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Rose was born. She and Jacob Henry ("John") Bushong were married. She died.

Her married name was Rose Bushong.

Emma Bushong was born on 30 July 1821 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. She and Congressman Anthony Ellmaker Roberts were married. She died on 15 December 1904, at age 83, in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. She was buried in Lancaster Cemetery, Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Her married name was Emma Roberts. Emma Bushong
Sex: F
Birth: 30 JUL 1821 in Pennsylvania
Death: 15 DEC 1904 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
_IFLAGS: 0
Note: BUSHONG, Emma, born 30 Jul 1821 in Pennsylvania, probably in Earl, Lancaster County; mother of eleven; moved to Philadelphia after the death of her husband; died of epithelioma 15 Dec 1904 in Philadelphia; interment in Lancaster Cemetery.
Change Date: 14 JUN 2009 at 15:57:04



Father: Andrew G. Bushong b: Abt 1795 in Pennsylvania
Mother: Sarah Steinmetz b: 3 DEC 1795 in Pennsylvania

Marriage 1 Anthony Ellmaker Roberts b: 29 OCT 1803 in Chester County, Pennsylvania

Married: 1840

Children

Has Children Elizabeth Roberts b: 14 NOV 1849 in Pennsylvania. Stone photo present

Emma Bushong Roberts


Birth: Jul. 30, 1821
Pennsylvania, USA
Death: Dec. 15, 1904, USA


Burial:
Lancaster Cemetery
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania, USA
Plot: Lot 195

Created by: boydr1
Record added: Jul 21, 2006
Find A Grave Memorial# 15004536. A E Roberts, "United States Census, 1850"
Name: A E Roberts
Event Type: Census
Event Date: 1850
Event Place: Earl, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 46
Marital Status:
Race (Original):
Race:
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Birth Year (Estimated): 1804
House Number: 117
Family Number: 126
Line Number: 9
Affiliate Publication Number: M432
Affiliate Film Number: 789
GS Film number: 444757
Digital Folder Number: 004205093
Image Number: 00403

Household Gender Age Birthplace
A E Roberts M 46 Pennsylvania
Emma B Roberts F 29 Pennsylvania
Isaac B Roberts M 9 Pennsylvania
Sahrah B Roberts F 8 Pennsylvania
Mary R Roberts F 7 Pennsylvania
Amelia Roberts F 5 Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Roberts F 0 Pennsylvania
Sahrah B Bushong F 53 Pennsylvania
Celia Douglas F 14 Pennsylvania.

Congressman Anthony Ellmaker Roberts was born on 29 October 1803 in Barneston, Chester County, Pennsylvania. He and Emma Bushong were married. He died on 23 January 1885, at age 81, in Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He was buried in Lancaster Cemetery, Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Congressman Anthony Ellmaker Roberts was a U.S. Congressman. Stone photo present

Anthony Ellmaker Roberts


Birth: Oct. 29, 1803
Barneston
Chester County
Pennsylvania, USA
Death: Jan. 23, 1885
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania, USA

US Congressman. He served in the United States House of Representatives from 1855 to 1859. Prior to joining the House of Representatives, he served as sheriff of Lancaster County from 1839 to 1842 and as a United States Marshall for the eastern district of Pennsylvania from May 1850 to March 1853. He was the manager of various real estate holdings at the time of his death and also served as executor for several estates located throughout the Lancaster area. (bio by: Nils M. Solsvik Jr.)

Burial:
Lancaster Cemetery
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania, USA
Plot: Lot 195

Maintained by: Find A Grave
Originally Created by: Nils M. Solsvik Jr.
Record added: Aug 22, 2006
Find A Grave Memorial# 15463738. Anthony Ellmaker Roberts
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
For other people named Anthony Roberts, see Anthony Roberts (disambiguation).


Anthony Ellmaker Roberts


Anthony Ellmaker Roberts
Anthony Ellmaker Roberts (October 29, 1803—January 23, 1885), was an American politician, member of the United States House of Representatives from 1855 to 1859, an abolitionist and close associate of Thaddeus Stevens.
Contents [hide]
1 Early life
2 Early political career
3 Resistance at Christiana
3.1 The incident
3.2 Involvement in the slaves' trial
3.3 Scott's testimony
4 Late political career
5 Other activities
6 Family and late life
7 References
8 External links
Early life

Anthony Ellmaker Roberts was born near Barneston Station in Chester County, Pennsylvania. He was the son of John Roberts and Mary Ellmaker. His family moved to Lancaster County in 1804. Growing up, Roberts received the limited education available from the local common school. In 1816, at the age of thirteen, Roberts began working for his uncle Isaac Ellmaker as a clerk in Isaac's country store in New Holland; at the age of twenty, Anthony received a share in the ownership of the store, and continued in the business until 1839.
Early political career

On October 8, 1839, Roberts was elected on the Democratic Antimasonic ticket as Sheriff of Lancaster County. He then moved to Lancaster City, where he served his three-year term as sheriff from 1839 to 1842. In the fall of 1843, Roberts ran for a seat on the Twenty-Eighth Congress on the Anti-Masonic Party ticket, but he was defeated by the Whig Party candidate, Jeremiah Brown. On May 16, 1850, Roberts was appointed by US President Zachary Taylor as the United States Marshal for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, a position he held until May 29, 1853.
Resistance at Christiana

