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Samuel Whitaker Pennypacker was born in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania in 1843. He was the son of Isaac A. Pennypacker and Anna Maria Whitaker, and the grandson of Matthias and Sarah Anderson (daughter of Isaac Anderson), and of Joseph and Grace Whitaker. He was the 23rd Governor of Pennsylvania from 1903 to 1907. He married Virginia Earl Broomall in 1870. They had four children. He died at Pennypacker Mills.

3) An address upon the life and services of Samuel Whitaker Pennypacker: Governor of Pennsylvania, President of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania

Author

Carson, Hampton L

Publisher

[publisher not identified]

Pub. Date

1917

Physical Desc

1 online resource (iii, 125 pages) : portrait ; 26 cm

Language

English

4) The Pennypacker reunion, October 4, 1877

Publisher

Davis & Pennypacker

Pub. Date

[1877]

Physical Desc

1 online resource ;

Language

English

Description

Peter Pennebacker, a Mennonite immigrant to Germantown, Pennsylvania, from either Holland or Germany, bought land in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania in 1747. He died in 1770.

5) Jost Hite--from the Neckar to the Shenandoah

Author

Connor, Ralph

Publisher

June B. Barekman

Pub. Date

[1980]

Physical Desc

iii, 34 p. : ill., facsims., maps, ports

Language

English

Formats

Description

Hans (Johann) Justus Heydt (1685-1761) married Annas Maria Merckle in 1704, and they emigrated in 1709 from Germany to Kingston, New York. Descendants lived in New York, Pennsylvania and elsewhere.

6) Joseph Rusling Whitaker, 1824-1895, and his progenitors: a memoir

Author

Microfilm, Online Content

Publisher

Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah

Pub. Date

1949

Physical Desc

on 1 microfilm reel : ill., port. ; 35 mm.

Language

English

Formats

Description

Joseph Whitaker (1755-1838) was born in Leeds, England, the son of James Whitaker and the grandson of Joseph Musgrave, a Scotsman. After a quarrel with his father, Joseph enlisted in the British army on its way overseas to fight in the American colonies, and he fought in much of the Revolutionary War. He deserted the British army, and moved the border between Berks and Chester Counties in Pennsylvania. There he married Sarah Updegrove, a Pennsylvania...

7) The Keyser family: descendants of Dirck Keyser of Amersterdam

Author

Keyser, Charles S

Publisher

William F. Fell

Pub. Date

1889

Physical Desc

161 p., [20] leaves of plates : ill., coats of arms, facsims., ports.

Language

English

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Description

Dirck Keyser was born in 1635 in Amsterdam. He was a Mennonite and married twice. He immigrated in 1688 via New York to Germantown (now part of Philadelphia). He died in 1714.

8) Martz/Pennypacker book: my Mertz/Martz and Pannebecker/Pennypacker ancestors : the descendants of Henry Mertz and Hendrick Pannebecker in Pennsylvania, Iowa and California

Author

Fackler, Forrest Louis

Publisher

F.L. Fackler

Pub. Date

2010

Physical Desc

on 1 CD-ROM

Language

English

Formats

CD-Rom, Online Content

Description

Daniel Franklin Martz, son of Isaac Martz and Mary Magadlena Emerick, was born in 1856 in Lower Augusta, Pennsylvania. He married May Pennypacker, daughter of Jeremiah Pennypacker and Jane Rebecca Adams, in 1884 in Shamokin, Pennsylvania.

9) Hendrick Pannebecker, surveyor of lands for the Penns, 1674-1754: Flomborn, Germantown and Skippach

Author

Publisher

Privately printed

Pub. Date

1894

Physical Desc

164 pages including front (coat of arms) plates, portraits, facsimiles, 27 cm

Language

English

10) A genealogy of the Pennypacker family including those bearing the names of Pennybacker, Pennepacker, Pannebecker, Pannebaker and Pennebaker: including also the descendants in the female lines, 1674-1880

Author

Publisher

Digitized by FamilySearch International

Pub. Date

2019

Language

English

11) The home endorsement of Samuel W. Pennypacker: suggested for the Republican nomination for governor of Pennsylvania

Publisher

Pennypacker Campaign Committee

Pub. Date

1902

Physical Desc

1 online resource (22 pages) : portrait

Language

English

12) The pedigree of Samuel Whitaker Pennypacker, Henry Clay Pennypacker, Isaac Rusling Pennypacker, James Lane Pennypacker of Philadelphia: sons of Isaac Anderson Pennypacker and Anna Maria Whitaker

Author

Microfilm, Online Content

Language

English

Formats

Description

Van Slyke, Dorothy Chapman

Henry Pannebecker (1674-1754) married Eve Umstat. Descendants and relatives for five generations lived in Pennsylvania and elsewhere. Through the ancestry of some of these descendants and relatives the Welsh and English ancestry is traced through the Aubrey line back to a century before William the Conqueror. Much of this ancestry is part of the nobility, and some of it lived in France and elsewhere also.

