Johann Abraham Transue

 

Johann Abraham Transue

Nickname:Abraham

Born: June 6, 1731 Salisbury Twp., Bucks/Lehigh Co., PA 1

Died: April 30, 1813 Williams, Twp., Northampton Co., PA 1

Residences: The family moved from Montgomery Co. to Northampton Co. in 1756. 2

Education:

Career: Tavern Keeper & Wheelwright

Father: Abraham Transols

Mother: Anna Margaretha Mueller.

Siblings: Johann Abraham's father was married twice. He had three children with his first wife, Elizabeth Muschler, and four, including Johann Abraham with his second wife.

Wife: Maria Magdalena

Children: All children born in Williams Twp., Pa.

Other Details: Johan Abraham, along with seven of his sons, served in the American Revolution. According to the DAR Lineage Book Abram was a private in Captain Christopher Johnson's company, 4th Battalion, Northampton County Militia, Col. Nicholas Kerns' regiment. Another source says theyr wer in Col. Philip Bhoem's Co. and were mustered out on April 19, 1782. 3 Buried in Old Williams Township Congregation Churchyard, Williams Twp, Northampton Co., PA.

Sources: This info has been compiled by another researcher, Scott Wallace. I have not had the opportunity to corroborate or independently verify this information. I cannot even verify with certainty that Johann Abraham is Anthony's father.

  1. Wallace citing records of New Goshenhoppen Ref. Cong. Upper Hannover Twp., Montgomery Co., PA and Old Williams Churchyard, Williams Twp, Northampton, PA. The June 6, 1731 date may be a baptism date, not a birth date according to another citation to "Early Pennsylvania Briths 167501875" by Charles A Fisher. On p. 7 "Church Records of Goshenhoppen, Baptisms by the Rev. John Peter Miller, 1731-34" is the following "June 6, 1831 Johann Abraham, parents Abraham Transue and wife. Witness Michael Schell.
  2. Wallace, citing Genealogy of the Transue Family by Wendell Transue.
  3. Wallace, citing DAR Lineage Book Vol 117, p. 132.3 and Wendell Transue Genealogy of the Transue Family
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