Jacob EIB
Birth:
17 Jul 1753/58
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Death:
Harrison, Virginia
Burial:
Harrison, West Virginia
Marriage:
Abt 1771
Father:
Johann Peter EYB
Mother:
Notes:
4th g.grandfather
6 April 2002 Telephone conversation of over one hour.....to Ginger Eib....941-756-5134
Ginger Eib (her husband is my cousin on Eib or Eyb line) said that all that property stayed in the hands of the Eib's down to her husband's father who lost it in back taxes...
SHE STATED THAT JACOB'S FATHER IS JOHANN PETER EYB
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EIB
Posted by Jane Hunter Hodgson on Tue, 26 May 1998
Surname: _________________________________________________________
?????(is this wrong parents of Jacob?)JACOB EIB was born to Michael and Anna Maria Eib around 1753. He married Maria Cathrina Carpenter and a daughter named Annie was baptized in Lower Bermudian Lutheran and Reformed Church in Adams County, PA on June 28, 1779. May 21, 1782 a son Peter was baptized in the same church. Other children born to the couple were: Susan, Jacob, Catherine, George, Levi, Amos, Augusta, Gilbert and Jacob. In the 1790 Federal census we find Jacob Eib living in Warrington Twp, York County, PA. In the 1800 Tax List Jacob was listed in York County as a blacksmith owning 92 acres and 1 horse and 5 cows. In 1805 he purchased land from Jacob Cook in York County, Warrington Twp. and another plot of land from G. Smith in York County. Then in October of the same year he purchased land in Harrison County, VA from his in- law, David Carpenter. In 1806 he sold land in Harrison County, VA to Peter Eib. In 1809 Jacob Eib purchased land in Harrison County, VA from John David. In 1810 Peter and Elizabeth Eib sold land to Jacob Eib in Harrison County, VA. In 1810 Jacob Eib appears in the Federal census in Harrison County, VA. In 1818 Jacob Eib is mentioned in the court books as living on a road near the Old Fairgrounds leading to the furnace dam (Point Comfort). Jacob Eib appears in the 1820 Federal census in Harrison County, VA and in 1825 he wrote his will in the same place. Jacob Eib died in 1832 and his inventory is dated January 23, 1832.
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Ancestors of Jane Hunter Hodgson and Daniel Archie Hodgson
Archive record for George Kniseley and Annie Eib...Jos.Smith Build.4th Floor, Archives...Salt Lake City, Utah. (bn: abt 1859 of York Co, Penn).
familysearch.org 2/19/01 FamilySearch Ancestral File v4.19
Found a submitter of Jacob Eib
Individual Record
Jacob EIB (AFN: 23C5-PQ8)
Sex: M
Submitter(s): ALLYSON SMITH
183 N MORNING GLORY ST
BREA CA
USA
Submission:
UNITED STATES 92821
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Birth of Child:
Automated Resource Center FHL/SLC
CD 166 Church Records Pa 1600-1800 Selected Areas
York Co., Vol 2, Christ Evangelical Luthern Church, City of York
Susan Eib of Jacob & Catharine
Born Oct 8, 1786
Bapt: Dec 15, 1795
ancestry.com census for Jacob Eib
1790
EIB
JACOB
York County PA
p 279
Warrington Township
Federal Population Schedule
PA 1790
Federal Census Index
PAS1a989162
1810
JACOB
York County PA
p 198
Franklin Township
Federal Population Schedule
PA 1810
Federal Census Index
PAS1a989161
Search Terms: EIB (9), JACOB (25689)
Database: American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI)
Combined Matches: 2
Surname EIB
Given Name(s) Jacob
Maiden Name
Birth Date 175?
Birth Place Pennsylvania
Biographical Info
Reference
Heads of Fams. at the first U.S. census. Pa. By U.S. Bureau of the Census. Washington, 1908. (426p.): 279
Search Results......2/22/01 found on ancestry.com
Database: Full Context of York County, Pennsylvania, 1733-1800: Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church
Combined Matches: 0
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Name: Eib, Jacob
Description: Father
Event: Baptism
Church: Records of Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, City of York, York County, Pennsylvania, 1733-1800
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Name: Eib, Catharine
Description: Mother
Event: Baptism
Church: Records of Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, City of York, York County, Pennsylvania, 1733-1800
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HISTORY: (This book is on microfilm and is available through Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Family History Centers world wide:
The Eib Families of America by Gerald S. Birum, FHL Film 2055151 Item 12 P.70.
Listed: JACOB EIB'S birth as 17 July 1758 Lancaster County, Penn. and married MARIA CATHARINE CARPENTER, in York Co.,Pa.
"Jacob Eib's father, I believe, is the JOHN PETER EIB, that, with his brother, MATTIAS EIB, and mother, ANNA MARIA (GUMPER) EIB. That goes with their way of naming male children at that time. The first son was named after the paternal grandfather, and the next son was named after the father. Have no documented proof, as stated before, do not know what happened to John Peter Eib; But I believe him to be the one that joined the militia of Lancaster County, Penn and served in 1778. He was living in Warwick Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania at the time of the American Revolution. Also, a Matthias Eib was living there at that time, and he also served in the American Revolution.
Have no documented evidence as to whom Jacob married. We do know that she was named Maria Catharine and the family records said it was Carpenter as Nicholas Carpenter, who bought the land in Harrison County, Virginia had a daughter named Catharine, they thought she was his daughter. But, this could not be, for Catharine, born CA 1770, daughter of NICHOLAS CARPENTER and MARY WOLFE, married a DAVID SLEETH. No marriage records has ever been found.
As the above, NICHOLAS CARPENTER, is supposed to be from a line of Carpenters of English descent, and Maria Catharine, wife of JACOB EIB, was
supposedly of German descent, and as stated on pg 129 of a Genealogical
History of the Reboboth Branch of the Carpenter Family, by Amos B.Carpenter
quote, "The above account of the family was given to the writer by DAVID
CARPENTER, grandson of NICHOLAS, when he was 80 years of age. The tradition by him was that three brothers came from Germany. Their names were CHRISTOPHER,EMANUEL and DAVID. DAVID went south and was never heard from , EMANUEL setted in Pennsylvania and his heir are there yet." EMANUEL could be the father of MARIA CATHARINE CARPENTER.
THE EIB FAMILIES OF AMERICA BY GERALD S. BIRUM, RR #2, BOX 13-B, Ridgeville, in Film 47380 (above information extracted from that source in library).
Included in that record are many court records from Harrison County,Virginia Pg 72 and on. pg 71
"At this point, am inserting several pages of court records that Al Stonestree found in the Chancery Court Records, Harrison County, Virginia. Am not inserting all the documents that he sent me. We have him to thank for the following documents. Most of these documents are hard to read and it took lots of time for the documents to be transcribed, etc." "In order to understand what has happened to JACOB EIB and his wife, MARIA CATHERINE, and their son, PETER EIB, these documents have to be part of this book. Some of these documents involve JACOB, and others directly or indirectly involve both PETER, his son JACOB, and helps to understand why JACOB left his son, PETER, out of the will that JACOB made in 1825." "What I'm going to write now about the times that involve the families of JACOB and MARIA CATHARINE EIB.
We know that the EIB'S were of German descent, and that the CARPENTER'S that settled in Harrison County, Virginia were of English descent and according to the family records that have been handed down from generation to generation, MARIA CATHARINE was also of German descent. At that time and many years after, the Germans, that came over, were not well liked, and many of the English tried to take advantage of them. As I see it, that is what has taken place with the JACOB EIB families." "The documents will begin in Warrington (Washington) in 1802, York County, Pennsylvania. According to the documents, JACOB EIB, owned 105 acres of land in Washington Township, York County, Pennsylvania .(This county lays close to Latimore Township, which became part of Adams County in 1800, where according to records three of JACOB and CATHARINE'S oldest children were baptised. The first document is JACOB EIB buying a small acreage in 1801, and part of it is what he sold in January,1805."
Pg 72 "At this point will insert what took place after they went from York County, Pa to Harrison County, Va, later that spring in 1805. Both Jacob and his wife were very dissatisfied in what they found concerning the Elijah Barkley place they had traded for. The improvements were not what they were told, and the land was full of Gulley's and a large Hill. They lived in their wagons for several weeks and Catharine told Jacob, she would not live there. The following documents to that effect and getting the David Carpenter place instead, and how Adam Hickman, later in four or five years, decided that the trade for the Carpenter place was not legal according to law and the many suits and counter suits that follow for several years."
CENSUS 1790 Pennsylvania, Warrington Twp, York County, Penn....Find: Jacob Eib
also find, Anthony Knisely Will in same Township.
Ancestry.com - American Genealogical & Biographical Index listed:
Surname EIB
Given Jacob
Birth 175?
Birth Place Pennsylvania
Heads of Fams. at the first U.S. census. Pa. By U.S. Bureau of the Census. Washington,
1908. (426p.): 279
Research: 1999 Family History Library/SLC
Of interest:
US/CAN Ref.
973
w32p
1986-90 Supp Vol A-G
Pilby: Immigration Lists Index (1986-1990 Cumulated Suppliments
EIB,Jacob 34; Philadelphia, 1733 2855.5 p228 (This source is: 943.46 w 2hw Europe Area: Hacker, Werner. Auswanderungen aus Baden und dem Breisgau: Obere und mittlere rechtsseitige Oberrhein laude im 18 Jahrhundert archivalisch dokumentiert Stuttgart (Germany) Konrad Theiss 1980 743 p).
