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Notes for JOHANNES ROTHROCK:
Johannes Rothrock immigrated to America in 1736 Ship "Harle" proceeded in 1733 by sons, Phillip Jacob and Johannes. The second arrival of Rothrocks at Philadelphia is recorded in Vol. II, page 154-161, "Pennsylvania German Pioneers", published by the Pennsylvania German Society, a three volume compilation of "Ship Lists".
He had 14 children
Year of Census Johannes Rothrock 1733 Philadelphia Co. Pa
1736 [Genealogy.com, LLC WFT Vol. 46, Ed. 1, Tree #2046, Date of Import: Mar 27, 2001]

Brøderbund WFT Vol. 40, Ed. 1, Tree #1410, Date of Import: Mar 29, 2001]
Johannes was born in Leiselheim, Near Worms, and immigrated in 1736 on the HARTE, arriving in Philadelphia on September 1. His two oldest sons Philip Jacob and John , had immigrated in 1733, on the ship Mary. The ships passengers do not include his wife Anna Margaretha, leading to believe that she died before he immigrated. There is evidence that she was alive in 1730, however. Phillip, Jacob, John and Johann Georg all retained the Rothrock spelling. Descendants of the younger sons, Ludwig and Andrew (Andreas) are named Roderick, Rodruck, or Rodrick.Johns name my have been Johann Jr. Wife ?? Anna Margaretha may have been his daughter who came over on the Harle with him???Anna Margaretha is listed on the Harle as 19 years old.[Genealogy.com, LLC WFT Vol. 51, Ed. 1, Tree #2205, Date of Import: Mar 31, 2001]
Johannes(1) Rothrock immigrated to the America in 1736 with his wife and younger children on the ship Harle. He had sent Phillip Jacob and Johannes, Jr. ahead in 1733 on the ship Mary
In German Rothrock means "red-coat", Roth being an obsolete form of rot-red. The "h" was silent, and the name was pronounced in Palatine German similar to the English phonetic sound "ROAD-TRUCK", or ROAD-TRICK". The older sons of Johannes kept the Rothrock spelling except John who used Rodrock; Ludwig used Roderick and Andrew used Rotruck,
The complete story may be found in RODERICK GENEALOGY, 2nd Edition, 1999, by David Paul Roderick, Carlsbad, California. The book covers the descendants of Ludwig Roderick and Andrew Rotruck.
Source:
Pennsylvania German Pioneers, Ralph B. Strassburger and William J. Hinke, Vol. 1, pp. 130-132; 154-161.
Rothrock Genealogy, 2nd Edition, 1984, Henry Shirley Rothrock
At the courthouse of Philadelphia, September 1, 1736
"One hundred fifty-one foreigners from the Palatinate and other places, who, with their families, making in all three hundred eighty=eighty persons, were imported here iin the ship Harle, Ralph Harle, master, from Rotterdam, but last from Cowes, as by clearance thence, were this day qualified as usual ...Johannes Rothrock...
Absence of the name of Johannes wife indicates she had died, either on the voyage, as many dis, or before. The younger boys were almost certainly on board the Harle but would not have been registered because of their age (Johann George 15, Ludwig 13).
A census record from the city of Worms: which can be dated to the year 1730 contains the following notice: Johannes Rothrock, born here, 46 years old and Margaretha his wife, 40 years old, have six children;: Phillip Jakob 17 years, Johannes 14 years, Anna Margaretha 12 years, Johann Georg 9 years, Ludwig 7 years, Charitas 3 years.

