Immigrants
"Immigrants To America Before 1750", edited by Frederick A. Virkus. Genealogical Publishing Company, 1965.
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AHLBACK (Ohlbach), Johann Wilhelm (b. 1706), came from
Rotterdam to Phila. in the ship "Hope" and took oath of allegiance to Pa., Sept.
23, 1734: on ship's list as "Johan Willhelm Ohlback, age 28:; Chamber in "Early
Germans of N.J.",, p.231, states that William and Zacharias Albach were occupying
parts of the "Society land" in Hunterdon co., N.J. in 1735 (N153-P49S).
AHLBACH (Ohlbach, Alpock?), Zacharias (b.1698), came from Rotterdam to Phila. in the ship "Hope", and took oath of allegiance to Pa., Sept. 23, 1734: on ship's list as "Zacharias Ohlbach, age 36"; on same list is Johann Wilhelm (qv) and Anna Dumat Ohlbach, age 37, Anna Eliza Ohlbach, age 26, Joanis Wilhelm Ohlbach, age 11, Joanis Gerard Ohlbach, age 6, Anna Margret Ohlbach, age 2, and Joanis Peter Ohlbach, age 2. They probably removed immediately to the Society Lands of West Jersey (N153-P498).
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ALLBACK (Alibock, Allebach), Christian, at Colebrook Dale, Pa., 1728 was
one of the signers of petition to Gov. Gordon for relief from Indian depredations at
Goshenhoppen; paid quit rent on 150 acres in Salford tp., Phila. co., Pa., before
1734 (P492-P496a).
ALLBACH, Johannes, Hanover tp., Phila., Co., Pa., paid quit rent on 100 acres before 1734 (P492).
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ALLEBACH, Jacob, came from Germany with wife, before Am. Rev. and settled
in Germantown, Pa., where their house was later burned by the British; they found refuge
in Berks co., Pa., removing later to Vanango co., Pa., where they d.; m. Verona ??; known
issue: 1 - Henry (b. Montgomery co., Pa., Nov. 5, 1800 d. Emlenton, Pa., Sept. 25,
1888), jeweler, farmer; m. 1823 Sarah Shaner (1802 - 1888), 5 children (P499a).
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ALPOCK (Ahlbach or Albach), Morris (d. German Valley now Long Valley,
N.J., 1769); according to family tradition, 3 bros. came from Holland to Pa., abt 1732
(Pa. Archives, II, 17, gives date as 1734 - see Ahlbach); Morris is found as
landowner in German Valley with wife and 3 children named in will, probated 1769; had
issue: 1. John Williams (b.1736/37 - d. June 13, 1811), m. Elisabeth Sharp (b. 1741 - d.
Dec. 19, 1817) 7 children, many descendants; 2. Philip is thought to have m. Elsa
Catherine, dau. of Matthias Cramer, but she was b. 1779; 3. Elizabeth. No
relationship is known to exist between the Alpocks of Cokesbury and High Bridge (both of
which qv), and this family (N153-P498).
ALPOCKS of Cokesbury, N.J.; John Alpock (b. 1739 d. Apr. 1, 1821), came from Germany to the Delaware river, and early settled in Hunterdon co., N.J.; m. Elizabeth ??, (d. before 1776); m. 2nd ?? (wife's name not of record; issue (by 1st marriage): 1. John Wilhelm (b. Dec. 28, 1768), m. Catherine, dau. of Herbert Apgar, 7 children; 2. Mary (d. unm.); 3. Sophia (b. May 30, 1771), m. William, s. of William Alpock of High Bridge, N.J., 6 children; issue (by 2nd marriage): 4. George (b. Jan. 28, 1777), m. dau. of Aaron Sutton, 6 children; 5. Eva (b. Feb 21, 1779); 6. Peter (b. Feb. 12, 1781), m. Annie, dau. of Peter Apgar, 5 children (N153).
