Philip Jacob HAUSSLER

                   Came to Halifax on the ship PEARL in 06-15-1751 - single, 37 yrs. old.
Occupation listed as 'wagner' which was a coach builder.
Came to Lunenburg, N.S. in 1753.
Philip was a Lutheran.  They had one son and seven daughters - baptized
Anglican.



From Kim Heisler: Passenger List: September 1751, in "Pearl" (Single-1 freight). Immigration: September 1751, in Lunenburg (arrived Sept 1751 aboard "pearl"-A foreign Protestant). Occupation: Farmer
Philip Haussler is known to have lived (perhaps born in) Knielingen (Knittlingen) in Baden-Durlach, Germany. He was a journeyman coach builder in Germany and in Lunenburg he continued his trade as a wagon maker. He recieved a 30 acre lot in 1753-1754 allotment; a town lot in 1760-Strassburgers Division E-8;a 30 acre lot in 1760 at Mahone Bay C-14 and a 30 acre lot at Second Peninsula A-6; a 300 acre lot on 7 Nov. 1763 at First Division C-8 and finally a Township Grant to the Heirs of Philip Jacob on 30 June 1784 of 360 acres. Eventually Philip left Lunenburg and settled on a 30 acre lot in 2nd Peninsula, possibly getting his wife's lot as well, as it was next to his. His 300 acre lot was in Whynot's settlement and was in the Heisler's name until approximately 1987. There was 232 souls landed on the ship "Pearl" along with Philip.





From Kim Heisler: Passenger List: September 1751, in "Pearl" (Single-1 freight).Immigration: September 1751, in Lunenburg (arrived Sept 1751 aboard "pearl"-A foreign Protestant). Occupation: Farmer
Philip Haussler is known to have lived (perhaps born in) Knielingen (Knittlingen) in Baden-Durlach, Germany. He was a journeyman coach builder in Germany and inLunenburg he continued his trade as a wagon maker. He recieved a 30 acre lot in1753-1754 allotment; a town lot in 1760-Strassburgers Division E-8;a 30 acre lot in 1760 at Mahone Bay C-14 and a 30 acre lot at Second Peninsula A-6; a 300 acre lot on 7 Nov. 1763 at First Division C-8 and finally a Township Grant to theHeirs of Philip Jacob on 30 June 1784 of 360 acres. Eventually Philip left Lunenburg and settled on a 30 acre lot in 2nd Peninsula, possibly getting his wife'slot as well, as it was next to his. His 300 acre lot was in Whynot's settlementand was in the Heisler's name until approximately 1987. There was 232 souls landed on the ship "Pearl" along with Philip.

Emigration: Sept 1751, Immigration on the ship "Pearl"
Occupation: Farmer
Religion: Lutheran