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Note: On marriage License it is spelled Waichnight unsure if typo or name spelling changed NOTE---- was Passed on the information from Sylverster Wakenight that we came from Germany and that the name was origannaly spelled Weichneicht. I have ran across this name is several other incindences, but with the way records were kept way back it is hard to know what was a misspelling and what was diffrent name altogether. I have no dought we are from Germany. The problem is finding Daniel's father for lack of record keeping in the early years Philip Wakenight died in 1815 (who is he--speculation is he is Daniel Sr.'s Father, but was he? when he died most of his estate was bought by Daniel and his Widow Wakenight, but that don't really prove he was the Father), It appers Martin maybe his father (Philips) but can't know this for sure w/o more documentation. Could this be his father? Web: Washington County, Maryland, Obituary Index, 1790-2007 about Philip Wakenight Name: Philip Wakenight Publication Date: 22 Mar 1815 Publication Place: Washington, Maryland, United States Death Date: Abt 1815 Whitenack Family History and Letters, by Mildred Hamburg (cont.) Family C: Martin Whytknecht (also spelled Weidknecht, Whiteknight) arrived in America on Sept. 30, 1732 on the "Dragon" out of Rotterdam (185 on board and Chas. Hargrave, master). He was from Adelshofen, Baden and was a half-brother of Andreas Weidknecht who came to America in 1710. Martin purchased 100 acres of land in Bucks county, Pennsylvania on June 26, 1734. List of his issue: Martin: Jacob, Matthias, Phillip, Elias, possibly Peter. No dates of their births or deaths are available. They were found in lists of Revolutionary soldiers, from tax lists, 1790 census of Pennsylvania. Reference to these Whitenacks came from the following: Revolutionary War Records: Martin Wethknecht Martin Weidknieght Jacob Weidkneght (7 months man of 1782, Col. Daniel Hiester, Jr.'s Battalion in Philadelphia County Militia) County Tax Lists Bucks County Pa., Millford Twsp., Jacob Wideneicht was taxed for 20 acres and 2 cattle in 1785, 86 and 87. Northampton county, Pa., Bethlehem Twsp., Mathias Weidkneght was taxed for 100 acres of land, 3 horses and 2 cattle in 1785, 86 and 88. Elias Weidknecht, single freeman in Northampton Co. 1786. Philip Weidknecht, " " " " 1790 Census of Pennsylvania Male over 16 Males under 16 Females 1 3 5 Whiteknight, Matthias (Northampton Co. Nazareth Twsp.) 1 1 1 Whiteknight, Phillip 1 1 1 Wightknegt, Peter (Berks Co. Rockland Twsp.) "United States Census, 1850," Danl Wakenight in household of Danl Wakenight, Washington county, part of, Washington, Maryland, United States �C Back to search results View image Save image Search collection About this collection name: Danl Wakenight event: Census event date: 1850 event place: Washington county, part of, Washington, Maryland, United States gender: Male age: 57 marital status: race (original): race (expanded): birthplace: Maryland estimated birth year: 1793 dwelling house number: 1348 family number: 1407 line number: 41 nara publication number: M432 nara roll number: 298 film number: 443529 digital folder number: 004199339 image number: 00189 Household Gender Age Danl Wakenight M 57 Isabella Wakenight F 52 Susan Wakenight F 23 Danl Wakenight M 18 Saml Wakenight
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Note: k Twp., Ogle Co., IL on 7-11-1860; farmer, does not own real estate; value of personal estate is $300; household includes Mary (30), Samuel (35), Lydia (34), George (10), Daniel (2), William (5) and Mary (3); everyone reported born in MD (note Daniel's other children: John's location unknown; Robert in Buffalo Twp., a shoemaker, wife Mary and 4 children: John W. (10, Ohio), James (7, Ohio), Edward A. (4, IL), and Martin (under 1, IL); Susan lives next door with her husband Christian Tockey; Isabella is in Pine Creek Twp. with her husband Washington Thomas; Daniel is also living in Pine Creek twp.)
Note: Daniel (65) and Isabelle (60) are enumerated in Pine Cree
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