Ahnenforschung / Genealogy Kurt Kastner
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Kastners and other Families in Pennsylvania

Kastner und andere Familien in Pennsylvania

zusammengestellt von / compiled by

Kurt Kastner

Letzte Änderung / Last Update: 17-Jul-2010
Begonnen / Begun 21-Aug-2009

My Kastner reseach is focusssed on Europe. For clarification of relationships, I also present selected lines outside of Europe .

Der Schwerpunkt meiner Namensforschung Kastner liegt in Europa. Zur Verdeutlichung von Zusammenhängen stelle ich auch einzelne Linien außerhalb Europas dar.

Inhaltsverzeichnis / Table of contents

Orte / Places:

Berks County, Bucks County, Chester County, Lancaster County, Lebanon County, Lehigh County, Montgomery County, Philadelphia County, Washington County, York County

Verweise auf externe Quellen / Links to external Sources

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Joh. Philip Kistner, M
Immigration Philadelphia 21.9.1732, Name: Joh. Philip Kistner ¹ <Schiff / ship Pink Plaisance>.

Quelle / Source: 1. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 77-78.

Philip Angelberger, M
Immigration Philadelphia 18.9.1733, Name: Philip Angelberger ¹ <Schiff / ship Pennsylvania Merchant>; Einbürgerung / Naturalization Philadelphia 18.9.1733, Name: Philip Angulberger ².

Quellen / Sources:

1. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 89-90.
2. Lorine McGinnis Schulze: The Olive Tree Genealogy, http://www.olivetreegenealogy.com, Recherche 12.9.2009, http://www.olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/palship03.shtml, Contributor Russ Van Esperen.

Alexander Gasser, M
Immigration Philadelphia 18.9.1733, Name: Alexander Gasser ¹; Einbürgerung / Naturalization Philadelphia 18.9.1733, Name: Alexander Casser ².

Kinder / Children:

1. Johannes Gasser, M, Immigration Philadelphia 18.9.1733, Name: Johannes Gasser, Alter / Age: under 16 ³.
2. Matheis Gasser, M, Immigration Philadelphia 18.9.1733, Name: Matheis Gasser, Alter / Age: under 16 ³.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 89-90; Originaltext:
• Sept, 18, 1733. Palatines, brigantine Pennsylvania Merchant, of London, John Stedman, Master, from Rotterdam, last from Plymouth. Seventy-one males above sixteen, fifty-six females; and sixty-four males and females under sixteen - in all 191. (Editor.)
  Sept. 18, 1733. Das Rennschiff Pennsylvania Merchant von London, Capitain  John Stedman, von Rotterdam über Plymouth, hatte Pfälzer an Bord. Ein und siebzig männliche und sechs und fünfzig weibliche Personen über und vier und sechzig männlichen und weiblichen Geschlechts unter sechzehn - im Ganzen 191. (Herausgeber.)
2. Lorine McGinnis Schulze: The Olive Tree Genealogy, http://www.olivetreegenealogy.com, Recherche 12.9.2009, http://www.olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/palship03.shtml; Originaltext:
• Palatine Ship PENNSYLVANIA MERCHANT 1733, Contributor Russ Van Esperen.
  At the Courthouse aforesaid September 18th, 1733. Present: The Honourable the Lt. Governor and Severals of the Magistrates. Sixty seven Palatines, who with their families, making in all One hundred eighty seven persons, were imported here in, the Briganteen Pennsylvania Merchant of London, John Stedman, Mr. from Rotterdam, but last of Plymouth, as by clearance thence, were qualified as before, and their names are:
3. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 89+91.

John Ludwig Sees, M
Immigration Philadelphia 18.9.1733, Name: John Ludwig Sees ¹ <Schiff / ship Pennsylvania Merchant>.

Quelle / Source: 1. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 89-90.

Henrich Kistner, M
Immigration Philadelphia 9.11.1738 ¹.

Quelle / Source: 1. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 129, ship Charming Nancy.

Valentin Caspar, M
* 1730 (err./calc.).
Immigration Philadelphia 16.9.1748, Name: Valentin Casser ¹; Immigration Philadelphia 16.9.1748, Name: Valentine Casper, Alter / Age: 18 J. ²; Einbürgerung / Naturalization Philadelphia 16.9.1748, Name: Valentin Caspar ³.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 187.
2. Ralph Beaver Strassburger, William John Hinke: Pennsylvania German Pioneers, Baltimore (1966), 2 Bände, p. 383, ship Patience.
3. ibid., p. 385, ship Patience.

Johan Küstner, M
Immigration Philadelphia 20.10.1747 ¹.

Quelle / Source: 1. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 180-181.

Joh. Ludwig Küstner, M
Immigration Philadelphia 11.9.1749 ¹.

Quelle / Source: 1. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 196-197, ship Priscilla.

Joh. Philip Küstner, M
Immigration Philadelphia 11.9.1749 ¹.

Quelle / Source: 1. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 196-197, ship Priscilla.

Samuel Castner, M
* Pennsylvania 1737 (err.) ¹; * Pennsylvania 11.6.1737 ².
Eltern / Parents: Samuel Kästner und Catherine Jacob; Musterung 9.5.1758 ¹; Besoldung Pennsylvania 1.7.1758, Beruf / Occupation: Soldier in Company of John Bull, Beruf / Occupation: Schuhmacher, Alter / Age: 21 J. ³.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Brenda Paullo: [Transcription of] Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series, Vol. II, USGenWeb Archives, Recherche 25.4.2007; zitiert:
1. John B. Linn, Wm. H. Egle: Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series, Vol. II, Harrisburg (1876), p. 573-574.
2. Samuel Castner, Jr.: The Kastner or Castner Family of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia 1901, p. 10.
3. Brenda Paullo: [Transcription of] Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series, Vol. II, USGenWeb Archives, Recherche 25.4.2007; Originaltext:
• A Monthly Return of Soldiers in my Company for July 1st 1758–John Bull
  Name, age, where born, when enlisted and occupation
  [...]
  Castner, Samuel, 21, Pennsylvania, May 9, shoemaker
  [...]

zitiert:

1. John B. Linn, Wm. H. Egle: Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series, Vol. II, Harrisburg (1876), p. 573-574.

Johannes Gessner, M
Immigration Philadelphia 24.9.1751 ¹.

Quelle / Source: 1. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 261; Originaltext:

• Sept. 24, 1751. Ship Neptune, John Mason, Captain, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes. 284 passengers.

Johannes Küstner, M
Immigration Philadelphia 26.9.1752 ¹.

Quelle / Source: 1. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 279-280, ship Richard and Mary.

Matheus Kepstner, M
Immigration Philadelphia 8.11.1752 ¹.

Quelle / Source: 1. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 296, ship Snow Louisa.

Benjamin Fell, M

Heiratserlaubnis Pennsylvania 30.9.1760 ¹; Heiratserlaubnis Pennsylvania 31.10.1760 ².

Rebecca Cosner, F

Quellen / Sources:

1. Brenda Paullo: [Transcription of] Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series, Vol. II, USGenWeb Archives, Recherche 25.4.2007; zitiert:
1. John B. Linn, Wm. H. Egle: Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series, Vol. II, Harrisburg (1876), p. 100.
2. ibid.; zitiert:
1. John B. Linn, Wm. H. Egle: Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series, Vol. II, Harrisburg (1876), p. 67.

