Hans Adam HEYDRICH

                       Sources for this family's group sheet from Lolabell G. Oleson
    1. Birth Rec - Lichtenberg, also marriages, and deaths GSF #493,254
    2. Ulmet Parish Register GSF #193194
    3. Par Reg of Lancaster, Pa. (Johann Casper Stoever in poss of Lolabell Oleson
    4. Deeds of Rowan Co. North Carolina (deeds locate Child #1 in USA)
    5. Strausberger & Hinke "Pennsylvania Germans, Pioneers" Vol.l pp 212-214 Note: Robert Schervinsky and I searched for christening of Anna Ottilia Blinn, found her sisters and parents but a few years were missing which would have covered Ottilia's period. Other marriages: #1 Had son George born 1790 in Dauphine Co. Penns. md Christina Gaberich and had 8 children #2 had son Wm who md Jane History of "Geberich Family in America (1616-1925) Cornelius E. Koppenhaffer-351 Howard Circle, Emporium Pennsylvania 15834 (Brown Script) Lt.Col. Peter and wife Philippina were sponsors at chr of his grandson Peter 26 July 1761, Lancaster, Pennsylvania (Johann Casper Stoevers Par Reg.) 

NOTE:  Lt.Col. Peter served in Col. Timothy Green's battalion, Lancaster, Pennsylvanin Militia.  He emmigrated to US in 1738.  He is reported to have had 24 children


NOTE:
He was a Lt. Col.  The date of his marriage to Anna Otillia Blum is also shown as 23 Oct 1760. The following was received from Marjorie Fisher in May 1993, hand-written on double letter size paper: "Lt. Col. Johann Peter Heydrich imigrated from Hessen, Germany.  With him, his wife Anna Otillia Blindt and their young son, Johann Peter Hedrick, born17 Dec. 1732.  They settled in Lebannon township in Lancaster Co., PA.  They also belonged to the Tulpehochen Church Community, and the young son grew to marry Margaret Herchelradt.  About 1740, Adam Hedrick was born in PA, and he always called his mother `Milla', which caused confusion until you realize that that is a nickname for Mother Otillia (M________ill_a).  Adam Hedrich emigrated with them to Rowan Co., N.C., about 1765, where he net and married a girl named ______ Hege (Hagey), which is still found in Davidson Co., N.C."