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Descendants of Michael Schlosserin

Generation No. 1

1. MICHAEL¹ SCHLOSSERIN was born 1630, and died 1680.

Child of MICHAEL SCHLOSSERIN is:

HANS GEORG² SCHLOSSERIN, b. January 20, 1654/55; d. 1708.

Generation No. 2

2. HANS GEORG² SCHLOSSERIN (MICHAEL¹) was born January 20, 1654/55, and died 1708.

Child of HANS GEORG SCHLOSSERIN is:

MARIA ROSINA³ SCHLOSSERIN, b. 1698, ALBISHEIM, KREIS KIRCHHEIMBOLANDEN; d. 1765, PHILEDELPHIA, PENN..

Generation No. 3

3. MARIA ROSINA³ SCHLOSSERIN (HANS GEORG², MICHAEL¹) was born 1698 in ALBISHEIM, KREIS KIRCHHEIMBOLANDEN, and died 1765 in PHILEDELPHIA, PENN.. She married JOHANN PHILLIP MORGENSTERN April 07, 1722 in ALBISHEIM, KREIS KIRCHHEIMBOLANDEN. He was born June 11, 1682 in Evangelische, ALBISHEIM, KREIS KIRCHHEIMBOLANDEN, Bayern, and died 1757 in PHILEDELPHIA, PENN..

Children of MARIA SCHLOSSERIN and JOHANN MORGENSTERN are:

	i.	MARIA MARGRETHA⁴ MORGENSTERN, b. October 18, 1724.
	ii.	JOHANN HENRICH MORGENSTERN, b. December 12, 1725.
4.	iii.	JOHANNES ENGELBERT MORGENSTERN, b. September 20, 1726, ALBISHEIM, KREIS KIRCHHEIMBOLANDEN; d. FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND, USA.
	iv.	JOHANN GEORG MORGENSTERN, b. 1728.

Generation No. 4

4. JOHANNES ENGELBERT⁴ MORGENSTERN (MARIA ROSINA³ SCHLOSSERIN, HANS GEORG², MICHAEL¹) was born September 20, 1726 in ALBISHEIM, KREIS KIRCHHEIMBOLANDEN, and died in FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND, USA. He married SUSAN CATHERINE FERDINN 1758 in Frederick County, Maryland. She was born 1725, and died 1800.

Notes for JOHANNES ENGELBERT MORGENSTERN:
AUGUST 24, 1728--- HE ARRIVED ON THE SHIP, MORTONHOUS, FROM ROTTERDAM, HOLLAND.

SEPTEMBER 9, 1749--- HE RE-ENTERED THE COUNTRY AT PHILADELPHIA, PA. ON THE SHIP, ST. ANDREW, FROM ROTTERDAM BY WAY OF PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND.

Child of JOHANNES MORGENSTERN and SUSAN FERDINN is:

SUSANNAH⁵ MORNINGSTAR, b. October 1759, Frederick Country, Maryland; d. September 24, 1848, COoper Country, Missouri, USA.

Generation No. 5

5. SUSANNAH⁵ MORNINGSTAR (JOHANNES ENGELBERT⁴ MORGENSTERN, MARIA ROSINA³ SCHLOSSERIN, HANS GEORG², MICHAEL¹) was born October 1759 in Frederick Country, Maryland, and died September 24, 1848 in COoper Country, Missouri, USA. She married MATHIAS HOUX September 25, 1781 in FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND, USA, son of THEODORE HOUX and ANNA FEDERHOFF. He was born March 10, 1759 in FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND, USA, and died October 28, 1831 in LAFAYETTE COUNTY, MISSOURI,USA.

More About SUSANNAH MORNINGSTAR:
Occupation: HOMEMAKER

Notes for MATHIAS HOUX:
NSDAR#128615

ENLISTED JULY 19, 1776 AT THE AGE OF SEVENTEEN AS A PRIVATE IN THE SEVENTH REGIMENT OF THE MARYLAND TROOPS UNDER MAJOR HENRY HARDMANN.

HE FOUGHT IN THE BATTLE FOR LONG ISLAND IN AUGUST OF 1776. HE WAS AT THE BATTLES OF WHITE PLAINS AND GERMANTOWN. IN 1780, HE FOUGHT AT THE BATTLE OF CAMDEN. HE ALSO SAW DUTY AT GUILFORD COURTHOUSE AND HOBKIRK'S HILL.

HOUX IS LISTED IN "THE ARCHIVES OF MARYLAND" VOLUME 18, PAGE 51 AND " THE MARYLAND MUSTER ROLLS" AND "THE DAR PATRIOT INDEX".

More About MATHIAS HOUX:
IN MEMORIAM: HOUX IS FROM THE GERMAN FOR THE SOUL
MILITARY SERV: FOUGHT IN THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
Occupation: FARMER

Children of SUSANNAH MORNINGSTAR and MATHIAS HOUX are:

6.	i.	JACOB⁶ HOUX, b. March 28, 1782; d. 1853, LAFAYETTE COUNTY, MISSOURI,USA.
	ii.	FREDERICK HOUX, b. February 21, 1784; m. MARGARET WARE.
	iii.	ANNA SUZAN HOUX, b. January 06, 1787; m. MR. SEARS.
	iv.	JOHN HOUX, b. October 21, 1788; m. REGENE SIMONS.
	v.	GEORGE HOUX, b. 1790; m. JANE TULLY.
	vi.	GUSTANNA HOUX, b. 1792.
	vii.	NICHOLAS HOUX, b. April 01, 1795.
	viii.	WILLIAM HOUX, b. February 22, 1799.
	ix.	ANNA MAY HOUX, b. October 23, 1801; m. JOHN MARSH.