Daniel Carsner, M

Heiratserlaubnis Pennsylvania 26.12.1774 ¹.

Barbara Ash, F

Quellen / Sources:

1. Brenda Paullo: [Transcription of] Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series, Vol. II, USGenWeb Archives, Recherche 25.4.2007; zitiert:
1. John B. Linn, Wm. H. Egle: Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series, Vol. II, Harrisburg (1876), p. 19, 52.

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Berks County

Johannes Kirschner, M
* 1693 (err./calc.).
Immigration Philadelphia 27.8.1733, Name: Johannes Kirschner ¹; Immigration Philadelphia 27.8.1733, Name: Johanes Kesnoser, Beruf / Occupation: farmer, Alter / Age: 40 J. ².

oo ³.

Gertrudt Dietrich ⁴, F
* 1683 (err./calc.).
Immigration Philadelphia 27.8.1733, Name: Kertroudt Kesnoser, Alter / Age: 50 J. ⁵.

Kinder / Children:

1. Conrad Kirschner, M, * 1719 (err./calc.); Immigration Philadelphia 27.8.1733, Name: Conrad Kirschner ⁶; Immigration Philadelphia 27.8.1733, Name: Conreet Kesnoser, Alter / Age: 14 J. ⁵; Besteuerung / Taxation Windsor Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania 1752, Name: Conrad Kersner ⁷.
2. Johann Georg Kirschner, M, * 1721 (err./calc.); Immigration Philadelphia 27.8.1733, Name: Joh. Georg Kirschner ⁶; Immigration Philadelphia 27.8.1733, Name: Johan Yerck Kesnoser, Alter / Age: 12 J. ⁵; Besteuerung / Taxation Windsor Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania 1752, Name: George Kersner ⁷.
3. Johann Peter Kerschner ³, M.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 87; Originaltext:
• Aug. 27, 1733. Palatines imported, ship Eliza, of London, Edward Lee, Master, from Rotterdam, last from Dover. Males fifty-eight above sixteen, females fifty; males forty-one under sixteen, females forty-one, in all 190. (Editor)
  Aug. 27, 1733. Das Schiff Eliza von London, Capitain Edward Lee, von Rotterdam über Dover, brachte Pfälzer. Männliche Personen acht und fünfzig, und weibliche fünfzig über sechzehn; ein und vierzig männliche und ein und vierzig weibliche unter sechzehn, im Ganzen 190. (Herausgeber)
2. Lorine McGinnis Schulze: The Olive Tree Genealogy, http://www.olivetreegenealogy.com, Recherche 10.9.2009; Originaltext:
• The enclosed lists are copied as they appear without alteration or change from the 1934 printing of "Pennsylvania German Pioneers" A list of ships arriving in Philadelphia 1727 to 1808 , Vol. 1, 1727 to 1775 by Ralph Beaver Strassburger, LL.D. edited by William John Hinke, Ph.D., D.D. This list has the occupation of the individual with age following. Other lists may show letters in parenthesis in the body of the name, this is where the individual made their mark. Other letters following names or titles in the texts are for subscript letters in the original print. This list is also adjusted to match the updated list in the Apendix of the above text) [List 30 A] Account of the Mens Names of 16 years and upwards, Brought from Rotterdam in the Elizabeth, Capt. Edward Lee. [Qualified Aug. 27, 1733].

zitiert:

1. Ralph Beaver Strassburger, William John Hinke: Pennsylvania German Pioneers, 1st ed. (1934).
3. [User jengen2]: Internet-Posting, Carsner message board, rootsweb.com, 19.9.1999.
4. ibid.; Originaltext:
• Researching the descendants of Mathias and Salome (Horn) Kershner. Mathias Kershner, son of John George Kerschner and Catharine Sara Faust, was born in 1787 in Windsor Twp., Berks Co., Pennsylvania. Before 1792 Mathias had moved with his parents to Shamokin Twp., Northumberland Co., PA. John George Kershner died in 1803, and his widow married Thomas Lloyd. Thomas Lloyd took his new family to Ohio, and on Dec 1812, Mathias Kershner married Salome Horn, the daughter of Frederick and Anna Maria (Drum) Horn in Pickaway Co. Ohio. They had two sons David and Mathias, Jr. before Mathias, Sr. died ca 1817 in Fairfield Co., Ohio.
  [...]
  These families can be traced back to Enders Kirschner who was born ca 1570 in Herbstein, Germany. Their immigrating ancestor was Johannes Kerschner who immigrated from Langenselbold, Germany in 1733 with his wife Gertrudt (Dietrich) and their children: Johann Conrad, Johann Peter, Johann George. This family is the foundation of the Kershner Family Association.
  Descendants of Mathias and Salome Horn have continued to move west and through out the country and into Canada. David's son Charles, changed the spelling of his name to Castner. I am seeking additional information on these families including other generation of descendants.
5. Lorine McGinnis Schulze: The Olive Tree Genealogy, http://www.olivetreegenealogy.com, Recherche 10.9.2009; zitiert:
1. Ralph Beaver Strassburger, William John Hinke: Pennsylvania German Pioneers, 1st ed. (1934).
6. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 88.
7. Richard T. Williams, Mildred C. Williams: 1752 List of Taxables, Berks County, Pennsylvania, Typoskript im Besitz der Historical Society of Berks County (1978), p. 14.

Joh. Kastner, M
zwischen 1743 und 1746 Wohnung / Residence: Tulpehocken Region, Berks & Lebanon Counties, PA, Religion: luth. ¹.

Quelle / Source: 1. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 467; Originaltext:

• The first settlers in Tulpehocken were Lutherans and German Reformed. Rev. Tobias Wagner was the first pastor of the Lutheran Congregation. The following is a List of the members of the Tulpehocken Church, from 1743 to 1746:
  Die ersten Ansiedler in Tulpehocken waren Lutheraner und Reformierte. Pastor Tobias Wagner war der erste Seelsorger der Lutherischen Gemeinde. Folgendes ist eine Liste der Mitglieder der Tulpehocken-Kirche von 1743 bis 1746:

Christian Kastner ^{1, 2}, M
auch Christian Casner ³.
* Thaleischweiler 3.2.1725 ^{1, 2}; † vor 1766 ^{4, 5}.
Eltern / Parents: Christian Kastner und A. Ottilia Fuchs; Beruf / Occupation: Weber ^{1, 2}; Emigration 1750 nach Pennsylvania ^{1, 2}; genannt / mentioned Windsor Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania ca. 1750, Name: Christian Gassner ⁶.

luth. oo I. Thaleischweiler 3.12.1748 ^{1, 2}; nach 1750 Wohnung / Residence: in Windsor Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania ⁷.

Susanna Mattinger, F
Weiterer Partner: Samuel Huth; Thaleischweiler 3.12.1748 ^{1, 2} Tochter von Georg Mattinger, Stand / Cast: Bg. zu Höhfröschen <Neufröschen>.

