David Austin FRIEDLINE

                   Hal,

I've attached a file with David Austin's ancestor information in detail
(which will include the Lenhart information) that I have now.

I'm looking forward to hearing about your information.

--Karen




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Ancestors of David Austin Friedline




Generation No. 1


1. David Austin Friedline, born November 05, 1857 in Bakersville, Somerset, Pennsylvania1; died March 24, 1931 in Meyersdale, PA. He was the son of 2. John Peter Friedline and 3. Eliza Weller. He married (1) Ida Jane Sellers. She was born September 20, 1860, and died January 01, 1888. She was the daughter of George Sellers and Mary Hostetler. He married (2) Bertha Slicer January 17, 1894 in Meyersdate, PA. She was born August 09, 1871, and died August 1928. She was the daughter of Nathaniel Slicer and Louisa Miller Glotfelty.

Notes for David Austin Friedline:

Sources:

Title: DESCENDANTS OF JACOB HOCHSTETLER

Author: Rev. Harvey Hostetler, D.D.

Publication: Published in 1912

Note: This book has become a classic in Amish Mennonite genealogy.

The Jacob Hochstetler Family Association was formed in 1988 and incorporated under Indiana law in 1991.

Repository:

Call Number:

Media: Book

Page: pg. 87, #149



More About David Austin Friedline:

Christening: June 26, 1858



Generation No. 2


2. John Peter Friedline, born August 07, 1818 in Bakersville, Somerset, PA; died June 15, 1867 in Bakersville, Somerset, PA. He was the son of 4. Henry John Friedline and 5. Christina Maria Lichtenberger. He married 3. Eliza Weller 1856.

3. Eliza Weller, born 1822 in Bakersville, Somerset County, PA.


Children of John Friedline and Eliza Weller are:

i. Missouri "Souri" Friedline, born 1856.

1 ii. David Austin Friedline, born November 05, 1857 in Bakersville, Somerset, Pennsylvania; died March 24, 1931 in Meyersdale, PA; married (1) Ida Jane Sellers; married (2) Bertha Slicer January 17, 1894 in Meyersdate, PA.

iii. Cyrus Wesley Friedline, born 1858.

iv. Josiah Lincoln Friedline, born 1860.

v. Christil Ann Friedline, born 1863.

vi. Mary Friedline, born 1864.

vii. Samuel Friedline, born 1868.

viii. Charles Friedline, born 1869.

ix. James Friedline, born 1874.



Generation No. 3


4. Henry John Friedline, born April 19, 1790 in Milford Twp, Bedford, PA; died March 09, 1826 in PA. He was the son of 8. Johann Peter Friedline and 9. Maria Catherine Miller. He married 5. Christina Maria Lichtenberger 1811 in Somerset, PA.

5. Christina Maria Lichtenberger, born October 28, 1791 in Bakersville, Somerset, PA; died March 28, 1878 in Bakersville, Somerset, PA.

More About Henry John Friedline:

Burial: Friedline Farm, Somerset, PA

More About Christina Maria Lichtenberger:

Burial: Bakersville Cemetery


Children of Henry Friedline and Christina Lichtenberger are:

i. Peter Friedline, born 1811.

ii. Sarah Ann Friedline, born 1813.

iii. Josiah Friedline, born 1814.

iv. Catherine Friedline, born 1815.

2 v. John Peter Friedline, born August 07, 1818 in Bakersville, Somerset, PA; died June 15, 1867 in Bakersville, Somerset, PA; married (1) Catherine Jane Morrison 1845; married (2) Eliza Weller 1856.

vi. Lydia Friedline, born 1820.

vii. Alexander Friedline, born 1822.

viii. Magdalene Friedline, born 1822.

ix. John Friedline, born 1824.



Generation No. 4


8. Johann Peter Friedline, born September 28, 1764 in Manchester Twp, York, PA; died March 29, 1824 in Somerset Twp, Somerset, PA. He was the son of 16. Johann Ludwig Friedline and 17. Anna Margaret Lenhart. He married 9. Maria Catherine Miller 1785 in , , PA.

9. Maria Catherine Miller, born April 09, 1767 in , Somerset, PA; died April 17, 1835 in , Somerset, PA. She was the daughter of 18. John Salomonsmiller and 19. Barbara Hufferd.

