Heywood, Josiah (b. 15 NOV 1691, d. ?)

Source: (Birth)
Title: Vital Records of Middlesex Co., MA to the end of the year 1849.
Publication: Search & Research Publishing. Wheat Ridge, CO. 1999
Media: Electronic

Page: Concord Births, Marriages & Deaths, p. 35

Source: (Birth)
Title: Vital Records of Middlesex Co., MA to the end of the year 1849.
Publication: Search & Research Publishing. Wheat Ridge, CO. 1999
Media: Electronic

Page: Concord Births, Marriages & Deaths, p. 39

Note: !Michael Blessing was a pvt in Rev. War, 3rd Battallion, York County Malitia
1780-1782. Name listed as Blessinger or Blissinger

Note: !1850 Census Conewago Twp.
John Fink 38 laborer
Catherine 34
Sarah 11
Mary 9
Henry 6

Note: !Maiden name may have been Irwin. If correct they were married at Christ
Lutheran on 8/25/1836

Note: !Jacob Rudy and Catharine Reisinger were married at Trinity First Reformed on
9/14/1830, I believe this is the correct Jacob and Catharine for this family
tracing as there were two Jacob Rudy's both married to Catharine's. One lived
in Hallam Twp. and one lived in Newberry Twp.

1850 Census Newberry Twp.

Jacob Rudy 40 Farmer
Catharine 38
Henry 15
Joseph 14
Ann Juline 12
George 10
Jacob 8
Samuel 6
Daniel 4
Mary 2

Note: !Married to Rachel Elizabeth

Note: !She was the Daughter of John and Rachel Elizabeth Wheeling
Married Feb 18 1874

Note: !Died in Infancy

Note: !Married Ruth Norman of Kirkwood, Ill on 12 Oct 1909
Their children were Marian, Howard and Walter

Source: (Birth)
Title: Vital Records of Middlesex Co., MA to the end of the year 1849.
Publication: Search & Research Publishing. Wheat Ridge, CO. 1999
Media: Electronic

Page: Concord Births, Marriages & Deaths, p. 42

Source: (Birth)
Title: Ancestry.com tree

Data:
Text: Knaper family tree. No sources listed. Need to verify.

Reference: 480

Reference: 481

Note: Adam Keener came to America in 27 Sept 1727 on the ship James Goodwill, David Crockatt, Master. With him were listed William and Hans Keener. Total in family 9. He settled in Warwick Township, Lancaster County. Some of his children were John, Jacob, Lorentz and Adam.

He made his will on the 17th of May 1762. He left his wife Barbara and children including a son Jacob and daughters. He was predeceased by his son John who married Sarah Kuster.

Source: (Birth)
Title: Ancestry.com tree

Data:
Text: Knaper Family Tree. No sources listed. Need to verify.

Source: (Individual)
Title: Pennsylvania German Pioneers
Author: Strassberger, R. B.
Publication: Picton Press. Camden, Maine. 1992.
Media: Book

Event: Type: Will written
Date: 17 MAY 1762
Place: Will B-1-219 Lancaster Co.,Pa

Immigration: Date: 27 SEP 1727
Place: port of Philadelphia, PA

Reference: 960

Note: I think this is the same Anaa Barbara Keiner who is listed in the White Oaks Lutheran Church Records (Vol. 5, p. 124) in 1772 and 1773. So she probably didn't die in 1762 with her husband.

Source: (Name)
Title: Ancestry.com tree

Data:
Text: Knaper family tree. No sources listed. Need to verify to last name.

Source: (Birth)
Title: Ancestry.com tree

Data:
Text: Knaper family tree. No sources listed. Need to verify.

Reference: 961

Note: May have been married to Sarah Miller daughter of John Miller. Besides
Veronica he had a daughter Catharina and a son Henry.

On 12 Nov 1767 Henry Stettle had 122.62 acres of land surveyed in York
Township. The property was surrounded by the Barrens and one Jacob Sherrer.
Henry Stedler appears on the 1769 tax assessment list for York Twonship with 50
acres. This appears to have been the same man as had 122 acres surveyed in
1767. The 1783 tax list seems to include Henry and his mother -- listed as
Henry Shetter and Widow Shetter. In 1792, Henry added to his original parcel,
called Rugged Race, with approx. 35 acres. His property was now bounded by
Henry Dollman, Jacob Sherrer and William Miller.

A deed resurveyed in 1815 from Jacob Shettter (Shettler, Sherrer) in York Twp
seems to indicate that John Ulrich Stettler first owned the property in a
survey completed 5 Sept 1767 and deed granted 14 Jan 1767. Was John Stettler
Henry's father or brother. Was the Jacob mentioned above a son of Ulrich,
brother to Henry?

Suggested lineage:
Henry Stettler - John Ulrich Stettler - Christian Stettler

Christian Stetler is noted as having secured a warrant for 124.53 acres on
Cocalico Creek in Lancaster County 30 July 1735.

Ulrich Stealer was issued a land warrant in Cocalico Twp. on Mill Creek,
Lancaster County, in April 1757. Is this the same Ulrich who later settles in
York Township with (supposed) on Henry?

Found Heinrich Stadtler who died in New Hanover, Montgomery Co.
on 7 Dec 1813. Born Feb 4, 1741. Buried New Hanover Lutheran Church.
(PA German Chruch Records, Vol 2, p. 387) Could this be Casper's brother?

He is not the right age to be the father of Veronica Stetler who married
George Keener. Though a relationship may exist there to apparently nearly
every generation of Stetler had at least one Heinrich (who was probably the
original immigrant for that line.)

Note: !The Stricklers were among the first persons to obtain permits from Samuel
Blunston, agent of the Penns, to settle on this side of the Susquehanna River.
They settled in Kruetz Creek Valley as early as 1732, and were in the valley
when Capt. Cressap and his band of Marylanders encroached upon the right of the
Pennsylvania settlers

Note: !daughter of Michael Miller

Source: (Birth)
Title: Vital Records of Middlesex Co., MA to the end of the year 1849.
Publication: Search & Research Publishing. Wheat Ridge, CO. 1999
Media: Electronic

Page: Concord Births, Marriages & Deaths, p. 46

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