Clymer Weir Cox Genealogy » Rev. Hans (A15) Pitzge (Funck) Funk (1661-1734)

Personal data Rev. Hans (A15) Pitzge (Funck) Funk 

• He was born in the year 1661 in Ellmendingen, Karlsruhe, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany.
• (Accuracy) in the year 2019 in Samuel Espenshade Wenger in 1710 Tour Resource Booklet says his father is Hans Heinrich bap 1639 Mettmenstettan.
• He died on September 5, 1734 in Richen, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany, he was 73 years old.
• A child of Heinrick (A)1 Kolb (Funck) Funk and Magdelena Pitzge
• This information was last updated on February 5, 2023.

Household of Rev. Hans (A15) Pitzge (Funck) Funk

He is married to Verena Unknown.

They got married about 1689.

Child(ren):

1. JACOB (A)155 FUNK  1695-< 1756 
2. CHRISTIAN (A)153 (PA 1717) FUNK  ± 1696-1735 
3. MARTIN (A)154 FUNK  ± 1702-1765 
4. HENRY (PA 1717) FUNK  1702-1758

Notes about Rev. Hans (A15) Pitzge (Funck) Funk

ANCESTOR OF LEON MOYER

Name: Hans* /Funk/
Name: Hans Henrich Frey Rev. (Funck)* /Funk/
Name: Hans Pitzge Rev. /Funk/

Note: N220 15. Hans Funk, b. 1661. d. 5 Sep 1734, Richen, Baden, Germany, age 74 years. He lived at Richen in 1717. In 1724 he lived at Richen with his married son. He was living at Richen in 1731 and was called a Mennonite minister in the Streichenberg Congregation. He married Verena (1671- 1741, age 70). **Hans (Rev) [Pitzge] FUNK, b. 1661 in SWITZERLAND, d. 5 September 1734 in Richen, Baden, GERMANY, Was a Mennonite; Resided 1685/1724 in Schatthausen, Pfalz, GERMANY, Was a Mennonite minister 1717 in Richen, Baden, GERMANY, Resided 1717/31 in Richen, Baden, GERMANY, Was a Mennonite minister; Resided 1731 in Richen, Baden, GERMANY Father: **Heinrich [Kolb] FUNK (1617 - ) Mother: **Magdalena PITZGE (ca. 1631 - ) Spouse: **Verena (FUNK), b. 1671, d. 1741 in Richen, Baden, GERMANY Married. Children: **Heinrich (Bish) (Imm) FUNK, b. ca. 1694, m. **Anna (Imm) MEYER, ca. 1722, d. 1760 *Christian (Imm) FUNK, b. ca. 1696, d. 1735 *Hans FUNK, b. ca. 1700, d. bef. 1743 *Martin FUNK, b. ca. 1702, m. *Catharine [Conrad] JOHNSON (2), 1 April 1720, d. 1765 *Jacob (Sr) FUNK, b. ca. 1704, m. *Barbara OBERHOLTZER, ca. 1729, d. bef. 14 June 1756 I believe that Martin Funk (ML2675) was one of eight children of the Henry Funk (ML267) who died between 1717 and 1729 in Strasburg Township, now Lancaster County; this Henry/Heinrich Funk, with Hans Funk, served with the Anabaptists in the Palatinate by 1660 and possibly at Streichenberg in 1662.113

This Hans Funk (?ML264) was a teacher in 1671 at Streichenberg and probably a grandfather of the Heinrich Funk (ML2641.2) of Indian Creek, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, who was instrumental in having the Martyrs Mirror translated and printed at Ephrata and whose will was proved in 1760 in Salford Township, Montgomery County.t14 Martin's brother, Hans Funk (ML2672), immigrated with the 1710 group and by 1739lived in Orange County, Virginia. Jacob Funk (ML2676) had 300 acres surveyed on May 29, 1718, in present Manheim Township, Lancaster County, patented on May 15, 1735, and in 1729 was a tavern keeper in Lancaster County.115 In 1735 he purchased 2,030 acres which now include Strasburg on the north branch of the Shenandoah River, Virginia. His will was proved December 3, 1746, in Frederick County, Virginia. Sangmeister often mentions two of the sons of this Jacob

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