Harman (“Harman”) Fischbach

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Harman swore that he and Kathrina, his wife, both had come to the colony in April 1714. The parcel of land in Germantown lay between Peter Hitt and Tillman Weaver. While the land was held in the names of John Fishback, John Hoffman and Jacob Holtzclaw, an agreement was drawn up that all twelve men were to share the expenses and the land be divided equally among them.

It is believed that Harman Fishback, the son of John Fishback and the nephew of the above Harman, died young. For this reason, it is possible to distinguish between the two men. Harman Fishback, the son of Philipp, of whom this is written, is believed to be the one who contracted a marriage with Mary Neas in 1745. Kathrina, then had died before that date. Harman Fishback, Sr., of Culpeper County and Harman Fishback, his son made deeds for part of the land of Germantown in 1775. It is believed that this was the same Harman Fishback of Nassau-Siegen.

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• http://www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:Hermann_Fischback_%281%29

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• Reference: TNG Genealogy - SmartCopy: Jun 29 2021, 14:02:39 UTC