Henry BUECHER

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Henry Henshey of Cocalico Township, Lancaster Co. blacksmith andBarbara his wife for sold to Henry Beicher of Cordorus Township, YorkCo. farmer a 115 a. 57 perches tr. of land in Codorus Township adj.John Reaver, Jacob Bollinger, Michael Danner & Vincent Cooper, whichwas surveyed for Christian Peidler by virtue of a warrant dated 23 Jul1743, and the said Christian Peidler sold unto John Moyer by the nameof Hannis Myer, and the said John Moyer & Barbara his wife sold untothe said Henry Henshey 27 Feb last past? Wit: John Heckendorn, Wm.Leas. Ackn 6 Jun 1775 before Wm. Leas justice. Henry Henshey of Cocalico Townshp, Lancaster Co. blacksmith andBarbara his wife for sold to Henry Beicher of Codorus Township, YorkCo. farmer a 133 a. tr. of land in Codorus Township adj. John Reaver,said Henry Henshey, Michael Danner & Jacob Rudesell, which thePropietaries by their patent dated 25 Jul 1767 did grant unto JohnMoyer (Patent Book AA vol. 10 pg. 42), and by the said John Moyer andBarbara his wife sold unto the said Henry Henshey 27 Feb last past?Wit: John Heckendorn Wm Leas. Ackn 6 Jun 1775 before Wm. Leas justice. Note: 27 Feb 1775. Deed. John Moyer of Codorus Township, York Co.yeoman and Barbara his wife for sold to Henry Henshey of CocalicoTownship, Lancaster Co. blacksmith a tr. of land in Codorus Township[same as above]? Wit: John Heckendorn, Wm Leas. Ackn 27 Feb 1775before Wm. Leas justice. See Deed Book F, page 343. The following water rights were associated with this land in thisprogression of 3 deeds: 5 Nov 1774. Deed. John Reber of Cadorus Township, York Co. yeoman forsold to John Meyer Senr. of same place farmer fully free and absoluteliberty & privilege to a run or small cr on the e. side of my dwellinghouse and running through the meadow ground of my plantation, alsofree and absolute liberty of conveying a sufficiency of water out ofsaid cr through my land to land of the said John Myer by a ditch orchannel 2' wide and 1' deep and 17 perches long?provided the land ofsaid John Myer do not cause injury or damage whatsoever to the meadowground or to land of the said John Reber by stopping the said cr sohigh as to overflow the banks? Wit: John Morris, Thomas Irons. Ackn 5Nov 1774 before Wm. Scott justice. Book F, page 345. 6 Feb 1775. Deed of Release. John Myer in the foregoing instrument ofwriting for sold unto Henry Henshey of Cocalico Township, LancasterCo. blacksmith all the water privilege mentioned in the aforegoinginstrument of writing absolute right to make use of such water in thesame manner I had heretofore? Wit: John Heckendorn, Wm. Leas. Ackn 6Feb 1775 before Wm Leas justice. Book F, page 346. 6 Jun 1775. Deed of Release. Henry Henshey in the above instrument ofwriting for sold to Henry Beicher of Codorus Township, York Co. allthe water privilege mentioned in the foregoing instrument of writingwith absolute right to make use of such water as by the said JohnReber granted to the said John Moyer and by him to me in the samemanner as I had heretofore? Wit: John Heckendorn, Wm. Leas. Ackn 6 Jun1775 before Wm. Leas justice. Book F, page 347. Henry is referred to as a cordwainer of Codorus Twp., purchased 276acres of land from John Groff and wife Elisabeth of Germany Twp. Henry listed with 276 acres, 3 horses, 3 cows and was taxed 16.5.1. He sold .27 acres to George Klemmer, leaving Henry with about 250acres. Jacob Biechard is mentioned as a neighbor in this land transaction. 15 Dec 1785. Deed of Mortgage, York Co. Henry Wershler of GermanyTownship, York Co. yeoman for better securing the payment of and also5 shillings sold to John Morris of York Town, York Co. guardian offive of the minor children of Christian Lutz decd a 200 a. tract ofland in Germany Township adj. Conrad Dotter, John Huber, JacobWinteroth, Jacob Biechard, Ulrich Hostetter, George Koontz and AdamWinteroth, whereon the said Henry Wershler now dwells?whereas the saidHenry Wershler by six bonds standethbound unto the said John Morrisfor ½ penny conditioned for the payment of [in payments] before 8Mar 1791?provided that if the said Henry Wershler shall well and trulypay unto the said John Morris then this indenture to be void. Wit:Ambr Updegraff, George Hassler. Ackn 15 Dec 1785 before Wm. Scottjustice. 