Person:Zachariah Ahlbach (2)

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Zachariah Ahlbach
b.1698 Ahlback, Rhein-Pfalz, Germany
d.Bef 7 Apr 1776 Libertytown, Frederick, Maryland, United States
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m. 31 Mar 1688
  1. Zachariah Ahlbach1698 - Bef 1776
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m. 9 Nov 1718
  1. Johan Peter Albauch1732 - 1811
  2. Zachariah Albaugh, II1737 - 1782
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Name Zachariah Ahlbach
Gender Male
Birth? 1698 Ahlback, Rhein-Pfalz, Germany
Marriage 9 Nov 1718 Eichen, Germanyto Anna Dimeda Schumann
Death? Bef 7 Apr 1776 Libertytown, Frederick, Maryland, United States
Zacharias Ahlbach, son of Thonges Ahlbach-Sendschoffen at Ahlbach, married Anna Demuth on November 9, 1781, daughter of the late Nogen Schumann at Eychen. Zacharia Ahlback of Falmmersfeld moved to America in 1734, sold his estate to various persons for 40-260-...fl.
Zacharias Ohlbach, aged 36, was enrolled next to Zacharias Flomerfild, aged 21, and Johan Wilhelm Ohlbach, aged 28, on the ship "Hope Galley", with Daniel Riedt, Commander, September 23, 1734, upon their arrival in Philadelphia. Also on this vessell were Ann Dumat Ohlbach, aged 37, Anna Eliz. Ohlbach, aged 26, and children named Joanis Wilhelm Ohlbach, aged 11, Joanis Gerard Ohlbach, aged 6, Anna Margaret Ohlbach, aged 8, Gerderuth Margreat Ohlbach, aged 2, and Joanis Peter Ohlbach, aged 2 years. The surname is also written as Ahlbach on various rolls.
Albaugh, Zachariah, Samuel Beal's Account of Manocacye, 1760: Zechariah Albough (Lot 60 leased to him 1748), Maj. Joseph Wood, Wood's Farm. Calvert Papers, MHS(MS 174, film no. 10) "Frederick Co. Rent Rolls, 1760-61," WMG 2 (July 1986):111. Executed on February 1788, Frederick Co., Maryland. #1. A deposition taken February 14, 1788 of John Albaugh, Sr., Aged about 60y. #2. Deposition of Samuel Watts, aged about 38y, April 5, 1788. #3. Deposition of Zachariah Albaugh, aged about 38y, April 5, 1788 (Land Records, Frederick, Maryland, WRO Pages 196-197.
Albach, Zacharias of Flammersfeld moved to America 1734, sold his estate to various persons for 40+260...fl." (343 Sayn=Hachenburg Rechnungen).
Zachariah Albaugh, September 23, 1734, arrived in Philidelphia on the ship, "Hope", Daniel Reid, Master, per Rotterdam with family (per Ships passenger list, Minute of the Provincial Council, Penn German Pioneers by Rupp).
Albaugh, Zachariah, Folder 40298-12. Jack, Negro slave of Wm. Renner, June 12, 1786. On June 11 at Col. Wood's mill dam...Jurors: Joseph Wood, Zachariah Albaugh, Anglebert Hartsock, Patricia A. Andersen. "Coroner's Inquest, 1778-1779, Frederick county." WMG 1: 84 (April 1985).
Albaugh, Zachariah, Samuel Beal's Account of Manocacyle, 1760:
Zechariah Albough (Lot 60 leased to him 1748), Maj. Joseph Wood, Wood's Farm. Calvert Papers, MHS (MS 174, film no. 10). "Frederick County Rent Rolls, 1760-61," WMG 2 (July, 1986): 111 (Bjorklund)
Records, Frederick, MD, WRO pages 196-197. Joan Coates.
Ahlbach, Zacharias I, document petitioning four men to take a survey of land called "Albaugh's Choice". The beginning or boundary black oak tree, for a tract of land called "Charity's Choice", had been removed. A large stone had been put in its place as a beginning boundary marker.
Ahlbach, Zachariah, born 1698 in Ahlbach, Rheinland Parish, Germany (per Immigrants to America, A-Bat, page 22, Edited by Frederick A. Virkus, 1965.
Ahlbach, Zacharia, son of Thonges Ahlbach-Sendschoffen at Ahlbach, married November 9, 1718, Anna Demuth, (#236) daughter of the late Nolgen Schuman at Eychen. Anna Demuth daughter of Nolgen Schuchman and Agnes--couple at Eychen, was bpt September 14, 1698--sp.: Thones Klein at Hoben, and Gerhard, son of Johan Zilles at Neiter Ehren (Niederahren) in parish Schoneberg/Nolgen Schumann had married October 24, `688 as Nolgen Rohtt, widower here, to Agnes, widow of Conradt Kescheit at Eychen; Agnes, wife of Nolgen Schumann at Eychen, died December 13, 1706, aged 47 yrs.
Albach, Zachariah, in 1735, at the request of his father, who was agent for the Society, Lewis Morris, Jr., went several times to the tract to take leases per the settlers. he found 98 families seated on it beside those on the part claimed by Coxe and Kirbride, called Coxe's and Kirbride's 10,000 acres. They consented to sign leases, which were delivered to the succeeding Agent, Mr. Thyn (See Liber M, 361, Burlington Records).
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