John Frederick Rosenberger
Parents;
Father: Erasmus Rosenberger 1723–1794
Mother: Anna Katerina "Katerina" Kueffer /Kiefer 1724–1769
Spouse: Mary Barbara Boltz (Pultz/Pulse) 1761–1837
Children:
(1) John Frederick Rosenberger Jr. 1787–1860, married 13thJune 1811 in West Va to Catherine Shaull
(2) Elizabeth Rosenberger 1792–1852, married 26 March 1812 West Va. to Nich. Shaull
(3) David Rosenberger 1799–1879
John Frederick's father Erasmus Rosenberger and his family moved to VA about 1776 for in that year he purchased over 300 acres on a branch of Opequon Creek in Berkeley County, now West Virginia. This is evidenced in Berkeley County Deed book 4 pages 2 and 3.
Erasmus purchased additional land in Berkeley County in 1785 which he then sold to his two oldest sons Frederick and John as evidenced in Berkeley County Deed book 6 pages 395-397. (note: John Frederick Rosenberger sold the land in 1787 that he received from his father Erasmus, in Berkley C., W Va. John's will is one file at Charles Town, West Va.) His father Erasmus Rosenberger appears on the personal property tax list of Berkeley County from the beginning of the Records in 1783 through 1789.
About 1790 Erasmus and his family moved again, this time further south to Shenandoah County and purchased 328 acres a short distance west of Strasburg from Henry and Rosena Felkner. Source: Shenandoah County Deed book G pages 477 - 479.
Their neighbours were Philip Peter Baker to the North, The Brubecks to the west (Erasmus's son Jacob married Elizabeth "Betsy" Brubeck/Brodbeck) and the Funkhousers to the south. Erasmus and Regina deeded this land to his sons Anthony and Rudolph in 1794. He bought land in Shenandoah County in 1790, which he sold to his sons Rudolph and Anthony 29 April 1794.
Parents;
Father: Erasmus Rosenberger 1723–1794
Mother: Anna Katerina "Katerina" Kueffer /Kiefer 1724–1769
Spouse: Mary Barbara Boltz (Pultz/Pulse) 1761–1837
Children:
(1) John Frederick Rosenberger Jr. 1787–1860, married 13thJune 1811 in West Va to Catherine Shaull
(2) Elizabeth Rosenberger 1792–1852, married 26 March 1812 West Va. to Nich. Shaull
(3) David Rosenberger 1799–1879
John Frederick's father Erasmus Rosenberger and his family moved to VA about 1776 for in that year he purchased over 300 acres on a branch of Opequon Creek in Berkeley County, now West Virginia. This is evidenced in Berkeley County Deed book 4 pages 2 and 3.
Erasmus purchased additional land in Berkeley County in 1785 which he then sold to his two oldest sons Frederick and John as evidenced in Berkeley County Deed book 6 pages 395-397. (note: John Frederick Rosenberger sold the land in 1787 that he received from his father Erasmus, in Berkley C., W Va. John's will is one file at Charles Town, West Va.) His father Erasmus Rosenberger appears on the personal property tax list of Berkeley County from the beginning of the Records in 1783 through 1789.
About 1790 Erasmus and his family moved again, this time further south to Shenandoah County and purchased 328 acres a short distance west of Strasburg from Henry and Rosena Felkner. Source: Shenandoah County Deed book G pages 477 - 479.
Their neighbours were Philip Peter Baker to the North, The Brubecks to the west (Erasmus's son Jacob married Elizabeth "Betsy" Brubeck/Brodbeck) and the Funkhousers to the south. Erasmus and Regina deeded this land to his sons Anthony and Rudolph in 1794. He bought land in Shenandoah County in 1790, which he sold to his sons Rudolph and Anthony 29 April 1794.
John Frederick Rosenberger
Parents;
Father: Erasmus Rosenberger 1723–1794
Mother: Anna Katerina "Katerina" Kueffer /Kiefer 1724–1769
Spouse: Mary Barbara Boltz (Pultz/Pulse) 1761–1837
Children:
(1) John Frederick Rosenberger Jr. 1787–1860, married 13thJune 1811 in West Va to Catherine Shaull
(2) Elizabeth Rosenberger 1792–1852, married 26 March 1812 West Va. to Nich. Shaull
(3) David Rosenberger 1799–1879
John Frederick's father Erasmus Rosenberger and his family moved to VA about 1776 for in that year he purchased over 300 acres on a branch of Opequon Creek in Berkeley County, now West Virginia. This is evidenced in Berkeley County Deed book 4 pages 2 and 3.
Erasmus purchased additional land in Berkeley County in 1785 which he then sold to his two oldest sons Frederick and John as evidenced in Berkeley County Deed book 6 pages 395-397. (note: John Frederick Rosenberger sold the land in 1787 that he received from his father Erasmus, in Berkley C., W Va. John's will is one file at Charles Town, West Va.) His father Erasmus Rosenberger appears on the personal property tax list of Berkeley County from the beginning of the Records in 1783 through 1789.
About 1790 Erasmus and his family moved again, this time further south to Shenandoah County and purchased 328 acres a short distance west of Strasburg from Henry and Rosena Felkner. Source: Shenandoah County Deed book G pages 477 - 479.
Their neighbours were Philip Peter Baker to the North, The Brubecks to the west (Erasmus's son Jacob married Elizabeth "Betsy" Brubeck/Brodbeck) and the Funkhousers to the south. Erasmus and Regina deeded this land to his sons Anthony and Rudolph in 1794. He bought land in Shenandoah County in 1790, which he sold to his sons Rudolph and Anthony 29 April 1794.
Parents;
Father: Erasmus Rosenberger 1723–1794
Mother: Anna Katerina "Katerina" Kueffer /Kiefer 1724–1769
Spouse: Mary Barbara Boltz (Pultz/Pulse) 1761–1837
Children:
(1) John Frederick Rosenberger Jr. 1787–1860, married 13thJune 1811 in West Va to Catherine Shaull
(2) Elizabeth Rosenberger 1792–1852, married 26 March 1812 West Va. to Nich. Shaull
(3) David Rosenberger 1799–1879
John Frederick's father Erasmus Rosenberger and his family moved to VA about 1776 for in that year he purchased over 300 acres on a branch of Opequon Creek in Berkeley County, now West Virginia. This is evidenced in Berkeley County Deed book 4 pages 2 and 3.
Erasmus purchased additional land in Berkeley County in 1785 which he then sold to his two oldest sons Frederick and John as evidenced in Berkeley County Deed book 6 pages 395-397. (note: John Frederick Rosenberger sold the land in 1787 that he received from his father Erasmus, in Berkley C., W Va. John's will is one file at Charles Town, West Va.) His father Erasmus Rosenberger appears on the personal property tax list of Berkeley County from the beginning of the Records in 1783 through 1789.
About 1790 Erasmus and his family moved again, this time further south to Shenandoah County and purchased 328 acres a short distance west of Strasburg from Henry and Rosena Felkner. Source: Shenandoah County Deed book G pages 477 - 479.
Their neighbours were Philip Peter Baker to the North, The Brubecks to the west (Erasmus's son Jacob married Elizabeth "Betsy" Brubeck/Brodbeck) and the Funkhousers to the south. Erasmus and Regina deeded this land to his sons Anthony and Rudolph in 1794. He bought land in Shenandoah County in 1790, which he sold to his sons Rudolph and Anthony 29 April 1794.
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