The following from Bridget Rogier [bridgetr@prodigy.net]
1736- Please refer to Johannes Binkley Sr. about Johannes Binkley Jr. coming to America on the ship Princess Augusta.LANCASTER CO, PA 1739
1739- The following is from Pat Smith. From the LDS film #0,844,575. The first item on the roll: SWISS GERMANS IN LANCASTER, PA, page 268. "In 1739, Naturalized, Johannes Binkley (and others)."
YORK COUNTY, PA 1743
1743- From the book York County, Pennsylvania Church Records of the 18th Century compiled and edited by Marlene Strawser Bates and F. Edward Wright on page xix is the following. THE PRIVATE RECORDS OF JACOB LISCHY, V.D.M. Jacob Lischy was born in 1719 in Switzerland, now France. He arrived in Philadelphia in 1742. The Moravians ordained him a Reformed minister in 1743. He served the following congregations in York County: York (1745-1761), Kreutz Creek (1745-1757), St. David's, West Manheim (1753-1769), Canadochly (circa 1753-1761), (Lischy's St. Peter's) North Cordorus Township (to 1769). Jacob's (1756-1769), Strayer's (1757-1769), Wolf's (1763-1770), Emanuel's (1765-1769, Quickel's (1765-1769) and Friedensaal (to 1770).
Records: 1. Historical Society of York County: (transcription by Young in 1734). Micro file 2, drawer 1, reel 84 (Young transcription) 2. Historical Society of PA: Y/7R, xCh/13, xCh/15 3. Philip Schaff Library: MKZZ/YO/R72. Micro #141. Transcribed by Hinke.
1743- The following is a baptism record for Susanna the daughter of Johannes Binkley Jr. and his wife Catharina... LDS Film 0,020,363 Reformed churches in Eastern, PA. These Journals are at Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, PA... Centerville or Cocalico, Baptism for: Susanna Binkley on 31 July 1743. Her parents were John Binkley & Catherine and her sponsors were Jacob Basher & Susanna Binkley a single woman. Also there was a Johann Michael Frey who was born on 06 March 1743 and baptized on April 1744. His parents were Valentine Frey and Anna Barbara Binkley.
The two baptisms are on the same page just a few lines from each other. It is safe to assume that Johannes, Susanna & Anna Maria Barbara may have been siblings. Since there has been nothing found to contradict this assumption and by the process of alimentation that we should list them as siblings of children of Johannes "Hance" Binkley Sr. (Now that Christian was found in the probate of Johannes Binkley Sr. we might add the name of Christian too.)
BERKS COUNTY, PA 1748
1748- The following record is from the Heidelberg, Cacusi, St. John's or Hain's Church. Johann Gorg of Johannes Binckeli and wife, bapt. July 1, 1748. Sponsors: Joh. Rech and Johannes Fuss.
1748- Again at the following record is from the Heidelberg, Cacusi, St. John's or Hain's Church. Elisabet of John Althauser and wife, bapt. (July 1, 1748). Sponsors: John Binckeli and wife.
YORK COUNTY, PA 1749
1749- From the book York County Church Records of the 18th Century compiled and edited by Marlene Strawser Bates and F. Edward Wright is the following. Anna Maria of Johanes Binckely and Catharina, Baptized March 12, 1749. Sponsors: Peter Binckely and Margreth. (We think Peter and Margreth is Peter Binkley, the Moravian and his second wife, Anna Margaretha Geiger because the location is in Codorus Township and the records are from Jacob Lischy's Private Pastoral Records.) Since this record would have been when Lischy was in York, the county of York in PA.
1750- The following record was found at Heidelberg, Cacusi, St. John's or Hain's Church. Anna Barbara of Conrad Hegy and wife. Bapt. April 15, 1750. Sponsors: Johannes Pinckle and wife. (I don't know if this is Johannes Sr. or Johannes Jr.) I think this is for Johannes Sr. because I think Johannes Jr. was already living in North Codorus Township, York County, PA.
