Additions and Corrections
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ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS 43:36. ("Marriages by the Reverend Robert Cooper, 1786-94, Middle Springs Presbyterian Church, Cumberland County"). The last entry should read "July[?] [missing] Robt McCune & Mary Gl[enn?]. 43:325. ("German Origin of Johannes Dinius of Brunswick Township, Berks County"). Change "Unfortunately, no European origins could be found for the shipmates of Dinius in any of the standard published works or the International Genealogical Index." to "Unfortunately, no European origins could be found for Dinius in any of the standard published works or the International Genealogical Index. The origins of several shipmates of Dinius on the Chance are identified in Burgert's Eighteenth Century Emigrants from ... The Western Pala.tinate arid Burgert's and Jones' Westerwald to America, but a check of the church registers for those villages was negative for the Dinius family." Burgert covered Steinwarden in her Western Pala.tinate book, but none of those emigrants identified were on the Chance, and Johannes Dinius was not listed; John Michael Christmann, who lead to the breakthrough via the card file at the Institute for Palatine History and Folk Culture, was in her book. 44:27. ("Danner of York County, from Bischweiler in 1749"). Add child of John 1 and Catharine (Danner) Welsch: 11. John Welsch, named in will of father. There is a possibility that John of the will is child 4, Johann Jacob Welsch, and that he is going by the name of John, which was occasionally done in Pennsylvania. 44:47. ("Paris of Philadelphia and New York, from Bischweiler in 1731 and 1750"). For child vii, Daniel Paris, add individual number 7, and change marriage to "married 15 November 1694 Susanne Marie Pierson." 44:57. Peter Paris married second Maria Magdalena/Helena 2 Wild, daughter of Abraham 1 Wild and Anna Barbara (Tribolet) Renaud. It is correct on page 84. 44:58. Add the following children to the family of John Peter Paris and Veronica/Fanny Fahns, all baptized at First Reformed, Philadelphia (Wright, First Reformed, Phila.delphia, 2: 104, 146, 149, 156, 162, 178): 5. Joseph Peres, son of Peter Peres and Fanny, born 20 August 1791, baptized 19 September 1791, sponsors the parents. 6. Maria Peres, born 26 September 1794 ( calculated), buried 2 October 1795, age 1 year 6 days. 7. Maria Peres, born 19 July 1796 (calculated), buried 31 March 1797, age 8 months 12 days. 380 Pennsylvania Genealogtcal Magazine Vol. 44 (2006) ADDITIO S D CORRECTIONS 43:36. ("Marriage by the Rever nd Robert Cooper, 1786-94, Middle Springs Presbyterian Church, Cumberland County"). The last entry should read "July[?] [mtsstng] Rob' McCun & Mary Gl[enn?]. 43:325. ("German Origin of Johannes Diniu of Brunswick Town hip, B rk County"). Change nfortunately, no European origins could be found for th hipmates of Dinius in any of the tandard published works or the International Genealogical Index." to "Unfortunat ly, no Europ an origin could be found for Dinius in any of the standard publi hed work or the International Genealogical Index. The origins of everal hipmate of Dinius on the Chance ar identified in Burgert's Eighteenth Century Emigrants from ... The Western Palatinate and Burgert's and Jones' Westerwald to America, but a check of the church registers for those villages was negativ for the Diniu family." Burgert covered Steinwarden in her Western Pa/attnate book, but none of tho emigrants identified were on the Chance, and Johannes Dinius wa not 1i ted; John Michael Christmann, who lead to the breakthrough via the card file at the Institute for Palatine History and Folk Culture, was in her book. 44:27. ("Danner of York County, from Bischw iler in 1749"). Add child ofJohn 1 and Catharine (Danner) Welsch: 11. John Welsch, named in will of father. There is a po ibility that John of the will is child 4, Johann Jacob Welsch, and that he i going by the name of John, which was occa ionally done in Pennsylvania. 44:47. ("Pari of Philadelphia and ew York~from Bi chweiler in 173 I and 1750"). For child vil, Daniel Paris. add individual number 7, and change marriage to "married 15 November 1694 Susanne Marie Pierson. 44:57. Peter Paris married second Maria Magdalena/H lena 2 Wild, daughter of Abraham 1 Wild and Anna Barbara (Tribolet) Renaud. It i correct on page 84. 44:58. Add th following child.ten to the family of John Pet r Paris and V ronica/Fanny Fahn all baptized at Fir t Reform d, Philad phia (Wright, First Reformed, Phtladelphta, 2: 104, 146, 149, 156, 162, 178): 5. Joseph Peres, son of Peter Peres and Fanny, born 20 August 1791, baptized 19 Septcm~r 1791, sponsors the parents. 6. Maria Peres, born 26 September 1794 (calculated), buried 2 ctober 1795, age I yecar6 days. 7. Marla Peres, born 19 July 1796 ( calculated), buried 31 March l 797, age 8 months 12 day . 380 Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine Vol. 44 (20o6) 2006 Additions and Corrections 381 8. Marla Peres, daughter of Peter Peres and Veronica, born 25 September 1797, baptized October 1797, sponsors Henry Fahns and Veronica 9. William Peres, son of Peter Peres and Veroniat, born 15 June 1798, baptized 5 July 1798, sponsors Henry Fahns and Veronica 10. Louisa Peres, daughter of Peter Peres and Fanny, born 10 April 1801, baptized 26 April 180 l. 44:59. Child vii, John 2 Paris, was baptized 4 October 1773 at econd Presbyterian, Philadelphia. Tide in footnote 177 hould be Pennsylvania Births, Philadelphia County, 1766-1780. 44:59. Isaac 1 Paris and/or Catharina sponsored baptism at tone Arabia betwe o 1760 and 1770, including one for a child of Peter Hillegas. 44:63-65. ("Ribolet of Lancaster County, from Bischweiler in 1733 and 1749"). Correct second marriage: Ha~ Peter Rebilet citizen and lincnweaver married econd 27 January 1698 Agnes Leibenguth(in), daughter of the late Peter Lcibenguth citizen of ?Ilhach {EvangelischReformierte Kirche Bischweiler, Heiraten 1666-1709, page 73). 44:68. For child i, Abraham 2, change to "married by ay 1758 Anna Catharine -?-." Add two children; renumber sub equent children (Wright, York County Church Records, 2:163, 282-83, 168): i. JOHN MAltnN RIEBLETI', son of Abraham and Anna Catharine, was born 20 June 1759, baptized privately 28 June 1759 in York County, recorded at Christ Evangelical Lutheran, York. John Martin Rieblet, who was born 20 June 1759, son of Abraham and Catherine, died 8 P.M. 1 July 1759 and was buried 3 July in Reformed churchyard, age 11 days. H. ANNA CATHAJUNE RIF.BLETI, daughter of Abraham and atherine born 6 July 176o, baptized 13 July at Chri c Evangelical Lutheran, York. 44:81. ("Wild of Philadelphia, from Bischweiler in 1751, with Notes on Tribolet"). Change Anna Barbara(-?-) Tribolet, wife of Abraham 1 Wild to Anna Barbara (Jesel) Tribolet She is correctly identified on page 83. 44: 121. ("John 1 Moore of South Carolina and Pennsylvania"). Footnote l 03, change Craig R. Horle to Craig W. Horle. 4-4:253, 254 ("Bachoffen of Philadelphia and ew Jersey from Bi chweiler in 1752"). Maria (Whitenack) Bockoven, wil of George, and Eliza• beth (Whitenack) Bockoven. wife of Jacob, were sisters, daughters of Pleichard/Bltker [not Elikam or Richard] Whitenack (see Hank Z Jones, Jr., The Palatine Famlies of New York, A Study of the German Immigrants Who Arrived in Colonial New York in 1710 [Universal City, Calif.: the author, 1985), 1070-73 for more on the early Weydknecht family). 44:275. ("Applications for Passes, 1776-1790"). Pas for John Dean: delete "(the index mistakenly calls him John Deans)."