Wickline

Blaker

Dutton

Lewis

Spahr

Ancestors of Margaret Virginia Wickline

Generation 1

1.

Margaret Virginia Wickline.

Margaret was the daughter of William Wadkins Wickline and Mary Virginia Blaker.  She was born 22 Apr 1848 in Monroe County, Virginia.  Her will was dated 08 Nov 1916.  She died on 12 Nov 1920 in Sweet Springs, Monroe, West Virginia and was buried in the Wickline cemetery on Rt. 3 in Gap Mills.

James Monroe Eggleston.

James was the son of Richard Clough Eggleston and Dorothea "Dolly" Luck.  He was born 19 Apr 1839 in Monroe County, Virginia.  He enlisted in the Confederate Army 15 Apr 1862 in Fredericksburg, Virginia.  He died 10 Mar 1910 in Monroe County and was buried in the Wickline cemetery.  James and Margaret were married 07 Dec 1865 in Monroe County and had four children, all were born in Sweet Springs:>

i.

Virginia Eggleston, b. abt. 1866; d. 1873.

ii.

[Minnie Elvira] Ella Eggleston, b. 1868.

iii.

Joseph Alexander Eggleston, b. 26 Jul 1872;
d. 16 Apr 1923 in Loudoun County, Virginia.

iv.

Delilah Catherine Eggleston, b. 13 Oct 1875;
m. Lewis A Jones.

Generation 2

2.

William Wadkins Wickline.

William was the son of Elijah Wickline and Elizabeth Lewis.  He was born 10 Sep 1824 in Monroe County, Virginia.  He died 30 Aug 1901 in Gap Mills, Monroe, West Virginia.  William was married three times (1st) Mary Virginia Blaker, (2) Matilda Foster and (3) Martha Ann Allen (b. 03 Nov 1843; m. 19 Dec 1895; d. 30 Aug 1901) and had no children.

3.

Mary Virginia Blaker.

Mary was the daughter of John Blaker and Sarah Fizer.  She was born in 1828.  She died 15 Jun 1848 in Monroe County, Virginia.  William and Margaret were married in 1846 in Monroe County and had two children:

i.

Julia Ann Wickline, b. 1847; d. 1862.

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ii.

Margaret Virginia Wickline, b. 22 Apr 1848;
d. 12 Nov 1920.

Matilda Foster.

Matilda was born 30 Dec 1823 in Amsterdam, Botetourt, Virginia.  She died 25 Sep 1889.  William and Matilda were married 30 Oct 1849 in Monroe County and had eight children:

iii.

Diana Wickline, b. 1849.

iv.

John Elijah Wickline, b. 1850; d. 1931.

v.

Edward S Wickline, b. 1852.

vi.

Silas Robert Wickline, b. 1854.

vii.

James Thomas Wickline, b. 1856.

viii.

Zula Jane Wickline, b. 1858.

ix.

Amanda E Wickline, b. 1861.

x.

Willie Annie Wickline, b. 1868.

Generation 3

4.

Elijah Wickline.

Elijah was the son of Jacob George Wicklein and Maria Catherine Spahr.  He was born 24 Apr 1799 in Sweet Springs, Monroe, Virginia.  He died 27 Jun 1879 in Sweet Springs, Monroe, West Virginia.

5.

Elizabeth Lewis.

Elizabeth was born in 1796 in Sweet Springs, Botetourt, Virginia.  She died 09 Nov 1871 in Sweet Springs, Monroe, West Virginia.

We presume here that she is the daughter of John Lewis and Mary Preston.  However, her relationship to the family of John Lewis (an early settler of Augusta County) is unconfirmed.  According to the 1810 Census, John Lewis, a grandson of John Lewis (the "founder") and son of William Lewis (an early settler in Sweet Springs), did have a daughter who was born about the same time as our Elizabeth.  Other sources list a daughter named Elizabeth for John Lewis and Mary Preston born in 1806.  The LDS Family History Library shows Elizabeth Lewis (m. Elijah Wickline) was born in 1796 although no parents were named.

It is possible that Elizabeth Lewis Wickline is related to the Lewis family described in the previous paragraph; however, I have found no conclusive data thus far to support that proposition.  Therefore, I include the relationship here for the sake of research only and will continue to investigate the Lewis family to determine if the relationship is valid.  With so many Lewises in Alleghany and Monroe counties, as well as the frequent use of the same names, it is often hard to determine relationships.

Elijah and Elizabeth were married 08 Jan 1821 and had ten children:

i.

Catherine Wickline, b. 07 Apr 1821.

ii.

Jacob Elijah Wickline, b. 07 Apr 1821.

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iii.

