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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Michael Shoemaker: Birth: 10 Oct 1778 in Upper Alloways Creek, Salem, New Jersey, United States. Death: Bef 1799


Sources
1. Title:   Records of the Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church at Friesburg, Salem Co., New Jersey, 1726-1927,
 film 441433, item 1
Page:   Image of original page written in German and Latin for christening of illegitamate child Michael son of Johannes Bossard and Dorothea Schumacherin
Author:   Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church (Alloway Township, New Jersey)
Publication:   With: Records of the old Cohansy German Presbyterian Church, 1760-1840.
2. Title:   Records of the Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church at Friesburg, Salem Co., New Jersey, 1726-1927,
 film 441433, item 1
Page:   Image of original page written in German and Latin for christening of illegitamate child Michael son of Johannes Bossard and Dorothea Schumacherin (female German ending on the surname)
Author:   Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church (Alloway Township, New Jersey)
Publication:   With: Records of the old Cohansy German Presbyterian Church, 1760-1840.
3. Title:   Deeds, 1785-1901; deed index, 1785-1952
Page:   vol. , p. 311-313
Author:   Cumberland County (New Jersey). County Clerk
Publication:   (Salt Lake City : Filmed for the Genealogical Society of Utah by Reproduction Systems, 1971) 148 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
4. Title:   Records of the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 1724-1850
Page:   Entires for 1762
Author:   Trinity Lutheran Church (Lancaster, Pennsylvania)
Publication:   Microfilm of the original records from the Lutheran Theological Seminary, Mt. Airy, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1946)
5. Title:   Friesburg church records, also Deerfield Presbyterian Church & German Presbyterian Church at Cohansy : 1836-1900
Author:   Baker, Charles Colson (Main Author); Deerfield Presbyterian Church (Deerfield, New Jersey) (Added Author)
Publication:   (Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1991)
 FHL film 1763228, item 2

Notes
a. Note:   SOURCE: See Benjamin H. Shoemaker 3rd,"Shoemaker Pioneers". HBLL: CS 71.S558 1975. "Dorothy Shoemaker, his sister, also moved to Deerfield Township, purchasing a house and lot there in 1799. She died prior to 1833, leaving her money to Henry's oldest son, John." p. 160
  It appears that Johannes Boshard and Dorothea Schumacher were never married. Dorothea Shoemaker was always known by the Shoemaker name, and there are no other records I can locate for Johannes Boshard in the area.
  There was a Boshard on 1773/1774 tax lists in the county.
b. Note:   XI2369
Note:   Place of burial is assumed. No tombstone or sexton record has been found of her burial.

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