It should be pointed out that multiple Jacob Kintzers came to the US in 1737.
Jacob was born in Wolfersweiler, Saarland, Germany.
Jacob immigrated on the "St. Andrew Galley" from Rotterdam, Netherlands. He arrived in Pennsylvania on September 26, 1737. Jacob was 28 years old at the time.
Jacob and Anna moved to Montgomery Co., VA or Wythe Co., VA about 1770. He is listed on Walter Crockett's list of tithables. On December 14, 1774 Jacob had about 454 acres of land surveyed on Tates Run in Wythe County, Virginia. They lived there until his death in 1775. Jacob died without a will; however, Elizabeth (Jacob's son Michael's wife) and her children sold 100 acres to Curtiss Grubb in 1832.
Jacob was born in Wolfersweiler, Saarland, Germany.
Jacob immigrated on the "St. Andrew Galley" from Rotterdam, Netherlands. He arrived in Pennsylvania on September 26, 1737. Jacob was 28 years old at the time.
Jacob and Anna moved to Montgomery Co., VA or Wythe Co., VA about 1770. He is listed on Walter Crockett's list of tithables. On December 14, 1774 Jacob had about 454 acres of land surveyed on Tates Run in Wythe County, Virginia. They lived there until his death in 1775. Jacob died without a will; however, Elizabeth (Jacob's son Michael's wife) and her children sold 100 acres to Curtiss Grubb in 1832.
It should be pointed out that multiple Jacob Kintzers came to the US in 1737.
Jacob was born in Wolfersweiler, Saarland, Germany.
Jacob immigrated on the "St. Andrew Galley" from Rotterdam, Netherlands. He arrived in Pennsylvania on September 26, 1737. Jacob was 28 years old at the time.
Jacob and Anna moved to Montgomery Co., VA or Wythe Co., VA about 1770. He is listed on Walter Crockett's list of tithables. On December 14, 1774 Jacob had about 454 acres of land surveyed on Tates Run in Wythe County, Virginia. They lived there until his death in 1775. Jacob died without a will; however, Elizabeth (Jacob's son Michael's wife) and her children sold 100 acres to Curtiss Grubb in 1832.
Jacob was born in Wolfersweiler, Saarland, Germany.
Jacob immigrated on the "St. Andrew Galley" from Rotterdam, Netherlands. He arrived in Pennsylvania on September 26, 1737. Jacob was 28 years old at the time.
Jacob and Anna moved to Montgomery Co., VA or Wythe Co., VA about 1770. He is listed on Walter Crockett's list of tithables. On December 14, 1774 Jacob had about 454 acres of land surveyed on Tates Run in Wythe County, Virginia. They lived there until his death in 1775. Jacob died without a will; however, Elizabeth (Jacob's son Michael's wife) and her children sold 100 acres to Curtiss Grubb in 1832.
