Peter married Maria Egg/Eck on November 26th 1798. See bio: Anna Mary (Eck) Eckenrode
Peter Eckenrode(3) (Eckerode/Eckenroth) is the son of Christophel (Christopher)or ("Stofel") Eckenroth(2)/Eckroth/(Eckerode) of Lynn Township, Lehigh County, Northampton, PA and Anna Margaretha (Henrich)Eckenrode daughter of Christian Henrich Sr. and wife brn.(Bieber/Bebeer/Wewer)Henrich. See bio: Christopher Eckenrode
Please note: Stophel(Christopher) Eckroth(2) (Eckerode/Eckenrode was assessed taxes for 150 acres of land, horses and cattle in in Lynn Township, Northampton County in the years 1781, 1785, 1786 and 1788.
Peter was the husband of Maria Egg/Eck. They married November 26th 1798
Peter was the first child born to Christophel Eckroth/Eckenrode(2) and Anna Margaretha (Henrich) Eckenrode.
Peter Eckenrode and Anna Maria Egg/Eck's children were:
1. Peter Eckenrode brn 27th November 1799 of Lynn township,Northampton Co.,PA. He died January 1870 Allegheny Township Cambria Co.,PA. He first married Ann Miller on June 10th 1828 in Loretto,PA. His second marriage was to Christina Fox on October 12th 1830 in Loretto, PA. See bio: Peter Eckenroth 4
2. Jacob Eckenrode brn. 1801 of Lynn township, Northampton Co., PA. He died between 1860-1880 in Reading Township, Perry Co., Ohio. He married Mary Wangler June 1st 1824 in Loretto Cambria Co.,PA. They had two children: A. Isaisas/Urias Eckenrode(5) a bricklayer, was brn. about 1829/30 in Cambria county, PA, He married in Perry County, Ohio to Mary Ann Scallon/Scallion on or about1828 in Washington, D.C. daughter of __? and Mary Scallon brn. 1795 in Ireland. As of 1860, Isaias and Mary (Scallon) Eckenrode(5) had a son -Thomas Eckenrode(6) brn about 1857. B. Mary E. Eckenrode(5) was brn. about 1846/47 in Perry County, Ohio, married about 1872___? Carney. As of the 1880 Census, her husband had died and she was living with her widowed mother - Mary (Wangler) Eckenrode in Reading Township, Perry County, Ohio with her three children:a. William Carney brn. 1873; b.Loretta Carney brn. around 1875; c. Ellen Carney brn. in 1880.
3. Mary Elizabeth Eckenrode brn. January 8th 1802 of Lynn Township, Northampton Co.,PA. She died Mary 7th 1857 Allegheny Township Cambria Co., PA. She married Joseph Buck on February 1819 in Unity Township Westmoreland Co.,PA.
4. Margaret Eckenrode brn. January brn. 27th January 1804 in Albany Township, Berks Co., PA. Unknown death date. She married Vincent McGuire on November 24th 1824 in Loretto Cambria Co.,PA.
5. Benjamin Eckenrode brn. February 1st 1806 in Albany Township, Berks Co.,PA. He died after 1850 in East Deer Township Allegheny Co.,PA. He married Catharine Miller on November 1st 1827 in Loretto Cambria Co., PA.
6. Joseph Eckenrode brn. 1808 in Albany Township, Berks Co.,PA He died September 17th 1900 in Carroll Township Cambria Co.,PA. He married Sarah Dumm on August 16th 1836 in Loretto Cambria Co., PA.
7. Mary Eckenrode brn. July 4th 1810 Chillisquaque, Northumberland Co., PA. She died March 24th 1892 in Allegheny Township, Cambria Co.,PA. She married John Stevens on September 14th 1830 in Loretto, Cambria Co.,PA.
Stevens was born about 1799; He was the son of Aloysius and Elizabeth Notburga Stevens.
8. Henry Eckenrode brn. 1813 in Chillisquaque, Northumberland Co., PA. He died April 14th 1894 in Elder Township Cambria Co., PA. (He remained a Bachelor).
9. Daniel Eckenrode brn. 1815 in Chillisquaque, Northumberland Co.,PA. He died somewhere between 1880- 23rd Nobember 1898 Allegheny Township, Cambria Co.,PA. He married Mary Ann Lantzy around 1849 in Cambria Co.,PA.
10. Sarah Eckenrode brn. October 19th in Unity Township Westmoreland Co., PA. She died March 6th 1869 in Cambria Co., PA. She married George Dumm on September 20th 1835 in Loretto, Cambria Co., PA.
11. Susan Eckenrode brn. around 1824 in Allegheny Township, Cambria Co., PA. Unknown info on death or marriage. She was baptized by Father Demetrius Gallitzin at Loretto (Loretto Centenary; LC page 113).
Sources: William Kirkpatrick Eckroth-Eckenrode-Eckenroth Vol I and 2 published by Chris Pelikan 1987 page 423
Peter's brother and sister were:
1. Peter Eckenrode(3) brn. 7th April 1780 married Maria Egg/Eck on 26th November 1798 near the blue Mountains at home of Stophel Eckroth. In the 1800 Census it shows that Peter (3), his wife, newly born son, single brother John(3) and single sister Elizabeth (3) were living in the household of Christopher and Anna Margaret(2) in Lynn Township, Northampton County (1800 Census, page 566).