The incident
Just a few months after Roberts was appointed Marshal, the United States Congress passed the Fugitive Slave Law as part of the Compromise of 1850. The law put Roberts in a difficult position as a Marshal who was also an abolitionist, because he was expected to enforce laws promoting the return of runaway slaves to the South or risk a fine of one thousand dollars per incident.
After many tense incidents in the north between local communities harboring runaway slaves and southern slave owners seeking to reclaim their "property". An incident arose in which blood was shed: on September 11, 1851, Edward Gorsuch, a Maryland slave owner, came to Christiana in Lancaster County to reclaim a runaway slave named Nelson Ford. A group of runaway slaves in Christiana, headed by William Parker, had formed a vigilante group to protect one another from any attempts by Southern slave owners to enslave them again.
Edward Gorsuch soon learned that his former slave was staying with William Parker. He went to William Parker’s house along with a small posse to take back the slave he claimed to own. The fugitive slaves, led by William Parker, sounded an alarm, which summoned other blacks as well as some local white abolitionists. As Edward Gorsuch advanced to reclaim his “property”, William Parker led an active resistance, and a small battle ensued. One hour later the incident was over and Gorsuch lay dead.
Two days later, Anthony Roberts was on the scene with a detachment of Philadelphia police. Those who participated in the resistance, including the white bystanders, were arrested and put on trial for treason, beginning with Castner Hanway, a white man who was not a Quaker but was sympathetic to Quaker ideals. Thaddeus Stevens took on the case as the defense attorney, while Roberts was responsible for keeping those on trial in custody.
Involvement in the slaves' trial[edit]
The prosecuting attorneys held two blacks in “voluntary” custody for the case. These men discovered Edward Gorsuch’s plot to reclaim his slaves the day before the resistance took place and warned William Parker. The prosecution was planning to use their testimony to prove that the Christiana incident was an organized effort to resist the laws of the United States. Two weeks before the trial began, however, the two blacks mysteriously disappeared from custody. The prosecution hinted that Marshal Roberts had let them go, since there was no evidence of a broken lock or use of force in their escape. The defense denied the accusation.
Twenty-one years later, William Still, the black leader of the Philadelphia Underground Railroad, revealed the truth. While in custody, the two black men had been identified by their owner as runaway slaves. Still reports that the two men did indeed find a “true friend and ally” in Roberts. Still clarified the matter further when he wrote in response to the suspicions of the prosecuting attorney with respect to Anthony Roberts: “To add now, that those suspicions were founded on fact, will doubtless do him no damage”.
Roberts did other things within his power to sway the outcome of the case. As the Marshal, Roberts was responsible for summoning potential jurors. Robert J. Brent, Maryland’s Attorney General, who was part of the prosecution team, later claimed that “a large majority” of the potential jurors called by Marshal Roberts were “unfavorable to a conviction”. On November 27, 1851, Anthony permitted a Thanksgiving meal to be prepared for all the prisoners, and even joined them in the prison for the meal. The incident caused the Maryland Attorney General to censure Anthony’s lack of “impartiality” and “decorum”.
Scott's testimony
Later in the trial, Roberts participated in another event that had a major role in determining the outcome of the case. A certain black named George Washington Scott was going to offer testimony to the fact that he was at the scene of the battle on September 11, that he saw the men who shot Gorsuch, and that the group was organized to “resist all slave holders”. When called upon to testify in court, however, he changed his story and claimed that he was not present that day (an admission that came as quite a surprise to the prosecuting attorneys). It turned out that the night before, Roberts had allowed several black men into the prison to “converse” with Scott.
Maryland’s Attorney General cried foul, and indirectly accused Marshal Roberts of witness tampering, citing the interesting fact that all of the black men in custody had a neat appearance except for Scott who was “ragged, dirty, and filthy”. Despite protests from the prosecution, Scott maintained that he was not at the battle scene and that he had initially lied about being there because he was scared. In the end, Castner Hanway was acquitted. Since his was a test case, the prosecution decided not to prosecute the remaining cases.
Late political career

In the 1854 congressional election, Thaddeus Stevens put his support behind Roberts as the Know-Nothing candidate for the congressional seat of the ninth district of Pennsylvania. The Whigs were appalled by Roberts’ candidacy; an article in the Lancaster Examiner reflects this attitude:
"Inconsistent in everything else, he is consistent only in his blind obedience to Thaddeus Stevens. If he is elected, we shall be represented by the shadow of Mr. Stevens without his brains."
Despite such resistance to Anthony Roberts, on October 13, 1854, Roberts defeated his rival and relative, Isaac Ellmaker Hiester, by a vote of 6,561 to 5,371 (with 4,266 votes going to the Democratic nominee). Thus Roberts won Pennsylvania’s Ninth District seat in the Thirty-Fourth Congress.
That same year, the Republican Party was beginning to form around the central tenet of stopping the spread of slavery. In 1855 and 1856, Roberts was among the leaders who established the Party in Pennsylvania, and he strongly advocated its principles. When his first term in Congress ended, he sought re-election as a Republican, and won a second term. During his second term he served on the Public Buildings and Grounds Committee. Altogether, he served in Congress from March 4, 1855, to March 3, 1859, as the first Republican to represent Lancaster County in Congress.
He was not a candidate for re-nomination in 1858. Roberts continued in politics as an active organizer of the Republican Party in Pennsylvania. He ran for Mayor of Lancaster in 1867, but was defeated by the Democratic candidate in a city that had strong Democratic support. Roberts' obituary, published in the Clarion on January 24, 1885, states that his actions in Congress “were always true to his constituents”.
Other activities

Roberts active public life resulted in his appointment to many committees. In 1830 he was part of a committee to distribute remonstrances (protests) in Earl Township, in response to a proposal to form Conestoga County from parts of Lancaster, Chester, and Berks counties.
On April 5, 1841, Roberts was chosen as a secretary of a meeting in which citizens of Lancaster adopted resolutions to express their sorrow and grief over the unexpected death of President William Henry Harrison. On June 13, 1848, Roberts was appointed to a committee to solicit contributions to mitigate the losses suffered two weeks earlier in a devastating fire in Allentown. After the death of President James Buchanan in 1868, Roberts was appointed as one of the vice-presidents of a committee to arrange the president’s funeral services. Roberts also served for a time as chairman of the visiting committee of the School Board in Lancaster.
Roberts owned a lot of real estate in and near New Holland in Lancaster County. He seems to have used his real estate holdings to promote education and the general public welfare. On October 22, 1845, he bought a plot of ground with a brick house on it known as the Methodist Meeting House. Six years later he sold it to the Earl School District.
In 1850, he completed construction on what was then the largest dwelling in eastern Lancaster County. The construction's purpose was mysterious until its completion, when Roberts announced that a select school would be opened in part of his home. He also assisted in freeing many pieces of property from rent structures that harmed the common people dwelling in New Holland. In 1860, in the City of Lancaster, he was one of the incorporators of an institution dedicated to providing homes for poor and uncared for children. One biographer notes that "[the common people of New Holland] looked upon him as their friend and champion of their rights". As a close friend of Thaddeus Stevens, Roberts was designated one of the executors of Stevens' will.
Family and late life


