History of the Peter Dillow Family Lineage


The History of Buchanan Valley, Adams, Pennsylvania

As early as 1730 many of the Scotch-Irish Irwins, Erwins, and Irvings crossed the ocean and located mainly in Pennsylvania and Virginia. They settled in "Pleasant Valley" shortly after 1734. They, as well as their descendants later settled in different parts of the country.

Buchanan Valley was settled in 1734. James Bleakley was the first settler. It was known as "Pleasant Valley", until it was renamed for President James Buchanan in 1856. Buchanan Valley covers an area six miles long and two miles wide. The Saint Ignatius Loyola Catholic Church sprung from the church opened in John Irwin's house in 1748.

Other members of the Erwin (Irwin, Irvin) clan from the settlements along the lower reaches of the Great Conewago followed James Bleakley to settle in the Valley. These included: Andrew Noel, Donald McClellan, William Cobb, James Kern, Jacob Starner, William Milligan, James Jameson, Robert Buck, Christopher Warren, Jacob Symmons (Simmons), Casper Hiller, Nicholas Strausbaugh (Strasbaugh), and specifically by 1. John Dellone, and 2. Michael Dellone.notes of Harold William Culp
The following are land records for:2

1. JOHN DELLOW, DILLOW, DILLO, DELLO, DITLOW (pre. 174? - ?)

* Adams was not formed until 1800, but the area lies in the territory which became Adams. Originally it was York Co. AND:

2. MICHAEL DELOW, DELLOW, DILLOW (pre 174? - ?)
Oohers followed from across the mountain from the Cumberland Valley and settled in the "Pleasant Valley". Some of these were: George Kohl (Cole, Jacob Keumple (Kimple), Amos Nueman (Newman), John Musser, Peter Rohlman (Rollman) and John Hartman.

The first child born in Buchanan Valley was Isabella Bleakley, 11 Jun 1748. The first marriage was in 1778, between William Brandon and Jane Bleakley.
The first death was Anna, wife of James Bleakley, Jr., in 1805.

The "Plesant valley" aka "Buchanan Valley" settlers, under Sean Dillon, built the Conewago Narrows Road from near the present site of Arendtsville, to where it now crosses the old Connococheauge (Laurel Lake) Road, completing the job in 1792.

James Bleakley, Jr. built the first saw mill in 1783. John Lowstetter built the first grist mill, along Conewago Creek. in 1824. The following opened water-power saw mills: Francis Cole, Theodore Kimple, Sr., John Dillon, John Irwin, John and Andrew Bittinger, Nancy Bleakley.

John Lowstetter donated land for a new church. The cornerstone was laid 10 Oct 1816. Additional land was bought by the Georgetown Jesuits and the Conewago Church in the southern corner of Adams County. The parsonage was built beside the church in 1818-1819. The church is still standing on thte land it was built on.

Some of the original members of St. Ignatius Catholic church were: Jacob Sterner, Andrew Sterner, Michael Strasbaugh, , Andrew Noel, William Noel, John Walter, Joseph Baker, Christian Baker, William Irwin, Fazian Irwin, 1. John Dillon (pre 174?-??, 2. Michael Dellone (pre 174?-??) he has left the valley by 1772)), 3. Peter Dellone Sr (1777-18??, and 4. Sean Dillon*

3. PETER DELOW, DILLOW, DELON, DELLONE (1777 - 18??)
Residence: Franklin/Menallen Twp., Adams Co.
Wife: Elizabeth Strausbach (177? - ?) Married on January 8, 1798.
    Children:* (incomplete list)
  • Maria....................December 31, 1798 - ?.

  • Joseph......................October 11, 1800 - ?.

  • Barbara........................................1807 - ?.