Generation No. 6

6. JACOB⁶ HOUX (SUSANNAH⁵ MORNINGSTAR, JOHANNES ENGELBERT⁴ MORGENSTERN, MARIA ROSINA³ SCHLOSSERIN, HANS GEORG², MICHAEL¹) was born March 28, 1782, and died 1853 in LAFAYETTE COUNTY, MISSOURI,USA. He married (1) DORTHY SIMONS. He married (2) PEGGY MASSY May 27, 1827 in COOPER COUNTY, MISSOURI. He married (3) MARGARET LANGLEY September 07, 1852 in MONITEAU COUNTY, MISSOURI.

More About JACOB HOUX:
Occupation: FARMER

Children of JACOB HOUX and DORTHY SIMONS are:

	i.	THOMAS C⁷ HOUX.
7.	ii.	PHILLIP HOUX.
	iii.	TOM HOUX.
8.	iv.	ROBERT S HOUX, b. 1825, LAFAYETTE COUNTY, MISSOURI,USA; d. PALO PINTO, PALO PINTO CO., TEXAS, USA.

Generation No. 7

7. PHILLIP⁷ HOUX (JACOB⁶, SUSANNAH⁵ MORNINGSTAR, JOHANNES ENGELBERT⁴ MORGENSTERN, MARIA ROSINA³ SCHLOSSERIN, HANS GEORG², MICHAEL¹) He married MARGARET MORROW September 14, 1824.

Child of PHILLIP HOUX and MARGARET MORROW is:

DR. ISIAH F⁸ HOUX, d. March 21, 1917, TARRANT COUNTY, TEXAS, USA.

8. ROBERT S⁷ HOUX (JACOB⁶, SUSANNAH⁵ MORNINGSTAR, JOHANNES ENGELBERT⁴ MORGENSTERN, MARIA ROSINA³ SCHLOSSERIN, HANS GEORG², MICHAEL¹) was born 1825 in LAFAYETTE COUNTY, MISSOURI,USA, and died in PALO PINTO, PALO PINTO CO., TEXAS, USA. He married MARGARET ANN BARTLETT 1861. She was born 1842 in MARYLAND, and died in KNOWLES, LEA CO., NEW MEXICO, USA.

More About ROBERT S HOUX:
Occupation: FARMER

Notes for MARGARET ANN BARTLETT:
AFTER THE DEATH OF ROBERT, GRANDMA BARLETT LEFT PALO PINTO FOR THE NEARBY BOOMTOWN OF THURBER, TEXAS. THE OPPORTUNITIES THERE WERE GREAT. THE TOWN, FUELED BY IT'S MANY COAL MINES AND HUGE BRICKWORKS, HAD GROWN TO A POPULATION OF 10,000 BY 1905. THE MINES WERE PRODUCING 2000 TONS OF FUEL GRADE COAL A DAY AND THE BRICK COMPANY, BUILT IN 1897 TO MAKE USE OF THE TONS OF CLAY LEFTOVER FROM THE MINING, WAS PAVING THE STREETS OF EVERY TOWN IN TEXAS. THEY HAD A 200 ROOM HOTEL AND A 650 SEAT OPERA HOUSE. THE ONLY TOWN LARGER BETWEEN FORT WORTH AND SAN FRANCISCO WAS EL PASO. GRANDMA BARLETT WITH THE HELP OF HER DAUGHTER WILLIE PEARL RAN A LARGE "SLAVIC" BOARDING HOUSE FULL OF EASTERN EUROPEAN MINERS AND BRICK MAKERS. MADELINE TROWBRIDGE SAID THAT ON WEEKENDS HER GRANDMA WOULD HANG GOATS BY THEIR HIND LEGS, SLIT THEIR THROATS, AND COLLECT THE BLOOD IN CRUST-LINED PANS. SHE WOULD ALLOW THE BLOOD TO GEL, ADD A FEW SPICES, AND SERVE IT TO HER TRANSYLVANIAN GUESTS AS THE MOST POPULAR FOOD OF THE WEEK, " BLOOD PIE ". GRANDMA AND HER DAUGHTER SAVED THEIR MONEY AND BOUGHT A " HALF-SECTION " FARM OUTSIDE KNOWLES, NEW MEXICO A FEW YEARS LATER, AVOIDING THE VIOLENT LABOR STRIKES THAT WOULD EVENTUALLY DOOM THURBER TO THE POSITION OF TEXAS' LARGEST " GHOST " TOWN. IF YOU DRIVE ON INTERSTATE 20 TILL YOU INTERSECT STATE 108 YOU WILL FIND HUNDREDS OF BUILDING FOUNDATIONS AND A FEW CHIMNEYS, ALL THAT IS LEFT OF THE TOWN WHERE MADELINE TROWBRIDGE WAS BORN.

More About MARGARET ANN BARTLETT:
Occupation: RAN BOARDING HOUSE IN THURBER, TEXAS

Children of ROBERT HOUX and MARGARET BARTLETT are:

	i.	THOMAS E⁸ HOUX.
	ii.	JAMES B HOUX.
	iii.	MARY E HOUX.
	iv.	GEORGE FRED HOUX.
	v.	FOBERT M HOUX.
10.	vi.	WILLIE PEARL HOUX, b. January 14, 1876, PALO PINTO, PALO PINTO CO., TEXAS, USA; d. May 21, 1943, VIDOR, ORANGE CO., TEXAS, USA.

Generation No. 8

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