1745 Abraham Greenawalt was born about 1745. As described in the notes below, he later married and lived in Manor Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [1]
Manor Township takes its name from the Manor of Conestoga, which was originally surveyed and reserved for William Penn in 1719. There is evidence that William Penn visited this area prior to 1690. At this time the area was Native American territory. The Susquehannocks were the largest tribe in the Susquehanna Valley with the center of their community in the Turkey Hill area. The Quaker government had surveyors lay off a large area bounded by the Little Conestoga Creek near Millersville, to the Susquehanna River, and to the Conestoga Creek.
1766 Abraham Greenawalt married Susan Weyland on November 3, at the First Reformed Congegration, in Conestoga, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [2] [3]
1777 Abraham Greenawalt was taxed as an inmate payable to Abram Hare in Manor Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [4] [5] [6] He was not listed in Manor Twp, Lancaster County in previous years.
1779 Abraham Greenawalt was taxed in Manor Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [7] Two men named Philip Grenewald were taxed in Lebanon for property and as a freeman. [8] [9] [10]
1779 Abram Greenawald was listed on the Pennsylvania septennial census for Manor Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [11] His listing for the Continental tax was crossed out. [12]
1780 Abram Kriniwalt was named as a laborer on assessment lists for Manor Twp. [13] [14] [15] [16] [17] [18]
1782 Abram Greenawalt was taxed 12 shillings 6 pence in Manor Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [19] [20]
1783 Abraham Grenewald was taxed in Manor Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [21] He was taxed as a laborer. [22]
1784 Abraham Greenawalt, of Lancaster Twp, purchased land from Isaac and Susannah Martin, of Manor Twp, Lancaster County, on December 1, for 60 pounds. The 12 acres of land was in Lancaster Twp on the banks of the Conestoga Creek adjacent to land of Christian Schenk and Isaac Martin and was part of the estate of Christian Schenck, willed in 1774 to John Schenck, and then sold by John and Magdalena Schenck to Isaac Martin in 1784. Recorded 1785. [23]
1784 Abraham Grinewalt, yeoman, of Lancaster Twp, and Susanna his wife, sold the land described above to Christian Schenck on December 24, for 64 pounds. [24]
1786 Abram Greenewalt was listed on the Pennsylvania septennial census for Lancaster Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [25]
1790 There were two census listings for Abraham Greenewalt in Manor Township, Lancaster County; perhaps father and son:
1790 Abraham Greenewall lived in Manor Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania in a household with Males: 3 (age Under 16), and 1 (age 16 and over); Females: 3. [26]
1790 Abraham Greenewalt (perhaps a son) lived in Manor Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania in a household with Males: 1 (age 16 and over); Females: 1. [27]
c 1791 Based on tax records dated 1792, 1793, and 1797 and a deed dated 1812, it appears that Abraham Greenawalt purchased a lot in Millersville, Lancaster County. This town was established before 1750 by a land-purchase lottery system. [28] A map dated 1821 shows Millerstown. [29]
1792 Abraham Greenawald was taxed with a lot in Millers [Town?], Manor Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [30] [31] [32]
1793 Abraham Grinewald was taxed in Millers Town, Manor Twp, Lancaster County. Jacob Grinewald was taxed as a freeman. [33]
1793 Abram Greenewalt was listed on the Pennsylvania septennial census for Manor Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [34]
1793 Abram Grinewalt [perhaps son to this Abraham] was listed on the Pennsylvania septennial census for Lancaster Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [35]
1797 Abraham Grinewalt alt (senior) and Abraham Greenewald jung (junior), with 3 acres, were taxed in Millersburg, Manor Twp, Lancaster County. [36] [37]
1798 Abr'm Greenawalt was listed in Manor Twp, Lancaster County for the US direct tax in Pennsylvania. [38] [39] [40] Abr'm Greenawalt Junior was also listed. [41]
1799 Abraham Greenawald alt and jung were taxed in Manor Twp, Lancaster County. [42]
1800 Abraham Greenawald lived in Manor, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania in a household with Males: 2 (age Under 10, Henry and Peter?), 1 (age 10 thru 15, John?), and 1 (age 45 and over); Females: 1 (age 45 and over). [43]
1800 Abram Greenewalt and Abram Greenewalt Junr were listed on the Pennsylvania septennial census for Manor Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [44]
1800 Abraham Greenawald was taxed in Manor Twp, Lancaster County. [45]
1801 Abraham Greenawald was taxed with 5 acres in Millersburg, Manor Twp, Lancaster County. [46] Abraham Greenawald was taxed with 3 acres in Manor Twp, Lancaster County. [47]
1802 Abraham Greenawald senior was taxed with 5 acres in Millersburg, Manor Twp, Lancaster County. [48] [49] Abraham Greenawald Ju'r was taxed with 3 acres in Manor Twp, Lancaster County. [50] [51]
1803 Abraham Greenawald was taxed in Millersburg, Manor Twp, Lancaster County. [52] Abraham Greenawald was taxed in Manor Twp, Lancaster County. [53]
1805 Abraham Greenawald was taxed with 5 acres in Millersburg, Manor Twp, Lancaster County. [54] [55] Abraham Greenawald was taxed with 6 acres in Manor Twp, Lancaster County. [56] [57]
1806 Abraham Greenawald was taxed with 5½ acres in Manor Twp, Lancaster County. [58] [59]
1807 Abraham Greenawald was taxed with 5 acres in Manor Twp, Lancaster County. [60] [61]
