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      230. Jacob Longbrake, born March 31, 1782 in Red Hill, Bucks County, PA; died May 05, 1861 in Pleasant Twp, Logan County, OH ²²⁰. He was the son of 460. Daniel Lambrecht and 461. Anna Maria Elizabeth Kittweiler. He married 231. Barbara Ann Fry June 01, 1801 in Berkeley County, VA ²²¹.

      231. Barbara Ann Fry, born Abt. 1781 in Pennsylvania; died April 23, 1855 in Pleasant Twp, Logan County, OH ²²². She was the daughter of 462. George Frey and 463. Barbara.

Notes for Jacob Longbrake:
Jacob was a farmer but spent a part of his time capturing runaway slaves and returning them to their masters (Historical Review of Logan County, OH, 1903).

More About Jacob Longbrake:
Burial: May 1861, Logansville Cem, Pleasant Twp, Logan County, OH
Census: 1810, Shepardstown, Jefferson County, VA
Occupation: Farmer/Slave Catcher: Martinsburg, VA
Religion: Evangelical Luth Ch, Shephardstown, VA.

More About Barbara Ann Fry:
Burial: April 1855, Logansville Cem, Pleasant Twp, Logan County, OH

Children of Jacob Longbrake and Barbara Fry are:

		i.		John Lambrecht ²²³, born 1805 in Shephardstown, Jefferson County, WV; died January 10, 1875 in Logansville, Logan County, OH; married (1) Caroline Baylis Abt. 1830 in Shephardstown, Jefferson County, VA; born January 22, 1810; died August 01, 1870 in Logan County, OH ²²⁴; married (2) Mary Jane Smith January 10, 1875 in Logansville, Logan County, OH; born June 22, 1849; died April 14, 1882 in Logan County, OH.
		ii.		Margaret Lambrecht, born May 02, 1808 in Virginia; married Jacob Cookus; born Abt. 1805 in Virginia.

More About Jacob Cookus:
Census: 1850, Jefferson County, VA

iii.

Henry Levi Lambecht ²²⁵, born Abt. 1810 in Shephardstown, Jefferson County, WV; died November 11, 1869 in Jackson Twp, Hardin County, IA ²²⁶; married Elizabeth Victoria Kidwiler May 07, 1831 in Washington County, MD; born October 05, 1813 in Shephardstown, Jefferson County, VA; died September 05, 1896 in Henry County, MO.

Notes for Henry Levi Lambecht:
History of Hardin County, IA: Henry Lambright, wife, and eight children, came to Henry County, Iowa from Virginia in 1854 and to the present site of Eagle City in Hardin County in 1863. The old Lambright cabin and home was located in the timber at the top of the hill immediately west of the Eagle City bridge. Here the family eventually owned a section of land. Father Lambright died in 1869. His son Jacob was married in 1864 to Mary Kidwiler, who died in 1868. Two children, Emanuel and Mary, were born to this marriage. Both children died in babyhood. Jacob Lambright married Sarah Ball, daughter of Joshua and Nancy Ball. The Ball family, eight children, came from Ohio in the early 1860's. The old Ball home, a stone house still stands, back up in the field, up the river from the Lambright home. Three children of Jacob Lambright and Sarah Ball still live in the county. They are Mrs. Alvin Pierce, Mrs. Bertie Robb, and Mrs. Stella Harris.

More About Henry Levi Lambecht:
Burial: Kidwiler Cem, Hardin County, IA
Census: 1850, Jefferson County, VA ²²⁷

115	iv.	Mary Lambrecht, born April 30, 1811 in Shephardstown, Jefferson County, VA; died January 23, 1863 in Jackson Twp, Hardin County, IA; married Jacob M. Kidwiler Abt. 1834 in Shephardstown, Jefferson County, VA.
	v.	Bessie Lambrecht, born Abt. 1813; married John Bartman.
	vi.	George Lambrecht, born Abt. 1815; married Anna Ault; born October 20, 1813; died November 11, 1879 in Logan County, OH.
	vii.	Joseph Lambrecht, born March 26, 1818 in Carroll County, OH; died January 11, 1879 in DeGraff, Logan County, OH; married (1) Eliza E. Webb; born March 08, 1824 in Virginia; died December 03, 1854 in Logan County, OH; married (2) Ann Rebecca Stockwell; born August 25, 1826 in Berkley County, VA; died October 12, 1888 in Logan County, OH.

