Valentine Bieber emigrated to America from Hirschland, Alsace. Valentine's three wives and five children are well documented in the Hirschland records.
Valentine's wives:
1. He married Ottilia Schneider February 21, 1746. She died December 10, 1747 age 19.
2. He married Anna Catharina Juncker. She died January 29, 1762 age 33 1/2.
3. He married Catharina Stroh February 15, 1763. She may be the "Catron" mentioned in Valentine's will of 1782.
Valentine Bieber sailed from Rotterdam on the ship ''Betsey". He arrived in Philadelphia October 26, 1768 and was accompanied by his wife Catherine, three sons, Nicholas, Adam and John, and one daughter, Christina; also by a brother Jacob and one or two sisters. The three sons worked their passage over the Atlantic on the ship. Such persons were called Redemptioners. Stapleton in his memorial of the Huguenots, page 24 of the Bieber History, says: "In 1768 arrived from Duex Ponts the brothers, Michael, Valentine and Jacob Bieber, a branch of the Dewalt Bieber family. These brothers settled in Berks Co., Pa., south of. Kutztown,
Pa.'' End of quote.
According to Penna. German Pioneers, by Ralph Beaver Strassburger, LLD., there was no Michael Bieber on the ship "Betsey" that came Oct. 26, 1768, but the name taken for Michael as seen in Penna. Archives and Rupp was ''Nicol.'' Ship Betsey, Oct. 26, 1768----Feldon Bieber, Nicol Bieber, Jacob (X) Bieber. The above are facsimiles of those who could write their names on the ship record as shown in Penna. German Pioneers. Feldon Bieber was Valentine Bieber, the father, Nicol Bieber was Nicholas Bieber, the oldest son of Valentine, who was little past 17 years and was required to register. Adam Bieber, second son of Valentine, was past 14 years, and John Bieber, third son of Valentine, was past seven years and not required to register. The third name on the list was Jacob (X) Bieber, who could not write and signed with his X mark.
The town in Alsace province from which they came was called in French Dux, Ponts, in German Zweibruecken, which means in English, Two Bridges, and can be seen in modern maps of Germany.
Valentine Bieber settled in Windsor Township, Berks Co., Pa., and belonged to the Lutheran Church. His three sons, Nicholas, Adam and John, served in the army during the Revolutionary
War under General Washington. After the war, in the year 1784.Adam Bieber (Beaver) located in Muncy Township, Lycoming Co., at that time Northumberland Co. His two brothers Nicholas and John also located there about the same time, as records will show in connection with each one. In an old manuscript written about 1880 by George Glen Wood, M. D., Muncy, Pa., we learn that "Valentine and Jacob came Oct. 26, 1768. They were Redemptioners (i. e., they contracted with the ship's owners to work out their passage money on this side of the ocean). Previous to their coming, relatives of theirs had preceded them and settled in Berks Co., Pa. Valentine settled permanently in Windsor Township, Berks Co., and Jacob in Maxatawny Township. (Later Northampton Co., Pa.). In 17791 Valentine Bieber was assessed with 100 acres, 2 horses and 2 cows. He had at this time three grown sons, Nicholas,
Adam and John. They were assessed as "single Freemen," and each paid a tax of ten shillings. In 1784 Valentine's son John was assessed with his father's land, 93 acres, 1 horse and 2 Cows. Nicholas, Adam and John were assessed as citizens of the same township (Windsor), but without property." End of quote.