Anna heiratete Rothrock, Johannes um 1712 in Leiselheim, Kreis Worms, Rheinland-Pfalz, Deutschland. Johannes (Sohn von Rothrock, Michel und Rothrock, Agnes - wife of) wurde geboren in 1684 in Leiselheim, Kreis Worms, Rheinland-Pfalz, Deutschland; gestorben in 1743 in , York County, Pennsylvania, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Born: 18 Dez 1713
Burial: Prospect Hill Cemetery York, Yourk, County, Pennsylvania, USA
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Phillip Jacob Rothrock was the eldest of seven known children of Johannes Rothrock (born 1684 at Leiselheim, Germany and died after 1744 at York, York County, Pennsylvania) and Anna Margaretha (Krackel or Ulh?) (b. c1690 or 1688 in Germany, died in Germany or on ship on way to America, c1731-1735). Johannes came to American in 1736 on the ship Harle with his five youngest child, his two eldest children, including Phillip, had proceeded him on an earlier ship. Phillip and his younger brother Johannes (1744-1805) arrived on 29 Ju 1733 aboard the ship (called a Pink) "Mary" of Dublin, out of Rotterdam.
Phillips was described as a glazier (glass worker), yeoman (farmer) and a "gentleman" and ran and held public office.
It has been written (but not proven) that Phillip was, for a time after the Revolutionary War, Commissioner of Printing and Engraving for the United States in Philadelphia, the capitol at the time.
Phillip married Catharina Kuntz (1720-1777) on 22 Mar 1740 in Pennsylvania (probably York County). Phillip and Catharina were the parents of fourteen known children, namely:
1. Jacob Rothrock (1741-1817)
2. Anna Maria Rothrock (1742-young)
3. Johannes Rothrock (1744-1805)
4. Catherine Rothrock (1744-young)
5. Peter Rothrock (1746-1829)
6. Philip Rothrock (1746-1825)
7. George Rothrock (1748-c1800)
8. Valentine Rothrock (1750-young)
9. Valentine Rothrock (1751-1812)
10. Benjamin Rothrock (1753-p1776)
11. Joseph Rothrock (1755-1798)
12. Catherine Rothrock Pentz (1757-1841)
13. Anna Maria Rothrock Meissenkop Berry (1759-p1829)
14. Frederick Rothrock (1760-p1810)
After Catharina died, Phillip remarried to the widow Eleanora Macquinet Galatin (1724-???) on 21 Sep 1781 at York, York County, Pennsylvania.
Sometime late in life Phillip made an extended trip to the Moravian Community at Salem and Friedberg, in North Carolina where his sons Peter, Philip and balentine had moved.
Phillip Jacob and Catherina Rothrock were originally buried at the Gottes Acre Graveyard (Moravian Graveyard) at York, York County, Pennsylvania, but that Graveyard at
Princess and Waters Streets in York, was abandoned, and in 1908 their remains were moved to Prospect Hill Cemetery.
Phillip's will (1798) mentions his eight living sons, Jacob, John, Peter, Phillip, George, Valentine, Joseph and Frederick; and his two living daughters Catharine Rothrock Pentz and Anna Maria Rothrock Meissenkop Berry. It further states that it is not known if the son Benjamin was still living.
Links to Phillip's first wife and three of his fourteen known children are included below.

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Born: August 14, 1714, Leiselheim , Germany;
Notes for PHILIP JACOB ROTHROCK:
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 40, Ed. 1, Tree #1410, Date of Import: Mar 29, 2001]
died at age fifty seven years and six months.
Phillip may have been born in 1713. Phillip Jacob and John (Johann JR) came to Philadelphia on the Mary from Leiselheim in 1733. He came to Pennsylvania and settled first on the Skippack in Philadelphia, Co. Later removed to York PA. The later years of his life were spent in Manchester Township, York Co. PA. He was one of the founders of the Moravian Church at that place, and was a Moravian Preacher in York PA. He was interested in the Moravian Congregations throughout PA. He was active in politics. He gave information with regard to various political occurrences and discovered a plot of the Tories against the town of York in 1778. In 1774 he served as Judge of Elections held in York, and was united by Brother Spangenberg of the Moravian congregation in marriage to Catherine. She came to America in 1726 from the Pflatz. Philip was appointed commissioner to recruit soldiers for the Revolutionary War. He was appointed Commissioner of Printing and Engraving on September 30, 1777 to June 17, 1778. As commissioner he engraved and printed the nations currency. Phillip Jacob and his son John (1744-1805) operated a printing press of the Philadelphia firm of Hall and Sellars. Phillip,s name appears on a Two-Thirds Note dated February 17, 1778. He served as commissioner after the Revolutionary War. He made several extended trips to N.C., but returned to P.A. in his old age, and died there in 1803. His first wife, mother of all his children, was Catharina Kuntz, who died in 1777. His second marriage is recorded in York Moravian Church 1781, to Elenora Galatin, widow of Manheim. Phillip is buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery. "Colonial Families of the United States of America: Volume 7"Phillip Jacob and Johannes came to America on Ship "Mary"
Phillip Jakob had 3 Wife
Katherina Kuntz Married 22 March 1740
Eleanor Maquinet Galatin married 20 Sept 1781 at First Moravian Church in York Co. Pa.
Immigrated 1733. Farmer and businessman at York, Pennsylvania
Came to Pennsylvania in 1733, and settled on the Skippack, in Philadelphia County, and later removed to York County.