More About Johann Peter Friedline:

Burial: Ridgv Lnhart Cem, 2 Mi. E Lvnvil, Somerset Tp., Somerset Co., PA

Christening: November 18, 1764, York, York Co., Pa., Christ Lutheran


Children of Johann Friedline and Maria Miller are:

i. Mary Barbara Friedline, born August 11, 1787 in Milford Twp, Bedford, PA; died January 31, 1860 in , , PA; married Peter Ankeny 1806; born February 28, 1785 in Somerset, Somerset Co., PA; died October 18, 1860 in Somerset Co, PA.

More About Mary Barbara Friedline:

Christening: September 25, 1787, Samuels Church

More About Peter Ankeny:

Burial: October 1860, Beam Cemetery, Somerset, Somerset Co, PA

4 ii. Henry John Friedline, born April 19, 1790 in Milford Twp, Bedford, PA; died March 09, 1826 in PA; married Christina Maria Lichtenberger 1811 in Somerset, PA.

iii. John Solomon Friedline, born July 09, 1792 in Milford Twp, Bedford, PA; died March 09, 1836 in Jenner Twp, Somerset, PA; married Sarah Young 1814 in , Somerset Co., PA.

More About John Solomon Friedline:

Burial: March 11, 1836, Friedline Cem, Jenner Tp, Somerset Co., PA

iv. Eve Friedline, born August 23, 1794 in Milford Twp, Bedford, PA; died January 11, 1842 in , , PA; married David Boucher May 19, 1814 in , , PA; born 1790 in Milford Twp, Bedford, PA.

More About Eve Friedline:

Burial: January 13, 1842, , Somerset Co., PA

v. Susanna Friedline, born Abt. 1798 in Somerset Twp, Somerset, PA; died Abt. 1867 in , , PA; married John Kooser 1816 in , , PA; born 1792 in Somerset Twp, Somerset, PA; died 1850.

vi. Jonas Friedline, born September 25, 1800 in Somerset Twp, Somerset, PA; died April 14, 1866 in , , PA; married Hannah Lehmer Abt. 1820.

vii. Peter Friedline, born June 24, 1803 in Somerset Twp, Somerset, PA; died December 21, 1860 in , , PA; married Sarah Milhouse

viii. Isaac Friedline, born June 05, 1808 in Somerset Twp, Somerset, PA; died January 22, 1882 in , , PA; married (1) Mary Ann Lowery; born 1812 in Somerset Twp, Somerset, PA; married (2) Susan Brugh February 10, 1828 in , , PA; born 1824 in , , PA.

ix. Daniel Friedline, born 1810 in , , PA; died March 08, 1843 in , , PA; married Rachel Swiggert? Abt. 1830; born 1810 in , , PA.

x. Peter Ludwig Friedline, born Abt. 1811 in , , PA; married Elisabeth; born 1817.

xi. Catherine Friedline, born February 21, 1813 in Somerset Co, PA; died February 22, 1857 in Fayette, West Moreland, PA.

More About Catherine Friedline:

Burial: Dan Hay Farm, Rt 31 Bet Mt Pl, & Dengl, Westm C, PA

xii. Jacob Friedline, born June 07, 1824 in , , PA.



Generation No. 5


16. Johann Ludwig Friedline, born Abt. 1730 in Bavaria, Germany; died June 06, 1784 in Milford Tp., Bedford Co., PA. He married 17. Anna Margaret Lenhart 1755 in Lancaster, York Co., PA.

17. Anna Margaret Lenhart, born 1732 in Germany; died 1810 in Bedford, PA. She was the daughter of 34. Johan Peter Lenhart and 35. Maria Margaretha.

More About Johann Ludwig Friedline:

Burial: Rdgvwlenhart Cem, Friedline Farm, Somerset, PA

More About Anna Margaret Lenhart:

Burial: Rdgvwlenhart Cem, Friedline Farm, Somerset, PA


Children of Johann Friedline and Anna Lenhart are:

i. Johann Ludwig Friedline, born 1756; married Lichtenberger

ii. Maria Elizabeth Friedline, born 1758; died Bet. 1796 - 1853; married Jacob Miller; born 1754; died Abt. 1815.

iii. John George Friedline, born 1760.

iv. Anna Catherine Friedline, born 1762.

