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About John Jacob Jacques Mickley
per Cheryl Coston:
Suzanne and Louis never came to America. Son, John Jacob, came over and Americanized the name Michelet to Mickley. So Suzanne was never a "Mickley". Her was Suzanne Mangeot Michelet.
Came to America August 28, 1733, and settled near what is now known as Mickleys, Lehigh County, and Married Elizabeth Barbara Burkhalter.
Came to America on the ship Hope of London which departed from Rotterdam, Holland and landed in Philadelphia 8/28/1733. Became a naturalized citizen on August 9, 1761. He was originally interred in the Egypt Cemetery but was re-interred in this cemetery in 1864.
Husband of Elizabeth B. (Burkhalter) Mickley.
Burial: Saint Johns Union Cemetery Mickleys Lehigh County Pennsylvania, USA
John Jacob Jr and his 11 year old son (John Jacob III) are the ones who helped transport the PA State House Bell in 1775. The bell is known as the Liberty Bell today. THe wagon broke down 6 miles from Mt. Zion Reform Church when the axle broke. Another wagon came to get the bell and finish the transport. The Mickley's were members of the Mt Zion Reform Church. The bell was buried under the church's floor boards. This was done prior to the British takeover of Philadelphia in 1775.
Our family, like thousands of other families at this time, can claim relationship to this story through an in-law relationship.
The Ulrich Burkhalter family is not directly related to John Jacob Jr.
Jean Jacques Michelet was my European name. When I came to America on August 28, 1733 I settled in what is now know as Mickeys, Lehigh County. In America I used the name John Jacob Mickley.
Born in Germany. Original name Johan Jacob Mueckli. Came to America on the ship Hope of London which departed from Rotterdam, Holland and landed in Philadelphia 8/28/1733.
John married Elizabeth Burkhalter in 1736 in Whitehall, PA. The 7 known children are as follows:
- -John Jacob Mickley (1737-1808)
- -John Martin Mickley (1745-1830)
- -Magdalena Mickley (1745-1827)
- -John Peter Mickley (1753-1827)
- -John Henry Mickley (1754-1763)
- -Barbara Mickley (1756-1763)
- -Susanne Mickley (b.1758)
Became a naturalized citizen on August 9, 1761. He was originally interred in the Egypt Cemetery but was re-interred in this cemetery in 1864.
Father: Louis Michelete (b. 16 Dec 1675, d. 27 Feb 1750), burial unknown.
Mother: Susanne Mangeot (b. 26 Jun 1679, d. 1710), burial unknown.
- Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Jun 4 2018, 16:09:19 UTC
John Jacob Jacques Mickley's Timeline
1697 |
1697
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Zweibrucken, Germany
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1737 |
December 17, 1737
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North Whitehall Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, United States
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1745 |
March 3, 1745
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Mickleys, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, United States
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1746 |
August 31, 1746
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Whitehall, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, United States
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1753 |
May 29, 1753
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Whitehall, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, United States
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1754
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1756
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1758
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1769 |
August 18, 1769
Age 72
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Whitehall, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, United States
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