Johann Adam Schmidt Sr.¹

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 29-SEP-1738, Johann Adam Schmidt Sr. was born in Bethel Twp., Berks Co., PA, USA.
• Before JUN-1777, Johann Adam Schmidt Sr. married first Maria Elisabeth Müller in PA, USA.
• On 24-JUN-1777, Johann Adam Schmidt Sr. (38) married second Elisabeth Barbara Müller (22) in PA, USA.
• Johann Adam Schmidt Sr. is buried at Union Cemetery, New Bloomfield, Perry Co., PA, USA.
• On 24-DEC-1824, Johann Adam Schmidt Sr. (86 years, 2 months and 25 days) died. New Bloomfield, Perry Co., PA, USA.

Military Service:

• Revolutionary War: between 18-APR-1775 and 3-SEP-1783, Johann Adam Schmidt Sr. was engaged in the Revolutionary War. Soldier, Revolutionary War, USA.

Johann Jacob Schmidt¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 28-APR-1778, Johann Jacob Schmidt was born in PA, USA.
• He was the son of Johann Adam Schmidt Sr. and Elisabeth Barbara Müller.
• On 16-APR-1799, Johann (20) married Eva Schade (24) in PA, USA.
• On 20-OCT-1865, Johann Jacob Schmidt (87 years, 5 months and 22 days) died. PA, USA.
• He is buried at Saint Johns Church Cemetery AKA Markelville Cemetery, Markelville, Perry Co., PA, USA.

Johannes Schmidt^1,2

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 10-FEB-1804, Johannes Schmidt was born in PA, USA.³
• He was the son of Johann Jacob Schmidt and Eva Schade.
• Before 1827, Johannes married Sarah Fleischer in PA, USA.⁴
• On 31-DEC-1845, Johannes Schmidt (41 years, 10 months and 21 days) died. PA, USA.³
• He is buried at Union Cemetery, New Bloomfield, Perry Co., PA, USA.³

Other Events:

• Johannes Schmidt was also known as Johannes Smith.
• Circa 1840,he was Eve Smith's birth father. PA, USA.

Karl Schmidt¹

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• Before 1750, Karl Schmidt was born.
• Circa 1770, Karl married Ottilia (Unknown).
• After 1770, Karl Schmidt died.

Peter Schmidt¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• Before 1770, Peter Schmidt was born.
• He was the son of Karl Schmidt and Ottilia (Unknown).
• Circa 1795, Peter married Barbara Meier.
• After 1795, Peter Schmidt died.

Susanna Schmidt

• UNVERIFIED ANCESTOR
  There is no certifiable or conclusive evidence that Susanna Schmidt is related to the family listed below.

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 25-FEB-1795, it has been reported Susanna Schmidt was born in Chestnuthill Twp., Monroe Co., PA, USA.^1,2
• On 25-FEB-1798, it has been reported Susanna Schmidt was born.³
• On 25-MAR-1799, it has been reported Susanna Schmidt was born.⁴
• Before 1819, Susanna married Johannes Kleintop in PA, USA.⁴
• On 1-NOV-1862, it was reported Susanna Schmidt (67) died Monroe Co., PA, USA.^4,1,2,3

Census, Residence, and Tax Lists:

• On 1-JUN-1850, Susanna (55) appeared in the census of 1850 in Ross Twp., Monroe Co., PA, USA.
  Census detail: Susan Klintup (b. abt 1795) Age 55 • Residence: Ross, Monroe Co., PA, USA • Birth Place: Pennsylvania • Gender: Female • Race: White • Household Members: Susan Klintup (55) • Charles Klintup (29) • Harriet Klintup (25) • Eliza Klintup (21) • George Klintup (24) • Thomas Klintup (22) • David Klintup (18) • Daniel Kiper (14)
  NOTE: Eldred Township was established in 1851 from splitting the western part of Ross Township.^5,6
• On 1-JUN-1860, Susanna (65) appeared in the census of 1860 in Eldred Twp., Monroe Co., PA, USA.
  Census detail: Susannah Klinetup (b. abt 1795) Age: 65 • Residence: Eldred, Monroe Co., PA, USA • Birth Place: Pennsylvania • Gender: Female • Race: White • Post Office: Kunkletown • Household Members: Louisa M Klinetup (25) • William Klinetup (8) • Ellavena Klinetup (7) • Emma Klinetup (5) • Edward Klinetup (3 months) • George Klinetup (35) • Susannah Klinetup (28) • Silas Klinetup (4) • Nathan Klinetup (1) • Susannah Klinetup (65) • Moses Warner (18.)⁷

