Son of Johannes Peter Belts. His Christian name has been found documented written Andrea and Andrew. The surname has also been documented written Beltz. It is not uncommon to find an "s" and "Z" changed and used in the surnames.
Andreas Belts marriage has been documented as Herchelroth--Juliana, daughter of Johanna Herchelroth, deceased, and Andreas Beltz, son of Peter Beltz; April 4, 1763. Easter Monday, on the Middle Creek. From the recordings on page 227, Rev. John Waldschmidt --1752-1786.
Andrew Belts (Beltz)and his father immigrated to the United States. Andrew Belts appears in the records in Loudoun County, Virginia in 1775, 1781, 1782, 1784 in the Shelburne Parish Tithables. He is on the Personal Property Tax Lists from 1782-1800. He may be on earlier lists. In 1800 Andrew Belts came to Bedford County, Pennsylvania with his son-in-law Ludwig Dreher aka Lewis Turner. From find a grave member Lucy Cronin.
Andrew Beltz was documented as the blacksmith operating in the area of Charlesville, Pennsylvania which located in the middle Colerain Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania.
Andrew Beltz, has a Will on file at the Bedford County Court House, Bedford, Pennsylvania. In the Will there are six children that are mentioned in receiving a monetary amount. The son Frederick Beltz received the farm and the responsibility for care of his mother, Julianna Harclerode.
An inquiry was made with the former minister of the church, Reverend Paul Claycomb. There are no longer any cemetery records for the old section of the Twin Church Cemetery to show any information on Julian and her husband Andreas/Andrew Belts/Beltz. There are two churches at the cemetery. If you walk to the left side of the old church, and go back about 10 rows you will find Andreas Belts/Beltz and his wife headstones. There were funds contributed to reset several of the headstones falling in disrepair over time in the cemetery. Juliana and her husbands headstones among many other old headstones in the cemetery were reset up straight in the cemetery.
The headstones for Andrew Belts and Julian Belts, are located midway back in the old section on the left side of the Twin Church Cemetery, Colerain Twp. Bedford County, Pennsylvania.
The engravement for Andrew Belts is the following:
In Memory OF
Andrew Belts. Born
November the 30, 1720. and
Departed this life, July the (the date number is hard to decipher), A.D. 1806.
His wife Julian headstone is right beside her husband Andrew.
Her headstone engravement is the following:
In Memory of Julian Belts. Depart=
=ted this Life. May the 18th , 1803.
Aged, 61years, 3 months, and
21 days.
Andreas Belts marriage has been documented as Herchelroth--Juliana, daughter of Johanna Herchelroth, deceased, and Andreas Beltz, son of Peter Beltz; April 4, 1763. Easter Monday, on the Middle Creek. From the recordings on page 227, Rev. John Waldschmidt --1752-1786.
Andrew Belts (Beltz)and his father immigrated to the United States. Andrew Belts appears in the records in Loudoun County, Virginia in 1775, 1781, 1782, 1784 in the Shelburne Parish Tithables. He is on the Personal Property Tax Lists from 1782-1800. He may be on earlier lists. In 1800 Andrew Belts came to Bedford County, Pennsylvania with his son-in-law Ludwig Dreher aka Lewis Turner. From find a grave member Lucy Cronin.
Andrew Beltz was documented as the blacksmith operating in the area of Charlesville, Pennsylvania which located in the middle Colerain Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania.
Andrew Beltz, has a Will on file at the Bedford County Court House, Bedford, Pennsylvania. In the Will there are six children that are mentioned in receiving a monetary amount. The son Frederick Beltz received the farm and the responsibility for care of his mother, Julianna Harclerode.
An inquiry was made with the former minister of the church, Reverend Paul Claycomb. There are no longer any cemetery records for the old section of the Twin Church Cemetery to show any information on Julian and her husband Andreas/Andrew Belts/Beltz. There are two churches at the cemetery. If you walk to the left side of the old church, and go back about 10 rows you will find Andreas Belts/Beltz and his wife headstones. There were funds contributed to reset several of the headstones falling in disrepair over time in the cemetery. Juliana and her husbands headstones among many other old headstones in the cemetery were reset up straight in the cemetery.
The headstones for Andrew Belts and Julian Belts, are located midway back in the old section on the left side of the Twin Church Cemetery, Colerain Twp. Bedford County, Pennsylvania.
The engravement for Andrew Belts is the following:
In Memory OF
Andrew Belts. Born
November the 30, 1720. and
Departed this life, July the (the date number is hard to decipher), A.D. 1806.
His wife Julian headstone is right beside her husband Andrew.
Her headstone engravement is the following:
In Memory of Julian Belts. Depart=
=ted this Life. May the 18th , 1803.
Aged, 61years, 3 months, and
21 days.
