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1	last known address 3120 Windle Street, Phila.	James Llewellyn Anthony
2	Daniel Wentzel and wife Magdalena were sponsors	Daniel Bader
3	Johannes Potts and wf Anna Maria were sponsors	Johannes Bader
4	Moved to Pickaway County, OH in 1805. Then Carroll County, IN	Daniel Baum
5	In 1778 Jacob signed the Patriot's Oath of Fidelity and Support in Frederick County, MD. Refer to Revolutionary Records of Maryland edited by Brumbaugh & Hodges, 1924, vol. 2, part one, page 22. Jacob sold his property in 1788, probably after the death of his wife, as her name does not appear in the sale of his Frederick Co. property. He then moved to Derry Twp, Cumberland, later Mifflin Co., PA.	Jacob Baum
6	killed in battle - "St. Clair's Defeat"	Jacob Baum
7	Alsace Church was built in 1737 on land donated by Jacob Spengler and Theobold Baum.	Johan Theobold Baum
8	Naturalized 10 April 1741, Philadelphia, PA	Johan Theobold Baum
9	The names of Theobold Baum and Jacob Spengler head the list of signatories on a petition responsible for the formation of Alsace Township and that since the first settlers had come from a place called Elsas, in Germany, they desired that the new township should be called by that name. The petition was granted on 3 March 1745.	Johan Theobold Baum
10	Killed by a team of runaway horses.	Jonas Baum
11	1902 - Resided in Philadelphia, PA	Charles H. Bernhart
12	Charles A. Pauli	Catherine Margaret Borrell
13	1974 - Resided in Harrisburg, PA	Helen M Borrell
14	1960 - Resided in Towson, MD	John M. Delp
15	1967 - Resided in Moss Point, Mississippi	John Devera
16	Immigrated March 17, 1904, Port of Baltimore, MD	Eva Dombrowski
17	1941 - Resided in West Orange, NJ	Cora Dubson
18	died, thrown from a sleigh	Catharine Dundore
19	died during childbirth	Anna Catharina Ernold
20	1867 - Resided in Warren County, Indiana	John Fox
21	Said to be the first German to live in PA	Heinrich Frey
22	1936 - Resided in Philadelphia, PA	Sallie M. Gambler
23	1951 - Resided in Glassboro, NJ	Sallie M. Gambler
24	Axed to death by son.	Catharine Elizabeth Gehret
25	1901 - Resided in Wilmington, DE	Daniel Gehret
26	Killed by train	Adam Haines
27	1920 - resided in Ephrata, PA	Alfred Haines
28	1940 - Resided in Royersford, Montgomery County, PA	Edgar Haines
29	1940 - Resided in Iowa	Lewis Haines
30	1940 - Resided in Royersford, Montgomery County, PA	Mamie Haines
31	1940 - Resided in VA	Robert Haines
32	Arrived at Philadelphia November 7, 1754 aboard the ship "John and Elizabeth"	Burkhard Hains
33	1920 - resided in Ephrata, PA	Ellsworth Hains
34	1961 - Resided in Drexel Hill, PA	Harry Franklin Hains, Jr.
35	TWIN BROTHER OF GEORGE	Johannes Hains
36	Immigrated with parents 1737 ship "Snow Molly"	George Lorentz Herdlein
37	Immigrated 1737 ship "Snow Molly"	Johann Michael Herdlein
38	Immigrated 1737 ship "Snow Molly"	Michael Herdlein
39	Resided in Brooklyn, NY	Anthony Jablonski
40	Immigrated about 1891.	Frank Jablonski
41	Immigrated March 17, 1904, Port of Baltimore, MD	Jan Jablonski
42	Resided in Troy, NY	Julia Jablonski
43	Birthdate shown is taken from her death certificate. Headstone indicates a birth year of 1878	Anna R. Keim
44	1926 - Resided in Sterling, IL	Adam Leinbach
45	1895 - Resided in Northumberland County, PA	Ezra Leinbach
46	1895 - Resided in Northumberland County, PA	Harrison Leinbach
47	Arrived at Philadelphia on September 11, 1723 aboard the ship "Brothers". Settled in Oley, present day Berks County, PA	Johannes Leinbach, Sr.
48	Baptized by Rev. A.S. Leinbach	Sarah Ann Leinbach
49	1927/28 - Missionary in Africa	Annie Ludwig
50	1959 - Residing at Red Bird Mission, Beverly, KY	Annie Ludwig