Kinder / Children:

1. Maria Barbara Kastner ^{1, 2}, F, * Fröschen 4.11.1749 ^{1, 2}.
2. Christian Kastner ⁷, M.
3. Johann Michell Kastner, M, ~ Windsor Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania 2.6.1756 (Pate: Michael Mattinger; Patin: Anna Maria Mattinger) ⁷.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Friedrich Krebs: Auswanderer nach den nordamerikanischen Kolonien im lutherischen Kirchenbuch von Thaleischweiler, in: Mitteilungen zur Wanderungsgeschichte der Pfälzer, Folge 3/4 (1952), p. 21-24; Beilage zu: Pfälzische Familien und Wappenkunde.
2. Alfred H. Kuby: Amerika-Auswanderer aus der Pfarrei Thaleischweiler im 18. Jhd., in: Pfälzisch-rheinische Familienkunde, Band 11 (1986-89) p. 131-134.
3. Marjorie Mota: Philip Peter Kastner / Cosner, (ca. 1990 ... 1997), p. 2, 11.
4. ibid.; Originaltext:
• The section on American records indicates that Christian the weaver died in Pennsylvania by 1767, because Susanna Huht, late Susanna Casner, widow of Christian Casner who died intestate, petitions the Orphans Court of Berks County, Pennsylvania, for guardians for her two sons under the age of 14, Christian and John Michael. Martin Rush of Windsor Township and Jacob Shoemaker of Reading were appointed by the court.

zitiert:

1. Annette Kuntzelman Burgert: Eighteenth Century Emigrants from German-Speaking Lands to North America, Volume II: The Western Palatinate, Breinigsville, Pennsylvania, The Pennsylvania German Society (1985), p. 190.
5. Angela Hatfield: Internet-Posting, 15.9.1999, USGenWeb, Berks County, Pennsylvania Genealogy, http://www.pa-roots.com/berks/Archives/query/1999-2000/query003.html.
6. Caveat Books, Berks County, Pennsylvania, 1748-1784, USGenWeb, Berks County, Pennsylvania Genealogy http://www.pa-roots.com/berks/, Recherche 30.8.2009, http://www.pa-roots.com/berks/legal/CaveatBook5.html; Originaltext:
• Martin Roush and Jacob Shoemaker
  Peter Seybolt hath this Day applied for a Tract of about 100 as. of land joining lands of the said Martin Daniel Reigle, Godfrey Seidle and George Alspach in Windsor Township in the County of Berks, on which he Alledges there formerly (perhaps 25 Years ago) was an Improvement made by one Christian Gassner and a survey was also about that time made for him but without any Authority as he apprehends. As he informs that During the minority of the said Gassners Children you let the said place for their use, And that the same place is now Deserted, You are to make your Objections known to the Board of property the last Monday in January next if any you have, Otherwise he the said Seybolt may be probably indulged with a warrant.
  David Kennedy By Order of
  James Tilghman, Sec'ry.
  Land Office, 18th October 1774
  Caveat Book 5, p. 582
7. Marjorie Mota: Philip Peter Kastner / Cosner, (ca. 1990 ... 1997), p. 2.

Henry Kasner, M
Besteuerung / Taxation Heidelberg Township, Berks County, PA 1752 single man ¹.

Quelle / Source: 1. Richard T. Williams, Mildred C. Williams: 1752 List of Taxables, Berks County, Pennsylvania, Typoskript im Besitz der Historical Society of Berks County (1978), p. 14.

Samuel Huth, M
Identisch(?) mit Samuel Hutt.

oo II. Berks County, Pennsylvania 9.9.1766 ¹.

Susanna Mattinger, F
Weiterer Partner: Christian Kastner; Thaleischweiler 3.12.1748 ^{2, 3} Tochter von Georg Mattinger, Stand / Cast: Bg. zu Höhfröschen <Neufröschen>.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Angela Hatfield: Internet-Posting, 15.9.1999, USGenWeb, Berks County, Pennsylvania Genealogy, http://www.pa-roots.com/berks/Archives/query/1999-2000/query003.html; Originaltext:
• I am interested in Samuel Huth and his wife Susanna, they were married on Sept 9, 1766 in Berks Co. PA. It was Susanna's second marriage, her first husband had died. Would love to hear from anybody that knows anything about them.
2. Friedrich Krebs: Auswanderer nach den nordamerikanischen Kolonien im lutherischen Kirchenbuch von Thaleischweiler, in: Mitteilungen zur Wanderungsgeschichte der Pfälzer, Folge 3/4 (1952), p. 21-24; Beilage zu: Pfälzische Familien und Wappenkunde.
3. Alfred H. Kuby: Amerika-Auswanderer aus der Pfarrei Thaleischweiler im 18. Jhd., in: Pfälzisch-rheinische Familienkunde, Band 11 (1986-89) p. 131-134.

Theophilis Kastner, M
Cumru Township, Berks County, PA 2.1.1794 ¹ Witwe: Hannah Rughty.

oo.

Hannah Rughty, F
Erbe / Heritage Cumru Township, Berks County, PA 2.1.1794 (Witwe von Theophilis Kastner) ¹.

Quelle / Source: 1. Berks County Will Abstracts 1791-1795, USGenWeb, Berks County, Pennsylvania Genealogy http://www.pa-roots.com/berks/, Recherche 17.7.2010, http://www.pa-roots.com/berks/wills/Abstracts1791-1795.html; Originaltext:

• Rughty, John, Cumru.
  August 9, 1790 - January 2, 1794.
  All personal estate to be sold and Elisabeth to have rents of the plantation in Cumru during life.
  To dau. Hannah widow of Theophilis Kastner £55.
  To dau. Maria Lutz wife of Adam £55.
  To grandson Daniel Lutz and great grandson Adam Lutz my plantation in Cumru which I bought of George Riehm, containing 200 acres, after wife's decease, they paying to my 2 daus. above named £30 each.
  To my friend George Merkel plantation in Cumru where I now live containing 170 acres, after wife's decease, paying to above named daus. £50 each.
  Exr: George Merkel.
  Wits: John Huett, Ludwig Huett and Christian Miller.

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Bucks County

siehe / see Peter Castner

John Cosner, M
Besteuerung / Taxation Plumstead Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania von 1761 bis 1764, Name: John Cosner, Name: John Cosnor ¹.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Marjorie Mota: Philip Peter Kastner / Cosner, (ca. 1990 ... 1997), p. 3; zitiert:
1. Terry A. McNealy, Frances Wise Waite, Compl.: Bucks County Tax Records, 1693 -1778, Doylestown, Pennsylvania, Bucks County Genealogical Society (no pub. date), p. 23, 29, 30, 34, 38, 43, 70, 84.

Peter Castner, M
Besteuerung / Taxation Plumstead Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania von 1759 bis 1787, Name: Peter Cosner, Name: Peter Causnor, Name: Peter Kosner, Name: Peter Costner, Name: Peter Costmer, Name: Peter Costnor, Name: Peter Casner, Name: Peter Castner ¹; Zensus Bucks County, Pennsylvania 1790 ².

