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_Frederich BREINER _____________|
| (1758 - 1796) m 1779 |
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_Johann ("John") George BREINER _|
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| |_Eva Maria Catharina RUPPRECHT _|
| (1745 - 1815) m 1779 |
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|--Philip BREINER
| (1810 - 1897)
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| _Simon George WEHR _____|
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| _Johan Phillip WEHR ____________|
| | (1745 - 1806) m 1772 |
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|_Anna Maria WEHR ________________|
(1784 - 1855) m 1802 |
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| _Johann Leonhardt FUHR _|
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|_Susanna Elizabeth FUHR ________|
(1752 - 1827) m 1772 |
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Philip was a blacksmith. His smithy was detroyed by fire. His neighbors rallied to restore it. Here is the newspaper article (translated from German) about their decision to aid him:
"Der Lecha Caunty Patriot [Allentown, Pennsylvania], 24 Oct 1838", p. 3 (translated): "The following persons have been hereby certified as a committee which will draw up the end goals of the assembly: David Laurn, Daniel Saeger, Esq., Leonard Lorasch, George Miller, John Miller, James Neuhard, Mathias Miller and Jacob Lindeman, who, after they have investigated the circumstances of Mr. Breiner, report the following introduction and conclusion - Because Mr. Philip Breiner, registered to North Whitehall, had the misfortune of losing to fire his newly built [smithy?], along with all of its contents on the night of September 21 - whereby an industrious, honorable, and ever upstanding citizen and young entrepeneur, who made his way with hard manual labor, suddenly finds himself in need [lit.- denuded]- and because it's always the responsibility of the Christian to come to the aid of his brother and neighbor in their hour of misfortune, so we hereby recommend the support of a [sympathetic] public for Mr. Breiner. It has been further decided that we bless the decision to be helpful to Mr. Breiner and for everyone to do his part to ameloriate in some way the heavy loss, and ask also [that one] do the same for all goodhearted and well mannered people in need."
_Thomas COBB ________+
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_Alexander COBB _____|_____________________
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_Richard COBB _______|
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| |_Thomasyn DEARTH ____|_____________________
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_Henry COBB _________|
| (1561 - 1617) |
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_Henry COBB _________|
| (1605 - 1679) m 1632|
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| |_Pleasance REDWOOD __|
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|--Mary COBB
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| _James HURST ________|
| | (.... - 1657) m 1608|
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|_Patience HURST _____|
m 1632 |
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|_Gertrude BENNISTER _|
m 1608 |
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[13067] http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/4803/cobb.htm states Mary m. 15 October 1657 to Jonathan Dunham (d. 1717).
[24627] http://worldroots.com/brigitte/famous/f/friedrichformbachkids.htm states that Richenza is daughter of Heinrich von Northeim, Markgraf in Friesland and Gertrud von Meissen. http://www.guide2womenleaders.com/womeninpower/Womeninpower1100.htm offers: "Her husband, Lothar von Sachsen, was elected King of Germany and Holy Roman Emperor in 1125, and she was actively involved in the governing of the empire and took part in the Imperial Councils. She is mentioned as the last 'consors regni' - reigning consorts. As daughter of Count Heinrich von Nordheim and Gertrud von Braunschweig she was heir to vast territories, and after her husband's death in 1137 she was instrumental in her son-in-law's appointment as Duke of Sachsen. After his death in 1139, she and her daughter, Gertrud von Supplinburg, remained in control of the Duchy and managed to have Getrud's son, Heinrich der Löwe, appointed Duke in 1142, with his mother as regent."