More About Joseph Lambrecht:
Census: 1850, Jefferson County, VA ²²⁸

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Jacob Newton Longbrake, born Abt. 1820 in Shepherdstown, Jefferson County,WV; died September 09, 1864 in Camden, Ray County, MO ²²⁹; married Catherine Ellen Siegle April 03, 1848 in WV; born Abt. 1830 in Virginia.

Notes for Jacob Newton Longbrake:
As a young man, Jacob travelled about a good deal as a musician. In 1848, he and Catherine moved to Missouri. They located on a farm near Waverly and shortly thereafter, moved to Camden, in Ray County. Their seven children were born on this farm. Jacob joined the Calvary during the Civil War. He was killed by bushwackers while home on furlough. After Jacob's death, the children were cared for in foster homes. Elizabeth Ellen married John Offutt in 1867 and moved to Douglas Co. OR in 1878. The remaining girls married and had children in their native Missouri. Joseph William, the only remaining boy left Missouri in 1864.

More About Jacob Newton Longbrake:
Census: 1850, Ray County, MO ²³⁰
Military service: Civil War
Occupation: Musician
Residence: 1848, Moved to Missouri

      232. Caleb Spragg, born December 11, 1766 in Fishkill, Dutchess County, NY; died February 21, 1830 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick. He was the son of 464. Captain Thomas Spragg and 465. Mary Ann Carman. He married 233. Nancy Ann Harding March 1788 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick.

      233. Nancy Ann Harding, born September 21, 1767 in Newburgh, Ulster County, NY; died May 07, 1830 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick. She was the daughter of 466. Captain William Harding and 467. Sarah/Leah Gillies.

Notes for Caleb Spragg:
The Last Will and Testament of Caleb Spragg
In the name of God, Amen, I, Caleb Spragg, of the Parish of Springfield, County of Kings and Province of New Brunswick being very weak in body but perfect in mind and memory thanks be given to God, calling unto mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, I do make and ordain this my last will and testament, that is to say principally and first of all I give and recommend my soul unto the hand of Almighty God that gave it and my body I recommend to the earth to be buried in decent Christian burial at the descretion of executor nothing doubting but at the general resurrection I shall receive the same again by the mighty power of God and as touching such worthy estate where it hath pleased God to help me in this life I give, design, and dispose of the same in the following manner and form. First, I give and bequeath to Ann my dearly beloved wife whom I likewise constitute, make, and ordain the executrix of this my last will and testament all my household goods, debts, and movable effects and stock of every kind and also the profits of Lot #2 and #3 whereon I now live as long as she shall live or remain my widow excepting what I shall name afterward, also I give to my well beloved son George Spragg, whom I likewise constitute, make and ordain the executor of my last will and testament all the land he now is in possession of on Bull Moose Hill known by half Lot #4 and Lot #5 to him, his heirs forever, also I give to my well beloved son, Robert Spragg, whom I likewise constitute, make, and ordain the executor of this my last will and testament Lot 851 in Duke Street at the entrance of the River St John to him, his heirs, and assigns forever. Also I give to my well beloved son, Thomas Spragg, fifty acres of land bought of farmer Veal, being a part of #3 on the south east side of Bell Isle Bay and also 150 acres of land that I held by quit claim from the heirs of Thomas Spragg adjoining on the south of the above mentioned 50 acres that I bought of farmer Veal to him and his assigns forever. Also I give to my well beloved son, John Spragg, 200 acres of land on the north east side of Bell Isle Bay included in a grant to Caleb Davis and others known by him, joining land granted to Ruben Spragg on the south to him, his heirs, and assigns forever. Also I give to the said John Spragg 100 acres of land being the land I bought of James Sherwood in the rear of the Baxter Grant to him, his heirs and assigns forever. Also I give the said John Spragg the whole amount of a mortgage due me by Joseph Gien. Also I give to my well beloved son, Elijah Spragg Lot #3 containing 200 acres more or less to him, his heirs and assigns forever. Those two lots of Elijah and Edward Spragg joins being the land I now live on the south southeast side of Bell Isle Bay. It is to be remembered that they are not to take possession of the land until my wife Ann's death without her consent. Also I give to my well beloved sons Caleb and William Spragg, a bond of 58 pounds to be equally divided due to me by James Crawford. Also I give to my well beloved daughter Elizabeth, 50 pounds being part of a mortgage bond due to me by Thomas Harding. And I do hereby utterly disallow and revolve all and every other former testament, wills, legasies, bequests, and this and no other to be my last will and testament I know well where of I have here unto set my hand and seal this 9th day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-seven. Signed, sealed public and pronounced and delivered by I the said Caleb Spragg as his last will and testament in the presence of each other have here unto subscribes our names. Josiah Kearstead, Ludien Kearstead, and James P. Kearstead.

