Census
Philip Ullman
| Born: 1785 in Germany Married: Ann Clayton (14 Jun 1790 - 04 Nov 1878) Died: 20 Jun 1866 Buried: Green Tree Church of The Brethren Cemetery, Collegeville, PA | Father: Mother: Religion: Brethren Immigrated: 15 Nov 1803 Favourite from Amsterdam |
Lewis Ullman (12 Apr 1808 - 23 Mar 1867 Phoenixville, PA)
m. Ellen Vanderslice (17 Feb 1813 - 1 Sep 1881) Sarah Ullman (1813 - 1824?) Ann Ullman (1815 - ?);
m. William Young 30 Sep 1834 at Evansburg, PA Philip Ullman (11 Jun 1816 - 06 Mar 1865);
m. Eve/Evan Spare 1844 at Evansburg, PA
John Ullman (21 Sep 1819 - 16 Apr 1900 St. Joseph, MO);
m. Wilhelmina Watson (1826 - 01 Apr 1891) 22 Jun 1847;
m. Nettie Rosenthal (Nov 1870 - ) ~1897 Mary Ullman (1822 - 12 Feb 1905 in Helena, MO);
m. Benaiah Thompson (16 Apr 1818 - 31 Dec 1839
Benjamin Franklin Ullman (1 Aug 1824 - 28 Dec 1905 St. Joseph, MO);
m. Catherine Jane Buzzard Rachel Ullman (1828 - aft 1900);
m. Joshua H. King 16 Jul 1846 in Pottsville, PA Hannah Ullman (10 Jul 1831 - 16 Dec 1916);
m. Benjamin Zimmerman (9 May 1829 - 18 Sep 1914) on 11 Oct 1853 at Faulkner Swamp Lutheran Church, PA David Ullman (1834 - ) Harriet Ullman (1836 - aft 1900);
m. Wilbur Carey 1870The tie between the majority of the children listed and Philip was originally the entries on the list for children to be educated at the expense of the county, the 1850 Census listing which includes Philip & Ann Ullman with children Hannah, David, and Harriet coupled with John Ullman's 1900 will listing his siblings, including Hannah and Harriet. In that 1850 Census, John Ulman is also listed, separated by one family from Philip's.
Philip Ulman is the only Ulman listed consistently in censuses for PA in the early 1800s. There is no Philip Ulman listing in the 1800 census. Indexes report a Philip Ulmer in Upper Providence in 1820, but the actual entry looks most like Philip Ulmen.
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Uriah Ullman's (s/o Lewis) bible noted below provided confirmatory evidence for the family.
Lewis' mother is listed as Ann. This is supported by Emma Ullman's (d/o Benjamin Franklin Ullman) bible having a death
announcement for Ellen V. Ullman, wife of Lewis. Also, Lewis, Lewis' son Uriah, Benjamin,
and Benjamin's son John were all butchers (as was at least one Vanderslice). Finally, Lewis was known
by the title Colonel and Benjamin was known as Major; reason not identified. Six
children are definitely assoicated by reference in John Ullman's will
(Philip's two oldest likely not being mentioned because they were deceased).
The census in which he appears gives the possible family breakdowns shown at the right.
Comparing the census info yields birth ranges shown for Philip and his wife. Lewis Ullman's mother Ann was born about 1788 according to her obituary and in 1790 according to her tombstone, which fits the census data. Lewis lived in Upper Providence until at least 1837, since Uriah is noted as born there. Lewis' 1860 Census entry (age 43) is likely in error and he left Philip's house by 1830, making him slightly older than his wife (born ~1812). The 1860 Upper Providence Census lists a Philip Ullman living alone, profession "Gentleman", age 78 (birth date 1783), and apparent place of birth Nassau. Since he is listed as coming from Germany in the 1850 census, it is likely Nassau, Germany, of which there are four possibilities (Baden-Wuerttemberg, Rheinland-Pflaz, Bayern, and just south of Dresden). At the time of the 1870 census, Ann Ullman was living with daughter Hannah Ullman Zimmerman in St. Joseph, MO. The 1850 and 1860 censuses also lists the younger (age 43) Philip Ullman. Philip Ulman and his wife in the 1840 census are both reported as 30-39 years old, which is not consistent with either Philip. Four children under 10 and consistency with other years, though, would indicate this is the older Philip. Philip Ullman was listed as born in Germany according to the 1850 Census. The absence of any names like Ullman from census records before 1810 is consistent with arrival some time before 1810. The arrival of a Philip Ullman on the Favourite 15 Nov 1803 from Amsterdam to Philadelphia is likely the right Philip. If it is, then the most likely Nassau would be the one in Rheinland-Pflaz, slightly east of Koblenz on a line toward Mainz, and closest of the four to Amsterdam. Per the IGI, there are several Philip Ullman entries at about the right timeframe. |
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Census1850 PA Montgomery Co.
Hannah Ullman is residing with her sisten Mary and Mary's husband Benaiah Thompson in Limerick Twp.
