania in 1717. He settled in Lampeter Township, Lancaster County, where there were many other Mennonites living.
On 14 March 1722, Benjamin Witmer received a deed for 250 acres in Lampeter Township, Chester County (now Lancaster County). [Bedient, Phillip E., ''Descendants of Benjamin Witmer of Lampeter Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania: Part 1'', Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, volume 14, number 2 (April 1991), pages 12-28, citing page 12.]
He deeded the land to his son, John Witmer, on 12 August 1746.[1746 Deed: [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS3P-G91J-7?i=75&cat=224489 Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Deed Book A, page 141.] FamilySearch film #007837371, image 76 of 758.]
'''Will'''
When Benjamin Weitmore signed his will (with his mark) on 7 February 1744, he was living in Lampeter Township, Lancaster County, and was of "advanced years." He was likely dead by 18 December 1756 when the first of the witnesses verified the will in Philadelphia where Benjamin may have been living. The will was finally proved by a second witness on 10 February 1757. The will made provisions for Benjamin's children:[The will of Benjamin Weitmore: [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9B2-TW4F-1?i=597&cat=353446 City of Philadelphia, Register of Wills, Book K, page 495 (Will number 314).] FamilySearch film #007726374 , image 598 of 645.]
* Benjamin
* Barbara
* Abraham
* Anna
* Magdalena* John, his youngest son, was to receive the 250-acre plantation where Benjamin was then living. John was named as the executor of the will.
== Sources ==
: See also:* http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/h/e/n/Carole-Henson-CO/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0082.html
* FamilySearch family tree webpage for [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/4:1:LT8D-77M Benjamin J. Witmer] (accessed 5 January 2024).
* WikiTree profile Witmer-49 created through the import of martins-clipping.ged on Aug 8, 2011 by [[Coggins-26 | Cody Coggins]]. | WITMER, Benjamin (I925)
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== Biography ==
Catherine Landis was born in 1747 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Daughter of Heinrich and Veronica (Groff) Landis. [[https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/165023:60592 Mennonite card on Ancestry]]
She married Benjamin Hershey.
"E50 '''Catharine Landis''', b. ca. 1747; 7 ch.:m. '''Benjamin Hershey''', b. 1741; d. 1807; son of Christian Hershey (d. 1745) and Esther Egli."
[[#GroffBookII|The Groff Book, Volume 2]], p. 92
She passed away in 1815. [[[#Headstone|Headstone]]]
Catherine was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Port Colborne, Niagara Regional Municipality, Ontario, Canada. [Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/208571400/catharine-hershey: accessed 03 March 2023), memorial page for Catharine Landis Hershey (1747–6 Mar 1815), {{FindAGrave|208571400}}, citing Oakwood Cemetery, Port Colborne, Niagara Regional Municipality, Ontario, Canada; Maintained by RPFederly (contributor 47507487).]
== Sources ==
See also:*“Headstone Details: CATHARINE HERSHEY.” Canadian Headstones. Accessed May 26, 2020. [https://canadianheadstones.com/search-item.html?psid=392551 headstone].*Jane Evans Best, "The Groff Book, Volume 2: A Continuing Saga", Groff History Associates, 1997, Ronks, Pennsylvania.
* {{FamilySearch|LZGX-NTP}}* Ancestry Family Trees http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=58350703&pid=1331 | LANDIS, Catherine Anna (I850)
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== Biography ==
Frena married John Shrantz of Millport (will proven 1812). They had no children.[Best, Jane Evans (1997). ''The Groff Book, Volume 2 : A Continuing Saga'', p.90. Ronks, PA : Groff History Associates. (Identifier E52)]
== Sources ==
See also :* Ancestry tree at http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=58350703&pid=1329 | LANDIS, Frena (I841)
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== Biography ==
From Wikipedia.org[ Hans Jacob Hess, Swiss minister https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Jacob_Hess] John Jacob Hess (German: Hans Jacob Hess) (May 17, 1584 – 1639) was a Swiss-German Anabaptist minister and martyr.
==Early life==John Jacob Hess was born in Wald, Zurich, Switzerland on May 17, 1584 to Hans Heinrich Hess, a bailiff,[5] (1534–1587)[6] and Adelheid Kuntz (1546–1585).[7] He had eight older full siblings: Margaretha, Christian, Matheus, Hans, Elsy, Margaretha, Heinrich, and Dorothea; five older half-siblings from his father's first two marriages: Adelheid, Barbara, Veronica, Catharina and Anna; and one younger half-brother, Hans, from his father's fourth marriage.
==Marriage and children==He married''' Anna Egli (1584–1639)''' on April 27, 1606. They had 7 children:
::Anna (b: September 1607),
::Christian (b. February 15, 1609),
::Heinrich (b. January 28, 1615),
::Hans Egli (b. May 24, 1617),
::Samuel (b. August 28, 1621),
::Veronica (b. February 10, 1623), and
::Dorothea (b. October 7, 1627).[8]
==Imprisonment and death==In 1637, he was arrested for being Anabaptist, and locked in Othenbach Prison for 19 days. Later that year, he was again arrested, this time spending eight weeks in Othenbach Prison. In 1638, he was arrested for the third and final time, and thrown in Othenbach Prison for 83 weeks. While imprisoned, he was stripped and put in iron bonds for 16 weeks. '''He, along with his wife, who was imprisoned for 63 weeks, contracted tuberculosis (then known as consumption), and died.''' His property was seized and sold for 4,000 guilders (approximately $800,000 in modern US dollars). None of the money was restored to his descendants.[4]
== Sources ==
::2. Eshleman, Henry Frank (1917). Historic Background and Annals of the Swiss and German Pioneer Settlers of Southeastern Pennsylvania, and of Their Remote Ancestors, from the Middle of the Dark Ages, Down to the Time of the Revolutionary War. Google Books. p. 88.
::3. Davis, Richard W. "Hans Jacob Hess (b. 17 May 1584, d. 1639)". Retrieved 31 March 2014.
::4. Genealogy of the Hess Family. Google Books. 1896.
::5. "Martyrs Mirror". www.homecomers.org. Retrieved 31 March 2014.
::6. Henson, Carole. "Hans Heinrich Hess". Genealogy.com. Retrieved 31 March 2014.
::7. "Heinrich Hess". Ancestry.com. Retrieved 31 March 2014.
::8. "Adelheid Kuntz". Ancestry.com. Retrieved 31 March 2014.
::9. Henson, Carole. "Hans Jacob Hess". Genealogy.com. Retrieved 31 March 2014.
::10. https://www.geni.com/people/Anna-Egli-Hess/6000000007346316623 | EGLU (EGLIL), Ann (I219)
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== Biography ==
Fronica Groff, daughter of Hans Groff (c.1675-c.1746) and his second wife Susanna (possibly Kendig), was born c.1710.[Best, Jane Evans (1997). ''The Groff Book'' vol.2, pp.6, 81, 90 - citing (i) Lancaster County deeds Y-1-164 and (ii) K-3-73 and (iii) Patent A-9-410 Harrisburg. Ronks, PA : Groff History Associates. (Identifier GR3435 / E5.) '''NB''' : Deed Y-1-164 can not be located at [https://www.lancasterdeeds.com Lancaster County Recorder of Deeds]]
She married Henry Landis (c.1700-c.1761) of Warwick Twp and Manheim Twp, c.1731. They had ten daughters born before 1747, and a son born shortly before his mother's death.
Their children, named in a deed dated 14 Dec 1779 were :
# Mary (c.1732-aft.1788) m. Michael Shenk
# Freena (c.1733-1779) m. John Shrantz, no issue
# Anna (1743-1791) m. John Dohner
# Christina (c.1735-aft.1779) m. Peter Good
# Barbara (c.1736-aft.1779) m. Arnold Becker
# Susanna b.1736 m. John Hess
# Elizabeth (1743-1781) m. Abraham Hershey
# Magdalena (c.1744-1798) m. Abraham Dohner
# Margaret (1743-[1]803) m. John Jacob Alter
# Catharine b.c.1747 m. Benjamin Hershey
# Henry (c.1750-1791) m. Mary Erb
Fronica died before 1754.
==Research Notes==
Earlier version of profile included excerpts from [[#GroffBookII|The Groff Book, Volume 2]] pp.80-81, 90-92 :
: ''Fronica Groff (E5) was married about 1731 and bore ten daughters by 1747. Her only son, Henry Landis (E5a), was married on March 26, 1771, and probably was born about the time of his mother's death, sometime between 1747 and 1754.''
: ''On November 4, 1747, Henry Landis and his wife, Fronica Groff (E5), of Warwick Township, sold to her brother, David Groff (E9, was E0), 93 of the 94 acres that the heirs of Hans Groff (E) had deeded to them on July 30, 1746. By March 1, 1754, Henry Landis had married a second wife, Mary, widow of Jacob Shelley and mother of seven grown children, six sons and one daughter.''
: ''The eleven children of Henry and Fronica Landis are named in a deed dated December 14, 1779. In this deed, 17 acres, part of the land in Warwick Township that Henry Landis patented July 24, 1741, was sold by one son-in-law, Jacob Alter and wife Margaret Groff (E59), to Peter Hall of Earl Township for (lb)7650, a handsome price for 17 acres. Freena Groff (E52), who was married to John Shrantz, was deceased without issue by December 14, 1779, when this deed was written. By the will of her father, Henry Landis, dated May 17, 1760, and proved in 1761, her share was added to that of her brother, Henry Landis (e5a).''
Comments on the Groff Book :* Some discrepancies in list of children - see Elizabeth and Margaret, both b.1743.* Best cites deed Y-1-164 which can not be located at [https://www.lancasterdeeds.com Lancaster County Recorder of Deeds]* Best cites K-3-73 (signed 31 Mar 1798) in which Henry Landis is described as the eldest son of Henry Landis (dec'd) of the township of Manheim. By this deed the younger Henry, having attained the age of 21 years, releases his guardian Christian Erb. This younger Henry must have been born c.1777, and is presumed to be the son of Veronica's son Henry (1750-1791).* Assuming Best's account of the family to be correct, Veronica and Henry did not have a child named Abraham. Was there another couple named Veronica and Henry?
See comments (below) dated 20 Jan 2023 regarding earlier version of profile (now merged) which may indicate that two different women named Veronica Graff were present in the area at this time.
== Sources ==
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== Biography ==
Gangolf was born about 1586.[Source will be added by [[Fischer-6703|Tom Fischer Sr.]] by 30 Mar 2021.]
== Sources ==
== Acknowledgments ==Thank you to [[Ludwig-317 | Richard Ludwig]] for creating WikiTree profile Zcschille-1 through the import of Richard Ludwig's Family.ged on Jan 18, 2013. | ZSCHILLE, Gangolf (I1051)
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== Biography ==
Hans Heinrich was baptised 6 Jun 1641 in Pfäffikon, son of [[Kundig-3|Jörg Kendig]] and his second wife [[Huffellberg-1|Barbel Huffelberg]]. He is recorded living in the German Palatinate near Worms in 1663, but in Auslikon, Pfäffikon in 1678, 1683 and 1707.[Best, Jane Evans (1992). "Martin Kendig's Swiss Relatives" in ''Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage'', January, 1992, p.8 (Identifier KA35)]
He married (1st) Dorothea Scharer on 30 Mar 1663 in Pfäffikon, with whom he had six children :
# Jacob b.c.1665 m. Anna Sayler [# Jörg b.c.1668 m. (1) Ursula Müller (2) Barbara [LNU] ]
# Barbel b.c.1677 [# Hans Jacob (1671-1735) m. (1) Susanna Wymann (2) Elisabeth [LNU] ]
# Anna b.c.1675
# Elsbeth b.c.1678
After Dorothea's death, Hans Heinrich remarried on 26 Oct 1680 to Barbel Wyenner,[ with whom had 3 children :]
# Regula b.c.1681
# Barbara b.c.1684
# Hans b.c.1686
He died in Pfäffikon in April 1720.["Schweiz, Katholische und Reformiert Kirchenbücher, 1418-1996", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FZ1-VB5C : 5 April 2023), Hs Heinrich Kündig, 1720.]
==Research Notes==An earlier version of profile recorded (i) that Hans Heinrich went by the nickname of Martin, and (ii) that he died in West Willow, Lancaster, PA. No sources were provided and so these details have been deleted. This probably arose through conflation of Hans Henrich with [[Kendig-3|Martin Kendig]] - both men are sometimes reported to have been the father of [[Kundig-5|Hans Jacob Kündig]].
== Sources ==
See also :* Davis, Richard Warren, "Emigrants, Refugees, and Prisoners, Volume III
* Database of Brent L. Rodes at rootsweb.com 06/10
| KUNDIG, Hans Heinrich (I992)
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== Biography ==
Hans Meili of Birmensdorf married Elisabeth Hochstrasser of Landikon (a hamlet in the parish of Birmensdorf) on 29 May 1603 at Birmensdorf church. [Posting by [[Anonymous-2854| Wikitree user]] on 8 Apr 2021 at https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1217259/advice-before-merging-meili-profile-meili-suggested-landis. Includes link to State Archive of Zürich at https://suche.staatsarchiv.djiktzh.ch/detail.aspx?id=1978055, but link is not working at May 2022.]