CHURCH RECORD: Church Record listing parents of Anna EIB as Jacob and Catharina EIB.....Chr. of Anna:.
28 Jun 1779, in the Lutheran and Reformed Union Congregation, Lower Bermudian (no state given).
Bermudian was in Adams County, Pa close to York County, Penn. according to atlas.
Report on Kniseley Family and eib Family filed under Knisely Research Report 1-1992 from Colleen Johnson.
HISTORY: History of Harrison Co.,W.Va p. 795: "October term, 1818. Commissioners reported establishing a road from Clarksburg to Sistersville. (The Virginia Legislature had authorized in 1817 a road from Beverly via Clarksburg and Middlebourne to Sistersville.) Road established from Jacob Eib's house (near Old Fairgrounds) to the Furnace Dam (Point Comfort)."
WILL: For Jacob Eib dated 17 Dec 1825. Recorded in Harrison County, West Virginia Will Book #4, Pg421, at Jan term of county court,, 1832. DAR Library, Washington, D.C.....personally researched June 1996. Title of book: Harrison County, West Va Settlements, Wills and Inventories...Many names listed.....Children: Ann, Peter, Jacob, Susan....etc.
BURIAL PLACE: ???.....probably somewhere in Harrison County, W.Va ?????
worldconnect.rootsweb.com
ancestors of Jane Hunter Hodgson & Daniel Archie Hodgson
Fri Aug 25 10:06:25 2000
ID: I13873
Name: Jacob * EIB
Sex: M
Birth: 15 APR 1753 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania 1
Death: 1832 in Harrison County, Virginia
Occupation: Blacksmith
Event: Affiliation Moravian Church
Religion: Lower Bermudian Lutheran & Reformed
Event: Born where 1753 Litiz, PA
Event: Moved 1790 York County, PA
Event: Moved (2) 1805 Harrison County, VA
Reference Number: 13873
Note:
Jacob Eib E100
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Marriage 1 Maria Cathrina * CARPENTER b: ABT. 1759
Married: ABT. 1781 in Pennsylvania
Children
1. Annie (Nancy) * EIB b: 28 JUN 1779 in Adams County, Pennsylvania
2. Peter EIB b: 12 MAR 1782 in Adams County, Pennsylvania
3. Jacob M. EIB b: 12 NOV 1782 in York County, Pennsylvania
4. Susanna EIB b: 8 OCT 1786 in York County, Pennsylvania
5. Pollie EIB b: 17 JUN 1787 in York County, Pennsylvania
Sources:
1.Title: Eib Families of America
Text: Lists Jacob Eib's birth 17 July 1758 Lancaster Co PA
INTERNET
worldconnect.rootsweb.com 2/19/01
This is what Jane Hodgson submitted to worldconnect........
ID: I165
Name: Jacob * EIB 1
Sex: M
Birth: 15 APR 1753 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania 2 1
Death: 1832 in Harrison County, Virginia 1
Occupation: Blacksmith 1
Event: Affiliation Moravian Church 1
Religion: Lower Bermudian Lutheran & Reformed 1
Event: Born where 1753 Litiz, PA 1
Event: Moved 1790 York County, PA 1
Event: Moved 1805 Harrison County, VA 1
Reference Number: 13873
Note:
[Janeancestors.GED]
Jacob Eib E100
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1758 July 17 Born (NOT DOCUMENTED)
Married Maria Cathrina Carpenter (NOT DOCUMENTED) E. Johnson says could not be
Carpenter family of Harrison Co VA as they were English
1778 E. Johnson says joined militia in Lancaster County, PA
E. Johnson says Living Warwick Twp, Lancaster Co PA at time served in Revolution
and Matthias Eib also
1779 June 28 Annie baptized Lower Bermudian Lutheran and Reformed Church
York or Adams County, PA *
American Revolutionary War Recruit York County, Manahan Township
1782 Mar 12 Peter born, Adams County, PA
1782 May 21 Peter Baptised Lower Bermudian Church, Adams County, Latimore Twp., PA;
Sponsors Jost and Regina Fickes *
1783 Abt Susan born
1785 Abt Jacob born
Catherine born
George born
Levi born
Amos born
Augusta born
Gilbert born
Jacob born
1790 Census Warrington Township, York County, PA *
1796 Abt Daughter Annie married George Kniseley in York County, PA
1800 Census York County, PA?
1800 Tax List York County, PA Blacksmith 92 acres; 1 horse; 5 cows? *
1801 Nov 16 Jacob Eib buys acreage in Warrington Twp, York Co PA Book 2R pag 359 George
Smith to Jacob Eib 20 acres
1805 Jan 23 Deed Jacob and Catharine Eib to Adam Hickman, York County, Warrington Twp
1805 Feb 23 Adam Hickman sold land York Co PA to James Oldham for 287 pounds
1805 Mar 11 York County, PA Deed Jacob Cook to Jacob Eib ux Vol. 2R Page 356 Warrington
Twp *
1805 Mar 11 York County, PA Deed G. Smith to Jacob Eib Vol. 2R Page 359 Asgmt *
1805 Oct
Maria Cathrina CARPENTER
Birth:
Abt 1755
Chatillon, Luxembourg, Belgium
Death:
Bef 1828
Harrison, Virginia
Burial:
Harrison, West Virginia
Father:
Mother:
Notes:
Familysearch.org 4-13-03 search
Wife
Maria Catharina Carpentier Pedigree
Birth: About 1755 Chatillon, Luxembourg, Belgium
Christening:
Marriage:
Death:
Burial:
LDS Ordinances
: 18 FEB 2000 OGDEN
: 12 APR 2000 SGEOR
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Children
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1. Susan Eib
Female
Birth: About 1776 , , Pennsylvania
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
LDS Ordinances
: 18 FEB 2000 OGDEN
: 07 JUN 2000 OGDEN
: CLEARED
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2. Annie Or Anna Eib Pedigree
Female
Birth: About 1781 , , Pennsylvania
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
LDS Ordinances
: 18 FEB 2000 OGDEN
: 07 JUN 2000 OGDEN
: CLEARED
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3. Peter Eib Pedigree
Male
Birth: About 1782 , , Pennsylvania
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
LDS Ordinances
: CLEARED
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Archive record SLC Utah...Jos.Smith Memorial Building, 4th floor.
Sources: History of Ritchie County,West Virginia. p 570.
1850 Census of Harrison County,West Virginia.
1850 Lewis County, West Virginia.
Research file: Kniseley research report from Colleen Johnson, 2931 Oakwood Drive., Bountiful, Utah 84010.
Will: Will of Jacob Eib dated 17 Dec 1825 does not mention his wife, Catharina or any other wife. Does list his children and some of his grandchildren. I would think that Catharina Eib died before this will was written. Will recorded in BK No.4, Pg 421, at January term of County Court, 1832..Harrison County, Virginia (now West Virginia).
Film 2055151 item 12 EIB FAMILIES Of AMERICA By Gerald S. Birum, RR. 32 Box
13-B, Ridgeville, IN 47380 (also SCAND 929.273 Ei 16b Family History Library Salt Lake City p70,71,72, etc. mentions much regarding this family. Court records from Harrison County, Va. also included. Notes in husband's file and notes pertaining to wife, Catharina.
possible ancestor of Carpenters:
FHL/Las Vegas 974.815 D3ha ...Biographical History of Lancaster County being a History of Early Settlers and Eminent Men of the County by Alex Harris Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc Baltimore 1977.
pg 630
ZIMMERMAN, Henry (Carpenter), the progenitor of the numerous Carpenter family of Lancaster county, was a native of the canton of Berne, in Switzerland, and emigrated to this country about 1710. According to an old order of William Penn, the names of all persons to whom grants of land were made were Anglicised, and hence the name was changed to that of Carpenter. Henry Zimmerman was allowed to take possession of several hundred acres of land, provided he went sixty miles west of Philadelphia. The cause of his emigration was repugnance to persecution, and being a member of the German Reformed church his friends desired to force him to unite with those of their opinions in persecuting others. This did not seem to him as accordant with the spirit of christianity, and to escape this he resolved upon coming to America. To detain him his friends meditated seizing his wife, and thus they thought to prevent his going. She, however, resolved to follow her husband. He accordingly, in secret, obtained a small boat and fixed it upon the shore of the lake of the four cantons. They awaited a favorable opportunity, and finally left their home to escape, by means of the boat, forever from the land of their birth. Henry armed himself, and not in vain, with a sabre, for they were attacked on the road by four hussars, who wished to prevent their departure. Tracition says, with Salome clinging to her husband for protection, he successfully combated his four assailants, and succeeded in escaping, both himself and wife, in their little boat, to a more hospitable shore. Henry Zimmerman was a carpenter by trade, and going from Switzerland to England on his way to America, he was presented with a large auger and other tools by Queen Anne, to enable him to carry on his trade in America.
e-mail from Jane Hodgson.....cousin in Tucson,Arizona
Maria Cathrina Carpenter C615
Date:
Sat, 3 Jul 1999 19:05:51 -0700 (PDT)
From: Charles Johnson
Subject: Hi from Ellie
To: Mary Sayers , Jane Hodgson
Hi Mary & Jane,
I'm sending the following story as this Henry Zimmerman (Carpenter) may tie into our Carpenters from
Penn...What those people had to do for religious liberty is amazing.
