Genealogy Ludwig » Valentine Stein Orner (1743-1818)

Persönliche Daten Valentine Stein Orner 

Quelle 1

Familie von Valentine Stein Orner

Er ist verheiratet mit Anna Elizabetha Ludwig.

Sie haben geheiratet im Jahr 1765 in East Pikeland Twp., Chester Co., Pa, er war 21 Jahre alt.Quellen 2, 5, 6, 7


Kind(er):

  1. Elizabeth Orner  1767-1840 
  2. Conrad Orner  1771-1827 
  3. Anna Maria Orner  1774-1826 
  4. Catherine Orner  1776-1830 
  5. Susanna Orner  1778-1859 
  6. Vallentin Orner  1780-1804
  7. Ludwig (Lewis) Orner  1782-1860 
  8. Rebecca Orner  1784-1827
  9. George Orner  1787-1864 


Notizen bei Valentine Stein Orner

NOTE 1: Valentine3 Orner (Johannes2, Ulrich1 Urner), born 21 January 1743(9) in North Coventry, Chester, Pennsylvania; died 15 April 1818 aged 75 years, 02 months, 26 days(9) in Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania; married probably by 1766 to ANNA ELISABETHA LUDWIG who was born 1748(9) and died 1808(9) in Pikeland. He was a taxpayer in Pikeland beginning in 1766 (recorded as Valentine Urner in 1767, 1779, 1780, 1781 and 1785). He is found listed as Valentine Urner on a Sheriff?s Return listing all Pikeland landowners in 1789(A). On 23 June 1800, he was witness to the will of Lewis Voight of Vincent Township (Chester Will #4824) and signed his name as Valentine Urner. They were members of Zion Lutheran Church in Pikeland (at Spring City). On 27 November 1771, he pledged four Pounds toward the building of a new St. Peter?s Lutheran Church in Pikeland(A). He was on the muster roll of Captain Eyric?s Company (from Pikeland), 2nd Battalion, Chester County Militia on 12 August 1780 (PA 5:5:534)(D). When the new St. Peter?s church was chartered on 29 September 1789, he was selected as one of the Elders(A). In 1811, he was one of the Trustees charged with building the new St. Peter?s Lutheran and Reformed Church in Pikeland(A) (at Chester Springs). [From The Journals of Henry Melchior Muhlenberg, Volume II, page 750: ?1776, October 19, Saturday: In the afternoon a deacon of the congregation in Peikstown, across Frantz Creik, named Valentin Urner, came with two horses and fetched me twelve miles in my stage coach to his house in order that I might hold service tomorrow, God willing, in St. Peter's church.....We arrived safely in the evening and it was pleasant for me to learn that this good Christian deacon was the first child whom I baptized in the barn at Providence in December, 1742, and that I had instructed and confirmed him as a boy; and now he is the father of four children and an exemplary deacon of the congregation.?] 1790 Census: Valentine Urner, page 042, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1800 Census: Valentine Oner, page 782, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1810 Census: Valentine Orner, page 355, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. They are buried at St. Peter?s Church in Pikeland. His will (Chester Will Book 13, page 056; file #6543), which was signed 26 February 1814 and proved 19 May 1818, mentions sons Conrad, Lewis, and George, ?my five daughters? Elizabeth Smith, Mary Clinger, Catharine Linderman, Susanna Arms, and Rebecca Orner, and co-Executor son-in-law Peter Clinger. Known children, born in Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania: Elizabetha Orner, born 14 October 1767(9); died 12 December 1840(9); married to Henry Smith who was born 25 April 1769(9) and died 28 August 1851(9). 1800 Census: Henry Smith, page 782, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1810 Census: Henry Smith, page 372, Vincent, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1820 Census: Henry Smith, page 194, Vincent, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1830 Census: Henry Smith, page 159, Vincent, Chester, Pennsylvania. They are buried at St. Peter?s Church in Pikeland. Known child: Henry Smith, born 28 August 1804(9), died 27 August 1850(9). + Conrad Orner, born 1771; married Elizabeth Schmidt. Maria Orner, born early 1770s; married about 1798 in Pikeland to Peter Klinger who was born probably about 1778 in Pikeland. [He was the fourth of seven children of Johannes Klinger and his second wife Margritha ______. Johannes is probably the Johannes Klinger from Erbach, Wuerttemberg, Germany, who arrived at Philadelphia 02 September 1749 on the ship Albany, sailing from Rotterdam. He moved to Yellow Springs (now Chester Springs) in Pikeland; joined Zion?s Lutheran Church in Pikeland by 1764(7); and subscribed toward the building of the new Saint Peter?s Lutheran Church in Pikeland in 1771(A). He owned a grist mill.] Peter?s parents both died on 24 October 1784; and Jonathan Wells was appointed as his guardian. Peter appears on the Pikeland Tax List in 1796 as a Freeman (unmarried); in 1799 and 1800 as a married tenant, employed as a mason. [Info from Klinger family researcher Nancy Hawtrey.] Catharina Orner, born 12 June 