1794 Wohnung / Residence: nach Londonderry Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania ³.

Kinder / Children:

1. Rebecca Cosner, F.
2. <unsicher / uncertain> John Castner, M, Besteuerung / Taxation Plumstead Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania von 1781 bis 1787, Name: John Costnor, Name: John Costner, Name: John Castner ⁴; Zensus Bucks County, Pennsylvania 1790 ².
3. <unsicher / uncertain> Peter Costner Jr., M, Besteuerung / Taxation Plumstead Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania 1787, Name: Peter Costner Jr. ⁴; Zensus Bucks County, Pennsylvania 1790 ².

Quellen / Sources:

1. Marjorie Mota: Philip Peter Kastner / Cosner, (ca. 1990 ... 1997), p. 3; zitiert:
1. Terry A. McNealy, Frances Wise Waite, Compl.: Bucks County Tax Records, 1693 -1778, Doylestown, Pennsylvania, Bucks County Genealogical Society (no pub. date), p. 23, 29, 30, 34, 38, 43, 70, 84.
2. William Henry Egle, Ed.: Pennsylvania Archives, Third Series, Vol. XIII, Harrisburg, W.S. Ray, State Printer of Pennsylvania (1897), p. 69, 159, 272, 370, 461, 587, 661, 774.
2. ibid., p. 4; zitiert:
1. Heads of Families at the First Census of the United States taken in the year 1790, Pennsylvania, Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company (1970).
3. ibid.; Originaltext:
• Furthermore, John Dyer notes in 1794 that "Peter Cosmer moved his family to Chester county, Londonderry township." A Peter Cosner is still found in this location in the 1800 Census.

zitiert:

1. Pennsylvania Vital Records, Vol. II, "Memoranda from the Dairy of John Dyer of Plumstead, Bucks Co., Pa.", Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co. (1983), p. 214.
2. John D. Stemmons, Ed.: Pennsylvania in 1800, A computerized index to the 1800 Federal Population Schedules of the State of Pennsylvania, Salt Lake City (no pub. date), p. 116.
4. ibid., p. 3; zitiert:
1. William Henry Egle, Ed.: Pennsylvania Archives, Third Series, Vol. XIII, Harrisburg, W.S. Ray, State Printer of Pennsylvania (1897), p. 69, 159, 272, 370, 461, 587, 661, 774.

Peter Wood, M

oo Plumstead Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania 28.3.1778 ¹.

Rebecca Cosner, F
Plumstead Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania 28.3.1778 ¹ Tochter von Peter Cosner.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Marjorie Mota: Philip Peter Kastner / Cosner, (ca. 1990 ... 1997), p. 4; zitiert:
1. Pennsylvania Vital Records, Vol. II, "Memoranda from the Dairy of John Dyer of Plumstead, Bucks Co., Pa.", Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co. (1983), p. 16, 27, 214.

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Chester County

siehe / see Philipp Peter Kastner
siehe / see Peter Castner

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Lancaster County

formed in 1729 from parts of Chester County

Jacob Kastner ¹, M
Eltern / Parents: Paul Kästner und Mary; Besteuerung / Taxation Conestoga Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania von 1720 bis 1727 ² <damals / then Chester County>.

oo.

Ann ³, F

Quellen / Sources:

1. Samuel Castner, Jr.: The Kastner or Castner Family of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia 1901, p. 15.
2. Chester County, Pennsylvania, Tax Lists 1715-1799, Chester County [Pennsylvania] Department of Archives and Records,
   http://dsf.chesco.org/archives/, Recherche 17.7.2010, http://dsf.chesco.org/archives/cwp/view.asp?A=3&Q=638277, http://dsf.chesco.org/archives/cwp/view.asp?a=3&q=638333; Originaltext:
• Last Name, First Name, Township, Year, Comments, Page, Category
  Kazner, Jacob, Conestoga, 1720/21, , 24, Landholder
  Casner, Jacob, Conestoga, 1721, "Palantines", 2, Landholder
  Casner, Jacob, East Conestoga, 1722, , 1, Landholder
  Kassner, Jacob, Conestoga, 1724/25, , 35, Landholder
  Casner, Jacob, Conestoga 1725, , 7, Landholder
  Casner, Jacob, Conestoga 1727, , 7, Landholder
3. Samuel Castner, Jr.: The Kastner or Castner Family of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia 1901, p. 16.

Johannes Kastner, M
Einbürgerung Philadelphia 11.4.1741, Wohnung: Lancaster County, PA ¹.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Brenda Paullo: [Transcription of] Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series, Vol. II, USGenWeb Archives, Recherche 18.4.2007; zitiert:
1. John B. Linn, Wm. H. Egle: Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series, Vol. II, Harrisburg (1876), p. 352.

Johann Emanuel Süß, M
* Graben 25.3.1731 (Sohn von Balthasar Süß, AT2900Iea, Beruf: Schuhmacher, Beruf: Ratsverwandter; Sohn von Maria Barbara, AT2900IeaI; Ehefrau von Johann Balthasar Süß, AT2900Iea) ¹; † 6.5.1791 ²; ‡ Brickerville, Stelle / Agency: Emanuel Lutheran Church cemetery, Name: Emanuel Siess ³.

oo Warwick Township 15.8.1757 ⁴; 10 Kinder ⁴.

Susanna Müller ², F
* 16.7.1734 ⁵; † 19.10.1799 ⁵; ‡ Brickerville, Stelle / Agency: Emanuel Lutheran Church cemetery, Name: Susanna Süsin ⁶.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Kirchenbuch der luth. Pfarrei Graben, Taufen 1705-1738, FHL 1272816, item 3.
2. Elaine Moran: persönliche Mitteilung, E-Mail 28.7.2009.
3. ibid.; Originaltext:
• I visited the Brickerville cemetery in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and saw his tombstone which reads  
  "Emanuel Siess GeBohren 25 Mertz 1731 GeStorben 6 Mey 1791 ..."
4. Kathy Andrade Cardoza: Kathy's Family Tree, http://homepage.mac.com/kmacardoza/Genealogy/Kathy/index.htm, Recherche 22.8.2009.
5. Elaine Moran: persönliche Mitteilung, E-Mail 14.8.2009.
6. ibid., E-Mail 11.8.2009.

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John Casner, M
Zensus Washington County, PA 1790 ¹.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Marjorie Mota: Philip Peter Kastner / Cosner, (ca. 1990 ... 1997), p. 4; zitiert:
1. Heads of Families at the First Census of the United States taken in the year 1790, Pennsylvania, Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company (1970).

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Lebanon County

siehe / see Joh. Kastner

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Lehigh County

formed in 1812 from parts of Northampton County which was formed in 1752 from parts of Bucks County

siehe / see Peter Kastner

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Montgomery County

Paul Kästner ¹, M
auch Paul Kastner ², Paul Castner ².
Religion: Quaker ²; Landerwerb Germantown 16.10.1690 ²; Einbürgerung / Naturalization 1691 ³; Germantown 1706 Beruf / Occupation: Weber / weaver ⁴; Testament / Will Germantown 31.8.1717 ⁵; Testamentseröffnung / Probate 11.9.1717.

oo ⁶; 6 Kinder / 6 children ⁷.

