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Genealogy of the Gann, Donaldson, Laubacher, McDowell and related families |
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| 251 | A promissory note recorded in Carroll County, Ohio deed records indicates Maria had multiple heirs but died before the family emigrated from France. | Family F1973
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| 252 | A Robert Hester left a will and was probated in 1843-44 in Stokes Co., North Carolina but there is no obvious reason to connect it to this Robert Hester | Hester, Robert (I041)
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| 253 | A Samuel Emerson of Haverhill leaves a will probated 1756, wife Triphena, likely to be this Samuel's son | Emerson, Samuel (I3478)
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| 254 | A Samuel Hull left a will in Sussex Co., New Jersey that was probated in 1821; no further data is available to confirm or deny that it is the same man (30 Mar 2016) | Hull, Samuel (I1960)
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| 255 | A Samuel Stickney of Bradford, Massachusetts is probated intestate in 1715 but the widow is given as Mary not Prudence. That probate case goes on for fifty years! | Stickney, Samuel (I2253)
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| 256 | A Sarah Fitz Randolph, widow, is probated in Middlesex Co., New Jersey 16 Jan 1738; the file does not contain enough information to determine if it is this person | Bonham, Sarah (I4096)
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| 257 | A son (Lewis) and two daughters were born of this marriage | Family F434
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| 258 | A son, Frances, was born to him in August 1723 | Weber, John (I2306)
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| 259 | A Stephen Schirmann with wife Margaretha appear as godparents to the baptism of Antony Kondold in Grabatz, Timisz, Romania (then Grabatz, Hungary) on 13 Jun 1774; not sure it's the same person. | Schirmann, Stephan (I3165)
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| 260 | A Thomas S Wright made several purchases at the estate sale | Ludwick, Christopher (I3988)
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| 261 | A Thomas Sanderson was probated in Pasquotank Co., North Carolina in 1822. | Sanderson, Thomas (I3325)
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| 262 | A Thomas Wadsworth is found in the Clinton Co., Illinois index to estate files but the box in which his file is located (162) is not available online (8 Mar 2016) | Wadsworth, Thomas (I1889)
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| 263 | A William Welch served in the 1st Alabama Cavalry USV in the Civil War, which was the regiment Smith Gann served in. That William Welch was KIA at Jack's Creek, Tennessee, 24 Dec 1863. | Welch, William H (I4303)
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| 264 | Abigail Kimball was born in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England; and died in Salisbury, MA, 17 June 1658. She married, in England, John Severans, who died 9 Apr 1682, in Salisbury. John Severans was "of Ipswich" in 1636; and received land in Salisbury, MA, in the "first division," 1639, '40 and '54. He was licensed to keep the "ordinary" in 1662, 1663, and later. He was first styled a planter, afterwards a victualler and vintner. Abigail is not mentioned in the list of passengers with the others of her family, on the Elizabeth. She was in the prime of life at the time of her death. John Severans married, 2nd, 2 Oct 1663, Susanna, the widow of Henry Ambrose. | Kimball, Abigail (I2186)
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| 265 | Abigail was born in Bradford, MA on June 20, 1684 and died there on January 23, 1715 She married on June 2, 1703 to Moses Day, the son of John and Sarah (Pengry) Day. (John was the son of Robert Day and Sarah was the daughter of Moses Pengry) They lived in Bradford, MA The Day family of Bradford, MA has descended from the below children. | Kimball, Abigail (I2169)
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| 266 | Abjuration of Elisabeth Léman names a sister, Christine Léman, as a sponsor. | Léman, Christine (I4723)
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| 267 | Abjuration: "agée de 20 ans" | Léman, Christine (I4723)
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| 268 | Abjuration: "agée environ de 25 ans" | Léman, Elisabeth (I4722)