1751- Land Record says, "A Draught of a Tract of Land (can't read >Lohiabe) in Codorus Township York County containing Two Hundred and Twenty four Acres and an Allowance of _____ _____ _____ for Roads and Highways surveyed the 23 day of October 1752 for John Bingalee in purshanced of a Warrant bearing back the 18 day of December 1751. In the diagram it shows some of his neighbors as: John (can't read) Hoorky, Peter Bingalee, Nicholas Maak, Nicholas Maak, Chris. Grib. (This record is kept with Johannes Binkley Sr's probate records.
????- Draft Map: I have an undated draft map showing our Johannes "John Bingalee" Binkley in lot #796, living in the "Northern Region" North Codorus Township of York County PA. This map is called Map 13 with "Overlaps of Map 12. Starting directly south and going clock wise the first circle of names surrounding this John Bingalee is: Daniel Kleindist "Northern Liberties" in lot #782, Peter Bingalee, Jacob Pegler in lot #797, John Koontz in lot #798, lot #795 has no name listed, Hans Nicolas Maak in lot #790, Adam Thorebaugh in lot #789. In the second circle of names surrounding John Bingalee is: Daniel Keenboard in lot #779, John Woodring in lot #767, Daniel Heckintorn in lot #799, Christian Hershey "Hirsey's Mount" in lot #800, Joseph McKinney in lot #812, John Hileman in lot #794, Matthew Trorebaugh in lot #793, Philip Emig in lot #791, Leonard Nutz in lot #787. Other names on the outer part of the map list the following: Killian Fissel "Twice Over" & "Fissel's Addition in lot #805, John Wirth "Trout Run" in lot #766, Peter Runch in lot #625, Jacob Lischy in lot #626, Jacob Lischy in lot # 897, George Kale in lot #808, Simon Evans in lot #803, Abraham Dicks in lot #809, Abraham Dicks in lot #810, Christian Hershey in lot #811, Micholas Schuster in lot #813, Peter Low in lot #815, Felix Miller in lot #817, David Grier in lot #820, Matthew Smyser in lot # 631, George Smyser in lot #632, Jacob Lischy in lot #630, Andrew Hershey in lot #637, Andrew Hershey in lot #638, Adam Hoff "Youlian" in lot #624, Mark Haines in lot #816.
1751- The following is a record from Jacob Lischy's Private Pastoral Records in York County. Johannes of Johanes Binckely and Catharina, baptized February 10, 1751. Sponsors: Casper Kuffer and Maria Agnes.
1752- The following record is from Jacob Lischy's Private Pastoral Records in York County. Maria Elisabeth of Johannes Wodering and Anna Maria, baptized May 19, 1752. Sponsors: Johannes Binckely and Catharina.
1753- Binckley, Johann Abraham, christened 06 JUN 1753. Father Johannes, Mother Catherine. Sponsors, Joh Abrah Kuffer and Ann Margr. (This is the last record ever found of this son.)
1753- The following is a record from Jacob Lischy's Private Pastoral Record in York County, PA. Johan Abraham of Johanes Bickeli and Catharina, baptized June 16, 1753. Sponsors: Joh. Abrah Kuffer and Anna Margr Kuffer
1753- The following is a record from Jacob Lischy's Private Pastoral Record in York County, PA. Joh. Daniel of Joh. Ernst Kramer and Anna Eva, baptized November 4, 1753. Sponsors: Johannes Binckely, Daniel Diel and Maria Elisabeth.
1755- The following is a record from Jacob Lischy's Private Pastoral Record in York County, PA. Maria Catharina of Johannes Binckeli and Catharina, baptized February 23, 1755. Sponsors: Daniel Lang and Maria Catharina.
1755- I found in the book York County, Pennsylvania church records of the 18th century, compiled and edited by Marlene Strawser Bates and F. Edward Wright. Published by Family Line Publications, 1991 page 231.
Maria Catharina of Johanes Binckeli and Catharina, baptized February 23,1755. Sponsors: Daniel Lang and Maria Catharina
The above baptism of Maria Catharina was from Jacob Lischy's Private Pastoral Record. The book mentioned above says the following. LISCHY'S (ST. PETER'S) REFORMED CHURCH, near Spring Grove, North Cordorus Township. Charles H. Glatfelter states, "There is evidence the Reformed congregation in some form or another may have come into existence in the later 1740's. The Lutheran congregation was organized a generation or two after that." The early ministers were Jacob Lischy, ca. 1760-1769, Charles 1. Boehme, 1775-79, John Christopher Gobrecht, 1780-1806.
