Memorial for her brother and guardian
John Hartman Dittemore FAG 22619893
There is proof that Jacob Nehs, born 1738, had a wife named "Anna Maria" as her name accompanies the baptisms of several of their children. Her birth date in 1743 seems to mesh well. Despite the fact her maiden name is invariably given as Dittamore, and her brother was John Hartman Dittemore, who died during the Rev.War at Camp West Point, NY. I did find that the land of Hartman Dittemore shared a boundary with Jacob Nehs in Bucks Co Pa and there were other Dittemores involved in several of their Pennsylvania documents. And Catherine Dittemore, Hartman's widow, was sponsor for one of their children's births. Finally I found that
John signed the marriage bonds as her guardian. He also signed a land transfer to "Zirkle", husband of my sister Anna Margaretha". An explanation of the spelling Dittamore. John Hartman had a son, John B. who used Dittamore. His line still uses that spelling today but..it is the only line that does.
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Biographical information below provided by Linda Morris who has researched both families for over 30 years and is a decendent of both the Nehs and Dittemore families. I am also from the Zirkle family mentioned here as wife of Henry Nehs.
The Hartman Dittemore mentioned above was John Hartman Dittemore, a veteran of the Rev. War and thought to be the brother of Anna Maria. They were both born in Nurnbert, today in Germany (since 1871 when Germany was established as a seperate country, combined from many Palantates which were all seperate countries.) John Hartman Dittemore is buried in West Point Military Cemetery.
Children:
1-baby Nehs
2-Elizabeth Nehs b. 1775 Bucks Co., Pennsylvania
d. 8 Dec 1834 in Greene Co., Tennessee.
m. Johannes Renner 27 Dec 1791 in Shenandoah, Virginia.
3-Jacob Nehs b. 3 Sept 1777 York Co., Pennsylvania.
d. Fulton Co., Indiana
m. Ruth Hinton 14 March 1805
4-Henry Nehs b. 18 Feb 1779 York Co., Pennsylvania
d. 1842 Megis Co., Ohio
m. Anna Marie Zirkle
5-Michael Nehs b. 14 March 1780 York Co., Pennsylvania
d. 23 March 1849 in Clay Co., Indiana
m. Margaret Freshour 8 Aug 1808 in Tennessee
6-Catherine Nehs b. 1783 York Co., Pennsylvania
d.
m. John Branner Sr.
7-John Adam Nehs b. 1783 York Co., Pennsylvania
d. 29 March 1861 Webster Co., Missouri
m. Mary Margaret (Cook) Koch 22 July 1803 Greene Co.,
Tennessee.
8-Joseph Nehs 1785 York Co., Pennsylvania
d. Missouri
m. Catherine Harpine 17 Oct 1807 Shenandoah, Virginia
The Neh, Dittemore, Harpin & Zirkle families established the New Hope Monthly Meeting House in Rheatown, Greene Co., Tennessee. Anna brought her children to Tennessee, along with all these other families. Her husband, Hans George Jacob Nehs, son of Hans Michael Nehs & Anna Dorothea Pfeiffer, had already died.
For much more on the Nehs family please contact Linda Morris The families here only remained Quaker for about 2 more generations. I have the privildige to be related to both John Hartman Dittemore and Heinrick Hertzel, the father of Catherine, John Hartmans wife. I come from her brother.
Linda Morris
Bob Rader who orginally wrote this memorial passed away in 2012. He was my online friend and as it turned out, related in someway to the same families I am from.
I come down line from John Hartman Dittemore 1735==Alan Nehs 1652==Conrad Zirkle 1603. These families eventually came together in another family too, Snapp which I am also from with Joseph Schnepp 1731.
These families I proved within that last 30 years.
researched by Linda 47181309
John Hartman Dittemore FAG 22619893
There is proof that Jacob Nehs, born 1738, had a wife named "Anna Maria" as her name accompanies the baptisms of several of their children. Her birth date in 1743 seems to mesh well. Despite the fact her maiden name is invariably given as Dittamore, and her brother was John Hartman Dittemore, who died during the Rev.War at Camp West Point, NY. I did find that the land of Hartman Dittemore shared a boundary with Jacob Nehs in Bucks Co Pa and there were other Dittemores involved in several of their Pennsylvania documents. And Catherine Dittemore, Hartman's widow, was sponsor for one of their children's births. Finally I found that
John signed the marriage bonds as her guardian. He also signed a land transfer to "Zirkle", husband of my sister Anna Margaretha". An explanation of the spelling Dittamore. John Hartman had a son, John B. who used Dittamore. His line still uses that spelling today but..it is the only line that does.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Biographical information below provided by Linda Morris who has researched both families for over 30 years and is a decendent of both the Nehs and Dittemore families. I am also from the Zirkle family mentioned here as wife of Henry Nehs.