FHL/Las Vegas 974.815 D3ha ...Biographical
History of Lancaster County being a History of Early Settlers and Eminent Men of the County by Alex Harris
Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc Baltimore 1977.
pg 630
ZIMMERMAN, Henry (Carpenter), the progenitor of the numerous Carpenter family of Lancaster county, was a
native of the canton of Berne, in Switzerland, and emigrated to this country about 1710. According to an
old order of William Penn, the names of all persons to whom grants of land were made were Anglicised, and
hence the name was changed to that of Carpenter. Henry Zimmerman was allowed to take possession of
several hundred acres of land, provided he went sixty miles west of Philadelphia. The cause of his emigration was repugnance to persecution, and being a member of the German Reformed church his friends desired to force him to unite with those of their opinions in persecuting others. This did not seem to him as accordant with the spirit of christianity, and to escape this he resolved upon coming to America. To detain him his friends meditated seizing his wife, and thus they thought to prevent his going. She, however, resolved to follow her husband. He accordingly, in secret, obrained a small boat and fixed it upon the shore of the lake of the four cantons. They awaited a favorable opportunity, and finally left their home to escape, by means of the boat, forever from the land of their birth. Henry armed himself, and not in vain, with a sabre, for they were attacked on the road by four hussars, who wished to prevent their departure. Tradition says, with Salome clinging to her husband for protection, he successfully combated his four assailants, and succeeded in escaping, both himself and wife, in their little boat, to a more hospitable shore. Henry Zimmerman was a carpenter by trade, and going from Switzerland to England on his way to America, he was presented with a large auger and other tools by Queen Anne, to enable him to carry on his trade in America. Have a wonderful 4th of July. God bless America, may she always be free. May the people trust in God forever, for he is the answer to all the problems that face us.
Love, Your cousin, Ellie
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1759 Abt Born (NOT DOCUMENTED)
Married Jacob Eib (NOT DOCUMENTED)
1779 Annie born Adams County, Pennsylvania
1779 June 28 Annie baptized Lower Bermudian Lutheran
and Reformed Church
Adams County, Latimore Twp., Pennsylvania; Sponsors
Jacob and Elisabeth Kinser
> 1782 Mar 12 Peter born Adams County, Pennsylvania
> 1782 May 21 Peter baptised Lower Bermudian Lutheran
> and Reformed Church
Adams County, Latimore Twp., Pennsylvania; Sponsors
Jost and Regina Fickes
1783 Abt Susan born
1785 Abt Jacob born
Catherine born
1790 Census York County, Warrington Twp, PA
George born
Levi born
Amos born
Augusta born
1796 About Daughter Annie married George Kniseley in
York County, PA
1800 Census York County, Warrington Twp, PA
Gilbert born
Jacob born
1805 Family sold land in York County, PA and moved
to Harrison County, VA
1805 Oct 17 David & Catherine Carpenter to Jacob Eib
Purchased land in Harrison County, VA
> 1806 Dec 2 Jacob Eib to Peter Eib Sold 1805 land in
> Harrison County, VA
1807 May 3 Daughter Susie married Levi Bond in
Harrison County, VA
1809 July 17 John & Marvel Davis to Jacob Eib Land
transaction in Harrison
County, VA
1810 June 1 Jacob Eib to Peter & Elisabeth Eib Land
transaction in Harrison County, VA
1825 Dec 17 Husband Jacob wrote will Harrison County, Virginia
1825 Husband Jacob died Harrison County, Virginia
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Descendants of Maria Cathrina * CARPENTER
Generation No. 1
1. MARIA CATHRINA *1 CARPENTER was born Abt. 1759.
She married JACOB *
> EIB Abt. 1781 in Pennsylvania.
>
> Children of MARIA CARPENTER and JACOB EIB are:
> i. AMOS2 EIB.
> ii. AUGUSTA EIB.
> iii. GEORGE EIB.
> iv. GILBERT EIB.
> v. LEVI EIB.
> vi. ANNIE * EIB, b. 28 June 1779, Adams County,
> Pennsylvania; d. 01 June
> 1863, Lewis County, Virginia; m. GEORGE * KNISELEY,
> Abt. 1796, York County,
> Dover Township, Pennsylvania.
> vii. PETER EIB, b. 12 March 1782, Adams County,
> Pennsylvania; d. Bef.
> 1825; m. (1) ELIZABETH, Bef. 1820; m. (2) MODELINA
> GILBERT, 16 October
> 1820, Harrison County, Virginia.
> viii. JACOB E. EIB, b. Abt. 1785, Harrison County,
> Virginia; m. EVE MANGUS.
> ix. SUSAN EIB, b. 08 October 1786 m. LEVI BOND, 03
> May 1807, Harrison
> County, Virginia.
> x. CATHERINE EIB, b. 1797
>
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>
> HISTORY OF CUMBERLAND AND ADAMS COUNTIES,
> PENNSYLVANIA
> (Chicago: Warner, Beers & Co., 1886)
>
> Book is not indexed, page 298:
>
> "Mount Olivet Reformed Church dates back to March
> 19, 1745, when a Reformed
> and Lutheran congregation was organized. For nine
> years services were held
> in private houses until April 15, 1754, when Long
> Green Union Church was
> dedicated. In 1795 the church known as "Lower
> Bermudian" was erected on
> the site of Long Green Cabin, and the Lutherans and
> the Reformed Society
> worshipped here until 1871, when the new church of
> Mount Olivet was built,
> by the Reformed Society, near the site of the "Lower
> Bermudian".
>
> The Lutheran Society was organized in March, 1745,
> as related above, and
> the history of the buildings is the same as that of
> the Reformed Church
> down to 1871. After the separation of that year the
> Lutherans continued to
> worship in the "Lower Bermudian" until December 6,
> 1879, when their new
> building, "Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church" was
> completed and dedicated.
> This building stands almost on the site of the
> buildings of 1754 and
> 1795."
>
_________________________________________________________________
>
> A HISTORY OF ADAMS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, 1700-1990
> by Robert L. Bloom (pub
> in Gettysburg Pennsylvania by Adams County
> Historical Society 1992)
>
> As early as 1754 a union church operated as "The
> Lower Bermudian" Church in
> Latimore Township.
>
_________________________________________________________________
>
> Lower Bermudian
>
> 28 June 1779; Anna of Jacob and Catherina EIB; wit.
> Jacob and Elisabeth
> KINSER.
>
> 21 May 1792; Peter, b. 12 March 1782, of Jacob and
> Maria Catherine EIB;
> wit. Jost and Regina FICKES.
>
> Lower Bermudian Union church, Latimore Township -
> began around 1745 the
> date of the earliest baptisms. It housed both
> Lutheran and Reformed
> congregations.
>
_________________________________________________________________
>
> 1790 FEDERAL CENSUS YORK COUNTY WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP,
> PENNSYLVANIA
>
> Film 568149 Rechecked 8/9/97
>
> Eib, Jacob 1 2 3 Page 372
> Kniceley, Anthony 1 3 4 Page 373
> Kniceley, Jo 1 4 3 1 Page 373
> Kniceley, Anthony 1 3 4 Page 373
> Kniceley, Michael 1 0 1 Page 373
> Kniceley, Abraham 1 0 1 Page 373
> Niceley, Anthony 2 0 8 Page 374
> Niceley, Jno 1 4 5 Page 374
> Niceley, Anthony 1 4 5 Page 374
>
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>
> 1800 FEDERAL CENSUS YORK COUNTY WARRINGTON TWP
> PENNSYLVANIA
> Film 363,347
>
> Jacob Eipe 002010101
>
> NUMBERS
> Free white males
> 1st 3 and under 10
> 2nd 10 and under 16
> 3rd 16 and under 26
> 4th 26 and under 45
> 5th 45 and over
>
> Free white females
> 1st under 10
> 2nd 10 and under 16
> 3rd 16 and under 26
> 4th 26 and under 45
> 5th 45 and up
>
> 1 Male 16-26 Jacob Eib Jr?
> 1 Male 26-45 Jacob Eib
> 1 Female 10-16 Annie Eib
> 1 Female 26-45 Maria Catharina Carpenter Eib
>
________________________________________________________________
>
> 1810 FEDERAL CENSUS HARRISON COUNTY, VA P. 933 or 92
> Film 181429
>
> Jacob Eby 0101011101
>
> NUMBERS
> Free white males
> 1st 3 and under 10
>
Children
Marriage
1
Amos EIB
Birth:
Abt 1772
of York, Pennsylvania
Death:
Marr:
Notes:
Possible match....
Illinois Public Land Purchase Records
Viewing records 1-1 of 1 Matches
Name Type Section Sect Township Range Meridian Acres Price Total Date Month Date Day Date Year Reside Volume Page Blank SocStat ID Corr-Tag
EIB AMOS CN E2SE 07 34N 10E 3 8000 350 28000 September 11 1848 000 L7A 147 518918 0
possible connections to famiy..