Other records can be found at... 1. Historical Society of York County: Ul. Translated by William J. Hinke, July 1939. 2. Philip Schaff Library: MKZZ/YO/R80-83, Micro. #135, #136. 3. Historical Society of PA: xCh/523, XCh/7, Reformed.
1756- In the book Record of Arrivals and other data, page 2 of section 4, 5, and 6 that was found by Daniel Franklin Binkley's research. "#6, Johannes Binackle may be the same as Lieut. Col. John Brinckl, Capt. John Brinckle mentioned in 1756 list of Officers, Page 1 of miscellaneas notes." (Because of the time frame it would surely appear that this John is Johannes Binkley Jr. born in 1718.)
FREDERICK COUNTY, MD 1759
1759- From the book INHABITANTS OF FREDERICK COUNTY MARYLAND, VOLUME 2, 1749-1800 by Stefanie R. Shaffer listing land patents for Frederick County held at the Courthouse in Frederick. The Maryland Archives Assession Numbers are included. On page 109 lists John Pinkney, 1759 Weavers Weafstool; 100 acres; BC&GS#17 441 (This coding for land records has to do with Liber & Folio); Now Frederick
1765- From the book "Frederick County Maryland Land Records Liber J Abstracts, 1763-1767 (Deeds to 1765, Supersedes Records through 1767)" Abstracted by Patricia Abelard Anderson is the following on page 91. "1213-1215. Christian Pinkney son of John Pinkney, recorded 19 June 1765 made some day between John Pinkney for the natural love and affection and also 5 shillings sterling, grants tract called "Weavers Weasestool" beginning on a branch that falls into Great Hunting Creek, M&B for 100 acres. Signed John Pinkley by his mark before Thos Beatty, Thos Price. Receipt. Ack. Catherine wife of the said John released dower, AF paid."
I think this is important because even though the last name is different the comparisons stand out between this family and who we think is ours is remarkable. First because there is a John (Johannes) with a wife Catherine and a Christian whom I assume is his son because of the words "natural love and affection" and because it takes place in Frederick County. Notice that the forth time the name is mentioned is spelled John "Pinkley" which is the spelling we are used to seeing. I also noticed that maybe this Christian might just have gotten married and he might have gotten help from his father in obtaining land. The year of 1765 might be additional important knowledge because this Christian might be the age of the Christian that we claim: Johann Christian. I have noticed in the past that the original owner named all land and that name continued being used even though it could be 5 or more owners since. "M&B" means Metes and bounds- description of real estate boundaries. "Ack" means Acknowledgment of the deed by the grantor. "AF" means Alienation fine. A transfer fee. I don't know what "released dower" means but Dower rights mean: A widow's right to 1/3 of all her husband's real property owned during their marriage. This right had to be released whenever he sold property. If not done at the time the deed was made, the widow could come back later and exercise a claim against the property, and sometimes later dower releases we recorded. When sons inherited land, to sell, they would need their mother's dower release on the deed. Supersedeas, means in some instances use is synonymous with a "stay of proceedings." Here it is most similar to a bond required of one who petitions to set aside a judgment or execution for a period of time. Please tell me what you think about this? Do you think this is the Johannes Jr. and Catharine giving land to our Christian?
Let's see Johannes Jr. was probably born about 1718 and in 1765 he would be about 47 years old. Suppose Jr. was about 23 when his son was born then that son could be about or near the same age. To me that would track about right, right?
1771-2- "Frederick C., MD Rent Rolls for 1771-2- HUFFSTADLER, Ulerick, lives in Pa." (Don't know if this will mean something later.
FUNKSTOWN, WASHINGTON COUNTY, MD 1768
1768- The following is from the book FREDERICK COUNTY LAND RECORD ABSTRACTS- LIBER L, 1767-1770.
