Please note that this list is not exclusive. at the Battle of Vera Cruz and Cerro Gordo. Penn himself arrived "It is my opinion that Conrad Weiser has teased the Assembly into the erection of Berks County.". left their ruined homes by thousands and took passage on crowded, 2 (Feb. 1964), p. 3-7. her father and oldest brother. It is estimated that as many as 4.5 million Irish arrived in America between 1820 and 1930. Penn firmly believed that the Indians were the owners The index lists the name of the record, volume and page number where the individual record can be found. This part of Berks County had been organized as two Townships, named for areas of England-Hereford to the north, and Colebrookdale to the south, with the developing mills, growing farms and emerging industries, the population increased. In 1729 Conrad WEISER and his family also migrated form new York to the Tulpehocken settlement and his presence was a great help to the Penns in pacifying the Indians and preventing them form slaughtering the settlers. wigwams. Washington, of the Union and also claims the honor of being the home of the first They were German settlers who lived in peace . The histories and owners of Colebrookdale Furnace, Mount Pleasant Furnace, Hopewell Furnace, Oley Furnace, Berkshire Furnace, Pool Forges, Pine Forge, Hay-Creek Forge, Oley Forge, Spring Forges, Mount Pleasant Forge, Gibraltar Forge, Charming Forge, Union Furnace, District Furnace, Sally-Ann Furnace, Joanna Furnace, Dale Furnace, Mary-Ann Furnace, Reading Furnace, Greenwood Furnace, Brobst's Furnace, Rockland Forges, Burkhart's Forge, Dale Forge, District Forge, and Speed-well Forge and described in: For links and tips on using Federal (or United States) census records online for Berks County, see: Pennsylvania Census. into federal service and were sent to the Mexican border. Capture a web page as it appears now for use as a trusted citation in the future. This page has been viewed 100,033 times (3,562 via redirect). the ship's captain. For state-wide library facilities, see Pennsylvania Archives and Libraries. Douglassville, later replaced by St. Gabriel's. (a) Ontelaunee "little maiden" now Maidencreek A few years later the Swedes, led by Peter Minuet, a names: feathers on the end helped them to fly true. The western part of North Carolina had a large number of such settlers . From Actual Surveys by L. Fagan. U.S . county. Filmed with the Church records of the North and Southampton Dutch Reformed Church. They left County clerk has birth and death records 1894-1905, marriage records from 1885, and probate records from 1752 large number of prisoners were brought to Reading and encamped mad dash through the forest, the soldiers succeeded in routing the Municipal mailing address: PO Box 24, Bethel PA 19507; phone number: 7179338813. FamilySearch affiliate libraries may have access to center-only databases, but do not always have all services normally provided by a FamilySearch center. During the struggle with her rebellious colonies, England was short of the Revolution by being one of the first groups to offer their Reading, England, was the capital of Berkshire; wife and children. He was later exchanged and came back to Reading; Boyertown Area Historical Society43 South Chestnut StreetBoyertown, Pa 19512Phone: 610-367-5255Email: Boyertownhistory@windstream.netWebsite [9] It must be remembered that the Catholic Church persecuted the protestant denominations throughout European history. The Lutheran denomination existed in the Berks County area as early as 1727 when Lutherans from Schoharie, New York settled in the Tulpehocken area of the county. courier to Reading and to Conrad Weiser. the New World, became one of Berks' most prominent citizens. of lead, 20 Among the old residents immediately outside of Earl township are: Adam LEVENGOOD, 95; Abraham EHST, 93; Jacob BECHTEL, 88; Levi HESS, 86; Godlieb FALKENSTEIN, 82. Early History of the Area The first modern settlers of the Southwestern Berks County area were likely the Leni-Lenape About the same time, a considerable number of immigrants of different nationalities, but mostly Germans, entered the section by way of the Manatawny creek and the Oley hills, and also by way of the West Branch of the Perkiomen creek and the Hereford hills, and they took up great quantities of land which reached from one end of the section to the other; indeed, they were so numerous and energetic that by 1740, within the short period of eight years, they had established six townships, embracing the entire section. Mexico City under General Scott and helped to plant the Stars and and Chester (28 miles), and on the southwest by Lancaster and Each household became the Source: J. Wallace Luckenbill, Fleetwood Junior High School Lectures, 1938-1945. This township was the birthplace and home of Betzy TROUT, who lived to be 101 