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Plitt, editor of the "Americanische Ansichten,"
constitutes a short defence of Schwenkfeld against the
unwarrantable attacks of some German historians and
other perverters of truth; also a brief account of the
ministers, places of worship, schools, etc., of the followers
of Schwenkfeld in America.

David Schultz, son of Gregory Schultz (page 13), married
Catharine, daughter of Melchior Hartranft (page 36),
October 6, 1772. They had issue:
Sarah, born November 3, 1773. Died Feburary 3,
1775.
Christina, born September 29, 1775.
Magdalena, born April 4, 1778. Died April 4, 1802.
Maria, born February 13, 1781. Died January 22,
1809.
Julianna, born April 22, 1784.
Gabriel, born January 28, 1789.
Catharine, wife of D. S., died August 27, 1804, aged
51 years.
D. S. died January 25, 1810, aged 66 years, 6 months,
and 3 days. He was a farmer, and lived in Upper
Hanover, Montgomery County, Pa.

George Kriebel, son of George Kriebel (page 22), married
Esther, daughter of George Wiegner (page 33),
October 15, 1772. Their children were:
1 Christopher, born September 27, 1774. Died
June 2, 1779.
George, born July 28, 1777. Died May 28, 1779.
2 Christopher, born October 8, 1779.
Susanna, born November 11, 1782. Died February
15, 1789.