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About Johannes Ernst Empie
http://montgomery.nygenweb.net/palatine/stonearhistory.html lists: Johannes Emigen, as one of Stone Arabias earliest Patentee
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Johannes Empey (a.k.a. Johannes Emiger) [http://montgomery.nygenweb.net/palatine/palancestry.html]
'''Emmigration''' to London, England in June of 1709.
He first appears on London lists as son, age 6. Remains with Father Johan Ernst Emichen and Brother Johann Adam, in London for 7 Months, and aboard the Ship Fame (3 Months waiting to Sail and 3 Months to cross Atlantic Ocean)
First appears on Governor Hunters Ration Lists in July, 1710-listed as with his Family, one of 2 persons under 10 years of age.
Johannes becomes a Naturalized Citizen of the Colonial USA on Mar. 13 1715/1716.
Johannes was one of the original Land Patentee`s of Stone Arabia in 1723 / originally receiving Lots #6 and #46. He was 19th on the List and was later alloted Lot#`s 3, 12, 16 18 and 2, First Division.
Johannes and wife, Elizabeth Snell, were still living in Stone Arabia in1744, as Sommers Lutheran Church Records Record the Baptisim of their Daughter- Anna Maria Empey- 1/8/1744 Johannes was installed as a Church Elder on 8/12/1744
His known signatures show as Hannis Empey, Johannes Emiger [http://www.schenectadyhistory.org/resources/mvgw/history/033.html] and Johannes Emge.
Johannes, in 1763, shows as a "Free Holder" in the City of Albany, NY and was made a Juryman., per Dr.Henry Z. Jones
Marriage to Elizabeth Snell- c. 1722.
On June 7 1771, Johannes`s last known acts, before Death, were for Land Transfers- Land Lot #86 of 198 Acres to his son Jacob Empey, who later Dies at Battle of Oriskany.
Present day fact: (as of 5/29/1998)
Helen Abel Empie-Failing owns this home and land with her husband. Part of the original home is still standing and incorporated into the present 2 story frame dwelling. No parts of the old barns remain. When inside this homes kitchen,one can look North out the picture window and view the fertile,rolling fields. The Failing`s are retired and do not farm anymore.However, the fields are rented out to other farmers who still work the land.
'NOTE: a link to what the old stone Church looks like now [http://www.jubileeinitiative.org/sacredstonearabia.html]
- Residence:
Montgomery, New York, USA - Between 1751 and 1914
- Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy: Jul 23 2023, 16:59:47 UTC
Johannes Ernst Empie's Timeline
1702 |
October 11, 1702
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formerly Prussia, Worms, near Wetzlar, Konigsberg, Pfalz, Germany
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October 15, 1702
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Lutheran Church, Worms, near Wetzlar, Konigsberg, Pfalz, Germany
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October 15, 1702
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Worms, Pfalz, Germany
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1709 |
May 6, 1709
Age 6
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age 6; With birth family
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1722 |
1722
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Palatine Camp, Stone Arabia, Montgomery, New York, United States
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1726 |
October 11, 1726
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Palatine, Montgomery County, New York, Colonial America
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1728 |
April 29, 1728
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Palatine, Stone Arabia, Montgomery, New York, United States
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1729 |
January 1, 1729
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Palatine, Montgomery, New York
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1730 |
1730
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Ephratah, Fulton County, New York, United States
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