The burial places of Johann Georg and Chatarina Barbara Ehrenfried are unknown. She died first and Johann Georg remarried and had children with his second wife, Anna Margaretha (Margaret) Crites, who was possibly the half-sister of Andrew Crites, who married their daughter Catharine Ehrenfried. The date of Chatarina Barbara's death is probably between 1786, her last appearance on a Church record in Northampton County, and 1792, when Johann Georg and his second wife Anna Margaretha's first child, David, who died while still an infant, was born. Chatarina Barbara is buried somewhere in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, possibly in the Saint John's Lutheran Church Cemetery in Easton, where the Ehrenfrieds attended Church. Johann Georg's date of death is known but his burial place is not. Because of the location of the filing of his Will, he very probably died and is buried somewhere in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.
The burial places of Johann Georg and Chatarina Barbara Ehrenfried are unknown. She died first and Johann Georg remarried and had children with his second wife, Anna Margaretha (Margaret) Crites, who was possibly the half-sister of Andrew Crites, who married their daughter Catharine Ehrenfried. The date of Chatarina Barbara's death is probably between 1786, her last appearance on a Church record in Northampton County, and 1792, when Johann Georg and his second wife Anna Margaretha's first child, David, who died while still an infant, was born. Chatarina Barbara is buried somewhere in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, possibly in the Saint John's Lutheran Church Cemetery in Easton, where the Ehrenfrieds attended Church. Johann Georg's date of death is known but his burial place is not. Because of the location of the filing of his Will, he very probably died and is buried somewhere in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.
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