Individual Notes
Note for: Anna Maria Emmerich, 1758 - 1777 Index
Burial:
Date: 1777
Place: Chester Springs, PA (St. Peter's Lutheran Cemetery)
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Note for: Johann Henrich Clevenstine, 1746 - 1805 Index
Individual Note: German spelling of the surname is "Kliebenstein".
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Note for: Catharine Nyce, ABT 1838 - 11 MAY 1911 Index
Burial:
Date: 17 MAY 1911
Place: Reading, PA (Charles Evans Cemetery)
Individual Note: The Probate document in Catharine Guth's estate file states that she "departed this life at number 726 N. Front St. Reading in the county of Berks and State of Penna. on Thursday the 11 day of May A.D. 1911 at 8:40 o'clock P.M." Her personal property was valued at $14,000.00.
Individual Notes
Note for: Philip Christman, 18 AUG 1755 - Index
Individual Note: From The History of the Counties of Lehigh and Carbon by Mathews, Alfred & Austin N. Hungerford:
"Phillip Christman was married and had nine children, six sons and three daughters. His son, John Henry, was born Feb. 3, 1777, in the house now owned by William Shaffer, of Allentown, and occupied by Adam Miller, and situate upon the mountain road leading from Macungie to Alburtis. When John Henry was four weeks of age his father moved with his family upon a farm in Berks County. When John was a young man he went to Montgomery County, where he became a miller. Soon after he got married and moved to a mill in Berks County, near Sigmund's Furnace."
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Note for: Jacob Christman, 1711 - JUL 1761 Index
Immigration:
Date: 16 SEP 1736
Place: To Philadelphia
Individual Note: Jacob immigrated to Philadelphia on September 16, 1736. He is listed among the Palatines imported on the ship Princess Augustus, Samuel Merchant, Mastor, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes. His age is shown as 25.
From the History of the Counties of Lehigh and Carbon by Mathews, Alfred & Austin N. Hungerford:
"The original Christman came from Würtemberg, Germany, and settled near Sigmund's Furnace, close to the line of Berks County, where Phillip Christman was born. It is related that while Phillip's father was out in the field on a wagon loaded with hay, he met with an accident by which he lost his life. The horse coming to a gutter refused to cross, when, standing on the loaded wagon, he urged him with a hay-fork which he held in his hand. This caused the horse to take a sudden spring forward, and he was thrown from the wagon upon the fork, one of the prongs of which pierced his heart, resulting in his almost instant death. After this accident Phillip's mother was married to Francis Wesco, and moved to the house where the widow of the late John Backensto now resides, a short distance north of the borough of Macungie."
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Note for: John George Christman, ABT 1742 - OCT 1801 Index
Alias: /George/
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Note for: John Christman, BEF 13 MAY 1767 - Index
Baptism:
Date: 13 MAY 1767
Place: Zionsville, PA (Upper Milford Reformed Church)
Individual Note: Sponsors at his baptism were John ---- & wife.
Individual Notes
Note for: Jacob Christman, BEF 20 MAY 1770 - Index
Baptism:
Date: 20 MAY 1770
Place: Zionsville, PA (Upper Milford Reformed Church)
Individual Note: Sponsors at his baptism were Jacob Christman & wife.
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Note for: George Christman, ABT 1772 - 2 FEB 1833 Index
Name Note: Source: Jack Geyer {jgeyer@@concentric.net}, My Geyer Family and More, (World Connect Database jackg), "Electronic," There was no record of George's birth or baptism in the records of Upper Milford Reformed Church where the previous children where found. Church records for baptism of his children indicate his name as "George Christman, Jr.".
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Note for: Johan Jacob Christman, 7 MAR 1793 - Index
Baptism:
Date: 29 MAR 1793
Place: Zionsville, PA (Upper Milford Reformed Church)
Individual Note: Sponsors at the baptism were Jacob Rothenberger and Maria.
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Note for: Magdalena Christman, 30 JUN 1794 - Index
Baptism:
Date: 31 AUG 1794
Place: Zionsville, PA (Upper Milford Reformed Church)
Individual Note: Sponsors at her baptism were Francis Wesgo & Eva Margaret.