1808 Abraham Greenawald was taxed as a laborer in Manor Twp, Lancaster County. [62] [63]
1809 Abraham Greenawald was taxed as a cooper in Manor Twp, Lancaster County. [64] [65]
1810 Both Abram Greenawalt senior (age 45+) and Abram Greenawalt junior (age 26-44) were listed in the US census in Manor, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania:
1810 Abram Greenewalt lived in Manor, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania in a household with Males: 2 (age 10 thru 15), and 1 (age 45 and over); Females: 1 (age 45 and over). [66]
1810 Abram Greenewalt lived in Manor, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania in a household with Males: 2 (age Under 10), 2 (age 10 thru 15), 2 (age 16 thru 25), and 1 (age 26 thru 44); Females: 1 (age Under 10), 2 (age 10 thru 15), 1 (age 16 thru 25), and 1 (age 26 thru 44). [67]
1812 Abraham Greenawalt yeoman and his wife Susanna of Manor Twp, Lancaster County sold to John Seegar, bluedyer, for $200, a 1.5 acre tract in Lot 6 in Millersburg, Manor Twp, Lancaster County. Recorded September 5, 1812. Abraham Greenawalt had purchased the lot from Isaac and Barbara Mayer on March 12, 1792. Witnessed by John Heller and Henry Carpenter. [68]
1812 Abraham Greenawalt (cooper) and his wife Susan of Manor Twp, Lancaster County sold to land Andrew Shute, on December 4. The price was for $100, for a lot in Millersburg, Manor Twp that they had rented in 1792 from Isaac Myer. Abraham made his mark with an X. The name of Susanna Grinnwald was copied in German Script, so this could be the original name. [69]
1815 Abraham Greinewald of Manor Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania wrote his will on October 6, 1808. The probate date was April 8, 1815. [70] [71] [72] [73] [74] [75] [76] [77] [78] [79] [80] [81] [Photocopy, Extract of Abraham Greenawalt's will.]
… Further it is my will and I order give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Susanna all my household furniture and also all my movable property together with the posession of any lot of ground in Millersburg whereon I now live and all the benefit of said lot of ground and all this I give and bequeath unto my said wife for and during the time she remains my widow and further I bequeath unto my said wife all my money for and during the time she remains my widow. … and I order that all my children shall have equal share out of my estate to wit Abraham Greenawald, Jacob Greenawald, Elizabeth the wife of George Albert, Christopher Greenawald, Susanna the wife of Henry Shoff, Christian Greenawald, Michael Greenawald, John Greenawald, Henry Greenawald, and Peter Greenawald each of them an equal share. Lastly I appoint my son Abraham Greenawald and my friend Henry Leger of said Millersburg in Manor Township as executors of this my last will …. Witnessed by Martin Immel and Jacob Bletz. At the time of probate, Abraham Greenawalt was the surviving executor.
1820 Abm Granawalt [perhaps a son of Abraham and Susan] lived in Manor, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania in a household with Males: 2 (age 16 thru 18), and 1 (age 45 and over); Females: 1 (age Under 10), and 2 (age 45 and over)[perhaps one was widow Susan Greenawalt]. [82]
1830 Son Abraham Greenawalt filed an inventory, on January 9, at the register's office in Lancaster County, at the time of the decease of the widow. (reported in the 1831 account below)
1831 The account of Abraham Greenawalt, surviving executor of the last will and testament of Abraham Greenawalt of Millerstown, Manor Twp, Lancaster County, exhibited a statement of the estate at the Register's office in Lancaster county, dated May 19. The said accountant charged himself with the amount of the inventory taken upon the estate of said deceased after decease of his widow and filed in the Register's office on 9 January 1830. A lot was sold, after the death of the widow, to Peter Greenawalt and rent was received from Peter Greenawalt. Payments were made to several people including William Albright, perhaps related to daughter Elizabeth's husband. Signed by Abraham Greenawalt [in German].
1831 John, Michael, Henry, and Peter Greenawalt; four of the sons of Abraham Greenawalt, late of Millerstown, Manor Twp, Lancaster County; each received from Abraham Greenawalt, the surviving executor of the deceased, a distribution of $84.61, thereby discharging Abraham, the executor, from further claims. All four appeared in person before the justice of the peace in Lancaster County and signed their mark with an X. [83] [84] [85] [86] [87] [88]
Research Notes:
Researchers have suggested names of children of men named Abraham Greenawalt [89]:
Children of Abraham Greenawalt II include: John Greenawalt born 1803 Manor Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Died 11/21/1890 near Mt. Joy Pennsylvania. John Married Mary Mutch. Susanne Greenawalt who married Henry Shoof, Michel Greenawalt 1784 who served in the Lancaster County Militia under Captain Martin Weybright, Christian Greenawalt born 1779 Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Died 1850, buried in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. His wife has Hanna Schmidt. Christian’s son was William Greenawalt born 11/30/1818 Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. Died 1/24/1897 Bartlett, Washington County, Ohio. Henry Greenwalt’s was a twin brother to Peter Greenawalt Born 3/14/1791. Married Elizabeth Bortzfield. Jacob Greenawalt born 1771 married Magdelena Brennan Trinity Lutheran Church 1795. Elizabeth Greenawalt Married George Albert 5/17/1796 Trinity Lutheran Church Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Christopher Greenawalt, No information available.