N. B.----The compiler (The Rev I.M. Beaver) has found the above named Jacob Bieber and wife Elizabeth in the church records at Stone Church, Kreidersville, Northampton Co., Pa., where he had five children baptized from 177 4 to 1798. See Stone Church; records. In 1780 his name appears among the communicants. What became of him and his family we know not. Valentine Bieber was a member of the Lutheran Church and evidently worshiped in Zion Church, Perry Township located, about 3 miles northeast of Shoemakersville, Pa., and about a mile south of Windsor Castle. It is in the northern part of Perry, which formerly was a part of Windsor twp. The first log church is said to have been built in 1761 or 1762. This is a fine Union church today, Reformed and Lutheran, and has been Union from the beginning. Some of the early communion church records have been lost and after a careful search of all the records available, we were not able to find his name or his wife's name, although we believe his wife is buried on the adjoining cemetery, while Valentine died while on a visit to relatives in Virginia, as will appear later on. We however found the name of his son Adam Bieber, who had two children baptized by Rev. Daniel Lehman, who was the Lutheran pastor at that time. (1) child, Catharina, born June 12, 1783, baptized July 13, 1783; parents, Adam Bieber and Magdalena; sponsors, John Reber and Catharina. (2) child. Anna Maria, born Oct. 26, 1786, baptized Nov. 5, 1786; sponsors. Leonhart Reber and Magd Denner.
Valentine Bieber died on Pass Run in Page County Virginia, about three miles north of Luray. This is where Conrad Beaver owned 410 acres of land and his son Michael owned 210 acres. Valentine was probably visiting these Beavers when he died.
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Time Line
1725 Age 0
Birth
1725
Hirschland, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France
1746 Age 21
Birth of Child
1746
Hirschland, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France
Michael Bieber
1746–1821 KZB2-61W
1746 Age 21
Marriage
21 February 1746
Anna Otilla Schneider
1725–1747 9ST9-WHC
1747 Age 22
Death of Spouse
10 Dec 1747
Alsace, Germany
Anna Otilla Schneider
1725–1747 9ST9-WHC
1748 Age 23
Marriage
1748
Alsace-Lorraine, Germany
Anna Catharina Juncker
1728–1762 KDS3-V8V
1751 Age 26
Birth of Child
12 Sep 1751
Hirschland, Alsace Lorraine, Germany
Johann Nicholas Bieber
1751–1827 K8K8-9SD
1754 Age 29
Birth of Child
7 July 1754
Hirschland, Alsace Lorraine, Germany
Johann Adam Bieber
1754–1842 GSFH-TP1
1761 Age 36
Birth of Child
11 Mar 1761
Hirschland, Alsace Lorraine, Germany
Johannes George Beeber
1761–1846 L8R8-BKN
1762 Age 37
Death of Spouse
29 Jan 1762
Hirschland, Alsace Lorraine, Germany
Anna Catharina Juncker
1728–1762 KDS3-V8V
1763 Age 38
Marriage
15 Feb 1763
Alsace, Lorraine, Germany
Catharina Stroh
1742–Deceased KD3M-XF6
1764 Age 39
Birth of Child
15 Aug 1764
Hirschland, Alsace Lorraine, Germany
Maria Christina Bieber
1764–Deceased KHPM-JXM
1782 Age 57
Death
1782
Pass Run, Page, Virginia, United States
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Note: Research by JANICE PATTERSON finds no relationship of the Conrad Bieber to the Valentine Bieber family.--Storres Myers
Valentine's wives:
1. He married Ottilia Schneider February 21, 1746. She died December 10, 1747 age 19.
2. He married Anna Catharina Juncker. She died January 29, 1762 age 33 1/2.
3. He married Catharina Stroh February 15, 1763. She may be the "Catron" mentioned in Valentine's will of 1782.
Valentine Bieber sailed from Rotterdam on the ship ''Betsey". He arrived in Philadelphia October 26, 1768 and was accompanied by his wife Catherine, three sons, Nicholas, Adam and John, and one daughter, Christina; also by a brother Jacob and one or two sisters. The three sons worked their passage over the Atlantic on the ship. Such persons were called Redemptioners. Stapleton in his memorial of the Huguenots, page 24 of the Bieber History, says: "In 1768 arrived from Duex Ponts the brothers, Michael, Valentine and Jacob Bieber, a branch of the Dewalt Bieber family. These brothers settled in Berks Co., Pa., south of. Kutztown,
Pa.'' End of quote.
