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About Peter Haught, Sr.
Note - There seems to be a lot of confusion in this line. Not all children are with the correct parents. Dates are inconsistent. ~LJB
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/207783624/peter-haught
A Patriot of the American Revolution for VIRGINIA. DAR Ancestor # A053133
Entered 15 April 2010:
Peter Haught was born in Rotterdam, Holland in 1720. He came to America in 1751 aboard the British ship "Patience" landed at Philadelphia, PA with a wife, Anna Barbara, and a child, Elizabeth. His wife died sometime after his arrival in America and he married Rebecca Tennant. Rebecca was born in Glasgow, Scotland.
Children of Peter Haught and first wife.
2. (1). Elizabeth b.c. 1748 d. 1830
m.Richard Tennant
3. (2). Peter II b. 1755 d. 1853
m.Christena ------
m. Sarah ------
Children of Peter and Rebecca (Tennant) Haught.
4. (1). Jacob Henry
5. (2). Tobias
6. (3). Joseph
m.Elizabeth (------) Haught
Source for above information:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~hcpd/norman/HAUGHT/PETER
Born of German parentage in Rotterdam, Holland and married Catherine [?] there in 1747. Immigrated with his wife & daughter, Elizabeth, to the American Colonies on the ship Patience, whose captain was Hugh Steel. The original spelling of their surname was Haut but on the ship's manifest it was misspelled as Hant. Upon reaching America they changed the surname spelling to the English version of Haught still used by the family today in West Virginia. They landed at Philadelphia, PA 9/15/1751, traveled to Richmond, Virginia and settled on the southbranch of the Potomac River, near Mooresville. By 1755 they had moved north near the Quaker Colony of Penn's Land to be near the land homesteaded by their son-in-law, Richard Tennant II. Both Peter and two of his son's homesteaded land on Dunkard's Creek in West Virginia before either Blacksville or Morgantown were ever laid out in lots. Descendants of Peter Haught qualify for membership in Daughters & Sons of American Colonists.
Peter Haught sailed on the ship Patience for America and arrived in Philadelphia on Sept. 9, 1751, He settled in Moorfield, in what is now Hardy County, West Virginia.
Served in Dunmore's War 1774 from District of West Augusta, VA
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=robertmar...
Father: Johannes HAUGHT b: 1681 in Germany
Marriage 1 Anna Barbara HIEL b: ABT 1725 in Holland Married: ABT 1747 in Rotterdam, Holland
Children:
1. Elizabeth HAUGHT b: 1748 in Rotterdam, Holland
2. Henry HAUGHT b: BEF 1750
3. Peter HAUGHT b: 1 JUL 1755 in Moorefield, Hampshire, Virginia
4. Tobias HAUGHT b: 1757
5. George HAUGHT b: BEF 1760
6. John E. HAUGHT b: ABT 1760 in , Fayette, Pennsylvania
7. Jacob HAUGHT b: 1767 in Springhill Township, Fayette, Pennsylvania
Marriage 2 Rebecca TENNANT b: ABT 1759 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland
Children:
1. Jacob Henry "Big Jacob" HAUGHT b: 1776 in , Monongalia, Virginia
2. Joseph HAUGHT b: 1790
3. Tobias HAUGHT b: 30 MAY 1790 in , Monongalia, Virginia
Buried at Tennant family graveyard, 3 miles from Mooresville. ref: Glimpses of W. Va. Hist. by Daughters of American Revolution, 1962., Location of Am. Rev. War Soldiers, Place of Death or Burial, p. 133
name appears on I. Daniel Rupp's list of German Accounts among the 255 passengers embarking from Rotterdam on the British ship "Patience," which landed in Philadelphia on Sept 9, 1751.
See family history in The Indian Creek Community and the Haught Family by Jean Marshall Clark and Jim Haught, Grantsville Pub., Grantsville, W. Va.
See Ruddy's Revolutionary Ancestory Served in Dunmore's War 1774 from District of West Augusta, VA
Possible children Elizabeth Haught b: 1748 in Rotterdam, Holland Henry Haught b: ABT 1750 Peter Haught II b: 1 JUL 1755 in Moorefield, Hamshire County, VA Tobias Haught b: 1757 George Haught b: ABT 1759 John E. Haught , Sr. b: 1760 in Fayette County, PA Jacob B. Haught , Sr. b: 1767 in Fayette County, PA
Note: Peter Haught: He sailed on the ship Patience for America and arrived in Philadelphia on Sept. 9, 1751, He settled in Moorfield, in what is now Hardy County, West Virginia.
