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About Susanna Yager
Biography
Susanna Yager (Klaar) was born circa 1691 in Gemmingen, Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Her parents were Hans Martin Klaar and Maria Barbara Huffman (unk).
Susanna married Philip Joseph Weber (Weaver) on January 26, 1706 in Gemmingen, Baden (now Baden-Württemberg, Germany). Together they had the following 7 children:
- Hans Martin Weber;
- Johann Georg Weber;
- Hans Georg Weber;
- Hans Dieterich Weber;
- Maria Sophia Fleischmann (Weber);
- Hans Georg (Weber);
- Waldburga "Burga" Wilhoit (Weaver);
Susanna married Jacob Crigler before 1721 in Virginia. Together they had the following 5 children:
- Michael Crigler;
- Christopher Crigler;
- Susannah Utz (Crigler);
- Nicholas Crigler;
- Elizabeth Yager (Crigler).
Susanna married Nicholas Yager between 1734 and 1737 in Virginia. No children of this union.
She died after April 6, 1764 in Culpeper (now Madison) County, Virginia.
Per Germanna Foundation: http://germannafamily.org/getperson.php?personID=I044779&tree=tree1
Susanna Klaar
- Birth: 1691 - Gemmingen, Heilbronn, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
- Death: 1764 - Virginia
- Father: Hans Martin Klaar (1665 - 1722)
- Mother: Maria Barbara Hollenbach (Unknown) (1670 - 1734)
- Husband: Phillip Joseph Weber (Weaver) (1687 - 1732)
- Husband: Jacob Crigler (1700 - 1734)
- Husband: Nicholas Yager (1676 - 1764)
Notes
Nicholas Yager died between 18 August 1751 when he served as sponsor at the baptism of Maria Hoffman ("John Hoffman: Records form his Bible, 1663-1813" Beyond Germanna, Volume 11, No. 2, (March 1999): 618) and 6 Apr il when Susannah was mentioned as the widow of Nichlas Yager (Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book D, 495-497).
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Susanna Clore (Klaar) was one tough lady. She immigrated with her husband Phillip Weber (Weaver) with a fairly large contingent of Germans to the Germanna Colony in 1717, embarking 12 July through London. The captain was a thief and was arrested in London. The ship sailed on, only to find that the captain had shorted the supplies. Of the 138 passengers, over 50 died of starvation, many of them children. Susanna Clore was pregnant at the time and gave birth to daughter Wilburga while in transit during that harrowing crossing. She and her husband were indentured to Governor Spotswood upon arrival. Husband Philip was never strong thereafter because of sacrificing for her during the crossing. He died around 1720, while still serviing the indenture and leaving her without substantial means in virtual frontier conditions. She soldiered on alone and remarried twice thereafter, to Jacob Crigler in 1721 at Spotsylvania County and then later, to Nicholas Jager (Yeager).
- Reference: TNG Genealogy - SmartCopy: Jun 19 2021, 15:09:40 UTC
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Susanna Yager's Timeline
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1691
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Gemmingen, Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
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April 26, 1707
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Gemmingen, Baden (now Baden-Württemberg, Germany)
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May 7, 1708
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Gemmingen, Baden, Germany
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May 7, 1709
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Gemmingen, Baden (now Baden-Württemberg, Germany)
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November 8, 1710
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Gemmingen, Baden (now Baden-Württemberg, Germany)
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October 26, 1713
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Gemmingen, Baden (now Baden-Württemberg, Germany)
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December 17, 1715
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Gemmingen, Baden (now Baden-Württemberg, Germany)
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1715
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enroute to U.S.A. (prob)
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1717
Age 26
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Germanna Colonist - she arrived with her first spouse, Phillip Joseph Weber
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