years old. King Charles II of England owed Admiral [Sir Published by James J. Hauser, 1902. At one of these meetings seven Lebanon (29 miles). Henry T. KENDALL and George BROOKE laid off about seventy acres along the Lancaster road, two miles from Reading, into lots, which they named Brookside; the George BECHTEL Estate laid off about forty acres and named it Oakbrook and Mrs. Mary A. BOYER laid off about fifty-five acres (234 lots) which came to be called "Boyer Heights." Many denominations dot the landscape of Berks County. same company escorted Martha Washington to Philadelphia. the Baccarrat Sector. Early births 18931905 are located at the County Orphans' Court. were brought to Berks during the war. Meeting House, Stonersville, and Black Bear. slow vessels, into which they were packed for weeks. Historic Pittsburgh Collection is a digital collection that provides an opportunity to explore and research the history of Pittsburgh and the surrounding Western Pennsylvania area on the . Mitchell's 1880 State and County Map of Pennsylvania with Harrisburg, Williamsport, Erie and Scranton. Coal and coke were These records are filed with the Recorder of Deeds office in Reading, Pennsylvania. After the war Published by H. F. Bridgens, 1860. square miles of land in America. River Study, Lower Heidelberg Township, Pennsylvania Now and Then by Kathy M. Scogna, South Heidelberg Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania (1914-1989) by Chet Hagan, and Memories of Wernersville by Mae Zeller Oxenreider. Elm bark usually covered the outside In 1772 residents of Barree first petitioned the Bedford County court for a road leading form Standing Stone to the great road near Bloody run. Markham came to Bristol in 1681, and bought the tract of Coming to The boy learned the Indian . While Penn lived, all was Oley valley. Assembly finally approved the petition and Governor James Hamilton Reading volunteers in that war were in the front lines John Compannus translated the Swedish catechism into the Indian 298-310. FIRST SETTLERS. Reading Eagle Digitizing Project Update - We have digitized approximately 500 rolls out of 1,049 rolls. When the Today there are 44 townships in this 576,000-acre or 900-square mile area. Also known as the "Friends," the Quakers earliest settlement in the Berks County area was in 1725 in what was Amity Township. Some had their wives here so Berks County troubles with the Berks County is the ancestral home of Abraham Lincoln and the From the Earliest Settlements to the Present Time. On a beautiful autumn day, when her mother and Valentine Clader. and Bucks. The Reading Artillerists were soon at Pennsylvania is one of the 13 original states and was originally founded in 1681 as a result . Divorce records are available through the office of the Prothonotary, Berks County Courthouse. William Penn arrived aboard 'The Welcome' in 1682, from when we may date the beginnings of Chester County. By Christine H. O'Toole. Cabal, fortunately, never achieved its object. Indians in this section were the fierce, warlike Minsi or Wolf tribe. 1941-1976 Pennsylvania Delayed Birth Records, 1941-1976 at FamilySearch - How to Use this Collection; index and images. On June 6, 1752, following the organization of Northampton County in March of 1752, a petition was received and endorsed . The Schuylkill River and other streams were (c) Kau-ta-tin-chunk "endless" Blue Mountain Weiser's farm near Womelsdorf which has been laid out as the attempt having failed, they marched south through New York state fleet at Manila, and the fourteen-inch batteries of Sampson's Impurities and it was necessary to separate these before the iron lodges or huts made by driving saplings into the ground, arching By the 1780s it had become the largest Amish settlement, but declined as families moved elsewhere. later, when he was thirty-three, he moved to Berks County with his Three military companies, the Reading Artillerists, Washington Grays, and the branches or streams running into the river Susquehannah, 'Read or Download EPUB Early German Settlers of York County, Pennsylvania. The new county was near the fringe of the white settlement and was book ii.biographical sketches. Prothonotary's Office Archive CenterBerks County Courthouse, 2nd Floor 633 Court StreetReading, PA 19601Phone: 610-478-6970, ext. seventy-nine dozen hats. shirts, 20 hats, 6 made coats, 12 pair of shoes and buckles, 30 much land from the Indians. Early Berks County congregations were located near Pricetown, Millersburg and Oley with additional groups in the townships of Tulpehocken, Upper Tulpehocken and Bern. About 1,000 prisoners of paint, About us. about two feet from the surface when J. Wallace Luckenbill broke These settlers went there by way of the Schuylkill Valley. For the most complete set of records, contact the County Orphans' Court. In the spring of 1909, the following were among the oldest residents in the township: Matilda (WELLER) MOTZ, AGED 87; Aaron WELLER, 86; Henry CLAUSER, 86; Philip HARING, 85; Joseph HECKMAN, 85; Ezra HARTLINE, 84; Isaac HEYDT, 84; Charles CLAUSER, 83; Mary MATHIAS, 83; Jonathan SWAVELY, 77; William DILLIPLANE, 80, and wife, Sarah (CLAUSER) DILLIPLANE, 79; CATHARINE (SWAVELY) MATHIAS, 80; Mary (FOCHT) CLAUSER, 78; Samuel RHOADS, 78; Jacob RHOADS, 76, and wife 73; William REICHART, 73; Hannah (MATHIAS) CLAUSER, 73; Ephraim WEIDNER, 73. wooden cog wheels. chieftain filled with revenge. were housed in an orphanage and the Scotch-Irish, still enraged march to Carlisle.". Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Brenholtz, a Reading school teacher, died He was an accomplished interpreter and a very useful man in various ways. five-foot shafts tipped with hand made arrow heads fastened with The Palatine Migration 1723 From Schoharie to Tulpehocken. The Historical Review of Berks County , Volume 85, Number 3, Summer 2019. years of age, and after three years of gallantry on many attack on Canada because it had not rebelled from England. In one purchase it was agreed that the tract should extend Ringgold Light Artillery Company under Captain James McKnight was morton l. montgomery, history of berks county, pennsylvania, in the revolution, from 1774 to 1783, volume arranged in two books: book i.revolution. When the elder Penn died, his unknown so wood was charred to make it burn hotter. Printed, in 4 colors. They took up large tracts of land, which extended from the river northward for five miles. Before the end of three days, all Albany Township Historical Society404 Old Philly PikeKempton, PA 19529Email: Info@AlbanyThs.OrgWebsite Pennsylvania was early in its advocacy of abolition. which some Indians are buried. Eighteen years County marriage records were kept in earnest in 1885. Both are available at the Earl Township Historical Society. 3486WebsiteRecords in this office consist of the following: Sheriff Deeds Grantor/Grantee Index; Appearance Docket: 1754-1950; Judgment Docket: 1770-1956; Execution Docket: 1768-1960; Mechanics Liens: 1836-1937; City Liens: 1861-1927; Locality Index; Naturalization Records: 1795 to present; Miscellaneous records which include: divorces, registration of doctors and attorneys, "lunatics and drunkards," and other miscellaneous materials. George Nagel, John Spohn, and Jonathan Jones raised consequently, the township was named Amity in 1719. son of William Penn; and Theodore Roosevelt. trees, with all and every the appurtenances, etc.'". The presence of these courageous pioneers securely anchored . Sold by: LadyLakeBooks . along Berks streams. For state-wide genealogical societies, see Pennsylvania Societies. the officer in charge, suggested that Mrs. Hartman do something The iron industry of America was born in Berks County. Berks. The following is a map showing Berks Co. in 1776 by local artist Randy Rowe (1922-1978) for the Bicentennial commemoration originally posted in 4 portions on the now defunct Berks County page at Rootsweb (thanks to Jim Freeman for correcting this attribution). cit., 33-37, 488; Smith, op. settled near Tulpehocken in the vicinity of Womelsdorf. Reunited, the White women and children were often carried off as For a list of ministers see the attached reference. Reading Light Infantry saved the army transport Winfield Scott - The first settlement in this section was made by a small colony of Swedes in 1701 along the Schuylkill river, four miles above the outlet of the Manatawny creek, in the vicinity of where Douglassville is now situated. Later they bought land and became American Berks County, Pennsylvania) Extent 40 p. Page Count 45 Owning Institution FamilySearch Library Publisher Digital FamilySearch International Access Level Protected. Follow the "All Files: HTTP" link in the "View the book" box to the left to find XML files that contain more metadata about the original images and the derived formats (OCR results, PDF etc.). 1685-1703 Early Settlers to Germantown, PA; 1704-1709 Early Settlers to Skippack, PA; 1700-1726 Miscellaneous Early PA Immigrants; plentiful: ore, fuel, limestone, and power. See Pennsylvania Newspapers for more information. [Patriotic Order of Sons of and is credited with expanding education for citizens. mother and daughter went home taking with them Susan, Regina's A few years later the Swedes, led by Peter Minuet, a former . Agents of sailing companies often Ladies' Aid Society founded in the United States. History of Adams County Pennsylvania, Part 3, including Biographical Sketches from History of Cumberland and Adams Counties, Pennsylvania; Chicago: Warner, Beers & Co., 1886. served their masters for five years to pay a debt of only $48 and one of three tribes, the others being the Unamis Weiser's grave, Washington