2. John Eckenrode(3) brn. 24th 1782 November married Anna Catharine Reppert on September 24th 1804
3. Elizabeth (3) brn. around 1783/4 married George Miller;they lived in Derry township, Westmoreland County, PA
Sometime before March 8th 1813 did Christopher Eckenrode (2)died. His son Peter Eckenrode(3) was the Executor for his father's will and a bondsman for faithful administratioin of his Cousin Adam's estate. (Northumberland County Will File #40, Book 2, pages 207-209;and Northumberland county Probate File #39, Book 2, page 207. During the perod of 1813 through 1816, the Eastern part of Chillisquaque Township in which they resided became Liberty Township, Columbia County.
On April 16th 1817, Peter Eckenrode(3) sold the eastern half of a major portion of that half of the property to which they had inherited from Christopher Eckenrode(2)their father, (205 acres: 1/2=102 acres 80 perches) to Philip Henebough (By reference only: Columbia county Deed Book 5, page 353; Their cousin Jacob(3),George(2),John(1) had purchased a 6/10 acre part of his 1/2 of the property on March 14th 1821 and sold it to Jacob Deter in 1829 before moving to Cambria County.
On April 26th 1817, Peter Eckenrode(3) and his brother, John Eckenrode(3), sold the other half (western side) of the property they had inherited from their father to Jacob Teter (Columbia county Deed Book 5, pages 102-103. This 1/2 was on the western side. By December1817, Peter, John and brother-in-law George Miller had moved to Unity Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania (Helbron Register -HR- page 76; "Records", Volume 28, page 149). In the 1820 Census of Unity Township, Westmoreland County it shows that his family had grown to a total of ten children. His oldest daughter Elizabeth(4) had married and left the home in 1819 and two of this older sons; Jacob(4) and Benjamin(4) had hired out as farm laborers.
Sometime between the date of the 1820 Census and August 1822, Peter Eckenrode(3) and his family immigrated to Allegheny Township, Cambria County, PA. On August 16th 1822 in Cambria he made an agreement with his oldest son, Peter, Jr.(4), whereby in return for certain of his father's personal property, his son bound himself to "support his father and mother in meat, drink, clothing, and lodging for the rest of their natural lives". (Cambria County Deed Book 3, page 30).
In the year 1822; Clearfield Township was formed from the Northern part of Allegheny Township. In 1825, Allegheny Township was further reduced in size by the creation of Susquehanna Township from the Western part of Allegheny Township.
On April 12th 1827 the 100 acres had been reduced to 86 acres when Peter Eckenrode Jr.(4) sold 14 acres to Hugh Uhl (Deed Book 3, page 340) and on 15th of August 1837 to 85 acres when he sold 1 acre to his brother-in-law, Joseph Buck (Deed Book 5, page 152). Sometime during 1837 or early 1838 he sold 7 acres to ____McVey and Philip Noon, leaving a balance of 78 acres on on which Peter Eckenrode(3), Peter Eckenrode Jr.(4) and his two unmarried and sister (Daniel 4, Henry 4, and Susan 4) were living. On June 30th 1838, Peter Eckenrode Jr. (4) sold the remaining 78 acre farm to Daniel Eckenrode (4) and Henry Eckenrode(4), and moved, setting up his own independent household elsewere in the Township. (Deed Book 6, page 397) In 1837 or early 1838, Jacob Eckenrode(4) the second son of Peter Eckenrode(3), had moved with his wife to Perry County, Ohio.
In the 1840 Census (Cambria County, Allegheny Township, page 3) it shows Peter Eckenrode(3) as head of a houseold which included his wife Mary, sons, Daniel Eckenrode(4) and Henry Eckenrode(4) and daughter Susan Eckenrode(4). Although, Peter Eckenrode(3) was listed as "head" of the household, ownership/title to the property wsa in the name of his two sons, Daniel Eckenrode(4) and Henry Eckenrode(4). His son Peter Eckenrode Jr. (4) was listed as a seperate household, in the census, removed at some distance in Allegheny Township from that of his father, Peter Eckenrode(3).
In September 1850 (1850 Census Allegheny Township, Cambria County, page 50 and 53) Daniel Eckenrode(4) and Henry Eckenrode(4) were living in "dwelling #127" as "Family #130"; their father Peter Eckenrode(3) and his wife Mary in "dwelling #128" as "Family #131; their brother/ son-in-law, Joseph Buck, in "dwelling #130" as "Family #135" and their brother, Peter Eckenrode Jr.(4) in "dwelling #176" as "Family #181".
Peter Eckenrode(3) died on 24th November 1858 at the age of 78 years 7 months and 14 days (LC page 174). The date of his wife's death has not yet been discovered but must have occurred between September 1850 and July 1860,since she did n ot appear in the 1860 Census.
Since Peter Eckenrode(3) had very little pesonal estate and no real estate, it probably was not deemed necessary to go through probate procedures. In any case, no probate papers have been found.
Sources:(Goshenhoppen Registers, pages 76 and 88; "Records", Volume 3, pages 353 and 365; Will of Christopher; 1800 and 1840 Censuses). All three appeared with their parents in the 1790 Census in Lynn Township, Northampton County, PA (page 175).
The stone may have crumbled due to being moved when construction happend on the renovation of the church cemetery long ago.
Buried in the older Basilica Cemetery. The cemetery went through renovation after the construction of a newer building consecrated in October 2, 1901.
Please note: See the Bio of "Demetrius Augustine Gallitzin" for further information on this Parish of St. Michael's.