William Wadkins Wickline, b. 10 Sep 1823;
d. 30 Aug 1901.

iv.

Cynthia Wickline, b. 24 Oct 1824.

v.

Delilah Wickline, b. 27 Mar 1826.

vi.

John Ervin Wickline, b. 22 Jul 1827.

vii.

Mahala Wickline, b. 1829.

viii.

Mary E Wickline, b. 1831.

ix.

Daniel Samuel Wickline, b. 1832.

x.

Anderson Lewis Wickline, b. 17 Nov 1836;
m. Amanda Ellen Legg 19 Mar 1872;
d. 13 May 1921.

6.

John Blaker.

John was the son of James Blaker and Mary Polly Dutton.  He was born 21 Jul 1800.

7.

Sarah Fizer.

Sarah was born in 1805, her parents at this time are unknown.  John and Sarah had eight children:

i.

Elizabeth Blaker, b. 10 Sep 1826.

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ii.

Mary Virginia Blaker, b. 1828;
d. 15 Jun 1848.

iii.

James Andrew Blaker, b. 21 Apr 1827.

iv.

John Blaker, b. 18 Aug 1833.

v.

Lucy M Blaker, b. 1837.

vi.

William T Blaker, b. 1839.

vii.

Ellen B Blaker, b. 1841.

viii.

Emma S Blaker, b. 1847.

Generation 4

8.

Jacob George Wicklein.

Jacob was the son of Johann Georg Wicklein and Anna Christina Reitenauer.  He was born 25 May 1750 in Robeson, Berks, Pennsylvania.  He died 26 Dec 1821 in Sweet Springs, Monroe, Virginia.

9.

Maria Catherine Spahr.

Maria was the daughter of Johan Fredrich Spahr and Ana Margaretha Schnaeder.  She was born 17 Oct 1754 in Earl, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.  She died on 25 Dec 1821 in Sweet Springs, Monroe, Virginia.  Jacob and Maria were married in 1774 and had eleven children, all but the youngest child (Elijah) were born in Berks County:

i.

George W Wicklein, b. 15 Sep 1775.

ii.

Jacob G Wicklein, II, b. 01 Nov 1777.

iii.

Rachel Wicklein, b. 1780.

iv.

Margaret Wicklein, b. 1783.

v.

Susanna Elizabeth Wicklein, b. 08 Nov 1784.

vi.

John Wicklein, b. 1787.

vii.

Catherine S Wicklein, b. 1788.

viii.

John Wicklein (2nd), b. 11 Mar 1791; d. 1851.

ix.

Elizabeth Wicklein, b. 1793; d. 1871.

x.

Daniel W Wicklein, b. 1795.

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xi.

Elijah Wicklein, b. 24 Apr 1799;
d. 27 Jun 1879.

10.

John Lewis.

John was the son of William Lewis and Anne Montgomery.  He was born in 1758 in Augusta County, Virginia.  He died in 1823 in Sweet Springs, Monroe, Virginia.  John was married twice (1st) Sophonisba Thomson and (2nd) Mary Preston.  John and Sophonisba were married about 1788 and had two children: (i) Eugenia Lewis, b. 1789 and (ii) Mary Sophia Lewis, b. 1790.

According to A History of Monroe County, West Virginia, p. 370, "John whose wife was a daughter of Colonel William Preston, was 5"10" tall and considered the most muscular man in Virginia.  He was manly, cheerful, and brave, and also kind, gentle, and frank.  He fought at Point Pleasant, and entered the Revolution as a lieutenant he served with such distinction in Washington's army that at the battle of Monmouth he won the rank of major.  During the ten years following that war he was much on the frontier.  He succeeded his father at Sweet Springs and died here in 1823.  He was an elder in the Presbyterian church.  Andrew Jackson, who had known him, is reported as saying that 'if he had a man like John Lewis to second him he would go to South Carolina, hang Calhoun, and end nullification within a month.'"

From A History of Augusta County, p. 290, "He was a man of great firmness, ability and patriotism … a personal friend of [General] Washington, with whom he passed the winter of 1777 at Valley Forge, and of President Jackson."

11.

Mary Preston.

Mary was the daughter of Colonel William Preston.  John and Mary were married in 1793 and had ten children:

i.

Susannah Lewis, b. 1794.

ii.

Mary Sophia Lewis, b. 1796.

iii.

William Lynn Lewis, b. 1799.

iv.

John Lewis, b. 1801; d. young.

v.

Anne Montgomery Lewis, b. 1802.

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vi.

Sarah Elizabeth Lewis, b. 1806.

vii.

Margaret Lynn Lewis, b. 1808.

viii.

