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THE KRIEGBAUM HERITAGE NEWSLETTER
Volume V; No.3 - Jul 1980
President: Mrs. Michael Malone, 2915 Atwood Avenue, Topeka KS 66614
Vice President: Mrs. Hazel T. Miller, 3247 E. Fairfax Rd., Cleveland Hts. OH 44118
Secretary: Mrs. James Steele, Palmyra, MO 63461
Treasurer: Mrs. H. E. Krigbaum, 1112 Monroe Street, Ouincy, IL 62301
Editors: Mrs. H. E. Krigbaum, 1112 Monroe Street, Quincy, IL 62301
(and) Mrs. William James, 308 So. 11th Street, Quincy, IL 62301
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
It was in the July 1975 issue of the Newsletter of the Kansas Council of Genealogical Societies that the following notice appeared:
CALENDAR
31 August- First Family Reunion and Workshop CRICKBAUM, CREEKBAUM, KRAIGHBAUM, KRIEGBAUM, GRAIGHBAUM, etc. Families - Lions Club Building, Center MO. Bring food and service for your family and any pictures. bibles or other genealogical information.
Although this, our first Reunion was well attended, our family has continued to grow and we have had to increase the number of newsletters to our members. Last year was a very bad year for your President but after making a trip to Mayo's things are looking up and I hope to be able to make up for the deficiencies of last year in getting out our Family Newsletter.
First of all, however, I plan to write to many of you, as I get the time, and hope that you will answer my query as to what you know about your ancestors and giving us complete information as to your own families, complete with dates of birth, marriages, deaths, etc. Let us know if you are working on your own family histories and if we can assist you in any way, just ask and we shall endeavor to answer your questions. It is our hope that with your help, we may be able to print a sequel to the Krichbaum Family History, correcting any errors which we know to exist and also giving a complete index from the original immigant ancestors down to the present tine, if possible. We, however, need your help if we are to accomplish this. Some of the index is already completed down to DANIEL and we hope before the year is out that we may be able to add more names.
So, please, please, send all the information you have or can obtain from family members, Bibles, diaries, pictures and any other means. Begin now to write a family history: family legends are interesting, even if you cannot substantiate then. However, think what it would mean if you could do so. There has long been a legend in our family as to the origin of the Springer name. It seems that the Duke of Austria had a brother who was very popular with the people. The Duke was jealous and inprisoned his brother in a tower surrounded by a moat. The brother, who was a sort of devil-may-care person didn't worry about it. However, he finally had become lonely for his family and so he leaped out of a window into the moat and joined his loved ones. The Duke admired his brother's bravery and so dubbed him "Sir Springer" and thus began the name of SPRINGER.
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Another story in our family is that of JANE OLDFIELD. BARNEY OLDFIELD of Indianapolis Racing fame was a cousin of KATHERINE KRIGBAUM (KRIEGBAUM) McGINNIS. As the story goes, an ancestress, JANE OLDFIELD , used to carry her grandson piggyback. As he grew older, she still continued to carry him on her back but his father punished him for allowing her to do so. As a consequence, she is supposed to have made a new will, omitting her son as heir. To date, this story has not been confirmed but we shall still hope to find which JANE was the OLDFIELD and possibly confirm, or disprove, this legend.

Our Genealogist, KAY JAMES, has received much information concerning antecedents of the various spellings of our family name, but in order that she can complete the information so that we can print a new history, we do need all the information we can get and that means we need to know your own histories, down to the last baby. PLEASE HELP!

The picture in the upper right hand side is that of WILLIAM THOMAS KRIGBAUM. He changed the spelling of his name from KRIEGBAUM because everyone seemed to be omitting the "e" when writing to him.

The picture below is that of his descendants through his daughter KATHERINE and her son, THOMAS McGINNIS. The men in the picture are all McGINNIS except one. Identifications of persons shown are: KLIO HOBBS and wife MARY JO McGINNIS; JOHN , wife and son seated in front, ROSALIE (THONEN) and JACOB; STEPHEN and wife LINDA (WUTHERICH) with daughter, ERIN, in front of mother and son, MATTHEW, in front of JACOB; next in rear is Sister RITA; GREGORY (unmarried) and EDWARD with wife, CAROL (PARKER) holding son ELIJAH with other son, JEREMY on her right.
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LITTLE TWIGS
HENRY MICHAEL KRIGBAUM has arrived at the home of SAM and LINDA KRIGBAUM. We congratulate Sam & Linda. HENRY MICHAEL is a grandson of Uncle HENRY and Aunt ALMEDA KRIGBAUM and they always have a large number of their children, grandchildren and great grandchildren at the annual reunion.