  • Samuel....................February 14, 1809 - ?.
Occupation: Farmer Neighbors: Charles Dillow, in 1800.
(* All dates from Conowago Chapel Records - Catholic Chapel)
Helen can do lookups in the following records from the"Conewago Chapel"
Diocesan History Conewago chapel.
other: Peter was an original member of St. Ignatius Church, along with Michael in 1818.
Peter's relatives intermarried with Strasbach,
Noel and other families in Buchannen Valley.

4. *CHARLES DILLOW, DELLON, DILLON (176? - 1822)
Residence: Franklin/Menallen Twp.,* Adams Co.
Wife: unknown: married in late 1790s.
Children: 3 sons, 3 daughters
Occupation: Farmer
Neighbors: John and Peter Dillow
Other: Estate upon death, after debts, was $1,550.
(* Franklin and Menallen had a valley that connected them.
Dellos settled this valley in mid-1700s.
Occasionally reported in one or other Twp.)

In 1824, the following: opened water-power saw mills: Francis Cole, Theodore Kimple, Sr., John Dillon, John Irwin, John and Andrew Bittinger, Nancy Bleakley. George Cole, Sr., Amos Newman, William Martin opened steam-power saw mills.

The first schoolhouse was situated at the foot of Pine Mountain, 1790. Mrs. Mary Armstrong was the teacher. The valley's second school was Brady's School, taught by Sarah Stahle. Clement Hartman taught the third school known as Strausbaugh's School. Samuel Irwin built the first blacksmith shop in 1780. William Boyd opened Boyd's Tavern in 1791. In 1796, Andrew Boyd opened a tavern at the foot of Piney Hill. Trust Post Office was opened in 1886, with George Cole as Postmaster.

John remained. He had a son born there in the valley: Charles born 176?. Charles ramained in the valley and produced four sons, Peter born 1777, Michael born 1783, John born 1795 and Peter born 1796. three remained. They married with other clan member's families, specifically the Noels and Strausbaughs. They became "rocks" of the community they built with their bare hand.

Son of John:

2.1 CHARLES DILLOW, DELLON, DILLON (176? - 1822) I think must be aka Sean Dillon

Residence: Franklin/Menallen Twp.,* Adams Co.
Neighbors: John and Peter Dillow
Occupation: Farmer
Wife: unknown: married in late 1790s.
Children: 3 sons, 3 daughters
Other: Estate upon death, after debts, was $1,550. Sons:
2.2 JOSEPH DELLO, DILLO, DITTO (176? - 181?)
Residence: Berwick Twp., Adams Co.
Wife: Wife of this Joseph was named Helena. Married around 1790.
Children: 5 sons, 5 daughters between 1790 and 1810.
Possibly the same person in these entries:
a. 1795: birth of son Michael, March 29th, Witness was Michael Marshall (Margaret, daughter of Michael Dello (176? - 1847), married a Marshall.
b. 1799: Valuation of personal worth was $70, Berwick Twp., Adams Co.

I think this is most likely one of the 5 sons of Joseph:
PETER DILLON (179? - post 1830)
Residence: Menallen Twp., Adams Co.
Wife: Catherine Noel ( ? ). Married on August 24, 1824.
Children: at least two boys and two girls, all in the 1820s.
Occupation: Farmer
CHILDREN OF CHARLES
3.1 PETER DELOW, DILLOW, DELON, DELLONE (1777 - 18??)
Residence: Franklin/Menallen Twp., Adams Co.
Neighbors: Charles Dillow, in 1800.
Occupation: Farmer
Wife: Elizabeth Strausbach (177? - ?) Married on January 8, 1798.
  • 4
    • Children:* (incomplete list)
    Maria...................December 31, 1798 - ?.
    Joseph....................October 11, 1800 - ?.
    Barbara......................................1807 - ?.
    Samuel..................February 14, 1809 - ?.
    other: Peter was an original member of St. Ignatius Church, along with Michael in 1818.
    Peter's relatives intermarried with Strasbach, Noel and other families in Buchannen Valley.
    (* All dates from Conowago Chapel Records - Catholic Chapel)
    Helen can do lookups in the following records from the"Conewago Chapel"
    Diocesan History Conewago chapel.