Other Events:

• Susanna Schmidt was also known as Smith.^2,1,3
• Her married name was Kleintop.⁴

Kinship:

• Ancestor

(Unknown) Schneider¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• Before 1762, (Unknown) Schneider was born in Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• She was the daughter of Johann Schneider and Anna Margaretha Wootring.¹

Other Events:

• On 8-OCT-1763, Henry Mickley, Barbara Mickley, Anna Margaretha Wootring, Johann Schneider, Eva Schneider, Sarah Schneider, Magdalena Schneider, Dorothy Schneider and (Unknown) Schneider were victims. A small band of twelve Lenape Indians crossed the River Lehigh at Whitehall fresh from their attack on the settlers in Allen township. As they reached John Jacob Mickley's farm, they encountered three of his children, Peter (11), Henry (9), and Barbara (7), gathering nuts under a chestnut tree. Upon seeing the Indians, they began to run away. Barbara was overtaken not far from the tree by an Indian who knocked her down with his tomahawk. Henry had reached the fence near the house. While climbing the fence, he was struck in the back by a tomahawk, instantly killing him. Both Barbara and Henry were scalped; Barbara died the following morning. Peter was able to escape, ran to the woods, hiding in the underbrush between two large trees undiscovered by the Indians. Upon hearing the screams from John Schneider's homestead, he knew the band of Indians were there and no longer a threat to him. Peter then ran to Adam Deshler's fort, where his older brother, John Jacob Mickley (25) was, informing them of the horrors which had transpired including the Schneider's homestead being set aflame. It should be noted the Indians feared the Mickley's large ferocious dog, thus their avoiding attacking their homestead.
  
  Rev. Heckwelder, a missionary to the Indians, later stated the Indians were provoked by prior events at the John Stenton's tavern where they were intimidated and robbed months before. The Indians returned to Bethlehem, seeking a magistrate who sent them back with a letter to the tavern demanding the stolen property be returned. When they returned to the tavern, they were order from the premises on threat of their lives and they left. Following the attack, it was determined the Indians had intended to attack the homestead of Paul Balliet, owner of the tavern, and had mistaken the Mickley and Schneider homes as Paul Balliet's Indian Massacre, Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10}
  
• On 8-OCT-1763, (Unknown) Schneider was taken captive and never heard of again. Indian Massacre, Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹⁰

Christina Schneider¹

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• Circa 1713, Christina Schneider was born in Germany.¹
• Before 1-SEP-1749, Christina married Johannes Hench Sr. in Germany.²
• Between 1789 and 1790, Christina Schneider died. Pikeland Twp., Chester Co., PA, USA.³
• She is buried at Pikeland Twp., Chester Co., PA, USA.^4,3,5

Census, Residence, and Tax Lists:

• In 1770, Christina and Johannes lived in Hench Homestead, Pickering Creek, Chester Springs, Chester Co., PA, USA.⁶
• On 11-SEP-1777, Christina and Johannes lived in Hench Homestead, Pickering Creek, Chester Springs, Chester Co., PA, USA.
  Detail: Johannes Hench Sr. rendered patriotic service by caring for Major Generals Anthony Wayne's Division after the Battle of Brandywine who camped on the meadow of his farm. His wife Christina and Abigail Hartman Rice nursed and prepared for for the soldiers in their homes and carried delicacies to the sick at Yellow Springs Hospital, where they both worked.^7,8

