Person:Abraham Henckel (1)
Abraham Henckel
b.20 Mar 1748/49 Upper Milford Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania
d.Bef 7 Nov 1815 Pendleton County, Virginia
Parents and Siblings
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m. Aug 1730
  1. Anna Maria Henckel1731 - 1824
  2. Jacob Anthony Henckel1733 - 1779
  3. Sarah Henckel1734 - 1778
  4. Rebecca Henckel1736 - 1797
  5. Mary Ann Margaret Henckel1741 - 1801
  6. Mary Magdalena (Polly) Henckel1742/43 - 1829
  7. Susannah Henckel1747 - Bef 1810
  8. Abraham Henckel1748/49 - Bef 1815
  9. Hannah Henckel1750 - Bef 1783
  10. John Justice Henckel, Jr.1751/52 - 1794
  11. Capt. Issac Henckel1754 - 1824
Spouse and Children
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m. 1769
  1. Elizabeth HenckelAbt 1769 -
  2. Mary Ann HenckleAbt 1770 - 1819
  3. Susannah HenckelAbt 1771 -
  4. Michael Hinkle1773 - 1861
  5. John Justis HenckelAbt 1775 - 1843
  6. Abraham E. Henckel1778 - 1854
  7. Jonas Henckel1781 - 1857
  8. Isaac Hinkle1788 - 1850
  9. Leonard Hinkle1789 - 1839
  10. Catherine Henckel1793 - 1862
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Facts and Events
Name Abraham Henckel
Alt Name[1] Abraham Hinkle
Alt Name Abraham Henkle
Gender Male
Birth? 20 Mar 1748/49 Upper Milford Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania
Marriage 1769 German Valley, Pendleton County, Virginiato Catherine Dieter
Death[1] Bef 7 Nov 1815 Pendleton County, Virginia[became part of West Virginia in 1863]
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Will Abstract

Will of Abraham Henkle of the County of Pendleton and State of Virginia
Names: "well beloved wife Catharine", son in law Joseph Lantz, daughters Mary, Elizabeth, Susanna and Catharine, son Leonard, son Isaac, sons Michael and Abraham.
Dated 8th Day of December 1814
[Signed] Abraham Henkle [Seal]
Wit: Samuel Teter, George Ketterman, Jonathan Teter
Proven "At a Court held for Pendleton County the 7th day of November 1815".
Proven by the oaths of Samuel Teter and George Ketteman.
Teste: L. Kyer CPC
[Pendleton County, West Virginia Wills, Vol 2-4, 1801-1858, Ancestry.com]
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Notes

Commander John Justus Henckel was succeeded in 1778 by his son, Abraham Henckel, Sr., and the North Fork Military Company, which had fought in the Revolutionary War, was organized by the early settlers living in the vicinity around the Fort.

Pendleton County, West Virginia, Will Book 1, pg 4, 6 Nov, 1793: Sale bill of Matthias. Purchasers: Nicholas Bargerhuf, Thos Bland, James Cunningham, John Dolly, George Fisher, Ann Gugauls, Isaac Harman, Abraham Henkle, Isaac Henkle, George Lowther, Widow Miller, George Miller, John Miller, Robert Minnis, John Nelson, Johnson Pharis, Joseph Roy, Joseph Summerfield, Jacob Wolf. No Total.

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References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 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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