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Martin Klunk1 (M)
b. circa 1746, d. 15 October 1795, #1718
Father* Peter Klunck
Mother*circa 1716Mary (?)
Birth*circa 1746Child; 2
Marriage* Groom; Bride: Catharine Grim3,4
Death*15 October 1795Deceased; Berwick Twp, York Co, PA5,6
 
CoParent Catharine Grim
Son*circa 1784Peter Klunk
Son*circa 1785Martin Klunk+
Son*2 December 1788John Klunk
Daughter*circa 1791Mary Klunk
Son*circa 1792Joseph Klunk
Daughter*circa 1793Anna Klunk
Daughter*14 October 1795Catherine Klunk

Citations
  1. [S469] Abstracts of Unrecorded Wills of York County, Pennsylvania 1749-1798.
  2. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family.
  3. [S1881] Records on the Clunk family compiled and supplied by Carleene Roe, <e-mail address> 8/2000, Carleene writes, "Catherine Grim is listed in Wood's 'Klunk Family History,' 'Riley Vol. 7, page 73,' and 'York Co Orphans Court, Book no. 1, page 246.'"
  4. [S1987] Martin Clunk probate, York Co Orphan's Court, Vol. G, p. 263, names his widow as Catharine.
  5. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Mr. Wood cites "McSherrystown, PA, Bicentennial Volume 1763-1963."
  6. [S204] Adams County (PA) Church Records of the Eighteenth Century, "Martin Clunk died 1795."

Elizabeth Klunck1 (F)
d. 31 July 1826, #1719
Father* Peter Klunck
Mother*circa 1716Mary (?)
Death*31 July 1826Deceased; 2

Citations
  1. [S469] Abstracts of Unrecorded Wills of York County, Pennsylvania 1749-1798.
  2. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel death records, V. I, p. ? On the PA GenWeb site, her death is listed "Gettysburg Newspaper deaths Aug 9, 1826 On 31st, Elizabeth Clunk, d/Martin Clunk of M'Sherrystown (in my database, she is listed as a daughter of Peter, not Martin, with a 31 Jul 1826 date of death).

Margaret Klunck1 (F)
#1720
Father* Peter Klunck
Mother*circa 1716Mary (?)

Citations
  1. [S469] Abstracts of Unrecorded Wills of York County, Pennsylvania 1749-1798.

Anna M. Klunck1 (F)
b. circa 1758, d. 4 September 1791, #1721
Father* Peter Klunck
Mother*circa 1716Mary (?)
Birth*circa 1758Child; 2
Married Name Marshall3
Marriage* Bride; Groom: Peter Marshall3
Death*4 September 1791Deceased; 4
Burial*6 September 1791Interred; Conewago Chapel Cemetery, York Co, PA5
 
CoParentcirca 1750Peter Marshall
Daughter*circa 1777Elizabeth Marshall+6

Citations
  1. [S469] Abstracts of Unrecorded Wills of York County, Pennsylvania 1749-1798.
  2. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Based on age 'about 33 years' on death record.
  3. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel death records, 'Anna Klunk wife of Peter Marshall.'
  4. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel death records V. 1, p. 262, Child b. Oct???
  5. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel death records V. 1, p. 262.
  6. [S2225] Klunk family records compiled and supplied 2/01 by Angela <e-mail address>, "Elizabeth Marshall b. ca. 1777 Berwick Twp, Adams Co, PA d. Mar 1818? m. Mathias Martin Sr. m. Mar 7 1797 Sacred Heart RCC, Conewago Twp, Adams Co, PA b. 1772 Berwick Twp, Adams Co, PA d. Feb 26 1815 Berwick Twp, Adams Co, PA. Elizabeth and all her siblings were named in Peter Marshall Sr's will, recorded at Gbg. in Will Book C, No. 848, dated Apr 22 1819. Peter Jr. and Henry Hemler, son-in-law were named executors. Accounts were settled on Dec 23 1823. She appears in the 1820 Census of Oxford Twp, Adams Co, Pa as a "widow" with 2 males age 10-15, 1 male 16-18, 2 females under 10, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 26-45. Letters of Admin for Elizabeth Martin's estate were granted to Wm. Boyd on Mar 10 1818 in Adams Co; accts were settled Jan 31 1839 (LDS)."

Magdalena Klunck1 (F)
b. circa 1764, #1722
Father* Peter Klunck
Mother*circa 1716Mary (?)
Birth*circa 1764Child; 2

Citations
  1. [S469] Abstracts of Unrecorded Wills of York County, Pennsylvania 1749-1798.
  2. [S806] Children of Peter Klunk, York So, PA Orphans Court Guardian Bk. D, p. 179, 9 Aug 1780, Magdalena was age 16.

Catharine Grim (F)
#1723
Marriage* Bride; Groom: Martin Klunk1,2
Married Name Klunk1,2
Married Namebefore 21 May 1806Richter3
Marriage*before 21 May 1806Bride; Groom: Joseph Richter3
 
CoParentcirca 1746Martin Klunk
Son*circa 1784Peter Klunk
Son*circa 1785Martin Klunk+
Son*2 December 1788John Klunk
Daughter*circa 1791Mary Klunk
Son*circa 1792Joseph Klunk
Daughter*circa 1793Anna Klunk
Daughter*14 October 1795Catherine Klunk

Citations
  1. [S1881] Records on the Clunk family compiled and supplied by Carleene Roe, <e-mail address> 8/2000, Carleene writes, "Catherine Grim is listed in Wood's 'Klunk Family History,' 'Riley Vol. 7, page 73,' and 'York Co Orphans Court, Book no. 1, page 246.'"
  2. [S1987] Martin Clunk probate, York Co Orphan's Court, Vol. G, p. 263, names his widow as Catharine.
  3. [S1987] Martin Clunk probate, York Co Orphan's Court, Vol. G, p. 263, names his widow as Catharine, York Co, PA Orphan's Court, Vol. I, p. 246, FHLC 22,150. Petition for Valuation by Peter Clunk, oldest son of Martin Clunk; the children are named and the widow has remarried to Joseph Richter before 21 May 1806.

Peter Marshall (M)
b. circa 1750, d. 22 April 1819, #1724
Birth*circa 1750Berks Co, PA1
Marriage* Groom; Bride: Anna M. Klunck2
Death*22 April 1819Deceased; Berwick Twp, Adams Co, PA1
 
CoParentcirca 1758Anna M. Klunck
Daughter*circa 1777Elizabeth Marshall+3

Citations
  1. [S2225] Klunk family records compiled and supplied 2/01 by Angela <e-mail address>, b. 175_ Berks Co, Pa d. Apr 22 1819 Berwick Twp, Adams Co, Pa. [son of Frantz Marshall, Sr and Margaret Grandadam]
  2. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel death records, 'Anna Klunk wife of Peter Marshall.'
  3. [S2225] Klunk family records compiled and supplied 2/01 by Angela <e-mail address>, "Elizabeth Marshall b. ca. 1777 Berwick Twp, Adams Co, PA d. Mar 1818? m. Mathias Martin Sr. m. Mar 7 1797 Sacred Heart RCC, Conewago Twp, Adams Co, PA b. 1772 Berwick Twp, Adams Co, PA d. Feb 26 1815 Berwick Twp, Adams Co, PA. Elizabeth and all her siblings were named in Peter Marshall Sr's will, recorded at Gbg. in Will Book C, No. 848, dated Apr 22 1819. Peter Jr. and Henry Hemler, son-in-law were named executors. Accounts were settled on Dec 23 1823. She appears in the 1820 Census of Oxford Twp, Adams Co, Pa as a "widow" with 2 males age 10-15, 1 male 16-18, 2 females under 10, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 26-45. Letters of Admin for Elizabeth Martin's estate were granted to Wm. Boyd on Mar 10 1818 in Adams Co; accts were settled Jan 31 1839 (LDS)."

Mary Ehrman1,2,3 (F)
d. circa 1791, #1725
Father* Joseph Ehrman
Mother* Catharina (?)
Marriage*circa 1775Bride; Groom: Peter Klunk4,3,2
Married Namecirca 1775Klunk4,3,2
Death*circa 1791Deceased;
 
CoParentcirca 1748Peter Klunk
Daughter* Theresa Klunk
Son*circa 1776Peter Klunk
Son*December 1777Joseph Klunk
Son*after 1782John Klunk
Daughter*circa 1788Mary Klunk
Daughter*circa 1790Catharine Klunk

Citations
  1. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family.
  2. [S1894] Will of Appolonia Ehrman.
  3. [S1218] Will of Joseph Ehrman, York Co, PA, Vol. J, p. 444, dated 24 July 1798"...I also give to my grandchildren Joseph, Peter and John sons and to Terezia, Mary and Catharina daughters of my daughter Mary, the Wife or Peter Klunk...".
  4. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Adams Co Will Bk. A p. 63.

Peter Klunk1,2,3 (M)
b. circa 1776, d. circa 1849, #1726
Father*circa 1748Peter Klunk
Mother* Mary Ehrman
Birth*circa 1776Child; Berwick Twp, York Co, PA4
Marriage*5 September 1809Groom; Bride: Christina Bross; Adams Co, PA5
Death*circa 1849Deceased; 4
Probate*10 October 1849Deceased; Adams Co, PA6

Citations
  1. [S1218] Will of Joseph Ehrman, York Co, PA, Vol. J, p. 444, dated 24 July 1798"...I also give to my grandchildren Joseph, Peter and John sons and to Terezia, Mary and Catharina daughters of my daughter Mary, the Wife or Peter Klunk...".
  2. [S1374] Will of Peter Klunk, Will Book R, p. 336, dated 11 Apr 1837, recorded 23 June 1837, York Co, PA, FHLC 22,136 in the custody of the LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. "In the name of God Amen. I Peter Klunk widower of Heidelberg Township in the County of York.... old and weak in body but yet of a sound and disposing mind memory and understanding.... And to the Revd Mr. Peken priest at the Blue Spring Chapel or if he would then be removed by death or otherwise to his successor in the same office I direct my executors to pay the sum of Twenty Dollars for administering divine service at my Funeral. ...I give and bequeath to my youngest son John he being the second son of that name the elder having died and left issue, One Bed and Bedstead, a chest and one Cow of the Value of Eighteen Dollars as my other sons have got and Sixty Dollars in Cash to be paid him in advance as as soon as it can be raised out of my effects for serving me since his age of twenty one years. And provided if I should survive the time of one year, and my son John thereafter continue with me farming faithfully as heretofore he shall have the sum of sixty dollars for every year he shall so continue besides his Clothing for his services out of the profits of my farm. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughters who are yet single and with me viz Mary, Therece, Elizabeth and Peggy each her bed and bedstead Chest coverlet and quilts which they now respectfully have and own in my house, and each one Table, Dough_?_ough and six chairs, an Iron kettle and Iron pot and a bed like those above mentioned to Peggy who has yet none and each such other articles of utensils as my married daughters are known to have received & all to be furnished at the expense of my Estate. And also I give each of my said daughters one Cow of the value of eighteen dollars at least and one Heiffer of the value of ten Dollars. & one sheep and two hogs or shoats[?] as my married daughters have got or the value thereof in Money if preferred all which articles shall be delivered or paid them respectively by my Executors in proper time after my Death. ....I give and bequeathe the surplus of the proceeds of my Estate not otherwise bequeathed to all my children viz Peter, Joseph, Mary and the children of my elder son John, Decd by representation of their Father. Therece & Catharine Married with Jacob Sterner, Elizabeth, Jacob, Anthony and Peggy, Anne married with John Elder and Martin, Lydia married with John Stornbauch, Judith married with Adam Strasbach, Apolonia married with Anthony Ginter and John to be parted and divided among them in equal shares the children of my departed son John to inherit their father's share as Tenants in common. And lastly I nominate my son Jacob Klunk and John Elder, my son in law Executors of this my last Will.... [he makes his mark] [teste: Henry and Michl Bucher]....".
  3. [S1894] Will of Appolonia Ehrman.
  4. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family.
  5. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel marriage records, V. 1, p. 233.
  6. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Letters of administration Nr. 2774.