ALPOCKS of High Bridge, N.J.: Three bros., John William, George and Peter Alpock, came to N.J. prob. with parents; 1. John William (b. 1732 d. Apr. 13, 1817), occupied or bought 184 acres in High Bridge tp., N.J., 1802; m. Anna Eick (d. abt 1777), 3 children; m. 2nd Else May Henry, 2 children; 2. George, "settled on road from Bray's Hill to Cokesbury"; m. Anna Maria ??; had at least one child, Eva (b. Feb 3, 1770); 3. Peter, settled in Alexandria tp., Hunterdon co., N.J.; m. Anna ??, 6 children (N153).
ALSBACK, Matthew, came from Rotterdam to Phila. in the ship "Robert and Alice" of Dublin, and took oath of allegiance to Pa., Sept. 11, 1738; on same list appears the name of ":Reynhart Alsback" (P498).
"Naturalizations of Foreign Protestants in the Amercian & West Indies Colonies", edited M.S. Giuseppi. Genealogical Publishing Co., 1979.
Page 21. Person Naturalized Supreme Court at Philadelphia 11, 12, & 13
April, 1743.
Christian Allebaugh
Page 74. Naturalizations - Property Bundle Supreme Court Philadelphia 24,
25 Sept. 1761.
Henry Alsback, Cumru Tp., Berks. Sept. 16, 1761.
Page 79. Naturalizations - Supreme Court held at Philadelphia, 10 and 12 April
1762.
David Alspach, Windsor Tp., Berks. 5 April 1762.
Page 83 Naturalizations - Supreme Court held at Philadelphia Sept. 24,
1762.
Andw. Aulenbacher, Tulpehoccon, Berks. Sept. 16, 1762.
"Emigrants to Pennsylvania 1641 - 1819", by Strassburger
Record of servants and apprentices bound and assigned before Hon. John Gibson, Mayor of Philadelphia, December 5th 1772 - May 21, 1773. {Compiled from the original Record Book, in the Mauscript Department of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania.}
Page 191 December 24th, 1772.
Elizabeth Margaret Albach last from Rotterdam, servant to Daniel Burkhart
of Passyunk Township.
Catherine Albach last from Rotterdam, servant to Rudolph Feel
of Moyamensing Towns.
"Pennsylvania Ship Passenger Lists, Minutes of The Provincial Council"
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At the Courthouse of Philadelphia, September the 23d, 1734.
Present:
The Honourable, the Lieutenant Governor.
The Mayor of the City, and other of the Magistracy.
Forty nine Palatines, who, with their families, making in all One hundred twenty seven
Person, were imported here in the Ship Hope, Daniel Ried, Master, from Rotterdam,
but last from Cowes, as by Clearance from thence, were this day qualified as usual, whose
Names are:
Johan Wilhelm Ohlbach,
Zacharias Albach
"30,000 Names of German, Swiss.......", by Prof. I. Daniel Rupp. Genealogical Publishing Co.. 1980.
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37) Sept., 23, 1734. Palatines imported in the ship Hope, Daniel Reid, Master,
from Rotterdam, last from Cowes, - Forty-nine males above sixteen, forty-five females;
fourteen boys and seventeen girls - in all 125. - (Editor.)
Zacharias Ahlbach,
Joh. Wilhelm Ahlbach
Under sixteen: - Johann Wilhelm Ahlbach, Johan Gerhard Ahlbach, Johann Peter Ahlbach.
Page 469.
Note. - May 10, 1728, inhabitants of Colebrook Dale petitioned Governor Gordon,
praying for relief against what they suffered, and were likely to suffer, from the
Indians, who had fallen upon the back inhabitants about Falkner's Schwamm and
Goshenhoppen. - Pa. Arch., I., p. 213.
Christian Allbach
"Pennsylvania German Pioneers 1727 - 1775", by Strassburger & Hinke
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{List 37A} A List of the Passengers on Board the Ship Hope Galley, Daniel Riedt,
Commandr. {Qualified Sepr 23d 1734.}
Mens Names
Ages
Zacharias Ohlbach
36
Johan Wilhelm Ohlbach 28
Womens Names
Ages
Anna Dumat Ohlbach
37
Anna Eliz. Ohlbach
26
Childrens Names
Ages
Joanis Wilhelm Ohlbach 11
Joanis Gerard Ohlbach
6
Anna Margret Ohlbach
8
Gerderuth Margreta Ohlbach 2
Joanis Peter Ohlbach
2