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60 NAMES OF GERMAN, SWISS
Jacob Reif and Jacob Seller were probably both Neuländer^
a class of persons fully noticed in Rupps Fireside Bi&tory ofthe
Germans in Fennsylvania. Jacob Keif was once a conspicuous
person in the early history of the German Keformed Church.
In A are the names of fifty-five females ; among others, the
wife of Jacob Reif, Veronica Reif; Eliza Seller, Anna Christiana
Schlengeluff, Apalis SchlengeluflF, Anna Barbara Ranck,
Mary Ann Grossman.
3acob 3fteif unb 3acofc ©etler waren »a^rfc^einlid^ ktbc 9leu==
Iänt)er, cine 2lrt 2cute, welche in „SRupp'ö ®ef^. tcr 1)eutfc^en
in ^ennf^Iioantcn für ben ^uöli(^en ^xtii" griintUc^ bemäntelt
fint). 3öcob 9tcif »at feiner ^tii eine bctcutenbc ^^erfonlic^tcit
in ber (SJefc^ic^te ber tieutfc^=reformirten Ätr^e.
3n A ftnl) tie 5Ramen »on fünf unti fünfjig grancn; unter
anberen: bic %xa\x »on 3acob Steif, 55eron{ca SReif; (Slifa (Seller,
2lnna (it)riftiana (Schlengeluff, 2lpaliö «Schlengeluff, 2lnna Soar«
bara 9iancf, ^ax'xt Slnna ßrö^mann.
10) Sept. 15, 1729. Fifty-nine Palatines with their families,
one hundred and twenty-six persons, imported in the ship Allen,
James Craigie, Master, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes, whence
the ship sailed July 7th.— CoZ. Rec. III. 368.
(Sept. 15, 1729. 9?eun unb fünfjig ^fäljer mit i^ren ^amx^
lien, ein bunbert unb fec^ö unb giüünjig ^^erfonen, brachte baö
(S(^iff 2lllen, (Sapitain 3ameö Sratgie, »on iHotterbam über Sottjed,
wclc^eö bag ©c^iff am 7. 3uli öerliep.— Sol.=23er. III. 368.
Johannes Mack, Jacob Wiss,
Veiten Mack, Jacob Snider,*
Hans Gunde, Jacob Lesle,*
Andreas Bony, Paul Lipkip,*
Hisbert Benter,* Johannes Kipping,
Pieter Lesle, Conrad Eill,?
Jacob Bosserdt, Alexander jNIack, a
a Alexander Mack sen., was bom at Schriesheim, in the Pnlntinnte,
1G79. He married Anna Maria Kling of his nntive town. They hnd
son« and diiughters: John Valentin, .Inhannes, Alexander. Christina
and Anna Maria. Both dauphters died younjc His wife died in Germany
17:i'i. He settled near Germantown—died 17öö—buried iu the
Brethren burying ground. The epitaph on liis tombstone is brief: Hier