Sunday, August 27, 2017

Frederick Stahl

Heather's 7th Great Paternal Grandparents

MOst of my information is currently second hand, from a book I do not myself have a copy of - Stahl - A Trip Through History by Juaneve Marie Stahl, Rachael Aucker Stahl, Darlene Mae Knosp Brandt.  I'm extremely uncertain of this information, since I do not yet have other sources, nor have I even seen the book first hand.

Frederick  Stahl
son of
Possibly Born 1752 in Switzerland
Possibly Died 1808 in Snyder County Pa
Married
Thought To Be Elizabeth Speidel
Daughter Of 
Born
Died

Children:
Peter Stahl
Frederick Stahl

Frederick Stahl, was a  native of Switzerland, and previous to coming to Snyder county lived for a time near Hummelstown, Penn. Here he located near Freeburg, in Washington township, where his death occurred. He was married in this country, and became the father of three sons: Adam, the grandfather of our subject; Peter, who went to Wayne county, Ohio, during pioneer days; and Frederick, of whom nothing is known. - The Stahl Family In The Commemorative biographical record of central Pennsylvania

1778 - Son Adam Stahl Was Born
Adam Stahl was born June 30, 1778, and was but a boy when he accompanied his parents on their removal to Snyder county, where he subsequently married Eve Susanna Albright, who was born May 10, 1782.

The above would make it seem unlikely that the father of Adam Stahl is Frederick Hennings Stahl that immigrated to American in 1798?   Adam was 20 in 1798.  But perhaps?  I don't know.  There are baptismal records for several children of Frederick and Margaret Elizabeth Stahl in Dauphin County, long before 1798..  but I do not know if they are for "our" Frederick either - although that would fit with the Hummelstown addres given, I cannot find a record of Adam's baptism....  A Frederick Wilhelm Stahl immigrated to America in 1763...

Research:
Possibly wife is Margaret Elizabeth Speidel-  the daughter of Maximilian & Margaretha (Meyer) Speidel - Margaret Elizabeth's parents are buried at Hill Lutheran Chucrh, Hummelstown, PA (2 miles South of Hummelstown, now known as St. Paul's)

Stahl - A Trip Through History by 
Genealogy and History of The Stahl Family, beginning with Frederick Stahl and Elizabeth Speidel. Frederick being from a German family and born in Switzerland, Elizabeth being born near today's Hummelstown, PA (then known as Lancaster or Philadelphia County). After marrying, they moved their family to what is the area known today as Freeburg and Port Trevorton, Snyder County, PA. Some of their descendants went West to Ohio and beyond, with the waves of German Settlers. Probably the most famous descendant being Warren Buffet. 

Other facts not included in the book- Elizabeth Speidel's sister Anna married a Boss. Their grandson and his family was in the first Wagon Train of Brigham Young, and therefore one of the first Settlers to settle Salt Lake City. Adam Stahl married Eva Susanna Albrecht/Albright. Her Uncle was the originator of The Evangelical Church. Another Albright,John I believe, went South with Jacob Martin and settled in Casawell/Alamance County (depending on the time period that you are looking at) and started The Stoney Creek Church.

Margaretha Speidel was born in 1710. Margaretha Meyers ... She passed away in 1781. Records for Maximillian and Margaretha and their daughters can be found at Hill Lutheran Church, two miles South of Hummelstown, PA. Today it is known as St. Paul's.
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HARVEY M STAHL superintendent of the Pomfret Manor cemetery at Sunbury Northumberland county has filled his present position since 1899 He has previously been engaged in similar work at Lewisburg Union county and his experience fits him well for his responsibilities He is an excellent manager showing good judgment and taste in all the details of his duties at Pomfret Manor and the various improvements which have originated with or been carried out by him have proved that he has marked ability in his line Mr Stahl was born Dec 12 1863 in Snyder county Pa and comes of an old family of that section of the State his great great grandfather coming from Switzerland and settling in one of the lower counties of Pennsylvania His great grand father Adam Stahl was a farmer in Union township Snyder county He was a Mennonite in religious faith and he and his wife are buried at Witmcr's Evangelical Church in Snyder county Frederick Stahl son of Adam was born in 1801 in Union township Snyder county and there passed his whole life engaged in farming He died in Union township in 1881 but is buried at Winfield Pa Like most of the early members of the Stahl family he was a Mennonite in religious faith His wife Susanna Shottsberger of Union township Snyder county was born in 1803 and died in 1884 Their children were as follows Peter Jacob John and William all lived in Union township Elias is mentioned below Katie married John Sholly Mary married Joseph Herald Susan married Peter Sholly brother of John Elias Stahl son of Frederick was born in 1843 in Union township Snyder county and engaged in farming at Lewisburg Union Co Pa where he is buried He died July 1 1903 His wife Anna Miller still makes her home at Lewisburg where several of their children also reside Mr and Mrs Elias Stahl had children as follows Alfred who is a resident of Lewisbnrg McClellan of Kelly Point Pa Harvey M John of Lewisburg Sarah wife of Edward Bondeman of Reading Pa William who died at the age of sixteen Adam of Montandon Northumberland Co Pa and Frederick of Lewisburg 

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