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| 269 | Abraham and Margaret are 2nd cousins. Both are great grandchildren of Philip and Catherine Morgart. Morgart Family Bible: Abraham Morgart son of Phillip & Margaret was born April 20th A.D. 1823. Am. Morgart & Margaret Morgart was married August 12th A.D. 1847. Abraham Morgart, son of Philip & Margaret, departed this life June 20th A.D. 1865. Age 42 years, 2 months. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- Remarks from Freddie: Abraham (1823) Abraham was drafted and mustered in the Civil War on February 23, 1865, for one year at Chambersburg, Pennsylvania as a Private with Company "D" 79th Regiment of Pennsylvania Infantry. (Company "D" recuited in Washington County). The soldier contracted chronic diarrhea on the march between Richmond, Virginia and Washington D.C. by reason of exposured and heavy marching and that he was admitted to Carver General Hospital, Washington D.C., June 15, 1865 from Regimental Hospital for treatment where he died. The National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia had no record of his burial as had recorded. Believed his widow had his body removed to old Morgart graveyard. HISTORY OF WASHINGTON CO, PA by Boyd Crumrine, Philadelphia, 1882 p. 322: 79th Pa Regiment, Company D: Abraham Morgrett, drafted, must. in Feb. 23, 1865; died June 21, 1865; buried in National Cemetery, Arlington, Va. Family Group Sheet: Information from Frederick Royer, Pennsylvania; IGI #7116020; CENSUS RECORDS: 1850 Census, Bedford Co, PA ast Providence Twp: p. 117, #18/18: Abram Morgert 27 PA Farmer 2000 Margaret 26 PA Benjamin F. 2 PA 1860 Census, Bedford Co, PA East Providence Twp: p. 187, #360?/359?: Abraham Morgart 36 PA Farmer 5000 500 Margaret 33 PA Franklin 11 PA Philip P. 9 PA William 7 PA Andrew J. 5 PA Ester E. 3 PA 1870 Census, Bedford Co, PA Rays Hill, East Providence Twp: p. 451, #107/108: Margaret Morgart 44 PA 5000 1200 Philip P. 19 PA William L. J. 17 PA Andrew J. 14 PA Ester E. 12 PA Martha E. 9 PA Mary Alice 7 PA | Morgart, Abraham (I3002)
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| 270 | Abraham and Margaret are 2nd cousins. Both are great grandchildren of Philip and Catherine Morgart. Morgart Family Bible: Abraham Morgart son of Phillip & Margaret was born April 20th A.D. 1823. Am. Morgart & Margaret Morgart was married August 12th A.D. 1847. Abraham Morgart, son of Philip & Margaret, departed this life June 20th A.D. 1865. Age 42 years, 2 months. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- Remarks from Freddie: Abraham (1823) Abraham was drafted and mustered in the Civil War on February 23, 1865, for one year at Chambersburg, Pennsylvania as a Private with Company "D" 79th Regiment of Pennsylvania Infantry. (Company "D" recuited in Washington County). The soldier contracted chronic diarrhea on the march between Richmond, Virginia and Washington D.C. by reason of exposured and heavy marching and that he was admitted to Carver General Hospital, Washington D.C., June 15, 1865 from Regimental Hospital for treatment where he died. The National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia had no record of his burial as had recorded. Believed his widow had his body removed to old Morgart graveyard. HISTORY OF WASHINGTON CO, PA by Boyd Crumrine, Philadelphia, 1882 p. 322: 79th Pa Regiment, Company D: Abraham Morgrett, drafted, must. in Feb. 23, 1865; died June 21, 1865; buried in National Cemetery, Arlington, Va. Family Group Sheet: Information from Frederick Royer, Pennsylvania; IGI #7116020; CENSUS RECORDS: 1850 Census, Bedford Co, PA ast Providence Twp: p. 117, #18/18: Abram Morgert 27 PA Farmer 2000 Margaret 26 PA Benjamin F. 2 PA 1860 Census, Bedford Co, PA East Providence Twp: p. 187, #360?/359?: Abraham Morgart 36 PA Farmer 5000 500 Margaret 33 PA Franklin 11 PA Philip P. 9 PA William 7 PA Andrew J. 5 PA Ester E. 3 PA 1870 Census, Bedford Co, PA Rays Hill, East Providence Twp: p. 451, #107/108: Margaret Morgart 44 PA 5000 1200 Philip P. 19 PA William L. J. 17 PA Andrew J. 14 PA Ester E. 12 PA Martha E. 9 PA Mary Alice 7 PA | Coppin, John (I258)
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| 271 | Abraham McClellan owned land in Colerain Township, Bedford County. After his death, the estate was divided among his children. Because of family friction, son Thomas, moved his family to Virginia, thence to Fostoria, Ohio, in 1891. ----- Bedford Co, PA, Maps: 1861 map shows A. McClellan and G.W. Morgart's farm and neighbors are James and George Deal. 1877 Atlas, A. McClellan owns mountain land, neighbors are Bittinger, James and Smith. ----- 1880 Census, Colerain Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania McClellan, Abraham Self M M W 80 IRE IRE IRE Retired Farmer Elizabeth Wife F M W 79 PA VA VA Keeping House Price, Christiana Othr F S W 25 PA PA PA Domestic Servant Gibson, Margaret Othr F S W 2 PA PA PA ----- Abraham McLellan was born in Delaware. He came with an uncle, a Mr. Pierson, to Bedford County, Pennsylvania, when a boy, and he grew to manhood on a farm about three miles from Everett. Early thrown upon his own resources, he worked at anything that he could find to do, sometimes being employed as a farm hand, sometimes driving a team. When old enough to learn a trade, he served an apprenticeship at shoemaking, which he subsequently followed a number of years. After his marriage with Elizabeth Morgart, of Bedford County, he came to Colerain, where he purchased a good farm of two hundred acres, the homestead now owned by his son George W., and for about fifty-eight years, or until his death, in 1882, carried on general farming with good success. A firm supporter of the Democratic party, he too an active part in local affairs, and for a time served as Tax Collector of the township. For a number of years he was officially connected with the State militia as the head of a company, and was familiarly known as Captain McLellan. He was a Deacon in the Baptist church. Of his children the following-named survive: Mary, widow of John James, late of Colerain, Pa.; John H. C., also of Colerain; Josiah, of Somerset County, Pennsylvania; Thomas R., living in Ohio; and George W. Biographical Review, Page 313. | McClellan, Abraham (I3039)
