6th great grandparents - Michael Johannes HABLUZEL and Anna Katherina Van Veigle

Ancestral Chain: TR, Lark, Kirt DeMar WOOD, Laura Elizabeth PARKER, Elizabeth Ann DAVIS, Polly WILLIAMS, Marcy Jane LUCAS (WILLIAMS BARNEY), Sarah HOBLIT possible pedigree pictured above,

Michael Johannes HABLUZEL and Anna Katherina Van VEIGLE.

Collection of Information for Parents of Sarah HOBLIT

Immigrant / Revolutionary War Soldier Michael Johannes HABLUZEL
Michael HOBLIT
Johann Michael Hablüzel
Johannes M. HOBLET (Hablitz)
HAPLITZ or original spelling may have been HABLUTZEL
HOBLET

Johannes Michael Hoblit (Hoblitzell or Hoblützel) ^{1, 2, 3, 4}

Christening: 28 Aug 1731 Todtnau, Loerrach, Baden
Birth 24 Jan 1730 in Alsace, Lorraine, Germany
other birth information ^{1, 5} in 1745/1755 in Alsace Lorrain, Germany.
Died ^{1, 3} 3 May 1791/1795/1796 in Woodford, Kentucky, United States

Father: Lorent Hablüzel
Mother: Anna Brender

History: [Immigrant] Hablutzel was Johannes Michael's name on the ships manifest when he came to America. He sailed from Rotterdam on the Ship Chance to the Port of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1764. Johannes Michael Hablutzel was not educated or a man of means but he came to America as a free man, his passage was paid, his head tax was paid.

Moved to Washington, Pennsylvania 1783-1787.

Occupation: He was a Potter by trade.

Revolutionary War - Military service: Johannes Michael HOBLIT served in the Revolutionary War, PA, Westmoreland County Militia Fall, 1776 and Rangers on the Frontier, Westmoreland County, 1778-1783. The fifth series of the Pennsylvania archives gives him as a "Soldier of the Revolution in the Continental Line."

More About Johannes Michael Hablutzel:
Census: 1764, Colonial America 1607-1789 Pennsylvania Census Index.
Estate Inventory: May 03, 1796, Woodford County Will Book B 1796-1807.
Immigration: 1764, Sailed from Rotterdam on the Ship Chance.

Marriage: Catherine Weigle 1770, Pennslyvania. / Johannes married ^{1, 3, 6} Anna Katrina Van Veigle (Weigle) "Caty" in 1780 in , Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, United States.

Anna Katrina Van Viegle
Catherine Weigle
Anna Katherina Van Veigle
Anna K. Van Veigle (Weigel)
Anna Catherine Weigel
Anna Catherina Weigle
Anna Katrina "Caty" Van Veigle (Weigle)

b. 15 Jun 1757, , York,PA. / 15 Jun 1759 Huntington, Westmoreland, PA
d. died ¹⁰ in 1820 in Wilmington, Clinton, Ohio
She was buried ¹¹ in , Clinton County, Ohio

Married: ^{10, 12, 13} Johannes Michael Hoblit (Hoblitzell or Hoblützel) in 1780 in , Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, United States.

Other marriages: William Cochran (1743-1804) married 13 Oct 1800 Franklin, Kentucky.

Parents^{: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8}
Father: Wilhelm Sebastian Van Veigle (Wiegel) was born about 1733 in Of Huntington, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. He died ² on 17 Jan 1807. Wilhelm married ³ Catherine Leib in Est 1758 in Of Huntington, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.

Mother: Catherine Leib ¹ was born about 1737 in Of Huntington, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. Catherine married ² Wilhelm Sebastian Van Veigle (Wiegel) in Est 1758 in Of Huntington, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.

Other Possible Parents:
Father: immigrant Sebastian Van Veigel, b. 1732 Germany, d.1807 York Co., Pennsylvania son of Johanne Martin Weigle/Veigle and Anna Dorothy Triddell both immirants.

Father: Johann Sebastian Weigle was born before Nov 1730 in Saalbach, Brandenburg, Germany 43 and died on 17 Jan 1807 in Manchester Twp, York Co., PA. son of Johann Martin Weigle and Anna Dorothea Friedel\Triddel,

Mother: Gusanna Catherine Leib, b. 05 Mar 1739, Lancaster, York, PA.

