1. Boyd Alton Long, born 1924 in Newberry Co. SC. He was the son of 2. Rufus Ira Long and 3. Frances Norma Livingston. He married (1) Margaret Bledsoe. She was born 30 Sep 1925 in Newberry, Saluda Co. SC, and died 22 Nov 2002 in Kingsland GA. She was the daughter of William Clarence Bledsoe and Lizzie M Proctor.

More About Margaret Bledsoe:

Burial: 25 Nov 2002, Carolina Gardens Mausoleum

2. Rufus Ira Long, born 15 Aug 1886 in Newberry Co. SC; died 27 Oct 1951 in Newberry Co. SC. He was the son of 4. Julius Washington Calhoun Long and 5. Nancy Rosanna Quattlebaum. He married 3. Frances Norma Livingston 10 Dec 1916 in Newberry Co. SC.

Rufus Long WW1 Draft Registration Card

3. Frances Norma Livingston, born 16 Dec 1892 in Newberry Co. SC; died 24 Mar 1982 in Prosperity, Newberry Co., SC. She was the daughter of 6. James Thadius Livingston and 7. Emma Cansada Shealy.

More About Rufus Ira Long:

Burial: Mt Pilgrim Lutheran Church Cemetery, Prosperity SC

More About Frances Norma Livingston:

Burial: Mt Pilgrim Lutheran Church Cemetery, Prosperity SC

More About Rufus Long and Frances Livingston:

Marriage: 10 Dec 1916, Newberry Co. SC

Children of Rufus Long and Frances Livingston are:

4. Julius Washington Calhoun Long, born 22 Jul 1852 in SC; died 15 Oct 1919 in Newberry Co. SC. He was the son of 8. Henry Andrew Anderson Long and 9. Mary Ann Monts. He married 5. Nancy Rosanna Quattlebaum Abt. 1881.

5. Nancy Rosanna Quattlebaum, born 26 May 1856 in Newberry Co. SC; died 28 Jun 1941 in Newberry Co. SC. She was the daughter of 10. Simon Peter Quattlebaum and 11. Susannah Harmon.

More About Julius Washington Calhoun Long:

Burial: Mt Pilgrim Lutheran Church Cemetery, Prosperity SC

More About Nancy Rosanna Quattlebaum:

Burial: Mt Pilgrim Lutheran Church Cemetery, Prosperity SC

More About Julius Long and Nancy Quattlebaum:

Marriage: Abt. 1881

Children of Julius Long and Nancy Quattlebaum are:

6. James Thadius Livingston, born 23 Jun 1862 in Newberry Co. SC; died 01 May 1943 in Newberry Co. SC. He was the son of 12. John Bembridge Livingston and 13. Frances Ellender Livingston. He married 7. Emma Cansada Shealy Abt. 1887 in Newberry Co. SC.

7. Emma Cansada Shealy, born 15 Jan 1862 in Newberry Co. SC; died 29 Jun 1947 in Newberry Co. SC. She was the daughter of 14. John Noah Shealy and 15. Susannah Catherine DeHardt.

More About James Thadius Livingston:

Burial: St. Paul's Luteran Church Cemetery, Pomaria, Newberry Co., SC

More About Emma Cansada Shealy:

Burial: St. Paul's Luteran Church Cemetery, Pomaria, Newberry Co., SC

More About James Livingston and Emma Shealy:

Marriage: Abt. 1887, Newberry Co. SC

Children of James Livingston and Emma Shealy are:

8. Henry Andrew Anderson Long, born 27 Sep 1826 in SC; died before 1880. He was the son of 16. Jacob Adam Long and 17. Mary Ann. He married 9. Mary Ann Monts.

9. Mary Ann Monts, born 16 Nov 1823 in SC; died 18 Feb 1908. She was the daughter of 18. John Monts and 19. Mary Feagle.

More About Henry Andrew Anderson Long:

Burial: Mt Pilgrim Lutheran Church Cemetery, Prosperity SC

More About Mary Ann Monts:

Burial: Mt Pilgrim Lutheran Church Cemetery, Prosperity SC

Children of Henry Long and Mary Monts are:

10. Simon Peter Quattlebaum, born 18 Apr 1829 in Newberry Co. SC; died 29 Aug 1862 in Manasses. He was the son of 20. Joseph Quattlebaum and 21. Nancy Threat. He married 11. Susannah Harmon.