Kaltwasser / Coldwater Family
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Eib, Almeda b: 29 JUL 1849 in WILL County Illinois d: 4 JUN 1935 in Gardner (GRUNDY) Illinois (see OBIT)
Eib, Amos b: 29 JUL 1823 d: 6 AUG 1908 in Troutman Grove Cemetery in WILL County Illinois
Eib, Catherine Amanda b: 27 APR 1858 d: 31 JAN 1905 in Troutman Grove Cemetery in WILL County Illinois
Eib, Florence B
Eib, George b: 17 MAR 1815 in HARRISON County West Virginia d: 16 FEB 1907 in Jackson Township (WILL) Illinois (see BIO & OBIT)
Eib, George J W b: 31 JUL 1860 in Jackson Township (WILL) Illinois d: 3 APR 1941 in Estherville EMMET) Iowa
Eib, Jacob Leroy b: ABT. 1841
Eib, Jesse
Eib, Joseph b: ABT. 1842
Eib, Leroy Jacob
Eib, Levi H b: 16 DEC 1851 in Jackson Township (WILL) Illinois
Eib, Louisa
Eib, Mary Louise b: 22 MAR 1894 in Elwood (WILL) Illinois
Eib, Mary Olinda
Eib, Peter b: 12 JUL 1779 in LANCASTER County Pennsylvania d: 4 AUG 1858 in WILL County Illinois
Eib, Peter B
Eib, Peter Evans
Elliot, Robert A
Engle, Kenneth I
Engle, Kenneth Paul II
Engle, Matthew ???
Engle, Paul Paul III
Engstrom, Elizabeth
Ennis, Phillip Lofton
Erb, Allan Christian b: ABT. 1837 in Clay Township (LANCASTER) Pennsylvania
Erb, Alvina b: ABT. 1815
Erb, Alvina b: 14 FEB 1841 in Clay Township (LANCASTER) Pennsylvania d: 14 MAR 1843 in Clay Township (LANCASTER) Pennsylvania
Erb, Amanda Susan b: ABT. 1846 in Clay Township (LANCASTER) Pennsylvania d: DEC 1929 in Walton (CASEY) Indiana
Erb, Anna b: JUN 1812 d: AFT. 1815
Erb, Elizabeth b: 10 JUL 1806 in Lititz Township (LANCASTER) Pennsylvania d: 1 MAY 1882 in Naperville (DU PAGE) Illinois
Erb, Jacob b: 15 JAN 1783 in Warwick Township (LANCASTER) Pennsylvania d: 29 JAN 1815 in Warwick Township (LANCASTER) Pennsylvania
Erb, Jacob b: 1803 d: 1804
Erb, Jacob b: 30 DEC 1833 in Clay Township (LANCASTER) Pennsylvania d: 30 DEC 1833 in Clay Township (LANCASTER) Pennsylvania
Erb, John b: ABT. 1839 in Clay Township (LANCASTER) Pennsylvania
Erb, Joshua b: 4 SEP 1807 in Clay Township (LANCASTER) Pennsylvania d: 23 OCT 1893 in Naperville (DU PAGE) Illinois
Erb, Leah b: 24 JAN 1814 in LANCASTER County Pennsylvania d: 5 JUL 1891 in North Ridge Cemetery in WILL County Illinois
Erb, Mary b: 4 MAR 1806 in Clay Township (LANCASTER) Pennsylvania d: 30 NOV 1854 in Jackson Township (WILL) Illinois
Erb, Mary Ann b: ABT. 1832
Erb, Phares Milton b: ABT. 1848 in Clay Township (LANCASTER) Pennsylvania
Erb, Samuel b: ABT. 1843 in Clay Township (LANCASTER) Pennsylvania
Erb, Sarah b: 24 DEC 1809 in Clay Township (LANCASTER) Pennsylvania d: 19 JUL 1858 in Jackson Township (WILL) Illinois
Erb, Sarah b: ABT. 1835 in Clay Township (LANCASTER) Pennsylvania
Erb, Simon Peter b: 11 JAN 1852 in Naperville (DU PAGE) Illinois d: 19 JAN 1856 in Naperville (DU PAGE) Illinois
2
Augusta EIB
Birth:
Abt 1773
of York, Pennsylvania
Death:
Marr:
3
George EIB
Birth:
Abt 1774
of York, Pennsylvania
Death:
Marr:
4
Gilbert EIB
Birth:
Abt 1775
of York, Pennsylvania
Death:
Marr:
5
Levi EIB
Birth:
Abt 1778
of York, Pennsylvania
Death:
of York, Pennsylvania
Marr:
6
Birth:
28 Jun 1779
Adams, Pennsylvania
Death:
1 Jun 1863
Lewis, West Virginia
Notes:
Annie Marie Gumper Eib/Pa
Author: margaret moss Date: 7 Oct 2001 2:15 AM GMT
Surnames: Eib, Knisley
Classification: Biography
In Reply to: Re: Annie Marie Gumper Eib/Pa by: Eleanor Johnson
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Hi, I found a book on the Eib families of America ,by Gerald S. Birum. Jacob Eib m.Maria Catherine Carpenter. Annie was one of their children, m.Geo. Knisley.@1800 in york co. Pa. They moved to Harrison co.Va. at the time that their parents did, according to Calendar Vital Recordsof the counties ofYork and Adams found on pages 68-70 of this book. Does this help you? My gr.gr. gr.gr grandfather was Geo. Knisley.
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Research by Eleanor Law Johnson
BIRTH:
" Anna Eib was Chr. 28 June 1779 in the Luthern and Reformed Union Congregation, Lower Bermudian (no state given). Her parents were Jacob and Catharina. Lower Bermudian is located in Adams County (later York Co 1800), Pennsylvania. DOC 19"
Census Harrison County, West Virginia..
Census Lewis County, West VIrginia.
IGI...Extracted birth and/or Christening records. Lutheran and Reformed Union Congregation, Lower Bermudian, Adams County, Pennsylvania. Anna Eib
Chr: 28 June 1779 in above church. Father: Jacob Eib and Mother: Catharina.
IGI
MARRIAGE:
DEATH:
WILL: Will of her father, Jacob Eib. Personally researched in DAR Library Washington D.C. Harrison County Wills. West Virginia Settlements and Wills & Inventories...Will Bk #4, Pg.421. Will dated 17 Dec 1825, recorded in
Harrison County, Virginia (W.Va) Jan term of court, 1832. In above mentioned page... "Ann Knisely, daughter, to share equally in rest of proceeds of sale." Some of purchasers: George Knisely (Ann's husband).
Death & Burial: FHL Film #163928 Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Jesse Run of Hackers Creek, Lewis County, West Virginia. George Knisley D 9 Nov 1835 64YR. Nancy D D 6/1/1863 W/O George, age 85 y 3 mo (that would make her birthdate about March 1778).
Believe this Nancy to be George Knisley's first wife, Annie and she just went by the name of Nancy....all dates fit.
Should go after a death certificate if available.
Write-up in Ritchie County History...mentions George and Annie Eib...
RESEARCH:
Archive record, JSMB 4th Floor, Salt Lake City, Utah..
Sources: History of Ritchie County, West Virginia.
Original research by myself, correspondance...See George Kniseley File in my possession.
Original research by Colleen Johnson, of Bountiful,Utah..files and reports in my possession.1990-1992
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TIME LINE FOR ANNIE EIB:
Married Jacob Eib (NOT DOCUMENTED)
1779 Annie born Adams County, Pennsylvania
1779 June 28 Annie baptized Lower Bermudian Lutheran and Reformed Church Adams County, Latimore Twp., Pennsylvania; Sponsors Jacob and Elisabeth Kinser
1782 Mar 12 Peter born Adams County, Pennsylvania
1782 May 21 Peter baptised Lower Bermudian Lutheran
and Reformed Church
Adams County, Latimore Twp., Pennsylvania; Sponsors
Jost and
Regina Fickes
1783 Abt Susan born
1785 Abt Jacob born
Catherine born
1790 Census York County, Warrington Twp, PA
George born
Levi born
Amos born
Augusta born
1796 About Daughter Annie married George Kniseley in
York County, PA
1800 Census York County, Warrington Twp, PA
Gilbert born
Jacob born
1805 Family sold land in York County, PA and moved
to Harrison County, VA
1805 Oct 17 David & Catherine Carpenter to Jacob Eib
Purchased land in
Harrison County, VA
1806 Dec 2 Jacob Eib to Peter Eib Sold 1805 land in
Harrison County, VA
1807 May 3 Daughter Susie married Levi Bond in
Harrison County, VA
1809 July 17 John & Marvel Davis to Jacob Eib Land
transaction in Harrison
County, VA
1810 June 1 Jacob Eib to Peter & Elisabeth Eib Land
transaction in Harrison
County, VA
1825 Dec 17 Husband Jacob wrote will Harrison
County, Virginia
1825 Husband Jacob died Harrison County, Virginia
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CARPENTER NOTES >>>STORED HERE TILL FIND A PLACE FOR THEM:
- hodgson@azstarnet.com wrote:
This is the person who connects me to the Carpenter family:
Maria Cathrina Carpenter C615
Descendants of Maria Cathrina * CARPENTER
Generation No. 1
1. MARIA CATHRINA *1 CARPENTER was born Abt. 1759.
She married JACOB *
EIB Abt. 1781 in Pennsylvania.