MEMBERSHIP REPORT
RENEWALS:
Mr. & Mrs. LEE R. KRIGBAUM, Jonesboro, Arkansas;
Mr. & Mrs. THOMAS McGINNIS, Topeka, KS;
Mr. & Mrs. ROBER LAIR, Cody, WY.

NEW MEMBERS:
Mr. & Mrs. P.M. CONDIE (Cecile Olivia BROOKS), Salt Lake City, UT;
Mr. & Mrs. ROBERT (Muriel) KREIGBAUM, Dayton, OH;
Mr. & Mrs. ROBERT J. (Martha) MERTZ, Jr, North Canton, OH;
Mr. & Mrs. WILLIAM P. (Mary) WILSON Schererville, IN.

Our Vice President, HAZEL MILLER is going to be in Salt Lake City during July. We are making her a list of Pennsylvania records to look for. We wish her a most safe & enjoyable trip.

A GENEALOGY BROWSE

Because Kay James and I have so much material about all the different lines of KRIGBAUM's and cannot possibly take all of it to the reunion so that it can be looked at there, we are issuing a SPECIAL INVITATION to those attending the family reunion from a distance that are interested in the records to spend either Saturday before the reunion or Monday (Labor Day) after the reunion at my house, 1112 Monroe Street, Quincy, Il just going through our family sheets, pedigree charts, wills, land deeds, letters, charts, maps, and other data.

We have accumulated quite a bit this past year and feel that it will be some time before we can get it all published in the newsletter. We also feel that if other researchers know what we already have on hand, they could spend their time in searching for other records and we would not have so much duplication.

We will spread everything out throughout the house so that you may get to it easily. I also have a photocopy machine at my disposal if you would want to copy anything.

Quincy is only 20 miles further for the reunion than Hannibal and we have a lot of motels, etc. here.

NOTE FROM KAY JAMES, Genealogist: Kay has been unable to complete all of the records she is looking up for MICHAEL CREEKBAUM in Kentucky, which she spoke about in the April issue of "THE KRIEGBAUM HERITAGE." Therefore, if she can complete her research, we will have more on this in the next issue.

HOPE TO SEE YOU ALL AT THE REUNION!
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LETTER FROM: LUELLA E. GAFF
68458 Morton St.
Edwardsburg, MI 49112

Dear Carol;

Received my first copy of "The KREIGHBAUM HERITAGE" and found it to be most interesting. My husbamd is a descendant of one of three brothers who came to America September 2, l749. Will list this information on a separate sheet. These brothers were named in DR. WOLF's letter in the newsletter. There must have been 2 sets of brothers who came to America about three years apart.
I am trying to find the parents of JACOB KREIGHBAUM born ca 1810 in Pa. and listed in Marshall County Indiana census of 1860. He is probably a grandson of one of the three brothers as emigration information was found at the Plymouth Historical Society- Marshall County, Plymouth Indiana.
I am enclosing copies of my genealogical findings of our KREIGHBAUM lineage and would like any back issues you might have available of your newsletter. Please advise me of the cost or send newsletters with billing and I'll send you my check by return mail.

Sincerely,
LUELLA E. GAFF
Feb. 16, 1980

ROBERT E. GAFF..................... b. 15 Feb 1912 ... m. 26 Nov 1936
LUELLA E. WOBLER ............... b. 31 May l9l4

PARENTS:

HARRY EMMETT GAFF ............ b. 26 Apr 1883 ... d. 15 Feb 1935
m. 22 Jun 1910
MAUDE J. KREIGHBAUM ........... b. 1 Aug 1879 ... d. 7 Oct 1936

GRANDPARENTS:

EDWIN KREIGHBAUM ................ b. 29 Sep 1835 ... d. 24 Mar 1902
m. 29 Mar 1866
MARY K. RINGER ..................... b. 28 May l842 .... d. 27 Dec 1928

GREAT GRANDPARENTS:
JACOB KREIGHBAUM .............. b. 1810 PA ......... d. ca 1832
m.
HANNAH ___________

Thank you, Luella for your sheets and all the other information you sent to us.

