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76. Christian Theus. .. . To N. N. .
77. Brand Pendarvis To Ursetta Jennings.
78. Joseph Cooper To Margaret N.
79. Hans George Shlappy . : . To Magdalene Huber.
*Torn out.
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80. Daniel Geltzer .... To Margaret Brick, widow.
81. Hans Eberly .... To Ann Marckly.
82. John Kannady 1747. Sept 29th To Mary Godfrey.
83. Jonathan Brimstone. . . To Martha Pickings. ..
84. Samuel Pickings. .. To N. Patton.
85. George Flutt .... To N. Pickings
86. Francis Lamons. ... To N. N.
87. Flowers Michill February 1st .. To Elizabeth War- ren 1747/8.
SS. William Gray .... To Ann Shaw.
89. Samuel Gandy March 14. .. To Rosina Zellwegerin.
90. William Clement January 28th. To Mary Callyhon. widow, 1747.
91. James Dean . . . . To Dina Even.
92. William Weanright .. . To Hannah Williams, widow.
93. Daniel Deruraseux March . 14th To Olivia Wood.
94. Jacob Rumph 174S. May 19th To Ann Dattwyler.
95. Solonon Witham July 29th 1744 .. To Francis Merryan.
96. John Robinson .... To Isbell Butcher.
97. Henry Sally Jun! To Magdalena Huber
9S. Jacob Koonen 1748. Septemb Ist. To Catharina Negely.
99. Francis Koonen 1748. Sept: Ist. To Ann Maria Ha- gin.
100. John Fitch January 16th 1748/9 . . To Ann Holmes.
101. Daniel Shyder .. To Elizabeth Richard.
Here follows the record of marriages which Rev. John Giessendanner kept after his return from Eng- land, where he had been ordained as an Episcopal minister. This record was kept in English. That kept before his voyage to England was all kept in German, as already stated.
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At the head of each of the five pages containing the entries from 6 to 24 is written "A List of Persons marryed per Jnº Giessendanner. V. D. M."; at the head of each of the remaining seven pages containing the entries from 25 to 69 is written "Register of Mar- riages per John Giessendanner. V. D. M.":
A list of Persons marryed in the Church of Orange- burgh and on Sundry other places since my return from England according to the Liturgy of the Church of England and the Form prescribed in the Book of Common Prayer
Per
J. Giessendanner Minister of Orangeburgh and Amelia Townships.
List of Persons
1750. On Monday, May 14th. 1750 was marryed and joined together by Banns.
(1.) Jacob Frank and Sarah Flood, widow, both liv- ing down this river.
Being present: John Chevillette, Esq., Michael Christopher Rowe, Peter and Joseph Grieffous, etc. etc.
(2.) On Monday, May 21st In the Congree Garrison by Banns:
William Berry and Mary King, widow, both in Saxa- Gotha Township: Present Archibald Campbell, Esq., Herman Gyger, Henry Gallman, etc. etc.
(3.) On Tuesday, June 5th In the Church of Orange- burgh by Ditto: Jacob Morff and Christina Hessy, both of this Township: Being present: Michael Chris- topher Rowe. Hans George Hessy.
(4.) On Monday, June 11th In ye Church of Orange- burgh by Ditto. David Griffith and Hannah Middleton, both of Berkly County. Being present: Michael Chris-
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topher Rowe, Henry Strowman. John Chevillette. Esq.
(5.) On Sunday, June 17th. In the Presence of the Congregation in the Church of Orangeburgh. by Ditto: Jacob Stauber and Miss -* of this Township.
(6.) On Sunday, June 24th. In the Church of Orange- burgh in presence of the Congregation-By Banns: John Frederick Ot and Magdalene Wechter, late wife of George Wechter, deceased. both living in Amelia Township.
(7.) On Thursday June 28th. In the House of these married Person by Ditto: Casper Kuhn and Anna Barbara Ernst, late wife of George Adam Ernst. of this Township, deceased: Being present: Valentine Yutzy, John Fritchman. John Friday Jun! etc. etc.
