Anna Margaretha Zimmerman

   * Born: Selbold, Hanau, Hessen-Nassau, Germany

   * Christened: 3 Nov 1693, Langenselbold, Hanau, Hessen-Nassau, Germany

   * Marriage: Jacob Zimmerman about 1710-1711 in Livingston Manor, Albany, New York

   * Died: After 1739, , , New York

User ID: SZT-10303. General Notes: Zimmerman DKM p. 44 (+3), p. 47 (1), p. 50. Baptism per Langenselbold Church records.

Anna married Jacob Zimmerman, son of Johann Jacob Zimmerman Sr. and Anna Maria Margaretha Jung, about 1710-1711 in Livingston Manor, Albany, New York. (Jacob Zimmerman was born Est 1690 of Dunzweiler, Kusel, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany and died in 1739 in St. Johnsville, Montgomery, New York.)

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Page Name: Anna Margretha Schutz. Arrival year: 1710. Arrival Place: New York, New York. Primary Immigrant: Schutz, Conrad. Family Members: Wife Anna Eichelborner; Child Henrich; Child Anna Margretha; Child Johan Michael; Child Anna Catharina; Child Anna Elisabetha. Source Publication Code: 1031.9.50.

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Page (Copy of original deed drawn in 1734 by King Hendrick and other Mohawk Indians giving land now occupied by St. Johnsville to Marragrieta Timmerman. Cut loaned for publication by Manley Timmerman of Fort Plain, N.Y. who owns photostat copy of original).

Several translations of this deed have been published all varying in both language and meaning, and the one given herewith which has never been published is believed to be the most reliable. It was recently translated by Mr. A. J. F. van Laer of the State Historical Department. Mr. van Laer translates not only Dutch but also Dutch of the period in which written and we must recognize that there has been many changes in the language since 1733. Mr. van Laer's translation with certain foot notes which have been gathered through correspondence follows:

We, the undersigned, sachems of Kannajoharie, in the county of Albany, in the province of New York, in the seventh year of the reign of his Majesty King George the Second, acknowledge that out of pure love and affection with the consent of the entire Castle of Kannajoharie, both Indian men and women, we give and make over, in the name and on behalf of his majesty King George of Great Britain, to our friend Anna Marragrieta Timmerman of Tyenindoke, spinster in the county of Albany, for her and her heirs, executors, administrators and assigns forever, a parcel of flat land and the woods belonging thereto; the land being situated on the north side of the Maquasse River (Mohawk River), in the county of Albany, commencing at a kill called *Athedaghque, and a farm on the south side of the said kill, and thence upwards along the river to a tree marked with the bear, wolf and turtle, thence northwards from the river into the woods about three English miles, and then eastward, keeping the same distance from the river, to another marked tree, and thence toward the river to the east end of the farm which formed the point of beginning, which land we acknowledge has been given by us to our beloved friend Anna Marragrieta Timmaremans for herself, her heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, forever.

In witness whereof we have signed these with our hand and fixed our seals this twelfth of March in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and thirty three, thirty-four. Signed and sealed in the presence of David Schuyler, Bong Mattesz, **urwalt Jung. Hendrick (bear) Pieters. Seth (wolf). Marragriet (turtle).