Catharina Elizabeth Gilmann Mauney

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<p>Daughter of Peter Eaker and Veronica Gilmann. Her parents left Switzerland in 1719 for Keskastel, Alsace, France. She arrived on the ship "Lydia" on 29 September 1741 into Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
She is buried at Old Beaver Dam Cemetery beside her husband.
See Eighteenth Century Emigrants from the Northern Alsace to America, published 1992 by Annette Kunselman Burgert. Also, German Speaking People West of the Catawba River in North Carolina 1750-1800, by Lorena Shell Eaker, SCK Publications, 1994.
Family states that she died in the late 1760s.
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Biography

Immigration

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|size=l|caption=Click for larger image.<ref>Lists of Swiss emigrants in the eighteenth century to the American colonies, vol. 2, p. 42, Faust, Albert Bernhardt, 1870-; Brumbaugh, Gaius Marcus, b. 1862</ref>
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"Further research has also disclosed that the Egger family originated at Adleboden and Frutigen in Canton Bern, Switzerland and left there before 1720 for Alsace where they remained for at least 21 years before arriving at Philadelphia on Ship Lydia on 29 September 1741. The families were listed at Muddy Creek in Lancaster Co. Peter, Sr. and the Mani family seemed to have remained in PA until about 1762 before moving to NC. It is now proven that Eaker sons Christian and Peter, Jr. arrived west of the Catawba River in what is now Lincoln Co., NC about 1751-52. The large Mani/Mauney family arrived on the same ship with them and was also from Canton Bern."<ref>The Shoe Cobbler's Kin, Volume I and II, A Genealogy of the Peter Eaker, Sr. Family of Lincoln County, North Carolina, By Lorena Shell Eaker. Gateway Press 1976 and 1994.[http://www.hartshorn.us/Lorenabook1.htm]</ref>

Name: Catherine Ecker<ref>Mooney Family Tree_4-27-12.ged on Apr 28, 2012 by Mooney-246 | Joe Mooney, Ancestry.com.</ref>

Birth ===: Date: 1717, Canton Bern, Switzerland<ref>Record for David Mooney, Mooney Family Tree_4-27-12.ged on Apr 28, 2012 by Mooney-246 | Joe Mooney, Ancestry.com.</ref>

Death

: Date: 1760, Diedendorf Reformed Church, Diedendorf, Alsace, Germany<ref>Record for David Mooney, Mooney Family Tree_4-27-12.ged on Apr 28, 2012 by Mooney-246 | Joe Mooney, Ancestry.com.</ref>

Notes

• Findagrave lists the date of birth as December 1, 1717 with a brief bio and 2 references w/vague mentions as to what the works may "prove" I am adding this note to clear the "error" from Suggestions page but agree that until the date is shown it is fine as is. Simmons-11603 |Becky Elizabeth

Sources

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• Find a Grave, database and images ( 93454413 catharina-mauney : accessed 11 May 2022), memorial page for Catharina "Catharine Eaker" Ecker Mauney (1 Dec 1717–1768), Find a Grave Memorial ID 93454413, citing Beaver Dam Cemetery, Dallas, Gaston County, North Carolina, USA ; Maintained by Rita Wehunt-Black (contributor 48110921) .

This profile was created through the import of Mooney Family Tree_4-27-12.ged on Apr 28, 2012 by Mooney-246 | Joe Mooney.

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<a href="/wiki/Ecker-32" title="Ecker-32">Ecker-32</a> and Eaker-13 appear to represent the same person because: Duplicate

• Immigration: Name of ship: Rotterdam Holland
  • Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy: Apr 10 2023, 11:26:58 UTC

Daughter of Peter Eaker and Veronica Gilmann. Her parents left Switzerland in 1719 for Keskastel, Alsace, France. She arrived on the ship "Lydia" on 29 September 1741 into Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
She is buried at Old Beaver Dam Cemetery beside her husband.
See Eighteenth Century Emigrants from the Northern Alsace to America, published 1992 by Annette Kunselman Burgert. Also, German Speaking People West of the Catawba River in North Carolina 1750-1800, by Lorena Shell Eaker, SCK Publications, 1994.
Family states that she died in the late 1760s.
She is my 6th Great-Grandmother.* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Dec 3 2023, 20:37:22 UTC