Archives d'Alsace. Birth: AD 67 BMS 1695-1733 p66.

Archives d'Alsace, https://archives.bas-rhin.fr/

Schleithal - Paroisse catholique (Avant 1793) - Registre de baptêmes mariages sépultures 1695-1733 - 3 E 451/1

https://archives.bas-rhin.fr/detail-document/ETAT-CIVIL-C447-P3-R45941#visio/page:ETAT-CIVIL-C447-P3-R45941-4175417

March 1, 1727 - Schleithal, Bas-Rhin, Alsace

Birth: AD 67 BMS 1695-1733 p66

https://archives.bas-rhin.fr/detail-document/ETAT-CIVIL-C447-P3-R45941#visio/page:ETAT-CIVIL-C447-P3-R45941-4175482

Land Patent, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Warantee - Michael Wisel Patentee - Jacob Wisel Patent Book Vol. AA No. 12 page 116 Survey Book Vol. C No. 224 page 109 Date of Warrant - 2/16/1743 County of Warrant - Bucks Warrant No. 86 Above information obtained from: Pennsylvania State Archives 350 North Street Harrisburg, Pa 17120 (Bucks County, Pennsylvania).

[In margin] Alien patent to Jacob Wisel

Thomas Penn and John Penn Esquires true and absolute proprietaries and

Governors in Chief of the province of Pennsylvania & Counties of New Castle,

Kent & Sussex on Delaware. To all to whom these presents shall come,

Greetings. Whereas John Penn, Thomas Penn & Richard Penn Esquires late

proprietaries of the said province by their Patent or Grant dated the

Seventeenth Day of February 1743 did for the consideration therein mentioned

give, grant, release & confirm unto Michael Wisel his Heirs & Assigns Two

certain tracts of land. One of them situate in Bedminster Township Bucks

County & Beginns at a small white oak marker thence by other land of Michael

Wisel south west one hundred & fifty perches to a post, thence by vacant land

north west one hundred & seventy two perches to a stone, thence by Michael

Freilick north east seventy perches to a post, thence by James Kilpatricks

land the two [compasses]? & distances next following nigh south east forty

four perches to a stone, thence by John Woomans land south east one hundred &

twenty eight perches to the place of beginning. Containing one hundred &

thirty one acres and allowance of six percent for roads.

And the other of them situate on a branch of Perkiomen Creek in the said

County & beginns at a marked white oak sapling & extending thence by vacant

land south west one hundred & fifty perches to a post thence by vacant land

south east one hundred & seventy perches to a post thence by William Allen's

land north east one hundred & fifty perches to a post thence by vacant land

north west one hundred & seventy perches to the place of beginning,

Containing one hundred & fifty acres & allowance aforesaid. Together with

the appurtenances to hold to him the said Michael Wisel his Heirs & Assigns

forever as by the said patent records at Philadelphia in Patent Book AA vol

13 page 369 more fully appears. And Whereas the said Michael Wisel did on

the eighteenth day of February 1743 for the better securing the payment of

the consideration in the said patent mentioned with the interest then thereon

due, mortgage the said tracts of land unto the said proprietaries which said

sum of money and the interest thereon due hath been since fully satisfied &

discharged by the said Michael Wisel as appears by Lynford Gardners the then

Receiver General's receipt endorsed on the said receipt mortgage and Whereas

the said Michael Wisel & Susanna his wife by their deed dated the tenth day

of February 1757 did for the consideration therein mentioned, grant & convey

the said tracts of land with their appurtenances unto their son Jacob Wisel

of Bedminster Township aforesaid Yeoman to hold to him his Heirs & Assigns

forever. And Whereas the said Jacob Wisel hath now represented to us that

the said Michael Wisel was an alien born out of the Dominion & Allegiance of

his Britannic Majesty at the time of our granting to him the said letters

patent and that the said Jacob Wisel is a native of this province and hath

therefore humbly besought us to release and confirm to him all the estate

rights and title which hath, may or can accrue to us, our Heirs and

Successors in or to the said two above described tracts of land by reason of

the said Michael Wisel's being an alien as aforesaid and we being desirous on

all occasions to show our willingness and reasonableness to encourage the

cultivation and improvement of our said province and to favor the settlers

thereof, have graciously condescended & agreed to release & relinquish such

advantages as hath, can or may accrue to us, our Heirs or Successors thereby

and fully to grant the said petitioner's request. Now therefore know ye that

for and in consideration of the premium and of the sum of Five Shillings

lawful money of our said province to our use paid by the said Jacob Wisel

(the script whereof we hereby acknowledge) and of the yearly quit rents as

before and herein reserved and [expressed?], we have granted, released,

remised, relinquished, quit claimed and confirm unto the said Jacob Wisel his

heirs & assigns all the estate rights, titles, interest, property claim and

demand whatever, both at law and in equity which hath, may or can accrue or

appertain to us, our Heirs or Successors in or to the said two above

described tracts of land by reason or means or on account of the said Michael

Wisel's being an alien as aforesaid or anything relating thereto. To hold

unto the said Jacob Wisel his Heirs and Assigns to and for the proper use and

behoof of the said Jacob Wisel his Heirs and Assigns forever under and

subject and yielding and paying nevertheless unto us, our Heirs and

Successors at or upon the first day of March in every year forever at our

manor of Pennsbury in the said county one half penny sterling for every acre

of the same or value thereof in coin current to such person or persons as

shall from time to time be appointed to receive the same. Witness Richard

Penn Esquire Lieutenant Governor or the said province who by virtue of

certain powers and authorities to him for this purpose [inlocalia?] granted

by the said proprietaries hath hereunto set his hand and caused the Great

Seal of the said province to be hereunto affixed at Philadelphia this

seventeenth day of September in the year of our lord one thousand seven

hundred and seventy two and in the twelfth year of the reign of King George

the Third over Great Britain.

Recorded 6th Day

of February 1773

And Whereas the said Michael Wisel did on

the eighteenth day of February 1743 for the better securing the payment of

the consideration in the said patent mentioned with the interest then thereon

due, mortgage the said tracts of land unto the said proprietaries which said

sum of money and the interest thereon due hath been since fully satisfied &

discharged by the said Michael Wisel as appears by Lynford Gardners the then

Receiver General's receipt endorsed on the said receipt mortgage and Whereas

the said Michael Wisel & Susanna his wife by their deed dated the tenth day

of February 1757 did for the consideration therein mentioned, grant & convey

the said tracts of land with their appurtenances unto their son Jacob Wisel

of Bedminster Township aforesaid Yeoman to hold to him his Heirs & Assigns

forever.

Michael Weisel, Will of George Michael Weisel who immigrated to Pennsylvania in 1732. (Register of Wills, 1770, Philadelpha County, Pennsylvania Will No. 188 Deceased Year 1770 Certified Copy of Book #N Page 335).