John Benjamin Lewis, b. 1810.

ix.

Thomas Preston Lewis, b. 1812.

x.

Pollydora Lewis, b. 1817.

12.

James Blaker.

James was the son of Peter Blaker and Sarah Hibbs.  He was born in 1773 in Northampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania.

13.

Mary Polly Dutton.

Mary was the daugther of James Dutton and Lydia Martha Kimbler.  She was born 05 Oct 1777.  She died in Loudoun County, Virginia.  James and Mary had thirteen children:

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i.

John Blaker, b. 21 Jul 1800.

ii.

Sarah Blaker, b. 01 Sep 1801.

iii.

Mary Blaker, b. 18 Jul 1803; d. young.

iv.

James Oliver Blaker, b. 14 Dec 1805.

v.

Mary Blaker, b. 12 Apr 1807.

vi.

Susanna Blaker, b. 18 Nov 1808.

vii.

Matilda Blaker, b. 29 May 1810.

viii.

Jane Blaker, b. 16 Oct 1811.

ix.

Harriet Blaker, b. 07 May 1813.

x.

Lucinda Blaker, b. 25 Apr 1815.

xi.

Joy Blaker, b. 09 Jun 1817.

xii.

David Blaker, b. 03 Sep 1819.

xiii.

Fenton D Blaker, b. 03 Jul 1821.

Generation 5

14.

Johann Georg Wicklein.

Johann was born in 1696 in Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany.  He arrived at the port of Philadelphia 19 Oct 1736.  He settled in Berks County, Pennsylvania.  He died 31 Oct 1754 in Robeson, Berks, Pennsylvania.

15.

Anna Christina Reittenauer.

Anna was the daughter of Hans Balthasar Reitenauer and Maria Elizabeth Zenss.  She was born in 1721 in Puberg, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France.  She died in 1799 in Sweet Springs, Monroe, Virginia.  Johann and Anna were married about 1741 in Berks County and had six children, all were born in Berks or Montgomery County, Pennsylvania:

i.

Anna Christina Wicklein, b. Apr 1742.

ii.

Johan Conrad Wicklein, b. 23 Dec 1746; d. 1747.

iii.

Hans Adam Wicklein, b. 17 Oct 1748; d. 1832.

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iv.

Jacob George Wicklein, 25 May 1750;
d. 26 Dec 1821.

v.

George Wicklein, b. 1753; d. 1838.

vi.

Catherina Wicklein, b. 1754.

16.

Johan Fredrich Spahr.

Johan was the son of Johan Georg Spahr and Mary Catharina Kauffman.  He was born 01 Sep 1725 in Waldenburg, Hohenlohekreis, Baden-Wurttemburg, Germany.  He died in 1789 in Dover, York, Pennsylvania.

17.

Ana Margaretha Schnaeder.

Ana was the daughter of Christian Snider and Susanna Margaretha Ranck.  She was born 02 Feb 1729 in Switzerland.  She died in 1801 in Earl, Lancaster, Pensylvania.  Johan and Ana were married 16 Oct 1750 in New Holland, Lancaster, Pennsylvania and had at least one child:

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i.

Maria Catherine Spahr, b. 17 Oct 1754.

18.

William Lewis.

William was the son of John Lewis and Margaret Lynn.  He was born in Donegal, Ireland.  He died in 1811/2 in Sweet Springs, Monroe, Virginia.

According to A History of Monroe County, West Virginia, p. 370, "The career of William … was less striking than in the case of his brothers, yet he too was a man of talent and ability.  In person he was tall, handsome, and robust.  About 1783 he removed to the Sweet Springs valley and remained there the rest of his life.  He had already known the spot for at least thirty years.  His first home was a large two-story log house very near the mill at the Sweet Chalybeate Springs.  It stood until after the middle of the last century [19th].  Subsequently, he built a stone house immediately to the rear of the site occupied by the present mansion of 'Lynnside'.  Notwithstanding his controversies with the people around him, it seems clear that he sougth to establish a model residential town, which should likewise be a center of culture and education, as well as trade, and during several years it was the seat of a district court."

19.

Anne Montgomery.

Anne died in 1808 at this time nothing more is known about her.  William and Anne had eight children:

i.

Margaret Lewis, b. 1754.

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ii.

John Lewis, b. 1758; d. 1823.

iii.

Thomas Lewis, b. 1761, d. 1804.

iv.

Alexander Lewis, b. 1763; d. 1804.

v.

William J Lewis, b. 1766; d. 1828.

vi.

Agatha Lewis, b. 1774; d 1843.

vii.

Elizabeth Montgomery Lewis, b. 1777; d. 1837.

viii.

