Person:Philip Koch (1)

ID: I2292 Name: Philip Daniel KOCH Sex: M Note: Source: Michael Robinson Ohmfarm@@aol.com Who has written a book on the HELLER Family

Mutterstadt can be found in the area of Ludwigshofen, along the Rhein River. Here we find the first records of Philipp Daniel Koch and the birth of his fifth child, a daughter named Elisabetha born August of 1706. philipp Daniel's first 4 children do not appear in the records of Mutterstadt, these records begin with a few entries in the late 1690's. By the early 1700's the taufen or birth records begin to fill in, if the Koch's were in town their early children should be listed. It appears that the family must have migrated to Mutterstadt during Louis XIV's Wars of Reunion, in which the French King devasted the Rheinland. Philipp Daniel had five children in Mutterstadt. He was listed as a Gerichtsverwandter, or member of the judicial court. Philipp Daniel died sometime between the birth of his last child in 1717 and the marriage of Elisabethat in 1732, where he is noted as deceased. His daughter Maria Catharina and son Philipp both immigrated to Pennsylvania, while two sons and three daughter left descendants in Mutterstadt.

Marriage 1 Maria Elisabeth UNKNOWN Children

Johann Jacob KOCH b: ABT. 16 MAY 1699
Maria Catherina KOCH b: ABT. 1700 in Germany
Johann Wilhelm KOCH b: ABT. 20 NOV 1703
Maria Elisabetha KOCH b: 22 AUG 1706 in Mutterstadt, Rhinepfaltz, Bavaria
Philipp Jacob KOCH b: 6 MAR 1708/09 in Mutterstadt, Rhinepfaltz, Bavaria
Maria Apollonia KOCH b: 10 JUL 1712 in Mutterstadt, Rhinepfaltz, Bavaria
Anna Maria Frantzina KOCH b: 5 SEP 1717 in Mutterstadt, Rhinepfaltz, Bavaria

Source: Michael Robinson Ohmfarm@@aol.com Who has written a book on the HELLER Family

Mutterstadt can be found in the area of Ludwigshofen, along the Rhein River. Here we find the first records of Philipp Daniel Koch and the birth of his fifth child, a daughter named Elisabetha born August of 1706. philipp Daniel's first 4 children do not appear in the records of Mutterstadt, these records begin with a few entries in the late 1690's. By the early 1700's the taufen or birth records begin to fill in, if the Koch's were in town their early children should be listed. It appears that the family must have migrated to Mutterstadt during Louis XIV's Wars of Reunion, in which the French King devasted the Rheinland. Philipp Daniel had five children in Mutterstadt. He was listed as a Gerichtsverwandter, or member of the judicial court. Philipp Daniel died sometime between the birth of his last child in 1717 and the marriage of Elisabethat in 1732, where he is noted as deceased. His daughter Maria Catharina and son Philipp both immigrated to Pennsylvania, while two sons and three daughter left descendants in Mutterstadt.