Register of Wills In and For the County of Philadelphia Pennsylvania

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF

Michael Weisel

Will No. 188 Deceased Year 1770

Certified Copy of Book #N Page 335

The LAST WILL and TESTAMENT

RONALD R. DONATUCCI

REGISTER OF WILLS

[Translation] I Michael Weisel being at this time sick and weak but yet of sound understanding do hereby make my testament or last will in the words following.

First it is my will that after my decease my heirs do bury me in a Christian like manner and my soul I commend to the Lord God.

Secondly, it is my will that all the movable goods wherewith God has blessed me shall be of my wife Susanna and she shall keep the same in her hands during her life and do therewith as she pleases and she shall have her living in the house where we now dwell agreeable to the contract made between myself and my son Jacob Wysel.

Thirdly it is my will that all my children so as they are herein mentioned shall have their hereditary shares in manner following: first my son Jacob Weisel shall have my plantation and for the same he shall give to his brothers and sisters their hereditary shares, first to my eldest son 50 pounds in May Fair to wit, the 27th of May 1758 he shall give him 25 pounds and the 27th of May 1759 again 25 pounds which shall be his full hereditary share. Then to my second son Michael he shall give the 27th of May 1760 25 pounds and the 27th of May 1761 again 25 pounds which shall be his full hereditary share. Thirdly, to my eldest daughter Abolonia I do bequeath her hereditary portion as followeth to wit my son Jacob Weisel shall 1768 May 27th pay unto George Heintz the

son of Andorry Heintz 25 pounds which shall be divided in equal parts among the children of Andorry Heintz and it is my will that my daughter Abolonia shall have in money one shilling sterling to be paid her by Jacob Weisel on the 27th of May 1769

which shall be her hereditary portion. Fourthly my son Jacob Weisel shall give to his brother George Weisel 50 pounds in two equal payments, the first payment to be made the 27th of May 1764 to wit 25 pounds and on the 27th of May 1765 again 25 pounds which shall be his hereditary share. Fifthly my daughter Barbara shall have 50 pounds in two equal payments 1766 the 27th of May she shall have 25 pounds and 1767 the 27th of May again 25 pounds which shall be her hereditary portion. Sixthly the child of my deceased daughter left behind her now living with her father George Wildanger, her name is Magdalena, shall instead of my youngest daughter deceased, have her hereditary portion of 50 pounds which money has been fully paid to George Wildanger and he, George Wildanger shall pay that 50 pounds to that child in two payments, on the 27th day of November 1770 he shall pay 25 pounds to that child and 1771 again 25

pounds which shall be the child's hereditary portion and it is my will that my son Michael Weisel shall be the guardian of the above named child and have in his keeping until she cometh to age the bonds belonging to that child and given for the use of the said child by her father George Wildanger which is my will wrote by me Michael Weisel and sealed and signed the 3rd of October in the year 1757.

Michael Wisel [seal]

Present witnesses -- Jacob x Wysel

Johanne Wurman John Keiffer

Louis Weiss of the city of Philadelphia, a scrivener, maketh oath that the

foregoing is a true translation of an original writing in the German language

purporting to be the last will and testament of Michael Weisel deceased now

remaining in the Register General Office at Philadelphia and that from the

same original he the deponent has made and therewith compared the said

translation as further saith not.

Sworn the 17th day of July 1770 before me

Benjamin Chew, Reg. Genl.

Takes possession of farm, and pays his siblings their hereditary share.

1779 Tax Rolls, Bedminster Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

http://www.rootsweb.com/~pabucks/bedminstertax1779.html

Transcribed by Laura VanSant

Name Acres-Horses-Cattle-Servants

Michael Weisel, Sen. 200-3-3-0

Michael Weisel, Jun. 50-0-2-0

Jacob Weisel 260-3-7-0

F. Edward Wright, Bucks County, Pennsylvania Church Records of the 17th & 18th Centuries German Church Records - Volume 1 Tohickon Union (Reformed) Church, Bedminster Twp, Bucks County:.

page 205 Death of Jacob Weissel

buried Apr 29, 1797 age 72 years

Register of Wills, Bucks County, 55 Court Street, Doylestown, PA., Administration of the Estate of Jacob Weisel (Register of Wills, Bucks County, 55 Court Street, Doylestown, PA.).

Administration of the Estate of Jacob Weisel

(Handwritten)

Know all men by these presents that I Frederick Wisley of Bedminster Township eldest son that is now living in this State of Jacob Wisley late of the same place deceased, do by these presents renounce, release and quit claim to the Administration of the goods and chattel rights and credits whatsoever, which were of the said deceased, and desire that the same may be commuted to my brother George Wisely or to such persons as may be entitled thereto. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this twenty third day of August anno Dom 1797.

Witness Present, Michael Weissell

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We, the auditors appointed to adjust and settle the accounts of George Weisel, Administrator of the Estate of Jacob Weisel deceased do report that upon examination of the accounts we find a balance of seven hundred and thirty two pounds and one shilling and five pence in the hands of the administrator. We also find that Daniel Weisel, one of the heirs, had received from his father Jacob Weisel, on the second day of January 1793, the sum of seventy three pounds, eleven shillings and nine pence which we have considered as an advancement. Therefore he will not be entitled to receive a child's full share out of the above balance but only the sum of thirty five pounds, seventeen shillings, eight pence, the residue to be distributed among the other heirs of the said Jacob Weisel deceased, agreeably to the accounts for the distribution of Intestate Estates. Witness our hands this nineteenth day of November Anno Domini One thousand eight hundred and eight - 1808.

William Erwin, Ralph Stover, Geo. Burges

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Register's Office, Bucks County April 20th, 1809

The heirs, creditors , and other persons interested are desired to take notice, that George Weisel Administrator of Jacob Weisel last of the township of Bedminster deceased has filed in this Office the accounts of his Administration to the Estate of the said deceased, and that the same will be presented, for approbation and allowance, to an Orphans Court, to be held at Newtown, in and for the said County of Bucks, on the thirtieth day of May next at 10 o'clock A.M.

Register

Archive - LDS FHL Historical Record Collections https://familysearch.org/ Historical Record Collections https://familysearch.org/search/collection/list. Pennsylvania Births and Christenings, 1709-1950. The Family History Library of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 35 North West Temple Street

Salt Lake City , Utah 84150

United States. Tel: 1-866-406-1830, Web: www.familysearch.org.

Name:Frederick Weissel

Gender:Male

Event Type:Christening

Event Date:21 Apr 1751

Event Place:GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH,TOHICKON,BUCKS,PENNSYLVANIA

Birth Date:

Birthplace:

Father's Name:Jacob Weissel

Mother's Name:Anna Margaret

Indexing Project (Batch) Number:C50755-1

System Origin:Pennsylvania-ODM

GS Film number:974.8 B4PG V.31

Citing this Record:

"Pennsylvania Births and Christenings, 1709-1950," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V2VV-Y31 : 9 December 2014), Jacob Weissel in entry for Frederick Weissel, 21 Apr 1751; Christening, citing GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH,TOHICKON,BUCKS,PENNSYLVANIA; FHL microfilm 974.8 B4PG V.31.