==Notes==* Evidence needed to confirm birth in 1585 in Landikon, Birmensdorf, Zurich, Switzerland.* Earlier unsourced version of profile identified marriage on 29 May 1603 in the ''Reformed Church'' at Landikon, Zurich, Switzerland. [emphasis added]
'''Marriage''':
"Switzerland, Zurich Marriages, 1524-1800"
Volume: S. 172
[https://www.myheritage.com/research/record-20728-32646/hans-meili-and-elisabeth-hochstrasser-in-switzerland-zurich-marriages MyHeritage Record] (accessed 12 September 2024)
Hans Meili marriage to Elisabeth Hochstrasser on 29 May 1603 in Birmensdorf, Zürich, Schweiz. (Note: Bride and Groom both lived in Landikon, Birmensdorf, Zürich, Schweiz [[Secrest-288|BJS]])
== Sources ==
See also :* Best, Jane Evans (1998). "A Bear Saga : The Birmensdorf Connection" in ''Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage'' Vol. XI, No. 2 pp.31-45, April 1998.* Best, Jane Evans (1998). "Bear Saga Update : Part One" in ''Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage'' Vol. 21, No. 3 pp.11-26, July 1998.* Davis, Richard Warren. ''Emigrants, Refugees, and Prisoners'' Volume II | HOCHSTRASSER, Elsbeth (I1007)
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== Biography ==
Hans was born between 1480 and 1490 in Aesch (formerly Aisch), near Neftenbach, Kyburg, former municipality in the district of Pfäffikon in the canton of Zürich, Switzerland[Source: [[#S84]] Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyburg,_Z%C3%BCrich Accessed 18 April, 2019 Quality of Data 4 note this is for history of area ]. Hans married Barbet about 1518. He passed away between 1550 and 1560 in Aesch (formerly Aisch), near Neftenbach, former Canton of Kyburg (now Zurich Canton), Switzerland[Source: [[#349]] page: www.berks.pa-roots.com/familyfiles/Hubere/Huber/Hoover, Bertholdus Accessed 29 Jan., 2017 Certainty of Data: 2][Source: [[#S223]] page: https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:33M5-SB5 Accessed 29 Jan., 2017 Certainty of Data: 2 source cited Public Member Trees www.ancestry.com].
=== Note ===
: Had 11 children,: Name was changed from Hubere to Huber in 1500's[Source: [[#349]] page: www.berks.pa-roots.com/familyfiles/Hubere/Huber/Hoover, Bertholdus Accessed 29 Jan., 2017 Certainty of Data: 2].
He passed away in 1560.
== Sources ==
* Source; S223 Title: Pedigree Resource File, database, Publisher: FamilySearch.org* Source: S349 Title: Hubere/Huber/Hoover, Bertholdus Publisher: Berks County PAGenWeb
* Source: S84 Wikipedia,org
* There were at least six children to this union | HUBERE, Hans Heini (I814)
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== Biography ==
It is most probable that the last name Polier has been incorrectly spelt Bollier by misinterpretation of "B" by "P" during oral transcription; name may be recorded therefore as Bollier and Polier.
Of the ten children born to Magdalena [Bollier-23] Landis wife of Hans Heinrich [Landis-502] three died in early childhood: Oswald [Landis-513], the firstborn died at age 8 on 27 April 1641. Anna [Landes-511], the fifth-born died at age 3 on 13 May 1643. Hans Heinrich [Landis-509] died at age 3 on 30 November 1648. The two boys (Oswald and Hans Heinrich) who died were "replaced" in name by later-born siblings. It would follow that Anna probably would have been "replaced" had a girl baby been born after Anna's demise.
== Sources ==
* Samuel E. Wenger book of 2005" A Combined Landis/Landes Genealogy Report of the Descendants of Hans Landis and Katharina Schinz." Compiled by Samuel E. Wenger. 2005. Masthof Press, 219 Mill Road, Morgantown, PA 19543. [Landes-150]
* Source: S-1051710959 Repository: [[#R-1791176915]] Title: Ancestry Family Trees Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. Page: Ancestry Family Tree Data: Text: http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=45964029&pid=618 * Repository: R-1791176915 Name: Ancestry.com Address: http://www.Ancestry.com Note: | POLI, Magdalena (I864)
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== Biography ==
Johannes was born in 1735. He passed away in 1778.
"E56 '''Susanna Landis''', b. 1736; 10 ch.:m. '''John Hess''', d. 1778, Warwick Twp.; son of Jacob Hess (1706-1760) and Veronica [?Bar (BA5172.3) (b. ca. 1704)].:E561 '''Christian Hess''', b. Feb. 26, 1757; d. Nov. 30, 1816; miller; ordained a minister ca. 1800; lived in Salisbury Twp.:E562 '''Veronica Hess''', b. 1758; d. Dec. 14, 1841, bu. farm cem. near Walnut.
:E564 '''Susanna Hess''', b. 1763.
:E566 '''Judith Hess'''"
[[#GroffBookII|The Groff Book, Volume 2]], p. 90-91
'''Name:''' Johannes Hess.
Given Name: Johannes.
Surname: Hess.
Source: S1605950786 {{Ancestry Record|61229|150086881}}
Source: S1605948409 {{Ancestry Record|60592|610449}}
Source: S1605948409 {{Ancestry Record|60592|610465}}
Source: S1605997627 {{Ancestry Record|1995|28517}}
[Source: S1605997678 National Archives; Washington, D.C.; Compiled Service Records of Soldiers who Served in the American Army During the Revolutionary War; Record Group Title: War Department Collection of Revolutionary War Records; Record Group Number: 93; Series Number: M881 {{Ancestry Record|1309|73853}} ]
Source: S1605926931 {{Ancestry Record|2591|3877}}
[Source: S1605992724 The Levies--(Willett) {{Ancestry Record|4674|15971}} ]
[Source: S1605992724 Tryon County Militia -- Fourth Regiment {{Ancestry Record|4674|35587}} ]
'''Born'''
Warrick Twp, Lanc County, Pennsylvania, USA.
'''Died'''
1778
'''Military''' Service:
New York, USA.
Service:
Tyron, New York, USA.
'''Residence'''
New York, United States.
Pennsylvania, United States.
== Sources ==
See also:*Jane Evans Best, "The Groff Book, Volume 2: A Continuing Saga", Groff History Associates, 1997, Ronks, Pennsylvania.*http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=brentrod&id=I18001
* Source: S1605926931 Pennsylvania, U.S., Revolutionary War Battalions and Militia Index, 1775-1783 Ancestry.com Publication: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. 2012 Provo, UT, USA {{Ancestry Record|2591|0}} Note: Revolutionary War Battalions & Militia Index Cards
* Source: S1605948409 Lancaster, Pennsylvania, U.S., Mennonite Vital Records, 1750-2014 Ancestry.com Publication: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. 2015 Provo, UT, USA {{Ancestry Record|60592|0}}
* Source: S1605950786 Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1500-1971 Ancestry.com Publication: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. 2016 Lehi, UT, USA {{Ancestry Record|61229|0}}
* Source: S1605992724 New York Military in the Revolution Ancestry.com Publication: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. 2000 Provo, UT, USA {{Ancestry Record|4674|0}}
* Source: S1605997627 U.S., Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Application Files, 1800-1900 Ancestry.com Publication: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. 2010 Provo, UT, USA {{Ancestry Record|1995|0}}
* Source: S1605997678 U.S., Compiled Revolutionary War Military Service Records, 1775-1783 Ancestry.com Publication: Ancestry.com Operations Inc 2010 Provo, UT, USA {{Ancestry Record|1309|0}}
===Research Notes===* Hess family log home, Warwick Township. 1994 Warwick Township, Lancaster County, Pa. Physical Description: The Hess farmstead was first surveyed in 1730 as a 200-acre tract for Johannes Hess' grandfather, Hans Hess (ca. 1683-1733). This Hess patriarch immigrated to Pennsylvania in 1717 with his wife Magdalena (ca. 1680s-1767) and their children. The family emigrated from Germany or Switzerland. Hans and Magdalena are the first Hess immigrants known to arrive in America. Hans and Magdalena's oldest son Jacob Hess (c. 1706-1741) built the first house on this tract, circa 1730s, with wife Veronica. This Hess family received title to the farm from the William Penn family in 1735. The present log farmhouse was built ca. 1744 for Jacob's widow Veronica and their children. Their oldest son Johannes (1730-1778) was the next owner, with wife Susanna Landis Hess. In 1784 their eldest son Christian Hess (1757-1816) received this farmstead. Six years later, in 1790, Christian deeded this part of the farm to his brother, Mennonite Preacher John Hess (1768-1830), and wife Esther Hershey Hess. The next farmstead owners were John and Esther Hess' youngest son Henry Hess, and wife Catherine Huber Hess. Henry added the second storey to the log home in 1814 in preparation for his marriage to Catherine. In turn, their youngest son became the next owner, Mennonite preacher Jonas Hess, with wife Annie Franck Hess, followed by their son Henry F. Hess and wife Anna C. Shenk. The log home is located at 27 Lititz Run Road in Warwick Township. META CREA 2021-04-27 01:59:40.000 CLON TID 40325105. PID 19479499145. OID 9343900a-81d5-4f00-99b5-a74d9d0d0d4f. 2013-10-19 23:18:59.000. Origin: u ATL N
* John and Susanna lived and are buried on in the Old Hess Family Graveyard. John built the stone house in 1778 (it was under construction at the time of his death) but spent his last years in the log house. John's large inventory of Mar 5, 1778 included window glass, stone hammer and shoemaker tools. He and his eldest son, Christian (generation 4), paid a militia fine for not serving in the Revolutionary War. In 1775 John owned the bulk of the 200 original tract since he bought his younger bother's land when he (Christian) moved to Virginia. Susanna signed her name only with an X mark on legal papers.<br><br>It is said that John built a hemp mill about 1768 although already in 1758 John obtained the right to dam and utilize water from Carter's Run on land of George Klein, suggesting an earlier date.<br><br>Numerous records about John exist, including what is reported in the Will and estate settlement of his Uncle Christian Hess who died about 1794. In this Settlement record, Deed Records Lancaster Co., Pa. BK. "I", Vol. 3, Pgs. 30-31, nine children sign with their husbands for the share of Christian's estate bequested them as descendants of John. In addition, there are records of John's estate, orphans court, deeds, an inventory, etc.
* John Hess Oil & Hemp Mill 1769. RIN 026847ca-e001-44ff-b556-2d2c2b8dc4bd 23 May 2016 Warwick, Lancaster, Pennsylvania Physical Description: "The Hess Homestead - A Mennonite Farm in Lancaster County, PA" by Clarke Hess & Lee J. Stolzfus http:/pennblog.typepad.com/hesshomestead/the-1885-mill CREA 2021-04-19 00:21:47.000 CLON TID 8633255. PID -210597538. OID 66d3ea72-c7be-4734-9b9a-c96e04702b1c. 2016-05-24 01:48:11.000. Origin: u ATL N
*The Hess farmstead in present Warwick Township was first surveyed in 1730 as a 200-acre tract for Hans Hess (ca. 1683-1733). This Hess patriarch immigrated to Pennsylvania in 1717 with his wife Magdalena (ca. 1680s-1767) and their children. The family emigrated from Germany or Switzerland. The Hess' European history is uncertain, although Hans and Magdalena are the first Hess immigrants known to arrive in America.<p><p>Hans and Magdalena's oldest son Jacob Hess (ca. 1706-1741) built the first house on this tract ca. 1730s, with wife Veronica. This Hess family received title to the farm from the Penn family in 1735.<span style="line-height: 1.3; font-size: 10px;"> </span></p><p>The present log farmhouse was built ca. 1744 for Jacob's widow Veronica and their children. Their oldest son Johannes (1730-1778) was the next owner, with wife Susanna (Landis) Hess. In 1784 their eldest son Christian Hess (1757-1816) received the farmstead. Six years later, in 1790, Christian deeded this part of the farm to his brother, Preacher John Hess (1768-1830), and wife Esther (Hershey) Hess.</p><p>The next farmstead owners were John and Esther Hess' youngest son Henry Hess and wife Catherine (Huber) Hess. Henry Hess added the second floor in 1814 in preparation for his marriage. See Mennonite Historical Bulletin, June, 1942.</p><p>The home place has since been restored by a descendant, Clarke Hess, and is located at 27 Lititz Run Road.</p><p>The names of Johannes Hess's children are recorded in "Germantown Links," Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage Vol. 6, no. 4, p. 18 at 28 and in "Henry Landis of Warwick and Manheim Townships, Lancaster County, Pa," Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage Vol. 7, no. 4, p. 19 at 22.</p><p>Allan A. Garber Fifth Great-grandson | HESS, John (I209)
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== Biography ==
John was born 09 Nov 1768 to parents [[Hess-589|John Hess]]and [[Landis-248|Susanna Landis]].
Rev. John Hess died on 27 November 1830 and was buried in Hess Family Cemetery, Lititz, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, United States. Spouse listed was Esther Hess, children listed: Henry Hess; Anna Hershey Oberholtzer; Elizabeth Risser; Susanna Eberly; Magdalena Hershey Oberholtzer; Christian Hershey Hess; John Hess.
== Sources ==
*http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=brentrod&id=I7609
Find a Grave, database and images <(https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/66673219/john-hess: accessed September 12, 2024), memorial page for Rev John Hess (9 Nov 1768–27 Nov 1830), Find a Grave Memorial ID 66673219, citing Hess Family Cemetery, Lititz, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA; Maintained by Romaine Stauffer (contributor 47114269)./>
== Acknowledgments ==
Thank you to [[Ludwig-317 | Richard Ludwig]] for creating WikiTree profile Hess-763 through the import of Richard Ludwig's Family.ged on Jan 18, 2013.