11. Susannah Harmon, born 29 Dec 1836; died 03 Sep 1936. She was the daughter of 23. Rosanna Lever.

More About Susannah Harmon:

Burial: Prosperity Cemetery, Prosperity, Newberry Co., SC

Children of Simon Quattlebaum and Susannah Harmon are:

12. John Bembridge Livingston, born 28 Dec 1826; died 30 Nov 1881. He was the son of 24. John L Livingston and 25. Margaret Maffett. He married 13. Frances Ellender Livingston.

13. Frances Ellender Livingston, born 25 Aug 1833; died 24 Mar 1900. She was the daughter of 26. David Livingston and 27. Sarah Piester.

Notes for John Bembridge Livingston:

Name recorded in Census as either John or James

More About John Bembridge Livingston:

Burial: Livingston Cemetery, Pomeria, Newberry Co., SC

More About Frances Ellender Livingston:

Burial: Livingston Cemetery, Pomeria, Newberry Co., SC

Children of John Livingston and Frances Livingston are:

14. John Noah Shealy, born 1833 in Lexington Co., SC; died 1894. He was the son of 28. Adam Shealy and 29. Anna Nancy Corley. He married 15. Susannah Catherine DeHardt.

15. Susannah Catherine DeHardt, born 1840 in Lexington Co., SC; died 1927. She was the daughter of 30. Henry Dehardt and 31. Susanna Gartman.

More About John Noah Shealy:

Burial: St. Paul's Luteran Church Cemetery, Pomaria, Newberry Co., SC

More About Susannah Catherine DeHardt:

Burial: St. Paul's Luteran Church Cemetery, Pomaria, Newberry Co., SC

Children of John Shealy and Susannah DeHardt are:

16. Jacob Adam Long, born 04 Jun 1798; died 27 Oct 1852. He was the son of 32. Thomas Long and 33. Mary Magdalena Minick. He married 17. Mary Ann.

17. Mary Ann

More About Jacob Adam Long:

Burial: Long Cemetery #1

More About Mary Ann:

Burial: Long Cemetery #1

Children of Jacob Long and Mary Ann are:

18. John Monts, born 11 Dec 1793; died Dec 1878. He was the son of 36. Gosper Monts and 37. Anna Mary Minick. He married 19. Mary Feagle 26 Dec 1815.

19. Mary Feagle, died Bef. 1827. She was the daughter of 38. Lawrence Feagle and 39. Rachel Quattlebaum.

More About John Monts:

Burial: John Monts Cemetery

More About Mary Feagle:

Burial: John Monts Cemetery

More About John Monts and Mary Feagle:

Marriage: 26 Dec 1815

Children of John Monts and Mary Feagle are:

20. Joseph Quattlebaum, born 29 Jun 1800 in Newberry Co. SC; died 22 Jan 1848 in Newberry Co. SC. He was the son of 40. Peter Quattlebaum and 41. Ann Catherine Cappleman. He married 21. Nancy Threat Abt. 1827 in Newberry Co. SC.

21. Nancy Threat, born Abt. 1806 in Newberry Co. SC. She was the daughter of 42. Edward Threat and 43. Margaret.

More About Joseph Quattlebaum and Nancy Threat:

Marriage: Abt. 1827, Newberry Co. SC

Children of Joseph Quattlebaum and Nancy Threat are:

23. Rosanna Lever, born 24 May 1811. She was the daughter of 46. George Henry Lever and 47. Mary Ann Magdalene Chapman.

Children of Rosanna Lever are:

24. John L Livingston, born 1768; died 10 Aug 1843. He was the son of 48. John L Livingston and 49. Anna Margaretha Sligh. He married 25. Margaret Maffett.

25. Margaret Maffett, born 1785; died Abt. 1883. She was the daughter of 50. Robert C Maffett and 51. Barbara Hair.

Notes for John L Livingston:

A. John Livingston, Jr., born 1768, died 10 August 1843, married Margaret Maffett, born about 1785, died about 1883, daughter of Robert Maffett, Sr. and Barbara Hair.

