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Ann Elizabeth Elizabeth <I>Seybert</I> Hevener

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Ann Elizabeth Elizabeth Seybert Hevener

Birth
Wolfersweiler, Landkreis Sankt Wendel, Saarland, Germany
Death
1786 (aged 66–67)
Tulpehocken Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania, USA
Burial
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Anna Elizabeth Seybert was born about 1720 in Germany. Christopher Seybert, Elizabeth's father, died in Germany, 1732. Johanna Seybert, Elizabeth's mother remarried in PA to Henry Lorentz. He was killed by the Shawnee in 1757.

The Seybert family, including El izabeth, her widowed mother Johanna and brothers Jacob and Wendel emigrated in 1738 on the same ship 'Davy' as her future husband, Nicholas Hevener.

Elizabeth's mother was killed in the Fort Seybert Massacre and Elizabeth was in the group of children who were taken by the Indians and later returned. Elizabeth and Nicholas married 1740 in PA. He died in 1769.

Elizabeth married, as her second husband, MAJ Christian Lauer ,January 30, 1770 in PA (FAG 47624436).

She died after 1786 in Berkes Co, PA. (MAJ Christian Lauer was the second marriage of her sister, Anna Catherina, (FAG 207487456).)
Anna Elizabeth Seybert was born about 1720 in Germany. Christopher Seybert, Elizabeth's father, died in Germany, 1732. Johanna Seybert, Elizabeth's mother remarried in PA to Henry Lorentz. He was killed by the Shawnee in 1757.

The Seybert family, including El izabeth, her widowed mother Johanna and brothers Jacob and Wendel emigrated in 1738 on the same ship 'Davy' as her future husband, Nicholas Hevener.

Elizabeth's mother was killed in the Fort Seybert Massacre and Elizabeth was in the group of children who were taken by the Indians and later returned. Elizabeth and Nicholas married 1740 in PA. He died in 1769.

Elizabeth married, as her second husband, MAJ Christian Lauer ,January 30, 1770 in PA (FAG 47624436).

She died after 1786 in Berkes Co, PA. (MAJ Christian Lauer was the second marriage of her sister, Anna Catherina, (FAG 207487456).)


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