Children of MARIA CARPENTER and JACOB EIB are:
i. AMOS2 EIB.
ii. AUGUSTA EIB.
iii. GEORGE EIB.
iv. GILBERT EIB.
v. LEVI EIB.
vi. ANNIE * EIB, b. 28 June 1779, Adams County, Pennsylvania; d. 01 June 1863, Lewis County, Virginia; m. GEORGE * KNISELEY Abt. 1796, York County,
Dover Township, Pennsylvania.
vii. PETER EIB, b. 12 March 1782, Adams County, Pennsylvania; d. Bef. 1825; m. (1) ELIZABETH, Bef. 1820; m. (2) MODELINA GILBERT, 16 October 1820, Harrison County, Virginia.
viii. JACOB E. EIB, b. Abt. 1785, Harrison County, Virginia; m. EVE MANGUS.
ix. SUSAN EIB, b. 08 October 1786 m. LEVI BOND, 03 May 1807, Harrison County, Virginia.
x. CATHERINE EIB, b. 1797
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HISTORY OF CUMBERLAND AND ADAMS COUNTIES,
PENNSYLVANIA
(Chicago: Warner, Beers & Co., 1886)
Book is not indexed, page 298:
"Mount Olivet Reformed Church dates back to March 19, 1745, when a Reformed and Lutheran congregation was organized. For nine years services were held in private houses until April 15, 1754, when Long Green Union Church was dedicated. In 1795 the church known as "Lower Bermudian" was erected on the site of Long Green Cabin, and the Lutherans and the Reformed Society worshipped here until 1871, when the new church of Mount Olivet was built, by the Reformed Society, near the site of the "Lower Bermudian".
The Lutheran Society was organized in March, 1745, as related above, and the history of the buildings is the same as that of the Reformed Church down to 1871. After the separation of that year the Lutherans continued to worship in the "Lower Bermudian" until December 6, 1879, when their new
building, "Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church" was completed and dedicated. This building stands almost on the site of the buildings of 1754 and 1795."
________________________________________________________________
A HISTORY OF ADAMS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, 1700-1990
by Robert L. Bloom (pub
in Gettysburg Pennsylvania by Adams County
Historical Society 1992)
As early as 1754 a union church operated as "The Lower Bermudian" Church in Latimore Township.
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Lower Bermudian
28 June 1779; Anna of Jacob and Catherina EIB; wit.
Jacob and Elisabeth
KINSER.
21 May 1792; Peter, b. 12 March 1782, of Jacob and
Maria Catherine EIB;
wit. Jost and Regina FICKES.
Lower Bermudian Union church, Latimore Township -
began around 1745 the date of the earliest baptisms. It housed both Lutheran and Reformed
congregations.
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1790 FEDERAL CENSUS YORK COUNTY WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP,
PENNSYLVANIA
Film 568149 Rechecked 8/9/97
Eib, Jacob 1 2 3 Page 372
Kniceley, Anthony 1 3 4 Page 373
Kniceley, Jo 1 4 3 1 Page 373
Kniceley, Anthony 1 3 4 Page 373
Kniceley, Michael 1 0 1 Page 373
Kniceley, Abraham 1 0 1 Page 373
Niceley, Anthony 2 0 8 Page 374
Niceley, Jno 1 4 5 Page 374
Niceley, Anthony 1 4 5 Page 374
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1800 FEDERAL CENSUS YORK COUNTY WARRINGTON TWP
PENNSYLVANIA
Film 363,347
Jacob Eipe 002010101
NUMBERS
Free white males
1st 3 and under 10
2nd 10 and under 16
3rd 16 and under 26
4th 26 and under 45
5th 45 and over
Free white females
1st under 10
2nd 10 and under 16
3rd 16 and under 26
4th 26 and under 45
5th 45 and up
1 Male 16-26 Jacob Eib Jr?
1 Male 26-45 Jacob Eib
1 Female 10-16 Annie Eib
1 Female 26-45 Maria Catharina Carpenter Eib
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1810 FEDERAL CENSUS HARRISON COUNTY, VA P. 933 or 92
Film 181429
Jacob Eby 0101011101
NUMBERS
Free white males
1st 3 and under 10
3-12-01
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Posted by Jane Hunter Hodgson on Tue, 26 May 1998
Surname:
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ANNIE EIB was born in Adams County, PA in 1779 to Jacob Eib and Maria Cathrina Carpenter. She was baptized June 28, 1779 in the Lower Bermudian Lutheran and Reformed Church. Her family appears in the Federal Census conducted in 1790 in York County, Warrington Twp. Annie married George Kniseley about 1797 in York County, PA. In 1797 a daughter named Catherine was born in York County, PA. She was baptized in the First Reformed Church of York County with her sponsors being Adam and Eva Fickes. In 1799 Elizabeth was born, and in 1800 Mary (Polly) was born and baptized in Christ Lutheran Church of York. Other children were Susan, Jacob, Nancy, George, Washington, Sarah, John, Abraham and Lucinda.In 1807 the family moved and purchased land in Harrison County, VA (WV). They appear in the 1810 Federal census of Harrison County, VA. In 1815 Annie's husband George built a dam with saw and grist mill over Lost Creek. He operated these mills for 20 years until his death. In 1818 daughter Elizabeth married Samuel Sheets and daughter Mary married Isaac P. Cox both in Harrison County, VA. In 1820 Susie married Philip Cox, and in 1822 Catherine married Elias Burton. In 1825 Annie's father died in Harrison County, VA. In 1826 her son Jacob married Prudence Chidester, and in 1829 George married Loys Kanady both in Harrison County, VA. The family is listed in the Federal Census of Harrison County, VA in 1830. In 1833 Annie and George were excluded from the Baptist Church called Centrebranch. In 1835 Annie's husband died. We find her living in Harrison County, VA with her son Abraham in the 1840 and 1850 censuses in Lewis County, VA. In 1860 Annie's son Jacob died in Portsmouth, Ohio. Annie died June 1, 1863 in Lewis County, VA/WV and she is buried alongside her husband George Kniseley in the Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
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Ancestors of Jane Hunter Hodgson and Daniel Archie Hodgson
Notes:
3/30/02 research......Eleanor L. Johnson.
Kaltwasser / Coldwater Family
Entries: 1854 Updated: Tue Mar 26 05:29:02 2002 Contact: John Fishbeck
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1. Peter Eib was born 12 JUL 1779 in LANCASTER County Pennsylvania, and died 4 AUG 1858 in WILL County Illinois. He was buried in Troutman Grove Cemetery in WILL County Illinois. He married Matalena Gilbert. She was born in Pennsylvania, and died in Ohio.
Child of Peter Eib and Matalena Gilbert is:+ 2 i. George Eib was born 17 MAR 1815 in HARRISON County West Virginia, and died 16 FEB 1907 in Jackson Township (WILL) Illinois (see BIO & OBIT).
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Jacob Eib's will....Harrison Co, W.Va DAR Library...Harrison Co.,W.Va
Settlements, wills & inventories...
See notes under Jacob that specifically talk about this son.
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familysearch.org HOW DOES THIS FIT IN????
Individual Record FamilySearch Ancestral File v4.19
-Peter EIB (AFN: 23C5-PSN) Pedigree
Sex: M Family --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Event(s):
Birth: 12 Mar 1779
Little York, York Co., Pa
Death: 4 Aug 1854
Harrison Co., (w)v
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Parents:
Father: Jacob EIB (AFN: 23C5-PQ8) Family
Mother:
From: "Jane Hodgson" | Block Address | Add to Address Book
To: "Bruce Ipe"
CC: "Jane Hunter Hodgson" , "Ellie & Charles Johnson"
Subject: Peter Eib notes updated 12/21/2001
Date: Fri, 21 Dec 2001 10:01:52 -0700
Peter EIB
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1782 Mar 12 Born to Jacob and Cathrina Eib in PA
1782 May 21 Baptised Lower Bermudian Church, Adams County, Latimore Twp., sponsors Jost Fickes and Regina
1800 Mar 1 Married Elizabeth Rouse in York Co PA
1800 Census York Co Manchester Twp PA
1800 Abt Jacob born in VA or OH or MD
1806 Dec 2 Land from parents on West Fork River, Harrison County, VA
1807 May 9 Deponent in court for father and the land problem concerning Hickman and the land on Limestone Creek in Harrison Co VA
1810 Abt Alexander born in Harrison Co VA
1810 Census Harrison County, VA
1810 June 1 Harrison County, VA Deed Peter Eib & Elizabeth from Jacob Eib and Catherine $500.
on waters of west fork
1810 June 2 Deed signed for land in Harrison County, VA in New Lisbon, Columbiana County, Ohio
in the presence of Abraham Crist and entered into the Harrison County Court in July, 1810
"Hooked up" with Catherine
Left Elizabeth in Columbiana Co OH with children and went back to Harrison Co VA and had children with Catherine (accdg to Bruce Ipe)
1811 June 15 Washington born in OH
Elizabeth born in VA
Susanna born (could she be the same as Elizabetth?)