Charles W Lewis, b. 1780.

20.

Peter Blaker.

Peter was the son of Samuel Blaker and Sarah Smith.  He was born 03 Jan 1722 in Buckingham, Bucks, Pennsylvania.  Peter was married twice (1st) Agnes Ashbourn and (2nd) Sarah Hibbs.

21.

Agnes Ashbourn.

Agnes was born in 1722 in Pennsylvania and died there in 1763.  Peter and Agnes were married 13 Jan 1743 at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and had four children, all were born in Bucks County:

i.

Gilbert H Blaker.

ii.

Jane Blaker, b. 26 Dec 1743.

iii.

William G Blaker, b. 30 Jun 1745.

iv.

Sarah Blaker, b. 1755.

Sarah Hibbs.

Sarah was the daughter of William Hibbs and Ann Carter.  She was born 14 Jan 1733 in Middletown, Bucks, Pennsylvania.  Peter and Sarah were married 28 Apr 1763 in Wrightstown and had six children, all were born in Bucks County:

v.

John Blaker, b. 01 Sep 1767.

vi.

Ruth Blaker, b. 1767.

vii.

Rachel Blaker, b. 1769.

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viii.

James Blaker, b. 1773

ix.

Abraham Blaker, b. 1776.

x.

David Blaker, b. 1780.

22.

James Dutton.

James was the son of Joseph Dutton and Elizabeth Smith.  He was born in 1743 in Birmingham, Chester, Pennsylvania.  He died 01 Mar 1839 in Fearing, Washington, Ohio.

23.

Lydia Martha Kimler.

Lydia was the daughter of John K Kimbler and Margaret.  She died 19 Jul 1800 in Loudoun County, Virginia.  James and Lydia were married 23 Sep 1775 at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and had nine children:

i.

Abby Dutton.

ii.

John Dutton.

iii.

Margaret Dutton.

iv.

Nancy Dutton.

v.

Joseph Dutton, b. 1775.

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vi.

Mary Polly Dutton, b. 05 Oct 1777.

vii.

Elizabeth Dutton, b. 1785.

viii.

Abigail Dutton, b. 1792.

ix.

James Dutton, b. 09 Nov 1798.

x.

Hannah Dutton, b. 1808.

Generation 6

24.

Hans Balthasar Reitenauer.

Hans was the son of Nicholas Claus Reitenauer and Susanna Windstein.  He was born 18 May 1696 in Lutzelstein, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France.  He died 08 Mar 1749 in New Hanover, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

25.

Maria Elizabeth Zenss.

Maria was the daughter of Jacob Zenss and Anna Maria Nachweit.  She was born in 1697 in Puberg, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France.  She died in 1748 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.  Hans and Maria were married 22 Feb 1718 in Waldhambach, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France and had seven children, all were born in Puberg:

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i.

Anna Christina Reittenauer, b. 1721; d. 1799.

ii.

John George Reitenauer, b. 23 Oct 1723.

iii.

Maria Elizabeth Reitenauer, b. 07 Aug 1726.

iv.

Catharina Margaretha Reitenauer, b. 25 Jan 1729.

v.

Johan Adam Reitenauer, b. 26 Feb 1731.

vi.

Balthazar Reitenauer, b. 14 Apr 1735.

vii.

Maria Ursula Reitenauer.

26.

Johan Georg Spahr.

Johan was the son of Hans Georg Spahr and Anna Maria Thum.  He was born 11 Dec 1699 in Altenburg, Ostalbkreis, Baden-Wurettemburg, Germany.  He died 21 Oct 1777 in Dover, York, Pennsylvania.

27.

Mary Catharina Kauffman.

Mary was the daughter of Georg Michael Kauffman and Anna Maria Buhler.  She was born 30 Jan 1703 in Waldenburg, Chemnitzerland, Sachsen, Germany.  She died 16 Jul 1776 in Dover, York, Pennsylvania.  Johan and Mary were married 23 Jun 1723 in Waldenburg, Jagst, Wurettemburg, Germany and had at least one child:

+16.

i.

Johan Fredrich Spahr, b. 01 Sep 1725.

28.

Christian Snider.

Christian was the son of Jacob Schader and Elsa Klein.  He was born in 1707 in Switzerland.  He died in 1793 in East Earl, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

29.

Susanna Margaretha Ranck.

Susanna was the daughter of Hans Valentine Ranck and Margaretha Philippes.  She was born 29 Oct 1707 in Neckerau, Mannheim, Baden-Wuerttemburg, Germany.  She died 20 Jan 1767 in New Holland, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.  Christian and Susanna were married 26 Feb 1726 in Neckerau and had at least one child:

+17.

i.