Mary ⁶, F

Kinder / Children:

3. Samuel Kästner, M.
4. Jacob Kastner ⁸, M.
6. Georg Kastner, M, * 1701 (gesch./est.) ⁹.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Oswald Seidensticker: Die erste deutsche Einwanderung in Amerika und die Gründung von Germantown im Jahre 1683 - Festschrift zum deutsch-amerikanischen Pionier-Jubiläum am 6. October 1883, Philadelphia 1883, p. 78-79.
2. Samuel Castner, Jr.: The Kastner or Castner Family of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia 1901, p. 2.
3. James Quinn: Gwynedd Friends Meeting History Page, http://www.gwyneddfriends.org/, Recherche 25.8.2009; zitiert:
1. Howard M. Jenkins: Historical Collections of Gwynedd, 2nd Edition, 1897, chapter 26.
4. Marion Dexter Learned, Samuel Whitaker Pennypacker: The life of Francis Daniel Pastorius, the founder of Germantown, illustrated with ninety photographic reproductions, Philadelphia 1908, p. 193-194; Originaltext:
• The elder son, John Samuel, at the age of sixteen years (1706), learned the weaver's trade with Paul Kästner, and afterwards carried on this trade in the house of his father, who furnished him the outfit.
  [Fußnote dazu (Zitat aus Res Propriae)]
  Mein ältester Sohn Joh. Samuel, gebohren ut supra pag. 8, den 30. Mertz 1690, lernte anno 1706, das Weben von Paul Kästner, u. trieb es hernach in seines Vatters haus, der ihm die geräthschafft verschaffte.

zitiert:

1. Francis Daniel Pastorius: Res Propriae - Kürtzer Lebens Lauff meiner Eltern und mein Selbst, Manuscript, Germantown, PA (1716).
5. Samuel Castner, Jr.: The Kastner or Castner Family of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia 1901, p. 3-4.
6. ibid., p. 4.
7. ibid., p. 4-5.
8. ibid., p. 15.
9. ibid., p. 18.

Georg Kastner, M
* 1701 (gesch./est.) ¹; † Whitpain Township Okt. 1776 ¹.
Eltern / Parents: Paul Kästner und Mary; Lehrbeginn / Apprenticed Pennsylvania zwischen 1710 und 1714, Alter / Age: 13 J. ²; Besteuerung / Taxation Conestoga Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania von 1721 bis 1725 ³ <damals / then Chester County>; Zeitungsinserat Whitpain Township 16.7.1744 (Dienstbote: Conrad Wied, Alter / Age: 30 J.) ⁴.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Samuel Castner, Jr.: The Kastner or Castner Family of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia 1901, p. 18.
2. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 445; Originaltext:
• APPENDIX No. VI.
  NAMES AND AGES OF MALE CHILDREN APPRENTICED BY GOVERNOR HUNTER, 1710 to 1714.
  Namen und Alter der von 1710 bis 1714 von Gouverneur Hunter in die Lehre gethanen Knaben.
3. Chester County, Pennsylvania, Tax Lists 1715-1799, Chester County [Pennsylvania] Department of Archives and Records,
   http://dsf.chesco.org/archives/, Recherche 17.7.2010, http://dsf.chesco.org/archives/cwp/view.asp?A=3&Q=638277, http://dsf.chesco.org/archives/cwp/view.asp?a=3&q=638333; Originaltext:
• Last Name, First Name, Township, Year, Comments, Page, Category
  Casner, George, Conestoga, 1721, "Palantines", 2, Landholder
  Kassner, George, Conestoga, 1724/25, , 35, Landholder
4. Edward W. Hocker: Genealogical Data Relating to the German Settlers of Pennsylvania - From Advertisements in German Newspapers Published in Philadelphia and Germantown 1743-1800, 2nd Editon, Baltimore (1981), p. 2; Originaltext:
• July 16, 1744: Georg Kastner, Whitpain Township (Montgomery County) advertises that his German servant, Conrad Wied, ran away. He is 30 years old.

zitiert:

1. Christopher Sauer (Hrsg.): Pennsylvanischer Geschichts-Schreiber, Germantown.

Andrew Aken ¹, M
Abington Township 29.1.1754 ² Name: Andrew Aki.

presb. oo Abington Township 29.1.1754, Stelle / Agency: Abington Presbyterian Church ².

Susannah Castner, F
Eltern / Parents: Samuel Kästner und Catherine Jacob.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Samuel Castner, Jr.: The Kastner or Castner Family of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia 1901, p. 10.
2. John B. Linn, Wm. H. Egle: Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series, Vol. IX, Harrisburg (1896), p. 187, 189.

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Philadelphia County

Bildnachweis / Picture source: Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876).

Samuel Kästner, M
Eltern / Parents: Paul Kästner und Mary; Schulbesuch Germantown 1702 ¹.

oo ².

Catherine Jacob ², F

Kinder / Children:

5. Samuel Castner, M, * Pennsylvania 1737 (err.) ³; * Pennsylvania 11.6.1737 ².
7. Susannah Castner, F.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Oswald Seidensticker: Die erste deutsche Einwanderung in Amerika, und die Gründung von Germantown im Jahre 1683, Festschrift zum Deutschamerikanischen Pionier-jubiläum am 6. October, 1883, Philadelphia 1883, p. 86.
2. Samuel Castner, Jr.: The Kastner or Castner Family of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia 1901, p. 10.
3. Brenda Paullo: [Transcription of] Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series, Vol. II, USGenWeb Archives, Recherche 25.4.2007; zitiert:
1. John B. Linn, Wm. H. Egle: Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series, Vol. II, Harrisburg (1876), p. 573-574.

Martin Gasner, M
Immigration Philadelphia 15.5.1732 ¹.

Quelle / Source: 1. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 71; Originaltext:

• May 15, 1732. Palatines imported in the ship Norris, Thomas Lloyd, Master, from Boston. Col. Rec. III 429.

Joh. Michael Käschstler, M
Immigration Philadelphia 21.9.1742 ¹.

Quelle / Source: 1. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 155; Originaltext:

• Sept. 21, 1742. Foreigners imported in the ship Francis and Elizabeth, George North, Master, from Rotterdam, last from Deal.

Hans Jacob Gassner, M
Immigration Philadelphia 26.9.1743, Name: Hans Jacob Gassner ¹; Einbürgerung / Naturalization Philadelphia 26.9.1743, Name: Hans Jacob Haffner ².

Quellen / Sources:

1. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 162-163; Originaltext:
• Sept. 26, 1743. Foreigners imported in the ship Rosannah, James Reason, Master, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes.
2. The Palatine Project - Reconstructed Passenger Lists, 1683-1819, http://www.progenealogists.com/palproject/, Recherche 12.9.2009.

Dominicus Gassner, M
Philadelphia 13.4.1744 ¹ Name: Dominica Gosner; verweigerte den Einbürgerungseid Philadelphia 30.5.1747, Wohnung: Philadelphia County, PA ².

presb. oo Philadelphia 13.4.1744 First Presbyterian Church ¹.

Mary Averman, F

Quellen / Sources:

1. John B. Linn, Wm. H. Egle: Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series, Vol. IX, Harrisburg (1896), p. 4, 28.
2. Brenda Paullo: [Transcription of] Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series, Vol. II, USGenWeb Archives, Recherche 18.4.2007; Originaltext:
• [...] the other following Persons being Quakers or such who Conscientiously scruple to take an Oath, being also Foreigners, and having complied with the terms required by the aforesaid Act of Parliament, Took and subscribed the Qualifications for them appointed by the same Act of Parliament [...].

zitiert:

1. John B. Linn, Wm. H. Egle: Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series, Harrisburg (1876), vol. II, p. 373.

Caspar Kastner, M
Immigration Philadelphia 20.9.1743, Name: Casper Gastner ¹; Philadelphia 1.10.1745 ^{2, 3} Religion: rk. / catholic; 2.10.1752 ⁴ Name: Caspar Gassner.

luth. oo Philadelphia 1.10.1745, Stelle / Agency: St. Michaels and Zion Lutheran Church ^{2, 3}.

Anna Catharina Grühn, F
2.10.1752 ⁴ Name: Catharina.

Kind / Child:

1. Christian Gassner, M, * 2.10.1752 ⁴; luth. ~ Philadelphia 15.10.1752, Stelle / Agency: St. Michaelis and Zion Church (Pate: Christian Fechle, Religion: ref.; Patin: Catharina, Religion: ref.; Ehefrau von Christian Fechle) ⁴.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 161-162; Originaltext:
• Sept. 20, 1743. Foreigners imported in the ship Lydia, James Abercrombie, Master, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes.
2. John B. Linn, Wm. H. Egle: Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series, Vol. IX, Harrisburg (1896), p. 293.
3. Julius Friedrich Sachse, Daniel W. Nead, Henry M. M. Richards: Record of the Marriages in the Evangelical Lutheran Congregation in Philadelphia Commenced Anno 1745, Philadelphia (1905), in: Pennsylvania - The German Influence in its Settlement and Development - A Narrative and Critical History - Part XIV, http://www.archive.org/details/falcknerscurieus14falc, p. 2; Originaltext:
• Kastner, Caspar (Catholic), Grühnin, Anna Catharina; m. October 1 during public service.
4. Henry Eyster Jacobs: The German emigration to America, 1709-1740, Lancaster, PA (1898), p. 207.

Johannes Gestner, M
Immigration Philadelphia 15.9.1748, Name: Johannes Gestner ¹.

Quelle / Source: 1. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 185-186; Originaltext:

• Sept. 15, 1748. Foreigners imported in the Two Brothers, Thomas Arnott, Master, from Rotterdam, last from Portsmouth.

Friederich Gosner, M
Immigration Philadelphia 2.9.1749 ¹.

Quelle / Source: 1. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 192; Originaltext:

• Sept. 2, 1749. Wirtembergers imported in the ship Chesterfield, Thomas Coatam, Master, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes. In all 255.

Johan Adam Gessner, M
Immigration Philadelphia 19.9.1749 ¹.

Quelle / Source: 1. Israel Daniel Rupp: A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776, 2nd Enlarged Edition with German Translation, Philadelphia (1876), p. 206-207; Originaltext:

• Sept. 19, 1749. Palatines and persons from the duchy of Wirtemberg, ship Patience, Hugh Steel, Captain, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes. 270 passengers.

Valentine Gesner, M
Philadelphia 28.3.1769 ¹.

luth. oo Philadelphia 28.3.1769 St. Michaels and Zion Lutheran Church ¹.

Maria Agnes Rhein, F

Quelle / Source: 1. John B. Linn, Wm. H. Egle: Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series, Vol. IX, Harrisburg (1896), p. 348.

Johann Christian Gesner, M

luth. oo Philadelphia 20.8.1778 St. Michaels and Zion Lutheran Church ¹.

Magdalena Jung, F

Quelle / Source: 1. John B. Linn, Wm. H. Egle: Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series, Vol. IX, Harrisburg (1896), p. 395.

George Lorenz Gasner, M

luth. oo Philadelphia 31.12.1778 St. Michaels and Zion Lutheran Church ¹.

Christina Willis, F
Philadelphia 31.12.1778 ¹ Stand: Witwe.

Quelle / Source: 1. John B. Linn, Wm. H. Egle: Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series, Vol. IX, Harrisburg (1896), p. 381.

Peter Huner, M

luth. oo Philadelphia 13.5.1779 St. Michaels and Zion Lutheran Church ¹.

Margareta Gasner, F

Quelle / Source: 1. John B. Linn, Wm. H. Egle: Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series, Vol. IX, Harrisburg (1896), p. 382.

Mary Cosner, F
Zensus Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania 1790, Name: Mary Cosner ¹.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Marjorie Mota: Philip Peter Kastner / Cosner, (ca. 1990 ... 1997), p. 4; zitiert:
1. Heads of Families at the First Census of the United States taken in the year 1790, Pennsylvania, Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company (1970).

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Washington County

Peter Castner ¹, M
* 23.6.1733 ¹; † Washington County, PA 24.9.1819 ¹.
Heidelberg Township, Lehigh County, PA 17.12.1769 ² Name: Peter (Kassner?); Sewickley Creek Settlement, Hempfield Township, Westmoreland County, PA 23.1.1774 ³ Name: Peter Cossner; Zensus Washington County, PA 1790, Name: Peter Casner ⁴.

oo.

Mary Magdalena ¹, F
Heidelberg Township, Lehigh County, PA 17.12.1769 ² Name: Magdalena; Sewickley Creek Settlement, Hempfield Township, Westmoreland County, PA 23.1.1774 ³ Name: Magdalena.

Kinder / Children:

1. Joh. Michael (Kassner?), M, ~ Heidelberg Township, Lehigh County, PA 17.12.1769, Stelle / Agency: Heidelberg Lutheran and Reformed Congregations ².
2. Johannes Cossner, M, ~ Sewickley Creek Settlement, Hempfield Township, Westmoreland County, PA 23.1.1774 ³.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Stephen L. Castner: Descendants of Peter and Magdalena Castner, http://my.execpc.com/~slc/petercastner/, edited 17 Apr 2003.
2. ibid.; zitiert:
1. Raymond E. Hollenbach: Heidelberg Evangelical Lutheran Congregation Church Record 1758 to 1850, Seegersville, PA (1933).
3. ibid.; zitiert:
1. Paul M. Ruff, Baltzer Meyer: Westmoreland Co., PA, Church Records, Baptisms 1772-1792, The German Church Records of Western Pennsylvania.
4. Marjorie Mota: Philip Peter Kastner / Cosner, (ca. 1990 ... 1997), p. 4; zitiert:
1. Heads of Families at the First Census of the United States taken in the year 1790, Pennsylvania, Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company (1970).

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York County

Adam Gassner, M

oo ¹.

Dull hat die beiden Taufen der Familie Georg Adam Kastner und Maria Anna aus Edenkoben in der Pfalz, zugeordnet. Ich denke jedoch, dass es sich um eine eigene Famile handelt. /
Dull has assigned to two baptisms to the family of Georg Adam Kastner und Maria Anna from Edenkoben, Palatinate. I, however, think that it is a separate family. [KK].

