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Fernsler, *Johann Jacob (b. 11 JUL 1739, d. ?)

Source: (Name field)
Title: Records - Hill Lutheran Church, Annville, Lancaster Co., (now Lebanon Co.)

Source: (Name field)
Title: Records of Rev. John Casper Stoever

Source: (Name field)
Title: Records - Warwick Evangelical Lutheran Church, Brickerville, Lancaster Co.

Source: (Baptism field)
Title: Church Records

Note: Johannes Jacob Fernsler was baptized by Rev. John Casper Stoever Lutheran, in Lancaster County. Rev. Stoever recorded the baptism in the Warwick Lutheran Church, Brickerville, Lancaster County; at Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster and Muddy Creek Church, Lancaster County. Jacob's father's name was recorded as Philipp Firnssler, mother's name not given. Sponsors were Joh. Jacob Beyerle and his wife.
He was married at Hill Church, Annville by Rev. John Casper Stoever, who also recorded the event at Zoar Luthern Church, Mt. Zion. Their names were spelled Jacob Firnssler and Magdalena Peter, from Lebanon.
Info found by Pam Fernsler: Dauphin Co. Records, Letters of Administration were granted 20 Nov 1785 to Matlina (Magdalena) Fensler for the estate of Jacob Fensler. Bond #200
At one time Pennsylvania consisted of three counties, Bucks, Chester & Philadelphia. In 1729 land that is now known as Lancaster, Dauphin and Lebanon County separated from Chester County and became known as Lancaster County. Lancaster City was the county seat, and since the land area was so large and travel was so difficult, the inhabitants of what is now Dauphin & Lebanon Counties requested that another county be formed so that they could transact their legal business more easily. In 1785 Dauphin & Lebanon county were separated from Lancaster County and became known as Dauphin County. It was decided that Harris's Ferry (present day Harrisburg) would become the county seat for the newly established Dauphin County. The people in Lebanon County were not at all pleased with this decision because the new county seat was further away from most of the inhabitants than the old county seat. Therefore, a petition signed by JACOB FERNSLER & others was presented to the Pa. General Assembly requesting that a county seat more centrally located be designated. Their request was never granted but in 1813 the Lebanon area became Lebanon County and the town of Lebanon was made the county seat.

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Peter, *Magdalina Barbara (b. 3 FEB 1739/40, d. ?)

Source: (Name field)
Title: Records - Hill Lutheran Church, Annville, Lancaster Co., (now Lebanon Co.)

Source: (Name field)
Title: Records of Rev. John Casper Stoever

Source: (Name field)
Title: Records - First Reformed Church, Lancaster

Source: (Name field)
Title: Will of Heinrich Peter, Sr. - Dauphin Co., 1786, p. 63

Source: (Birth field)
Title: IGI

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Firnssler, Anna Margaret (b. DEC 1767, d. ?)

Source: (Name field)
Title: Records - Hill Lutheran Church, Annville, Lancaster Co., (now Lebanon Co.)

Note: Anna Margaret was baptzied at Hill Church, Annville. Sponsors were Henry Peter, Sr., and wife Margaret.

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Peter, *Georg Heinrich (b. 7 NOV 1713, d. 1786)

Source: (Name field)
Title: Records - First Reformed Church, Lancaster

Source: (Name field)
Title: Records - Hillsbach-Weiler Reformed Church, Germany
Author: Eighteenth Century Emigrants, Vol 1, by Annette K. Burgert
Media: Book

Source: (Name field)
Title: Will of Heinrich Peter, Sr. - Dauphin Co., 1786, p. 63

Source: (Death field)
Title: INDIV2.DAT
Media: Other
Data:
Text: Date of Import: 4 Nov 1998

Immigration: Date: 1732
Place: Port of Philadelphia, ship "Pleasant."