1. Nelly Livingston, born 1806, married John Lominick.

2. John H. Livingston, born 3 November 1808, died 27 March 1885, married Nancy Wilson, born1 November 1819, died 15 September 1859. Both buried Dickert-Livingston Cemetery.

3. Levi Livingston, born about 1810, died after 1880, married Frances Wicker, born about 1818, died after 1880, daughter of Michael Wicker and Katherine (Katy) Hentz.

4. Rebecca Livingston, born about 1812, died after 1880, married (Jolly) John Kinard, born 8 January 1810, died 4 August 1895, son of Andrew Kinard and Elizabeth Hartman.

5. Ruth Eliza Livingston, born 1816, died after 1870, married John Phillip (Little Jack) Livingston, born 1814, died January 1863 (CSA), son of Martin Luther Livingston, III, and Janet Harmon.

6. Daniel W. (Jonas) Livingston, born 1818, died at 95 yrs of age, married Malinda Ann Livingston, born about 1826, daughter of David Livingston and Sarah Piester.

7. Martha Livingston, born 11 October 1819, died 12 January 1879, married Thomas Peter Jefferson Wicker, born 10 September 1820, died 20 August 1896, son of Michael Wicker and Katherine Hentz.

8. Elizabeth Livingston, born 1822, died after 1870, married Andrew Kinard, Jr., born about 1819, died 1863, son of Andrew Kinard and Elizabeth Hartman.

9. Margaret Livingston, born 11 October 1823 , died 7 March 1911, married Frederick B. Kinard, born about 1825, died 19 November 1864 (CSA, Richmond, VA), son of Christopher Kinard and wife, Anna Catharine.

10. Robert Livingston, born 1824, died after 1870, married 1) Sarah Hartman; married 2) after 1870, Lucinda Wertz, born 1836, died 1922, daughter of George Henry Werts and Ann Catherine Hair.

11. James Bembridge Livingston, born 28 December 1826, died 30 November 1881, married Frances Ellender (Ellen) Livingston, born 25 August 1833, died 24 March 1900, daughter of David Livingston and Sarah Piester. Both buried Livingston Cemetery.

12. Drayton Tucker Livingston, born 1827, died 1906, married Mary Ann Sara Stone, born 18 June 1831, died 1875, daughter of John David Stone and Keziah Caroline Richardson. Both buried Livingston Cemetery.

Children of John Livingston and Margaret Maffett are:

26. David Livingston, born Abt. 1775 in Newberry Co. SC; died 1837. He was the son of 48. John L Livingston and 49. Anna Margaretha Sligh. He married 27. Sarah Piester.

27. Sarah Piester, born 1796 in Ireland; died 1867.

Children of David Livingston and Sarah Piester are:

28. Adam Shealy, born 1795; died Jan 1869. He was the son of 56. John Jacob Shealy and 57. Christina Counts. He married 29. Anna Nancy Corley.

29. Anna Nancy Corley, born 1793 in Leesville, Lexington Co., SC; died 1878.

Child of Adam Shealy and Anna Corley is:

30. Henry Dehardt, born Abt. 1798 in Germany; died 27 Aug 1891. He was the son of 60. Unknown and 61. Unknown. He married 31. Susanna Gartman 08 Dec 1822.

31. Susanna Gartman, born Abt. 1798 in SC. She was the daughter of 62. Philip Gartman and 63. Catherine Margaret Kelly.

More About Henry Dehardt and Susanna Gartman:

Marriage: 08 Dec 1822

Child of Henry Dehardt and Susanna Gartman is:

32. Thomas Long He was the son of 64. Jacob Lang and 65. Elizabeth. He married 33. Mary Magdalena Minick.

33. Mary Magdalena Minick, born Abt. 1776; died 03 Apr 1853.

More About Thomas Long:

Burial: Long Cemetery #3, Prosperity, SC

More About Mary Magdalena Minick:

Burial: Long Cemetery #3, Prosperity, SC

Children of Thomas Long and Mary Minick are:

36. Gosper Monts, born Abt. 1755 in SC; died Bef. 1817. He was the son of 72. Johan Caspar Manz and 73. Anna Catharina Werner. He married 37. Anna Mary Minick.

