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Descendants of Hans Paulus (Heim) Himes, Sr, 18-4


4. WILHELM (WILLIAM HEIM)3 HIMES, 18-2 (HANS PAULUS (HEIM)2, UNKNOWN1)37,38 was born Abt. 1710 in Mutterstadt, Germany, Rheinland Pfalz- Palatinate area39,40, and died Unknown. He married JUDITH, 18-3 Abt. 1730 in PA. She was born Abt. 1706, and died Unknown.

Notes for WILHELM (WILLIAM HEIM) HIMES, 18-2:
...8-6-2001 Dottie Himes found at: www.dickinson.edu/~gerencse/305page/work.htm
I believe that this is definitely the parents of John Himes, b. 1763.
...9-11-2001 Dottie Himes requested information & received 34 pages from Dickinson College that proves that this is definitely the family that connects to our John Himes b. 10-12-1763
The following is the information taken off the Internet Titled: HIMES-MURRAY FAMILY LINE
Gen 1 : William Heim, the father of Francis Himes, the great, great grandfather of Charles Francis Himes, entered the Pennsylvania Colony in 1730 (see more below 10-17-2001).
Gen 2: Francis Himes b. 3-15-1737 d 1-6-1811 married May 1, 1759 married Catherine Christ b. 8-17-1739 d 1-17-1826 and had the following children:
.......1. Salomina b July 22,1760, m abt 1773 Frederick Eyler (Eiler or Oyler)
.......2. William b. 1762
.......3. John b. 1763
.......4. Catherine b. 1766
.......5. Jacob b. 1773
.......6. George b. 12-16-1775 died 4-7-1850 New Oxford, PA m.1809 to Helen Catherine Barnitz
b. 12-23-1787 d 9-21-1857 New Oxford, PA daughter of Daniel Barnitz & Susanna Eichelberger.
George and Helen had 10 children:
...........1) Charles Francis Himes b. 1-11-1811 d 7-23-1838; Charles Francis was from Class of 1829 Dickinson College, Carlisle, PA "Professor and Acting President at Dickinson College"
...........2) William Daniel Himes b. 5-29-1812 New Oxford, PA d 1-11-1896 New Oxford,PA, m 5-23-1836 Magdalen Lanius b.10-15-1812 York, PA d 9-25-1878 New Oxford, PA; Magdalen dau. of Christian Lanius b 9-16-1773 d 2-16-1847 York, PA and Anna Updegraff, b 3-16-1774 d 10-19-1830, they m. 1797 York, PA and had 8 children: (Magdalen was Christian and Anna Lanius's 6th child)
.................(1) Edwin Himes b. d 1837
.................(2)Charles Francis Himes b. 6-2-1838 Intercourse, PA d. 12-6- 1918 in Baltimore, MD, m. Jan 2, 1868 Carlisle, PA to Mary Elizabeth Murray b 2-11-1848 Dillsburg, PA; Mary d. 12-3-1904 in Owaneco, IL; Mary dau of: Joseph Alexander Murray b. 10-2-1815 d 1889 Carlisle, PA and Ann Hays Blair b 5-6-1819 Carlisle, PA. d. 9-14-1875 Carlisle, married 5-25-1843 Carlisle, PA
......................1. Mary Murray Himes b. 12-23-1868 Carlisle, PA, m. 9-21-1905 to Thomas Eyster Vale
..........................(1) Mary Himes Vale b 1-6-1907
..........................(2) Sarah Elizabeth Vale b. 2-6-1908
.....................2. Anna Magdalen Himes b3-10-1880 Carlisle, PA, m3-24-1904 Rev.George Valentine Metzel
..........................(1) Charles Francis Metzel b. 12-28-1904
..........................(2) George Valentine Metzel b. 7-12-1912
..........................(3) Helen Anna, b. 1840 m. M. W. H. Keith
..........................(4) James Lanius b. 1845
..........................(5) Mary Elizabeth b. 1847
..........................(6) Sarah Magdalen 1849-1857
..........................(7) William Alexander b. 1851
..........................(8) Henry Otis b. 1854
...................(3) Elizabeth Catherine b and died 1814
...................[4) Susan Catherine b. 1815
...................[5) Anna Maria b 1817
...................[6) George Barnitz Himes b. 1819
...................[7) Elizabeth Catherine b. 1820
...................[8) Helen b 1825
...................[9) Alexander Samuel b. 1828
........7. Elizabeth b. 1779
........8. Samuel b. 1784
[A copy of all this information will be put in the Binder with Francis Himes and William Heim.
(NOTE: There are 67 pages of information, housed at Dickinson College which will also be put in the front of the binder. Dottie wrote the college to find out more information on the author of this info.]
...8-18-2001 Dottie Himes printed off History of Frederick, fr "www.cityoffrederick.com/history.html"
It stated that the formal beginning of the city are traced to the laying out of Frederick Town and its settlement in 1745. There were settlers who arrived in the area prior to this. It was in 1725, that Benjamin Tasker patented "Taster's Choice", the first of many land speculators in the area. Daniel
Dulany laid out the new town hoping to develop a center of trade and a market for goods imported from England. It was not difficult to recruit families in Europe willing to try their luck in a new land. JOHN
THOMAS SCHLEY arrived in Frederick Town in 1745 with a group of 100 settlers and built the first house here. Others quickly followed and the town prospered. From the beginning, religion played a large part in the life of the town, and three churchs, Luthern, Anglican, and Reformed (founded by Schley) were firmly established. It was not long before temporary housing gave way to more permanent buildings, and businesses serving the citizens were established. The County of Frederick was founded in 1748.
(above info relates to this:Generation 1 : William (Willem or Wilhelm) Heim, the father of Francis Himes)
...9-11-2001 Dottie Himes received 34 pages requested from Dickinson College that proves that this is definitely the family that connects to our John Himes b. 10-12-1763. All information from Dickinson College, Carlisle, PA includes the WILL AND INVENTORY OF FRANCIS HIMES will be put with his page, and Descendant Pages beginning with William Heim.
[NOTE: The following pages are typed copies of the Information that I received from the DICKINSON COLLEGE, (some of the writing is not legible but I will type the information the best that I can decipher)
NOTE: Dottie Himes, wife of John W. Himes, Jr., received from the Dickinson College two versions of the Descendant Pages written as far as I can tell they were written by W.D.H.(William Daniel Himes)-the
following is the final copy with information from both versions:
THE HIMES FAMILY DESCENDANTS
GEN I: WILLIAM HEIM AND HIS CHILDREN: (Titled: HIMES 1a) WILLIAM, the Immigrant ancestor from the Palatinate, in Ship "Thistle of Glasgow" (see below 2-25-02 info), Colon Dunlop, Ship Master, from Rotterdam to Philadelphia, where he qualified as required by law, August 29, 1730. On the same vessel came Rev. John Peter Miller of Ephrata, PA, the remarkable scholar, who translated the "Declaration of Independence" into seven foreign Languages. (info fro PA Archives 2nd Series, Vol. XVII, page 20) WILLIAM, much likely, lived at that early date E. of Susguehanna, (PA) with Peter Miller and settled at Coventry, Chester Co., PA* (*also see 4-10-2002 notes) WILLIAM HEIM went at that early date to Chester or Lancaster County, PA, and in the latter are some of his descendants named Himes. There was no mention of his wife's name but as 4-2002 Stewart Hinds advised her name was Judith.
Children:
........1. John Christian Himes      b.Oct 1, 1731, (Miss Stoever (sp Spouse??)
........2. John Casper Heim, b.May 17, 1734, (Miss Stoever (sp Spouse??)
........3. Francis Heim, b.Mar. 15, 1737, Married May 1, 1759, Catherine Christ, Born, Aug 1739 in Germany, Died Jan 17,1826. (John W. Himes, Jr.'s b1938 family descends from this FRANCIS HEIM)
........4. Frantz Hugo Heim, b.Sept 17, 1738, Miss Stoever (sp Spouse??)
NOTE: NOT SURE: ??Monies?? Heim/Himes, b. abt? or Apr? 1797, Waynesboro, Chester Co., PA was the Father of George W. Heim; George was the Father of Reese Heim

