Name: idogen2 -- Alsace-Lorraine DOCK/DUCK Family to Pennsylvania

Updated: 08-02-2020 05:08:71. Owner: Audrae


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Johann Heinrich Stöhr: Birth: Jan 1715 in Langensultzbach, Elsass-Lothringen, Germany. Death: 7 Sep 1781 in Lebanon Twp, Lancaster, PA

  2. Philipp Heinrich Stöhr: Birth: 18 Feb 1716 in Langensultzbach, Elsass-Lothringen, Germany. Death: 22 Aug 1781 in , Lancaster Co., PA

  3. Anna Elizabeth Stöhr: Birth: Apr 1717 in Langensultzbach, Elsass-Lothringen, Germany.

  4. Maria Margaretha Stöhr: Birth: Jul 1721 in Langensultzbach, Elsass-Lothringen, Germany.

  5. Maria Dorothea Stöhr: Birth: Dec 1722 in Langensultzbach, Elsass-Lothringen, Germany.


Sources
1. Title:   The Burial Records of God's Acre in Heidelberg Moravian Archives, Bethlehem, PA
Page:   #97
Author:   Union Church of N. Heidelberg
Publication:   Website http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/9263/godsacre.html?20074
2. Title:   The Stoehr/Stair Family
Author:   Jack E. MacDonald, 1269 Road 9, Powell, WY 82435
Publication:   jacmac43@yahoo.com

Notes
a. Note:   r is not yet known, but since she had close association with Johann Jacob Dock of Uttenhoffen, it is assumed they were brother and sister. Anna (Maria) Margaretha and her husband, Johannes Stör, attended the first two christenings of Johann Jacob 's children. Also, his family attended the christening of the first Stör child. Langensoultzbach and Uttenhoffen are about twelve miles apart, but the route does not appear to be direct.
  Immigration: Johannes Stör, Anna Margaretha and their children emigrated in 1737 from the Elsass-Lothringen area (Alsace-Lorraine) to America. They arrived at Philadelphia, PA, on 26 September 1737, aboard the "St. Andrew Galley." Jacob (Johannes) Stöer, Henrich Stöer and Philip Stöer are listed as passengers (males over 16 years of age.) They settled in Lancaster Co., PA, part of which later became Berks county. Four of the children of Johann Jacob Dock also emigrated to Pennsylvania, settling in what is now Berks county. A Phillip Dock, so far unidentified, emigrated to America and settled in Lancaster county possibly as early as 1720. Johannes Stör and all the Dock males in Germany were nailsmiths. Phillip Dock (abt 1723-1796) and his son, George Dock were also nailsmiths. This seems to be the tie that suggests that our ancester, Phillip Dock, came from the same area as the Docks in Zinsweiller, Uttenhoffen, Langensoultzbach and Bischweiller.
Note:   Birth and Marriage: The locations of her birth and marriage have not been found. Her fathe

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