The death and burial of Andreas Kuechlein was reported by Rev. Jacob C. Becker, who served congregations at Christ Church, Shoenersville, in Hanover Twp., Lehigh Co. and at Zion (Stone) Church, Kreidersville, in Allen Twp., Northampton Co. Rev. Becker did not record Andreas' actual burial location. However, since other members of this same family are buried at Shoenersville, Andreas was most likely buried there also. His tombstone has never been found. He died at the age of 71 years, 3 months, and 3 days. His date of birth of 26 June 1755 was obtained by subtracting his age at death from his date of death.
Andreas may have had a daughter, Barbara, who appeared as a sponsor at a baptism at Christ Church, Shoenersville, in April of 1803. She was unmarried at that time. The church baptismal shows her name as "Barbara Kichlen".
Andreas has not been located in the 1790 census and may have arrived in Northampton County after that date.
Andreas may have had a daughter, Barbara, who appeared as a sponsor at a baptism at Christ Church, Shoenersville, in April of 1803. She was unmarried at that time. The church baptismal shows her name as "Barbara Kichlen".
Andreas has not been located in the 1790 census and may have arrived in Northampton County after that date.
The death and burial of Andreas Kuechlein was reported by Rev. Jacob C. Becker, who served congregations at Christ Church, Shoenersville, in Hanover Twp., Lehigh Co. and at Zion (Stone) Church, Kreidersville, in Allen Twp., Northampton Co. Rev. Becker did not record Andreas' actual burial location. However, since other members of this same family are buried at Shoenersville, Andreas was most likely buried there also. His tombstone has never been found. He died at the age of 71 years, 3 months, and 3 days. His date of birth of 26 June 1755 was obtained by subtracting his age at death from his date of death.
Andreas may have had a daughter, Barbara, who appeared as a sponsor at a baptism at Christ Church, Shoenersville, in April of 1803. She was unmarried at that time. The church baptismal shows her name as "Barbara Kichlen".
Andreas has not been located in the 1790 census and may have arrived in Northampton County after that date.
Andreas may have had a daughter, Barbara, who appeared as a sponsor at a baptism at Christ Church, Shoenersville, in April of 1803. She was unmarried at that time. The church baptismal shows her name as "Barbara Kichlen".
Andreas has not been located in the 1790 census and may have arrived in Northampton County after that date.
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