Kenneth Stuart Paulsen Ahnentafel / Anetavle / Ancestor Table (Continued)
Kenneth Stuart Paulsen Ahnentafel / Anetavle / Ancestor Table (Continued)
Eighth Generation
206. Johann Friedrich Lantz, son of 412. Johann Heinrich Lantz & 413. Anna Maria Milchen. Born in 1749 in Frankfurt am Main, Reichsstadt Frankfurt, Holy Roman Empire. Johann Friedrich died in Chester Twp., Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America, in 1832; he was 83.
On 6 May 1781 Johann Friedrich married Maria Elizabeth Ewald in Lunenburg, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British America.14
207. Maria Elizabeth Ewald, daughter of 414. Johann Georg Ewald & 415. Catherine Elizabeth Eichenberg. Born in Jan 1763 in Rose Bay, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British America.
208. Johann Daniel Hiltz, son of 416. Johann Jacob Hüls & 417. Anna Margaretha Philippin. Born on 4 Aug 1730 in Ortenberg, Gft. Stolberg-Gedern, Holy Roman Empire.50 Johann Daniel died in Oakland, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British America, on 28 Dec 1782; he was 52.27
On 14 Mar 1758 Johann Daniel married Rebecca Magdalena Lantz in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, British America.15
209. Rebecca Magdalena Lantz, daughter of 412. Johann Heinrich Lantz & 413. Anna Maria Milchen. Born on 21 Oct 1742 in Frankfurt am Main, Reichsstadt Frankfurt, Holy Roman Empire. Rebecca Magdalena died in Chester Twp., Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America, on 10 May 1815; she was 72.13 Buried on 11 May 1815 in Chester, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America.13
210. Johann Conrad Knickel, son of 420. Heinrich Knickel. Born on 19 Apr 1729 in Obrigheim, Kur-Pfalz, Holy Roman Empire. Johann Conrad died in Second Peninsula, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America, on 26 Dec 1806; he was 77.
On 17 Dec 1753 Johann Conrad married Eva Elisabetha Schaffner in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, British America.15
211. Eva Elisabetha Schaffner, daughter of 422. Christopher Schaffner & 423. Esther Elisabetha (Schaffner). Born abt 1738 in Kur-Pfalz, Holy Roman Empire. Eva Elisabetha died in Second Peninsula, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British America, on 12 Dec 1778; she was 40.
212. Johann Leonard Jung, son of 424. Johannes Jung & 425. Marianna LeBlanck. Born on 11 Nov 1742 in Lützellinden, Gft. Nassau-Weilburg, Holy Roman Empire.51 Johann Leonard died in Lilydale, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America, abt Nov 1816; he was 73. Buried on 2 Dec 1816.
On 15 Jan 1765 Johann Leonard married Maria Elizabeth Zink in Lunenburg, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America.15
213. Maria Elizabeth Zink, daughter of 426. Johann Casper Zink & 427. Anna Maria Barbara Kappes. Born in Jul 1748 in Kleinheubach, Gft. Löwenstein-Wertheim, Holy Roman Empire. Maria Elizabeth died in 1809; she was 60.
214. Frédéric Emoneau, son of 428. Frédéric-Melchior Emoneau & 429. Juliana Elisabetha Frankin. Born in Apr 1759 in First Peninsula, Lunenburg Twp., Nova Scotia, British America. Frédéric died in First Peninsula, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America, on 13 Feb 1816; he was 56.15
On 25 Nov 1777 Frédéric married Mary Elizabeth Wamboldt in Lunenburg, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British America.15
215. Mary Elizabeth Wamboldt, daughter of 430. Johann Adam Wamboldt & 431. Barbara Haas. Born in Mar 1761 in First Peninsula, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British America. Mary Elizabeth died in First Peninsula, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America, in Feb 1833; she was 71. Buried on 16 Feb 1833 in Lunenburg, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America.15
218. George Collicut, son of 436. Thomas Collicut & 437. Margaret Unknown. Born abt 1735 in British America. George died in Chester, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America, aft 1824; he was 89.