Mother: Susanna Catherine Leib, b.5 Mar 1739 Lancaster, York, PA. d.BET 1784 and 1834

History: Anna Katrina at one time weighed over 300 lbs.

After death of Michael Johannes HOBLIT, Anna Katherina moved to Mason Co., Kentucky; Illinois; back to Kentucky; Resided also in Green Co., Ohio and Logan Co., Illinois.

CHILDREN:

Johannes Michael Hoblit (Habluzel) and Anna Katrina Van Viegle married 1779 in York Co., PA or Westmoreland PA.
They had ten children:

1. Elizabeth Hoblit - b. 1771/2 in Fayette Co., KY/d. 26 AUG 1839 in
Clinton Co., OH. She is buried in the Gaddis cemetery, NE of
Wilmington, OH. She married Timothy Bennett in Westmoreland
Co., PA in 1789. They had 14 children.

2. Boston (Sebastian) Hoblit - b.13 FEB 1774 in Fayette Co., KY; d.
03MAR1859 in Bellbrook, Green Co., OH. He is buried in the
Primitive Baptist Cem., Bellbrook, OH. He served in War of 1812.
Boston's 1st wife was Sarah Elizabeth Middleton - were married
1793/94 in OH; second wife was Lydia Sayre - m. 1833 in OH.
They had ten children.

3. Mary/Polly Magdalena Hoblit - b.25 OCT 1778 in Westmoreland Co.,
PA. She was christened 19FEB1779 in Zion Lutheran Church in
Geensburgh, PA. She married Randall/Randolph Walker in
Lexington, KY 14 JUL 1796. They had 10 chldren.

4. Katherine Hoblit - b. 1780 in Westmoreland Co., PA. She married
William Abbott in 1797 in Woodrord Co., KY. They had 11
children.

5. John Hoblit - b.26 MAR 1781 in Westmoreland Co., PA/d. 05 SEP 1844
in Atlanta, Logan Co., IL. He is buried in Roach Cem., Logan Co., IL.
He married Mellicent Seward in 1802 in OH. He also was christened
in Zion Lutheran Ch. 28 DEC 1781. Mellicent was a 1st cousin to
Abe Lincoln's Seward. He came to IL in 1826 on prospecting tour.
John and Mellicent had 11 children.

6. Margaret Hoblit - b.1782 in Westmoreland Co., PA and died ? in
Clinton Co., OH. She married a Robert Shields, 23 MAY 1809, in
Highland Co., OH. They had 9 children.

7. William Deacon Hoblit - b.19 MAY 1783 in Westmoreland Co., PA/
d.13 DEC 1870 in Clinton Co., OH. He is buried in the Baptist Cem.,
in Port William, OH. Wm. was another child christened in Zion Luth.
Church in Greensburgh, PA. He married Margaret Shields in
Highland Co., OH, 30 MAR 1809 - they had 12 children.

8. Christoph Samuel Hoblit - b.08 APR 1785 in Westmoreland Co., PA/
died young. Was christened in Zion Luth. Church.

9. Sarah HOBLIT - b.04 JUN 1786 in Westmoreland Co., PA/d.13 JUL 1859
in Logan Co., IL. [First married Thomas LUCAS 29 Jun 1809 Richland Twp, Highland, Ohio. Thomas LUCAS b.abt 1788 Morris Co., NJ, d.bef 15 Oct 1831 Sangamon Co., (now Logan), Illinois. He was son of Abraham LUCAS and Marcy KELSEY. Sarah and Thomas had nine children.

Lucas child: 2. Marcy Jane LUCAS (also found as Mercy and Massey). Marcy Jane LUCAS (WILLIAMS BARNEY) and John WILLIAMS were the parents of Polly WILLIAMS (DAVIS).

Other Sarah HOBLIT marriages: second - James TURLEY 9 Sep 1834 third - Samuel TURLEY 1839.]

10. David Hoblit - b.08 DEC 1787 in Westmoreland Co., PA/d.28 FEB 1869
in Worth Co., MO. Was christened in Zion Luth Ch. in PA. Served
in War of 1812. 1st marriage was to Martha Wilson 01 MAR 1811
in Highland Co., OH/2nd marriage was to Celia Kelly 12 MAR 1840
in MO. He moved to MO in 1839 - had 11 children w/1st wife and
1 with the second wife.

