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Research note: There is wide conflict in various online sources and websites regarding Heinrich Romig's year of death and the county of death, when he died in PA.

The following information and his burial location indicates that Heinrich Romig (born 1752) likely died in very late 1831 or very early 1832 in Lehigh County PA. I believe early to mid-January 1832 is the most likely scenario based on the probate records filed in Lehigh County PA in 1832. See source 3 & 4 below.

Heinrich "Henry" ROMIG was married twice. First he married about 1781 to Esther Deischer with whom he had several children including Johannes, Esther, and Daniel.

Heinrich "Henry" ROMIG (1752-___) was married a second time on 15 Aug 1829 in Macungie Twp., Lehigh Co., PA. to a Susanna HOLDER (b abt 1789) [her married name-maiden name unknown].

1. Source: German language newspaper: Der Friedens Bottie, 27 Aug 1829, Northampton news. Text: "Berhenrathet, "... herr Heinrich Romig mit Bittive Holber, benbe von Macungie Taunfchip." Translation: ROMIG, Henry widower, age 77 married HOLDER Widow, age 40, 15 August 1829. [Research note: In 1829 Macungie Township was part of Lehigh County PA which was erected out of Northampton County PA in 1812.]
2. Source: German language newspaper - Der Unabhangige Republicaner, 20 Aug 1829, Band 20, No. 4. Text: "Heinrich ROMIG, Widower, age 77 m. Widow HOLDER, age 40, 15 August 1829."
3. Source: Probate: File #1106. Estate read 24 Jan 1832 in files for Henry ROMICH.
4. Source: His Last Will & Testament file #1006 probated in Lehigh County PA: 1832, Henry ROMIG [sic], Upper Milford [Township Lehigh County PA]. Index to Wills & Administrations Northampton Co PA 1752-1850 and Lehigh County PA 1812-1850; by Richard and Mildred Williams; pub. 1971; reprinted 1987; p.155.

Therefore: Heinrich "Henry" ROMICH/ROMIG would have died between 15 Aug 1829 when he was married the second time, and 24 Jan 1832, when the probate file #1106 was read in court.