According to Penna. German Pioneers, by Ralph Beaver Strassburger, LLD., there was no Michael Bieber on the ship "Betsey" that came Oct. 26, 1768, but the name taken for Michael as seen in Penna. Archives and Rupp was ''Nicol.'' Ship Betsey, Oct. 26, 1768----Feldon Bieber, Nicol Bieber, Jacob (X) Bieber. The above are facsimiles of those who could write their names on the ship record as shown in Penna. German Pioneers. Feldon Bieber was Valentine Bieber, the father, Nicol Bieber was Nicholas Bieber, the oldest son of Valentine, who was little past 17 years and was required to register. Adam Bieber, second son of Valentine, was past 14 years, and John Bieber, third son of Valentine, was past seven years and not required to register. The third name on the list was Jacob (X) Bieber, who could not write and signed with his X mark.
The town in Alsace province from which they came was called in French Dux, Ponts, in German Zweibruecken, which means in English, Two Bridges, and can be seen in modern maps of Germany.
Valentine Bieber settled in Windsor Township, Berks Co., Pa., and belonged to the Lutheran Church. His three sons, Nicholas, Adam and John, served in the army during the Revolutionary
War under General Washington. After the war, in the year 1784.Adam Bieber (Beaver) located in Muncy Township, Lycoming Co., at that time Northumberland Co. His two brothers Nicholas and John also located there about the same time, as records will show in connection with each one. In an old manuscript written about 1880 by George Glen Wood, M. D., Muncy, Pa., we learn that "Valentine and Jacob came Oct. 26, 1768. They were Redemptioners (i. e., they contracted with the ship's owners to work out their passage money on this side of the ocean). Previous to their coming, relatives of theirs had preceded them and settled in Berks Co., Pa. Valentine settled permanently in Windsor Township, Berks Co., and Jacob in Maxatawny Township. (Later Northampton Co., Pa.). In 17791 Valentine Bieber was assessed with 100 acres, 2 horses and 2 cows. He had at this time three grown sons, Nicholas,
Adam and John. They were assessed as "single Freemen," and each paid a tax of ten shillings. In 1784 Valentine's son John was assessed with his father's land, 93 acres, 1 horse and 2 Cows. Nicholas, Adam and John were assessed as citizens of the same township (Windsor), but without property." End of quote.
N. B.----The compiler (The Rev I.M. Beaver) has found the above named Jacob Bieber and wife Elizabeth in the church records at Stone Church, Kreidersville, Northampton Co., Pa., where he had five children baptized from 177 4 to 1798. See Stone Church; records. In 1780 his name appears among the communicants. What became of him and his family we know not. Valentine Bieber was a member of the Lutheran Church and evidently worshiped in Zion Church, Perry Township located, about 3 miles northeast of Shoemakersville, Pa., and about a mile south of Windsor Castle. It is in the northern part of Perry, which formerly was a part of Windsor twp. The first log church is said to have been built in 1761 or 1762. This is a fine Union church today, Reformed and Lutheran, and has been Union from the beginning. Some of the early communion church records have been lost and after a careful search of all the records available, we were not able to find his name or his wife's name, although we believe his wife is buried on the adjoining cemetery, while Valentine died while on a visit to relatives in Virginia, as will appear later on. We however found the name of his son Adam Bieber, who had two children baptized by Rev. Daniel Lehman, who was the Lutheran pastor at that time. (1) child, Catharina, born June 12, 1783, baptized July 13, 1783; parents, Adam Bieber and Magdalena; sponsors, John Reber and Catharina. (2) child. Anna Maria, born Oct. 26, 1786, baptized Nov. 5, 1786; sponsors. Leonhart Reber and Magd Denner.
Valentine Bieber died on Pass Run in Page County Virginia, about three miles north of Luray. This is where Conrad Beaver owned 410 acres of land and his son Michael owned 210 acres. Valentine was probably visiting these Beavers when he died.