Sources: William Kirkpatrick Eckroth-Eckenrode-Eckenroth Vol I and 2 published by Chris Pelikan 1987 pages 423-431
Peter Eckenrode(3) (Eckerode/Eckenroth) is the son of Christophel (Christopher)or ("Stofel") Eckenroth(2)/Eckroth/(Eckerode) of Lynn Township, Lehigh County, Northampton, PA and Anna Margaretha (Henrich)Eckenrode daughter of Christian Henrich Sr. and wife brn.(Bieber/Bebeer/Wewer)Henrich. See bio: Christopher Eckenrode
Please note: Stophel(Christopher) Eckroth(2) (Eckerode/Eckenrode was assessed taxes for 150 acres of land, horses and cattle in in Lynn Township, Northampton County in the years 1781, 1785, 1786 and 1788.
Peter was the husband of Maria Egg/Eck. They married November 26th 1798
Peter was the first child born to Christophel Eckroth/Eckenrode(2) and Anna Margaretha (Henrich) Eckenrode.
Peter Eckenrode and Anna Maria Egg/Eck's children were:
1. Peter Eckenrode brn 27th November 1799 of Lynn township,Northampton Co.,PA. He died January 1870 Allegheny Township Cambria Co.,PA. He first married Ann Miller on June 10th 1828 in Loretto,PA. His second marriage was to Christina Fox on October 12th 1830 in Loretto, PA. See bio: Peter Eckenroth 4
2. Jacob Eckenrode brn. 1801 of Lynn township, Northampton Co., PA. He died between 1860-1880 in Reading Township, Perry Co., Ohio. He married Mary Wangler June 1st 1824 in Loretto Cambria Co.,PA. They had two children: A. Isaisas/Urias Eckenrode(5) a bricklayer, was brn. about 1829/30 in Cambria county, PA, He married in Perry County, Ohio to Mary Ann Scallon/Scallion on or about1828 in Washington, D.C. daughter of __? and Mary Scallon brn. 1795 in Ireland. As of 1860, Isaias and Mary (Scallon) Eckenrode(5) had a son -Thomas Eckenrode(6) brn about 1857. B. Mary E. Eckenrode(5) was brn. about 1846/47 in Perry County, Ohio, married about 1872___? Carney. As of the 1880 Census, her husband had died and she was living with her widowed mother - Mary (Wangler) Eckenrode in Reading Township, Perry County, Ohio with her three children:a. William Carney brn. 1873; b.Loretta Carney brn. around 1875; c. Ellen Carney brn. in 1880.
3. Mary Elizabeth Eckenrode brn. January 8th 1802 of Lynn Township, Northampton Co.,PA. She died Mary 7th 1857 Allegheny Township Cambria Co., PA. She married Joseph Buck on February 1819 in Unity Township Westmoreland Co.,PA.
4. Margaret Eckenrode brn. January brn. 27th January 1804 in Albany Township, Berks Co., PA. Unknown death date. She married Vincent McGuire on November 24th 1824 in Loretto Cambria Co.,PA.
5. Benjamin Eckenrode brn. February 1st 1806 in Albany Township, Berks Co.,PA. He died after 1850 in East Deer Township Allegheny Co.,PA. He married Catharine Miller on November 1st 1827 in Loretto Cambria Co., PA.
6. Joseph Eckenrode brn. 1808 in Albany Township, Berks Co.,PA He died September 17th 1900 in Carroll Township Cambria Co.,PA. He married Sarah Dumm on August 16th 1836 in Loretto Cambria Co., PA.
7. Mary Eckenrode brn. July 4th 1810 Chillisquaque, Northumberland Co., PA. She died March 24th 1892 in Allegheny Township, Cambria Co.,PA. She married John Stevens on September 14th 1830 in Loretto, Cambria Co.,PA.
Stevens was born about 1799; He was the son of Aloysius and Elizabeth Notburga Stevens.
8. Henry Eckenrode brn. 1813 in Chillisquaque, Northumberland Co., PA. He died April 14th 1894 in Elder Township Cambria Co., PA. (He remained a Bachelor).
9. Daniel Eckenrode brn. 1815 in Chillisquaque, Northumberland Co.,PA. He died somewhere between 1880- 23rd Nobember 1898 Allegheny Township, Cambria Co.,PA. He married Mary Ann Lantzy around 1849 in Cambria Co.,PA.
10. Sarah Eckenrode brn. October 19th in Unity Township Westmoreland Co., PA. She died March 6th 1869 in Cambria Co., PA. She married George Dumm on September 20th 1835 in Loretto, Cambria Co., PA.
11. Susan Eckenrode brn. around 1824 in Allegheny Township, Cambria Co., PA. Unknown info on death or marriage. She was baptized by Father Demetrius Gallitzin at Loretto (Loretto Centenary; LC page 113).
Sources: William Kirkpatrick Eckroth-Eckenrode-Eckenroth Vol I and 2 published by Chris Pelikan 1987 page 423
Peter's brother and sister were:
1. Peter Eckenrode(3) brn. 7th April 1780 married Maria Egg/Eck on 26th November 1798 near the blue Mountains at home of Stophel Eckroth. In the 1800 Census it shows that Peter (3), his wife, newly born son, single brother John(3) and single sister Elizabeth (3) were living in the household of Christopher and Anna Margaret(2) in Lynn Township, Northampton County (1800 Census, page 566).