Ana Margaretha Schnaeder, b. 02 Feb 1729; d. 1801.

30.

John Lewis.

John was the son of Andrew Lewis and Mary Calhoun.  He was born 01 Feb 1678 in Donegal, Ireland.  He died 28 Dec 1762 at "Bellefonte" in Staunton, Augusta, Virginia.

According to A History of Monroe County, West Virginia, p. 370, "In the early settlement of this county and in the development of Old Sweet Springs the family of John Lewis stands conspicuous.  Colonel John Lewis fled from Ireland to America as a refugee from English injustice, and in the summer of 1732 he settled two miles east of Stauton near the hills, 'Betsy Bell' and 'Mary Gray', which were named for hills in county Tyrone [that were] very similiar to them.  He was the first permanent settler in that locality and the senior founder of the county of Augusta.  His sons, Thomas, Andrew, William, and Charles, were tall, powerful men, infludential, masterful, and thrifty.  All became wealthy and extensive landholders.  Thomas, who lived near Port Republic in Rockingham [County], was the first surveyor of Augusta.  Andrew, whose home was at Salem, is best known in American history as fighting the Indians in several wars and winning the battle of Point Pleasant.  Charles, the youngest, lived on the Cowpasture River.  He too was a fighter of the red men, and was killed at Point Pleasant.  He was loved by those who knew him, and had he lived longer would undoubtedly have attained high rank and distinction in the Revolution.  Andrew himself was considered by Washington as the best fitted to command the American armies in the struggle with England."

31.

Margaret Lynn.

Margaret was the daughter of William David Lynn (Lord of Loch Lynn) and Margaret.  She was born 03 Jul 1693 in Kilmacrenan, Donegal, Ireland.  She died in 1775 at "Bellefonte" in Staunton, Augusta, Virginia.  John and Margaret were married in 1714 in Donegal and had seven children, all except the youngest, Charles, were born in Ireland:

i.

Samuel Lewis, b. 1716.

ii.

Thomas Lewis, b. 27 Apr 1718;
m. Jane Strother 26 Jan 1749; d. 1790.

iii.

Andrew Lewis, b. 1720; d. 1761.

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iv.

William Lewis, b. 1724; d. 1811/2.

v.

Margaret Lewis, b. 1726.

vi.

Ann Lewis, b. 1728.

vii.

Charles Lewis, b. 01 Mar 1736; d. 1774.

32.

Samuel Blaker.

Samuel was the son of Johannes Bleikers and Rebecca.  He was born 11 Dec 1689 in Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  He died in 1778 in Warwick, Bucks, Pennsylvania.

33.

Sarah Smith.

Sarah was the daughter of William Smith and Mary Croasdale.  She was born 26 Nov 1700 in Wrightstown, Bucks, Pennsylvania.  She died 15 Jun 1781 in Wrightstown.  Samuel and Sarah were married in 1721 in Wrightstown and had six children, all were born in Bucks County:

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i.

Peter Blaker, b. 03 Jan 1722.

ii.

Mary Blaker, b. 01 Mar 1723.

iii.

Hannah Blaker, b. 19 May 1724.

iv.

Lydia Blaker, b. 28 Apr 1726.

v.

Sarah Blaker, b. 30 Dec 1728.

vi.

Judith Blaker, b. 30 Oct 1729.

34.

William Hibbs.

William was the son of William Hibbs and Hannah Howell.  He was born in 1700 in Byberry, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  He died 31 Jan 1789 in Northampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania.

35.

Ann Carter.

Ann was the daughter of James Carter and Susannah Griffith.  She was born 02 Feb 1701 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.  She died in 1801 in Bucks County.  William and Ann were married 02 Fep 1728 in Middletown, Bucks, Pennsylvania and had twelve children, all were born in Bucks County:

i.

Benjamin Hibbs.

ii.

Susannah Hibbs, b. 06 Apr 1730.

iii.

Phebe Hibbs, b. 14 Feb 1732.

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iv.

Sarah Hibbs, b. 14 Jan 1733.

v.

William Hibbs, b. 02 Oct 1737.

vi.

James Hibbs, b. 07 Oct 1738.

vii.

Ann Hibbs, b. 12 Sep 1739.

viii.

Mary Hibbs, b. 22 Dec 1743.

ix.

Nehemiah Hibbs, b. 1746.

x.

Benjamin Hibbs, b. 1746.

xi.

Nehemiah Hibbs, b. 1748.

xii.

Abigail Hibbs, b. 1750.

36.

Joseph Dutton.

Joseph was the son of John Dutton and Elizabeth Kingsman.  He was born in 1715 in Chichester, Chester, Pennsylvania.  He died 14 Jun 1773 in Chester County.