F. Edward Wright, Bucks County, Pennsylvania Church Records of the 17th & 18th Centuries German Church Records - Volume 1 Tohickon Union (Reformed) Church, Bedminster Twp, Bucks County:.

Jacob Weisel & Anna Margaret child Frederick bap. 21 APR 1751 wit. Blasius Beyer & Elizabeth

Ibid. p. 312.

EASTER CONFIRMATION

Maria Elizabeth Weisel 1768 (pg 312)

Frederick Weisel 1768

Michael Weisel 1768

Compiled by Wesley M. Robinson of Greensburg, PA, Weisel Revolutionary War Record (The Pennsylvania Archives, Series 5, Volume 5,).

Name Source Address Date Service

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Wisel, Adam V-7-315 Lancester Co. 1782 Malitia

Wisel, Adam V-7-318 Lancester Co. 1782 Malitia

Wisel, Frederick V-5-373 Bedmin. Twp 1780 Malitia - Capt. Wm McHenry

Wisel, Frederick V-5-378 Bedmin. Twp 1781 June 12-Malitia-Capt. Wm McHenry

Weisel, Frederic V-5-384 Bedmin. Twp 1781 4th class Capt. McHenry

Wisel, George V-5-374 Bedmin. Twp 1780 Under Capt. Wm McHenry

Wisel, George V-5-380 Bedmin. Twp 1781 June 12 - Capt. Wm McHenry

Wisel, George V-5-427 Haycock Twp 1781 Capt. Manus Yost Co.

Wisel, George V-5-432 Haycock Twp 1781 Oct 14 Capt. Manus Yost Co.

Wisel, Henry V-5-374 Bedmin. Twp 1780 Capt. Wm McHenry

Wisel, Henry V-5-444 Bucks Co 1783 May 1 - Ensign-Commision

Wisel, Henry VI-3-99 Bucks Co 1786 Lieut - 1st Batt. Commision

Wisel, Jacob V-5-400 Bucks Co 1775 Oct 9 - Private Richland Comp

Wisel, Jacob V-5-351 Bucks Co 1777 1st Lieut.- Commision

Wisel, Jacob V-5-342 Bucks Co 1780 Ensign-Comission

Wisel, Mickel Jr V-5-373 Bedmin. Twp 1780 Capt. Wm McHenry

Wisel, Michel V-5-379 Bedmin. Twp 1781 June 12 - Capt Wm McHenry

Wisel, Frederick V-5-373 Bedmin. Twp 1780 Malitia - Capt. Wm McHenry

Wisel, Frederick V-5-378 Bedmin. Twp 1781 June 12-Malitia-Capt. Wm McHenry

Weisel, Frederic V-5-384 Bedmin. Twp 1781 4th class Capt. McHenry

Web - https://www.ancestry.com/. Pennsylvania, U.S., Veterans Card Files, 1775-1916.

Pennsylvania, U.S., Veterans Card Files, 1775-1916

https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/62200/images/62200_0050_1988

Weisell, Frederick; County: Bucks; Unit 3rd Bn; Class: 4th;

Company or Commander: Capt. William McHenry; Duty: March His Tour; Appeal Book (Year 1781)

Source Citation: Pennsylvania State Archives; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Revolutionary War Military Abstract Card File; Series Number: 13.50

Source Information: Ancestry.com. Pennsylvania, U.S., Veterans Card Files, 1775-1916

Ibid. Bucks County, Pennsylvania, U.S., Tax Records, 1782-1860.

Bucks County, Pennsylvania, U.S., Tax Records, 1782-1860, Bedminster 1794

https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/1861071:2188

Frederick Wisel |3|9| is listed under the column of "Single Men"

The Bucks County Historical Society; Doylestown, Pennsylvania; Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Tax Records, 1782-1860; Collection: Title No. 102; Roll Number: 1

Source Information: Ancestry.com. Bucks County, Pennsylvania, U.S., Tax Records, 1782-1860

Register of Wills, Bucks County, 55 Court Street, Doylestown, PA., Administration of the Estate of Jacob Weisel (Register of Wills, Bucks County, 55 Court Street, Doylestown, PA.).

Administration of the Estate of Jacob Weisel

(Handwritten)

Know all men by these presents that I Frederick Wisley of Bedminster Township eldest son that is now living in this State of Jacob Wisley late of the same place deceased, do by these presents renounce, release and quit claim to the Administration of the goods and chattel rights and credits whatsoever, which were of the said deceased, and desire that the same may be commuted to my brother George Wisely or to such persons as may be entitled thereto. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this twenty third day of August anno Dom 1797.

Witness Present, Michael Weissell

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We, the auditors appointed to adjust and settle the accounts of George Weisel, Administrator of the Estate of Jacob Weisel deceased do report that upon examination of the accounts we find a balance of seven hundred and thirty two pounds and one shilling and five pence in the hands of the administrator. We also find that Daniel Weisel, one of the heirs, had received from his father Jacob Weisel, on the second day of January 1793, the sum of seventy three pounds, eleven shillings and nine pence which we have considered as an advancement. Therefore he will not be entitled to receive a child's full share out of the above balance but only the sum of thirty five pounds, seventeen shillings, eight pence, the residue to be distributed among the other heirs of the said Jacob Weisel deceased, agreeably to the accounts for the distribution of Intestate Estates. Witness our hands this nineteenth day of November Anno Domini One thousand eight hundred and eight - 1808.

William Erwin, Ralph Stover, Geo. Burges

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Register's Office, Bucks County April 20th, 1809

The heirs, creditors , and other persons interested are desired to take notice, that George Weisel Administrator of Jacob Weisel last of the township of Bedminster deceased has filed in this Office the accounts of his Administration to the Estate of the said deceased, and that the same will be presented, for approbation and allowance, to an Orphans Court, to be held at Newtown, in and for the said County of Bucks, on the thirtieth day of May next at 10 o'clock A.M.

Register

Know all men by these presents that I Frederick Wisley of Bedminster Township

eldest son that is now living in this State of Jacob Wisley late of the same

place deceased, do by these presents renounce, release and quit claim to the

Administration of the goods and chattel rights and credits whatsoever, which

were of the said deceased, and desire that the same may be commuted to my

brother George Wisely or to such persons as may be entitled thereto. In

witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this twenty third day of August

anno Dom 1797.

Web - https://www.ancestry.com/. Bucks County, Pennsylvania, U.S., Tax Records, 1782-1860.