Timeline From FamilySearch.org: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/timeline/KCKZ-CWV
Time Line
1725 Age 0
Birth
1725
Hirschland, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France
1746 Age 21
Birth of Child
1746
Hirschland, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France
Michael Bieber
1746–1821 KZB2-61W
1746 Age 21
Marriage
21 February 1746
Anna Otilla Schneider
1725–1747 9ST9-WHC
1747 Age 22
Death of Spouse
10 Dec 1747
Alsace, Germany
Anna Otilla Schneider
1725–1747 9ST9-WHC
1748 Age 23
Marriage
1748
Alsace-Lorraine, Germany
Anna Catharina Juncker
1728–1762 KDS3-V8V
1751 Age 26
Birth of Child
12 Sep 1751
Hirschland, Alsace Lorraine, Germany
Johann Nicholas Bieber
1751–1827 K8K8-9SD
1754 Age 29
Birth of Child
7 July 1754
Hirschland, Alsace Lorraine, Germany
Johann Adam Bieber
1754–1842 GSFH-TP1
1761 Age 36
Birth of Child
11 Mar 1761
Hirschland, Alsace Lorraine, Germany
Johannes George Beeber
1761–1846 L8R8-BKN
1762 Age 37
Death of Spouse
29 Jan 1762
Hirschland, Alsace Lorraine, Germany
Anna Catharina Juncker
1728–1762 KDS3-V8V
1763 Age 38
Marriage
15 Feb 1763
Alsace, Lorraine, Germany
Catharina Stroh
1742–Deceased KD3M-XF6
1764 Age 39
Birth of Child
15 Aug 1764
Hirschland, Alsace Lorraine, Germany
Maria Christina Bieber
1764–Deceased KHPM-JXM
1782 Age 57
Death
1782
Pass Run, Page, Virginia, United States
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Note: Research by JANICE PATTERSON finds no relationship of the Conrad Bieber to the Valentine Bieber family.--Storres Myers
Valentine Bieber emigrated to America from Hirschland, Alsace. Valentine's three wives and five children are well documented in the Hirschland records.
Valentine's wives:
1. He married Ottilia Schneider February 21, 1746. She died December 10, 1747 age 19.
2. He married Anna Catharina Juncker. She died January 29, 1762 age 33 1/2.
3. He married Catharina Stroh February 15, 1763. She may be the "Catron" mentioned in Valentine's will of 1782.
Valentine Bieber sailed from Rotterdam on the ship ''Betsey". He arrived in Philadelphia October 26, 1768 and was accompanied by his wife Catherine, three sons, Nicholas, Adam and John, and one daughter, Christina; also by a brother Jacob and one or two sisters. The three sons worked their passage over the Atlantic on the ship. Such persons were called Redemptioners. Stapleton in his memorial of the Huguenots, page 24 of the Bieber History, says: "In 1768 arrived from Duex Ponts the brothers, Michael, Valentine and Jacob Bieber, a branch of the Dewalt Bieber family. These brothers settled in Berks Co., Pa., south of. Kutztown,
Pa.'' End of quote.
According to Penna. German Pioneers, by Ralph Beaver Strassburger, LLD., there was no Michael Bieber on the ship "Betsey" that came Oct. 26, 1768, but the name taken for Michael as seen in Penna. Archives and Rupp was ''Nicol.'' Ship Betsey, Oct. 26, 1768----Feldon Bieber, Nicol Bieber, Jacob (X) Bieber. The above are facsimiles of those who could write their names on the ship record as shown in Penna. German Pioneers. Feldon Bieber was Valentine Bieber, the father, Nicol Bieber was Nicholas Bieber, the oldest son of Valentine, who was little past 17 years and was required to register. Adam Bieber, second son of Valentine, was past 14 years, and John Bieber, third son of Valentine, was past seven years and not required to register. The third name on the list was Jacob (X) Bieber, who could not write and signed with his X mark.
The town in Alsace province from which they came was called in French Dux, Ponts, in German Zweibruecken, which means in English, Two Bridges, and can be seen in modern maps of Germany.
Valentine Bieber settled in Windsor Township, Berks Co., Pa., and belonged to the Lutheran Church. His three sons, Nicholas, Adam and John, served in the army during the Revolutionary
War under General Washington. After the war, in the year 1784.Adam Bieber (Beaver) located in Muncy Township, Lycoming Co., at that time Northumberland Co. His two brothers Nicholas and John also located there about the same time, as records will show in connection with each one. In an old manuscript written about 1880 by George Glen Wood, M. D., Muncy, Pa., we learn that "Valentine and Jacob came Oct. 26, 1768. They were Redemptioners (i. e., they contracted with the ship's owners to work out their passage money on this side of the ocean). Previous to their coming, relatives of theirs had preceded them and settled in Berks Co., Pa. Valentine settled permanently in Windsor Township, Berks Co., and Jacob in Maxatawny Township. (Later Northampton Co., Pa.). In 17791 Valentine Bieber was assessed with 100 acres, 2 horses and 2 cows. He had at this time three grown sons, Nicholas,
Adam and John. They were assessed as "single Freemen," and each paid a tax of ten shillings. In 1784 Valentine's son John was assessed with his father's land, 93 acres, 1 horse and 2 Cows. Nicholas, Adam and John were assessed as citizens of the same township (Windsor), but without property." End of quote.
N. B.----The compiler (The Rev I.M. Beaver) has found the above named Jacob Bieber and wife Elizabeth in the church records at Stone Church, Kreidersville, Northampton Co., Pa., where he had five children baptized from 177 4 to 1798. See Stone Church; records. In 1780 his name appears among the communicants. What became of him and his family we know not. Valentine Bieber was a member of the Lutheran Church and evidently worshiped in Zion Church, Perry Township located, about 3 miles northeast of Shoemakersville, Pa., and about a mile south of Windsor Castle. It is in the northern part of Perry, which formerly was a part of Windsor twp. The first log church is said to have been built in 1761 or 1762. This is a fine Union church today, Reformed and Lutheran, and has been Union from the beginning. Some of the early communion church records have been lost and after a careful search of all the records available, we were not able to find his name or his wife's name, although we believe his wife is buried on the adjoining cemetery, while Valentine died while on a visit to relatives in Virginia, as will appear later on. We however found the name of his son Adam Bieber, who had two children baptized by Rev. Daniel Lehman, who was the Lutheran pastor at that time. (1) child, Catharina, born June 12, 1783, baptized July 13, 1783; parents, Adam Bieber and Magdalena; sponsors, John Reber and Catharina. (2) child. Anna Maria, born Oct. 26, 1786, baptized Nov. 5, 1786; sponsors. Leonhart Reber and Magd Denner.
Valentine Bieber died on Pass Run in Page County Virginia, about three miles north of Luray. This is where Conrad Beaver owned 410 acres of land and his son Michael owned 210 acres. Valentine was probably visiting these Beavers when he died.
Timeline From FamilySearch.org: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/timeline/KCKZ-CWV
Time Line
1725 Age 0
Birth
1725
Hirschland, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France
1746 Age 21
Birth of Child
1746
Hirschland, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France
Michael Bieber
1746–1821 KZB2-61W
1746 Age 21
Marriage
21 February 1746
Anna Otilla Schneider
1725–1747 9ST9-WHC
1747 Age 22
Death of Spouse
10 Dec 1747
Alsace, Germany
Anna Otilla Schneider
1725–1747 9ST9-WHC
1748 Age 23
Marriage
1748
Alsace-Lorraine, Germany
Anna Catharina Juncker
1728–1762 KDS3-V8V
1751 Age 26
Birth of Child
12 Sep 1751
Hirschland, Alsace Lorraine, Germany
Johann Nicholas Bieber
1751–1827 K8K8-9SD
1754 Age 29
Birth of Child
7 July 1754
Hirschland, Alsace Lorraine, Germany
Johann Adam Bieber
1754–1842 GSFH-TP1
1761 Age 36
Birth of Child
11 Mar 1761
Hirschland, Alsace Lorraine, Germany
Johannes George Beeber
1761–1846 L8R8-BKN
1762 Age 37
Death of Spouse
29 Jan 1762
Hirschland, Alsace Lorraine, Germany
Anna Catharina Juncker
1728–1762 KDS3-V8V
1763 Age 38
Marriage
15 Feb 1763
Alsace, Lorraine, Germany
Catharina Stroh
1742–Deceased KD3M-XF6
1764 Age 39
Birth of Child
15 Aug 1764
Hirschland, Alsace Lorraine, Germany
Maria Christina Bieber
1764–Deceased KHPM-JXM
1782 Age 57
Death
1782
Pass Run, Page, Virginia, United States
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Note: Research by JANICE PATTERSON finds no relationship of the Conrad Bieber to the Valentine Bieber family.--Storres Myers
Valentine's wives:
1. He married Ottilia Schneider February 21, 1746. She died December 10, 1747 age 19.
2. He married Anna Catharina Juncker. She died January 29, 1762 age 33 1/2.
3. He married Catharina Stroh February 15, 1763. She may be the "Catron" mentioned in Valentine's will of 1782.
Valentine Bieber sailed from Rotterdam on the ship ''Betsey". He arrived in Philadelphia October 26, 1768 and was accompanied by his wife Catherine, three sons, Nicholas, Adam and John, and one daughter, Christina; also by a brother Jacob and one or two sisters. The three sons worked their passage over the Atlantic on the ship. Such persons were called Redemptioners. Stapleton in his memorial of the Huguenots, page 24 of the Bieber History, says: "In 1768 arrived from Duex Ponts the brothers, Michael, Valentine and Jacob Bieber, a branch of the Dewalt Bieber family. These brothers settled in Berks Co., Pa., south of. Kutztown,
Pa.'' End of quote.
According to Penna. German Pioneers, by Ralph Beaver Strassburger, LLD., there was no Michael Bieber on the ship "Betsey" that came Oct. 26, 1768, but the name taken for Michael as seen in Penna. Archives and Rupp was ''Nicol.'' Ship Betsey, Oct. 26, 1768----Feldon Bieber, Nicol Bieber, Jacob (X) Bieber. The above are facsimiles of those who could write their names on the ship record as shown in Penna. German Pioneers. Feldon Bieber was Valentine Bieber, the father, Nicol Bieber was Nicholas Bieber, the oldest son of Valentine, who was little past 17 years and was required to register. Adam Bieber, second son of Valentine, was past 14 years, and John Bieber, third son of Valentine, was past seven years and not required to register. The third name on the list was Jacob (X) Bieber, who could not write and signed with his X mark.
The town in Alsace province from which they came was called in French Dux, Ponts, in German Zweibruecken, which means in English, Two Bridges, and can be seen in modern maps of Germany.
Valentine Bieber settled in Windsor Township, Berks Co., Pa., and belonged to the Lutheran Church. His three sons, Nicholas, Adam and John, served in the army during the Revolutionary
War under General Washington. After the war, in the year 1784.Adam Bieber (Beaver) located in Muncy Township, Lycoming Co., at that time Northumberland Co. His two brothers Nicholas and John also located there about the same time, as records will show in connection with each one. In an old manuscript written about 1880 by George Glen Wood, M. D., Muncy, Pa., we learn that "Valentine and Jacob came Oct. 26, 1768. They were Redemptioners (i. e., they contracted with the ship's owners to work out their passage money on this side of the ocean). Previous to their coming, relatives of theirs had preceded them and settled in Berks Co., Pa. Valentine settled permanently in Windsor Township, Berks Co., and Jacob in Maxatawny Township. (Later Northampton Co., Pa.). In 17791 Valentine Bieber was assessed with 100 acres, 2 horses and 2 cows. He had at this time three grown sons, Nicholas,
Adam and John. They were assessed as "single Freemen," and each paid a tax of ten shillings. In 1784 Valentine's son John was assessed with his father's land, 93 acres, 1 horse and 2 Cows. Nicholas, Adam and John were assessed as citizens of the same township (Windsor), but without property." End of quote.
