Register Report for Wilhelm Wurtz Generation 1 1. Wilhelm Wurtz-1. He was born 1703 in Baden, Germany. He died 1782 in Lovettsville, VA. Burial in New Jerusalem Lutheran Cemetery, Lovettsville, VA [1]. Notes for Wilhelm Wurtz: General Notes: Wilhelm Wurtz/Willem Wirz     Birthdate confirmed LDS library, file number 1904036.   Marriage date and spouse confirmed LDS library, file number 1985231.   Database: Pennsylvania Foreign Oaths of Allegiance IMMIGRANTS INTO PENNSYLVANIA: Volume 1 Name: Wilhelm Wertz, Ship: NEPTUNE Captain: JOHN MASON Place: ROTTERDAM Date: SEPT. 24, 1753 Arrived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on the boat the Neptune , John Mason, Master, on September 23, 1753 from Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Wilhelm?s trip originated in Tauberbischofsheim, Baden Germany. The ships log shows Wilhelm Wurtz, Sr., Wilhelm Wurtz, Jr., and Peter Wurtz. Wilhelm and Wihlem, Jr. are shown living in Philadelphia in the 1754 Pennsylvania Census. Wilhelm was naturalized on April 10, 1761 in Philadelphia, and was shown living in Lancaster, Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania. Peter was naturalized in 1755 in New Jersey. Wilhelm arrived in Loudoun County, Virginia around 1767 according to Loudoun County, Virginia Tax List. On November 27, 1772 Wilhelm leased 100 acres from George William Fairfax near Dutchmans Run called Piedmont in Shelburne Parish, Loudoun County, Virginia, Deed Book 71-73. 1782 Applied for relief from taxes and levies due to age and infirmities, Loudoun County, Virginia. Order Book G, page 397 - RDV RNOTES.   Buried in the New Jerusalem Lutheran Cemetery, Lovettsville, Virginia, Row KK4.       Anna Catharina Kohl. She was born on 27 Apr 1706 in Germany. She died on 31 Dec 1791 in Lovettsville, VA. Burial in New Jerusalem Lutheran Cemetery, Lovettsville, VA [1]. Wilhelm Wurtz and Anna Catharina Kohl. They were married 1726 in Tauberbischofsheim, Germany. They had 4 children. i. Wilhelm Wurtz Jr.. He was born 1730 in Upper Bavarian, Germany. He died 1753. Notes for Wilhelm Wurtz Jr.: General Notes:   Birthdate and parents confrimed, LDS library, file number 1985428.   1754 Pennsylvania Census show Wilhelm and Wilhelm Jr. living in Philadelphia.     Page 1 of 5 Thursday, April 23, 2009 12:14:27 PM Register Report for Wilhelm Wurtz Generation 1 (con't) ii. Anna Maria Elizabeth Wurtz. She was born on 27 May 1732 in Germany. She married Michael Laufer. They were married 1752 in Germany. She died on 24 Apr 1803 in Frederick, MD [2]. Cause of Death was Consumption. Burial in God's Acre Cemetery, Frederick, MD. Notes for Anna Maria Elizabeth Wurtz: General Notes: Birthdate and parents confirmed from LDS library, filed number 1985428   Monocacy Evangelical Lutheran Church Records, Frederick, MD, April 24, 1803   April 24, 1803, 11 p.m., Maria Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Runner, near Fredericktown, died of consumption. Born May 27, 1732. Parents Wilyam Wurtz and wife Anna Catharina, married 1752, had 11 children, of whom 3 preceded their mother into Eternity. Age 69 years, 11 months.       iii. Peter Philip Virtzs. He was born on 13 Jun 1737 in Germany [3]. He married Christina Everhart. They were married 1758 in Frederick, MD. He died on 22 May 1798 in Lovettsville, VA [3]. Burial in New Jerusalem Lutheran Cemetery, Lovettsville, VA [4]. Notes for Peter Philip Virtzs: General Notes: Birthdate and parents confirmed from LDS library, file number 1904042   Database: Pennsylvania Foreign Oaths of Allegiance IMMIGRANTS INTO PENNSYLVANIA: Volume 1 Name: Peter Wertz, Ship: NEPTUNE Captain: JOHN MASON Place: ROTTERDAM Date: SEPT. 24, 1753   Naturalized in 1755 in New Jersey   According to the DAR Patriot Index - Volume 3, page 3155, Peter served as a Patriot Servant in the American Revolutionary War.   Burried in the New Jeruselum Cemetery, Lovettsville, VA, Row KK, Stone 3. Stone shows "Virtzs, Peter, d. 22 May 1798, at 60y 1m 9d."     The below article is a notice of sale of Peter?s property in the Frederick-Herald, March 12, 1814.   ?Whereon Peter Wirtz resided, about one mile and a half from John George?s mill, five miles from Harper?s Ferry, and six from Waterford in Loudoun County, Virginia. This tract contains about one hundred and thirty six acres of prime land, about thirty six will timbered and the remainder cleared. The improvements in the plantation are a dwelling house with two rooms, a large barn with convenient stables. There is also upon a tract a never failing spring, with a milk house near the dwelling and a creek running through the farm, so that the fields may be well watered. In addition to these improvements there are two large apple orchards which produce the most useful and approved kinds of fruit, also a variety of other fruit trees. Persons wishing to purchase the above property will on application to the subscriber be shown the same-the terms are one-fifth of the purchase money in hand, and the remainder in four equal payments. Possession will be given on the 15th day of April excepting one room and the use of part of the kitchen until October next. Sale to commence at ten o?clock. All persons indebted to the estate of Peter Wirtz are requested to come forward and settle off their respective account.?     Last Will and Testament   Will dated January 6, 1798: "In the Name of God, Amen, I Peter Wirts, Sen. of Loudoun County, state of Virginia, being sick and weak body, but of perfect mind and memory, be given unto God, calling unto mind the mortality of my body, of knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament that is to say principally, first of all I give and recommend my soul into the Hand of Almighty God that gave it and my body, I recommend to the Earth, to be buried in decent Christian Burial at the discretion of my Executors, nothing but at the General resurrection, I shall receive the same the dame again by the mighty power of God, and as touching such worldly Estate, where with it hat pleased God to belfs me in this life, I give and display of the same in the following manner and form, that is to say, I give and bequeath to my beloved son, John, one Bay mare and to my beloved daughter, Christina, I give a roan colt of the same Mare and two cows, a bed and other household furniture, as my other tow daughters have received all ready and to my Dear wife Christina, I give and bequeath of my Estate, real and personal, with land and houses and all whets in and on it with all the creatures, during her natural life, and in case she should get married again, she shall have no more than her third, and the rest shall be equally divided amongst my children, as hereafter their names mentioned as to my beloved son Michael, to my beloved daughter Catharina, to my beloved son William, to my beloved son Jacob (who has received of me, seventy four pound, fourteen shillings, which sum is to be deducted from his share) and to my beloved daughter Anna Mary, and to my beloved son Peter, to my beloved son John and to my beloved daughter Christina, after all debts is paid. But as long as my dear wife Christina is a life and single nothing shall be taken out of her hands and after her natural decease, what is left shall be divided as above mentioned, and my Dar wife Christina and my oldest son, Michael, do I likewise constitute make and ordain the sole Executors of this my Last Will and Testament and I do hereby utterly disallow revoke and siannul all and every other former Testament, Wills, Legacies, bequests and Executors by me in any wise before named Willed, Bequeathed, Ratifying and Confirming, this and not other to be my Last Will and Testament. In Winefs whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this sixth day of January, One Thousand Seven Hundred and Ninety Eight." Signed by Peter Wirts with his mark 'X'. Will was probaated on September 10, 1798. Charles Binn, clerk. 1804 Nov 8 - Peter Werts list by Jacob Wertz, administrator brought to court Augsut 14, 1811           Page 2 of 5 Thursday, April 23, 2009 12:14:27 PM Register Report for Wilhelm Wurtz Generation 1 (con't) Notes for Peter Philip Virtzs: General Notes: Birthdate and parents confirmed from LDS library, file number 1904042   Database: Pennsylvania Foreign Oaths of Allegiance IMMIGRANTS INTO PENNSYLVANIA: Volume 1 Name: Peter Wertz, Ship: NEPTUNE Captain: JOHN MASON Place: ROTTERDAM Date: SEPT. 24, 1753   Naturalized in 1755 in New Jersey   According to the DAR Patriot Index - Volume 3, page 3155, Peter served as a Patriot Servant in the American Revolutionary War.   Burried in the New Jeruselum Cemetery, Lovettsville, VA, Row KK, Stone 3. Stone shows "Virtzs, Peter, d. 22 May 1798, at 60y 1m 9d."     The below article is a notice of sale of Peter?s property in the Frederick-Herald, March 12, 1814.   ?Whereon Peter Wirtz resided, about one mile and a half from John George?s mill, five miles from Harper?s Ferry, and six from Waterford in Loudoun County, Virginia. This tract contains about one hundred and thirty six acres of prime land, about thirty six will timbered and the remainder cleared. The improvements in the plantation are a dwelling house with two rooms, a large barn with convenient stables. There is also upon a tract a never failing spring, with a milk house near the dwelling and a creek running through the farm, so that the fields may be well watered. In addition to these improvements there are two large apple orchards which produce the most useful and approved kinds of fruit, also a variety of other fruit trees. Persons wishing to purchase the above property will on application to the subscriber be shown the same-the terms are one-fifth of the purchase money in hand, and the remainder in four equal payments. Possession will be given on the 15th day of April excepting one room and the use of part of the kitchen until October next. Sale to commence at ten o?clock. All persons indebted to the estate of Peter Wirtz are requested to come forward and settle off their respective account.?     Last Will and Testament   Will dated January 6, 1798: "In the Name of God, Amen, I Peter Wirts, Sen. of Loudoun County, state of Virginia, being sick and weak body, but of perfect mind and memory, be given unto God, calling unto mind the mortality of my body, of knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament that is to say principally, first of all I give and recommend my soul into the Hand of Almighty God that gave it and my body, I recommend to the Earth, to be buried in decent Christian Burial at the discretion of my Executors, nothing but at the General resurrection, I shall receive the same the dame again by the mighty power of God, and as touching such worldly Estate, where with it hat pleased God to belfs me in this life, I give and display of the same in the following manner and form, that is to say, I give and bequeath to my beloved son, John, one Bay mare and to my beloved daughter, Christina, I give a roan colt of the same Mare and two cows, a bed and other household furniture, as my other tow daughters have received all ready and to my Dear wife Christina, I give and bequeath of my Estate, real and personal, with land and houses and all whets in and on it with all the creatures, during her natural life, and in case she should get married again, she shall have no more than her third, and the rest shall be equally divided amongst my children, as hereafter their names mentioned as to my beloved son Michael, to my beloved daughter Catharina, to my beloved son William, to my beloved son Jacob (who has received of me, seventy four pound, fourteen shillings, which sum is to be deducted from his share) and to my beloved daughter Anna Mary, and to my beloved son Peter, to my beloved son John and to my beloved daughter Christina, after all debts is paid. But as long as my dear wife Christina is a life and single nothing shall be taken out of her hands and after her natural decease, what is left shall be divided as above mentioned, and my Dar wife Christina and my oldest son, Michael, do I likewise constitute make and ordain the sole Executors of this my Last Will and Testament and I do hereby utterly disallow revoke and siannul all and every other former Testament, Wills, Legacies, bequests and Executors by me in any wise before named Willed, Bequeathed, Ratifying and Confirming, this and not other to be my Last Will and Testament. In Winefs whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this sixth day of January, One Thousand Seven Hundred and Ninety Eight." Signed by Peter Wirts with his mark 'X'. Will was probaated on September 10, 1798. Charles Binn, clerk. 1804 Nov 8 - Peter Werts list by Jacob Wertz, administrator brought to court Augsut 14, 1811           Page 3 of 5 Thursday, April 23, 2009 12:14:27 PM Register Report for Wilhelm Wurtz Generation 1 (con't) Notes for Peter Philip Virtzs: General Notes: Birthdate and parents confirmed from LDS library, file number 1904042   Database: Pennsylvania Foreign Oaths of Allegiance IMMIGRANTS INTO PENNSYLVANIA: Volume 1 Name: Peter Wertz, Ship: NEPTUNE Captain: JOHN MASON Place: ROTTERDAM Date: SEPT. 24, 1753   Naturalized in 1755 in New Jersey   According to the DAR Patriot Index - Volume 3, page 3155, Peter served as a Patriot Servant in the American Revolutionary War.   