George was the son of Johan George Schupp and Anna Catharina Matter. He was the husband of Anna Maria Deibler.
Johann George's birth and baptism dates are extracted from the records found at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, New Holland, Earl Twp. Lancaster county, PA. Sponsors at his baptism were George Vols and Barbara. George was a soldier of the American Revolution as evident from the return of Captain Martin Weaver's Company, of Upper Paxtang Twp., April 23, 1781. He is listed as a private, 4th CLASS. This information can be found in EGLE'S "Notes and Queries", VOL. I, SERIES 11, pg. 178-179. This information can also be found in the PA archives. Series V, VOL. III, pg. 348.
Johann George's birth and baptism dates are extracted from the records found at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, New Holland, Earl Twp. Lancaster county, PA. Sponsors at his baptism were George Vols and Barbara. George was a soldier of the American Revolution as evident from the return of Captain Martin Weaver's Company, of Upper Paxtang Twp., April 23, 1781. He is listed as a private, 4th CLASS. This information can be found in EGLE'S "Notes and Queries", VOL. I, SERIES 11, pg. 178-179. This information can also be found in the PA archives. Series V, VOL. III, pg. 348.
George was the son of Johan George Schupp and Anna Catharina Matter. He was the husband of Anna Maria Deibler.
Johann George's birth and baptism dates are extracted from the records found at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, New Holland, Earl Twp. Lancaster county, PA. Sponsors at his baptism were George Vols and Barbara. George was a soldier of the American Revolution as evident from the return of Captain Martin Weaver's Company, of Upper Paxtang Twp., April 23, 1781. He is listed as a private, 4th CLASS. This information can be found in EGLE'S "Notes and Queries", VOL. I, SERIES 11, pg. 178-179. This information can also be found in the PA archives. Series V, VOL. III, pg. 348.
Johann George's birth and baptism dates are extracted from the records found at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, New Holland, Earl Twp. Lancaster county, PA. Sponsors at his baptism were George Vols and Barbara. George was a soldier of the American Revolution as evident from the return of Captain Martin Weaver's Company, of Upper Paxtang Twp., April 23, 1781. He is listed as a private, 4th CLASS. This information can be found in EGLE'S "Notes and Queries", VOL. I, SERIES 11, pg. 178-179. This information can also be found in the PA archives. Series V, VOL. III, pg. 348.
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