7 March 1861 JAMES KRIGBAUM m. MARGARET L. McCLEARY by W. H. Fisher M. G. Meth. Eps. Ch. [From Johnson County, Kansas Genealogical Society June 1973 VOL I, Issue 2..Johnson County Marriages compiled by Bill Shank Weiler (con't from VOL. A.)]

NEWS FLASH

We received just in the last day records from a church in Berks Co. PA that we feel will help us to get rid of the confusion on two [2] of the immigrants' children. We have felt for a while there might be a mixup in the KRICHBAUM HISTORY but have not had adquate records to prove the point. We have not had time to get this all in order and also will be trying to get furthur records so perhaps we will have information at the reunion or in the next issue of The Kreighbaum Heritage. We are very excited with this and hope it will lead us to a more accurate book.

PLEASE SEND US YOUR FAMILY SHEETS ...THEY DO HELP....
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LETTER FROM: DORIS B. SMALE
3035 Marc Way
Santa Rosa, CA 9540l
Aug. 29, 1979

Dear Kay,
I wanted to get copies of this info I obtained to you before the family reunion. I do hope that you are better and things are running smoother for you and yours. Believe me, you are not alone. In the past 2 years, I have had a death, a big wedding and a birth (caesarian) in my immediate family- along with all the other problems a widow must cope with. Each year I hope to make the reunion and each year something or someone prevents me from attending. I'm still hoping to be the first Krigbaum descendant attending from California!
There is something else I thought I should clear up with you. My g. grandmother MARY JANE CLARK and your g. Grandfather GEORGE W. KRIGBAUM's younger sister ELIZA F. KRIGBAUM did come to California and did not die in Ralls Co. Mo. as indicated in an earlier "HERITAGE". She may have been married 1st to WILLIAM B. KRIGBAUM (a cousin) and he could have died, or they were divorced in Mo. She married twice here in California- (l) SAMUEL K. DEWS, date _____. Couple had a son named WILIAM THOMAS DEWS b. May 5, 1873 or 4 and d . July 18, 1950 age 77 yrs. (I have death record). WILLIAM T. DEWS never married. SAMUEL K. DEWS d. Dec. 25, 1887, age 66 yrs. ELIZA F. KRIGBAUM DEWS married 2nd or 3rd FREDERICK W. GERTZ ca 1890. He blew himself up with black powder, according to PHYLLIS REED, my dad's cousin (deceased). I don't have date of his death. ELIZA F. KRIGBAUM DEWS GERTZ died June l4, 1909. She is buried near the Rice Family Plot at Peoria Cemetery, Brown's Valley, Yuba Co., Ca. along with SAMUEL K. DEWS , their own son WILIAM THOMAS DEWS. Info from tombstone, HELEN THOMSON sent me from Yuba City. I have corresponded both with HELEN and SHIRLEY CARTER in Red Bluff, CA. Incidently, MARY JANE KRIGBAUM CLARK died in 1923 and is buried, along with other Clark family members, at Bown's Valley cemetery also- but another part of cemetery.
I did fill out my family sheet for you, Kay- then proceeded to mislay it! However, I shall do another. My father's mame was HAROLD DEAN BROWNING. Sound familiar? Wonder where the DEAN came from? Have you ever been able to unravel the emigrant KRIGBAUM family, or ascertained when our CONRAD KRIGBAUM arrived or from where? Sure miss receiving the "Krigbaum Heritage". You gals have done a terrific job and I really appreciate it. I know you are very busy Kay- but would it be possible to obtain a copy of military record of War of 1812 for JOHN KRIGBAUM? And JACOB KRIGBAUM's will? Did any of our family fight in the Civil War? I wonder which side? Missouri was considered a "border" state at that time, so I imagine sentiments or sympathies were "split". I know, my g. grandmother didn't approve of her father's many marriages! (and told her father so). Have you ever visited the area of our g.g. grandfather's house? I suppose- it's no longer there. Which reminds me- in 1976, I received a letter from Mrs. PAUL DAVIS who resided at 7OO S. Main St., New London, Mo. She had done some research for PHYLLIS REED on our KRIGBAUM family. Anyway- MARY lived in the house built by LEWIS TRACY, who married 27 Dec. 1826, SALLY KRIGBAUM, daughter of JACOB KRIGBAUM, Sr. The "old" part of the house was built between 1835-1840. The "new" part was built by Jonathan Briggs 1892. I trust Mary is still living. She had to give up research because of "failing health and eye-sight". Golly Kay- I'm really rambling. Am enclosing dues and enough for copy of Reunion picture that year. (If available) Would love to have one. Are names of family on back of pictures? Please write when you can.

