Roshon, Aimee Janet (b. 08 APR 1906, d. 06 NOV 1984)

Change: Date: 12 DEC 2003

Change: Date: 12 DEC 2003

Change: Date: 12 DEC 2003

Note: Obituary:
Dale R. Fritchley
Dale R. Fritchley, age 73, of Walnut Creek, passed away Sat. evening in Union Hospital. He was born in Canton, a son of the late Wilbur and Aimee Roshon Fritchley, was raised in Waynesburg, resided in the Waco area 47 years, and moved to Walnut Creek in 2002. He and his wife have wintered in Port Isabel and South Padre Island TX for many years. Dale was a 1950 graduate of Malvern High School. He retired in 1987 from the U. S. Postal Service, after 35 years, where he was a Letter Carrier out of Station B. He was a former member of Fairmount Park Presbyterian Church where he was an Elder and Trustee, and now is a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church. Dale also was a member of Lathrop Lodge #676, F. & A.M., which he served as Master in 1971, Canton Chapter #190, O.E.S., all York Rite Bodies, and was a former member of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, Valley of Canton and Tadmor Temple. He served with the U. S. Marine Corps during the Korean Conflict. Preceded in death by his sister, Jean Downes. Survived by his wife, Arlene Fritchley, with whom he celebrated their 53rd Wedding Anniversary on Nov. 16th; two daughters and sons-in-law, Helen and David Beshore, of N. Industry, and Cynthia and Mark Fritz, of N. Lawrence; two sons, Dale Fritchley, of Norfolk, VA, and Wilbur Fritchley, of Canton; one brother and sister-in-law, Earl and Dorothy Fritchley, of Magnolia; ten grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services will be conducted Thursday at 11 a.m. in the Finefrock-Gordon funeral Home in Magnolia with Rev. Donal Rossire and Rev. William R. Pawson officiating. Interment in Sandy Valley Cemetery. Friends may call Wed. 7-9 p.m. A Masonic Service will be held at 6:45 p.m. Wed. in the funeral home.
Finefrock-Gordon,
(330) 866-9425
www.gordonfuneralhomes.com

Source: (Death)
Title: Canton Repository Obituary
Abbreviation: Canton Repository Obituary
Publication: 27 DEC 2005
Note: Canton Repository Obituary

Change: Date: 26 DEC 2005

Event: Date: 04 OCT 1986
Place: Canton, Stark Co., OH

Change: Date: 12 DEC 2003

Note: Piedmont Region of Northern Italy. Amtsfield shows Inverso Pinasca, Pomaretto Perosa, Torino,

Note: In the XVI and XVII century, the town(Pinasca, Italy 33 miles WSW from Turino) was involved in the wars between Catholics and Waldenses, who in 1571 had built their own temple in the area of Podio. They, then, emigrated to Germany, the Waldenses gave the name of PINASCA (PINACHE) to the village that they founded there, in honour of the hospitality that they had received.

On Sept. 18, 1714 Pierre pledged allegience with the Duke and became the Municipal Mathematician on Jan 1, 1717, then Village Mayor of Pinache in 1733. Death Register shows that "The statement and witness of his death came from Mathieu Nirel, Jeremie Chapelle (Begleiter?). Also there when he died was David Vint and Pierre Manoval and other witnesses. They came there on October 7, 1747.

Notes from "300 Anni dei Valdesi in Germania 1699 - 1999" ( "300 Years of the Valdesi in Germany 1699 - 1999 ")
" In vast areas along the border between the properties of the Duchy of Wčurttemberg and the Margrave Baden-Durlach, Because of the war that lasted for over thirty years and the wars that have entered in the history of succession to the throne (1688 - 1697) Ludwig XIV, the population had declined dramatically. Perhaps for this reason, the young Duke Eberhard Ludwing of Wčurttemberg (born in 1676) was prepared to accept in its territory a part of the nearly 3,000 Protestant refugees, who had fled from Piedmont in September 1688.

These Waldensians had received hospitality only for the winter from Switzerland and had to find a place where fixed settle. The refugees who had settled in Maulbronn in Leonberg (circa 1700 to 2000) had arrived in May 1699 in Dčurrmenz. Not having enough seats available emergency, optáo accommodation for the final. According to the decree of 10 June 1699 Martin Greber of Maulbronn, immediately began to distribute to each family on their piece of land.

Most people around 1200 families (535 people) had their land near the intersection of the two roads Vaihingen-Enz/Pforzheim and Durrmenz / Wiernsheim. In memory of their native country that was called Pinache (today Pinasca) gave at that place called Pinache. A small number of refugees who have come from Pinasca and accepted by the Municipality of Wiernsheim, took their place among Wiernsheim, Iptingen, GroĎglattbach and Mčonsheim, they gave the name of Serres in this area, not least because the majority of them came from a village called Serre . Important witnesses of those times have surnames that there are still as: Ayasse, Baral, Baret, Bertet, Castan, Gille, Giraud, Jurdan, Juvenal, Micol, Mondon, Rivoir, Rochon, Roux, Talmon ... !

Immediately refugees gave a lot to be done to make the land productive: it was hard work. The success came not just because they had the misfortune of hailstorms and bad weather that destroyed several times for the harvest. He spent a long time before the houses made of wood and axes mud houses were replaced by normal. Many in the early years of trials and hardships in mind was to leave Pinache and Serres. Even in 1720, about 20 people left in the direction of Brandenburg in the hope of finding a better life, then returned back many, others through various movements arrived in Oberweser founded there in the municipalities of Gottstreu and Gewissenruh. Thanks to the privileges granted them by Duke, villages were partly Waldensians their independence and their jurisdiction. They spoke (until 1950) or the Patois Welsch and church and the French school, which, however, made it difficult to communicate with their German neighbours and isolava them negatively.

At Serres depended on Pinache and still share the pastor. Thanks to generous offers of the common Wčurttemberg, the Netherlands, England and Switzerland it was possible to replace the old wooden church. In Serres it arrived in 1761, while Pinache was inaugurated in 1721 (now the oldest church mass). Even in the 1796 Teacher of Serres had to be made available to pupils who needed a local school. In 1812 it was built in the Serres City Hall with local craft school and Pinache in 1821".

