Person:Johann Ambrose (1)

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•ID: I10241 •Name: Johann Philip AMBROSE •Sex: M •Note: "He was the first of Mathias' children to be baptized at Muddy Creek, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. Philip was not given any land by his father, but in 1771 he purchased part of 'Arnold's Delight' from his brother, Henry. He also purchased from Casper LOCKMAN in 1773, three tracts of land totaling 125 acres on the headwaters or branches of Kittachton Creek. When Philip sold his part of "Arnold's Delight" in 1776, he died before he could give clear title to it. This was cleared up by his son, Henry, in 1785, when he became of age." [MEA] •Birth: 6 FEB 1734 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania 1 2 •Death: MAR 1776 2 •Baptism: 12 MAY 1734 Muddy Creek Union Church, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania 1

Father: Mathias AMBROSE b: 7 FEB 1696 in Germany Mother: Maria Catherine SPOHN b: ABT 1697 in Thurmont, Frederick County, Maryland

Marriage 1 Eva Catharina [--?--] •Married: ABT 1762 in Frederick County, Maryland 3 Children 1. Henry AMBROSE b: 20 AUG 1763 in Frederick County, Maryland 2. Maria Barbara AMBROSE b: 14 JUN 1773 in Frederick County, Maryland

Sources: 1.Title: Elaine Roeseler, Personal Research Page: email 12 Mar 1999 to Jane Neuharth. 2.Title: Mary E. Ambrose, Ancestors and Descendants of Amos Ambrose and Mary Brough, of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania (Pennsylvania: Self, 1996) 3.Title: Church of Latter Day Saints, International Genealogical Index (www.familysearch.org) Page: Batch #F518746, Sheet 34

From Family Tree Maker page of Steve Ambrose:

He was the first of Mathias' children to be baptized at Muddy Creek, Lancaster Co., PA. Philip was not given any land by his father, but in 1771 he purchased part of "Arnold's Delight" from his brother, Henry. He also purchased from Casper Lockman in 1773 three tracts of land totaling 125 acres on the headwaters or branches of Kittachton Creek. When Philip sold his part of "Arnold's Delight" in 1776, he died before he could give clear title to it. This was cleared up by his son, Henry, in 1785 when he became of age.

From Genforum.com post:

Posted by Harold C. Goettner on April 30, 1999 at 18:02:49:

In Reply to: Re: Elizabeth Ambrose - MD 1791-1856 posted by Ron Ringhand on April 21, 1999 at 19:28:58:

Henry's parents were John Philip and Eva Catherine. John's parents were Mathias and Catherine Ambrose. The only children of Henry and Sophia I knew of were Jacob, John and Henry. Would like to learn more about the others.

1. ↑ Gregg D. Freese, e-mail: 110440.715@@compuserve.com. Family Tree Maker site - The Gregg D. Freese Home Page, Gregg Derrell Freese, Takoma Park, Maryland.
2. ↑ Tracey, Grace L. and Dern, John P. Pioneers of Old Monocacy, The Early Settlement of Frederick County, Maryland, 1721-1743. (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1987)
   pg. 374.
3. ↑ Family Tree Maker site - Homepage of Steve Ambrose - Homewood, AL 35259 e-mail: ambrosesp@@mindspring.com.
4. ↑ Martin Family Home Page - (http:www.qni.com/suni.homepage.htm).