Anthony Ellmaker Roberts Memorial Stone


Anthony Ellmaker Roberts Headstone
In 1840 Anthony married Emma Bushong, who was about eighteen years his junior, and they had twelve children. Anthony died in Lancaster City on January 23, 1885, at the age of eighty-one. He was buried in Lancaster Cemetery. One biographer summarized his life as "characterized by firmly-established principles of justice and right to his fellowmen, independent thought and action, and a wellbalanced, reading, and reasoning mind. Throughout life he has sought to fulfill the full duties of the citizen, and both in public and private life enjoyed the confidence of those who knew him". A E Roberts, "United States Census, 1850"
Name: A E Roberts
Event Type: Census
Event Date: 1850
Event Place: Earl, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 46
Marital Status:
Race (Original):
Race:
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Birth Year (Estimated): 1804
House Number: 117
Family Number: 126
Line Number: 9
Affiliate Publication Number: M432
Affiliate Film Number: 789
GS Film number: 444757
Digital Folder Number: 004205093
Image Number: 00403

Household Gender Age Birthplace
A E Roberts M 46 Pennsylvania
Emma B Roberts F 29 Pennsylvania
Isaac B Roberts M 9 Pennsylvania
Sahrah B Roberts F 8 Pennsylvania
Mary R Roberts F 7 Pennsylvania
Amelia Roberts F 5 Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Roberts F 0 Pennsylvania
Sahrah B Bushong F 53 Pennsylvania
Celia Douglas F 14 Pennsylvania. LDS Pennsylvania Probates
IMAGE 291 - 292 of 596
WILL OF ANTHONY ELLMAKER of Earl Township
Lancaster County Will Book L
Pages 560-561
Written: 30 January 1813
Proved: 3 May 1817
Witnesses: John Lightner, Samuel Kurtz and William Lightner
Executors: Sons Isaac and Anthony Ellmaker
I, Anthony Ellmaker of Earl Township, Lancaster County, Do make this my last Will and Testament and dispose of my Estate in manner following VIZ:
I give and devise to my four sons namely Isaac Ellmaker, Leonard Ellmaker, Anthony Ellmaker and George Ellmaker, all my Plantation whereon I now live containing one hundred and Eighty Acres and the usual allowance be the same more or less to Have and to Hold as Tenants in Common on to them, their Heirs and Assigns forever.
My four Sons herein before mentioned shall pay unto my Daughters as followeth VIZ:
To my daughter Mary, wife of John Roberts, the sum of one thousand dollars to be paid to her in one year after my decease or to her heirs.
To my daughter Elizabeth one thousand dollars in one year after my decease.
To my daughter Catharine one thousand dollars in one year after my decease.
To my daughter Lydia the sum of one thousand dollars in one year after my decease.
I allow my Personal Property to be equally divided amongst my Sons and Daughters herein before mentioned.
I do allow that my Clock and my stove and all my cupboards now in my house shall belong to my now Dwelling House.
I do appoint my two sons, Isaac Ellmaker and Anthony Ellmaker to be the Executors of this my last Will and Testament.
IN WITNESS whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal this 30th day of January, One thousand Eight hundred and Thirteen.
ANTHONY ELLMAKER, Signature and Seal
Signed, Sealed and Acknowledged as my last Will and Testament in presence of John Lightner, Samuel Kurtz, and William Lightner.
LANCASTER COUNTY ss
On the 3rd day of May Anno Domini 1817.
Before the Subscriber, personally appeared John Lightner and Samuel Kurtz, who being duly affirmed and William Lightner who being duly sworn according to Law, did declare and say that they were present and Saw and Heard, Anthony Ellmaker the Testator, Sign, Seal, Pronounce and Declare the foregoing writing as and for his last Will and Testament and at the doing thereof he was of sound and well deposing mind, memory and understanding to the best of their knowledge, observation and belief.
WILLIAM BAUSMAN, Register
BE IT REMEMBERED that on the third day of May Anno Domini 1817.
The last Will and Testament of Anthony Ellmaker deceased, was proven in due form of Law and Letters Testamentary thereon were granted to Isaac Ellmaker and Anthony Ellmaker the Executors therein named, They having first been duly qualified well and truly to administer the Estate of said deceased, and Especially to Exhibit a true and perfect Inventory thereof within one month of the date hereof.
And to Render a true and Just account of their Executorship within one year, or when thereto Lawfully Required.
GIVEN UNDER THE SEAL OF SAID OFFICE.
WILLIAM BAUSMAN, Register.

Mary A. Bean was born on 2 November 1862 in Pennsylvania. She and Horace Graham Bushong were married on 1 November 1885 in New Holland, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. She died on 21 January 1894, at age 31. She was buried in Salem Evangelical Reformed Church, Hellers, Lancaster, Lancaster Coounty, Pennsylvania.

Her married name was Mary A. Bushong. Stone photo present

Mary A. Bushong

Birth: Nov. 2, 1862
Death: Jan. 21, 1894

Age 31y 2m 19d
w/o Horace G. Bushong

Family links:
Spouse:
Horace G. Bushong (1858 - 1918)

Burial:
Salem Evangelical Reformed Church, Hellers
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania, USA


Maintained by: Rick Bushong
Originally Created by: Miabeth
Record added: Aug 01, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 55743173.

William *ANCI Bushong was born on 25 April 1779 in Pennsylvania. He and Wife were married. He died on 6 September 1859, at age 80. He was buried in Salem Evangelical Reformed Church, Hellers, Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Stone photo present

William Bushong

Birth: Apr. 25, 1779
Death: Sep. 6, 1859

Age 80y 4m 12d


Burial:
Salem Evangelical Reformed Church, Hellers
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania, USA

Maintained by: Rick Bushong
Originally Created by: Miabeth
Record added: Jul 30, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 55659451. Aug 27 1850

United States Census, 1850 for William Bushong
Name: William Bushong
Residence: Strasburg, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Age: 71 years
Calculated Birth Year: 1779
Birthplace:
Gender: Male
Race (original):
Race (expanded):
Death Month:
Death Year:
Film Number: 444757
Digital GS Number: 4205093
Image Number: 00171
Line Number: 18
Dwelling House Number: 92
Family Number: 102
Marital Status:
Free or Slave:

Household Gender Age
George Hauk M 52y
Hannah Hauk F 49y
Mary A Hauk F 17y
Philip Hauk M 23y
Eliza J Hauk F 14y
George Hauk M
William Bushong M 71y. *ANCI Indicates an interest in additional research for ancestors of this individual.