Joseph Klunk1,2,3 (M)
b. December 1777, d. 13 October 1853, #1727
Father*circa 1748Peter Klunk
Mother* Mary Ehrman
Birth*December 1777Child; 4
Marriage*2 August 1803Groom; Bride: Mary Norbeck; Adams Co, PA5
Death*13 October 1853Deceased; Mt. Pleasant Twp, Adams Co, PA6
Burial*October 1853Interred; Conewago Chapel Cemetery, Adams Co, PA7
Probate Deceased; 8

Citations
  1. [S1218] Will of Joseph Ehrman, York Co, PA, Vol. J, p. 444, dated 24 July 1798"...I also give to my grandchildren Joseph, Peter and John sons and to Terezia, Mary and Catharina daughters of my daughter Mary, the Wife or Peter Klunk...".
  2. [S1374] Will of Peter Klunk, Will Book R, p. 336, dated 11 Apr 1837, recorded 23 June 1837, York Co, PA, FHLC 22,136 in the custody of the LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. "In the name of God Amen. I Peter Klunk widower of Heidelberg Township in the County of York.... old and weak in body but yet of a sound and disposing mind memory and understanding.... And to the Revd Mr. Peken priest at the Blue Spring Chapel or if he would then be removed by death or otherwise to his successor in the same office I direct my executors to pay the sum of Twenty Dollars for administering divine service at my Funeral. ...I give and bequeath to my youngest son John he being the second son of that name the elder having died and left issue, One Bed and Bedstead, a chest and one Cow of the Value of Eighteen Dollars as my other sons have got and Sixty Dollars in Cash to be paid him in advance as as soon as it can be raised out of my effects for serving me since his age of twenty one years. And provided if I should survive the time of one year, and my son John thereafter continue with me farming faithfully as heretofore he shall have the sum of sixty dollars for every year he shall so continue besides his Clothing for his services out of the profits of my farm. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughters who are yet single and with me viz Mary, Therece, Elizabeth and Peggy each her bed and bedstead Chest coverlet and quilts which they now respectfully have and own in my house, and each one Table, Dough_?_ough and six chairs, an Iron kettle and Iron pot and a bed like those above mentioned to Peggy who has yet none and each such other articles of utensils as my married daughters are known to have received & all to be furnished at the expense of my Estate. And also I give each of my said daughters one Cow of the value of eighteen dollars at least and one Heiffer of the value of ten Dollars. & one sheep and two hogs or shoats[?] as my married daughters have got or the value thereof in Money if preferred all which articles shall be delivered or paid them respectively by my Executors in proper time after my Death. ....I give and bequeathe the surplus of the proceeds of my Estate not otherwise bequeathed to all my children viz Peter, Joseph, Mary and the children of my elder son John, Decd by representation of their Father. Therece & Catharine Married with Jacob Sterner, Elizabeth, Jacob, Anthony and Peggy, Anne married with John Elder and Martin, Lydia married with John Stornbauch, Judith married with Adam Strasbach, Apolonia married with Anthony Ginter and John to be parted and divided among them in equal shares the children of my departed son John to inherit their father's share as Tenants in common. And lastly I nominate my son Jacob Klunk and John Elder, my son in law Executors of this my last Will.... [he makes his mark] [teste: Henry and Michl Bucher]....".
  3. [S1894] Will of Appolonia Ehrman.
  4. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Hanover Spectator (21 Oct 1853) 75 yrs 10 mo. or born 1776.
  5. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel marriage records, V. 1, p. 224.
  6. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, 77 years old per Conewago Chapel Cemetery records.
  7. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel cemetery records.
  8. [S1988] Probate of Joseph Klunk, Administrations Nr. 3520.

John Klunk1,2,3 (M)
b. after 1782, d. circa 1810, #1728
Father*circa 1748Peter Klunk
Mother* Mary Ehrman
Birth*after 1782Child; 4
Marriage*1 February 1807Groom; Bride: Susanna Conley; Adams Co, PA5
Death*circa 1810Deceased; Hanover Twp, York Co, PA4
Probate* Deceased; 6

Citations
  1. [S1218] Will of Joseph Ehrman, York Co, PA, Vol. J, p. 444, dated 24 July 1798"...I also give to my grandchildren Joseph, Peter and John sons and to Terezia, Mary and Catharina daughters of my daughter Mary, the Wife or Peter Klunk...".
  2. [S1374] Will of Peter Klunk, Will Book R, p. 336, dated 11 Apr 1837, recorded 23 June 1837, York Co, PA, FHLC 22,136 in the custody of the LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. "In the name of God Amen. I Peter Klunk widower of Heidelberg Township in the County of York.... old and weak in body but yet of a sound and disposing mind memory and understanding.... And to the Revd Mr. Peken priest at the Blue Spring Chapel or if he would then be removed by death or otherwise to his successor in the same office I direct my executors to pay the sum of Twenty Dollars for administering divine service at my Funeral. ...I give and bequeath to my youngest son John he being the second son of that name the elder having died and left issue, One Bed and Bedstead, a chest and one Cow of the Value of Eighteen Dollars as my other sons have got and Sixty Dollars in Cash to be paid him in advance as as soon as it can be raised out of my effects for serving me since his age of twenty one years. And provided if I should survive the time of one year, and my son John thereafter continue with me farming faithfully as heretofore he shall have the sum of sixty dollars for every year he shall so continue besides his Clothing for his services out of the profits of my farm. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughters who are yet single and with me viz Mary, Therece, Elizabeth and Peggy each her bed and bedstead Chest coverlet and quilts which they now respectfully have and own in my house, and each one Table, Dough_?_ough and six chairs, an Iron kettle and Iron pot and a bed like those above mentioned to Peggy who has yet none and each such other articles of utensils as my married daughters are known to have received & all to be furnished at the expense of my Estate. And also I give each of my said daughters one Cow of the value of eighteen dollars at least and one Heiffer of the value of ten Dollars. & one sheep and two hogs or shoats[?] as my married daughters have got or the value thereof in Money if preferred all which articles shall be delivered or paid them respectively by my Executors in proper time after my Death. ....I give and bequeathe the surplus of the proceeds of my Estate not otherwise bequeathed to all my children viz Peter, Joseph, Mary and the children of my elder son John, Decd by representation of their Father. Therece & Catharine Married with Jacob Sterner, Elizabeth, Jacob, Anthony and Peggy, Anne married with John Elder and Martin, Lydia married with John Stornbauch, Judith married with Adam Strasbach, Apolonia married with Anthony Ginter and John to be parted and divided among them in equal shares the children of my departed son John to inherit their father's share as Tenants in common. And lastly I nominate my son Jacob Klunk and John Elder, my son in law Executors of this my last Will.... [he makes his mark] [teste: Henry and Michl Bucher]....".
  3. [S1894] Will of Appolonia Ehrman.
  4. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family.
  5. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel marriage records, V. 1, p. 229.
  6. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, York Co Administrations CC-349, Orphans Ct. Bk. K and Bk. L.

Mary Klunk1,2,3,4 (F)
b. circa 1788, d. after 1850, #1729
Father*circa 1748Peter Klunk
Mother* Mary Ehrman
Birth*circa 1788Child; 5
Death*after 1850Deceased; 6

Citations
  1. [S1218] Will of Joseph Ehrman, York Co, PA, Vol. J, p. 444, dated 24 July 1798"...I also give to my grandchildren Joseph, Peter and John sons and to Terezia, Mary and Catharina daughters of my daughter Mary, the Wife or Peter Klunk...".
  2. [S1374] Will of Peter Klunk, Will Book R, p. 336, dated 11 Apr 1837, recorded 23 June 1837, York Co, PA, FHLC 22,136 in the custody of the LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. "In the name of God Amen. I Peter Klunk widower of Heidelberg Township in the County of York.... old and weak in body but yet of a sound and disposing mind memory and understanding.... And to the Revd Mr. Peken priest at the Blue Spring Chapel or if he would then be removed by death or otherwise to his successor in the same office I direct my executors to pay the sum of Twenty Dollars for administering divine service at my Funeral. ...I give and bequeath to my youngest son John he being the second son of that name the elder having died and left issue, One Bed and Bedstead, a chest and one Cow of the Value of Eighteen Dollars as my other sons have got and Sixty Dollars in Cash to be paid him in advance as as soon as it can be raised out of my effects for serving me since his age of twenty one years. And provided if I should survive the time of one year, and my son John thereafter continue with me farming faithfully as heretofore he shall have the sum of sixty dollars for every year he shall so continue besides his Clothing for his services out of the profits of my farm. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughters who are yet single and with me viz Mary, Therece, Elizabeth and Peggy each her bed and bedstead Chest coverlet and quilts which they now respectfully have and own in my house, and each one Table, Dough_?_ough and six chairs, an Iron kettle and Iron pot and a bed like those above mentioned to Peggy who has yet none and each such other articles of utensils as my married daughters are known to have received & all to be furnished at the expense of my Estate. And also I give each of my said daughters one Cow of the value of eighteen dollars at least and one Heiffer of the value of ten Dollars. & one sheep and two hogs or shoats[?] as my married daughters have got or the value thereof in Money if preferred all which articles shall be delivered or paid them respectively by my Executors in proper time after my Death. ....I give and bequeathe the surplus of the proceeds of my Estate not otherwise bequeathed to all my children viz Peter, Joseph, Mary and the children of my elder son John, Decd by representation of their Father. Therece & Catharine Married with Jacob Sterner, Elizabeth, Jacob, Anthony and Peggy, Anne married with John Elder and Martin, Lydia married with John Stornbauch, Judith married with Adam Strasbach, Apolonia married with Anthony Ginter and John to be parted and divided among them in equal shares the children of my departed son John to inherit their father's share as Tenants in common. And lastly I nominate my son Jacob Klunk and John Elder, my son in law Executors of this my last Will.... [he makes his mark] [teste: Henry and Michl Bucher]....".
  3. [S1894] Will of Appolonia Ehrman.
  4. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Mr. Wood writes that in the 1850 Census of Conewago Twp, Adams Co, PA, she was listed as unmarried.
  5. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Mr. Wood cites the 1850 Census Conewago Twp, Adams Co, PA.
  6. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family.