Burried in the New Jeruselum Cemetery, Lovettsville, VA, Row KK, Stone 3. Stone shows "Virtzs, Peter, d. 22 May 1798, at 60y 1m 9d."     The below article is a notice of sale of Peter?s property in the Frederick-Herald, March 12, 1814.   ?Whereon Peter Wirtz resided, about one mile and a half from John George?s mill, five miles from Harper?s Ferry, and six from Waterford in Loudoun County, Virginia. This tract contains about one hundred and thirty six acres of prime land, about thirty six will timbered and the remainder cleared. The improvements in the plantation are a dwelling house with two rooms, a large barn with convenient stables. There is also upon a tract a never failing spring, with a milk house near the dwelling and a creek running through the farm, so that the fields may be well watered. In addition to these improvements there are two large apple orchards which produce the most useful and approved kinds of fruit, also a variety of other fruit trees. Persons wishing to purchase the above property will on application to the subscriber be shown the same-the terms are one-fifth of the purchase money in hand, and the remainder in four equal payments. Possession will be given on the 15th day of April excepting one room and the use of part of the kitchen until October next. Sale to commence at ten o?clock. All persons indebted to the estate of Peter Wirtz are requested to come forward and settle off their respective account.?     Last Will and Testament   Will dated January 6, 1798: "In the Name of God, Amen, I Peter Wirts, Sen. of Loudoun County, state of Virginia, being sick and weak body, but of perfect mind and memory, be given unto God, calling unto mind the mortality of my body, of knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament that is to say principally, first of all I give and recommend my soul into the Hand of Almighty God that gave it and my body, I recommend to the Earth, to be buried in decent Christian Burial at the discretion of my Executors, nothing but at the General resurrection, I shall receive the same the dame again by the mighty power of God, and as touching such worldly Estate, where with it hat pleased God to belfs me in this life, I give and display of the same in the following manner and form, that is to say, I give and bequeath to my beloved son, John, one Bay mare and to my beloved daughter, Christina, I give a roan colt of the same Mare and two cows, a bed and other household furniture, as my other tow daughters have received all ready and to my Dear wife Christina, I give and bequeath of my Estate, real and personal, with land and houses and all whets in and on it with all the creatures, during her natural life, and in case she should get married again, she shall have no more than her third, and the rest shall be equally divided amongst my children, as hereafter their names mentioned as to my beloved son Michael, to my beloved daughter Catharina, to my beloved son William, to my beloved son Jacob (who has received of me, seventy four pound, fourteen shillings, which sum is to be deducted from his share) and to my beloved daughter Anna Mary, and to my beloved son Peter, to my beloved son John and to my beloved daughter Christina, after all debts is paid. But as long as my dear wife Christina is a life and single nothing shall be taken out of her hands and after her natural decease, what is left shall be divided as above mentioned, and my Dar wife Christina and my oldest son, Michael, do I likewise constitute make and ordain the sole Executors of this my Last Will and Testament and I do hereby utterly disallow revoke and siannul all and every other former Testament, Wills, Legacies, bequests and Executors by me in any wise before named Willed, Bequeathed, Ratifying and Confirming, this and not other to be my Last Will and Testament. In Winefs whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this sixth day of January, One Thousand Seven Hundred and Ninety Eight." Signed by Peter Wirts with his mark 'X'. Will was probaated on September 10, 1798. Charles Binn, clerk. 