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Mennonite GINGRICH Family of Switzerland, Ontario & Pennsylvania Mennonite Ships Passenger Lists Mennonites to Canada Mennonite Family Trees Historical Mennonite Overview Mennonite Mailing Lists Dictionary & Definitions Links Olive Tree Library Mennonite Resources & Addresses Mennonite Books The Gingerich Family of Switzerland Variations on the surname include Gingerich, Gingery, Kingry, Gingrich, Gundrich, Guengerich, and Gingery. The earliest record of the surname is in Berne,  Switzerland in 1389, as Gundrich. The Gundrich family originated in Konolfingin, in the Canton of Berne. By 1559, the surname was appearing as Gunderich. By 1692, the Anabaptist preacher Lehrer Christian Gungerich had been imprisoned for his Mennonite beliefs and escaped from the prison in Schwarzeneegg. The surname is found also by 1669 in Germany and in the Palatine Mennonite lists of Germany. Your Name in History Gingrich Genealogy Part of the Our Name in History Series! Are you interested in the Gingrich name in history? The Gingrich Name in History is a customized book offering a unique blend of fascinating facts, statistics and commentary about the Gingrich name. The book is just one of an entire series of family name books in the Our Name in History collection. The first record of the surname in America is in Conestoga Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania in 1724, where the name of William Gingerick appears. In 1727 three men came to America: Christian, Jacob, and David Gingrich. They served in Chester Co. Pennsylvania as indentured servants. Johann Gingerich appears in 1735 in Warwick Township, Lancaster County PA. My 6th great-grandfather, Michael or Ulrich Gingerich, emigrated from Alsace to Lancaster County Pennsylvania in 1747. His son, my 5th great-grandfather, Abraham Gingerich born in Warwick Twp, Lancaster Co. Pennsylvania, went to Waterloo County, Ontario with his ten children in 1801. Descendants of Ulrich Gingrich GENERATION 1 Ulrich Gingrich b: Abt. 1720 in Strassburg, Alsace, France +unknown Herschi GENERATION 2 Abraham Gingerich b: Abt. 1751 in Warwick Tp. Lancaster Co. Pennsylvania d: Bef. 1809 in Preston, Ontario +Barbara Hunsicker b: 06 May 1754 in Lancaster Co. Pennsylvania d: 27 Jul 1799 in Lancaster Co. Pennsylvania GENERATION 3 Elizabeth Gingerich b: Abt. 1775 in Lancaster Co. PA +David Burkholder b: 10 Sep 1772 in Lancaster Co. Pennsylvania d: 05 Oct 1843 in Barton Tp. Lincoln Co. Ontario To search for more articles on this surname, consult the online PERSI Index at at Ancestry Periodical Source Index (PERSI) Once you have found an article you wish to read, you can obtain copies of by using the PERSI online order form Be sure to join my Mennonite Mailing List on Rootsweb! MENNONITE. A mailing list for anyone with a genealogical interest in the Swiss Mennonites (Anabaptists) who emigrated to North America. To subscribe send "subscribe" to mennonite-l-request@rootsweb.com (mail mode) or mennonite-d-request@rootsweb.com (digest mode). Gingrich Mailig List

 
 

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