Fourteenth Generation 
Fourteenth Generation 10240. Heinrich Schnebeli WEBER-[91612],1,2,4,5,6 son of Klei Jorg WEBER -[91656] and Elizabeth SCHNEBLI -[91668], was born about 1621 in Zurich, Switzerland and died on 16 Oct 1696 in Zurich, Switzerland,, at age 75.
Heinrich married Elizabeth Ruggen RUGGIN -[91623] [MRIN:48443] 1,2,4,5.,6
The child from this marriage was:
10241. Elizabeth Ruggen RUGGIN-[91623],1,2,4,5,6 daughter of Ulrich Uli RUGGEN -[91701] and Anna RUEGG -[91712], was born on 22 Oct 1622 in Hinterberg, Switzerland and died on 26 Nov 1698 in Zurich, Switzerland,, at age 76.
Elizabeth married Heinrich Schnebeli WEBER -[91612] [MRIN:48443] 1,2,4,5.,6
10242. Rev. Hans HERR-[91634],1,2,4,5,6 son of Hans Christian HERR -[91756] and Catherine HASS -[91767], was born about 1618 in Zurich, Switzerland and died about 1668 in Zurich, Switzerland,, at age 50.
General Notes: ID: I108
Name: Hans (Rev.) HERR 1
Sex: M
Birth: 17 SEP 1639 in Sankt Gallen, Zurich, Switzerland
Death: 11 OCT 1725 in Lampeter, Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania
Burial: OCT 1725 Willow Street, Mennonite Cem., Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Note:
In 1709 Hans and seven other Mennonites bought 10,000 acres of land inPennslyvania from William Penn. They sailed from Gravesend, England inApril29, 1710, landed in Philadelphia, in Sept 1710. Name of the ship :Mary Hope, Mastered by John Annis.
Bishop Hans Herr:
Is described as "of medium height, with long grey hair curled under atthe ends and parted in the middle, ...heavy brows, dark hazel eyes,aqualine nose, small mouth with heavy lips, complexion florid, with fullbeard covering face, the whole lighted by a countenancein wich sweetnessand austerity were gracefully blended. Clad in coursest homespun, hisfeet shod with wood, he at last arrived in the far off land in wich somestrange prophecy told him his people would be prosperous and happy,however poor when arriving. The family of Herr descended from a veryancient free family, that is to say of noble origin; likewise from timeimmorial its Knights were brave and worthy. Possessing in Schaben vasatand rich estates, the name of which was called and written (Herr(n) vonBilried. The father or founder of this family was known as the Schwabishknight Hugo the Herr, Lord of Bilried. In the year 1009, this familyflourished and was known to all among the Southern Germanic tribes. Inthe fifteenth century several of the family resigned their nobility dueto changing religious beliefs and settled as citizens and assumed thename of Herr (a title of respect in Germany).
Father: Hans HERR b: 1608 in Sankt, Gallen, Switzerland
Mother: Catherina HAAS b: 1615 in Sundt, Gallen, Switzerland
Marriage 1 Elizabeth Mylin KENDIG b: 1 MAY 1639 in Baden,Aargau,Switzerland
Married: 1660 in Sankt Gallen, Zurich, Switzerland
Children
Abraham HERR b: 1660 in Near, Zurich, Switzerland
Maria HERR b: 1673 in Zurich,Zurich, Switzerland
Christian (Rev.) HERR b: 1680 in Of, Zurich, Zh, Switzerland
John HERR b: 1685 in Near, Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland
Samuel HERR b: 1686 in Letort, Pennsylvania
Emanuel HERR b: 1689 in Wheatland Mills, Lancaster, Pennsylvania,Switzerland
Isaac HERR b: 1690 in Martick Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Henry HERR b: ABT. 1691 in Strasburg Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Sources:
Title: Genealogical Record of Rev. Hans Herr, 1994
Author: Herr, Theodore W.
Repository:
Call Number:
Media: Book
Immigrant's surname: HERR
Immigrant's given name(s): Hans
Ship name: Maria Hope
U.S. arrival date: 16 Sep 1710
Port: unknown
Place of origin: Zurich Switzerland
Source: Bishop Hans Herr home in Lampeter, PA
Notes:
While in Switzerland, Hans Herr became a member of the Mennonites and aprominent minister.
He emigrated to Palatinate, Germany. In 1709, he and other Palatinatespurchased 10,000
acres of land on the south side of Pequea Creek in Lancaster PA. Theyarrived in the New
World on 16 Sept. 1710 on the ship: Maria Hope. (This info. wasresearched by H.K. Eilers
using materials in the collection of the Lancaster Mennonite ConferenceSociety.)
born: 1 May 1639 at Zurich Switzerland; died 9 June 1730 at Lancater Co.,PA
Married Elizabeth Kendig in Switzerland.
Children: Abraham, Christian, Maria, John 1685, Samuel 1686, Emanuel1689, Henry
Submitted by: Mary K. Lynch
Rev. married Elizabeth Mylin KUNDIG -[91645] [MRIN:48448] 1,2,4,5.,6
The child from this marriage was:
10243. Elizabeth Mylin KUNDIG-[91645],1,2,4,5,6 daughter of John (Jacob) KENDIG -[91779] and Jane (Mylin) MEILI -[91790], was born on 1 May 1639 in Zurich, Switzerland and died on 9 Jun 1730 in Landcaster Co. PA.,, at age 91.