Source: (Birth)
Author: John J. Amtsfield
Title: Amtsfield, John J. "ROSHON-ROSHONG-ROCHON; Waldensians from Piedmont and Wčurttemberg to Pennsylvania"
Abbreviation: John J. Amtsfield
Publication: John J. Amtsfield, January 14, 2005
Media: ElectronicRepository:

Name: ROSHON-ROSHONG-ROCHON; Waldensians from Piedmont and Wčurtte
Address: 114 Woodfern Rd.
Neshanic Station, NJ 08853-4053

Source: (Death)
Abbreviation: LDS obtained Church Records
Note: LDS obtained Church Records

Source: (Individual)
Title: 300 Years Of Vaudois in Germany 1699 - 1999
Abbreviation: 300 Years Of Vaudois in Germany 1699 - 1999
Publication: Comuni di Pinasca, Pinasca, Italy

Occupation: Village Mayor 1733

Change: Date: 05 JAN 2007

Note: Amtsfield shows date as "Abt 1695"

Note: The name Catherina shown as another derivation.
The Gayde family is of Waldensian origin. They came 1699 together with many other Waldensian refugees (Baral, Micol, Roux, Rochon, Talmon a.o.) to Wuerttemberg and Baden. The winter before they rested in Switzerland but they were from Piemont (Italy). In the area Dčurrmenz (today Mčuhlacker) and Hengstett (today Althengstett) they received unused land. Near the German villages, they then founded their own villages (Pinache, Serres, Perouse, GroĎ- and Kleinvillars, Neuhengstett). It is not known yet how many Gayde's in Germany arrived, but it is sure, a Jean Gaidou lived about 1700 in Serres.
Today the name is written "Gayde", About 1700 it was spelled "Gaidou" and "Gaide", But since around 1750 only found as "Gaide".

Source: (Birth)
Author: Dr. Kiefner 1980 researcher for Father Schafer from Pinache
Abbreviation: Dr. Kiefner 1980 researcher for Father Schafer from Pinache

Source: (Birth)
Author: John Amtsfield & Carole Faust
Title: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines
Abbreviation: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines
Media: ElectronicRepository:

Name: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines

Source: (Death)
Abbreviation: LDS obtained Church Records
Note: LDS obtained Church Records

Source: (Death)
Author: Rev. Werner Eiss
Abbreviation: Rev. Werner Eiss
Publication: 20 OCT 1977

Change: Date: 05 JAN 2007

Note: The Reverend Werner Eiss in a letter to Howard G. Roshon indicated that she "died in the age of 1 year" Christening: Marie, Godparents: Jean Jaques Rouchon.

Note: Sponsors: Pierre Gayde and Marie Jourdan

Source: (Birth)
Abbreviation: LDS website
Note: LDS website

Source: (Birth)
Author: John J. Amtsfield
Title: Roshon, Steinruck, Gresh, Evans, Denning
Abbreviation: Roshon, Steinruck, Gresh, Evans, Denning

Source: (Birth)
Author: John Amtsfield & Carole Faust
Title: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines
Abbreviation: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines
Media: ElectronicRepository:

Name: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines

Source: (Death)
Author: Reverend Werner Eiss
Abbreviation: Reverend Werner Eiss

Change: Date: 05 JAN 2007

Note: "Died in the age of 1 yeare" per the Reverend werner Eiss in a letter to Howard G. Roshon

Source: (Birth)
Author: John J. Amtsfield
Title: Amtsfield, John J. "ROSHON-ROSHONG-ROCHON; Waldensians from Piedmont and Wčurttemberg to Pennsylvania"
Abbreviation: John J. Amtsfield
Publication: John J. Amtsfield, January 14, 2005
Media: ElectronicRepository:

Name: ROSHON-ROSHONG-ROCHON; Waldensians from Piedmont and Wčurtte
Address: 114 Woodfern Rd.
Neshanic Station, NJ 08853-4053

Source: (Death)
Author: Howard G. Roshon
Title: H. G. Roshon Historical sketch
Abbreviation: H. G. Roshon Historical sketch
Publication: Howard G. Roshon
Note: H. G. Roshon Historical sketch
Media: ManuscriptRepository:

Name: H. G. Roshon Historical sketch

Change: Date: 05 JAN 2007

Note: "Died in the age of 1 yeare" per the Reverend werner Eiss in a letter to Howard G. Roshon.

Source: (Birth)
Author: John J. Amtsfield
Title: Amtsfield, John J. "ROSHON-ROSHONG-ROCHON; Waldensians from Piedmont and Wčurttemberg to Pennsylvania"
Abbreviation: John J. Amtsfield
Publication: John J. Amtsfield, January 14, 2005
Media: ElectronicRepository:

Name: ROSHON-ROSHONG-ROCHON; Waldensians from Piedmont and Wčurtte
Address: 114 Woodfern Rd.
Neshanic Station, NJ 08853-4053

Change: Date: 05 JAN 2007

Note: Marguerita may be Margaretha ROSCHON married 9 Sep to Peter WILHELM . They came to Philadelphia from Isenburg, on ship St. Andrew, from Rotterdam, last of Plymouth ENG. This would mean that Marguuuerita predated Pierre, Phillipe and Henrit, having arrived in 1734. Until proven otherwise and for continuity sake This assumption will be carried forward. (See notes for Marie Rochon, Aunt of Marguerita).

Source: (Birth)
Author: John Amtsfield & Carole Faust
Title: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines
Abbreviation: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines
Media: ElectronicRepository:

Name: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines

Source: (Burial)
Author: John J. Amtsfield
Title: Amtsfield, John J. "ROSHON-ROSHONG-ROCHON; Waldensians from Piedmont and Wčurttemberg to Pennsylvania"
Abbreviation: John J. Amtsfield
Publication: John J. Amtsfield, January 14, 2005
Media: ElectronicRepository:

Name: ROSHON-ROSHONG-ROCHON; Waldensians from Piedmont and Wčurtte
Address: 114 Woodfern Rd.
Neshanic Station, NJ 08853-4053

Change: Date: 23 NOV 2004

Note: Research Birth & Death Dates-Howard G. Roshon Shows 01 DEC 1724 & 30 JUN 1783. Jean Jaques was a Syndic (Advocate Judge) of Pinache as were his father and & grandfather. A direct descendant was alive in Pinache in Oct 1969. He is Friedrich Rochon - 1731 Pinache, Grossglaltbacherstrasse.
Godparent to brother Philippe's daughter Anna Marie

Ancestry.com shows he immigrated to America in 1754. This needs verification.
Source:EHMANN, KARL. Die Auswanderung in die Neuengland-Staaten aus Orten des Enzkreises im 18. Jahrhundert. (Suedwestdeutsche Blaetter fuer Familien- und Wappenkunde, special supplement, 1977.) 59p.
Page:49

Source: (Birth)
Author: Rev. Werner Eiss
Abbreviation: Rev. Werner Eiss
Publication: 20 OCT 1977

Source: (Death)
Author: Rev. Werner Eiss
Abbreviation: Rev. Werner Eiss
Publication: 20 OCT 1977

Note: A letter from the Rev. Werner Eiss, Pastor of "the oldest Waldenser Church in Germany" (Pinache) to Howard G. Roshon, Baltimore, Ohio.

