36. John Price
1William Price, "Price, Ford and Keith", Generations: The Journal of the New Brunswick Genealogical Society, Vol. 25, No. 1 (Spring 2003), p. 21.
Administration of the will of John Price was granted on 7 Apr. 1763 (New York wills).2William Price, "Price, Ford and Keith", Vol. 25, No. 1 (Spring 2003), p. 21.
John Price married Mary Cross. New York marriage records, marriage book vol. 1, p. 5.3New Amsterdam/New York Reformed Dutch Church Marriages, <olivetreegenealogy.com/nn/church/rdcmarr1737.shtml>.
Source: The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record published 1890 and 1940.
"Personen met Licentie Anno 1737. Februar 23; John Prise & Maris Cros; Febr. 27."4William Price, "Price, Ford and Keith", Vol. 25, No. 1 (Spring 2003), p. 21.
Administration of the will of John Price was granted on 7 Apr. 1763 (New York wills).
37. Mary Cross
11706 Census of Staten Island, <http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrichmo/1706.txt>.
Index of data from the book: Historical and Genealogical Miscellany, Data Relating to the Settlement and Settlers of New York and New Jersey Vol 1. pgs 149-156 by John E. Stillwell M.D. 1903 republished 1970 by Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore
Original source: New York Colonial Manuscripts (Vol. 42 Page 60) entitled: "List of the Inhabitants of the Towns of New Rochelle and Westchester" for the year 1698. Mr. Stillwell shows that the title page is wrong for this census, and based on the ages of the men, that 1706 is the probable date.
I can see no pattern for the order of names in the columns. The book by Mr. Stillwell shows no line up by family, but rather as lists of names.
"Last Name, First, Age, Page, #, Comment
Croose Gerard 24 2 34 Man
Crose Dirick 2 30 Boy
Crose Jaurard 2 31 Boy
Crose John 2 28 Boy
Crose Nicolus 2 29 Boy
Crose Catherine 2 34 Girl
Crose Mary 2 35 Girl
Crose Francis 17 2 35 Man
Crose Hendryk 40 2 36 Man
Crose Cornelia 2 29 Woman
Crose Elisabeth 2 27 Woman
Crose Nelthe 2 28 Woman."
Is this Mary Croos, wife of John Price?.
1Pennsylvania Archives, p. 299, Google Books, <books.google.com>, http://books.google.com.
"St. Michael's and Zion Church. 1755. April 30, Johann Caspar Reisner and An. Cath. Steinmann, wid."2Pennsylvania German Church Records, Baltimore, Md.: Genealogical Publ. Co., 1983, p. 626, Free Library of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA.
Rick Crume's file P 1147.
"The Records of St. Michaellis and Zion Congregation [German Evangelical Lutheran Congregation] of Philadelphia, by Julius Friedrich Sachse.
Anno 1755. Records of Marriages.
Reisner, Johan Caspar, [and] Steinmannin, Anna Cathrina, widow (Reformed), m[arried] April 30. Witness, Ludwig Köhl, Salomo Von der Weide, Rosina Eylese."3Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s, p. 502, Ancestry.com.
"Name: Johann Caspar Reisner
Year: 1752
Place: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Source Publication Code: 9041
Primary Immigrant: Reisner, Johann Caspar
Annotation: Contains 29,800 names, with annotations written by Krebs (see no. 4203). Various references to the names in Strassburger will be found in other listings, mostly where authors have attempted to line up their information with that in Strassburger.
Source Bibliography: STRASSBURGER, RALPH BEAVER. Pennsylvania German Pioneers: A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals in the Port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808. Edited by William John Hinke. Norristown [PA]: Pennsylvania German Society, 1934. 3 vols. Vols. 1 and 3 reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1964. Repr. 1983. Vol. 1. 1727-1775. 776p."4Ralph B. Strassburger, William J. Hinke (ed.), Pennsylvania German Pioneers, Lancaster, PA: Pennsyvania-German Society, 1934, <http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/NJ/2006-12/1165072020>.
"At the Court House at Philadelphia, Thursday, the Second of November, 1752. Present: Edward Shippen, Esqr. The Foreigners whose Names are underwritten, imported in the Ship called PHOENIX, John Spurrier, Commander, from Rotterdam but last from Portsmouth in England, took the usual Qualifications to the Government. ...
Johann Caspar Reisner
..."5Denizations and Naturalizations in the British Colonies in America, 1607-1775, p. 223, Ancestry.com.
"Raisner, Casper. He was naturalized in New York 3 July 1759."6Denizations, Naturalizations, and Oaths of Allegiance in Colonial New York, p. 52, Ancestry.com.
"Raisner, Casper - 3 July 1759 (Laws, ch. 1089)."7Genealogical Data from Colonial New York Newspapers: A Consolidation, Baltimore: Genealogical Publ. Co., p. 99, Google Books, <books.google.com>, http://books.google.com.
"Genealogical Data from The New-York Mercury 1764. Aspeck, John Christian, late of NYC, dec'd--accounts with estate to be settled with execs, Casper Reisner and John Meyer (1/9)."
