Person:Andrew Hoover (3)
Andrew Hoover
b.23 Jan 1723 Ellerstadt, Bayern, Germany
d.Aug 1793 Randolph, North Carolina, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. Abt 1718
  1. Andrew Hoover1723 - 1793
Spouse and Children
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m. 1745
  1. Elizabeth HooverAbt 1748 - 1821
  2. Catherine Hoover1749 -
  3. Andrew Hoover1751 - 1834
  4. Jonas HooverAbt 1755 - 1828
  5. Jacob HooverAbt 1756 - 1821
  6. Daniel Hoover1756 - 1819
  7. Susannah HooverAbt 1757 - 1813
  8. Rachel Hoover1758 -
  9. David Hoover1758 - 1841
  10. John M. Hoover, Sr1760 - 1831
  11. Peter Hoover1769 - 1840
  12. Henry Hoover1773 - 1842
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Facts and Events
Name[2][5] Andrew Hoover
Alt Name Andrew Huber
Alt Name[3] Andreas Hoover
Alt Name Andreas Huber
Gender Male
Birth[4] 23 Jan 1723 Ellerstadt, Bayern, Germany
Emigration? 9 Sep 1738 Pennsylvania, United StatesArrived on the ship the Two Sisters, from Rotterdam
Marriage 1745 Lancaster County, Pennsylvaniato Margaret Foutz
Residence? 1772 Randolph, North Carolina, United States
Residence[2] Carroll, Maryland, United Stateson Pipe Creek
Death[4] Aug 1793 Randolph, North Carolina, United StatesBack Creek, Uwharrie/Huwaree
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Research Notes

  • I wonder if he is also the ancestor of the man for whom Huber Heights, Montgomery County, Ohio is named (Charles H. Huber, 1930- 29 May 2003). I wonder if he is the ancestor of the person for whom Hoover Avenue, Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio is named. "The former Wayne Township was incorporated as the City of Huber Heights on January 23, 1981. The Huber Heights City Charter was adopted in a general election on November 8, 1983 and became effective on January 1, 1984". accessed 21 Nov 2012 http://hhoh.org/city-council/city-history.html?layout=item
References
  1.   Brien, Lindsay M. "Our Forefathers: Hoover" column in the Dayton Journal, 8 Apr 1934, sports section, page 5, column 2, available at Dayton Metro Library.

    Ancestor of President Herbert Hoover. This family was from Switzerland, then Germany, then the U.S.A.

  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Hoover, David. Memoir of David Hoover: A pioneer of Indiana: A settler of 1806, for 14 years clerk of Wayne County, etc. (Richmond, Indiana: James Elder, 1857).

    ... As to my ancestors, I know but little. If my information is correct, my grandfather, Andrew Hoover, left Germany when a boy; married Margaret Fouts, in Pennsylvania; and settled on Pipe creek in Maryland. There my father was born; and from thence, now about one hundred years ago, he removed to North Carolina, then a new country. He left eight sons and five daughters, all of whom had large families. Their descendants are mostly scattered through what we call the Western country. ...

  3. ↑ Passenger List Two Sisters, from Rotterdam, Sept 9, 1738, in Rootsweb.

    [Source: FTM World Family Tree Vol 1 Pedigree #5814]
    Child Passengers - HOOVER, Andreas 15

  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 .

    http://www.geni.com/people/Andrew-Andreas-Hoover-Huber/6000000003299536726

  5. ↑ Waymire, John Wildy. Coble Family History : Genealogy and Biography, volume 1. (San Diego, California, 1944).
  6.   Find A Grave.

    Andreas “Andrew” Hoover
    BIRTH 23 Jan 1723
    Ellerstadt, Landkreis Bad Dürkheim, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
    DEATH 1794 (aged 70–71)
    Randolph County, North Carolina, USA
    BURIAL
    Hoover Cemetery
    Jackson Creek, Randolph County, North Carolina, USA

    Andrew Hoover's (Andreas Huber)baptism was recorded in a Lutheran Church book at Ellerstadt, Germany: "Anno 1723. Den 29 Jan. 1st, Jonas Huber and Seiner frau Anna Maria ein sohn gebohren und den 7ten Feb. Andreas getauft." When he was 15 years old, he immigrated to America. In 1772, Andrew travelled with his family by oxcart down the Great Wagon Road to settle near the Uwharrie River in Randolph (then Rowan/Orange) county, NC. He married Margaret Catherine Pfautz. Jacob and Jonas were the only two of their thirteen children to remain in North Carolina. The other families moved to Ohio, Indiana, and Iowa, probably because of opposition to slavery and because of disasterous floods in North Carolina in 1795 and 98. President Herbert Hoover is descended from their son John Hoover, who moved to Iowa.
    Andrew's exact burial place is not known, but a monument was erected on the burial ground, not far from this church's cemetery proper.

    https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/5063981/andreas-hoover

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