Source: (Individual)
Title: EHMANN, KARL. Die Auswanderung in die Neuengland-Staaten aus Orten des Enzkreises im 18. Jahrhundert. (Suedwestdeutsche
Abbreviation: EHMANN, KARL. Die Auswanderung in die Neuengland-Staaten aus Orten des Enzkreises im 18. Jahrhundert. (Suedwestdeutsche
Media: ElectronicRepository:

Name: (Suedwestdeutsche Blaetter fuer Familien- und Wappenkunde, s

Source: (Individual)
Author: John Amtsfield
Abbreviation: John Amtsfield
Note: John Amstfield

Immigration: Date: 1754
Place: America

Occupation: Syndic (Advocate Judge)

Change: Date: 25 AUG 2007

Note: She is thought have died as a result of complications associated with childbirth

Note: LDS records show B. Date as 01-SEP-1725 & that she must have emmigrated, Phyllis Schappell, family researcher, indicates otherwise. Marriage to John Tiers is questionable given Catherine's questionable death date. This may have been another Catherine, not yet discovered.

ADOLF. GERBER, Neue Beitraege zur Auswanderung nach Amerika im 18. Jahrhundert aus Altwuerttembergischen Kirchenbuechernunter Hinzuzieh indicates an immigration1753 to Philadelphia America for a Catherine Rouchon. This is perhaps fo another Catherine yet to be researched.

The Tiers Family and the Rouchon Family appear to be closely allied. While Catherine Chappelle, nee Rouchon was married to Jeremie Chappelle, they were Godparents to children of Etienne Tiers and Madeline Servay. (See following)

i. SUZANNE TIERS, b. February 17, 1740/41, Kleinvillers, Wurrentber,,Germany; d. Unknown.
Notes for SUZANNE TIERS:
Waldensian Church of Kleinvillers Germany has the baptism of Suzanne with God parents Matthew Tiers and Suzanne Brune his wife.


ii. PIERRE JEREMIE TIERS, b. March 16, 1742/43, Kleinviller,,Germany; d. Unknown.
Notes for PIERRE JEREMIE TIERS:
Waldensian church of Kleinvillers, Germany has the baptism of Pierre. His godparetns were Pierre Loustan and Jeremie Chapelle and Chatherine Rouchon Chappelle , his wife.


iii. PIERRE JEREMIE TIERS, b. March 15, 1743/44, Kleinvillar,Germany; d. Unknown.
Notes for PIERRE JEREMIE TIERS:
Waldensian church of Kleinvillers germany has baptism records and the godparents Jeremie Chapelle and Pierre Loustan and Catherine Chappelle ne Rouchon.. There are 2 records about 1 year apart and It is likekly one died and they named their next son Pierre Jeremie or the pastor made a duplicate entry.

Source: (Death)
Author: Russ Shopbell
Title: Shopbell Genealogy
Abbreviation: Russ Shopbell
Note: Russ Shopbell

Source: (Death)
Author: Phyllis Schappell
Abbreviation: Phyllis Schappell
Media: ElectronicRepository:

Name: PHYLLIS SCHAPPELL
Address: 263 STATE ROAD
HAMBURG, PA. 19529-1822

Source: (Death)
Author: John Amtsfield & Carole Faust
Title: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines
Abbreviation: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines
Media: ElectronicRepository:

Name: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines

Source: (Individual)
Author: Charlotte Carpenter Smith
Title: Descendants of Jacques Ters (Thiers)
Abbreviation: Descendants of Jacques Ters (Thiers)
Publication: Updated 02 APR 2006
Media: ElectronicRepository:

Name: MORRIS FAMILY OF NEW YORK CITY-PHILADELPHIA-ARKANSAS

Source: (Individual)
Author: Charlotte Carpenter Smith
Title: MORRIS FAMILY OF NEW YORK CITY-PHILADELPHIA-ARKANSAS
Abbreviation: MORRIS FAMILY OF NEW YORK CITY-PHILADELPHIA-ARKANSAS
Media: ElectronicRepository:

Name: MORRIS FAMILY OF NEW YORK CITY-PHILADELPHIA-ARKANSAS
Address: 2791 WALKER LEE DRIVE
LOS ALAMITOS CA 90720

Immigration: Date: 1754
Place: America

Change: Date: 25 AUG 2007

Note: Church records show age at time of death as 78 yrs, 10 mos, 20 days, which would indicate a b. date of 08 MAY 1728

Note: Per John Amstfield, Pennsylvanische Berichte, A German language newspaper in three separate issues in 1757 (5/29, 6/25 & 7/9) lists a notice as follows: " Philip Roschon in den Olver Bergen an der Bieber fricht macht betant, das wein gelb braun
Pferd sich ie nem Bieb balte ist binten aus der linden Seite gebrant mit B. hareinen meissen Stern vorber Stirn.
Wer die uebrige Lenn; eichen fan und Eigner ist, fan es abholen gegen Zahlung billiger Unfoften." [translation:
"Philip Roschon in the Oley Mountains on Beaver Creek announces that a yellow brown horse is staying with his
livestock, is branded with B on the rear left side, has a white star on the forehead. Whoever can give the
remaining identification marks and is the owner, can fetch it upon payment of cheap feed costs..

