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Facts and Events
Marriage Record
- St. Michael's & Zion Church, Pennsylvania, PA:
- May 28, 1755 - Nicholaus Weber and Susanna Eaton
Notes
From Ancestry Message Board:
- EATON
- TacBlke (View posts) Posted: 22 Nov 1999 12:00PM GMT
- Classification: Query Edited: 16 Jul 2001 7:00PM GMT
- Surnames: COOK, DEAVES, EATON, LUKENS, WEBER
- Sorry I missed the messages about the Welsh-Baptists but now realize my ancestor, Susanna EATON who was listed in one book as an 'English Quaker', could have been Welsh. Susanna EATON m. Nicholas WEBER at St Michaels Zion Lutheran Church 28 May 1755. Nicholas was the son of Christian WEBER, one of the first settlers of Towamencin, Montgomery Co, in 1727. An EATON is interred in the Mennonite Graveyard in Towamencin and a few Welsh settled in Towamencin in the 1700's Records of the baptism of the children (Jacob, Wm and Susanna) are not in Quaker records or the records at St Michaels. Nicholas was a blacksmith and bought properties in Whitemarsh and Germantown on the main road, near hostelries as he probably shoed horses (my guess. Does anyone know where the nearest Baptist Church would be in Towamencin ca 1750? Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.
- [Source: http://boards.ancestry.com/localities.northam.usa.states.pennsylvania.counties.montgomery/1111/mb.ashx]
References
- ↑ International Genealogical Index. ( The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint, 1999-2008).
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