37. Anna Mary Minick, born Abt. 1768; died Aft. 1850. She was the daughter of 74. George Bartholomew Minick and 75. Mary Magdalena Summer.

Notes for Gosper Monts:

Gosper Monts, the son of Johan Caspar Manz and Anna Maria Werner, was probably born about 1755. In the year 1817 he was dead. Gosper Monts married Anna Mary Minick who was born about 1768 and died after 1850, daughter of George Bartholomew Minick and Mary Magdalena Summer. The family of Gosper Monts lived near present day Little Mountain, SC. Gosper Monts owned the bounty grants of George Henry and Catherine Wertz. John William (Jockey) Monts, grandson of Gosper Monts, lived on the George Henry Wertz tract. The Catherine Wertz grant contained the home place of John Monts and his family cemetery.

There is much evidence that Gosper Monts was orphaned at an early age and raised by the Wertz family. In a deed of 1798, John Miller gave the 50 acre bounty grant of Catherine Wertz to his godchild, John Montz, oldest son of his stepson, Gosper Montz (Newberry Deeds P-2, p. 438). This land had been sold by indenture of 1765 to Miller by George Henry Wertz (Rosalyn Sease Indenture Collection, Caroliniana Library). John Miller, in the above deed, was the second husband of Anna Barbara, widow of Jerg Heinrich Wertz. (In 1778, Barbara Miller transferred a tract of land on Camping Cr. to her son, George Henry Werts, Newberry Deeds O, p. 51). The Wertz family, like the Monts, migrated from Holzelfingen to SC in 1752. Since the Werts and Manz families were not closely related, it is thought likely that Jerg Heinrich and Anna Barbara Wertz were the Godparents of Gosper Monts. After the death of the parents of Gosper Monts he was raised by the Wertzes. Following the death of Gosper’s step-father Wertz, his step-mother remarried Johannes Müller and who was the second step-father of Gosper Monts.

The family of Gosper Monts and Anna Mary Minnick was described by Sarah Ann Catherine Feagle Monts, widow of George Michael Monts (from notes made by Rosalyn Summer Sease). Gosper Monts, according to Mrs. Monts, had no brothers in America and had the following children: Eve Catherine (married Adam Shealy), Polly (married Henry Smith), John, Adam (moved to Mississippi), Jasper (moved to Alabama), and William.

Children of Gosper Monts and Anna Minick are:

38. Lawrence Feagle He married 39. Rachel Quattlebaum.

39. Rachel Quattlebaum

Child of Lawrence Feagle and Rachel Quattlebaum is:

40. Peter Quattlebaum, born Abt. 1744 in Williams Twp., Lehigh Co., PA; died 1806 in Greenwood Co., SC. He was the son of 80. Petter Quattlebaum and 81. Anna Maria Barbara Von Der Hutte Herckendall. He married 41. Ann Catherine Cappleman.

41. Ann Catherine Cappleman, born Abt. 1746; died in Newberry Co. SC.

Children of Peter Quattlebaum and Ann Cappleman are:

42. Edward Threat He married 43. Margaret.

43. Margaret

Child of Edward Threat and Margaret is:

46. George Henry Lever, born 11 Dec 1764 in Germany; died 04 Apr 1831 in Newberry Co. SC. He was the son of 92. George Henry Lever and 93. Anna Marie Cromer. He married 47. Mary Ann Magdalene Chapman 15 Oct 1787.

47. Mary Ann Magdalene Chapman, born 22 Oct 1769; died 20 Oct 1833 in Newberry Co. SC.

More About George Lever and Mary Chapman:

Marriage: 15 Oct 1787

Children of George Lever and Mary Chapman are:

48. John L Livingston, born 03 Aug 1733 in Baden Germany; died Abt. 1799 in Newberry Co. SC. He was the son of 96. Johann Bernhard Loewenstein. He married 49. Anna Margaretha Sligh.

49. Anna Margaretha Sligh, born 11 Jul 1749 in Germany; died Aft. 1800 in Newberry Co. SC. She was the daughter of 98. Hans Ulrich Schleich.