    3.2 MICHAEL DILLOW, DILLEN, DELLON, DELLONE (January, 1783 - March 23, 1851),

    Occupation: Farmer.
    one of the original settlers of Buchannen Valley.
    Neighbors: *Joseph Dillow.
    He married Teresa NOEL (Jun 25, 1794-Sep 14, 1844)
    of Franklin/Menallen Township, Adams County, PA in 1815:
  • 4
      • The Children of MICHAEL AND TERESA NOEL are:
    • Nancy..................4 Feb 1816 in Adams County, PA; aka Delon, Dellon; d. unknown.
    • Elizabeth........................1817 or 1 Jan 1819 in Adams County, PA; aka Delon, Dello, Dillow; d. unknown.
    • Teresa............................1822-d. unknown; aka Delon, Dellon, Dillow; Married: Mrs. Hoffman.
    • Joseph...........................1826 or 9 Nov 1825 in Adams County, PA; ala Delon, Delone, Dillow, Dillon; d. unknown; See: 1
    • Peter..............................1828 aka Delon, Dillow; d. unknown; See:2.
    • Catherine.........26 Feb 1830 in Adams County, PA; aka Delon, Dellowe, Dillow; d. unknown; See 3.
    • Hanna Margaret..........1833 aka Delon, Dillow; d. unknown; See: 4.
    Michael was an original member of St. Ignatius Church (with Peter Dellone).
    His son Joseph received the 40 acres Michael owned.
    *Michael's tombstone in St. Ignatius Church graveyard shows Dillon.
    One of the girls married Peter Adams.
    Michael Dellon/Dellone (1784 - 1851) & Family's name became Dillon.

    Military: Civil War: Draft List: October 1862, Adams Co, PA
    http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/adams/military/aug1863.txt
    Military: Civil War: Draft List: August 1863, Adams Co, PA
    No. 3 - Conowago
    Michael Dellone,
    Military: Civil War: Exemption List: November 1863, Adams Co, PA
    Michael Dellone
    http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/adams/military/nov1863.txt
    3.3 JOHN DILLOW, DILLON (January 22, 1795 - September 17, 1882)

    Residence: Franklin Twp., Adams Co.
    Occupation: Farmer Neighbors: Michael Dillow, Charles Dillow and Peter Dillow
    Wife: First Mary (1800 - August, 1831). Married in 1820.
    Second Catherine (1817 - August 7, 1865). Married in 183?.
  • 4
    • Children: three boys and five girls. All but last girl by first wife.
    (* Franklin and Menallen had a valley that connected them.
    Dellos settled this valley in mid-1700s.
    Occasionally reported in one or other Twp.)
    John Dillow/Dillon (1795 - 188?) & Family's name became Dillon

    [page 256] Buchanan Valley ... originally called "Pleasant Valley" was settled about the year 1734. It is six miles in length and about two miles in breadth.. James Bleakley was the first to move into the valley; others soon followed. Some of the names of those were Casper Hiller, Nicholas Strausbaugh, John Dellone, Andrew Noel, Donald McClellan, William Cobb, and James Kern, who settled in the north and western part; Michael Dellone, Jacob Starner, and William Milligan in the southern part; James Jamison, Robert Buck, Christopher Warren, Jacob Symmons in the eastern part.
    http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Cottage/8016/newsjune90.html
    Conowago: Michael Dellone
    Military: Civil War: Draft List: August 1863, Adams Co, PA
    Military: Civil War: Exemption List: November 1863, Adams Co, PA Michael Dellone http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/adams/military/nov1863.txt
    Aug. 27 - Peter Dellone, 84 y., Conewago chapel
    Hanover [Pennsylvania] Record Herald - January 1, 1914 Aug. 27 - Peter Dellone, 84 y., Conewago chapel "Last Year's Death Roll" [1913] b. 1829 http://www.rootsweb.com/~paadams/hrh1914.htm