* William's Bushong ancestors are not yet known. William *ANCI Bushong was enumerated on the census of 1850 in Strasburg, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Wife was born. She and William *ANCI Bushong were married. She died.

Her married name was Wife Bushong.

Hannah Bushong was born on 4 March 1799 in Pennsylvania. She and George Hauke were married before 1827 in. She died on 26 March 1855, at age 56, in Pennsylvania. She was buried in Strasburg Mennonite Cemetery, Strasburg, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Her married name was Hannah Hauke. * it's an assumption that Hannah is William's daughter...

United States Census, 1850 for William Bushong
Name: William Bushong
Residence: Strasburg, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Age: 71 years
Calculated Birth Year: 1779
Birthplace:
Gender: Male
Race (original):
Race (expanded):
Death Month:
Death Year:
Film Number: 444757
Digital GS Number: 4205093
Image Number: 00171
Line Number: 18
Dwelling House Number: 92
Family Number: 102
Marital Status:
Free or Slave:
enumerated: Aug 27 1850

Household Gender Age
George Hauk M 52y
Hannah Hauk F 49y
Mary A Hauk F 17y
Philip Hauk M 23y
Eliza J Hauk F 14y
George Hauk M (unreadable) maybe 10-13??
William Bushong M 71y. Stone photo present

Hannah Hauke

Birth: Mar. 4, 1799
Death: Mar. 26, 1855

Age 56y 22d
w/o George Hauke

Family links:
Spouse:
George Hauke

Children:
Mary A. Hauke (1833 - 1861)*
George W. Hauke (1840 - 1862)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Strasburg Mennonite Cemetery
Strasburg
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Miabeth
Record added: Mar 15, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 66969014.
The Hauke Legend for all

Charles D. Hauke (View posts)
Posted: 28 Nov 2000 04:00PM
I have recently come across some writings that I believe to have been written by Rilla M. Hauke Skinner dated July 12, 1940. This makes for some interesting reading and I would be glad to mail copies off to anyone that would like them. My e-mail is [email protected]. According to this essay, George Hauke came to America with his father, mother and baby sister from Northcumberland England at the age of three years. They were simply coming to visit friends and relatives. However, smallpox broke out on the boat and the only eventual survivor was George. A cousin had received George and initially took care of him. "Though he had spoken of the Haukes before their arrival as people of means, after their death, no assets, papers or money of anykind were found." This cousin first manifested a willingness to take the child, George, but after the deaths of mother, father and baby sister,this cousin simply sold all his meager possessions and deserted George who was eventually raise by a family of Quakers. Ironically, this cousin again appeared, this time in Pennsylvania, now with great wealth!! Amos Hauke, son of George Hauke and Hannah Beauchamp, tried to prove the ownership of the wealth, but couldn't substantiate the claim. George Hauke married Hannah Beauchamp and had children: John Smith Hauke - born January 25, 1823 - died 1892. Martin, who is believed to have had one son, Tom. Phillip, who had one daughter. Henry, who had no descendants. Amos, who had one daughter who died unmarried. Mary Ann who died young. Eliza Ethelinda who married. George Jr. who also died young with no descendants. George' son John Smith Hauke married Cindarilla Murray (Peter Schroeder's great grandmother) and had the children and descendants as follows :
Hannah Lavinia, Charles Francis, George Murray James Ambrose. Hannah Lavinia married James Engle and had three sons and three daughters. Charles Francis had four sons and three daughters. George Murray died in infancy. James Ambrose had no descendants. Charles Francis Hauke married Carrie Duncan Kelsey and had the following children;
Mable Murray- born 1883 died in infancy.
John Lawrence- born 1884, died in infancy.
Edna Elizabeth- born December 13, 1885. Unmarried, M.A. Columbia.
Rilla May- born September 10, 1889, Married Arthur Wiiliam Skinner, had one son, M.A. at George Washington University.
Charles Royce - born November 3, 1887, married Lillian Parus, graduated from Washington Lee with B.A. in Engineering had two sons, three daughters. One of his sons, Charles Kelsey Hauke is my father and attented Washington Lee University. The only living son is Ray Hauke.
Gilbert Francis- born November 17, 1894, B.A. in Engineering at University of Michigan, married Helen Stenner and had two sons, and one daughter.
Alfred Kelsey- born September 3, 1900, died in infancy. The following is for a different Hannah - maiden name Senseman.

Some think it's the same Hanna Hauck, but two different graves proves two different Hannahs...

her mother's will...

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LDS Pennsylvania Probates
Cumberland County Will Books 1837 - 1859, Volumes L - M
IMAGE 143 of 630

WILL OF JUSTINA SENSEMAN
Cumberland County Will Book L
Page 143

IN THE NAME OF GOD. AMEN. I, Justina Senseman of Silver Spring Township and Cumberland County and State of Pennsylvania, widow, being weak in body but of sound mind, memory and understanding, calling to mind my mortality, do make this my last Will and Testament in manner and for following, VIZ:
It is my will that my wearing apparel shall be equally divided among my children who may survive me, the remainder of my personal property, I allow and order to be sold as soon as convenient after my decease: My funeral expenses and all Just claims against me to be paid,
It is my will that whatever remains of my Estate after payment of the aforesaid expenses and the expenses of Settlement, shall be divided into nine equal parts or shares, which I bequeath and direct to be distributed in the following manner To Wit:
To my sons John, William and Samuel, each one full share.
To my daughters Rebecca Weaver, Hannah Hauk, Lydia Lutz and Sarah Trovinger each one full share.
To my son Daniel Senseman's children (to be equally divided among them) one full share.
And to my Granddaughter Hannah Withers and to my Grandson George Oberlin one share (or the one ninth part) to be equally divided between them.
And Lastly, I do hereby nominate and appoint my two sons, John and Samuel Senseman, Executors of this my last will hereby revoking all former wills by me made and declaring this and no other to be my last Will and Testament.
In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal the first day of August A. D. 1837.