Click to the Changes page for the details of edits by Richard and others.
John Landis Hess, Jr.
Birthdate: November 9, 1768Birthplace: 15 East High Street, Manheim, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Colonial America
Death: Died November 27, 1830Place of Burial: Lititz, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, United States
Immediate Family:
Son of John Bar Hess and Susanna Groff Hess
Husband of Esther Hess and Veronica “Fanny” Siegrist (Herr)Father of Christian Hess; Johannes Hess; Heinrich “Henry” Hess; Eberly (Hess); Annie Oberholtzer and 5 othersBrother of (Reverend) Christian Landis Hess; Veronica Landis Brubacher; Maria Metzler; Margarette Landis Eby; Judith Landis Brubaker and 4 others
Occupation: Preacher
Son of John Hess and Susanna Landis Hess
Spouse: Esther Hershey Hess (1769 - 1824) | HESS, Rev John Jr (I206)
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== Biography ==
Magdalena was born c.1744 [Best, Jane Evans (1997). ''The Groff Book, Volume 2: A Continuing Saga''. Ronks, PA : Groff History Associates] in Lampeter, Lancaster.
She married Abraham Dohner (1732-1790),[Dohner, H. H. (u.d.) ''The Dohners of America'' p.139/256 (pdf) viewed at https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/records/item/266575-the-dohners-and-the-doners-of-america?offset=14]
They were the parents of nine children, who are named in Abraham's will
# Christian (1762-1831) m. Nancy Friesner
# Elizabeth b.1763
# Abraham b.1765
# Anna b.1767
# Esther b.1770
# John b.1773 (to Ohio)
# Henry b.1777
# David b.1779 m. Anna Neff
# Daniel (1781-1855) m. Elizabeth Musser
Magdalena died in 1798
==Notes==
Source needed to confirm Magdalena's place of birth and parents.
== Sources ==
*Lancaster Co. Deeds, Book P, pp. [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSF1-PS1C?i=480&cat=224489 293]-297; Book BB, pp. [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSFB-57PD-2?i=130&cat=224489 250]-258, name her as a daughter of Henry Landis. | LANDIS, Magdalena (I849)
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== Biography ==
Margareth was born in 1637. She is the daughter of [[Landis-620|Hans Landis]] and [[Bollier-23|Magdalena Bollier]].
At the dedication of baby Margreth, the sponsors were: Hans Syfrig and Margreth Hallman. The home/farm was Moosacher, Hirzel. Margreth is listed or identified in the Samuel Wenger book as 1.3.4a.8.4. Working back in time thus she was the fourth born of the eighth-born of the first wife of the 4th child of the of the 3rd child of Johannes [Landis-132] and Katharina [Schinz-2].
== Sources ==
1. LDS Film 996924 Hirzel KB image 24 page 41
2. "A Combined Landis/Landes Genealogy Report of the Descendants of Hans Landis and Katharina Schinz" compiled by Samuel E. Wenger in 2005. Mastoff Press. | LANDIS, Margreth (I868)
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== Biography ==
Margaretha (Kundig) Meyer was baptised on August 4, 1633 in Auslikon, Pfäffikon, Zürich, Switzerland. Her parents were [[Kundig-3|Jörg Kundig]] (1598 - >1650) and [[Meyer-609|Anna (Meyer) Kundig]] (1607 - 1634).[Best, Jane Evans (1992). Martin Kendig's Swiss Relatives. ''Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage'', January, 1992, p.13]
Her siblings were :# [[Kendig-32|John Jacob Kendig]] (1620 - 1728) ''(no source available, possibly a duplicate of [[Kundig-1|Hans Jagli Kundig]])''
# Anna b.c.1626 (Best ID KA31)
# Jagli b.c.1630 and d.1694 (Best ID KA32)
By her father's second marriage, she had half-siblings :# [[Kundig-1|Hans Jagli Kundig]] (1636 - 1710) (Best ID KA34)
# Barbel b.c.1643 (Best ID KA36)
Margaretha Kündig, of Auslikon, married [[Meyer-1541|Hans Jakob Meier]], of Bussenhausen, on June 2, 1657[[https://suche.staatsarchiv.djiktzh.ch/detail.aspx?ID=2037530 State Archives of Zurich].] Best
# Jacob Meyer b.c.1658
# Elsbeth Meyer bapt. 1660, living in Bussenhausen in 1678 and 1682# Regula Meyer bapt. 1665, living in Bussenhausen in 1678 and 1682 (''This is just 3 months before the baptism for Hans, and is possibly an error - likely to have been 1663 rather than 1665.'')
# Hans Meyer bapt. 1665, living in Bussenhausen in 1678 and 1682
# Heinrich, bapt.1667, living in Bussenhausen in 1678 and 1682
# Anna, bapt. 1669, living in Bussenhausen in 1678 and 1682
Margaretha died on March 5, 1701 in Pfäffikon, Zürich aged 67.
===Research Notes===* Best had originally identified Hans and Margreth as parents of [[Meyer-1828|Jacob Meyer (1658-1685)]].[Best, Jane Evans (1998). Meyer Families Update. ''Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage'', April 1998] which she says supersedes all previous work, Best identifies this Jacob as the son of [[Meyer-1329|Baschi Meyer]] instead. It is possible that there has been some conflation or confusion. Work is ongoing to clarify.
* Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1518-1921: Film Number: 1198817; Page Number: 136; Author: Evangelische Kirche Marne (Kr. Süderdithmarschen); City or District: Meldorf. Information:
:::Name: Margaretha Meÿer
:::Maiden Name: Möller
:::Gender: Weiblich (Female)
:::Relationship: Groom's Mother
:::Spouse: Hans Meÿer
:::Child: Hinrich Meÿer
* Online trees (unsourced) identify [[Kundig-19|Margretha Kendig / Kundig (1633-1701)]] as the wife of Jacob Meyer (1636-1685). This probably arises from confusion and/or conflation of [[Meyer-1328|Jacob Meyer (1636-1685)]] with [[Meyer-1541|Hans Jacob Meyer]] (1618 - c.1678).
== Sources ==
See also:
* {{FamilySearch|L2GR-WH1}} | KUNDIG, Margaretha (I991)
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== Biography ==
Married Jan. 7, 1769, Lancaster Reformed, to ''John Jacob Alter''.["E58 '''Margaret Landis''', b. 1743; d. by Sept. 13, [1]803; 10 ch. :m. Jan. 7, 1769, Lancaster Reformed, '''John Jacob Alter''', b. 1742; d. 1815, Washington Co.; son of John Heinrich Alter. He m. (2) Mar. 23, 1805, Mary ______, widow of Ulrey Burkholder.]
:E594 '''David Alter''', b. Feb. 7, 1775; d. Feb. 1, 1838; 13 ch."
[[#GroffBookII|The Groff Book, Volume 2]], p. 92
== Sources ==
*Jane Evans Best, "The Groff Book, Volume 2: A Continuing Saga", Groff History Associates, 1997, Ronks, Pennsylvania.
* SAR Members 133167, 87563, 124491, 100068, 100063; | LANDIS, Margaret (I847)
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== Biography ==
Martin Huber was born either about 1522 [Staudt, Richardo W., [https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE79353 "The Huber - Hoover family of Aesch, Switzerland and Trippstadt, Palatinate, with some accent on migrations to Pennsylvania"], digital images, FamilySearch (Online: Intellectual Reserve, Inc., 2018), [Original published: Staudt, Richardo W., "The Huber - Hoover family of Aesch, Switzerland and Trippstadt, Palatinate, with some accent on migrations to Pennsylvania", (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1988), p. 232]]or 1525 in Switzerland, quite possibly in Aesch, Neftenbach in former Canton of Kyburg (Zurich)[[http://www.pagenweb.org/~berks/oldberkssite/familyfolder/BertholdusHubere.html "Descendants of Bertholdus Hubere"], Berks County PAGenWeb Project (Online: pa-roots.com, 2018)].
Martin had married 3 times and fathered 13 children.
:Martin first married [[Schmidlin-35|Ann Schmidlin]] about 1548
#[[Huber-2139 | Hans]]
#[[Huber-2140 | Christian]]
#[[Huber-2141 | Catharina (died young)]]
#[[Huber-2142 | Barbara]]
#[[Huber-2143 | Verena (died in infancy)]]
On 29 March 1559 Martin married his second spouse, [[Wipf-14 | Agathe Wipf]] at Neftenbach. Martin and Agathe (modern spelling Agatha) also had 5 children of which two died in infancy:
#[[Huber-2144 | Fronegg]]
#[[Huber-2145 | Magdalena]]
#[[Huber-2146 | Catharina (died in infancy)]]
#[[Huber-2147 | Catharina]]
#[[Huber-2148 | Heinrich]]
Lastly, after his second wife died, Martin married a third time to [[Schaub-96|Catharine Schaub]] on 16 January 1569/70 in Neftenbach, Switzerland.
#[[Huber-2149 | Verena]]
#[[Huber-554 | Martin]]
#[[Huber-2150 | Anna]]
Martin died sometime after 1575 in Aesch.
===Research Notes===Switzerland started using the Gregorian calendar in 1584, but the whole of the nation did not adopt its use until 1812.
:Note: in former times Aesch was spelled Aisch
== Sources ==
See Also:
*[http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=michaelscaldwell&id=I36063 Michael S. Caldwell's Rootsweb site] (source cited: Genealogies of Pennsylvania Families (from The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine) by Ricardo W. Staudt p.36 )
https://wc.rootsweb.com/trees/190634/I36063/-/individual | HUBER, Martin (I799)
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== Biography ==
Martin was born in December 1607 in Birmensdorf, Switzerland.
Martin died at the age of about 52 in about 1660 in Heidelberg, Germany.
• In the 1637 census of Stallikon, Martin Meili was called the “Anabaptist who allowed himself to be carried over by this wife”. On 3 May 1639 he and his brother Hans Jr. were imprisoned at Zürich in the former Oetenbach cloister.• Is he the same Martin MEILI who was with Hans MEILI and a Christian NEFF in Markirch (Upper Alsace)? If so: Martin MEILI emigrated into Upper Alsace (around Markirch, also called Ste-Marie-aux-Mines) in 1647. In 1649 he “secretly removed his child from a foster home designated by Zurich’s officials after theyd had broken up the MEILI estate at Knonau.” • 1650: “Die im Märtyrerspiegel wegen jahrelanger Haft im Kloster Oetenbach in Zürich erwähnten Familien Hans und Martin MEILI mit ihren Ehefrauen Anna und Barbara BÄR kamen als eine der ersten Täuferfamilien auf diesen Ruf der Freiherren von Venningen nach Dühren.”• To the Kraichgau, SE of Heidelberg, Germany: On 12 or 22 (Old vs. New Style calendar) January 1650 a permit was requested [from the Kurfürst of the Pfalz] by Hannibal von VENNINGEN and Georg Blenard von VENNINGEN, who owned devastated farm estates around Sinsheim, for Hans and Martin MEYLEN of Albis: Stallikon [and a BINGGELI or two] to settle at Dühren, near Sinsheim. This could be the two brothers Martin MEYLI b. 1607, d. after 2 March 1661, and Hans MEYLI Jr. b. 1614, d. after 2 March 1661 — or it could be Martin and his 17-year-old son Hans.• So by 1650 Martin had moved to Dühren in the Kurpfalz (Kraichgau, SE of Heidelberg) with his 2nd wife Anna BÄR, not too far from Ittlingen on the river Elsenz. In 1652 his brother Hans was recorded as living in Ittlingen.• In 1650 and in 1662 Martin was recorded as administering a farm owned by the Kurfürst of the Palatinate (Diefenbacher, Ortssippenbuch Dühren). This suggests that the von VENNINGEN brothers had recruited Swiss for both their own estates and those of the Kurfürst Karl Ludwig. https://web.archive.org/web/20070714194654/http://www.ocii.com/~fisher/neff/sprenger.htm • 1658 Martin MAYLE owned property in Dühren and was probably the man listed in the Register of Anabaptists as ‘Hans MAYLE’s son’, per the Sippenbuch developed on the early families of Dühren — individuals #1529 and #1530.• Martin was living there in Dühren [near Ittlingen, both on the river Elsenz] when he wrote the historical accounts of the persecutions in Switzerland. They appeared in the Martyr’s Mirror 1658 and later in the 1742 Ausbund. [Note: The Mennonite families at Markirch were later forced out by the French King Louis, about 1712, but were soon replaced by others from Switzerland.]• Dr. Elisabeth Kludas reports “Die im Märtyrerspiegel wegen jahrelanger Haft im Kloster Oetenbach in Zürich erwähnten Familien Hans und Martin MEILI mit ihren Ehefrauen Anna und Barbara BÄR kamen als eine der ersten Täuferfamilien auf diesen Ruf der Freiherren von VENNINGEN nach Dühren.” That is, Hans and Martin MEYLI, mentioned in the Märtyrerspiegel as having spent years imprisoned in the Klost Oetenbach in Zurich, arrived in Dühren [in the Kraichgau] with their wives Anna and Barbara BÄR among the first Anabaptist families recruited by the Lords von VENNINGEN. The von VENNINGEN at that time still ruled their own lands, although these were nominally held as fiefs from the Kurfürst of the Pfalz.• Some sources say The Sippenbuch of Dühren shows Martin MAYLE holding property there in 1658. A man of this name also appeared about 1661 in the registry of Anabaptists in Dühren. MEYLI died 1658, but if he was still administering a farm owned by the Kurfürst in 1662, use that date. ‘Martin MEILI’s son’ was among the Mennonites caught having a meeting in a cellar at Steinsfurt 2 Mar 1661 – could be Jacob or Peter.