GEN II. FRANCIS HIMES2, WILLIAM1, Born in America, March 15, 1737, Died January 6, 1811, at Hanover, PA, Buried in the old German Reformed graveyard, Married May 1, 1759 to CATHERINE CHRIST, Born August 17, 1739 in Germany, Died Jan 17, 1826, in Hanover, PA\\\\
(NOTE: NAME: The name was spelled Himes (instead of Heim) in copy of Inventory 1816 and children named in inventory were spelled Himes. In some bills of the Revolution, the name is spelled "Himes".)
[NOTE: The family record of George Himes (b.1775), youngest son* of Francis Himes, says simply that
Francis Himes "born in America", the name is spelled at times "HEIM", as in copy of his       WILL.
WILL: "I, Francis Heim and in it names of children, "Heim" and some of the children named were William Heim, and John Heim. *(Samuel according to birthdates is actually the youngest son of Francis Himes and wife, Catherine Christ?)
[NOTE: Francis Himes had brothers who remained in Lancaster Co.,PA. Francis came to Hanover, PA, at an early day, & engaged in keeping a tavern and farming, had an oil well & properties in the town.
"A relative of his, Tommy Himes, lived in the Pigeon Hills, York Co, came from Chester Co., PA, & was a relative of George W. Himes of Shippensburg, PA, & was visited by the sons of George W. Himes.
"BIG BILLY HIMES", who lived near East Berlin, PA, called TOMMY HIMES, son of GEORGE W. HIMES.
Himes of Shippensburg, PA. 'Uncle", and he married a daughter of Salome Eyler. Annie       Decomas, a cousin of William D. Himes, father of Charles Francis Himes".
(W.D.H =William Daniel Himes to C.F.H.=Charles Francis Himes).
(NOTE AND QUESTION: Could this Bill Himes' full name be WILLIAM THOMAS HIMES? since he
was called "Tommy"??)
Both Francis Himes and wife, Catherine Christ Himes died in Hanover, PA and are buried in the old German Reformed graveyard. The tombstone of Francis Himes states, it is said, but incorrectly that he was born in Germany. Francis and Catherine Children below:
.......1. SALOMINA HIMES, b. July 22, 1760, d abt 1824 m. FREDERICK OYLER (or Eiler or Oyler) in Hanover, York, PA, son of John Valentine Eyler & Appollonia Gelwicks. Frederick born abt 1749 in Hanover Co, York, PA (*Also found at World Connect--Salome Himes dau of Francis Himes & Mrs. Himes b. abt 1755 in Hanover Co., York, PA and died abot 1824;)
...........1) Frederick Eyler b abt 1774 Hanover Co., York, PA
...........2) Cadarina or Catharina Eyler b. 10-6-1776 in Hanover Co, York, PA
...........3) Mary or Anna Maria Eyler b. 12-26-1780 Hanover Co. York, PA
...........4) Jacob Eyler b. abt 1782 in Hanover Co. York, PA
...........5) Susannah Oyler married Martin ? in Baltimore. (no last name for Martin-unless the last name was Martin CHECK AGAIN ON SUSANNAH BEING HER DAU. AS OTHER INFO DID NOT SHOW HER.\
.......2. WILLIAM HIMES, b. Jan 1, 1762
.......3. JOHN HIMES, b. October 12, 1763, John Himes moved to Kentucky abt 1800- 18 yrs old abt ,
about 1835, his children were living in Dayton, OH
NOTE: taken from page 57, (a): JOHN HIMES, had three sons and three daughters and lived in 1835, about six miles south of Dayton, OH.       (NOTE: This is John W. Himes Jr. b.1938 5th Great Grandpa\
............(1) SAMUEL HIMES, son of John, in 1835 had sons & daughters, oldest being John & Samuel, others half grown boys.
............(2) MARTIN HIMES, also had children in 1835. (notes by W.D.H. William Daniel HImes) \
............(3) ___________, married to a Dodds* or Boggs. (*Records show she m. John Dodds.)
.......4. CATHERINE HIMES, b. October 14, 1766, d. February 27, 1798
.......5. JACOB HIMES, b. August 16, 1773, d. December 26, 1806
.......6. GEORGE HIMES (continued in depth in IV. GEORGE HIMES), b. December 16, 1775, d. Apr 7,1850, m. 1809 to HELEN CATHERINE BARNITZ b 12-23-1787 d. 9-21-1857 & had issue (no names of issue). Helen Barnitz was daughter of Daniel Barnitz who died in Hanover, and a Ms. Eichelberger and these were their issue:
      Jacob Barnitz,            b.April 6, 1777       d. in Cunib?? Ca?
      George Barnitz,             b.Dec. 22, 177       Chambersburg, Pa
      Mary Barnitz            b.Aug 4, 1780     
      Charles Barnitz            b.Feb 1, 1784      d. in Hanover (Pa?)
      Daniel Barnitz            b.Oct 28, 1785      d. in Hanover (Pa?)
****      Helen Catherine Barnitz      b.Dec. 23, 1787      d. Sept. 21, 1857      New Oxford, PA
      ( wife of George Himes)     
      Susan Barnitz            b.Dec 21, 1789      d. Apr. 26, 1871, New Oxford
      Catherine Barnitz            b.July 15, 1792      d. (no info) , New Oxford,
      (wife of Charles Young)
      John Barnitz            b.Apr. 7, 1795      d. April 1, 1876, New Oxford (PA)
      Michael Barnitz            b.June 8, 1797      d. Baltr?(maybe Baltimore)
.......7. ELIZABETH HIMES, b. August 14, 1779, d. ? at Hanover, PA, m. 1st MR. CHESTER; m. 2nd DR. CULBERTSON (not sure the name may be Dr. Chester Culbertson--only one marriage)
.......8. SAMUEL HIMES, b. January 30, 1784, d. May 25, 1836 in Balt.(Baltimore) m. ? Maria Himes from Harry O. Himes -see last page) NOTE: (?) There is a Anna Mariah Himes, daughter of George (see VII)