37.

Elizabeth Smith.

Elizabeth was the daughter of Thomas Smith and Elinor.  She was born in 1720 and died 14 Jun 1773.  Joseph and Elizabeth were married 21 Dec 1742 in Chester County, Pennsylvania and had seven children:

i.

Susanna Dutton.

ii.

Mary Dutton.

iii.

Elizabeth Dutton.

iv.

Hannah Dutton.

+22.

v.

James Dutton, b. 1743.

vi.

Jacob Dutton, b. 1750.

vii.

Joseph Dutton, b. Aug 1763.

Generation 7

38.

Nicholas Claus Reitenauer.

Nicholas was the son of Mr. Reitenauer and Katharina Schar.  He was born 07 Aug 1650 in Tieffenbach, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France.  He died 27 Feb 1717 in Tieffenbach.

39.

Susanna Windstein.

Susanna was the daughter of Nickel Windstein and Ottilia Eich.  She was born in 1652 in Volksberg, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France.  She died 28 Mar 1713 in Tieffenbach.  Nicholas and Susanna were married in 1675 in Tieffenbach and had at least one child:

+24.

i.

Hans Balthasar Reitenauer, b. 18 May 1696;
d. 08 Mar 1749.

40.

Hans Georg Spahr.

Hans was the son of Jacob Jerb Spahr and Anna Barbara Stiftl.  He was born 16 May 1671 in Altenburg, Ostalbkreis, Baden-Wurttemburg, Germany.  He died in 1737 in Oferdingen, Reutilngen, Baden-Wurttemburg, Germany.

41.

Anna Maria Thum.

Anna was the daughter of Michael Dunz and Anna Maria Eisinger.  She was born 12 Jun 1675 in Oferdingen.  She died 06 Jul 1752 in Oferdigen.  Hans and Anna had at least one child:

+26.

i.

Johan Georg Spahr, b. 11 Dec 1699; d. 21 Oct 1777.

42.

Georg Michael Kauffman.

Georg was the son of Hans Jakob Kauffman.  He was born 21 Jan 1680 in Waldenburg, Chemnitzerland, Sachsen, Germany.  He died 09 Feb 1742 in Waldenburg.

43.

Anna Maria Buhler.

Anna was the daughter of Johann Georg Buhler and Agatha Marie.  She was born 26 Jun 1678 in Waldenburg, Hohenlohekries, Baden-Wurttemburg, Germany.  Georg and Anna were married 27 Feb 1702 in Waldenburg and had at least one child:

+27.

i.

Mary Catharina Kauffman, b. 30 Jan 1703; d. 16 Jul 1776.

44.

Jacob Schader.

Jacob was the son of Martin Snyder and Sophia Giese.  He was born 03 May 1667.

45.

Elsa Klein.

Elsa was the daughter of David Klein and Maria Katharina Kindelberger.  She was born in 1673 in Hamm, Essen, Nordhein-Westfalen, Germany.  She died in 1706 in Hamm.  Jacob and Elsa has at least one child:

+28.

i.

Christian Snider, b. 1707; d. 1793.

Generation 8

46.

Hans Valentine Ranck.

Hans was the son of Jean Ranc and Lnu.  He was born in 1668 in Mannheim, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany.  He died 10 May 1710 in Neckerau, Mannheim, Baden-Wuerttemburg.

47.

Margaretha Philippes.

Margaretha was the daughter of Henry Philippes and Margauerite Weinkraws.  She was born 19 Oct 1670 in Mannheim, Baden-Wuerttemburg, Germany.  Hans and Margaretha were married 11 Feb 1699 in Neckerau and had at least one child:

+29.

i.

Susanna Margaretha Ranck, b. 29 Oct 1707; d. 20 Jan 1767.

48.

Andrew Lewis.

Andrew was the son of William Lewis and Miss McClellan.  He was born in Donegal, Ireland.

49.

Mary Calhoun.

Andrew and Mary were married in 1676 in Donegal and had two children:

+30.

i.

John Lewis, 01 Feb 1678; d. 28 Dec 1762.

ii.

Samuel Lewis.

50.

William David Lynn (Lord of Loch Lynn).

William was born in Scotland.  William and Margaret had three children, all were born in Scotland except the youngest:

51.

Margaret.

Margaret was born in Scotland, at this time nothing is known about her parents.  William and Margaret had three children, all were born in Scotland except the youngest:

i.

Sarah Lynn, b. 1670.

ii.

William Lynn, b. 1672; d. 1729 in Virginia.

+31.

iii.

Margaret Lynn, b. 03 Jul 1693; d. 1775.

