Janice Werner Kemp-Phillippy and Steven William Phillippy Ancestry - Families and Individuals

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Johann "Hans" Jorg WACKER was born 1646 and died 1711.

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Anna KNOSP.

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Jorg Des Gerichts Heiligenpfleger WACKER was born 1621 and died 1693.

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		F	i	Rachael FLORY was born 6 Dec 1763 and died 19 Jul 1841.
		F	ii	Catherine FLORY was born 7 Mar 1735 and died 25 Jul 1846.
		F	iii	Mary FLORY was born c1765 and died 11 Mar 1856.
		M	iv	John FLORY was born 28 Aug 1766 and died 20 Feb 1845.
		F	v	Susanna FLORY was born 14 Mar 1768 and died 21 Nov 1856.
		M	vi	Joseph FLORY was born 29 Dec 1769 and died 3 Oct 1823.
		M	vii	Abraham FLORY Jr. was born 1764 in Washington Township, Franklin County PA. He died 14 Mar 1796 in Elk Lick Twp., Somerset Co., Pennsylvania.
		M	viii	Emanuel FLORY was born 13 Jul 1776 and died 9 Mar 1849.
		M	ix	Henry FLORY was born c1777 and died 24 Nov 1824.
		F	x	Sarah FLORY was born 1780 and died 1810.

They had the following children:

		F	i	Anna Catherine BLOCHER was born 7 Mar 1739.
		M	ii	Mathias BLOCHER was born 11 Mar 1729/1730 and died Mar 1803.
		M	iii	Johann Georg BLOCHER was born 19 Aug 1724 in Sulz-Holzhausen, Baden-, Wuerttemberg, Germany.
		M	iv	Andreas BLOCHER was born 3 Mar 1725/1726 in Sulz-Holzhausen, Baden-, Wuerttemberg, Germany.
		M	v	Ludwig BLOCHER was born 16 Apr 1727 in Sulz-Holzhausen, Baden-, Wuerttemberg, Germany.
		F	vi	Christina BLOCHER was born 28 Jan 1728/1729 in Sulz-Holzhausen, Baden-, Wuerttemberg, Germany.
		M	vii	Martin BLOCHER was born 6 Nov 1731 in Sulz-Holzhausen, Baden-, Wuerttemberg, Germany.
		M	viii	Christian BLOCHER was born 9 Dec 1733 in Sulz-Holzhausen, Baden-, Wuerttemberg, Germany.
		M	ix	Johannes BLOCHER was born 8 Mar 1735 in Sulz-Holzhausen, Baden-, Wuerttemberg, Germany.
		F	x	Margarethe BLOCHER was born 10 May 1736 in Sulz-Holzhausen, Baden-, Wuerttemberg, Germany.
		F	xi	Elizabeth BLOCHER was born 7 Nov 1737 in Sulz-Holzhausen, Baden-, Wuerttemberg, Germany.
		F	xii	Eva BLOCHER was born 16 Nov 1740 in Sulz-Holzhausen, Baden-, Wuerttemberg, Germany.
		F	xiii	Anna Maria BLOCHER was born 21 Mar 1741/1742 in Sulz-Holzhausen, Baden-, Wuerttemberg, Germany.
		M	xiv	Johannes BLOCHER was born 3 Oct 1744 in Sulz-Holzhausen, Baden-, Wuerttemberg, Germany.
		F	xv	Anna BLOCHER was born 20 Aug 1747 in Sulz-Holzhausen, Baden-, Wuerttemberg, Germany.
		F	xvi	Christina BLOCHER was born 20 Aug 1747 in Sulz-Holzhausen, Baden-, Wuerttemberg, Germany.
		M	xvii	Johann Jakob BLOCHER was born 4 Jan 1748/1749 in Sulz-Holzhausen, Baden-, Wuerttemberg, Germany.