    http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/york/newspapers/hano0001.txt
    HANOVER HERALD - JUNE 22, 1889
    DIED:
    June 16th, in this place, Mrs. A. Maria DELLONE, widow of Hon. Joseph Dellone,
    aged 66 years, 6 months and 29 days
    http://www.sampubco.com/wills/pa/paadams1.htm
    DELLONE, MICHAEL FRANKLIN PA-1-E-467 Column One = Name of Testator Column Two = Place of Residence Column Three = County #, Volume #, Page # Adams County, Pennsylvania Will Testators

    08 Feb 1824 Frederick Dellone Maria KOUNE 19 Date Groom Bride Family ID
    http://members.aol.com/chiefstorm/gen/kuhns.htm
    08 Feb 1824 Frederick Dellone Maria KOUNE 19
    Birthdate Baptism Date Child's Name Father Mother Sponsors Family #
    Nov 1791 27 Nov 1791 Jacob Michael Dello Catharina Eva KINS, Jacob Weiss
    3? May 1792 27 May 1792 Joannes Nicolas Noel Elisabetha Joannes COON, Maria Decher
    06 Jul 1801 12 Sep 1801 Nancy Michael Delon Catharine (KINS) Anthony Bevenhower, Margarita Delon
    **2. The MICHAEL DELOW , DELLOW, DILLOW (pre 174? - ?) who appears to have created the following land records was one of the first settlers of "Pleasant Valley." He disappeared from the population of the valey shortely after creating the last land record.
    • Held land in Menallen Twp. Adams Co. which was surveyed in 1769.

    • Held land in Menallen Twp., Adams Co., which was surveyed in 1770 and located in Buchannen Valley (AKA Pleasant Valley)
      • .
    • Paid taxes in Menallen Twp., Adams Co., in 1772.
        • **It appears that Michael Dillow left the clan and moved on about 1772. There are no further records of Michel Delow, Dellow, Dillow in PA. However, a Michael Hartman Dillow surfaces in Rowan County, N C in 1772 who was born in PA, married in PA, and had one son named Michel Jr. who was born in PA.
        John Delloe remained and his son Charles was were born into the Erwin (Irwin, Irvin) clan. Charles remained in the valley with the Erwin clan. Charle's sons Michel Dellone ake Dillon and Peter aka Peter Dellone ake Peter Dillon started the orginal Conewago Church in 1816 in the southern corner of Adams County when it finally grew out of John Irwin's house into a building of its own.. The parsonage was built beside the church in 1818-1819.

        Casper Hiller, Nicholas Strausbaugh (Strasbaugh), 1. John Dellone, 2. Michael Dellone, Andrew Noel, Donald McClellan, William Cobb, James Kern, Jacob Starner, William Milligan, James Jameson, Robert Buck, Christopher Warren, Jacob Symmons (Simmons came to the valley in the early 1770's from the settlements along the lower reaches of the Great Conewago.

        1. The History of Buchanan Valley, Adams, Pennsylvania
        2.Land Records for Michael and John Dellone
        Helen can do lookups in the following records from the"Conewago Chapel"
        Diocesan History Conewago chapel.
        http://searches1.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/pa/york/wills/willabstrt-z.txt WISE, Sebastine. Paradise Township.
        May 15, 1802 August 21, 1802
        Executors: Adam Faller and Michael Dellone.
        Wife: Catharine Wise.
        Children: Joseph, Christianna, Sebastian and Philipina m. John Noel.
        http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~vstern/bowman/dr01/dr01_004.htm#P11694F4320
        25. Michael W. Lau, "The Descendants of Christian Lau", (Mennonite Family History: Elverson, PA, 1991).
        1.3.3.1.1.3.1 Amanda BOWMAN34,45
        (6 Feb 1848 - )
        d. 6 Feb 184845
        & Lewis DELLONE25 m. 19 Nov 1868144
        Military: Civil War: Draft List: October 1862, Adams Co, PA
        http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/adams/military/oct1862.txt

        Hamilton Andrew Dellone,
        & Lewis DELLONE25 m. 19 Nov 1868144
        Newspapers: Selected Abstracts, Hanover Herald and Hanover Spectator 1836-: Adams/York Counties, PA
        DIED:
        June 16th, in this place, Mrs. A. Maria DELLONE, widow of Hon. Joseph Dellone,
        aged 66 years, 6 months and 29 days.

