Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families (1923)
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Captain Balthasar Heydrick and Elizabeth Nun [52b-2b]

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[52b-2b] CAPTAIN BALTHASAR HEYDRICK, same as above, m 2d time, ELIZABETH NUN- GESSER, b Mar. 7, 1751; d Feb. 19, 1841.

Children (6):

1. Abraham, b July 10, 1794; d Nov., 1828; unm.
[52b-10]
2. Isaac, b July 9, 1796; d Nov. 24, 1846; m Elizabeth Wasser.
[52b-11]
3. Samuel, b Apr. 10, 1798; d Feb. 1, 1850; m Leanna Kline.
[52b-12]
4. Elizabeth, m David Toole.
[52b-13]
5. Ann, d Feb. 12, 1830; m Henry Baum.
[52b-14]
6. Susanna, b Feb. 23, 1800; m John Croman.

Balthasar Heydrick lived in Flourtown, Montg. Co., Pa., and is buried in Union Cem. at that place. He was a captain in the Revolutionary War. He died insolvent and the settlement of his estate showed numerous notes given by him.

Balser Heydrick, as Captain, signed papers on the following dates: Feb. 14, 1780; Feb. 14, 1780; Feb, 14, 1781.

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“Waynesburg, Mar. 4, 1779, have an opportunity to send with Captain Heydrick of Philadelphia 6000 dollars to Lieut. Col. Farmer.” [Pa. Arch., Vol. 7, p 369.] .

“It is supposed they both (Balthasar Heydrick and his wife of Frederick) were buried in Lower Salford.” [W. A. Y. to C. Heydrick, Jan. 4, 1878.}

“Balthasar Heydrick built a one story log house on the east side of the turnpike in the central part of Flourtown, which was still standing in recent years and was said to be the only log building remaining anywhere in this section of the country.” [Bean— Hist. of Montg. Co., p 1072.]

Children’s own families:

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