More About Caleb Spragg:
Burial: Bayview Cem, Hatfield Pt, Kings County, New Brunswick ²³¹
Occupation: Farmer

More About Nancy Ann Harding:
Burial: Bayview Cem, Hatfield Pt, Kings County, New Brunswick

Children of Caleb Spragg and Nancy Harding are:

		i.		Elizabeth Spragg, born April 02, 1789 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick; died February 04, 1868 in Hatfield Point, Kings County, New Brunswick; married Abraham Fairweather November 24, 1822 in Kings County, New Brunswick; died August 02, 1853 in Hatfield Point, Kings County, New Brunswick.
		ii.		Margaret Spragg, born October 02, 1790 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick; died October 24, 1883 in Riverside, Kings County, New Brunswick; married Gilead Secord March 21, 1813 in Kings County, New Brunswick; born 1788; died June 03, 1856 in Kings County, New Brunswick.
		iii.		George Spragg, born February 10, 1794 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick; died January 18, 1871 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick; married Ann Amelia Fowler February 19, 1831 in Kings County, New Brunswick ²³²; born December 09, 1806 in Kings County, New Brunswick; died July 12, 1883 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick.

More About George Spragg:
Occupation: Innkeeper ²³³

iv.

Robert Spragg, born February 06, 1795 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick; married Elizabeth Jones March 19, 1822 in Kings County, New Brunswick; born Abt. 1805.

More About Robert Spragg:
Residence: 1865, Belleisle, Springfield, Kings Co, NB ²³⁴

116	v.	Thomas Spragg, born March 07, 1797 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick; died March 15, 1882 in Hazelton Twp, Buchanon County, IA; married Margaret Harrison/Henderson January 12, 1823 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick.
	vi.	Ann Spragg, born May 03, 1799 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick; died February 10, 1883 in Hatfield Pt, Kings County, New Brunswick; married Daniel Scott May 07, 1827 in Kings County, New Brunswick; born in Scotland.
	vii.	Caleb Spragg, born September 03, 1801 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick; died September 22, 1889 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick; married Lavinia Susanna Drew March 22, 1830 in Kings County, New Brunswick ²³⁵.
	viii.	William H. Spragg, born March 17, 1804 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick; died July 04, 1858 in Littleton, Buchanon County, IA; married Jane Burnett 1829 in Kings County, New Brunswick; born August 16, 1811 in Norton, Kings County, New Brunswick; died September 06, 1889 in Kirkwood, Rock County, NE.

