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Might I also suggest that you check "Indentured Servant" lists. I know there are several publications out there that list persons who are considered indentured for the time period you

Thank you for that suggestion! I'm sorry I didn't reply earlier—your message went into my Junk file. When I ger my new computer (soon) I will try to figure out how to see all emails and have no Junk

Thank you for writing. I’m pretty sure, if my guy contracted he kept his word because he seems to have married the master’s daughter. A professional genealogist searched in Pennsylvania and found

Thank you for suggestions! I will google Bucks County!

Occasionally apprentice agreements can be found in the pension records of either of their pension records if they found in the Rev. War and lived long enough to earn a pension. These can be found in

Greetings Reading the notice made me wonder do you. Belong to the Berks co. Genealogical Group or PA group for assistance. Did you google to find data or go library to find what their library might

I don't know if any exist, but in my experience many people apprentice with out formal contacts. The only way I have found to reliably know of these contracts, is the

Dear Listers, I have a hunch that my Alexander Klingmann, probably residing in Berks about 1745-1752, may have been apprenticed to Johannes Ehrenhardt in Bucks. Are any apprentice contracts or

Shelly, Thanks for thinking of me, but I do not know how either of these Heitz fit into my line. I have two Heitz: Laurence and his daughter Alexa who was probably born around 1975, as she was

I have an old photograph of Charlie & Lizzie HEITZ which was taken at the New York Gallery in Reading, PA. Lizzie is identified as "Aunt Lizzie". Ordering information is also written on the back

I have an old studio photograph identified as Anna RIDER which was taken at the F. A. Trader Studio in Emporia, KS sometime in the 1880's. Anna appears to be in her teens at the time the photograph

I have an old studio photograph identified as "Jessie SHERMAN'S Family". The photograph is of three children infant to about 3 years, the oldest a boy and then what appears to be two girls. The

I have an old studio photograph of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas ENCK which was taken at the New York Gallery Studio in Reading, PA sometime in the 1880's. The couple appears to be in their 30's or 40's at the

I have an old studio photograph of Charles BIENEMAN which was taken at the Billinger & Bro. Studio in Shenandoah, PA in the 1890's. Charles appears to be in his teens or 20's at the time the

Do you get any indication of age on either of the passenger lists, Robert and Alice or William? There are Johann Georg Bechtel's to be found on familysearch.org, some born in Baden and some born in

John George Bechtel (c1715 - c1750) is my immigrant ancestor. born in Germany. In Hanover Twp. in 1745. Most bios & trees report that he immigrated in 1743 on ship Robert & Alice. I suspect he

Lila, Thank you for your info & insight into the Klingman family. I have done almost no research on them so far. I certainly understand your issue concerning travel. My husband is 70 & recently had

Dear Sharon, Thank you for your informative message about Mary Anna/ Anna Maria Klingmann. I have looked through my notes, and I have found (up to now) no Bernhard Klingmann in Germany. I have a

Hi Lila, This is all the info I have on Anna Maria (Klingman) Bechtel: Birth - year estimated. First Marriage - "John George [Bechtel] remained at home until he was 26 years old when he immigrated

Sharon, I'm very interested in the Klingman(n) family you mention. My Catharine is spelled with a K and other variations. I'm trying to find Pennsylvania information about the Georg Klingmann and