The Hartman Dittemore mentioned above was John Hartman Dittemore, a veteran of the Rev. War and thought to be the brother of Anna Maria. They were both born in Nurnbert, today in Germany (since 1871 when Germany was established as a seperate country, combined from many Palantates which were all seperate countries.) John Hartman Dittemore is buried in West Point Military Cemetery.
Children:
1-baby Nehs
2-Elizabeth Nehs b. 1775 Bucks Co., Pennsylvania
d. 8 Dec 1834 in Greene Co., Tennessee.
m. Johannes Renner 27 Dec 1791 in Shenandoah, Virginia.
3-Jacob Nehs b. 3 Sept 1777 York Co., Pennsylvania.
d. Fulton Co., Indiana
m. Ruth Hinton 14 March 1805
4-Henry Nehs b. 18 Feb 1779 York Co., Pennsylvania
d. 1842 Megis Co., Ohio
m. Anna Marie Zirkle
5-Michael Nehs b. 14 March 1780 York Co., Pennsylvania
d. 23 March 1849 in Clay Co., Indiana
m. Margaret Freshour 8 Aug 1808 in Tennessee
6-Catherine Nehs b. 1783 York Co., Pennsylvania
d.
m. John Branner Sr.
7-John Adam Nehs b. 1783 York Co., Pennsylvania
d. 29 March 1861 Webster Co., Missouri
m. Mary Margaret (Cook) Koch 22 July 1803 Greene Co.,
Tennessee.
8-Joseph Nehs 1785 York Co., Pennsylvania
d. Missouri
m. Catherine Harpine 17 Oct 1807 Shenandoah, Virginia
The Neh, Dittemore, Harpin & Zirkle families established the New Hope Monthly Meeting House in Rheatown, Greene Co., Tennessee. Anna brought her children to Tennessee, along with all these other families. Her husband, Hans George Jacob Nehs, son of Hans Michael Nehs & Anna Dorothea Pfeiffer, had already died.
For much more on the Nehs family please contact Linda Morris The families here only remained Quaker for about 2 more generations. I have the privildige to be related to both John Hartman Dittemore and Heinrick Hertzel, the father of Catherine, John Hartmans wife. I come from her brother.
Linda Morris
Bob Rader who orginally wrote this memorial passed away in 2012. He was my online friend and as it turned out, related in someway to the same families I am from.
I come down line from John Hartman Dittemore 1735==Alan Nehs 1652==Conrad Zirkle 1603. These families eventually came together in another family too, Snapp which I am also from with Joseph Schnepp 1731.
These families I proved within that last 30 years.
researched by Linda 47181309
Memorial for her brother and guardian
John Hartman Dittemore FAG 22619893
There is proof that Jacob Nehs, born 1738, had a wife named "Anna Maria" as her name accompanies the baptisms of several of their children. Her birth date in 1743 seems to mesh well. Despite the fact her maiden name is invariably given as Dittamore, and her brother was John Hartman Dittemore, who died during the Rev.War at Camp West Point, NY. I did find that the land of Hartman Dittemore shared a boundary with Jacob Nehs in Bucks Co Pa and there were other Dittemores involved in several of their Pennsylvania documents. And Catherine Dittemore, Hartman's widow, was sponsor for one of their children's births. Finally I found that
John signed the marriage bonds as her guardian. He also signed a land transfer to "Zirkle", husband of my sister Anna Margaretha". An explanation of the spelling Dittamore. John Hartman had a son, John B. who used Dittamore. His line still uses that spelling today but..it is the only line that does.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Biographical information below provided by Linda Morris who has researched both families for over 30 years and is a decendent of both the Nehs and Dittemore families. I am also from the Zirkle family mentioned here as wife of Henry Nehs.
The Hartman Dittemore mentioned above was John Hartman Dittemore, a veteran of the Rev. War and thought to be the brother of Anna Maria. They were both born in Nurnbert, today in Germany (since 1871 when Germany was established as a seperate country, combined from many Palantates which were all seperate countries.) John Hartman Dittemore is buried in West Point Military Cemetery.
Children:
1-baby Nehs
2-Elizabeth Nehs b. 1775 Bucks Co., Pennsylvania
d. 8 Dec 1834 in Greene Co., Tennessee.
m. Johannes Renner 27 Dec 1791 in Shenandoah, Virginia.
3-Jacob Nehs b. 3 Sept 1777 York Co., Pennsylvania.
d. Fulton Co., Indiana
m. Ruth Hinton 14 March 1805
4-Henry Nehs b. 18 Feb 1779 York Co., Pennsylvania
d. 1842 Megis Co., Ohio
m. Anna Marie Zirkle
5-Michael Nehs b. 14 March 1780 York Co., Pennsylvania
d. 23 March 1849 in Clay Co., Indiana
m. Margaret Freshour 8 Aug 1808 in Tennessee
6-Catherine Nehs b. 1783 York Co., Pennsylvania
d.
m. John Branner Sr.
