Johann "Valentin" sailed to America on the ship "Allen" in 1729 arriving in Philadelphia 11 Sep 1729.
In 1730 Valentin married Maria Hildebrand dau of Johannes Hildebrand in Germantown, Pennsylvania.
Their marriage produced two daughters Elizabeth (Sister Constanta, never married) and Christina, who married Jacob Gorgas.
Note: There is a question about the children of Johann Veltin Mack. Information has surfaced that there may have been at least one other child - a daughter, Hannah, dob unknown. She is said to have married William Dushong and was listed in one version of working copy for Alexander Mack, a founder of the German Baptist Brethren (1729). Just to mention since I cannot verify the bio submitted with floral tribute from Nikolas Erb.
bluebelles, findagrave contributor
In 1730 Valentin married Maria Hildebrand dau of Johannes Hildebrand in Germantown, Pennsylvania.
Their marriage produced two daughters Elizabeth (Sister Constanta, never married) and Christina, who married Jacob Gorgas.
Note: There is a question about the children of Johann Veltin Mack. Information has surfaced that there may have been at least one other child - a daughter, Hannah, dob unknown. She is said to have married William Dushong and was listed in one version of working copy for Alexander Mack, a founder of the German Baptist Brethren (1729). Just to mention since I cannot verify the bio submitted with floral tribute from Nikolas Erb.
bluebelles, findagrave contributor
Johann "Valentin" sailed to America on the ship "Allen" in 1729 arriving in Philadelphia 11 Sep 1729.
In 1730 Valentin married Maria Hildebrand dau of Johannes Hildebrand in Germantown, Pennsylvania.
Their marriage produced two daughters Elizabeth (Sister Constanta, never married) and Christina, who married Jacob Gorgas.
Note: There is a question about the children of Johann Veltin Mack. Information has surfaced that there may have been at least one other child - a daughter, Hannah, dob unknown. She is said to have married William Dushong and was listed in one version of working copy for Alexander Mack, a founder of the German Baptist Brethren (1729). Just to mention since I cannot verify the bio submitted with floral tribute from Nikolas Erb.
bluebelles, findagrave contributor
In 1730 Valentin married Maria Hildebrand dau of Johannes Hildebrand in Germantown, Pennsylvania.
Their marriage produced two daughters Elizabeth (Sister Constanta, never married) and Christina, who married Jacob Gorgas.
Note: There is a question about the children of Johann Veltin Mack. Information has surfaced that there may have been at least one other child - a daughter, Hannah, dob unknown. She is said to have married William Dushong and was listed in one version of working copy for Alexander Mack, a founder of the German Baptist Brethren (1729). Just to mention since I cannot verify the bio submitted with floral tribute from Nikolas Erb.
bluebelles, findagrave contributor
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