Theresa Klunk1,2,3 (F)
d. after 1843, #1730
Father*circa 1748Peter Klunk
Mother* Mary Ehrman
Death*after 1843Deceased; 4

Citations
  1. [S1218] Will of Joseph Ehrman, York Co, PA, Vol. J, p. 444, dated 24 July 1798"...I also give to my grandchildren Joseph, Peter and John sons and to Terezia, Mary and Catharina daughters of my daughter Mary, the Wife or Peter Klunk...".
  2. [S1374] Will of Peter Klunk, Will Book R, p. 336, dated 11 Apr 1837, recorded 23 June 1837, York Co, PA, FHLC 22,136 in the custody of the LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. "In the name of God Amen. I Peter Klunk widower of Heidelberg Township in the County of York.... old and weak in body but yet of a sound and disposing mind memory and understanding.... And to the Revd Mr. Peken priest at the Blue Spring Chapel or if he would then be removed by death or otherwise to his successor in the same office I direct my executors to pay the sum of Twenty Dollars for administering divine service at my Funeral. ...I give and bequeath to my youngest son John he being the second son of that name the elder having died and left issue, One Bed and Bedstead, a chest and one Cow of the Value of Eighteen Dollars as my other sons have got and Sixty Dollars in Cash to be paid him in advance as as soon as it can be raised out of my effects for serving me since his age of twenty one years. And provided if I should survive the time of one year, and my son John thereafter continue with me farming faithfully as heretofore he shall have the sum of sixty dollars for every year he shall so continue besides his Clothing for his services out of the profits of my farm. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughters who are yet single and with me viz Mary, Therece, Elizabeth and Peggy each her bed and bedstead Chest coverlet and quilts which they now respectfully have and own in my house, and each one Table, Dough_?_ough and six chairs, an Iron kettle and Iron pot and a bed like those above mentioned to Peggy who has yet none and each such other articles of utensils as my married daughters are known to have received & all to be furnished at the expense of my Estate. And also I give each of my said daughters one Cow of the value of eighteen dollars at least and one Heiffer of the value of ten Dollars. & one sheep and two hogs or shoats[?] as my married daughters have got or the value thereof in Money if preferred all which articles shall be delivered or paid them respectively by my Executors in proper time after my Death. ....I give and bequeathe the surplus of the proceeds of my Estate not otherwise bequeathed to all my children viz Peter, Joseph, Mary and the children of my elder son John, Decd by representation of their Father. Therece & Catharine Married with Jacob Sterner, Elizabeth, Jacob, Anthony and Peggy, Anne married with John Elder and Martin, Lydia married with John Stornbauch, Judith married with Adam Strasbach, Apolonia married with Anthony Ginter and John to be parted and divided among them in equal shares the children of my departed son John to inherit their father's share as Tenants in common. And lastly I nominate my son Jacob Klunk and John Elder, my son in law Executors of this my last Will.... [he makes his mark] [teste: Henry and Michl Bucher]....".
  3. [S1894] Will of Appolonia Ehrman.
  4. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family.

Christina Bross (F)
#1731
Marriage*5 September 1809Bride; Groom: Peter Klunk; Adams Co, PA1
Married Name5 September 1809Klunk1

Citations
  1. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel marriage records, V. 1, p. 233.

Mary Norbeck (F)
#1732
Marriage*2 August 1803Bride; Groom: Joseph Klunk; Adams Co, PA1
Married Name2 August 1803Klunk1

Citations
  1. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel marriage records, V. 1, p. 224.

Susanna Conley (F)
#1733
Marriage*1 February 1807Bride; Groom: John Klunk; Adams Co, PA1
Married Name1 February 1807Klunk1

Citations
  1. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel marriage records, V. 1, p. 229.

Catharine Klunk1,2,3 (F)
b. circa 1790, d. 19 July 1840, #1734
Father*circa 1748Peter Klunk
Mother* Mary Ehrman
Birth*circa 1790Child; 4
Married Name10 February 1812Sterner5,2,6
Marriage*10 February 1812Bride; Groom: Jacob Sterner; Adams Co, PA5,2,6
Death*19 July 1840Deceased; Heidelberg Twp, York Co, PA7

Citations
  1. [S1218] Will of Joseph Ehrman, York Co, PA, Vol. J, p. 444, dated 24 July 1798"...I also give to my grandchildren Joseph, Peter and John sons and to Terezia, Mary and Catharina daughters of my daughter Mary, the Wife or Peter Klunk...".
  2. [S1374] Will of Peter Klunk, Will Book R, p. 336, dated 11 Apr 1837, recorded 23 June 1837, York Co, PA, FHLC 22,136 in the custody of the LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. "In the name of God Amen. I Peter Klunk widower of Heidelberg Township in the County of York.... old and weak in body but yet of a sound and disposing mind memory and understanding.... And to the Revd Mr. Peken priest at the Blue Spring Chapel or if he would then be removed by death or otherwise to his successor in the same office I direct my executors to pay the sum of Twenty Dollars for administering divine service at my Funeral. ...I give and bequeath to my youngest son John he being the second son of that name the elder having died and left issue, One Bed and Bedstead, a chest and one Cow of the Value of Eighteen Dollars as my other sons have got and Sixty Dollars in Cash to be paid him in advance as as soon as it can be raised out of my effects for serving me since his age of twenty one years. And provided if I should survive the time of one year, and my son John thereafter continue with me farming faithfully as heretofore he shall have the sum of sixty dollars for every year he shall so continue besides his Clothing for his services out of the profits of my farm. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughters who are yet single and with me viz Mary, Therece, Elizabeth and Peggy each her bed and bedstead Chest coverlet and quilts which they now respectfully have and own in my house, and each one Table, Dough_?_ough and six chairs, an Iron kettle and Iron pot and a bed like those above mentioned to Peggy who has yet none and each such other articles of utensils as my married daughters are known to have received & all to be furnished at the expense of my Estate. And also I give each of my said daughters one Cow of the value of eighteen dollars at least and one Heiffer of the value of ten Dollars. & one sheep and two hogs or shoats[?] as my married daughters have got or the value thereof in Money if preferred all which articles shall be delivered or paid them respectively by my Executors in proper time after my Death. ....I give and bequeathe the surplus of the proceeds of my Estate not otherwise bequeathed to all my children viz Peter, Joseph, Mary and the children of my elder son John, Decd by representation of their Father. Therece & Catharine Married with Jacob Sterner, Elizabeth, Jacob, Anthony and Peggy, Anne married with John Elder and Martin, Lydia married with John Stornbauch, Judith married with Adam Strasbach, Apolonia married with Anthony Ginter and John to be parted and divided among them in equal shares the children of my departed son John to inherit their father's share as Tenants in common. And lastly I nominate my son Jacob Klunk and John Elder, my son in law Executors of this my last Will.... [he makes his mark] [teste: Henry and Michl Bucher]....".
  3. [S1894] Will of Appolonia Ehrman.
  4. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family.
  5. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel marriage records V. 1, p. 236.
  6. [S1895] Petition of Jacob Sterner, York Co, PA Orphans Court, Vol. T, p. 103, FHLC 22,157, 29 Jan 1839, "Klunk. Upon the petition and affidavit of Jacob Sterner, intermarried with Catharine one of the Daughters of Peter Klunk Deceased stating that Jacob Clunk and John Elder the Executors of the Will of said deceased are wasting and mismanaging the Estate or property under their charge and praying that a citation may be issued requiring them to show cause why they should not give security or be dismissed from their trust-- whereupon the Court award a citation upon the said Jacob Klunk and John Elder to be and appear at an Orphans Court to be held at York for the County of York on the 19th day of February next, then and there to show cause why they should not give security for the faithfull performance of their trust or be discharged from their executorship".
  7. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, York Co Adms Bk NN, p. 228.

Jacob Sterner (M)
#1735
Marriage*10 February 1812Groom; Bride: Catharine Klunk; Adams Co, PA1,2,3

Citations
  1. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel marriage records V. 1, p. 236.
  2. [S1374] Will of Peter Klunk, Will Book R, p. 336, dated 11 Apr 1837, recorded 23 June 1837, York Co, PA, FHLC 22,136 in the custody of the LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. "In the name of God Amen. I Peter Klunk widower of Heidelberg Township in the County of York.... old and weak in body but yet of a sound and disposing mind memory and understanding.... And to the Revd Mr. Peken priest at the Blue Spring Chapel or if he would then be removed by death or otherwise to his successor in the same office I direct my executors to pay the sum of Twenty Dollars for administering divine service at my Funeral. ...I give and bequeath to my youngest son John he being the second son of that name the elder having died and left issue, One Bed and Bedstead, a chest and one Cow of the Value of Eighteen Dollars as my other sons have got and Sixty Dollars in Cash to be paid him in advance as as soon as it can be raised out of my effects for serving me since his age of twenty one years. And provided if I should survive the time of one year, and my son John thereafter continue with me farming faithfully as heretofore he shall have the sum of sixty dollars for every year he shall so continue besides his Clothing for his services out of the profits of my farm. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughters who are yet single and with me viz Mary, Therece, Elizabeth and Peggy each her bed and bedstead Chest coverlet and quilts which they now respectfully have and own in my house, and each one Table, Dough_?_ough and six chairs, an Iron kettle and Iron pot and a bed like those above mentioned to Peggy who has yet none and each such other articles of utensils as my married daughters are known to have received & all to be furnished at the expense of my Estate. And also I give each of my said daughters one Cow of the value of eighteen dollars at least and one Heiffer of the value of ten Dollars. & one sheep and two hogs or shoats[?] as my married daughters have got or the value thereof in Money if preferred all which articles shall be delivered or paid them respectively by my Executors in proper time after my Death. ....I give and bequeathe the surplus of the proceeds of my Estate not otherwise bequeathed to all my children viz Peter, Joseph, Mary and the children of my elder son John, Decd by representation of their Father. Therece & Catharine Married with Jacob Sterner, Elizabeth, Jacob, Anthony and Peggy, Anne married with John Elder and Martin, Lydia married with John Stornbauch, Judith married with Adam Strasbach, Apolonia married with Anthony Ginter and John to be parted and divided among them in equal shares the children of my departed son John to inherit their father's share as Tenants in common. And lastly I nominate my son Jacob Klunk and John Elder, my son in law Executors of this my last Will.... [he makes his mark] [teste: Henry and Michl Bucher]....".
  3. [S1895] Petition of Jacob Sterner, York Co, PA Orphans Court, Vol. T, p. 103, FHLC 22,157, 29 Jan 1839, "Klunk. Upon the petition and affidavit of Jacob Sterner, intermarried with Catharine one of the Daughters of Peter Klunk Deceased stating that Jacob Clunk and John Elder the Executors of the Will of said deceased are wasting and mismanaging the Estate or property under their charge and praying that a citation may be issued requiring them to show cause why they should not give security or be dismissed from their trust-- whereupon the Court award a citation upon the said Jacob Klunk and John Elder to be and appear at an Orphans Court to be held at York for the County of York on the 19th day of February next, then and there to show cause why they should not give security for the faithfull performance of their trust or be discharged from their executorship".

Jacob Klunk1 (M)
b. 16 September 1794, d. 2 November 1871, #1736
Father*circa 1748Peter Klunk
Mother* Elizabeth Weber
Biography* Jacob Kluck was a fencemaker.
Birth*16 September 1794Child; 2
Marriage*17 April 1827Groom; Bride: Mary Ann Fleshman3
Death*2 November 1871Deceased; Heidelberg Twp, York Co, PA4,5
Burial*November 1871Interred; Conewago Chapel Cemetery, York Co, PA2
Probate Deceased; 6

Citations
  1. [S1374] Will of Peter Klunk, Will Book R, p. 336, dated 11 Apr 1837, recorded 23 June 1837, York Co, PA, FHLC 22,136 in the custody of the LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. "In the name of God Amen. I Peter Klunk widower of Heidelberg Township in the County of York.... old and weak in body but yet of a sound and disposing mind memory and understanding.... And to the Revd Mr. Peken priest at the Blue Spring Chapel or if he would then be removed by death or otherwise to his successor in the same office I direct my executors to pay the sum of Twenty Dollars for administering divine service at my Funeral. ...I give and bequeath to my youngest son John he being the second son of that name the elder having died and left issue, One Bed and Bedstead, a chest and one Cow of the Value of Eighteen Dollars as my other sons have got and Sixty Dollars in Cash to be paid him in advance as as soon as it can be raised out of my effects for serving me since his age of twenty one years. And provided if I should survive the time of one year, and my son John thereafter continue with me farming faithfully as heretofore he shall have the sum of sixty dollars for every year he shall so continue besides his Clothing for his services out of the profits of my farm. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughters who are yet single and with me viz Mary, Therece, Elizabeth and Peggy each her bed and bedstead Chest coverlet and quilts which they now respectfully have and own in my house, and each one Table, Dough_?_ough and six chairs, an Iron kettle and Iron pot and a bed like those above mentioned to Peggy who has yet none and each such other articles of utensils as my married daughters are known to have received & all to be furnished at the expense of my Estate. And also I give each of my said daughters one Cow of the value of eighteen dollars at least and one Heiffer of the value of ten Dollars. & one sheep and two hogs or shoats[?] as my married daughters have got or the value thereof in Money if preferred all which articles shall be delivered or paid them respectively by my Executors in proper time after my Death. ....I give and bequeathe the surplus of the proceeds of my Estate not otherwise bequeathed to all my children viz Peter, Joseph, Mary and the children of my elder son John, Decd by representation of their Father. Therece & Catharine Married with Jacob Sterner, Elizabeth, Jacob, Anthony and Peggy, Anne married with John Elder and Martin, Lydia married with John Stornbauch, Judith married with Adam Strasbach, Apolonia married with Anthony Ginter and John to be parted and divided among them in equal shares the children of my departed son John to inherit their father's share as Tenants in common. And lastly I nominate my son Jacob Klunk and John Elder, my son in law Executors of this my last Will.... [he makes his mark] [teste: Henry and Michl Bucher]....".
  2. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel Cemetery Records.
  3. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel marriage records, V. 1, p. 254.
  4. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel Cemetery Records.
  5. [S284] The Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus 'Conewago Chapel' Edge Grove, Adams Co., PA. Death & Burial Records 1752-1979.
  6. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, York Co Wills Bk Y, p. 271.