Source: (Birth)
Title: Falckner Swamp Reformed Church, Montgomery County, New Hanover Twp, Montgomery Co, PA
Abbreviation: Falckner Swamp Reformed Church
Note: FSRC

Source: (Birth)
Title: Auswanderung aus Sudwestdeutschland
Abbreviation: Auswanderung aus Sudwestdeutschland
Media: ElectronicRepository:

Name: Auswanderung aus Sudwetdeutschland

Source: (Individual)
Author: Banister Ship Records 1754
Abbreviation: Banister Ship Records 1754

Source: (Death)
Title: Wills: Abstracts 1803-1808: Will Book 2 - Part II: Montgomery Co, PA
Abbreviation: Wills: Abstracts 1803-1808: Will Book 2 - Part II: Montgomery Co, PA

Source: (Death)
Author: John Amtsfield & Carole Faust
Title: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines
Abbreviation: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines
Media: ElectronicRepository:

Name: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines

Source: (Death)
Author: Geri Brennan
Title: "ODDS & ENDS"
Abbreviation: "ODDS & ENDS"
Publication: Geri Brennan

Source: (Individual)
Title: Wills: Abstracts 1797-1803: Will Book 2 - Part I: Montgomery Co, PA
Abbreviation: Wills: Abstracts 1797-1803: Will Book 2 - Part I: Montgomery Co, PA

Source: (Individual)
Author: John Amtsfield
Abbreviation: John Amtsfield
Note: John Amstfield

Source: (Individual)
Author: John J. Amtsfield
Title: Amtsfield, John J. "ROSHON-ROSHONG-ROCHON; Waldensians from Piedmont and Wčurttemberg to Pennsylvania"
Abbreviation: John J. Amtsfield
Publication: John J. Amtsfield, January 14, 2005
Media: ElectronicRepository:

Name: ROSHON-ROSHONG-ROCHON; Waldensians from Piedmont and Wčurtte
Address: 114 Woodfern Rd.
Neshanic Station, NJ 08853-4053

Immigration: Date: 1754
Place: Wiernsheim


Note: Philippe Rouchon immigrated to America on the "Ship BANNISTER, John Doyle, Captain, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes.sailing from Holland, arriving Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
Monday 21 October 1754

Occupation: Farmer & Cooper

Occupation: Overseer of the Poor
Date: MAR 1787

Note: Motgomery County Quarter Sessions Docket

Property: Names recorded in Tax Lists
Date: BET 1757 AND 1809

Note: Berks Comty Tax lists record the following: Ruscombmanor Twp. (1760) Phlip Rushold Married paying a tax of 2 pounds 3 shillings. Rockland Township (1762) Philip Rushom Married paying I pound, I shilling and 6 pence Being a tax "...of one shilling and six pence per pound and 20shiflings per head laid on the inhabitants of Berks Comty in Den 1762 Towards seeking divers sums of rnoney to his majesty's use be an Act of Assembly of the Province of Pennsylvania."
1757: Philip Roshany is listed in Franford and New Hanover Townships,Philadelphia Comty with 2 horses, 3 cows and 4 sheep

Tax Assessment Records Limerick Township, Philadelphia County to 1784 and Montgomery County since 1784.

Limenck Twp Philadelphia County
1780 Philip Roshong Eff. Supply
1782 Peter Rushong (son) Eff. Supply
Philip Roshom 57 acres Ih, 2c
Peter Rosho (son) I cow
Limerick Township Montgomery County
1785 Jacob Krider 117 acres dwelling I horse, I cow 365
John Krider 199 acres dw. 2 h, 6 c 740
Philip Rushone 57 acres 2 h., 2 c.
Stophel Sheffe I cow
Henry Adehnan 1/2 acre house 2 cows (Taylor)
1786 Daniel Crider I cow
John Krider 199 ac. 2 h, 2 c. (Groffs Estate)
Jacob Krider I cow
Philip Roshon 64 acres dw I h, 2 c.
Henry Acleman lot & dw.
Peter Roshone 2 h., 3 c.
Christopher Sheffe 22 acres dw I cow
1787 Daniel Cryder I cow
Jacob Cryder I h, 2 c.
Philip Roshon 57 acres I h, 2 c.
Peter Roshon I h, 2 c.
Jacob Roshon singleman
Henry Acleman 1/2 acre dw
Christopher Sheffe 22 acres dw I cow
1788 Philip Roshon 57 acres dw I h, 2 c.
Peter Roshon I h, 2 c.
Jacob Rosho singleman
Henry Acleman 1/2 acre taylor
Christopher Sheffe 27 acres I cow
1789 Daniel Cryder I cow
Peter Roshon I cow
& for Grubb Estate 7 acres
Philip Roshoon 50 acres dw I h., 2 c.
Jacob Rushoon
Henry Acleman 1/2 acre dw I cow
Christopher Sheffy 21 acres dw I cow
John Sheffy Estate 20 acres
1791 Peter Rushoon I cow 25 acres Abraham
bought Grubb est.
Philip Rushoon 57 acres I h., I c.
Jacob Rushoon I cow
Henry Acleman 1/2 acre dw I cow
Christopher Sheffey 21 acres dw 2 cows
1792 Henry Acleman
Peter Rushone
Philip Rushone
Jacob Rushone 365
Christopher Sheffe
George Sheffly
1793 Henry Acteman 41/2 acres dw
John Creater 50 acres dw 2h, 2c
John Derr IO acres dw I cow
Philip Rushon 57 acres I h, 2c
1795 Henry Acleman I acre dw I cow
John Crater 50 acres dw 2h, 3c
Philip Roshon 57 acres dw 2 cows
Jacob Roshon Laborer
Henry Roshon Laborer
Chrsitopher Sheffy 21 acres dw 2 cows
Jacob Sheffy 21 acres
1796 Henry Acleman I acre I cow taylor
John Crater 56 acres 2h,2c Joyner
Philip Roshong 57 acres Ih, 2c Cooper
Jacob Roshongs
Christopher Sheffy 21res 2 cows Weaver
Henry Acleman singleman
1797 Henry Acleman I acre dw I cow
Henry Acleman singleman
John Crater 56 acres dw 2h, 2c
john Derr IO acres dw dw I h, 2c
Philip Roshong 57 acres dw Ih, 2c
Jacob Roshong
Christopher Sheffy 21 acres dw 2 cows
Jacob Sheffy 21 acres
1798 Henry Acteman I acre dw I cow taylor
Henry Acleman freenian crossed out
John Crater 56 acres dw 2h, 2c
John Derr 60 acres dw 2h, 2c fanner
Philip Roshong 50 acres dw Ih, 2c fanner
Jacob Roshong I cow
Christopher Scheffy 21 acres dw I cow
1799 Henry Acleman 2 acres dw I cow
John Major I cow blacksmith
Philip Roshong 51 acres dw I h, 2c farmer, cooper
I 800 Henry Acleman 2 acres dw I cow
Philip Roshong 51 acres dw Ih, le cooper
1801 Philip Roshong 51 acres dw I cow
Henry Roshong Ih, le
1802 Philip Roshong 51 acres dw I cow
Henry Roshong Ih, le
1803 Henry Roshong Ih, 2 c
Philip Roshong 51 acres I cow cooper
1804 Henry Roshong removed
Philip Roshong 51 acres dw cooper
805 Philip Roshon 51 acres dw
1806 Philip Roshon 51 acres dw
1807 Philip Roshon 51 acres dw
1808 Henry Roshon 51 acres dw I h, I c
Jacob Roshon I cow
1809 Jacob Roshong 2h, Ic
Henry Roshong 51 acres dw 2b, 2c shoemaker
1810