(S.) On Wednesday, July 11th. In the Church of Orangeburgh By Ditto: Robert Andrews of Saxa- Gotha Township, and Mary Carney of Amelia Town- ship. Being present: John McCord, Sam'] Bright. Robert Seawright etc. etc.
(9.) On Thursday, July 19th. In ye Church of Orange- burgh By Ditto: Joseph Markis and Ann Pickings. both living down this River: Being present: Joseph Griffis, David Jackson.
(10.) On Tuesday August 7th In the Church 'o Ditto. By Ditto John Frederick Huber and Barbara Kreyter. both of this Township: Being present Martin Binsky, John Friday Sent. et Junr. Henry Heym.
(11.) On Saturday, September 22nd. In ye Church of Orangeburgh. By Banns. Miles Riley and Elizabeth Weekly. widow of Thomas Weekly, of Amelia Town- ship. deceased. Being present: William Cammel. Wil- liam Cooper. Caspar Ott.
(12.) On Wednesday, October 3rd. In the Church 'o
*Name obliterated.
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Ditto. By Ditto. William Heart of the Congrees & Sirrah Young of Edistoe Fork. Being present Adin Frogat, William Young etc. etc.
(13.) On Thursday, December 6th. In the Church of Orangeburgh. By Ditto: William Mecket & Ann Roth of this Township: Being present Henry Haym, George Giessendanner, Jun! Charles Hottow etc. etc.
(14.) On Monday, Dec. 24th. in the Church of Orange- burgh. by Ditto: Henry Wetstine & Barbara, widow of Hans Ulrick Morff, deceased, both of this Township: Being present, Henry Haym, Caspar Kuhn, Peter Moorer, Junr. etc. etc.
1751
(15.) On Tuesday, February 5th. at the house of Mrs. Mary Russell in Amelia, by Licence, John McCord of Saxa-Gotha & Sophinisba Russell of Amelia Town- ship, Being present Samuel Bright, Charles and John Russell.
(16.) On Tuesday April 2nd. In Orangeburgh Church By Banns Peter Murer, Junr. To Magdalene Horguer; Both of this Township, Being present Valentine Yutzy, Samuel Suther, etc.
(17.) On Tuesday April 30th. in Ditto. By Ditto. John Harresperger To Elizabeth Frichman, both of this Township. Being present Nicolas Shewler, Conrad Yutzy, Jacob Ott etc. etc.
(18.) On Tuesday, May 28th. In Ditto. By Ditto. Robert Lammon to Barbara, widow of Jacob Brunzon, deceased. Both living upon Edistoe River. Being pres- ent Michael Christopher Rowe, Joseph Griffous, Sam- uel Davis.
(19.) On Thursday September 5th. In Ditto. By Dit- to. James Lewis to Esther, widow of John Jones, late of Amelia Township. Deceased. Being present Robert Gossling, Christian Minnick, Michael Christopher Rowe. etc. etc.
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(20.) On Thursday, September 26th. In Orangeburgh Church, Freeman Snellgrove of Amelia Township to Ann Jenkins, widow, Being present: Miles Riley, John Fairy, Joseph Duke.
1752.
(21.) On Sunday, February 2nd. In Ditto. By Ditto. Peter Roth to Agnes, late widow of George Gies- sendanner, Deceased. In presence of the Congrega- tion.
(22.) On Sunday, February 23rd. In Ditto. By Ditto. Christopher Stehely to Elizabeth, widow of Christian Schwarz, Deceased. In presence of the Congrega- tion.
(23.) On Friday December 27th. 1751. In Ditto. By Ditto. Gotlieb Ebert to Anna Amacher. Being pres- ent: Henry Wartzer, Martin Binsky, Michael Larry, etc.
(24.) On Tuesday, March 31st. In Ditto. By Ditto. Emanuel Miller to Mary, widow of Andrew Inabnet, of this Township, Deceased. Being present: Henry Wartzer, Henry Rickenbaker, etc. etc.
(25.) On Tuesday June 9th. 1752. In Orangeburgh Church. By Banns: Henry Crummy to Magdalene Zorn; both of Orangeburgh Township. Being pres- ent: William Barrie, Henry Felder, Luke Patrick.