        Jacob HARTMAN died on Tuesday night at 10 o'clock, at his home on Philadelphia
        Street, New Oxford, aged about 70 years. He had been afflicted for many years with hip disease, but recently was a sufferer from dropsy. He was one of the most highly respected citizens of the town, and a consistent member of the Lutheran Church. His wife and an adopted daughter, Mrs. Frank MAUS, survive him.
        Other possible relatives of the Dellone who most changed their names to Dillon are:

        Pierre Delon born in France in 1696 Pierre Delon born in France in 1696 and arrived in PA in 1736 with a wife and at least 4 children under the age of 16.

        Michael Hartman Dillow Michael Hartman Dillow born in about 1726.

        Peter Dillow born in VA 1757 Peter Dillow born in VA in 1757.

        Franz Delong's family came to New York prior to 1705. t is quite possible that Franz Delon is alos related to Pierre Delon and Nicolas Delon in PA because the records certainally show that he did, at least, come through PA in 1756. However, his family resided in New York. Their is no indication that any of their family records mingled with Pierre Delon's and Nicolas Delon's in PA.

        Franz Delon...................1756 from Moore Township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania Franz Delon of Moore Township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania joined the military to help protect settlers against the Indians in1756 "Allegations of Soldiers", dated January 12, 1756, in Pennsylvania Archives, Series 5, Vol. 1. reads as follows:

        "We the subscribers, do hereby engage ourselves as soldiers in his Majesty's service, under the command of Captain John Vanetta, for the space of one month and whoever of us shall got drunk, desert or prove cowardly in Time of Action, or disobedient to our officers, shall forfeit our pay. This agreement we make in consideration of being allowed at the rate of $6 per month wages, one dollar for the use of a gun and blanket to each man who will furnish himself with them and the provisions and rum mentioned in the paper hereto annexed .....          Franz delon, willing.

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        The names of Dellow and Dillow in Adams County altered through the years. In the eastern part of Adams County, the name became Delone and Dellone; it can still be found in that area. in the western part of the county, in Franklin and Menallen Twps., it was altered to Dillon. A few of the Dellones in Adams county became rather wealthy and prominent citizens during the 1800s, then traces of the families trickled out. The York County Historical Society has vast amounts of data on the lives of Dellones who lived in both York and Adams counties during the 1800s.

        Contributor: Eleanor Orthune
        Date: 8/2/2001
        Ship Princess Augusta, 9/16/1736
        Source: This quote is from pages 162-167 of Pennsylvania German Pioneers, A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals In the Port of Philadelphia From 1727 to 1808, by Ralph Beaver Strassburger, LL.D., President of the Pennsylvania German Society, and Edited by William John Hinke, PH.D., D.D, In Three Volumes, Volume 1, 1727 - 1775, published by Pennsylvania German Society, Norristown, Pennsylvania, 1934

        [List 42 A] [Palatines imported in the Ship Princess Augusta, Samuel Marchant, Master, from Rotterdam. Qualified September 16, 1736.]

