Johannes NAAS, REVEREND IMMIGR.

                   FELLOWSHIP OF BRETHREN GENEALOGISTS NEWSLETTER Volume 2.5, Number 3, Fall 1993

FAMILY RECORDS OF JOHANNES NAAS AND JOHANN JULIAN STUMP? IN THE PARISH REGISTERS OF NORDHE14, HESS EN, GERMANY

George W. Andrews

During examination of a microfilm of the Reformed Church in Nordheim, Hessen, Germany, from 1688 (when the records begin) to 1729. extracts were made.of entries for the families of Johannes Naas and'Johann ?Julian .Stump?. This information may be of interest to Brethren genealogists and historians. The data in this report has been obtained from microfilm no. 1347137, which is available on loan to LDS Family History Centers from the LDS collection in Salt Lakes City.

NAAS	FAMILY (The surname is, consistently spelled with the final "double?8e peculiar to the German language.)

1691, 7 Nov. Johannes Naas of Weyland, church elder and official, was buried, age 66. (Probably the grandfather of the Brethren Johannes Naas.)
361696, 28 Nov. Johannes Naas, single man from Wayland, son of Michael Naas deceased, church elder (?), married Anna Margaretha, single, legitimate daughter of Johann Valentin Rehnen, deceased, of Weyland.

Baptismal and burial records of the children of Johannes Naas and Anna Margaretha Rehnen.

1697, 29 Sept. Jacob Wilhelm Naas baptized; sponsor Jacob Wilhelm Gahn.

1700, 21 Feb. Anthon Naas baptized; sponsor Anthon Eberle,

1701, 4 Sept. Casimir Naas baptized; sponsor Casimir Hess

24 Mar. Casimir Naas buried, age 7 months.

f1 1703, 25 Feb. Anna 1rlargaretha Naas baptized; sponsor Anna Margaretha, wife of Joh. Christ off Otto Ross.

1705, 30 Aug. Johann Valentin Naas baptized; sponsor Johan Valentin Wetzel.

1711, 28 Jan. Velten Naas buried, age 5 yr., 4 Mo., 7 days.

1708, 23 Sept. Johannes Naas baptized; sponsor Johannes Biebesheimer.

1711, 11 Feb. Christofel Naas baptized; sponsor Christofel Lbsch von 	?

Durnbaugh, 1958, European Origins, p. 157, states that on 18 May 1711 John Naas and others, born near Worms, were permitted to reside as settlers in Dddelsheim in the Marienborn district. I have not seen the record of John Naas' Brethren baptism, but his wife was baptized by Alexander Mack at Marienborn on 5 Nov. 1712 (Durnbaugh, ibid.. p. 171). About 15 May 1714 John Naas, already a Brethren minister, bap?~zed Peter Becker and his wife
at Dfdelshein (Durnbaugh, ibid., p. 177 ). He migrated with the Brethren to Krefeld in 1715 (Durnbaugh, ibid., p. 186?188) and arrived in Philadelphia on 29 Sept. 1733 (Atrnbaugh, ibid., p. 301, 302); settling at Amwell, New Jersey.


   From: Gary Barton 
   To: Hal and Carma Ferguson 
   Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2000 11:39 PM
   Subject: Re: STONER/LANDIS/NAAS

   Hal,

Here is all i have as it relates to theNAAS name.
   gary

   First Generation
1. Heinrich Hirt LANDIS.

Heinrich Hirt married Elizabeth NAAS.
They had one child:
2 i. Elizabeth (1744-1813)
   Second Generation
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   Family of Heinrich Hirt LANDIS (1) & Elizabeth NAAS

   2. Elizabeth LANDIS. Born on 25 Aug 1744. Elizabeth died in Federick
   County, Maryland on 9 May 1813; she was 68. Buried in SPRING GARDEN,
Johnsville, Frederick County, Maryland.

   Elizabeth married John STONER, 5G Uncle, son of Jacob STONER (1731-1804)
& Magdalena (Lenah) (1732-1773). Born on 30 Jan 1755. John died in
Federick County, Maryland on 4 Jan 1838; he was 82. Buried in SPRING
GARDEN, Johnsville, Frederick County, Maryland.
They had the following children:
3 i. Magdalin (1777-1833)
4 ii. Catherine (Caty) (Died as Infant) (1778-1780)
5 iii. Jacob (1780-1858)

Third Generation
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Family of Elizabeth LANDIS (2) & John STONER

3. Magdalin STONER, 1C5R. Born on 25 Aug 1777 in SPRING GARDEN,
Johnsville, Frederick County, Maryland. Magdalin died in <1833; she was
55.
4. Catherine (Caty) STONER, 1C5R. Born on 25 Aug 1778 in SPRING GARDEN,
Johnsville, Frederick County, Maryland. Catherine (Caty) died in SPRING
GARDEN, Johnsville, Frederick County, Maryland in May 1780; she was 1.
5. Jacob STONER1, 1C5R. Born on 16 Mar 1780 in SRING GARDEN, Johnsville,
Frederick County, Maryland.1 Jacob died in Rush Creek Twp, Fairfield,
Ohio on 27 May 1858; he was 78.1
Jacob married Susannah HARTSOCK1. Born on 16 Oct 1784 in Frederick
County, Maryland.1 Susannah died in Ohio, Probably on 14 Jan 1878; she
was 93.1
They had the following children:
i. Jesse1 (1807-1830)
ii. Eli1 (1812-1887)
iii. Sarah1 (1814-1860)
iv. Joel1 (1816-1880)
v. Edward1 (1826-1885)
6. Rebecca STONER, 1C5R. Born on 16 Apr 1782 in SPRING GARDEN,
Johnsville, Frederick County, Maryland. Rebecca died in Fairfield, Ohio
on 2 Jun 1826; she was 44.
In 1806 when Rebecca was 23, she married David HARTSOCK, in Frederick
County, Maryland. Born on 3 Aug 1782 in Baltimore, Maryland, Near. David
died in Bridgeport, Indiana in 1846; he was 63.

They had the following children:
i. Elizabeth (1807-1829)
ii. Lydia (1810-)
iii. Ephraim (1812-)
iv. Lebius (Labbans) (1816-1845)
v. Sarah (1818-)
vi. David (1820-)
vii. Belinda (1824-)

7. Sarah STONER, 1C5R. Born on 11 Jan 1784 in SPRING GARDEN Johnsville,
Frederick County, Maryland. Sarah died on 24 Nov 1847; she was 63.
Buried in Beaver Dam ChB, Frederick County, Maryland.

8. Elizabeth STONER, 1C5R. Born on 18 Jun 1786 in SPRING GARDEN
Johnsville, Frederick County, Maryland. Elizabeth died on 17 Mar 1863;
she was 76. Buried in Mummert ChB, Hamilton Township, Adams County,
Pennsylvania.

Elizabeth married John DIEHL, son of John Frederick DIEHL & Mary MOEHLER.
Sources
1. Richard R. Weber, Stoner Brethren, (Columbia, Maryland: Published by
author, 1993).

6 iv. Rebecca (1782-1826)
7 v. Sarah (1784-1847)
8 vi. Elizabeth (1786-1863)