218-219. Michael Kirkpatrick recorded bill of sale 17 March 1768. [Examd & del'd George Kirkpatrick] I Mordach McKinsey weaver, sell a certain house and lot in Jerusalem adjoining to John Pinkley's lot in said town, together with several other things: my loom and gears and all utensils belonging thereto; also my chest and all the singular every thing or things there belonging to me, in consideration of 30 pounds and he warrants no other person has claim to any part. Signed by mark, Mordach McKinsey before Wm Macpherson, George Kirkpatrick.
496. Charles Hickman recorded bill of sale 6 September 1768, made 1 September 1768, between John Pinkley of FC (Frederick County), for 30 Pounds one house and lot in Funkstown #34, together and sundry other actions, to wit, three beds with what pertains thereto, 2 pewter basins, one pewter dish, six plates pewter and iron kettle, iron pot, frying pan, together with four cows, one black, two bay colored and one other spotted; five sheep, 900 sheaves of wheat and rye with eight acres of land which he and the said Pinckley hath cleared the said Funck Town, on the same terms that the said Pinckley had of Jacob Funchk. Signed by mark, John Pinkley before Jos Smith, Thos Prather. Receipt. Ack (Ack, means acknowledgment of the deed by the grantor.)
605. Teter Manner recorded supersedeas against John Pinkley, John Ogle and Peter Pinkley for 18 shillings, 6 pence and cast, taken 11 November 1668 before Wm Luckett, Wm Blair.
FREDERICK/WASHINGTON COUNTY, MD 1776-1783
1775- Also, for the same reason as mentioned above we would like to add the following. From the book REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOTS OF FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND 1775-1783 By Henry C. Peden, Jr. on page 287. Could some of the following be his children?
1. Pinkley, Adam. Associator in December 1775 [ref.: E-1713. (It would seem that Adam, born 12 AUG 1744, is the son of Peter the Moravian who in 1775 was 31 years old.)
2. Pinkley, [Pinctley], John. Private in the 7th Maryland Regiment from February 2, 1777 to February 1778, when "off rolls" [Ref.: A-239]. (Again it would seem that this was Johannes born 26 MAR 1743, is the son of Peter the Moravian or he could be the John named in the 1806 will of Catharine Binkley, see 1806.) NOW I think that this is the John that was in his mother's probate; see below to 1801 and 1806!
3. Pinkley, John Grist. Associator in December 1775 [Ref.: E-171]. (I am sure that this is our Johann Christian Binkley/Pinkley and feel sure that he is a son of Johannes "Hance" Binkley Jr. listed in the above land record of 1765, see 1765.
4. Pinkley, [Pinckley], Michael. Private in the 7th Maryland Regiment from May 2, 1777, to August 16, 1780, when he was reported missing (after the Battle of Camden, South Carolina). [Ref.: A-239]. See the end of this report- 1806- where the children of Johannes and Catharine are to receive equal shares in their estate.
5. Pinkley, Nicholas. Private who enlisted July 20, 1776 [Ref.: A-SO]. (This is the only record any where of a Nicholas Pinkley, I can only assume that he died without being married and thus leaving any children. He is not mentioned in the will of Catharine Pinkley in 1801 and he was not a son of Peter Binkley the Moravian. The only Binkley families ever found in Frederick Co. were Peter Binkley the Moravian and the family of his nephew, Johannes Binkley Jr. and his wife Catharina. It would appear that Nicholas died before having children!)
6. Pinkley, Peter. Associator in December 1775 [Ref.: E-171]. Juror to the Oath of Allegiance in 1778 [Ref.: C-28]. I think he is most likely Johann Peter Binkley, born 13 JAN 1753 which would have made him about 22 years old and the son of Peter the Moravian. If so, this Peter later went to North Carolina with his father.
WASHINGTON COUNTY, MD 1790
1790- The 1790 Census list for Washington County, Maryland shows John Pinkley, 1 male 16 and up and 1 Female.
YORK COUNTY, PA 1798
1798- The following is a record from Saddler's (St. John's Lutheran Church) from the book York County, Pennsylvania Church Records of the 18tb Century, Volume 1 by Marlene S. Bates and F. Edward Wright, on page 148. Cathrine Heingel of Lorrens Heingel and Susanna, born February 11, 1798, baptized July 19, 1798. Witnesses: Joh. Brinker? and Cathar.