2. John Eckenrode(3) brn. 24th 1782 November married Anna Catharine Reppert on September 24th 1804
3. Elizabeth (3) brn. around 1783/4 married George Miller;they lived in Derry township, Westmoreland County, PA
Sometime before March 8th 1813 did Christopher Eckenrode (2)died. His son Peter Eckenrode(3) was the Executor for his father's will and a bondsman for faithful administratioin of his Cousin Adam's estate. (Northumberland County Will File #40, Book 2, pages 207-209;and Northumberland county Probate File #39, Book 2, page 207. During the perod of 1813 through 1816, the Eastern part of Chillisquaque Township in which they resided became Liberty Township, Columbia County.
On April 16th 1817, Peter Eckenrode(3) sold the eastern half of a major portion of that half of the property to which they had inherited from Christopher Eckenrode(2)their father, (205 acres: 1/2=102 acres 80 perches) to Philip Henebough (By reference only: Columbia county Deed Book 5, page 353; Their cousin Jacob(3),George(2),John(1) had purchased a 6/10 acre part of his 1/2 of the property on March 14th 1821 and sold it to Jacob Deter in 1829 before moving to Cambria County.
On April 26th 1817, Peter Eckenrode(3) and his brother, John Eckenrode(3), sold the other half (western side) of the property they had inherited from their father to Jacob Teter (Columbia county Deed Book 5, pages 102-103. This 1/2 was on the western side. By December1817, Peter, John and brother-in-law George Miller had moved to Unity Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania (Helbron Register -HR- page 76; "Records", Volume 28, page 149). In the 1820 Census of Unity Township, Westmoreland County it shows that his family had grown to a total of ten children. His oldest daughter Elizabeth(4) had married and left the home in 1819 and two of this older sons; Jacob(4) and Benjamin(4) had hired out as farm laborers.
Sometime between the date of the 1820 Census and August 1822, Peter Eckenrode(3) and his family immigrated to Allegheny Township, Cambria County, PA. On August 16th 1822 in Cambria he made an agreement with his oldest son, Peter, Jr.(4), whereby in return for certain of his father's personal property, his son bound himself to "support his father and mother in meat, drink, clothing, and lodging for the rest of their natural lives". (Cambria County Deed Book 3, page 30).
In the year 1822; Clearfield Township was formed from the Northern part of Allegheny Township. In 1825, Allegheny Township was further reduced in size by the creation of Susquehanna Township from the Western part of Allegheny Township.
On April 12th 1827 the 100 acres had been reduced to 86 acres when Peter Eckenrode Jr.(4) sold 14 acres to Hugh Uhl (Deed Book 3, page 340) and on 15th of August 1837 to 85 acres when he sold 1 acre to his brother-in-law, Joseph Buck (Deed Book 5, page 152). Sometime during 1837 or early 1838 he sold 7 acres to ____McVey and Philip Noon, leaving a balance of 78 acres on on which Peter Eckenrode(3), Peter Eckenrode Jr.(4) and his two unmarried and sister (Daniel 4, Henry 4, and Susan 4) were living. On June 30th 1838, Peter Eckenrode Jr. (4) sold the remaining 78 acre farm to Daniel Eckenrode (4) and Henry Eckenrode(4), and moved, setting up his own independent household elsewere in the Township. (Deed Book 6, page 397) In 1837 or early 1838, Jacob Eckenrode(4) the second son of Peter Eckenrode(3), had moved with his wife to Perry County, Ohio.
In the 1840 Census (Cambria County, Allegheny Township, page 3) it shows Peter Eckenrode(3) as head of a houseold which included his wife Mary, sons, Daniel Eckenrode(4) and Henry Eckenrode(4) and daughter Susan Eckenrode(4). Although, Peter Eckenrode(3) was listed as "head" of the household, ownership/title to the property wsa in the name of his two sons, Daniel Eckenrode(4) and Henry Eckenrode(4). His son Peter Eckenrode Jr. (4) was listed as a seperate household, in the census, removed at some distance in Allegheny Township from that of his father, Peter Eckenrode(3).
In September 1850 (1850 Census Allegheny Township, Cambria County, page 50 and 53) Daniel Eckenrode(4) and Henry Eckenrode(4) were living in "dwelling #127" as "Family #130"; their father Peter Eckenrode(3) and his wife Mary in "dwelling #128" as "Family #131; their brother/ son-in-law, Joseph Buck, in "dwelling #130" as "Family #135" and their brother, Peter Eckenrode Jr.(4) in "dwelling #176" as "Family #181".
Peter Eckenrode(3) died on 24th November 1858 at the age of 78 years 7 months and 14 days (LC page 174). The date of his wife's death has not yet been discovered but must have occurred between September 1850 and July 1860,since she did n ot appear in the 1860 Census.
Since Peter Eckenrode(3) had very little pesonal estate and no real estate, it probably was not deemed necessary to go through probate procedures. In any case, no probate papers have been found.
Sources:(Goshenhoppen Registers, pages 76 and 88; "Records", Volume 3, pages 353 and 365; Will of Christopher; 1800 and 1840 Censuses). All three appeared with their parents in the 1790 Census in Lynn Township, Northampton County, PA (page 175).
The stone may have crumbled due to being moved when construction happend on the renovation of the church cemetery long ago.
Buried in the older Basilica Cemetery. The cemetery went through renovation after the construction of a newer building consecrated in October 2, 1901.
Please note: See the Bio of "Demetrius Augustine Gallitzin" for further information on this Parish of St. Michael's.