Immigration:

• On 1-SEP-1749, Christina Schneider immigrated on the Chesterfield, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA, USA, with Johannes Hench Sr..
  Detail: Thomas Coatam, Master, coming from Rotterdam.^2,9,10

Other Events:

• Her married name was Hench.
• Between 1777 and 1789, while serving their nation as nurses during the Revolutionary War, Maria Appalonia Rice and neighbor Christina Hench contracted typhus fever in Yellow Springs Hospital, Yellow Springs, Chester Co., PA, USA.^4,11,8
• On 11-SEP-1777, Christina Schneider Daughters of the American Revolution placed a plaque adjacent to the front door, that reads Johannes and Christina Hench, Revolutionary Patriot and Nurse. Following the Battle of Brandywine, September 11, 1777, they generously fed and sheltered the hungry and retreating soldiers of Ger. Anthony Wayne's Devision in this home and their surrounding fields. Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution--1960 in Hench Homestead, Pickering Creek, Chester Springs, Chester Co., PA, USA.³

Kinship:

• Ancestor

Dorothy Schneider¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• Before 1762, Dorothy Schneider was born in Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• She was the daughter of Johann Schneider and Anna Margaretha Wootring.¹

Other Events:

• On 8-OCT-1763, Henry Mickley, Barbara Mickley, Anna Margaretha Wootring, Johann Schneider, Eva Schneider, Sarah Schneider, Magdalena Schneider, Dorothy Schneider and (Unknown) Schneider were victims. A small band of twelve Lenape Indians crossed the River Lehigh at Whitehall fresh from their attack on the settlers in Allen township. As they reached John Jacob Mickley's farm, they encountered three of his children, Peter (11), Henry (9), and Barbara (7), gathering nuts under a chestnut tree. Upon seeing the Indians, they began to run away. Barbara was overtaken not far from the tree by an Indian who knocked her down with his tomahawk. Henry had reached the fence near the house. While climbing the fence, he was struck in the back by a tomahawk, instantly killing him. Both Barbara and Henry were scalped; Barbara died the following morning. Peter was able to escape, ran to the woods, hiding in the underbrush between two large trees undiscovered by the Indians. Upon hearing the screams from John Schneider's homestead, he knew the band of Indians were there and no longer a threat to him. Peter then ran to Adam Deshler's fort, where his older brother, John Jacob Mickley (25) was, informing them of the horrors which had transpired including the Schneider's homestead being set aflame. It should be noted the Indians feared the Mickley's large ferocious dog, thus their avoiding attacking their homestead.
  
  Rev. Heckwelder, a missionary to the Indians, later stated the Indians were provoked by prior events at the John Stenton's tavern where they were intimidated and robbed months before. The Indians returned to Bethlehem, seeking a magistrate who sent them back with a letter to the tavern demanding the stolen property be returned. When they returned to the tavern, they were order from the premises on threat of their lives and they left. Following the attack, it was determined the Indians had intended to attack the homestead of Paul Balliet, owner of the tavern, and had mistaken the Mickley and Schneider homes as Paul Balliet's Indian Massacre, Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^{2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,1}
  
• On 8-OCT-1763, Dorothy Schneider was scalped and left for dead, but survived. However, she was ever afterward subject to fits. The Pennsylvania assembly was called upon to pay forty-four pounds, three shillings, and eight pence for medical fees. Indian Massacre, Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹

Eva Schneider¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• In 1746, Eva Schneider was born in Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• She was the daughter of Johann Schneider and Anna Margaretha Wootring.¹
• Cause of death: killed by Indians.²
• On 8-OCT-1763, Eva Schneider (17 years) died. Indian Massacre, Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^2,1,3
• She is buried at Lehigh County Massacre Gravesite, 4547-4589 Scheidys Rd, Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^1,3

Other Events:

• On 8-OCT-1763, Henry Mickley, Barbara Mickley, Anna Margaretha Wootring, Johann Schneider, Eva Schneider, Sarah Schneider, Magdalena Schneider, Dorothy Schneider and (Unknown) Schneider were victims. A small band of twelve Lenape Indians crossed the River Lehigh at Whitehall fresh from their attack on the settlers in Allen township. As they reached John Jacob Mickley's farm, they encountered three of his children, Peter (11), Henry (9), and Barbara (7), gathering nuts under a chestnut tree. Upon seeing the Indians, they began to run away. Barbara was overtaken not far from the tree by an Indian who knocked her down with his tomahawk. Henry had reached the fence near the house. While climbing the fence, he was struck in the back by a tomahawk, instantly killing him. Both Barbara and Henry were scalped; Barbara died the following morning. Peter was able to escape, ran to the woods, hiding in the underbrush between two large trees undiscovered by the Indians. Upon hearing the screams from John Schneider's homestead, he knew the band of Indians were there and no longer a threat to him. Peter then ran to Adam Deshler's fort, where his older brother, John Jacob Mickley (25) was, informing them of the horrors which had transpired including the Schneider's homestead being set aflame. It should be noted the Indians feared the Mickley's large ferocious dog, thus their avoiding attacking their homestead.
  
  Rev. Heckwelder, a missionary to the Indians, later stated the Indians were provoked by prior events at the John Stenton's tavern where they were intimidated and robbed months before. The Indians returned to Bethlehem, seeking a magistrate who sent them back with a letter to the tavern demanding the stolen property be returned. When they returned to the tavern, they were order from the premises on threat of their lives and they left. Following the attack, it was determined the Indians had intended to attack the homestead of Paul Balliet, owner of the tavern, and had mistaken the Mickley and Schneider homes as Paul Balliet's Indian Massacre, Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^{2,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12}
  

Johann Schneider¹

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• In 1718, Johann Schneider was born in France.²
• In 1746, Johann married Anna Margaretha Wootring in Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• Cause of death: killed by Indians and subsequent scalping.³
• On 8-OCT-1763, Johann Schneider (45 years) died. Indian Massacre, Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^3,4,2,5
• He is buried at Lehigh County Massacre Gravesite, 4547-4589 Scheidys Rd, Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^2,5

Other Events:

• Johann Schneider was also known as Hans.⁶
• Johann Schneider was also known as John.²
• Johann Schneider was also known as Sneider.³
• Johann Schneider was also known as Snyder.²
• On 8-OCT-1763, Henry Mickley, Barbara Mickley, Anna Margaretha Wootring, Johann Schneider, Eva Schneider, Sarah Schneider, Magdalena Schneider, Dorothy Schneider and (Unknown) Schneider were victims. A small band of twelve Lenape Indians crossed the River Lehigh at Whitehall fresh from their attack on the settlers in Allen township. As they reached John Jacob Mickley's farm, they encountered three of his children, Peter (11), Henry (9), and Barbara (7), gathering nuts under a chestnut tree. Upon seeing the Indians, they began to run away. Barbara was overtaken not far from the tree by an Indian who knocked her down with his tomahawk. Henry had reached the fence near the house. While climbing the fence, he was struck in the back by a tomahawk, instantly killing him. Both Barbara and Henry were scalped; Barbara died the following morning. Peter was able to escape, ran to the woods, hiding in the underbrush between two large trees undiscovered by the Indians. Upon hearing the screams from John Schneider's homestead, he knew the band of Indians were there and no longer a threat to him. Peter then ran to Adam Deshler's fort, where his older brother, John Jacob Mickley (25) was, informing them of the horrors which had transpired including the Schneider's homestead being set aflame. It should be noted the Indians feared the Mickley's large ferocious dog, thus their avoiding attacking their homestead.
  
