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1. Johann Georg1 KRAUSKOPF was born circa 1728 in Darmstadt in the Grand Duchy of Hesse, Germany, and died in Kensington, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania between 23 November 1783, when he signed his will, and 9 December 1783, when it was probated.
Johan Georg was variously seen in records as Johann Georg Krauskob, Jorg Krausskopf, and John George Krauskopf, and in his will as George Krouskup. Once in America the surname spelling Krouskop was eventually adopted by most if not all descendants. For the purpose of this document that spelling will be used from Generation Two onwards.
George, as he came to be known in America, was a member of the German Reformed Church; however his marriages, of which there were three, appear in records of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Philadelphia. He married first 4 January 1756 Maria Christina WALTER, but apparently she died shortly after as on 11 January 1757 he wed Susanna Magdalena BASELER, daughter of Ulrich Baseler. Again, that marriage was short-lived and on 14 March 1758 George married Anna Margretha WILD by whom he had children.
On 8 August 1767 George acted as witness to the will of George Reiss, “fisher,” of the Northern Liberties. George Reiss and his wife Anna Margaretha were named as godparents at the baptisms of George Krouskup’s sons Johann George and Johann Philip, and were sponsors at the baptism of his daughter Maria Catherine.
The German custom of baptizing children with similar names or combinations of the same name creates a great deal of confusion for researchers. The following list of offspring for Johan George KRAUSKOPF and Anna Margretha WILD, all born in Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, is based on christening records of the German Reformed Church in Philadelphia and should not be considered definitive.
2 i. Maria Elizabeth2 KROUSKOP was born 7 December 1758. She was christened 11 December 1758.
3 ii. Margaretta KROUSKOP was christened 22 June 1760. She was referred to as Margaret in her father’s will. Margaret married Conrad MILLER in 1779 in Philadelphia and they were parents of two daughters identified as “Beggy” and “Getty” in George Krouskup’s will in which Margaret specifically received nothing. Instead, a bequest went to these two daughters. They were no doubt the Margaret Miller and Catherine Till who received a portion of George Krouskup’s property on Palmer Street in Philadelphia which was divided among his designated heirs 5 April 1810. Catherine married William Till and Margaret supposedly married Joseph Paxson.
4 iii. Maria Catherina KROUSKOP was christened 10 October 1762. In the division of George Krouskup’s property among his heirs, made 5 April 1810, she was the Catherine Wimer who received a lot on Palmer Street in Philadelphia. According to one source, Catherine may have been married three times, all in Philadelphia: first to John Beamm 9 February 1783, then to John Wimer/Winer in 1810, and lastly to (--?--) Baumm in 1836. No records have been located proving or disputing this claim.
+ 5 iv. Johann George KROUSKOP, born 12 August 1763; married Mary APT; married Mary Jane JONES.
+ 6 v. Anna Maria KROUSKOP, born in 1764; married John FULMER.
7 vi. Johann Philip KROUSKOP was born 17 February 1765 and christened 8 January 1766. He was not a party to the 5 April 1810 division of his deceased father’s property on Palmer Street in Philadelphia, but nevertheless may be the John Crousup found in the Northern Liberties, Philadelphia County in the 1810 federal census. He also may be the John Krouskoup in Colchester Township, Delaware County, New York in the 1800 census, the same location as brother George Krouskoup (see #5 below).
8 vii. Maria Magdalena KROUSKOP was born 28 August 1766 and was christened 14 May 1767. She was not a party to the 5 April 1810 division of her deceased father’s property on Palmer Street in Philadelphia, and is thought to have been deceased.
9 viii. Susanna Margaretha KROUSKOP was born 8 March 1768 and was christened 13 March 1768. She was not a party to the 5 April 1810 division of her deceased father’s property on Palmer Street in Philadelphia, and is thought to have been deceased.
10 ix. Susanna KROUSKOP was born 27 February 1769 and was christened 19 July 1769. She was named as Susannah Rhoadhand in the 5 April 1810 division of her deceased father’s property on Palmer Street in Philadelphia, but her married name was very likely Rotan. It is thought that she married Frederick Rotan in 1789 in Philadelphia and had children Frederick Rotan, Jr., William and Mary Ann. Mary Ann married Samuel Pennington and had a daughter Susan Pennington, born circa 1820, who married Uriah Cox, who was born circa 1818 in England. That couple had a daughter Sallie Cecelia Cox, born in March 1853 in Pennsylvania, who married circa 1882 William Bennett Tuttle who was born in May 1849 in Massachusetts. Sallie and William had a daughter Helen Taylor Tuttle, born in March 1890 in Colorado, who married Dr. Phillip Work, son of Hubert and Laura A. Work, who was born in June 1888 in Colorado. Their children were Susan, Laura and Elizabeth.