== Sources ==
* Source: Title: A Bear Saga: The Birmensdorf Connection Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage Vol. XI, No. 2 31-45 Author: Jane Evans Best Publication: April, 1988 Note: Repository: Call Number: Media: Magazine
* Source: Title: Emigrants, Refugees, and Prisoners-- Volume II II Author: Richard Warren Davis
* Source: Title: Bear Saga Update: Part One Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage Vol. 21, No. 3 11-26 Author: Jane Evans Best Publication: July, 1998 Note: Repository: Call Number: Media: Book
== Acknowledgements ==
* WikiTree profile Meili-19 created through the import of Susanna Kendig.ged on Aug 18, 2011 by [[Coggins-26 | Cody Coggins]]. See the [http://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:NetworkFeed&who=Meili-19 Changes page] for the details of edits by Cody and others.
* WikiTree profile Meili-31 created through the import of Reichard Martin Family Tree.ged on Apr 2, 2012 by [[Myers-1680 | Ryan Myers]]. See the [http://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:NetworkFeed&who=Meili-31 Changes page] for the details of edits by Ryan and others.
* WikiTree profile Meili-38 created through the import of JOSEPH~1.GED on Jul 14, 2012 by [[Stalnaker-102 | Joseph Stalnaker]]. See the [http://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:NetworkFeed&who=Meili-38 Changes page] for the details of edits by Joseph and others.
* WikiTree profile Meili-22 created through the import of Welder Family Tree.ged on Sep 10, 2011 by [[Welder-2 | Deborah Anne Welder]]. See the [http://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:NetworkFeed&who=Meili-22 Changes page] for the details of edits by Deborah Anne and others. | MEILI, Martin Chroniclar (I1002)
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== Biography ==
Mary married Michael Shenk of Heidelberg Twp, Dauphin County, PA. They were the parents of three children.[Best, Jane Evans (1997). ''The Groff Book, Volume 2 : A Continuing Saga'', p.90. Ronks, PA : Groff History Associates. (Identifier E51)]
== Sources ==
See also :* Ancestry tree at http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=58350703&pid=1330 | LANDIS, Mary (I842)
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== Biography ==
Verena was born about 1550. She passed away about 1620.
=== Marriage ===
: Husband: [[Meili-9|Jacob Meili]]
: Wife: [[Schuepp-1|Verena Schuepp]]
: Marriage:
'''Marriage''':
"Schweiz, Katholische und Reformiert Kirchenbücher, 1418-1996"
citing Digital film/folder number: 008125722; Image number: 296
{{FamilySearch Record|6F8M-6L32}} (accessed 13 September 2024)
{{FamilySearch Image|3Q9M-CSVK-SSPF-Y}}
Verena Schupin marriage to Jacob Meili on 11 Feb 1582 in Weisslingen, Zürich, Schweiz.
:: Date: 11 Feb 1582 Weisslingen, Zürich, Switzerland
: Child: [[Meili-11|Dorothea Meili]]
: Child: [[Meili-10|Hans Meili]]
: Child: [[Meili-8|Barbara Meili]]
== Sources ==
* Author: Barry Shantz Title: About PhpGedView Abbreviation: About PhpGedView Publication: http://www.phpgedview.net Page: http://FamilyConnections.ournetwork.net/individual.php?pid=I4785 Data: Text: This Individual was downloaded from: CONT http://FamilyConnections.ournetwork.net/individual.php?pid=I4785
== Acknowledgements ==* WikiTree profile Schuepp-1 created through the import of martins-clipping.ged on Aug 8, 2011 by [[Coggins-26 | Cody Coggins]]. See the [http://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:NetworkFeed&who=Schuepp-1 Changes page] for the details of edits by Cody and others.
* WikiTree profile Schuepp-2 created through the import of Welder Family Tree.ged on Sep 10, 2011 by [[Welder-2 | Deborah Anne Welder]]. See the [http://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:NetworkFeed&who=Schuepp-2 Changes page] for the details of edits by Deborah Anne and others.
* [[Landes-150|James Landes]] 7 Feb 2018.
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== Biography ==
Veronica is the daughter of John and Susanna (Landis) Hess of Pequea Twp., Lancaster County, Pa.
[[#Landis|Descendants of John Hess Brubacher...]], p. 9.
Zook genealogy lists birth date as 1760 and death year as 1843.
[[#Zook|Who Begot Thee]], p. 7.
"E56 '''Susanna Landis''', b. 1736; 10 ch.:m. '''John Hess''', d. 1778, Warwick Twp.; son of Jacob Hess (1706-1760) and Veronica [?Bar (BA5172.3) (b. ca. 1704)].:E561 '''Christian Hess''', b. Feb. 26, 1757; d. Nov. 30, 1816; miller; ordained a minister ca. 1800; lived in Salisbury Twp.:E562 '''Veronica Hess''', b. 1758; d. Dec. 14, 1841, bu. farm cem. near Walnut.
:E564 '''Susanna Hess''', b. 1763.
:E566 '''Judith Hess'''"
[[#GroffBookII|The Groff Book, Volume 2]], p. 90-91
== References ==
Susannah was born in 1736. She passed away in 1778.
Unsourced family tree handed down to [[Cronquist-9|Bob Cronquist]].
== Sources ==
*Jane Evans Best, "The Groff Book, Volume 2: A Continuing Saga", Groff History Associates, 1997, Ronks, Pennsylvania.* "Descendants of John Hess Brubacher of Juniata County & 'Cooper' John Sherk Brubacher of Ontario, Canada" by Landis H. Brubaker, c1977.
*"Who Begot Thee" - c. 1976 by Lois Ann Zook.*http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=brentrod&id=I18002 | LANDIS, Susanna (I208)
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== Biography ==
{{Died Young}}Anna was born in 1639. She was the daughter of [[Landis-620|Hans Landis]] and [[Bollier-23|Magdalena Bollier]]. She passed away in 1643.
Of the ten children born to Magdalena [Bollier-23] Landis wife of Hans Heinrich [Landis-502] three died in early childhood: Oswald [Landis-513], the firstborn died at age 8 on 27 April 1641. Anna [Landes-511], the fifth-born died at age 3 on 13 May 1643. Hans Heinrich [Landis-509] died at age 3 on 30 November 1648. The two boys (Oswald and Hans Heinrich) who died were "replaced" in name by later-born siblings. It would follow that Anna probably would have been "replaced" had a girl baby been born after Anna's demise.
At the dedication of baby Anna, the sponsors were: Osli Baumann and Anna Suter. The home/farm was Moosacher, Hirzel. Anna is listed or identified in the Samuel Wenger book as 1.3.4a.8.5 Working back in time thus she was the fifth child born of the eighth-born of the first wife of the 4th child of the of the 3rd child of Johannes [Landis-132] and Katharina [Schinz-2]. Anna or Klianna (little Anna) died as a toddler on 13 May 1642. Cause of death not recorded.
A census record of 1633 lists: 1633 Hirzel census for Moosacher shows Oswald Landis(60) and his son Hans Heinrich(22), with his wife Magdalena Bollier (23) and son Oswald. A census record of 1643 lists: 1643 Hirzel census for Moosacher shows Hans Heinrich Landis and his wife Magdalena Bollier (Anabaptists in exile) and 5 children – Vereneli(10), Barbli(7), Gredi(5), Hans Heinrich(2) and Osli(1/2). {Anna is not included as she was born and died between the two census report dates.}
== Sources ==
* Source: S-1051710959 Repository: [[#R-1791176915]] Title: Ancestry Family Trees Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. Page: Ancestry Family Tree Data: Text: http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=45964029&pid=629 * Repository: R-1791176915 Name: Ancestry.com Address: http://www.Ancestry.com Note:
1. LDS Film 996924 Hirzel KB image 25 page 44. for birth and image 181 page 355 for record of death.
2. "A Combined Landis/Landes Genealogy Report of the Descendants of Hans Landis and Katharina Schinz" compiled by Samuel E. Wenger in 2005. Mastoff Press.
3. Census records for 1633: image 683 page 594
4. Census records for 1643: image 242 page 453 | LANDIS, Anna (I869)
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== Biography ==
{{Switzerland Sticker}}
''This biography is a rough draft. It was auto-generated by a GEDCOM import and needs to be edited.''
=== Birth ===: 1530 Richterswil, , Canton Zurich, CH[Source: [[#S59]] Name: Page Data: Text: Online publication - Ancestry.com. OneWorldTree [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc.]
=== Marriage ===
: Husband: [[Bruppacher-3|Peter Bruppacher]]
: Wife: [[Strickler-62|Margaretha Strickler]]
: Child: [[Bruppacher-2|Anna Bruppacher]]: 1640[Source: [[#S59]] Name: Page Data: Text: Online publication - Ancestry.com. OneWorldTree [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc.]
== Sources ==
* WikiTree profile Strickler-62 created through the import of Foster-Volkenant.ged on May 31, 2011 by [[Foster-1729 | Terry Foster]].
* Source: S59 Abbreviation: Ancestry.com, One World Tree (sm) (Provo, UT, USA: Title: Ancestry.com, One World Tree (sm) (Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., n.d.) Subsequent Source Citation Format: Ancestry.com, One World Tree (sm) (Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., n.d.) BIBL Ancestry.com, One World Tree (sm) (Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., n.d.). Note: ABBR One World Tree (sm) TID 0 Name: Footnote Ancestry.com, One World Tree (sm) (Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., n.d.) Name: ShortFootnote Ancestry.com, One World Tree (sm) (Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., n.d.) Name: Bibliography Ancestry.com, One World Tree (sm) (Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., n.d.). Name: Page Data: Text: Online publication - Ancestry.com. OneWorldTree [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc.
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== Biography == Magdalena Hess was born on March 28, 1717, in Conestoga, Pennsylvania, her father, Hans, was 33, and her mother, Magdelena, was 29. She married Henry Jacob Stauffer in March 1735. She died in 1784 at the age of 67.
=== Bio Notes ===
* Name: Magdalena Hess
Parents: Hans John Hess Magdeline
Birth Place: Lancs, Pequea, PA
Birth Date: 28 Mar 1717
Death Place: Lancs
Death Date: 1792
Name: Magdalena Hess
Gender: Female
Birth Year: 1717
Spouse Name: Jacob Stauffer
Spouse Birth Year: 1712
Marriage
Year: 1735
Number Pages: 1
Name: Magdalena Hess
Relationship: Spouse
Birth Date: 1717
Household Members:
Name Relationship
Jacob Stauffer Head
Magdalena Hess Spouse
Magdalena was born after 1700.
== Sources ==
* Family Data Collection - Individual Records
* Family Data Collection - Individual Records No Image
* U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900
* Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Mennonite Vital Records, 1750-2014* Ancestry.com. Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Mennonite Vital Records, 1750-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015. Original data: Genealogical Card File. Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.* John Stauffer Memorial Association, Ringtown, Pa (1811). Records of the Proceedings of the John Stauffer Memorial Association ... The Association. p. 20. | HESS, Magdalena (I714)
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== Biography == : Lorenz Bär was born on 10 JUL 1580 in Hausen, Ober-Albis, Rathisberg, Zurich canton, Switzerland[Source: [[#S65]] Accessed 16 Feb., 2022 Text: 992. Lorenz Bar, born July 10, 1580 in Hausen Ober-Albis Ratlisberg, Switzerland Quality or Certainty of Data: 2][Source: [[#S163]] Page: p.16-17 Data: Date: OCT 1998 Text: Lorenz/Lenz Bar, bap. July 10, 1580, Hausen-bur. Dec. 9, 1617 Hausen. Lived in Albis. m. 1611 Anna Strehler, d. before 1634 No citations Quality or Certainty of Data: 3] He was the 5th child of Hans Bar and Cathrina Huber. He married Anna Strehler probably in 1611 in Ober-Albis, Zurich, Switzerland[Source: [[#S75]] Page: http://www.geni.com/people/Lorenz-Bar/6000000006580933237?through=6000000007178224021#/tab/timeline Data: Date: 28 MAR 2011 Text: unsourced Quality or Certainty of Data: 2][Source: [[#S44]] Page: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/SPDB-T7C Data: Date: 27 OCT 2007 Text: somewhat reliable CONT source cited: 1.International Genealogical Index The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints CONT Quality or Certainty of Data: 2][Source: [[#S163]] Page: p.11-12 Data: Date: OCT 1998 Text: Lorenz/Lenz Bar, bap. July 10, 1580, Hausen-bur. Dec. 9, 1617 Hausen. Lived in Albis. m. 1611 Anna Strehler, d. before 1634 No citations. However, author has used reliable sources of which some are from the Baer family in Switzerland Quality or Certainty of Data: 3]as their first child was born in 1612. Lorenz died on 9 DEC 1617 in Hausen, Ober-Albis, Rathisberg, Zurich canton, Switzerland[Source: [[#S65]] page: 26 Accessed 12 Feb., 2022 Text: died December 09, 1617 in Hausen Ober-Albis Ratlisberg, Switzerland. unsourced Quality or Certainty of Data: 2][Source: [[#S90]] Page: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:3133706&id=I482 Data: Date: 15 SEP 2006 Text: unsourced Quality or Certainty of Data: 2][Source: [[#S163]] Page: p.11-12 Data: Date: OCT 1998 Text: Lorenz/Lenz Bar, bap. July 10, 1580, Hausen-bur. Dec. 9, 1617 Hausen. Lived in Albis. m. 1611 Anna Strehler, d. before 1634 No citations Quality or Certainty of Data: 3].