  Rev. Heckwelder, a missionary to the Indians, later stated the Indians were provoked by prior events at the John Stenton's tavern where they were intimidated and robbed months before. The Indians returned to Bethlehem, seeking a magistrate who sent them back with a letter to the tavern demanding the stolen property be returned. When they returned to the tavern, they were order from the premises on threat of their lives and they left. Following the attack, it was determined the Indians had intended to attack the homestead of Paul Balliet, owner of the tavern, and had mistaken the Mickley and Schneider homes as Paul Balliet's Indian Massacre, Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^{3,7,8,9,10,11,12,4,13,6}
  

Magdalena Schneider¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• Before 1762, Magdalena Schneider was born in Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• She was the daughter of Johann Schneider and Anna Margaretha Wootring.¹

Other Events:

• On 8-OCT-1763, Henry Mickley, Barbara Mickley, Anna Margaretha Wootring, Johann Schneider, Eva Schneider, Sarah Schneider, Magdalena Schneider, Dorothy Schneider and (Unknown) Schneider were victims. A small band of twelve Lenape Indians crossed the River Lehigh at Whitehall fresh from their attack on the settlers in Allen township. As they reached John Jacob Mickley's farm, they encountered three of his children, Peter (11), Henry (9), and Barbara (7), gathering nuts under a chestnut tree. Upon seeing the Indians, they began to run away. Barbara was overtaken not far from the tree by an Indian who knocked her down with his tomahawk. Henry had reached the fence near the house. While climbing the fence, he was struck in the back by a tomahawk, instantly killing him. Both Barbara and Henry were scalped; Barbara died the following morning. Peter was able to escape, ran to the woods, hiding in the underbrush between two large trees undiscovered by the Indians. Upon hearing the screams from John Schneider's homestead, he knew the band of Indians were there and no longer a threat to him. Peter then ran to Adam Deshler's fort, where his older brother, John Jacob Mickley (25) was, informing them of the horrors which had transpired including the Schneider's homestead being set aflame. It should be noted the Indians feared the Mickley's large ferocious dog, thus their avoiding attacking their homestead.
  
  Rev. Heckwelder, a missionary to the Indians, later stated the Indians were provoked by prior events at the John Stenton's tavern where they were intimidated and robbed months before. The Indians returned to Bethlehem, seeking a magistrate who sent them back with a letter to the tavern demanding the stolen property be returned. When they returned to the tavern, they were order from the premises on threat of their lives and they left. Following the attack, it was determined the Indians had intended to attack the homestead of Paul Balliet, owner of the tavern, and had mistaken the Mickley and Schneider homes as Paul Balliet's Indian Massacre, Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^{2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,1}
  
• On 8-OCT-1763, Magdalena Schneider was wounded and left for dead, but survived. Indian Massacre, Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹

Maria Barbara Schneider¹

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 7-SEP-1735, Maria Barbara Schneider was born in Heidelberg Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• On 23-SEP-1740, Maria Barbara Schneider was baptized in Egypt Reformed Church, Egypt, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• In 1750, Maria married Joseph Balliet Sr. in Heidelberg Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• In 1804, Maria Barbara Schneider (68 years) died. Nescopeck, Luzerne Co., PA, USA.¹

Other Events:

• Maria Barbara Schneider was also known as Anna Barbara.¹
• Her married name was Balliet.¹

Maria Barbara Schneider^1,2

• UNVERIFIED ANCESTOR
  There is no certifiable or conclusive evidence that Maria Barbara Schneider is related to the family listed below.

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 5-OCT-1755, Maria Barbara Schneider was born in Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• On 7-OCT-1771, Maria (16) married Johannes Andreas Balliet (24) in Neffs Union Church & Cemetery AKA Unionville Cemetery, Neffs, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^3,4,1,2
• In 1810, Maria Barbara Schneider (54 years) died. Nescopeck, Luzerne Co., PA, USA.¹

Other Events:

• Her married name was Balliet.¹

Kinship:

• Ancestor

Sarah Schneider¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 16-AUG-1752, Sarah Schneider was born in Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• She was the daughter of Johann Schneider and Anna Margaretha Wootring.¹
• Cause of death: killed by Indians.²
• On 8-OCT-1763, Sarah Schneider (11 years, 1 month and 22 days) died. Indian Massacre, Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^2,1,3
• She is buried at Lehigh County Massacre Gravesite, 4547-4589 Scheidys Rd, Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^1,3