Notes for John L Livingston:

John Livingston, born 3 August 1733, died about 1799, married Anna Margaretha Sligh, born 11 July 1749, daughter of Hans Ulrich Schleich. A deed of 1769 from John Livingston to Daniel Dewalt sells the land grant of Barnard Levingston (Charleston Deeds O-3, p. 173). The deed says the land was inherited by John Levingston and that John Levingston was living at that time in Frederick County, MD. The land was sold by John Martin, acting as Power of Attorney for John Levingston.

After the fall of Charleston, John Livingston, served under Col. Philemon Waters (A.A. 4622; X2592).

In 1775, Margaretta Sligh, Spinster (according to deed), sold her 100 acre land grant of 1774 on Cannons Creek to Martin Livingston, Jr. (Newberry Deeds B-596).

Children of John Livingston and Anna Sligh are:

50. Robert C Maffett, born 1765 in Newberry Co. SC; died 17 Sep 1837 in Newberry Co. SC. He married 51. Barbara Hair.

51. Barbara Hair, born 12 Apr 1767 in Newberry Co. SC; died 31 Jul 1844 in Newberry Co. SC. She was the daughter of 102. Peter Hair and 103. Anna Maria Herman.

More About Robert C Maffett:

Burial: Cannon's Creek A.R.P. Church Cemetery, Newberry Co., SC

More About Barbara Hair:

Burial: Cannon's Creek A.R.P. Church Cemetery, Newberry Co., SC

Children of Robert Maffett and Barbara Hair are:

56. John Jacob Shealy, born 18 Sep 1770 in Leesville, Lexington Co., SC; died 18 May 1841 in Pine Ridge, Lexington Co., SC. He married 57. Christina Counts.

57. Christina Counts, born 15 Nov 1771 in Leesville, Lexington Co., SC; died 22 Feb 1857 in Lexington Co., SC.

Children of John Shealy and Christina Counts are:

60. Unknown, born in Prussia. He married 61. Unknown.

61. Unknown, born in Hanover.

Child of Unknown and Unknown is:

62. Philip Gartman, born Abt. 1755 in Saxe Gotha, Orangeburgh, SC; died 1815 in Lexington, Lexington Co., SC. He married 63. Catherine Margaret Kelly Abt. 1790 in SC.

63. Catherine Margaret Kelly, born Abt. 1755; died Abt. 1849 in Lexington, Lexington Co., SC.

More About Philip Gartman and Catherine Kelly:

Marriage: Abt. 1790, SC

Child of Philip Gartman and Catherine Kelly is:

64. Jacob Lang He married 65. Elizabeth.

65. Elizabeth

Notes for Jacob Lang:

Came as a single man to SC aboard the "Brittania" in 1766 and obtained a 100 acre bounty grant near Prosperity. He obtained an additional 200 acre Colonial Grant on Camping Creek. In 1800, Jacob Long, with wife Elizabeth, made title to these grants to their children (Newberry Deeds E39). Land near Prosperity was deeded to son Thomas Long. Land on Camping Creek was deeded to grandsons, children of the deceased son Bartholomew.

In these deeds Jacob Long signs his name as John Jacob Long, with wife Elizabeth. The deed for the land on Camping Creek stated that John Jacob Long and wife lived on that tract.

Elizabeth, the widow of Jacob Long, made will in 1815 leaving items to daughter, Rosannah Barbara Koon, and the balance of her estate to daughter, Susannah, wife of John Michael Cromer. During Elizabeth Long's sickness, she lived with her daughter and soninlaw. In the will of John Michael Cromer, Matthias Hair is appointed executor of the estate and mentioned as being an uncle of Cromer's wife, Susan. On the basis of these records the wife of John Jacob Long is believed to have been Elizabeth Hair, daughter of Peter Hair, Sr.

"Long A Genealogical Record of the John Jacob Long Family beginning with his landing in America about 1750" , compiled by Eugene W. Long and published 15 June 1970 shows three sons of John Jacob Long (immigrant): Thomas, Bartholomew and Adam Long. This Adam is listed in our bio as John Adam Long born 4 June 1798 died 27 October 1852, a son of Thomas Long.