5. Johann George2 KROUSKOP (Johann Georg1) was born 12 August 1763 in Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania and was christened 17 June 1764 in the German Reformed Church in that city. He died 22 December 1851 in Jefferson Township, Logan County, Ohio at age 88. George, Sr., as he was known, was buried in Tharps Run Cemetery, Jefferson Township.
George appeared on the federal census of 1800 in Colchester Township, Delaware County, New York and was in Hancock Township in Delaware County in the 1810 census. He and his family went to Logan County around 1812 or 1813 and settled first in a rude village known as Belleville which disappeared once the city of Bellefontaine in Lake Township was formed. At the time of his death George resided in Jefferson Township.
George married first Mary APT in 1782 in Philadelphia. She was born circa 1763 and may have been the daughter of George Appt who was in Northern Liberties, Philadelphia County in the 1790 census. Mary died in New York some time before 1792, the year George married second Mary Jane JONES. Mary Jane was born 1 April 1774 in Goshen County, New York and died 26 July 1851 in Logan County, Ohio at age 77. She was buried in Tharps Run Cemetery. Her father may have been Solomon Jones or David Jones who were witnesses to a deed between George Krouskop, Jr. and George, Sr., and Mary Jane on 8 July 1807.
+ 11 i. George3 KROUSKOP, Jr., born 8 February 1783 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; married Sarah CODDINGTON.
+ 12 i. Sarah3 KROUSKOP, born 18 March 1796 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; married Samuel GILLILAND.
13 ii. Mercy KROUSKOP was born between 1801 and 1810 in Delaware County, New York and married Joseph BLACK 2 October 1825 in Logan County, Ohio. He was born between 1791 and 1800. In the 1830 census Joseph Black was enumerated in Lake Township, Logan County with 2 males under five; 1 male aged 30-39; and 2 females aged 20-29. Further information on this family has not been found.
+ 14 iii. Jacob KROUSKOP, born 20 October 1800 in Delaware County, New York; married Martha THARP; married Elizabeth MCCLOUD.
+ 15 iv. Cynthia K. KROUSKOP, born 1811 in Pennsylvania; married James L. WILKINS.
+ 16 v. David KROUSKOP, born 7 May 1813 in Logan County, Ohio; married Mary Ann CALOR; married Nancy Isabel MILNER.
17 vi. Ellis Wright KROUSKOP was born 15 November 1815 in Logan County, Ohio. He died 5 July 1841 in Logan County at age 25, and was buried in Tharps Run Cemetery, Jefferson Township, Logan County.
6. Anna Maria2 KROUSKOP (Johann Georg1) was born in 1764 in Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania and was christened there 9 October 1776. She was also known as Mary, so named in her father’s will. She died 25 January 1842 in Philadelphia County at age 78, and was buried 30 January 1842 in Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County. Her will, signed 19 December 1841, was probated 14 February 1842 in Philadelphia County.
Mary married John FULMER circa 1785 in Philadelphia. John, the son of Michael and Catherine (Zoll) Vollmer, was born 3 May 1763 in Pennsylvania and died 22 August 1824 in Philadelphia County at age 61. He was buried first in the German Lutheran Burial Grounds in Philadelphia but his body was re-interred 27 April 1839 in Laurel Hill Cemetery in the family plot. His will, signed 20 March 1821, was probated 31 August 1824 in Philadelphia County. John’s son Michael Fulmer sold his interest in his father’s estate for $5000 4 September 1844. The deed of conveyance gives the name of the testator, his widow, and all the children who were living when it was executed, and thus stands as proof of John Fulmer’s family.
It is not known when John began using the spelling Fulmer for his last name, but in 1814 his name appears for the first time in the Philadelphia City Directory – given as “John Fulmer, carpenter.” He was residing on Palmer Street near Duke Street which was in the Kensington district of the old Northern Liberties. The house was likely on the lot given to his wife in the division of her deceased father’s Palmer Street property 5 April 1810.