In his diary, Rev. Seccombe mentions that George Collicutt, his wife and child came to Chester from Halifax. The context suggests that this happened in 1761 or 1762. The identity of George's wife has been hard to establish. Their marriage record calls her Elizabeth Reastor, while the Lutheran membership list of 1772 refers to Elizabeth Collicutt, daughter of of John Peter Rudolph, step-daughter is the more likely relationship. In the Lunenburg County Administation Papers of 1763-1715 (NSARM, RG 48, reel 882), there is a resignation of the administration of the estate of Christian Rosty, 31 May 1763, by his widow Catherine Coliket. Christian Rösty's wife was Elizabeth Hog/Haag. (Terry Punch, Dec. 1994)
The 1791 poll tax census for Chester, Nova Scotia states that George Collicot was the Master of a Vessel. He paid a poll tax of five shillings. (Nova Scotia Archives, RG 1, vol. 444, no. 5)
The 1794 poll tax census for Chester, Nova Scotia states that George Collicot was a farmer. He owned two cattle and six sheep. He paid a poll tax of one shilling, 9 pence. (Nova Scotia Archives, RG 1, vol. 444½, no. 24)
The 1795 poll tax census for Chester, Nova Scotia states that George Collicott paid a poll tax of one shilling, 9 pence. (Nova Scotia Archives, RG 1, vol. 444½, no. 59)
On 6 Nov 1760 George married Elisabetha Catherina Haag in Halifax, Halifax Co., Nova Scotia, British America.52
219. Elisabetha Catherina Haag, daughter of 438. Unknown Haag & 439. Anna Maria [Haag]. Born abt 1736 in Kur-Pfalz, Holy Roman Empire.
222. John Frederick Bouteiller, son of 444. Jean George Bouteiller & 445. Anne Catherine Maillard. Born in Feb 1759 in Northwest Range, Lunenburg Twp., Nova Scotia, British America. John Frederick died in French Village, Halifax Co., Nova Scotia, British North America, on 12 Mar 1824; he was 65.
On 5 Jan 1779 John Frederick married Anna Barbara (Hannah) Knickel in Lunenburg, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British America.15
223. Anna Barbara (Hannah) Knickel, daughter of 210. Johann Conrad Knickel & 211. Eva Elisabetha Schaffner. Born in Nov 1756 in Second Peninsula, Lunenburg Twp., Nova Scotia, British America.
224. Johann Philip Heyson, son of 448. Johann Friedrich Heyson & 449. Anna Catharina Junckerin. Born on 20 Oct 1737 in Hering [bei Otzberg], Kur-Pfalz, Holy Roman Empire.53 Johann Philip died in Mahone Bay, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America, on 1 Jan 1813; he was 75.14
Johann Philip Heyson came to Nova Scotia on the Murdoch in 1751 with his parents. His wife Maria Magdalena Zwicker came to Nova Scotia on the Gale in 1752 with her parents. Philip Heyson independently appears in the records beginning in 1760 with the registry of 30-acre lots. He appears with Peter Zwicker [jr.]; they are listed as each owning a 30-acre lot between the land of Benjn Green and that of Henry Becker who owned Oakland nos. 12 and 13 which were the last two lots in the first Oakland range. On 3 December 1764 Philip Heison participated in the third 300-acre land lottery and received a lot at Fourth Division, F-5 (Bell's Register). The Lunenburg township grant of 30 June 1784 confirmed his ownership to 675 acres (DesBrisay, Mather Byles. History of the County of Lunenburg, p. 71). His land holdings were scattered throughout the villages of Mahone Bay, Clearland, Oakland and Indian Point.
Philip Heison appeared in the 1770 Nova Scotia census (1770 census, p. 5). His household consisted of six people: one man, one woman, three boys and one girl. He owned two oxen/bulls, two cows, two young neat cattle and two swine. His farm produced 10 bushels of rye, four bushels of pease [sic], 12 bushels of barley and four bushels of oats.