Bucks County, Pennsylvania, U.S., Tax Records, 1782-1860, Tinicum 1801

https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/2590859:2188

Frederick Wisel is recorded as a "farmer" in the tax register under the column "Single Men Names"

Source Citation: The Bucks County Historical Society; Doylestown, Pennsylvania; Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Tax Records, 1782-1860; Collection: Title No. 102; Roll Number: 22

Source Information: Ancestry.com. Bucks County, Pennsylvania, U.S., Tax Records, 1782-1860

Lycoming Gazette, Williamsport, PA, Lycoming Gazette Williamsport, PA 10 May 1826-31 Dec 1836 Web source 5/2002: http://www.rootsweb.com/~pasulliv/reviews/lycominggazette2.htm (Lycoming Gazette, Williamsport, PA).

5 Nov. 1828

Frederick WEISEL, died on Monday morning last in Loyalsock Twp., aged about 70 years

5 Nov. 1828

Frederick WEISEL, died on Monday morning last in Loyalsock Twp., aged about 70 years

Riverview Cemetery, Williamsport, Washington County, Maryland (Riverview Cemetery records obtained from the Washington County Historical Society, Hagerstown, Maryland). Weisel, Jacob b. 5 Aug. 1753; d. 31 Oct. 1812.

Weisel, Jacob b. 5 Aug. 1753; d. 31 Oct. 1812

Weisel, Margaret b. 16 Sep. 1773; d 28 Jul 1817

Weisel, Daniel, Sr. b. in Bucks County, PA 19 Apr. 1765; d 19 May 1825

Weisel, Mary 3rd d/o Daniel and Margaret Weisel b. 6 Dec. 1799, d. 4 Apr. 1846

Shoop, A. d 26 Feb. 1873 age 65 yr, 8 mo, 22 da

Shoop, Susan w/o A. Shoop d. 23 Jan 1907 age 93 yr, 3 mo, 12 da

Rhode, Jacob Jr., b. 2 Jul 1804, d. 9 May 1875

Rhode, Margaret w/o Jacob Rhode b. 5 Oct. 1807, d. 8 Mar. 1870

Weisel, Dr. Samuel b. 10 May 1810, d. 26 Jan. 1872

Weisel, Susan M. w/o Dr. Samuel Weisel d. 26 Dec. 1898 age 89 yr.

Weisel, Samuel L. s/o Dr. Samuel and Susan M. Weisel d. 9 Jan. age 36 yr.

Weisel, Dr. Edmund T. 2nd s/o Dr. Samuel and Susan M. Weisel b. 12 Oct. 1840,

d. 3 Mar. 1870

Weisel, Marion E. b. 28 Nov. 1844, d. 25 Feb. 1890

1800 United States Federal Census, Maryland.

Book Index 1800: (Compiled Jackson)

Wesel, Daniel Washington Co, MD 162 10020-21110-10

M: <10=1, 26-45=2 F: <10=2, 10-15=1, 16-25=1, 26-45=1

Jacob is likely the 2nd male age 26-45 in the household of Daniel.

Book Index.

Williamsport, Washington County, Maryland M252_16, p. 470

Weisel, Daniel 20011-21110-0

M: <10=2, 26-45=1, >45=1

F: <10=2, 10-15=1, 16-25=1, 26-45=1

Weisel, Jacob 00001-00000-0

M: >45=1

Jacob is unmarried, living alone in the 1810 census.

Web - Find A Grave www.findagrave.com. Memorial #: 118710967.

Jacob Weisel

Birth: 5 Aug 1753

Death: 31 Oct 1812 (aged 59)

Burial: River View Cemetery, Williamsport, Washington County, Maryland, USA

Memorial #: 118710967

Bio: Information is from Washington County Cemetery Records recorded by Samuel Webster Piper before 1935-36. Found in the library and the Historical Society of Hagerstown, MD

Created by: Bonnie (47199659)

Added: 14 Oct 2013

URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/118710967/jacob-weisel

Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 20 October 2019), memorial page for Jacob Weisel (5 Aug 1753–31 Oct 1812), Find A Grave Memorial no. 118710967, citing River View Cemetery, Williamsport, Washington County, Maryland, USA ; Maintained by Bonnie (contributor 47199659) .

F. Edward Wright, Bucks County, Pennsylvania Church Records of the 17th & 18th Centuries German Church Records - Volume 1 Tohickon Union (Reformed) Church, Bedminster Twp, Bucks County:.

Jacob Weissel & Margaret child Anna Catharine b. 18 MAR 1756 bap 6 JUN 1756 wit Jacob Frey & Catharine Beyer

Archive - LDS FHL Historical Record Collections https://familysearch.org/ Historical Record Collections https://familysearch.org/search/collection/list. Pennsylvania Births and Christenings, 1709-1950. The Family History Library of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 35 North West Temple Street

Salt Lake City , Utah 84150

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Name:Anna Catharine Weissel

Gender:Female

Event Type:Christening

Event Date:06 Jun 1756

Event Place:GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH,TOHICKON,BUCKS,PENNSYLVANIA

Birth Date:18 Mar 1756

Birthplace:

Death Date:

Name Note:

Race (Original):

Father's Name:Jacob Weissel

Father's Birthplace:

Father's Age:

Mother's Name:Margaret

Mother's Birthplace:

Mother's Age:

Indexing Project (Batch) Number:C50755-1

System Origin:Pennsylvania-ODM

GS Film number:974.8 B4PG V.31

Reference ID:

Citing this Record:

"Pennsylvania Births and Christenings, 1709-1950," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V2V2-DVL : 9 December 2014), Anna Catharine Weissel, 06 Jun 1756; Christening, citing GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH,TOHICKON,BUCKS,PENNSYLVANIA; FHL microfilm 974.8 B4PG V.31.

Historical note may have been submitted by Calvin Kephart, the historian., Weisel Family Association 1935 Reunion Program.

1936 Weisel Family Association

Fifth Annual Reunion

at Forest Park, Chalfont, Bucks County, PA

on Saturday, September 5, 1936

Fifth Annual Reunion Approaches

The Committee on Arrangements is looking forward to this year's meeting as the largest and most enjoyable so far. Forest Park, a beautiful picnic grove, has been chosen because of the many advantages not heretofore available. A modern sanitary swimming pool and a few amusements will make the youngsters glad they came, and the location of this park makes it convenient for the Bucks County Weisels as well as the others. Support the plans of the committee by bringing the whole family. Pack a picnic lunch and we will all have a good old Weisel outing.

HISTORY OF THE MARYLAND WEISELS

Brief mention has been made at earlier reunions of the Maryland branch of the Weisel family of Bucks County. It is now fitting that some of the facts of the illustrious group should be made more generally known.

Jacob Weisel, Sr., son of the colonial pioneers, born about 1726, married Ann Margaret (surname not known) early in 1750 and they had the following children.

