Surname possibility spelled Meyberg in western Europe.
h/o Barbara Nalle/Nalls, 1734-1811. There is a good probably of a wife before Barbara. Her maiden name could be Ewing; Ewing is there nearest neighbor and a Ewing pays the taxes for George Mayberry & Henry Mayberry. It is also possible that she is the daughter of Robert Scarborough (per Ken Brock)
Military....DAR # A133960
1775 • Virginia,USA
Frederick was a patriot in the American Revolutionary War, furnishing supplies & ammunition to the troops. His three oldest sons served in the Virginia Continental Army as soldiers, drivers, rangers & scouts.-
Member Peaks of Otter Presbyterian Church.
Suggested edit:
I found a record in Bedford County Courthouse showing Frederick Mayberry signing his name as Frit ("Fritz" a nickname for Friedrich) Meÿberg. His son George in his 1833 Rev War Pension Application says he was born in New Jersey in October 1759.
Now that I had the spelling of his name in German I was able to find this record.
Sower's Newspaper 16 Dec 1754: "Daniel Meyberg, a smith, arrived in this country 18 years ago. His brother, Friedrich Meyberg, arrived this autumn, having passed through the East Indies and holand, and he seeks his brother. Friedrich is at Deep run, Perkasie (Bucks County), with Abraham Schwartz." Source: Genealogical Data Relating to the German Settlers of Pennsylvania and Adjacent Territory From Advertisements in German newspapers Published in Philadelphia and Germantown, 1743-1800 by Edward W. Hocker c1980 ISBN 0-863-0978-8.
Abraham Schwartz was a Mennonite Preacher then Bishop of the Deep Run Mennonite congregation in Bedminister Township, Bucks County, PA. He was born in Gerolsheim, Bad Durkheim, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. Schwartz arrived at Philadelphia on the Friendship on Oct. 16, 1727. He was ordained preacher in 1738 and bishop in 1756.
Contributor: Cherie Gardner Rawlings (48310152) • [email protected]
Not sure of this burial. Will park here until more information is available.
Need contact with any family member.
Suggested edit:
He signed his name as Frit Meÿberg on an original Deed in Bedford County Courthouse.
Once I had the correct spelling of his name I found this:
14 Dec 1754: Daniel Meyberg, a smith, arrived in this country 18 years ago. His brother, Friedrich Meyberg, arrived this autumn, having passed through the East Indies and Holland, and he seeks his brother. Friedrich is at Deep Run, Perkasie (Bucks County), with Abraham Swartz." Source: Sower's Newspaper Book: Genealogical Data Relating to the German Settlers of PA and Adjacent Territory From Advertisements in German Newspapers Published in Philadelphia. ---Cherie Gardner Rawlings
Contributor: Cherie Gardner Rawlings (48310152) • [email protected]
h/o Barbara Nalle/Nalls, 1734-1811. There is a good probably of a wife before Barbara. Her maiden name could be Ewing; Ewing is there nearest neighbor and a Ewing pays the taxes for George Mayberry & Henry Mayberry. It is also possible that she is the daughter of Robert Scarborough (per Ken Brock)
Military....DAR # A133960
1775 • Virginia,USA
Frederick was a patriot in the American Revolutionary War, furnishing supplies & ammunition to the troops. His three oldest sons served in the Virginia Continental Army as soldiers, drivers, rangers & scouts.-
Member Peaks of Otter Presbyterian Church.
Suggested edit:
I found a record in Bedford County Courthouse showing Frederick Mayberry signing his name as Frit ("Fritz" a nickname for Friedrich) Meÿberg. His son George in his 1833 Rev War Pension Application says he was born in New Jersey in October 1759.
Now that I had the spelling of his name in German I was able to find this record.
Sower's Newspaper 16 Dec 1754: "Daniel Meyberg, a smith, arrived in this country 18 years ago. His brother, Friedrich Meyberg, arrived this autumn, having passed through the East Indies and holand, and he seeks his brother. Friedrich is at Deep run, Perkasie (Bucks County), with Abraham Schwartz." Source: Genealogical Data Relating to the German Settlers of Pennsylvania and Adjacent Territory From Advertisements in German newspapers Published in Philadelphia and Germantown, 1743-1800 by Edward W. Hocker c1980 ISBN 0-863-0978-8.
Abraham Schwartz was a Mennonite Preacher then Bishop of the Deep Run Mennonite congregation in Bedminister Township, Bucks County, PA. He was born in Gerolsheim, Bad Durkheim, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. Schwartz arrived at Philadelphia on the Friendship on Oct. 16, 1727. He was ordained preacher in 1738 and bishop in 1756.
Contributor: Cherie Gardner Rawlings (48310152) • [email protected]
Not sure of this burial. Will park here until more information is available.
Need contact with any family member.
Suggested edit:
He signed his name as Frit Meÿberg on an original Deed in Bedford County Courthouse.