About Saddler's... SADDLER'S (ST. JOHN'S) LUTHERAN CHURCH, Stewartstown, Hopewell Township. The congregations began ca 1789; the register began in 1792.
Records: The records in these volumes are based on a transcription by Henry J. Young and compared to the records appearing in Elmer W. Orwig, Sadler's Lutheran Church 1789-1989, published by author, 1989. Young's version is annotated in this work to show differences with Orwig's version.
1. Historical Society of York County: Ml. Micro file 1, Drawer 6, Reel 5 (original). Micro file 2, Drawer 1, Reel 84 (Typed manuscript of Young's translation in 1936. A note on front page states "I am informed that this is actually a union register. [H]. J. Y.").
2. Historical Society of PA: xCh/523.
FUNKSTOWN, WASHTINGTON COUNTY, MD 1801
1801- Probate Court Hagerstown MD will book B, page 184. Will of Catherine Binkley, Jerusalem Town 4 January 1801- (Jerusalem Town now called Funkstown.) Weak in body - pay all debts and funeral charges. Sell my house and lot in this town and all my goods not otherwise disposed of here in and that money and money owed me be divided equally among all my children: John Christian Binkley, Mary Whetstone, Elizabeth T. Kyles, Susana Hocksteller, Michael Binkley, and the children of John Binkley. Share and share alike. All my wearing apparel, table linen and any linen not made up or made up into any kind of furniture to my daughters above- share and share alike and to each of them a coverlet but the whole and entire pieces of lined shall be divided, share a share alike amongst all my grand children. My son John's share of the furniture (money) shall go to his children by his first wife (in particular) and he shall not receive more that 5 shillings of his own person. This is a small reparation for the injury done the children by their father by leaving them uneducated and unsupported. The money each of my daughters are entitled to shall be given to my grandchildren (by them) and equally divided among them. It shall be kept at interest and my daughters shall give each his share as they arrive at legal age. Exer. Henry Shafer a good friend, Philip Spohn - Excrs. Are empowered to deed the house and lot when they sell it. Wit: Godlib Grosh, Jonathan Duble - Proven 24 August 1806
1806- On 27 August 1806 (Legal notices) Catherine Binkley Lot 125 of Jerusalem Town Washington Co., to grandchildren John Christian Binkley, Mary Whitstone, Elizabeth Skyles, Susanna Houghstetler, Michael Binkley's and John Binkley's children share alike. Witnesses Godlib Grosh & Johnathan Dubble. (ORDER THIS RECORD!)
1809- From the book DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE ACCOUNTS Washingtion Conty, Maryland 1806-1816 by Dale Walton Morrow and Deborah Jensen Morrow is the following record... BINKLEY, Catherine. Adm. Henry Shupe 16 October 1809; 45 heirs T54.9.3
1813- From the book DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE ACCOUNTS Washingtion Conty, Maryland 1806-1816 by Dale Walton Morrow and Deborah Jensen Morrow is the following record... BINKLEY, Cutleib. Adm. Barbara 24 March 1813; widow, 3 children T100.3.5; 17 July 1813 T240.12.10
From the book WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND CHURCH RECORDS OF THE 18th CENTURY 1768-1800: Hagerstown-Clearspring-Williamsport-Leitersburg-Gunkstown-Clearfoss Introduction
Evangelical Lutheran Church at Elizabeth town (Hagerstown) page 1-31
Salem Reformed Church of Cearfoss page 31 to 44
The Old Reformed Church, Funkstown page 44 to 51
St. Paul's Evangelican Lutheran and Reformed Church ( near Clearspring) page 51 to 61
Jacob's Church (Lutheran) near Leitersburg page 61 to 64
St. John's Episcopal Church (excerpts from Vestry Proceedings) page 64 to 65
Reformed Church of Hagerstown page 65-107
Zion Lutheran Church, Williamsport 107 to 113
Index 113 to 155 the following names in the index...
Index lists SKEALS/SKEYLS/SKILS Catherine 110; Christina 110, 111; Joh. 26; John 110, 111; Jonas 111.