11 Apr 1794 John Morris discharged mortgage. Wit: J Barnitzrecorder. Book H, page 45. Henry and wife, Catherine, Sold 250 acres to John Beeher of HidlebergTwp. Reserved 12 acres for Himself and wife and house where ChristianReek, Jr. now lives. "Sherriff's Sale. Property of Henry Beecher, late Collector of Germanytwp., a cow & sundry articles of household & kitchen furniture." [In this newspaper notice, "late Collector of Germany twp." was a1700's phrase that meant he was "formerly of Germany township", notnecessarily deceased. Apparently Henry had moved and his possessionshad to be sold to settle debts.] IN THE NAME OF GOD, AMEN. I, Henry Beeher, of the town of Petersburg,Germany Twp., in the of York and the state of PA, being frail inbody, but of sound mind and memory, do this twenty-third day ofFebruary in the year of our Lord, one thousand seven hundred andninety five, make and publish this my last will and testament asfollows, to wit: principally of all I commit my immortal soul to Godand my Creator and Redeemer, and my body to the Earth to be buried ina decent manner at the discretion of my Executors and as concerning myworldly estate which I am possessed of, I give and devise in themanner and form following, that is to say, first of all I order, willand allow all my debts to be well and truly paid. ................... Secondly, I devise and bequeath to my wife, Catherine Beeher, so muchof my household furniture as she may judge necessary and sufficientfor housekeeping, to keep herself and my son Peter Beeher, to beholden of her absolutely together with one cow, if I have any such atmy decease, and whatever may be herein to her bequest afterwards. Thirdly, I further order, will and allow my executor herein afternamed to sell at public vendue immediately after my decease all andsingular the residue of my personal goods and house and lots of groundin the town of Petersburg, for the best price which can be hadtherefore and the house and lots of ground when sold to convey to thepurchaser in the same right and estate that now hold therein, whichtitle so made and executed by the Executors on any one of them in casethe other be dead or removed to any considerable distance, shall bevalid in law to all intents and purposes as if I myself had executedthe same at this present time and the money arising there from to befor the use of keeping and maintaining my wife, and my son PeterBeeher, and to be paid to my said wife for that purpose and she tokeep and take care of my said son Peter during her natural life but incase the interest will not come in time for that purpose, or not besufficient, that then so much of the principal shall be taken as shallbe sufficient for that purpose so she may have a decent and sufficientliving for herself and my son Peter during her natural life out of myestate and further I order will and allow that all the notes and bondswhich will be due to me, shall as soon as recovered and received by myExecutors be put to interest and the interest thereof appropriated tothe purpose aforesaid [expect the bond which I have assigned to mygrandson, John Winteroth, which shall be for his use and behestforever, when he arrives at age in law, but in case he should diebefore he arrives at age, then the money of the said bond shall bejudged as part of my estate and appropriated accordingly]. Thirdly, I order will and direct that after my wife's decease and incase my son Peter be still living, that there be one hundred pounds ofthe remainder of my estate shall first of all be taken andappropriated for the use of keeping and maintaining my son PeterBeeher, during his natural life and the residue to be equally dividedto and amongst my surviving children or their legal representatives;if dead, the representatives of those dead only taking their parentsshare. Lastly, I do constitute ordain and appoint my sons John Beeher andWilliam Beeher, executors of this my last will and testament in trustto execute the same agreeable to the true intent and meaning thereofand to take care that no waste be committed in the expenditure of theinterest allotted for the use of my wife and son, Peter, for theirmaintenance. Yet always allowing them a good and sufficient living soas they may live comfortable and decent. Enjoining my said executors,always to take security sufficient for the money belonging to myestate that no part thereof be lost, and in case of any defaulttherein, by neglect the said executors be answerable. In testimony,etc. [signed] Henry Beucker Witnessed:R. McIlhinny Adam Wintrod, Jr. in German,Samuel Bringman [?] man named in German did not appear when the will was probated 28 Jan.1807 His inventory list #252 now at the Adams Historical Society listsshoemaker's tools. Henry's will was not filed until 28 Jan 1807, some time after hisdeath. According to Arthur Weaner of the Adams Co. Historical Society,"sometimes a will was not filed until the widow died." Our Y-DNA testing is proving that many 1700's ancestors in southcentral PA are related and use these surna: Becher, Bicher, Beecher,Beacher, and Bucher. Following are related ancestors that we cannot connect into one treeyet. Engel Bucher died in 1778 in Cocalico Township, Lancaster Co. Circa1800 his descendants