(26.) On Tuesday, July 2nd. 1752. In Orangeburgh Church. By Banns: William Young of Edisto Fork to Mary Linder, below Orangeburgh Township: Being present: Michael Christopher Rowe, Johanes Wolfe. Lewis Linder.
(27.) On Monday, July 13, In Amelia at the house of Mr. William Martin: By Banns. Thomas Cryer and Elizabeth Powell; both of Amelia Township; Being present John McCord. Charles Russell, William Thomp- son.
(28.) On Tuesday July 21st. In Orangeburgh Church.
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By Banns. Jacob Kooner. Sent and Anna, late widow of Martin Tshudy, deceased, both of Orangeburgh Township. Being present: Henry Wartzer, - -- In- derabnet, Ulrick Reber etc. etc.
(29.) On Tuesday September 26th, In Orangeburgh Church. By Banns. John Nicolas Shuler to Verena Hoggin.
(30.) John Heller to Esther Ott.
(31.) John Frederick Ulmer to Mary Barbara Shu- ler; all of Orangeburg Township. Being present: John Miller, Henry Rickenbaker, Lewis Golsen, etc.
(32.) On Tuesday October 3rd. In Orangeburgh Church. By Banns. John William Leysath to Ursula Giessendanner, of this Township: Being present: Henry Wartzer, Jacob Ott, Peter Roth, etc. etc.
(33.) On Tuesday December 19th. In Ditto. By Dit- to. Lewis Golsen to Elizabeth Stehely.
(34.) Caspar Oth to Mary Stehely. All of Orange- burgh Township. Being present: Benedict Koller, Joseph Kryter, Henry Horger, Junr.
(35.) On Tuesday December 26th. In Ditto. By Dit- to. Christopher Monheim to Catharine Fry; both late- ly arrived from Germany in Orangeburgh Township. Being present: John Shaumlöffel, John Friday, Jun. Jacob Roth. 1753.
(36.) On Sunday, March 25th. In Ditto. By Ditto. George Frederick Knobel to Elizabeth Fichter. both lately come into this Township from Germany: Being present: Henry Felder, Barnard Snell, Jacob Giessen- danner.
(37.) On Tuesday, April 10th. At the house of Moses Thompson. Esgr. In Amelia. By Ditto. Thomas Bal- lew to Ann Cox. Being present: Moses and William Thompson. Thomas Courtonne.
(38.) On Thursday. April 12th. "In Orangeburgh
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Church Marryed by Banns. George Jacob Kurner to Ann Catharina Larrywecht, widow, both lately arrived in this Province from Germany. Being present: Michael Christopher Rowe, Ulrick Raber.
(39.) On Tuesday, April 24th. In Ditto. By Banns. Henry Mell to Mary Catharina, widow of Isaac Hut- tow, Jate of Orangeburgh Township, deceased.
(40.) Bernard Zeigler to Anne Mary Wedlin, widow, both lately come in from Germany. Both couples in presence of John Amacher, Senr., Frederick Huber, John William Leysaht, etc.
(41.) On Tuesday June 7th. In Ditto. James Eler- son to Elizabeth Elerson; both near Orangeburgh Township. Being present: Henry Crummy, Michael Larry, The Banns been published at Orangeburgh May 27th; et 31st., June 3d.
(42.) On Tuesday September 4th. In Ditto.
Joseph Huber to Elizabeth Horrmutt.
(43.) John Valentin Kranick to Anna Mary Heck- ler. All of Orangeburgh Township. Being present: Lewis Golson, Martin Binsky, Lewis Kern, etc.
(44.) On Tuesday September 27th. In Ditto. By Banns. Edward Brady to Rachael Whiteford of Ame- lia. Present: William Powell, John Burdell, etc.
(45.) On Thursday at the house of John Eberly. Marryed October 11th. By Banns.
John Grossman to Margaret Stephen; both of Berke- ley County. Being present: Lewis Linder, John Eber- ly, etc.