Sources: William Kirkpatrick Eckroth-Eckenrode-Eckenroth Vol I and 2 published by Chris Pelikan 1987 pages 423-431
Peter married Maria Egg/Eck on November 26th 1798. See bio: Anna Mary (Eck) Eckenrode
Peter Eckenrode(3) (Eckerode/Eckenroth) is the son of Christophel (Christopher)or ("Stofel") Eckenroth(2)/Eckroth/(Eckerode) of Lynn Township, Lehigh County, Northampton, PA and Anna Margaretha (Henrich)Eckenrode daughter of Christian Henrich Sr. and wife brn.(Bieber/Bebeer/Wewer)Henrich. See bio: Christopher Eckenrode
Please note: Stophel(Christopher) Eckroth(2) (Eckerode/Eckenrode was assessed taxes for 150 acres of land, horses and cattle in in Lynn Township, Northampton County in the years 1781, 1785, 1786 and 1788.
Peter was the husband of Maria Egg/Eck. They married November 26th 1798
Peter was the first child born to Christophel Eckroth/Eckenrode(2) and Anna Margaretha (Henrich) Eckenrode.
Peter Eckenrode and Anna Maria Egg/Eck's children were:
1. Peter Eckenrode brn 27th November 1799 of Lynn township,Northampton Co.,PA. He died January 1870 Allegheny Township Cambria Co.,PA. He first married Ann Miller on June 10th 1828 in Loretto,PA. His second marriage was to Christina Fox on October 12th 1830 in Loretto, PA. See bio: Peter Eckenroth 4
2. Jacob Eckenrode brn. 1801 of Lynn township, Northampton Co., PA. He died between 1860-1880 in Reading Township, Perry Co., Ohio. He married Mary Wangler June 1st 1824 in Loretto Cambria Co.,PA. They had two children: A. Isaisas/Urias Eckenrode(5) a bricklayer, was brn. about 1829/30 in Cambria county, PA, He married in Perry County, Ohio to Mary Ann Scallon/Scallion on or about1828 in Washington, D.C. daughter of __? and Mary Scallon brn. 1795 in Ireland. As of 1860, Isaias and Mary (Scallon) Eckenrode(5) had a son -Thomas Eckenrode(6) brn about 1857. B. Mary E. Eckenrode(5) was brn. about 1846/47 in Perry County, Ohio, married about 1872___? Carney. As of the 1880 Census, her husband had died and she was living with her widowed mother - Mary (Wangler) Eckenrode in Reading Township, Perry County, Ohio with her three children:a. William Carney brn. 1873; b.Loretta Carney brn. around 1875; c. Ellen Carney brn. in 1880.
3. Mary Elizabeth Eckenrode brn. January 8th 1802 of Lynn Township, Northampton Co.,PA. She died Mary 7th 1857 Allegheny Township Cambria Co., PA. She married Joseph Buck on February 1819 in Unity Township Westmoreland Co.,PA.
4. Margaret Eckenrode brn. January brn. 27th January 1804 in Albany Township, Berks Co., PA. Unknown death date. She married Vincent McGuire on November 24th 1824 in Loretto Cambria Co.,PA.
5. Benjamin Eckenrode brn. February 1st 1806 in Albany Township, Berks Co.,PA. He died after 1850 in East Deer Township Allegheny Co.,PA. He married Catharine Miller on November 1st 1827 in Loretto Cambria Co., PA.
6. Joseph Eckenrode brn. 1808 in Albany Township, Berks Co.,PA He died September 17th 1900 in Carroll Township Cambria Co.,PA. He married Sarah Dumm on August 16th 1836 in Loretto Cambria Co., PA.
7. Mary Eckenrode brn. July 4th 1810 Chillisquaque, Northumberland Co., PA. She died March 24th 1892 in Allegheny Township, Cambria Co.,PA. She married John Stevens on September 14th 1830 in Loretto, Cambria Co.,PA.
Stevens was born about 1799; He was the son of Aloysius and Elizabeth Notburga Stevens.
8. Henry Eckenrode brn. 1813 in Chillisquaque, Northumberland Co., PA. He died April 14th 1894 in Elder Township Cambria Co., PA. (He remained a Bachelor).
9. Daniel Eckenrode brn. 1815 in Chillisquaque, Northumberland Co.,PA. He died somewhere between 1880- 23rd Nobember 1898 Allegheny Township, Cambria Co.,PA. He married Mary Ann Lantzy around 1849 in Cambria Co.,PA.
10. Sarah Eckenrode brn. October 19th in Unity Township Westmoreland Co., PA. She died March 6th 1869 in Cambria Co., PA. She married George Dumm on September 20th 1835 in Loretto, Cambria Co., PA.
11. Susan Eckenrode brn. around 1824 in Allegheny Township, Cambria Co., PA. Unknown info on death or marriage. She was baptized by Father Demetrius Gallitzin at Loretto (Loretto Centenary; LC page 113).
Sources: William Kirkpatrick Eckroth-Eckenrode-Eckenroth Vol I and 2 published by Chris Pelikan 1987 page 423
Peter's brother and sister were:
1. Peter Eckenrode(3) brn. 7th April 1780 married Maria Egg/Eck on 26th November 1798 near the blue Mountains at home of Stophel Eckroth. In the 1800 Census it shows that Peter (3), his wife, newly born son, single brother John(3) and single sister Elizabeth (3) were living in the household of Christopher and Anna Margaret(2) in Lynn Township, Northampton County (1800 Census, page 566).