Kinder / Children:

1. Johan Michael Gassner, M, * 30.12.1734 ^{1, 2}; luth. ~ York County, PA 16.11.1735, Stelle / Agency: Christ Lutheran Church ^{1, 2}.
2. Johan Georg Gassner, M, * 22.7.1737 ^{1, 2}; luth. ~ York County, PA 1.8.1737, Stelle / Agency: Christ Lutheran Church ^{1, 2}.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Elaine Moran: persönliche Mitteilung, E-Mail 5.9.2009; zitiert:
1. F. J. C. Hertzog, Rosa M. Will, L. W. Rodgers: Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church [Records], York, York County, Pennsylvania, 1733-1800, (1919), manuscript.
2. Keith A. Dull: Early German Settlers of York County, Pennsylvania, Westminster MD (2007), ISBN 978-1585491605, p. 220; zitiert:
1. Marlene Strawser Bates, F. Edward Wright: York County Church Records of the 18th Century, Westminster, MD (1991), 2 volumes.

Andreas Klein, M
Pennsylvania 7.9.1755 ¹ Pate von Andreas Kastner.

Florina, F
Pennsylvania 7.9.1755 ¹ Patin von Andreas Kastner.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Charles H. Glatfelter: Brief an Charles Lynn Costner, Gettysburg, 2.7.1993; zitiert:
1. Jacob Lischy: Pastor's record - Reformed churches, York and Adams counties, Pennsylvania; Carroll and Baltimore counties, Maryland (1744-1801).

Sabina Kromrein, F
York County, PA 23.4.1753 ¹ Patin von Sabina Kasner.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Charles H. Glatfelter: Brief an Charles Lynn Costner, Gettysburg, 2.7.1993; zitiert:
1. Transcript of Parish Register of Christ Lutheran Church, York County, Pennsylvania.

Jonas Rudisill, M
York County, PA 23.4.1753 ¹ Pate von Sabina Kasner.

oo York County, PA 11.6.1754 ².

Vgl. ausführliches Kapitel über Jonas Rudisill bei Hoffman: Our Kin, p. 339-350. Jonas lebte bis zu seinem Tod in Pennsylvania, während seine Verwandten Philip, Michael und Derrick (Dietrich?) aus der gleichen Generation nach North Carolina zogen. 3 Söhne (William, John, Philip) von Jonas zogen nach Rappahannock County, Virginia. Der Sohn Jonas Jr. ließ sich in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina nieder.
Bei the Palatine Project finden sich 3 Einwanderungen von Rudisills, alle aus Michelfeld im Kraichgau (D-74918 Angelbachtal): 1729 auf Schiff Mortonhouse, 1737 auf Schiff Samuel, 1749 auf Schiff Phoenix. Wie die Familien genau zusammenhängen, ließ sich aus dem Internet nicht zweifelsfrei ermitteln. Genaues müsste in den Büchern von Annette K. Burgert und Edward L. Rudisill zu finden sein.
Die Rudisill stammen ursprünglich aus St. Gallen, Schweiz (Orte: Frümsen, Sax, Sennwald) und zogen im Rahmen der Schweizer Emigration nach dem dreißigjährigen Krieg in Orte des Kraichgaus (Berwangen, Elfinger Hof bei Maulbronn, Elsenz, Flehingen, Hilsbach, Michelfeld, Sandhausen, Waldangelloch). Dieffenbacher et al. nennen insgesamt 8 Rudisühli, wie sie in der Schweiz und zu Anfang im Kraichgau noch hießen. Vgl. auch Rudisill Family Association und Ortssippenbuch Elsenz.
Der o. g. Philip Rudisill in North Carolina war mit Mary Costner verheiratet. 3 Töchter dieses Paars heirateten wiederum Costners [Hoffman]. Auch in Pennsyslvania bestanden offenbar Beziehungen zwischen den Rudisills und den Kastners, wie die Patenschaft von Jonas Rudisill bei Sabina Kasner zeigt.
Hier kommt natürlich die Frage auf, ob eine gemeinsame Herkunft der Familien Rudisill und Kastner in Deutschland besteht, denn sowohl in Michelfeld, als auch in Elsenz kamen Kastner vor. Allerdings gibt es keinen Hinweis, dass einer dieser Kastner im 18. Jahrhundert nach Pennsyslvania oder North Carolina ausgewandert wäre, sondern nur nach New York und weiter nach New Jersey (zu letzterem vgl. Jones). Die Aussage, dass die Kastner in North Carolina von Georg Adam Kastner aus Edenkoben in der Pfalz abstammen, bleibt somit unangetastet [KK]. ^{3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8}.

Maria Elisabeth Moul, F

Quellen / Sources:

1. Charles H. Glatfelter: Brief an Charles Lynn Costner, Gettysburg, 2.7.1993; zitiert:
1. Transcript of Parish Register of Christ Lutheran Church, York County, Pennsylvania.
2. Laban Miles Hoffman: Our Kin - Being a History of the Hoffman, Rhyne, Costner, Rudisill, Best, Hovis, Hoyle, Wills, Shetley, Jenkins, Holland, Hambright, Gaston, Withers, Canalser, Clemmer and Linberger Families, Dallas NC (1915), Reprint Baltimore 1989, p. 349.
3. ibid., p. 268-350.
4. The Palatine Project - Reconstructed Passenger Lists, 1683-1819, http://www.progenealogists.com/palproject/; zitiert:
1. Ralph Beaver Strassburger, William John Hinke: Pennsylvania German Pioneers, Baltimore (1966), 2 Bände.
2. Annette Kuntzelman Burgert: Eighteenth Century Emigrants from German-Speaking Lands to North America, Vol. I: The Northern Kraichgau, Breinigsville, Pennsylvania, The Pennsylvania German Society (1983)
5. Karl Dieffenbacher, Hans Ulrich Pfister, Kurt H. Hotz: Schweizer Einwanderer in den Kraichgau nach dem dreißigjährigen Krieg, Ladenburg (1983), p. 145.
6. Rudisill Family Association: Rudisill Family History, http://www.rudisill.org, Recherche 2.9.2009; zitiert:
1. Edward Lee Rudisill: The Rudisill Genealogy, (1995).
7. Klaus Rössler: Ortssippenbuch Elsenz, 2. Auflage, Plaidt (2004), # 2095.
8. Henry Z. Jones, Jr.: The Palatine Families of New York - A Study of the German Immigrants Who Arrived in Colonial New York in 1710, Camden, ME (1985), p. 119-122.

Michael Guenther, M

oo ¹.

Christina Elisabeth, F

Kind / Child:

1. Conrad Guenther, M, * 23.7.1758 ¹; luth. ~ York County, PA 13.8.1758 (Pate: Conrad Guenther; Patin: Maria Castner; Verlobte / fiancee von Conrad Guenther) ¹.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Charles H. Glatfelter: Brief an Charles Lynn Costner, Gettysburg, 2.7.1993; zitiert:
1. Transcript of Parish Register of Christ Lutheran Church, York County, Pennsylvania.

Philip Fritz, M
York County, PA 22.8.1758 ¹ Wohnung / Residence: of Hellam Township.

luth. oo York County, PA 22.8.1758 ¹.

