Family Group Sheet
NameJohann Georg LAUDENSCHLAGER
Birthabt 1750, Germany
Immigration19 Nov 1771, Philadelphia aboard the Tyger
Move23 Nov 1771, Upper Milford, Lehigh, PA
Will17 Oct 1823, Macungie, Lehigh, PA [1037, Will file No. 584, Lehigh courthouse.]
Will MemoProven 1 Oct 1824
DeathSep 1824, Macungie, Lehigh, PA [1037]
MarriageNov 1771, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA [1037]
Children
Birth21 Dec 1772, Macungie, Lehigh, PA [278]
Christen21 Feb 1773, Jersalem W Salisbury Luth, Lehigh, PA [278]
Death8 Jun 1847, Turbotville, Northumberland, PA [14], [672, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=17758385], [5]
BurialTurbotville Cem, Turbotville, Northumberland, PA
AFN1SZH-GWQ
SpouseDaniel JARRETT
Marriageabt 1792, Pennsylvania
8 MHenry Laundenslager
Birth28 Oct 1790, Macungie, Lehigh, PA [1037]
Notes for Johann Georg LAUDENSCHLAGER
Sailed from Rotterdam, arrived on Ship Tyger in Philly 19 Nov 1771. Signed on as an indentured servant with his wife 23 Nov 1771 to Peter Miller of Upper Milford, PA. Settled in Upper Milford along w/ Heinrich and Leonard (?), who came over at the same time and may have been brothers or 1st cousins.[ [1037]] Weaver by trade. Served w/ Northampton Co Militia in Rev War. Name appears on veterans’ memorial in cemetery accross from Jer W. church. Tradition says he’s buried there, but exact location unknown.
Census notes for Johann Georg LAUDENSCHLAGER
1820 Lehigh Co, PA: p. 122, Macungie Twp.
Notes for Maria Catherina AGEL
Name may also be Nagel, Egel or Jockel. No Agel records have been found but there are connections to the other families. Her obituary appears in the 31 Jan 1828 issue of the German language newspaper, Unabhaengige Republicaner and the 7 Feb 1828 issue of the other German language newspaper, Friedens Bote giving her death date and exact age. [1037]