Philip heiratete Kuntz, Catharina am 22 Mrz 1739 in ,,, Deutschland. Catharina (Tochter von Kuntz, Hans Peter und Welsch, Anna Catharina) wurde geboren am 22 Mrz 1720 in Rothenbach, Westerwaldkreis, Rheinland-Pfalz, Deutschland; gestorben am 10 Nov 1777 in ,, Pennsylvania, USA; wurde beigesetzt in York, York County, Pennsylvania, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

Philip heiratete Galatin, Eleanor Marquinet am 20 Sep 1781 in York, York County, Pennsylvania, USA. Eleanor wurde geboren geschätzt 1723; und gestorben. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Peter heiratete Mueller, Catharina am 9 Okt 1770 in York, York County, Pennsylvania, USA. Catharina (Tochter von Mueller, Jacob und Staud, Anna Elisabeth) wurde geboren am 21 Apr 1749 in , Berks County, Pennsylvania, USA; gestorben am 3 Sep 1803 in , Davidson County, North Carolina, USA; wurde beigesetzt in Friedberg Moravian Gods Acre, Winston-Salem, Davidson County, North Carolina, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Philip Rothrock wurde in Manchester Township, York County, Pennsylvania, geboren. Er war ein Zwilling, der Bruder von Peter Rothrock (1746–1829). Philip und Peter waren das fünfte und sechste von vierzehn bekannten Kindern von Philip Jacob Rothrock (1713–1803) und Katherina Kuntz (1720–1777), die am 22. März 1740 in Pennsylvania heirateten. Nach Katherinas Tod heiratete Philip Jacob am 21. September 1781 Eleanora Macquinet Galatin (1724-???) in York, York County, Pennsylvania.
Philip Jr. heiratete Eva Elizabeth Weller (1749-1839) im Oktober 1769 in Yorktown, York County, Pennsylvania. Die Familie verließ York County, Pennsylvania am 3. Mai 1773 und zog in das heutige Forsyth County, North Carolina. Sie hatten zehn bekannte Kinder, neun Jungen und ein Mädchen.

Philipp heiratete Weller, Eva Elisabeth geschätzt 1773. Eva (Tochter von Weller, Georg Mathias und Koerber, Anna Eva) wurde geboren am 5 Jun 1749 in York, York County, Pennsylvania, USA; gestorben am 28 Mrz 1839 in Friedland, Forsyth County, North Carolina, USA; wurde beigesetzt in Friedberg, Forsyth County, North Carolina, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Burial: Friedberg Moravian Church Cemetery Winston-Salem, Davidson County, North Carolina, USA
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Jacob Rothrock was the eldest of eleven known children of Peter Rothrock (1746-1829) and Catharine Mueller (became Miller) Rothrock (1749-1803), who married on 09 Oct 1770 at York, York County, Pennsylvania. The family moved to the Moravian settlement of Friedberg, then in Surry (area became Stokes County and then Forsyth County) County, North Carolina in 1771.
Jacob married Esther Zeigler (Ziegler) (1777-1845) on 05 Nov 1799 at Friedberg, Stokes (now Forsyth) County, North Carolina. Jacob and Esther were the parents of nine known children, five boys and four girls, namely:
1. Catherine Rothrock (1802-1803)
2. Johann/Johannes Jonas Rothrock (1804-1807)
3. Maria Magdalena Rothrock Thomas (1806-p1890)
4. Jacob (John) Rothrock (1808-1835)
5. Samuel Rothrock (1809-1894)
6. Christina Rothrock Beckerdite (1813-1853)
7. Ludwig (Lewis) P. Rothrock (1814-p1870)
8. Salome Rothrock Peeler (1816-1910)
9. Adam Bennett Rothrock (1820-1891)
The burial locations for three of the nine known children are not known: Maria Magdalena Rothrock (1806-past 1890) who married Hezekiah Thomas (1805-1890) and lived in Forsyth County, North Carolina; Jacob (sometimes called John?) Rothrock (1808-1835) who moved to Indiana (Bartholomew County?) and died there; and Ludwig (Lewis) P. Rothrock (1814- past 1870) who moved to Carroll County, Tennessee.
Links to Jacob's parents, wife, and six of his nine known children are included below.

