Johannes Jacob Hahn

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• http://www.familytreeheritagelibrary.com/genealogy/fam21799.html
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• http://familytrees.genopro.com/486837/Keller/default.htm?page=famil...

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@R1253810258@ Ancestry Family Trees Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members.

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GEDCOM Note

The following is from Shoe Cobbler's Kin by Lorena Shell Eaker, used by permission:≤/line>≤line />≤line>"Johannes Hahn b. 6-12-1712 Frechenfeld, Germany (Rhenish Bavaria) m. (1) ca 1736-37 Frechenfeld (?) Elizabeth Margaretha Forster b. ca 1715 Germany d. ca 1760 PA≤/line>≤line />≤line>His second marriage was in 1763 PA to Agnes Langlin b. 4-14-1730 Darnmsatdt, Pfalz, Germany d. 4-13-1814 Lincoln County, North Carolina, daughter of Johannes Langlin, who came to the colonies Sept 26, 1737 on Ship St. Andrew Galley bringing his family with him. Agnes was baptised on Nov 7, 1734 at Dirmstein, Germany (about 20 miles south of Frechenfeld). Johannes and Elizabeth Margaretha arrived in Philadelphia, Pa. on Ship Janet (or Ganet) 10/17/1751. Elizabeth died in Pa. Johannes married Agnes 1765. ≤/line>≤line />≤line>Johannes Jacob Hahn Jr. appears in the Frechenfeld Lutheran Church records on 8 April 1736 as the single son of Johan Jacob Hahn. "Elisabetha Margaretha appears on the same date as single daughter of Jonas Forester or Forster. However, the names Conrad and Johann Jacob Jr. appear as brothers on church documents. They immigrated to Pa. with other Hahns. Birth records of Maria Catherina, Maria Margaretha, Johannes Jr., Anna Maria, Johannes Jacob, Elizabeth Margaretha, Benedict, Joshua and George were taken from birth records of the Lutheran Church at Freckenfeld Pfalz, Germany, now in the State Archives at Speyer, Germany."≤/line>≤line />≤line>(Note from Linda: Family Tree Maker and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints lists brothers of Johannes as Conrad, b. 1714 Renish, Bavaria, Germany; and Johann Jacob Hahn Jr. b. Feb 1726/27.)≤/line>≤line />≤line>From Mrs. Eaker's account:
"Johannes and wife, Elizabeth Margaretha, came with the surviving children to America on Ship Janet. He subscribed and took the oath of allegiance on Oct 7, 1751...left an account of his life...≤/line>≤line />≤line>"I, Johannes Hahn born June 12, 1712 Frechenfeld in Germany near Landau in the Two Bridge community named Gutenberg. In the year 1751, I came to this part of the world called America. Written Sept 12, 1789.≤/line>≤line />≤line>"Walter Hahn makes note that the Two Bridge Community was on the estate or domain of two bridges. Frechenfeld is located some nine miles west of the Rhine River and about the same distance south of the city of Landau. This district is now known as Frechenfelt, 1d, Pf. Germany. Landau can be located on some maps on the extreme southern border of Bavaria...≤/line>≤line />≤line>"According to tradition, Johannes and Agnes' first child, Christian, was born on the first night of their arrival in Lincoln County, North Carolina where they were camped on the east bank of Clark's Creek."≤/line>≤line />≤line>The following account is given by Col. George M. Yoder as written to Walter Hahn: "Hahn came upon the old pioneer's (Henry Whitener) road heading for Whitener's home. But before reaching his home, night overtook him and he went into camp in a beautiful oak grove near the house of the pioneer, Paul Anthony (Paulus Antoni) now the farm of Charlie Burris.