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APPENDIX. 439
Christoplier Ley, Johannes Blum,
Jacob Lauer, Ex-asmus Buchenmeyer,
Hans Mohr, George GraflF.
No. IV.
NAMES, AGE AND OCCUPATION OF THOSE WHO
ACCOMPANIED REV. JOSHUA KOCHERTHAL,
who settled on lands on Q,uassick Creek, then Dutchess
County, N. Y., in the Spring of 1709.*
Rev. Joshua Kochei'fhal, aged 39; Sibylla Charlotta, his
wife, 39 ; their oliildren, Benigna Sibylla, 10 Christ. Joshua, ; 7
Susanna Sibylla, 3.—Kocheithal was furnished with 1 barrel of
lime, 3 gouges, 2 formers (kind of chisel), 1 grind-stone, 1 s(juare,
1 rule, 1 compass and several pieces more.
Lorenfs ßchwisser, aged 25, husbandman and vinedresser;
Anna Catharina, his wife, 26 ; their daughter, Johanna, 8.—He
was furnished with 1 grind-stone, 1 square, 1 little gimlet,
2 augers, 1 smoothing plane, besides several pieces more.
Henrich Rennau, aged 24, stocking weaver, husbandman and
vinedresser; Johanna, his wife, 26; their children, Lorentz, 2;
Heinrich, 5 months old, and two sisters of Mrs. Rennau, Susanna
Liboscha, 1.5; jMaria Johanna Liboscha, 10 years old.—He re-
ceived 1 cross cut saw, 1 mitre block, 1 adze, 2 augers, 1 gimlet,
besides several small pieces.
Andreas VoJck, aged 30, husbandman and vinedresser; his
wife, Anna Catharina, 27 ; their children, Älaria Barbara, 5
Georg Hieronymus, 4 ; Anna Gertrauda, 1 .—He received 1 cross
cut saw, 1 smoothing plane, 1 whipping saw, a set of gouges,
besides several pieces more.
Michael Weignnd, aged 52, husbandman; his wife, Anna
Catharina, 54; their children, Anna Maria, 13; Tobias, 7
* In 1710, April 20, these where furnished by Queen Anne, through
Melchior Guelch, a Palatine joiner, with implements,
N. Y., V, pp. 52, 53.
&c. Doc. His.
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