:''Our Bar Lineage'''''
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=== Name ===: Name: Lorenz (Lenz) /Bar/[Source: [[#S10263]] ][Source: [[#S10251]] ][Source: [[#S10139]] Note: 10]
== Sources ==
* Source: S114 Record ID Number: MH:S166 User ID: 43AAD555-9C5C-4693-85F3-01F11DF5F174 UPD 05 SEP 2011 15:08:10 GMT-8 Title: CharlotteGamel Publication: charlottegamel.com * Source: S163 Record ID Number: MH:S215 User ID: 705670F7-5457-4679-90A8-BF2FEF7AB19F UPD 05 AUG 2012 07:05:59 GMT-8 Author: Jane Evans Best Title: A Bear Saga Update: Part Two Publication: Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage Oct. 1998* Source: S44 Record ID Number: MH:S96 User ID: E876581F-818A-4C01-A7ED-9AC130DA5B01 UPD 22 MAY 2011 00:54:22 GMT-8 Title: Pedigree Resource File Publisher: www.familysearch.org * Source: S65 Record ID Number: MH:S117 User ID: C128C79F-68A6-4876-A72A-28DC7E09B6A1 UPD 25 JUN 2011 11:08:03 GMT-8 Title: Ancestors of Charlotte Yancey 09/02/2008 Note: downloaded pdf. * Source: S75 Record ID Number: MH:S127 User ID: 5E9AF27F-C6B4-49C0-A378-85E9192E254B UPD 04 JUL 2011 13:52:33 GMT-8 Title: Geni.com Publication: Geni.com * Source: S90 Record ID Number: MH:S142 User ID: D347811C-DC21-40C4-AE86-F3AF7C5404E2 UPD 23 JUL 2011 11:20:53 GMT-8 Data: Agency: RootsWeb Author: Carole Henson Title: Carole Henson Publication: Ancestory.com * Source: S10139 Title: Emigrants, Refugees, and Prisoners, Volume III III Author: Richard Warren Davis Note: [[#NS101391]]
No NOTE record found with id NS101391.* Source: S10251 Title: Bear Saga Update: Part Two Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage Vol. 21, No. 4 15-28 Author: Jane Evans Best Publication: October, 1998 Note: [[#NS102511]] Repository: Call Number: Media: Book
No NOTE record found with id NS102511.* Source: S10263 Title: Bear Saga Update: Part One Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage Vol. 21, No. 3 11-26 Author: Jane Evans Best Publication: July, 1998 Note: [[#NS102631]] Repository: Call Number: Media: Book
No NOTE record found with id NS102631.* Source: SPGV1 Author: Barry Shantz Title: About PhpGedView Abbreviation: About PhpGedView Publication: http://www.phpgedview.net Page: http://FamilyConnections.ournetwork.net/individual.php?pid=I1748 Data: Text: This Individual was downloaded from: CONT http://FamilyConnections.ournetwork.net/individual.php?pid=I1748
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== Biography == Cathrina Meylin, born c.1612, daughter of Hans Meylin, the "Täuffer", married '''Johann Heinrich Funk''' (son of Jacob Funk of Ober Mettmenstetten) at Mettmenstetten on 20 Aug 1634. They were the parents of fourteen children baptised at Mettmenstetten between 1635 and 1653; it is likely that three of these were the individuals recorded as absent from the parish and "serving with the Anabaptists in the Palatinate" in 1661. [Best, Jane Evans (1989). "Swiss Emigrants from Albis, Part II : Rifferswil and Mettmenstetten" in ''Mennonite Family History'' Vol. VIII, No. 2, p.54. Elverson, PA : Mennonite Family History.] Their children are identified as :
# Anna b.c.1635
# Heinrich Funk b.c.1638
# Hans Heinrich b.c.1639
# Heinrich b.c.1641
# Rudolph b.c.1642 m. Elsbeth Scharrer
# Verena (c.1644 - 1647)
# Oswald (c.1645 - 1646)
# Elsbeth b.c.1648
# Hans Jacob b.c.1650 m. Verena Ringer
# Cathrina b.c.1651
# Anna b.c.1652
# Margaretha b.c.1653
It's believed that, between 1645 and 1647, Hans and Catherine also cared for Elisabeth and Verena Meylin, the daughters of Martin Meylin and Barbara Bär
Catherine died on 9 Apr 1681 in Ober Mettmenstetten.
==Research Notes==* Earlier version of profile recorded Catherine's death in Affoltern am Albis, without giving sources. Place of death has been amended here to be consistent with source.
* Kathrina and Heinrich had five children. At the death of Heinrich in 1666 the children ranged in age from the oldest age 31 (Anna) to 13 (Margaretha). The other three children were boys ranging in age from 30 (Jacob), 29 (Rudolph) and 28 (Heinrich). The boys had left home; Anna was married and had children of her own. Thus Kathrina and her 13-year-old daughter, Margaretha were alone. In 1668 the widow Katherine, then age 56, married Wendell Santman, then age 55. Nothing has been found about Wendell’s parentage or family. According to the legend, Wendell since their childhood had maintained a warm friendship with Kathrina and Heinrich. When Heinrich died, Wendell stepped in to help Kathrina. Two years later he became a full-time helpmate to Kathrina and a step-father figure to Margaretha. Twelve years later in 1680, Kathrina’s health began to deteriorate and then her condition markedly worsened until her death in 1681. Wendell proved to be a kind and devoted caregiver at the end of Kathrina's life.
* Thus he was well respected and liked by Anna and her sister Margaretha who by 1680 was age 27 and still at home also caring for her mother. Kathrina's daughter, Anna Meili [[Funck-115]] Bauman, as shown on her entry, died as a result of childbirth of her fifth child. Her mother, Kathrina, was very ill at the same time and Anna knew she, too, was about to die. Anna knew that her newborn was a boy. She asked those attending her deathbed that the boy's first name be Wendel. She wanted Wendell Santman to know how much the family appreciated his kindness and knew he was childless and would cherish her request that her baby is named after him.
* Anna in other biographies has been given the surname of Santmann, but at age 33 and already married, there would have been no reason that she would have taken on the last name of Santmann her step-father.
* Conflicts with Best (1989) who reports 14 children born to Catherine and Heinrich.
* [[Downey-1809]]: Several Cathrina Meili found on Ancestry International but no clear matches.
== Sources ==
See also:* Best, Jane Evans (1988). "A Bear Saga : The Birmensdorf Connection" in ''Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage'' Vol. XI, No. 2, pp.31-45. Lancaster, PA : Mennonite Life* Davis, Richard Warren. ''Emigrants, Refugees, and Prisoners, Volume II''
* {{FamilySearch|L8WY-3V1}} | MEILI, Cathrina (I1009)
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== Biography == Christian was the son of John Hess (1730-between 1778 to 1789) and Susanna Landis (1736 Manhein PA- April 23 1811 Warwick Twp PA). John was the son of Jacob Hess (abt 1706 Germany or Switzerland -1741 Lancaster Co PA) and Veronica 'Frona' or 'Fronica' Bear/ Bar (abt 1707 Ratlisberg, Zurich, Switzerland-1760 Warwick PA). Susanna was the daughter of Henry Landis (1700 Lancaster City PA-1760 Manheim) and Veronica Groff (abt 1710 Lancaster PA-between 1746 to 1754).
Christian was born in 1757. ["Pennsylvania, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Births and Baptisms, 1520-1999", , FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6CT5-TPHN : Fri Mar 08 11:04:46 UTC 2024), Entry for Christian Hess, 26 Feb 1757.]
He was married to Anna Metzler (Jan 10 1760-Dec 23 1816). They were the parents of the following known children:
#Henry Hess
#Elizabeth Hess
#John Hess (1777)
#Maria Hess (Dec 1 1781 Salisbury)
#Jacob Hess (1784)
#Anna Hess (Nov 21 1785 Salisbury)
#David Hess (Dec 28 1786)
#Christian Hess (Dec 29 1787 Salisbury)
#Susanna Hess (Dec 29 1795 Salisbury)
#Barbara Hess (Aug 11 1798 Salisbury)
["E561 '''Christian Hess''', b. Feb. 26, 1757; d. Nov. 30, 1816; miller; ordained a minister ca. 1800; lived in Salisbury Twp.:m. '''Anna Metzler''', b. Jan. 16, 1760; d. Dec. 23, 1816, bu. farm cem.; dau of Valentine Metzler and Anna Nissley.]
:E5611 '''John Hess''', 3 ch.
:E5612 '''Anna Hess''', b. Nov. 21, 1785; d. Sept. 3, 1866.
:E5613 '''David Hess''', b. Dec. 28, 1786; d. Sept. 10, 1799; single.:E5614 '''Christian Hess''', b. Dec. 29, 1787; d. Sept. 26, 1857; miller, Salisbury Twp.
:E5615 '''Jacob Hess'''
:E5616 '''Henry Hess'''
:E5617 '''Elizabeth Hess'''
:E5618 '''Maria Hess'''
:E5619 '''Susanna Hess'''
:E5610 '''Barbara Hess''', b. Aug. 2, 1798; d. June 9, 1877."
[[#GroffBookII|The Groff Book, Volume 2]], p. 90
Christian passed in 1816. ["Pennsylvania, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Deaths and Burials, 1856-1971", , FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6CYD-DB92 : Fri Mar 08 11:04:46 UTC 2024), Entry for Christian Hess, 1816.]
He was buried in Hess Cemetery, Leacock, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/157694373/christian-hess: accessed July 15, 2024), memorial page for Rev Christian Hess (26 Feb 1757–30 Nov 1816), {{FindAGrave|157694373}}, citing Hess Cemetery, Leacock, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA; Maintained by kw (contributor 48358814).]
Family records state that Christian and his wife were buried in the Hess Family Burial Ground in Salisbury, which is believed to be this cemetery listed in Leacock.
== Sources ==
See also:*Jane Evans Best, "The Groff Book, Volume 2: A Continuing Saga", Groff History Associates, 1997, Ronks, Pennsylvania.
*{{FamilySearch|LZ25-VT9}}
== Acknowledgments ==* Thank you to [[G-203 | Bren G]] for creating WikiTree profile Hess-787 through the import of Glick Family Tree.ged on Feb 6, 2013.
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== Biography == David Groff was the youngest son of Hans Groff, the Swiss pioneer, and his wife Susanna Kendig, born about 1722. Some sources indicate birthdate as July 1, 1720.
Place of birth has been listed as either Germantown, PA or Earl Twp, Lancaster Co PA. Since Hans Graff had purchased land in Earl Twp in 1717, I have listed the place of birth of David as Earl Twp, Lancaster Co, PA.
David's father Hans Graff was born about 1661 in Switzerland and came to Germantown, PA in 1696. Within the next few years Hans became a man of wealth and prominence. Hans died in 1746, his will was proved May 7, 1746. In his will, Hans left a plantation or equivalent of a plantation to each of his 10 children. [[http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Groff,_Hans_(1661-1746)&oldid=81464 Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online]]
The family were Mennonites. The Groffdale church was built on this farm in 1755, the center of a thriving congregation. Hans's sons Peter and David, his son-in-law Henry Landis, together with Hans's brother Martin (d. 1760) as minister, formed the nucleus of this Mennonite community. The first-known bishop of this congregation, Christian Burkholder, married a granddaughter of Hans Groff. Hans and his son David furnished the meeting place for the congregation in the early days in their homes.[http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Groff,_Hans_(1661-1746)&oldid=81464][[[#GroffBookII|The Groff Book, Volume 2]], page 83.]
David was listed as a distiller in the 1758 Earl Twp, Lancaster County lists with 275 acres at the time.
Spouse and children: [[[#GroffBookII|The Groff Book, Volume 2]], p. 101-103]
"E9 '''David Groff''' (was E0), b. 1720 or 1721; d. Nov. 17, 1784, bu. Groffdale Cem., Earl Twp.; distiller; 4 ch.
:m. '''Barbara Moyer''' (?MC1373), b. 1722; inv. Jan. 5, 1815.:E91 '''John Groff''' (was E01), b. 1745; d. June 7, 1796, Earl Twp.; on Feb. 27, 1796, gave land in Lampeter Twp. to 2 sons; 6 ch.
:E92 '''Anna Groff''' (was E02), b. ca. 1747; d. by 1783; 2 ch.
:E93 '''Barbara Groff''', b. ca. 1749; d. by 1783; 4 ch.:E94 '''David Groff''' (was E04), b. 1757; d. Feb. 7, 1784, bu. Groffdale Cem.; distiller; 4 ch."
Died 17 Nov 1784, Earl Twp, Lancaster Co, PA
Lancaster Co Orphans Court Record of June 8, 1785 refers to the son of David Groff who died a few months before David Groff senior. The Barbara Graff mentioned as an heir to David Groff in 1785 was the daughter of David Groff Jr and not the Barbara Groff who married Christian Binkley.