1797- Zion Lutheran Church, Williamsport 107 to 113Catherine of John Skeyls and wife Christina b. January 1, 1797, bapt. August 4, 1797 Witnesses: John Kugel and wife catherine.
1799- Zion Lutheran Church, Williamsport 107 to 113John of Jonas Skeals and wife Christina b. February 16, 1799. Bapt. May 13, 1799 Witnesses: John Kugel and wife Catherine.
CENSUSES 1790- In the 1790 Census for Washington Co., MD there is a Markes Kiles: 1 white male over 16.
1795- Evangelical Lutheran Church at Elizabeth town (Hagerstown) Joh. Skils and Christ. Bez married 28 June 1794.
From the book WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND CHURCH RECORDS OF THE 18th CENTURY 1768-1800: Hagerstown-Clearspring-Williamsport-Leitersburg-Gunkstown-Clearfoss Introduction
Evangelical Lutheran Church at Elizabeth town (Hagerstown) page 1-31
Salem Reformed Church of Cearfoss page 31 to 44
The Old Reformed Church, Funkstown page 44 to 51
St. Paul's Evangelican Lutheran and Reformed Church ( near Clearspring) page 51 to 61
Jacob's Church (Lutheran) near Leitersburg page 61 to 64
St. John's Episcopal Church (excerpts from Vestry Proceedings) page 64 to 65
Reformed Church of Hagerstown page 65-107
Zion Lutheran Church, Williamsport 107 to 113
Index 113 to 155 the following names in the index...
HAUSLATER/HAUSLATER/HAUSHOLTER/HAUSINHALTER/HAUSSHALTER/HOUSEHOLDER/HUSSHALTER Adam 28, 47, 80, 111; Catherine (Chat.) 17, 28, 67, 79, 80, 111; Cath. Margaretha 46, 67; Christ. 30; Daniel 108; David 8; Dorothea 111; Elizabetha 17, 75, 79, 82; Eva 80; Fried. 29; George 67, 82, 110; George Adam 2, 46; George M. 5, 8; Georg Michel 4, 8, 17, 40, 108; George Peter 72; George W. 8; Hanna 110, 11; Jacob 27, 67; Johannes 26, 67, 72; John 110,111; Margaretha 4, 67; Maria 111; Maria Margreth 72, Mattheis 80, Michael 111; Philip 5; Sally 111; Simon 75, 79, 82; Susana 5, 8, 40, 111, 108,
1771- page 67 at The Reformed Church of Hagerstown Georg and Johannes Hausshalter and mother, Margretha, both married people, b. August 2, 1771, September 15, 1771 Spon: Georg Schwengel and his housewife Margretha.
1771- page 67 The Reformed Church of Hagerstown Catharina Margretha of Jacob Haushalter and Catharina b. December 6, 1771, bapt. -25, Spon: Jacob Meirer and Margretha.
1773- page 72 The Reformed Church of Hagerstown Elisabeth Georg Peter of Johannes Hausshalter and mother, Maria Margreth, both married people, b. May 8, 1773, bapt. June 13 1773 Spon: Georg Peter Ried and Elisabetha, both married people.
Jacob was NOT found on page 27 these pages are from The Evangelical Lutheran Church at Elizabethtown (Hagerstown) and page 25 to 30 are all marriages.
1774- page 75 The Reformed Church of Hagerstown Elisabeth of Simon Hausshalter and mother, Elisabetha, b. October 29, 1774, bapt. November 26, 1774 Spon: Himself.
1777- page 46 The Old Reformed Church, Funkstown Cath. Margeretha Klapback of Martin Klapbach and Cath. Margaretha b Dec 28 1777; spon: Georg Adam Haushalter and wife Cath. Margaretha.
1778- page 4 The Evangelical Lutheran Church at Elizabethtown (Hagerstown) George Michael of George Adam Haushalter and Margaretha b May 8; bapt May 23 the year was not listed but was in with the year 1778.
1779- page 79 The Reformed Church of Hagerstown Catha. Of Simon Hausinhalter and mother, Elisabetha, both marrie people, b. January 7, 1779 bapt. February 7, 1779 Spon: Himself.