1776; died 14 December 1830 in Pikeland; married to Johannes Lindemann who was born 01 July 1771 in North Coventry, Chester, Pennsylvania and died 31 January 1859. [He was the son of Justus Lindemann who was born 01 January 1743 and died 1782 in Coventry, and Mary Magdalena ______. Justus was the son of Justus Lindemann (born 02 August 1690 in Dachrieden, Thuringia, came to America on the Loyal Judith in 1740, died 16 November 1769 in North Coventry) and Anna Elizabetha Imsweiler.] Johannes was a weaver. When the weaving company he started with his brother was unsuccessful, he bought a farm near Black Horse in Uwchlan Township and moved there. He may have run a tavern also. 1810 Census: John Linderman, page 354, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. Possibly living in East Nantmeal Township in 1819. 1820 Census: Jno Linderman, page 226, Uwchlan, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1830 Census: John Linderman, page 231, Uwchlan, Chester, Pennsylvania. [He was married second to Susanna ______. 1840 Census: John Linderman, page 280, Uwchlan, Chester, Pennsylvania.] Known children, born in Pikeland: Maria Lindemann, born about 1798; Catharina Lindemann, born 03 November and christened 22 December 1800 (from a Fraktur in the collection of the Pennsylvania State Museum, Drawer 1, item 70.34.6); Elizabeth Lindemann, born about 1803; Rebecca Lindemann, born 24 April and christened 12 May 1809 (from a Fraktur in the collection of the Pennsylvania State Museum, Drawer 4, item 70.34.10); Susanna Lindemann, born 1812, married 27 January 1833 to Isaiah Wells; Sarah Lindemann, born 08 October and christened 24 November 1813, married Hugh Rettew; John Lindemann, born 21 September 1815, died 16 October 1829 in Uwchlan. Susanna Orner, born 17 April 1778; died 01 August 1859; married 08 April 1808 to Abraham Arms (son of George Arms and Magdalena Wanger) who was born about 1784-86 probably in Douglass (now Pottsgrove), Montgomery, Pennsylvania. 1810 Census: Abraham Armes, page 354, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1820 Census: Abraham Arms, page 186, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1830 Census: Abraham Arms, page 231, Uwchlan, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1840 Census: Abraham Arms, page 292, East Vincent, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1850 Census: Abraham Arms, page 147, visit 073/079, South Coventry, Chester, Pennsylvania. She is buried at St. Peter?s Cemetery. Known children: John K. Arms, born 04 July 1817, died 16 August 1880; Susan Arms, born 17 April 1825, died August 1859. Valentine Orner, born 1780(9); died 24 October 1804(9) in Pikeland; probably unmarried; buried at St. Peter?s Church. Rebecca Orner, born 1782; died 18 July 1827 in Coventry, Chester, Pennsylvania; unmarried. She had three children. Children: Aaron Orner (Heck?); Abner Orner; Hannah (Cohene?). George Orner, born 11 June 1787(9); died 10 March 1864(9) in Pikeland; married 12 November 1809(11) in Pikeland to Anna Catherine King who was born 26 July 1787 in Pikeland and died 20 October 1856. [She was the daughter of Philip Koenig/King and Maria Engel Moses. Philip?s will (Chester Will Book 15, page 106), signed 08 January 1821 and proved 21 October 1824, mentions, among others, child Catherine Orner. 1790 Census: Philip King, page 042, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1800 Census: Philip King, page 782, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1810 Census: Philip King, page 357, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. Philip was the son of Michael Koenig/King(A) who was born 1714 in Wittenberg, Germany(A), who donated the land for Saint Peter?s Lutheran Church of Pikeland in 1771(A) and died 1790 in Pikeland(A). King and Moses genealogy on Mary D. Taffet's website.] 1810 Census: George Orner, page 355, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1820 Census: George Orner, page 186, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1830 Census: George Orner, page 150, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1840 Census: George Orner, page 201, West Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1850 Census: George Orner, page 012, visit 044/044, West Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: George Orner, page 114, visit 138/138, West Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. They are buried at St. Peter?s Church in Pikeland. Known children, born in Pikeland: Jacob Orner, born 17 September 1810, died 21 June 1827 aged 16 years, 09 months, 04 days (Records of East Vincent Reformed Church); Augustus Orner, born 15 August 1821, died 25 April 1822; James Orner, born September 1826, died 21 June 1827. + Lewis Orner, born about 1790; married Margaret Williams. SOURCE : The *rner Genealogy Project (Arner, Erner, Orner, Urner Families in America) Copyright 'a9 2001 by Joseph Erner (see Copyright Notice)

