| Mary. Spouse: Pete KOHN. Children were: Nick KOHN. Mary was born in 1958. Spouse: Herman SIEGEL. Herman SIEGEL and Mary were married about 1897 in Lake, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Children were: Lillian SIEGEL. Michelle was born. Spouse: Kent Ashley SPEAKMAN. Kent Ashley SPEAKMAN and Michelle were married in 2007. Nancy was born about 1824 in , , Virginia. Children were: George H DURRER, William R DURROR, Oscar A DURROR, Mary E DURROR. Olgantine was born about 1822 in , , Kentucky. She died bfr 1870 in Harrison, Boone, Indiana. Spouse: Jeptha PARKER. Children were: Mary J PARKER, George W PARKER, John C PARKER, Sarah A PARKER, Elizabeth PARKER, Aste Macy Artamecia PARKER, Thomas J PARKER, Rosa PARKER. Paula was born in 1896. Spouse: Arthur Melvin KITTELSON. Arthur Melvin KITTELSON and Paula were married about 1924 in Carus, Clackamas, Oregon. Children were: Paula KITTELSON, Arthur Jr KITTELSON, Palma KITTELSON. Sarah was born about 1808 in , , Virginia. She died after 1880 in Honey Creek, Howard, Indiana. Children were: Nancy M SMITH. Terri. Spouse: Steven Patrick MCDONNELL. Steven Patrick MCDONNELL and Terri were divorced. Tillie M. Spouse: Michael Eugene DURICK. Michael Eugene DURICK and Tillie M were married about 1898. Torbor was born in Feb 1831 in , , Norway. She died after 1900 in Nutley, Day, South Dakota. Spouse: Oli KITTELSON. Oli KITTELSON and Torbor were married about 1838. unknown. Spouse: Mary Elizabeth WANNER. Children were: child, child. Unknown was born. Spouse: JACOBSON. Children were: Mollie C JACOBSON, Alma JACOBSON. Unknown was born. Spouse: CURRY. Children were: Alice Evelynn CURRY, Ada F CURRY. Unknown was born. Spouse: unknown. Children were: Edna May. Unknown was born. Spouse: unknown. Children were: Edna May. Unknown was born about 1605. Spouse: Pierre LORIN. Children were: Pierre Lachapelle LORRAIN. Virginia died on May 22, 1946 in Koochiching , Minnesota. She was buried on May 24, 1946 in Koochiching , Minnesota. Spouse: Napoleon J. LAURINE. Children were: Adrian Joseph Laurin or LAURINE, Fred J. Laurin or LAURINE, Leona Laurin or LAURINE, Eugene Laurin or LAURINE, Blanche E. Laurin or LAURINE, Edward Joseph Laurin or LAURINE, James William Laurin or LAURINE, Virginia Laurin or LAURINE. Winney E was born about 1836 in , , North Carolina. She died bfr 1900 in Clay, Howard, Indiana. Spouse: Andrew J RECORD. Children were: Mary or May RECORD, Ulysis Grant RECORD. Winnifred was born about 1887 in , , Minnesota. She died on Feb 22, 1948 in Seattle, King, Washington. Spouse: Bartholomew F HALPIN. Bartholomew F HALPIN and Winnifred were married about 1905 in Andover, Day, South Dakota. Children were: Francis B HALPIN, Gertude M HALPIN, Maxine HALPIN, Winnifred Jr HALPIN, Lucille HALPIN, John Leo HALPIN, Eugene HALPIN. George Albert (ALBRECHT) was born in 1771. He died in 1842. He was buried in 1842. Family history suggests that George immigrated from Switzerland with hisbrother, Jacob and indentured themselves to Mr. Grubbs of LancasterCounty for three years to pay for their passage. In 1800 George Albrecht is listed in the census for Columbiana Township,Lancaster County, Pennsylvania on the same page as David and ChristianRohrer. In 1810 George Albrecht was listed in the census for Hempfield Township,Lancaster, Pennsylvania on the same page as several Forreys, Rohrers andMoyers. The following is the first (1819) assessment-roll made for HempfieldTownship which lists freeholders.... George Albrecht, Michael Bachman, 49acres and grist-mill; Christ Bachman, Jr. Source: HISTORY OF LANCASTERCOUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, WITH BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF MANY OF ITS PIONEERSAND PROMINENT MEN. Chapter LVIII West Hempfield Township by Samuel Evans,Esq. In 1825 the family moved to Ashland, Ohio, according to daughter,Catherine. The following year George was involved in a land transaction for section28 in Milton Township, Richland County, Ohio. The original deed for 160acres with price $ 259.88 was signed in 1813 and it was recorded in 1826.The title mentions John Kirk of Brooks County, Virginia as the purchaseralong with Davidson King and George Albert as asignees. The land was soldin 1846 to sons-in-law Peter Brubaker and Henry hartman, by