Catherine born
1812 Levi born in VA
1812 Abt Peter born in VA
1813 Abt John born ( Bruce Ipe will send info on him as I have none at present)
1815 or 1816 Mar 17 George born in VA
1819 Abt Mathias born in VA
1820 Oct 16 Married Modelina Gilbert in Harrison Co VA
1820 Census Harrison County, VA
1820 June 19 Augustus born in VA
1820 June Abt Partner Catherine died (perhaps in childbirth?)
1820 Oct 16 Married Modelina Gilbert (still married to Elizabeth)
1821 July 6 Court Records Josiah Henderson vs Peter Eib Clarksburg
1821 July 20 248 1/4 acres on Limestone Creek Benjamin Stout and Jacob Eib to Peter Eib for 1500 dollars to be paid yearly from
1821 to 1827
1821 Aug 12 Joseph Newell and Fanny to Peter Eib for 1000 dollars lot on Main St in Clarksburg VA bounded by Catherine Armstrong
and George Towens one acre
1821 Oct 18 Court told Peter Eib to deed propeerty to Josiah Henderson
1821 Nov 2 Deed Peter Eib and Polly to Josiah Henderson 1250 dollars lot in Clarksburg #2 on Main St next to Catherine Armstrong,
George Towers, heirs of Peter Devietman; previously to Joseph Newell from Robert Gray and Ann to Newell
1822 Augustus born
1823 Feb 23 Peter Eib summoned to appear in court on Mar 1 to answer a bill by Benjamin Stout and Jacob Eib
1823 Mar 5 Peter Eib summoned to appear in court on April 1 to answer a bill by Benjamin Stout and Jacob Eib
1823 May 11 Sued James Morrison and James Bartlett the sum of $500 in goods and chattles, but 14 jurors decided that James
Bartlett did not have any assets
1823 Divorce granted with Elizabeth in Columbiana Co OH
1823 or 1824 July 29 Amos born in Harrison Co VA
1823 Nov 1 Peter Eib has refused to pay for the land on Limestone Creek according to the schedule of payments laid out
1825 Son Jacob married Sarah Shaffer in Columbiana Co OH
1824 June 18 Gilbert born in Harrison Co VA
1825 June 16 Son Jacob married Sarah Shafer in OH
1825 Sep 17 Father wrote will and stated Peter now lives on land on Limestone Creek, Harrison Co VA
1826 May 19 Lien against house in Clarksburg settled in estate of John Morrison, deceased; Peter Eib had sold the house to Morrison
1827 Modelina died (wife) in Green Co OH
1829 Married Elizabeth Long in IN
1830 Sep 22 Lemuel born Fountain City, IN
1831 Feb 4 Married Sarah Myers in Harrison Co VA
1831 June 21 Son Washington married Susanna Roose in Columbiana Co OH
1831 Caroline born in Will Co IL
1832 Feb 23 Son Peter married Louisiana Balla in Fountain City, IN
1835 June 19 Illinois Public Land purchase
1840 Census Will Co IL Jackson Creek Precinct
1840 May 14 Son John married Catherine Clemmons in Lawrence Co PA
1843 May 6 Son Levi married Sarah Parsons in Will Co IL
1843 Oct 3 Son Mathias married Emily Zumwalt
1844 May 2 Son George married Mary Ann Zumwalt
1845 Grandson, Peter born IL to George Eib
1845 Sep 30 Son Alexander married Sarah Miles in Harrison Co VA
1850 Census Will Co IL Jackson Twp P 208A & B
1850 Dec 22 Son Gilbert married Ann Alexander in Will Co IL
1851 Mar 20 Son Augustus married Jane Evans in Will Co IL
1851 Mar 28 Son Amos married Catherine Gouter in Will Co IL
1855 Sep 22 Son Lemuel married Dorothea Gotlz in Will Co IL
1858 Aug 4 Died in Will Co IL
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Descendants of Peter EIB
Generation No. 1
1. PETER3 EIB (JACOB *2, EIB1) was born 12 March 1782 in Adams County, Pennsylvania, and died 04 August 1858 in Will County, Illinois. He married (1) ELIZABETH ROUSE 01 March 1800 in York County, Pennsylvania. She was born 1783 in Warrington Twp, York County, Pennsylvania. He married (2) CATHARINE Abt. 1811. She died Abt. June 1820. He married (3) MODELINA GILBERT 16 October 1820 in Harrison County, Virginia1. She was born in Pennsylvania, and died 1827 in Green County, Ohio. He married (4) ELIZABETH LONG 1829 in Indiana. She was born 1793 in Virginia, and died 1877.
Children of PETER EIB and ELIZABETH ROUSE are:
i. ELIZABETH4 EIB, b. Ohio; m. ADAM MORNINGSTAR.
ii. PETER EIB, m. LOUISIANA BALA, 23 February 1832, Fountain County, Indiana.
iii. JACOB EIB IPE, b. Abt. 1800, Virginia2,3,4; d. 14 June 1883, Kent County, Michigan; m. SARAH SHAFER, 16 June 1825, Columbiana County, Ohio; b. 1806, Ohio; d. 11 June 1885, Kent County, Michigan.
iv. ANDREW JACKSON EIB, b. Abt. 1810, Harrison County, Virginia5,6; d. 30 September 1865, Harrison County, Virginia7,8; m. SARAH MYERS, 04 February 1831, Harrison County, Virginia9; b. 1800, Virginia.
v. SUSANNA EIB, b. 1811; m. HENRY SMELTZER.
vi. WASHINGTON IPE, b. 15 June 1811, Ohio; d. 21 October 1905, Elkhart, Indiana; m. SUSANNA ROOSE, 21 June 1831, Columbiana County, Ohio; b. 11 April 1820, Columbiana County, Ohio.
vii. JOHN IPE, b. 1813.
Children of PETER EIB and CATHARINE are:
viii. CATHERINE4 EIB, m. ANDREW HIMES.
ix. LEVI EIB, b. 1812, Virginia; d. 1859, Will County, Illinois; m. SARAH PARSONS, 06 May 1843, Will County, Illinois.
x. GEORGE EIB, b. 17 March 1815, Clarksburg, Harrison County, Virginia; d. 16 February 1907, Will County, Illinois; m. MARY ANN ZUMWALT, 02 May 1844, Will County, Illinois; b. 31 January 1824, Adams County, Indiana; d. 16 November 1912, Will County, Illinois.
xi. MATTHIAS EIB, b. 1819, Clarksburg, Harrison County, Virginia; m. EMILY ZUMWALT, 03 October 1843, Will County, Illinois.
xii. AUGUSTUS EIB, b. 19 June 1820, Clarksburg, Harrison County, Virginia; d. 16 November 1901, Will County, Illinois; m. JANE EVANS, 20 March 1851, Will County, Illinois; b. 02 July 1828, Ohio; d. 22 January 1904, Will County, Illinois.
Children of PETER EIB and MODELINA GILBERT are:
xiii. AMOS OTIS4 EIB, b. 29 July 1823, Clarksburg, Harrison County, Virginia; d. 06 August 1900, Will County, Illinois; m. CATHERINE GOUTER, 28 March 1851, Will County, Illinois; b. 05 April 1834; d. 13 March 1906, Will County, Illinois.
xiv. GILBERT EIB, b. 18 June 1824, Harrison County, Virginia; d. 17 February 1883, Clay County, Kansas; m. ANN ALEXANDER, 22 December 1850, Joliet, Will County, Illinois; b. 1835, England.
Children of PETER EIB and ELIZABETH LONG are:
xv. LEMUEL4 EIB, b. 22 September 1830, Fountain City, Indiana; d. 1912, Saint Joseph, Platte County, Missouri; m. DOROTHEA S. GOLTZ, 22 September 1855, Will County, Illinois; b. 1834, Germany.
xvi. CAROLINE EIB, b. 1831, Illinois; m. SMITH.
Endnotes
1. Harrison County WV Marriages 1785-1894 by Wes Cochran, 48.
2. 1850 Federal Census Mahoning County, Ohio, 379 FR 171, Jacob Ipe age 50 or 54 born VAConflict with other birthplaces on other censuses.
3. 1860 Federal Census Kent County, Michigan, 696 & 697 FR 19 & 20, Jacob Ipe age 57 born OHConflicts with other census birthplaces.
4. 1870 Federal Census Kent County, Michigan Algoma Twp, 26A FR 3, Age 80 m to Sarah born MarylandConflicts with other census birthplaces.
5. 1850 Federal Census Harrison County, Virginia, P 224 FR 249, Age 39, born VA Conflicts with 1860 census.
6. 1860 Federal Census Harrison County, Virginia, FR 271 P 271, age 49 born OH Conflicts with 1850 b VA.
7. Harrison County WV Deaths 1785-1894 by Wes Cochran.
8. Harrison County, WV Death Records 1853-1903 by Patricia B Hickman.
9. Harrison County WV Marriages 1785-1894 by Wes Cochran, 73.
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HISTORY OF CUMBERLAND AND ADAMS COUNTIES, PENNSYLVANIA
(Chicago: Warner, Beers & Co., 1886)
Book is not indexed, page 298:
"Mount Olivet Reformed Church dates back to March 19, 1745, when a Reformed
and Lutheran congregation was organized. For nine years services were held
in private houses until April 15, 1754, when Long Green Union Church was
dedicated. In 1795 the church known as "Lower Bermudian" was erected on
the site of Long Green Cabin, and the Lutherans and the Reformed Society
worshipped here until 1871, when the new church of Mount Olivet was built,
by the Reformed Society, near the site of the "Lower Bermudian".
The Lutheran Society was organized in March, 1745, as related above, and
the history of the buildings is the same as that of the Reformed Church
down to 1871. After the separation of that year the Lutherans continued to
worship in the "Lower Bermudian" until December 6, 1879, when their new
building, "Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church" was completed and dedicated.
This building stands almost on the site of the buildings of 1754 and
1795."
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A HISTORY OF ADAMS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, 1700-1990 by Robert L. Bloom (pub in Gettysburg Pennsylvania by Adams County Historical Society 1992)
As early as 1754 a union church operated as "The Lower Bermudian" Church in Latimore Township.
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Lower Bermudian
Lower Bermudian Union church, Latimore Township - began around 1745 the
date of the earliest baptisms. It housed both Lutheran and Reformed
congregations.
28 June 1779; Anna of Jacob and Catherina EIB; wit. Jacob and Elisabeth KINSER.
21 May 1792; Peter, b. 12 March 1782, of Jacob and Maria Catherine EIB;
wit. Jost and Regina FICKES.