GEN III: SALOMINA HIMES3, FRANCIS2, WILLIAM1, m. FREDERICK OYLER OR EILER in Baltimore, MD, had issue:\\\\\\
........1. SUSANNA OYLER m. MR. MARTIN, Baltimore, MD

GEN IV: GEORGE HIMES3), FRANCIS2, WILLIAM1, b. December 16, 1775, d. April 7, 1850 at New Oxford, PA . Name spelled "Heim" in his Commission as Captain in Militia, 1800, but "Himes" in his \\\\\
Commission as Lieutenant Colonel in 1803. m. 1809 to HELEN CATHERINE BARNITZ , (daughter of Daniel Barnitz2 and Susana Eichelberger ) and J. G. Karl Barnitz1.\\\\
(See Barnitz and Eichelberger Genealogies pp. 59-61)
NOTE: GEORGE HIMES 3 Spelled HEIM in America was a Captain in 1800. George was appointed Executor by his father, but declined to act. He kept the old tavern stand at Oxford, after his marriage. He built a very fine residence, for the time, in New Oxford, PA, where he raised his family and died. He was a warm political friend of Thaddeus Stevens and associated with him in many business enterprises. George became a large real-estate owner in Adams and York Counties. He was a progressive citizen. He gave lot for the school house to Oxford Township after passage of the of the Common school law in Pennsylvania. George and Helen Catherine Children were:\\
........1. CHARLES FRANCIS HIMES, b. Jan 11, 1811, d. July 23, 1838 at Gettysburg; Charles a Graduate of Dickinson College, Class of 1829. He read law with Thaddeus Stevens and was in business and farming ventures with him, raising of ?______(mules??). He was on the Engineer Corp ___ ___ of "Lake Woom*? R.R.-Gettysburg, PA, under the stake?." *(? May have been "Tope Arms RR" at Gettysburg)
Charles was buried at Gettysburg, PA; and at a later date his remains were removed to New Oxford, PA where there is an elaborate inscription on his tombstone showing the great Esteem he was held in at Gettysburg. He was unmarried.
........2. WILLIAM DANIEL HIMES (Continued in more depth see V. ) b. May 29, 1812 at New Oxford, PA,
married May 23, 1836 to MAGDALEN LANIUS, and Magdalen died January 1896
........3. ELIZABETH CATHERINE HIMES, b. Apr 4, 1812, d. August 26, 1815
........4. SUSAN CATHERINE HIMES, b. Aug 12, 1815, d. Sept 25,1871, m. THOMAS HIMES, son of George Himes/Charles Himes/Thomas Himes/Alexander Himes/ & daughter of Susan (1)Had son
........5. ANNA MARIA HIMES, b. Feb 8, 1817, d. Nov 7, 1883 in Baltimore, MD, m. REV. JAMES H. BROWN and had issue. (1) Had son
........6. GEORGE BARNITZ HIMES, b. Oct 30, 1819, d. 1896?, m. ELIZABETH EBY, Lancaster Co., PA and had issue--(1) Had daughters
........7. ELIZABETH CATHERINE HIMES, b. Dec 21, 1820, m. Nov 9, 1852 JOHN R. HERSH & had a son
........8. HELEN HIMES, b. March 3, 1825, m. Nov. 9, 1852 to Dr. J. W. HENDRIX- No issue.
....... 9. ALEXANDER SAMUEL HIMES, b. Nov 3, 1828, at Harper, PA?, m.MS. SARAH REED b. Harper, PA
had issue.

GEN V: WILLIAM DANIEL HIMES4, (GEORGE3) FRANCIS2 WILLIAM 1, b. May 29, 1812 at New Oxford, PA, d. Jan. 11, 1896, at New Oxford, PA, m. May 23, 1836 at Intercourse, PA to MAGDALEN LANIUS, b. Oct 25, 1812, York, PA, daughter of Christian & Anna (Updegraff) Lanius (see Lanius Family Genealogy) . William D. Himes4 died Jan 11, 1896 in his 84th year, in full possession of all his faculties to the last, after confinement to his room for about six months, at New Oxford, PA. By preference, he learned the Tanning Trade as a young man instead of being sent to college as was his older brother, but he was not apprenticed. He became a skilled workman but never practiced his trade as used it directly. He made a tour through the West on horseback as far as the creation of Chicago about 1836. He even went into Merchandising after his marriage, in 1836 at Intercourse, Lancaster County, PA, but soon came to New Oxford, PA about 1838 to manage his father's increased business affairs. He became a first class businessman, of versatile and varied ability. His older brother, Charles, graduated at Dickinson College, was highly educated and a well read lawyer, but rather visionary as a business man. (per William Daniel Himes) William Daniel Himes used to speak of his ventures with Thaddeus Stevens, in raising mules with an Uncle. Children below:\\\\\\\\\
........1. EDWIN HIMES, b. Monday, May 1, 1837 Lancaster Co., PA. d. Sat., October 21, 1837, Intercourse, Lancaster Co. PA. He is buried at Christ Church (Episcopal) near Intercourse, PA
........2. CHARLES FRANCIS HIMES, b. Saturday, Jun 2, 1838, Intercourse, Lancaster Co., PA. m. Jan 2, 1868 to MARY ELIZABETH MURRAY--(see XII pg. 53)
........3. HELEN ANNA HIMES, b. Thursday, March 5, 1840 at New Oxford, PA, m. 1st , 1861 to THOMAS HIMES I, (1) had a Son that died in infancy,
............HELEN ANNA HIMES m. 2nd REV. W. H. KEITH, (1) and had issue
........4. JAMES LANIUS HIMES, b. Tues., Mar 4, 1845 at New Oxford, PA, d. Aug 2, 1881, m. Sept 4, 1868, to BELLMINA KLINE, daughter of Levi Kline, Esquire, --No issue.
........5. MARY ELIZABETH HIMES, b. Tues, Mar 9, 1847 at New Oxford, PA, d. July 1905, m. 1st. Oct. 7, 1869 to LIEUTENANT F. M. HENDRIX, U.S.N. who died June 11, 1880 at Fayette, MO.; (1)      Had issue
.............MARY m: 2nd 1904, PROFESSOR JOSHUA W. KILPATRICK, who died at Fayette, MO, no issue.
........6. SARAH MAGDALEN HIMES, b. Monday, May 28, 1849 at New Oxford, PA. d. Sat, Jan 3, 1857 of dropsy at New Oxford, PA
........7. WILLIAM ALEXANDER HIMES, b. Thurs, Nov 28, 1851 at New Oxford, PA; m. April 19, 1877 to KATE WIRT GITT -      Had issue.
........8. HENRY OTIS HIMES, b. Thurs, Aug 24, 1854 at New Oxford, PA
GEN VI. SUSAN CATHERINE HIMES4, (GEORGE3) FRANCIS2 WILLIAM 1 8-12-1815, Lancaster Co, PA , d. Sept 25, 1871 in New Oxford, PA, m. Aug 25, 1835, THOMAS HIMES ,b. 1803, d. Nov 22, 1881 Susan and Thomas Himes' Children below:\\\\\\\
........1. GEORGE THOMAS HIMES, b. 1836, Intercourse, PA, m. HATTIE W. KNIGHT
.......... (1) JOSEPH HENDRIX HIMES
........2. CHARLES CLEMENT HIMES, b. no info, d. no info: m: name unknown; Charles, his wife, and 3 children perished in the Johnstown, PA FLOOD.-(1) Had 3 children
........3. SUSAN C. HIMES
....... 4. THOMAS BARNITZ HIMES
........5.ALEXANDER WILLIAM HIMES, Married (1)      Had issue.