(1)Frederick, born January 1, 1751, died unmarried at Williamsport, PA, on November 1, 1838;

(2)Jacob, Jr., born August 5, 1753; more later;

(3)Anna Catherine, born March 18, 1756; died August 18, 1758;

(4)John, born July 6, 1758, no further data;

(5)George, born January 29, 1761, died June 12, 1835: married Elizabeth

Hoenig (Haney) January 18, 1788, born March 18, 1760, died March 8, 1858,

descendants around Williamsport, PA;

(6)Henry (?): uncertainty as to this name;

(7)Daniel, born April 10, 1766; more later;

(8)Maria Elizabeth, born July 9, 1769, died September 14, 1840, unmarried, at Williamsport, Penna.

In our struggle for independence, Jacob, Sr., served as an Ensign and First Lieutenant, and Frederick as a private in the Bucks County militia, and Jacob, Jr. served as a gunner in Captain Joseph Watkins' 1st Company, Artillery Battalion of Philadelphia. In 1786 the brothers Jacob, Jr., and Daniel migrated to the later-named Williamsport, Maryland, southwest of Hagerstown. Jacob, Jr., died unmarried on October 31, 1812, and was buried there. Daniel associated himself with a Mr. Humrichhouse in the merchandise business there and about 1790 married Margaret Startzman, born September 16, 1773, died July 28, 1817, daughter of Henry and Eve Startzman. Their house was one of the first erected on the banks of the Potomac River in that region. Their children were:

(1)Jacob, born May 2, 1791;

(2)Elizabeth, born November 17, 1792: married Daniel Cyester, no issue;

(3)George, born January 29, 1796;

(4)Sarah, born 1797, married Skipwith Wilson: issue;

(5)Mary, born December 6, 1799, unmarried: died April 4, 1846;

(6)Daniel, Jr., born January 26, 1803: more below;

(7)Margaret, born October 11, 1807: md. Jacob Roth (Rhode) Jr.: issue;

(8)Samuel, born May 16, 1810: more below;

(9)Susanna, born October 11, 1813: md. Adam Shoop: issue.

Daniel Weisel, Jr., was graduated from Princeton College in 1824 and immediately entered the office of Attorney Hoffman at Baltimore. While there he was graduated from the Baltimore Law School. In 1826 he was admitted to the Maryland Bar and the same year married Matilda, daughter of Amos and Sarah Theresa (Williams) Davis, the latter a niece of General Otho Holland Williams. In 1830, with a Mr. Tice, he established the Republican Banner, a Whig newspaper, at Williamsport. His editorials were so able and forcible as to attract widespread attention, including the publishers of the "National Intelligencer". In 1838 they moved to Hagerstown, where he gained a lucrative law practice. From 1847 to 1852 he was Associate Justice of the Judicial District comprising Frederick, Washington, and Allegheny Counties, when by a constitutional change the court was supplanted by the single judge system. In 1861 he was elected Judge of the 4th Judicial Circuit, comprising Washington and Allegheny Counties, and in 1864 became a Judge of the Court of Appeals of the state, going out of office with another constitutional change in the judicial system in 1867. He thereupon resumed private practice.

In 1868 he was Republican candidate for Congress in the 6th District, reducing the normal opposition majority from 2800 to 480. That year he was awarded the honorary degree of LL.D. by his alma mater, Princeton College. In 1872 he was Delegate-at-large from Maryland to the National Republican Convention that nominated Grant and Wilson.

HISTORY of the MARYLAND WEISELS

Judge Weisel was a founder of the Williamsport Bank and its president for many years. His benefactions were numerous and he was an ardent advocate of education. He participated in the promotion and foundation of the Hagerstown Lyceum and the Hagerstown Female Seminary, and also was a member of the Board of Visitors of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Frederick.

Judge Weisel died at Hagerstown on September 25, 1880, and was buried in the cemetery of the Trinity Lutheran Church there. Promptly upon his decease the Washington County Bar adopted a resolution eulogizing his distinguished career and his personal character, as set out on page 1126 of J. T. Scharf's History of Western Maryland. He was a man of sturdy independence of character, sincere convictions, and great earnestness of purpose . . . . the personification of gentlemanly bearing and professional courtesy. His portrait will soon be hung among those of the other judges of the Maryland Court of Appeals at Hagerstown. He left no children.

His brother, Dr. Samuel Weisel, was likewise an eminent man. He was graduated in medicine from the University of Maryland at Baltimore in 1832 and was an outstanding surgeon in western Maryland. On November 14, 1837, he married Susan M. Turner. He died on January 26, 1872, and his wife died on December 26, 1898, aged 89 years. A son, Dr. Daniel Weisel, was also an able surgeon, having served in the Medical Corps of the U.S. Army and attained the grade of Captain and Assistant Surgeon. Me was born on August 29, 1838, and died on October 30, 1888. His wife, who was Isabel Waters, died on November 19, 1929. A daughter, Harriet, lives in Washington DC, and a son, Major Edmund T. Weisel, born September 21, 1878, served in the Field Artillery of the U.S. Army. During the World War (I) he was promoted to the temporary grade of Lieutenant-Colonel on General Staff duty. On October 15, 1922, he was retired on physical disability and died (unmarried) on October 31, 1927.

Jacob Weisel, Sr., son of the colonial pioneers, born about 1726, married Ann Margaret (surname not known) early in 1750 and they had the following children.

(1)Frederick, born January 1, 1751, died unmarried at Williamsport, PA, on

November 1, 1838;

(2)Jacob, Jr., born August 5, 1753; more later;

(3)Anna Catherine, born March 18, 1756; died August 18, 1758;

(4)John, born July 6, 1758, no further data;

(5)George, born January 29, 1761, died June 12, 1835: married Elizabeth

Hoenig (Haney) January 18, 1788, born March 18, 1760, died March 8, 1858,

descendants around Williamsport, PA;

(6)Henry (?): uncertainty as to this name;

(7)Daniel, born April 10, 1766; more later;

(8)Maria Elizabeth, born July 9, 1769, died September 14, 1840, unmarried,

F. Edward Wright, Bucks County, Pennsylvania Church Records of the 17th & 18th Centuries German Church Records - Volume 1 Tohickon Union (Reformed) Church, Bedminster Twp, Bucks County:. p. 266.

Child of Jacob Weisel d. 18 Aug 1758 bur 20 AUG

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Name: Weisel

Death Date: 18 August 1758 (18 August 1758)

Parent Name: Jacob Weisel

Event Type: Burial

Event Date: 20 Aug

Event Place: Pennsylvania, United States

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Jacob Weisel's child died Aug 18, 1758, buried Aug. 20

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Name: John Weisel

Sex: Male

Birth Date: 6 Jul 1758

Father's Name: Jacob Weisel

Father's Sex: Male

Mother's Name: Margaret

Mother's Sex: Female

Event Type: Christening

Event Date: 20 Aug 1758

Event Place: East Vincent Church, East Vincent Township, Chester, Pennsylvania, United States

Event Place (Original): German Reformed Church, Tohickon, Bucks, Pennsylvania, United States

Book Number: 974.8 B4PG V.31

Originating System: ODM

Indexing Batch: C50755-1

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Jacob Weisel & Margaret; John b. July 6; bap. Aug. 20, 1758; Blasius Beyer & wf

Compiled by Wesley M. Robinson of Greensburg, PA, Weisel Revolutionary War Record (The Pennsylvania Archives, Series 5, Volume 5,).