son-on-lawJacob Bechtel and wife Anna and 16 other heirs. The next year, 1826, George Albert appeared on the tax list for MiltonTownship, Richland County, Ohio with 160 acres valued at $ 283.00 insection 28NE, he appears through 1838. Benjamin,and Peter Sr. Brubakerowned land in sections 33 and 35. The Brubakers were likely in-lawsthrough likely possible sister Cathrine Albert who married Peter Brubaker. In 1827 George bought 100 acres in section 27 of Milton Township,Richland County, Ohio on 12 February for $ 265.00 from Michael andSusannah Smeltzer. George appeared that year on the personal property list for MiltonTownship with horses and cows through 1834. 1829-1838, George appears on the tax list for Milton Township with 100acres valued at $ 100.00 in section 27NW. In 1830 George (age 50-60), still lived in Milton Township near hisson-in-law, John Moyer and an Abraham Moyer. In 1837 George Albert appeared on the tax list for Milton Township with160 acres valued at $ 506 in section 28. He also had a farm of 100 acresvalued at $ 220.00 in Section 27. Michael and Peter Gereenawalt have landin sections 15 and 21 respectively. George appeared on the tax list for Milton Township in 1838 with 160acres still valued at $ 506.00 in section 28. The 100 acre farm inSection 27 is still valued at $220.00. In addition to neighbors, Michaeland peter greenawalt, John Myers is now living in Section 27. In 1840 Heorge (age 60-70) lives in Milton Township next door to JohnMoyer and near his brother-in-law Peter and Michael Greenawalt. By 1842 the Brubaker Cemetery in Milton Township, Richland County, Ohiohas graves for George Albert and his wife Elizabeth. In 1846 a land transaction in section 27 mentions Nancy and BenjaminNewcomer and John Gongway as heirs of George Albert. 1847 land transactions name the husbands of all of the daughters ofGeorge Albert. The transaction documents that daughter, Elizabeth AlbertMoyer was the daughter of George. Some of the daughters attributed toGeorge might be Elizabeth's daughters. In 1855, Abraham Moyer, the administrator of George A. Albert's estate(administered 21 June 1848) sells land in section 16 of Milton Townshipto Thomas Braden. Abraham is likely George's son-in-law. This is the onlyreference linking George to Abraham's wife Susannah Albert. This date isdifficult to reconcile with the fact that Abraham moved to Indiana before1850. Parents: John Christian Albright (ALBRECHT). Spouse: Elizabeth GREENAWALT. George Albert (ALBRECHT) and Elizabeth GREENAWALT were married on May 17, 1796 in Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Children were: Elizabeth ALBERT. Jacob Albright (ALBRECHT). Parents: John Christian Albright (ALBRECHT). John Christian Albright (ALBRECHT). Children were: George Albert (ALBRECHT), Jacob Albright (ALBRECHT). Hans Bar (BAER) was born in 1545 in Bruder, Albis/ober, Ratlisberg, Switzerland. He died in 1614 in Bruder Albis, Ober Ratlisberg, Switzerland. He was buried in 1614. He was christened in Bruder Albis, Hausen Parish, Zurich, Switzerland. Parents: Hans BAR and Anna BIEDERMANN. Spouse: Katherine HUBER. Hans Bar (BAER) and Katherine HUBER were married in 1569 in Hausen Parish, Albis, Zurich, Switzerland. Children were: Osli Oswald BAR. Maudlin Brechbuehl (BRACKBILL). Spouse: Emanuel HERR. Emanuel HERR and Maudlin Brechbuehl (BRACKBILL) were married in 1720. Timothy John Fagan (D.) was born in 1971. Spouse: Keri Lynn MATSON. Timothy John Fagan (D.) and Keri Lynn MATSON were married in 1992. Children were: Timothy John T. J. FAGAN, Dylan Michael FAGAN. James Warren (Jim) Ehret (EHRETT) was born in 1862. He was buried in Apr 1937 in Woodland Cemetery, Nashville, Michigan. He died on Apr 24, 1937. Parents: John EHRET and Ellen (or Eleanor) INKS. Spouse: Clara Belle VANDYKE. James Warren (Jim) Ehret (EHRETT) and Clara Belle VANDYKE were married on Mar 21, 1899. Helena (HENDRICKS)SHRAGER was born in 1723 in Lower Salford Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. She died in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. She was buried in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Parents: Gerhart SCHRAGER and Janicken HENDRICKS. Spouse: Jacob Custer GODSHALK. Jacob Custer GODSHALK and Helena (HENDRICKS)SHRAGER were married in 1744 in Lower