 

  1. Taffet's, Mary D. family FileWWW.ancestry.com: mdtaffet.gedcom
  2. Orner, Valentine - The *ner Genealogy Project, http://www.kinfolks.info/urner/desc2.htmlwww.geocities.com/~erner/gen/urner.: 
  3. Ancestry Family Trees, Database online.Ancestry.com : 
  4. Archives - Catherine Orner, www.archives.com
  5. Public Member Trees, Database online.www.ancestry.com : 
  6. Find A Grave Memorial, WWW.FINDAGRAVE.COM
  7. The History Of Chester Co, Pa. By Futhey And Cope (1881), http://www.usgwarchives.net/pa/chester/stpetersluth.htm

 

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NOTE 1: Valentine3 Orner (Johannes2, Ulrich1 Urner), born 21 January 1743(9) in North Coventry, Chester, Pennsylvania; died 15 April 1818 aged 75 years, 02 months, 26 days(9) in Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania; married probably by 1766 to ANNA ELISABETHA LUDWIG who was born 1748(9) and died 1808(9) in Pikeland. He was a taxpayer in Pikeland beginning in 1766 (recorded as Valentine Urner in 1767, 1779, 1780, 1781 and 1785). He is found listed as Valentine Urner on a Sheriff?s Return listing all Pikeland landowners in 1789(A). On 23 June 1800, he was witness to the will of Lewis Voight of Vincent Township (Chester Will #4824) and signed his name as Valentine Urner. They were members of Zion Lutheran Church in Pikeland (at Spring City). On 27 November 1771, he pledged four Pounds toward the building of a new St. Peter?s Lutheran Church in Pikeland(A). He was on the muster roll of Captain Eyric?s Company (from Pikeland), 2nd Battalion, Chester County Militia on 12 August 1780 (PA 5:5:534)(D). When the new St. Peter?s church was chartered on 29 September 1789, he was selected as one of the Elders(A). In 1811, he was one of the Trustees charged with building the new St. Peter?s Lutheran and Reformed Church in Pikeland(A) (at Chester Springs). [From The Journals of Henry Melchior Muhlenberg, Volume II, page 750: ?1776, October 19, Saturday: In the afternoon a deacon of the congregation in Peikstown, across Frantz Creik, named Valentin Urner, came with two horses and fetched me twelve miles in my stage coach to his house in order that I might hold service tomorrow, God willing, in St. Peter's church.....We arrived safely in the evening and it was pleasant for me to learn that this good Christian deacon was the first child whom I baptized in the barn at Providence in December, 1742, and that I had instructed and confirmed him as a boy; and now he is the father of four children and an exemplary deacon of the congregation.?] 1790 Census: Valentine Urner, page 042, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1800 Census: Valentine Oner, page 782, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1810 Census: Valentine Orner, page 355, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. They are buried at St. Peter?s Church in Pikeland. His will (Chester Will Book 13, page 056; file #6543), which was signed 26 February 1814 and proved 19 May 1818, mentions sons Conrad, Lewis, and George, ?my five daughters? Elizabeth Smith, Mary Clinger, Catharine Linderman, Susanna Arms, and Rebecca Orner, and co-Executor son-in-law Peter Clinger. Known children, born in Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania: Elizabetha Orner, born 14 October 1767(9); died 12 December 1840(9); married to Henry Smith who was born 25 April 1769(9) and died 28 August 1851(9). 1800 Census: Henry Smith, page 782, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1810 Census: Henry Smith, page 372, Vincent, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1820 Census: Henry Smith, page 194, Vincent, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1830 Census: Henry Smith, page 159, Vincent, Chester, Pennsylvania. They are buried at St. Peter?s Church in Pikeland. Known child: Henry Smith, born 28 August 1804(9), died 27 August 1850(9). + Conrad Orner, born 1771; married Elizabeth Schmidt. Maria Orner, born early 1770s; married about 1798 in Pikeland to Peter Klinger who was born probably about 1778 in Pikeland. [He was the fourth of seven children of Johannes Klinger and his second wife Margritha ______. Johannes is probably the Johannes Klinger from Erbach, Wuerttemberg, Germany, who arrived at Philadelphia 02 September 1749 on the ship Albany, sailing from Rotterdam. He moved to Yellow Springs (now Chester Springs) in Pikeland; joined Zion?s Lutheran Church in Pikeland by 1764(7); and subscribed toward the building of the new Saint Peter?s Lutheran Church in Pikeland in 1771(A). He owned a grist mill.] Peter?s parents both died on 24 October 1784; and Jonathan Wells was appointed as his guardian. Peter appears on the Pikeland Tax List in 1796 as a Freeman (unmarried); in 1799 and 1800 as a married tenant, employed as a mason. [Info from Klinger family researcher Nancy Hawtrey.] Catharina Orner, born 12 June 1776; died 14 December 1830 in Pikeland; married to Johannes