Anna Maria

Un article de Rodovid FR.

Évènements

naissance enfant: ♂ Michael? /SEIBERT Siver [Siver]

naissance enfant: ♂ John? /SEIBERT Siver [Siver]

naissance enfant: ♂ Conradt? /SEIBERT Siver [Siver]

mariage: ♂ Johann Martin Seubertsiver [Seubertsiver] n. vers 1674 d. 16 juillet 1739

29 août 1704 naissance enfant: Lambsheim, Ger., ♀ Maria Elizabetha /SEIBERT Siver [Siver] n. 29 août 1704

vers 1707 naissance enfant: Lambsheim, Ger., ♂ Johann Jacob /SEIBERT Siver [Siver] n. vers 1707

14 décembre 1715 naissance enfant: Schoharie, NY, ♂ George Adam /SEIBERT Siver [Siver] n. 14 décembre 1715

15 novembre 1721 naissance enfant: ♂ Johann Willem/Wilheim /SEIBERT/SIVER Seebert [Seebert] n. 15 novembre 1721 d. 1 septembre 1777

vers 1732 naissance enfant: Palatine, Montgomery County, New York, ♀ Anna Maria /SEIBERT Siver [Siver] n. vers 1732 d. 15 octobre 1805

décès: Stone Arabia Patent

Notes

Seibert, Johann Martin wife Anna Marie & 3 children New Hayesbury

http://istg.rootsweb.com/v4/1700v4/simmendinger17100100M_Z.html viewed April 20, 2002 Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild Simmendinger Register M-Z Simmendinger Register A-L Germany via England to New York January, 1710 This register was originally prepared by Ulrich Simmendinger after his return to Germany from the colonies, where he had been part of the Palatine migration for seven years. The names given are all who were living in 14 early New York settlements at the time of his departure in 1717. It is assumed most of these were passengers of a fleet of 10 ships (names of ships unknown), 3000 people, leaving England January 1710. History of the Register and Ulrich Simmendinger Ulrich Simmendinger was born in 1672 in the city of Reutlingen which is some twenty miles south of Stuttgart in the Province of Wurtemberg, Germany. His occupation is unknown. He married Anna Maria Schnabel of Cannstatt, a town near Stuttgart. They had two children. Simmendinger departed for England with his wife and children on July 31, 1709 being attracted to America by the promises of William Penn's Quaker agents, who sought colonists for the newly established commonwealth of Pennsylvania. In 1710 the Queen, getting pressure from the parties in England, felt it necessary to restrict emigration from Germany. A group of Germans, including the Simmendinger family landed in England after waiting several weeks for permission to cross the Channel. It is here that the two Simmendiger children died. It is assumed that he and his wife were among the 3,000 Palatines who sailed from London in a fleet of ten ships in January, 1710. On this voyage some 480 passengers died and one vessel was wrecked on the American coast. The voyage took six months. After reaching New York they were quarantined for five months on Nutten (now Governor's) Island where 250 more succumbed to ship's fever and 84 orphaned children were apprenticed. The names appearing here may also be found in the Ration Lists of Governor Hunter, in the Colonial Census of 1710, and at least two in the List of Apprenticed Children, 1710-1714. Original found in the New York Public Library in 1926, now public record. Photostat copies can be had by addressing the New York Library. It consists of 24 pages, printed in German. Transcribed by Sheila Tate a member of the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild 30 October 2001

From: ksiver@AFCLaw.com Date: Mon, 3 Feb 2003 10:18:35 -0500 To: skncr@cox.net

Shirley, go to www.jean.simoneau.com/siver.htm for a very extensive family tree of Johann. Seibert became Siver apparently in the third generation, with Martin Siver, son of George Adam Seibert, who was son of Johann. I don't see a Martin born in 1801, but there is one born in 1806, son of Jacob Siver. Did you find the ship list with Johann on it? It's the "1710 Third List", Hunter # 716. Also, Johann was a vine dresser by occupation (Lambsheim being in a prime wine growing area), and he had a brother named Conrad. Good luck! Keith Siver

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