Anna Barbara Castner, F
ref. ~ Edenkoben 1.5.1736, Name: Anna Barbara Kastner (Vater: Jörg Adam Kastner; Mutter: Maria Anna; Taufzeuge: Philipp Jacob Henßel; Taufzeugin: Anna Barbara; Ehefrau von Philipp Jacob Henßel) ².
York County, PA 22.8.1758 ¹ Name: Maria Barbara Castner; Tochter von George Adam Castner, Wohnung / Residence: of Manchester Township.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Charles H. Glatfelter: Brief an Charles Lynn Costner, Gettysburg, 2.7.1993; zitiert:
1. Transcript of Parish Register of Christ Lutheran Church, York County, Pennsylvania.
2. Kirchenbuch der ref. Pfarrei Edenkoben, Taufen u. Konfirmationen 1690 - 1738, FHL 0193822, item 2.

Conrad Guenther, M
York County, PA 13.8.1758 ¹ Pate von Conrad Guenther.

luth. oo York County, PA 22.8.1758 ¹; 4 Kinder / 4 children ².

Maria Ursula Castner, F
ref. ~ Edenkoben 25.9.1740, Name: Maria Ursula Kastner (Vater: Georg Adam Kastner, Beruf / Occupation: Bäckermeister; Mutter: Maria Anna; Taufzeuge: Wilhelm Sartor, Stand / Cast: ledig; Taufzeugin: Maria Ursula Pfisterin, Stand / Cast: ledig) ³.
York County, PA 13.8.1758 ¹ Name: Maria Castner; Verlobte / fiancee von Conrad Guenther, Patin von Conrad Guenther; York County, PA 22.8.1758 ¹ Name: Maria Castner; Tochter von George Adam Castner; 29.9.1761 ¹ Name: Maria Ursula.

Kinder / Children:

3. Philip Jacob Guenther, M, * 29.9.1761 ¹; luth. ~ York County, PA 8.11.1761, Stelle / Agency: Christ Lutheran Church (Pate: Philip Jacob Castner, Stand / Cast: unverheiratet / unmarried; Sohn von George Adam Castner; Patin: Catherine Freytag) ¹.
4. Anna Maria Guenther, F, * 2.10.1762 ²; ~ York County, PA 24.10.1762, Stelle / Agency: Trinity Church (Pate: Georg Adam Kastner; Patin: Maria Anna) ⁴.

Quellen / Sources:

1. Charles H. Glatfelter: Brief an Charles Lynn Costner, Gettysburg, 2.7.1993; zitiert:
1. Transcript of Parish Register of Christ Lutheran Church, York County, Pennsylvania.
2. Keith A. Dull: Early German Settlers of York County, Pennsylvania, Westminster MD (2007), ISBN 978-1585491605, p. 220; zitiert:
1. Marlene Strawser Bates, F. Edward Wright: York County Church Records of the 18th Century, Westminster (1991), 2 volumes.
3. Kirchenbuch der ref. Pfarrei Edenkoben, Taufen 1739 - 1771, FHL 0193822, item 3.
4. Keith A. Dull: Early German Settlers of York County, Pennsylvania, Westminster MD (2007), ISBN 978-1585491605, p. 220; Originaltext:
• sponsored by Georg Adam Kastner and wife

zitiert:

1. Marlene Strawser Bates, F. Edward Wright: York County Church Records of the 18th Century, Westminster (1991), 2 volumes.

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Verweise auf externe Quellen / Links to external Sources

Descendants of Peter and Magdalena Castner
who moved from Heidelberg Township, old Bucks County (now Lehigh County) to what is now Westmoreland County in about 1770,
by Stephan L. Castner
http://my.execpc.com/~slc/petercastner/index.htm

Zeichenerklärung / explanation of signs

* = birth/born; (*) = illegitimate birth; †* = stillborn; ~ = baptism / christening / baptized / christened; † = death / died; †† = burial / buried; *† = died on day of birth; oo = wedding / marriage / married; o/o = divorce / divorded; o-o = illegitimate union; (!) = note well; [text] = editorial remark; [number] = source reference number; " " = literal citation; AT... = genealogical reference number (extended Kékulé schema); Bd. = volume; Bg. = citizen; d. = her, his, of, the or whose; ehel. = legitimate; eig. = own; eig. U. = uses own signature; err. = calculated; ev. = Evangelical; gesch. = estimated; FHL = Family History Library (Mormon archives); GLA = Generallandesarchiv (Baden provincial archives in Karlsruhe, Germany); IGI = International Genealogical Index (Mormon database); J. = year / years; KB = church records / parish records; led. = single / unmarried; luth. = Lutheran (German Protestant); M. = month / months; MF = microfilm; n. d. = after; OSB = Ortssippenbuch (township's genealogical reference book); P. = godfather / godmother / godparents; Pfr. = parson; Q = source; ref. = Reformed (Calvinist); rk. = Roman Catholic; S. = page or son; S. d. = son of; SW... = reference number in the Sandweier index; Sw. = Sandweier, Baden, Germany; T. = daughter or day; T. d. = daughter of; Tfz. = witness to a christening / witnesses to a christening; Trz. = witness to a marriage / witnesses to a marriage; u. = and; u. d. = and her / and his; v. d. = before; Z. = witness / witnesses; zw. = between.

* = Geburt / geboren; (*) = uneheliche Geburt; †* = totgeboren; ~ = Taufe / getauft; † = Tod / verstorben; †† = Begräbnis / Beerdigung / begraben / beerdigt; *† = am Tag der Geburt verstorben; oo = Ehe / Heirat / verheiratet; o/o = Scheidung / geschieden; o-o = uneheliche Verbindung; (!) = man beachte; [Text] = redaktionelle Anmerkung; [Zahl] = Nummer der Quelle; " " = wörtliches Zitat; AT... = Referenznummer in der Ahnentafel (erweitertes Kékulé-Schema); Bd. = Band; Bg. = Bürger; d. = dem, der, deren, des, dessen; ehel. = ehelich; eig. = eigen, eigene, eigener, eigenes; eig. U. = verwendet eigene Unterschrift; err. = errechnet; ev. = evangelisch; gesch. = geschätzt; FHL = Family History Library (Archiv der Mormonen); GLA = Badisches Generallandesarchiv in Karlsruhe; IGI = Internationaler Genealogischer Index (Datenbank der Mormonen); J. = Jahr / Jahre; KB = Kirchenbuch; led. = ledig / unverheiratet; luth. = lutherisch (protestantisch); M. = Monat / Monate; MF = Mikrofilm; n. d. = nach dem; OSB = Ortssippenbuch; P. = Pate / Paten / Patin; Pfr. = Pfarrer; Q = Quelle; ref. = reformiert (kalvinistisch); rk. = römisch katholisch; S. = Seite oder Sohn; S. d. = Sohn des; SW... = Referenznummer in der Sandweier-Verkartung; Sw. = Sandweier, Baden, Deutschland; T. = Tochter oder Tag; T. d. = Tochter des; Tfz. = Taufzeuge, Taufzeugen, Taufzeugin; Trz. = Trauzeuge, Trauzeugen, Trauzeugin; u. = und; u. d. = und deren / und dessen; v. d. = vor dem; Z. = Zeuge / Zeugen / Zeugin; zw. = zwischen.

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