52.

Johannes Bleikers.

Johannes was born in 1655 in Krefeld, Nordhein-Westfalen, Germany.  He died in 1741 in Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

53.

Rebecca.

Rebecca was born in 1655 in Krefeld.  She died in 1721 in Northampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania.  Johannes and Rebecca were married in 1676 in Krefeld and had five children, all were born in Germantown:

i.

Catherine Bleikers, b. 06 Jun 1677.

ii.

Peter Bleikers, b. Jun 1682.

iii.

Paul Bleikers, b. 14 Nov 1685.

iv.

Abraham Bleikers, b. 29 May 1687.

+32.

v.

Samuel Blaker, b. 11 Dec 1689; d. 1778.

54.

William Smith.

William was born 22 Jan 1669 in Burt, Yorkshire, England.  He died 20 Apr 1743 in Wrightstown, Bucks, Pennsylvania.

55.

Mary Croasdale.

Mary was born 31 Aug 1669.  She died 16 Oct 1716.  William and Mary were married 20 Sep 1690 in Wrightstown and had eight children, all were born in Bucks County:

i.

Margaret Smith, b. 20 Aug 1691.

ii.

Elizabeth Smith, b. 1694.

iii.

Mary Smith, b. 09 Feb 1696.

iv.

Thomas Smith, b. 20 Dec 1696.

v.

William Smith, b. 02 1697.

+32.

vi.

Sarah Smith, b. 26 Nov 1700;
d. 15 Jun 1781.

vii.

Hannah Smith, b. 1702.

viii.

Lydia Smith, b. 1705.

56.

William Hibbs.

William was born 23 Jan 1665 in Gloucestershire, England.  He died in 1708 in Byberry, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

57.

Hannah Howell.

Hannah was born in 1667 in Byberry, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  She died in Aug 1737 in Byberry.  William and Hannah were married 02 Dec 1686 in Byberry and had nine children, all were born in Byberry:

i.

Joseph Hibbs, b. 1687.

ii.

Jonathan Hibbs, b. 1690.

iii.

Sarah Hibbs, b. 1692.

iv.

Phebe Hibbs, b. 1697.

v.

Jacob Hibbs, b. 1699.

+34.

vi.

William Hibbs, b. 1700; d. 31 Jan 1789.

vii.

Hannah Hibbs, b. 1701.

viii.

Jeremiah Hibbs, b. 1706.

ix.

Timothy Hibbs, b. 1707.

58.

James Carter.

James was born in 1675 in Middlesex, England.  He died in 1715 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

59.

Susannah Griffith.

Susannah was born 04 Aug 1681 in Pembrookeshire, Wales.  She died 30 Dec 1770 in Northampton, Bucks, Pennsylvania.  James and Susannah were married in 1700 in Bucks County and had seven children, all were born in Bucks County:

+35.

i.

Ann Carter, b. 1701; d. 1801.

ii.

William Carter, b. 1702.

iii.

John Carter, b. 1703.

iv.

Joseph Carter, b. 1704.

v.

Benjamin Carter, b. 1705.

vi.

James Carter, b. 1710.

vii.

Richard Carter, b. 1712.

60.

John Dutton.

John was the son of John Dutton and Mary Darlington.  He was born 29 Oct 1675 in Overton, Cheshire, England.  He died 21 Mar 1735 in Ashton, Delaware, Pennsylvania.

61.

Elizabeth Kingsman.

Elizabeth was the daughter of John Kingsman and Hannah Simcock.  She was born 06 Sep 1685 in Concord, Cheshire, England.  She died in 1745 in Ashton.  John and Elizabeth were married 11 Oct 1704 at the Concord Meeting in Chester, Pennsylvania and had ten children, all were born in Chester:

i.

John Dutton, b. 1705.

ii.

Hannah Dutton, b. 1707.

iii.

Mary Dutton, b. 1709.

iv.

Kingsman Dutton, b. 1711.

v.

Jacob Dutton, b. 1712.

+36.

vi.

Joseph Dutton, b. 1715; d. 14 Jun 1773.

vii.

Robert Dutton, b. 1717.

viii.

James Dutton, b. 1719.

ix.

Isaac Dutton, b. 1721.

x.

Amy Dutton, b. 1723.

Generation 9

62.

Nichel Windstein.

Nichel was born in 1610 and died in 1690.

63.

Ottilia Eich.

Ottilia was the daughter of Clemen Eich.  She was born in 1620 and died 11 Sep 1692. Nickel and Ottilia were married in 1642 and had at least one child:

+39.

i.

Susanna Windstein, b. 1652; d. 28 Mar 1713.

