Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families (1923)
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David Shultz [7-6]

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[7-6] DAVID SHULTZ, b Sept. 16, 1763; d 1843; s George and Elizabeth Shultz [7-1]; m

Children (10): [7-24] —s 1. Elizabeth, m John Black:

[7-25]
2. Catharine, m —_-_——— Webb.
[7-26]
3. Margaret, m ——_———— Robinson. (Robertson.)
[7-27]
4. David, m Mary —————
5. George, m
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6. Henry.
7. John.
8. William.
9. Washington.
10. Jacob, dec; m Hannah

The will of David Shultz of Augusta Co., Va., was signed Dec. 26, 1842, and prob. July, 1843. The distribution thereof ‘““T'o my nine children supposed to be now living and the widow, and three children of my deceased son.”” Mentions children as follows: dau Elizabeth Black (wife dec); dau Catharine Webb; dau Margaret Robertson; children of my son David Shultz (wife Mary); sons George, Henry, John, William, Washington, dec son Jacob (children Abraham, David, Peachey) widow remarried

Crum.

My friend David Shultz, Ex.: Witnesses John Black, John B. Shultz, and John C. Hensell. Signed DAVID SHULTZ, SR.

Bondsmen: Peter Rush, Martin Miller. [Will Bk. 25, 176.]

Exec. Sale, Aug. 23, 1843; Plantation on which deceased resided is 4 miles above Greenville, consists of 213 acres cleared land. John Black resides on it; lies on Lexington Road. [Staunton Spectator.]

In official Poll of Presidential electors of Frederick County, Maryland, Nov. 9-12, 1796, is the name of David Shultz. [Brumbaugh-Maryland Records, p 289.]

In the Census of 1810 David Shultz is enumerated with 4 males under 10; 2 males 10-16; 1 male 16-26; 2 males over 45; I female under 10; 1 female 16-26; 1 female over 45.

In 1830—1 male 10-15; 1 male 60-70; 1 female 5-10; 1 female 40-50; 1 female 60-70.

In 1840—1 male 20-30; 1 male 70-80; 1 female 15-20; 1 female 50-60.

Parents’ family: [7-1] George Scholtz

Children’s own families: