William Zollman was the son of Henrich William Zollman (1761-1794) and to Mary (nee Bousman) Zollman. His father Henrich was the son of Johann Adam & Maria Barabara Zollman.
His siblings were:
(1) Elizabeth Zollman Cunningham
(2) Adam Zollman
William Zollman married Mary Anne Ripley (1788-1870) on Dec. 19, 1809.
They were the parents of
1) John {b. 1811}
2) Henry {b. 1813}
3) William {b. 1815}
4) Eliza Jane {b. 1817}
5) Patsy Ann {b. 1819}
6) Alexander {b. 1821}
7) Adam {b. 1823}
8) Charles Beale {b. 1825}
9) James {b. 1828}
10) Margaret Catherine {b. 1830}
11) Madison {b. 1832}
William's grandfather Johann Adam Zollman along with Adam's father Johann Anton Zollmann immigrated to America in 1754 from Mensfelden, German. Grandfather Adam Zollman was the founding father of many Zollmann/Zollman/Zolman descendants with a few starting there own Zollman/Zolman Cemeteries. View the grandfather's listing on Findagrave at Johann Adam Zollman and view the home page of this Zollman Cemetery in Frederick County, Maryland for more links to other Zollman/Zolman Cemeteries.
Info from Virginia Zollman Historian, Wilbur B. Zollman:
"The Zollman cemetery is on a substantial hill in the northwest corner of lands which belonged to William Zollman and his wife, Mary Ann Ripley. In the 1800's the land was purchased from his sister, Elizabeth Zollman, and her husband William Cunningham. William Zollman reserved that high land for the burial of the Zollman family and their slaves."
His siblings were:
(1) Elizabeth Zollman Cunningham
(2) Adam Zollman
William Zollman married Mary Anne Ripley (1788-1870) on Dec. 19, 1809.
They were the parents of
1) John {b. 1811}
2) Henry {b. 1813}
3) William {b. 1815}
4) Eliza Jane {b. 1817}
5) Patsy Ann {b. 1819}
6) Alexander {b. 1821}
7) Adam {b. 1823}
8) Charles Beale {b. 1825}
9) James {b. 1828}
10) Margaret Catherine {b. 1830}
11) Madison {b. 1832}
William's grandfather Johann Adam Zollman along with Adam's father Johann Anton Zollmann immigrated to America in 1754 from Mensfelden, German. Grandfather Adam Zollman was the founding father of many Zollmann/Zollman/Zolman descendants with a few starting there own Zollman/Zolman Cemeteries. View the grandfather's listing on Findagrave at Johann Adam Zollman and view the home page of this Zollman Cemetery in Frederick County, Maryland for more links to other Zollman/Zolman Cemeteries.
Info from Virginia Zollman Historian, Wilbur B. Zollman:
"The Zollman cemetery is on a substantial hill in the northwest corner of lands which belonged to William Zollman and his wife, Mary Ann Ripley. In the 1800's the land was purchased from his sister, Elizabeth Zollman, and her husband William Cunningham. William Zollman reserved that high land for the burial of the Zollman family and their slaves."
William Zollman was the son of Henrich William Zollman (1761-1794) and to Mary (nee Bousman) Zollman. His father Henrich was the son of Johann Adam & Maria Barabara Zollman.
His siblings were:
(1) Elizabeth Zollman Cunningham
(2) Adam Zollman
William Zollman married Mary Anne Ripley (1788-1870) on Dec. 19, 1809.
They were the parents of
1) John {b. 1811}
2) Henry {b. 1813}
3) William {b. 1815}
4) Eliza Jane {b. 1817}
5) Patsy Ann {b. 1819}
6) Alexander {b. 1821}
7) Adam {b. 1823}
8) Charles Beale {b. 1825}
9) James {b. 1828}
10) Margaret Catherine {b. 1830}
11) Madison {b. 1832}
William's grandfather Johann Adam Zollman along with Adam's father Johann Anton Zollmann immigrated to America in 1754 from Mensfelden, German. Grandfather Adam Zollman was the founding father of many Zollmann/Zollman/Zolman descendants with a few starting there own Zollman/Zolman Cemeteries. View the grandfather's listing on Findagrave at Johann Adam Zollman and view the home page of this Zollman Cemetery in Frederick County, Maryland for more links to other Zollman/Zolman Cemeteries.
Info from Virginia Zollman Historian, Wilbur B. Zollman:
"The Zollman cemetery is on a substantial hill in the northwest corner of lands which belonged to William Zollman and his wife, Mary Ann Ripley. In the 1800's the land was purchased from his sister, Elizabeth Zollman, and her husband William Cunningham. William Zollman reserved that high land for the burial of the Zollman family and their slaves."
His siblings were:
(1) Elizabeth Zollman Cunningham
(2) Adam Zollman
William Zollman married Mary Anne Ripley (1788-1870) on Dec. 19, 1809.
They were the parents of
1) John {b. 1811}
2) Henry {b. 1813}
3) William {b. 1815}
4) Eliza Jane {b. 1817}
5) Patsy Ann {b. 1819}
6) Alexander {b. 1821}
7) Adam {b. 1823}
8) Charles Beale {b. 1825}
9) James {b. 1828}
10) Margaret Catherine {b. 1830}
11) Madison {b. 1832}
William's grandfather Johann Adam Zollman along with Adam's father Johann Anton Zollmann immigrated to America in 1754 from Mensfelden, German. Grandfather Adam Zollman was the founding father of many Zollmann/Zollman/Zolman descendants with a few starting there own Zollman/Zolman Cemeteries. View the grandfather's listing on Findagrave at Johann Adam Zollman and view the home page of this Zollman Cemetery in Frederick County, Maryland for more links to other Zollman/Zolman Cemeteries.
Info from Virginia Zollman Historian, Wilbur B. Zollman:
"The Zollman cemetery is on a substantial hill in the northwest corner of lands which belonged to William Zollman and his wife, Mary Ann Ripley. In the 1800's the land was purchased from his sister, Elizabeth Zollman, and her husband William Cunningham. William Zollman reserved that high land for the burial of the Zollman family and their slaves."
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