Jacob heiratete Ziegler, Esther am 1 Nov 1799 in , Stokes County, North Carolina, USA. Esther (Tochter von Ziegler, Georg Jacob II. und Basch, Anna Maria) wurde geboren am 17 Nov 1777 in , Shenandoah County, Virginia, USA; gestorben am 22 Aug 1845 in ,,, USA; wurde beigesetzt in Friedberg Moravian Gods Acre, Winston-Salem, Davidson County, North Carolina, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Burial: Friedberg Moravian Church Cemetery Arcadia, Davidson County, North Carolina, USA
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Anna Maria Rothrock was the second of eleven known children of Peter Rothrock (1746-1829) and Catharine Mueller (became Miller) Rothrock (1749-1803), who married on 09 Oct 1770 at York, York County, Pennsylvania. The family moved to the Moravian settlement of Friedberg, then in Surry (area became Stokes County and then Forsyth County) County, North Carolina in 1771.
Anna married Jacob Reich (1770-1827) in Feb 1796 at Friedberg, Stokes (now Forsyth) County, North Carolina. Anna and Jacob were the parents of seven known children, four girls and three boys, namely:
1. Johanna Salome Reich (1797-???)
2. Philip Reich (1799-1870)
3. Benjamin Reich (1801-1863)
4. Anna Maria Reich (1805-???)
5. Johann (John) Peter Reich (1808-1883)
6. Elizabeth Reich (1809-1811)
7. Catherine Reich Weavil (1812-1883)
The burial locations for the daughters Johanna and Anna are not known. It is presumed they died young, though there are no records attesting to this in the Moravian Archives.
Links to Anna's parents, husband, and four of her seven known children are included below.

Anna heiratete Reich, Jacob in Feb 1796 in Friedberg, Forsyth County, North Carolina, USA. Jacob (Sohn von Reich, Christoph und Lehmann, Veronica) wurde geboren am 6 Mai 1770 in , Orange County, North Carolina, USA; gestorben am 15 Jun 1827 in , Forsyth County, North Carolina, USA; wurde beigesetzt in Arcadia, Davidson County, North Carolina, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Burial: Moravian Cemetery Hope, Bartholomew County, Indiana, USA
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Familie/Ehepartner: Essex, John Sr.. John (Sohn von Essig, Joseph) wurde geboren am 7 Dez 1771 in , Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA; gestorben am 27 Okt 1871 in , Bartholomew County, Indiana, USA; wurde beigesetzt in Moravian Cemetery, Hope, Bartholomew County, Indiana, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

