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Persoonlijke gegevens Martin (John) Lubold 

• Hij is geboren op 5 november 1727.Bron 1
• Geïmmigreerd op 15 oktober 1754 vanuit Philadelphia County Pennsylvania, Verenigde Staten.
• Hij is overleden op 7 februari 1810 in Berrysburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, USA, hij was toen 82 jaar oud.Bron 1
• Hij is begraven in Berrysburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, USA.Bron 1
• Een kind van Johannes Lubold en Anna Maria Muller

Gezin van Martin (John) Lubold

Hij is getrouwd met Catherine Bechtel.

Zij zijn getrouwd in het jaar 1773 te East Nantmeal, Chester, Pennsylvania, USA, hij was toen 45 jaar oud.

Kind(eren):

1. George Lubold  1789-1850 

Notities over Martin (John) Lubold

John Martin Lubold (5 November 1727-7 February 1810)Charles W. Riegle Sr. #144660Supplemental approved 16 April 2014John married Catharine Bechtel in East Nantmeal in1773. He was 46 Yrs. and she was 18 yrs.John and family had arrived in Philadelphia on the ship “Peggy” on 15 October 1754. He was afarmer and is shown to have paid the Effective Supply Tax in Douglas Township in 1783.The Lubolds attended St. John’s Lutheran Church in Berrysburg, PA and theylived on Little Wiconisco Creek, near Gratz in Dauphin Co., PA. They lived in Douglas Twpduring the Revolution. In 1785 he sold the land and moved to Lykens Valley with his wife’sparents, John Burkhardt Bechtel and Gertrude Reifschneider Bechtel. They purchased a tract ofland one mile from the west end of Short Mountain. A small portion was cleared, but it wasmostly a forest of pine and mixed trees. The bottomlands were covered by large white oaks.John was over 50 years of age during the Revolution and remained on the farm. Due to hisadvanced age when he married, the children were too young to serve the Cause of Freedom.

John Martin Lubold (5 November 1727-7 February 1810)Charles W. Riegle Sr. #144660Supplemental approved 16 April 2014John married Catharine Bechtel in East Nantmeal in1773. He was 46 Yrs. and she was 18 yrs.John and family had arrived in Philadelphia on the ship “Peggy” on 15 October 1754. He was afarmer and is shown to have paid the Effective Supply Tax in Douglas Township in 1783.The Lubolds attended St. John’s Lutheran Church in Berrysburg, PA and theylived on Little Wiconisco Creek, near Gratz in Dauphin Co., PA. They lived in Douglas Twpduring the Revolution. In 1785 he sold the land and moved to Lykens Valley with his wife’sparents, John Burkhardt Bechtel and Gertrude Reifschneider Bechtel. They purchased a tract ofland one mile from the west end of Short Mountain. A small portion was cleared, but it wasmostly a forest of pine and mixed trees. The bottomlands were covered by large white oaks.John was over 50 years of age during the Revolution and remained on the farm. Due to hisadvanced age when he married, the children were too young to serve the Cause of Freedom.

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