8 v. Johann Peter Friedline, born September 28, 1764 in Manchester Twp, York, PA; died March 29, 1824 in Somerset Twp, Somerset, PA; married Maria Catherine Miller 1785 in , , PA.

vi. Anna Maria Friedline, born 1767; married George Barron

18. John Salomonsmiller, born 1741 in Of Manheim Twp, York, PA; died 1807. He was the son of 36. John Ludwig Solomon Miller. He married 19. Barbara Hufferd.

19. Barbara Hufferd, born 1745 in , Somerset, PA.

More About John Salomonsmiller:

Christening: May 17, 1741


Child of John Salomonsmiller and Barbara Hufferd is:

9 i. Maria Catherine Miller, born April 09, 1767 in , Somerset, PA; died April 17, 1835 in , Somerset, PA; married Johann Peter Friedline 1785 in , , PA.



Generation No. 6


34. Johan Peter Lenhart, born May 04, 1708 in Germany; died April 04, 1774 in York Co., PA. He was the son of 68. Johann Christopfell Lenhart and 69. Anna Eva Kessler. He married 35. Maria Margaretha in York Co., PA2.

35. Maria Margaretha, born September 28, 1715 in York Co., PA; died July 01, 1777 in York Co., PA.

Notes for Johan Peter Lenhart:

Subj: Re: First Location of JPL - A historian

Date: 2/16/00 12:35:02 PM Pacific Standard Time

From: GKBopp@aol.com

Reply-to: Lenharts@listbot.com (FamilyHistory)

To: Lenharts@listbot.com

FamilyHistory

From: "The Lenhart Family of Greenwich and Albany Twps., Berks

County, and York County, Pa" (Library of Congress and Genealogi-

cal Society of PA version.) By Wm. H. Rinkenbach, A.B., M.S. 1937

[From the first two pages; the *#* items are reference numbers; they are

underlined subscript in the original but I put then in * so I could send this

by e-mail.]

Johan Peter Lenhart, the first of this family in Berks

and York Counties, Pennsylvania, arrived at Philadelphia on the

ship "Two Brothers" and on Sept. 15, 1748 swore allegiance *1* to

the King of England. He was accompanied by his wife Maria Marga-

retha and a number of children. He signed the register "Johann

Petter Lenhart" and so was able to read and write --- an ability

shared by the minority in those days.

Following a route taken by many of the early German

settlers, Peter Lenhart soon settled in what is now Berks County,

for on Mar. 9, 1749 there was surveyed a tract of land of 25

acres warranted *2* to him. This land then formed a part of

Philadelphia County, as it was not until 1752 that Berks County

was formed. From this early purchase of land it appears that

Peter Lenhart possessed at least some means.

On Jan. 30, 1750 a son Johan Peter was born *3* to

Peter and Margaretha Lenhart in their new home in Greenwich Twp.,

Berks County; and on Mar. 7, 1752 another son, Frederick, was

baptized *3* there. In 1752 Peter Lenard was included in the

first list of taxable residents *4* of Greenwich Twp., and in

1758 he and his wife Margaretha acted as sponsors at the baptism

*3* of their grandson Johan Peter (113), son of their son Philip

(11).

Between 1758 and 1767 Peter Lenhart moved to York

County, for in 1767 he was not a resident of Greenwich Twp. *5*

and on Mar. 31st, of that year he and his wife acted as sponsors

at a baptism in York County. This change meant the breaking up

of the family, as some of the children accompanied their parents,

sone [sic] remained in Berks County, and one or two may have

sought new homes for themselves.

Peter Lenhart spent the rest of his life as farmer in

Dover Twp., York County, and he and his wife are buried there in

the graveyard of Salems Church near the village of Dover.

REFERENCES

1. Proc. Penna. German Soc., vol. 42, pp. 379, 380, 382 (1934).

2. Pennsylvania Archives, Series 3, vol. 24, p. 31.

3. Records of Jerusalem Dunkel's Church, Greenwich Twp.,

Berks Co.

4. Historical and Biographical Annals of Berks County, Pa.;

M. L. Montgomery; 1909; S.H.Beers & Co., Chicago;

vol. I, p.11.