13) Supplement to genealogy of Weiant Pennebaker and his descendants: vol. 2 of Pennebaker & Buckmans, pioneers / by Phyllis Pennebaker Gross

Author

Publisher

D.C. Van Slyke

Pub. Date

1993

Physical Desc

v, 110 leaves

Language

English

Formats

Description

Weiant Pennebaker I (ca. 1717-1795) emigrated from Germany and settled in Upper Hanover Twp., Montgomery Co., Pa. He married Neeltje Holten or Holton ca. 1746. He was naturalized 1761 in Philadelphia. Heinrich Pannebecker or Hendrick Pannebaker (1674-1754) immigrated ca. 1695/99 to Germantown, Pa. from Germany. He married Eva Umstat in 1699 and they settled at Skippack, Montgomery Co., Pa. Includes Panebaker/Panebecker/Pennebaker/Pannabecker/Pannebecker/...

14) Notes of family history: the Anderson, Schofield, Pennypacker, Yocum, Crawford, Sutton, Lane, Richardson, Bevan, Aubrey, Bartholomew, DeHaven, Jermain and Walker families

Author

Sutton, Isaac C

Publisher

Stephenson Bros

Pub. Date

1948

Physical Desc

xi, 210 p. : ill., geneal. tables, ports.

Language

English

Description

Shambaughs International, Inc

James Anderson (b.1690) married Elizabeth Jermain, and immigrated from Scotland to Chester County, Pennsylvania. Descendants and relatives lived in Pennsylvania, Iowa and elsewhere.

15) Shambaugh families newsletter: project of Shambaughs International, Inc

Author

Language

English

Formats

Microfiche, Microfilm

Description

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Shambaugh (and variant spellings) families who came mainly from Denmark, Germany, and Prussia. Some related families came from France. Some Shambaughs settled in Pennsylvania and Virginia in the 1700s. Among the immigrant ancestors featured are: Adolph Schambach who came to America in 1729; and Georg Schambach (Sr.) who came in 1749; and Johann Valentin Schambach. During the...

16) McGaffick family genealogy: primary family names: Cline, Eddy, Fullmer, Goddard, Green, Hutchison, McGaffic, Moore, Myers, Pennypacker, Stewart, Tice

Author

Lyon, Douglas R

Publisher

Genealogical Society of Utah

Pub. Date

2001

Physical Desc

1 v. (various pagings) : ill., geneal. tables, ports.

Language

English

Formats

Description

Verna Bell McGaffic, daughter of Fred William McGaffic and Susan Annie Tice, was born 20 Oct 1917 in Green Township, Beaver County, Pennsylvania. She married Albert Leslie Ferguson, son of Austin Ferguson and Annie Frail, on 29 May 1935 in Wellsburg, Brooke, West Virginia. Albert was born 9 May 1912 in Yellow Creek Township, Columbiana, Ohio. They had 2 children. Verna died 24 Aug 1965 in East Liverpool, Columbiana, Ohio. Her ancestors have lived...

17) An account of twenty-one citizens of West Chester, Pennsylvania, now living, who are more than ninety years old

Author

Philips, George Morris

Publisher

Horace F. Temple, printer

Pub. Date

1919?]

Physical Desc

44 p. : ports.

Language

English

Formats

Description

Also an account of the life and services of General Galusha Pennypacker by Hamilton H. Gilkyson.

18) Custer genealogies

Author

Custer, Milo

Language

English

Description

Rittenhouse Family Association

Paul Kuster (ca.1639-1708) married Gertrud Streyper, and immigrated from Germany to Germantown, Pennsylvania in 1684. Descendants (by the fourth generation, they chiefly spelled the surname Custer) and relatives lived in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana and elsewhere.

19) Rittenhouse family newsletter

Author

Description

Longacre--Longaker--Longenecker Re-union Association

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Rittenhouse (and variant spellings) families who came mainly from England, Germany, Holland, and Scotland. Some focus is on (but not limited to) the families of Wilhelm or William Rittinghausen (1644-1708), of Mülheim, Germany. He married Geertruid Pieters in 1665, and became a citizen of Amsterdam, Holland in 1678. They left Holland in 1688, with their children Nicholaus, Gerhard,...

20) History of the Longacre--Longaker--Longenecker family

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Language

English

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Description