Anthony Klunk1,2,3 (M)
b. 29 July 1795, d. May 1845, #1737
Father*circa 1748Peter Klunk
Mother* Elizabeth Weber
Biography* Anthony was a shoemaker.
Birth229 September 1794Child; 4,3
Birth*29 July 1795Child; Adams Co, PA5,6
Baptism10 October 1795Baptized; Conewago Chapel, Adams Co, PA, Catholic2
Marriage*26 May 1817Groom; Bride: Ann Elizabeth Elder; Adams Co, PA5,7,3
Death*May 1845Deceased; Columbiana Co, OH8
Probate*June 1849Deceased; Columbiana Co, OH9
 
CoParent21 December 1794Ann Elizabeth Elder
Son*13 December 1817Jacob Clunk+
Daughter*20 April 1819Eliza Clunk
Son*23 June 1820John Clunk+
Daughter*8 September 1822Mary Ann Clunk
Son*24 July 1825Martin Clunk+
Son*circa 1826Charles Clunk
Son*circa 1826Anthony Clunk+
Son*13 February 1829Nicholas Marshall Clunk+
Daughter*6 June 1831Rebecca Ann Clunk+
Son*circa 1834Joseph Clunk
Daughter*15 August 1834Margaret Ann Clunk+
Son*October 1837William Clunk+
Son*1839Peter Clunk
Daughter*circa 1842Catharine Clunk
Daughter*circa 1844Ann Maria Clunk

Citations
  1. [S1374] Will of Peter Klunk, Will Book R, p. 336, dated 11 Apr 1837, recorded 23 June 1837, York Co, PA, FHLC 22,136 in the custody of the LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. "In the name of God Amen. I Peter Klunk widower of Heidelberg Township in the County of York.... old and weak in body but yet of a sound and disposing mind memory and understanding.... And to the Revd Mr. Peken priest at the Blue Spring Chapel or if he would then be removed by death or otherwise to his successor in the same office I direct my executors to pay the sum of Twenty Dollars for administering divine service at my Funeral. ...I give and bequeath to my youngest son John he being the second son of that name the elder having died and left issue, One Bed and Bedstead, a chest and one Cow of the Value of Eighteen Dollars as my other sons have got and Sixty Dollars in Cash to be paid him in advance as as soon as it can be raised out of my effects for serving me since his age of twenty one years. And provided if I should survive the time of one year, and my son John thereafter continue with me farming faithfully as heretofore he shall have the sum of sixty dollars for every year he shall so continue besides his Clothing for his services out of the profits of my farm. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughters who are yet single and with me viz Mary, Therece, Elizabeth and Peggy each her bed and bedstead Chest coverlet and quilts which they now respectfully have and own in my house, and each one Table, Dough_?_ough and six chairs, an Iron kettle and Iron pot and a bed like those above mentioned to Peggy who has yet none and each such other articles of utensils as my married daughters are known to have received & all to be furnished at the expense of my Estate. And also I give each of my said daughters one Cow of the value of eighteen dollars at least and one Heiffer of the value of ten Dollars. & one sheep and two hogs or shoats[?] as my married daughters have got or the value thereof in Money if preferred all which articles shall be delivered or paid them respectively by my Executors in proper time after my Death. ....I give and bequeathe the surplus of the proceeds of my Estate not otherwise bequeathed to all my children viz Peter, Joseph, Mary and the children of my elder son John, Decd by representation of their Father. Therece & Catharine Married with Jacob Sterner, Elizabeth, Jacob, Anthony and Peggy, Anne married with John Elder and Martin, Lydia married with John Stornbauch, Judith married with Adam Strasbach, Apolonia married with Anthony Ginter and John to be parted and divided among them in equal shares the children of my departed son John to inherit their father's share as Tenants in common. And lastly I nominate my son Jacob Klunk and John Elder, my son in law Executors of this my last Will.... [he makes his mark] [teste: Henry and Michl Bucher]....".
  2. [S204] Adams County (PA) Church Records of the Eighteenth Century.
  3. [S2113] History of the Upper Ohio Valley, Columbiana County.
  4. [S204] Adams County (PA) Church Records of the Eighteenth Century, p. 192, "Anthony Clunk of Peter & Elizabeth Clunk; b. Sep 29, 1794; bapt. Oct 10 1795; spon: Henry Klein & Helena Weber; I-15."
  5. [S432] History of Upper Ohio Valley.
  6. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel Birth Records V. 1, p. 15.
  7. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel marriage records V. 1, p. 241.
  8. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Pension file son Joseph and York Co Deed Bk 3U, p. 389.
  9. [S553] Girard Flory and Margaret A. Clunk family records supplied 6/2000 by Claudette M. Rogers <e-mail address>.

Margarita 'Peggy' Klunk1,2 (M)
b. 30 September 1797, d. 16 September 1882, #1738
Father*circa 1748Peter Klunk
Mother* Elizabeth Weber
Birth*30 September 1797Child; 3,4
Baptism14 December 1797Baptized; Conewago Chapel, Adams Co, PA, Catholic3
Death*16 September 1882Deceased; McSherrystown, Conewago Twp, Adams Co, PA5

Citations
  1. [S1374] Will of Peter Klunk, Will Book R, p. 336, dated 11 Apr 1837, recorded 23 June 1837, York Co, PA, FHLC 22,136 in the custody of the LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. "In the name of God Amen. I Peter Klunk widower of Heidelberg Township in the County of York.... old and weak in body but yet of a sound and disposing mind memory and understanding.... And to the Revd Mr. Peken priest at the Blue Spring Chapel or if he would then be removed by death or otherwise to his successor in the same office I direct my executors to pay the sum of Twenty Dollars for administering divine service at my Funeral. ...I give and bequeath to my youngest son John he being the second son of that name the elder having died and left issue, One Bed and Bedstead, a chest and one Cow of the Value of Eighteen Dollars as my other sons have got and Sixty Dollars in Cash to be paid him in advance as as soon as it can be raised out of my effects for serving me since his age of twenty one years. And provided if I should survive the time of one year, and my son John thereafter continue with me farming faithfully as heretofore he shall have the sum of sixty dollars for every year he shall so continue besides his Clothing for his services out of the profits of my farm. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughters who are yet single and with me viz Mary, Therece, Elizabeth and Peggy each her bed and bedstead Chest coverlet and quilts which they now respectfully have and own in my house, and each one Table, Dough_?_ough and six chairs, an Iron kettle and Iron pot and a bed like those above mentioned to Peggy who has yet none and each such other articles of utensils as my married daughters are known to have received & all to be furnished at the expense of my Estate. And also I give each of my said daughters one Cow of the value of eighteen dollars at least and one Heiffer of the value of ten Dollars. & one sheep and two hogs or shoats[?] as my married daughters have got or the value thereof in Money if preferred all which articles shall be delivered or paid them respectively by my Executors in proper time after my Death. ....I give and bequeathe the surplus of the proceeds of my Estate not otherwise bequeathed to all my children viz Peter, Joseph, Mary and the children of my elder son John, Decd by representation of their Father. Therece & Catharine Married with Jacob Sterner, Elizabeth, Jacob, Anthony and Peggy, Anne married with John Elder and Martin, Lydia married with John Stornbauch, Judith married with Adam Strasbach, Apolonia married with Anthony Ginter and John to be parted and divided among them in equal shares the children of my departed son John to inherit their father's share as Tenants in common. And lastly I nominate my son Jacob Klunk and John Elder, my son in law Executors of this my last Will.... [he makes his mark] [teste: Henry and Michl Bucher]....".
  2. [S204] Adams County (PA) Church Records of the Eighteenth Century.
  3. [S204] Adams County (PA) Church Records of the Eighteenth Century, p. 196, "Margarita Clunk of Peter & Elisabeth Clunk; b. Sep 30, 1797; bapt; Dec 14 1797; spon: Richard & Margarita Adam; I-22."
  4. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel birth records V. 1, p. 22.
  5. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Hanover Herald.

Elizabeth Klunk1 (F)
b. circa 1800, d. after 1870, #1739
Father*circa 1748Peter Klunk
Mother* Elizabeth Weber
Birth*circa 1800Child; 2
Death*after 1870Deceased; 3

Citations
  1. [S1374] Will of Peter Klunk, Will Book R, p. 336, dated 11 Apr 1837, recorded 23 June 1837, York Co, PA, FHLC 22,136 in the custody of the LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. "In the name of God Amen. I Peter Klunk widower of Heidelberg Township in the County of York.... old and weak in body but yet of a sound and disposing mind memory and understanding.... And to the Revd Mr. Peken priest at the Blue Spring Chapel or if he would then be removed by death or otherwise to his successor in the same office I direct my executors to pay the sum of Twenty Dollars for administering divine service at my Funeral. ...I give and bequeath to my youngest son John he being the second son of that name the elder having died and left issue, One Bed and Bedstead, a chest and one Cow of the Value of Eighteen Dollars as my other sons have got and Sixty Dollars in Cash to be paid him in advance as as soon as it can be raised out of my effects for serving me since his age of twenty one years. And provided if I should survive the time of one year, and my son John thereafter continue with me farming faithfully as heretofore he shall have the sum of sixty dollars for every year he shall so continue besides his Clothing for his services out of the profits of my farm. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughters who are yet single and with me viz Mary, Therece, Elizabeth and Peggy each her bed and bedstead Chest coverlet and quilts which they now respectfully have and own in my house, and each one Table, Dough_?_ough and six chairs, an Iron kettle and Iron pot and a bed like those above mentioned to Peggy who has yet none and each such other articles of utensils as my married daughters are known to have received & all to be furnished at the expense of my Estate. And also I give each of my said daughters one Cow of the value of eighteen dollars at least and one Heiffer of the value of ten Dollars. & one sheep and two hogs or shoats[?] as my married daughters have got or the value thereof in Money if preferred all which articles shall be delivered or paid them respectively by my Executors in proper time after my Death. ....I give and bequeathe the surplus of the proceeds of my Estate not otherwise bequeathed to all my children viz Peter, Joseph, Mary and the children of my elder son John, Decd by representation of their Father. Therece & Catharine Married with Jacob Sterner, Elizabeth, Jacob, Anthony and Peggy, Anne married with John Elder and Martin, Lydia married with John Stornbauch, Judith married with Adam Strasbach, Apolonia married with Anthony Ginter and John to be parted and divided among them in equal shares the children of my departed son John to inherit their father's share as Tenants in common. And lastly I nominate my son Jacob Klunk and John Elder, my son in law Executors of this my last Will.... [he makes his mark] [teste: Henry and Michl Bucher]....".
  2. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, 1850 Census Conewago Twp, Adams Co, PA, p. 567.
  3. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Last found on 1870 Census Conewago Twp, Adams Co, PA.