Buried in Groffdale Mennonite Brick Church Cemetery, Leola, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA [Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/69998449/david-graff: accessed 05 July 2023), memorial page for David Graff (1721–17 Nov 1784), {{FindAGrave|69998449}}, citing Groffdale Mennonite Brick Church Cemetery, Leola, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA; Maintained by roots56 (contributor 47495118).]
=== Will ===
David wrote his will 22 Sep 1783 and it was probated 23 Nov 1784. In his will he lists his heirs including the children of his daughter Barbara Binkley, late the wife of Christian Binkley. The children of Barbara Binkely are listed as David and Barbara Binkley. David’s wife Barbara and friend David Martin were listed as executors.["Pennsylvania Probate Records, 1683-1994," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G99B-VVM3?cc=1999196&wc=9PM8-7MQ%3A268493801%2C268532101 : 3 July 2014), Lancaster > Wills 1784-1796 vol E-F > image 70 of 586; county courthouses, Pennsylvania.]
References wife Barbara. David's children mentioned in Will are John, David, Ann and Barbara. Both Ann (m. Jacob Erb) and Barbara (m. Christian Binckly) were already deceased at the time of writing, so their inheritances were specified as given to their children, David and John Erb, and David and Barbara Binckly. Barbara (David's wife) and David Martin were named executors, and the will was written September 22, 1783. Witnessed by Mark Martin and Mark Grove. Proved November 24, 1784.
===Family Bible===Hans Groff had brought with him from Europe the 1580 Froschauer Bible. Levi W. Groff, the great grandson of David Groff, inserted a five page statement in the bible in 1892. In it he described the family of Hans Groff and of his great grandfather David Groff.[Statement of Levi W. Groff, dated 4 Jul 1876, in Mennonite Research Journal, Jul 1970, p 28]
===Lancaster Deed===As the youngest son, David was granted the homestead plantation of 200 acres by his siblings, July 30, 1746.
Lancaster Co PA Deeds C-322, dated 30 Jul 1746:''This Indenture made the thirtieth day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and forty six, Between Susanna Graffe of the county of Lancaster in the province of Pennsylvania widow, Peter Graffe of the same county yeoman and Barbara his wife, Samuel Graffe of the same county yeoman and Christina his wife, Mark Graffe of the same county and Anna his wife, Daniel Graffe of the same and Mary his wife, Hans Graffe of the same and Elizabeth his wife, Peter Good who marryed Anna one of the daughters of Hans Graffe deceased of the same yeoman, Henry Landus of the same and Fronika one of the daughters of the said Hans Graffe his wife, and Mary Fry widow one of the daughters of the said Hans Graffe deceased of the one part and David Graffe one the same county yeoman of the other part, Whereas the Honourable John Penn Thomas Penn and Richard Penn Esquires true and absolute proprietaries and governors in chief of the said province by their patent under the hand of the said Thomas Penn and the Great Seal of the said province bearing date the eighteenth day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and thirty seven granted to Hans Graffe of the county of Lancaster deceased a certain tract of fourteen hundred and nineteen acres of land and the usual allowance situate in Earl town in the said county to hold to him his heirs and assigns forever as by the said patent recorded in the office for recording of deeds for the city and county of Philadelphia in Book A, Volume 8 page 292 the nineteenth of November following may more at large appear, And Whereas the said Hans Graffe by his last will and testament bearing date the eighth day of November in the year of our Lord 1738 duly proved the 7th May 1746 and remaining in the registers office at Lancaster devised all his messuages lands tenements and hereditaments whatsoever unto the said Susanna Graffe then wife of the said Hans Graffe and to Peter Graffe Samuel Graffe Mark Graffe Daniel Graffe David Graffe Ann Graffe Fronika Graffe and Mary Graffe above named children of the said Hans Graffe and whereas the said Hans Graffe in his life time after the making of his said will conveyed to his said sons Peter Samuel Mark and Daniel their respective shares of the said fourteen hundred and nineteen acres of land and also advanced to his daughters Anna wife of Peter Good and Mary then wife of John Kry since deceased their respective shares of his said estate reserving in his own hands the plantation on which he lived with the quantity of five hundred acres of land to be divided amongst his sons Hans Graffe and David Graffe and his daughter Fronika now wife of Henry Landus in manner following viz, the plantation on which he lived with two hundred acres of land to David Graffe, two hundred acres adjoining it to Hans Graffe, and the remaining one hundred acres to Fronika wife of Henry Landus and the said Hans Graffe departing this life without altering the said will abovementioned and trusting to his said widow and children to join in a release and conveyance of the lands above to his said sons Hans and David and his daughter Fronika in manner above by him directed, Now This Indenture Witnesseth that the said Susanna Graffe Peter Graffe Peter Graff and Barbara his wife Samuel Graffe and Christina his wife Mark Graffe Anna his wife Daniel Graffe and Mary his wife Hans Graffe and Elizabeth his wife Peter Good Henry Landus and Fronika his wife and Mary Kry in discharge of the trust reposed in them by the said Hans Graffe deceased and for the making an equal distribution of his lands according to his directions as above set forth as also in consideration of the sum of five shillings to each of the parties hereto respectively paid by the said David Graffe the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged have and each and every of them hath granted assigned released and confirmed and by these presents do and each and every of them doth grant assign release and confirm unto the said David Graffe his heirs and assigns all that certain plantation and tract of land situate in Earl town in the county aforesaid beginning at a corner white oak thence north north west one hundred and five perches to a post a corner of David Graffes land thence by the said David Graffs land north seventy two degrees east one hundred and four perches to a post thence by the said north thirty seven degrees west sixty perches to a hickery thence north fifty eight degrees east sixty eight perches to a black oak thence by the same east by south one hundred and seventy eight perches to a Spanish oak thence south by east seventy five perches to a white oak thence north sixty degrees west one hundred and six perches to a post thence south eight degrees west one hundred and fifty five perches to a post thence north sixty degrees west forth three perches to a post then south forty two degrees west one hundred and thirty six perches to a post thence north north west thirty perches to white oak and west north west twenty perches to the place of beginning, Containing two hundred acres and allowance being part of the tract of fourteen hundred and nineteen acres above mentioned, Together with all and singular the improvements rights members and appurtenances whatsoever to the same belonging or in anywise appertaining and the reversions and remainders rents issues and profits thereof and all the estate right title interest property claim and demand of the said Susanna Graffe Peter Graffe and Barbara his wife Samuel Garffe and Christina his wife Mark Graffe and Anna his wife Daniel Graffe and Mary his wife Hans Graffe and Elizabeth his wife Peter Good Henry Landus and Fronika his wife and Mary Kry of in and to the said premises hereby granted and true copies of all deeds evidences and writings concerning the same to be had and made at the proper costs and charges of the said David Graffe his heirs and assigns, To Have and to hold the said plantation and tract of two hundred acres of land hereditaments and premises hereby granted with their and every of their appurtenances unto the said David Graffe and his heirs to the only proper use and behoof of the said David Graffe his heirs and assigns forever under the yearly quit rent due and to become due and payable to the chief Lord or Lords of the fee thereof and the said Susanna Graffe Peter Graffe and Barbara his wife Samuel Graffe and Christina his wife Mark Graffe and Anna his wife Daniel Graffe and Mary his wife Hans Graffe and Elizabeth his wife Peter Good Henry Landus and Fronika his wife and Mary Kry severally and apart and not jointly and for their several heirs executors admors and assigns do severally and apart covenant and grant to and with the said David Graffe his heirs and assigns that he the said David Graffe his heirs and assigns shall and may from henceforth forever hereafter paeaceably and quietly have hold occupy possess and enjoy the said plantation and tract of two hundred acres of land and premises before granted and released unto the said David Graffe free and discharged of and from all other estate rights titles interest charges and incumbrances whatsoever had made or suffered or hereafter to be had made or suffered of or by the said Susanna Graffe Peter Graffe and Barbara his wife Samuel Graffe and Christina his wife Mark Graffe and Anna his wife Daniel Graffe and Mary his wife Hans Graffe and Elizabeth his wife Peter Good Henry Landus and Fronika his wife and Mary Kry or any of them their or any of their heirs or assigns and that without any lett hindrance interruption or denial of them the said Susanna Graffe Peter Graffe and Barbara his wife Samuel Graffe and Christina his wife Mark Graffe and Anna his wife Daniel Graffe and Mary his wife Hans Graffe and Elizabeth his wife Peter Good and Henry Landus and Fronika his wife and Mary Kry or any of them their or any of their heirs or assigns or of any other person or persons lawfully claiming by from or under them or any of them, In Witness whereof the said parties to these presents have set their hands and seals hereunto interchangeably the day and year above written. Hans (X) Graffe, Elisabeth (X) Graff, Henry Landus, Fronika (X) Landes, Mary (X) Kry, Mark (X) Graff, Anna (X) Graff, Daniel Graff, Maria (X) Graff, Peter Good, Susannah (X) Graff, Peter (X) Graff, Barbara (X) Graff, Samuel Graff, Christina (X) Graff.''Sealed and delivered in the presence of us by Hans Graffe Henry Landus and Mary Kry. Tho. Cookson, Isaac Leaman.''Susannah Graff Peter Graff Barbara Graff Samuel Graff Christina Graff Mark Graff Anna Graff Daniel Graff Maria Graff Peter Good Elisabeth Graff Fronica Landes Sealed and delivered in the presence of us, Elias Merger, Christian Moseman, Andrew Moseman.''Personally appeared before me Emanuel Carpenter one of the justices of the peace in and for the county of Lancaster the within named Susannah Graff Peter Graff Barbara Graff Samuel Graff Christina Graff Mark Graff Anna Graff Daniel Graff Maria Graff Peter Good Hans Graff Elizabeth Graff Henry Landis Fronica Landes and Mary Kry, and Acknowledged the within conveyance to be their deed and desired the same to be recorded as such, Witness my hand and seal the eleventh day of August Anno Domini 1746. Emanual Carpenter.
''Recorded the 5th day of April 1752.''I Benjamin Longenecker do certify that the foregoing instrument was duly recorded in Record Book C page 322 during the official term of my predecessor in office which said instrument was left for record April 5th 1752 and having been uncertified is now certified as required by law. Benjamin Longenecker, Recorder.[Lancaster Co PA Deeds C-322, dated 30 Jul 1746]
== Sources ==
See also:* Jane Evans Best, "The Groff Book, Volume 2: A Continuing Saga", Groff History Associates, 1997, Ronks, Pennsylvania.
* {{FamilySearch|LTGZ-6KG}} | GRAFF, David Kendig (I960)
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== Biography == Isaac Bear. [Source: [[#S189]] Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission; Records of the Office of the Comptroller General, RG-4; Tax & Exoneration Lists, 1762-1794; Microfilm Roll: 328][Source: [[#S174]] Wills, 1730-1908; Index, 1729-1947; Author: Lancaster County (Pennsylvania). Register of Wills; Probate Place: Lancaster, Pennsylvania]
===Immigration===
:1740
===Residence===
:1773. Manheim, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. [Source: [[#S189]]]
:1772. Manheim, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. [Source: [[#S189]]]
===Died===:12 APR 1774. Manheim, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States. [Source: [[#S174]] ]
===Probate===
:1774. Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA. [Source: [[#S174]]]
== Sources ==
* Source: S174 Ancestry.com Pennsylvania, Wills and Probate Records, 1683-1993 Publication: Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2015* Source: S189 Ancestry.com Pennsylvania, Tax and Exoneration, 1768-1801 Publication: Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2011
: '''1774 Will'''
: ''Isaac Bear'' of Manham Twp, Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania, yeoman
: Will written: 24 January 1774
: Will proven: 12 April 1774
: Wife: Barbara
: Son Jacob Bear
: Son: Isaac Bear
: Son: John Bear
: Other children mentioned but not named
: Names a Lisbeth Bender
: Christian, son of nephew Christian Rathvan
: Executers: Son John Bear and John Bender
: Witnesses: Samuel Bear, Martin Mayer, Henry Steiner: [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G99B-VZXL?i=464&wc=9PM8-4WY%3A268493801%2C268514701&cc=1999196 Pennsylvania Probate Records] Vol B page 647 (found on page 465/514)
: ……...
==Acknowledgments==:WikiTree profile Bear-209 created through the import of Fortune Family Tree.ged on Feb 27, 2012 by [[Fortune-193 | Steven Fortune]]. | BEAR, Isaac (I744)
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== Biography == Location of death either (1) Pennsylvania, USA, (2) Keedysville, Washington Co., MD, or (3) Sharpsburg, Washington Co., MD.
=== Birth ===
::Birth date: 1697, Germantown, PA
::Map:
::Latitude: N39.953333
::Longitude: W75.17
::State: Pennsylvania
=== Death ===
::Death Date: 1780, Sharpsburg,MD
::Map:
::Latitude: N39.457778
::Longitude: W77.749444
:: Sharpsburg, Maryland
=== Marriage ===
::Event: Marriage
::Date: 1733
::Place: Lancaster County, PA
::Map:
::Latitude: N40.039722
::Longitude: W76.304444
::State: Pennsylvania
::Country: United States
=== Burial ===
::Event: Burial
::Place: Keedysville, Maryland
::Map:
::Latitude: N39.488611
::Longitude: W77.698611
::City: Keedysville
::State: Maryland
::Country: United States
=== Name ===: Name: Hans John /Grove/[Source: [[#S-1094137378]] Page: SAR Membership Number: 72737 APID: 1,2204::738583]
== Notes on Proposed Merge ==Some notes on birth/death dates and other information, for consideration for potential merge with Groff-364.