More About William H. Spragg:
Residence: 1865, Belleisle, Springfield, Kings Co, NB ²³⁶

		ix.		John Spragg, born July 16, 1805 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick; died September 17, 1899 in Hazelton, Buchanon County, IA; married Amelia Jane Taylor February 23, 1833 in Kings County, New Brunswick; born July 08, 1812 in Kings County, New Brunswick; died February 05, 1884 in Hazelton, Buchanon County, IA.
		x.		Elijah Spragg, born August 11, 1808 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick; died December 09, 1890 in Kings County, New Brunswick; married Mary Jane Phipps October 20, 1832 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick; born March 15, 1808; died December 24, 1874.

More About Elijah Spragg:
Residence: 1865, Belleisle, Springfield, Kings Co, NB ²³⁷

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Edward Spragg, born December 10, 1810 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick; died July 11, 1879 in Hazelton, Buchanon County, IA; married Eunice Brundage; born January 26, 1812 in St John, St John, New Brunswick; died March 16, 1904 in Hazelton, Buchanon County, IA.

More About Edward Spragg:
Burial: Hazelton Cem, Hazelton Twp, Buchanon County, IA

More About Eunice Brundage:
Burial: Hazelton Cem, Hazelton Twp, Buchanon County, IA

      236. Elijah Spragg, born Abt. 1769 in Fishkill, Dutchess County, NY; died November 09, 1837 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick. He was the son of 464. Captain Thomas Spragg and 465. Mary Ann Carman. He married 237. Elizabeth Drake.

      237. Elizabeth Drake, born Abt. 1771 in Dutchess County, NY; died October 04, 1821 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick. She was the daughter of 474. Peter Drake and 475. Abigail Woolsey.

More About Elijah Spragg:
Burial: Bayview Cem, Hatfield Pt, Kings County, New Brunswick

More About Elizabeth Drake:
Burial: Bayview Cem, Hatfield Pt, Kings County, New Brunswick

Children of Elijah Spragg and Elizabeth Drake are:

	i.	Hannah Spragg
	ii.	Edward Betts Spragg, born February 26, 1791 in Hatfield Pt, Kings County, New Brunswick; died July 20, 1847; married (1) Ann VanTassel July 10, 1814; married (2) Hannah Downey January 03, 1825; married (3) Elizabeth Wetmore May 07, 1837.
118	iii.	John Drake Spragg, born Abt. 1793 in Hatfield Pt, Kings County, New Brunswick; died July 01, 1878 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick; married Nancy Ann McDonald May 19, 1824.
	iv.	Abigail Spragg, born 1794.
	v.	William Wesley Spragg, born 1796.
	vi.	Peter Spragg, born November 15, 1800.
	vii.	Jacob Spragg, born December 14, 1808.
	viii.	Mary Ann Spragg, born 1812.

238. John McDonald, born Abt. 1763; died Aft. 1851 in Springfield, Kings County, New Brunswick.

Notes for John McDonald:
Old Revolutionary War Soldiers and Widow's Pension, Paper in Provincial Archives:
1843 John M'Donald age 75, year of relief 1839. 1846 John McDonald age 80 Springfield.

From "Education 1792-1970 in Springfield, NB" by Ernest G.C. Graham, p. 9
"there was a John McDonald who was said to be a Loyalist and could speak four languages, who was also a teacher at Springfield. As there were two or three John McDonalds in the same area, one just cannot say where he resided. He may have gone back to the U.S.A. for a few years after taking out his grant, but there was a John McDonald living in the Belleisle Bay area in 1821. At that time he joined the Masonic Lodge at Kingston and shortly after was listed as a Parish Official and a teacher in Springfield Parish. He may have been the John McDonald who was a Crown Land Surveyor, surveying for the Government in 1837."

More About John McDonald:
Census: 1851, Springfield Parish, New Brunswick

Child of John McDonald is:

119

Nancy Ann McDonald, born Abt. 1794; married John Drake Spragg May 19, 1824.

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