Anne Klunk1 (F)
b. 25 June 1801, d. 13 December 1887, #1740
Father*circa 1748Peter Klunk
Mother* Elizabeth Weber
Birth*25 June 1801Child; Adams Co, PA2
Married Name7 August 1823Elder3,1
Marriage*7 August 1823Bride; Groom: John Elder; Adams Co, PA3,1
Death*13 December 1887Deceased; Pigeon Hills, Adams Co, PA4

Citations
  1. [S1374] Will of Peter Klunk, Will Book R, p. 336, dated 11 Apr 1837, recorded 23 June 1837, York Co, PA, FHLC 22,136 in the custody of the LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. "In the name of God Amen. I Peter Klunk widower of Heidelberg Township in the County of York.... old and weak in body but yet of a sound and disposing mind memory and understanding.... And to the Revd Mr. Peken priest at the Blue Spring Chapel or if he would then be removed by death or otherwise to his successor in the same office I direct my executors to pay the sum of Twenty Dollars for administering divine service at my Funeral. ...I give and bequeath to my youngest son John he being the second son of that name the elder having died and left issue, One Bed and Bedstead, a chest and one Cow of the Value of Eighteen Dollars as my other sons have got and Sixty Dollars in Cash to be paid him in advance as as soon as it can be raised out of my effects for serving me since his age of twenty one years. And provided if I should survive the time of one year, and my son John thereafter continue with me farming faithfully as heretofore he shall have the sum of sixty dollars for every year he shall so continue besides his Clothing for his services out of the profits of my farm. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughters who are yet single and with me viz Mary, Therece, Elizabeth and Peggy each her bed and bedstead Chest coverlet and quilts which they now respectfully have and own in my house, and each one Table, Dough_?_ough and six chairs, an Iron kettle and Iron pot and a bed like those above mentioned to Peggy who has yet none and each such other articles of utensils as my married daughters are known to have received & all to be furnished at the expense of my Estate. And also I give each of my said daughters one Cow of the value of eighteen dollars at least and one Heiffer of the value of ten Dollars. & one sheep and two hogs or shoats[?] as my married daughters have got or the value thereof in Money if preferred all which articles shall be delivered or paid them respectively by my Executors in proper time after my Death. ....I give and bequeathe the surplus of the proceeds of my Estate not otherwise bequeathed to all my children viz Peter, Joseph, Mary and the children of my elder son John, Decd by representation of their Father. Therece & Catharine Married with Jacob Sterner, Elizabeth, Jacob, Anthony and Peggy, Anne married with John Elder and Martin, Lydia married with John Stornbauch, Judith married with Adam Strasbach, Apolonia married with Anthony Ginter and John to be parted and divided among them in equal shares the children of my departed son John to inherit their father's share as Tenants in common. And lastly I nominate my son Jacob Klunk and John Elder, my son in law Executors of this my last Will.... [he makes his mark] [teste: Henry and Michl Bucher]....".
  2. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel birth records V. 1, p. ?. The location was supplied by Claudette Rogers.
  3. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel marriage records V. 1, p. 249.
  4. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Hanover Herald, 7 Jan 1888.

Lydia Klunk1 (F)
d. 22 January 1893, #1741
Father*circa 1748Peter Klunk
Mother* Elizabeth Weber
Birth* Child; 2
Married Name1 November 1828Stornbaugh3,1
Marriage*1 November 1828Bride; Groom: John Stornbaugh; Adams Co, PA3,1
Death*22 January 1893Deceased; PA4,5
 
CoParentcirca 1803John Stornbaugh
Daughter*circa 1829Maria Stornbaugh
Daughter*26 November 1830Susan Stambach
Son*17 November 1832Peter Lewis Stornbaugh
Daughter*circa 1834Anna Mary Stornbaugh
Son*31 October 1837Joseph Peter Stornbaugh
Daughter*7 August 1839Lydia Stormbach
Daughter*12 November 1845Helen Catherine Stormbacher

Citations
  1. [S1374] Will of Peter Klunk, Will Book R, p. 336, dated 11 Apr 1837, recorded 23 June 1837, York Co, PA, FHLC 22,136 in the custody of the LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. "In the name of God Amen. I Peter Klunk widower of Heidelberg Township in the County of York.... old and weak in body but yet of a sound and disposing mind memory and understanding.... And to the Revd Mr. Peken priest at the Blue Spring Chapel or if he would then be removed by death or otherwise to his successor in the same office I direct my executors to pay the sum of Twenty Dollars for administering divine service at my Funeral. ...I give and bequeath to my youngest son John he being the second son of that name the elder having died and left issue, One Bed and Bedstead, a chest and one Cow of the Value of Eighteen Dollars as my other sons have got and Sixty Dollars in Cash to be paid him in advance as as soon as it can be raised out of my effects for serving me since his age of twenty one years. And provided if I should survive the time of one year, and my son John thereafter continue with me farming faithfully as heretofore he shall have the sum of sixty dollars for every year he shall so continue besides his Clothing for his services out of the profits of my farm. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughters who are yet single and with me viz Mary, Therece, Elizabeth and Peggy each her bed and bedstead Chest coverlet and quilts which they now respectfully have and own in my house, and each one Table, Dough_?_ough and six chairs, an Iron kettle and Iron pot and a bed like those above mentioned to Peggy who has yet none and each such other articles of utensils as my married daughters are known to have received & all to be furnished at the expense of my Estate. And also I give each of my said daughters one Cow of the value of eighteen dollars at least and one Heiffer of the value of ten Dollars. & one sheep and two hogs or shoats[?] as my married daughters have got or the value thereof in Money if preferred all which articles shall be delivered or paid them respectively by my Executors in proper time after my Death. ....I give and bequeathe the surplus of the proceeds of my Estate not otherwise bequeathed to all my children viz Peter, Joseph, Mary and the children of my elder son John, Decd by representation of their Father. Therece & Catharine Married with Jacob Sterner, Elizabeth, Jacob, Anthony and Peggy, Anne married with John Elder and Martin, Lydia married with John Stornbauch, Judith married with Adam Strasbach, Apolonia married with Anthony Ginter and John to be parted and divided among them in equal shares the children of my departed son John to inherit their father's share as Tenants in common. And lastly I nominate my son Jacob Klunk and John Elder, my son in law Executors of this my last Will.... [he makes his mark] [teste: Henry and Michl Bucher]....".
  2. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family.
  3. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel marriage records V. 1, p. 256.
  4. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Mr. Wood indicated that she died after 1891.
  5. [S908] Clunk family records compiled and supplied by Phyllis Morefield, Jul 2000 <e-mail address>.

Judith Klunk1,2 (F)
b. 21 January 1809, d. after 1850, #1742
Father*circa 1748Peter Klunk
Mother* Elizabeth Weber
Birth*21 January 1809Child; 2,3
Baptism27 January 1809Baptized; Conewago Chapel, Adams Co, PA, Catholic2
Married Name Strasback1
Marriage* Bride; Groom: Adam Strasback1
Death*after 1850Deceased; 4

Citations
  1. [S1374] Will of Peter Klunk, Will Book R, p. 336, dated 11 Apr 1837, recorded 23 June 1837, York Co, PA, FHLC 22,136 in the custody of the LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. "In the name of God Amen. I Peter Klunk widower of Heidelberg Township in the County of York.... old and weak in body but yet of a sound and disposing mind memory and understanding.... And to the Revd Mr. Peken priest at the Blue Spring Chapel or if he would then be removed by death or otherwise to his successor in the same office I direct my executors to pay the sum of Twenty Dollars for administering divine service at my Funeral. ...I give and bequeath to my youngest son John he being the second son of that name the elder having died and left issue, One Bed and Bedstead, a chest and one Cow of the Value of Eighteen Dollars as my other sons have got and Sixty Dollars in Cash to be paid him in advance as as soon as it can be raised out of my effects for serving me since his age of twenty one years. And provided if I should survive the time of one year, and my son John thereafter continue with me farming faithfully as heretofore he shall have the sum of sixty dollars for every year he shall so continue besides his Clothing for his services out of the profits of my farm. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughters who are yet single and with me viz Mary, Therece, Elizabeth and Peggy each her bed and bedstead Chest coverlet and quilts which they now respectfully have and own in my house, and each one Table, Dough_?_ough and six chairs, an Iron kettle and Iron pot and a bed like those above mentioned to Peggy who has yet none and each such other articles of utensils as my married daughters are known to have received & all to be furnished at the expense of my Estate. And also I give each of my said daughters one Cow of the value of eighteen dollars at least and one Heiffer of the value of ten Dollars. & one sheep and two hogs or shoats[?] as my married daughters have got or the value thereof in Money if preferred all which articles shall be delivered or paid them respectively by my Executors in proper time after my Death. ....I give and bequeathe the surplus of the proceeds of my Estate not otherwise bequeathed to all my children viz Peter, Joseph, Mary and the children of my elder son John, Decd by representation of their Father. Therece & Catharine Married with Jacob Sterner, Elizabeth, Jacob, Anthony and Peggy, Anne married with John Elder and Martin, Lydia married with John Stornbauch, Judith married with Adam Strasbach, Apolonia married with Anthony Ginter and John to be parted and divided among them in equal shares the children of my departed son John to inherit their father's share as Tenants in common. And lastly I nominate my son Jacob Klunk and John Elder, my son in law Executors of this my last Will.... [he makes his mark] [teste: Henry and Michl Bucher]....".
  2. [S299] Albert Dudrear Jr., Arthur Cunningham and Frances Miller, The Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus 'Conewago Chapel' Edge Grove, Adams County, Pennsylvania, Baptism Records 1790-1890.
  3. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel birth records V. 1, p. 89.
  4. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, living Paradise Twp, York Co, PA in 1850 Census.

Apolonia Klunk1,2 (F)
b. 13 May 1811, d. 3 July 1899, #1743
Father*circa 1748Peter Klunk
Mother* Elizabeth Weber
Birth*13 May 1811Child; 2,3
Baptism25 May 1811Baptized; Conewago Chapel, Adams Co, PA, Catholic2
Married Name27 November 1832Ginter4,1
Marriage*27 November 1832Bride; Groom: Anthony Ginter; Adams Co, PA4,1
Death*3 July 1899Deceased; New Oxford, Adams Co, PA5

Citations
  1. [S1374] Will of Peter Klunk, Will Book R, p. 336, dated 11 Apr 1837, recorded 23 June 1837, York Co, PA, FHLC 22,136 in the custody of the LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. "In the name of God Amen. I Peter Klunk widower of Heidelberg Township in the County of York.... old and weak in body but yet of a sound and disposing mind memory and understanding.... And to the Revd Mr. Peken priest at the Blue Spring Chapel or if he would then be removed by death or otherwise to his successor in the same office I direct my executors to pay the sum of Twenty Dollars for administering divine service at my Funeral. ...I give and bequeath to my youngest son John he being the second son of that name the elder having died and left issue, One Bed and Bedstead, a chest and one Cow of the Value of Eighteen Dollars as my other sons have got and Sixty Dollars in Cash to be paid him in advance as as soon as it can be raised out of my effects for serving me since his age of twenty one years. And provided if I should survive the time of one year, and my son John thereafter continue with me farming faithfully as heretofore he shall have the sum of sixty dollars for every year he shall so continue besides his Clothing for his services out of the profits of my farm. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughters who are yet single and with me viz Mary, Therece, Elizabeth and Peggy each her bed and bedstead Chest coverlet and quilts which they now respectfully have and own in my house, and each one Table, Dough_?_ough and six chairs, an Iron kettle and Iron pot and a bed like those above mentioned to Peggy who has yet none and each such other articles of utensils as my married daughters are known to have received & all to be furnished at the expense of my Estate. And also I give each of my said daughters one Cow of the value of eighteen dollars at least and one Heiffer of the value of ten Dollars. & one sheep and two hogs or shoats[?] as my married daughters have got or the value thereof in Money if preferred all which articles shall be delivered or paid them respectively by my Executors in proper time after my Death. ....I give and bequeathe the surplus of the proceeds of my Estate not otherwise bequeathed to all my children viz Peter, Joseph, Mary and the children of my elder son John, Decd by representation of their Father. Therece & Catharine Married with Jacob Sterner, Elizabeth, Jacob, Anthony and Peggy, Anne married with John Elder and Martin, Lydia married with John Stornbauch, Judith married with Adam Strasbach, Apolonia married with Anthony Ginter and John to be parted and divided among them in equal shares the children of my departed son John to inherit their father's share as Tenants in common. And lastly I nominate my son Jacob Klunk and John Elder, my son in law Executors of this my last Will.... [he makes his mark] [teste: Henry and Michl Bucher]....".
  2. [S299] Albert Dudrear Jr., Arthur Cunningham and Frances Miller, The Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus 'Conewago Chapel' Edge Grove, Adams County, Pennsylvania, Baptism Records 1790-1890.
  3. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel birth records V. 1, p. 109.
  4. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel marriage records V. 1, p. 259.
  5. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Riely, V. 5, p. 595.