Eva heiratete Sides, John Phillip Christoph geschätzt 1798. John (Sohn von Seitz, Johann Michael und Rominger, Philippina Elisabeth) wurde geboren am 8 Mai 1767 in Friedland, Forsyth County, North Carolina, USA; gestorben am 26 Nov 1844 in Friedland, Forsyth County, North Carolina, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Burial: Gum Creek Cemetery (Old) Tremont, Itawamba County, Mississippi, USA
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Familie/Ehepartner: Schneider, Rebecca. Rebecca (Tochter von Schneider, Cornelius und Ebert, Christina Caritas) wurde geboren in 1801 in , Forsyth County, North Carolina, USA; gestorben in 1867 in ,,, USA; wurde beigesetzt in Tremont, Itawamba County, Mississippi, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Gertrude Essex, Ehefrau von Thomas A. Ziegler
Geboren am 2. Dezember 1815 in der Nähe von Salem, NC – gestorben in Hope, IND, 26. Dezember 1897 – 82 Jahre alt, 24 Tage alt.
Nachruf (Name der Zeitung unbekannt) lautet:
Frau Gertrude Zeigler starb am Samstagabend nach kurzer Krankheit im Haus ihrer Tochter Frau George Bruner in der North Walnut Street im Alter von 82 Jahren und 24 Tagen. Die Trauerfeier wurde gestern Nachmittag von Pfarrer C. A. Haebuie in der Mährischen Kirche im Beisein einer großen Zahl von Verwandten und Freunden abgehalten. Die sterblichen Überreste wurden auf dem Mährischen Friedhof beigesetzt. Bestattungsunternehmer von Philip Spaugh.
Gertrude Henrietta Essex, Tochter von John und Catherine Essex, wurde am 2. Dezember 1815 in Stokes County, North Carolina, geboren. Sie verbrachte ihre Jugend in diesem County, besuchte die Schulen und wuchs zur Frau heran. 1835 zog sie mit ihren Eltern nach Bartholomew County und ließ sich in der Nähe von Old St. Louis nieder. Sie war am 1. Mai 1836 mit Thomas A. Zeigler verheiratet. Diese Ehe war mit der Geburt von vier Söhnen und sieben Töchtern gesegnet, von denen die meisten drei Söhne und vier Töchter noch ihre Eltern überleben.
Im Jahr 1837 zogen Thomas Zeigler und seine Frau nach Missouri, wo sie sich der Landwirtschaft widmeten und etwa ein Jahr dort lebten, bevor sie nach Bartholomew County, Indiana, zurückkehrten. Sie widmeten sich der Landwirtschaft und der Erziehung ihrer Kinder, als sie 1858 nach Olney, Illinois, zogen, wo sie sich der Landwirtschaft widmeten und bis zum Herbst 1860 blieben, als sie in diese Grafschaft zurückkehrten und ihrem gewohnten Beruf nachgingen.
1861 zog die Familie zurück nach Olney, Illinois, und blieb dort bis 1864, dann zog die Familie zurück in den Bartholomew County, wo sie sich der Landwirtschaft widmete und bis zu Herrn Zeiglers Tod am 3. Oktober 1869 lebte.
In den letzten dreizehn Jahren lebte Frau Zeigler die meiste Zeit bei ihrem Sohn Martin J. Zeigler in der Nähe von Thorntown, Indiana. Frau Zeigler war eine Schwester von Thomas Essex, Lewis Essex und Frau Lucy Hackstin und ist das letzte Mitglied der alten Essex-Familie. Sie war eine Frau mit vielen hervorragenden Eigenschaften, von freundlichem Wesen, eine gute Ehefrau, eine liebevolle und hilfsbereite Mutter und eine sanftmütige und demütige Christin, die ihre Religion zu einem Teil ihres Lebens machte.
Sie hinterlässt drei Söhne und vier Töchter, die um den Verlust einer guten und freundlichen Mutter trauern, während 26 lebende Enkelkinder und 14 verstorbene Kinder sowie 27 lebende Urenkel und fünf verstorbene Kinder ihre Liebe und Zuneigung geteilt haben.
„Tante Trautle“, wie sie von Alt und Jung in dieser Gemeinde liebevoll genannt wurde, kümmerte sich stets freundlich und mütterlich um die Angelegenheiten aller ihrer Nachbarn und Freunde, und ihr Rat wurde von allen hoch geschätzt und geschätzt. Sie war ein treues und beständiges Mitglied der Mährischen Kirche und eine christliche Frau mit edlem Herzen, deren Verlust alle spüren werden, die sie kannten.

Familie/Ehepartner: Ziegler, Thomas Alexander. Thomas (Sohn von Ziegler, Johann Daniel und Rominger, Anna Maria) wurde geboren am 12 Jan 1816 in , Rowan County, North Carolina, USA; gestorben am 3 Okt 1869 in , Bartholomew County, Indiana, USA; wurde beigesetzt in Moravian Cemetery, Hope, Bartholomew County, Indiana, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

Johannes heiratete Hitchcock, Mathilda geschätzt 1825. Mathilda wurde geboren am 3 Nov 1801 in , Forsyth County, North Carolina, USA; gestorben am 18 Mai 1852 in , Stokes County, North Carolina, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]