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Note: # 8 Source 1 p 6,10 Nicolaus Bellinger Public Records Name appears on the Quebec Monument as one of the settlers who came to Canada 1615-41. Canadian Archives Volume 2, 1905, Appendix A. part 2 page 27. Also National Geographic Magazine, Arp. 1930, page 517. The name of the Nicholas of this family shows on the London Journal list: 1710, Aug. 4, 6 adults; Oct. 4, 4 adults; Dec. 31, 4 adults, ? young; 1711, Mar. 25, 4 adults, 1 young; Jun. 24, 5 adults; Sep.29 and Dec. 24, 3 adults; "Ditto" (December24) 4 adults; 1712, Mar. 25, Jun. 24, Sep. 13, 3 adults. Also Book of Names page 66 W.A. Knittle's book page 283. Simmendinger Census of about 1716. In New Annesberg, the same suburb with Marx and Heinrich Bellinger is Nicalus, widower with one child. After this, Nicholas disappears. PERSONAL NOTE: This same argument is used by Henry Z. Jones Jr, in his book, 'The Palatine Families of New York' pg 50. Only in his book he cites that Nicolas is a son of Hans Bellinger of Steinaue an der StraBe. [HJ] Comment Just note the causalities in this family, 1710-16. From 6 adults down to none, probably in 7 or 8 years. Cabins with six foot ceilings promoted TB no doubt. It required real labor with ceilings as much as 7 feet high!
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