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Persönliche Daten Johannes Cornelius Riegle 

• Er wurde geboren am 29. September 1674 in Becherbach Bei Kirn, Germany.
• (Ship Penn Merchant) am 18. September 1733.
• Er ist verstorben im Jahr 1750 in Tulpenhocken, Berks Co.Pennsylvania, er war 75 Jahre alt.

  Oorzaak: Saint John's Host Cemetery

• Er wurde beerdigt im Jahr 1750 in Host Church Cem, Tulpenhocken Twn., Berks Co., Pa Oma's 6th Gr Grandpa.
• Ein Kind von Jost Riegell und Maria Elisabetha Hoenen
• Diese Information wurde zuletzt aktualisiert am 9. Juni 2015.

Familie von Johannes Cornelius Riegle

Er ist verheiratet mit Anna Gertruithia Echirman.

Sie haben geheiratet im Jahr 1695 in Longswamp, Berks Co. Pennsylvania, er war 20 Jahre alt.

Kind(er):

1. Anna Riegel  1700-1764
2. Matthias Riegle  1704-1775 
3. Jorg Wihelm Riegel  1706-1778 
4. Johannes Riegel  1709-1795 
5. Anna Elizabetha Riegle  1712-1764
6. Johanne Daniel Riegle  1714-1786 
7. Justus Henrich Riegle  1716-1716
8. Johan Adam Riegle  1718-1718
9. Philip Jacob Riegle  1719-????
10. Sarah Reigle  1720-????
11. Johan Abraham Riegle  1722-1790

Notizen bei Johannes Cornelius Riegle

6th paternal Gr Grandfather
Donated 1/2 the land for the church He was a miller and a farmer . He arrived Sep 18, 1733 on the ship Pennsylvania Merchant in Philadelphia with his wife and 4 children . One "L" was dropped from surname at America Homestead was built on land purchased from William Penn - Check into perhaps Quaker ... ********************************************************************** ********************************************************************** ********************************************************************** ***********Johannses was the husband of Anna Getruitha Riegel died 1760 He was the son of Jost Reigell (Riehell) , born Germany and Maria Elisbetha (Hoenen) Reigell, born Germany Father of Mattias Reigel Johannes was a miller by trade ********************************************************************** ********************************************************************* Johannes Reigel arrived in Philadelphia on board the the Brigatine Pennsylvania Merchant of London. The Captain was: John Stedman. They arrived Sept. 18, 1733 and left the Port of Rotterdam. Johannes arrived with is wife, Gertrud, and childern: Anna, Johannes Jr , Anna Elisabetha, Johann Daniel, Philip Jacob and Johann Abraham. SOURCE: Burgert, Annette Kunselman. Eighteenth Century Emigrants from German-speaking lands to North Ameria. Publications of the PA German Society, 16/19. Birdsboro, PA; The PA Germ an Society, Vol.2; The Western Palatinate 1985 405p. Johannes immigrated in Sept 17, 1733 with his wife and three childen on board the ship "Pennsylvania Merchant", arrived in Philadelphia, PA In 1733, Johannes Riegel, Sr. founded the family home on Mill Creek in Tulpehocken Township, there was a little Log Cabin Church less than a mile from where the home was built. This Church was built on the brow of a hill that overlooked the Riegel home and Mill Creek to the south. It was called St. John's (Host) Church, founded in 1727. Host meaning a gathering place for the multitude. United Christ Church was added later to the title. In 1754 two acres of the Riegel land, plus lands of adjoining neighbors, was sold and know to be the Host Church property. This Church was more specifically identified with followers of the German Reformed. However members of the Lutheran Church attended the same Church until they established one of their own faith. The pioneer Riegel family in Tulpehocken were followers of the Reformed Church, as a result of the Calvinist teaching in Germany. Several members of the family were buried in the old cemetery south of Host Church. The eldest son, Matthies and his descendants in Bucks County were also followers of the Reformed Church and contributed to its support, land and building projects. However many of the following generations were found to be Lutherans, as they moved and established homes further west. Some of the descendants in Ohio were found to be ordained ministers of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Children: Matthais Reigel (Riegel) (1704 - 1775)* Jorg Wilhelm Riegel (1706 - 1778)* Johannes Riegel (1709 - 1795)* Johnan Abraham Riegel (1722 - 1790)* *Calculated relationship

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