JUSTINA SENSEMAN, Her X Mark

Signed by the Testatrix and declared by her to be her last Will and Testament in our presence, who in her presence, and at her request subscribed our names thereto as Witnesses.

JOHN CLENDENIN
JOHN CHRONISTER

CUMBERLAND COUNTY ss
This 21st day of September A. D. 1843.
Before me Jacob Bretz, Register for probate of Wills &c in and for said county personally came John Clendenin Esquire and John Chronister the subscribing witnesses to the foregoing instrument of writing purporting to be the last Will and Testament of Justina Senseman, late of the Township of Silver Spring, deceased, and being duly sworn according to Law depose and say. That they were present and saw and heard the Testatrix Justina Senseman Sign (by making her mark), Seal, Publish, Pronounce, Declare the same as and for her last Will and Testament and that at the time of her so doing, she was of a sound and disposing mind, memory and understanding to the best of their knowledge, observation and belief and that they subscribed their names thereto as witnesses at the request of the Testatrix in her presence and in the presence of each other.

JOHN CLENDENIN
JOHN CHRONISTER

Sworn and Subscribed Before me.
JACOB BRETZ, Register

Be it remembered that on the 21st day of September A. D. 1843.
The last Will and Testament of Justina Senseman, late of Silver Spring Township, deceased, was Legally proven and that Letters Testamentary were issued on the same day to John and Samuel Senseman the Executors therein named. Inventory and Account &c to be exhibited in the time appointed by Law.

Witness my hand:
JACOB BRETZ, Register.

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the other Hannah's FindaGrave memorial....


stone photo present - wife of George Hauck

Hannah Senseman Hauck

Birth: Nov. 4, 1793
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania, USA
Death: Apr. 6, 1875
Pennsylvania, USA


Family links:
Parents:
John Senseman (1754 - 1819)
Juliana Justina Kimmel Senseman (1760 - 1843)

Children:
Lydia Hauck Clepper (1820 - 1894)*

Siblings:
John Senseman (1780 - 1860)*
William Senseman (1788 - 1864)*
Rebecca Senseman Weaver (1791 - 1868)*
Hannah Senseman Hauck (1793 - 1875)

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Longsdorf Cemetery
New Kingstown
Cumberland County
Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Mel Bashore
Record added: Apr 22, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 36199979

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!it's a different Hannah! Different ages, too! With lots of kids, and possibly other family....

George Hawk
United States Census, 1840
Name George Hawk
Event Type Census
Event Date 1840
Event Place Strasburg Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
Page 285.

George Hauke was born about 1798 in Pennsylvania. He and Hannah Bushong were married before 1827 in. He died about 1870, at age ~72, in Pennsylvania. He was buried in Strasburg Mennonite Cemetery, Strasburg, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

George Hauke was also known as Hawk. Added from the 1850 Census, living in Hauk Family. Stone photo present

George Hauke

Birth: unknown
Death: unknown

Age 72y
b. ca. 1798
d. ca. 1870

Family links:
Spouse:
Hannah Hauke (1799 - 1855)*

Children:
Mary A. Hauke (1833 - 1861)*
George W. Hauke (1840 - 1862)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Strasburg Mennonite Cemetery
Strasburg
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Miabeth
Record added: Mar 15, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 66968923. George Hawk
United States Census, 1840
Name George Hawk
Event Type Census
Event Date 1840
Event Place Strasburg Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
Page 285.
The Hauke Legend for all

Charles D. Hauke (View posts)
Posted: 28 Nov 2000 04:00PM
I have recently come across some writings that I believe to have been written by Rilla M. Hauke Skinner dated July 12, 1940. This makes for some interesting reading and I would be glad to mail copies off to anyone that would like them. My e-mail is [email protected]. According to this essay, George Hauke came to America with his father, mother and baby sister from Northcumberland England at the age of three years. They were simply coming to visit friends and relatives. However, smallpox broke out on the boat and the only eventual survivor was George. A cousin had received George and initially took care of him. "Though he had spoken of the Haukes before their arrival as people of means, after their death, no assets, papers or money of anykind were found." This cousin first manifested a willingness to take the child, George, but after the deaths of mother, father and baby sister,this cousin simply sold all his meager possessions and deserted George who was eventually raise by a family of Quakers. Ironically, this cousin again appeared, this time in Pennsylvania, now with great wealth!! Amos Hauke, son of George Hauke and Hannah Beauchamp, tried to prove the ownership of the wealth, but couldn't substantiate the claim. George Hauke married Hannah Beauchamp and had children: John Smith Hauke - born January 25, 1823 - died 1892. Martin, who is believed to have had one son, Tom. Phillip, who had one daughter. Henry, who had no descendants. Amos, who had one daughter who died unmarried. Mary Ann who died young. Eliza Ethelinda who married. George Jr. who also died young with no descendants. George' son John Smith Hauke married Cindarilla Murray (Peter Schroeder's great grandmother) and had the children and descendants as follows :
Hannah Lavinia, Charles Francis, George Murray James Ambrose. Hannah Lavinia married James Engle and had three sons and three daughters. Charles Francis had four sons and three daughters. George Murray died in infancy. James Ambrose had no descendants. Charles Francis Hauke married Carrie Duncan Kelsey and had the following children;
Mable Murray- born 1883 died in infancy.
John Lawrence- born 1884, died in infancy.
Edna Elizabeth- born December 13, 1885. Unmarried, M.A. Columbia.
Rilla May- born September 10, 1889, Married Arthur Wiiliam Skinner, had one son, M.A. at George Washington University.
Charles Royce - born November 3, 1887, married Lillian Parus, graduated from Washington Lee with B.A. in Engineering had two sons, three daughters. One of his sons, Charles Kelsey Hauke is my father and attented Washington Lee University. The only living son is Ray Hauke.
Gilbert Francis- born November 17, 1894, B.A. in Engineering at University of Michigan, married Helen Stenner and had two sons, and one daughter.
Alfred Kelsey- born September 3, 1900, died in infancy. Two Hauck or Hauks here...