With Fond regards,
DORIS
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WILL OF SARAH KRIGBAUM TRACY

In the name of God Amen. I SARAH TRACY or the county of Doniphan in the territory of Kansas being of sound mind and memory and considering the uncertainty of this frail and transitory life do therefore make, ordain, publish and declare this to be my last will and testament. First after all I give and bequeath unto my daughter ELIZA A. WILLIAMS, the sum of fifty dollars.

Second, I give and bequeath the remainder to my son JOSEPH L. TRACY, and he is to appropriate the same in educating my three youngest children namely MARIETTA TRACY, aged about thirteen years old, ABBA M. TRACY my son about ten years old and SALLIE TRACY seven years old and I desire him faithfully to discharge his duty in educating my children as aforesaid.

The above amounts of money are to come from JACOB KRIGBAUM and MARY KRIGBAUM my father and mother who died in Ralls County Missouri leaving certain amounts of money to me, and I furthur give my son JOSEPH TRACY full power to collect the said amounts of money.

SARAH TRACY

Attest:
Randolph Mobley
William Thomas Nigh
ROBERT TRACY


LETTER FROM: MAX K. SNIFFEN
Box 723
Woodville, Texas 75979
Jan. 21, 1980

Dear Kay;

It is so good to hear that the Krigbaum Heritage is still alive I am sending you some material on my lines this very day. I have enjoyed your little publication more than any of the others to which I have subscribed. It has been full of interesting material and I hope you will be able to continue it. I haven't always agreed with some of the line assertions made, but that certainly is understandable in this business- and what helps make it exciting.
I hope you won't be aggravated by my uncomplimentary remarks about my great grandfather GEORGE CREIGHBAUM. I am sure he was not representative of the family, and if any of us does not have "black sheep" in his lines, he is fooling himself. I have diaries of MARY GATES, my half - 2G aunt, from 1865 to 1898, which have numerous comments regarding the CREIGHBAUM's in the Marietta, Ohio area, and only those re GEORGE are rough- although I think she liked him in some ways.
I have a copy of the intestate proceedings re ADAM CREEBAUM taken from the records at Hagerstown, Md., but they tell only the story I have in my notes. If the History of the Family written about the three brothers is accurate, I do not believe my line is from theirs. I am inclined to back into the assumption that my ADAM CREEBAUM is the ADAM KRIERCHBAUM who was naturalized 12 Aug l764 in Berks Co., Tulpehocken Twp. I have no other record on this person to substaniate my assumption. Since my book" written for my three sons only, was completed I have learned more about the CREIGHBAUM's in Brown Co., Ohio. This coming summer while up north I want to go there and see if I can fill in some of my missing data. I have not yet found a death date or place for PHILLIP, Jr. or his wife, MARY ALLEN. I have found her sister, ELIZABETH, in Barnesville, Ohio under the name FLOYD.
If I can be of any furthur assistance to you, please feel free to call on me. We will be at 5626 Newington Ct. Bethesda, Md. 20016 from about May 1 until about Oct. 1, so if any issues come out during that time please send mine there. And let me know where I stand on my dues." Best wishes to you and all the Krigbaums-------

MAX SNIFFEN

NOTE: Mr. Sniffen has kindly given his consent for us to publish in the "Heritage", our copy of his book written for his sons. We will include it in a future issue.
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LETTER FROM: Mrs. MARGARET D. SEEBOLD
R.D. 3 Box 82
Mifflinburg, Pa l7844
March 30, 1980

Dear Mrs. Kay James; Thank you for the back issues of "The Krichbaum Heritage", which I found very interesting. I filled out the Family group sheets to the best I could. I sure wish I had more information on my BARBARA KREICHBAUM. So far I have not found more than her daughter MARY ELIZABETH HOY MEYER's birth certificate, which says a daughter MARY ELIZABETH was born to JOHN HOY and wife BARBARA KREICHBAUMEN. My husband and I have been going to cemeteries where Krigbaums are buried and I am enclosing 2 sheets of tombstone inscriptions that we copied. In the 1980 copy of "Krigbaum Heritage" a Mr. WOLF mentions some of the Krigbaums that are on the tombstone sheets.