7-John Adam Nehs b. 1783 York Co., Pennsylvania
d. 29 March 1861 Webster Co., Missouri
m. Mary Margaret (Cook) Koch 22 July 1803 Greene Co.,
Tennessee.
8-Joseph Nehs 1785 York Co., Pennsylvania
d. Missouri
m. Catherine Harpine 17 Oct 1807 Shenandoah, Virginia
The Neh, Dittemore, Harpin & Zirkle families established the New Hope Monthly Meeting House in Rheatown, Greene Co., Tennessee. Anna brought her children to Tennessee, along with all these other families. Her husband, Hans George Jacob Nehs, son of Hans Michael Nehs & Anna Dorothea Pfeiffer, had already died.
For much more on the Nehs family please contact Linda Morris The families here only remained Quaker for about 2 more generations. I have the privildige to be related to both John Hartman Dittemore and Heinrick Hertzel, the father of Catherine, John Hartmans wife. I come from her brother.
Linda Morris
Bob Rader who orginally wrote this memorial passed away in 2012. He was my online friend and as it turned out, related in someway to the same families I am from.
I come down line from John Hartman Dittemore 1735==Alan Nehs 1652==Conrad Zirkle 1603. These families eventually came together in another family too, Snapp which I am also from with Joseph Schnepp 1731.
These families I proved within that last 30 years.
researched by Linda 47181309
John Hartman Dittemore FAG 22619893
There is proof that Jacob Nehs, born 1738, had a wife named "Anna Maria" as her name accompanies the baptisms of several of their children. Her birth date in 1743 seems to mesh well. Despite the fact her maiden name is invariably given as Dittamore, and her brother was John Hartman Dittemore, who died during the Rev.War at Camp West Point, NY. I did find that the land of Hartman Dittemore shared a boundary with Jacob Nehs in Bucks Co Pa and there were other Dittemores involved in several of their Pennsylvania documents. And Catherine Dittemore, Hartman's widow, was sponsor for one of their children's births. Finally I found that
John signed the marriage bonds as her guardian. He also signed a land transfer to "Zirkle", husband of my sister Anna Margaretha". An explanation of the spelling Dittamore. John Hartman had a son, John B. who used Dittamore. His line still uses that spelling today but..it is the only line that does.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Biographical information below provided by Linda Morris who has researched both families for over 30 years and is a decendent of both the Nehs and Dittemore families. I am also from the Zirkle family mentioned here as wife of Henry Nehs.
The Hartman Dittemore mentioned above was John Hartman Dittemore, a veteran of the Rev. War and thought to be the brother of Anna Maria. They were both born in Nurnbert, today in Germany (since 1871 when Germany was established as a seperate country, combined from many Palantates which were all seperate countries.) John Hartman Dittemore is buried in West Point Military Cemetery.
Children:
1-baby Nehs
2-Elizabeth Nehs b. 1775 Bucks Co., Pennsylvania
d. 8 Dec 1834 in Greene Co., Tennessee.
m. Johannes Renner 27 Dec 1791 in Shenandoah, Virginia.
3-Jacob Nehs b. 3 Sept 1777 York Co., Pennsylvania.
d. Fulton Co., Indiana
m. Ruth Hinton 14 March 1805
4-Henry Nehs b. 18 Feb 1779 York Co., Pennsylvania
d. 1842 Megis Co., Ohio
m. Anna Marie Zirkle
5-Michael Nehs b. 14 March 1780 York Co., Pennsylvania
d. 23 March 1849 in Clay Co., Indiana
m. Margaret Freshour 8 Aug 1808 in Tennessee
6-Catherine Nehs b. 1783 York Co., Pennsylvania
d.
m. John Branner Sr.
7-John Adam Nehs b. 1783 York Co., Pennsylvania
d. 29 March 1861 Webster Co., Missouri
m. Mary Margaret (Cook) Koch 22 July 1803 Greene Co.,
Tennessee.
8-Joseph Nehs 1785 York Co., Pennsylvania
d. Missouri
m. Catherine Harpine 17 Oct 1807 Shenandoah, Virginia
The Neh, Dittemore, Harpin & Zirkle families established the New Hope Monthly Meeting House in Rheatown, Greene Co., Tennessee. Anna brought her children to Tennessee, along with all these other families. Her husband, Hans George Jacob Nehs, son of Hans Michael Nehs & Anna Dorothea Pfeiffer, had already died.
For much more on the Nehs family please contact Linda Morris The families here only remained Quaker for about 2 more generations. I have the privildige to be related to both John Hartman Dittemore and Heinrick Hertzel, the father of Catherine, John Hartmans wife. I come from her brother.
Linda Morris
Bob Rader who orginally wrote this memorial passed away in 2012. He was my online friend and as it turned out, related in someway to the same families I am from.
I come down line from John Hartman Dittemore 1735==Alan Nehs 1652==Conrad Zirkle 1603. These families eventually came together in another family too, Snapp which I am also from with Joseph Schnepp 1731.
These families I proved within that last 30 years.
researched by Linda 47181309
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