5. Pennsylvania Archives, Series 3, vol. 18, p. 58.

6. Pennsylvania Archives, Series 3, vol. 18, p. 127.

[#6 added here although not cited in the above quote]

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Subj: Lenharts

Date: 2/16/00 10:30:26 PM Pacific Standard Time

From: Rlriffle54@aol.com

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To: lenharts@listbot.com, linharts@listbot.com

FamilyHistory

Nan,

I managed to get a little time in tonight but had to quite early because I

had a concert ticket tonight. Just when I was getting into the church

records I had to leave but managed to pull out some abstracts, a few church

records and the county history. Some name included on the tax list were for

my info. on other families.

History of Berks County in Pennsylvania, By Morton L. Montgomery, member of

the Berks County Bar; Philadelphia: Everts, Peck & Richards, 1886.

Page 1076:

GREENWICH TOWNSHIP.

Before the erection of the county Greenwich township was a part of Albany

township; but shortly after that time it was erected into a separate

township. The name arose from Greewich, a pace in England, and it was

doubtless suggested by the English settlers in this section of country. The

boundaries could not be ascertained. The area is abut fourten thousand acres.

EARLY SETTLERS.-Henry Kohler was an early owner of a large tract of land

in the southern part of the township, including the farm now owned by Adam

Stein, where he built a stone house over a large spring. This buildng is

still standing, being used as a warehouse for Stein's distillery. Yost Henry

George was another pioneer who made substantial improvements near by, some of

which still remain. To the north Henry Smith (father of Samuel, Jonas and

Benjamin Smith) improved a large tract of land, having been assisted in this

work by his sons; and to the east the Grimm family took an important part in

improving the township. These families have honored descendants still

residing in the same vicinity.

In 1749 Peter Lenhart, of York County, received a patent for a tract of

land which he conveyed to Jacob Lenhart in 1771. At what is now

Lenhartsville, Henry Lenhart lived and also his sons John, Jacob, Samuel,

Isaac, Henry David and Frederick, most of whom had families of their own and

resided in this locality. In the western part of the village one of their

buildings remins, it having been put up in 1812. To the southeast, in the

neighborhood of the church which bears their name, were the Dunkel family,

whose descendants are found in all parts of the country and have become

leading citizens; and north of them the Klines reared families, whose members

may still be found in Reading and other points in Berks County. In the east

part of the township the Christ family made a stettlement which permanently

fixed their names upon that locality.

TAXABLES OF 1759.-The township had the following taxables in 1759. The tax

then levied amounted to 35 pounds, 15 Shillings, and Frederick Moser was the

collector:

George Bowman

Leonard Bauman

Henry Faust

Adam Faust

Philip Faust

Peter Lenhardt

Philip Lenhardt

George Riegle

John Sasseman

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INDUSTRIES.- (SKIP TO):

At the centres made by these mills and taverns there were usualy small

tanneries and other industries. Of these, Jacob and Peter Grim had a tannery

on the Henry Greenewald place, which had an unusually good reputtion for

producing fine leather. The pottery at Lenhartsville was carried on about

thirty years, but not since 1870. Common ware only was made. Above this

village, wehre are the most important interests, on a stream flowing into the

Ontelaunee, John Lenhart has a pioneer mill, which was afterward operated by

Benjamin Lenhart. The new mill built in 1876 is the property of Daniel Grim.

On the Ontelaunee, a short distance below Lenhartsville, George Merkel built

a stone mill which was burned down in 1875. It was rebuilt by the Merkel

estate, and remodeled in 1885 by the present owner, Jacob K. Sparng. The mile

has been supplied with a set of rollers nd other modern machinery, enabling

the production of twenty-five barrels of superior flour per day.

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CHURCHES.

NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH, (REFORMED AND LUTHERAN).-As early as 1744 a Reformed

congregation (known as the High Dutch) was organized in the southwestern part

of the township, to which Conrad Koch presented two acres of land upon which

to erect a house of worship. A log house was built and used for church

purposes until 1790, when forty acres more were secured and a new building,

also of logs, built by the joint efforts of the Lutherans and the German

Reformed people

.I'll continue this at another time.Robert

I found these Lenharts