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| 272 | Abraham was born in Hopkinton, NH on April 8 1742 and died in Peacham, VT in May of 1828. He married Phebe Runnells. She was born on May 8, 1739. He was the first white child born in Hopkinton, NH, and received a grant of five hundred acres of pine land from the proprietors on that account. He was captured by the Indians on April 13, 1753, but was rescued the next day. It is said he was in the Battle of Bunker Hill. He was wounded in the knee at the Battle of Bennington, and rendered the following account to the proper officers: "Abraham Kimball's account, Bennington, Aug. 28, 1777. Hired a horse to come to Hopkinton, 130 Miles £9. 0.0 To expenses on my way home 1.14.6 To a horse 2 journes from Hopkinton to Andover 5.10.6 To nursing while at Andover 1.16.0 Expenses going to and coming from Andover 4. 5.6 Paid Dr. John Clement 12.6 Dr. Thomas Kitteridge 4.16.0 -------------- £27.14.6 Loss of time about six months occasioned by said wound. A true account errors excepted Abraham Kimball." "To the Honorable Council and house of representatives. These may certify that Abraham Kimball of Hopkinton in the County of Hillsborough was a soldier in Capt. Bailies Company, in Col. Stickney's Regt. in the late expedition to Bennington. Being wounded at said Bennington in the Battle there Attest Thomas Stickney Col. Nov 13, 1778." State of New Hampshire Nov. 14, 1778. To John T. Gilman Officer Appointed to register wounded soldiers &c. Persuant to a vote of Council and Assembly you are to register Abraham Kimball a soldier in Capt. Bailey's Co. Col Stickney's Rgt who was wounded in the battle of Bennington and allow him half pay (Agreeable to the Resolves of Congress) two years commencing the 18, of Sept. A.D. 1777. M. Weare Prest." His bill for the Doctors, nursing, etc of £27.14s.6d was allowed. On November 18, 1779 he received £10. | Kimball, Abraham (I2095)
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| 273 | Abraham was born on March 24, 1677-8, in Bradford, MA. He died on February 26, 1707-8 in Bradford, MA and was buried in the old cemetery. He married on May 8, 1700 to Mary Green. She was born in 1683 and died on December 17, 1721. He lived in Bradford, MA and owned a portion of the saw-mill in Haverhill, MA. He was a young man at the time of his death, and his widow married (2nd) James Tyler, on January 19, 1708-9. | Kimball, Abraham (I2166)
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| 274 | According to land records Peter, Sr. became a large landholder in Bedford County. By 1830 he had acquired "Rose" farm of 209 acres from Frederick Beltz and then sold it to his son, Peter, Jr.. Also by 1830 he had acquired Abraham Miley's "Fancy" tract of 369 acres, McClellan and James - Waltman tract of 553 acres, and "Nosegay" of 209 acres. A total of almost 1,000 acres. He is also listed as owning a Grist Mill on 283 acres in southern Friends Cove just west of Rainsburg. The ruins of the mill race and mill structure are apparently still known as "Morgart's Mill". Morgart Tavern was licensed for operation around 1770. It was one of the first hostelries on the Forbes Road. The present 14-room building was erected in 1791 of stone quarried nearby. Morgart's was a regular stop for stage coaches traveling Forbes (and later the Great Pennsylvania) Road. Stage coach drivers and cattle drivers slept in a loft above the tavern's kitchen. Private property. The Morgart Tavern was constructed with stone from the quarry on the property. The quarry was located behind what is now Juniata Trading company. The tavern is made of two-foot thick stone walls, and it contains 14 rooms, with 4 fireplaces downstairs, one upstairs, and one in the summer kitchen. The current kitchen was once a loft where stage coach drivers and cattle drovers slept. Located directly adjacent to the Morgart Tavern is a smoke house/spring house combination, with the unique feature of having a concrete roof and wooden chimney. (Source: Koren B. Woy, The Pioneer Magazine, April, 1994) ----- Morgert: Peter; b. 4-18-1758 NJ. d. 1846 PA. m. Christine ---Sgt VA PNSR (DAR PATRIOT INDEX-Centennial Edition Part 2) (National society of the Daughters of the American Revolution) 1790 Census, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania, Pg 238 Peter Morgret, Free White Males of 10 years & under. (1) Free White Males Under 16. (3) Free White Females Including Head of Families. (3) 1800 Census, Providence & Colerain Twps., Bedford County, PA, Pg 51B, Line 43: Peter Morgert. Free White Males 10-16 (1), 16-26 (2), 26-45 (1). Free White Females to age 10 (3), 10-16 (1), 26-45 (1). -------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- PENN GERMAN SOCIETY MAGAZINE p. 92: Tohickon Reformed Chruch: John Peter, b. Apr 18, 1758; bapt Apr 19, 1758 Parents: Philip Marckert & Catharine Maria Sponcers: Jacob Klein & Magdalena Lantz Baptized by Rev. John Egidius Hecker Weisel- Ten miles north of Doylestown, Pa, on old Bethelem Road, former Tochickon Union, made up of Peace Lutheran and St. Peter's Reformed. Now St. Peter's United Church of Christ. This was early congregation Rev. Henry Melchior Muhlenberg, patriarch of Lutheranism in America, helped establish in 1743, the year he came to America. Parts of original 1765 building were used to build present church. Congregations separated in 1957. Peace survives in new building at nearby Hagersville. ----- MORGART FAMILY BIBLE: Peter Morgart Sr. was born April 18th A.D. 1758. Christiana Hess was born in March A.D. 1761. Phillip Morgart son of Peter & Christiana was born September 2nd A.D. 1780. Grand Parents: In Memory of Christiana consort of Peter Morgart Sr. who departed this life Anno Domini 1851. Aged 90 years, 2 months, and 26 days. ----- HISTORY OF BEDFORD, SOMERSET, AND FULTON COS, PA, Chicago: Waterman, Watkins & Co, 1884--LDS Film #873,502 p. 106: Whiskey Insurrection: Peter Morgart--pled quilty in 1795. p. 219: County Commissioner, Bedford Co: Peter Morgrett, 1802. p.233: One of the first directors of the Free Schools, 1836. Along with William Metz, Philip Shoemaker, Frederick Smith, Adam Exline, and William Shaner. John C. Morgart was one of the first teachers under the new system. (Ron) p. 97: Sixth census (1840) pensioners for Revolutionary and Indian wars: Colerain Twp--Peter Morgan, aged 82 years. ----- Revolutionary War Pension, no. S-4591 granted State of Pennsylvania Bedford County: On this 26 day of November Anno Domino, 1832, personally appeared in open Court, before the Honorable Alexander Thomson, President this Associated Judges of the Court of Common Pleas and in and for said County now sitting, Peter Morgert, a resident of Colerain Township, Bedford County and State aforesaid, aged 74 years, on the 18th day of April last past, who having been first duly sworn according to law, doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the Act of Congress, passed the 7th day of June, 1832. That he entered the service of the United States under the following named officers and served as herein stated as follows: That he entered as a volunteer in the fall of 1777, as a private in a company of Infantry commanded by Captain Spur, Lieut. George Kilgore, Ensign Spencer Wigginton, That he joined said company at Leesburg, Loudoun County, Virginia, That said Company were joined by a company from said County of Loudoun and marched under the command of Colonel George West and Josiah Clu? who was either a Lieutenant Colonel or maybe a Major. That they marched through Fredericks Town, Maryland, then by Smith? York and Lancaster, then to Perkcoming? where they joined the main army commanded by his Excellency, General George Washington, immediately after the battle of Germantown, thence to White Marsh. That, after remaining doing duty under the command of the Officers aforesaid, for the term which said companies had volunteered, the said companies were discharged by Col. Crawford with the thanks of the commanding officer in the neighborhood of Brandywine. That he then returned to his residence in Loudon County aforesaid and afterwards in the month of August or September 1781, he again volunteered in the same company under the same Captain, Lieutenant and Ensign and the same colonel and marched as a Sergeant in said Company. That they marched from Loudoun County aforesaid to Fredericksburg and to the combined Army, then at Glostin Court House, that the day after their arrival there was a skirmish with the Enemy. That he remained with said army doing duty in said corps until after the surrender of Lord Cornwallis and then assisted in guarding the prisoners surrendered at Gloucester as far as Noland's Ferry. That after his term of service had expired he was with the rest of said company discharged at Noland's Ferry. That his said services at both periods exceeded six months as he verily believes as a volunteer aforesaid... ...Applicant further states that he was born on the 18th day of April, AD 1758 in Sussex County, New Jersey, that he lived in Loudoun County, Va. from the time he left the service until the year 1782 when he removed to Bedford County, Penn. and where he has resided ever since. That he never had a written discharge nor did he know of any of the men receiving a discharge and that he believes each term of his said service was three months. He has a record of his age by his father, which is now in his possession. That Luke Fetters of Bedford Co. is acquainted with his services. Signed: Peter Morgert (no mark and very legible) ----- BEDFORD CO, PA, CEMETERIES, Volume 8 by Robertta E. & Thomas C. Imler, First Edition 1981, Published by Ancestor Publishers: MORGART FARM GRAVEYARD Copied 18 June 1836 by Helen Hill Greenburg Located on the road below Everett, leading toward Graceville, Pennsylvania. M Z 24 1800 MARIDILEN EINFTOGER VONHE Henry Deal 21 Apr 1767 21 Jan 1839 Philip W. Whetstone 12 Jan 1869 12 years Joseph G. Whetstone 13 Jul 1865 5 days Mary Buck 12 Oct 1800 12 Jul 1879 Charity Buck wife of David 4 Mar 1865 65 years Samuel Manspeaker 1808 5 Oct 1865 57 years wife Alice B. (Morgart) 1859 1894 Jacob