=== Birth Date ===The only source in this profile that is not simply someone's (unpublished) family tree is the Sons of the Revolutionary War application source. Looking on Ancestry.com by the SAR Membership number 72737, I could not find the record referenced. Moreover, I found another SAR Application with the birth year of 1697 crossed out in favor of "C. 1717".[SAR membership ID 89142]
The only source I have seen with the 1697 date is the Lancaster Mennonite Vital Records, however I have found these records in general to be not very reliable (the same index card with the 1697 date lists John's wife Elizabeth Carpenter as the daughter of Emanuel, has six of the original eleven children listed for John Groff and Elizabeth Carpenter crossed out by hand, and has other hand-made corrections for dates, for example). I therefore do not consider the 1697 date to have a real source.
The 1697 birth date also conflicts substantially with all sources on the life of Hans Graf, which hold that Jacob was his oldest son and the only son by his first wife. John is one of his younger children.
=== Death Date ===Years for John's death that I've seen are 1780, 1788 and 1797. 1780 has appeared on SAR applications, and also in "North America, Family Histories" which I believe is a compilation of lineages from Daughters of the American Revolution applications.[p. 171, "Lineage Book : NSDAR : Volume 142 : 1918". Ancestry.com. North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2016.Original data:]. The FindAGrave entry has 1788 even while including a picture of the gravestone with the 1797 date. The gravestone and Groff Book, Vol 2, cite the 1797 date, and there is a will that fits that date as well as the correct children's names. It seems to me that the most reliable sources all support the 1797 date and do not suggest that the John Groff who is the son of Hans Graf and Susanna (Kendig? Orndorf?) have death dates of 1780 or 1788. There is moreover a will associated with the 1797 date (written in 1787, perhaps explaining how some sources got to 1788).["Maryland Register of Wills Records, 1629-1999," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-GT15-96VK?cc=1803986&wc=SNYC-FM3%3A146535301%2C147314001 : 20 May 2014), Frederick > Wills 1794-1803 vol 3 > image 95 of 332; Hall of Records, Annapolis.]
=== Marriage(s) ===Sources seem pretty consistent that John married a daughter of Henry Carpenter, and also married an Elizabeth. The Groff Book has these as separate wives, while other sources assume they were one and the same, an Elizabeth Carpenter, or perhaps hold that he married first an Elizabeth Carpenter and then later another Elizabeth. I do not believe we need to sort out for certain the truth of these marriages before merging these profiles.
=== Conclusion ===There are many other John Groffs in the vicinity of Lancaster PA around this time, and there may be one with some of these other birth/death dates. But I believe we can be fairly assume that the most likely dates for the son of the Hans Graf attached as father to this profile are (ca. 1715 - 1797), and merge this profile with Groff-364.
== Sources ==
See also:* Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/16010426/hans-graf_groff: accessed 21 September 2023), memorial page for Hans “John” Graf Groff Jr. (1715–14 Mar 1788), {{FindAGrave|16010426|sameas=no}}, citing J. W. Vickers Farm Cemetery (near Bakersville), Washington County, Maryland, USA; Maintained by Linda Palmer Farbry (contributor 48227636).* Source: Title: My Archives Author: Colin Grove Data Changed: Date: 31 DEC 2011 Time: 04:40:03
* Source: Title: Crouch Family Tree
* Source: Title: Rhodes Family Genealogy Author: Carl Rhodes * Source: S-1094137378 Title: U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970 Author: Ancestry.com Publication: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. APID: 1,2204::0 * Source: Title: Ancestry Family Trees Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. Note: This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Tree files. This source citation points you to a current version of those files. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed or changed information since this source citation was created. Page: Ancestry Family Tree Data: Text: http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=47562931&pid=343
==Acknowledgements==* WikiTree profile Groff-216 created through the import of Welder Family Tree.ged on Sep 10, 2011 by [[Welder-2 | Deborah Anne Welder]]. * WikiTree profile Groff-248 created through the import of colin_grove.ged on Jan 1, 2012 by [[Grove-402 | Colin Grove]]. See the [http://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:NetworkFeed&who=Groff-248 Changes page] for the details of edits by Colin and others.
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== Biography == Otto was born 11 May 1496, the second son of Philipp, Graf zu Solms-Lich and his wife Adriane von Hanau-Munzenberg.[Solms-Laubach, Rudolph Graf zu, ''Geschichte des Grafen und Fürstenhauses Solms,'' Frankfurt am Main: Adelmann, 1865. p. 230. Digital image, ''Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Düsseldorf'' (http://digital.ub.uni-duesseldorf.de/ihd/content/titleinfo/8208673 : accessed 25 July 2019).] His elder brother Reinhard was to succeed in Lich, but Otto was to inherit Laubach, but died before his father on 14 May 1522.
He had married in 1519, about 8 September, Anna von Mecklenburg, daughter of Magnus II, Herzog von Mecklenburg, and widow of Wilhelm II 'des Mittleren', Landgraf von Hessen.[Knetsch, Carl. ''Das Haus Brabant: Genealogie der Herzoge von Brabant und der Landgrafen von Hessen''. Vol. 1. - Vom 9. Jahrhundert bis zu Philipp dem Grossmütigen. Darmstadt: Historischer Verein für das Grossherzogtum Hessen, 1917. Digital image, Philipps Universität Marburg, Universitätbibliothek http://archiv.ub.uni-marburg.de/eb/2015/0060/view.html : viewed 25 July 2019.]
They had three children;
#Maria von Solms-Laubach, born before 16 July 1520#Friedrich Magnus, born 1521, succeeded his father as Graf zu Solms-Laubach;
#Anna von Solms-Laubach, married Ludwig Kasimir, Graf von Hohenlohe
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== Sources ==
See also:
*Bilgen, Albrecht Otto, ''Genealogia: Das ist: Stammbaum/ Geburts oder Geschlechts Register/ deß hochlöblichen Gräfflichen Hauses/ Solms/ von Siebenhundert Jahren her/ biß auff diese jetzige Zeit in XIII. Gradus ordentlich und verständiglich abgetheilt''; Franckfurt am Meyn : Unckel ; Franckfurt am Meyn : Weiss, 1622. Digital image, ''Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Sachsen-Anhalt,'' (https://digitale.bibliothek.uni-halle.de/vd17/content/titleinfo/857198 : accessed 25 July 2019).
*Raimar, Wolfgang, ''Ahnentafel von König Ludwig II. von Bayern''. Neustadt an der Aisch: Verlag Degener, 1997.
*Schaum, J.C., ''Das Grafen- und Fürstenhaus Solms ist gleichzeitig mit dem Hause Nassau aus salischem Königs-Stamme erblühet und dessen ältester Stammsitz Braunfels''; Frankfurt am Main: Hermann, 1828. Digital image, ''Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Düsseldorf'', (https://digital.ub.uni-duesseldorf.de/ihd/content/titleinfo/7827424 : accessed 25 July 2019. | SOLMS-LICH, Otto (I1073)
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== Biography =='''Birth and parents''' : Durs was born c.1611 in Switzerland.[Davis, Richard Warren (1994) "Swiss Anabaptist Refugees of 1671" in ''Mennonite Family History'' vol.13 no.1, p.6. Elverson, PA : Mennonite Family History : References the ''List of Anabaptists exiled from Switzerland and living in the Dirmstein district in the Pfalz, December 14, 1671. Taken by Valentine Hutwole, Minister.'']According to Newman & Newman, he was the son of Ullrich, who was the son of Hans. Citing the April 6, 1672 Palatine Census in which he was 60, they say he was born in 1610, probably in Ober Kneubuhl, BE, CH. [Newman, George Frederick and Dieter Eby Newman. ''The AEBI-EBY families of Switzerland, Germany and North America 1550-1850''. Eds. Ann L. Newman and Tara B. Newman, NMN Enterprises Ltd., Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania. Pages 120-121. ] The earliest records found by Newman & Newman for him were in StAB, ''Affoltern im Emmenthal Church Book'' on 17 March 1733, and in the StAB, ''Sumiswald Church Book'', on 20 April 1643, when he appeared as Tauf Zeugen.
'''1st Marriage and Children''': He married, about 1630, probably in Oberkneubuhl, BE CH, Elsbeth Aeschelman, born c. 1611, probably in Ruegsau, BE, CH. They were the parents of at least four children, born between about 1631 and 1643. [Newman & Newman.] [ Their children included :]
# Andreas b.c.1631, died after May 25, 1683.
'''2nd Marriage''': Durs married Margaret Steiner. They are not known to have had any children. She died after July 15, 1681, probably in Trachselwald. [Newman & Newman.]
In 1671 or maybe April 6, 1672, a list of Anabaptists who had been exiled from Switzerland, and who had sought refuge in the Dirmstein region of the Pfaltz, included Thurs Abi (age 60), living in Ehrstadt with his wife, Margaret Steiner (age 62) and four children. The neighbouring household was occupied by Andreas Abi (age 40) and his wife Elsbeth Phadt, with eight children aged 1-18 years.[ It is assumed that Andreas was a child of Durs and Margaret.]
Durs is reported to have returned to Switzerland, and to have been captured several times, imprisoned at least once (for 16 days in 1679) and to have been exiled again. By 1681 he was living in Emmenthal.
The last record found for him:
The last note on Durs Aebi in Bernese records is an entry in the council manual of May 26, 1684, according to which, among others, the "aged and lame Aebi from Emmental" had escaped from the orphanage. Once again the order went out to the Grossweibel to investigate how this could have happened and who was the one who helped the Anabaptists to escape.[ Website ''Paths to Freedom - Durs Aebi and Margret Steiner from Sumiswald, at https://wege-zur-freiheit.ch/en/verfolgt-und-vertrieben/durs-aebi-und-margret-steiner, citing StABE, A II 511, 408f.]
Newman and Newman state that he died after May 26, 1684, probably in Trachselwald.
==Research Notes==
There appear to have been several men of this name in the area at the time. Care needed to ensure they have not been confused or conflated.
Earlier version of the profile recorded :* He may be the Ursus (Durs, for Dorus) AEBI, b. 5 Mar 1610, recorded at Oberbuchsiten as son of Johannes AEBI, b. c1579 and Elisabeth WAGNER. A man of this name appears also at Barschwil in the 1630s, where he married first Verena GROLLIN and 2nd Maria KARN about 1640. The Newmans give his wife only as Margreth STEINER. Richard Davis in Mennosearch in 2010 lists a dozen families of AEBIs at Oberbuchsiten, Solothurn, during the 1600s. Solothurn is N of Bern, toward Basel. [A man of this name also appears in parish burial records in Oberbuchsiten in 1636,["Schweiz, Katholische und Reformiert Kirchenbücher, 1418-1996", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6F8Q-YT75 : 5 April 2023), Ursus Aebi, 1636.] and another in 1643.["Schweiz, Katholische und Reformiert Kirchenbücher, 1418-1996", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6F8Q-YTDJ : 5 April 2023), Ursus Abÿ, 1643.] There does not seem to be any reason to assume that Ursus b.1610 left Oberbuchsiten.]* Some sources suggest that "The man in Ehrstädt is probably Durss AEBI of 'a village north of the Emmental', a Catholic priest who was excommunicated in 1666 for teaching Anabaptist ideas. By 1670 he was a teacher himself among the Anabaptists."[Ruth, John Landis (2001). "The Earth Is the Lord’s : A Narrative History of the Lancaster Mennonite Conference" in ''Studies in Anabaptist and Mennonite History'', No. 39, p.108. Scottsdale, PA: Herald.] Also cited in "the Eby Report", Durst AEBI was from Oberbuchsiten, Solothurn, Switzerland and was a Catholic Priest at Barschwil up until he was excommunicated in 1666 and became an Anabaptist minister. [This seems unlikely, given that he apparently had children born in the 1640's.]* 6 Apr 1672 Thoirs ÄBJ was recorded as age 60, his wife Margriet STEINER 62, at Ehrstädt when the Holland Mennonites listed those who needed help in the Kraichgau. They had 4 children with them, married. It is probable that they were in Germany prior to 14 Dec 1671, when they were listed in an enumeration of Anabaptists in the Pfalz. The next family listed was Andries ÄBJ age 40 with wife Lysbet PLADT and 8 children aged 18 to 1 year. [Note this text had referenced Davis (1994) in ''Mennonite Family History'', but that document names Thors Abi (age 60, with wife Margaret Steiner and four children) in the 1671 list, and does not include them in the 1672 list.] Theodor Blück says this Thoers ÄBJ was on land owned by the Von DEGENFELD family and that he was the uncle of the Durst EBY who emigrated to American and died Sept 1727 in Earl Tp. [Note other sources give that Dors was the grandfather, not uncle, of Durst Eby who emigrated to Pennsylvania.] * Durss AEBI and his family were expelled from Switzerland in 1672 and their property confiscated. After 7 years in the Kraichgau, Durss and Margaretha returned to Switzerland. He was hunted as an Anabaptist leader. Davis says he has found no further trace of Durs & Margretha but the Newmans say he is shown in Bern records after having returned there some time after 14 May 1679, per Trachselwald District Accounting records. In 1683 his son Andreas wrote to the Swiss authorities trying to get back the confiscated estate, and the reply to his letter states that his father Durss AEBI is still alive and living in the orphanage at Trachselwald. (Source needed.)* Davis on MennoSearch says : ''He was chased out of the country several times by the government because he was an Anabaptist. He was for part of the following years in prison; 1670, 1671, 1679, 1680, 1681, 1682, 1683 and 1684. He was listed as a Swiss Anabaptist refugee living at Ehrstadt, Baden, Germany, age about 60 with his wife Margaret STEINER, age 62. It stated that they had four children, married. His son Andreas was listed next to him. He signed a letter in 1672 in the Pfalz as one of the ministers of the west side of the Rhine River.'' [Document Nr. 117: Mennonite Church Archives in the Amsterdam Municipal Archives, inv. nr. 1411 (written 2/12 February 1672, received 19 February). Letter from the Swiss clergy - Ully SEYLLER, D. ABI, Ully MULER, Peter GUTT, Georg LIECHTE, Hans REYST, Hans WEINMETS, Kristen HER, and Jost ÜNGEL [ENGEL?].]
== Sources ==
See also :
*{{FamilySearch|G9XT-ZS9}}.* "Schweiz, Katholische und Reformiert Kirchenbücher, 1418-1996", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:66JV-JCCW : 4 April 2023), Urs Abi, 1631. Marriage of Urs Abi and Elsbet Eschlimann on 24 Jan 1631 in Oberburg, Bern, Switzerland. | AEBI, Durs (I935)
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== Biography =='''Veronika Fronegg Bar''' was born on 17 Apr 1642 in Hausen, Zurich, Schweiz, daughter of [[Bär-304|Hans Bär]] (<1612–1659) and [[Huber-382|Verena Huber]] (<1615–1676).
Her siblings were:
* [[Baer-97|Jakob Baer]] (1636–1704)
* [[Baer-89|Lorenz Baer]] (1639–1687)
* [[Bar-272|Veronica Bar]] (~1642–1725)
* [[Baer-108|Adelheid Baer]] (1646–1646)
* [[Bär-305|Hans Heinrich Bär]] (1648–1715)
* [[Bar-514|Hans Heinrich Bar]] (1651–1731)
* [[Bär-311|Felix Bär]] (1654–1689)
Veronika died on 21 Jan 1715 in Hausen, Zurich, Schweiz, aged 72.
Veronika married '''[[Naf-26|Heinrich Naf]]''' (born on 18 Oct 1640 in Hausen, Zurich, Switzerland; son of [[Neff-857|Franz Neff]] and [[Waber-28|Anna Waber]]) on 1 Apr 1663 in Hausen, Canton Zurich, Switzerland.
== Sources ==
* Ancestry.com. Germany, Select Births and Baptisms, 1558-1898 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014.* Ancestry.com. U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc, 2010.* Ancestry.com. Web: Netherlands, GenealogieOnline Trees Index, 1000-2015 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014. | BAR, Veronika Fronegg (I762)
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== Biography ==: Name: Daniel /Groff/[Source: [[#S10387]] ][Source: [[#S10120]] Note: 1064][Source: [[#S10221]] Note: 63]
"E7 '''Daniel Groff''', b. ca. 1714; wp. Mar. 10, 1772; 4 ch.
:m. '''Mary ______'''.
:E71 '''Anna Mary Groff''', b. before 1739; d. Nov. 13, 1795; 9 ch.
:E72 '''Barbara Groff''', b. Nov. 11, 1739; d. after Apr. 6, 1772.
:E73 '''Christian Groff''', b. 1755; wp. May 8, 1834, Earl Twp.
:E74 '''Daniel Groff''', b. after 1751; wp. Apr. 30, 1785, Earl Twp."
[[#GroffBookII|The Groff Book, Volume 2]], p. 97-98
=== Will ===Written January 16, 1772. References wife named Mary. Sons referenced are Christian Graff (elder) and Daniel Graff (younger). Daughters referenced are Anna (m. Christian Burkholder), the oldest and Barbara (m. John Rohrer) the youngest. Executors named as David Martin and Christian Burkholder. Proved on March 10, 1772. Witnessed by Abraham Reiff and John Groff.
== Sources ==
* Source: S10120 Title: The Wenger Book Author: Samuel S. Wenger Publication: Pennsylvania German Heritage History Inc. * Source: S10221 Title: The Groff BookVolume I: A Good Life In A New Land Author: Clyde L. Groff, Walter B. Groff, and Jane Evans Best Publication: Groff History Associates* Source: S10387 Title: www.mennosearch dot com Author: Richard Warren Davis Publication: 2006 * Extracted from the Martin Genealogy Project Database, http://www.genealogygoldmine.com/martin. For research use only.* "Pennsylvania Probate Records, 1683-1994," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-899B-JPDG?cc=1999196&wc=9PMZ-T3N%3A268493801%2C268527101 : 3 July 2014), Lancaster > Wills 1771-1784 vol C-D > image 99 of 555; county courthouses, Pennsylvania.
== Acknowledgments ==* WikiTree profile Groff-166 created through the import of john_w_martin-rootsweb.ged on Aug 5, 2011 by [[Coggins-26 | Cody Coggins]]. * WikiTree profile Groff-199 created through the import of Susanna Kendig.ged on Aug 18, 2011 by [[Coggins-26 | Cody Coggins]].*Created through the import of carl&elaine_(grove)_rhodes-10-2-2010.ged on 09 March 2011. * WikiTree profile Groff-189 created through the import of Hans-Groff.ged on Aug 18, 2011 by [[Coggins-26 | Cody Coggins]]. | GRAF, Daniel (I957)
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== Biography ==Adelheit Bär married Hans Wäber on 18 October 1618 in Hausen, Hausen am Albis, Zürich, Switzerland.
"Schweiz, Katholische und Reformiert Kirchenbücher, 1418-1996",
citing Digital film/folder number: 008014319; Image number: 146,
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=== Baptism ===
: Date: 10 Oct 1583
: Place: Hausen In Albis, Canton Zurich, Switzerland
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== Biography ==Adrian Kündig was born about 1591. He was the son of [[Kundig-9|Peter Kundig]] and [[Mueller-406|Ursula Mueller]]. ["Schweiz, Katholische und Reformiert Kirchenbücher, 1418-1996", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FZK-HL1L : 5 April 2023), Adrian Kündig, 1591.]
He was christened on 22 Aug 1591 in Baretswil, Switzerland.
He married (1) '''Barbel Tobel''' on 18 Dec 1628 in Baretswil. They had a child (name and gender not found). Barbel died before 1630.
Adrian married '''Regel Walder''' on 20 April 1630 in Baretswil. ["Schweiz, Katholische und Reformiert Kirchenbücher, 1418-1996", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FZP-QN97 : 5 April 2023), Hein Kündig, 1630.]
Adrian and Regel had 9 children.
He resided in 1649 in Walenweil, Baretswil and was a widower.
He resided in 1652 in Walenwyl, Bauma, and was widower.
He was employed as schneider (tailor) of Baretswil.
He died after 1652.
== Sources ==
See also:
* {{FamilySearch|L4B8-6YR}}* [http://tomkendig.github.io/info/genealogy/kundigpet/pafg01.htm Descendants of Peter Kundig]* [https://suche.staatsarchiv.djiktzh.ch/archivplansuche.aspx?ID=308230 State Archives of Zurich, Bäretswil kirchenbücher (1590-1734)]* [https://collections.lancasterhistory.org/en/permalink/lhdo14398 Martin Kendig's Swiss Relatives, by Jane Evans Best]
* Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, Volume XV, Number 1 January 1992. | KUNDIG, Adrian (I996)
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== Biography ==Agnes was the daughter of Otto von Solms-Braunfels and Agnes von Falkenstein. She passed away about 1420. [Medieval Lands by Charles Cawley, Nassau Chapter 11 Grafen von Solms (http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/NASSAU.htm#AgnesSolmsMRobertVirneburg)] [Website Our Royal, Titled, Noble, and Commoner Ancestors & Cousins, Agnes von Solms (https://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p2272.htm#i68279)]
== Sources ==
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== Biography ==Anna was born on 29 Feb., 1688 in Hausen, Switzerland. Anna is a twin to Han Heinrich Bär. She is the daughter of [[Bär-305|Hans Bär]] and [[Hauser-133|Barbara Hauser]] [Source:[[#S430]] page: 28 Page: www.gengophers.com/book.html#/book/60486?page=37&given=Hans&surname=Bär Accessed 21 Jan, 2019 Certainty of Data: 2.5].
== Sources ==*Source: S430 Title: Groff Book Vol.2 Author: Jane Evans Best Publisher: Groff History Associates, Ronk, PA 1997 also available at FamilySearch.org/Groff family
* Groff Book Vol 2 | BÄR, Anna (I753)
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== Biography ==At dedication the sponsors of baby Verena, the second born were: Rudolph Hab and Elsbeth Heistand. Home/farm was Moosacher, Hirzel. Verena is listed or identified in the Samuel Wenger book as 1.3.4a.8.2. Working back in time thus she was the second born of the eighth-born of the first wife of the 4th child of the of the 3rd child of Johannes [Landis-132] and Katharina [Schinz-2].
== Sources ==
1. LDS Film 996924 Hirzel KB image 21 page 36
2. "A Combined Landis/Landes Genealogy Report of the Descendants of Hans Landis and Katharina Schinz" compiled by Samuel E. Wenger in 2005. Mastoff Press. | LANDIS, Verena (I866)
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== Biography ==Barbara was born about 1502. About 1519 she married [[Bär-332|Hans Bär]]. She passed away after 1547.
== Sources ==
* https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LXM8-HF2 | HAUSER, Barbara (I790)
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== Biography ==Barbara was born on 21 Oct., 1694 in Hausen, Switzerland. In 1709 she was living in Ober Ablis, Switzerland[Source: [[#S430]] page: 28 Accessed 21 Jan., 2019 Certainty of Data: 2.5]. At this time nothing else is knownShe was the daughter of [[Bär-305|Hans Bär]] and [[Hauser-133|Barbara Hauser]]. She passed away after Dec. 5, 1720[Source: [[#S430]] page: 28 Accessed 21 Jan., 2019 Certainty of Data: 2.5].
== Sources ==*Source: S430 Title: The Groff Book Vol. 2 Author: Jane Evans Best Publisher: Groff History Associates, Ronk, PA 1997
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== Biography ==Catharina was the daughter of Cuno zu Solms-Lich and Walpurgis von Dhaun. [Solms-Laubach, Rudolph, Graf zu, Geschichte des Grafen-und Furstenhauses Solms. Chapter 12 Fortsetzung der Geschichte der Johannes-Linie. Tab VI Solms-Lich. after p156. Frankfurt am Main, Germany: C. Abelmann, 1865.] She was married to Philipp II von Waldeck (son of Wolrad I von Waldeck and Barbara von Wertheim). She passed away in 1492. [Hoffmeister, Jacob. Historisch-genealogisches Handbuch über alle Grafen und Fürsten von Waldeck und Pyrmont seit 1228. p34. Cassel, Germany: Gustav Klaunig, 1883.]
== Sources ==
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== Biography ==Christian was born about 1739. He was the son of [[Hess-591|Jacob Hess]] and [[Bar-176|Veronica Bar]]. He passed away in 1830.
== Sources ==
* Geni.com: [https://www.geni.com/people/Christian-Hess/6000000003827173658 Christian Hess]. | HESS, Christian (I709)
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== Biography ==Dorothea was born about 1579. She was the daughter of [[Meili-25|Jacob Meili]] and [[Schuepp-2|Verena Schuepp]]. She passed away before 1643.
== Sources ==
* Author: Barry Shantz Title: About PhpGedView Abbreviation: About PhpGedView Publication: http://www.phpgedview.net Page: http://FamilyConnections.ournetwork.net/individual.php?pid=I42953 Data: Text: This Individual was downloaded from: CONT http://FamilyConnections.ournetwork.net/individual.php?pid=I42953
== Acknowledgement ==* WikiTree profile Meili-11 created through the import of martins-clipping.ged on Aug 8, 2011 by [[Coggins-26 | Cody Coggins]]. See the [http://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:NetworkFeed&who=Meili-11 Changes page] for the details of edits by Cody and others.
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== Biography ==Elisabeth was born about 1649. Her parents were [[Graf-29|Hans Jagli Graf]] and [[Sporri-1|Anna (Sporri) Graf]]. ["Schweiz, Katholische und Reformiert Kirchenbücher, 1418-1996", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FZV-XXZK : 10 May 2022), Lisabeth Graf, 1649.]
She married '''Heinrich Frey''' on 26 Jun 1683 in Hilsbach, Germany. He died 1721. He was son of Felix Frey - d 1681.
She passed in 1729.
===Research Notes===
* [[Downey-1809]]: No matches found on ancestry international.
== Sources ==
See also:
* {{FamilySearch|LX32-ZVZ}} | GRAF, Elisabeth (I970)
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== Biography ==Elisabeth was the daughter of Otto von Solms and Agnes von Falkenstein. She was married to Diether von Ysenburg-Büdingen (son of Johann von Ysenburg-Büdingen and Margareta von Katzenelnbogen). [Cawley, Charles. Medieval Lands: A Prosopography of Medieval European Noble and Royal Families, Online at Foundation for Medieval Genealogy Website (accessed 14 Jan 2022). [https://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/NASSAU.htm#DietherIsenburgdied1461 Nassau Chapter 8 D Herren von Isenburg und Büdingen]]
== Sources ==
| SOLMS, Elisabeth (I1084)
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