On 15 October 1798, Philip Heyson received £6 cash payment for repairs that he made to the Mushamush bridge (Nova Scotia Archives: MG 4, no. 93.).
The following three documents are the wills of John Philip Heison and his wife Maria Magdalena (Zwicker) Heison:
I. Unpublished and voided will of John Philip Heyson (Nova Scotia Archives: Harris Papers, MG 4, vol. 98, no. 16)
In Namen Gottes Amen
Ich Johann Philip Heyson, in den Stadtgebiete zu Lunenburg und Provintz in Nova Scotia Landeigenthumer, habe beÿ meinen durch Gottes Gnade erreichten hohen Alles in reißlicher Christlicher erwägung bedacht, das alles Menschen zwar gewiß bevörstehenden doch den zeit nach ungewißen Todes, meine Gedanken dahin gerichtet, in alle gute Verordnung zu stellen, eines nach meinen vermutlich nicht veit mehr vorstehenden, seligen Absterben, so wohl mit meinen Cörper als weniger Verlaßenschaft gehalten werden soll. Zuvörderst Empfehle ich meine Seele in die Hände des Allmachtigen Gottes von welchen ich sei empfangen habe, und meinen Leib in die Erde, von welchen Er genommen ist zu begraben in einer Christlichen Ordnung dem gebrauch nach. So dann Vermache ich meine Frau Magdalena die Suma am Geld von 320 £ Sage Dreÿ hundert und Zwantzig Pfund, und das Hauß, wie auch alles was darinnen ist dienlichzu ihren gebrauch und den halben Garden auf den Saud-Seÿde und alles alles was darinnen wächst; Ferner Vermach ich ihr eine Kuh nämlich die beste im Stall, oder welche sie erwähl der gestalt, daß mein Sohn Johannes Heÿson die Kuh gut Futtern oder aus Windern muß, allen u. jeden Winder so lange mein Frau lebt. So dann ist mein durch außgebindender Wille, daß mein Sohn Johannes seine Mutter jederzeit mit der besten bescheidenheit begegnen soll, so daß sie Keinen mangel hat am irgend einen Guten: und wann sie ihr Leben enden, und mit Todt abgegangen ist, so soll mein Sohn Johannes mein Frau auf ein Christliche Art wie es der Gebrauch ist Beerdigen laßen, und meine Kinder, Söhne und Töchter sollen das Ihrige mit einander in gleiche theile aus theilen, und daß zwar so viel wie möglich in Brüderlicher Liebe und einigkeit. Ferner Vermache ich meinen Sohn Wilhelm Heÿson daß Land auf Indian Point, Numm. 6 woselbster wonhaft hist, und das Große Land Numm. 5 Letter F, wie auch ein Dreÿsig Acker Land nämlich Klier=Land liegend, Numm. 11 Letter B neben dem Kedÿ. Ferner Vermache ich meinen Sohn Jacob Heÿson daß gantze Mühl Land oder Mühl=Grand, nämlich die dreÿ Stücker welche er in besitz hat, wie auch Zweÿ Dreÿsig Acker Land, Numm. 13 & 14 Letter A dergestalt, daß er seinen Brüdern und Erben auf keine Art und weise den Weg weder zum gehen noch zum Fahren verbinden darf, doch also, das keine Schaden noch verletzung verursachen. So dann ist daß mein Wille und Gebott wann mein Sohn Jacob solte Sterben ohne Erben, so sollen seine Brüder und Schwestern alles das jenige Land Erben welches er von mir empfangen hat ausgenommen seine Frau soll daß halbe Land besitz haben worauf sie wohnt so lange Sie in Ihren Mann seinen Namen lebt, und wann Sie sich winden Verheÿrathen solte, so solle meine Söhne und Töchter oder Ihre Erben das halbe Land welches Sie in besitz hat mit einander theilen eins wie das andere. Ferner Vermache ich meinen Sohn Heinrich Heÿson ein Dreÿsig Acker Land und ein halbes Numm. Letter B. wie auch ein halbes Land hinter den Diel liegend und Zweÿ Dreÿsig Acker Land in Klier=Land liegend Num. 15 & 16 Letter A. und daß wie schon gesagt sein Bruder oder Erben ihn auf keine Art den Weg