John Barndt

Nickname:

Born: January 19, 1782 ¹

Died: September 19, 1858 ¹

Residences: Milford Twp., Bucks Co., PA ²

Education:

Career: Farmer ²

Father: John/Johannes Barndt³

Mother: Catherine Schreiner³

Siblings:³

• Ludwig (b. ~ 1777)
• Peter (b. November 12, 1778)
• Elizabeth (b. January 2, 1780)
• George
• Henry
• Margaret
• Catherine
• Christina
• Susanna
• Philip
• Mary

Wife: Catharine Server ¹

Children:

• Levi
  
• John (Carpenter b. ~1825) ²
  
• Philip (Farmer b. ~1827)²
  
• Catherine (b. ~1830)²
  
• Mary (b. ~1832)²
  
• Anna (b. ~1834)²
  
• Eliza (b. ~ 1839)²
  
• George (b. ~1844)²
  
• Plus three other sisters born in late 1810's or early 1820's names not known.²

Other Details:

Sources:

1. Web page on Rootsweb.com by Charles Kron, citing a typed manuscript: "Early Knipe Families of PA" by James Lloyd Knipe (1949). The original manuscript is available at the New England Genealogical Historical Society.
   
2. Children's names & birth dates are from the 1850 Census of "John Barnd" of Milford, Bucks Co., Pa. In the 1830 Census, John Barndt is listed in Milford, Bucks Co. but names of family members were not given in 1830, so we have to guess. Here we see one male child age 0-5 (Philip) and two age 5-10 (John and Levi). There is also 1 female age 0-5 (Catherine, Jr.) one aged 5-10 and two aged 10-20. It is likely these three older daughters had married and moved away (or died) before the 1850 Census. Also listed is one female 30-40 (wife Catherine). I also found what I believe to be the correct 1820 Census and 1800 Census, although they appear to be of little use since I cannot confirm they are for the correct John Barndt. In the 1860 Census, Catherine is listed as a widow living with her son Philip. She is still living with him in the 1870 Census. Also in the 1870 Census, son George is listed as a laborer.
   
3. Parent and sibling names come from a will for a John Barndt who has a son name John. However, it is not a certainty that the son John is actually this John Barndt. Therefore, information on parents and siblings is highly speculative and requires further verification.