Joanni Petrus Ickerodt and Catharinae of Koblenz-Niederberg, Rheinland, Germany.

Wife of Joanni Petrus Ickerodt

Children of Joanni Petrus Ickerodt and Catharinae are:


1. Franciscus Eckeroit Christening 26, June 1697 of Koblenz-Niederber, Rheinland, Preussen Germany. Catholic/ parents: Joanni Eckeroit and Catharinae

2. Joannes Petrus Ickerodt(Eckerodt) brn. 03 NOV. 1700 of Koblenz-Niederberg, Rheinland, Preussen Germany. Catholic/ whose parents of Joannes Petrus Ickerodt(Eckerodt) was Joanni Ickerodt(Eckerodt)and Catharinae. Joannes Petrus Ickerodt also had sisters: (("I want to say he was one of the possible two killed by the Indians")) (quoted by Joseph)

3. Anna Barbara Ickeroth Christened 14 April 1702. Koblenz-Niederberg, Rheinland, Preussen, Germany. Catholic/ also another sister named;
Submitter's note: She may have been the wife of John Kuhn who died in 14 February 1751 Macungie Township, Berks County, PA. Further reseach is needed to determine this connection. (Joseph)

4. Odilia Eckerott Christening July 24, 1708. All of Koblenz-Niederberg, Rheinland, Preussen, Germany.
Please see her bio: Odilia Eckerott

Submitter's note: "She, "Anna Otilia/Odilia Eckerott" may have married into the Meyer family but not proven at the moment". (Joseph) Please note: Ottilia Meyer was a sponsor for Mary Ottilia Kuhn (3) baptisim between 12 August and 31 December 1745. (GR, page 9; "Records", Volume 2, page 324). Odilia Eckerott may have also may have married into the Bawer/Baver/Bieber family, wife of John Baver but has yet to be proven at the moment. Update note: Conrad Bevertz was born about 1738 in Germany, the son of immigrand- John Beberts and his second wife Anna Ottilia. At the age of about 10 years, his father died and his mother married again Jacob Cronople/Grenable of Greenwhich Township, Berks Co., PA. (WK-book, page 521)


5. Anna Margaretha Ickerott(Eckerott)Christened 24 AUG. 1709. Koblenz-Niederberg, Rheinland, Preussen, Germany. Catholic

?6. Zacharias Hekenrode/Eckerode Johann Zacharias Eckeroth of Tulpehocken and Heidelberg townships. Had possible son, Jacob Eckenroth. (WK-book, page 174) (("I want to say he was one of the Eckenroth boys that were killed by the Indians.")) (quoted by Joseph)
Please note:Zacharias Hekenrod/Eckenrode is mentioned in the "History of Berks County", Morton L. Montgomery, 1909, J.H. Beers and Company, Chicago, Illinois, Volume 11, pages 1609 and 1610. (WK-book, page 174)