Children Of Abraham Greenawalt II and first wife Elizabeth Knight: Abraham Greenawalt III born 1760 Manor Township, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania. died 8/3/ 1841. Married Susan Deimler born 1786 Manor Twp, Lancaster County. Abraham III served in the Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Militia 1794 as a Private 3rd class under Captain Leonard Rathron’s 9th battalion. We have assumed here, with no basis, that all military documents for Abraham Greenawalt refer to the son of this Abraham Greenawalt.
Two generations of Grünewald sons were baptized at Warwick Twp, Lancaster County:
1759 Abraham, son of Jacob and Catharine Grünewald, was born in April. He was baptized on April 16 with sponsors Abraham and Anna Maria Schellhammer, at White Oaks [Weisseichenland] Church, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [90]
1790 John Jacob, son of Abraham and Maria Barbara Grünewald, was born on June 11. He was baptized on August 1, 1790 with sponsors Georg and Elisabetha Grünewald, at White Oaks [Weisseichenland] Church, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [91] The spouse was not named Susanna.
1782 Several other Greenawalt families also lived in Lebanon Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Philip Greenewalt was taxed 1 pound 3 shillings 9 pence for a horse and 20 pounds for 300 acres 5 horses and 2 cattle. [92] Nicholas Grinewalt was taxed 15 pounds as an inmate. [93] John Greenewalt was taxed 3 pounds 10 shillings as a freeman. Chris't Krinewalt was taxed 3 pounds 15 shillings as a freeman. [94]
Susan Wyland has been named as Abraham Greenawalt's wife. We seek evidence to clarify this possible relationship and her ancestry.
1766 Abraham Greenawalt married Susan Weyland on November 3. [95] [96]
1759 Peter Wyland wrote his will in German in Lancaster County. [97]
1794 The will of Christian Weiland of Cocalico Twp, Lancaster County, was dated May 8, 1794 with probate date October 9, 1794. The will named wife Anna, son John (a minor), and daughters Christina and Susanna. [98]
1797 John Weiland was taxed as a weaver in Lancaster Twp, Lancaster County. [99] He was not taxed there in 1790, 1791, or 1792.
1797-98 John Weiland was taxed in Lancaster Twp, Lancaster County. [100]
1799 John Weiland was taxed in Lancaster Twp, Lancaster County. [101]
1800 John Weiland was taxed in Lancaster Twp, Lancaster County. [102] He was not taxed there in 1801.
There may have been several men named Abraham Greenawalt alive during the Revolutionary War.
Abraham Greenawalt, husband of Susanna Weyland, is registered as a Revolutionary War Ancestor with service in the company of Captain Frederick Ziegler. [103] In 1777, Frederick Ziegler was Captain of the 5th company in Lower Manor Twp, Lancaster County [104]
1780 Abraham Greenwald was listed in Lancaster County, 4th Battalion, 2nd Company. Excused. Nonattendance Return [105].
1778 Abram Greenawalt was listed as a bombadier and gunner in Captain Thomas Wylie's Company stationed at Washington (near Carlisle). Dated November 8. [106]
c 1776 Abraham Greenwalt of Northampton received Depreciation pay. [107]
1777 Abraham Greenawalt, perhaps this one, was a Private in the Company of Captain Emanuel Herman of the Second Battalion of York County. [108] This is inconsistent with his residence in Lancaster County throughout his life.
1819 Abraham Greenawalt, age 62, of York County Pennsylvania was listed on the pension roll for service in the Pennsylvania Continental Line. [109] This suggests he was born about 1757, which is inconsistent with his marriage in 1766.
Adam Weyland and Elizabeth Blankenberger have been named as Susanna's parents. Their marriage has been reported in Culpepper, Virginia. Susanna has been reported born in 1746 in Philadelphia. [110]
Balthasar Blankenbaker on Dec. 17, 1759 made deed of gift to Adam Wayland, "his wife Elizabeth being my daughter."
Balthasar Blankenbeeker made will Jan. 7, 1762, probated Apr. 1, 1774. He mentions wife Anne Margaret; daughters Anne Barbara, wife of Lewis Fisher, and Elizabeth, wife of Adam Wayland.
1762-1776 Adam Wayland and Elizabeth were sponsors at the baptisms of several children of Christoph Blankenbucher and Christina Fink. Adam was married to Maria by 1778. [111]
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