Thank you, I am

MARGARET DOTTERER SEEBOLD


EDEN EVANGLICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH CEMETERY:
.. near Plum Creek, Northumberland Co. PA. 3 mi east of
.. Sunbury, East of Pa. Rt 890

JOHN KRIGBAUM, b. Jun 15, 1785 in Tulpehoccon Twshp. Berks Co. Pa.;
d. Feb 8, 1862; Aged 76 yrs. 7 mo. 23 da.

ANNA ELIZABETH wife of JOHN KRIGBAUM, b. Jan 31, 1782 in Tulpehoccon Twshp. Berks Co. Pa; d. Jan 5, l864, Age 81 yrs. 11 mo. 5 da.


WILLIAM B. FISHER ........................ 1852 - 1919
SARAH JANE FISHER ..................... 1855 - 1932
PETER F. KRIGBAUM ..................... 1860 - 1918
PERMELIA MOWERY KRIGBAUM ... 1860 - 1918
MARIAH KRIGBAUM ....................... 1821 - 1899
Joseph KRIGBAUM ......................... 1818 - 1896
ENAUMEL KRIGBAUM .................... 1850 - 1961
CLINTON KRIGBAUM ...................... 1844 - 1850
FRANCIS KRIGBAUM ...................... 1861 - 1881
MALINDA KRIGBAUM ...................... 1859 - 1860
LEANDA KRIGBAUM ....................... 1848 - 1850
ANGELINA KRIGBAUM .................... 1848 - 1850

SARAH - wife of BENJAMIN GRICHBAUM;
d. Sep. 12, 1854 - Age 34 yrs, 8 Mo, 2 da.

MARY - wife of BENJAMIN GRICHBAUM
b. Jan. 2, 1813 - d. Dec. 2, 1855 Age - 42y. 11m.

CATHERINE L.- dau of BENJAMIN and SARAH GRICHBAUM;
b. Jul 10, 1851 - d. Dec 19, 1851 - Aged 9y. 6m. 9d.

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN KREIGBAUM;
b. Dec. 3, 1808 - d. Sep 28 1883 - Aged 74y. 9m. 25d.
Stone erected by Mrs. S. A. MOYER

ADALINE - Wife of WILLIAM F. ROBERTS,
Dau of BENJAMIN & Sarah KRIGHBAUM
b. Sep 8, 1844 - d. Dec 15, 1876

JONATHAN KRIGBAUM
d. Aug 19, 1878; Aged 76y. 8m. 2d.

CATHARINE - Wife of JONATHAN KRIGBAUM;
Nov 24, 1881- Aged 76y. 6m. 21d. [ was CATHARINE FASOLD ]

PETER KRIGBAUM - Son of JONATHAN & Catherine KRIGBAUM -
b. Apr 4, 1827 - d. in the city of Philadelpia on Oct 30, 1851;
Aged 27y. 6m. 26d.

JONATHAN - Son of JONATHAN & Catherine KRIGBAUM -
b. Oct 31, l84O - d. Aug 4, 1859; Aged 18y. 9m. 4d.



BEAR GAP CEMETERY

WILLIAM KRIGBAUM ... b. Jan 17, 1788 d. Oct 2, 1859; Aged 71y. 8m. 15d.
MARY - Wife of William KRIGBAUM
b. Jul 7, l794 - d. Nov 3, 1871 -
Aged 77y. 3m. 27d. [Was MARY GONSAR]

Our Parents
DANIEL KRIGBAUM ... b. Dec 22, 1813 ... d. Aug 15, 1891
Aged 77y. 7m. 24d.
SARAH D. KRIGBAUM ... b. Aug 23, 1826 ... d. Sep 1, 1894
Aged 68y. 9d.

Children of DANIEL & Sarah DUTTINGER KRIGBAUM:
WILLIAM F. KRIGBAUM .......... 1852 - 1921
Wife - KATE A. KRIGBAUM ..... 1865 - 1942

CHRISTIAN KRIGBAUM ........... b. Jul 19, 1856 .. d. Jul 18, 1858
Aged ly. 11m. 29d.

JOHN WESLEY KRIGBAUM .....b. Jun 8, 1858 .. d. Mar 28, 1859
Aged 1Om. 20d.

