[59] DAVID SEIBT (SEIPT)[E 59], b June 14, 1699; d Nov. 24, 1765; s Christopher Seibt of Nieder Harpersdorf; m Aug. 28, 1714, JUDITH REINWALD [E 163], b Apr. 16, 1701; d Sept. 13, 1775; dau Melchior Reinwald; Judith Reinwald was a sister of Barbara [E 125] and Christopher Reinwald [E 44] | Hdrf. Ch. Bk.]. David Seibt lived in Armenruh, Silesia, and came to Pa. in 1734 with his wife and children, and settled in Towamencin Twp., Montg. Co., Pa. [Plate F XV]. David Seibt was naturalized June 21, 1743. Both David Seibt and his wife are buried in Towamencin Schw. Cem. Schneider ins that rs Seibt went to America with three children, but we are able to account for only two. EL ELS. J.
In a letter dated 1774, George Kriebel states that Judith Reinwald Seibt had a sister Barbara, 80 years old [S. H. Z.]. On Dec. 20, 1734 (O.S.), David Seibt wrote a letter to his brother in Germany, in which he describes the voyage to America, his impressions of Pennsylvania, the food, the clergy, things needed on the journey, ete. [S. H. L.]
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