        MEN TO BE QUALIFIED,AGES


        Gabril Lamle,26
        Hance George Bumgartner,26
        Hance Philip Flexer,31
        George Meyer,27
        George Ritter,17
        Johann Jost Tupps,18
        Stephen Shust,22
        Jacob Meyer,45
        David Bielman,31
        Hance Michall Carle,23
        Hance Thomas Kurr,19
        Gotfried Loudermilch,28
        Philip Gutchman,29
        George Meyer,35
        Hance Michall Essich,30
        George Essich,40
        Rudolph Essich,70
        Johan Jacob Bush,26
        William Huber,29
        Jacob Muller,28
        Simon Carel,36
        Jacob Free,28
        Lorance Free,24
        Nicholos Free,48
        Hendrick Free,17
        Leenhard Styen,46
        Hance Nicklos Schmitt,28
        Lorance Simon,30
        Christian Simon,60
        Friederick Gartner,35
        Hance George Drautman,27
        George Meyer,63
        George Mourer, sick,29
        Hendrick Meyer,26
        Bastian Graff, from Boston,25
        George Graff,34
        Adolph Wensel,36
        Hance Jacob Biedert,30
        Christian Sheybly,53
        Christian Sheibly,17
        Hance Heckendon,50
        Hance Heckendon,20
        Dannill Heckendon,16
        Bastian Stoler,42
        Hance Jacob Grieter,55
        Fredrick Grieter,21
        Martain Grieter,19
        Tielman Hirnschael,55
        Durst Thome,57
        Martain Thome,32
        Hance Jacob Thome,29
        Durst Thome,24
        Jacob Stubes,25
        Joseph Criteer,24
        Jacob Kese,28
        Rudulph Hough,25
        Hance Spietteler,45
        Hance Spietteler,17
        Jacob Domme, sick,39
        Hance George Gerster,26
        Nicholas Tenne,24
        David Lewesteyn,40
        Jacob Paire,34
        Hance Jacobe,28
        Stafen Jacobe,23
        John Books,23
        Christian Ruchty,74
        Abraham Jacke,26
        Diderich Marschall, sick,29
        Sebastian Cackelie,50
        Sebastian Cackelie, died,22
        Diderick Cackelie,20
        Hance Cackelie,17
        Hance Commer,46
        Dannill Commer,19
        Diederich Werlie,41
        Hance Tiseler,23
        Hance Imber Marty,46
        Hance Jacob Keller,30
        Nichlos Jewdie,23
        Hance Joner, died,50
        Jonas Joner,20
        Hance Jacob Joner,16
        Benedictus Jochlie,27
        Christian Teppe,30
        Petter Brinhartt,39
        Walter Bauman,32
        Hance Ebber,31
        Hance Zwalle,36
        Hance Stockie,26
        Hance George Knaap, sick,43
        Hance Rudolph Erb,26
        Jacob Bruderle, sick,42
        Petter Pinkley,28
        Melchoir Detwyler,37
        Christian Schlachter,39
        Petter Delo,40
        Rudolph Bumgartner,55
        Francis Christian,40
        Nicollas Drasbart,40
        Nichols Gerrard,30
        Petter Pinkelie,32
        Hance Pinkelie,41
        Hance Pinkelie,18
        Johannes Keller,65
        Johannes Keller,21
        Francis Ory,56
        Nicholas Oree,26
        Ennos Newell,36
        Joseph Newell,56
        Petter Newell,16
        Jacob Christaman,25
        Michall Haling,28
        Marcus Markey,45
        Hance David Markey,17
        Jacob Altland,28
        Nichlos Mesling,27
        Conerard Gauger,22
        Nichlos Gauger,18
        Petter Weeger,27

        Women & Children making in all Three hundd & thirty Persons.


        Francis Ore, a wife 3 children.
        Nicolas Ore
        Nicolas Trasbart, a wife and 6 children.
        Pierre Dilon, a wife and 4 children.
        Nicolas Gerard, a wife and no child
        Jean Francois Chretien, a wife and one child.
        Eneas Newell, a wife and one child
        Joseph Newell, a wife and 6 children, of whom Pierre Newell is one.

        A true List.
        Septr. 16th 1736. Saml Marchant.