Tax Assessment rolls:
1769 Henry Roshan Northern Liberties, West Part, Philadelphia County Pa. Archives,S-3, V- 1 4, p. 131
1772 Henry Roshen Norhtem Liberties, West Part, Philadelphia County Pa Archives
1774 Henry Roshen Chestnit Ward, City of PhiladelphiaConf@ctioner PA Archives, S-3, V. 14. p.256
PAArchives, S-3, V-14, p. 404
1774 John RoshenSouthwark, Philadelphia County PAArchives, S-3, V-14, p. 436 1774 Henry Roshen Northern Liberties, West Part . PAArchives, S-3, V-14, p. 404
1780 David Rushong Philadelphia, North Ward
1780 David Rushong Philadelphia City
PAAreives, S-3, V- IS, p. 277 Taylor,

Will: Place: Limerick, Montgomery Co., PA


Note: Will#5579 (Will Book 2) Montgomery CO., PA (Signature on will - Phillipp Rouchon)
Phillipp's will , witnessed and sworn 11 APR 1807 shows him still alive as of 12 DEC 1807. Perhaps this date should have read 1806.

montgomery co
roshon, philip-limerick-proved april 11, 1807. estate to be sold,
remainder to be divided into 5 parts. sons peter, jacob, henry, maria
w/o john dar, elizabeth w/o henry agalmose, one share each.

roshon, peter (annotation states pierre ruchon) fredrick twp. estate to
be sold and money divived among 6 children, son henry, dau., christina,
dau., elizabeth w/o christian wannamaker, dau. catharine w/o jacob
scheifly, dau., "christian" w/o jacob estenmiller, dau. molly. execs.
henry roshon and john roshon

Montgomery County, PA Wills #5579] Transcription of original will which is frayed at the ends with words missing. The will is as follows:



In they Name of God Amen

These twelve Day of December 1807 I Philip Roshon of Limerick Township County of Montgomery the State of Pennsylvania Cooper being weack in body but of perfect in mind thancks be Given unto God therefore I bequeath My Soul to they almyty God and My Boty to they [ ] Aman. I do make and ordain this my Last Will and Testament is to say of all my worldly Estate that I [ ] is in folling Manor to be as follows-

I order some time after my decease my rail and Personal Estate Shall be sold to they best atvantive that my Exetors Seas fit to Do it-

{ ] all My Just Dets is to be Paid out of it they first money arising their of of they Estate of Mine after Sold-

It is My Will that all My Estate Sold and they over Plush after My Just Dets are paid they remainder is to be Dividet into five pards Shere and Shere alike Exset My Son Henry Wich Will be mention here after-

It is My Will that my Son Peter Roshon one shear Jacob Roshon one shear Henry Roshon one shear Maira Wife of John Der one shear Elisabeth Wife of Henry agalmans one shear and non others. it is My Will that my Son Peter Roshon and Jacob Roshon Shall be Mt Executors and Non others further I impower My Executors Namet Peter and Jacob Roshon to act in My Last Will and Testament and impower them and autherrise them to Make a Good Lawful Deat of Concaince to such Person or Persons purchasing they same plantation Were on I now lived and for them to Give [ ] [ ] their of [ ] too Exetors Peter & Jacob Roshon is to have no more then thirty Pounds for setteling all My Rail and Perssnaple Estate.

It is My Will that My Son Henry is to have ten Pounds more then Eiter of My Sons or Children Wile they others to, is they Exetors of My Estate.

I confirm this to be My Last Will and Testament and I do have by Set My hand by these witness.



Witness Present

Johannes Nagle

John Markley

Phillipp Rouchon




ROSHON, PHILIP. Limerick.
December 12, 1807. April 11, 1807. 2.597
Estate to be sold, rem. divided into 5 parts. To sons: Peter, Jacob, Henry, Maria,
wife of John Dar, Elizabeth, wife of Henry Agalmose, one share each. To sons
Peter and Jacob, 30 pds. To son Henry, 10 pds. more than his share.
Execs: Sons Peter and Jacob.
Wit: John Markley, John Nagle.

Change: Date: 26 NOV 2007

Note: Amtsfield shows another date as 23 SEP 1730, however, Falkner Swamp Reformed Church Records indicate age at time of death as 53 yrs, 7mos, 22 days indicating a birth date as 09 NOV 1730. They also indicate he was "not married". Does this mean at the time of death or that he was never married?

Note: Military service records for Henry (Sr or Jr and David in Revolutionary War)
David Rushong 8 Class, Meyer's Co., 1777 PA Archives, s-2, v-13, p. 687
David Rushong PA Archives, S-6, v-1, p.64
Henry Roushouny Pvt. 1777 PA Archives, S-2 v-13, p. 638, 656
PA Archives, S-6, V-1, 117, 401
Henry RoshamMM, 5th Battalion, 2nd Class, served his tour. Leighner's Co. PA Archives. S-6, V-1, p. 343
Military service records for Henry in Revolutionary War)
Henry Roushouny Pvt. 1777 PA Archives, S-2 v-13, p. 638, 656
PA Archives, S-6, V-1, 117, 401
Henry Rosham MM, 5th Battalion, 2nd Class, served his tour. Leighner's Co. PA Archives. S-6, V-1, p. 343

Note: Salomon and Madaleine Chapelle: Wrote: In Search of Religious Freedom and Prosperity, which included the following;
Emigration to Pennsylvania
The Palatine Project: Ship Arrivals
Pennsylvania German Pioneers

During the period 1750 through 1753, 15 families emigrated from the Dčurrmenz-Mčuhlacker area to Pennsylvania, including the family of Salomon Chapelle. It is hard to imagine what would drive these people to carry out the long, dangerous trip across the sea. Perhaps the years of suffering from hunger, lack of available land and paying high taxes to both the church and state caused sufficient desperation to make the trip look worthwhile. Then there was the lingering issue of their freedom to practice religions other than Lutheran or Catholic. Perhaps it was becoming increasingly clear the reformed religion in Wčurttemberg would eventually be overwhelmed by pressure from the Lutherans. Match all of this against the optimistic stories of abundant land, religious and civil freedoms, and potential prosperity coming back from the colonies. In 1751, Salomon Chapelle made his decision to relocate to America, with his 19 year old son Eberhart. His oldest son Jeremie, perhaps already knowing his wife Madeleine was expecting another child, emigrated two years later with a larger group of families from that area. He may also have delayed just to give the first emigrants time to become established in Pennsylvania while he took care of selling the families land back in Germany. No record of Salomon is found in the ship records (or in Pennsylvania), so he probably died before or during the trip. An examination of some of their fellow travelers follows.