1779- page 47 The Old Reformed Church, Funkstown Maria Cath. Schuhn of Philip Schuhn and Cath. Bind b Feb 26 1779; bapt Mar 14; spon: Adam Haushalter.
1779- page 80 The Reformed Church of Hagerstown Catha. Of Mattheis Hausshalter and mother, Eva, both married people, b. September 23, 1779, bapt April 9, 1780 Spon adam Hausshalter and his wife Catharina.
1780- page 40 The Salem Reformed Church at Cearfoss David of Johannes Heger and Elisabeth married; b 24 Sep 1780; bapt 17 Dec; wit: George Michael Haushalter and his housewife Susanna.
1781- page 5 The Evangelical Lutheran Church at Elizabethtown (Hagerstown) Philip of George M. Hausshalter and Susana b June 30 bapt Aug 26 (no year list but in with 1780 listings).
1781- page 82 The Reformed Church of Hagerstown George of Simon Hausshalter and mother, Elisabeth, borth married people, b. December 19, 1781, bapt. February 10, 1782 Spon. Himself.
1786- page 8 The Evangelical Lutheran Church at Elizabethtown (Hagerstown) David of George W. Hausshalter and Susana b May 13 bapt Jul 29 (no year listed but in with 1786 listings.
1789- page 8 The Evangelical Lutheran Church at Elizabethtown (Hagerstown) George Michael of George M. Hausshalter and Susannah b Jun 26; Bapt Sep 13.
1790- Census of Bedford Co., PA was found on page 26 a John Hostatler, 1 male 16-up, 4 males 0-16, 3 Females.
1790- Census of Bedford Co., PA was found on page 26 a John Hostatler, 1 male 16-up, 4 males, 2 females.
1794- page 108 The Zion Lutheran Church, Williamsport Daniel of George Michael Householder and wife Susanna b. November 28, 1794, bapt. February 8, 1795 Godparents: Benjamin Schwengel and wife Eva.
1795- page 26 The Evangelical Lutheran Church at Elizabethtown (Hagerstown) Johannes Haushulter and Hanna McHarry Jan 5 listed with the year 1794.
1796- page 17 The Evangelical Lutheran Church at Elizabethtown (Hagerstown) Elis of Georg Michael Haushalter and wife Cath. 20 Jul 1796; bapt 5 Jun 1797; spon: Joh. Teise and wife Eliz.
1797- page 110 The Zion Lutheran Church, Willimsport George of John Haushalter and wife Hanna b. January 21, 1797, bapt. May 14, 1797 Witnesses: George Fry and wife Catherine.
1798- page 111 The Zion Lutheran Church, Willimsport Maria of Adam Haushalter and wife Catherine b. December 20, 1798, bapt. February 17, 1799 Witness: Catherine Davis.
1798- page 28 The Evangelical Lutheran Church at Elizabethtown (Hagerstown) 1798 Mar Adam Householder and Cath Davis L.W. (licenses without)
1799- page 111 The Zion Lutheran Church, Willimsport Sally of John Haushalter and wife Hanna b. January 3, 1799, bapt. May 13, 1799 Witnesses: Andreas Tys and wife Catherine.
1799- page 29 The Evangelical Lutheran Church at Elizabethtown (Hagerstown) Fried. Hausholter and Cath. Lefner L. Joh. Hamel and Maria Curnicam L. (L. = Licenses.)
1800- page 111 The Zion Lutheran Church, Willimsport Dorothea of Michael Haushalter and wife Susana b. January 11, 1800, bapt. March 16, 1800 Witnesses: Philip Kiesseker and wife Dorothea.
1800- page 30 The Evangelical Lutheran Church at Elizabethtown (Hagerstown) Jan 1800 Joh, Lifler & Christ. Hausholter.
CENSUSES 1790- In the 1790 Census in Washington Co., MD there is a Jacob Bostettler with 2 white males over 16, 3 white males under 16, 1 white female.
1790- In the 1790 Census in Berks Co., PA there is a Henry Hochstedler with 1 white male over 16, 1 white female.