John Klunk1,2 (M)
b. 2 November 1813, d. 30 March 1891, #1744
Father*circa 1748Peter Klunk
Mother* Elizabeth Weber
Birth*2 November 1813Child; 2,3
Baptism26 November 1813Baptized; Conewago Chapel, Adams Co, PA, Catholic2
Death*30 March 1891Deceased; Hamilton Twp, Adams Co, PA4

Citations
  1. [S1374] Will of Peter Klunk, Will Book R, p. 336, dated 11 Apr 1837, recorded 23 June 1837, York Co, PA, FHLC 22,136 in the custody of the LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. "In the name of God Amen. I Peter Klunk widower of Heidelberg Township in the County of York.... old and weak in body but yet of a sound and disposing mind memory and understanding.... And to the Revd Mr. Peken priest at the Blue Spring Chapel or if he would then be removed by death or otherwise to his successor in the same office I direct my executors to pay the sum of Twenty Dollars for administering divine service at my Funeral. ...I give and bequeath to my youngest son John he being the second son of that name the elder having died and left issue, One Bed and Bedstead, a chest and one Cow of the Value of Eighteen Dollars as my other sons have got and Sixty Dollars in Cash to be paid him in advance as as soon as it can be raised out of my effects for serving me since his age of twenty one years. And provided if I should survive the time of one year, and my son John thereafter continue with me farming faithfully as heretofore he shall have the sum of sixty dollars for every year he shall so continue besides his Clothing for his services out of the profits of my farm. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughters who are yet single and with me viz Mary, Therece, Elizabeth and Peggy each her bed and bedstead Chest coverlet and quilts which they now respectfully have and own in my house, and each one Table, Dough_?_ough and six chairs, an Iron kettle and Iron pot and a bed like those above mentioned to Peggy who has yet none and each such other articles of utensils as my married daughters are known to have received & all to be furnished at the expense of my Estate. And also I give each of my said daughters one Cow of the value of eighteen dollars at least and one Heiffer of the value of ten Dollars. & one sheep and two hogs or shoats[?] as my married daughters have got or the value thereof in Money if preferred all which articles shall be delivered or paid them respectively by my Executors in proper time after my Death. ....I give and bequeathe the surplus of the proceeds of my Estate not otherwise bequeathed to all my children viz Peter, Joseph, Mary and the children of my elder son John, Decd by representation of their Father. Therece & Catharine Married with Jacob Sterner, Elizabeth, Jacob, Anthony and Peggy, Anne married with John Elder and Martin, Lydia married with John Stornbauch, Judith married with Adam Strasbach, Apolonia married with Anthony Ginter and John to be parted and divided among them in equal shares the children of my departed son John to inherit their father's share as Tenants in common. And lastly I nominate my son Jacob Klunk and John Elder, my son in law Executors of this my last Will.... [he makes his mark] [teste: Henry and Michl Bucher]....".
  2. [S299] Albert Dudrear Jr., Arthur Cunningham and Frances Miller, The Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus 'Conewago Chapel' Edge Grove, Adams County, Pennsylvania, Baptism Records 1790-1890.
  3. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel birth records V. 1, p. 131.
  4. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Adams Co Adms no. 6907, no issue.

Mary Ann Fleshman1 (F)
b. 4 November 1801, d. 2 November 1861, #1745
Birth*4 November 1801Child; 2
Marriage*17 April 1827Bride; Groom: Jacob Klunk3
Married Name17 April 1827Klunk3
Death*2 November 1861Deceased; 2
Burial*November 1861Interred; Conewago Chapel Cemetery, York Co, PA2

Citations
  1. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, daughter of Philip & Elizabeth (Foller) Fleshman.
  2. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel cemetery records.
  3. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel marriage records, V. 1, p. 254.

Ann Elizabeth Elder1,2 (F)
b. 21 December 1794, #1746
Birth*21 December 1794Child; Littletown, Adams Co, PA3,2
Marriage*26 May 1817Bride; Groom: Anthony Klunk; Adams Co, PA4,5,6
Married Name26 May 1817Klunk4,5,6
 
CoParent29 July 1795Anthony Klunk
Son*13 December 1817Jacob Clunk+
Daughter*20 April 1819Eliza Clunk
Son*23 June 1820John Clunk+
Daughter*8 September 1822Mary Ann Clunk
Son*24 July 1825Martin Clunk+
Son*circa 1826Charles Clunk
Son*circa 1826Anthony Clunk+
Son*13 February 1829Nicholas Marshall Clunk+
Daughter*6 June 1831Rebecca Ann Clunk+
Son*circa 1834Joseph Clunk
Daughter*15 August 1834Margaret Ann Clunk+
Son*October 1837William Clunk+
Son*1839Peter Clunk
Daughter*circa 1842Catharine Clunk
Daughter*circa 1844Ann Maria Clunk

Citations
  1. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Mr. Wood writes, "She might be the Mrs. Elizabeth Clunk who died 10 Aug 1878, aged 86 years 1 month 23 days per Hanover Spectator, 14 Aug 1878."
  2. [S905] Carlisle and Clunk family records from Peggy Duff Munson's FTM web page, July 2000, <e-mail address>, Peggy writes, "C. William Elder says that the mother of Anna Elizabeth Elder b. 12-21-1794 in Littletown, Adams, PA wife of Anthony Clunk was Mary Magdalen Adams b. 1772/1773 Her parents were Thomas Adams b. 7-5-1735 England m. c. 1760 d. 12-5-1776 Conewago, York Co., PA & Magdalena ? b. c. 1722 England died. 1-2-1826 Taneytown, MD."
  3. [S553] Girard Flory and Margaret A. Clunk family records supplied 6/2000 by Claudette M. Rogers <e-mail address>.
  4. [S432] History of Upper Ohio Valley.
  5. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel marriage records V. 1, p. 241.
  6. [S2113] History of the Upper Ohio Valley, Columbiana County.

John Elder (M)
#1747
Marriage*7 August 1823Groom; Bride: Anne Klunk; Adams Co, PA1,2

Citations
  1. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel marriage records V. 1, p. 249.
  2. [S1374] Will of Peter Klunk, Will Book R, p. 336, dated 11 Apr 1837, recorded 23 June 1837, York Co, PA, FHLC 22,136 in the custody of the LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. "In the name of God Amen. I Peter Klunk widower of Heidelberg Township in the County of York.... old and weak in body but yet of a sound and disposing mind memory and understanding.... And to the Revd Mr. Peken priest at the Blue Spring Chapel or if he would then be removed by death or otherwise to his successor in the same office I direct my executors to pay the sum of Twenty Dollars for administering divine service at my Funeral. ...I give and bequeath to my youngest son John he being the second son of that name the elder having died and left issue, One Bed and Bedstead, a chest and one Cow of the Value of Eighteen Dollars as my other sons have got and Sixty Dollars in Cash to be paid him in advance as as soon as it can be raised out of my effects for serving me since his age of twenty one years. And provided if I should survive the time of one year, and my son John thereafter continue with me farming faithfully as heretofore he shall have the sum of sixty dollars for every year he shall so continue besides his Clothing for his services out of the profits of my farm. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughters who are yet single and with me viz Mary, Therece, Elizabeth and Peggy each her bed and bedstead Chest coverlet and quilts which they now respectfully have and own in my house, and each one Table, Dough_?_ough and six chairs, an Iron kettle and Iron pot and a bed like those above mentioned to Peggy who has yet none and each such other articles of utensils as my married daughters are known to have received & all to be furnished at the expense of my Estate. And also I give each of my said daughters one Cow of the value of eighteen dollars at least and one Heiffer of the value of ten Dollars. & one sheep and two hogs or shoats[?] as my married daughters have got or the value thereof in Money if preferred all which articles shall be delivered or paid them respectively by my Executors in proper time after my Death. ....I give and bequeathe the surplus of the proceeds of my Estate not otherwise bequeathed to all my children viz Peter, Joseph, Mary and the children of my elder son John, Decd by representation of their Father. Therece & Catharine Married with Jacob Sterner, Elizabeth, Jacob, Anthony and Peggy, Anne married with John Elder and Martin, Lydia married with John Stornbauch, Judith married with Adam Strasbach, Apolonia married with Anthony Ginter and John to be parted and divided among them in equal shares the children of my departed son John to inherit their father's share as Tenants in common. And lastly I nominate my son Jacob Klunk and John Elder, my son in law Executors of this my last Will.... [he makes his mark] [teste: Henry and Michl Bucher]....".

John Stornbaugh1 (M)
b. circa 1803, d. before 13 January 1871, #1748
Birth*circa 1803Child; PA2
Marriage*1 November 1828Groom; Bride: Lydia Klunk; Adams Co, PA3,4
Marriage2*4 November 1828Groom; Adams Co, PA2
Death*before 13 January 1871Deceased; 2
 
CoParent Lydia Klunk
Daughter*circa 1829Maria Stornbaugh
Daughter*26 November 1830Susan Stambach
Son*17 November 1832Peter Lewis Stornbaugh
Daughter*circa 1834Anna Mary Stornbaugh
Son*31 October 1837Joseph Peter Stornbaugh
Daughter*7 August 1839Lydia Stormbach
Daughter*12 November 1845Helen Catherine Stormbacher

Citations
  1. [S908] Clunk family records compiled and supplied by Phyllis Morefield, Jul 2000 <e-mail address>, Although his surname was been spelled Stormbauch in records, Phyllis is a descendant of this line and tells us that the correct spelling is Stornbaugh.
  2. [S908] Clunk family records compiled and supplied by Phyllis Morefield, Jul 2000 <e-mail address>.
  3. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel marriage records V. 1, p. 256.
  4. [S1374] Will of Peter Klunk, Will Book R, p. 336, dated 11 Apr 1837, recorded 23 June 1837, York Co, PA, FHLC 22,136 in the custody of the LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. "In the name of God Amen. I Peter Klunk widower of Heidelberg Township in the County of York.... old and weak in body but yet of a sound and disposing mind memory and understanding.... And to the Revd Mr. Peken priest at the Blue Spring Chapel or if he would then be removed by death or otherwise to his successor in the same office I direct my executors to pay the sum of Twenty Dollars for administering divine service at my Funeral. ...I give and bequeath to my youngest son John he being the second son of that name the elder having died and left issue, One Bed and Bedstead, a chest and one Cow of the Value of Eighteen Dollars as my other sons have got and Sixty Dollars in Cash to be paid him in advance as as soon as it can be raised out of my effects for serving me since his age of twenty one years. And provided if I should survive the time of one year, and my son John thereafter continue with me farming faithfully as heretofore he shall have the sum of sixty dollars for every year he shall so continue besides his Clothing for his services out of the profits of my farm. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughters who are yet single and with me viz Mary, Therece, Elizabeth and Peggy each her bed and bedstead Chest coverlet and quilts which they now respectfully have and own in my house, and each one Table, Dough_?_ough and six chairs, an Iron kettle and Iron pot and a bed like those above mentioned to Peggy who has yet none and each such other articles of utensils as my married daughters are known to have received & all to be furnished at the expense of my Estate. And also I give each of my said daughters one Cow of the value of eighteen dollars at least and one Heiffer of the value of ten Dollars. & one sheep and two hogs or shoats[?] as my married daughters have got or the value thereof in Money if preferred all which articles shall be delivered or paid them respectively by my Executors in proper time after my Death. ....I give and bequeathe the surplus of the proceeds of my Estate not otherwise bequeathed to all my children viz Peter, Joseph, Mary and the children of my elder son John, Decd by representation of their Father. Therece & Catharine Married with Jacob Sterner, Elizabeth, Jacob, Anthony and Peggy, Anne married with John Elder and Martin, Lydia married with John Stornbauch, Judith married with Adam Strasbach, Apolonia married with Anthony Ginter and John to be parted and divided among them in equal shares the children of my departed son John to inherit their father's share as Tenants in common. And lastly I nominate my son Jacob Klunk and John Elder, my son in law Executors of this my last Will.... [he makes his mark] [teste: Henry and Michl Bucher]....".

