Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families (1923)
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George Heydrick and Sarah Flew [52b-5b]

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[52b-5b] GEORGE HEYDRICK, same as above, m 2d time, SARAH FLEW: [Further data unobtainable. |

The only data discovered regarding the above family is found in the will of Andrew Heiberger, of Springfield Twp., Pa. Letters were granted Nov. 17, 1797, to Christian Heiberger of Northampton

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County, Abraham Heydrick of Montgomery County, administrators of Andrew Heiberger, deceased. In addition to the above named two administrators, John Heilich and George Adam Blank, of Montgomery County, were bondsmen. PETITION FOR GUARDIAN

“The Petition of Catherine Heidrick and George Heidrick, grandchildren of Andrew Heiberger, deceased, above the age of fourteen years, respectfully showeth: That your Petitioner’s Grand Father, the said Andrew Heiberger, died sometime since possessed of considerable real estate, part of which falls to the share of your Petitioners who request that the Court ray be pleased to permit them to choose a Guardian or Guardians to take care of their property during the time of their minority and the favour will gratcfully be acknowledged by her Catherine x Heidrich February 10th, 1801. mark George Heydrick

Feb. 10th, 1801, Catherine Hydrich appeared in Open Court made choice of Abraham Heydrich, which the Court approved.” . [#% 7368, Orphans’ Court Docket, Monty. Co.] (J. EB. B.|

“Buried March 15, 1797, Andreas Heyberger in Hockers Begrabnissplatz, 74 years.’

“Married January 2, 1783, Andreas Heyberger Aus Phila. Co. Getraut in Springfield and Catharine Salerin aus Phila. Co. Pfarrer Schmidt.” [Records of St. Michael's Evan. Luth. Church.]