Alternate spelling for Fronica was Fronicka
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∼Frances Schumacher
•Sex: F
•Birth: ABT 1669 in Cecil Co. Md.
•Death: UNKNOWN

Father: Peter Schumacher b: ABT 1640
Mother: Sarah Hendricks b: ABT 1645

Marriage: 1 Isaacs Jacob Van Bibber b: ABT 1661 in Krefeld, Holland
•Married: 28 MAY 1690 in Maryland

Children:
1. Jacob Van Bibber b: 26 OCT 1691 in Cecil Co. Md.
2. Hester Van Bibber b: 9 MAY 1693 in Cecil Co. Md.
3. Peter Van Bibber b: 25 MAY 1695 in Cecil Co. Md.
4. Christian Van Bibber b: 15 AUG 1698
5. Isaac Van Bibber b: 15 JUL 1701
6. Veronica Van Bibber b: 1 JAN 1706
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Fronica was the daughter of Peter Schumacher and Sarah Hendricks. She was born about 1661, probably in Krefeld, which is now located in Germany. By 1685, Fronica's mother had died. Fronica's father took his family, consisting of son Peter and daughters Mary, Frances (Fronica) & Gertrude, to America. They sailed from London on "Francis & Dorothy" on 8: 14: 1685. The passenger list of that ship contains Peter Schumacher, son Peter, daughter Mary, cousin Sarah and daughters Frances & Gertrude. They arrived in 1685 and settled in Germantown, Pennsylvania.

The elder Peter had signed an agreement with Dirck Shipman of Krefeld before he left Germany, on August 16, 1685. It called for Peter to proceed to Pennsylvania and receive 200 acres from Herman Op den Graeff. He was to erect a dwelling on this land, which he apparently did. Around 1690, Fronica married Isaac VanBibber. It is known that while in Germantown, the VanBibber family became involved in a religious dispute. Around the same time, Isaac Jacob von Bebber moved with Reynier Herman von Burkelow to Cecil County, Maryland, the Bohemia Manor area. Perhaps the religious dispute is what caused the migration to Maryland. Some sources say they were married on May 28, 1690 in Maryland, it is possible that Fronca and Isaac were betrothed in Germantown, and they were married in Maryland after the VanBibber's move. Fronica and Isaac had three sons and three daughters. Fronica died about 1708, probaby in Cecil County, Maryland.

Thanks to Ken Smith for the Bio.
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