John is on record as having purchased a tract of eight acres in Northern Liberties for 500 pounds on 5 August 1795, and two of the "Vinyard Lots" 4 May 1799 and 29 December 1809. He purchased a dwelling at 10th and Buttonwood Streets in Penn Township from his son-in-law John Widener 3 December 1817, and lived there the balance of his life.
18 i. John3 FULMER was born 3 September 1786 and died 18 January 1856 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania at age 69. He married Catherine [--?--] who was born in 1777 in Pennsylvania and died 23 February 1866 at age 89. The couple had a son Andrew, born circa 1816, who served in the 73rd Pennsylvania Infantry in the Civil War and died in August 1862 at the battle of Second Bull Run in Manassas, Virginia. John, Catherine and Andrew were buried in Kensington Burial Ground, Philadelphia.
+ 19 ii. Nicholas B. FULMER, born 21 February 1788; married Jane CARSONS.
20 iii. Catherine FULMER was born 30 July 1789 and was baptized 23 August 1789 in Pennsylvania. She died in January 1870 in Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania at age 80. On 9 February 1809 in Pennsylvania Catherine married Godfrey FELTON, the son of Gottfried and Elizabeth (Page) Felton, who was born 18 January 1787 in Pennsylvania. He died 20 February 1861 in Philadelphia at age 74.
21 iv. Margaret FULMER was born 3 February 1791 and was baptized 27 March 1791 in Pennsylvania. She married John GILBERT and died 18 January 1878 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania at age 86.
22 v. Joshua FULMER was born 12 August 1792 andwas baptized 18 September 1792 in Pennsylvania. He died after 1844.
+ 23 vi. Sarah FULMER, born 15 November 1793; married Johannes WIDENER.
24 vii. Frederick FULMER was born 16 September 1794 and was baptized 18 September 1794 in Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. He died after 1844.
25 viii. George FULMER was born 25 May 1796 and was baptized 26 June 1796 in Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. He died 24 April 1863 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County at age 66 and was buried there 26 April 1863 in Laurel Hill Cemetery.
26 ix. Thomas FULMER was born in 1801 and married Mary VAUX. He died in 1856 at age 55.
+ 27 x. Mary FULMER, born circa 1803; married William GILBERT.
+ 28 xi. Michael FULMER, born 1813; married Sarah PEDRICK.
11. George3 KROUSKOP, Jr., (Johann George2, Johann Georg1) was born 8 February 1783 in Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. He died 22 March 1854 in Jefferson Township, Logan County, Ohio at age 71, and was buried in Tharps Run Cemetery, Jefferson Township. His will, signed 7 March 1854, was probated 28 March 1854 in Logan County. Named in the will were his widow Sarah; sons Richard, William and John; and daughters Clarinda Krouskop, Elvira Krouskop, Sarah Ann Henry, Mary Sapp, and Almyra Creviston. His son Richard was executor of the estate.
George was the second school teacher and the third auditor in Logan County, which position he served from 1832 to 1846. He also was an election clerk in the county beginning in April 1817 and ending in August 1818.
Circa 1803 in New York George married Sarah CODDINGTON who was born 13 March 1787 in that state. She died 28 January 1861 in Logan County at age 73, and was buried in Tharps Run Cemetery. Sarah’s father may have been Joseph Coddington, born 26 February 1756, who married first Elizabeth Jones 11 April 1781 and second Eunice Mott 23 February 1786, both in Goshen, Orange County, New York. In the 1790 census there were three Joseph Coddington in Ulster County, which is located just north of Orange County. In 1797 Delaware County was formed from Ulster and Otsego Counties and in the 1800 census Joseph lived in Colchester Township, Delaware County as did George and John Krouskoup [sic]. By 1818 Joseph Coddington was in Logan County , Ohio. The first election in Lake Township, Logan County, held in that year, included the electors Joseph Coddingham [sic] and William Coddingham [sic], Joseph’s son, as well as George Krouskop. Both Joseph and William Coddington voted in Jefferson Township, Logan County 14 March 1818. The 1820 census for Logan County shows Joseph Coddington with 1 male under 10; 1 male 26-45; 1 male 45 and over; 1 female 16-26; 1 female 45 and over. William does not appear as head of household in Logan County, however he possibly was the male 26-45 in Joseph’s household. Joseph’s sons Henry and Samuel also were enumerated in Logan County. Joseph returned to New York and was in the 1830 census in Wawarsing, Ulster County. The father of the Joseph Coddington in question is said to have been Thomas Coddington, born 27 November 1712 in Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey who married Phoebe (--?--) about 1743 in New Jersey. This Thomas was the son of Benjamin and Mary. Benjamin was born in Middlesex County 8 October 1680 and died in 1753.
