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About Johann Valentin Veltin Froelich
"Immigrated to US 15 July 1709 Captain John Encrist's Ship, Rotterdam, Holland and was naturalized as a citzen of the US on 7 September 1715 in Kingston, NY. "?
How can JVH be "naturalized" as a US citizen sixty-one years before the Declaration of Independence? In 1715 no United States exists, much less any idea of naturalization.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~bigchipchipbabychip/Fralic...
Johann "Valentin" Frolich, b. 1680 in Mannweiler, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany, d. Abt 1726 Ulster County, NY and was buried in Katsbaan, NY. Immigrated to US 15 July 1709 Captain John Encrist's Ship, Rotterdam, Holland and was naturalized as a citzen of the US on 7 September 1715 in Kingston, NY. Starting in October 1710, he resided in West Camp, Ulster Co, NY. He married Anna Appollonia Rapp on 29 January 1704 in Deilkirchen, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany. Anna was baptized on 22 Jan 1682 in the Reformed Church, Oberndorf, Germany, daughter of Hans Peter Rapp and Anna Margretha Sontag5.
Kids:
Charlotte Amalia Freligh, christened 14 December 1704 in Mannweiler, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany, married Michael Kranz, 12 September 1726, Kingston Reform Church, Ulster Co, NY.
Maria Margaretha Frolich, born 1710 in New York, died in 1736 in New York
Johannes Valentin Frolich, born 10 February 1713, Lunenburgh, Greene County, NY, married Maria Anna Margretha Lehman (b. 21 Sept 1715 in West Camp, Ulster Co, NY, christened 14 January 1729 Loonenburgh, Greene County, NY) on 1 April 1734 in Loonenburgh, Greene County, NY
Johannes Bernard Frolich, b. 3 January 1717 in New York, married Lydia DeLange after 1737.
Sailed to North America July 15, 1709 from Holland.
Diekirchen is located about 3 miles west of Mannheim, Bayern, Germany.
Valentin was on the New York subsistence lists in 1710.
VALENTIN FROLICH - first of the FROELICH family in America, Valentin was one of the 1710 Palatine immigrants from Germany (see Jones' "The Palatine Families of New York" for more on early generations). He had sons HENRICH (bp 1708, m 1726 ELISABETH CATH. SNYDER dau of William), JOHANNES (b 1713, m 1734 MARGARET LEHMAN dau of Clement), and BERNHARD (b 1717, m 1743 LYDIA DE LANGE) and it appears that many offspring of his son John moved to the Mohawk Valley.
http://www.fortklock.com/knittleholland5.htm
Embarkation List from Holland
Fifth Party-Embarked July 3 to July 10, Sailed July 15, 1709
Frolug, Valentyn & vrouw, 2 ch
Mattys, Peter & vrouw, 5 chMattys, Webbers
THE NEW YORK SUBSISTENCE
Frolich, Valentin 2-2, 2-2 1710 and 1712.. This means Martin and Charlotte as the children.
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db...
ID: I520331969
Name: Johann Valentin FROLICH
Given Name: Johann Valentin
Surname: Frolich
Sex: M
Birth: in Mannweiler, Germany?
Death: in NY, USA?
Father: Johann Henrich FROLICH b: Abt 1651 in Obendorf, near Mannweiler, Germany
Mother: Anna Margaretha I FROLICH
Marriage 1 Anna Apollonia RAPP *OR* RAPPIN b: in Germany
Married: 29 Jan 1703/1704 in Dielkirchen, Germany
Children
Charlotte Amalia FRELIGH *OR* FROLICH b: 1704 in Mannweiler, Germany
Hendrick OR Henry FRELIGH *OR* FROLICH b: 1708 in Mannweiler, Germany
Johannes (b. 1713) FRELIGH *OR* FROLICH b: 26 Feb 1712/1713
Johann Bernhard *OR* Barent FRELIGH *OR* FROLICH b: 3 Jan 1716/1717 in Colonial United States, probably NY
He emigrated to US 15 July 1709 on Captain John Encrist's Ship, Rotterdam, Holland, and was naturalized as a citzen of the US on 7 September 1715 in Kingston, NY. Starting in October 1710, he resided in West Camp, Ulster Co, NY.
15 July 1709, Captain John Encrist's Ship, Rotterdam, Holland, "Valentin and his family sailed from Rotterdam, Holland, on 15 July 1709 destined for London, England ... " per Freligh Genealogy, sent to me Jan 28, 2003 by Theodore Overbagh. "Valentin and Anna Apollonia were reported joining the Palatine Emigration on Captain John Encrist's ship in Holland in 1709 (Rotterdam Lists)" - per "Fraleigh Family History 1650 - 1993", Researched & written by Charles H. Fraleigh, Co-written & edited by D. Fraleigh
15 July 1709, Mannweiler, Pfolz, Germany, "Brothers Valentin and Stephanus Fraleigh from Mannweiler (Pfolz) Germany, sailed July 15, 1709; name on ships list: Frolug." from Chart in Fralick file in L & A Arhives, Napanee, transcribed July 25, 2002.
June 1710, West Camp, New York, U.S.A., "Ten boats left England with up to 4000 Germans. The overcrowded conditions were appalling. They departed December 25, 1709 and reached New York June 1710. Seventeen hundred died at sea or soon after arrival in New York. The surviors were encamped in tents on Governor's Island where they remained until late autumn. Fourteen hundred were then moved 100 miles up the hudson to Livingston Manor in the East Bank and West Camp on the West Bank of the Hudson River where they were immediately forced to build small log huts in which to spend the winter." per "Fraleigh Family History 1650 - 1993", Researched & written by Charles H. Fraleigh, Co-written & edited by D. Fraleigh
- Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy: May 27 2019, 21:53:13 UTC
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Johann Valentin Veltin Froelich's Timeline
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1680
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Mannweiler, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany
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1699
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Dielkirchen, Donnersbergkreis, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
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December 14, 1704
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Mannweiler, Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany
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December 14, 1704
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Mannweiller, Bayern, Pfalz, Germany
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April 15, 1708
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Mannweiler, Pfalz, Bavaria, Germany
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April 15, 1708
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Mannweiler, Rockenhausen, Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany
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July 15, 1709
Age 29
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Germany To NY
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1710
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Province of New York
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