Person:Catherine Hess (16)

Watchers
m.
  1. Conrad Hess1746 - 1832
  2. Phillip Hess1750 - 1828
  3. Elizabeth Hess1753 - 1833
  4. John George Hess1760 - 1848
  5. Catherine Hess1767 - 1799
  • H.  Phillip Beysher (add)
  • WCatherine Hess1767 - 1799
m. Abt 1780
  1. George Beysher
  2. Samuel Beysher
  3. Henry Beysher
  4. Elizabeth Beysher
  5. Anthony Beysher
Facts and Events
Name[1] Catherine Hess
Gender Female
Birth[1] 21 Dec 1767 Springfield, Bucks, Pennsylvania, United States
Marriage Abt 1780 Springfield, Bucks, Pennsylvania, United Statesto Phillip Beysher (add)
Death[1] 1799 Bedminster (township), Bucks, Pennsylvania, United States

Reseearch Notes

  • see her parent's family page for court record which mentions that Catherine predeceased her father, was married to Phillip Beysher, and left five children under the age of 14.
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Hess, Asher L. Genealogical record of the descendants of Nicholas Hess, pioneer immigrant, together with historical and biographical sketches. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1967).

    p 37 - 5 CATHERINE HESS, fifth and youngest child of Nicholas Hess, was born in Springfield Townchip, Bucks County, Pa., December 21, 1767. She was married to Philip Beisher or Beysher, of Tohickon Creek Valley, Bedminster Twp., Bucks Co., Pa. The Beysher and the Knepley families were near neighbors at Tohickon Creek. Philip Beysher and his wife took up their residence in the vicinity of his old home, where Mr. Beysher followed his vocation as a school master. He also made use of his musical talent by conducting singing schools.

    According to the records remaining in the Orphan's Court at Doylestown, Pa., Catharine died prior to the year 1800, leaving five children, namely, George, Samuel, Henry, Elizabeth and Anthony, for whom their uncle, Conrad Hess, was appointed guardian. It is said that subsequently Mr. Beysher and all his children emigrated to the West, where they settled permanently. Nothing is known of their descendants, and the Beysher name is extinct at Tohickon Creek Valley.