Avery-Hanson Genealogy - Person Sheet
Avery-Hanson Genealogy - Person Sheet
Birth1773220
Death15 Nov 1854558
Deathaft 1850561
BurialChrist Union Church Cemetery, Schoenersville, Hanover Twp., Lehigh Co., PA558
FatherAnton, Anthony SCHNEIDER/SNYDER (ca1741-ca1776)
MotherMargaret, Margaretha or Anna Margaret (ca1745-)
Spouses
Birth1774558
Birth31 Dec 1772560
Death31 Dec 1855558
Death31 Dec 1853560
FatherCaspar(M#9) RITTER (1747-1824)
MotherAnna Margaret GERMANDON (GERMANTOWN) (1746-1791)
ChildrenElizabeth Catherine (1793-1855)
John (1795-)
Henry (2), Heinrich (1795-1865)
Jonas (1798-)
Samuel (1800-)
Daniel (1800-1885)
Anna (1803-)
Thomas (1) (1805-1886)
Nahasan (Nahshon, Nathan) (1808-)
(F#4:unknown b.1811-15) (1811-)
Notes for Carl Henry1 (Henry), Heinrich SCHNEIDER/SNYDER
Tombstone: “Schneider, Heinrich - b. March 1 1769, m. 61 years to Elisabeth Ritter having 7 sons and 4 daughters d. November 15 1854” 558
15 Mar 1795: sp. bap. George Schneider s/o Peter & Maria Margaret Schneider. 567
14 Jan 1798: sp. bap, Anna Maria Schneider d/o Matthias & Anna Maria Schneider. 568
18 Jan 1801: sp. bap. Henry Mack s/o Jacob & Catharine Mack 569
1810 census, age >45, Allen Twp., Northampton Co., PA USA570 (but we believe him to be ~36)
28 Nov 1817: sp. bap. Seeckny(?) Joerg, d/o Christopher & Barbara Joerg 571
1820 census, age >45, Allen Twp., Northampton Co., PA USA 562
31 May 1821: sp. bap. Eliza Mensch d/o Abraham & Catharine Mensch 572
1830 census, age 50-60, Allen Twp., Northampton Co., PA USA 563
1840 census, age 60-70, Allen Twp., Northampton Co., PA USA 573
1850 census, age 76, East Allen Twp., Northampton Co., PA USA574
not found in 1860 census.
Northampton Co., PA, USA73 The area now known as Northampton County was originally part of an enormous county that the Penns had named Bucks County. Northampton County was partitioned from Bucks County in 1752. Easton, the largest settlement, was named the County Seat. Allen Township, as known today, was also part of Bucks County. Thirty-seven signers formed a petition to the Court of Quarter Sessions in Newtown, Bucks County, in June 1748, for the creation of a township. The present metes and bounds were established in 1752. In 1845 East Allen township was split off from Allen township. In 1850 Allen Township was split into Lower and Upper Allen Township.
15 Mar 1795: sp. bap. George Schneider s/o Peter & Maria Margaret Schneider. 567
14 Jan 1798: sp. bap, Anna Maria Schneider d/o Matthias & Anna Maria Schneider. 568
18 Jan 1801: sp. bap. Henry Mack s/o Jacob & Catharine Mack 569
1810 census, age >45, Allen Twp., Northampton Co., PA USA570 (but we believe him to be ~36)
28 Nov 1817: sp. bap. Seeckny(?) Joerg, d/o Christopher & Barbara Joerg 571
1820 census, age >45, Allen Twp., Northampton Co., PA USA 562
31 May 1821: sp. bap. Eliza Mensch d/o Abraham & Catharine Mensch 572
1830 census, age 50-60, Allen Twp., Northampton Co., PA USA 563
1840 census, age 60-70, Allen Twp., Northampton Co., PA USA 573
1850 census, age 76, East Allen Twp., Northampton Co., PA USA574
not found in 1860 census.
Northampton Co., PA, USA73 The area now known as Northampton County was originally part of an enormous county that the Penns had named Bucks County. Northampton County was partitioned from Bucks County in 1752. Easton, the largest settlement, was named the County Seat. Allen Township, as known today, was also part of Bucks County. Thirty-seven signers formed a petition to the Court of Quarter Sessions in Newtown, Bucks County, in June 1748, for the creation of a township. The present metes and bounds were established in 1752. In 1845 East Allen township was split off from Allen township. In 1850 Allen Township was split into Lower and Upper Allen Township.