(some information from Book on William Kellsey Gen. Library)
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Sources for Johannes Michael Hoblit (Hoblitzell or Hoblützel) ^and Anna Katrina van Veigle (Weigle):

¹Family Records of Grace Hoblit Jacobs, of San Angelo, Texas. !This source gave the name as Marie Catherine /Weigle/ (Van Veigle).

²Family Records of Laura Jennings, of Sharon, Pennsylvania. !This source gave the name as Marie Catherine /Weigle/ (Van Veigle).

³W. C. Hoblit of Bureau County, Illinois, Hoblit Genealogy (Written in 1878/1879). "Altadena California, July 12, 1941. The foregoing is a true copy of the History of the Hoblit Tribe. Written by W.C. Hoblit in 1878. Michael Hoblit was my Great Grand Father. I am the son of David Hoblit the second. Elmer Hoblit." The author, William C. Hoblit, was a grandson of Johannes Michael Hoblit. Other relatives in the Hoblit line indicate the author, William C. Hoblit, had the middle initial of "G", not "C". Some dates and names in this source differ from those provided by other relatives of this line, as well as the spellings of some names. Differences are noted in either the notes section for individual records, the notes section for marriages, or in the comments section of the source. The author indicates in a preamble to this account that "it is correct as near as he could get it after so many years had past". !This source gave the name as Marie Catherine /Weigle/ (Van Veigle).

⁴Family Records of Janice Ciletti. 69260 Tacoma Ct., Cathedral City, California, 92234. Ph: 1-760-321-8449. E-mail: janabears@aol.com. !This source gave the complete name of Marie (Anna) Catherine Van Veigle.

⁵The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (Copyright (c)), Family History Library, 35 N. West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 USA. !This source gave the name as Marie Catherine /Weigle/ (Van Veigle).

⁶Information Compiled by Karen Bray Keeley, World Wide Web (Sarah Angeline Williams) (http://www.concentric.net/~Ssbray/glennsrh.htm#top), http://www.concentric.net/~Ssbray/glennsrh.htm#top. !This source gave the name as Marie Catherine /Weigle/ (Van Veigle).

⁷Records and Research of Phyllis Hoblet Ayres. 13290 St., Rt. 118, P.O. 431, Van Wert, Ohio, 45891. Phyllis' sources included family records, military archives, family pictures, and cemetery records. !This source gave the name as Anna Katrina Van Veigle.

⁸Janet Ann Hoblit Donahue, The Family of Johannes Michael Hablutzel & Catherine Weigle (Printed by Pawmark 2005). A copy of this book (63 of 70) is in the possession of Ronald W. Frye, 3263 Munras Place, San Ramon, CA 94577.

⁹The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File. !This source claims the birth year was in 1759.

¹⁰The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File.

¹¹The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, International Genealogical Index (R), Family History Library, 35 N. West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 USA, www.familysearch.org. "Anna Catherine OR WEIGLE VAN VEIGLE; Female; Birth: 1750 , York, Pennsylvania; Death: 1820; Burial: , Clinton, Ohio; Spouse: William COCHRAN; Marriage: 13 OCT 1800 , , Kentucky; No source information is available." Record submitted after 1991 by a member of the LDS Church.
Search performed using PAF Insight on 23 Mar 2005.

¹²Family Records of Janice Ciletti.

¹³W. C. Hoblit of Bureau County, Illinois, Hoblit Genealogy. !This source states that Catherine's last name was, "Cuffran" at the time of marriage to Michael Hoblit.

Collected other sources includeing message boards and website family histories.

Photos and Pedigree found at acestory.com

Boston HOBLIT son of Johannes Michael HABLUZEL and Anna Katherina Van VEIGLE

John HOBLET son of Johannes Michael HABLUZEL and Anna Katherina Van VEIGLE

Family American Revolutionary War Veterans

Ancestors of Kirt D. WOOD who served in the American Revolutionary War are…

UNCLE 8th generation: Brother of grandpa Ebenezer Davis, both are sons of 9th generation grandparents John DAVIS Sr.
Captain John DAVIS, NY
1st Lieut., 3d NY regt., 28 Jun 1775; Captain, Livingston's 4th
NY regt., 21 Nov 1776; wounded at Stillwater, 19 Sep 1777; Major,
11 Apr 1780; retired 1 Jan 1781. Ref HE01, NY04, SN01
There are several accounts written about the First Battle of Saratoga
that took place 19 Sept. 1777 where he was wounded.

There are several accounts written about the First Battle of Saratoga that took place 19 Sept. 1777 where he was wounded.

Grandfather 8th generation: Uriah ROUNDY - Uriah Roundy (1756-1813) served as a private in Capt. Jonathan Holton's company. He was born and died in Rockingham, Vt. (DAR ID Number: 50069 [p.32]) (The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 51 page 32.)

When the Revolutionary War started in 1775, Uriah was 181/2 years old. in working with old records and Lucretia's pension application, we have concluded he signed up as a Continental soldier in Windham County in a Connecticut Unit on 1 May 1775. His major was John Durkee of Norwich. Uriah's first big battle was Bunker Hill on 17 June 1775, where he served under General Putnam. (Shadrach and Betsey Roundy Their Roots and Their Legacy by Renee Rich Mounteer, p.16)

Grandfather 8th generation: Moses QUIMBY - fought in the famous battle of Bunker Hill, and was wounded there, and later received a pension because of service. Pension was to have started in 1832 and lasted for the last 8 years of his life.

Grandfather 9th generation: Abraham LUCAS - was a Revolutionary War soldier and applied for a pension but not successfully. He had no education, could not read or write and that for this reason was unable to recollect names and dates and was unable to substantiate his service sufficiently to obtain a pension.

Pension application on file in the National Archives:
On the seventh day of March eighteen hundred and thirty six, personally appeared in open court before the county commissioners court in and for the County and State aforesaid, now sitting Abram Lucas of Salt Creek in the County of Sangamon and state aforesaid, aged eighty years, being first duly sworn according to law, doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the Act of Congress passed under the following named officers and served as now stated, that during the War of the Revolution (the year he cannot state) he volunteered in the company commanded by Capt. Brinton, which company was attached to the army commanded by General McIntosh., and as he now recollects to the regiment commanded by a son of General McIntosh. In the Red Stone country on the waters of the Monongahela River in the western part of the State of Pennsylvania -- That he was then living on the waters of the Monongahela and he supposed the country was not laid off into counties -- This was in the latter part of the fall or beginning of winter -- After he volunteered they marched and helped build Fort McIntosh on the Little Beaver Creek on the west side of the service aforesaid the orderly sergeant Jonathan Harnett (or Hamett) was removed by Capt. Brinton and his dependent (?) appointed in his stead?

Grandfather 9th generation: Johannes Michael HOBLIT (Habluzel) - served in the Revolutionary War according to several well informed and competent searchers. The fifth series of the Pennsylvania archives gives him as a "Soldier of the Revolution in the Continental Line."


Ancestors of Camilla SMITH who served in the American Revolutionary War are…

Grandfather 8th generation: Isaac ENSIGN - Revolutionary War: ENSIGN, Isaac of Westfield. On a list of others who served as soldiers during some part of the war. SOURCE: [40] A History of Hampden County, Massachusetts, 1902; pages 408-410.

UNCLES 8th generation: both brothers of our Grandma Lydia Noble. And sons of our 9th generation grandparents, Samuel NOBLE and CATHERINE FOWLER.
Samuel NOBLE - during the American revolution, he served in 1776, for five months, under Capt. Gray.
Jared NOBLE - Jared was killed during the Revolutionary War, in a battle at Stone Arabia, NY. He was only age 17.

Grandfather 9th generation: Elijah REMINGTON - Private Revolutionary War / Pvt. Elijah Remington, Connecticut (Esther Gunn.)
Source: Columbine Chapter, National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution

Marker, Soop Cemetery Bellville, MI

Grandfather 9th generation: Abner RAWSON - Veteran of the Revolutionary War - listed as a drummer boy in the Massachusetts Militia at the age of 16.

Grandfather 9th generation: Elihu CARPENTER - Military: Note: He enlisted and served as corporal in the Lexington scare, in Nathaniel Carpenter's (No. 607) Company; served eight days; he enlisted again as Corporal in Nathaniel Carpenter's Company, Col. Cary's Regiment, at New York and White Plains, five months; dismissed Dec 1, 1776; he enlisted again and served as Quartermaster-sergeant in Col. Hathaway's Regiment; April 21, 1777, and served 24 days in Rhode Island; he enlisted again as Sergeant in Capt. Nathaniel Carpenter's Company, in Col. Whitney's Regiment in the Rhode Island Alarm; May 13, 1777, served one month and twenty-five days and marched from Rehoboth to Point Judith.

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