Name Source Address Date Service

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Wisel, Adam V-7-315 Lancester Co. 1782 Malitia

Wisel, Adam V-7-318 Lancester Co. 1782 Malitia

Wisel, Frederick V-5-373 Bedmin. Twp 1780 Malitia - Capt. Wm McHenry

Wisel, Frederick V-5-378 Bedmin. Twp 1781 June 12-Malitia-Capt. Wm McHenry

Weisel, Frederic V-5-384 Bedmin. Twp 1781 4th class Capt. McHenry

Wisel, George V-5-374 Bedmin. Twp 1780 Under Capt. Wm McHenry

Wisel, George V-5-380 Bedmin. Twp 1781 June 12 - Capt. Wm McHenry

Wisel, George V-5-427 Haycock Twp 1781 Capt. Manus Yost Co.

Wisel, George V-5-432 Haycock Twp 1781 Oct 14 Capt. Manus Yost Co.

Wisel, Henry V-5-374 Bedmin. Twp 1780 Capt. Wm McHenry

Wisel, Henry V-5-444 Bucks Co 1783 May 1 - Ensign-Commision

Wisel, Henry VI-3-99 Bucks Co 1786 Lieut - 1st Batt. Commision

Wisel, Jacob V-5-400 Bucks Co 1775 Oct 9 - Private Richland Comp

Wisel, Jacob V-5-351 Bucks Co 1777 1st Lieut.- Commision

Wisel, Jacob V-5-342 Bucks Co 1780 Ensign-Comission

Wisel, Mickel Jr V-5-373 Bedmin. Twp 1780 Capt. Wm McHenry

Wisel, Michel V-5-379 Bedmin. Twp 1781 June 12 - Capt Wm McHenry

Wisel, George V-5-374 Bedmin. Twp 1780 Under Capt. Wm McHenry

Wisel, George V-5-380 Bedmin. Twp 1781 June 12 - Capt. Wm McHenry

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Name:George Weisel

Gender:Male

Event Type:Christening

Event Date:14 Jun 1761

Event Place:GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH,TOHICKON,BUCKS,PENNSYLVANIA

Birth Date:29 Jan 1761

Birthplace:

Death Date:

Name Note:

Race (Original):

Father's Name:Jacob Weisel

Father's Birthplace:

Father's Age:

Mother's Name:Margaret

Mother's Birthplace:

Mother's Age:

Indexing Project (Batch) Number:C50755-1

System Origin:Pennsylvania-ODM

GS Film number:974.8 B4PG V.31

Reference ID:

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Newspaper cutting by the Centre County Historical Library and Museum, Pennsylvania Newspaper and publication date unknown (Unknown).

AN EARLY SETTLER

A Brief Sketch of the Life of

John Weisel, Esq.

Something About Pioneer Life

in Lycoming County

Interesting Reminiscences of a Venerable and Useful Citizen

The subject of this sketch, John Weisel, Esq. of this city [Williamsport, PA]

was born on the first day of April 1805 in Tinnecum [Tinicum] township, Bucks

County, the residence of his father, [John] George Weisel, being at the time

on the banks of the Tinnecum river where it empties into the Delaware. In

the fall of the same year his father moved his family to this section of

country, settling in Loyalsock township, at that time, now Eldred, and

occupying that winter a little house that stood on the premises where a Mr.

Mosteller now lives, situated near the Quaker meeting house. Shortly after

his arrival in this vicinity his father purchased a small tract of land in

Hepburn Township and erected a house thereon. He then cut a road through the

woods to his new home that winter and in the spring of 1806 he moved his

family and household goods. In the year 1808 his father erected a new mill

on the banks of Mill Creek and in the spring of the year 1810 he began the

erection of a grist mill. Mr. Jacob Hyman had the contract to do the

carpenter work, John Fields, father of Firman Fields, Esq. of Fields Station,

being an apprentice under him at the time. A man by the name of Jacob Shane

was the millwright, Mr. William Ball, a brother-in-law of Mr. Weisel who

afterwards became the owner of the mill, being an apprentice under Shane at

the time. Philip Pence, an old Revolutionary soldier, cut the stone, taking

him many months to complete the job, he procuring the stone in a quarry along

Lycoming Creek. The grist mill was completed in the fall of the same year,

and began operations. The mill is still standing and is now known as Ball's

Mills.

Although but five years old at the this time, Mr. Weisel says he distinctly

remembers that the country was infested with wild animals, such as bears,

wolves, etc. As an incident, he relates that one evening a bear came to the

residence of his uncle Abraham Utterhold, and made for the hog pen in which

were several fine fat hogs. His uncle being in the barn at the time, seized

a pitchfork and undertook to drive bruin off, but to no purpose, as the best

succeeded in breaking in the pen, and seizing one of the porkers, he made off

for the hills with it. The next day, Samuel Weisel, an older brother,

succeeded in shooting the animal, which on being cut open was found to be in

very lean condition, not an once of fat on his carcass. This fact explained

that hunger had compelled the bear to make such a bold dash for food. Mr.

Weisel worked on the farm for his father until the year 1825, when he then

began to work at what was called a carding machine, which was situated in a

small building about one-fourth of a mile from the grist mill, and which had

been in charge of his oldest brother, William, for a long time. His duties

consisted in carding the wool into rolls, which were then taken to the house

where the female portion of the family xxx, was taken to the weaver who wove

it, it was then taken to what was known as a fulling mill where it was fulled

and sheared, and then was known as cloth. He continued to work at the

business until the time of his father's death which occurred in 1836? In

1837 he was united in marriage to Miss Sitney [Sidney] Mackey, Jacob Grafius,

Esq., performing the ceremony at the residence of the bride's parents, which

was situated in back of what is now known as Warrensville. The best man on

this occasion was the father of Captain D.B. Eise, proprietor of the Crawford

House, who is now living in one of the western states.

After the death of this father, Mr. Weisel took charge of the mill property,

paying the other heirs for their shares. He carried on the business until

1840 when he sold out to William Ball, his brother-in-law, whose nephew,

George now owns and operates the mill. After selling out, Mr. Weisel moved

to what in now known as Warrensville, which place he afterwards laid out, and

purchased a property of Samuel Carpenter, consisting of one hundred and

twenty five acres of land, and a saw and grist mill, paying $7,000 for the

same. He resided here for thirteen years, when he sold the property to

Squire Milnor and his brother-in-law, a man by the name of Whitefield,

receiving for the same $8,000.

