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A Patriot of the American Revolution for PENNSYLVANIA with the rank of PRIVATE. DAR Ancestor # A042595
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II. Jacob Fretz, b about 1732, d —, m Magdalena Nash, daughter of William Nash, about 1755. They at first lived on a farm in Tinicum Twp. near Erwinna, later known as the Ervine place, he having sold it to a man by the name of Ervin
It afterward came into the hands of the Stovers. After selling his farm near Erwinna, he purchased a farm in Bedminster Twp. where he lived and died, and where his son Joseph (known as "Big Joe") also lived and died, after v/hich it was sold to Isaac Detweiler, and later to Aaron Yerger. The farm originally extended back to the Tohickon. Jacob Fretz and wife in all probability were members of the Mennonite church at Deep Run, and were buried there. C: Elizabeth, Abraham, John, Hannah, Barbara, Magdalena, Jacob, William, Joseph, Isaac.
III. Elizabeth Fretz, b July 1, 1756, d Feb. 13, 1 83 1, m Rev. John Kephart. He was b Feb. 10, 1751, d Aug. 31, 1822. Farmer and minister. Ordained to the ministry of the Mennonite church, and preached at the Doylestown meeting-house, where he and wife are buried. C: (IV) Magdalena, Susan, Elizabeth, Jacob, John, Catharine, Hannah, Abraham, Anna.
III. Abraham Fretz, b Jan. i, 1758, d Feb. 14, 1849, m Elizabeth Harmon, Mar. 14, 1786. She d in 1843. He was a farmer and weaver, and lived in Hilltovvn Twp. During the Revolutionary war he was for three months teamster in the American army, and was present at the battle of Bunker Hill. Menu. C: (IV) Jacob, Susan, John, Catharine, Abraham.
III John Fretz, b Aug. 28, 1763, d Feb. 24, 1842, m Mary Kratz Apr. 15, 1792. She was b Mar. 7, 1770. d July 9, 1849. Farmer; Menn. C: (IV) Magdalena, Rachel, Elizabeth, Abraham, Barbara, John, Mary, Susanna, Lydia. III. Hannah Fretz, d advanced in years. S.
III. Barbara Fretz, d advanced in years.
III. Magdaleua Fretz, d young.
III. Jacob Fretz, (d), m Elizabeth Hiestand about 1803—5. Farmer, Menn. C: (IY) Henry, Eli, Noah, William.
III. William Fretz, b Oct. 22, 1768, (d), m Mary Stover. C: (IV) Joseph, Barbara, Jacob, Magdalena, Catharine. He m second wife Margaret Garges. C: (IV) Eliza. Farmer in Bedminster Twp. Menn.
III. Joseph Fretz, biyyi, d 1823, m Mary daughter of Abraham Souder. Farmer near Stovers' mill, in Bedminster. He was called "Big Joe" to distinguish him from several other Joseph Fretz's. Menn. C: (IV) Elizabeth, Abraham, Catharine, William.
III. Isaac Fretz, b June 11, 1781, d Dec. 27, 1S55, m Mary Mover. She d Mar. 27, 1855, aged 68-7-3. Farmer in Richland Twp. C: (|V) William, Magdalena. pg. 15-16 A brief history of John and Christian Fretz and a complete genealogical family register to the fourth generation, 1904, Fretz, Rev. A. J. (Abraham James), Press of the Evergreen news Milton, NJ.
3. Jacob M. FRETZ Sr. (Johannes Gross FRETZ Jr.7, Johannes S. FRETZ III6, Johannes W. FRETZ Jr.5, Johannes K. FRETZ4, Jacob K. FRETZ3, Jacob W. FRETZ2, Johannes FRETZ1) was born 1732 in Bucks Co., PA, and died 1781 in Bucks Co., PA. He married Magdalena Catherine L. NASH 1755, daughter of William C. NASH and Hannah LINDERMAN. She was born 1736 in Bedminster Twp., Bucks Co., PA, and died in Bedminster Twp., Bucks Co., PA.
Children of Jacob M. FRETZ Sr. and Magdalena Catherine L. NASH are:
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1732 |
1732
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Bedminster, Bucks, Pennsylvania, United States
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1756 |
February 1, 1756
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Tinicum, Bucks, Pennsylvania, United States
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1757 |
February 20, 1757
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Albany, Albany County, NY, United States
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1758 |
January 1, 1758
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Tinicum, Bucks, Pennsylvania, United States
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1763 |
August 28, 1763
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Bedminster, Bucks County, Pennsylvania
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1764 |
1764
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Tinicum, Bucks, Pennsylvania, United States
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1765 |
1765
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Tinicum, Bucks, Pennsylvania, United States
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1766 |
1766
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Bedminster, Bucks, United States
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1768 |
October 22, 1768
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Bedminster, Bucks, Pennsylvania, United States
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