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		F	i	Mary Mollie LUDWIG was born 23 SEP 1771 (1765?) and died 17 JUL 1853 (1831?).
		M	ii	Leonard LUDWIG was born about 1750 in Maryland. He died 1804 in Near Romney, Hampshire, WV. OCCUPATION - Farmer Leonard was a soldier in the Revolutionary War, served in the in the Maryland German Regiment under Col. Weltner. The payroll of Capt Michael Bayer's company for the months of Jul - Oct 1779 lists Leonard as being discharged on 24 Jul 1779. Leonard is also listed as a private in Capt Henry Fisher's Company in the German Battalion commanded by Col. Nicholas Hussecker in 1776. Hampshire Co. Minute Book, 19 Feb 1798, pg 574 - Leonard Ludowick is appointed surveyor of the road in the room of Jacob Hye. Hampshire Co. Minute Book, 15 Apr 1799, pg 416 - Henry Hawk is appointed surveyor of the road from Benjamin Huffmans on Mill Creek to Crossleys place in the room of Leonard Ludwick... Excerpt from History of Leonard & Katharine Ludwick - Mrs. Owan Crickard. Early deeds in Washington County, MD, show that Leonard bought 14 acres of land from Jost Gardner and wife Anna in 1785 and sold the same tract to John Wals in 1787. Leonard came to the South Brach Valley (Hampshire Co. WV) in 1788 and purchased 100 acress of land from John Cuppy, Jr. and wife Elizabeth. In 1790 he bought and additial 31 acres from the same John Cuppy, Jr. Since he was not listed in the 1790 census of Hampshire Co., WV, it is assumed that he may have been traveling at the time.
		M	iii	Jacob LUDWIG was born about 1760 and died about Nov 1844.

They had the following children:

		F	i	Anna Margretha Ellen ALBAUGH was born about 1726 and died 1805.
		F	ii	Daughter SCHUMANN was born 20 Apr 1721 in Flammerfeld, Rheinland, Germany. She died 1721 in Flammersfeld, Rheinland, Pr. Germany.
		M	iii	Johann Christofel SCHUMANN was born 4 Feb 1719/1720 in Eichen Germany and was baptized 4 Feb 1719/1720 in Flammerfeld Church Book, Eichen, Germany. He died 1727 in Flammersfeld, Germany.
		M	iv	Johan Gearhardt ALBAUGH was born 8 Mar 1727/1728 and died 13 Feb 1785.
		F	v	Gertrude Margreta ALBAUGH was born 1732 in Holland or Germany.
		M	vi	Joanis Peter ALBAUGH was born 1732 in Holland Or Germany. He died 1786 in Little York, Alexandria Twp., Hunterdon, NJ. EGNJ show William, George and Peter as brothers who settled in the Alexandria area. Therefore, the assignment of children to the two immigrant brothers by GMNJ is probably wrong, i.e. Joanis Wilhelm (William), Joanis Gerard ( George) and Joanis Peter (Peter) all belong in one family. I have assigned them to Zacharais because of the age of the eldest but they could just as earily belong to Johan Wilhelm (who would have been only 19 when William was born - not unheard of. Also the names all beginning with some form of John might suggest this is the more likely father). From cousin Jane Drever. Charles Carroll Gardner Associated Editor of the Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey says this is Peter Alpock. He says Peter Alpock, (Alpough, Ohlbach) b 1730-45, and possibly identical with Joanis Peter Albach, son of William, mentioned on p. 74; d at Little York, in Alexandria tp., before 1786; md. Anna Engle, dau of Jacob Engel of knowlton, and prob. the "widow Allpock" taxed in Alexandria in 1786. He is said by Chanbers to have been brother to William, of High Bridge. All but the oldest on of this children were bapt. in the Alexandria German Reformed Church, of which he was an Elder in 1771 and 1772. (NJPRO; Jerseyman 3:38-45; CEG:232-5; NJA 35:135. Johannes Peter Alpock (Johannes Wilhelmus4 Ahlbach, Anthonius3, Hans Thiess2, Adam1) was born 1732 in Germany (Source: Strassburger & Hinke, Pennsylvania German Pioneers, 143-144, Zacharias Ohlbach 36 Johan Wilhelm Ohlbach 28 Anna Dumat Ohlbach 37 Anna Eliz. Ohlbach 26 Joanis Wilhelm Ohlbach 11 Joanis Gerard Ohlbach 6 Anna Margaret Ohlbach 8 Gerderuth Margreta Ohlbach 2 Joanis Peter Ohlbach). and died bef 1786 in Little York, Alexandria Twp, Hunterdon, NJ (Source: Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey/Joseph R Klett & Charles Carroll Gardner, Genealogies of New Jersey Families (1996, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc, 277). 1771, Elder of German Reformed Church in Alexandria, Hunterdon, NJ (Source: Henry Race, MD, Parish Register of The German Reformed Church of Alexandria, Hunterdon, NJ 1763-1802 (Published in The Jerseyman, by H, E. Deats, Vol13 #4, Glemington, NJ June 1897. 38, Anno 1771 the Elders are: Peter Dula, Abraham Jung, Phillip Schlaut, Hermet Schmid, Peter Ohlback. 1772, Elder of German Reformed Church in Alexandria, Hunterdon, NJ (Source: Henry Race, MD, Parish Register of The German Reformed Church of Alexandria, Hunterdon, NJ 1763-1802, (Published in The Jerseyman, by H. E. Deats, Vol 13 #4, Flemington, NJ June 1897) 38 Anno 1772 from Parish Register: Peter Dils, Abraham Jung, Hermet Schmid, Peter Ohlbach, Peter Blum.
		M	vii	Johan Wilhelm ALBAUGH was born 7 Mar 1722/1723 in Flammersfeld, Rheinland, Pr. Germany. He died 13 Jan 1794 in Frederick County, Maryland (now Garrett County. 4 iii. Johann Wilhelm Ahlbach, born Bef. March 07, 1723 in Flammersfeld, Rheinland, Pr., Germany (Source: (1) FamHist Center - IGI Germany F#1760763 - 1723.Christening, File #BGCRW8, (2) S. Sparkman, pg2, Shows birth as March 18, 1723., (3) Nat'l Soc. of DAR, DAR Patriot Index, (1966, Mrs Wm Henry Sullivan, Jr Pres. Gen.), pg6, Albaugh, William b: 3/8/1723 d: 1/13/1794 married Magdalene - MD, Patriotic Service.); died January 13, 1794 in Frederick Co., MD (Source: (1) S. Sparkman., (2) Henry C. Penden Jr., Revolutionary Patriots of Frederick Co., MD 1775 - 1783, (Family Line Publications, Westminister, MD), 3, Ref:M-9:36 "William Albaugh (blacksmith) died intestate in 1794, leaving children Abraham, John, Zachariah, Christian, Margaret Brodbeck, Macbelena (sic) Etsler, and "my son by marriage Peter Stimmel"., (3) Frederick City Courthouse, Frederick County Maryland General Index to Wills 1749 - 1900, 7, Liber G.M. #2, Folio 508, Testator: Albaugh, William, Executor: Abraham Albaugh,Date of Probate: February 19, 1794.). He married Magdalene// Abt. 1745. Notes for Johann Wilhelm Ahlbach: Sue Sparkman shows birth as 3/18/1723 