DANIEL WEBSTER KRIGBAUM

MARY JOSEPHINE KRIGBAUM BUDDINGER ... 1858 - 1923
Husband - JOSEPH BUDDINGER ..................... 1847 - 1931
DANIEL KRIGBAUM BUDDINGER -
...... Son of Joseph & M.J.K. Buddinger -
...... b. Mar 16, 1879 .. d. Jul 1, 1879 .. Aged 16 wks.
JOSEPH A. MARK BUDDINGER -
...... Son of Joseph & M.J.K Buddinger
...... b. Sep 15, 1881 .. d. Jul 9, 1882 .. Aged 9m. 2d.
NOTE: Husband Joseph Buddinger was in Civil War, Co. D. 48 PA.
(con' t on next page)
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Bear Gap Cemetery (continued):

On Goverment Marker along side JOSEPH & Mary K. BUDDINGER.
ADAM L. L. BUDDINGER - PA.
....... 1st Lieut. 158 Depot Brig. World War I .. b. Jan 6, 1887 .. d. Feb 2, 1949
Along side Adam's marker is
SARAH E. BUDDINGER ..... 1883 - 1967



ST. PETER"S Blue Church, lower end of Northumberland Co., north of Overlook, PA.
One large stone with KRIGBAUM on it, three small name stones in front:
ADAM E. KRIGBAUM ................ b. Mar 10, 1863 .. d. Nov 8, 1930
Wife- JENNIE A. KRIGBAUM ...... b. Jan 22, 1866 .. d. Jul 4, 1958
Dau-NAOMI KRIGBAUM ............. b. Apr 4, 1890 .. d. Jan 28, 1911



MT. PLEASANT MILLS Cemetery, * mi west of Route 104:
Father ...... BENTON KREIGHBAUM .......1860 - 1942
Mother ..... AGNES KREIGHBAUM ......... 1860 - 1939
JOHN A. KREIGHBAUM ........................ 1882 - 1940
ANNIE B. KREIGHBAUM ........................ 1882 - 1970

FROM THE EDITORS: We are very indebted to MARGARET for these records as they help us to fit in many pieces to our HUGE puzzle. MARGARET noted that many of these names can be found in The KRICHBAUM HISTORY, pages 14, 15, 16. She has them all identified and neatly typed but due to space I retyped them and abbreviated as much as possible.

LETTER FROM: Mrs. STANLEY A. GREEN
7247 Hatillo Avenue
Canoga Park, CA 91306
6 Feb 1980

Dear Carol;
Thanks ever so much for sending the back issues of the "Kriegbaum Heritage". I am really enjoying reading them and trying to put all the various families together.
I'm enclosing a copy of my pedigree charts showing my descent from BARBARA KREICHBAUM and JOHN HOY of Northumberland and/or Berks Co., Pa. As yet I have been unable to locate BARBARA's parents.As far as I know their daughter, MARY ELIZABETH HOY b. 1792, was the eldest child in the family, thus making BARBARA born probably between 1767 and 1774. JOHN HOY married a second time to ANNA MARIE _______. There were 15 children altogether, born between 1792 and 1825, and according to baptismal records, most likely those born between 1808 - 1825, were children of the second marriage. Therefore, BARBARA probably died somewhere between 1806-1808. If it would help, I can send you a group sheet on the HOY children. I didn't include it now because BARBARA the mother, is the only KREIGHBAUM I have.
Perhaps you will find something in your files to help me, and in the meantime I will keep on the look out for all KREICHBAUMS (and variant spellings). I did find two in my local phone book that you may want to add to your mailing list. Thanks again, and hopefully the hunting will be happy for all of us.

Sincerely, MURIEL GREEN


INTESTATE PAPER OF ADAM CREEBAUM
June 8th 1779
EVE MARY CREEBAUM and DAVID JONES,
administrators - ADAM CREEBAUM

Balance due upon passing final account on the deceased's estate.
£ 78..15..10 3/4 Currency.

Distribution as follows. One third or the above ballance
£ 26.5. 3* to the widow
Balance to four ch. £ 52.l0 7*
PHILLIP CREEBAUM, £ 78.l5 lO 3/4
BARBARA, ADAM & CHRISTINA - Each £ 13.2.7 3/4

DAVID JONES & MARY CREEBAUM,
bonds for distribution taken £ 64.28 81-

Thank you Mr. SNIFFEN for sharing this paper with us.
END KRIEGBAUM HERITAGE NEWSLETTER VOL. V, No. 3 - JUL 1980
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