Adam Strasback (M)
#1749
Marriage* Groom; Bride: Judith Klunk1

Citations
  1. [S1374] Will of Peter Klunk, Will Book R, p. 336, dated 11 Apr 1837, recorded 23 June 1837, York Co, PA, FHLC 22,136 in the custody of the LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. "In the name of God Amen. I Peter Klunk widower of Heidelberg Township in the County of York.... old and weak in body but yet of a sound and disposing mind memory and understanding.... And to the Revd Mr. Peken priest at the Blue Spring Chapel or if he would then be removed by death or otherwise to his successor in the same office I direct my executors to pay the sum of Twenty Dollars for administering divine service at my Funeral. ...I give and bequeath to my youngest son John he being the second son of that name the elder having died and left issue, One Bed and Bedstead, a chest and one Cow of the Value of Eighteen Dollars as my other sons have got and Sixty Dollars in Cash to be paid him in advance as as soon as it can be raised out of my effects for serving me since his age of twenty one years. And provided if I should survive the time of one year, and my son John thereafter continue with me farming faithfully as heretofore he shall have the sum of sixty dollars for every year he shall so continue besides his Clothing for his services out of the profits of my farm. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughters who are yet single and with me viz Mary, Therece, Elizabeth and Peggy each her bed and bedstead Chest coverlet and quilts which they now respectfully have and own in my house, and each one Table, Dough_?_ough and six chairs, an Iron kettle and Iron pot and a bed like those above mentioned to Peggy who has yet none and each such other articles of utensils as my married daughters are known to have received & all to be furnished at the expense of my Estate. And also I give each of my said daughters one Cow of the value of eighteen dollars at least and one Heiffer of the value of ten Dollars. & one sheep and two hogs or shoats[?] as my married daughters have got or the value thereof in Money if preferred all which articles shall be delivered or paid them respectively by my Executors in proper time after my Death. ....I give and bequeathe the surplus of the proceeds of my Estate not otherwise bequeathed to all my children viz Peter, Joseph, Mary and the children of my elder son John, Decd by representation of their Father. Therece & Catharine Married with Jacob Sterner, Elizabeth, Jacob, Anthony and Peggy, Anne married with John Elder and Martin, Lydia married with John Stornbauch, Judith married with Adam Strasbach, Apolonia married with Anthony Ginter and John to be parted and divided among them in equal shares the children of my departed son John to inherit their father's share as Tenants in common. And lastly I nominate my son Jacob Klunk and John Elder, my son in law Executors of this my last Will.... [he makes his mark] [teste: Henry and Michl Bucher]....".

Anthony Ginter (M)
#1750
Marriage*27 November 1832Groom; Bride: Apolonia Klunk; Adams Co, PA1,2

Citations
  1. [S459] Charles R. Wood, The Klunk (Clunk) Family, Conewago Chapel marriage records V. 1, p. 259.
  2. [S1374] Will of Peter Klunk, Will Book R, p. 336, dated 11 Apr 1837, recorded 23 June 1837, York Co, PA, FHLC 22,136 in the custody of the LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. "In the name of God Amen. I Peter Klunk widower of Heidelberg Township in the County of York.... old and weak in body but yet of a sound and disposing mind memory and understanding.... And to the Revd Mr. Peken priest at the Blue Spring Chapel or if he would then be removed by death or otherwise to his successor in the same office I direct my executors to pay the sum of Twenty Dollars for administering divine service at my Funeral. ...I give and bequeath to my youngest son John he being the second son of that name the elder having died and left issue, One Bed and Bedstead, a chest and one Cow of the Value of Eighteen Dollars as my other sons have got and Sixty Dollars in Cash to be paid him in advance as as soon as it can be raised out of my effects for serving me since his age of twenty one years. And provided if I should survive the time of one year, and my son John thereafter continue with me farming faithfully as heretofore he shall have the sum of sixty dollars for every year he shall so continue besides his Clothing for his services out of the profits of my farm. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughters who are yet single and with me viz Mary, Therece, Elizabeth and Peggy each her bed and bedstead Chest coverlet and quilts which they now respectfully have and own in my house, and each one Table, Dough_?_ough and six chairs, an Iron kettle and Iron pot and a bed like those above mentioned to Peggy who has yet none and each such other articles of utensils as my married daughters are known to have received & all to be furnished at the expense of my Estate. And also I give each of my said daughters one Cow of the value of eighteen dollars at least and one Heiffer of the value of ten Dollars. & one sheep and two hogs or shoats[?] as my married daughters have got or the value thereof in Money if preferred all which articles shall be delivered or paid them respectively by my Executors in proper time after my Death. ....I give and bequeathe the surplus of the proceeds of my Estate not otherwise bequeathed to all my children viz Peter, Joseph, Mary and the children of my elder son John, Decd by representation of their Father. Therece & Catharine Married with Jacob Sterner, Elizabeth, Jacob, Anthony and Peggy, Anne married with John Elder and Martin, Lydia married with John Stornbauch, Judith married with Adam Strasbach, Apolonia married with Anthony Ginter and John to be parted and divided among them in equal shares the children of my departed son John to inherit their father's share as Tenants in common. And lastly I nominate my son Jacob Klunk and John Elder, my son in law Executors of this my last Will.... [he makes his mark] [teste: Henry and Michl Bucher]....".

Joseph Richter (M)
#1751
Marriage*before 21 May 1806Groom; Bride: Catharine Grim1

Citations
  1. [S1987] Martin Clunk probate, York Co Orphan's Court, Vol. G, p. 263, names his widow as Catharine, York Co, PA Orphan's Court, Vol. I, p. 246, FHLC 22,150. Petition for Valuation by Peter Clunk, oldest son of Martin Clunk; the children are named and the widow has remarried to Joseph Richter before 21 May 1806.

Irene Keeney (F)
#1752
Married Name Gifford1
Marriage* Bride; Groom: Lafayette Gifford1
 
CoParent4 April 1837Lafayette Gifford
Son*1853Franklin Gifford

Citations
  1. [S2097] Gifford family records compiled and supplied by Wayne Gifford <e-mail address> 3/99.

Joseph Ehrman (M)
d. 1798, #1753
Marriage* Groom; Bride: Catharina (?)1
Death*1798Deceased; York Co, PA1
 
CoParent Catharina (?)
Daughter* Mary Ehrman+

Citations
  1. [S1218] Will of Joseph Ehrman, York Co, PA, Vol. J, p. 444, dated 24 July 1798"...I also give to my grandchildren Joseph, Peter and John sons and to Terezia, Mary and Catharina daughters of my daughter Mary, the Wife or Peter Klunk...".

Catharina (?) (F)
d. after 1798, #1754
Marriage* Bride; Groom: Joseph Ehrman1
Married Name Ehrman1
Death*after 1798Deceased; 1
 
CoParent Joseph Ehrman
Daughter* Mary Ehrman+

Citations
  1. [S1218] Will of Joseph Ehrman, York Co, PA, Vol. J, p. 444, dated 24 July 1798"...I also give to my grandchildren Joseph, Peter and John sons and to Terezia, Mary and Catharina daughters of my daughter Mary, the Wife or Peter Klunk...".

Henry Ashley (M)
#1755
Marriage* Groom; Bride: Sarah Ellen Gifford1

Citations
  1. [S2097] Gifford family records compiled and supplied by Wayne Gifford <e-mail address> 3/99.

Sarah Ellen Gifford1,2 (F)
b. 26 November 1869, #1756
Father*25 June 1834Levi T. Gifford
Mother* Nancy Jane Heller
Birth*26 November 1869Child; 1
Married Name Ashley1
Marriage* Bride; Groom: Henry Ashley1

Citations
  1. [S2097] Gifford family records compiled and supplied by Wayne Gifford <e-mail address> 3/99.
  2. [S2666] Cozart-Gifford records compiled and supplied by Christine Bentley <e-mail address> 1/2004, "1880 federal census, Scioto Co. Vernon Twp: Levi Gifford 46 head; Jane N 46 wife; Rebecca J 14 dau; John J 12 son, my gr gr grandfather; Sarah 10 dau; Rossey C 8 dau; Masemillion 4 dau."

Frederick Lesnitt1 (M)
b. circa 1758, d. 6 April 1830, #1757
Father*circa 1728Christian Lisnet
Mother* Christianna (?)
Birth*circa 1758Child; Frederick, Frederick Co, MD2
Marriage*circa 1796Groom; Bride: Isabell Wilson3
Death*6 April 1830Deceased; 2
Burial*April 1830Interred; Bethany Cemetery, Bridgeville, Allegheny Co, PA2
Probate10 April 1830Deceased; Allegheny Co, PA4
 
CoParentcirca 1776Isabell Wilson
Daughter* Arabella Lesnitt
Son*circa 1797Christopher 'Christy' Lesnitt+
Son*22 February 1800John Lesnitt
Daughter*14 October 1803Margaret Lesnitt
Son*18 January 1808Wilson Lesnitt+
Daughter*circa 1809Nancy Lesnitt
Daughter*18 June 1813Elizabeth Lesnitt
Son*1815Francis 'Frank' Lesnett+

Citations
  1. [S1692] Christian Lisnet, Testator, Will Book I, p. 253, no. 176, dated 27 Jun 1806, recorded 10 Oct 1807, Allegheny Co, PA.
  2. [S1989] Photograph of cemetery stone of Frederick Lisnett at Betheny Cemetery, Allegheny Co, PA.
  3. [S289] Dr. Thomas Cushing, A Genealogical and Biographical History of Allegheny County, Frederick's marriage date is based on birth of his first known child.
  4. [S1990] Will of Frederick Lesnet, Allegheny Co, PA, Vol. 3, p. 406.

