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Balthasar Schultz and Anna Yeakel [149-2]

Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families (1923), page 1186 · PDF page 1307

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[149-2] BALTHASAR SCHULTZ, b Apr. 23, 1744; d Apr. 12, 1813; s George and Anna (Hoffman) Scholtze [149-1]; m Nov. 24, 1768, by Rev. Christopher Schultz, to ANNA YEAKEL, b June 25, 1743; d Sept. 8, 1799; dau Balthasar and Barbara (Warmer) Yeakel [38-3]. Balthasar Schultz was a farmer and lived on a fine farm on the Hosensack Creek, Upper Hanover Twp., Pa. Balthasar, or Balzer Schultz, as he wrote his name, wrote out a conversation between himself and George Carl Stocks, one of the teachers of the ‘‘Hosensack Academy,” which took place while on a journey to Phila., on June 15,

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1792. This document is preserved in the 8. H. L. and is the most laudatory encomium on the Schwenkfelders that was ever written. [Cf. “The Hosensack Academy,’ Schwenkfeldian, Vol. VIT, p 179.]

Children (8):

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1. Barbara, b Nov. 28, 1769; d May 12, 1860; m Christopher Yeakel.

[149-5]

2. George, b June 28, 1771; d Sept. 3, 1847; m Barbara Yeakel.

[149-6]

3. Andrew, b Aug. 18, 1773; d May 9, 1818; m Rosina Snyder.

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4. Eve, b June 23, 1775; d Apr. 9, 1822; m Jacob Snyder. .

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5. Matthias, b Feb. 20, 1777; d Jan. 30, 1855; m Christina Yeakel.

[149-8]