(46.) On Sunday, November 4th. In Orangeburgh Church. By Banns. Christopher Miller to Angelia Zeigler, widow. In presence of the Congregation. 1754
(47.) On Tuesday, February 12th. Joyned into the Holy State of matrimony at the house of Simon
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Thens, commonly called Monk's Corner, in St. John's Parish, by virtue of Licence derected to me, Simon Theus of the said Parish to Elizabeth Mackey of Ame- lia Township. Present: John Lloyd, Robert Rawlins, Clerk of the Crown, etc. etc.
(48.) On Tuesday, February 19th. In Orangeburgh Church. By Banns. Jacob Beck to Brigitta Smith, both of Amelia Township. Present: Christopher Rowe, John Friday, Senr. & Junr.
(49.) On Sunday, March 10th. In Amelia. At the house of Charles Russell. By Banns. Christian Reich- art to Catharina Peterman; both of Amelia Township. In presence of the Congregation.
(50.) On Thursday, March 14th. In Orangeburgh Church. By Banns. Daniel Linder to Sarah Hill of Berkeley County. Present: James Tilly, Alexander McCord, John Burdell, etc., etc.
(51.) On Monday, April 9th. In Orangeburgh Church. Marryed By Banns. Henry Young of Edisto Fork to Ann Hill of Orangeburgh Township. Present: John Burdell, David Hall, etc., etc.
(52.) On Sunday, May 12th. In Amelia. By Banns. Benjamin Spurlock to Mary Elizabeth Smitzer, both of Amelia Township. Present: Moses Thompson, John Chevillette, John Lloyd, etc.
(53.) On Tuesday, July 16th. In Orangeburgh Church. By Banns. Conrad Yutzy to Magdalene Warner; both of Orangeburgh Township.' Present: Henry Snell, Senr. & Junr., Christopher Rowe, etc., etc.
(54.) On Tuesday, August 6th. In Orangeburgh Church. By Banns. John Henry Shilling to Ann Mar- garet McLennen; both of Orangeburgh Township. Present: Henry Rickenbaker, Henry Mell, Sam Su- ther.
(55.) On Tuesday, August 20th. In Ditto. By Banns. James Taylor to Elizabeth, late widow of William
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Barrie; both of Orangeburgh Township. Present: Henry Felder, Henry Crummy, etc., etc.
(56.) On Thursday, August 22d. In Amelia. By Li- cence. Charles Russell to Ann Dargan; both of Ame- lia Township. Present: John McCord, John Lloyd etc. etc.
(57.) On Sunday, October 27th. In Orangeburgh Church. By Banns. Marryed: Emanuel Mineor to Rachel Hatcher, both of Edistoe Fork. Present: The Congregation, Samuel Suther,* David Hall, &c.
(58.) On Tuesday, December 3d. In Ditto. By
*From the History of Rowan County, North Carolina, by Rev. Jethro Rumple, the following sketch is taken: "Rev. Samuel Su- ther was one of the early German Reformed ministers in Guilford, Rowan and Cabarrus. In the journal of Gov. Tryon for 1768, he re- lates that while he was at Major Phifer's in Mecklenburg (now Ca- barrus) on Sunday, the 12st of July, he 'heard Mr. Luther, a Dutch minister, preach.' No doubt this is a misprint for Mr. Suther, since there is no evidence that such a minister as Luther was here, and there is evidence of the presence of a Rev. Mr. Suther. He was sent out from the old country to preach to the German Reformed people in the Carolinas, and was pastor of the Guilford charge during the Rev- olutionary war. Mr. Suther was a man of learning, and an uncom- promising patriot during the struggle for American freedom. His residence was a mile from the battle ground of the Regulators in Ala- mance, May 16th, 1771. During the Revolution he was an outspoken patriot, and so obnoxious to the tories that he was often compelled to hide himself from their vengence. It is said that there was but one single tory in his entire charge. Capt. Weitzell, a member of Mr. Suther's church, commanded a company in the battle of Guilford Court House that was made up of members of the Reformed Church. The records of Lower Stone Church mention Samuel Suther as its pastor in 1782, and that he had removed thither from Guilford Coun- ty. This was in the days of tory ravages, when Col. David Fanning and his troop of marauders struck terror into the region that extends from Guilford to Cumberland county. As he had many enemies around him, he found it expedient to remove to a more peaceful re- gion. The date of his death and the place of his burial are unknown to the writer. There are a number of families by the name of Suther residing in and near Concord." This is probably the same Samuel Suther mentioned by Giessendanner, and he probably sojourned awhile in Orangeburgh before receiving his license to preach in this country.