64.

Jacob Jerb Spahr.

Jacob was the son of Jacob Jerg Spaar and Maria Kehrer.  He was born in 1616 in Altenburg, Reutlingen, Baden-Wurttemburg, Germany.  He died 15 Apr 1715 in Oferdingen, Reutlingen, Baden-Wurttemburg, Germany.

65.

Anna Barbara Stiftl.

Anna was the daughter of Hans George Steiffel.  She was born in 1650 in Rommelsbach, Reutlingen, Baden-Wurttemburg, Germany.  She died 12 Mar 1683 in Altenburg, Ahrweiler, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany.  Jacob and Anna were married 04 Oct 1670 in Altenburg and had at least one child:

+40.

i.

Hans Georg Spahr, b. 16 May 1671; d. 1737.

66.

Michael Dunz.

Michael was the son of Melchior Thumm.

67.

Anna Maria Eisinger.

Anna was the daughter of Matthaus Eisinger and Catharina.  She died in 1724.  Michael and Anna had at least one child:

+41.

i.

Anna Thum, b. 12 Jun 1675; d. 06 Jul 1752.

68.

Johann Georg Buhler.

Johann was the son of Johan Buhler and Juliana Stockline.  He was born 06 May 1645 in Wuerttemburg, Germany.  He died 21 Nov 1701 in Wuerttemburg.

69.

Agatha Marie.

Agatha was born in 1649 in Wuerttemburg, Germany and died in Germany.  Johann and Agatha had at least one child:

+43.

i.

Anna Maria Buhler, b. 26 Jun 1678.

70.

Martin Snyder.

Martin was the son of Hanns Schneider and Eva Marie Manze.  He was born 14 Apr 1611 in Bavaria, Germany.  He died in Germany.

71.

Sophia Giese.

Sophia was the daughter of Martin Giese.  She was born in 1645 in Bavaria, Germany.  She died in Germany.  Martin and Sophia had at least one child:

+44.

i.

Jacob Schader, b. 03 May 1667.

72.

David Klein.

David was the son of Hans Klein.  He was born in 1645 in Nothweiler, Sudwestpfalz, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany.  He died in 1693 in Nothweiler. 

73.

Maria Katharina Kindelberger.

Maria was the daughter of Peter Kindelberger and Dorothea Kopfstein.  She was born in 1645 in Nothweiler.  David and Maria had at least one child:

+45.

i.

Elsa Klein, b 1673; d. 1706.

74.

Jean Ranc.

Jean was the son of Etienne Ranc and Jean Depellet.  He was born in 1641 in Paris, Ile-de-France, France.  He died 26 Dec 1712 in Neckerau, Mannheim, Baden Wuerttemburg, Germany.  He was married and had at least one child:

+46

i.

Hans Valentine Ranck, b. 1668; d. 10 May 1710.

75.

William Lewis.

William was born in France.  The Lewis family were originally French Huguenots, and left France after the revocation of the Edick of Nantes in 1685.  He was one of three brothers … Samuel and John were the other two … who fled to England.  Shortly afterwards William removed to the north of Ireland.

76.

Miss McClellan.

William and Miss McClellan had three children, all were born in Donegal, Ireland:

+48

i.

Andrew Lewis, b. 1648.

ii.

Samuel Lewis.

iii.

William Lewis.

77.

John Dutton.

John was the son of John Dutton and Elizabeth Smith.  He was born 30 Nov 1648 in Overton, Cheshire, England.  He died 04 May 1693 in Ashton, Delaware, Pennsylvania.

78.

Mary Darlington.

Mary was the daughter of George Darlington and Mary.  She was born in 1658 in Darnhill, Cheshire, England.  She died in 1717 in Ashton.  John and Mary were married in 1674 in Overton and had four children, all but the youngest were born in Overton:

+60

i.

John Dutton, b. 29 Oct 1675.

ii.

Edward Dutton, b. 18 Jan 1677.

iii.

Thomas Dutton, b. 01 May 1679.

iv.

Elizabeth Dutton, b. 27 May 1681.

79.

John Kingsman.

John was born in 1660 in Overton, Cheshire, England.  He died in 1721 in Chichester, Chester, Pennsylvania.

80.

Hannah Simcock.

Hannah was born in 1660 in Stoke, Acton, Cheshire, England.  She died 25 Oct 1718 in Providence, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  John and Hannah were married 15 Feb 1685 and had three childreen, all were in Chester County:

+61

i.

Elizabeth Kingsman, b. 06 Sep 1685; d. 1745.

ii.

John Kingsman, b. 04 Jul 1688.

iii.

Hannah Kingsman, b. 26 Feb 1690.