Son of Johannes Peter Belts. His Christian name has been found documented written Andrea and Andrew. The surname has also been documented written Beltz. It is not uncommon to find an "s" and "Z" changed and used in the surnames.
Andreas Belts marriage has been documented as Herchelroth--Juliana, daughter of Johanna Herchelroth, deceased, and Andreas Beltz, son of Peter Beltz; April 4, 1763. Easter Monday, on the Middle Creek. From the recordings on page 227, Rev. John Waldschmidt --1752-1786.
Andrew Belts (Beltz)and his father immigrated to the United States. Andrew Belts appears in the records in Loudoun County, Virginia in 1775, 1781, 1782, 1784 in the Shelburne Parish Tithables. He is on the Personal Property Tax Lists from 1782-1800. He may be on earlier lists. In 1800 Andrew Belts came to Bedford County, Pennsylvania with his son-in-law Ludwig Dreher aka Lewis Turner. From find a grave member Lucy Cronin.
Andrew Beltz was documented as the blacksmith operating in the area of Charlesville, Pennsylvania which located in the middle Colerain Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania.
Andrew Beltz, has a Will on file at the Bedford County Court House, Bedford, Pennsylvania. In the Will there are six children that are mentioned in receiving a monetary amount. The son Frederick Beltz received the farm and the responsibility for care of his mother, Julianna Harclerode.
An inquiry was made with the former minister of the church, Reverend Paul Claycomb. There are no longer any cemetery records for the old section of the Twin Church Cemetery to show any information on Julian and her husband Andreas/Andrew Belts/Beltz. There are two churches at the cemetery. If you walk to the left side of the old church, and go back about 10 rows you will find Andreas Belts/Beltz and his wife headstones. There were funds contributed to reset several of the headstones falling in disrepair over time in the cemetery. Juliana and her husbands headstones among many other old headstones in the cemetery were reset up straight in the cemetery.
The headstones for Andrew Belts and Julian Belts, are located midway back in the old section on the left side of the Twin Church Cemetery, Colerain Twp. Bedford County, Pennsylvania.
The engravement for Andrew Belts is the following:
In Memory OF
Andrew Belts. Born
November the 30, 1720. and
Departed this life, July the (the date number is hard to decipher), A.D. 1806.
His wife Julian headstone is right beside her husband Andrew.
Her headstone engravement is the following:
In Memory of Julian Belts. Depart=
=ted this Life. May the 18th , 1803.
Aged, 61years, 3 months, and
21 days.
Andreas Belts marriage has been documented as Herchelroth--Juliana, daughter of Johanna Herchelroth, deceased, and Andreas Beltz, son of Peter Beltz; April 4, 1763. Easter Monday, on the Middle Creek. From the recordings on page 227, Rev. John Waldschmidt --1752-1786.
Andrew Belts (Beltz)and his father immigrated to the United States. Andrew Belts appears in the records in Loudoun County, Virginia in 1775, 1781, 1782, 1784 in the Shelburne Parish Tithables. He is on the Personal Property Tax Lists from 1782-1800. He may be on earlier lists. In 1800 Andrew Belts came to Bedford County, Pennsylvania with his son-in-law Ludwig Dreher aka Lewis Turner. From find a grave member Lucy Cronin.
Andrew Beltz was documented as the blacksmith operating in the area of Charlesville, Pennsylvania which located in the middle Colerain Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania.
Andrew Beltz, has a Will on file at the Bedford County Court House, Bedford, Pennsylvania. In the Will there are six children that are mentioned in receiving a monetary amount. The son Frederick Beltz received the farm and the responsibility for care of his mother, Julianna Harclerode.
An inquiry was made with the former minister of the church, Reverend Paul Claycomb. There are no longer any cemetery records for the old section of the Twin Church Cemetery to show any information on Julian and her husband Andreas/Andrew Belts/Beltz. There are two churches at the cemetery. If you walk to the left side of the old church, and go back about 10 rows you will find Andreas Belts/Beltz and his wife headstones. There were funds contributed to reset several of the headstones falling in disrepair over time in the cemetery. Juliana and her husbands headstones among many other old headstones in the cemetery were reset up straight in the cemetery.
The headstones for Andrew Belts and Julian Belts, are located midway back in the old section on the left side of the Twin Church Cemetery, Colerain Twp. Bedford County, Pennsylvania.
The engravement for Andrew Belts is the following:
In Memory OF
Andrew Belts. Born
November the 30, 1720. and
Departed this life, July the (the date number is hard to decipher), A.D. 1806.
His wife Julian headstone is right beside her husband Andrew.
Her headstone engravement is the following:
In Memory of Julian Belts. Depart=
=ted this Life. May the 18th , 1803.
Aged, 61years, 3 months, and
21 days.
Gravesite Details
Wife provided by [email protected]
Family Members
Advertisement
Advertisement