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Banns. Jacob Ott to Margaret Fichtner, both of Orangeburgh Township. Present: Henry Wartzer, Adam Snell, George Hessy, &c. &c.
(59.) On Thursday, December 19th. In Ditto. By Banns. John Gibson to Margaret Fludd, both below Orangeburgh Township. Present: David Hall.
(60.) On Sunday, December 22nd. In Ditto. By Banns. Jacob Dirr of Amelia and Eva Catharina Key- ser of Orangeburgh Township. Present: John Fred- erick Huber, & Henry Felder, &c.
(61.) On Monday, December 23rd. In Ditto. By Banns. John Joyner, Junr. to Naomy Bunch, both of Amelia Township. Present: Henry Snell, Senr., Chris- topher Rowe, etc.
1755.
(62.) On Monday, February 17th. In Ditto. By a Li- cence directed to me. Josiah Evans to Margaret Lar- kins, of Prince Frederick Parish. Present: James Tilly, Senr. & Junr.
(63.) On Tuesday, February 18th. In Ditto. By Banns. Barnard Hertzog to Anne Mary, late widow of Warner Ulmer, of Orangeburgh Township. Pres- ent: Col: John Chevillette, Henry Wartzer, &c.
(64.) On Thursday, August 14th. at the house of Capt. John Lloyd in Amelia Township, Marryed-By Licence; William Thompson to Eugenia Russell, both of the Township aforesaid. Present: John McCord, Edward Barwicke, &c.
(65.) On Sunday, August 24th. In Orangeburgh Church. By Banns: John George Hayner to Eva Catharina Barrin; both of Orangeburgh Township. Present: Jacob Giessendanner, Henry Felder, &c.
(66.) On Monday. December 29th. In Ditto. By Dit- to. John Ofill to Elizabeth Rice, both of the Salt- ketchers in Colleton County. Present: Isham Clay- ton. Samuel Pickings, &c.
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1756.
(67.) On Tuesday, January 27th. In Orangeburgh Church. By Ditto. John Jacob Wymer to Anne Died- rick, both of Orangeburgh Township. Present: San- uel Suther, John Jennings. &c.
(68.) On Monday, February 2nd. In Ditto. By Dit- to. John Anding to Margaret, late widow of Rudolph Brunner, both living below Orangeburgh Township in Berkly County. Present: Henry Wurtzer, Lewis Lin- der, John Aberly, &c.
(69.) On Sunday, February 15th. In Ditto.
By Banns. James Clatworthy to Mary, Widow of Rush. Present: Joseph Wood, &c.
The remainder of the marriage record kept by Rev. John Giessendanner is lost from the book, but several fragmentary records were entered by later custodians of the book, as follows:
"John Pou to Elizabeth Giessendanner Boath of Orangeburgh Township."*
"Henry Giessendanner and Elizabeth Rumph Maryed the 25 Day of february 1767
"Henry Gissendaner"
"Henry Gissendanner & Mary Larry Marryed the 21 January 1796."+
The following is also recorded among the later items: "Jacob Kooney Come to me to Live With me th 26 of Septr 1771 and Movd a Way again the 16 of November 1771." What that meant is not explained.
Following the record in English of marriages, is the record in English of the baptisms performed by Rev. John Giessendanner after his return from England. At the head of each of the thirteen pages containing the entries from 11 to 97 is written. "A list of Children
*No date given. tSecond wife-she was a widow.
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baptized per J. Giessendanner. V. D. M."; at the head of each of the forty-two pages containing the entries from 98 to 422 is written, “Register Book of Baptisms per Jnº Giessendanner. V. D. M."; at the head of each of the four pages containing the entries from 423 to 482 is written, "Register of Christenings by John Gies- sendanner. V. D. M."; and at the head of each of the remaining twenty-five pages containing the entries from 483 to 639 is written, "Register of Births & Chris- tenings by John Giessendanner V. D. M." The follow- ing is the baptismal record:
A List of Children Baptized by me in the Church of Orangeburgh and in Sundry other places Since my re- turn from England according to the Liturgy of the Church of England and the forms prescribed in the Book of Common Prayer
John Giessendanner Minister of the Church in and of Orangeburgh Township and Amelia Township-
1749-50.