Ahlbach, Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany and death as January 13, 1794 in Frederick MD Johann Wilhelm, (William), son of Zacharias...... November 18, 1774, records of Tewksbury Twp., Frederick, MD: "Resolved that William Albaugh be a member of the committee to represent the County of Frederick, MD to carry into execution the plans agreed upon by the American Continental Congress, and any five have the power to act." At same meeting he was named "Overseer of Roads in Frederick County". Specifically he was responsible for the road from Isral's Creek, near Albaugh's plantation to Linganore Church near Unionville. (Taken from "Albaugh Project newsletter", Vol3,#1 Feb 1997, p97-3. ********************** [Brøderbund Family Archive #310, Ed. 1, Census Index: Colonial America, 1607-1789, Date of Import: Nov 20, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.310.1.11.125] ********************** Albaugh, William - For the sum of 50 pounds, Wm. Albaugh sold to Eve Albaugh daughter of Zachariah, the land containing 177 acres called "Eves Lot". Magdalena Albaugh w/o William, is mentioned. Witnesses: Thomas Beatty, Jos. Wood, Thomas Wood. This land was part of "Albaugh's Choice. dated 29 Aug 1758. (Land Records, Frederick MD, Pages 540 - 542. Joan Coates) Albaugh, William Land Record E, Frederick MD. 23 Feb 1754. George Baker of Frederick city, MD sold to Wm. Albaugh of Frederick city, MD. for 24 pounds and 16 shillings which Geo. Baker owed to Wm. Albaugh, 1 five year old iron grey horse, 1 four year old black mare, 1 eleven yr. old black mare, 1 dark brown cow, 1black cow, 1 cow, 1 dark red heifer, and 2 yearling heifers and 1 yearling and also 18 acres of winter grain consisting of wheat, rye and barley and also all my household goods, and furniture and all my plantation utensils. (Land Records, Frederick MD, WR8 Page 366. Courtesy: Joan Coates) Albaugh, William sold to Zachariah Albaugh for the sum of 100 pounds for a tract of land called the Resurvey on Albaugh's Delight, containing 130 3/4 acres of land. Mentioned Magdalena Albaugh, wife of William. Witness: Wm. Luchett and Evan Shelby. dated 20 Aug 1768. (Land Record L, Frederick MD, Pages 454 - 456. Courtesy: Joan Coates) Albaugh, William - The Will of William Albaugh is recorded in the Frederick County Court House, Frederick, Md., in Liber G. M. 2, Folio 508, and it was made November 17, 1793, was probated February 19, 1794. In the name of God, Amen. I, William Albaugh fo Frederick County, being but in low sick disposition of health but of sound mind and memory, blessed be God for it, do make, ordain and acknowledge this my last will and testament, forever disanuling all other wills and testament heretofore made by me, giving my soul to God who made me, and my body to the dust from whence it derived, in certain hope of his receival thereof requesting and desiring it to be decently buried by my Executor hereafter nominated and appointed. And as to my worldly goods I give in the manner that followeth, VIZ: ITEM. I give and bequeath to my son Abraham Albaugh my dwelling plantation with all the appurtenances thereunto belonging, likewise all the tools in the Blacksmith shop on said place, that belongeth thereto, one Bay horse by the name of Dick, one black cow with a white face cauled Plesia, two yeows, 1 plow, single tree and clevices to the same belonging, and all the ggrain now as may be in the barn or sowed in the ground or any part of the premises (sowed by us) at my decease all the flax that may be pulled or sowed on said place, and the chioce of my sows and 3 shoats, he the said Abraham Albaugh to pay the said legacies hereafter mentioned and devised to them or their heirs, in the manner and form hereater mentioned and devised. Likewise I give and bequeath to the above named Abraham Albaugh my silver watch and the said Abraham to keep my clock at apraizment. ITEM. I give and bequeath to my son John Albaugh one two years old Iron Gray colt and cow cauled Rose, 2 yeows, 1 feather bed, the bed I now lye on and the furniture thereto belonging and thirty pounds current money as is part of the land, and likewise ten pounds out of my personal estate more ....missing page..... (following from abstract of will) Give to my son Zachariah Albaugh 5 pounds and some land Give to my son Christian Albaugh 30 pounds and some land ......decease, in full for of the part of my land and his equal dividend of my personal estate after the legacies heretofore mentioned be taken out in full for his part of my estate. ITEM. I give and bequeath to my daughter Margret Brodbeck thirty pounds current money, to be paid ten pounds on the third year, ten