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- HISTServed in the Revolutionary War as a CMman (Court-Martial man) (1) From the Family Records of Wm. Burgess Albright & his Ancesters& Decendents in America 1927-1977 Including: Clapps Snoderlys & related Families by Mona Belle Turpin ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ The following information is from the above source(1): Since there is no mention of "Christi an Albrecht" on the List 21-A(the list kept by the captian of the ship imigran ts traveled on to America), who else- where was given as Johannes' and Anna Ba rbara Albright's eldest son, we are convinced that "Christiana" on the list of girls under 14, should have appeared as "Christian" on the list of boys unde r 16. Other records show three sons and three daughters, but the daughters inc lude Judith, born 1 June 1734 in Berks County, , Pa. We have only sketchy knowledgeo f the Albright's while they were still in Pennsylvania and before they went to North Carolina. We know that they were still in Pennsylvania in 1759. On the tax list for Bern Township, Berks County Pennsylvania for that year we find th e names of Jacob Albright, #6; Ludwig Albright, #1; Christian Albright, #7; an d John Foust, #10. These were the three sons of Johannes and Anna Barbara Alb right and their son-in-law, husband of Anna Barbara (Albright) Foust. Abstra cts from a deed recorded in Deed Book A-3, 27(Berks County Pennsylvania), date d December 1752 transfering property to a son-in-law of Johannes: "Barbara Al bracht ...widow of John Albright, deceased, together with Christian Albracht, yeoman, Jacob Albracht, wheelwright, Lodowich Albracht, wheelwright, they bein g the three sons of John Albracht... the mother, sons and daughters, constitut ing the parties of the first part in transfer to John Foust, intermarried with Barbara, the other daughter of John Albracht, the 100 acres of land....."+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
HISTServed in the Revolutionary War as a CMman (Court-Martial man) (1) From the Family Records of Wm. Burgess Albright & his Ancesters& Decendents in America 1927-1977 Including: Clapps Snoderlys & related Families by Mona Belle Turpin ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ The following information is from the above source(1): Since there is no mention of "Christi an Albrecht" on the List 21-A(the list kept by the captian of the ship imigran ts traveled on to America), who else- where was given as Johannes' and Anna Ba rbara Albright's eldest son, we are convinced that "Christiana" on the list of girls under 14, should have appeared as "Christian" on the list of boys unde r 16. Other records show three sons and three daughters, but the daughters inc lude Judith, born 1 June 1734 in Berks County, Pa. We have only sketchy knowledgeo f the Albright's while they were still in Pennsylvania and before they went to North Carolina. We know that they were still in Pennsylvania in 1759. On the tax list for Bern Township, Berks County Pennsylvania for that year we find th e names of Jacob Albright, #6; Ludwig Albright, #1; Christian Albright, #7; an d John Foust, #10. These were the three sons of Johannes and Anna Barbara Alb right and their son-in-law, husband of Anna Barbara (Albright) Foust. Abstra cts from a deed recorded in Deed Book A-3, 27(Berks County Pennsylvania), date d December 1752 transfering property to a son-in-law of Johannes: "Barbara Al bracht ...widow of John Albright, deceased, together with Christian Albracht, yeoman, Jacob Albracht, wheelwright, Lodowich Albracht, wheelwright, they bein g the three sons of John Albracht... the mother, sons and daughters, constitut ing the parties of the first part in transfer to John Foust, intermarried with Barbara, the other daughter of John Albracht, the 100 acres of land....."+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
HISTServed in the Revolutionary War as a CMman (Court-Martial man) (1) From the Family Records of Wm. Burgess Albright & his Ancesters& Decendents in America 1927-1977 Including: Clapps Snoderlys & related Families by Mona Belle Turpin ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ The following information is from the above source(1): Since there is no mention of "Christi an Albrecht" on the List 21-A(the list kept by the captian of the ship imigran ts traveled on to America), who else- where was given as Johannes' and Anna Ba rbara Albright's eldest son, we are convinced that "Christiana" on the list of girls under 14, should have appeared as "Christian" on the list of boys unde r 16. Other records show three sons and three daughters, but the daughters inc lude Judith, born 1 June 1734 in Berks County, , Pa. We have only sketchy knowledgeo f the Albright's while they were still in Pennsylvania and before they went to North Carolina. We know that they were still in Pennsylvania in 1759. On the tax list for Bern Township, Berks County Pennsylvania for that year we find th e names of Jacob Albright, #6; Ludwig Albright, #1; Christian Albright, #7; an d John Foust, #10. These were the three sons of Johannes and Anna Barbara Alb right and their son-in-law, husband of Anna Barbara (Albright) Foust. Abstra cts from a deed recorded in Deed Book A-3, 27(Berks County Pennsylvania), date d December 1752 transfering property to a son-in-law of Johannes: "Barbara Al bracht ...widow of John Albright, deceased, together with Christian Albracht, yeoman, Jacob Albracht, wheelwright, Lodowich Albracht, wheelwright, they bein g the three sons of John Albracht... the mother, sons and daughters, constitut ing the parties of the first part in transfer to John Foust, intermarried with Barbara, the other daughter of John Albracht, the 100 acres of land....."+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ HISTServed in the Revolutionary War as a CMman (Court-Martial man) (1) From the Family Records of Wm. Burgess Albright & his Ancesters& Decendents in America 1927-1977 Including: Clapps Snoderlys & related Families by Mona Belle Turpin ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ The following information is from the above source(1): Since there is no mention of "Christi an Albrecht" on the List 21-A(the list kept by the captian of the ship imigran ts traveled on to America), who else- where was given as Johannes' and Anna Ba rbara Albright's eldest son, we are convinced that "Christiana" on the list of girls under 14, should have appeared as "Christian" on the list of boys unde r 16. Other records show three sons and three daughters, but the daughters inc lude Judith, born 1 June 1734 in Berks County, Pa. We have only sketchy knowledgeo f the Albright's while they were still in Pennsylvania and before they went to North Carolina. We know that they were still in Pennsylvania in 1759. On the tax list for Bern Township, Berks County Pennsylvania for that year we find th e names of Jacob Albright, #6; Ludwig Albright, #1; Christian Albright, #7; an d John Foust, #10. These were the three sons of Johannes and Anna Barbara Alb right and their son-in-law, husband of Anna Barbara (Albright) Foust. Abstra cts from a deed recorded in Deed Book A-3, 27(Berks County Pennsylvania), date d December 1752 transfering property to a son-in-law of Johannes: "Barbara Al bracht ...widow of John Albright, deceased, together with Christian Albracht, yeoman, Jacob Albracht, wheelwright, Lodowich Albracht, wheelwright, they bein g the three sons of John Albracht... the mother, sons and daughters, constitut ing the parties of the first part in transfer to John Foust, intermarried with Barbara, the other daughter of John Albracht, the 100 acres of land....."+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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