Francis 'Frank' Lesnitt1 (M)
b. 13 November 1759, d. 25 June 1837, #1758
Father*circa 1728Christian Lisnet
Mother* Christianna (?)
Birth*13 November 1759Child; near Fort Pitt, now Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co, PA2
Marriage*January 1787Groom; Bride: Rachel Kitten2
Death*25 June 1837Deceased; PA2
Burial*1837Interred; Bethany Cemetery, Bridgeville, Allegheny Co, PA3
Probate4 July 1837Deceased; Allegheny Co, PA4
 
CoParentcirca 1755Rachel Kitten
Daughter*circa 1797Susana Lesnitt

Citations
  1. [S1692] Christian Lisnet, Testator, Will Book I, p. 253, no. 176, dated 27 Jun 1806, recorded 10 Oct 1807, Allegheny Co, PA.
  2. [S1019] Revolutionary War Pension Papers of Francis Lisnett, photocopies in possession of Win Wood.
  3. [S1914] Photograph of the cemetery stone of Francis Lisnett at Bethany Cemetery, in possession of Win Wood.
  4. [S1915] Francis Lesnett probate record, Allegheny Co, PA, Vol. 4, p. 382.

Sophia Lisnet1 (F)
b. circa 1762, d. 1842, #1759
Father*circa 1728Christian Lisnet
Mother* Christianna (?)
Birth*circa 1762Child; MD2
Married Name11 January 1787Rowley3
Marriage*11 January 1787Bride; Groom: William Rowley; Allegheny Co, PA3
Death*1842Deceased; 2
Burial*1842Interred; Bethal Cemetery, Bridgeville, Allegheny Co, PA2
 
CoParent1747William Rowley
Son* George Rowley
Son* Gabriel Rowley+
Son* William Rowley+
Son* Christian Rowley+
Daughter*1786Rebecca Rowley+
Son*circa 1790John Rowley+
Daughter*3 November 1792Christianna Rowley+
Son*circa 1795Francis Rowley+
Daughter*15 July 1810Sophia Rowley+

Citations
  1. [S1692] Christian Lisnet, Testator, Will Book I, p. 253, no. 176, dated 27 Jun 1806, recorded 10 Oct 1807, Allegheny Co, PA.
  2. [S291] Daniel M. Bennett, Genealogy of Christian Lesnett.
  3. [S807] Mark H. Welchley, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Gazette Genealogical Gleanings, Item no. 1342.

Margaret 'Peggy' Lisnet1 (F)
b. circa 1767, d. 6 February 1836, #1760
Father*circa 1728Christian Lisnet
Mother* Christianna (?)
Birth*circa 1767Child; 2
Married Namecirca 1789Boyce3
Marriage*circa 1789Bride; Groom: Richard Boyce3
Death*6 February 1836Deceased; So. Fayette Twp, Allegheny Co, PA4
Burial*February 1836Interred; Morgan Farm, Washington Co, PA5
 
CoParent  
Child*before 1789(?) Lisnet
 
CoParentcirca 1733Richard Boyce
Son*12 September 1790Isaac Boyce
Son*6 April 1793Christian 'Christy' Boyce
Son*20 January 1796John W. Boyce
Daughter*5 July 1798Nancy Boyce
Daughter*22 January 1801Lydia Boyce
Son*24 June 1803Joseph Boyce
Daughter*25 December 1809Elizabeth Boyce

Citations
  1. [S1692] Christian Lisnet, Testator, Will Book I, p. 253, no. 176, dated 27 Jun 1806, recorded 10 Oct 1807, Allegheny Co, PA.
  2. [S1991] Peggy's birth date is based on the probable birth order of the children in this family.
  3. [S1692] Christian Lisnet, Testator, Will Book I, p. 253, no. 176, dated 27 Jun 1806, recorded 10 Oct 1807, Allegheny Co, PA, Peggy's marriage date is based on birth of first known child.
  4. [S808] Lesnett family records compiled and supplied by Andy Knez.
  5. [S808] Lesnett family records compiled and supplied by Andy Knez, Fawcett/Boyce/Hickman Cemetery.

Christian 'Christy' Lisnet1 (M)
b. circa 1769, d. before 1790, #1761
Father*circa 1728Christian Lisnet
Mother* Christianna (?)
Birth*circa 1769Child; 2
Death*before 1790Deceased; 3
Burial* Interred; Wheeling, Ohio Co, WV4
Probatebefore 1790Deceased; 3
Death2circa 1804Deceased; 4

Citations
  1. [S1692] Christian Lisnet, Testator, Will Book I, p. 253, no. 176, dated 27 Jun 1806, recorded 10 Oct 1807, Allegheny Co, PA.
  2. [S291] Daniel M. Bennett, Genealogy of Christian Lesnett.
  3. [S227] Elizabeth J. Wall, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, Quarter Sessions Minutes, Book 1, June 1789-March 1793.
  4. [S289] Dr. Thomas Cushing, A Genealogical and Biographical History of Allegheny County.

Christianna Lisnet1 (F)
b. 13 March 1771, d. 19 April 1851, #1762
Father*circa 1728Christian Lisnet
Mother* Christianna (?)
Birth*13 March 1771Child; PA2
Married Name9 May 1793Neal2
Marriage*9 May 1793Bride; Groom: John Neal; PA2
Death*19 April 1851Deceased; 3
Burial*April 1851Interred; Raccoon Presbyterian Cemetery, Candor, Washington Co, PA4,5
 
CoParentcirca 1769John Neal
Daughter* Nancy Neal
Son* Samuel Neal+
Daughter* Betsy Neal+
Son* Joseph Neal
Son* Joseph Neal+
Son*circa 1794John Neil II+
Daughter*1801Sarah Neal+
Son*1809Vance Neal+

Citations
  1. [S1692] Christian Lisnet, Testator, Will Book I, p. 253, no. 176, dated 27 Jun 1806, recorded 10 Oct 1807, Allegheny Co, PA.
  2. [S1019] Revolutionary War Pension Papers of Francis Lisnett, photocopies in possession of Win Wood.
  3. [S291] Daniel M. Bennett, Genealogy of Christian Lesnett.
  4. [S291] Daniel M. Bennett, Genealogy of Christian Lesnett, He lists the cemetery as Candor.
  5. [S622] Melrose Cemetery and Raccoon Presbyterian Cemetery readings 4/99 by Bettie Morrow <e-mail address>, Berty indicates that Candor is the name of the village where the Raccoon Presbyterian Cemetery is located.

George Lesnet1 (M)
b. circa 1776, d. 8 February 1841, #1763
Father*circa 1728Christian Lisnet
Mother* Christianna (?)
Birth*circa 1776Child; 2
Death*8 February 1841Deceased; Columbiana Co, OH3
Burial*February 1841Interred; Bethel Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Wayne Twp, Columbiana Co, OH4
Probate25 February 1841Deceased; Allegheny Co, PA5

Citations
  1. [S1692] Christian Lisnet, Testator, Will Book I, p. 253, no. 176, dated 27 Jun 1806, recorded 10 Oct 1807, Allegheny Co, PA, George never married.
  2. [S645] Records of Bethel Cemetery, These records state that George was age 65 at death.
  3. [S645] Records of Bethel Cemetery.
  4. [S646] Columbiana County Cemetery Inscriptions.
  5. [S647] George Lesnett probate records, Allegheny Co, PA, Will Book Vol. p. 236.

Isabell Wilson (F)
b. circa 1776, d. 16 February 1867, #1764
Birth*circa 1776Child; 1
Marriage*circa 1796Bride; Groom: Frederick Lesnitt2
Death*16 February 1867Deceased; 1
Burial*1867Interred; Bethany Cemetery, Bridgeville, Allegheny Co, PA1
 
CoParentcirca 1758Frederick Lesnitt
Daughter* Arabella Lesnitt
Son*circa 1797Christopher 'Christy' Lesnitt+
Son*22 February 1800John Lesnitt
Daughter*14 October 1803Margaret Lesnitt
Son*18 January 1808Wilson Lesnitt+
Daughter*circa 1809Nancy Lesnitt
Daughter*18 June 1813Elizabeth Lesnitt
Son*1815Francis 'Frank' Lesnett+

Citations
  1. [S291] Daniel M. Bennett, Genealogy of Christian Lesnett.
  2. [S289] Dr. Thomas Cushing, A Genealogical and Biographical History of Allegheny County, Frederick's marriage date is based on birth of his first known child.

Rachel Kitten (F)
b. circa 1755, d. 8 August 1854, #1765
Birth*circa 1755Child; MD1
Marriage*January 1787Bride; Groom: Francis 'Frank' Lesnitt2
Married NameJanuary 1787Lesnitt2
Death*8 August 1854Deceased; Allegheny Co, PA3
Burial*August 1854Interred; Bethany Cemetery, Bridgeville, Allegheny Co, PA3
Probate3 October 1854Deceased; Allegheny Co, PA4
 
CoParent13 November 1759Francis 'Frank' Lesnitt
Daughter*circa 1797Susana Lesnitt

Citations
  1. [S1917] Photo of cemetery stone of Rachel Lesnett, at Bethany Cemetery, Allegheny Co, PA, in possession of Win Wood, 98th year of life. The location is from the 1850 census.
  2. [S1019] Revolutionary War Pension Papers of Francis Lisnett, photocopies in possession of Win Wood.
  3. [S1917] Photo of cemetery stone of Rachel Lesnett, at Bethany Cemetery, Allegheny Co, PA, in possession of Win Wood.
  4. [S1916] Rachel Lesnett, Allegheny Co, PA Will Book 7, p. 601, Susanna is named in Rachel's will.

William Rowley (M)
b. 1747, d. 4 April 1814, #1766
Birth*1747Child; England1
Marriage*11 January 1787Groom; Bride: Sophia Lisnet; Allegheny Co, PA2
Death*4 April 1814Deceased; Allegheny Co, PA3
 
CoParentcirca 1762Sophia Lisnet
Son* George Rowley
Son* Gabriel Rowley+
Son* William Rowley+
Son* Christian Rowley+
Daughter*1786Rebecca Rowley+
Son*circa 1790John Rowley+
Daughter*3 November 1792Christianna Rowley+
Son*circa 1795Francis Rowley+
Daughter*15 July 1810Sophia Rowley+

Citations
  1. [S2358] William Rowley family records compiled and supplied Jun 1997, by Russ Woodward. The first generation and part of the information on subsequent generations is based on Daniel Bennett.
  2. [S807] Mark H. Welchley, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Gazette Genealogical Gleanings, Item no. 1342.
  3. [S807] Mark H. Welchley, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Gazette Genealogical Gleanings, Item no. 343.

Richard Boyce (M)
b. circa 1733, d. 6 February 1837, #1767
Birth*circa 1733Child; County Antrim, Northern Ireland1
Marriage*circa 1789Groom; Bride: Margaret 'Peggy' Lisnet2
Death*6 February 1837Deceased; So. Fayette Twp, Allegheny Co, PA3,1
Burial*February 1837Interred; Morgan Farm, Washington Co, PA4
Probate21 February 1837Deceased; Allegheny Co, PA5
 
CoParentcirca 1767Margaret 'Peggy' Lisnet
Son*12 September 1790Isaac Boyce
Son*6 April 1793Christian 'Christy' Boyce
Son*20 January 1796John W. Boyce
Daughter*5 July 1798Nancy Boyce
Daughter*22 January 1801Lydia Boyce
Son*24 June 1803Joseph Boyce
Daughter*25 December 1809Elizabeth Boyce

Citations
  1. [S808] Lesnett family records compiled and supplied by Andy Knez.
  2. [S1692] Christian Lisnet, Testator, Will Book I, p. 253, no. 176, dated 27 Jun 1806, recorded 10 Oct 1807, Allegheny Co, PA, Peggy's marriage date is based on birth of first known child.
  3. [S291] Daniel M. Bennett, Genealogy of Christian Lesnett, lists 2 Feb 1837.
  4. [S808] Lesnett family records compiled and supplied by Andy Knez, Fawcett/Boyce/Hickman Cemetery.
  5. [S1992] Will of Richard Boyce, Allegheny County Will Book 3, p. 353.



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