Notes for John "Michael" Albeck: 1915--County Biography. J.H. Battle's "Columbia & Montour Counties, Pennsylvania," Chicago: J.H. Beers Co., 1915, volume VII, page 935. This gives a biographical history on the Hagerman Family of Anthony Twp., Montour Co., PA and features Joshua "Shortie" Hagerman, II and his father Mahlon Hagerman, I. The following refers to Mrs. Joshua "Shortie" Hagerman, the former Sarah Albeck and grand-daughter of this John Albeck: "Michael and Rosanna (Litchard) Albeck, grandparents of Mrs. Joshua Hagerman, were farming people in Wurtemberg, Germany, and came to this country in 1830. They landed at New York after a voyage of forty-two days, and remained there long enough to buy a horse. Then, with a wagon brought from the old country, they set out for Pennsylvania, and arrived safely on the Muncy Hills with their eight children, namely: Gottlieb; Michael, who lived in Lycoming county, Pa.; George, deceased; John, in Danville, Pa.; Jacob, of Anthony township; Rosanna, deceased; Catherine, deceased; and Christianna, wife of Isaac Kisner, of Clarkstown, Lycoming county. Michael Albeck settled in Anthony township, in what is now Montour county, where his son Jacob afterward lived buying sixty-two acres, of which five were cleared, and he remained there until his death, Dec. 23, 1862. The mother died Nov. 11, 1866..."[Allbeck.FTW]
1915--County Biography. J.H. Battle's "Columbia & Montour Counties, Pennsylvania," Chicago: J.H. Beers Co., 1915, volume VII, page 935. This gives a biographical history on the Hagerman Family of Anthony Twp., Montour Co., PA and features Joshua "Shortie" Hagerman, II and his father Mahlon Hagerman, I. The following refers to Mrs. Joshua "Shortie" Hagerman, the former Sarah Albeck and grand-daughter of this John Albeck: "Michael and Rosanna (Litchard) Albeck, grandparents of Mrs. Joshua Hagerman, were farming people in Wurtemberg, Germany, and came to this country in 1830. They landed at New York after a voyage of forty-two days, and remained there long enough to buy a horse. Then, with a wagon brought from the old country, they set out for Pennsylvania, and arrived safely on the Muncy Hills with their eight children, namely: Gottlieb; Michael, who lived in Lycoming county, Pa.; George, deceased; John, in Danville, Pa.; Jacob, of Anthony township; Rosanna, deceased; Catherine, deceased; and Christianna, wife of Isaac Kisner, of Clarkstown, Lycoming county. Michael Albeck settled in Anthony township, in what is now Montour county, where his son Jacob afterward lived buying sixty-two acres, of which five were cleared, and he remained there until his death, Dec. 23, 1862. The mother died Nov. 11, 1866..."
More About John "Michael" Albeck: Died 2: 23 Dec 18628, 9 Immigratn/Nat'ln: 1830, To America and settled Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA.9 Occupation(s) 1: In Germany a Farmer in summer and a Weaver during the winter; Farmer in America. Occupation(s) 2: In Germany a farmer in summer and a Weaver during the winter; farmer in America.9 PlaceBuried/Age: Immanuel Lutheran Ch (Old Brick Ch)--e. of Muncy, Lyc. Co., PA age 78y 3m 29d.9 Residence: Muncy Hills, Anthony Twp., Montour Co., PA. He purchased 62 acres and cleared 5 of them, lived here until his death. His son Jacob lived on this property afterwards..10, 11
More About John "Michael" Albeck and Maria Rosina Kuonle: Marriage: 31 Jul 180411
Children of John "Michael" Albeck and Maria Rosina Kuonle are:
+John "Gottlieb" Albeck, Sr., b. 15 Dec 1806, Welzheim, Wurtemberg, Germany11, d. 27 May 1892, Anthony Twp., Montour Co., PA11.
John "Michael" Albeck (b. 13 Aug 1780, d. 22 Dec 1858)
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