2. John Eckenrode(3) brn. 24th 1782 November married Anna Catharine Reppert on September 24th 1804
3. Elizabeth (3) brn. around 1783/4 married George Miller;they lived in Derry township, Westmoreland County, PA
Sometime before March 8th 1813 did Christopher Eckenrode (2)died. His son Peter Eckenrode(3) was the Executor for his father's will and a bondsman for faithful administratioin of his Cousin Adam's estate. (Northumberland County Will File #40, Book 2, pages 207-209;and Northumberland county Probate File #39, Book 2, page 207. During the perod of 1813 through 1816, the Eastern part of Chillisquaque Township in which they resided became Liberty Township, Columbia County.
On April 16th 1817, Peter Eckenrode(3) sold the eastern half of a major portion of that half of the property to which they had inherited from Christopher Eckenrode(2)their father, (205 acres: 1/2=102 acres 80 perches) to Philip Henebough (By reference only: Columbia county Deed Book 5, page 353; Their cousin Jacob(3),George(2),John(1) had purchased a 6/10 acre part of his 1/2 of the property on March 14th 1821 and sold it to Jacob Deter in 1829 before moving to Cambria County.
On April 26th 1817, Peter Eckenrode(3) and his brother, John Eckenrode(3), sold the other half (western side) of the property they had inherited from their father to Jacob Teter (Columbia county Deed Book 5, pages 102-103. This 1/2 was on the western side. By December1817, Peter, John and brother-in-law George Miller had moved to Unity Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania (Helbron Register -HR- page 76; "Records", Volume 28, page 149). In the 1820 Census of Unity Township, Westmoreland County it shows that his family had grown to a total of ten children. His oldest daughter Elizabeth(4) had married and left the home in 1819 and two of this older sons; Jacob(4) and Benjamin(4) had hired out as farm laborers.
Sometime between the date of the 1820 Census and August 1822, Peter Eckenrode(3) and his family immigrated to Allegheny Township, Cambria County, PA. On August 16th 1822 in Cambria he made an agreement with his oldest son, Peter, Jr.(4), whereby in return for certain of his father's personal property, his son bound himself to "support his father and mother in meat, drink, clothing, and lodging for the rest of their natural lives". (Cambria County Deed Book 3, page 30).
In the year 1822; Clearfield Township was formed from the Northern part of Allegheny Township. In 1825, Allegheny Township was further reduced in size by the creation of Susquehanna Township from the Western part of Allegheny Township.
On April 12th 1827 the 100 acres had been reduced to 86 acres when Peter Eckenrode Jr.(4) sold 14 acres to Hugh Uhl (Deed Book 3, page 340) and on 15th of August 1837 to 85 acres when he sold 1 acre to his brother-in-law, Joseph Buck (Deed Book 5, page 152). Sometime during 1837 or early 1838 he sold 7 acres to ____McVey and Philip Noon, leaving a balance of 78 acres on on which Peter Eckenrode(3), Peter Eckenrode Jr.(4) and his two unmarried and sister (Daniel 4, Henry 4, and Susan 4) were living. On June 30th 1838, Peter Eckenrode Jr. (4) sold the remaining 78 acre farm to Daniel Eckenrode (4) and Henry Eckenrode(4), and moved, setting up his own independent household elsewere in the Township. (Deed Book 6, page 397) In 1837 or early 1838, Jacob Eckenrode(4) the second son of Peter Eckenrode(3), had moved with his wife to Perry County, Ohio.
In the 1840 Census (Cambria County, Allegheny Township, page 3) it shows Peter Eckenrode(3) as head of a houseold which included his wife Mary, sons, Daniel Eckenrode(4) and Henry Eckenrode(4) and daughter Susan Eckenrode(4). Although, Peter Eckenrode(3) was listed as "head" of the household, ownership/title to the property wsa in the name of his two sons, Daniel Eckenrode(4) and Henry Eckenrode(4). His son Peter Eckenrode Jr. (4) was listed as a seperate household, in the census, removed at some distance in Allegheny Township from that of his father, Peter Eckenrode(3).
In September 1850 (1850 Census Allegheny Township, Cambria County, page 50 and 53) Daniel Eckenrode(4) and Henry Eckenrode(4) were living in "dwelling #127" as "Family #130"; their father Peter Eckenrode(3) and his wife Mary in "dwelling #128" as "Family #131; their brother/ son-in-law, Joseph Buck, in "dwelling #130" as "Family #135" and their brother, Peter Eckenrode Jr.(4) in "dwelling #176" as "Family #181".
Peter Eckenrode(3) died on 24th November 1858 at the age of 78 years 7 months and 14 days (LC page 174). The date of his wife's death has not yet been discovered but must have occurred between September 1850 and July 1860,since she did n ot appear in the 1860 Census.
Since Peter Eckenrode(3) had very little pesonal estate and no real estate, it probably was not deemed necessary to go through probate procedures. In any case, no probate papers have been found.
Sources:(Goshenhoppen Registers, pages 76 and 88; "Records", Volume 3, pages 353 and 365; Will of Christopher; 1800 and 1840 Censuses). All three appeared with their parents in the 1790 Census in Lynn Township, Northampton County, PA (page 175).
The stone may have crumbled due to being moved when construction happend on the renovation of the church cemetery long ago.
Buried in the older Basilica Cemetery. The cemetery went through renovation after the construction of a newer building consecrated in October 2, 1901.
Please note: See the Bio of "Demetrius Augustine Gallitzin" for further information on this Parish of St. Michael's.