(10.)* On Sunday, March 18th. 1749-50. Received publick Baptism in the Church of Orangeburgh Joseph, son of James and Marget Tilly; born Goss: Joseph Robinson, Brand Pendarvis, and
On Sunday, April 1st:
(11.) Christian, son of John and Margaret Inabnet; born March the 17th. a. c. Susceptr. Hans Jacob Stroman, Henry Wetzstine, and Mrs Mary Inabnet.
(12.) On Sunday, April Stb. in Amelia Township at the house of Mrs. Mary Russell: Charles, son of Wil- liam and Mary Elizabeth Heatly; born November 15th. 1749. Susceptr: John McCord, Charles Russell, Miss Sophia Russell.
*From 1 to 10 lost.
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Eôdem Die eodemg Locô:
(13.) William, son of William and Martha Evans; Seven months old. Susceptr. Freeman Snellgrove, and as no others could be got, the parents themselves.
Eôdem Die eodemg Loco:
(14.) Powel, son of Ditto. Susceptr. Thomas Powel and the parents.
Eôdem Die et Loco:
(15.) John, son of Thomas and Elizabeth Barker; born October 2nd. 1749. Susceptr. Samuel Bright and the mother.
Eôdem Die et Loco:
(16.) Josias, son of an unknown father and Mary Gibson; born June 20th. 1746. Susceptr. Hopert Gib- son.
(17.) On Easter Monday, April 16th. 1750. Received public baptism in the Church of Orangeburgh, Ann Appollonia, daughter of Jacob and Ann Appollonia Wolf; born March 19th. a. c. Susceptr. Nicolas Shu- ler. Mrs. Barbara Jennings, Ann Elizabeth Giegelman. Eôdem Die et Loco.
(18.) Margaret, daughter of Nicolas and Regula Larry; born March 27th. a. c. Susceptr. John Jen- nings, Mary Regina Philippina Yutzy, Catharina Kuh- nen.
(19.) At the Congrees in the house of Mrs. Elizabeth Haig on Saturday May 19th. Edward, son of Edward and Obedience McGrae; born August 5th. 1746. Sus- ceptr. Thomas McFashon, Herman Gyger, Isabel Potts.
Eôdem Loco.
(20.) Sunday May 20th. Naomy, daughter of Nico- las and Naomy Fritz; born March 19th. 1748. Susceptr. Solomon Holmes, Sirah Snelling, no more.
Eôdem Die et Loco.
(21.) Elizabeth. daughter of the parents aforesaid:
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born March 19th. 1744. Susceptr. Henry Snelling, and the mother of the baptized, no more. 1
Eôdem Die et Loco.
1
(22.) Grace, daughter of Hugh and Mary Murphy; born May 10th. 1749. Susceptr. Henry Snelling, Sirah Snelling, Ann Ginnoway.
(23.) At the Congrees in the house of Mrs. Elizabeth Haig on Sunday, May 20th. 1750, Gabriel, son of An- drew and Rebecca Clements; born December 25thi 1749. Susceptr. Marget Reece, no more.
Eôdem Die et Loco.
(24.) Sirah, daughter of Thomas and Ann Cheavy; born April 23rd. a. c. Susceptr. Solomon Holmes, Elizabeth Good and the mother.
In the Church of Orangeburgh. ·
(25.) On Whit Sunday June 3rd., Mary, daughter of Joseph and Mary Grieffous; born April 12th. a. c. Sus- ceptr. Adin Frogat, Mrs. Maria Catharina Ottow, Mrs. ! Ann Grieffous.
Eôdem Die et Loco.
(26.) Ann, daughter of John and Barbara Potts; born May Sth. a. c. Susceptr. Isaac Ottow, Mrs. Ann : Ottow, Elizabeth Tshudy.
(27.) On Sunday, June 10th. In Amelia Township at the house of Mrs. Mary Russell; Mary, daughter of James and Elizabeth Carter; born 4th. January 1749. Susceptr. Henry and Mary Carter, Elizabeth Tate.
Eôdem Die et Loco.
(28.) Mary, daughter of John and Esther Jones; born 20th. October 1748. Susceptr. Conrad and Mary Halman, Elizabeth Lap.
Eôdem Die et Loco.
(29.) Margaret, daughter of William and Rebecca Hickie; born 19th. November 1747. Susceptr. Robert Gossling, Esther Jones and Mary Whitford.
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(30.) In Amelia Township at the house of Mrs. Mary Russell, on Sunday, June 10th. 1750; John, son of Henry and Mary Carter; born in December 1747. Susceptr. James Carter, James Barker and Elizabeth Carter.
Eôdem Die et Locô.
(31.) Margaret, daughter of John and Mary Sulli- vant; born 15th. June 1749. Susceptr. William Evans, Martha Evans, and Mary Sullivant.
Eôdem Die et Locô.
(32.) Winified and Martha, daughters of Thomas and Sarah Powel.
(33.) Winifred born in May 1747, Martha born in April 1750. Susceptr. for both: James Carter, Mar- tha Evans and Sarah Powel.
In the Church of Orangeburgh.
(34.) On Sunday June 17th.
David, son of David and Ann Rumph; born April 1st. a. c. Susceptr. Jacob Rumph, William Beary, Barbara. wife of John Jennings.
Eôdem Die et Locô.
(35.) Elizabeth, daughter of Adam and Margaret Snell; born March 10th. a. c. Susceptr. John Fritch- man, Lovisa, wife of Jacob Horger, and Magdaline Werner.
Ibidem.
(36.) On Sunday July 1st.
Johannes, son of Abraham and Mary Issenbut; born May 31st. a. c. Susceptr. Peter Hug, John Inabnet. Agnes, wife of George Giessendanner, Junr.
In the Church of Orangeburgh.
(37.) On Sunday, July 1st.
Ann, daughter of Seth and Susannah Hatcher; born April 24th. a. c. Susceptr. Michael and Regula Larry. Anna Angelia, wife of Ulrich Raber.
(38.) In Amelia at the house of Mrs. Mary Russell.
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On Sunday July Sth. Elizabeth, daughter of Robert and Elizabeth Gossling; born February 1st. 1745. Sus- ceptr. William Evans. Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Bar- ber, and Elizabeth, widow of Thomas Weekly.
Eôdem Die et Locô.
(39.) George, son of Robert and Elizabeth Gossling aforesaid; born May 13th. a. c. Susceptr. Moses Thomp- son, Thomas Powel, and Mary, wife of Robert Whitford.
(40.) On Sunday, August 19th. In the Church of Orangeburgh. Leonard, son of Leonard and Sirrah Warnedow; born January 15th. 1749/50. Susceptr. Isaac Hottow, William Cooper, and Sirrah his wife.
Eôden Die et Locô.
(41.) Sirrah, daughter of John and Sirrah Clayton; born April 30th. a. c. Susceptr. William Pendarvis, Sirrah, wife of William Cooper, and Mary, wife of Da- vid Rumph.
Eôdem Die et Locô.
(42.) Johannes, son of Henry and Ann Rickenback- er, born Susceptr. John Inabinet, John Harrisperger, and Catharina Diel.
In the Church of Orangeburgh.
(43.) On Sunday, September 16th. Anna, daughter of Jacob and Anna Rumph; born August 26th. a. c. Susceptr. George Giessendanner, Junr., Mary, wife of Hans Balsiger and Anna, wife of Joseph Robinson.
Eôdem Locô.
(44.) On Sunday September 30th.
Maria, daughter of Andrew and Mary Inabnet; born July 27th. a. c. Susceptr. Caspar Negely, Maria Stehe- ly and Anna Amacher.
Eôdem Locô.
(45.) On Sunday, October 28th. Isaac, son of Jacob and Barbara Brunzon; born - Susceptr. Abraham Yssenhut, Samuel Davis, and wife of Elias Snell.
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