verhindern ohne schaden zu thun. Auch ist daß mein Wille und Verlangen das mein Sohn Heinrich Heÿson seinen Dreÿ Kindern welche er mit seiner ersten Frau gezeugt hat soll Sechs und Funfzig Pfund zum voraus bezahlen, nämlich einen jed[ere] und daß zwar ein Jahr nach dem Sie sich Verheÿrathet haben, doch ohne Indereße von dem was er von mir seinen Vater geerbt hat: solle aber eins oder mehren Sterben so fähl deßen seÿn Theil meinen Sohn Heinrich zu, auf soller 60 £ Schreibe Sechsig Pfund Geld an seine Geschwister auszahlen ein Jahr nach meiner Todte einen jeden alle Jahr 2 £ acht Schilling und wenn er mein Sohn Henrich solle mit Tode abgehen in seiner zweÿden Ehe und Kinder hinterlaßen, so sollen die Dreÿ ersten Kinder wieder mit den andere Kindern in gleiche Theile gehen welches er von mir empfangen hat, was er aber mit seinen Weibern gewinnen kann stehet in seinen Händen und geht mich nichts an. Ferner Vermache ich meinen Sohn Johannes Heÿson das Land worauf ich Wohne oder gewohnt habe wie auf alles andern was darauf stehet und wächst, daß Niemand nach meinen Tode einen Anspruch auf irgend eine Art am Lande oder was darauf stehet machen soll. Auch Vermache ich ihn Zweÿ Dreÿsig Acker Land in Klier=Land liegend, Num. 14 & 15 Letter B. ferner Vermache ich ihn die Uhr, die Große Biebel, und ein Groß Gesang Buch, wie auch meinen Karg, Pflug und das Paar Ochsen mit welchen ich gearbeidet und hinterlaßen habe. Solte er aber ohne Erben Sterben so sollen seine Gescwister alles das jenige Erben welches er von mir bekommen hat ausgenommen seine Frau soll das Vierte theil von den Hause und Lande in Besitz haben so lange Sie in Ehren Mann seinen Namen lebt, und wann Sie sich wieder Verheÿrathet, so sollen meine Kinder das Ihrige unter ein ander theilen. Auch ist daß mein Wille daß mein Sohn Johannes soll Hundert Fünf und Zwanzig Pfund Geld an seine Geshwister aus theilen einen wie den andern nämlich dergestalt: Ein Jahr nach meinen Tode soll angefangen werden einen jeden Fünf Pfund auszutheilen und so alle Jahr bis die 125 £ richtig und gelegt worden sind. Ferner Vermache ich meiner Tochter Elisabeth Friederika Ernstin, Ein hundert Pfund Geld, nämlich der gestalt; Fünfzig Pfund hat Sie schon eine geräume zeit empfangen, also müßen Ihr nach Fünfzig Pfund ausgezahlt werden, und so dann geht Sie in gleiche Theile mit den andern zu dem welches nicht Vermacht ist. Ferner Vermache ich meiner Tochter Fronika Och, Ein Hundert Pfund Geld der gestalt Fünfzig Pfund hat Sie schon empfangen also müßen Ihr noch. Fünfzig aus gezahlt werden, und so dan tritt Sie mit in gleiche theile zu dem welches [nicht] Vermacht ist. Ferner ist dieser mein durch aus gebiedenter Wille daß keine von meinen Söhner seÿn Land welches Sie von mir bekommen haben An Fremde Käufer sollen Verkaufen, sodern wer solte der Fall seÿn es zum Verkaufen kommen zu laßen , als dann sollen es allein die Brüder und Schwestern kaufen. Leztlich Ordne ich meine gute Freunde George Orth und Peter Eisenhauer als aus richter oder Executors zu diesen meinen lezten Willen und Testament um alle vorige zu wider rufen und diesn allein als mein Testament zu erklären oder bestädigen. In Zeugniß hierauf mein Testament zu bestädigen setz Ich mein Hand und Siegel in Eich=Wald den Acht und Zwansigsten August in Jahr Christi Ein Tausend Acht hundert und Acht
Unterzeichend, Gesiegelt, Bekantgemacht
und herausgeben beÿ gesagten Johann
Philip Heÿson als sein Testament in gege[ne]
wart
Johannes Knieße Johann Philip Heÿson
Michael [----e]