Sources: William Kirkpatrick Eckroth-Eckenrode-Eckenroth Vol I and 2 published by Chris Pelikan 1987 pages 423-431
Peter Eckenrode(3) (Eckerode/Eckenroth) is the son of Christophel (Christopher)or ("Stofel") Eckenroth(2)/Eckroth/(Eckerode) of Lynn Township, Lehigh County, Northampton, PA and Anna Margaretha (Henrich)Eckenrode daughter of Christian Henrich Sr. and wife brn.(Bieber/Bebeer/Wewer)Henrich. See bio: Christopher Eckenrode
Please note: Stophel(Christopher) Eckroth(2) (Eckerode/Eckenrode was assessed taxes for 150 acres of land, horses and cattle in in Lynn Township, Northampton County in the years 1781, 1785, 1786 and 1788.
Peter was the husband of Maria Egg/Eck. They married November 26th 1798
Peter was the first child born to Christophel Eckroth/Eckenrode(2) and Anna Margaretha (Henrich) Eckenrode.
Peter Eckenrode and Anna Maria Egg/Eck's children were:
1. Peter Eckenrode brn 27th November 1799 of Lynn township,Northampton Co.,PA. He died January 1870 Allegheny Township Cambria Co.,PA. He first married Ann Miller on June 10th 1828 in Loretto,PA. His second marriage was to Christina Fox on October 12th 1830 in Loretto, PA. See bio: Peter Eckenroth 4
2. Jacob Eckenrode brn. 1801 of Lynn township, Northampton Co., PA. He died between 1860-1880 in Reading Township, Perry Co., Ohio. He married Mary Wangler June 1st 1824 in Loretto Cambria Co.,PA. They had two children: A. Isaisas/Urias Eckenrode(5) a bricklayer, was brn. about 1829/30 in Cambria county, PA, He married in Perry County, Ohio to Mary Ann Scallon/Scallion on or about1828 in Washington, D.C. daughter of __? and Mary Scallon brn. 1795 in Ireland. As of 1860, Isaias and Mary (Scallon) Eckenrode(5) had a son -Thomas Eckenrode(6) brn about 1857. B. Mary E. Eckenrode(5) was brn. about 1846/47 in Perry County, Ohio, married about 1872___? Carney. As of the 1880 Census, her husband had died and she was living with her widowed mother - Mary (Wangler) Eckenrode in Reading Township, Perry County, Ohio with her three children:a. William Carney brn. 1873; b.Loretta Carney brn. around 1875; c. Ellen Carney brn. in 1880.
3. Mary Elizabeth Eckenrode brn. January 8th 1802 of Lynn Township, Northampton Co.,PA. She died Mary 7th 1857 Allegheny Township Cambria Co., PA. She married Joseph Buck on February 1819 in Unity Township Westmoreland Co.,PA.
4. Margaret Eckenrode brn. January brn. 27th January 1804 in Albany Township, Berks Co., PA. Unknown death date. She married Vincent McGuire on November 24th 1824 in Loretto Cambria Co.,PA.
5. Benjamin Eckenrode brn. February 1st 1806 in Albany Township, Berks Co.,PA. He died after 1850 in East Deer Township Allegheny Co.,PA. He married Catharine Miller on November 1st 1827 in Loretto Cambria Co., PA.
6. Joseph Eckenrode brn. 1808 in Albany Township, Berks Co.,PA He died September 17th 1900 in Carroll Township Cambria Co.,PA. He married Sarah Dumm on August 16th 1836 in Loretto Cambria Co., PA.
7. Mary Eckenrode brn. July 4th 1810 Chillisquaque, Northumberland Co., PA. She died March 24th 1892 in Allegheny Township, Cambria Co.,PA. She married John Stevens on September 14th 1830 in Loretto, Cambria Co.,PA.
Stevens was born about 1799; He was the son of Aloysius and Elizabeth Notburga Stevens.
8. Henry Eckenrode brn. 1813 in Chillisquaque, Northumberland Co., PA. He died April 14th 1894 in Elder Township Cambria Co., PA. (He remained a Bachelor).
9. Daniel Eckenrode brn. 1815 in Chillisquaque, Northumberland Co.,PA. He died somewhere between 1880- 23rd Nobember 1898 Allegheny Township, Cambria Co.,PA. He married Mary Ann Lantzy around 1849 in Cambria Co.,PA.
10. Sarah Eckenrode brn. October 19th in Unity Township Westmoreland Co., PA. She died March 6th 1869 in Cambria Co., PA. She married George Dumm on September 20th 1835 in Loretto, Cambria Co., PA.
11. Susan Eckenrode brn. around 1824 in Allegheny Township, Cambria Co., PA. Unknown info on death or marriage. She was baptized by Father Demetrius Gallitzin at Loretto (Loretto Centenary; LC page 113).
Sources: William Kirkpatrick Eckroth-Eckenrode-Eckenroth Vol I and 2 published by Chris Pelikan 1987 page 423
Peter's brother and sister were:
1. Peter Eckenrode(3) brn. 7th April 1780 married Maria Egg/Eck on 26th November 1798 near the blue Mountains at home of Stophel Eckroth. In the 1800 Census it shows that Peter (3), his wife, newly born son, single brother John(3) and single sister Elizabeth (3) were living in the household of Christopher and Anna Margaret(2) in Lynn Township, Northampton County (1800 Census, page 566).
