Person:Johannes Stockschlager (5)

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Johannes Stockschlager
b.1700 Westerwaldkreis, Coblenz, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
d.Bef 1762 Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. 1 Aug 1697
  1. Johannes Stockschlager1700 - Bef 1762
  2. Anna Maria Stockschlager1702 -
  3. Peter Stockschlager1707 - 1719
  4. Alexander Stockschlager1710 - 1763
  5. Johannes Herman StockschlagerAbt 1716 - 1722
  6. Gertrude Margarethe Stockschlager1718 -
  7. Johanes Adam Stockschlager1720 -
  8. Maria Catharina Stockschlager1723 -
Spouse and Children
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m. 2 Oct 1720
  1. Maria Clara Stockslager1721 -
  2. Johanes Jacob Stockslager1724 - 1724
  3. Anna Maria Stockslager1725 -
  4. Ann Gertrude Stockslager1727 -
Spouse and Children
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m. Abt 1729
  1. Alexander Stockslager1730 - 1778
  2. Albertus Stockslager1732 - 1777
  3. Catharina Christina Stockslager1734 -
  4. Maria Catharina Caroline Stockslager1736 -
  5. Anna Margretha Stockslager1738 -
  6. Gertrude Margretha Stockslager1740 -
  7. Johannes Adam Stockslager1743 - Abt 1798
  8. Johan Phillip StockslagerAbt 1744 - 1824
  9. Maria Apollonia Stockslager1746 -
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Facts and Events
Name[1] Johannes Stockschlager
Gender Male
Birth[2] 1700 Westerwaldkreis, Coblenz, Rheinland-Pfalz, GermanyBudenholz
Christening[3] 2 May 1700 GermanySt. Michael Catholic Church
Marriage 2 Oct 1720 to Anna Margaretha Nagel
Marriage Abt 1729 to Anna Martha Unknown
Immigration[6][1] 16 Oct 1741 From Rotterdam to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania aboard the ship Molly
Residence[5] Bally, Berks, Pennsylvania, United States
Other[1] 17 Oct 1741 Took the oath of loyalty to the British Empire in Philadelphia
Death[4] Bef 1762 Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
Religion[1] Catholic

Johannis spent his childhood in the area of Budenholz. He married shortly after moving with his parents, brothers and sisters to Eissenstein. He and Anna Margarthe set up housekeeping at Kohlhute near modern day Rothenkircherhof (Kohlhute, Rodenkirchen, Pfalz, Germany) and his parents' home in Eissenstein.

Johannis and Anna Margarthe were living in Kohlhute when Eva Gertrude, wife of Johanes Diederich, died. Johanes Diederich then moved and lived with them, as he needed help in raising his three youngest children.

"After taking the oath in Philadelphia, Johannis and his family next show up in Bally in Berks County, Pennsylvania, formerly known as the Groshenhoppen area. The Most Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church (later St.Paul's) books provide the only other records of Johannis in the American colonies."

Johannis may have fought in the French & Indian War in 1755.

Michael Reeb estimates that Johannis died sometime around1759/60.

Glen R. Stockslager indicates in his research that Johannis died ca1756 in Bockhouse, Patterson Creek, Virginia (now West Virginia).

References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Michael C. Reeb. Stockslager Family 1650-1850 American Pioneers
    p. 1.
  2. ↑ Michael C. Reeb. Stockslager Family 1650-1850 American Pioneers
    p. 1, 7.
  3. ↑ Michael C. Reeb. Stockslager Family 1650-1850 American Pioneers
    p. 8.
  4. ↑ Michael C. Reeb. Stockslager Family 1650-1850 American Pioneers
    p. 12.
  5. ↑ Michael C. Reeb. Stockslager Family 1650-1850 American Pioneers
    p.
  6. ↑ Ralph Beaver Strassburger. Pennsylvania German Pioneers, Vol. I 1727-1775
    p. 310-313.
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