Children of Jacob Lang and Elizabeth are:

72. Johan Caspar Manz, born 03 Mar 1723 in Kleinengstingen Germany. He was the son of 144. Georg Manz and 145. Anna Maria Stoss. He married 73. Anna Catharina Werner Nov 1751 in Holzelfingen Germany.

73. Anna Catharina Werner She was the daughter of 146. Christian Werner.

Notes for Johan Caspar Manz:

Johan Caspar Manz was born 3 March 1723 in Kleinengstingen and married in November 1751 (in Holzelfingen), Anna Catharina Werner, daughter of Christian Werner of Holzelfingen. A daughter, Ursula, was born 27 August 1750 in Germany, before they married. They migrated to SC in 1752, coming on the Caledonia. A bounty grant of 150 acres to Gasper Mantz was located on Eighteen Mile Cr., south side of Saluda River in Lexington County. (Colonial Grants 5:244). A Memorial for John Barnet See records that on 13 July 1759 Gasper Mantz sold his bounty grant to See (Memorials 7:257). Gasper Mans is found in the list of men who were on duty in Col. Chevillette's Battalion at the Congarees Store from 1759 to 1760 (M. J. Clark, Colonial Soldiers of the South, 1732-1774, pp. 907/908).

More About Johan Manz and Anna Werner:

Marriage: Nov 1751, Holzelfingen Germany

Children of Johan Manz and Anna Werner are:

74. George Bartholomew Minick, born Abt. 1741. He was the son of 148. Thomas Minick and 149. Rosina. He married 75. Mary Magdalena Summer.

75. Mary Magdalena Summer, born Abt. 1748. She was the daughter of 150. Adam Summer.

Notes for George Bartholomew Minick:

GEORGE BARTHOLOMEW MINICK

George Bartholomew Minick is said to have married Mary Magdalene Summer, born about 1748, daughter of Hans Adam Summer and wife Anna Maria Yost. In 1794, Bartholomew Meenick and son, Johan Mennich signed the petition for incorporation of St. John's Lutheran Church. In 1804, Bartholomew Minick and son, John Minick, Sr., bought a 300 acre tract of land from George Adam Summer (Newberry Deeds T-2, p. 196). In 1808, George Bartholomew Minick gave to son, John, 150 acres of land that he had inherited from his father's land grant of 250 acres and his interest in half of the tract he had bought from George Adam Summer (SC Magazine of Ancestral Research, Vol. 11, p. 10, 1983). In the latter deed he calls his son William Minick.

In 1811, John Minick, Sr. gave a 100 acre part of his land to his son, John Minick, Jr. (Newberry Deeds K-52). In 1816, John Minick, Jr. sold the tract to John Hipp (Newberry Deeds O-279). In both of these deeds the lands of George Bartholomew Minick is shown as being owned by Bartholomew William Minick.

On 1 Nov 1816 "the heirs at law of William Minick, late of Lexington Dist., decd.," exposed for sale at public auction land contained in two adjacent lots. One of these lots was sold by the heirs at public auction 15 March 1817 to George Long (Newberry Deeds T-2, p. 199). From this deed the names of the children of George Bartholomew (alias William) Minick are known.

Children of George Minick and Mary Summer are:

80. Petter Quattlebaum, born 1698 in Kettwig Germany; died 14 Jan 1748 in Philadelphia PA. He married 81. Anna Maria Barbara Von Der Hutte Herckendall.

81. Anna Maria Barbara Von Der Hutte Herckendall

More About Petter Quattlebaum:

Burial: First Reformed Church Cemetery, Philadelphia PA

Children of Petter Quattlebaum and Anna Herckendall are:

92. George Henry Lever, born 1730. He married 93. Anna Marie Cromer.

93. Anna Marie Cromer, born 1746; died 1815.

Child of George Lever and Anna Cromer is:

96. Johann Bernhard Loewenstein

Notes for Johann Bernhard Loewenstein:

John Livingston Family

Jan Barned and Hans Martin Leristeyn left Dühren, Baden-Württemberg, Germany in 1727 (W. Hacker "Auswandererung vom Unteren Neckar"). They arrived in Philadelphia in that year on the William and Sarah with records indicating that Johann Bernard Loewenstein was 22 years old and Hans Martin Loewenstein was 24 years old.