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/207783624/peter-haught
https://archive.org/details/genealogyofhaugh00haug/page/n3/mode/2up
Genealogy of Haught family of America
Peter Haught I
(The name of the first wife of Peter Haught I is not known.)
2 — Elizabeth Haught-Richard Tennant
3— Peter Haught II -Christenia Yeager and Sarah Jones
(Tradition tells that the second wife of Peter Haught I was Rebecca Tennant, and probably a sister of Richard Tennant)
4 — Jacob Henry Haught-Mary Cannon
5 — Tobias Haught-Catherine Hensel
6— -Joseph Haught-Ann Elizabeth Haught (widow)
2 Elizabeth Haught Richard Tennant
Elizabeth Tennant-Richard Cannon Peter Tennant-Elizabeth Brown Mary Tennant
Richard Tennant Jr.-Sarah Chew William Tennant-Catherine Brown Alexander Tennant-Sarah Bland John Tennant-Rosanna Moore Adam Tennant-Catherine Moore Abraham Tennant-Frances Minor Jacob Tennant-Elizabeth Lancaster Catherine Tennant-George Shanes Margaret Tennant-Joseph Varner Joseph Tennant-Catherine Haught
Peter Haught II
Peter Haught II. was a private in Captain James Parsons’ Com¬ pany, of Lord Dunmore's army, in 1774, along with his two uncles, Henry Haught and Tobias Haught, and his brother-in-law, Richard Tennant. This army marched through the northern part of Virginia, with the intention of joining with General Andrew Lewis and his army that had moved westward through the central part of Virginia. Gen¬ eral Lewis and his army met and defeated the Indians at Point Pleasant before the northern army could reach them.
Peter Haught II. also served as Indian Spy under Captain Michael Catt, in General McIntosh’s Campaign, during the Revolutionary War. He also served under Captains John Minor and James Daugherty in the Virginia troops. He was allowed a pension for his military service; and in 1855 bounty land of 160 acres was given to his minor children, Frances and John Haught.
Peter Haught II made improvements on lands on the headwaters of Statler’a Run, in 1776, and was granted a certificate for 400 acres.
He married Christenia Yeager in 1777, and settled on His grant of land, near the settlement of his brother-in-law, Richard Tennant.
3 Peter Haught II Christenia Yeager Sarah Jones
7— Catherine Haught-Joseph Tennant
8— Peter Haught 111-Elizabeth Jenkins
9— Barbara Haught-Jacob Moore
10—Tobias Haught-Abigail Moore
Margaret Haught-Jacob Tucker
11—Benjamin Haught-Catherine Shuman
12— Jacob G. Haught-Elizabeth Walker
13— Frances Haught-John Yost 6c Eugene Stull
14— John Haught-Sarah Arnett 6c Lucretia Tennant
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Jacob Henry Haught Mary Cannon
15— J. Cannon Haught-Nancy Eddy
16— Tobias Haught-Cassandra Tennant
1 7—Uriah Haught-Minerva Tennant IS—Jasper Haught-Jemima Floyd
19— Levi Haught-Dorcas Walker
20— Peter Haught-Rachel Wilson Newton Haught
2 I—Acloah Haught-Zephaniah McCoy
22— Christenia Haught-Jacob Varner
Mary Haught
23— Ira Haught-Rhoda Wilson
24— Susan Haught-Jacob B. Haught
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Tobias Haught Catherine Hensel
I25—Tobias Haught Jr.-Lavina Weaver 6c Sarah Fulmer
26— Elijah Haught-Anna Weaver
27— Jesse Haught-Sarah Marix
28— Joseph Haught-Mary A. Dye •
29— Samuel Haught-Susan Barton lohn Haught
31— Jackson Haught-Mariah Powell
32— Levi Haught-Martha M. Haught
33 - Noah Haught-Sarah Eddy
Hensel Haught Susannah Haught
34 -Catherine Haught-Lewis Teema
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Peter Haught, Sr.'s Timeline
| 1725 |
January 1, 1725
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Rotterdam, Government of Rotterdam, South Holland, The Netherlands
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| 1746 |
1746
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Rotterdam, Government of Rotterdam, South Holland, The Netherlands
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1750
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| 1755 |
July 1, 1755
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Moorefield, Hampshire, Virginia, United States
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| 1763 |
1763
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Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States
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| 1767 |
1767
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Fayette, Pennsylvania, United States
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| 1785 |
April 6, 1785
Age 60
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South Branch, Monongalia County, West Virginia, United States
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| 1794 |
May 30, 1794
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Monongalia County, West Virginia, United States
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