I. Foor CO K208 Rgt Pvt 8 Feb 1888 68 years George Barton 1780 13 Dec 1825 45 years wife Catherine (Morgart) 1787 23 Aug 1863 76 years Marg't Morgart, wife of Wm H 1816 18 Mar 1870 54 years Abraham Morgart Civil War 1823 21 Jun 1865 42 years wife Marg't 1826 6 Mar 1880 54 years Peter O. Margart 1811 30 Oct 1841 30 years Philip Morgart son of Peter & Christena 2 Sep 1780 25 Jan 1846 Margaret Morgart 1799 22 Jan 1832 53 years Christena Morgart 11 Mar 1761 6 Feb 1839 Peter Morgart, Sr 18 Apr 1758 16 Nov 1846 Revolutionary Vet. Baltzer Morgart 1785 19 Dec 1853 68 years wife Mary Morgart 1798 6 Jul 1874 76 years dau Ann Eliza 19 Jul 1830 10 Jul 1848 18 years Andrew Morgart 1824 19 Aug 1879 46 years Rebecca (O'Neal) Morgart wife of A.J. Morgart 29 Apr 1898 76 years dau Rebecca Morgart 20 May 1876 20 days Franklin Morgart 16 Aug 1870 3 years Abraham Morgart 1832 26 May 1893 61 years wife Sarah Morgart 7 Jan 1901 Irene Margaret Koontz 1877 26 Apr 1900 23 years ----- October 24, 1938 BA--J/AWF Peter Morgert Mrs. Harry Chamberlain S. 4591 Spencer, Iowa Dear Madam: Reference is made to your letter in which you request the Revolutionary War record of Peter Morgart, born April 18, 1758, and died November 6, 1846 in Bedford County, Pennsylvania. The data furnished herein were obtained from papers on file in claim for pension, S. 4591, based upon the military service of Peter Morgert in the Revolutionary War. Peter Morgert (as his signature is shown in the claim) was born April 18, 1758 in Sussex County, New Jersey. The names of his parents were not given. While residing in Loudoun County, Virginia, Peter Morgert enlisted in the fall of 1777, served three months as a private in Captain Spur's company, Colonel George West's Virginia regiment. He enlisted sometime in August or September, 1781, served three months as sergeant in Captain Spur's company, Colonel George West's regiment, and after the surrender of Cornwallis, assigned in guarding the prisoners to Noland's Ferry. Peter Morgert continued to live in Loudoun County, Virginia, until in the year 1782, when he moved to Bedford County, Pennsylvania. He was allowed pension on his application executed November 26, 1833, at which time he was living in Colerain Township, Bedford County, Pennsyvania. The papers on file in this claim contain no discernible data in regard to the family of the soldier, Peter Morgert. In order to obtain the data of last payment of pension, name and address of person paid, and possibly the date of death of this pensioner, you should apply to The Comptroller General, General Accounting Office, Records Division, Washington, D.C., and furnish the following data- Peter Morgert Certificate #5428 Issued February 9, 1833 Rate $25.00 per annum Commenced March 4, 1831 Act of June 7, 1832 Pennsylvania Agency. Very truly yours A. D. HILLER Executive Assistant to the Administrator ----- Bedford County Press and Everett Press, Thursday February 24, 1972, section 2, page 1 & 3. Highlights From History MORGART... That's Also Spelled Morgret or Morgert Family Active In County's Early Development By Mrs. Patricia Morgart (feature article that repeats much of the above...) | Morgart, Peter (I3024)
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| 275 | According to land records Peter, Sr. became a large landholder in Bedford County. By 1830 he had acquired "Rose" farm of 209 acres from Frederick Beltz and then sold it to his son, Peter, Jr.. Also by 1830 he had acquired Abraham Miley's "Fancy" tract of 369 acres, McClellan and James - Waltman tract of 553 acres, and "Nosegay" of 209 acres. A total of almost 1,000 acres. He is also listed as owning a Grist Mill on 283 acres in southern Friends Cove just west of Rainsburg. The ruins of the mill race and mill structure are apparently still known as "Morgart's Mill". Morgart Tavern was licensed for operation around 1770. It was one of the first hostelries on the Forbes Road. The present 14-room building was erected in 1791 of stone quarried nearby. Morgart's was a regular stop for stage coaches traveling Forbes (and later the Great Pennsylvania) Road. Stage coach drivers and cattle drivers slept in a loft above the tavern's kitchen. Private property. The Morgart Tavern was constructed with stone from the quarry on the property. The quarry was located behind what is now Juniata Trading company. The tavern is made of two-foot thick stone walls, and it contains 14 rooms, with 4 fireplaces downstairs, one upstairs, and one in the summer kitchen. The current kitchen was once a loft where stage coach drivers and cattle drovers slept. Located directly adjacent to the Morgart Tavern is a smoke house/spring house combination, with the unique feature of having a concrete roof and wooden chimney. (Source: Koren B. Woy, The Pioneer Magazine, April, 1994) ----- Morgert: Peter; b. 4-18-1758 NJ. d. 1846 PA. m. Christine ---Sgt VA PNSR (DAR PATRIOT INDEX-Centennial Edition Part 2) (National society of the Daughters of the American Revolution) 1790 Census, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania, Pg 238 Peter Morgret, Free White Males of 10 years & under. (1) Free White Males Under 16. (3) Free White Females Including Head of Families. (3) 1800 Census, Providence & Colerain Twps., Bedford County, PA, Pg 51B, Line 43: Peter Morgert. Free White Males 10-16 (1), 16-26 (2), 26-45 (1). Free White Females to age 10 (3), 10-16 (1), 26-45 (1). -------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- PENN GERMAN SOCIETY MAGAZINE p. 92: Tohickon Reformed Chruch: John Peter, b. Apr 18, 1758; bapt Apr 19, 1758 Parents: Philip Marckert & Catharine Maria Sponcers: Jacob Klein & Magdalena Lantz Baptized by Rev. John Egidius Hecker Weisel- Ten miles north of Doylestown, Pa, on old Bethelem Road, former Tochickon Union, made up of Peace Lutheran and St. Peter's Reformed. Now St. Peter's United Church of Christ. This was early congregation Rev. Henry Melchior Muhlenberg, patriarch of Lutheranism in America, helped establish in 1743, the year he came to America. Parts of original 1765 building were used to build present church. Congregations separated in 1957. Peace survives in new building at nearby Hagersville. ----- MORGART FAMILY BIBLE: Peter Morgart Sr. was born April 18th A.D. 1758. Christiana Hess was born in March A.D. 1761. Phillip Morgart son of Peter & Christiana was born September 2nd A.D. 1780. Grand Parents: In Memory of Christiana consort of Peter Morgart Sr. who departed this life Anno Domini 1851. Aged 90 years, 2 months, and 26 days. ----- HISTORY OF BEDFORD, SOMERSET, AND FULTON COS, PA, Chicago: Waterman, Watkins & Co, 1884--LDS Film #873,502 p. 106: Whiskey Insurrection: Peter Morgart--pled quilty in 1795. p. 219: County Commissioner, Bedford Co: Peter Morgrett, 1802. p.233: One of the first directors of the Free Schools, 1836. Along with William Metz, Philip Shoemaker, Frederick Smith, Adam Exline, and William Shaner. John C. Morgart was one of the first teachers under the new system. (Ron) p. 97: Sixth census (1840) pensioners for Revolutionary and Indian wars: Colerain Twp--Peter Morgan, aged 82 years. ----- Revolutionary War Pension, no. S-4591 granted State of Pennsylvania Bedford County: On this 26 day of November Anno Domino, 1832, personally appeared in open Court, before the Honorable Alexander Thomson, President this Associated Judges of the Court of Common Pleas and in and for said County now sitting, Peter Morgert, a resident of Colerain Township, Bedford County and State aforesaid, aged 74 years, on the 18th day of April last past, who having been first duly sworn according to law, doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the Act of Congress, passed the 7th day of June, 1832. That he entered the service of the United States under the following named officers and served as herein stated as follows: That he entered as a volunteer in the fall of 1777, as a private in a company of Infantry commanded by Captain Spur, Lieut. George Kilgore, Ensign Spencer Wigginton, That he joined said company at Leesburg, Loudoun County, Virginia, That said Company were joined by a company from said County of Loudoun and marched under the command of Colonel George West and Josiah Clu? who was either a Lieutenant Colonel or maybe a Major. That they marched through Fredericks Town, Maryland, then by Smith? York and Lancaster, then to Perkcoming? where they joined the main army commanded by his Excellency, General George Washington, immediately after the battle of Germantown, thence to White Marsh. That, after remaining doing duty under the command of the Officers aforesaid, for the term which said companies had volunteered, the said companies were discharged by Col. Crawford with the thanks of the commanding officer in the neighborhood of Brandywine. That he then returned to his residence in Loudon County aforesaid and afterwards in the month of August or September 1781, he again volunteered in the same company under the same Captain, Lieutenant and Ensign and the same colonel and marched as a Sergeant in said Company. That they marched from Loudoun County aforesaid to Fredericksburg and to the combined Army, then at Glostin Court House, that the day after their arrival there was a skirmish with the Enemy. That he remained with said army doing duty in said corps until after the surrender of Lord Cornwallis and then assisted in guarding the prisoners surrendered at Gloucester as far as Noland's Ferry. That after his term of service had expired he was with the rest of said company discharged at Noland's Ferry. That his said services at both periods exceeded six months as he verily believes as a volunteer aforesaid... ...Applicant further states that he was born on the 18th day of April, AD 1758 in Sussex County, New Jersey, that he lived in Loudoun County, Va. from the time he left the service until the year 1782 when he removed to Bedford County, Penn. and where he has resided ever since. That he never had a written discharge nor did he know of any of the men receiving a discharge and that he believes each term of his said service was three months. He has a record of his age by his father, which is now in his possession. That Luke Fetters of Bedford Co. is acquainted with his services. Signed: Peter Morgert (no mark and very legible) ----- BEDFORD CO, PA, CEMETERIES, Volume 8 by Robertta E. & Thomas C. Imler, First Edition 1981, Published by Ancestor Publishers: MORGART FARM GRAVEYARD Copied 18 June 