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Register Report for Michael Everhart Wurtz |
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Michael Everhart Wurtz-1. He was born on 11 May 1760 in Frederick County, MD [1]. He died on 13 Aug 1804 in Loudoun County, VA [1]. Burial in New Jerusalem Lutheran Cemetery, Lovettsville, VA.
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Notes for Michael Everhart Wurtz: General Notes: Buried August 13, 1804, age 44y 3m 2d, Stone shows "Wizes, Mical".
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Catherine Lee Delauder. She was born on 03 Apr 1768. She died on 10 Aug 1804 in Lovettsville, VA. Burial in New Jerusalem Lutheran Cemetery, Lovettsville, VA.
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Notes for Catherine Lee Delauder: General Notes: Buried August 1, 1804, age 36y 4m 15d, stone shows "Wizes, Catherine".
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Michael Everhart Wurtz and Catherine Lee Delauder. They were married on 02 Feb 1790 in Loudoun County, VA [1]. Marriage Fact in Frederick Co. MD Marriage Records. They had 4 children.
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Christina Wirtz. She was born on 10 Jan 1791 in Loudoun County, VA [1]. Baptism on 01 May 1791 in Lutheran Church, Middletown, MD. She married Jacob Smith. They were married on 02 Jan 1810 in Frederick County, MD. She died on 09 Sep 1875 in Springfield, OH [2]. Burial in St. James Reformed Cemetery, Lovettsville, VA.
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William Wirtz. He was born on 23 Dec 1792 in Loudoun County, VA [1]. Baptised on 28 Jun 1795 in New Jerusalem Lutheran Church, Lovettsville, VA. He died on 29 Sep 1878 in Loudoun County, VA. Burial in New Jerusalem Lutheran Cemetery, Lovettsville, VA. Sponsors in Parents (Michael & Catharina). Fact 5 in Parents (Michael & Catharina).
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Notes for William Wirtz: General Notes: Stone shows "Wirtz, William, b. 23 Dec 1792, d. 29 Sep 1878 at 85y 9m 6d."
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Elizabeth C. Wirtz. She was born on 06 Apr 1794 in Loudoun County, VA [1]. Baptised on 28 Jun 1795 in New Jerusalem Lutheran Church, Lovettsville, VA. She married Jacob Herring. They were married on 06 Nov 1810 in Frederick County, MD. She died on 15 Dec 1873 in Missouri. Burial in Elliot Grove Cemetery, Brunswick, MO. Sponsors in Adam Kiel, Elisabeth. Fact 5 in Adam Kiel, Elisabeth.
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Infant Wirtz. He was born on 22 May 1804 in Loudoun County, VA [3]. He died on 20 Oct 1804 in Loudoun County, VA [3]. Burial in New Jerusalem Lutheran Cemetery, Lovettsville, VA.
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Notes for Infant Wirtz: General Notes: Buried October 24, 1804 - late Micheal Wert's son, age 5m less 2d, stone shows "Wizes, infant".
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Thursday, April 23, 2009 1:11:00 PM |
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Register Report for Michael Everhart Wurtz |
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Generation 1 |
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Notes for Infant Wirtz: General Notes: Buried October 24, 1804 - late Micheal Wert's son, age 5m less 2d, stone shows "Wizes, infant".
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Generation 2 |
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Christina Wirtz-2 (Michael Everhart Wurtz-1). She was born on 10 Jan 1791 in Loudoun County, VA [1]. Baptism on 01 May 1791 in Lutheran Church, Middletown, MD. She died on 09 Sep 1875 in Springfield, OH [2]. Burial in St. James Reformed Cemetery, Lovettsville, VA.
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Jacob Smith. He was born on 05 Mar 1789 in Loudoun County, VA. He died on 14 Jul 1861 in Loudoun County, VA. Burial in St. James Reformed Cemetery, Lovettsville, VA.
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Jacob Smith and Christina Wirtz. They were married on 02 Jan 1810 in Frederick County, MD. They had 1 child.
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Samuel Smith [2]. He was born on 11 Apr 1815 in Jefferson, OH [2]. He died on 03 Jun 1895 in Harrison, OH [2].
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Elizabeth C. Wirtz-2 (Michael Everhart Wurtz-1). She was born on 06 Apr 1794 in Loudoun County, VA [1]. Baptised on 28 Jun 1795 in New Jerusalem Lutheran Church, Lovettsville, VA. She died on 15 Dec 1873 in Missouri. Burial in Elliot Grove Cemetery, Brunswick, MO. Sponsors in Adam Kiel, Elisabeth. Fact 5 in Adam Kiel, Elisabeth.
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Jacob Herring. He died Abt. 1836 in Maryland.
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Notes for Jacob Herring: General Notes: Veteran of the War of 1812, appointed Ensign, July 12, 1814, under Capt. Jacob Alexander, 28th Regiment. Served under Capt. Alexander from July 22 - September 19, 1814. Move from Middletown, Maryland in April 1838 to Chariton County, Missouri until at least 1852. Was residing on a farm 1 mile east of Brunswick, Maryland in 1871.
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Jacob Herring and Elizabeth C. Wirtz. They were married on 06 Nov 1810 in Frederick County, MD. They had 3 children.
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Jonathan Herring. He was born 1811. Burial in Ridge Park Cemetery, Marshall, MO.
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William D. Herring. He was born on 02 Apr 1817 in Maryland. He died on 15 Feb 1889 in Missouri. Burial in Elliot Grove Cem., Brunswick, MO.
