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Palatinate of the Rhine (14th - 18th C.) |
Nicholas Leyberger was born in about 1707 in Saarland, Lower Palatinate, Germany. In 1727 in Brenschelbach, Lower Palatinate, Nicholas married Maria Catharina Catgaruba b. c. 1710 in Saarland. Lower Palatinate, Germany.
Located between the Main and Upper Rhine rivers and extending south to Switzerland, the Rhenish Pfalz was devastated by wars between Catholic France and Protestant German states, overpopulation, heavy taxation, and exceptionally harsh winters between 1708 and 1719. Conditions were rife for ex-migration. [Palatinate Immigration]
Nicholas and family emigrated on 8/27/1739 to Philadelphia PA aboard the Snow Betsie from Rotterdam, eventually settling in York Co PA where son John was born.
Nicholas and Maria Catharina migrated sometime after 1741 to Frederick Co MD where they died.
Born c. 1707 Saarland, Lower Palatinate, Germay
Married 1727 in Brenschelbach, Lower Palatinate to Maria Catharina Catgaruba b. c. 1710 Saarland, Lower Palatinate, Germany
Emigrated 8/27/1739 aboard the Snow Betsie to Philadelphia PA
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Ship Snow Betsie, Richard Budden (Master) qualified August 27, 1739, from Rotterdam and Deal: Nicolas Leyberger |
6/13/1741 Conewago, York Co PA Record
| Baptism St. Mathew's Lutheran Church, Hanover, York Co
PA: John Ludwig of Nicholas Leienberger, born 10 Nov 1743, baptized January 1744 Witnesses: Ludwig Salomon Muller and wife Anna Barbara. |
Migrated after 1741 to Frederick Co MD
Died c. 1765 Frederick Co MD
1. Nicholas Lybarger b. c. 1733 Brenschelbach, Lower Palatinate, Germany
Born c. 1735 Brenschelbach, Lower Palatinate, Germany
Married c. 1758 in Pennsylvania to Barbara Lybarger b. c. 1736
1776 Revolutionary War Service: Ludwig Lybarger 4th Co, 1st Bn PA Militia
1/19/1785 Bedford Co PA Land Record: Lyberger, Ludwig, 100 a., Jan. 19, 1785
2/4/1819 Bedford Co PA Land Record: Lyberger, Ludwig, 170 a., Feb. 4, 1819
1820 Bedford Co PA Census: LIABERGER Ludwick, Sr.
Died 8/1827 Bedford Co PA
Buried Lybarger Cemetery, Madley PA
Barbara died 12/1828 Bedford Co PA
Christened 6/13/1741 Conewago, York Co PA
1776 Revolutionary War Service: George Lybarger 4th Co, 1st Bn PA Militia
Died 7/10/1788 Bedford Co PA
Buried Lybarger Cemetery, Madley PA