1836 by Helen Hill Greenburg Located on the road below Everett, leading toward Graceville, Pennsylvania. M Z 24 1800 MARIDILEN EINFTOGER VONHE Henry Deal 21 Apr 1767 21 Jan 1839 Philip W. Whetstone 12 Jan 1869 12 years Joseph G. Whetstone 13 Jul 1865 5 days Mary Buck 12 Oct 1800 12 Jul 1879 Charity Buck wife of David 4 Mar 1865 65 years Samuel Manspeaker 1808 5 Oct 1865 57 years wife Alice B. (Morgart) 1859 1894 Jacob I. Foor CO K208 Rgt Pvt 8 Feb 1888 68 years George Barton 1780 13 Dec 1825 45 years wife Catherine (Morgart) 1787 23 Aug 1863 76 years Marg't Morgart, wife of Wm H 1816 18 Mar 1870 54 years Abraham Morgart Civil War 1823 21 Jun 1865 42 years wife Marg't 1826 6 Mar 1880 54 years Peter O. Margart 1811 30 Oct 1841 30 years Philip Morgart son of Peter & Christena 2 Sep 1780 25 Jan 1846 Margaret Morgart 1799 22 Jan 1832 53 years Christena Morgart 11 Mar 1761 6 Feb 1839 Peter Morgart, Sr 18 Apr 1758 16 Nov 1846 Revolutionary Vet. Baltzer Morgart 1785 19 Dec 1853 68 years wife Mary Morgart 1798 6 Jul 1874 76 years dau Ann Eliza 19 Jul 1830 10 Jul 1848 18 years Andrew Morgart 1824 19 Aug 1879 46 years Rebecca (O'Neal) Morgart wife of A.J. Morgart 29 Apr 1898 76 years dau Rebecca Morgart 20 May 1876 20 days Franklin Morgart 16 Aug 1870 3 years Abraham Morgart 1832 26 May 1893 61 years wife Sarah Morgart 7 Jan 1901 Irene Margaret Koontz 1877 26 Apr 1900 23 years ----- October 24, 1938 BA--J/AWF Peter Morgert Mrs. Harry Chamberlain S. 4591 Spencer, Iowa Dear Madam: Reference is made to your letter in which you request the Revolutionary War record of Peter Morgart, born April 18, 1758, and died November 6, 1846 in Bedford County, Pennsylvania. The data furnished herein were obtained from papers on file in claim for pension, S. 4591, based upon the military service of Peter Morgert in the Revolutionary War. Peter Morgert (as his signature is shown in the claim) was born April 18, 1758 in Sussex County, New Jersey. The names of his parents were not given. While residing in Loudoun County, Virginia, Peter Morgert enlisted in the fall of 1777, served three months as a private in Captain Spur's company, Colonel George West's Virginia regiment. He enlisted sometime in August or September, 1781, served three months as sergeant in Captain Spur's company, Colonel George West's regiment, and after the surrender of Cornwallis, assigned in guarding the prisoners to Noland's Ferry. Peter Morgert continued to live in Loudoun County, Virginia, until in the year 1782, when he moved to Bedford County, Pennsylvania. He was allowed pension on his application executed November 26, 1833, at which time he was living in Colerain Township, Bedford County, Pennsyvania. The papers on file in this claim contain no discernible data in regard to the family of the soldier, Peter Morgert. In order to obtain the data of last payment of pension, name and address of person paid, and possibly the date of death of this pensioner, you should apply to The Comptroller General, General Accounting Office, Records Division, Washington, D.C., and furnish the following data- Peter Morgert Certificate #5428 Issued February 9, 1833 Rate $25.00 per annum Commenced March 4, 1831 Act of June 7, 1832 Pennsylvania Agency. Very truly yours A. D. HILLER Executive Assistant to the Administrator ----- Bedford County Press and Everett Press, Thursday February 24, 1972, section 2, page 1 & 3. Highlights From History MORGART... That's Also Spelled Morgret or Morgert Family Active In County's Early Development By Mrs. Patricia Morgart (feature article that repeats much of the above...) | Wynne, Mayor-Canterbury Robert (I280)
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| 276 | Actual birth date is probably about 1750 but the NC state census has very broad age classifications | Hester, Henry (I315)
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| 277 | Actual birth date is probably in the late 1740s but the NC state census has very broad age classifications | Hester, James (I314)
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| 278 | Adam Gann was a son of Samuel and Elizabeth Gann. He was born sometime between 1727 and 1735 in Frederick Co., VA and married in VA to Jane. Adam died in 1812 in Jefferson Co., TN and was buried there. Jane died in Washington Co., TN. | Gann, Adam (I024)
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| 279 | Adam Teutsch and Anne Marie Sisson, children bap. in Lutzelbourg 1681, 1682; residents of Bourscheid and Mittelbronn Maria Teutsch d. about 24 Mar 1730 in Baerendorf, aged about 73, wid. Desideric (?) Bastogne Appolonia Wagner, widow of Jean Nicolaus Teutsch, d. 24 Feb 1744, aged about 80 Dncus Teutsch, of "Alben.", godfather to Johan Jacob Kappes on 28 Apr 1655 in Bouquenom (registry) Agnes Tusch, godmother to Johan Nicolai of Herbitzheim; godfather was Bartholome Kappes, father of J J, in Bouquenom, 1 Sep 1658 (registry) | Teutsch, Christoph (I4783)
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| 280 | Adam Untereiner with wife Margaretha has children born and baptized in 1770 and 1772 in Grabatz, Timisz, Romania. Unsure if it is the same person. | Untereiner, Johannes Adam (I3180)
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| 281 | Adams Cemetery | Burt, Priscilla (I2261)