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Jonathan Herring-3 (Elizabeth C. Wirtz-2, Michael Everhart Wurtz-1). He was born 1811. Burial in Ridge Park Cemetery, Marshall, MO.
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Notes for Jonathan Herring: General Notes: The following letter is from the Brunswick, Chariton County, Missouri Bicentennial Book (1976). This letter is graciously donated by Gerald Cox. Jonathan Herring wrote the letter to his Uncle Wilhelm Wirtz, who was living near Frederick, Maryland at the time. Brunswick, Chariton County, Missouri July 30, 1838 Dear Uncle, According to promise I take this opportunity to inform you that we are all well and hope that this letter may find you in the possession of the same blessing. We left Middletown, Maryland on 28th day of April and on our way to Wheeling (WV) we lost one of our horses by the boats, and in consequence of that accident we were unable to go by Mr. Smith's as we were obliged to get some of our goods into another wagon as far as Wheeling. And there we took everything on a steamboat and went as far as St. Louis. And then I took all our freight on another boat and came up the Missouri River to Brunswick. And William and all the rest came from St Louis by land. And we all arrived here safe on the 24th day of May. And now we live about one mile north of Brunswick (Currently, 1976, this is the home of Kenneth Richardson), a small town situated on the Missouri River close by the mouth of the Grand River, both navigable streams for steamboats, and we can hear them as they pass up and down at our house. There are a good number of boats running the Missouri River this season, and all appear to do fair business. And the corn crops look exceedingly promising. We have entered three quarter sections of land and bought one second-handed. Land in this neighborhood has advanced in price considerable since I was here the first time. Mother and all the rest seem to be well pleased with the country and are well satisfied. Mary Ann was married on the 24th of this month to a man by the name of Elias Turner. This was quick business, I should say. No more at present, but remain, your obedient servant. Johnathan Herring
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Page 2 of 4 |
Thursday, April 23, 2009 1:11:00 PM |
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Register Report for Michael Everhart Wurtz |
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Generation 3 |
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Notes for Jonathan Herring: General Notes: The following letter is from the Brunswick, Chariton County, Missouri Bicentennial Book (1976). This letter is graciously donated by Gerald Cox. Jonathan Herring wrote the letter to his Uncle Wilhelm Wirtz, who was living near Frederick, Maryland at the time. Brunswick, Chariton County, Missouri July 30, 1838 Dear Uncle, According to promise I take this opportunity to inform you that we are all well and hope that this letter may find you in the possession of the same blessing. We left Middletown, Maryland on 28th day of April and on our way to Wheeling (WV) we lost one of our horses by the boats, and in consequence of that accident we were unable to go by Mr. Smith's as we were obliged to get some of our goods into another wagon as far as Wheeling. And there we took everything on a steamboat and went as far as St. Louis. And then I took all our freight on another boat and came up the Missouri River to Brunswick. And William and all the rest came from St Louis by land. And we all arrived here safe on the 24th day of May. And now we live about one mile north of Brunswick (Currently, 1976, this is the home of Kenneth Richardson), a small town situated on the Missouri River close by the mouth of the Grand River, both navigable streams for steamboats, and we can hear them as they pass up and down at our house. There are a good number of boats running the Missouri River this season, and all appear to do fair business. And the corn crops look exceedingly promising. We have entered three quarter sections of land and bought one second-handed. Land in this neighborhood has advanced in price considerable since I was here the first time. Mother and all the rest seem to be well pleased with the country and are well satisfied. Mary Ann was married on the 24th of this month to a man by the name of Elias Turner. This was quick business, I should say. No more at present, but remain, your obedient servant. Johnathan Herring
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Cordelia Harris. Burial in Ridge Park Cemetery, Marshall, MO.
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Jonathan Herring and Cordelia Harris. They had no children.
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Jonathan Herring and ?. They had 1 child.
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John Henry Herring. He was born 1845. Burial in Ridge Park Cemetery, Marshall, MO.
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William D. Herring-3 (Elizabeth C. Wirtz-2, Michael Everhart Wurtz-1). He was born on 02 Apr 1817 in Maryland. He died on 15 Feb 1889 in Missouri. Burial in Elliot Grove Cem., Brunswick, MO.
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Nancy J. Turner. She was born on 27 Feb 1829. She died on 19 Nov 1848. Burial in Elliot Grove Cem., Brunswick, MO.
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William D. Herring and Nancy J. Turner. They had 2 children.
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Lloyd H. Herring Sr.. He was born on 19 Apr 1848 in Brunswick, MO. He died on 22 Apr 1919.
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Thursday, April 23, 2009 1:11:00 PM |
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Register Report for Michael Everhart Wurtz |
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John Henry Herring-4 (Jonathan Herring-3, Elizabeth C. Wirtz-2, Michael Everhart Wurtz-1). He was born 1845. Burial in Ridge Park Cemetery, Marshall, MO.
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Lloyd H. Herring Sr.-4 (William D. Herring-3, Elizabeth C. Wirtz-2, Michael Everhart Wurtz-1). He was born on 19 Apr 1848 in Brunswick, MO. He died on 22 Apr 1919.
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Lloyd H. Herring Sr. and Mary Lee Dempsey. They had 4 children.
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New Jerusalem Lutheran Church Register, 1784-1836, Loudoun County, VA.
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Ancestry.com, One World Tree (sm) (Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., n.d.). Online publication - Ancestry.com. OneWorldTree [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc.
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Tombstone and New Jerusalem Lutheran Church Register, 1784-1836, Loudoun County, VA.
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