from Rupp's 300000 names book

32) Sept, 18, 1733. Palatines, brigantine Pennsylvania
Merchant, of London, John Stedman, Master, from Rotterdam,
last from Plymouth. Seventy-one males above sixteen, fifty-six
females ; and sixty-four males and females under sixteen in all
191. (Editor.}

Johann Klemm,
Gotlob Klemm,
Georg Scholtz,
David Scholtz,
Johannes Naas,
Pierre Marot,
Andreas Kleim,*
Georg Kleim,
Georg Schait, ?
Johannes Riegel,
Johannes Riegel jr.,
Michael Walter,
Georg Knop,
Jacob Ott,
Ludwig Ewalt,
Michael Ludwig,*
Daniel Ludwig,*
Philip Schmyer,
Peter Ruth,*
Hans Lauer,
Mattheis Gisch,
Adam Vollmer,
Ludowick Evaldt,*
Frederick Gotz,*
Johannes Mihm,
Peter Schmidt,*
Paulus Schaffer,
Andreas Frey,*
Bernhart Mauss,
Andreas Bauer,
Peter Straub,



Friederich Glass,
Johannes Gordner,
Mattheus Buchler,
Andreas Mosemann,
Christian Mosemann,
Hans Burchard,
David Burchard,
Johann Schijnfeldt,
Johan Aullenbacher,
Joh. Valentin Pressel,
Carolus Burckhard,
Joh. Philip Weynandt,
Johan Michael Ott,
Alexander Gasser,*
Joh. Michael Staudt,
Joh. Jost Ohlwein,
Philip Angelberger,
Michael Seydenbender,
Johan Daniel Endt,
Johan Valentin Endt,
Johan Peter Saling,
Hans Georg Winter,
Hans Martin Santer,*
Johann Adam Beyer,
Joh. Christoph Igelsbach,
Michael Kelchner,
Georg Barthol. Schaffer,
John Ludwig Sees,
Hans Georg Hauk,
Johann Jacob Karst,
Christian Hook,*
Hans Georg Grondt,
Johann Georg Grimm,
Georg Adam Koch,*
Henrich Schmidt.
Justus Osterrath,

A. Sick Melchior Gronsaum, Henrich Reet, Jacob Unger.

Under sixteen : Henrich Souchonet, Guilliam Marot, Philip
Marot, Benjamin Marot, Daniel Marot, Hans Georg Eitt, Caspar
Klemm, Abraham Riegel, Johannes Ewalt, Johann Schmyer,
Johannes Gasser, Matheis Gasser, Joh. Ruth, Jacob Ruth,
Peter Ruth, Georg Winter, Hans Winter, Andreas Stehlin,
Johannes Stehlin, Matheis Stehlin, Jacob Schultz, Joh. Gbtz,
Johannes Reuter, Peter Ingold, Jacob Frick, Paulus Schaffer,
Georg Schaffer, Georg Stoubig, Christian Striebig, Joh. Schaf-
fer, Christopher Frey, Christian Fischer, Jacob Straub, Peter
Straub, Georg Hauck, Paulus Gardner, Andreas Biichler. Extracted....

George Hauke married Hannah Beauchamp and had children:

John Smith Hauke - born January 25, 1823 - died 1892.
Martin, who is believed to have had one son,
Tom.
Phillip, who had one daughter.
Henry, who had no descendants.
Amos, who had one daughter who died unmarried.
Mary Ann who died young.
Eliza Ethelinda who married.
George Jr. who also died young with no descendants.

Mary A. Hauk was born on 23 March 1833 in Pennsylvania. She died on 29 February 1861, at age 27. She was buried in Strasburg Mennonite Cemetery, Strasburg, Lancaster County, Virginia.

Added from the 1850 Census, living in Hauk Family. Mary A. Hauke

Birth: Mar. 23, 1833
Death: Feb. 29, 1861

d/o George & Hannah Hauke

Family links:
Parents:
George Hauke
Hannah Hauke (1799 - 1855)

Sibling:
Mary A. Hauke (1833 - 1861)
George W. Hauke (1840 - 1862)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Strasburg Mennonite Cemetery
Strasburg
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Miabeth
Record added: Mar 15, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 66969204.

Philip Hauk was born about 1827 in Pennsylvania. He died.

Added from the 1850 Census, living in Hauk Family. Is this our Philip?

P B Hauke
mentioned in the record of P B Hauke and Lydia Brubaker
Name P B Hauke
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 18 Oct 1854
Event Place , Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
Event Place (Original) Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
Gender Male
Father's Name George Hauke
Mother's Name Hannah Hauke
Spouse's Name Lydia Brubaker
Spouse's Gender Female
Spouse's Father's Name Francis Brubaker
Spouse's Mother's Name Anna Brubaker
Page 259.

Eliza J. Hauk was born about 1836 in Pennsylvania. She died.

Added from the 1850 Census, living in Hauk Family.

George Hauk was born on 13 November 1840 in Pennsylvania. He died on 5 January 1862, at age 21, in Pennsylvania. He was buried in Strasburg Mennonite Cemetery, Strasburg, Lancaster County, Virginia.

Added from the 1850 Census, living in Hauk Family

age is a guess, as the census form is hard to read for age. George W. Hauke

Birth: Nov. 13, 1840
Death: Jan. 5, 1862

Age 21y 1m 23d
s/o George & Hannah Hauke

Family links:
Parents:
George Hauke
Hannah Hauke (1799 - 1855)

Sibling:
Mary A. Hauke (1833 - 1861)*
George W. Hauke (1840 - 1862)

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Strasburg Mennonite Cemetery
Strasburg
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Miabeth
Record added: Mar 15, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 66969132.

