Eighteenth Century Emigrants from Pfungstadt, Hessen-Darmstadt to PennsylvaniaThe earliest arrival from this village appears to be Johann Nicolaus Crussman who arrived in 1718, and the last group appears on a ship in 1754. Several of these immigrants were founding members of the Lutheran congregations at Trappe, in Montgomery Co. and at St. Paul's (Blue) Church in Saucon, Northampton Co. (today Upper Saucon, Lehigh Co.). Some families included are Crossman, Erdman(n), Windemuth, etc. (58pp. index. Masthof Press, 2012.)

and slaves

and the Trial of the Bergholz Barbers

and Spangler

" originally published in 1906

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Thomas Sutcliffe (b

7 in English

Dallmer/Talmer

Some earlier beginnings and traditions that continued into the early twentieth century are also included

places of residence

and also lived in Juniata Co

the Wingard family Bible record