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[86666.ftw] Anglicized name to Johan Henry Snover Sailed from Rotterdam to Philadelphia as Johann Schnauber [Palatinesimported in the Ship St. Andrew Galley, John Stedman, Master fromRotterdam. Qualified Sept. 26, 1737]. Schnauber was anglicized toSnover in 1764. He worked as a miller and he was a master miller in 1727. Later in1734 he was a Muskateer in the Churpfalz region. Johanes and his wife,Anna Eliz., had six children born to them in Pfungstadt, Germany,before migrating to America. The family came to Phila. in the shipAndrew Galley, landing 26 Sept. 1737. They later removed from Phila. to Stillwater, NJ; they were naturalizedthere on 13 Feb. 1764." He and his wife "are both buried in the oldsection of the Stillwater Presbyterian Church Cemetery, formerly theReformed Lutheran Church of Hardwick." DIED 16 February 1774 at Stillwater Sussex County N.J. (5 March 1774Ref R. McCormick) CHILDREN (all children except Frederick Born inPfungstadt Hesse Germany some children were of first marriage [1648] Information from Robert Moore, Canada: BORN 1701 (G/S) inPfungstadt Germany (Joan Snover) 28 February 1697 in StarkenburgGermany (Ref Rachel McCormick) MARRIED 1. u/k 2. c 1722 likely atPfungstadt Germany to Anna Elisabeth Windemuth (Wintermute) 1726 [1650] Ann Margaratha Snover born 5 January 1722 / 1723 confirmed 1742at St Augustus Lutheran Church at Trappe Pa. [1651] John Heinrick Snover born 28 September 1724 (likely known asHenry) [1652] Anna Elizabeth Snover born 16 May 1727 in Pfungstad married 10September 1746 to Johannes Merckel at Shawnee (or Smithfield) Pa [1653] Johann Georg Schnauber born 7 April 1732 died 16 July 1733 inPfungstadt [1654] Johannes Schnauber born 15 January 1734 / 1735 died young inGermany [1655] Maria Philipina born December 1740 in Pennsylvania, bpt 18 June1757 age 16 yrs and 6 mos at St Augustus Church [1656] Frederick Snover born 11 September 1743 likely Trappe Pa. 3wives, 15 Children Frederick died 14 January 1830 and buried at OldHardwick Cemetery [1657] Johannes Schnauber Will dated 26 May 1770 and was proven 5March 1774 at Burlington N.J. which at that time was the County seatfor Western New Jersey. The inventory taken 3 March 1774 amounted to138.66 pounds. [1658] His will dated 26 May 1770 and 4 of his children were listed inthe will. George Wintermute (relationship ?) was the executor. TheWill was Recorded in Liber 17 page 96 (New Jersey Archives Calendar ofWills 1771-1780 at Trenton N. J [1659] Anna Elisabeth Wintermute was born 9 January 1702 / 1703 atPfungstaadt, Starkenberg, Hesse, Germany and was the daughter of JohanCristopher Windemuth and Marguerite Klappinger. She died in 1768 andis also buried in the Old Hardwick (Stillwater Cemetery) (see Wintermute history by RGM for details ofWintermute family) [1660] Johannes and his son John Henrich were naturalized on 23February 1764 (page 34 Early Germans of New Jersey by Chambers) [1661] Johannes Schnauber and Johan George Kleppinger his wife'sfather were among the Palantines imported in the ship St AndrewGalley, John Stedamn Master from Rotterdam last from Cowes England, inall 450 (Source Rupp's 30,000 German Immigrants page 52) landing onSeptember 26 1737 (at Philadelphia?)
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