Johannes Umstadt

Came to America October 12th 1685 aboard Francis & Dorothy at age 12. Arrived in Philadelphia.

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Birth: 1673
Death: Dec. 31, 1747

Married Mary Pennebecker, possibly but not proven,to be a sister of Hendrick Pannebecker, a Dutch Patroon, born Flomborn on the Rhine, near city of Worms. Parentage not listed in Colonial Families of Pennsylvania, 1911. Hendrick Pannebecker married John Umstead's sister Eve Umstead.

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Parents:

 Hans Peter Umstead (1650 - 1710)

 Barbara Umstead (____ - 1702)

Spouse:

 Mary Pennebecker Umstead (1675 - 1747)*

Children:

 John Umstead (1700 - 1759)*

 Peter Umstead (1701 - 1776)*

 Henry Umstead (1701 - 1788)*

 Jacob Umstead (1708 - 1785)*

 Herman Umstead (1711 - 1768)*

Siblings:

 Anna Margaretha Umstead Rittenhouse (____ - 1696)*

 John Umstead (1673 - 1747)

 Eve Umstat Pannebecker (1676 - 1764)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial: Lower Skippack Mennonite Cemetery Skippack Montgomery County Pennsylvania, USA

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Created by: Ralph Brown Record added: Jun 21, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 71701875 http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=71701875

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The settlers soon felt the need of a burial-place, and James and Mathew Brooke set apart a piece of ground for that purpose at the northwest corner of the junction of the two roads. It was measured eighteen rods square, containing two acres and four perches of land. The use of this burial-ground was allowed to all who would unite in bearing the costs of maintaining its proper inclosure. No deed was given at first, but after the death of the grantors, their sons, William and George Brooke, made a title in trust to the following persons, who were entitled to the right of burial there. It is dated July 12, 1738, and is to
Jonathan Woodley
John Kendall
Robert May
William Evans
John David
Peter Peters
Jerome Hause
William Maulsby
John Jordon
Henry Coulston
John Umstadt
Barnabas Coulston
Henry Hoven
Nicholas Custer
Peter Umstadt
Claus Brown
David Jones
Owen Evans
George Evans
David Evans
Henry Coulston
Enoch Davis and
Michael Hitter,
for the consideration of five shillings, to them and their heirs forever, subject to a yearly rent of one peppercorn, if demanded.