The following were among the immigrants arriving on the Ship Patience, Captain Hugh Steel, originating in the port of Rotterdam and lastly from Cowes, England; 255 passengers were on board. They were qualified at Philadelphia, Monday, 9 September 1751, in the presence of the Mayor.

Name Signature Research Notes
Eberhart Chappelle Unlike Dčurrmenz church records, name now spelled with two "p"s.
Daniel Tien [Tiers] Son of Simon Thiers / Tiers and his wife Francoise, nee Morel.
Jean Henri Pierre / Tien [Tiers] Henry Tiers and Catherine Chapelle nee Rouchon sponsored the baptism of a child of Paul Cafferel (see 1753 list below) in 1743. Jean Henry and Catherine were married. Son of Daniel Thiers/Tiers, and cousin of Daniel above. Henry's brother, Etienne, supposedly emigrated in 1751 to PA, but is not on the ship list. Daniel (the father), was married to Marte Morel, Daughter of Henry Morel.
Matthieu Moret [Morel] A Matieu Morel and Elizabeth, nee Ozias, sponsored the baptism of Jeremie and Madeleine Chapelle's son Matieu on 22 April 1746.



The following were among the immigrants arriving on the Ship Patience, Captain Hugh Steel, originating in the port of Rotterdam and lastly from Cowes, England. They were qualified at Philadelphia, Monday, 17 September 1753, in the presence of Benjamin Franklin, Esquire. This is a good example of how the Germans usually emigrated in groups, less frequently alone. There were numerous other French names in the list that probably could be linked to Dčurrmenz if researched.

Name Age Signature Research Notes
Jeremie Chappelle 25 Unlike Dčurrmenz church records, name now spelled with two "p"s. Actually was age 27 at the time.
Jean Pierre Chappelle --- A Jean Pierre Chapelle was married in 1750 to a Catharine Don, in Pinache, a village about 5 km south of Dčurrmenz.
Peter Roshon / Pierre Rouchon 22 Jeremie Chapelle's first two wives, Catherine and Madeleine, were both Rouchon. Further research needed on Rouchon family in Dčurrmenz and Pinache records.
Hendrick Roshon / Henri Rouchon 20 Jeremie Chapelle's first two wives, Catherine and Madeleine, were both Rouchon.
Peter Goodier / Pierre Gautier [Cordier] 31 There was a Pierre Cordier and wife Anne in the Waldenser church of Dčurrmenz
Jacob Goodier / Jaques Goutier [Cordeir] 27 There was a Jaques Cordier and wife Suzanne in the Waldenser church of Dčurrmenz
Jean Jaques Servai [Servay] 29 Etienne Thiers, a Schčoenberg farmer, married Madelaine Servay, daughter of Simon Servay from GroĎvillars. Etienne left to emigrate to PA in 1751.
Paul Caffarel 45 There was a Paul Caffarel in the Waldenser church of Dčurrmenz
Mathias Dear / Matieu Tier 30 There was a Matieu Tiers and wife Suzanne in the Waldenser church of Dčurrmenz
Jacob Dear [Jaques Tiers] 18 Baptism entry in the Waldenser church of Dčurrmenz for Jean Jaques, son of Jaques and Madeleine Teirs, 12 Jan 1733.

There is an elementary problem relative to Henri Rochon and work done by researchers who have dealt
with records that may apply. The records of Falkner Swamp Reformed Church contain an entry in the burial
records for Henry Roshong dating his burial on July 1, 1784 with the notation that he was unmarried. Some
researchers have extrapolated this reference to arrive at the conclusion that he was never married and therefore
had no issue.John Amtsfield does not believe this to be the case as the records of First Reformed Church in Philadelphia indicate.
Henry married Catherine Unknown and had issue. The PA Archives make it clear that there were Roshon-
Roshongs that appeared in Philadelphia early including David and John that cannot be attributed to brothers
Pierre or Phillippe or to any other potential immigrant. The records of First Reformed Church in Philadelphia are
very explicit in listing a baptism for a daughter Catherine. How to restify these records with the burial record at
Falkner Swamp is problematic, but, if Henry was a widower at the time if his burial, he would have been
"unmarried" or if divorced as unusual as that is, he would also have been "unmarried". In any case, the record is
clear that henry had issue.


Immigrated with brother Pierre to America in 1753.
Der Staatsbote, a German language newspaper published in Philadlephia contains an advertsiement for Heinrich Roosen on March 23, 1773. Heinrich Roosen, sugarbaker, Second Strret between Chestnut and Market street, Philadelphia, an advertisement in verse.
Tax Assessment rolls:
1769 Henry Roshan Northern Liberties, West Part, Philadelphia County Pa. Archives,S-3, V-14, p. 131
1772 Henry Roshen Norhtern Liberties, West Part, Philadelphia County Pa Archives,
1774 Henry Roshen Chestnit Ward, City of Philadelphia Confectioner PA Archives, S-3, V. 14, p.256
1774 Henry Roshen Northern Liberties, West Part PA Archives, S-3, V-14, p. 404
1774 John Roshen Southwark, Philadelphia County PA Archives, S-3, V-14, p. 436


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Source: (Birth)
Title: Falckner Swamp Reformed Church, Montgomery County, New Hanover Twp, Montgomery Co, PA
Abbreviation: Falckner Swamp Reformed Church
Note: FSRC

Source: (Birth)
Author: John Amtsfield & Carole Faust
Title: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines
Abbreviation: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines
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Name: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines

Source: (Individual)
Author: Don Press and Paul Fair
Title: "The Family of Christopher Fehr, Sr. since 1753"
Abbreviation: "The Family of Christopher Fehr, Sr. since 1753"
Publication: July 28,2003Repository:

Name: "The Family of Christopher Fehr, Sr. since 1753"

Source: (Burial)
Author: John Amtsfield
Abbreviation: John Amtsfield
Note: John Amstfield

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: John Amtsfield letters
Note: John Amtsfield

Source:
Author: John J. Amtsfield
Title: Amtsfield, John J. "ROSHON-ROSHONG-ROCHON; Waldensians from Piedmont and Wčurttemberg to Pennsylvania"
Abbreviation: John J. Amtsfield
Publication: John J. Amtsfield, January 14, 2005
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Name: ROSHON-ROSHONG-ROCHON; Waldensians from Piedmont and Wčurtte
Address: 114 Woodfern Rd.
Neshanic Station, NJ 08853-4053

Immigration: Date: 1753
Place: Philadelphia, PA

Note: Sailed on the three-masted ship "Patience" . It made annual runs to Philadelphia from 1748 to 1753, with the exception of 1752 when she arrived at Annapolis. Klaus Wurst has given particulars: the "Patience" was a 200-ton ship, had 8 guns, and a crew of 16. (For comparison, the "Cutty Shark", the most famous clipper ship of the 19th century, had a net tonnage of 921 tons, and measured 212' in length, 36' in width, and 21' in depth. Clipper ships carried passengers, but were built for speed and cargo.) In 1748, the "Patience" carried 122 men over 16 (total passengers not given); in 1749, 137 men, 270 persons; in 1750, 124 men, 266 persons; in 1751, 255 persons; in 1752, 260 persons; in 1753, 108 persons

Naturalization: Date: 22 SEP 1765
Place: Germantown, Philadelphia, PA
Note: Jurors' Names.: HINRY ROSHONG.
Township.: Germantown.
County.: Philadelphia.
Sacrament when taken.: Sept. 22, 1765.

Occupation: Sugarbaker
Date: 1773

Occupation: Confectioner
Date: 1774

Change: Date: 05 JAN 2007

Note: A hand scratched tombstone exists for Peter Roschon in the Old Goshenhoppen Cemetery.
Old Goshenhoppen Church Cemetery
2092 Church Rd. Woxall, Pa. Ph. 610-287-9833.
The graveyard is about five acres,. The older graves are near the center of the yard. The earliest inscription observed was that of "1745, H W B H.. It has been stated that seventy-two persons, killed by powder-mill explosions in this vicinity previous to 1859 have been buried here. Three Revolutionary soldiers known to be interred here are, John Andrew Artman who died in 1843, aged eighty-six years, John Sallide and Jacob Schaefer, in 1840. The ground is hard to dig, being composed of a shelly, red slatestone.

The following surnames are found within the enclosure:
Flieger Cressman Long Nyce-Schneider Pannapacker Kolb Sleifer-Geisinger Gerger Klein Boyer-Hiltebidle Grimley Smith Scholl-Groff Walt Sheid Miller-Wagner Bock Hillegas Detweiler-Ruckstuhl Wambold Fried Weishe-Cope Ried Roudenbush Gerhab-Humel Borneman Kehs Daub-Langbein Richards Meyers Hutt-Schuler Wail Heidig Kneezel-Mayer Reiman Keyser Seit-Geyer Zepp Faust Rahn-Heebner Kerr Schaefer Ratzel-Lunn Emert Shade Brey-Hertzel Zink Cressma Jacoby-Hoffecker Kemerer Ache Hartranft-Musselman Johnson Troll Neitz-Gabel Wolfard Dietz Hauberger-Schwartley Schell Wandelic Reichert-Fillman Sallade Zeigler Weidemeier-Erdman Bibigbaus Schwartz Kerwer-Schwenk Wirth Roeller Mayberry-Ettinger Steiner Bout Roshong-Hendricks Dietz Ochs Liedtke-Underkoffler Sheib Wisler Koppelberger-Souder Kuhlman Anderson Herbst-Adrian

Note: Pierre also known as Peter of Frederick Twp. emmigrated to America through Holland at the age of 22 on the ship "Patience"
This vessel was not very large. The ship ( three-masted) "Patience" made annual runs to Philadelphia from 1748 to 1753, with the exception of 1752 when she arrived at Annapolis. Klaus Wurst has given particulars: the "Patience" was a 200-ton ship, had 8 guns, and a crew of 16. In 1748, the "Patience" carried 122 men over 16 (total passengers not given); in 1749, 137 men, 270 persons; in 1750, 124 men, 266 persons; in 1751, 255 persons; in 1752, 260 persons; in 1753, 108 persons.
Pierre emigrated aboard the Ship Patience with Brother Henri Rouchon and fellow Waldensers, Pierre Armingeon, Jean Pierre Chappelle, Jaques Balme, Paul Caffarel, Matieu Dier, Jakob Dier and brother-in-law, JeremiahChappelle. It arrived in Philadelphia 15[17]Sep 1753.

Philadelphia Supreme Court September 24-Ocotber 26, 1765 records Piere Roushon naturalized in Roxborough dated September 26, 1765

Brief notation claim that Peter was a redemptioner (that is he bargained for his passage by indenturing his service on arrival in Philadelphia.The story was that he was indentured to Dieter Bucher of FrederickTownship. Uncorroborated and likely impossible to document

The following note is taken from the notes found on page 83 of "George Philip Dodderer and His Descendants"
"Pierre Rochon was stopping at the house of Michael Dotterer when a heavy thunderstorm came up, and lightening struck the barn, burning it to the ground." This story was narrated by the late John Eidemiller, a grandson of Rochon, at Green Lane, PA< August 7, 1883.

Will #5582 Montgomery CO, PA Upper Frederick Twp. History for bi-centenial shows location of property :
ROSHON, PETER. [Annotation states "Pierre Ruchon."] Frederick.
February 11, 1804. February 14, 1814. 4.9
Estate to be sold and money divided among 6 children, equally except daughter
Christina, 35 pds. to be deducted. To son Henry, 1/6 equal part.
To son John, 1/6 equal part. To daughter Elizabeth, wife of Christian Wannamaker,
1/6 equal part. To daughter Catharine, wife of Jacob Scheifly, 1/6 equal part.
To daughter Christian, wife of Jacob Estenmiller, 35 pds.
To daughter Molly, 35 pds. over and above her equal 1/6 part.
Execs: Henry Roshon, and John Roshon.
Wit: Benjamin Markley, Philip Boyer, Jr.

