Philip SCHUCK

Birth:
1 Jun 1760
Windsor, Berks, Pennsylvania
Death:
16 Sep 1835
Harrison, Indiana
Marriage:
1780
Northumberland, Pennsylvania
Sources:
Andreas, Martin, Valetine, and Mathias Schock/Schuck of Pennsylvania
Harrison Co., Pennsylvania Wills
Pennsylvania and New Jersey Church and Town Records, 1669-2013
Ancestry.com
FamilySearch.org/FamilyTree
Sarah Ann SCHOOLING
Birth:
9 Nov 1760
Berks, Pennsylvania
Death:
1810
Washington, Kentucky
Children
Marriage
1
Rosanna SCHUCK
Birth:
Dec 1781
of Berks, Pennsylvania
Death:
1835
2
Jacob SCHUCK
Birth:
17 Jan 1784
Northumberland, Pennsylvania
Death:
1856
3
Philip SCHUCK
Birth:
Abt 1786
of Berks, Pennsylvania
Death:
1854
4
John SCHUCK
Birth:
Abt 1790
of Northumberland, Pennsylvania
Death:
Mar 1854
Ralls, Missouri
Elizabeth COOPER 
Marr:
1 Mar 1810
Washington, Kentucky 
5
Catherine SCHUCK
Birth:
Abt 1794
of Berks, Pennsylvania
Death:
6
Sarah SCHUCK
Birth:
Abt 1796
of Berks, Pennsylvania
Death:
 
Marr:
 
7
Michael SCHUCK
Birth:
12 Dec 1799
Washington, Kentucky
Death:
8
Evaline SCHUCK
Birth:
Abt 1800
of Washington, Kentucky
Death:
1875
9
Elizabeth SCHUCK
Birth:
Abt 1801
of Washington, Kentucky
Death:
10
Sanders SCHUCK
Birth:
Abt 1803
of Washington, Kentucky
Death:
FCID:6500:2385
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Philip Schuck - Sarah Ann Schooling

Philip Schuck was born at Windsor, Berks, Pennsylvania 1 Jun 1760. His parents were Johannes Martin Shuck and Margaretha Wagner.

He married Sarah Ann Schooling 1780 at Northumberland, Pennsylvania . Sarah Ann Schooling was born at Berks, Pennsylvania 9 Nov 1760 daughter of Benjamin Reason Schooling and Mary Margaret Devine .

They were the parents of 10 children:
Rosanna Schuck born Dec 1781.
Jacob Schuck born 17 Jan 1784.
Philip Schuck born Abt 1786.
John Schuck born Abt 1790.
Catherine Schuck born Abt 1794.
Sarah Schuck born Abt 1796.
Michael Schuck born 12 Dec 1799.
Evaline Schuck born Abt 1800.
Elizabeth Schuck born Abt 1801.
Sanders Schuck born Abt 1803.

Philip Schuck died 16 Sep 1835 at Harrison, Indiana .

Sarah Ann Schooling died 1810 at Washington, Kentucky .