In 1853, on the first day of April, Mr. Weisel removed with his family to

this city [Williamsport] and purchased the piece of ground on which his

residence is now erected, No. 35 East Third Street. At the time of the

purchase the improvements consisted of a small frame building. He bought the

property from Hon. Judge Eldred, paying $1,500 for it. On the eighth day of

the following March, his mother died, being 93 years old to the day. Mr.

Weisel continued to live in this building until it was destroyed by the great

fire of 1871. Shortly after the destruction of the property he began the

erection of the three storied brick property in which he has resided ever

since. Mr. Weisel was at one time the owner of considerable real estate

situated in this city. In 1846 he bought of Lentz & White, members of the

well known lumber firm of White, Lentz & White, ninety town lots situated in

what is now the eastern extremity of the city limits, paying for them the sum

of $3,400. These lots fronted on Washington Street, between Almond and Lower

Vine streets, and extended back into Lloyd's addition. Mr. Weisel disposed

of a large number of these lots.

Mr. Weisel has been elected to fill several positions of trust. In 1844 he

was elected County Commissioner to serve three years, taking the place of

Daniel Strieby, Esq., deceased. At the time of he served, John Steck, of

Hughesville, farmer Thomas Wood of Muncy, Hugh Russell of Larry's Creek, and

William Platt, of Clinton Township also served. A new Commissioner was

elected each year, tow holding over. He was also elected a Justice of the

Peace in the Second Ward of this city at the time the Eighth Ward was formed

but he never lifted his commission.

Mr. Weisel is now living at N. 35 East Third Street, this city with his

estimable wife, Elizabeth, who is but ten months his junior, she being born

in the town of Bellvidere, New Jersey. A remarkable thing in regard to Mrs.

Weisel is that she has never been sick a day in her life. Mr. and Mrs.

Weisel had three children born to them, Elizabeth A. who died a few years ago

in White Deer Valley; Mary Jane Fullmer, who resides in this city, and Dr.

George Weisel, a well known physician of Williamsport.

Shortly after

his arrival in this vicinity his father purchased a small tract of land in

Hepburn Township and erected a house thereon. He then cut a road through the

woods to his new home that winter and in the spring of 1806 he moved his

family and household goods. In the year 1808 his father erected a new mill

on the banks of Mill Creek and in the spring of the year 1810 he began the

erection of a grist mill.

John George Weisel (born Jan 29, 1761), Last will and testament of George Weisel of Hepburn Township, Lycoming County. Apr 21, 1835 - Proved Jun 16, 1835 (Register of Wills, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania).

Will of John George Weisel

The last will and testament of George Weisel of Hepburn Township, Lycoming

County. I, George Weisel, considering the uncertainties of mortal life and

being of sound mind and memory, blessed be to Almighty God for the same, do

make and publish this my last will and testament in manner and following:

First I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Elizabeth Weisel the house that

I now live in for her lifetime with all the household furniture, beds,

bedsteads, chairs, clock and case stove and one cow and pasture and that

meadow west of the Grist Mill and north of the crick and it is my will that

my executor shall cut and make alive to her the hay in the barn and apples

and cider made and delivered to her. For the support for her lifetime, I

give and bequeath to my wife ten bushels of wheat and ten bushels of rye and

ten bushels of buckwheat and ten bushels of corn, from the total received in

the mill and the garden by the mansion house.

For her lifetime, I give and bequeath to my wife Elizabeth Weisel the sum of

one thousand dollars cash which shall be left in care of my executor for her

support and the interest to be paid every year and the interest for her

support that heir shall pay I bequeath to my granddaughter Nancy xxx hundred

dollars cash I will and order to her be paid in two years after my decease

and she should depart this life before her husband, it shall be left to her

heirs then. My will is that all the residue of my goods, chattels: Grist

Mill, saw mill, carding machine and the surplus of money if there is any

shall be indifferently appraised and after such appraisement made that the

same shall be divided into three equal parts, one equal third part whereof I

give and bequeath unto my daughter Katherine Ball, one other equal third part

thereof I give and bequeath unto my daughter now Margaret Thompson, one other

equal third part I give and bequeath unto my son John Weisel and it is my

will that the water and water courses shall always and forever remain for the

Grist Mill, saw mill and carding machine, and it is my will the money goods

and chattels which I left to my wife what should remain after her decease

shall be equally divided share and share alike to my three children -

Katherine , Margaret and John.

I give and bequeath the stove that now is in the school house near the mill

for the benefit of the school for ever and ever. William Ball, Samuel

Thompson and John Weisel whom I hereby appoint my sole executors of this my

last will and testament hereby revoking all former wills by me made. In

witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the twenty first day of

April in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty five.

John George Weisel seal

Signed, dated published and declared by the above named George Weisel to be

his last will and testament in the presence of us, who at his request, and in

his presence have subscribed our names as witnesses thereunto, John Hannah,

seal, Charles Weis seal, Jacob Weisel seal Lycoming County this sixteenth

day of June Anno Domini 1835. Before me John Vanderbilt Register for the

probate of wills and granting letters of administration in and for the County

of Lycoming personally came John Hannah, Charles Weis, and Jacob Weisel the

subscribing witnesses to the foregoing will and being duly sworn according to

law, did depose and that they were present and saw and heard John George

Weisel the Testator sign seal publish pronounce and declare the foregoing

instrument of writing as and for his testament and last will and that at the

time of so doing he was of perfect and sound mind, memory and understanding

to the best of their knowledge, observation and belief. John Vanderbilt,

Register

Letters testamentary granted to William Ball, Samuel Thompson and John Weisel

xxx in the above will named executors sworn and affirmed and will registered

June 16th, 1835

The last will and testament of George Weisel of Hepburn Township, Lycoming

County Apr 21, 1835.

Lycoming Gazette Williamsport, PA 10 May 1826-31 Dec 1836 http://www.rootsweb.com/~pasulliv/reviews/lycominggazette2.htm (Lycoming Gazette Williamsport, PA).

18 Feb. 1829

Circuit Court List (April Term) - See p. 241

Notice - Those persons who have subscribed to the building

of the German Lutheran and Reformed Church, in Williamsport,

are respectfully invited to pay the amount of their subscription

to Henry GABLE, Collector, who is authorized to receive the same,

between this time and the first of April next. Coercive measures

we want not to resort to. George WEISEL, Frederick OTT, Henry HARTMAN

and Jacob GRAFIUS (building managers)

17 June 1835

George WEISEL, died on Saturday the 13th inst., an aged and

highly respectable citizen in Hepburn Twp.

17 June 1835

George WEISEL, died on Saturday the 13th inst., an aged and

highly respectable citizen in Hepburn Twp.

Web - Find A Grave www.findagrave.com. Find A Grave Memorial# 21298169.