II. Will of John Philip Heison, 11 July 1812 (NSARM: Lunenburg Will Books, vol. 1, pp. 271-273).
In the Name of God Amen, I Philip Hison of Mahone Bay in the County of Lunenburg and province of Nova Scotia Farmer, considering the uncertainty of human life and although I am at present infirm yet being of sound and perfect mind and memory, I think it my duty to regulate my affairs in this life, so that those who may come after me may have as little trouble as possible respecting thesame and do therefore make and publish this my Last Will and Testament in Manner and form following, First I direct that my body may be decently buried in such way as my Executors herein after named shall think fit, and my Executor do pay all my Just debts, and as to my worldly Sustenance of Kind or Nature soever both Real and personal Estate of every Kind, I give devise and bequeath thesame and every part thereof, in the following manner, I give devise and bequeath unto my wife Magdalena Hison during her natural life the house in which she now live together with all my household furniture and everything appertaining thereto, Also the annual interest of five hundred pounds which Sum it is my will that my Executors hereafter Named shall hold in Trust for the purpose aforesaid, and after the death of my said wife do dispose of thesame as hereafter directed; And unto my Son Jacob Hison the house and land on which he now lives together with the house devised to my said wife after her death, also four Thirty acre Lots situate in Clear Land Number fourteen & fifteen & thirteen & fourteen he paying unto the Two children children of his late Brother John the Sum of Two hundred and fifty pounds which is to be equally divided between them when they shall attain the Age of Eighteen years, which said land and everything thereunto belonging in case my said Son Jacob shall die without any Male issue then it is my will that the Two Eldest sons of each of his Brothers (William and Henry) shall become the heirs to said Estate and that the heirs Male of their bodies do respectively inherit the same, and unto my Sons William Hison and Henry Hison Two thirty acre Lots situate in Mahone Bay number Ten and No Twelve and half a Thirty acre Lot back of Number Nine they paying into the hands of my said Executors the Sum of Seven hundred and fifty pounds, & also unto my said Son William a Three hundred acre Lot Number five Letter F fourth division Martin's River, and one Thirty acre Lot Number Eleven in Clear Land & unto my said Son Henry Two Thirty acre Lots in Clear land. To hold to them their heirs Executors & administrators for Ever, and I do also give and bequeath unto the Three Children of my said Son Henry by his first wife each the Sum of fifteen pounds, And I hereby Authorize and direct my Executors to make an Equal distribution of all such Sum or Sums of Money which I may dis possessed of after the payment of my Just debts aforesaid between my children Jacob Hison, William Hison Henry Hison, Elizabeth Ernst, Forinica Oxner & also after the death of my said wife do divide the five hundred pounds, and all the household furniture the[y] shall be in possession of under this my will, equally between my Children as aforesaid, Do hold to them the heirs, Executors Administrators & Assigns for Ever, And I do hereby Nominate and appoint my wife Magdalena Executrix and John Bolman of Lunenburg Esquire Executor of this my Last Will & Testament hereby revoking all former Wills by me made, In Witness whereof I have hereunto Set my hand & Seal this Eleventh day of July A D 1812.
Signed Sealed published and declared Johan Philip Heyson
by the above named Philip Hison to be [transcribed signature]
his Last Will and Testament in the presence
of us who have hereunto Subscribed our
names as Witnesses in the presence of the Testator.
Johannes Kniess
Nicolaus Leibold
Robert Bolman
Wednesday 3d February 1813
This day the Last Will and Testament of Philip Hison late of Lunenburg deceased was proved in Common form of Law on the Oath of Johannes Kniesse, Nicolaus Leibold, & Robert Bolman Subscribing Witnesses and Probate was Granted to Magdalena Hison Executrix and John Bolman Executor named in the said Will, they being first Sworn duly and faithfully to execute the Trust reposed in them.