2. John Eckenrode(3) brn. 24th 1782 November married Anna Catharine Reppert on September 24th 1804
3. Elizabeth (3) brn. around 1783/4 married George Miller;they lived in Derry township, Westmoreland County, PA
Sometime before March 8th 1813 did Christopher Eckenrode (2)died. His son Peter Eckenrode(3) was the Executor for his father's will and a bondsman for faithful administratioin of his Cousin Adam's estate. (Northumberland County Will File #40, Book 2, pages 207-209;and Northumberland county Probate File #39, Book 2, page 207. During the perod of 1813 through 1816, the Eastern part of Chillisquaque Township in which they resided became Liberty Township, Columbia County.
On April 16th 1817, Peter Eckenrode(3) sold the eastern half of a major portion of that half of the property to which they had inherited from Christopher Eckenrode(2)their father, (205 acres: 1/2=102 acres 80 perches) to Philip Henebough (By reference only: Columbia county Deed Book 5, page 353; Their cousin Jacob(3),George(2),John(1) had purchased a 6/10 acre part of his 1/2 of the property on March 14th 1821 and sold it to Jacob Deter in 1829 before moving to Cambria County.
On April 26th 1817, Peter Eckenrode(3) and his brother, John Eckenrode(3), sold the other half (western side) of the property they had inherited from their father to Jacob Teter (Columbia county Deed Book 5, pages 102-103. This 1/2 was on the western side. By December1817, Peter, John and brother-in-law George Miller had moved to Unity Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania (Helbron Register -HR- page 76; "Records", Volume 28, page 149). In the 1820 Census of Unity Township, Westmoreland County it shows that his family had grown to a total of ten children. His oldest daughter Elizabeth(4) had married and left the home in 1819 and two of this older sons; Jacob(4) and Benjamin(4) had hired out as farm laborers.
Sometime between the date of the 1820 Census and August 1822, Peter Eckenrode(3) and his family immigrated to Allegheny Township, Cambria County, PA. On August 16th 1822 in Cambria he made an agreement with his oldest son, Peter, Jr.(4), whereby in return for certain of his father's personal property, his son bound himself to "support his father and mother in meat, drink, clothing, and lodging for the rest of their natural lives". (Cambria County Deed Book 3, page 30).
In the year 1822; Clearfield Township was formed from the Northern part of Allegheny Township. In 1825, Allegheny Township was further reduced in size by the creation of Susquehanna Township from the Western part of Allegheny Township.
On April 12th 1827 the 100 acres had been reduced to 86 acres when Peter Eckenrode Jr.(4) sold 14 acres to Hugh Uhl (Deed Book 3, page 340) and on 15th of August 1837 to 85 acres when he sold 1 acre to his brother-in-law, Joseph Buck (Deed Book 5, page 152). Sometime during 1837 or early 1838 he sold 7 acres to ____McVey and Philip Noon, leaving a balance of 78 acres on on which Peter Eckenrode(3), Peter Eckenrode Jr.(4) and his two unmarried and sister (Daniel 4, Henry 4, and Susan 4) were living. On June 30th 1838, Peter Eckenrode Jr. (4) sold the remaining 78 acre farm to Daniel Eckenrode (4) and Henry Eckenrode(4), and moved, setting up his own independent household elsewere in the Township. (Deed Book 6, page 397) In 1837 or early 1838, Jacob Eckenrode(4) the second son of Peter Eckenrode(3), had moved with his wife to Perry County, Ohio.
In the 1840 Census (Cambria County, Allegheny Township, page 3) it shows Peter Eckenrode(3) as head of a houseold which included his wife Mary, sons, Daniel Eckenrode(4) and Henry Eckenrode(4) and daughter Susan Eckenrode(4). Although, Peter Eckenrode(3) was listed as "head" of the household, ownership/title to the property wsa in the name of his two sons, Daniel Eckenrode(4) and Henry Eckenrode(4). His son Peter Eckenrode Jr. (4) was listed as a seperate household, in the census, removed at some distance in Allegheny Township from that of his father, Peter Eckenrode(3).
In September 1850 (1850 Census Allegheny Township, Cambria County, page 50 and 53) Daniel Eckenrode(4) and Henry Eckenrode(4) were living in "dwelling #127" as "Family #130"; their father Peter Eckenrode(3) and his wife Mary in "dwelling #128" as "Family #131; their brother/ son-in-law, Joseph Buck, in "dwelling #130" as "Family #135" and their brother, Peter Eckenrode Jr.(4) in "dwelling #176" as "Family #181".
Peter Eckenrode(3) died on 24th November 1858 at the age of 78 years 7 months and 14 days (LC page 174). The date of his wife's death has not yet been discovered but must have occurred between September 1850 and July 1860,since she did n ot appear in the 1860 Census.
Since Peter Eckenrode(3) had very little pesonal estate and no real estate, it probably was not deemed necessary to go through probate procedures. In any case, no probate papers have been found.
Sources:(Goshenhoppen Registers, pages 76 and 88; "Records", Volume 3, pages 353 and 365; Will of Christopher; 1800 and 1840 Censuses). All three appeared with their parents in the 1790 Census in Lynn Township, Northampton County, PA (page 175).
The stone may have crumbled due to being moved when construction happend on the renovation of the church cemetery long ago.
Buried in the older Basilica Cemetery. The cemetery went through renovation after the construction of a newer building consecrated in October 2, 1901.
Please note: See the Bio of "Demetrius Augustine Gallitzin" for further information on this Parish of St. Michael's.
Sources: William Kirkpatrick Eckroth-Eckenrode-Eckenroth Vol I and 2 published by Chris Pelikan 1987 pages 423-431
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