Mary A. Bushong was born on 8 May 1853 in Pennsylvania. She and Daniel G. Espenscheid were married. She died on 17 August 1882, at age 29. She was buried in Salem Evangelical Reformed Church, Hellers, Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Her married name was Mary A. Espenscheid. Stone photo present - daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Bushong

Mary A. Bushong Espenscheid

Birth: May 8, 1853
Death: Aug. 17, 1882

Age 29y 3m 9d
d/o Samuel & Elizabeth Bushong
w/o Daniel G. Espenschied

Family links:
Spouse:
Daniel G. Espenschied (1851 - 1905)*

Children:
Adelia Ruth Espenschied/Esbenshade Weinhold (1875 - 1925)*
Howard B. Espenschied (1881 - 1906)*

*Point here for explanation

Burial:
Salem Evangelical Reformed Church, Hellers
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania, USA


Created by: Miabeth
Record added: Jul 28, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 55581029.

Daniel G. Espenscheid was born on 10 March 1851. He and Mary A. Bushong were married. He died on 30 March 1905, at age 54. He was buried in Salem Evangelical Reformed Church, Hellers, Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Stone photo present

Daniel G. Espenschied

Birth: Mar. 10, 1851
Death: Mar. 30, 1905

Age 54y 20d

Family links:
Parents:
Henry B. Espenschied (1803 - 1885)
Mary Ann Curly Espenschied (1817 - 1889)

Spouses:
Mary A. Bushong Espenscheid (1853 - 1882)
Margaret Keener Espenschied (1859 - 1923)*

Children:
Adelia Ruth Espenschied/Esbenshade Weinhold (1875 - 1925)*
Howard B. Espenschied (1881 - 1906)*

*Point here for explanation

Burial:
Salem Evangelical Reformed Church, Hellers
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Miabeth
Record added: Jul 28, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 55581079.

Emma Ethel Bushong was born on 17 October 1889 in Rothsville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. She and Louis John Frank were married. She died on 28 March 1973, at age 83, in Methuen, Essex County, Massachusetts. She was buried in Riverview Burial Park, Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Her married name was Emma Ethel Frank. Emma Ethel Bushong was a Registered Nurse. Stone photo present

Emma Ethel Bushong Frank

Birth: Oct. 17, 1889
Rothsville
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania, USA
Death: Mar. 28, 1973
Methuen
Essex County
Massachusetts, USA

Ethel was my maternal grandmother. She was a Reg. Nurse only practicing for a few yrs. When she was in school at Columbia, her class was involved in the experimental testing of the first deoderant. Daughter of Horace & Mary Ann(Bean) Bushong. Was an excellent seamstress, cook & mother, grandmother. Loved to talk the "PA Dutch" & tell stories of her life growing up in Lancaster. Have obituary & funeral cards from the Synder Funeral Home in Lancaster, Pa. Have picture of gravestone. Have birth certificate from the Orphans' Court of Lancaster County, PA. Have death certificate from Newburyport, Ma. Have marriage certificate/booklet.

Family links:
Spouse:
Louis John Frank (1890 - 1969)*

*Point here for explanation

Burial:
Riverview Burial Park
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania, USA
Plot: graes 1& 2 lot # 668; lot #669 L1/2 graves 1&2

Created by: eana
Record added: Apr 25, 2003
Find A Grave Memorial# 7386408. Emma Ethel, my grandmother was close to Elsie, her stepmother. She used to talk about her all the time and Emma and Horace, came to visit a few times when I was young.

Betty Cooper Amirault
Newburyport. Massachusetts.

Louis John Frank was born on 18 April 1890 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He and Emma Ethel Bushong were married. He died on 3 April 1969, at age 78, in Saint Petersburg, Pinellas County, Florida. He was buried in Riverview Burial Park, Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Stone photo present

Louis John Frank

Birth: Apr. 18, 1890
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania, USA
Death: Apr. 3, 1969
Saint Petersburg
Pinellas County
Florida, USA

this is my maternal grandfather. Have picture of gravestone. Have his baptism records in German, have his obituary & funeral card from the Synder Funeral Home in Lancaster, PA. Have his certificate of death from Pinellas County, St Petersburg, Fl. Have his birth certificate from the Orphans' Court of Lancaster County, PA. Have marriage certificate/booklet, have will & last testament. Son of William & Magdalena(Darmstaetter) Frank.

Family links:
Parents:
William Henry Frank (1865 - 1938)
Magdalena Darmstaetter Frank (1865 - 1951)

Spouse:
Emma Ethel Bushong Frank (1889 - 1973)

Burial:
Riverview Burial Park
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania, USA
Plot: Graves 1 & 2 Lot # 668; Lot # 669 L1/2 graves 1 & 2.

Created by: eana
Record added: Apr 25, 2003
Find A Grave Memorial# 7386360.

Aaron W. Stauffer was born on 30 June 1881. He died on 7 August 1882, at age 1. He was buried in Stumptown Mennonite Cemetery, Bird in Hand, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Stone photo present hard to read, but looks like Aaron

Stauffer

Birth: unknown
Death: 1882


Note: Beside Frank Stauffer.

Burial:
Stumptown Mennonite Cemetery
Bird in Hand
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Miabeth
Record added: Mar 22, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 67267476.

Preston Amyx was born on 22 February 1811 in Fincastle, Botetourt County, Virginia. He and Elisia Ballard Harvey were married. He died on 1 April 1872, at age 61, in Rockbridge, Ozark County, Missouri. He was buried in Smith Chapel Cemetery, Zanoni, Ozark County, Missouri.

Stone photo present - double with Elisia

Preston Amyx

Birth: Feb. 22, 1811
Death: Apr. 1, 1872

Husband of Elisia B Harvey Amyx
Son of Matthew and Jane Fawbush Amyx

Family links:
Spouse:
Elisia B Harvey Amyx (1819 - 1898)

Children:
Mathew Kimmons Amyx (1842 - 1926)*
Priscilla Amyx Bushong (1852 - ____)*
Clara Victoria Amyx Bushong (1858 - 1940)*
Mittie G Amyx Owen (1863 - 1904)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Smith Chapel Cemetery
Zanoni
Ozark County
Missouri, USA

Created by: Patricia
Record added: Aug 12, 2005
Find A Grave Memorial# 11525600. James S. Bushong married Elizabeth Amyx. She was one of three Amyx sisters who married three Bushongs in Kentucky. Here is a court record that was instituted in Kentucky with Amyx naming Elizabeth B. (Amyx) and husband James S. Bushong.