N. B.----The compiler (The Rev I.M. Beaver) has found the above named Jacob Bieber and wife Elizabeth in the church records at Stone Church, Kreidersville, Northampton Co., Pa., where he had five children baptized from 177 4 to 1798. See Stone Church; records. In 1780 his name appears among the communicants. What became of him and his family we know not. Valentine Bieber was a member of the Lutheran Church and evidently worshiped in Zion Church, Perry Township located, about 3 miles northeast of Shoemakersville, Pa., and about a mile south of Windsor Castle. It is in the northern part of Perry, which formerly was a part of Windsor twp. The first log church is said to have been built in 1761 or 1762. This is a fine Union church today, Reformed and Lutheran, and has been Union from the beginning. Some of the early communion church records have been lost and after a careful search of all the records available, we were not able to find his name or his wife's name, although we believe his wife is buried on the adjoining cemetery, while Valentine died while on a visit to relatives in Virginia, as will appear later on. We however found the name of his son Adam Bieber, who had two children baptized by Rev. Daniel Lehman, who was the Lutheran pastor at that time. (1) child, Catharina, born June 12, 1783, baptized July 13, 1783; parents, Adam Bieber and Magdalena; sponsors, John Reber and Catharina. (2) child. Anna Maria, born Oct. 26, 1786, baptized Nov. 5, 1786; sponsors. Leonhart Reber and Magd Denner.
Valentine Bieber died on Pass Run in Page County Virginia, about three miles north of Luray. This is where Conrad Beaver owned 410 acres of land and his son Michael owned 210 acres. Valentine was probably visiting these Beavers when he died.
Timeline From FamilySearch.org: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/timeline/KCKZ-CWV
Time Line
1725 Age 0
Birth
1725
Hirschland, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France
1746 Age 21
Birth of Child
1746
Hirschland, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France
Michael Bieber
1746–1821 KZB2-61W
1746 Age 21
Marriage
21 February 1746
Anna Otilla Schneider
1725–1747 9ST9-WHC
1747 Age 22
Death of Spouse
10 Dec 1747
Alsace, Germany
Anna Otilla Schneider
1725–1747 9ST9-WHC
1748 Age 23
Marriage
1748
Alsace-Lorraine, Germany
Anna Catharina Juncker
1728–1762 KDS3-V8V
1751 Age 26
Birth of Child
12 Sep 1751
Hirschland, Alsace Lorraine, Germany
Johann Nicholas Bieber
1751–1827 K8K8-9SD
1754 Age 29
Birth of Child
7 July 1754
Hirschland, Alsace Lorraine, Germany
Johann Adam Bieber
1754–1842 GSFH-TP1
1761 Age 36
Birth of Child
11 Mar 1761
Hirschland, Alsace Lorraine, Germany
Johannes George Beeber
1761–1846 L8R8-BKN
1762 Age 37
Death of Spouse
29 Jan 1762
Hirschland, Alsace Lorraine, Germany
Anna Catharina Juncker
1728–1762 KDS3-V8V
1763 Age 38
Marriage
15 Feb 1763
Alsace, Lorraine, Germany
Catharina Stroh
1742–Deceased KD3M-XF6
1764 Age 39
Birth of Child
15 Aug 1764
Hirschland, Alsace Lorraine, Germany
Maria Christina Bieber
1764–Deceased KHPM-JXM
1782 Age 57
Death
1782
Pass Run, Page, Virginia, United States
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Note: Research by JANICE PATTERSON finds no relationship of the Conrad Bieber to the Valentine Bieber family.--Storres Myers
Gravesite Details
From: GENEALOGY OF THE BIEBER FAMILY. Rev. Irvin M Bieber 1939
Researched By: JANICE PATTERSON
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