+ 29 i. Mary Apt4 KROUSKOP, born 22 August 1804 in Delaware County, New York; married Absalom SAPP.
30 ii. Elvira KROUSKOP, a twin, was born 24 April 1809 in Delaware County, New York. She died 28 January 1874 in Logan County, Ohio at age 64, and was buried in Tharps Run Cemetery, Jefferson Township, Logan County. Elvira never married.
+ 31 iii. Elmira KROUSKOP, a twin, born 24 April 1809 in Hancock, Delaware County, New York; married William CREVISTON.
+ 32 iv. Sarah Ann KROUSKOP, born 31 August 1812 in Delaware County, New York; married James HENRY, Jr.
+ 33 v. John F. KROUSKOP, born 26 May 1816 in Logan County, Ohio; married Christina LEASE.
34 vi. Clarinda KROUSKOP was born 4 March 1819 in Logan County, Ohio. She died 4 February 1895 in Logan County, at age 75, and was buried in Mount Zion Cemetery, Jefferson Township, Logan County. Clarinda never married.
+ 35 vii. Richard KROUSKOP, born 23 July 1822 in Logan County, Ohio; married Margaret W. WILGUS.
+ 36 viii. William Thomas KROUSKOP, born 22 July 1826 in Logan County, Ohio; married Phoebe Jane WILGUS.
12. Sarah3 KROUSKOP (Johann George2, Johann Georg1) was born 18 March 1796 in Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania and died 29 December 1848 in Jackson County, Ohio at age 52.
+ 37 i. George4 GILLILAND, born 7 January 1814 in Pickaway County, Ohio; married Julina CANTER.
+ 38 ii. Elizabeth GILLILAND, born 17 December 1815 in Jackson County, Ohio; married William HORTON.
+ 39 iii. Samuel GILLILAND, Jr., born 25 April 1818 in Jackson County, Ohio; married Elizabeth Ellen BUCKLEY.
+ 40 iv. Nathan GILLILAND, born 22 June 1821 in Jackson County, Ohio; married Catharine ADAMS.
+ 41 v. Hugh GILLILAND, born 5 February 1824 in Jackson County, Ohio; married Nancy SLAVENS.
+ 42 vi. Jacob GILLILAND, born 28 April 1827 in Jackson County, Ohio; married Lucetta WHITE; married Mary BAKER.
+ 43 vii. Jackson GILLILAND, born 22 December 1829 in Jackson County, Ohio; married Jane BAKER.
+ 44 viii. Harrison GILLILAND, born 19 January 1837 in Jackson County, Ohio; married Julia Ann WEBSTER; married Atha C. ALLEN.
14. Jacob3 KROUSKOP (Johann George2, Johann Georg1) was born 20 October 1800 in Delaware County, New York and died 7 February 1878 in Sextonville, Richland County, Wisconsin at age 77. He was buried in Sextonville Cemetery, Richland County.
Jacob and his family moved from Logan County, Ohio to Richland County, Wisconsin in the spring of 1851. In 1848, prior to moving, he had visited Richland County and contracted for the erection of a saw mill at Sextonville. When the family arrived in the region three years later there were only three buildings set in the wilderness. Jacob immediately began operating the saw mill that had been built for him, and in 1853 erected a grist mill on Willow Creek. He sold the saw mill to his son George in 1860 and then went to Ash Creek and constructed a carding and woolen mill which he operated until 1865.