Johann Bernard and Hans Martin Loewenstein at first settled in Lancaster County, PA, where the families were members of Muddy Creek Lutheran Church. The Loewensteins then moved to Frederick County, MD.

About 1750, Bernard Loewenstein moved to the Dutch Fork of SC. His petition for land was heard at the meeting of 5 March 1749/50 of the SC Provincial Council. He was granted a 350 acre tract on Cannons Creek near Prosperity, SC. The family went by the name Livingston after moving to SC.

Barnard Livingston had three sons: John, Martin, and Michael who were active Loyalists during the Revolutionary War. The "Ordinance to prevent Persons" (General Assembly), signed 8 November 1779 by Governor Rutledge, placed a death warrant on John and Martin Livingston. Martin Livingston was killed on 24 April 1781, presumably at Camden, SC (M. J. Clark, "Loyalists in the Southern Campaign of the Revolutionary War, Vol. 1"). This was the day before the Battle of Hobkirk Hill, near Camden, SC.

The Livingston family has been described by B. O. Prince in "Let's Meet the Livingstons" (1967).

FAMILY OF JOHANN BERNHARD LOEWENSTEIN

Records of the four older children are found in church records of Muddy Creek Lutheran Church, Lancaster County, PA.

I. Mary Magdalene Loewenstein, born December 1728, baptized 8 May 1730. Baptismal sponsor: Mary Magaret Strom, wife of Benedict Strom.

II. Juliana Loewenstein, born 5 May 1731, baptized 22 ___ 1731. Baptismal sponsors: Nicholas Adam and wife, Juliana.

III. John Loewenstein, born 3 August 1733, baptized 24 September 1733. Baptismal sponsors: John Adam Rupert and wife. Family is described below.

IV. Louisa Frederica Loewenstein, born 19 April 1736, Baptized July 1736. Sponsors Louisa Frederica Meyer, wife of Elias Meyer.

V. Martin Livingston, died 24 April 1781. Family is described below.

VI. Michael Livingston, wife named Rosina. See description below.

Child of Johann Bernhard Loewenstein is:

98. Hans Ulrich Schleich

Child of Hans Ulrich Schleich is:

102. Peter Hair, died 1774. He married 103. Anna Maria Herman.

103. Anna Maria Herman

Notes for Peter Hair:

The family of Peter Heer arrived in S.C. in 1749 on the Ship Griffin, Capt. Arthur. His petition was heard 24 November 1749 by the Colonial S.C. Government (Council Journal 17:715) and he was awarded a 200 acre bounty grant on Cannons Creek On 1 December 1749 a letter was read before the provincial council from Peter Herr on behalf of himself and his fellow shipmates.

The letter stated that they came to America on the encouragement of John Jacob Ramensperger and were ..."met with nothing but disappointments, crosses, and misfortunes." Further, since arrival, Peter Heer's wife had died.

Peter Heer married 2) Anna Maria Herman. A memorial of 1766 for 50 acres to Peter Heer

(Memorials 9:43) describes land granted in 1754 to Anna Maria Herman. This record notes that Peter Haire married Anna Maria Herman and that she came on the Ship Griffin and had been indentured to Mrs. Sarah Lloyd for 3 yrs.

Additional grants to Peter Hare include a 1772 tract of 200 acres on Camping Creek. Peter Heer made will 24 August 1772 naming wife, Mary, and children. He left land on Camping Creek to sons, John and Matthias Hair. The 1749 bounty tract was divided between his son, Peter, Jr. and wife who was given a life estate in the the half then to son of her choice. When Matthias Hare sold land in 1798 on Camping Creek the deed indicates that land was inherited on 25 September 1774 by Father's LWT (Newberry Deeds D-166). This record indicates that Peter Heer, Sr. had died in 1774; the will was not recorded until 23 August 1791, after the death of Peter Heer's second wife.

Anna Maria Herman Heer remarried John Bushard and made will 13 November 1790, proven 27 July 1791, naming her children.