Other Events:

• On 8-OCT-1763, Henry Mickley, Barbara Mickley, Anna Margaretha Wootring, Johann Schneider, Eva Schneider, Sarah Schneider, Magdalena Schneider, Dorothy Schneider and (Unknown) Schneider were victims. A small band of twelve Lenape Indians crossed the River Lehigh at Whitehall fresh from their attack on the settlers in Allen township. As they reached John Jacob Mickley's farm, they encountered three of his children, Peter (11), Henry (9), and Barbara (7), gathering nuts under a chestnut tree. Upon seeing the Indians, they began to run away. Barbara was overtaken not far from the tree by an Indian who knocked her down with his tomahawk. Henry had reached the fence near the house. While climbing the fence, he was struck in the back by a tomahawk, instantly killing him. Both Barbara and Henry were scalped; Barbara died the following morning. Peter was able to escape, ran to the woods, hiding in the underbrush between two large trees undiscovered by the Indians. Upon hearing the screams from John Schneider's homestead, he knew the band of Indians were there and no longer a threat to him. Peter then ran to Adam Deshler's fort, where his older brother, John Jacob Mickley (25) was, informing them of the horrors which had transpired including the Schneider's homestead being set aflame. It should be noted the Indians feared the Mickley's large ferocious dog, thus their avoiding attacking their homestead.
  
  Rev. Heckwelder, a missionary to the Indians, later stated the Indians were provoked by prior events at the John Stenton's tavern where they were intimidated and robbed months before. The Indians returned to Bethlehem, seeking a magistrate who sent them back with a letter to the tavern demanding the stolen property be returned. When they returned to the tavern, they were order from the premises on threat of their lives and they left. Following the attack, it was determined the Indians had intended to attack the homestead of Paul Balliet, owner of the tavern, and had mistaken the Mickley and Schneider homes as Paul Balliet's Indian Massacre, Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^{2,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12}
  

Elizabeth Schreiber^1,2,3

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 7-SEP-1782, Elizabeth Schreiber was born in Coplay, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^3,1,4
• She was the daughter of Jacob Schreiber.³
• Before 1804, Elizabeth married John Balliet II in PA, USA.^5,1,6
• On 25-MAR-1858, Elizabeth Schreiber (75 years, 6 months and 18 days) died. Limestone Twp., Montour Co., PA, USA.^7,4,1
• She is buried at Paradise Cemetery AKA Paradise Reformed Church Cemetery, Milton, Northumberland Co., PA, USA. Inscription: 75 Years, 6 Months, 18 Days.¹

Census, Residence, and Tax Lists:

• On 1-JUN-1850, Elizabeth (67) appeared in the census of 1850 in Limestone Twp., Montour Co., PA, USA.
  Census detail: Eliz Balliett • Limestone, Montour, Pennsylvania, USA • Birth Place: Pennsylvania • Birth Year: abt 1784 • Age: 66 • Gender: Female • Race: White • Inferred Spouse: John Balliett • Household Members: Eliz Balliett (66) • Jacob Balliett (26) • Mary McNinch (24) • Wm H McNinch (5) • Eliz J McNinch (3) • Sarah A McNinch (1) • Mary Stout (20.)⁸

Other Events:

• As of before 1804, her married name was Balliet.⁹
• She was listed as a beneficiary in John Balliet II's will on 24-MAY-1854 in Montour Co., PA, USA.¹⁰

Eva Catherine Schreiber¹

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 7-MAY-1761, Eva Catherine Schreiber was born in Northampton, Northampton Co., PA, USA.¹
• Before 1790, Eva married Pvt. John Jacob Mickley III.¹
• On 16-SEP-1846, Eva Catherine Schreiber (85 years, 4 months and 9 days) died. Mickleys, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• She is buried at Saint Johns Union Cemetery AKA Mickleys Cemetery, Mickleys, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹

Other Events:

• As of before 1790, her married name was Mickley.¹

Jacob Schreiber¹

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• Circa 1765, Jacob Schreiber was born in Coplay, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹

Margaret Metzler Schrieber¹

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 12-JUN-1753, Margaret Metzler Schrieber was born.
• In 1782, Margaret married Major Johann Peter Hartman in PA, USA.¹
• On 14-NOV-1829, Margaret Metzler Schrieber (76 years, 5 months and 2 days) died. PA, USA.
• She is buried at St. Peter's Lutheran Churchyard, Chester Springs, Chester Co., PA, USA.

Other Events:

• Her married name was Hartman.

Charles Michael Schwab¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 18-FEB-1862, Charles Michael Schwab was born in Williamsburg, Blair Co., PA, USA.¹
• He was the son of John Anthony Schwab and Pauline Farabaugh.^2,3
• On 1-MAY-1883, Charles (21) married Emma Eurana Dinkey (23) in Braddock, Allegheny Co., PA, USA.^1,4,5
• On 19-SEP-1939, Charles Michael Schwab (77 years, 7 months and 1 day) died. New York City, Manhattan Co., NY, USA.¹
• He is buried at Saint Michael Cemetery, Loretto, Cambria Co., PA, USA.¹

Other Events:

• Industrialist. Born in Williamsburg, Pennsylvania, to John Anthony Schwab and his wife Pauline Farabaugh, Charles Schwab early came to the attention of industrial baron Andrew Carnegie. Schwab rose to the presidency of Carnegie Steel by 1897, and became first president of the newly-organized United States Steel in 1901. He resigned the presidency two years later to head his own company, Bethlehem Steel. Schwab's personal worth rose substantially before and during the First World War as he provided steel for construction projects and for armaments. He was destined to lose the bulk of his fortune in the Crash of 1929 and the ensuing Great Depression. He maintained a lavish residence in New York City, and another named "Immergrün" at his family's ancestral village of Loretto, atop Allegheny Mountain in Pennsylvania. It is here that his remains were interred in the family mausoleum after his death in 1939. Bio by: Albert Ledoux
  For more information, check out: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_M._Schwab.^6,7

Photos:

• Circa 1933, at New York City, Manhattan Co., NY, USA, a photograph was taken of Rana and Charles M. Schwab.
  

Charles Michael Schwab

John Anthony Schwab¹

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 18-AUG-1839, John Anthony Schwab was born in Loretto, Cambria Co., PA, USA.^2,3
• Before 1862, John married Pauline Farabaugh in Loretto, Cambria Co., PA, USA.^2,4,3
• Cause of death: Paralysis agitans (shaking palsy), Septicemia.²
• On 13-MAY-1924, John Anthony Schwab (84 years, 8 months and 25 days) died. Loretto, Cambria Co., PA, USA.^2,3
• He is buried at Saint Michael Cemetery, Loretto, Cambria Co., PA, USA.³

Johann Nickel Schweitzer¹

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 1-JAN-1663, Johann Nickel Schweitzer was born in Wintersbourg AKA Wintersburg, Moselle, Grand Est, France.
  Detail: NOTE: Birth certificate name is Johann Nickel Schweitzer. This birth information has not been confirmed as the spouse of Sara Rose Schweitzer. However, the region and time frame are within tolerance.^2,3,4
• Before 1685, Johann married Sara Rose.¹
• On 30-JAN-1739, Johann Nickel Schweitzer (76 years and 29 days) died. NOTE: The death certificate's name is Johann Nickel Schweitzer, and his birthdate is around 1664, with his father listed as N. Schweitzer. His wife died before 1700, so it is assumed the spouse listed on the death certificate is Maria Margaretha Weibel Schweitzer, the wife of his son of the same name, born around 1688. Wintersbourg AKA Wintersburg, Moselle, Grand Est, France.⁴