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YORK COUNTY, PA GRANTEE / GRANTOR INDEX
GRANTEE GRANTOR VOLUME PAGE DATE TOWNSHIP
Eib Jacob Jacob Cook 2R 356 Mar 11 1805 Warrington
Eib Jacob G. Smith 2R 359 Mar 11 1805 Asgmt
Eib Mathias Henry Yessler 2F 347 Apr 5 1790 Manchester
Eib Mathias Mathias Eib 2I 232 Oct 19 1793 Manchester
Eib Mathias Mathias Eib 2Q 240 Dec 11 1802 Manchester
Eib Mathias Mathias Eib 2Q 241 Dec 11 1802 Manchester
Eib Mathias Wm Reeser 3A 269 Aug 26 1815 Manchester
Eib Peter Yost Wahl ux 2H 510 Apr 21 1793 Manchester
Eib Peter Jacob Hiestand Est 2V 89 Apr 10 1810 Manchester
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Earle M. Morris, Harrison Co VA/WV 1784-1850 Marriage Bonds, Virginia State
Library:
Harrison Co. erected 1784 of Monongalia, Monongalia erected 1776 out of Augusta, Augusta created 1738 out of Orange, which was formed from Spottsylvania in 1724
p. 108 John CHIDESTER m. Sarah Cornell, dtr Abraham, 9 Sept 1818, performed
by Isaac Morris
p. 116 Susanna Knisely, dtr of George, m. Philip Cox, Jr., son of Philip, 21
Aug 1820
p. 117 Peter EIB m. Madilana Gilbert 16 Oct 1820 performed by Joseph Morris
p. 122 Holdridge CHIDESTER m. Mary McPherson, dtr of James, 10 Dec 1821,
perf. A.C. Holden
p. 127 Catherine Knisely, dtr. of George, m. Elias Burton 11 Oct 1822
performed by John Mitchell
p. 132 Nancy Knisely m. Pearson Holden 9 Sept 1823 performed by A.C. Holden
p. 136 Abrham CHIDESTER, son of Haldridge, m. Catherine Radcliff, dtr of
James 4 Sept 1824, performed by A.C. Holden
p. 145 Jacob Kniseley m. Prudence Chidester 23 Jan 1826, performed by A.C.
Holden
p. 149 Isaac CHIDESTER, son of Holdridge, m. Mary Mitchell 7 Nov 1826
performed by A.C. Holden
p. 164 George Knisley m. Loys Kanaday 22 Jan 1829 by Lewis A Davis
p. 213 John Knisley m. Julia McKinley 4 Jun 1839 by Robert Simonton
p. 203 Lucinda Kniseley m. Noah Smith 25 Oct 1837 by William Williams
p. 107 Mary Knisely, dtr. of George, m. Isaac P. Cox 18 July 1818 by Joseph
Cheuvrant
p. 148 Sarah Kniseley m. Daniel Dee 19 Aug 1826 by John Davis
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John David Davis, Harrison Co WV Deed Records 1785-1810, Heritage Books Inc.,
Bowie MD, 1993:
p. 49 17 Oct 1793 John & Elizabeth Davisson of Mason Co KY to Holdridge
Chidester of Monongalia Co VA for 50 pounds, 200A on Mites Run adj. Samuel
Cottrill and David Welton
p. 128 8 Jun 1798 Holdridge & Jean Chidester of Harrison Co VA to John Hutson
of same for 21 pounds, 10 shillings, 21.5A Mets Run, a drain of Rooting
Creek, parat of 200A patented by John Davisson. Jean Chidester signed her
mark X.
p. 261 20 Jun 1803 John Davisson Harrison Co VA to Holdridge Chidester of
same for 195 pounds, 200A Greggsbys Run adjacent John Hudson and Mathew
Nutter.
p. 354 10 Oct 1807 William and Ann Bennett of Harrison Co VA to George
Knisely of Harrison Co for $650 139.25A Cobuns Run adjacent Jacob Elsworth
and Jacob Bennet
p. 329 2 Dec 1806 Jacob and Catharine EIB of Harrison Co. to Peter Eib of
same for $1,000, 155A W side of West Fork River patented by Nicholas
Carpenter, sold to Eib by David & Catharine Carpenter
p. 297 17 Oct 1805 David & Catharine Carpenter of Harr
8
Jacob E. EIB
Birth:
12 Nov 1782
York, Pennsylvania
Death:
Marr:
Notes:
3rd great grand uncle
USGENWEB York Co.,Pa Submitted by Jane Hodgson
There is a discrepancy in record of Peter being born 1782 and another child, Jacob being born less than 9 months later.....ASK JANE ABOUT THIS?
Will of his father, also named Jacob.
ancestry.com
It is possible that this is the same Jacob Eib
Search Terms: EIB (6), JACOB (3673)
Database: West Virginia Census, 1860-90
Combined Matches: 1
Year 1870
Surname EIB
Given Name (s) JACOB M.
County Harrison County
State WV
Page 178
Township or Other Info Elk Township
Record Type Federal Population Schedule
Database WV 1870 Federal Census Index
ID# WV56927801
on ancestry.com 2/22/01 May be this Jacob Eib....
Database: West Virginia Marriage Records, 1863-1900
Combined Matches: 1
Name Spouse Marriage Date County State
EIB, JACOB G . RIDER, LUCY E. 10 Aug 1865 Ritchie WV
Database: Virginia Census, 1800-90
Combined Matches: 2
Year Surname Given Name (s) County State Page Township or Other Info Record Type Database ID#
1840 EIB JACOB M. Harrison County VA 096 No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule VA 1840 Federal Census Index VAS4a819974
1850 EIB JACOB M. Harrison County VA 194 22nd District Federal Population Schedule VA 1850 Federal Census Index VAS5a525801
Possibility:
Search Results
Database: Civil War Pension Index
Combined Matches: 2
Jacob Eib; Jacob Ibes View Image Online
Image: 3059 State Filed: Indiana
Widow: Relative: Mother Mary J. Eib
Minor: Comments:
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Jacob Eib; Jacob Ibes View Image Online
Image: 980 State Filed: Indiana
Widow: Relative:
Minor: Comments:
9
Birth:
8 Oct 1786
York, York, Pennsylvania
Burial:
Broad Run Cemetery, Lewis County, West Virginia
Notes:
Will of father, JACOB EIB.
See notes under fathers name also.
Automated Resource Center FHL/SLC
CD 166 Church Records Pa 1600-1800 Selected Areas
York Co., Vol 2, Christ Evangelical Luthern Church, City of York
Susan Eib of Jacob & Catharine
Born Oct 8, 1786
Bapt: Dec 15, 1795
INTERNET Mar 2001
From: ELMERJERINA@aol.com | Block Address | Add to Address Book
Date: Sun, 11 Mar 2001 08:48:17 EST
Subject: Eib Ancestors
To: elliejohn@yahoo.com
Hi Ellie,
We really are cousins I wrote you Friday night after receiving your e-mail however it was returned this morning. I had an o instead of a in yahoo. Jacob and Catharine are also my 4th g grandparents through Susan. I have been
researching my Bond ancestors and discovered that my ggg grandfather Levi Bond married Susanna Eib. This is the information I have on Susan. Levi Bond married Susanna Eib May 3rd. 1807 in Clarksburg, Harrison County, VA/WV.
I have names of seven children. I am uncertain if there were more children.
Jacob born 1808
Broomfield born 1810
Richard M born 1814
John born 1820
Susannah born 1828
Elizabeth born 1830
Amenda born 1831
Susan Eib Bond died February 23, 1876 in Lewis County, WV. She was 90 years ,
4 months and 5 days old. She is buried in Broad Run Cemetery, Lewis County,
West Virginia. Row 6
Levi Bond is also buried in Broad Run Cemetery, Lewis County, West Virginia
Most of my information came from H.C.P.D. Library in Horner, West Virginia.
Lewis County Courthouse, Birth, Death and Marriage Records.
I was fortunate to receive a packet of information on the Bond Families they
were pioneers in the Lost Creek Area of Harrison County. This gave me a lot
of information on my research.
Do you have the names of Jacob and Catharine's parents. I would appreciate
any background information you are willing to share. Would you have any
suggestions how I might obtain information on my Eib Ancestors?
Sincerely,
Cousin Wilma
Cape Coral, Florida
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From: "Jane Hodgson" | Block Address | Add to Address Book
To: "Ellie & Charles Johnson" , "Marvin Tingdahl" , "Bruce Ipe"
Subject: Susannah Eib
Date: Sat, 22 Dec 2001 06:51:30 -0700
Susanna Eib
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1786 Oct 8 Born
1795 Dec 15 Christening, sponsors John and Elizabeth Fickes
1807 May 3 Married Levi bond Harrison Co VA
1808 Jacob born Harrison Co VA
1810 Census Not yet found
1810 Broomfield born Harrison Co VA
1814 Richard M. born Harrison Co VA
1820 Census Harrison Co VA P 87
1820 John born Harrison Co VA
1828 Susanna born Harrison Co VA
1825 Sep 17 Father wrote will and gave Susanna 68 pounds and husband Levi 68 pounds in trust for Polly (wife of Henry Boston)
1830 Census Harrison Co VA P 293
1830 Elizabeth born Harrison Co VA
1831 Mary Almeda born Harrison Co VA
1840 Census Harrison Co VA P 90
1850 Census Harrison Co VA P 207 22nd District
1860 Census Harrison Co VA P 1012 Clarksburg Not yet found
1870 Census Harrison Co WV Grant P 194
1876 Sep 30 Husband Died in Lewis Co WV
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Descendants of Susanna EIB
Generation No. 1
1. SUSANNA3 EIB (JACOB *2, EIB1) was born 08 October 1786 in York County, Pennsylvania, and died 23 February 1876 in Lewis County, West Virginia. She married LEVI BOND 03 May 1807 in Harrison County, Virginia1. He was born 20 April 1785 in Cecil County, Maryland, and died 30 September 1876 in Lewis County, West Virginia.