"The Peter Hair Family, 1726-2000" was co-written and published by Eddie Hair and Tony Hair, January 2000.

Children of Peter Hair and Anna Herman are:

144. Georg Manz, born 1681; died 28 Jan 1735. He was the son of 288. George Mantz and 289. Christina Hagelin. He married 145. Anna Maria Stoss 18 May 1709 in Kohlstetten Germany.

145. Anna Maria Stoss, born 30 Nov 1684; died 22 Dec 1743.

Notes for Georg Manz:

Georg Manz and Christina Hägelin were the parents of Georg Manz (Daylaborer) who was born in 1681 and died 28 January 1735. On 18 May 1709, Georg Manz married in Kohlstetten, Anna Maria Stoss, who was born 30 November 1684 and died 22 December 1743, daughter of Hans Bernhart Stoss (Farmer) and Regina Spon. The Kleinengstingen record lists Georg’s name as "Hans Georg." Hans Georg and Christina Manz settled in Kleinengstingen where all of their children were born.

Georg Manz and Anna Maria Stoss had nine children. Marriage records for the sons, Bernhard and Johan Caspar Manz, are found in the Kleiningstingen and Holzelfingen parish books, respectively. These two sons migrated to SC in 1752 as did two daughters, Anna Maria and Elisabetha. The two sisters petitioned for bounty in their maiden names and at that time had one daughter each.

More About Georg Manz and Anna Stoss:

Marriage: 18 May 1709, Kohlstetten Germany

146. Christian Werner, born in Holzelfingen Germany.

Child of Christian Werner is:

148. Thomas Minick, born 01 Feb 1708; died 17 Apr 1771. He married 149. Rosina.

149. Rosina

Notes for Thomas Minick:

The family of Thomas Munich arrived in S.C. in the fall of 1752, having traveled from Europe on the Upton. At that time Munich had a wife and three children: Mary Katherine 12 1/2, Geo. Bartholomew 10 1/2, and George 6. His wife was named Rosina. A bounty grant of 250 acres was located on the east branch of Crim's Creek. The son, George Bartholomew Minick, was heir to this tract.

According to the records of St. John’s Lutheran Church, Charleston, SC, Thomas Münnich died on 17 April 1771. At the time according to the Church record book he was 63 yrs., 3 mos., and 16 dys. old (born 1 February 1708).

FAMILY OF THOMAS MINICK

I. Mary Katherine Minick, born about 1739, married Uly (Ulrick) Friend.

II. George Bartholomew Minick, born about 1741, married Mary Magdalene Summer, born about 1748, daughter of Adam Summer. Family is described below.

III. George Minick, born about 1746.

IV. John Adam Minick, born 17 January 1755, died 14 January 1785 (age 29 yrs., 11 mos., 29 dys.), married 27 May 1776, Anna Barbara Heyle (St. John’s Lutheran Church Records, Charleston, SC). In 1785, John Adam Minnick made will naming brother, George Bartholomew Minick, and a sister, Mary Catherine Friend (Charleston Wills 21-569). John Adam Minick was a baker and lived in Charleston.

Children of Thomas Minick and Rosina are:

150. Adam Summer

Child of Adam Summer is:

288. George Mantz, born 27 Jan 1646; died 30 Sep 1687. He was the son of 576. Hans Mantz and 577. Barbara Ensinger. He married 289. Christina Hagelin 10 Feb 1676 in Buttenhausen Germany.

289. Christina Hagelin

More About George Mantz and Christina Hagelin:

Marriage: 10 Feb 1676, Buttenhausen Germany

Child of George Mantz and Christina Hagelin is:

576. Hans Mantz, died 20 Feb 1675. He was the son of 1152. Georg Mantz. He married 577. Barbara Ensinger in Buttenhausen Germany.

577. Barbara Ensinger, died 27 Dec 1675. She was the daughter of 1154. Michael Ensinger.

More About Hans Mantz and Barbara Ensinger:

Marriage: Buttenhausen Germany

Child of Hans Mantz and Barbara Ensinger is:

1152. Georg Mantz

Child of Georg Mantz is:

1154. Michael Ensinger

Child of Michael Ensinger is: