Lt. John Michael Lichtenwalner, Jr.

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Lt. John Michael Lichtenwalner, Jr.

German: LT Johannes Lichtenwalner, Jr.
Also Known As: "Johann", "Lichenwalner", "John", "Lichtenwalter", "Lichtenwallner"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Farm of his Father,, North Whitehall Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, United States
Death: October 30, 1794 (56)
His Farm "Lichtenstein", 958 North Route 100, North-West corner North Route 100 and Lime Street, 1 Mile West of Fogelsville, Upper Macungie Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, 18051, United States
Place of Burial: 5103 Snowdrift Road, Orefield, (Cemetery In Rear Of Church, Now Under Macadam Church Parking Lot), South Whitehall Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, 18069-9513, United States
Immediate Family:

Son of Johannes Michael Lichtenwalner, Sr. and Anna Barbara Lichtenwalner
Husband of Mary Catherine Elizabeth Lichtenwalner
Father of Maria Catharina Leibensperger; John Lichtenwalner, III; Anna Maria Shaffer; Barbara Lichtenwalner; Peter Lichtenwalner and 8 others
Brother of Margeretta Lichtenwalner; Maria Agatha Moser; Johann Tobias Lichtenwalner; Anna Christina Moser; Catharina Margaretta Lichtenwalner and 1 other

Occupation: Farmer; Distiller
Managed by: Private User
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About Lt. John Michael Lichtenwalner, Jr.

A Patriot of the American Revolution for PENNSYLVANIA with the rank of LIEUTENANT. DAR#A070270



Johann Lichtenwalner Jr., the common ancestor of the Pennsylvania family of that name, was born June 29, 1738, on the Lichtenwalner homestead. When twenty-five years of age, he married Catharina St?ler, daughter of Daniel Stetler, who was one of the pioneers of Weisenburg township. He resided during his whole life, in the stone house erected before his father's death in place of the original log house on the old homestead. He inherited 413 3/4 acres of land from his father, which lay in a body one mile west of Fogelsville. He evidently was a thrifty farmer, buying one tract after another until he owned, all told, 952 acres of good land in this section of the county. He died Oct. 30, 1794, aged fifty-six years, and was buried in Jordan Lutheran Church cemetery. His widow died eight years later, aged fifty-seven years, and was buried beside her husband. They had twelve children, of whom five sons and five daughters attained old age and left numerous descendants. The children were as follows: Johann (3); George (or "Yarrick"); Peter; Christopher (or "Stoffel"); Jacob; Catharina, m. to Matthias Leibensperger; Anna Maria, m. to George Shaffer; Barbara, m. to Philip Leibensperger; Margaret, m. to Henry Kline; Mary Magdalena, m. to Jacob Fogel; and two who died in infancy. Will (1794): Land: 952 acres = $24,000.00; Personal Property = $13,000.00; Total Estate = $37,000.00 in 1794.

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Lt. John Michael Lichtenwalner, Jr.'s Timeline

1738
June 28, 1738
Farm of his Father,, North Whitehall Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, United States
1765
May 13, 1765
Farm of her Father "Lichtenstein", 958 North Route 100, North-West corner Lime Street, Fogelsville, Upper Macungie Township, Lehigh County, PA, 18051, United States
1766
December 1, 1766
Farm of his father "Lichtenstein", 958 North Route 100, North-West corner Lime Street, Fogelsville, Upper Macungie Township, Lehigh, PA, 18051, United States
1768
September 9, 1768
Farm of her father, "Lichtenstein", 958 North Route 100, North-West corner Lime Street, Fogelsville, Upper Macungie Township, Lehigh, PA, 18051, United States
1772
October 20, 1772
Farm of her father "Lichtenstein", 958 North Route 100, Fogelsville, Upper Macungie Township, Lehigh County, PA, 18051, United States
1774
March 24, 1774
Farm of his father "Lichtenstein", 958 North Route 100, Fogelsville, Upper Macungie Township, Lehigh County, PA, 18051, United States
1775
April 20, 1775
Farm of his father "Lichtenstein", 958 North Route 100, North-West corner Lime Street, Fogelsville, Upper Macungie Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, 18051, United States
1779
November 25, 1779
Farm of her father "Lichtenstein", 958 North Route 100, Fogelsville, Lehigh County, PA, 18051, United States
1781
March 15, 1781
Farm of his Father "Lichtenstein", 958 North Route 100, North-West corner Lime Street, Fogelsville, Upper Macungie Township, Lehigh County, PA, 18051, United States