Children of SUSANNA EIB and LEVI BOND are:
i. JACOB4 BOND, b. 1808; m. MINERVY SOPHIA GRANT.
ii. BROOMFIELD BOND, b. 1810.
iii. RICHARD M. BOND, b. 1814; d. 04 July 1897, Garwin, Iowa; m. LYDIA M. DAVIS; b. 20 August 1817.
iv. JOHN BOND, b. 1820.
v. SUSANNA BOND, b. 1828.
vi. ELIZABETH BOND, b. 1830.
vii. ALMEDA BOND, b. 1831.
Endnotes
1. Harrison County WV Marriages 1785-1894 by Wes Cochran, 22.
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WEST VIRGINIA ESTATE SETTLEMENTS: AN INDEX TO WILLS, INVENTORIES,
APPRAISEMENTS, LAND GRANTS, AND SURVEYS TO 1850 by Ross B. Johnston
Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore 1977
Eib, Jacob, Will, 12-17-1825, Dev.: Jacob, son; Susan Bond, dau.; Modelina, dau-in-law
_________________________________________________________________
HISTORY OF CUMBERLAND AND ADAMS COUNTIES, PENNSYLVANIA
(Chicago: Warner, Beers & Co., 1886)
Book is not indexed, page 298:
"Mount Olivet Reformed Church dates back to March 19, 1745, when a Reformed
and Lutheran congregation was organized. For nine years services were held
in private houses until April 15, 1754, when Long Green Union Church was
dedicated. In 1795 the church known as "Lower Bermudian" was erected on
the site of Long Green Cabin, and the Lutherans and the Reformed Society
worshipped here until 1871, when the new church of Mount Olivet was built,
by the Reformed Society, near the site of the "Lower Bermudian".
The Lutheran Society was organized in March, 1745, as related above, and
the history of the buildings is the same as that of the Reformed Church
down to 1871. After the separation of that year the Lutherans continued to
worship in the "Lower Bermudian" until December 6, 1879, when their new
building, "Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church" was completed and dedicated.
This building stands almost on the site of the buildings of 1754 and
1795."
_________________________________________________________________
A HISTORY OF ADAMS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, 1700-1990 by Robert L. Bloom (pub in Gettysburg Pennsylvania by Adams County Historical Society 1992)
As early as 1754 a union church operated as "The Lower Bermudian" Church in Latimore Township.
_________________________________________________________________
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, City of York:
Elizabeth KNEISELE of George and Susan, born April 12, 1799, baptized June 10, 1799. (names of sponsors not given)
Anna Maria KNEISELE of George and Anna, born December 1, 1800, baptized June 9, 1801. (names of sponsors not given)
Susan EIB of Jacob and Catherine, born October 8, 1786, baptized December 15, 1795. (That's what it says)
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, City of York. The claim of 1733 as the year of its founding is based on a register which Casper Stoever recorded baptisms of which the earliest was 1733. Dr. Glatfelter makes the point
that "all but one or two of the more then one hundred baptisms performed through June 29, 1740 which Stoever entered into the Yorktown registers he also entered - and most certainly previously - into the Lancaster register.
Almost all of the baptisms performed between September 1740 and October 1741 which Stoever enetered into the Yorktown register he also entered -again, surely previously - into his private register. The entries in the
Yorktown register prior to December 16, 1741 appear to have been entered at the same time, according to Dr. Glatfelter. This evidence clearly suggested that Stoever regarded the Lutherans in the Yorktown area as part
of the Lancaster congregation until circa 1741.
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EIB FAMILIES OF AMERICA by Gerald S. Birum 929.273 Ei 166 Page 70 and 71
_______________________________________________________________________________
JACOB EIB9
m Maria Catharine Carpenter
(9 April 1805 PA) ERROR JAH THIS DATE IS THE DATE OF MARRIAGE OF JACOB JR TO MODELINA GILBERT
__________________________________________________________
ANNA EIB10 Jacob Kneisley11
m George Kniseley
(ca 1800 York Co, PA)
PETER EIB Jacob Eib
m (1) Elizbeth Rouse Peter Eib Jr
(1 Mar 1800 York Co, PA Elizabeth Eib (Morningstar)
Washington Eib
John Eib/Ipe
............................. Alexander Eib
m? (2) Catharine ? Levi Eib
(1813/114......) Catherine Eib (Himes)
George Eib
Matthias Eib
Augustus Eib
M (3) Madolina Gilbert Amos Otis Eib
Gilbert Eib
m (4) Elizabeth Long Lemuel Eib
(ca 1829/30 Indiana Caroline Eib (Smith)
m (5?)...? Peter Eib (?)
JACOB M. EIB Catharine Eib (Zeigler)
m (1) Eva Frances Menges Jacob Menges Eib
(9 Apr 1805, York Co, Pa John Eib
Elizabeth Eib (Carpenter)
m (2) Sara Pummel George Wesley Eib
(20 Mar 1826 Harr. Va
SUSAN (Susanna) Eib Almeda Bond
m Levi Bond
(30 April 1827 Va
POLLIE EIB
m Henry Boston
___________________________________________________________
Hi Ellie,
We really are cousins I wrote you Friday night after receiving
your e-mail however it was returned this morning. I had an o instead of a in
yahoo. Jacob and Catharine are also my 4th g grandparents through Susan. I have
been researching my Bond ancestors and discovered that my ggg
grandfather Levi Bond married Susanna Eib. This is the information I have on Susan.
Levi Bond married Susanna Eib May 3rd. 1807 in Clarksburg, Harrison County,
VA/WV.
I have names of seven children. I am uncertain if there were more
children.
Jacob born 1808
Broomfield born 1810
Richard M born 1814
John born 1820
Susannah born 1828
Elizabeth born 1830
Amenda born 1831
Susan Eib Bond died February 23, 1876 in Lewis County, WV. She was
90 years , 4 months and 5 days old. She is buried in Broad Run Cemetery,
Lewis County, West Virginia. Row 6 Levi Bond is also buried in Broad Run Cemetery, Lewis County, West Virginia Most of my information came from H.C.P.D. Library in Horner, West
Virginia. Lewis County Courthouse, Birth, Death and Marriage Records.
I was fortunate to receive a packet of information on the Bond
Families they were pioneers in the Lost Creek Area of Harrison County. This gave
me a lot of information on my research.
Do you have the names of Jacob and Catharine's parents. I would
appreciate any background information you are willing to share. Would you have
any suggestions how I might obtain information on my Eib Ancestors?
Sincerely,
Cousin Wilma
Cape Coral, Florida
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1820 BOND LEVI Harrison County VA 087 No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule VA 1820 Federal Census Index VA320122394
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Year Surname Given Name (s) County State Page Township or Other Info Record Type Database ID#
1830 BOND LEVI H. Harrison County VA 293 Eastern District Federal Population Schedule VA 1830 Federal Census Index VA558177065
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1840 BOND LEVI H. Harrison County VA 090 No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule VA 1840 Federal Census Index VAS4a253805
1840 BOND LEVI Harrison County VA 089 No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule VA 1840 Federal Census Index VAS4a253803
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1850 BOND LEVI Lewis County VA 099 30th District Federal Population Schedule VA 1850 Federal Census Index VAS5a155581
1234 1258
Levi Bonds 65 M Farmer MD
Susannah 64 F PA
John E 30 Farmer VA
Susannah 27 F VA
Elizabeth A 20 F VA
Almeda 16 F VA
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1860 FEDERAL CENSUS NOT YET FOUND
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1870 FEDERAL CENSUS HARRISON COUNTY, VA GRANT P 194
129 131
Bond Levi 85 M W Farmer 2000 250 MD
Susannah 84 F W Keeping house VA
Mary A 36 F W At home VA
Bond John E 45 M W At home 2230 VA
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Catherine EIB
Birth:
1797
York, Pennsylvania
Death:
Marr:
FamilyCentral Network
Jacob Eib - Maria Cathrina Carpenter
Jacob Eib
was born at Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17 Jul 1753/58.
His parents were Johann Peter Eyb and .
He married Maria Cathrina Carpenter Abt 1771 . Maria Cathrina Carpenter was born at Chatillon, Luxembourg, Belgium Abt 1755 .
They were the parents of 10
children:
Amos Eib
born Abt 1772.
Augusta Eib
born Abt 1773.
George Eib
born Abt 1774.
Gilbert Eib
born Abt 1775.
Levi Eib
born Abt 1778.
Annie Ann Eib
born 28 Jun 1779.
Peter Eib
born 12 Mar 1782.
Jacob E. Eib
born 12 Nov 1782.
Susan Eib
born 8 Oct 1786.
Catherine Eib
born 1797.
Jacob Eib died at Harrison, Virginia .
Maria Cathrina Carpenter died Bef 1828 at Harrison, Virginia .