Lindemann who was born 01 July 1771 in North Coventry, Chester, Pennsylvania and died 31 January 1859. [He was the son of Justus Lindemann who was born 01 January 1743 and died 1782 in Coventry, and Mary Magdalena ______. Justus was the son of Justus Lindemann (born 02 August 1690 in Dachrieden, Thuringia, came to America on the Loyal Judith in 1740, died 16 November 1769 in North Coventry) and Anna Elizabetha Imsweiler.] Johannes was a weaver. When the weaving company he started with his brother was unsuccessful, he bought a farm near Black Horse in Uwchlan Township and moved there. He may have run a tavern also. 1810 Census: John Linderman, page 354, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. Possibly living in East Nantmeal Township in 1819. 1820 Census: Jno Linderman, page 226, Uwchlan, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1830 Census: John Linderman, page 231, Uwchlan, Chester, Pennsylvania. [He was married second to Susanna ______. 1840 Census: John Linderman, page 280, Uwchlan, Chester, Pennsylvania.] Known children, born in Pikeland: Maria Lindemann, born about 1798; Catharina Lindemann, born 03 November and christened 22 December 1800 (from a Fraktur in the collection of the Pennsylvania State Museum, Drawer 1, item 70.34.6); Elizabeth Lindemann, born about 1803; Rebecca Lindemann, born 24 April and christened 12 May 1809 (from a Fraktur in the collection of the Pennsylvania State Museum, Drawer 4, item 70.34.10); Susanna Lindemann, born 1812, married 27 January 1833 to Isaiah Wells; Sarah Lindemann, born 08 October and christened 24 November 1813, married Hugh Rettew; John Lindemann, born 21 September 1815, died 16 October 1829 in Uwchlan. Susanna Orner, born 17 April 1778; died 01 August 1859; married 08 April 1808 to Abraham Arms (son of George Arms and Magdalena Wanger) who was born about 1784-86 probably in Douglass (now Pottsgrove), Montgomery, Pennsylvania. 1810 Census: Abraham Armes, page 354, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1820 Census: Abraham Arms, page 186, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1830 Census: Abraham Arms, page 231, Uwchlan, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1840 Census: Abraham Arms, page 292, East Vincent, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1850 Census: Abraham Arms, page 147, visit 073/079, South Coventry, Chester, Pennsylvania. She is buried at St. Peter?s Cemetery. Known children: John K. Arms, born 04 July 1817, died 16 August 1880; Susan Arms, born 17 April 1825, died August 1859. Valentine Orner, born 1780(9); died 24 October 1804(9) in Pikeland; probably unmarried; buried at St. Peter?s Church. Rebecca Orner, born 1782; died 18 July 1827 in Coventry, Chester, Pennsylvania; unmarried. She had three children. Children: Aaron Orner (Heck?); Abner Orner; Hannah (Cohene?). George Orner, born 11 June 1787(9); died 10 March 1864(9) in Pikeland; married 12 November 1809(11) in Pikeland to Anna Catherine King who was born 26 July 1787 in Pikeland and died 20 October 1856. [She was the daughter of Philip Koenig/King and Maria Engel Moses. Philip?s will (Chester Will Book 15, page 106), signed 08 January 1821 and proved 21 October 1824, mentions, among others, child Catherine Orner. 1790 Census: Philip King, page 042, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1800 Census: Philip King, page 782, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1810 Census: Philip King, page 357, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. Philip was the son of Michael Koenig/King(A) who was born 1714 in Wittenberg, Germany(A), who donated the land for Saint Peter?s Lutheran Church of Pikeland in 1771(A) and died 1790 in Pikeland(A). King and Moses genealogy on Mary D. Taffet's website.] 1810 Census: George Orner, page 355, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1820 Census: George Orner, page 186, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1830 Census: George Orner, page 150, Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1840 Census: George Orner, page 201, West Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1850 Census: George Orner, page 012, visit 044/044, West Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. 1860 Census: George Orner, page 114, visit 138/138, West Pikeland, Chester, Pennsylvania. They are buried at St. Peter?s Church in Pikeland. Known children, born in Pikeland: Jacob Orner, born 17 September 1810, died 21 June 1827 aged 16 years, 09 months, 04 days (Records of East Vincent Reformed Church); Augustus Orner, born 15 August 1821, died 25 April 1822; James Orner, born September 1826, died 21 June 1827. + Lewis Orner, born about 1790; married Margaret Williams. SOURCE : The *rner Genealogy Project (Arner, Erner, Orner, Urner Families in America) Copyright 'a9 2001 by Joseph Erner (see Copyright Notice)
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Birth: Jan. 21, 1743