Jacob married first Martha THARP 23 May 1826 in Logan County, Ohio, but she died there in January 1828 and was buried in Tharps Run Cemetery in Jefferson Township. He married second Elizabeth MCCLOUD, the widow of Isaac Miller, 18 August 1831 in Logan County. Elizabeth was born 19 August 1802 in Ohio and died 20 March 1884 in Richland County, Wisconsin at age 81. She was buried in Sextonville Cemetery. Her son Philip H. Miller was the first death to take place in the town of Buena Vista in Richland County. He died 19 November 1846 at age 27 of a fever induced by exposure while hunting. He was buried near his home but the body was later removed to Sextonville Cemetery. The second death in Buena Vista was that of Sarah Janney, also a child of Isaac and Elizabeth Miller and the wife of Phineas Janney. She died 21 March 1847 at age 21. Elizabeth and Isaac also had a daughter Marie B. Miller, born in 1821 and died in 1906, who married James D. Keys in Ohio.
45 i. David4 KROUSKOP was born 21 August 1824 in Logan County, Ohio. He died 7 June 1831 in Logan County at age 6, and was buried in Tharps Run Cemetery, Jefferson Township, Logan County.
+ 46 i. George E.4 KROUSKOP, born 12 May 1832; married Elizabeth BLACK .
+ 47 ii. Mary KROUSKOP, born 7 March 1834; married Lemuel AKEY.
48 iii. William McCloud KROUSKOP was born 20 January 1836 and died in 1908 in Richland County, Wisconsin at age 72. He was buried in Richland Center Cemetery, Richland County. William practiced farming in Buena Vista in Richland County until 1903 when he moved to Richland Center. He married Amanda BLACK 15 October 1857. Amanda was born in 1836 in Blacksburg, Montgomery County, Virginia, the daughter of Alexander and Elizabeth (McDonald) Black, and sister of Elizabeth Black who married William’s brother George (see #46). Her family moved to Richland County in 1854 and settled in the town of Ithaca. Amanda died 2 July 1917 in Richland County at age 81, and was buried in Richland Center Cemetery.
+ 49 iv. Letitia Lord KROUSKOP, born 28 May 1838; married Joseph C. MCCORKLE.
50 v. Abiel H. KROUSKOP was born 13 July 1840 and died 2 April 1930 in Richland Center, Richland County, Wisconsin at age 89. He was buried in Richland Center Cemetery. Commonly referred to as A. H., in 1859 at the age of nineteen he started a general mercantile business in a small building owned by his father near the Sextonville mills in Richland County. In 1863 in moved to Richland Center and purchased the stock of goods belonging to J.W. Lybrand, a business he continued to operate until 1878 when he built a new general store and implement business and became engaged in the lumber and wholesale hardwood business. Albiel also owned about 2000 acres of land. He never married and left an estate valued at $1.65 million.
51 vi. Cynthia Ann KROUSKOP was born 3 January 1844 and died 18 April 1855 in Richland County, Wisconsin at age 11. She was buried in Sextonville Cemetery, Richland County.
+ 52 vii. Eliza Seaman KROUSKOP, born 18 February 1846; married Julien Leroy MCCOLLUM.
15. Cynthia K.3 KROUSKOP (Johann George2, Johann Georg1) was born in 1811 in Pennsylvania and married James L. WILKINS 17 March 1841 in Logan County, Ohio. She died after 1880 in Logan County.
James was born in 1818 in Ohio. He died 17 February 1879 in Logan County at age 61, and was buried in Mount Zion Cemetery, Zanesfield, Logan County.
53 i. David W.4 WILKINS was born 30 September 1842. He died 27 June 1857 in Logan County, Ohio at age 14, and was buried in Tharps Run Cemetery, Jefferson Township, Logan County.
+ 54 ii. Isaac M. WILKINS, born in 1845; married Sarah Elizabeth SESLER.
16. David3 KROUSKOP (Johann George2, Johann Georg1) was born 7 May 1813 in Logan County , Ohio. He died 24 April 1897 in Logan County at age 83, and was buried in Bellefontaine Cemetery, Lake Township, Logan County.
On 16 May 1836 in Fayette County, Ohio David married first Mary Ann CALOR who was born in 1818. She died at age 19 in 1837 in Logan County, and was buried in Tharps Run Cemetery, Jefferson Township, Logan County. The couple had no children.
David married second 29 August 1839 in Logan County Nancy Isabel MILNER, likely the daughter of Jesse and Mary Elizabeth (Berry) Milner, who was born 1 February 1819 in Ohio and died 7 October 1898 in Logan County at age 79. She was buried in Bellefontaine Cemetery.
+ 55 i. George W.4 KROUSKOP, born 11 January 1842; married Nancy Jane SEAMAN; married Mary RIST.