pounds on the seventh and ten pounds on the eleventh year after my decease for her part of land, likewise her equal dividend of my personal estate after the legacies heretofore mentioned be taken out in full, for his part of my estate. ITEM. I give and bequeath to my son by marriage Peter Stimmel thirty pounds current money, to be paid on thhe fourth, the eighth and twelvth years after my decease, the moneys to be paid on them several years for his part of the land, likewise his equal dividend of my personal estate after the legacies heretofo mentioned to be taken out in full for his part of my estate. ITEM. I give and bequeath to my daughter Magdelena Etsler thirty pounds current money to be paid on the fifth, ninth and thirteenth years after my decease, the money to be paid on these several years for her part of the land. Likewise her equal divided of my personal estate after the legacies heretofore mentioned to be taken out in full for his part of my estate. LASTLY, I constitute and appoint my son Abraham Albaugh my sole Executor to pay off and settle all my just debts, likewise all my legacys heretofore mentioned in the manner and form requested. In witness whereof I do hereby acknowledge this to be my last will and Testament, forever dianulling all other wills heretofore mad by me. He, the said William Albaugh, in the presence of us, we all and severally seeing hi, the said William Albaugh in the presence of all signe, Seal and acknowledge this to be his last will and testament on the 17th November 1793 Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of John Albaugh, Conrad Krombog and Ely Dorsey, Junr. Father: Zachariah ALBAUGH b: 1698 in Ahlbach, Rhein-Pfalz, Germany Mother: Anna DeMuth SCHUMANN b: 9 SEP 1698 in Schoenberg Germany Marriage 1 MAGDALENA b: 1725 Married: 1745 in Maryland Children Mary Magdalena ALBAUGH Eva ALBAUGH b: 1 APR 1753 Zachariah AHLBACH b: 27 JUL 1749 Christian T ALBAUGH b: 30 JUN 1756 in Frederick County, Maryland William ALBAUGH b: 1758 John ALBAUGH b: 17 JAN 1761 in Frederick County, Maryland Abraham ALBAUGH b: 1762 Margaret ALBAUGH b: 1765 David ALBAUGH b: 1772 Maria Catrina ALBAUGH b: 1774 Magdelena Etsler ALBAUGH
		F	viii	Charity ALBAUGH.
		M	ix	Zacariah ALBAUGH II was born 1733 in New Jersey. He died 1782 in Frederick Co, Md. Marriage 1 SUSANNAH b: WFT Est. 1722-1744 Married: WFT Est. 1764-1780 5 1 2 3 4 Children Hannah ALBAUGH b: WFT Est. 1754-1780 David ALBAUGH b: WFT Est. 1754-1780 Zacariah ALBAUGH III b: 31 OCT 1758 in Frederick County, Maryland Catherine ALBAUGH b: 1754
		M	x	Johan Peter ALBAUGH was born 1720.
		M	xi	Johan Wilhelm ALBAUGH was born 8 Mar 1722/1723 in Eichen, Germany. He died 13 Apr 1817 and was buried in Lebanon, Hunterdon, NJ. FA1: Died at age 94 _FA2: Buried in Lebanon, Hunterdon, NJ Note: There is no record later of a John or a William of this age in Hunterdon. There is, however, a John William (noted to be a brother of George and Peter) with a reported DOB of 1732. Per GMNJ, this date is derived from his date of death which reported him as 85 in 1817. But the only J.W. to arrive on the Hope in 1734 was 11 years old (therefore born 1723-24). Maybe the 85 reported above should be 95 Also Albach. Jane Drever. Charles Carroll Gardner Associated Editor of the Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey notes. William Alpaugh (originally John William), b 1732-4 d Apr. 13,1817 "aged 85" and is buried at Lebanon; md (1) Anna Eick, doubtless dau. of Jacob and Magdalen Eick of Lebanon tp., b abt 1736-9 and d 177-; md (2) Else Mary Henry. Chambers lists five chn and says that he lived on a 184 acre farm in High bridge, then part of Lebanon tp. His name is on Lebanon tax lists from 1778, when he owned 100 acres. (CEG:233; Lebanon Inser: Leb. Ch. Rec.; NJA 34:159 Johann Wilhelm, (William), son of Zacharias...... (transfer to William) November 18, 1774, records of Tewksbury Twp., Frederick, MD: "Resolved that William Albaugh be a member of the committee to represent the County of Frederick, MD to carry into execution the plans agreed upon by the American Continental Congress, and any five have the power to act." At same meeting he was named "Overseer of Roads in Frederick County". Specifically he was responsible for the road from Isral's Creek, near Albaugh's plantation to Linganore Church near Unionville. (Taken from "Albaugh Project newsletter", Vol3,#1 Feb 1997, p97-3.[Brøderbund Family Archive #310, Ed. 1, Census Index: Colonial America, 1607-1789, Date of Import: Nov 20, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.310.1.11.125]
		F	xii	Eva ALBAUGH.

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