III. Will of Maria Magdalena (Zwicker) Heyson, 22 February 1827 (NSARM: Lunenburg Will Books, vol. 2, pp. 177-178).
This is the last Will and Testament of [Maria] Magdalena Hyson of Mahone Bay in the County of Lunenburg Widow First I will and direct that all my just debts, the expenses of my funeral and the charges of and [attesting] the Probate of this my last Will and Testament be paid and discharged by my executor hereinafter named out of my estate and effects. Secondly I give devise and bequeath all the Rest and residue of my personal estate and effects of whatsoever nature and Kind unto my son Henry Hyson his heirs and assigns. And I do hereby nominate and appoint John Zwicker of Mahone Bay executor of this my last will and testament hereby annulling all former will or wills by me made declaring this to be my last will and testament In Witness whereof I the said Magdalina Hyson have hereunto set my hand and seal this twenty second day of February in the year of our lord One thousand eight hundred and twenty seven.
Signed sealed published &
declared by the testator her
for her last will in the presence Magdalena X Hyson
of us who at her p[assing] Request mark
and in the presence of each other
subscribed our names as witnesses
Thomas Johnson
Benjamin Zwicker
Philip Mel[---]
Lunenburg August 1st 1829
This day the last will and testament of Magdalena Hyson heretofore written was proved [------] form of law on the Oath of Philip M[-----] one of the subscribing witnesses and on the same day Probate was granted to John Zwicker executor therein named.
George Solomon
Regr
On 6 Mar 1759 Johann Philip married Maria Magdalena Zwicker in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, British America.15
225. Maria Magdalena Zwicker, daughter of 240. Johann Peter Zwicker & 241. Maria Magdalena Haffner. Born in Jul 1739 in Zeiskam, Kur-Pfalz, Holy Roman Empire.37 Maria Magdalena died in Oakland, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America, on 26 Mar 1828; she was 88.14
226. Alexander Kedy, son of 400. Alexander Kedy & 401. Mary Ann Perriman. Born on 20 Jan 1747 in Charing Cross, Westminster, Middlesex, England, Kingdom of Great Britain. Alexander died in Mahone Bay, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America, on 3 Mar 1818; he was 71. Buried on 6 Mar 1818 in Mahone Bay, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America. Occupation: Saw Miller.
On 14 Feb 1769 Alexander married Ursula Barbara Tanner in Lunenburg, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British America.
227. Ursula Barbara Tanner, daughter of 398. Hans Jacob Tanner & 399. Ursula Elisabeth Unbekannt (Unknown). Born in 1747 in Bargen, Kanton Schaffhausen, Switzerland. Ursula Barbara died in Mahone Bay, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America, on 7 Feb 1834; she was 87.
230. Philip Andreas, son of 460. Jacob Andreas & 461. Catherine Elizabeth Unknown. Born abt 1744 in Kempen, Erzbm. Köln, Holy Roman Empire. Philip died in Oakland, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America, abt 1845; he was 101.
On 28 Nov 1773 Philip married Anna Elizabeth Schwartz in Lunenburg, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British America.15
231. Anna Elizabeth Schwartz, daughter of 462. Johann Georg Schwartz & 463. Margaretta Unbekannt (Unknown). Born in Aug 1757 in First Peninsula, Lunenburg Twp., Nova Scotia, British America. Anna Elizabeth died in Oakland, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, British North America, on 15 Nov 1802; she was 45.
The parish register of Zion Lutheran Church in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia refers to Isac Salzmann as the father of Casper Friedrich Salzmann (N.S.A., MG 4, vol 88). The place of origin in recorded as "Malchs", Mecklenburg. The closest spelling of "Malchs" is Malchin, but a review of the Malchin parish records revealed no Salzmann family in that community. Other possible communities in the historical Duchy of Mecklenburg are Malchow and Melzow (Malzow).