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Contributor Karen Sue (Salyer) Richey
Source: Pennsylvania German Pioneers by
Ralph Beaver Strassburger, LL.D., Volume 1 of 2, Baltimore Genealogical
Publishing Co., Inc., 1980.
When you find () with letters in it, it indicates the letters were in
superscript. *To get the correct German name, the ending "in" ought to be dropped as it
is the feminine ending in German.
SECOND LIST (There are 3 records of this list A, B, C. Each list has
different spellings etc.)
"At the Court House of Philiadelphia, November 9th, 1738. Present: The
Honourable George Thomas, Esq(r), Lieutenant Governour. The Palatines whose
Names are underwritten, imported in the Ship the Charming Nancy, Charles
Stedman, Com(r), from Rotterdam, but last from Cowes in England, did this
day take and Subscribe the Oaths to the Government, viz.,
Karen's note: My husband's ancestor is Jacob Hostedler aka Howstetter aka Hochstadler (depending on which list) from the
Charming Nancy. I have a book called "Descendants of Jacob Hochstetler"
by Harvey Hochstetler. This book follows Jacob's descendants into the
1900's and is *very* extensive, perhaps even exhaustive. It lists
thousands of descendants and a lot of interesting history including
Jacob's capture (and 2 sons) by Indians (they lived with them many years
before escaping). His wife and other family members were killed. Many
descendants are Amish or Mennonite. I would be willing to do lookups for
people who think they are related.
Please note: The book
was later found to be in error on one point only: which ship Jacob
arrived on. The book places Jacob on the Harle when in fact the ship was
the Charming Nancy. Please e-mail me if you would like a copy of an
article on this issue.
List 2A Charming Nancy
Christian Kerwer 46
Jacob Didrich 40
Hans Michael Reyn 24
Hans Georg Reyser 26
Haans Adam Didel 30
Mark Folhaver 25
Philip Mauer 32
Jeremie Semer 27
Hans Jacob Kuntz 42
Hans Jacob Kuntz 21
Jurigh Mich. Kerbel 32
Hans Jacob Barlin 22
Geo. Fred(k). Barlin 16
Abraham Barlin16
Johannes Fayt 22
Leonard Shust 20
Peter Kreitzer 20
Andreas Kreitzer 24
Everhard Miller 19
Christophel Abel 20
Joseph David Dresser 38
Adreas Beyerlie 23
Michael Klein 22
Jurigh Hatts 38
Peter Baldsberger, 16
Christophel Trenkle 48.
Stephen Trenkle 20
Jocob Gorgh 26
Conradt Felt 30
Johan Adam Semen 22
Jacob Semen, ,in sick house 27
Abraham Hostwert 24 Jacob Hostedler 26
Abraham Kunzigh 24
Christian Miller 25
Christian Bullman 20
Hans Fletiker 16
Nicholas Klaugh 24
Hans Jacob Broser 36
Jurigh David Boos 24
Lodowick Loos 18
Hendrick Spries 22
Hans Georg Bolts 25
Johan Mich(l) Mouse 18
Johannes Sighman 40
Hans Georg Sighman 20
Johannes Sighman 18
Bernhard Sighman 16
Johan Peter Wols 19
Balzer Kritzer 37
Johan Hand(k) Kippily 22
Johan Ferdinand Dirtzibach 33
Hans Georg Schink 37
Christophel Segman 25
Christian Miller 26
Hendrick Keesner 40
Johan Stephen Goodman 27
Hans Jacob Schink 32
Hans Hendrick Woll 23
Hans Jacob Miller 43
Hans Georg Stroball 21
Jacob Wannamaker 24
Jacob Bour 20
Peter Potts 20
Martin Oadt 24
List 2B Charming Nancy
Hans Christian Gerber
Hans Michael Rein
Jacob Ditrek
Joseph Geisser
Hans Adam Didel.
March Fouler
Philip Maure
Jeremiah Zemier
Hans Jacob Huntz
Hans Jacob Huntz (sic)
Geo. Michael Kermer
Jacob Berlin
Geo. Fred(k) Berlin
Abraham Berlin
Hans Etimers
Leonard Sheus
Peter Scriver
Andreas Creuser
Johan Jacob Muller
Christophr Creble
Joseph David(t) Trissler
Andres Beyerle
Michael Klein
Jung Geo. Hatz
Peeter Bursbeger
Christopher Zingle
David Zinkle
Jacob Coort
Connrath Fleck,
Jeo. Adam Ziman
Jacob Ziman
Abraham Hausswirth
Jacob Howstetter
Hunter Zincie
Christian Miller
Christian Pullman
Christopher Sigman
Hans Furller
Nicalas Kelaugh
Jurich Geo. Troulst
Ludwig Glotz
Henrich Spies
Han Geo. Hults
Johan Michael Maurer
Hans Zerichen (?)
Hans Jerick Sigman
John Zigman
Bernard Zigman
Geo. Peter Walts
Johann Baldes Knortzer
John Hendrich Kepley
Ferdinand Dortzbach
Hans Jorg Schenck
Christian Miller
Heinrich Kistner
John Stephan Guttman
Hans Jacob Shunk
Hans Henrich Pohl
Hans Jacob Muller
Hans Gorg Strobel
Jacob Wannenmacher
Jacho Bauer
Peter Butz
Marti Tienod
List 2C Charming Nancy
Hans Chrisitan Gerber
Hans Michael Rehin
Jacob Diterich
Hans Georg Reisser
Hans Adam, Dittel
Markus Faulhaffer
Hans Philip Maurer
Jerimias Zamer
Hans Jacob Kuntz
Hans Jacob Kuntz, Jun(r).
Jork Michel Kerber
Hans Jacob Barling
Georg Frederik Barly
Abraham Barly
Hans Vit
Lenard Just
Peter Greutzer
Andreas Creutzer
Johan Jacob Muller
Christoff Knubel
Joseph Davidt Trissler
Andres Beyerle
Michael Klein
Georg Hatz
Peter Baldesberger
Crhsitoff Drinkel
Stephen Drinkel
Jacob Corr
Connrath Fleck
John Adam Simon
Jacob Simon
Abraham Hauswirth,,
Jacob Hochstadler
Abraham Kuntzy
Christian Miller
Hans Billman
Christoph Sigman
Hans Flidiger
Nicklau Kluge
George Davit Botz
Ludwig Glotz
Henrich Spies
Hans George Holtz
Johan Michael Maurer
Hans Sigman
Hans Georg Sigman
Johnn Sigman
Bernhart Sigman
John Peter Waltz
Johann Baldas Knortzer
Johan Henry Koply
Ferdinand Dortzbach
Hans Jorg Schenk
Christian Miller
Heinrich Kistner
John Stephan Guttman
Hans Jacob Shank
Hans Henry Pohl
Hans Jacob Muller
Hans Jerg Strobel.
Jacob Wannenmacher
Jacho Bauer
Peter Butz
Martin Oats
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