Montgomery Co., PA. She also shows with her father Philip in Upper Providence, Montgomery Co.,
PA.
1870 MO, Buchanan Co., St. Joseph, Washington Twp., pg 495 [28] with Benj. & Hannah Zimmerman:
Ulman, Ann, 78, F, W, father & mother foreign
Bible"Ullman side.
My Great Grandfather Ullman came from Germany. Great Grandmother Ullman's father Barton Bartholomew Clayton came from England & settled in Phila. & married a Miss Walker. 3 children from issue, Ann, Sara, Boy. Ann Married Philip Ullman who came from Germany.
Vanderslice
Grandma (Ullman) Vanderslice married Louis Ullman and her mother was a Martin and her mother maiden name was Jones - a sister to Adm John Paul Jones [Note: unlikely - see 3rd paragraph.] + her mother's name was Foulk.
| second husband a Gill, issue Fanny, James, David Benj."
Land RecordsMontgomery County, PA
Book Page Grantor Grantee Location Date of Record 8 422 John Ullman Lewis Ulman Power of Attorney 04/04/1857 54 186 David Tyson ux Upper Providence 08/23/1837 57 311 Abel Fitzwater ux Philip Ulman Upper Providence 04/06/1840 60 168 Edward Coulston ux Philip Ulman Lower Providence 04/12/1842 62 200 John Place, Jr. Lewis Ulman 04/13/1843 62 202 Geo. D. Price Lewis Ulman Upper Providence 04/13/1843 64 345 Lewis Ulman John B. Conway Upper Providence 06/08/1844 64 345 Ellenor P. Ulman John B. Conway Upper Providence 06/08/1844 90 190 John Ullman Benjamin Ullman Power of Attorney 10/25/1855 99 188 Benjamin Ullman Atty Horatio G. Armstrong Upper Providence 10/24/1855 105 50 Benjamin Ullman Atty 02/24/1857 105 50 Jane Ullman al John Fitzgerald Upper Providence 02/24/1857 106 4 Philip Ulman ux John Ulman Upper Providence 04/04/1857 140 314 Philip Ulman ux Hannah Davis Upper Providence 07/18/1865 141 155 Wm. Shuman Ullman, Susanna Upper Dublin 01/23/1866 143 41 Theodore Morgan exr al Philip Ulman Lower Providence 02/07/1866 145 316 Philip Ulman Est Francis R. Deeds Lower Providence 07/05/1866 145 316 Eve Ullman Francis R. Deeds Lower Providence 07/05/1866 153 444 Philip Ulman Est Ann Shaffer Upper Providence 09/24/1867 266 53 Philip Ulman Est Harriet A Childs Lower Providence 04/12/1882 515 427 Chas Hamer Exr al Philip Ulman Upper Providence 03/26/1904
Obituaries4 Nov 1878 - DIED.
Mrs. Ann Ullman, of Upper Providence township, Montgomery county, died on Saturday morning last, aged about 90 years. Deceased was the mother of the late Colonel Lewis Ullman, of Phoenixville, and until the last year or two had been quite active, and retained her faculties to the last.5 Nov 1878 - ULLMAN.
In Upper Providence township, Montgomery county, on Saturday last, Mrs. Ann Ullman, aged about 90 years.
Death Certificate
Secondary ReferencesFrom CD#354 - Passenger Arrivals at the Port of Philadelphia 1800-1819, Michael Tepper/Elizabeth Bentley,
Published in Baltimore by the Genealogical Publishing Co. 1986 page 734:
1803 - Philip ULMAN - destination: Philadelphia
From Poor Children to be Educated at County Expense, Montgomery Co., PA 1810-1846 by various
Year Parents 1st child Age 2nd child Age 1823 Philip Ulman Ann 8 1825 Philip Ulman Sarah 12 Philip 7 1826 Philip Ulman Philip 8 John 6 1827 Philip Ulman Philip 9 John 7 1828 Philip Ulman Philip 10 John 8 1829 Philip & Ann Ulman John 9 Mary 7 1830 Philip Ulman John 10 Mary 8 1831 Philip Ulman John 11 Mary 9 1832 No list 1833 Philip Ulman Benjamin 7.6 Mary 10 1834 Philip Ulman Mary 11 Benjn 9 1835 Philip Ulman Benjamin 9 Rachel 7 1836 Philip Ulman Benjamin 11 Rachel 8 1837 Philip Ulman Rachel 8 Hannah 6 1838 Philip Ulman Rachiel [sic] 10 Hannah 8 1839 Philip Ulman Rachel Hannah 9
From 1858 Map of Bucks County [above right] from surveys, by C. E. Morris - Upper Providence land map. Phillip Ullman is shown living on what is now Hollow Road at the bend just north of Jasper Lane (halfway between Egypt Rd and Black Rock Rd). This is not Philip Jr., who is in Lower Providence in the 1860 census, as confirmed by the next 1860 census entry after Philip Ulman being John Perch.
From the Advertisments and Notices from the Norristown, PA Herald
From Passenger Arrivals in the Port of Philadelphia
Cemetery 