1Farrell, Charles, "Records of the German Reformed Church of New York City", The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Vol. 128, No.2 (Apr. 1997), p. 116.
"[Members] Reissner/: Cathar:/ born Hauser, of Schoaebisch Hall."2Farrell, Charles, "Records of the German Reformed Church of New York City", The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Vol. 128, No. 1 (Jan. 1997), p. 56.
"The following persons were admitted to communion in part because of their confession of faith and in part on certificates... 69. Anna Catharina Hausauer, Reisner's wife, with certificate."3Farrell, Charles, "Records of the German Reformed Church of New York City", p. 116.
"[Members] Reissner/: Cathar:/ born Hauser, of Schoaebisch Hall."4D. G. Bell, Early Loyalist Saint John: The Origin of New Brunswick Politics 1783-1786, Fredericton, N.B.: New Ireland Press, 1983, page 233.
"page 172
Alphabetized List of Refugee Loyalist Households: 1783-84
Abstracted below are data from ship passenger lists relative to the Refugee Loyalist migration from New York to the River St. John in 1783 and from victualling lists for the Refugees from their arrival at various dates in 1783 to the early summer of 1784. All but one of such lists are hitherto unknown. They are to be found in the Public Record Office, London, generally in WO60/33 pts 1&2 (company musters at New York and Passenger lists on board ship) and T1/609 (victualling lists at Saint John and in the lower St. John Valley).".
"Head of household: Reisner, Catherine. Unit: 33 (the unit with which she sailed: 33, a Militia Company led by Peter Grim, which was part of the August fleet, having left New York around August 4 with the fastest ships arriving in Saint John about 10 days later). Family, May 1784: 1 adult male, 1 adult female, 0 children ten and over, 0 children under ten, 0 servants."5Index to Land Petitions: Original Series, 1783-1918, Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, <http://archives.gnb.ca/Archives>.
"Name RITNER, CATHERINE
Year 1785
County Queens
Microfilm F1028
See petition of RITNER, CATHERINE."6Index to New Brunswick Land Grants, 1784 - 1997, Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, <http://archives.gnb.ca/Archives>.
"Name RITNER, Catherine
Volume II
Page -
Grant number 61
Place Long Island
County Queens
Date 19/07/1786
Accompanying plan No
Acres 761
Microfilm F16300
Comments Land Divided Into 84 Lots
Other names on this grant: (38)
BULYEA, Henry 761 acres
BULYEA, Joseph 761 acres
COOMBES, Nathaniel 761 acres
COOMBES, Thomas 761 acres
CROMWELL, Thomas 761 acres
CRUMWELL, John 761 acres
DELONG, John 761 acres
EDWARDS, Edward 761 acres
FLETCHER, Daniel 761 acres
GEROW, Daniel 761 acres
GEROW, James 761 acres
GOLDING, Benjamin 761 acres
GOLDING, John 761 acres
GOLDING, Joseph 761 acres
HASZIS, George 761 acres
HAYNES, Charlotte 761 acres
HEWLETT, Richard 761 acres
HOLMES, John * 761 acres
MCDONALD, Thomas 761 acres
MERRIT, Caleb 761 acres
OGDEN, Jonathan 761 acres
OGDEN, Michael 761 acres
PARENT, Daniel 761 acres
PETERS, Thomas 761 acres
PUGSLEY, Gilbert 761 acres
RATHBURN, Joseph 761 acres
SCHANPAR, Andrew 761 acres
SECORD, Elias 761 acres
SECORD, William 761 acres
SMITH, Johnathan 761 acres
SMITH, Robert 761 acres
STIPP, Leonard 761 acres
THOMAS, Mary 761 acres
VANWART, Jacob 761 acres
VANWART, John 761 acres
WATS, James 761 acres
WATSON, John 761 acres
WOOD, James 761 acres."
46. Thomas Peters
1Kathleen A. Peters, Peters Family Histories, http://www.petersfamilies.ca/.
Web site, visited on 26 Dec. 2008.
47. Susannah Palmer
1Kathleen A. Peters, Peters Family Histories, http://www.petersfamilies.ca/.
Web site, visited on 26 Dec. 2008.
48. Charles Jones
1Evangelische Kirche Gondelsheim, Kirchenbuch, 1689-1961, Karlsruhe: Evangelisches Landeskirchenamt Baden, Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA, FHL microfilm 1,192,069.
Rick Crume's file P 1015.
1721 (Oct.?): Baptism of Johann Carl, son of Johannes Schantz and Anna Margaretha.2Les Bowser, The Search for Heinrich Stief: A Genealogist on the Loose, Halifax, N.S.: Nimbus Publ. Ltd., 2001, p. 235, Rick Crume, 131 130th St S, Glyndon MN 56547-9551.
Johan Carl Schantz married Dec. 6, 1752, Margretha Lintzin; witnesses: Christoph Weber, Michael Lintz, Maria Barbara Copin. See Julius Friedrich Sachse, "The Records of St. Michaelis and Zion Lutheran Congregation of Philadelphia," in "Pennsylvania German Church Records of Births, Baptisms, Marriages, Burials, Etc. From The Pennsylvania German Society Proceedings and Addresses," 3 Vols. (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1983) Vol. 1, p. 610.3Ehmann, Karl, Die Auswanderung in die Neuengland-Staaten aus Orten des Enzkreises im 18. Jahrhundert, Stuttgart, Germany: Südwestdeutsche Blätter für Familien- und Wappenkunde. Special issue, 1977., p. 43, Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA, Europe 943.46 W2e.