Death: Apr. 15, 1818

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Elizabeth Ludwig Orner (1748 - 1808)*

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Lewis Orner (1782 - 1860)*

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Hier ruhen

der Leib des verstorbenen

VALLENTHIN ORNER.

er ist gebohren

den 21tn January 1743.

gestorben den 15tn Aprill 1818.

Sein alter war 75 Jahre 2 monate

und 26 tagen

Sein Text der 119tn. Psalm

Vers 92 und 93.

Burial:

Saint Peters Lutheran Church Cemetery

Chester Springs

Chester County

Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Angel Wilson Gerhart

Record added: Jun 29, 2011

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Johann Jacob Schmidt
1702-1789
Maria E Hoffman
Johannes Orner
± 1705-1743

Valentine Stein Orner
1743-1818

1765

Anna Elizabetha Ludwig
1748-1808

Elizabeth Orner
1767-1840
Conrad Orner
1771-1827
Anna Maria Orner
1774-1826
Catherine Orner
1776-1830
Susanna Orner
1778-1859
Vallentin Orner
1780-1804
Ludwig (Lewis) Orner
1782-1860
Rebecca Orner
1784-1827
George Orner
1787-1864

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  1. Find A Grave.com, via http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi...
    Birth: Jan. 21, 1743 Death: Apr. 15, 1818 Family links: Spouse: Elizabeth Ludwig Orner (1748 - 1808)* Children: Conrad Orner (1771 - 1827)* Catharine Orner Linderman (1776 - 1830)* Lewis Orner (1782 - 1860)* *Calculated relationship Inscription: Hier ruhen der Leib des verstorbenen VALLENTHIN ORNER. er ist gebohren den 21tn January 1743. gestorben den 15tn Aprill 1818. Sein alter war 75 Jahre 2 monate und 26 tagen Sein Text der 119tn. Psalm Vers 92 und 93. Burial: Saint Peters Pikeland UCC Cemetery Pikeland Chester County Pennsylvania, USA Created by: Angel Wilson Gerhart Record added: Jun 29, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 72232630 Valentine ORNER PA Chester St. Peters Pikeland UCC Ch Cem Private 4th Cl 1743 1818 KnownSons of the American RevolutionPennsylvania SocietyPhiladelphia - Continental ChapterREVOLUTIONARY WAR SOLDIER GRAVESBurials in Chester, Delaware, Montgomery & Philadelphia Counties - Neil D Scheidt Added: Jan. 4, 2016
  2. Public Member Trees, Ancestry.com, Database online.
    Record for ValentineOrnerhttp://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=0&pid=31944
  3. Ancestry Family Trees, Database online.
    Record for CatarinaSCHMITThttp://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=0&pid=45241
  4. The History Of Chester Co, Pa. By Futhey And Cope (1881), via http://www.usgwarchives.net/pa/chester/s...
    St. Peter's Luthern Church Burials, Chester Co., Pa.
  5. Orner, Valentine - The *ner Genealogy Project, Arner Family Project, via http://www.kinfolks.info/urner/desc2.htm...
    Orner Families.
  6. Archives - Catherine Orner, www.archives.com
    John Linderman Family Husband of Catherine.
  7. Taffet's, Mary D. family File, Mary D. Taffet
    Notes: Ilbesheim info from Records of the Protestant ChurchofIlbesheim-Kirchheimbolanden, found by Mary Taffert. The records can also be found on FHL film #193913, and in the IGI on the FHL's Family Search Website. ( Note that the surname is recorded as "Ludovici" in the earlier records.).

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