Salford Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Children were: Godschalk GODSHALK, Jacob GODSHALK. Jacob Kinch (KIENTSCH) was born on Jan 13, 1737/38 in Mulhausen-an-der-Enz in Wurttemberg. He died after 1814. He was buried after 1814. Jacob Kientsch emigrated to America with his father in 1754. He served inthe Continental Army from 1777-1781 Parents: Johannes KIENTSCH and Sophia FAULHABER. Spouse: Anna BARBARA. Children were: Sophia KINCH. Gottschalk Comes (KOMES) was born about 1510 in Munchen-Gladbach-Venn, Alst., Germany. He died before Jan 17, 1586/87. He was buried before Jan 17, 1586/87. Gottschalk Comes (Komes) was a Mennonite. Children were: Thonis E. COMES. Johann Michael Moll (MULL) was born about 1710 in Goshenhoppen, Pennsylvania. In 1660, the great Puritan experiment in England came to an end with thereturn of the "Merry Monarch," Stuart King Charles II to the throne.During the next twenty years, the crown granted a number of favors forservices rendered. New Titles were given and grants of land were made tofavorites of the king, among them the family of Admiral Penn. William Penn, the admiral's son, was given a great tract of land in thecentral colonies of America.Penn and a number of settlers arrived in 1682to inspect this land. His ship sailed up the Deleware estuary, and aftermaking several landfalls and visits to the existing Swedish colonies, hecontinued up the river until he came to a green tongue of land betweenthe confluence of the Schuykill and Delaware Rivers and there cameashore.He laid out a "Green County Town" on this terrain and called itPhiladelphia. Idealistically, he made a treaty with the Lenni LenapeIndians who inhabited the territory and peacefully arrived at anagreement whereby he could own, and Europeans could occupy the environs.A John Moll appears on one of the committees of the first state assemblyheld at Chester, Pennsylvania on December 4, 1682. This John Moll was thefirst recorded Moll in Pennsylvania. The exact connection of this JohnMoll to Johann Michael Moll is uncertain. Less than 50 years after its founding, Philadelphia was growing rapidlyand ships were arriving from Europe carrying passengers and merchandise.A constant flow of immigrants resulted in Pennsylvania becoming thesecond most populous province in colonial America and the city ofPhiladelphia becoming the second largest city in the British Empire -second only to London. On one ship, the "Pensilvania Merchant," whicharrived in Philadelphia on September 10, 1731, came Johan Michael Moll(1689-12 Feb 1770) from Weisenheim am Sand, Germany. John Stedman was theCommander, sailing from Rotterdam. Other passangers on the Pensilvania Merchant in 1731 included ChristophelMoll, Margarite Moll, Conrad Moll and Rosina Moll. The exact relationshipof these persons to one another is uncertain. Johan Michael Moll's younger brother, Johann Peter Moll, had arrived inPhiladelphia on August 10, 1729, aboard the "Mortonhouse;" James Coulterwas master of this ship, sailing from Cowes, England June 21st, 1729. During this period, the vast majority of ships arriving in Philadelphiawere German passengers who sailed from Rotterdam. Ships from thecontinent bound for England's North American colonies at this time wererequired to visit an English port to register their cargo before crossingthe Atlantic. The Pensilvania Merchant on this voyage stopped at Dover.Passage between England and Phildelphia ranged from a minimum of 58 daysto a maximum of 89 days, and probably averaged about 75 days. Johann Micahel Moll emigrated to this country aboard the ship PENSILVANIAMERCHANT with several other families and settled north of Philadelphiafirst in Germantown, and later he moved to a German community near thePerkiomen Creek. Here his name appears in the new Goshenhoppen Church,which included the Old Goshenhoppen charge. In these records five othermen, presumably heads of families, who came over on the same ship, wereconnected with this church: namely, Abraham Sahler ( 1732), Johann BatelGucker (1732), Johann Michael Moll (1736), Christophel Moll (1733), andHans Adam Echelen (1732). The dates refer to the year the name appears inthe church book. The crossing of the PENSILVANIA MERCANT from Rotterdam, took place in1731, with Captain John Stedman at the healm. The trip