GEN VII: ANNA MARIA HIMES4 (GEORGE1 FRANCIS2 WILLIAM1); b. Feb 8, 1817, d. Nov 7, 1883 in Baltimore, MD, m. Mar 28, 1837, Rev. JAMES H. BROWN, SR\\\\\\\\
.......1. JAMES H. BROWN, JR, b. unknown,       d. in infancy
.......2. JAMES H. BROWN, III, B. unknown,       d. in infancy
.......3. JAMES HOWARD. BROWN, IV. b. and d. no info; m. name unknown (1)      Had issue
NOTE:(pages received said--A MARIA? HIMES, daughter or granddaughter of FRANCIS HIMES2, FRAUNSCHETT OR FRAUNS? CHETT, & among other children had a daughter, Maria, who married John Culbertson, a nephew of Dr. Culbertson (a son-in-law of Francis Himes) & brother of Dr. James C. Culbertson, who died in Hanover, PA. Jno (John) C. Culbertson was educated as a Reformed Minister, but he came very dissipated. She (Maria) was divorced from him. They had one son, Maro?spelling? (1902) living in Texas, said to be very wealthy, who has two children, a daughter at Wellesley College and a son at Annapolis, MD. After divorce, Mrs. Culbertson, married Children living at Hanover, PA---no issue. (NOTE: A. Maria Himes, dau of George, and granddaughter of Francis Himes)\\

GEN VIII: GEORGE BARNITZ HIMES4 -(GEORGE3 FRANCIS2 WILLIAM1) b. Oct 30, 1819; d. 1895, m. May 1857 ELIZABETH EBY of Lancaster Co. PA\\\\\\\\
........1. RUFUS CHOATE HIMES, Married and had issue, lives in Lancaster Co. PA
........2. CHARLES SUMNER HIMES, Married and had issue
........3. SARAH HIMES
........4. CHOATE HIMES? Married & had issue. (This was crossed out-may be a duplicate of 1.)

GEN IX: ELIZABETH C. HIMES4--(GEORGE1 FRANCIS2 WILLIAM1) b. Dec 21, 1820, d. no info; m. Sept 11, 1849, JOHN R. HERSCH\\\\\\\\
.........1. GEORGE HERSH, b. no info; d. died young
.........2. FAREMY? HERSH
.........3. McCLELLON HERSH, Unmarried
.........4. JOHN HERSH, b. no info, d. no info, married at New Oxford, PA, wife name? and had issue.

GEN X: ALEXANDER SAMUEL HIMES4 (GEORGE3 FRANCIS2 WILLIAM1) b. Nov 3, 1828, d. no info, m. June 28, 1870 to SARA (Harper) REED (widow of James Reed) Sara, daughter of Goodloe Harper of Gettysburg, PA\\\\\\\\
..........1. HARPER ALEXANDER HIMES, b. 1872 at New Oxford, PA, d. no info m. HENRIETTA HAVERSTICK, at Carlisle, PA and had issue.

GEN XI: CHARLES FRANCIS HIMES5, (WILLIAM4 (GEORGE3 FRANCIS2 WILLIAM1 )b. June 2, 1838 at Intercourse, Lancaster Co, PA, d. no info., m. Jan 2, 1868 MARY ELIZABETH MURRAY, b. Feb 11, 1848, at Dillsburg, York Co., PA, dau of Rev. Joseph A. Murray & Ann Harper (Blair) Murray; \\\\\\\\\\
(see Blair, Murray, Parker, Denny Genealogy). CHARLES FRANCIS HIMES5 received his early education at the Academy in New Oxford, PA, called the "ATHENEE AND HYGYAL?" owned and conducted by DR. M. D. G. PFEIFFER, a highly educated, public-spirited German, Practicing Physician, a graduate of the UNIVERSITY OF BERLIN, and a soldier under Korner? against "NAPOLEON" &__? Him die. Charles Francis Himes entered Dickinson College the Spring term 1853 (for the sophomore class) and graduated 4th in his class in 1855. He taught in the following towns:Wayne Co, PA; Illinois 1856; \\
Near St. Joseph, MO in 1857; Chester Co, PA 1859; Baltimore Fem? College 1860; Troy University, New York 1860-1863-Prof. Matto?; He attended college in Germany 1863 to 1865 -mostly at Giessen University, where he was matriculated as a student of Chemistry and Physics. He was at Dickinson College 1865-1896 Chemistry and Physics. Mary Elizabeth (Murray) Himes was born in Dillsburg, York Co., PA, whilst her father Rev. Joseph A. Murray was in charge of Monaghon Presbyterian Church at that place, 2-11-1848. Charles Francis Himes and Mary Elizabeth (Murray) married January 2, 1868. They traveled in Europe the following years 1872, 1883, and 1890. Mary graduated at Marry? (possibly Murray) Institute, Carlisle, PA in 1866. She died at Owaneco, IL on her way home from St. Louis Exposition during a visit to her daughter, Mrs. George V. Metzel/Anna Magdalen Himes, after an illness of about two weeks of pneumonia, Dec 3, 1904. Buried at Ashland Cemetery,Carlisle, PA.
........1. MARY MURRAY HIMES, b. Dec 23, 1868 in Carlisle, PA, d. no info, m. Sept 21, 1905 THOMAS EYSTER VALE
............(1) MARY HIMES VALE, b. January 6, 1907 at Carlisle, PA
............(2) SARAH ELIZABETH VALE, b. February 6, 1908 at Carlisle, PA
........2. ANNA MAGDALEN HIMES, b. Mar 10, 1880 in Carlisle, PA, m. Mar 24, 1904 to REV. GEORGE VALENTINE METZEL
............(1) CHARLES HIMES METZEL, b. Dec 28, 1904 at Owaneco, IL
............(2) GEORGE VALENTINE METZEL, b.July 12, 1912 at Mechanicsburg, IL? (there is no Mechanicsburg, IL but there is Mechanicsburg, PA)      

