[74-3] ANNA HUBNER[E 178], dau Hans and Maria (Scholtz) Hiibner [74], came to Pa. in 1734 with her parents; m CONRAD GROB. There was probably no issue.
Nothing more definite is known concerning Anna Hiibner Grob excepting that her cousin, George Hubner [E 18], remembered her in his will.
“Anne Grobe b Oct. 29, 1728; d Sept. 25, 1800; buried in Leidy Burying Ground.” [Perk. Reg., Vol. I, p 29.] EXTRACT FROM WILL oF GrorceE HEEBNER [17-1] (Translation)
George Heebner’s will dated May 16, 1762, contains the following provision: ‘Item, the said my wife Susannah is likewise to pay unto my deceased Uncles John Heebners’ three children to each of them Hight pounds, Lawful money of Pennsylvania that is to say, I give unto the said my Uncles son John Heebner the sum of Eight Pounds lawful money aforesaid and to his son Melchior Eight pounds Lawful money aforesaid and to his Daughter Ann Grob Eight pounds lawfull money to be paid by the said my wife unto each of them within a years time after my decease.”’
According to the Genealogical Record of 1879, page 320, George Heebner [E 18] and Hans Heebner [E 74] were brothers, but this quotation shows that Hans was an uncle.
“Anna Grob, daughter of Hans Heebner and Maria Schultz, married Conrad Grubb, son of Henry Grubb and Catharine Addis, the latter a daughter of Thomas Addis, a resident of Frederick Twp. Both Conrad and wife, Anna Maria, are buried in the private burying plot on the farm of the late Hon. Samuel Faust.” Tombstone Inscription ‘Hier Ruhet der leib des Verstorben Conrad Grubb Er wurde geboren im Jahr 1715, den 19ten Februaris und ist gestorben den 20ten Merz, 1798. Ist Alt worden 83 Jahr, 1 monath und 10 Tage.” “ANNA MARIA GROBIN 1716 Gstor. 1778 Begraben Marz 26.”
(This Anna Grobin is supposed to be Anna Heebner, daughter of Hans Hiibner [E 74].) [Rev. N. B. Grubdb.]
Parents’ family: [74] Hans Hubner (John Heebner) and Maria Scholtz