Pennsylvania German Roots Across the OceanGenealogical Society of PA, 2000 - 276 sider An archival book. |
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Side 2
... Mennonites from the Palatinate and Mentz [ Mainz ] . In light of the sparse information on exact geographical origins of the emigrants in the ship lists , this leaves the researcher in most cases dependent on other channels for finding ...
... Mennonites from the Palatinate and Mentz [ Mainz ] . In light of the sparse information on exact geographical origins of the emigrants in the ship lists , this leaves the researcher in most cases dependent on other channels for finding ...
Side 3
... Mennonites , Brethren , and Amish— kept relatively incomplete and generally unsatisfying congregational records , mostly because they did not practice infant baptism . Hence for their gene- alogies one has to depend on family Bible ...
... Mennonites , Brethren , and Amish— kept relatively incomplete and generally unsatisfying congregational records , mostly because they did not practice infant baptism . Hence for their gene- alogies one has to depend on family Bible ...
Side 9
... Mennonite and Amish settle- ments . These descendants of the Swiss Anabaptists have given their character to ... Mennonites most family names are from Bernese or Zurich sources . An exception is the Buckwalter [ Buchwalder ] family ...
... Mennonite and Amish settle- ments . These descendants of the Swiss Anabaptists have given their character to ... Mennonites most family names are from Bernese or Zurich sources . An exception is the Buckwalter [ Buchwalder ] family ...
Side 10
... , -iker names are a problem that we must leave to the European specialists . One of my own Mennonite families from Lan- caster County spell their name Denlinger , earlier Dentlinger . 10 Pennsylvania German Roots Across the Ocean.
... , -iker names are a problem that we must leave to the European specialists . One of my own Mennonite families from Lan- caster County spell their name Denlinger , earlier Dentlinger . 10 Pennsylvania German Roots Across the Ocean.
Side 13
... Mennonite families , like the Dandises , who derive from Canton Zürich . In the nineteenth century , when the process of Americanization in lan- guage and culture was advocated by the leaders of the culture , the personal names as well ...
... Mennonite families , like the Dandises , who derive from Canton Zürich . In the nineteenth century , when the process of Americanization in lan- guage and culture was advocated by the leaders of the culture , the personal names as well ...
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Annotations to Strassburger and Hinkes Pennsylvania | 55 |
Palatines and Servants Imported on the King of Prussia | 73 |
The Ancestry of the Thirteen Krefeld Emigrants of 1683 | 87 |
An Emigrant to America in 1749 from Rhodt Palatinate | 105 |
Emigrants to America from the Duchy of Zweibrücken | 107 |
Clues Hidden in Administration Papers | 141 |
Emigrants from Hesse Germany Who Left | 151 |
Some EighteenthCentury Emigrants from Höchst | 157 |
Establishing the German Origins of Several Northampton | 185 |
Name Index | 217 |
Place Index | 263 |
Reprint Sources | 275 |
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Abraham acres America Anna Barbara Anna Eva Anna Margr Anna Margretha Anna Maria Archives arrived in Philadelphia baptisms baptized Beerfelden Lutheran Churchbook Berks County Bingel born Breidinger Cathar Cemetery Chester County Christian Haldeman Christopher church records Conrad Menges Coventry Township Coventry Twp daughter Easton Eisenhauer Elisab emigrants florins Gammelsbach Genealogical Society German Folklore Giech Gieg Hanss Henrich Henry Historical Society Höchst Hofferberth Holtzschu Ibid Ihrig immigrants Johann Adam Johann Georg Johann Jacob Johann Peter Johannes Repscher John Kaldenkirchen Krefeld Lancaster County land Landenberger Leonhard Lower Salford Township Lucken Lust Lutheran Church Magdalena manumission Maria Catharina Maria Elisabeth married Mary Melchior Mennonite Michael Miller Montgomery County Morasch Nicholas Haldeman Northampton County Palatinate parish Pennsylvania German Pennsylvania German Pioneers Philip Plainfield Township Reformed Church registers Rheydt Schnellbacher Seibert Sept Settlers Society of Pennsylvania Strassburger and Hinke Susanna Ulrich wife Wilhelm Wommer Wotring
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Side 34 - I, AB, do swear that I do from my heart abhor, detest, and abjure as impious and heretical, that damnable doctrine and position that princes excommunicated or deprived by the pope, or any authority of the see of Rome, may be deposed or murdered by their subjects, or any other whatsoever.
Side 34 - That no foreign prince, person, prelate, state, or potentate hath, or ought to have any jurisdiction, power, superiority, pre-eminence, or authority ecclesiastical or spiritual, within this realm : So help me God.
Side 17 - European Origins of the Brethren: A Source Book on the Beginnings of the Church of the Brethren in the Early Eighteenth Century.
Side 33 - An Act for the Better Enabling Divers Inhabitants of the Province of Pennsylvania to Hold Lands, and to Invest Them With the Privileges of Natural-Born Subjects of the Said Province...
Side 15 - Magazine, published semiannually, notice of all regular meetings and Workshops, and is entitled to consult the Collections of the Society housed in the Library of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1300 Locust Street, Philadelphia 19107. The Society welcomes and solicits for its Collections family histories, Bible records, transcripts of church and cemetery records, and of county or town archival records. As a non-profit organization, donations of such material, financial contributions to be...
Side 24 - Notices by German and Swiss settlers seeking information of members of their families, kindred, or friends inserted between the years 1742 and 1761 in the Pennsylvanische Berichte; and between the years 1762 and 1779 in the Pennsylvanische Staatsbote.
Side 142 - The inventory4 reads as follows: A true and perfect inventory of all and singular the Estate of...
Side 25 - Genealogical Resources of the Historical Society of the Evangelical and Reformed Church, Fackenthal Library, Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Side 60 - Sept. 1738. For the year 1751 there is an unusually large number of emigration permits: PETER BENNINGER, a resident of Epfenbach, district of Sinsheim, with wife and four children, apparently without payment of the usual manumission fee. HEINRICH BECK, a resident of Epfenbach, district of Sinsheim, with wife Anna Margaretha and son Johann Joerg. The latter was required to pay 1 1 florins for manumission and 10 florins for unpaid taxes. ADAM BUCKLE (BICKLE), a schoolmaster of the Reformed Church at...
Side 20 - Bertolet, A Genealogical History of the Bertolet Family, the Descendants of Jean Bertolet (Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: United Evangelical Publishing House, 1914), 260pp. Fritz Braun, "The Eighteenth-Century Emigration from the Palatinate : New Documentation," Pennsylvania Folklife, XV: 3 (Spring 1966), 40—88.