        "At the Courthouse of Philadia, September 16th, 1736.
        One hundred and twelve foreigners from the Palatinate, and other places, who, with their families, making in all three hundred thirty persons, were imported here in the ship Princess Augusta, Samuel Merchant, from Rotterdam, but last from Cowes, as by Clearance thence, were this day qualified as usual." From the Minutes of the Provincial Council, printed in Colonial Records, Vol.IV, p.72.

        [List 42B] Palatines imported in the Ship Princess Augusta, Samuel Marchant, Master, from Rotterdam, but last from Cowes. Qualified the 16th day of September 1736.


        Johann Gabriel Lammle
        Hans Jorig (X) Bumgartner
        Hans Philip Flexser
        Jerg Maier
        Johann Gorg Ritter
        Han Jost Dubs
        Stefan Schust
        Jacob Meyer
        Hanns Davidt Bilmann
        Hans Thomas Kurr
        Hans Michell Karle
        Gottfried Lautermilch
        Philip Guttmann
        George (X) Meyer
        Hanns Michael Essig
        Jerg Abraham Esig
        Rudolff Essich
        Johan Jacob (X) Bush
        Wilhelm Huber
        Jacob Miller
        Simon Carl
        Jacob Fruh
        Lorentz Fruh
        Niclos (H) Free
        Henrich Fruh
        Leonhardt Stein
        Hans Nickel Schmitt
        Lorance (LS) Simon
        Christian (X) Simon
        Frederick (X) Gartner
        Hance George (H) Drautman
        Hendrick (H) Meyer
        Sebastian Graff
        Hanns Georg Graff
        Han Adolff Wenssel
        Hans Jacob Beitratt
        Christen Scheublein
        Christen Schiblien
        Hans Hecken[dorn]
        Hans Hegendorn
        Daniell (X) Heckendon
        Bastian Stoler
        Hance Jacob (X) Grieter
        Frederick (+) Grieter
        Marti Grieder
        Thielman Hirnschall
        Durst Thommen
        Martain (+) Thome
        Hans Jacob Domen
        Durst Thomen
        Hans Jacob Dups
        Joseph Kratzer
        Jacob (+) Kese
        Rudolff Hauch
        Hans Spiteler
        Hans Spitler
        Hans Jerg Gerster
        Niclaes Tomen
        David Louwenstein
        Jacob (O) Paire
        Hans (O) Jacob
        Stephen (O) Jacob
        John (+) Books
        Christen Ruchty
        Abraham (+) Jacke
        Sesbastien Caquelin
        Didie Caquelin
        Jean Caquelin
        Jan Comer
        Daniel Kommer
        Diderick (D) Werlie
        Hance (O) Tissler
        Hans Imbermord [?]
        Hans Jacob Keller
        Nichlos (+) Jewdie
        Jonas Yoner
        H. Jacob Yoner
        Bandicht Yuchli
        Christen Dappen
        Peter (+) Brinhartt
        Walthart Bumann
        Hans Siber
        Hance (+) Zwalle
        Hance (+) Stockie
        Hance Rudolph (+) Erb
        Petter (+) Pinckley
        Melchior (+) Detweiler
        Christiane Schlachter
        Pierre Dulon
        Rudolph (+) Bumgartner
        Jean Francois Chrestien
        Collas (+) Drasbart
        N. Gerard
        Petter (+) Pinkelie
        Hance (+) Pinkelie
        Hance (+) Pinkelie
        Johannes Keller
        Johannes Keller
        Francois Ory
        Nicolas Ory
        Enoas (+) Nowell
        Joseph Noel
        Peter (+) Nowell
        Jacob (+) Christaman
        Michel Haalling
        Marcus (O) Markey
        Hance David (+) Markey
        Jacob Altlandt
        Nichlos (+) Mesling
        Johann Conrath Gauger
        Georg Nicolaus Gauger
        Peter Weger

        [List 42 C] At the Courthouse of Philadelphia, Septr 16th 1736. Present The Honble James Logan, Esqr, Presidt. Thomas Lawrence, Thomas Griffits Ralph Asheton, Esqrs. William Allen, Esqr, Mayor of the City of Philadia.