Note: GEORG HEINRICH PETER lived in the Hilsbach-Weiler area of Germany. GEORG HEINRICH was confirmed in the Hilsbach-Weiler Reformed Church in 1727 when he was 14 years old. GEORG HEINRICH emigrated from Germany with his brother Ulrich Peter on the ship "Pleasant" in 1732 when he was 19 years old. The ship sailed from Rotterdam via Deal, England. James Morris was the Master. The voyage must have been a rough one because out of the 57 men listed as passengers 14 were listed as being sick!
GEORG HEINRICH and ANNA MARGARETHA both came to Lancaster Co. Several of their children were baptized at the First Reformed Church in Lancaster, Pa.
By 1741 the records at the Hill Church, Cleona, Pa. indicate that GEORGE and ANNA were now residing in Lebanon County. In 1741 GEORG HEINR. PETER was listed as one of the heads of the Lutheran families who brought children to Rev. John Caspar Stoever to be baptized. He was listed in both the Lutheran and Reformed records of the Hill Church, Annville. HENRY PETER appears on the Lebanon Twp. tax lists for 1755 and 1759. He was named Overseer of the Poor in 1770 in Lebanon Twp.
His will is filed in the Dauphin Co. Court House, Harrisburg, Pa. He leaves his wife furniture, the Bible and a cow, the house and garden. The remainder of the estate was to be sold and divided among his children.

History of Dauphin & Lebanon Co. by Egle 1883
Church of Latter Day Saints Records

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Glettler, *Anna Margaretha (b. 27 SEP 1713, d. ?)

Source: (Name field)
Title: Records - First Reformed Church, Lancaster

Source: (Name field)
Title: Will of Heinrich Peter, Sr. - Dauphin Co., 1786, p. 63

Source: (Name field)
Title: Records - Adersbach, Germany Lutheran Church
Author: Eighteenth Century Emigrants, Vol 1, by Annette K. Burgert
Media: Book

Source: (Birth field)
Title: INDIV2.DAT
Media: Other
Data:
Text: Date of Import: 4 Nov 1998

Note: ANNA MARGARETHA GLETTLER emigrated from Germany with her parents on the ship "William" in 1737 when she was 24 years old.

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Peter, Georg Henry (b. ABT. 1756, d. ?)

Source: (Name field)
Title: Records of Rev. John Casper Stoever

Source: (Name field)
Title: Will of Heinrich Peter, Sr. - Dauphin Co., 1786, p. 63

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Peter, Catharine (b. JUN 1741, d. ?)

Source: (Name field)
Title: Will of Heinrich Peter, Sr. - Dauphin Co., 1786, p. 63

Source: (Name field)
Title: Records - Hill Lutheran Church, Annville, Lancaster Co., (now Lebanon Co.)

Source: (Baptism field)
Title: Records of Rev. John Casper Stoever

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Peter, Johnnes (b. 3 FEB 1735/36, d. ?)

Source: (Name field)
Title: Will of Heinrich Peter, Sr. - Dauphin Co., 1786, p. 63

Source: (Name field)
Title: Records - Hill Lutheran Church, Annville, Lancaster Co., (now Lebanon Co.)

Source: (Birth field)
Title: Trinity Lutheran Church Records, Lancaster

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Peter, George (b. , d. ?)

Source: (Name field)
Title: Will of Heinrich Peter, Sr. - Dauphin Co., 1786, p. 63

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Peter, Elizabeth (b. , d. ?)

Source: (Name field)
Title: Will of Heinrich Peter, Sr. - Dauphin Co., 1786, p. 63

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Peter, Barbara (b. 8 MAR 1756, d. ?)

Source: (Name field)
Title: Will of Heinrich Peter, Sr. - Dauphin Co., 1786, p. 63

Source: (Birth field)
Title: Records - Hill Lutheran Church, Annville, Lancaster Co., (now Lebanon Co.)

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Peter, *Johannes (b. , d. ?)