<b>Johann George Weisel

</b>Birth: Jan. 29, 1761

Bedminster

Bucks County

Pennsylvania, USA

Death: Jun. 13, 1835

Hepburnville

Lycoming County

Pennsylvania, USA

Burial:

Quaker Hill Cemetery 

Lycoming County

Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Susan May Hunsicker

Record added: Sep 01, 2007 

Find A Grave Memorial# 21298169

Register of Wills, Bucks County, 55 Court Street, Doylestown, PA., Administration of the Estate of Jacob Weisel (Register of Wills, Bucks County, 55 Court Street, Doylestown, PA.).

Administration of the Estate of Jacob Weisel

(Handwritten)

Know all men by these presents that I Frederick Wisley of Bedminster Township eldest son that is now living in this State of Jacob Wisley late of the same place deceased, do by these presents renounce, release and quit claim to the Administration of the goods and chattel rights and credits whatsoever, which were of the said deceased, and desire that the same may be commuted to my brother George Wisely or to such persons as may be entitled thereto. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this twenty third day of August anno Dom 1797.

Witness Present, Michael Weissell

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We, the auditors appointed to adjust and settle the accounts of George Weisel, Administrator of the Estate of Jacob Weisel deceased do report that upon examination of the accounts we find a balance of seven hundred and thirty two pounds and one shilling and five pence in the hands of the administrator. We also find that Daniel Weisel, one of the heirs, had received from his father Jacob Weisel, on the second day of January 1793, the sum of seventy three pounds, eleven shillings and nine pence which we have considered as an advancement. Therefore he will not be entitled to receive a child's full share out of the above balance but only the sum of thirty five pounds, seventeen shillings, eight pence, the residue to be distributed among the other heirs of the said Jacob Weisel deceased, agreeably to the accounts for the distribution of Intestate Estates. Witness our hands this nineteenth day of November Anno Domini One thousand eight hundred and eight - 1808.

William Erwin, Ralph Stover, Geo. Burges

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Register's Office, Bucks County April 20th, 1809

The heirs, creditors , and other persons interested are desired to take notice, that George Weisel Administrator of Jacob Weisel last of the township of Bedminster deceased has filed in this Office the accounts of his Administration to the Estate of the said deceased, and that the same will be presented, for approbation and allowance, to an Orphans Court, to be held at Newtown, in and for the said County of Bucks, on the thirtieth day of May next at 10 o'clock A.M.

Register

We also find that Daniel Weisel, one of the heirs, had

received from his father Jacob Weisel, on the second day of January 1793, the

sum of seventy three pounds, eleven shillings and nine pence which we have

considered as an advancement.

Riverview Cemetery, Williamsport, Washington County, Maryland (Riverview Cemetery records obtained from the Washington County Historical Society, Hagerstown, Maryland).

Weisel, Jacob b. 5 Aug. 1753; d. 31 Oct. 1812

Weisel, Margaret b. 16 Sep. 1773; d 28 Jul 1817

Weisel, Daniel, Sr. b. in Bucks County, PA 19 Apr. 1765; d 19 May 1825

Weisel, Mary 3rd d/o Daniel and Margaret Weisel b. 6 Dec. 1799, d. 4 Apr. 1846

Shoop, A. d 26 Feb. 1873 age 65 yr, 8 mo, 22 da

Shoop, Susan w/o A. Shoop d. 23 Jan 1907 age 93 yr, 3 mo, 12 da

Rhode, Jacob Jr., b. 2 Jul 1804, d. 9 May 1875

Rhode, Margaret w/o Jacob Rhode b. 5 Oct. 1807, d. 8 Mar. 1870

Weisel, Dr. Samuel b. 10 May 1810, d. 26 Jan. 1872

Weisel, Susan M. w/o Dr. Samuel Weisel d. 26 Dec. 1898 age 89 yr.

Weisel, Samuel L. s/o Dr. Samuel and Susan M. Weisel d. 9 Jan. age 36 yr.

Weisel, Dr. Edmund T. 2nd s/o Dr. Samuel and Susan M. Weisel b. 12 Oct. 1840,

d. 3 Mar. 1870

Weisel, Marion E. b. 28 Nov. 1844, d. 25 Feb. 1890

Weisel, Daniel, Sr. b. in Bucks County, PA 19 Apr. 1765; d 19 May 1825

Book Index. Wysel, Daniel 122.

Wysel, Daniel 122

1800 United States Federal Census, Maryland.

Book Index 1800: (Compiled Jackson)

Wesel, Daniel Washington Co, MD 162 10020-21110-10

M: <10=1, 26-45=2 F: <10=2, 10-15=1, 16-25=1, 26-45=1

Book Index.

Williamsport, Washington County, Maryland M252_16, p. 470

Weisel, Daniel 20011-21110-0

M: <10=2, 26-45=1, >45=1

F: <10=2, 10-15=1, 16-25=1, 26-45=1

Weisel, Jacob 00001-00000-0

M: >45=1

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Daniel Weisel, Sr

Birth: 10 Apr 1765 Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA

Death: 19 May 1825 (aged 60)

Burial: River View Cemetery, Williamsport, Washington County, Maryland, USA

Memorial #: 118713391

Bio: Information is from Washington County Cemetery Records recorded by Samuel Webster Piper before 1935-36. Found in the library and the Historical Society of Hagerstown, MD

Family Members

Spouse

Margaret Weisel 1773-1817

Children

Mary Weisel 1799-1846

Daniel Weisel 1803-1880

Created by: Bonnie (47199659)

Added: 14 Oct 2013

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Name:Maria Elizabeth Weisel

Gender:Female

Event Type:Christening

Event Date:01 Oct 1769

Event Place:GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH,TOHICKON,BUCKS,PENNSYLVANIA

Birth Date:

Birthplace:

Death Date:

Name Note:

Race (Original):

Father's Name:Jacob Weisel

Father's Birthplace:

Father's Age:

Mother's Name:Anna Margaret

Mother's Birthplace:

Mother's Age:

Indexing Project (Batch) Number:C50755-1

System Origin:Pennsylvania-ODM

GS Film number:974.8 B4PG V.31

Reference ID:

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"Pennsylvania Births and Christenings, 1709-1950," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V2VV-PZF : 9 December 2014), Maria Elizabeth Weisel, 01 Oct 1769; Christening, citing GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH,TOHICKON,BUCKS,PENNSYLVANIA; FHL microfilm 974.8 B4PG V.31.

F. Edward Wright, Bucks County, Pennsylvania Church Records of the 17th & 18th Centuries German Church Records - Volume 1 Tohickon Union (Reformed) Church, Bedminster Twp, Bucks County:.

Jacob Weisel & Anna Margaret, child Maria Elizabeth b. (not listed), baptized 1 Oct 1769

witness: George Weisel and Maria

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<b>Elizabeth Weisel

</b>Birth: unknown

Death: Sep. 18, 1840

Inscription:

71y 1m 9d

Burial:

Quaker Hill Cemetery 

Lycoming County

Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Rodger

Record added: Oct 05, 2009 

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