        The Palatines whose Names are underwritten imported in the Ship Princess Augusta, Samuel Marchant, Master, from Rotterdam, but last from Cowes, did this day take & subscribe the Oaths to the Government.


        Johann Gabriel Lamle
        Johan George (X) Baumgarden
        Hans Philipp Flexser
        Jerg Maier
        Johann Gorg Ritter
        Han Jost Dubs
        Stefahn Schust
        Jacob Meyer
        Hanns Davidt Bilmann
        Hans Thomas Kurr
        Hans Joseph Carl
        Gottfired Lautermilch
        Philipp Guttmann
        George (X) Meyer
        Hans Michael Essich
        Jerg Abraham Essich
        Rudolff Essich
        Johan Jacob (O) Bush
        Wilhelm Huber
        Jacob Muller
        Simon Carl
        Jacob Fruh
        Lohrentz Fruh
        Nicklas (H) Fruh
        Henrich Fruh
        Leonhardt Stein
        Hans Nickel Schmidt
        Lorentz (S) Simon
        Christian (X) Simon
        Frederich (X) Gardner
        Hans George (H) Drautman
        Henrich (H) Meyer
        Sebastian Graff
        Hanns Georg Graff
        Johan Adolph Wenssel
        Hans Jacob Beitrat
        Christen Scheublein, Senior
        Christen Scheublein, Junior
        Hans (X) Heckendon, Senior
        Hans Hegendorn, Junior
        Daniel (X) Heckendon
        Bastian Stoller
        Hans Jacob (X) Grieter
        Friederich (+) Grieter
        Marti Grieder
        Thielman Hirnschall
        Durst Thommen
        Martin (+) Thomme
        Hans Jacob Domen
        Durst Thomen
        Hans Jacob Dups
        Joseph Kratzer
        Jacob (+) Kissy
        Rudolff Hauch
        Hans Spiteler
        Hans Spitller
        Hans Jerg Gerster
        Nicklas Tomen
        David Louwenstein
        Jacob (O) Barr
        Hans (O) Jacob
        Stephen (O) Jacob
        Hans (+) Bocks
        Christen Ruchty
        Abraham (X) Jacke
        Sebastien Caquelin
        Didie Caquelin
        Jean Caquelin
        Jan Comer
        Daniel Kommer
        Diterich (D) Werlly
        Hans (X) Dissler
        Hans Imber Mord
        Hans Jacob Keller
        Nicklaus Jude
        Jonans Yoner
        Jacob Yoner
        Bandicht Yuchli
        Christen Dappen
        Peter (O) Brilhartt
        Walthar Bumann
        Hans Siber
        Hans (X) Zwalle
        Hans (+) Stockie
        Hans Rudolf (O) Erb
        Pieter (+) Pinckly
        Melchior (+) Dattweyler
        Christian Schlasten
        Pierre Dulon
        Rudolff (+) Baumgarden
        Jean Francois Chrestien
        Collas (+) Prasbart
        N. Gerard
        Peter (+) Bingly
        Hans (X) Binckly
        Hans Binckly, Junior
        Johannes Keller
        Johannes Keller
        Francois Ory
        Nicolas Ory
        Ennos (+) Newell
        Joseph Noel
        Pieter (X) Newell
        Jacob (X) Christman
        Michael Haalling
        Marcus (O) Markey
        Hans Davit (+) Markey
        Jacob Altlandt
        Nicklaus (+) Mesling
        Johann Conrath Gauger
        Georg Nicolaus Gauger
        Peter Weger

        Disclaimer: Although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information on The Olive Tree Genealogy pages, all transcriptions are subject to human error, and researchers should always check the original source of any list.