Once I had the correct spelling of his name I found this:
14 Dec 1754: Daniel Meyberg, a smith, arrived in this country 18 years ago. His brother, Friedrich Meyberg, arrived this autumn, having passed through the East Indies and Holland, and he seeks his brother. Friedrich is at Deep Run, Perkasie (Bucks County), with Abraham Swartz." Source: Sower's Newspaper Book: Genealogical Data Relating to the German Settlers of PA and Adjacent Territory From Advertisements in German Newspapers Published in Philadelphia. ---Cherie Gardner Rawlings
Contributor: Cherie Gardner Rawlings (48310152) • [email protected]
Surname possibility spelled Meyberg in western Europe.
h/o Barbara Nalle/Nalls, 1734-1811. There is a good probably of a wife before Barbara. Her maiden name could be Ewing; Ewing is there nearest neighbor and a Ewing pays the taxes for George Mayberry & Henry Mayberry. It is also possible that she is the daughter of Robert Scarborough (per Ken Brock)
Military....DAR # A133960
1775 • Virginia,USA
Frederick was a patriot in the American Revolutionary War, furnishing supplies & ammunition to the troops. His three oldest sons served in the Virginia Continental Army as soldiers, drivers, rangers & scouts.-
Member Peaks of Otter Presbyterian Church.
Suggested edit:
I found a record in Bedford County Courthouse showing Frederick Mayberry signing his name as Frit ("Fritz" a nickname for Friedrich) Meÿberg. His son George in his 1833 Rev War Pension Application says he was born in New Jersey in October 1759.
Now that I had the spelling of his name in German I was able to find this record.
Sower's Newspaper 16 Dec 1754: "Daniel Meyberg, a smith, arrived in this country 18 years ago. His brother, Friedrich Meyberg, arrived this autumn, having passed through the East Indies and holand, and he seeks his brother. Friedrich is at Deep run, Perkasie (Bucks County), with Abraham Schwartz." Source: Genealogical Data Relating to the German Settlers of Pennsylvania and Adjacent Territory From Advertisements in German newspapers Published in Philadelphia and Germantown, 1743-1800 by Edward W. Hocker c1980 ISBN 0-863-0978-8.
Abraham Schwartz was a Mennonite Preacher then Bishop of the Deep Run Mennonite congregation in Bedminister Township, Bucks County, PA. He was born in Gerolsheim, Bad Durkheim, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. Schwartz arrived at Philadelphia on the Friendship on Oct. 16, 1727. He was ordained preacher in 1738 and bishop in 1756.
Contributor: Cherie Gardner Rawlings (48310152) • [email protected]
Not sure of this burial. Will park here until more information is available.
Need contact with any family member.
Suggested edit:
He signed his name as Frit Meÿberg on an original Deed in Bedford County Courthouse.
Once I had the correct spelling of his name I found this:
14 Dec 1754: Daniel Meyberg, a smith, arrived in this country 18 years ago. His brother, Friedrich Meyberg, arrived this autumn, having passed through the East Indies and Holland, and he seeks his brother. Friedrich is at Deep Run, Perkasie (Bucks County), with Abraham Swartz." Source: Sower's Newspaper Book: Genealogical Data Relating to the German Settlers of PA and Adjacent Territory From Advertisements in German Newspapers Published in Philadelphia. ---Cherie Gardner Rawlings
Contributor: Cherie Gardner Rawlings (48310152) • [email protected]
h/o Barbara Nalle/Nalls, 1734-1811. There is a good probably of a wife before Barbara. Her maiden name could be Ewing; Ewing is there nearest neighbor and a Ewing pays the taxes for George Mayberry & Henry Mayberry. It is also possible that she is the daughter of Robert Scarborough (per Ken Brock)
Military....DAR # A133960
1775 • Virginia,USA
Frederick was a patriot in the American Revolutionary War, furnishing supplies & ammunition to the troops. His three oldest sons served in the Virginia Continental Army as soldiers, drivers, rangers & scouts.-
Member Peaks of Otter Presbyterian Church.
Suggested edit:
I found a record in Bedford County Courthouse showing Frederick Mayberry signing his name as Frit ("Fritz" a nickname for Friedrich) Meÿberg. His son George in his 1833 Rev War Pension Application says he was born in New Jersey in October 1759.
Now that I had the spelling of his name in German I was able to find this record.
Sower's Newspaper 16 Dec 1754: "Daniel Meyberg, a smith, arrived in this country 18 years ago. His brother, Friedrich Meyberg, arrived this autumn, having passed through the East Indies and holand, and he seeks his brother. Friedrich is at Deep run, Perkasie (Bucks County), with Abraham Schwartz." Source: Genealogical Data Relating to the German Settlers of Pennsylvania and Adjacent Territory From Advertisements in German newspapers Published in Philadelphia and Germantown, 1743-1800 by Edward W. Hocker c1980 ISBN 0-863-0978-8.
Abraham Schwartz was a Mennonite Preacher then Bishop of the Deep Run Mennonite congregation in Bedminister Township, Bucks County, PA. He was born in Gerolsheim, Bad Durkheim, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. Schwartz arrived at Philadelphia on the Friendship on Oct. 16, 1727. He was ordained preacher in 1738 and bishop in 1756.
Contributor: Cherie Gardner Rawlings (48310152) • [email protected]
Not sure of this burial. Will park here until more information is available.
Need contact with any family member.
Suggested edit:
He signed his name as Frit Meÿberg on an original Deed in Bedford County Courthouse.
Once I had the correct spelling of his name I found this:
14 Dec 1754: Daniel Meyberg, a smith, arrived in this country 18 years ago. His brother, Friedrich Meyberg, arrived this autumn, having passed through the East Indies and Holland, and he seeks his brother. Friedrich is at Deep Run, Perkasie (Bucks County), with Abraham Swartz." Source: Sower's Newspaper Book: Genealogical Data Relating to the German Settlers of PA and Adjacent Territory From Advertisements in German Newspapers Published in Philadelphia. ---Cherie Gardner Rawlings
Contributor: Cherie Gardner Rawlings (48310152) • [email protected]
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