Er ist verheiratet mit Ann Elizabeth Unknown.
Sie haben geheiratet am 4. Oktober 1785 in Montgomery County, PA, er war 22 Jahre alt.
Kind(er):
Henry inherited the farm.
DANEHOWER, ABRAHAM. Gwynedd
---. June 13, 1789. 1.191
To wife Catharine, key and chest, 1/4 part of fruit, maintenance from son Henry
during life. to son George, maintenance.
To son Henry, farm, he paying to his
brothers and sisters, 450 pds. To church in Whitpain, income of 5 pds. If a school
house be erected by church in Gwynedd, income of 5 pds.
Execs: Wife Catharine, son Abraham, John Swenk.
Wit: Stephen Bloom, Jacob Swenk.
From: "Michael Cook" ((XXXXX@XXXX.XXX))
Subject: [SCHOLL] Hendrick Scholl Lydia Donehower
Date: Fri, 1 Aug 2003 21:23:30 -0400
Greetings All!
I have a book that belonged to Henrick Donhouer of Gwyendd Montgomery
County who was born Sept. 6th. 1763 and died
July 12th. 1838 in the morning. He married Elizabeth who was born
Sept.18,1768. they married Oct. 4th. 1785. This book
is printed in German and has leather straps with brass clasps the lock it
shut. the copyright on the book is 1811.
The family information is hand written by Hendrick Donhower and then it
seems to be passed on to his daughter Lydia who
married Michael Scholl, then it appears to be given to their son Hendrick
Scholl who writes in it and claims it as his
book in 1844. He states that he is residing in Franconia Montgomery County.I
would like to sell this to a family member who has interest. Please e-mail
me if you do.
Michael Cook
Montgomery Co.
(XXXXX@XXXX.XXX)
Birth:
Mar. 6, 1763
Death:
Jul. 12, 1837
Family links:
Spouse:
Anne Elizabeth Danehower (1768 - 1836)*
Children:
Henry S. Danehower (1796 - 1831)*
John S. Danehower (1802 - 1870)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Saint Peters Cemetery
North Wales
Montgomery County
Pennsylvania, USA
Plot: Stone Wall Section
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Created by: Tom Myers
Record added: Mar 25, 2015
Find A Grave Memorial# 144175463
Church History
St. Peterâs history goes all the way back to the Revolutionary War. People in Gwynedd gathered on horseback or on wagons to hear the gospel preached by Lutheran missionaries. In the winter months they moved indoors to a log schoolhouse. Under the shade of the trees St. Peterâs began its history in 1772, not being chartered until 1776.
The first church edifice was the log schoolhouse on the hill near the cemetery. The hue of the stucco was yellow, thus causing the vernacular to name the edifice the âOld Yellow Churchâ. The Lutheran/Reformed structure could seat 500 worshipers. In 1866 the Lutheran and Reformed congregation split and both moved into town. The ânewâ building on 2nd and Church Streets was dedicated in 1869. The church has preserved this structure very well over the years, giving the sanctuary a classical, historic look.
The Sunday Church School, first organized as an English School, was in full operation by 1834. The former parsonage was erected beside the church and educational building in 1892. On June 29, 1987 the house was moved, all 72 tons of it, to its present location on the corner of Church and Second Streets. It is one of the nicest Victorian houses in North Wales and is now under new ownership. The modern addition was begun in 1987 and completed in 1988, containing a new office complex, parlor and narthex.
Part of St. Peterâs history and legacy is a strong commitment to social ministry, which is perpetuated through many initiatives and the charitable contributions of our Thrift Store. The church has embraced the emergence of new technology, communication and creative worship to follow the pioneer spirit of our founders.
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