Source: (Name field)
Title: Records - Hillsbach-Weiler Reformed Church, Germany
Author: Eighteenth Century Emigrants, Vol 1, by Annette K. Burgert
Media: Book

Note: Apparently Johannes and Magdalena lived in the Hilsbach-Weiler area of Germany all their lives. There is no indication that they emigrated to America.
According to "Early Church Records of Lebanon Co. PA" by Wright, at the Hill Reformed Church there was a Jorg Heinrich Peter and Rudolf Peter and wife Marie Barbara of this generation. (p. 251, 252)

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Grittman, *Magdalena (b. , d. ?)

Source: (Name field)
Title: Records - Hillsbach-Weiler Reformed Church, Germany
Author: Eighteenth Century Emigrants, Vol 1, by Annette K. Burgert
Media: Book

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Peter, Hans (b. 1 AUG 1706, d. ?)

Source: (Name field)
Title: INDIV2.DAT
Media: Other
Data:
Text: Date of Import: 4 Nov 1998

Source: (Baptism field)
Title: Records - Hillsbach-Weiler Reformed Church, Germany
Author: Eighteenth Century Emigrants, Vol 1, by Annette K. Burgert
Media: Book

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Peter, Hans Ulrich (b. 18 JUN 1708, d. 1776)

Source: (Name field)
Title: Records - Hillsbach-Weiler Reformed Church, Germany
Author: Eighteenth Century Emigrants, Vol 1, by Annette K. Burgert
Media: Book

Source: (Death field)
Title: internet - cahacker@@huntington.in.us

Note: Arrived in Philadelphia in 1732 (internet - cahacker@@huntington.in.us) and moved to Lebanon County. Hans Ulrich and Catherine moved to Shenadoah Co., VA in 1773.

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Heuschel, Rosina Catharina (b. , d. ?)

Source: (Name field)
Title: Records - Weiler Reformed Church, Germany

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Imboden, Anna Christina (b. 27 AUG 1759, d. 1810)

Source: (Name field)
Title: Records of Rev. John Casper Stoever

Source: (Name field)
Title: Records - Hill Lutheran Church, Annville, Lancaster Co., (now Lebanon Co.)

Note: Hill Church, Annville, records state the "Henry Peters' wife, nee Imboden. Buried ----, 1810. Aged 50 years, 5 months, 6 days."

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Peter, Eve Elizabeth (b. 23 OCT 1780, d. ?)

Source: (Name field)
Title: Records - Hill Lutheran Church, Annville, Lancaster Co., (now Lebanon Co.)

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Kletle, *Hans Adam (b. 15 FEB 1686/87, d. ?)

Source: (Name field)
Title: Eighteenth Century Emigrants - Vol I
Author: Annette K. Burgert
Media: Book

Source: (Name field)
Title: Adersbach Lutheran Church records, Germany

Source: (Birth field)
Title: Records - Adersbach, Germany Lutheran Church
Author: Eighteenth Century Emigrants, Vol 1, by Annette K. Burgert
Media: Book

Source: (Individual field)
Title: PA German Pioneers by Strassburger & Hinke

Immigration: Date: 31 OCT 1737
Place: Port of Philadelphia, ship "William"

Note: Hans Adam emigrated, with his family, from Germany to America on the ship "William," John Carter, Master. The ship sailed from Amsterdam, via Dover. There were 180 passengers on board. They arrived in Philadelphia 31 Oct 1737.
They apparently settled in the Lancaster area. Recorded in the Church records of Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster, "A. D. 1760 Died and honorably buried in Lancaster. Catharina Klettel, widow, aged 72 years, 6 months, died 12 Sep 1760, buried the following day."

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Georg, *Anna Catharina (b. MAR 1687/88, d. 12 SEP 1760)

Source: (Name field)
Title: Records - Adersbach, Germany Lutheran Church
Author: Eighteenth Century Emigrants, Vol 1, by Annette K. Burgert
Media: Book

Source: (Death field)
Title: Trinity Lutheran Church Records, Lancaster

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