use surname Bicher (and some still do today) butby the mid 1800's most switch to Beecher or Beacher.http://www.searchtrees.com/tree/425.htm Henry Buecher (Bucher) died in 1795 and is likely born about the sametime as Engel. He could be the Johan Heinrich Bucher listed next toJohan Engel Bucher on the ship Neptune in 1751. All of his laterdescendents use surname Beecher. His tree:http://www.searchtrees.com/tree/8597.htm John Beecher (1757-1842) lived in Adams and Y-DNA tests prove he isrelated in some way to Engel, but cannot be his son (who is anotherJohn in Lancaster Co.) Found in early records as Bucher and by 1800 asBeecher, this John is believed to be a son on Henry above.http://www.searchtrees.com/tree/3276.htm John Beecher (1759-1818) is Beecher on his tombstone but signed hiswill Johannes Bucher and lived nearby in Lancaster . Y-DNA testing hasproven he is related in some way to Engel. All of his laterdescendants use surname Beecher, although early records show Becher.http://www.searchtrees.com/tree/4327.htm John Bicher (1791-1847) is buried in Muddy Creek Lutheran Church whereEngel's records are also found. Y-DNA testing proves he is related toEngel, and is likely his grandson. His descendents still use surnameBicher and live today in Lebanon, Lancaster and Berks counties.http://www.searchtrees.com/tree/2254.htm Emanuel Becher (1776-1868) Found in the records at Trinity LutheranChurch in New Holland, Lancaster Co. PA at the same time as therecords for children of John Beecher b.1759 and Engel Bucher d.1788.Many of Emanuel's descendants use surname Beecher, some use Bechertoday. A 1929 history written about John Beecher b.1759 mentions hisfather is an older Emanuel Beecher, and this could be that Emanuel'sson. http://www.searchtrees.com/tree/4462.htm Peter Biesser (1730-1791) is in the Muddy Creek Lutheran Churchrecords where Engel is also found. He is old enough to be Engel'sbrother. http://www.searchtrees.com/tree/12017.htm Peter Bicher (1765-1858) lived in Adamstown, Lancaster near otherknown relatives. We do not know who his father is.http://www.searchtrees.com/tree/3202.htm William Beaker is listed in the 1790 Census in Lancaster, withoutchildren so he could be very old and a brother of Engel, or young anda grandson or son who hadn't started his family.http://www.searchtrees.com/tree/8944.htm Benjamin Beecher (c.1766 - 1841) is likely the brother of John Beecherb.1759 who married Albrecht. Benjamin is found one census page beforeJohn in 1800 in Caernarvon Township living adjacent to the Neiswenderand Segner families who marry John's son/daughter. Benajmin also isbaptizing children at the same time as John at both Trinity Lutheranin New Holland and in Rev. Illing's register.http://www.searchtrees.com/tree/2280.htm Benjamin Bicher (1797-1876) This Benjamin lived in South Lebanon Twp.near the Lancaster border. We know about three sons: John, Benjamin,George. Probably a grandson of Engel Bucher, since his son Jacob alsowent to Lebanon? Descendants in this line use surnames Bicher,Biecher, and Beecher. http://www.searchtrees.com/tree/2402.htm William Beecher. At First Reformed Church, Lancaster this WilliamBeecher and wife Maria baptize Jacob b. Feb 1800 and Anna Maria b. 28Dec 1804. Both children die young. William was likely born circa1760-70 and could be a son of Engel or John Beecher b.1759.http://www.searchtrees.com/tree/7983.htm Y-DNA testing has proven the above family line is not related to otherLancaster lines including: Hans Bucher of Cocalico Township, Lancaster Co.http://www.searchtrees.com/tree/2196.htm Hans Martin Bucher of Donegal Township, Lancaster Co.http://www.searchtrees.com/tree/2228.htm Peter/Martin/John Bucher of Hanover Township, today's Lebanon Co.http://www.searchtrees.com/tree/2222.htm Nicholas Bucher of York and Adams Co.http://www.searchtrees.com/tree/2934.htm Please read "Releative To Research" below for a list of others relatedto Henry Buecher. If you are related to this ancestor and a male with this surname (orvariant spelling) you are invited to participate at our expense in ourGenealogy Y-DNA Research that uses a two-minute mail-in test to provewhich family lines are related. Visit http://www.searchtrees.com/dnato get tested for free.

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Titel	Hansen - Madigan Family Tree
Beschreibung	The Madigan Family from County Limerick, Ireland to Chicago, Illinois, USA. The Hansen Family from Svendborg, Fyn, Denmark to Racine, Wisconsin, and to St. Louis, Missouri, USA. Related families of McCormack, Ortmann, Münch, Twohig, Halloran, Slattery, Alburger & Husmann.
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Einsender	Charles Hansen
E-Mail	charles@hansen.name
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