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[2867] [S71] Turner Collection Micro-Fische
[4742] [S20] Family Bible Vandegrift, Andrew Jackson Vandegrift
[6160] [S24] Journal of Susannah Elizabeth Vandegrift
[15787] [S24] Journal of Susannah Elizabeth Vandegrift
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[8646]
Routson Family history began in America when a Jorg (George) Michel Gibler and his wife, Anna Elizabeth Margaret Routson Giber, came to Philadelphia on Sept 19, 1749 in the ship "Patience". On board ship at the same time were Johannes and John Eberhardt Stonesifer [half brother or cousin to John Daniel Stonesifer the immigrant]. On Aug 24 1750 Mrs. Gibler's brother , John Ludwig Rauhzahn, arrived here with his family as some of the 271 passengers on board Capt. Muir's ship "Brothers"; one of the family members being a son Adam Conrad Routson. In early days, the family name was variously spelled Routzahn, Routzan, Routzong, and Rauenzahn.
In the late 1750's the Giblers came to the Silver Run Area, accompanied by their nephew Adam Conrad Routson. On May 31, 1762 Michel Giber was one of those persons who signed the Covenant agreement establishing St. Mary's Lutheran and Reformed Church at Silver Run. About 1763 Adam Conrad (b. 1736) married a girl named Elizabeth Catharine (b 1736) whose last name may have been Wiessner, and they settled in the Uniontown area near the Stonesifers. There the couple had a plantation of abt 400 acres, he farmed and was a shoemaker, and they raised a family of 10 children. They were members of the Silver Run Lutheran congregation as were his uncle and aunt- the Giblers. From the limited data of that day obtainable from church, cemetery, and court house records, the names of the Routson children [are included in this data base.]
[8647] [S14] "History and Genealogy of the Stonesifer Family of MD and PA"
_John STEWART arrived NY Aug 1699_+
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_David STEWART elder___________|
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| |_Jacquemine (Jemima) DEMARETS ____+
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_David STEWART II____|
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| |_Ann ADAMS of Port Tobacco, MD_|
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| _Nicholas VANDYKE _____________|
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|_Mary VAN DYKE ______|
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|_Rachel Allen NIXON ___________|
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[7302] [S141] Stewart/Port Penn File
_John YINGLING JR had 9 children_+
| (1750 - 1836)
_Adam YINGLING brick mason Silver Run_|
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| |_Catharine ______________________
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_Noah Miller YINGLING _|
| (1828 - ....) m 1852 |
| | _Peter STONESIFER _______________+
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| |_Margaret Rebecca STONESIFER _________|
| (1794 - 1850) |
| |_Elizabeth YINGLING _____________+
| (1775 - 1850)
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|--Sarah Ellen YINGLING
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| _Peter MYERS _________________________|
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|_Rebecca MYERS ________|
(1831 - 1903) m 1852 |
| _John Peter BANKERT _____________+
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|_Rebecca BANKERT _____________________|
(1807 - 1841) |
|_Christina STONESIFER ___________+
(1778 - 1849)
[9674] [S14] "History and Genealogy of the Stonesifer Family of MD and PA"
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