Johann Simon HOH

                   She died as a child.
                  

                   Records are kept in Zweibrucken. Records only contain birth information
for sons Daniel & Valentin and birth and marriage information for Simon.
Genealogists, therefore, suggest they emigrated. Records are found in
Woodberry Twp, Bedford Co, Pennsylvania Deeds Book H page 397 for Simon
and Eve Hay. Since we also find records for Daniel and Valentine in Wood-
berry Twp we believe this Valentine is the husband of Catharine and his will
is found in Will Book 1 pages 368, 369 & 370. He had 5 children, Mary,
Catherine, Valentine, Margaret & Simon Gilbert. The dates from birth and
U.S. census records are all compatible and no other Hay line can be found
wherein they might be reconciled.
Hans Valentin Hoh also had 5 daughters, however, their names are not listed
in this record. Hans is a nickname for Johann in German.Records are kept in Zweibrucken. Records only contain birth information
for sons Daniel & Valentin and birth and marriage information for Simon.
Genealogists, therefore, suggest they emigrated. Records are found in
Woodberry Twp, Bedford Co, Pennsylvania Deeds Book H page 397 for Simon
and Eve Hay. Since we also find records for Daniel and Valentine in Wood-
berry Twp we believe this Valentine is the husband of Catharine and his will
is found in Will Book 1 pages 368, 369 & 370. He had 5 children, Mary,
Catherine, Valentine, Margaret & Simon Gilbert. The dates from birth and
U.S. census records are all compatible and no other Hay line can be found
wherein they might be reconciled.
Hans Valentin Hoh also had 5 daughters, however, their names are not listed
in this record. Hans is a nickname for Johann in German.
                  

                   No further records.
                  

                   He had 4 sons and 3 daughters, all sons emigrated to America. David Hay's
book Pioneer Simon Hay gives 2 dates for the birth, 3 Feb and 2 Mar, 1711.
This is the ancestor of both David Hay of Somerset, Pennsylvania and Dr.
James W. Courtney of Murray, Kentucky.
                  

                   It is presumed by Dr. Richard Hoh of Greifensee that one or two children
were born between 1739 and 1745 when Johann Valentin was born, however,
he did not find any dates. In a diary of an Adam Muller, who lived in the.
19th century at Gerhardsbrunn it is stated "persons told that possibly the
first persons who emigrated were Valentin and Abraham Hoh". Therefore, it
is possible that Valentin had an older brother named Abraham, howvever,
as stated Dr. Hoh has never found any dates.
                  

                   Had 3 sons and 3 daughters. Langweiden is 3 kilometers north west of
Gerhardsbrunn. This is ancestor line of Dr. Richard Hoh of Greifensee,
Switzerland. Dr. Hoh has done the German records research for Mrs.
Gerald C. Hay, Sr.
                  

                   Anna Eva inherited home from her parents at Gerhardsbrunn.
                  

                   This individual and her husband Adam may have emigrated since no children can
be found in the German records. (Dr. Richard Hoh)
                  

                   He had 1 son and 4 daughters. His son, Johann Adam, only had daughters.