1804 Nov 8 - Peter Werts list by Jacob Wertz, administrator brought to court Augsut 14, 1811           iv. Conrad Wirtz. He was born 1741 in Germany. He married Maria Barbara Bentz. They were married 1765 in Pennsylvania. He died on 27 Dec 1821 in Loudoun County, VA. Burial in New Jerusalem Lutheran Cemetery, Lovettsville, VA. Notes for Conrad Wirtz: General Notes: Lease between William Virtz and George William Farifax, naming wife Catharina and son Conrad, Book I, pages 135 thru 139, Leesburg, Virginia.       Birth date and parents confimred from LDS library, file number 1985428   Last Will and Testament   Conrad Virtz will, dated June 7, 1821: "Be it remembered that I Conard Virtz of Loudoun County calling to mind the uncertainty of this life and being desirous to dispose of my worldly Estate do make and ordain this my last will and Testament in manner and four following viz. my will is that my eight children now living shall have equal shares of my estate that it is to be equally divided between Peter, John, William, Adam Virts and my Daughters Elizabeth, Caty, Barbary and Christinas after paying to my tow grandchildren, William and Betsy Virts children of my son Henry three hundred dollars each when they become of age, my four sons to have one hundred dollars each more than my Daughters; my will is that my Negros is not be sold unless they wish to be but to be divided amongst my children. My son Adam Virts to have my farm one year after my death clear of rent. If a majority of my children should be of opinion that it would be more advantages to the Heirs to sell my land I hereby authorize my Executor to sell the same on such terms as my children as before stated. Lastly I nominate and appoint my tow sons Peter and Adam Virts Executors of this my last will and Testament revoking all others I witness where of I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 7th day of June one Thousand eight hundred and twenty one-1821."   1822 Nov 11 - Estate appraisal of Conrad Wertz, note in hands of William Wertz for property sold before death of Conrad for $518.83, total $2539.45 1/2.   The settlement of Conrad Wirts' estate, who died 27 Dec 1821 in Lovettsville, Virginia.     18 Sep 1822 To amount of tax paid to Sheriff $8.83 08 Dec 1822 To Cash padi Isaac Walker for burying clothes 2.46 ? 30 Jan 1823 Cash paid David Mock for service as clerk at sale 5.35 31 Jan 1823 Cash paid John ______ for crying sale 5.00 31 Jan 1823 Payton Drewy bill for recording certificate of probate of Will 5.18 31 Jan 1823 Cash paid George W. Shaven 8.00 31 Jan 1823 Amount of C. Binn fee bil1 5.33 31 Jan 1823 Cash paid John M. Lacman preaching funeral 3.00 31 Jan 1823 Cash paid Edward Dorsey for making coffin 12.00 1823 Amount received by Adam Virts at Sundry times 940.27 17 Feb 1823 Cash paid Robert Moffet for crying sale of land 5.00 10 Sep 1823 Amount of C. Binn's 2 fee bills 11.92 16 Oct 1823 Tax paid to Sheriff on land 3.70 Jan 1824 Cash paid for supporting negros 9.25 07 Apr 1824 Cashing paid Pansy French on account proved 2.50 02 Sep 1824 Cash paid M. Cordell for bringing negro woman and 2 children from Jefferson County 5.00 26 Oct 1824 Cash paid Sheriff for Tax 10.91 26 Dec 1824 Amount of two clerk notes 6.78 Apr 1825 Amount of Clerk fee bill 2.96 1825 To Peter Wirts account for clothing and boarding negro Boy for 2 ? years @ $20.00 per year 50.00 1825 To Peter Wirts account for moving negros from Jefferson 3.00 1825 Sheriff account 1.06 1825 Amount paid Henry Mock at Sundry times 750.00 1825 Amount paid William Wirts at Sundry times 884.03 1825 Amount paid P. Fry at Sundry times 750.00 1825 Amount paid Taupinman (Tauberman) at Sundry times 700.00 1825 Amount paid Jon Wirts at Sundy times 850.00 1825 Amount paid Elizabeth Tribby 600.00 1825 Amount paid John Winer at Sundry times 750.00 1842 ? Fee bil 750.36 1842 Coinnipion (?) allows on $5049 at 3 percent of Land 151.47 1842 Coinnipion allow on $1982.36 ? percent property 99.10 1842 Lawyers fee 5.00 1842 Coinnipioncy (?) fee for making this testament 3.00   $6698.45 ?   1842 Peter Wirts' share of the estate $741.50 TOTAL $7438.85 ?   1823 By amount of sale of personal property $1982.36 ? 1824 By amount of first payment of land 1262.25 1825 By amount of second payment on land 1262.25 1826 By amount of thirdy payment on land 1262.25 1827 By amount of fourth payment on land 1262.25 By _of_ in the foregoing -__?__ 407.49 $7438.85 ?           Page 4 of 5 Thursday, April 23, 2009 12:14:27 PM Register Report for Wilhelm Wurtz Generation 1 (con't) Notes for Conrad Wirtz: General Notes: Lease between William Virtz and George William Farifax, naming wife Catharina and son Conrad, Book I, pages 135 thru 139, Leesburg, Virginia.       Birth date and parents confimred from LDS library, file number 1985428   Last Will and Testament   Conrad Virtz will, dated June 7, 1821: "Be it remembered that I Conard Virtz of Loudoun County calling to mind the uncertainty of this life and being desirous to dispose of my worldly Estate do make and ordain this my last will and Testament in manner and four following viz. my will is that my eight children now living shall have equal shares of my estate that it is to be equally divided between Peter, John, William, Adam Virts and my Daughters Elizabeth, Caty, Barbary and Christinas after paying to my tow grandchildren, William and Betsy Virts children of my son Henry three hundred dollars each when they become of age, my four sons to have one hundred dollars each more than my Daughters; my will is that my Negros is not be sold unless they wish to be but to be divided amongst my children. My son Adam Virts to have my farm one year after my death clear of rent. If a majority of my children should be of opinion that it would be more advantages to the Heirs to sell my land I hereby authorize my Executor to sell the same on such terms as my children as before stated. Lastly I nominate and appoint my tow sons Peter and Adam Virts Executors of this my last will and Testament revoking all others I witness where of I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 7th day of June one Thousand eight hundred and twenty one-1821."   1822 Nov 11 - Estate appraisal of Conrad Wertz, note in hands of William Wertz for property sold before death of Conrad for $518.83, total $2539.45 1/2.   The settlement of Conrad Wirts' estate, who died 27 Dec 1821 in Lovettsville, Virginia.     18 Sep 1822 To amount of tax paid to Sheriff $8.83 08 Dec 1822 To Cash padi Isaac Walker for burying clothes 2.46 ? 30 Jan 1823 Cash paid David Mock for service as clerk at sale 5.35 31 Jan 1823 Cash paid John ______ for crying sale 5.00 31 Jan 1823 Payton Drewy bill for recording certificate of probate of Will 5.18 31 Jan 1823 Cash paid George W. Shaven 8.00 31 Jan 1823 Amount of C. Binn fee bil1 5.33 31 Jan 1823 Cash paid John M. Lacman preaching funeral 3.00 31 Jan 1823 Cash paid Edward Dorsey for making coffin 12.00 1823 Amount received by Adam Virts at Sundry times 940.27 17 Feb 1823 Cash paid Robert Moffet for crying sale of land 5.00 10 Sep 1823 Amount of C. Binn's 2 fee bills 11.92 16 Oct 1823 Tax paid to Sheriff on land 3.70 Jan 1824 Cash paid for supporting negros 9.25 07 Apr 1824 Cashing paid Pansy French on account proved 2.50 02 Sep 1824 Cash paid M. Cordell for bringing negro woman and 2 children from Jefferson County 5.00 26 Oct 1824 Cash paid Sheriff for Tax 10.91 26 Dec 1824 Amount of two clerk notes 6.78 Apr 1825 Amount of Clerk fee bill 2.96 1825 To Peter Wirts account for clothing and boarding negro Boy for 2 ? years @ $20.00 per year 50.00 1825 To Peter Wirts account for moving negros from Jefferson 3.00 1825 Sheriff account 1.06 1825 Amount paid Henry Mock at Sundry times 750.00 1825 Amount paid William Wirts at Sundry times 884.03 1825 Amount paid P. Fry at Sundry times 750.00 1825 Amount paid Taupinman (Tauberman) at Sundry times 700.00 1825 Amount paid Jon Wirts at Sundy times 850.00 1825 Amount paid Elizabeth Tribby 600.00 1825 Amount paid John Winer at Sundry times 750.00 1842 ? Fee bil 750.36 1842 Coinnipion (?) allows on $5049 at 3 percent of Land 151.47 1842 Coinnipion allow on $1982.36 ? percent property 99.10 1842 Lawyers fee 5.00 1842 Coinnipioncy (?) fee for making this testament 3.00   $6698.45 ?   1842 Peter Wirts' share of the estate $741.50 TOTAL $7438.85 ?   1823 By amount of sale of personal property $1982.36 ? 1824 By amount of first payment of land 1262.25 1825 By amount of second payment on land 1262.25 1826 By amount of thirdy payment on land 1262.25 1827 By amount of fourth payment on land 1262.25 By _of_ in the foregoing -__?__ 407.49 $7438.85 ?           Sources 1 New Jerusalem Lutheran Cemetery Records. 2 Monocacy Evangelical Lutheran Church Records, Frederick, MD, April 24, 1803. 3 New Jerusalem Lutheran Church Register, 1784-1836, Loudoun County, VA. 4 Tombstone and New Jerusalem Lutheran Cemetery Records. Page 5 of 5 Thursday, April 23, 2009 12:14:27 PM