Monroe County Kentucky Circuit Court

File 112, filed 18 Oct 1889. M K AMYX vs J C MARTIN.

Plaintiff is son of Mathew AMYX, dec who died in Metcalfe Co and left as his survivors: Lewis, Pracilla M [sic], Madison, Preston, M K, his children. Matthew had a dau named Catherine who died before her father andleft the following children: M A BRANSTETTER, Louisa J BRANSTETTER who mdJoseph FERGUSON; M E BRANSTETTER who md Wm BOBBITT and John L BRANSTETTER.
After Matthew died, his son Preston AMYX died leaving: Mathew K, Olive J who md W C MORRISON; Elizabeth B who md James S BUSHONG; Precilla F who md W L BUSHONG; Clarissa V who md David BUSHONG; Millie G who md James F OWENS.
Preston also had a son who died before he died and left as survivors: Eliza who md Columbus OWENS.
Madison and Priscilla AMYX died single.
The suit deals (lengthily so) with land that Mathew Amyx owned in Metcalfeand Monroe Co. Others names cited include HAGAN, C C HARVEY.

Elisia Ballard Harvey was born on 19 December 1819 in Harvey County, Kansas. She and Preston Amyx were married. She died on 19 March 1898, at age 78, in Ozark County, Missouri. She was buried in Smith Chapel Cemetery, Zanoni, Ozark County, Missouri.

Her married name was Elisia Ballard Amyx. Stone photo present - double with Preston

Elisia B Harvey Amyx

Birth: Dec. 19, 1819
Death: Mar. 19, 1898

Daughter of James and Olive Bryson Harvey

Family links:
Spouse:
Preston Amyx (1811 - 1872)*

Children:
Mathew Kimmons Amyx (1842 - 1926)*
Priscilla Amyx Bushong (1852 - ____)*
Clara Victoria Amyx Bushong (1858 - 1940)*
Mittie G Amyx Owen (1863 - 1904)*

*Point here for explanation

Burial:
Smith Chapel Cemetery
Zanoni
Ozark County
Missouri, USA

Created by: Patricia
Record added: Aug 12, 2005
Find A Grave Memorial# 11525611.

Mathew J. Amyx was born on 15 April 1778 in Botetourt County, Virginia. He and Jane Forbis were married. He died on 30 September 1860, at age 82, in Metcalfe County, Kentucky.

Monroe County Kentucky Circuit Court

File 112, filed 18 Oct 1889. M K AMYX vs J C MARTIN.

Plaintiff is son of Mathew AMYX, dec who died in Metcalfe Co and left as his survivors: Lewis, Pracilla M [sic], Madison, Preston, M K, his children. Matthew had a dau named Catherine who died before her father and left the following children: M A BRANSTETTER, Louisa J BRANSTETTER who mdJoseph FERGUSON; M E BRANSTETTER who md Wm BOBBITT and John L BRANSTETTER.

After Matthew died, his son Preston AMYX died leaving: Mathew K, Olive J who md W C MORRISON; Eltha B who md James S BUSHONG; Precilla F who md W L BUSHONG; Clarissa V who md David BUSHONG; Millie G who md James F OWENS.
Preston also had a son who died before he died and left as survivors: Eliza who md Columbus OWENS.
Madison and Priscilla AMYX died single.
The suit deals (lengthily so) with land that Mathew Amyx owned in Metcalfeand Monroe Co. Others names cited include HAGAN, C C HARVEY.

Jane Forbis was born on 10 August 1780 in Botetourt County, Virginia. She and Mathew J. Amyx were married. She died on 4 December 1856, at age 76, in Cumberland, Harlan County, Kentucky.

Her married name was Jane Amyx.

Madison K. Amyx was born on 4 December 1808 in Botetourt County, Virginia. He and Elizabeth Boatwright were married. He died on 5 June 1880, at age 71, in Metcalfe County, Kentucky.

Stone photo pressent

Madison K Amyx

Birth: Dec. 4, 1808
Death: Jun. 6, 1880


Note: Spouse Elizabeth Boatwright Amyx

Burial:
Leamon-Branstetter-Amyx Cemetery
Metcalfe County
Kentucky, USA

Created by: E Kerley
Record added: Sep 24, 2006
Find A Grave Memorial# 15874293.

Elizabeth Boatwright was born. She and Madison K. Amyx were married. She died.

Her married name was Elizabeth Amyx.

Jacob Harshberger was born in 1765 in Shenandoah County, Virginia. He and Barbara Bushong were married on 10 May 1798 in Rockingham County, Virginia. He died in January 1825, at age ~60, in Montgomery County, Ohio.

Jacob Harshberger was also known as Harshbarger. Jacob HARSHBURGER (could be Harnsberger)
Surname: Harshburger
Given Name: Jacob
Sex: M
Birth: 1765 in Shenandoah, Virginia 1
Death: Jan 1825 in Montgomery County, Ohio 1
Change Date: 27 May 2003 at 13:01:27



Marriage 1 Barbara BUSHONG

Married: 10 May 1798 in Rockingham County, Virginia 1

Children

Has Children Mary HARSHBURGER b: 17 Jan 1803 in Rockingham County, Virginia. Rockingham Co. VA - Marriage Index for names beginning with HAL, - Hammer and Harnsberger,

1798 Harnsberger Jacob Bushong, Barbara A. 1810 Federal Census: Augusta County, Virginia

Jacob Harshbarger
1 Male under 10 years of age
1 Male 10 and under 16 years of age
1 Male 16 and under 26 years of age
1 Male 45 and up
2 Females under 10 years of age
1 Female 10 and under 16 years of age
1 Female 45 years of age and up.

Jacob Nicholas was born on 9 September 1787 in McGaheysville, Rockingham County, Virginia. He died. He was buried in Peaked Mountain Cemetery, McGaheysville, Rockingham County, Virginia.

1. Jacob Nicholas
Born: 9 September 1787
Baptized: 4 May 1788 by Christian Streit
Sponsor: Jacob Nicholas

All brothers and sisters baptised Peaked Mountain Church, McGaheysville, Rockingham County, Virginia.