Source: (Individual)
Author: Don Press and Paul Fair
Title: "The Family of Christopher Fehr, Sr. since 1753"
Abbreviation: "The Family of Christopher Fehr, Sr. since 1753"
Publication: July 28,2003Repository:

Name: "The Family of Christopher Fehr, Sr. since 1753"

Source: (Burial)
Author: John Amtsfield
Abbreviation: John Amtsfield
Note: John Amstfield

Source: (Burial)
Author: Gordon Koerner
Title: Descendants of Cohlman Gerhab
Abbreviation: Descendants of Cohlman Gerhab
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Name: Descendants of Cohlman Gerhab
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Source: (Residence)
Title: 1790 Federal Census, for Montgomery County, Pennsylvania
Abbreviation: 1790 Federal Census, for Montgomery County, Pennsylvania
Publication: 1790

Source: (Individual)
Author: Geri Brennan
Title: "ODDS & ENDS"
Abbreviation: "ODDS & ENDS"
Publication: Geri Brennan

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: John Amtsfield letters
Note: John Amtsfield

Source: (Individual)
Author: Henry S. Dotterer
Title: Dotterer Family Page 83 NOTES
Abbreviation: Dotterer Family
Publication: Philadelphia 1903
Media: ElectronicRepository:

Name: George Philip Dodderer and His Descendants

Immigration: Date: 1753
Place: Philadelphia, PA

Note: See note for Henri regardig ship "Patience"

Occupation: Farmer (Hauck Rd.)

Property: Tax Lists and location
Date: BET 1784 AND 1814

Note: Property of approximately 75 acres is located in (now) Upper FrederickTownship running as a rectangular box from the New Hanover Township line through the intersection of Snyder and Hauck Rds 2/3 of the way down hauck Rd to the intersection with Becker. This property adjoined Thomas Mayberry;s Green Lane Forge property (in fact in 1803 Peter sold 10 acres to the Forge (entries appearing in the Green Lane Froge Daybook). "Forge paid P. Roshon on 22101030f10 acres land 50 pounds, 15 shillings with a balance of 54-15-3 dated December 1, 1802. Additional entries related to the same property are made on December 1, 1801, November 28, 1803 amounting to three payments for the 10 acres of land

Tax Assessment Record Frederick Township, Philadelphia County to 1784 and Montgomery County, PA since 1784
. Frederick Twp Philadelphia County
1768 Peter Roshong 2h, Ic
1774 Peter Roshong Ih, 2c
1779 Peter Roshong Eff. Supply
1779 Peter Roshong State tax
1780 Peter Roshong Eff Supply
1782 Peter Roshong Eff. Supply
1783 Peter Roshong 75 acres I h, 2c, 3 sheep

Frederick Township Montgomery County
1785 Peter Roshon 75 acres dw 2h, 2c
Henry Roshon I cow blacksnim
1786 Peter Roshon 75 acres dw 2h, 2c
1781 Peter Roshon 75 acres dw 2h, 2c
1789 Peter Roshon 75 acres dw 2h, 2c
1791 Peter Roshon 75 acres dw IN Ic
1793 Peter Roshon 75 acres dw 2h, 2c
1795 Peter Roshon 75 acres dw 2h,3c
1796 Peter Roshon 75 acres dw 2h, 2c
John Roshon I cow blacksmith
1797 Peter Roshon 75 acres dw 2h, 2c
John Roshon I cow blacksmith
1798 Peter Roshon 75 acres dw 2h, 2c farmer
John Roshon I cow blacksmith
1799 Peter Roshon 65 acres dw 2h, 3c
John Roshon blacksmith
1800 Peter Roshon 65 acres dw 2h, 2c farmer
John Roshon blacksmith crossed out 1
801 Peter Roshon 65 acres dw 2h,3c farmer 1
802 Peter Roshon 65 acres dw 2h,2c 1
803 Peter Roshon 55 acres dw 2h, 2c
1804 Peter Roshon 55 acres dw 2h, 2c
1805 Peter Roshon 55 acres dw 2h, IC
1806 Peter Roshon 55 acres dw 2h, 2c
1807 Peter Roshon 55 acres dw Ih, 2c
1808 Peter Roshon 55 acres dw Ih, IC
1809 Peter Roshong 55 acres dw th, IC
18 1 0 Peter Roshong 55 acres dw Ih, IC, I dog
1811 Peter Roshong 55 acres dw Ih, IC, I dog 1
812 Peter Roshong 55 acres dw I h, I c
1813 Peter Roshong 55 acres dw Ih, IC, I dog
1814 Peter Roshong Estate transferred to Benjamin Markley
Magdalena Roshong removed to Marlborough
1815 ----- This is an ongoing research project and is therefore, incomplete.

Will: Note: roshon, peter (annotation states pierre ruchon) fredrick twp. estate to
be sold and money divived among 6 children, son henry, dau., christina,
dau., elizabeth w/o christian wannamaker, dau. catharine w/o jacob
scheifly, dau., "christian" w/o jacob estenmiller, dau. molly. execs.
henry roshon and john roshon

Change: Date: 19 JUL 2006

Source: (Birth)
Author: John Amtsfield & Carole Faust
Title: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines
Abbreviation: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines
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Name: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines

Source: (Birth)
Author: Andreas Gayde
Title: Familie Gayde (Gaide, Gaidou)
Abbreviation: Familie Gayde (Gaide, Gaidou)
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Name: Familie Gayde (Gaide, Gaidou)
Address: 2523 Stardust Drive
Tuscaloosa, AL 35405

Change: Date: 03 MAR 2006

Source: (Individual)
Title: LDS Genealogical Index N/A
Abbreviation: LDS
Note: LDS

Change: Date: 12 DEC 2003

Note: Christened 1755

Source: (Birth)
Author: Fred H. Held
Title: Family of Johann David and Christina Held
Abbreviation: Family of Johann David and Christina Held
Media: ElectronicRepository:

Name: Family of Johann David and Christina Held

Source: (Christening)
Title: LDS Genealogical Index N/A
Abbreviation: LDS
Note: LDS

Change: Date: 10 NOV 2004

Source: (Burial)
Author: John Amtsfield & Carole Faust
Title: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines
Abbreviation: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines
Media: ElectronicRepository:

Name: Amtsfield and Collateral Lines

Source: (Individual)
Title: LDS Genealogical Index N/A
Abbreviation: LDS
Note: LDS

Change: Date: 12 DEC 2003