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58 views1920 census Birt Claypool family in Illinoistim hittle
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Bachert, Anthony - 1839 petition for further consideration of Nicholas Bachert's (his father) estate – 29 viewsFound in Columbia County Orphan's Court Book 3, this incredible find gives us the names of Anthony Bachert's father, and 9 of his siblings.
The claim itself was denied, as found in another document found about 2 months later in the same Orphan's Court Book.
According to this record, Anthony's father's name is Nicholas who had 10 children to be considered in the matter:
Michael
Anthony
Philip
Barbara - who married John ( illegible: Lawna, Leona, Towns?)
Elizabeth - who married John Stetler
Susanna - who married John Deamer
Catherine - who married James Armstrong
Mary - who married James Swisher
Salome - who married George (illegible: Barts, Bods, Bets?)
Jacob - "now deceased" but left children William, Joseph, Jacob, Daniel and David to be considered in the matter, and a further note that Daniel and David are yet minors for whom John Swisher was named guardian in the matter)
Will Book #1 states that Letters of Administration were granted to Philip on June 2, 1824.
Photo August 2007 by Joe Hittle
Joe Hittle
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Bachert, Anthony - denial of claim for further consideration from his father's estate – 22 viewsIn 1839 Anthony Bachert petitioned for further consideration in the matter of his father's estate. His claim was that he had not been adequately compensated in the matter of his father's ground in Madison Township, Columbia County, and was petitioning for partition of the property.
This record is the court's answer to his petition and appears to be a rather resounding denial to his request.
Orphan's Court Book (#3) from Columbia County, Pennsylvania
Photo August 2007 by Joe Hittle
Joe Hittle
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Bachert, Nicholas - Columbia County Pennsylvania, 1826 - estate closing – 25 viewsNicholas Bachert was the father of Anthony Bachert. Nicholas died in 1824 and Letters of Administration were granted to his son, Philip.
This is the entry in the Orphan's Court Accounts Register (#1) which closes the probate matter in 1826.
Photo August 2007 by Joe Hittle
Joe Hittle
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Bachert, Nicholas; Bachert, Anthony – 16 viewsThis recap is taken from the Orphans Court Records in Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
The matter at hand is a suit filed by Anthony Bachert via one Jacob Rishel. The suit names the heirs of Nicholas Bachert, including the children of his deceased son Jacob.
One of the mysteries of this so far is "which Jacob Rishel?" It would not be hard to assume that this is likely the 2nd husband of Anthony Bachert's estranged wife, Catharine (Ebner) ((Bachert)) Rishel, who died either in late December of 1829 or very early January 1830. Her probate records begin in Orphan's Court records as early as 5 January 1830.
There is enough correlation between this document and the Frank Allaben report to Augustus E. Bachert some 70 years later to lead me to believe that Anthony was indeed the brother of the Michael Bacher buried at Zion "Stone Church" in West Penn, Township, Schuylkill County.
Photo August 2009 by Joseph A 'Joe' HittleJoe Hittle
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Bachert: Catharine (Ebner); Land Purchase from Joseph Eveland (page 2) – 14 viewsShortly after her divorce from Anthony Bachert and before her subsequent remarriage to {unknown Rishel}, Catharine (Ebner) Bachert obtained land which abutted Michael Hittle's in Mount Pleasant township, Columbia County.
source: Columbia County, Pennsylvania, Deed Book (#?) page 360Joe Hittle
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Bachert: Catharine; Land Purchase from Joseph Eveland (page 1) – 11 viewsShortly after her divorce from Anthony Bachert and before her subsequent remarriage to {unknown Rishel}, Catharine (Ebner) Bachert obtained land which abutted Michael Hittle's in Mount Pleasant township, Columbia County.
source: Columbia County, Pennsylvania, Deed Book (#?) page 359Joe Hittle
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Baptismal Fraktur - Bacher(t), Mary Salome – 56 viewsThis fraktur was held by Lettie Bellinger, a descendant of Sarah (Bachert) Bopes. Sarah and her husband George Bopes were early settlers in what became Mercer County, Illinois. Lettie regarded this as the baptismal fraktur for her Sarah.
Translation:
"To this legally married couple known as Nicolaus Backer and his lawful wife Susana, born Bock, was born to the world a daughter in the year of our Lord Saviour Jesus Christ 1790 the 30th day of December in America in the state of Pennsylvania in Northhampton County in Penn Township, and this before-mentioned daughter was also baptized and named the 9th of March 1791 by Pastor Roth, a Reformed preacher. Sponsors were Leonhard Bock and his wife Maria, and (this daughter) was given the name Mary Salome."
Photo courtesy of Chuck Lee.
Joe Hittle
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Biographies - Joseph Hittle - son of Isaac and Margaret Hittle – 83 viewsPictorial and Biographical Memoirs of Indianapolis and Marion County, Indiana: Goodspeed Brothers Publishing, Chicago, Illinois, 1893. pages 382-3
JimHittle
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Buck, Leonard - Estate Closing in Columbia County, Pennsylvania – 18 viewsGMH Sr/Ann Mary, Jr/Christina, Mary (Husband)
From the Orphans Court Accounts Register (#1) of Columbia County, PA.
Jacob Kelchner, who was the Administrator of the Leonard Buck Estate, according to the Will of George Michael Hittle Jr. was the son-in-law of Leonard and Mary (Hittle) Buck by their daughter Elizabeth.
Jacob and Elizabeth's family can be traced via census records, beginning with the 1850 censusJoe Hittle
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Claypool, Andrew Burton and Claypool, Maggie May (Handley) Marriage License – 56 viewsThese are my mother's parents
Photo courtesy of Kathy Butcher, sexton of Dodson Cemetery, Vermilion County, IllinoisJoe Hittle
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