+ 56 ii. Solomon J. KROUSKOP, born 5 August 1845; married Catharine KEMPER; married Mary Elizabeth MCKINNON; married Mary L. BOWER.
57 iii. Edward M. KROUSKOP was born 30 November 1847 and died 23 October 1873 in Evans, Weld County, Colorado at age 25. He was buried in Bellefontaine Cemetery, Lake Township, Logan County, Ohio.
58 iv. William A. KROUSKOP was born in August 1854. He died in 1927 in Loveland, Larimer County, Colorado at age 73 and was buried in Loveland Burial Park, Loveland. William never married.
59 v. Dora E. KROUSKOP was born circa 1860.
19. Nicholas B.3 FULMER (Anna Maria2 Krouskop, Johann Georg1) was born 21 February 1788 in Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania and was baptized there 16 March 1788 Pennsylvania. He died 10 September 1874 in Philadelphia County at age 86.
On 23 April 1810 in Philadelphia County Nicholas married Jane CARSONS who was born in 1790 in Edinburgh, Scotland. She died on 1 February 1870 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, and was buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.
61 i. John4 FULMER was born circa 1813.
63 iii. Catherine FULMER was born circa 1825.
64 iv. Emily FULMER was born 20 March 1827 and died 17 February 1898 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania at age 70.
65 v. Sarah Jane FULMER was born circa 1829 and died 31 July 1896 in Alexandria, Virginia according to Pennsylvania, Philadelphia City Death Certificate Index 1803-1915. She was buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia. Sarah married Joseph Y. LONG circa 1848 in Philadelphia. He was born circa 1823 in either Pennsylvania or New York and died 15 October 1899 in Philadelphia. Joseph was buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery. The couple’s known children were Robert, born circa 1852; and Jane, also known as Jennie, born circa 1854, both in Philadelphia.
66 vi. Anna FULMER was born circa 1834.
23. Sarah3 FULMER (Anna Maria2 Krouskop, Johann Georg1) was born 15 November 1793 in Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania and was baptized 15 November 1793 in St. Michael's and Zion Church, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County. She died 6 July 1875 in Philadelphia at age 81, and was buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery there.
On 31 March 1811 in Philadelphia Sarah married Johannes WIDENER, the son of Michael and Susannah (Huhn) Widener, who was born 14 June 1790 in Philadelphia County. He died in Philadelphia 4 March 1876 at age 85, and was buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Johannes shipped freight between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh and later became a brick maker with a residence on Vine Street and later on Fairmount Ave nue in Philadelphia.
67 i. Margaret4 WIDENER was born 9 February 1812 and was baptized 19 April 1912 in St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. She died 23 November 1897 in Philadelphia at age 85, and was buried 26 November 1897 in Laurel Hill Cemetery in that city. Margaret married Charles POLK who was born in 1813 in Pennsylvania. He died 9 December 1844 in Philadelphia at age 31 and was buried 14 December 1844 in Monument Cemetery, Philadelphia. The couple had four daughters: Amanda, born circa 1838; Margaret, born circa 1840; Emma M., born circa 1842; and Elenor, also known as Ellen, born circa 1843.
68 ii. George A. WIDENER was born in September 1819 and died at age 81 on 26 March 1901 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. He was buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery in Philadelphia. George ran a butcher's stall in the Girard Avenue market in Philadelphia and married Sarah BORNMANN. She was born in 1815 in Philadelphia County, the daughter of John and Mary (Muller) Bornmann. Sarah died of typhoid fever 21 November 1879 in Philadelphia at age 64, and was buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery. George married next circa 1893 Henrietta [--?--] who was born in December 1852 in Canada.
69 iii. Michael I. WIDENER was born in 1821. He died 19 January 1897 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County Pennsylvania at age 76, and was buried 23 January 1897 in Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia. Circa 1842 in Philadelphia County Michael, a carpenter, married Henrietta [--?--] who was born in 1824 in Pennsylvania. She died 28 February 1908 in Philadelphia at age 84. The couple had children Sarah, born circa 1843; John, born circa 1845; Melinda, born circa 1847, who married John MCKINNY 30 January 1873; George Washington, born circa 1851, who married Eliza Emma HOPPEL 12 September 1877; and Michael, born circa 1854.