GEN XII: HELEN ANNA HIMES5 --- (WILLIAM HIMES4(GEORGE3 FRANCIS2 WILLIAM1) b. Mar. 5, 1840 at New Oxford, PA; d. no info, m. 1st May 31, 1861 to THOMAS J. HIMES, son of George W. Himes of Shippensburg, PA, b. no info; d. January 9, 1892, died at (??)___? Mad? accident \\\\\\\\\\
Helen Anna and Thomas J. Himes children:
........1. THOMAS J. HIMES, (twin) died in infancy-about 2 years
....... 2. WILLIAM "WILLIE" HIMES, (twin) died in infancy, about 2 years old.
........HELEN ANNA HIMES m. 2nd October 14, 1873, REV. W. H. KEITH Issue:
........1. MAGDALEN LANIUS KEITH, b. July 25, 1874 at Harrisburg, PA; d.? m. 1904 at Guntoor India, REV. SYLVESTER BURGER, Lutheran Missionary.
.............(1) KEITH BURGER
........2. AMELIA MARY KEITH ; b.June 29, 1876 at Duncannon, PA,m. 1904, ROY MILLER
.............(1) HELEN HIME MILLER
........3. JOHN DeKALB KEITH; b. June 11, 1879, at Waynesboro, PA; d.no info; m. MARY SWOPE
............(1) NANCY KEITH, Burgoyne?

GEN XIII: MARY ELIZABETH HIMES5 - (WILLIAM HIMES4 GEORGE3 FRANCIS2WILLIAM1) b. Mar 9, 1847, at New Oxford, PA.; d: ? m. 1st -Oct 7, 1869, LIEUTENANT F. M. HENDRIX, U.S.N. of Fayette, MO. LIEUTENANT F. M. HENDRIX; d. June 11, at Fayette, MO children:\\\\\\\\\\
.........1. ROWE HIMES HENDRIX, b. July 2, 1870 at Fayette, MO; d. Oct 4, 1879
.........2. WILLIAM ADAM HENDRIX, b. October 1, 1871; d. August 1873
.........3. MARY HIMES HENDRIX, b. November 29, 1873, m. Thomas Hall of Carthage, MO      , Had issue
.........4. ADAM FREMONT HENDRIX, b. November 23, 1874
.........5. MAGDALEN LANIUS HENDRIX; b. February 3, 1879
.........MARY ELIZABETH HIMES m. 2nd PROFESSOR JOSHUA W. KILPATRICK, from Central College, Fayette, MO who d. 1904 No issue from this second marriage
GEN XIV:       WILLIAM ALEXANDER HIMES5--(WILLIAM4, GEORGE3, FRANICS2, WILLIAM1 ) b. Nov. 25, 1851 at New Oxford , PA, m. Apr 19, 1877 at New Oxford, PA, KATE WIRT GITT. Dau of Abd2? Gitt \\\\\\\\\\
(where wife was an Eichelberger) MARY ELIZ. AND JOSHUA KILPATRICK HAD:
..........1. ANNA KATHERINE HIMES; b. February 11, 1878;       m. ROBERT MANLY
..........2. AMELIA EICHELBERGER HIMES; b. July 24, 1880; m. 1910, ROBERT WALKER
..............(1) TALBOT HIMES
..........3. HELEN HIMES; b. no info; m. DR. DAVID McKINLEY
..........4. WILLIAM DANIEL HIMES m. 1910, GRACE TAYLOR
...............(1) KATHERINE W. HIMES
NOTES: These towns were listed in the Himes family info where the families were either born or lived.
Carlisle, PA= West of Harrisburg; Dillsburg, PA      = Southeast of Carlisle, PA between Carlisle and York
Duncannon, PA= North West of Harrisburg, PA; East Berlin, PA= West of York, PA
Gettysburg, PA= between Shippensburg and East Berlin farther South Hanover, PA= South of East Berlin
Shippensburg, PA= West of East Berlin, PA Waynesboro= Directly south of Shippensburg
York, PA=South of Harrisburg
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...10-17-2001 St. John's Literary Institution at Prospect Hall sent information on Charles Francis Himes
b 6-2-1838 and d. 12-6-1918, and states that William Heim came to America from the German Palatinate, arriving in Philadelphia, August 29, 1730. His maternal ancestor, Jacob Lanius, also came from the Palatinate, arriving in Philadelphia Sept. 11. 1731.

...12-26-2001 Tina from: SeekinFamily@aol.com from the Heim-L@rootsweb.com trying to find info on Heims:
1. Hans Paulus Heims b. bef. 1672 and unknown wife
2. Anna Marie Heims b. bef. 1687 in Palatinate, Germany d. Sept 1743 or 1741 in PA, ? Twp, Philadelphia Co. m. Jeremias Hess b. abt 1664 in Mutterstadt, Palantine, Germany d. 1743 in ?? PA, ? Twp, Philadelphia Co. I cannot connect but put on FTM for future reference. Might be William's aunt

...1-11-2002 Dottie Porter Himes printed off the 1795 Manheim Twp Tax List which listed a Francis Heime. This could be our Francis Heim that owned land in 1795.
It also Listed a William Hime which may our William Heim b. abt 1705
It also listed a Daniel Barnitz which may be this Daniel Barnitz that owned land in Manheim Twp.
It also listed a Jacob Martin, we have a Jacob Martin b 1789 that m. Sophia Rohr, this may be the our Jacob Martin --Info will be put with William Himes page #18-2
Manheim twp Tax list page will be put in book with the census info etc for Himes & try to connect.

...1-14-2002 Dorothy Bumbaugh (Bombach) info: William Heim's: See William Heim's notes, b. 1762

...2-25-2002 Marguerite Crist Calvin (cristcalvin @ohiohills.com) wrote that she was researching Wilhelm Heim who arrived on the Ship "Thistle of Glasgow in 1730" with Philip Groscost and wife, Anna Margaretha Heim, probably sister to Wilhelm. Paul Heim was in Ireland with the 1709 group, he returned to Germany 1711, came to America 1727. All were from Mutterstadt, Germany which is located southwest of Mannheim.

SEE THE NOTES continued under Wilhelm Himes wife's name, Judith: (no more room on this page)



More About WILHELM (WILLIAM HEIM) HIMES, 18-2:
Burial: Unknown, German Reformed Graveyard, PA

Notes for JUDITH, 18-3:
NOTES ARE continued info about William (Heim) Himes 18-2 AND FAMILY FROM HIS NOTES PAGE. DOTTIE RAN OUT OF ROOM AND CONTINUED NOTES ON THIS PAGE

3-3-02 Marguerite Crist Calvin (cristcalvin @ohiohills.com) sent another email with a German worded Passenger List by Boyer. Most of which was hard to translate and she thought it said that Wilhelm Heim was born May 10, 1715 (which was found later to be the birthdate of his nephew Philip Groscost). There was more information but mostly in German which I could not decipher so I have sent an email back to her to get it in English. It listed a Charles A. Groscost, and Kinder, zu Mutterstadt, geboren: may mean kin born in Mutterstadt
Philip Groscost and Anna Margaretha (Heim) Groscost children:
1) Wilhelm Groscost b. 10-5-1715 (May 10, 1715) Paten Wilhelm Heim, ledig und Anna Margareta Reisinger, ledig. (Sponsors were Wilhelm Heim, unmarried and Anna Margaretha, unmarried---perhaps )
(not sure but as of 4-10-2002, it seems that Wilhelm Heim b. abt 1710 father is also Wilhelm and we do not know who this Anna Margareta Reisinger is. Wilhelm had a sister named Anna Margareta Heim which was probably named after her)
2) Christoph (Christopher) Groscost b 15-2-1717 (Feb 15, 1717) Mutterstadt 15-2-1735 mit Johanna Steiger T. D. Schultheissen zu Mutterstadt Johann Theobald Steiger. Bei Der Vater Burger in Pennsylvanien ist.
(not sure but T. D. Schultheissen must be the Minsters and Johann Steiger is Johanna's father)
3) Anna Elizabeth Groscost 19-3-1719 (b. Mar 19, 1719)
4) Philip Daniel Groscost 8-11-1721 (b. Nov 8, 1721) Paten: Philip Daniel Saar und dessen Frau Elixabetha (Sponsors were Philip Daniel Saar and wife, Elizabetha)
It also said that Wilhelm Heim was a brother to Ann Margaretha Heim and Hans Paul Heim.
It said that Ann Margaretha Heim was wife of Philip Groscost
It said that the Sponsors for Wilhelm Heim was unmarried(ledig) and Anna Margaretha Reisinger was unmarried were on the ship in 1727. (4-10-2002 Dottie Himes found another ship record that shows there were two Willem Heim's on the ship "Thistle" 1730, perhaps one is the father, and one is the son.)
It mentions also on the Ship: Charles A. Groscost, emigrating to America, Question, is he the father of Philip Groscost who married Anna Margaretha Heim
(AS OF 4-10-2002 Stewart Hinds also interested in the Heim family and knows German translated the German worded Passenger list by Boyer and the date of 5-10-1715 was the birthdate of Wilhelm's nephew, Wilhelm Groscost, the first son of Wilhelm's sister, Anna who married Philip Groscost. He
was born May 10, 1715. Wilhelm was born about 1710.
NOTE: BOTH THE EMAIL FROM MARGUERITE CRIST CALVIN 3-3-2002 WITH THE PASSENGER LIST BY BOYER AND THE EMAIL OF THE SAME PASSENGER LIST WAS TRANSLATED BY STEWART HINDS WILL BE PUT WITH THE WILHELM HEIM'S FAMILY PAGE-ALSO SEE BELOW)

Email from Marguerite Crist Colvin 3-7-2002 (cristcalvin@ohiohills.com)
SHIP PASSENGER LISTS, PENN AND DELAWARE 1641-1825 BY CARL BOYER, JR.
Pg 132 - Groscost (0) Phillip: Der Auswanderer Hans Phillip Groscost (Grosskasten) war mit Anna Margaretha HEIM verheiratet. Zwischen 1715 and 1721 warden Ehepaar in Mutterstadt 4 Kinder geboren. Pate des Altesten Sohnes Wilhelm Heim war Wilheim Heim (vgl) ebenfalls Auswanderer auf diesem
Schiff. Charles A. Groscost, ein Nachkomme in Amerika, ist von der Reformierten Kirch su den Mormenen ubergetreten und libt in Toole, Stadt Utah. Auch in Pennsylvania und Ohio leben Machfaren. Kinder, zu Mutterstadt geboren:
1. Wilhelm b 10-5-1715, Paten Wilhelm Heim, ledig und Anna Margaretha Reisinger, ledig
2. Christopher b 15-2-1717; Mutterstadt 15-2-1735 mit Johanna Steiger, T. D. Schultheissen zu Mutterstadt Johann Theobald Steiger, Bei der Vater Burger in pennsylvanien ist.
3. Anna Elizabeth 19-3-1719
4. Phillip Daniel 8-11-1721, Paten: Phillip Daniel Saar und dessen Frau Elisabetha. . . .
Pg 1230, 131 HEIM (W) Willem; Wilhelm Heim stammt aus Mutterstadt und wer bei dem altesten Sohn des Philip Croscost (vgl) Auswanderer auf dem gleichen Schiff, Taufzeuge. Sein Geburtseintragist im Kirchenbuch der reformierten Gemeunde Mutterstadt nicht zu finden. Das Kirchenbuch weist fur den in Frage kommenden Zeitraum nur wenige Namen auf. Es darf angenommen werden, dass Wilhelm Heim ein Bruder zu Anna Margaretha Heim, Ehefrau des Hans Phillip Groscost, ist. Ausserdem liegt es nahe, dass er auch ein Bruder zu Hans Paul Heim ist, der bei Jeremias Hess genannt wurde. Letzterer ist mit seinem am 10-7-1712 in Mutterstadt geborenen Sohn Johannes oder Hans und weiterer Familienangehorigen auf dem Schiff, "James Goodwill" am 27-9-1727 in Philidelphjia angekommen. Hat er den Verwandten die Anregung zur Auswanderung gegeben

On pg 10 of Straussberger/Hinke (AUTHORS) BOOK: Pennsylvania German Pioneers Vol 1:
Ship: James Goodwill. Sep 27, 1727 Paul HEIM, Hans HEIM (6 in family)

My husband's line is thru Anna Margaretha and Philip Groscost.
That's all for now. Margaret Calvin.
=========================================================================THE ABOVE SHIP PASSENGER LISTS, PENN AND DELAWARE 1641-1825 BY CAROL BOYER JR. was translated by STEWART HINDS (sthinds@netzero.net) 4-10-2002
Wilhelm Heim came from Mutterstadt and emigrated on the same ship as Phillip Groscost and witnessed Phillip Groscost's oldest son's baptism. Wilhelm Heim's birth entry is not to be found in the church register of the Reformed community of Mutterstadt. This register refers to only a few names at the time in question. It may be that Wilhelm Heim is a brother of Anna Margaretha Heim, wife of Phillipp Groscost. Moreover, Wilhelm Heim is probably a brother of Hans Paul Heim, who was christened by Jeremias Hess. Lastly, Wilhelm Heim's son Johannes or Hans, who was born in Mutterstadt on October 7, 1712, arrived at Philadelphia on the ship James Goodwill on September 27, 1727 with other family members. Did he give the suggestion to the family to emigrate?
The emigrant Philip Groscost was married to Anna Margaretha Heim. They had four children born to them between 1715 and 1721 in Mutterstadt. The godfather of their eldest son Wilhelm Groscost was Wilhelm Heim, a passenger on the same ship. Charles A. Groscost, a descendant in America, converted to the Mormon church from the Reformed and lives in Toole, Utah. Also other descendants are still living in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Children born in Mutterstadt to Phillipp Groscost and Anna Margaretha Heim Groscost :
1. Wilhelm Groscost, b. May 10, 1715, Godfather: Wilhelm Heim, unmarried, and Anna
Margaretha Reisinger, unmarried. //Note from Stewart: I don't understand the relationship between
Wilhelm Heim and Anna Reisinger. No connection is indicated in this passage//
2. Christopher Groscost, b. February 14, 1717; married Johanna Steiger on February 15, 1735. By the closing of the marriage in the church register is remarked, "The father (Philipp Groscost) is a citizen in Pennsylvania." //Note from Stewart: I can't translate T.d. Schultheissen. I think it is a name of the
minister. Johan Steiger must be the father of Johanna Steiger.//
3. Anna Elisabeth Groscost, b. March 19, 1719.
4. Philipp Daniel Groscost, b. November 8, 1721, godfather Philipp Daniel Saar and his wife Elisabetha.

STEWART HINDS also wrote: I don't know if my family is descended from Wilhelm Heim or not or the Heim family at all. I think it might have been. Our family name was Hind without the S in earlier records and may have once been Heim or Hein. I think we might be connected. I don't think they were associated in any other way than by blood relation. I don't have enough evidence, but my family appears to have come from Pennsylvania to the Valley of Virginia. They were Presbyterians and such folk did not usually come from the Tidewater, but from Pennsylvania. There were several William Hinds each generation so it is hard to pinpoint, but the only close person by that name at the time in PA is William Hine of East Vincent.
Do you remember that Land record of 1737 I mentioned earlier. The land record shows he (Wilhelm Heim) lived next to Nicholas Keyser and Gerhard Brownbaugh. This area was heavily German. Brownbaugh gave his name to the Brownback church at which John Casper Stoever ministered. This church was also called the Warwick congregation. Chester County was mostly English Quaker except for the north along the Schuylkill river which was German, reinforced by heavy German enclaves right across the river.
There is a book on the German churches (PA German Church Records) by Glatfelter that tells of the Brownback or Coventry (Warwick) church. There are many Heims, Himes, Keims, Hines, Hains in these areas. You mentioned you wanted to find out who Wilhelm Heim's wife was. Have you seen the small Book by Annette K. Burgert? It is titled Pennsylvania Emigrants, Early Pennsylvania Pioneers from Mutterstadt in the Palatinate. It has a Wilhelm Heim on the Thistle of Glasgow, 1730. I'll give you a copy of the page, but the gist of it is that his wife was named Judith. It also mentions the Stoever baptism records we talked about. I can't remember where it was in the same book ( I'll go back and find it ) but it says Wilhelm Heim had a brother Hans Paul Heim, who lived in Ireland for a time, returned to Germany and then went to Pennsylvania. The book states that Hans Paul buried several children who died in Ireland. There was a group led by Joshua Kochertal of Palatinate Germans and French Huguenots that came to America in 1709. Someone had mentioned this group was in Ireland for a time and the Heims were probably part of this group. I will be researching this more to get a better picture before I say more than I know what I'm talking about. Much of this is mentioned in the Book of Passenger Lists by I. Daniel Rupp. Well I hope this helps fill out your information a little. That's all I have for now. Signed STEWART HINDS

4-10-2002 Stewart Hinds helped translate the ship record in German.
He wrote that there is a book titled Pennsylvania Emigrants, Early Pioneers from Mutterstadt in the Palatinate by Annette K. Burger or Burgert? He said that the book shows that his wife's name was Judith.

4-10-2002 Stewart Hinds (sthinds@netzero.net) who helped translate a German Ships Record about Wilhelm Heim coming to America on the ship Thistle in 1730, also stated the following. Stewart found a land record of 1737 which shows that Wilhelm and family lived next to Nicholas Keyser and Gerhard Brownbaugh. This area was heavily German. Gerhard Brownbaugh gave his name to the Brownback church at which John Casper Stoever ministered. This church was also called the Warwick Congregation in Chester Co., PA. Chester County was mostly English Quaker except for the north along the Schuylkill river which wwas German, reinforced by heavy German enclaves right across the river. He said there is a book on the German Churches by Glatfelter that tells of the Brownback or Coventry (Warwick) church. There are many Heims, Himes, Keims, Hines, and Hains in these areas. Depending on the date of the land record, it looks like Francis Himes was born in Coventry, Chester Co, PA.

4-10-2002 E-mail from Stewart Hinds advised that Wilhelm Heim's son, Johannes or Hans, who was born in Mutterstadt on Oct. 7, 1712, arrived at Philadelphia on the ship, James Goodwill on Sept 27,1727, with other family members. (He came over with Peter Heim according to another record about the ship, James Goodwill) It was suggested that Hans encouraged his brother and sister to migrate to the U.S. and they did arrive in PA in 1730. This also states that Wilhelm b. abt 1710, Hans and Anna's father's name is also Wilhelm. It could not be the Wilhelm Heim b. abt 1710 as he did not have a son named Hans or Johannes born in 1712, as his first child was born in 1731.

