Person:Urlich Shellenberger (1)

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Urlich Shellenberger
b.3 Jan 1690
d.3 Feb 1768
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Name Urlich Shellenberger
Unknown[2] Ulrick Shallenberger
Gender Male
Birth[1] 3 Jan 1690
Marriage 1719 to Katrina Barbara Stricidor
Death[1] 3 Feb 1768
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  1. 1.0 1.1 National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970.

    Jacob Shellenberger is the patriot from whom member Park Wineland (75280) claims membership.

    Name: Urlich Shellenberger
    SAR Membership: 75280
    Birth Date: 3 Jan 1690
    Death Date: 3 Feb 1768
    Spouse: Katrina Barbara Stricker
    Children: Jacob Shellenberger

  2. Biographical annals of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania: containing biographical and genealogical sketches of prominent and representative citizens and of many of the early settlers. (Chicago: J.H. Beers & Co., 1903)
    792.

    ANDREW R..SHELLENBERGER, a retired
    farmer residing in West Hempfield township, was
    born a half-mile distant from his present farm, Aug.
    25, 1836; son of Jacob and Elizabeth (Rohrer) Shell-
    enberger, natives of the same township, the former
    of whom was born on the same farm on which his
    son was afterward born.

    Jacob Shellenberger was a life-long farmer, and
    was quite prominent in his day, being supervisor of
    his town when still a young man. His death took
    place in February, 1877, when he was seventy-six
    years old, but his wife, who was born March 17,
    1809, survived till Jan. 22, 1890. They were mem-
    bers of the German Baptist Church, but their re-
    mains were interred in Habekers ]\Iennonite Church-
    yard. Their family consisted of eight children, viz :
    Susannah R., who was born on the old homestead
    June II, 1832. and has never married; Daniel, born
    Feb. 23, 1835, died Aug. 23, 1835 ; Andrew R., is
    the gentleman whose name opens this biographical
    notice ; Abraham, born June 10, 1838, died Jan. 10,



    1898; Jacob R., born March 9, 1841, a physician in
    Germantown; Elizabeth R., born May 15, 1844., lives
    in Mountville, and is the widow of Abram Mellinger ;
    Sarah, born Nov. 15, 1847, died Nov. 17, 1847, and
    Mary, born Oct. 26, 1848, was married to Amos N.
    Lehman, of Manor township, and died Nov. 22, 1873.

    Andrew R. Shellenberger lived in the old home-
    stead until the spring of 1869, and then came to his
    present farm of eighty-four acres, where he is en-
    gaged in raising tobacco. Abraham Shellenberger,
    brother of Andrew R., was born on this farm, and
    here died. This farm was granted from John,
    Thomas, and Richard Penn, sons of William Penn,
    Sept. 17, 1746,- to Ulrick Shallenberger, an ancestor
    of the present family. Further allusion to Abraham
    Shellenberger's family will be made a little fur-
    ther on.

    On Nov. 22, 1868, Andrew R. Shellenberger
    married Martha Mellinger in Lancaster City, and to
    this union have been born three children as 'follows :
    Ella M., April 7, 1873, died Aug. 22, 1875 ; Jacob
    C, born July 9, 1876, is still unmarried ; and Edward
    M., born Feb. 28, 1882. Mrs. Martha (Mellinger)
    Shellenberger was born in Manor township Feb. 15,
    1841, daughter of Christian and Susan (Hertzler)
    Mellinger. The family are Mennonites. Andrew
    R., the father, has served as township auditor, being
    elected by the Republican party of which he is a
    stanch advocate.

    On Jan. 14, 1872, Abraham Shellenberger, spoken
    of above, married Anna N. Lehman, a native of
    Manor township, a daughter of Benjamin Lehman
    and sister of Amos NT Lehman, of whom further may
    be read on another page of this volume. To Abra-
    ham and Anna N. Shellenberger were born three chil-
    dren, viz: Elizabeth L., Mary L., and Daniel L.
    The father, Abraham had a fine farm of 140 acres,
    on which he passed his entire life. A Mennonite in
    religion, he was a Deacon in that church at the time
    of bis death ; in politics he was a Republican.