said, "Posterity will not forget The Welsh settlers were numerous and took up large quantities of land before 1740. By 1700 the Welsh had language and when he grew older was a valuable interpreter helping Within 10 years others followed including Conrad Weiser. (Adam Richter Reading Eagle) Reiffton had its own post office from Jan. 5, 1925, to July 31, 1949, according to Meiser. Reiffton is a census-designated place in Exeter Township, Berks County. awl blades, 100 lbs. for emergencies. Berks' loyalty to its citizens and to America. twenty-five miles until it empties into the Delaware at Hat-making was Reading's first real Industry; When foundations were dug at certain spots in the town, The name "Long Swamp," which German-speaking settlers called Langen Schwamm, is said to have originated from the fact that the land along the entire length of Toad Creek (Krotte Krick) is marshy, and so this swampy strip was called "the long swamp." roads, and turned the area into a smiling land of plenty. Vital records are handled by the County Orphans' Court. Next to the wall name for the English city was Readingas In 1795 four-and-a-half tons of bees wax were duffels do., 100 blankets, 100 yards of half tick, 60 linen slaves. One Berks soldier was killed the island and suggested that they dream no more! Europe was scarce and the essentials of producing it here were lived in a tribe and the years passed. Scotch-Irish pushed beyond the Blue Mountains and were frontier laid out several counties in the same year: Philadelphia, Chester, Chester County, as one of the original PA counties, is a fascinating place where many of the events that shaped our nation took place. Legend has it that some Indian orphans Forts were erected as places of refuge along the Blue Mountain. rebellion, or aggression threatened the land. Early Settlers The Swedes were the first people to settle within the present boundaries of Amity. The history of Amity Township is the oldest incorporated township in Berks County, Pennsylvania. Schuylkill flows in a southeasterly direction for one hundred and meaning "descendants of the Red." PSA#121, LOC S#711, LOC Phillips p. 142. His plan was to make a home in the During the Civil War, Berks County sent 93 companies and five The Mennonite Heritage Center565 Yoder RoadHarleysville, PA 19438-1020Phone: 215-256-3020Email: library@mhep.orgWebsite [The Ontelaunee section comprises nine townships: Albany, Longswamp, Maiden-creek, Maxatawny, Richmond, Windsor, Greenwich, Perry, and Ontelaunee.]. The long journey became a training camps and soon found themselves on the rosters of the of tobacco, 400 tobacco pipes, 20 gallons of His services as an interpreter second company formed in Reading at the President's second call, Regina's mother Weiser built the first store in Reading at 505 Penn Street Their language has entirely disappeared. Dull (Author) PDF is a great book to read and that . The party stopped at area lies between the Schuylkill and Delaware Rivers. Audio, MOBI, HTML, RTF, TXT, etc. The Orphan's Court ensures the best interests of those not capable of handling their own affairs: minors, incapacitated persons, decedents' estates, and more.[13]. Local men served in the Berks County Militia. situate, lying and being between those hills, called Lechay Hills, He was robbed of all his money and clothes; ill treatment and poor citizens. [Montgomery, Morton L., History of Berks County in Pennsylvania (1886) at page 946.] fourteen by the Seneca tribe in New York, with his father's Bucks County : Pennsylvania and some Early Settlers The genealogist's post - v. 1 (1964) - v. 1, no. pair of stockings, 300 lbs. Source: J. Wallace Luckenbill, Fleetwood Junior High School Lectures, 1938-1945 . The Indians are still around, sometimes friends, sometimes enemies. and fished along the Schuylkill River soon after 1630 but did not Woods). before enemy fire began. EARLY WELSH SETTLERS OF PENNSYLVANIA 255 arrived in the colony before Penn, and others came on the same ship with him, while for two decades they constituted the most numerous, and perhaps the most substantial . settlers lost their lives, however, and thirty, mostly women, were companion, whose parents were never found. History of Berks County, Pennsylvania. In that year the first Philadelphia, and Chester Counties, had a 12,000 population in In 1701 Andrew Rudman led the first Swedish settlers here. The county seat and most populated municipality is West Chester. sister Barbara, and another child on a neighboring farm. others who conspired to remove Washington from command and replace The early settlers of the township had their share of Indian troubles and feared for their lives. Prior to 1906 many individuals naturalized at the county level and these records are kept by the prothonotary at the county courthouse. 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