4-2002 Dottie Porter Himes found at the Ft. Smith AR Library in book: PA GERMAN CHURCH RECORDS BY GLATFELTER -PG 355 TOWNSHIP OF PROVIDENCE CHURCH - JOHANN CASPER STOEVER IS THE MINISTER OF THE CHURCH.
Sons of Wilhelm Heim and unknown wife:
pg. 356 Joh Christian Heim b. 10-1-1731 baptized?
pg. 356 Joh Casper Heim b. 5-17-1734 baptized?
Sponsors for both children were John Caspar Schunk.
John Christian Heim and John Casper Heim later married a Miss Stoever. Perhaps they were the daughters of Johann Casper Stoever, the Minister of this church.

4-2002 Dottie Porter Himes found at the Ft. Smith AR Library in book: PA GERMAN PIONEERS VOL I BY STRASSBRGER AND HINKE: PGS 31-33 were printed off and will be put with William Heim 18-2 page.
These pages again state that Wilhelm Heim came over on the Ship "Thistle" from Germany, they left June 19, 1730 and arrived in Philadelphia Aug 29, 1720. Also on the list were other people connected to the Himes. Philip Groscost which was married to Wilhelm's sister, Ann Mararetha Heim; Jerrimias
Hess who married a Himes, and Peter Miller who Wilhelm Heim lived with when he came to PA.

2-18-2003 Dottie Porter Himes heard from Ellen (Foerster) Schultz
Email: NowayEllen@aol.com (preferably) or NowayGW@aol.comEllen Ellen sent some info that she had received from Marty Himes
Wilhem Heim Heim born abt 1710 in Mutterstadt, Germany in the Rheinland/Pfalz -Palatinate area. He came over to America on the ship "Thistle" in 1730. Married to Judith in about 1730 in PA. He was buried in German Reformed Church Graveyard in PA


More About WILHELM HIMES and JUDITH:
Marriage: Abt. 1730, PA
     
Children of WILHELM HIMES and JUDITH are:
9. i.   JOHN CHRISTIAN (HEIM)4 HIMES, SR. 18-2-1, b. Oct 1, 1731, Coventry, Chester Co., PA, baptized 10-24-1731 at Providence Twp by Johann Caster Stoever; d. 1816, York Co, PA, Paradise Twp, Age 71,.
  ii.   JOHN CASPER (HEIM) HIMES, 18-2-2, b. May 17, 1734, Coventry, Chester Co, PA, baptized at Providence Twp by Rev. Johann Casper Stoever; d. Unknown; m. MISS STOEVER; b. Abt. 1734; d. Unknown.
  Notes for JOHN CASPER (HEIM) HIMES, 18-2-2:
8-6-2001 Dottie Himes found at: www.dickinson.edu/~gerencse/305page/work.htm
that this is definitely the parents of John Himes, b. 1763.

9-11-2001 Dottie Himes requested information and received 34 pages from Dickinson College that proves that this is definitely the family that connects to our John Himes b. 10-12-1763)
More information under William Heim Himes b. 5-10-1715

4-2002 Dottie Porter Himes found at the Ft. Smith AR Library in book: PA GERMAN CHURCH RECORDS BY GLATFELTER -PG 355 TOWNSHIP OF PROVIDENCE CHURCH - JOHANN CASPER STOEVER IS THE MINISTER OF THE CHURCH.
Sons of Wilhelm Heim and unknown wife:
pg. 356 Joh Christian Heim b. 10-1-1731 baptized 10-24-1731 Sponsor John Christian Schunck
pg. 356 Joh Casper Heim b. 5-17-1734 baptized 5-22-1734 Sponsor was John Caspar Schunk.
John Christian Heim and John Casper Heim later married a Miss Stoever. Perhaps they were the daughters of Johann Casper Stoever, the Minister of this church.

6-9-2002 Dottie Porter Himes found on line at Church of Latter Day Saints www.familysearch.org
Family Group Record for:
John Caspar HEIM or Himes
b. 5-17-1734 Augustus Evangelical Lutheran Church, Trappe, Montgomery, PA
Parent: Wilhelm Heim

3-7-2003 Dottie Porter Himes found at the www.chm.davidson.edu/PAGenWeb/records/Stoever Baptisms. txt
Baptisms by JOHANN CASPER STOEVER, MINISTER OF THE CHURCH.-- (also from book PA GERMAN CHURCH RECORDS BY GLATFELTER -PG 355 TOWNSHIP OF PROVIDENCE CHURCH)-
Sons of Wilhelm Heim and wife, Judith ?e:
pg. 356 Joh Christian Heim b. 10-1-1731 baptized 10-24-1731 Sponsor John Christian Schunck
pg. 356 Joh Casper Heim b. 5-17-1734 baptized 5-22-1734 Sponsor was John Caspar Schunk.
John Christian Heim and John Casper Heim later married a Miss Stoever. Perhaps they were the daughters of Johann Casper Stoever, the Minister of this church.
Frantz Hugo Heim, b. 9-17-1738, baptized 1-10-1739 Sponsor Frantz Schunck and wife Elizabeth

10. iii.   FRANCIS (HEIM) HIMES, 2-16, b. Mar 15, 1737, Hanover, PA; d. Jan 6, 1811, Hanover Twp, York Co., PA, Will proved 1-9-1811.
  iv.   FRANTZ HUGO (HEIM) HIMES, 18-2-4, b. Sep 17, 1738, Coventry, Chester Co, PA; d. Unknown; m. MISS STOEVER; b. Abt. 1738; d. Unknown.
  Notes for FRANTZ HUGO (HEIM) HIMES, 18-2-4:
8-6-2001 Dottie Himes found at: www.dickinson.edu/~gerencse/305page/work.htm
I believe that this is definitely the parents of John Himes, b. 1763.
(9-11-2001 Dottie Himes requested information and received 34 pages from Dickinson College that proves that this is definitely the family that connects to our John Himes b. 10-12-1763)
More information under William Heim Himes b. about 1700

3-7-2003 Dottie Porter Himes found at the www.chm.davidson.edu/PAGenWeb/records/Stoever Baptisms. txt
Baptisms by JOHANN CASPER STOEVER, MINISTER OF THE CHURCH.-- (also from book PA GERMAN CHURCH RECORDS BY GLATFELTER -PG 355 TOWNSHIP OF PROVIDENCE CHURCH -
Sons of Wilhelm Heim and wife, Judith ?e:
pg. 356 Joh Christian Heim b. 10-1-1731 baptized 10-24-1731 Sponsor John Christian Schunck
pg. 356 Joh Casper Heim b. 5-17-1734 baptized 5-22-1734 Sponsor was John Caspar Schunk.
John Christian Heim and John Casper Heim later married a Miss Stoever. Perhaps they were the daughters of Johann Casper Stoever, the Minister of this church.
Frantz Hugo Heim, b. 9-17-1738, baptized 1-10-1739 Sponsor Frantz Schunck and wife Elizabeth


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