Kinship:

• Ancestor

Johannes Schweitzer¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• Circa 1688, Johannes Schweitzer was born in Grand Est, France.¹
• He was the son of Johann Nickel Schweitzer and Sara Rose.¹
• On 25-OCT-1715, Johannes married Maria Margaretha Weibel in La Petite-Pierre AKA Lützelstein, Bas-Rhin, Grand Est, France.²

Kinship:

• Blood

Maria Catharina Schweitzer^1,2

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 26-MAR-1686, Maria Catharina Schweitzer was born in Schalbach, Moselle, Grand Est, France.²
• She was the daughter of Johann Nickel Schweitzer and Sara Rose.^3,1
• On 26-APR-1707, Maria (21) married Col. Stefan Etienne Balliet (25) in Burbach, Bas-Rhin, Grand Est, France.^3,4,5
• Maria Catharina Schweitzer died. Schalbach, Moselle, Grand Est, France.⁶

Other Events:

• Her married name was Balliet.⁷

Kinship:

• Ancestor

Earl Reed Scott

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 5-OCT-1886, Earl Reed Scott was born in Harborcreek, Erie Co., PA, USA.¹
• He was the son of John M. Scott and Myra P. Farrar.
• On 20-SEP-1919, Earl (32) married Blanche Eunice Edmonds (33) in OH, USA.¹
• Cause of death: encephalitis.²
• Earl Reed Scott died on 12-JAN-1937 in Painesville, Lake Co., OH, USA, at age 50.²

Other Events:

• On circa 1928, Earl Reed Scott was ill with insanity according to the 1930 US Census records. The admission date is based on his obituary in Warrensville Correction Farm, Cooley Farms, Warrensville, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA.^1,3,2

Obituary in Painesville (OH) Telegraph, 12-JAN-1937

Edmond King Scott

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 20-OCT-1921, Edmond King Scott was born.
• He was the son of Earl Reed Scott and Blanche Eunice Edmonds.
• On 12-FEB-1945, Edmond King Scott (23 years, 3 months and 23 days) died.

John M. Scott

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 1-JUL-1860, John M. Scott was born.
• He died.

Warren Farrar Scott

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 10-AUG-1923, Warren Farrar Scott was born.
• He was the son of Earl Reed Scott and Blanche Eunice Edmonds.
• On 14-JAN-2011, Warren Farrar Scott (87 years, 5 months and 4 days) died. Covina, Los Angeles Co., CA, USA.¹

Other Events:

• His funeral was held on 14-JAN-2011. Ashes kept by wife.

Jacob D. Secrist^1,2

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 10-AUG-1833, Jacob D. Secrist was born in PA, USA.^3,4,1
• Circa 1860, Jacob married Susan Fleisher.^3,2,1
• On 18-DEC-1909, Jacob D. Secrist (76 years, 4 months and 8 days) died. Rye Twp., Perry Co., PA, USA.^3,1
• Cause of death: apoplexy.³
• He is buried at Saint Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery AKA Old Stone Church Cemetery, Saint James Church Cemetery, Silver Spring Twp., Cumberland Co., PA, USA.¹

Census, Residence, and Tax Lists:

• On 16-JUN-1880, Jacob (46) and Susan (38) appeared in the census of 1880 in Rye Twp., Perry Co., PA, USA.⁴

Mildred Elizabeth Seidel^1,2

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 15-MAR-1916, Mildred Elizabeth Seidel was born in Reading, Berks Co., PA, USA.³
• On 23-JUL-1938, Mildred (22) married Joel Leib Lackey (22.)
• On 19-JAN-1998, Mildred Elizabeth Seidel (81 years, 10 months and 4 days) died. Columbia, Howard Co., MD, USA.^4,3
• She is buried at Letort Cemetery AKA Kutz's Cemetery, Carlisle, Cumberland Co., PA, USA. Ashes scattered near Joel.^4,3

Other Events:

• Her common name was Mickey.
• Her married name was Lackey.