Heather's Paternal 7th great grandfather
Frederick Albright / Albrecht
Born
Died 1816
Married
Possibly Mary Margaret
Daughter Of
Born
Died
Children:
Elizabeth Albright
Susanna Catherine Albright m. Francis Ludwig Brenner
Frederick's will lists just three descendants - two daughters and a granddaughter. But the 1790 census lists 9 people - 3 males and 6 females. Whether they are children that were not included in the will, or servants, I do not yet know.
A brief History of Schaeferstown (see Research at the bottom of this post) lists Matthias and Magdalena, followed by "Frederick Albright and Mary Margaret his wife". This leads me to believe that Fredericks wife is Mary Margaret, but I have no other sources to confirm this thought.
Snyder County Pioneers, by Charles Beers
Frederick Albright is Born
The son of Mathias & Magdalene Albright of Lancaster County PA, according to Snyder County Pioneers by Charles Beers
1771 - Residence
Snyder County Annals: A Collection of All Kinds of Historical ..., Volume 1
By Clara R. Winey
1776 - Residence
Snyder County Annals: A Collection of All Kinds of Historical ..., Volume 1
By Clara R. Winey
June 1780
Served 14 days in Lt. Simon Herrold's Company of Rangers on the Frontier
Revolutionary War Service
Snyder County Annals: A Collection of All Kinds of Historical ..., Volume 1
By Clara R. Winey
There was a Frederick Albright Jr in this area, so it's important to check dates and be sure WHICH Frederick served. It helps that this article, above, states that it was the Frederick who lived in Penn twp 1776-1787, that might help clarify. If the Frederick Jr was his son, he was not mentioned in this Fredericks will.
1781- 1788 Residence
Name: Frederick Albright
Year: 1781
Town or Ward: Penn
County: Northumberland
Archive Rollname: 331
Name: Frederick Albright
Year: 1782
Town or Ward: Penn
County: Northumberland
Archive Rollname: 331
Name: Frederick Albright
Year: 1785
Town or Ward: Penn
County: Northumberland
Archive Rollname: 331
Name: Frederick Albright
Year: 1788
Town or Ward: Penn
County: Northumberland
Archive Rollname: 332
Before 1788 - Residence
Name: Frederick Albright
Acreage: 159.25
Warrant Date: 17 Nov 1788
Warrant Location: Northumberland
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. Her father, Frederick Albright, was one of the very earliest settlers of Flintstone Valley, where he located several years previous to 1788, as a warrant for land was issued to him November 27 of that year. His farm, comprising 159 acres in Washington township, Snyder county, was called " Garter Snake." On September 22, 1800, Adam Stahl purchased of his father-in-law sixty-two acres of the " Garter Snake " tract, where he continued to live until 1822, and upon the place conducted a distillery, being one of twelve in Washington township at that time engaged in that business. On leaving that farm he removed to Union township, Snyder county, where he passed his remaining days, dying October 16, 1863. His wife had died on the 3d of April, of the same year, and
both were laid to rest in Reiser cemetery. Union township. He was a powerful man, weighing about 220 pounds, was a shoemaker by trade, a Whig in politics, and a Lutheran in religious belief. - J.H. Beers & Co. Commemorative biographical record of central Pennsylvania (Volume p. 615-1231)
Note - Snyder County was not formed until 1855 - it was Northumberland County, then Union County was formed in 1813 and Snyder County was later formed from Union County. So although Frederick lived in what is present day Snyder County, it was Northumberland County for the 1790 census, and Union County when he died.
1790 - Residence
Name: Fredk Albright
[Frederick Albright]
Home in 1790 (City, County, State): Northumberland, Pennsylvania
Free White Persons - Males - Under 16: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over: 2
Free White Persons - Females: 6
Number of Household Members: 9
1800 - Additional 25 acre land warrant
1816 - Frederick Died
Will is on file in Union County Pa (But I have not yet found it)
Burial -
There is a Frederick Albright died 1816, Revolutionary War Veteran, buried in Centre County Pa. I don't know why our Frederick would be buried in Center county though...
Milesburg Cemetery
Milesburg
Centre County
Pennsylvania, USA
Research:
Returns for the Sixteenth Eighteen-Penny Tax
for the County of Lancaster - 1773.
From Pennsylvania Archives Third Series, Volume XVII, pp. 408 - 412.
Listed exactly as they appear in Pennsylvania Archives.
Heidelberg township.
NAME ACRES HORSES CATTLE SERVANTS TAX
Albright, Mathias 100 2 1 -- 9 .0
Albright, George -- -- -- -- 2 .0
