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Persoonlijke gegevens PAULUS VON HAREN (PA 1683) (KUSTER) CUSTER 

• Hij is geboren in het jaar 1644 in Krefeld, Germany.
• Beroep: in Stone mason.
• Geloof: Mennonite.
• Hij is overleden op 23 februari 1708 in Germantown, Pennsylvania, hij was toen 64 jaar oud.
• Alternatief: Hij is overleden in het jaar 1708, hij was toen 64 jaar oud.
• Hij is begraven in Germantown, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, Verenigde Staten.
• Een kind van Arnold (Arret Kustors) Walburgin Custer en Catharine (Von Haeren) von Haren
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 27 november 2023.

Gezin van PAULUS VON HAREN (PA 1683) (KUSTER) CUSTER

Hij is getrouwd met GERTRUDE (DOORS) TYSON DOORS.

Zij zijn getrouwd op 16 oktober 1668 te Kaldenkirchen (Reformed Church), Germany, hij was toen 24 jaar oud.

Kind(eren):

1. ARNOLD DOORS CUSTER  1669-1739 
2. JOHANNES DOORS (KUSTER) CUSTER  1670-< 1708 
3. Mathys Doors Custer  < 1671-????
4. HERMANUS DOORS CUSTER  1674-1760 
5. Reiner Doors Custer  < 1674-????
6. Elizabeth Doors Custer  > 1674-????
7. Anna Doors Custer  < 1677-????
8. Catrin Doors Custer  < 1687-????
9. EVE DOORS CUSTER  > 1687-> 1765 
10. Margaret Doors (Koster) Custer  1694-1754 

Notities over PAULUS VON HAREN (PA 1683) (KUSTER) CUSTER

ANCESTOR OF ALONZO GREER WHO MARRIED LEE BASINGER BOOKOUT
ANCESTOR OF MARVIN VINANDE THROUGH MOTHER
ANCESTOR OF MARVIN VINANDE THROUGH MOTHER
Paulus Van Haren Kuster
Birth: Apr 1643 Nettetal, Kreis Viersen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
Death: 1707 (aged 63œ64) Germantown, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
Burial: Germantown Mennonite Cemetery, Germantown, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
Memorial #: 64445865
Bio: He was one of the first 13 German immigrants to Germantown, Pennsylvania in 1683. Son of Arnold Uster and Catarina von Haren, He married Gertrude Doors, daughter of Mathias Theiss and Agnes Doors.?Born 1644 in Kaldenkirchen, Germany Died 1706-1708 in Germantown, PA. 5th Generation grandson of Ololus Kuster Kaldenkirchen,Germany

My 7th PaternalGreat Grandfather
Family Members
Parents
Arnold Arets Kuster 1606-1679
Spouse
Gertrude Theisson Dohrs Kuster-Streypers 1645-1707
Children
Arnold Doors Kuster (Custer) 1669-1739
Johannes Kuster (Custer) 1670-1740
Hermanus Kuster 1681-1760
Eva Custer Godschalk 1688-1748
Margaret Kuster Deweese 1690-1753
Created by: Linda Kirkham Herman (15771833)
Added: 20 Jan 2011
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/64445865/paulus-van_haren-kuster
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/64445865/paulus-van_haren-kuster: accessed 27 November 2023), memorial page for Paulus Van Haren Kuster (Apr 1643œ1707), Find a Grave Memorial ID 64445865, citing Germantown Mennonite Cemetery, Germantown, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA; Maintained by Linda Kirkham Herman (contributor 15771833).

William K. Bailey

http://pages.sssnet.com/kwbailey/Mj000001.htm

Paulus Kuster was a mason. He was born circa 1630 at Kaldenkirchen, Germany. He married Gertrud Doors, daughter
of Theis Doors and Agnes (--?--), on 16 October 1668 at Reformed Church, Kaldenkirchen, Germany. "Thirteen Quaker
families from Krefeld, Germany founded Germantown in 1683. Suffering from religious persecution and economic hardships in
the Old World, the settlers brought with them essential skills in craft industries and a common desire to participate in William
Penn's 'holy experiment.' When the Krefelders arrived in Philadelphia they were joined by Francis Daniel Pastorius, the agent
for a group of German land investors known as the German Society (later reorganized as the Frankfort Company). Pastorius
(born in Sommerhausen, Franconia on September 26, 1651) was a member of a wealthy, aristocratic German family; he was
trained in the classics and in law. He was welcomed by the Krefelders and became their leader.

Pastorius negotiated directly with William Penn on behalf of both the German Society and the Krefeld purchasers. He agreed to
a 5,700 acre tract of land, 'the German Township,' located six miles northwest of Philadelphia. The township was divided
equally between the German Society and the Krefelders and individual parcels were laid out on both sides of an old Native
American Indian trail which bisected the entire tract.

The Germans were linen weavers and merchants and within a year of their arrival they were manufacturing linen and selling it in
Philadelphia at a store operated by Pastorius. In like fashion the Germans rapidly brought their religious beliefs to the forefront.
In 1686 Pastorius reported the construction of a kirchlein or 'little church'. Two years later he joined the Krefelders in the first
public protest against slavery in America. By 1689 Germantown was a thriving little community of forty-four families who
occupied most of the land along Germantown Avenue from present day Wister Street [See later section] to Washington Lane."
(Mark Frazier Lloyd and Sandra Macenzie Lloyd, "Three hundred Years of Germantown History: an Exhibition Celebrating the
Tercentenary of this Community," Germantown Crier: Germantown 1983 Tercentenary, Germantown Historical Society,
Volume 35, Number 1, Winter 1982-83: 7).

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