included a stop atDover, England, arriving in Philadelphia 10 September 1731. There were 57Palatines aboard - 175 men women and children. Most of them were from theBavarian Palitinate or Wurtemburg. Many of the the passengers were from Freisenheim, but Johann Michael gavehis town of residence as Weisenheim am Sand, Bayern-Pfalz. He gave hisage as 33 and the young woman accompanying him was Rosina, and Hiob 1.There was also a Christoffel Moll on board accompanied by Anylas Moll;Conrad Moll, and Margarite Moll. All of the Molls indicated they were headed for Montgomery County,Pennsylvania. l settled in East Greenville (Goshenhoppen) in 1732. Over 80% of familiesnamed Moll may be found in the four county - Lehigh, Berks, Montgomery,and Bucks - area today. Over the past three hundred years descendents ofthis colonial pioneer family have migrated across Pennsylvania and theUnited States. Spouse: ROSINA. Children were: Barbara MOLL. Anna Neff (NEFFER) was born on Mar 28, 1766 in Ephrata, Manheim Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. She died on Jun 1, 1853 in Pennsylvania. She was buried in Jun 1853. Spouse: Christian A. MOYER. Christian A. MOYER and Anna Neff (NEFFER) were married in 1786 in Pennsylvania. Children were: Maria MOYER, Christian B. MOYER, Anna MOYER, Jacob MOYER, Susanna MOYER, Elizabeth MOYER, Johannes (John) MOYER, Barbara MOYER, Jacob A. MOYER, Lavinna MOYER, Abraham A. MOYER, Magdalena MOYER. Christian Shank (SHENK) was born on Jun 15, 1662 in Hinton, Bern, Eggiwil, Switzerland. He died in 1724 in Strausberg, Lampeter Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He was buried in 1724. Parents: Michael (Jr.) SHANK and Anna STAUFFER. Spouse: Barbara BRAKEBILL. Christian Shank (SHENK) and Barbara BRAKEBILL were married in 1691 in Mannheim, Rheinland, Prussia, Germany. Children were: Michael SHANK. Gottschalk (Pastor) Thonis (THEUNISSEN) was born about 1625 in Munchen-Gladbach-Venn, Alst.. He died after Jan 25, 1708/9 in Goch, Germany. He was buried after Jan 25, 1708/9. Gottschalk Thonis was a weaver and cloth merchant. He sold his mother'sestate in 1668 in Hegger in der Alst. He was chosen preacher in 1682. Parents: Thones (an der Heiden) COMES and OELLETGEN. Spouse: GERTRUDE. Spouse: Lehntgen HENRICHS. Gottschalk (Pastor) Thonis (THEUNISSEN) and Lehntgen HENRICHS were married in 1654. Children were: Jacob (Bishop) Henrichs GODSCHALK. Ann ??. Spouse: William BECKLEY. Robin ACKONS was born in 1955. Spouse: Robert Joseph CAMPBELL. Children were: Stacey CAMPBELL, Nicole CAMPBELL. Katherine ADAMS. Spouse: Raymond Forest LUTZ. Children were: Michael LUTZ, Darrel Eric LUTZ, Maureen Jaynette LUTZ. Katherine ADAMS. Spouse: Raymond Forrest LUTZ. Patrick Dean ADAMS was born in 1968. Parents: William Charles ADAMS and Nancy Lou HITE. Todd Andrew ADAMS was born in 1970. Parents: William Charles ADAMS and Nancy Lou HITE. William ADAMS. Spouse: Margaret GORMAN. [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: Single] William Charles ADAMS was born in 1939. Spouse: Nancy Lou HITE. Children were: Patrick Dean ADAMS, Todd Andrew ADAMS. Elizabeth ADDAMS. Spouse: Thomas BULL. Donna ADKINS. Parents: William ADKINS and Alma LUTZ. Spouse: VOORHEIS. Children were: Gina VOORHEIS, Lori VOORHEIS, Mandy VOORHEIS, Michael VOORHEIS. Sharon ADKINS. Parents: William ADKINS and Alma LUTZ. Spouse: John COOKE. Children were: Jay COOKE, Eric COOKE, Samuel COOKE. Spouse: Larry BOLDMAN. Spouse: William LUTE. William ADKINS. Spouse: Alma LUTZ. Children were: Donna ADKINS, Sharon ADKINS. Maria Barbara Marker nee ADOLPH was born in 1883. Spouse: Johann Georg ROMMEL. Johann Georg ROMMEL and Maria Barbara Marker nee ADOLPH were married on Sep 9, 1907. Genevieve Carol ADRIAN was born on Oct 1, 1919 in Coleraine, Itasca, Minnesota. She died on Nov 11, 1977 in Grand Rapids, Itasca, Minnesota. Spouse: John Hugh WARNER. John Hugh WARNER and Genevieve Carol ADRIAN were married on Aug 11, 1946 in Coleraine, Itasca, Minnesota. Children were: Daniel LeRoy WARNER, Patricia Ann WARNER. Jack AGMAN. Spouse: Gail VAN EFFEN. Children were: Jimmie John AGMAN, Jessica AGMAN, Michelle AGMAN. Jessica AGMAN. Parents: Jack AGMAN and Gail VAN EFFEN. Jimmie John AGMAN. Parents: Jack AGMAN and Gail VAN EFFEN.
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