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| 282 | Adams Cemetery | Bliss, Nathaniel (I1311)
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| 283 | Additional information obtained from a searchable database on the internet at GENDEX/Gentree Deed Book H, p.221- James Hester to Zachariah Hester, Granville Co., NC. Nov. 5, 1766. | Hester, William (I042)
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| 284 | Additional information obtained from WFT Vol #3, Tree #0392 Frances Pennington, 4922 Valkeith Drive, Houston, TX 77096-4226 Additional Information obtained from Martyn Anthony Martin of Huntsville, AL email - martynMart@aol.com NOTE: From the John & Milley Hester Family by Lucile Kaufmann Novak Mary Hester, born ca 1722, married Thomas Wicker. Moving early to Granville County. Thomas was listed in the 1767 Tax List with two of his sons, John and Thomas, and two negroes, Isaac and Dolt. | Hester, Mary (I059)
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| 285 | Adjacent to the Dell family, two sons of which married sisters of Mary J McDowell | Kelly, Daniel (I2944)
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| 286 | Adjacent to the Dell family, two sons of which married sisters of Mary J McDowell | McDowell, Mary J (I2761)
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| 287 | Advertises his services in the local newspaper throughout the first half of 1889 | Richardson, Sterling R (I3270)
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| 288 | After a two-week stay at Grove City Hospital | Gonder, Lucy G (I2866)
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| 289 | After his father, Capt John Ayers, was killed in the siege of Brookfield on 2 Aug 1675, he took his mother and family back to Ipswich. Possibly moved to Boston where an Abigail Ayres died aged 27 in 1678. John had a child b. __ Sep 1677 in Ipswich, then two daughters in the 1680s (one d. within days). Seems to have married 2nd Mary Woodman of Ipswich but the date is unclear. One source has him d. 1691 in Ipswich, others 1711 in Boston, age 62. | Ayres, John (I3570)
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| 290 | Again, Streb Consolidate Mining is listed as a business in Leadville | Streb, Conrad (I2453)
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| 291 | Age at death given as "82 Years, 4 Months, 4 Days, 7 hrs. 15 min." | Morris, Narcissa Cora (I382)
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| 292 | Age at death given as "84 1/12 Jahr" or 84 years, one month. | Mecklenfeld, Maria Gertrud Bernardina (I2827)
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| 293 | Age at marriage recorded as 24 years. | Kuele, Maria Theresia (I3112)
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| 294 | Age was recorded in the sources as "7 w." | Ray (I4176)
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| 295 | Age: 19 Birthplace: Marion Co., AL Occupation: Farmer Rank at enlistment: Private Company Assignment: D 6/26/1863 Enlisted Glendale, MS 6/26/1863 Mustered In Glendale, MS 3/14/1864 Sick in Hospital Memphis, TN at Adams USA Hospital. 7/27/1864 Mustered Out Rome, GA | Stone, Burzela (I156)
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| 296 | Age: 23 Birthplace: Marion Co., AL Occupation: Farmer Rank at enlistment: Private Company Assignment: F 11/25/1863 Enlisted Camp Davies, MS 2/17/1864 Sick in Hospital Memphis, TN In Adams USA General Hospital. 12/17/1864 Mustered Out Savannah, GA By reason of being on march from Atlanta to Savannah. Notes: Sick in Rome, GA, July 1864. | Gann, Smith William (I185)
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| 297 | Age: 30 Birthplace: Fayette Co., AL Occupation: Farmer Rank at enlistment: Private Rank at discharge: Sergeant Company Assignment: K 7/24/1862 Enlisted Huntsville, AL 7/24/1862 Mustered In Huntsville, AL 12/26/1862 Sick in Hospital Nashville, TN 5/3/1863 Prisoner of War 5/15/1863 Paroled City Point, VA 11/1/1863 Promoted To sergeant. 7/19/1865 Discharged While sick in hospital. | Logan, Sgt Andrew W (I373)
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| 298 | Age: 37 Birthplace: Fayette Co., AL Occupation: Farmer Rank at enlistment: Private Company Assignment: B 1/16/1863 Enlisted Glendale, MS 1/22/1863 Mustered In Corinth, MS 2/11/1863 Died Corinth, MS Died of measles. Brother shown as J.C. Logan. | Logan, Alexander B (I371)
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| 299 | Age: 17 Birthplace: Fayette Co., AL Occupation: Farmer Rank at enlistment: Private Company Assignment: K 1/1/1864 Enlisted Camp Davies, MS Traveled 100 miles from Marion Co., AL to enlist. 1/17/1864 Deserted Camp Davies, MS Was never apprehended. | Logan, Harm David (I363)
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| 300 | Age: 21 Birthplace: Fayette Co., AL Occupation: Farmer Rank at enlistment: Private Rank at discharge: Corporal Company Assignment: B 1/16/1863 Enlisted Glendale, MS 1/22/1863 Mustered In Corinth, MS 1/22/1863 Promoted To corporal. 1/22/1864 Mustered Out Memphis, TN Notes: Also served in 6th Illinois Cavalry. | Logan, Hugh White (I359)
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