70 iv. Miriam WIDENER was born 6 June 1826 and married Levi L. BAUSLINE. She died 9 January 1910 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania at age 83, and was buried in St Johns Cemetery, Shiremanstown, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. Levi was born circa 1825 in Pennsylvania. He died 27 May 1889 in Philadelphia, and was buried in St. Johns Cemetery.
71 v. Amanda WIDENER was born 1 March 1829 and married circa 1859 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania George B. ENOCHS who was born circa 1820 in Pennsylvania. He worked in marble and died 22 May 1896 in Philadelphia. Amanda died 4 September 1906 in Philadelphia at age 77. They had a son William Hatch who was born in November 1860 and married Albertina Estelle MCCREA in 1896. She was born 8 April 1867 in Pennsylvania, the daughter of Alexander and Sarah McCrea. In the 1910 federal census the couple resided in Miami, Dade County, Florida.
72 vi. Matilda Ella WIDENER was born circa 1831 and died 9 September 1913 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. She was buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery in that city. Matilda married circa 1847 in Philadelphia William D. MARLEY, a bookbinder, who was born circa 1826 in Pennsylvania. He died 23 February 1892 in Philadelphia and was buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery. The couple had a daughter Emma E., born circa 1849 in Philadelphia, who married James L. FITZGERALD. She died 27 December 1893 in Philadelphia and was buried 1 January 1894 in Laurel Hill Cemetery.
+ 73 vii. Peter Arrell Brown WIDENER, born 13 November 1834; married Hannah Josephine DUNTON.
+ 74 viii. Emma Jane WIDENER, born 15 November 1837; married Thomas Mason KITE; married Samuel Champion COOPER.
75 ix. Sarah WIDENER was born circa 1838.
Mary married William GILBERT who was born 11 August 1800 in Pennsylvania and died 6 August 1866 in Pennsylvania at age 65. He was buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery. William was a master brick maker.
+ 76 i. Addison Fulmer4 GILBERT, born 16 March 1826; married Caroline KING.
77 ii. Almira GILBERT was born circa 1831.
78 iii. William H. GILBERT was born circa 1835.
79 iv. Mary Ann GILBERT was born circa 1840.
80 v. George GILBERT was born circa 1843.
28. Michael3 FULMER (Anna Maria2 Krouskop, Johann Georg1) was born in 1813 in Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, and died 19 April 1899 in Philadelphia at age 86. He was buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County.
Michael, a butcher, sold his interest in his father's estate for $5000 on 4 September 1844. The deed of conveyance gave the name of the testator, his widow and all the children who were living when it was executed, and thus stands as proof of John Fulmer's family. Michael served in the Civil War in Company K 23rd Regiment Pennsylvania Infantry and in Company E and Company K 68th Regiment Pennsylvania Infantry, rising to the rank of Brevet Major on 9 April 1865. He was mustered out of Company K, 68th Regiment Pennsylvania Infantry 9 June 1865 at Hart's Island, New York Harbor, New York.
Circa 1838 Michael married Sarah PEDRICK who was born in November 1813 in New Jersey. She died 18 November 1891 in Philadelphia at age 78, and was buried 21 November 1891 in Laurel Hill Cemetery.
81 i. Amelia4 FULMER was born circa 1839. She married first John F. DANIEL, a butcher, who was born circa 1830 in Pennsylvania, and they had children Edgar R., born circa 1850; Sarah, born in 1859; and Lillian, born circa 1860, all in Philadelphia. Either John died or they divorced and she married second William SHERRY, an actor, 15 years her junior, born circa 1854 in Pennsylvania. In the 1880 federal census Amelia, William and her three children were enumerated in her mother’s household in Philadelphia. Amelia next appeared in the 1910 census in the Philadelphia household of her brother Charles as Amelia Evans, age 71, with her daughter Sarah T. Thomas, age 50. Both had been married twice. Amelia was actually married three times.
+ 82 ii. Washington Fayette FULMER, born 15 June 1840; married Amelia A. [--?--].
83 iii. William FULMER was born circa 1845.
+ 84 iv. Henry Clay FULMER, born 28 July 1846; married Mary [--?--].
85 v. Emeline FULMER was born circa 1847.
86 vi. Sarah J. FULMER was born circa 1849 and died before 1860 in Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.
+ 87 vii. Charles John FULMER, born 12 February 1851; married Annie Virginia WYATT.

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