Conrad Kemper Brumbach (Brumbaugh)

Conrad Brombach (later spelled 'Brumbaugh') was born ca. 1735 in Müsen, Siegen-Wittgenstein, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. He and his younger brother, Johannes, arrived at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on October 7, 1765, on the ship "Countess of Sussex," piloted by Capt. Thomas Gray from Rotterdam.

The information below is very questionable - what is its basis when Conrad Brombach signed his name when debarking from the ship "Countess of Sussex" that is known to be how he emigrated to America? See Pl. 99 by p. 350 in the 1913 Brumbach genealogy book. for verification of the above information as it applies to the Conrad Brombach who is the ancestor of many descendants of this genealogical listing. Also, can someone verify the addition of Conrad's mother's maiden name "Kemper" as being his middle name. This usage is not shown in any other sources.

Martin Schmidt

Christian Hauss

Jacob Kapp

Martin Frey

Martin Behr

Philip Behr

Jacob Dieterich

Johannes Burgholdter

Samuel Funck

Christian Burgholdter

Andreas Friederich

Christoffel Dieterich

Jacob Burgholdter

Henrich Keller

Adam Eckel

Jacob Meyer

Henrich Frey

Johannes Krebull

Jacob Raumann

Ulerich Wissler

Jacob Wissler

Henrich Kuny

Joh. Michael Meyer

Sebastian Nill

Ludwig Schehlman

Johann Christian

Josue Dedie a

Jean Dedie a

Abraham de Roche a

Jean Jaque Etienne a

Jean Richar Vierisard a

William Hagher *

David Vohl

Rudolph Kaphffer

Henry Stephan

Georg Michel Hertle

Job. Thomas Metzler

Melchior Metzler

Jacob Sandemeyer

Christian Schneider

Conrad Brombach

Johannes Brombach

Andreas Hubert

Joh. Christ. Schonfelder

Frantz Carl Beaujacque

Job. Leonhard Hirsch

Johan Theodor Hofius

Joh. Jacob Scheppach

Joh. Gottlieb Ponce sen.

Joh. Gottlieb Ponce jr.

Job. Henrich Bender

Joh. Henrich Hepde ?

Johan Henrich Mell

Joh. Christoph Schultz.

a - Swiss French Protestants

From original German signature unless marked with *

• From name written by clerk

? Original German signature difficult to decipher

Source: A Collection of upwards of Thirty Thousand Names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other Immigrants in Pennsylvania From 1727 to 1776; Prof. I. Daniel Rupp, Second Revised Edition, 1876, Philadelphia.

He served in the military in 1780

REVOLUTIONARY SERVICE OF " CONRAD BRUMBOUGH"

Harrisburg, Pa., Dec. 10, 1906.

To Whom it May Concern:

I hereby certify that the name of Conrad Brumbough appears as that of a Private on a Class Roll of Captain John Orbison's Fourth Company, Fourth Battalion of Cumberland County Militia--Commanded by Colonel Samuel Culbertson, August 21st 1780.

See p 767, Vol. 23, Penna Archives, 3d Series.

[Seal] Luther Kelker

Custodian of the Public Records

Pennsylvania State Library.

He died in 1791 near Johnstown, Cambria Co., PA.

He and his brother Johannes (John) arrived at Germantown, Pa., October 7, 1765, on the ship, Countess of Sussex. Parents: Johannes Henrich/Heinrich BRUMBACH/BRUMBAUGH and Anna Julianna/Julianan KEMPER.

Spouse: Anna Christina HISER. Conrad Kemper BROMBACH/BRUMBAUGH and Anna Christina HISER were married on 25 MAY 1767.84 Children were: John B. Hiser BRUMBAUGH, Daniel BRUMBAUGH, Living, Living, Elizabeth BRUMBAUGH, Christiana/Christina/Christena BRUMBAUGH, William BRUMBAUGH, Susan BRUMBAUGH, Lavina BRUMBAUGH, Living, David BRUMBAUGH, George BRUMBAUGH.

This info supplied by Joe Bosserman of Covington, Ohio. John and Christina were his ancestors. John and his brother Johannes (John) arrived at Germantown, Pa., October 7, 1765, on the ship Countess of Sussex. He also served in the US Military in 1780. The following record reads as follows:

REVOLUTIONARY SERVICE OF "CONRAD BRUMBAUGH."

Harrisburg, Pa., Dec.10, 1906.

To Whom It May Concern:

I hereby certify that the name of Conrad Brumbaugh appears as that of a Private on a Class Roll of Captain John Orbison's Fourth Company, Fourth Battalion of Cumberland County Militia-Commanded by Colonel Samuel Culbertson, August 21st, 1780.

See p 767, Vol. 23, Penna. Archives, 3d Series.

(Seal) Luther Kelker

Custodian of the Public Records

Pennsylvania State Library.