Rick Crume's file P 1043.
"Niefern. 1749. Name: Schantz, Jakob u. Carl (?). Schiff (Ship): 39. Ankunft (Arrival): 1749."
Does this mean that Jakob and Carl Schantz's hometown was Niefern?.4I. Daniel Rupp, A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania..., Genealogy.com. Original publ. Baltimore: Genealogical Publ. Co., 1985., pp. 218-219, Genealogy.com, <www.genealogy.com>.
"Oct. 10, 1749. Palatines, persons from Wirtemberg, Durlach, and Zweibrücken.
Oct. 10, 1749. Fremde kamen aus der Pfalz, Württemberg, Durlach und Zweibrücken.
Christian Lentz, ..., Jacob Shantz, Carl Shantz,* Henry Miller,* ... [The asterisk indicates that the person did not sign his name.]."5Egle, William Henry (ed.), Names of foreigners who took the oath of allegiance to the province and state of Pennsylvania, 1727-1775, Original published Harrisburg, Pa.: E. K. Meyers, state printer, 1890., pp. 302-303, Family and Local Histories, <www.genealogy.com>.
"List of Foreigners Imported in the Ship Lydia, Capt. John Randolph, from Rotterdam. Qualified Oct.13, 1749... Jacob Schantz, Jacob Bauer, Carl Schantz, ... Heinrich Miller..."
Perhaps Heinrich Miller was the Henry Müller who, with Charles Jones, witnessed a marriage in St. Michael's Lutheran Church in 1761.6Les Bowser, "The Dragon, the Lydia, the Fane - 1749", Generations, the Journal of the New Brunswick Genealogical Society, vol. 30, no. 2 (summer 2008), p. 57.
"On 27 March 1754 Carl Johns witnessed the marriage of Michael Lintz and Christina Sophia Wistenloven in St. Michael's Lutheran Church in Philadelphia. Carl's co-witness was Jacob Klein."7Les Bowser, The Search for Heinrich Stief: A Genealogist on the Loose, pp. 202-203.
"Charles Jones, Margaret Jones, John Jones, Henry Jones, Margaret Jones, Elizabeth Jones."
A list of the settlers sent to Monckton township by John Hughes and Anthony Wayne, dated July 1, 1766. Nova Scotia Land Grant Records, Book 7, page 183. "On July 1, 1766, twenty-eight days after they landed at Hall's Creek, the names were appended to an unrelated land grant at Liscomb's Harbour on the eastern shore of Nova Scotia.".8Les Bowser, "John Hall and the Wheatsheaf Inn", Generations: The Journal of the New Brunswick Genealogical Society, Spring 2006, pp. 2-3.
9Les Bowser, "John Hall and the Eleven Families at Monckton", Generations: The Journal of the New Brunswick Genealogical Society, Summer 2006, pp. 40-44.
50. Matthias Sommer
1Les Bowser, The Search for Heinrich Stief: A Genealogist on the Loose, Halifax, N.S.: Nimbus Publ. Ltd., 2001, p. 40, Rick Crume, 131 130th St S, Glyndon MN 56547-9551.
Matthias Sommer and Christina Null were married in St. Michael's Church. See Julius Friedrich Sachse, "The Records of St. Michaelis and Zion Lutheran Congregation of Philadelphia," in Pennsylvania German Church Records of Births, Baptisms, Marriages, Burials, Etc. From The Pennsylvania Germany Society Proceedings and Addresses, 3 Vols. (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1983) Vol. 1, pp. 593, 519, 544. The bride and groom's name are transcribed as Mathias Summer and Christina Nullin. Witnesses were Jacob Schütt, Hans Jürg Null, Johan. Jurg Kurtz, Philipp Haller, John Dorett. Matthias Sommer witnessed at least two marriages in St. Michael's: Jacob Schitt to Maria Cathrina Antonin on April 1, 1749; and Mathias Haase to Margretha Jacklerin on Nov. 20, 1752. On Oct. 7, 1753, Matthias and his wife Christina witnessed the baptism of Margretha Sommer, daughter of Hans-George and Anna Barbara Sommer. See Sachse, pp. 595, 610, 551.2Les Bowser, The Search for Heinrich Stief: A Genealogist on the Loose, pp. 202-203.
"Matthias Summer, Christiana Summer, Anna [Cath-ne?] Summer, [Efa Salmy?] Summer, Christiana Summer, Sophia Summer, Andrew Summer, Rekena Summer."
A list of the settlers sent to Monckton township by John Hughes and Anthony Wayne, dated July 1, 1766. Nova Scotia Land Grant Records, Book 7, page 183. "On July 1, 1766, twenty-eight days after they landed at Hall's Creek, the names were appended to an unrelated land grant at Liscomb's Harbour on the eastern shore of Nova Scotia.".