Elizabeth married Rev. Hans HERR -[91634] [MRIN:48448] 1,2,4,5.,6
10244. Hans Rudolph BUMAN-[91823],1,2,4,5,6 son of Oswald BUMAN -[91845] and Margreth LANDIS -[91856], was born about 1636 in Horgen, Switzerland and died about 1702 in Alsace, France,, at age 66.
Hans married Funk ANNA -[91834] [MRIN:48517] 1,2,4,5.,6
The child from this marriage was:
10245. Funk ANNA-[91834],1,2,4,5,6 daughter of Heini FUNK -[91867] and Katharine MEILI -[91878], was born about 1635 in Horgen, Switzerland and died about 1705 in Alsace, France,, at age 70.
Funk married Hans Rudolph BUMAN -[91823] [MRIN:48517] 1,2,4,5.,6
10304. Peter CRECELIUS-[74049],1,2,10 son of Christian KREKELIUS -[74050] and Anita LOOS -[74055], was born about 1595 in Heringen, Amt Kirberg, Nassau, Germany and died on 24 Jul 1635 in Heringen, Amt Kirberg, Nassau, Germany,, at age 40.
Peter married (name unknown) 1,2.,10
The child from this marriage was:
10306. Georg DREYLING-[74047] 1,2.,10
Georg married MARTHA -[74048] [MRIN:40785] 1,2.,10
The child from this marriage was:
10307. MARTHA -[74048] 1,2.,10
MARTHA married Georg DREYLING -[74047] [MRIN:40785] 1,2.,10
15116. Richard LORD-[92934] 1,2,4,5,6 was born about 1556 and died about 1621,, at age 65.
Richard married Joan LORD -[92945] [MRIN:49108] 1,2,4,5.,6
The child from this marriage was:
7558 i. Thomas LORD -[92912] (born about 1585 - died about 1638)
15117. Joan LORD-[92945] 1,2,4,5,6 was born about 1562 and died about 1641,, at age 79.
Joan married Richard LORD -[92934] [MRIN:49108] 1,2,4,5.,6
15118. Robert BIRD-[92956],1,2,4,5,6 son of Richard BIRD -[92978] and Jonanna MITCHELL -[92989], was born about 1555 and died on 18 Jul 1622,, at age 67.
Robert married Amy HILL -[92967] [MRIN:49123] 1,2,4,5.,6
The child from this marriage was:
7559 i. Dorothy BIRD -[92923] (born on 25 May 1588 - died on 2 Aug 1676)
15119. Amy HILL-[92967] 1,2,4,5,6 was born about 1557 and died about 1635,, at age 78.
Amy married Robert BIRD -[92956] [MRIN:49123] 1,2,4,5.,6
15122. Robert MANNING-[93078] 1,2,4,5,6 was born about 1535 and died about 1603,, at age 68.
Robert married Elizabeth HERBERT -[93089] [MRIN:49184] 1,2,4,5.,6
The child from this marriage was:
7561 i. Mary MANNING -[93067] (born about 1561 - died about 1623)
15123. Elizabeth HERBERT-[93089] 1,2,4,5,6 was born about 1538 and died about 1595,, at age 57.
Elizabeth married Robert MANNING -[93078] [MRIN:49184] 1,2,4,5.,6
15152. John JOSELYNE-[93679],1,2,4,5,6 son of Ralph JOSSELYN -[93681], was born in 1525 in Eng. and died on 18 Feb 1578 in Eng.,, at age 53.
John married Alice NEVILLE -[93680] [MRIN:49433] 1,2,4,5.,6
The child from this marriage was:
15153. Alice NEVILLE-[93680] 1,2,4,5,6 was born in 1525 in Eng. and died on 31 Jan 1600 in Eng.,, at age 75.
Alice married John JOSELYNE -[93679] [MRIN:49433] 1,2,4,5.,6
15360. Sir William HARRIS-[71551],1,2,9 son of Arthur HARRIS -[71554] and Dorothy WALDENGRAVE -[71555], was born in 1556 in Cressex England and died on 20 Nov 1616 in Essex England,, at age 60.
General Notes: HARRIS-VA-L Archives
From: "James P. Harris" <jpharris@juno.com>
Subject: [HARRIS-VA] William Harris 1621 Part 2
Date: Wed, 2 May 2001 10:20:27 -0400
PART 2 - Why I believe William Harris of Willingale Doe was thegrandson
of William Harris of Southminster.
The main records we have to rely on for William Harris ofSouthminster
are the Visitations of Essex 1552. Essentially thatinformation tells us
the basics about the first three generations. William Harrisfirst
married Joanna Smith, had son and heir William who married JaneSemer,
and who likewise had a son named William. The Visitations ofEssex 1558
go on to list all three wives, all thirteen of his children, aswell as a
number of his grandchildren. Since he was a prominent Essexofficial,
there are other court records that substantiate the time periodin which
he lived. His will in 1556 confirms five of his sons, that hislast wife
was named Agnes (Rutter), and lists the properties he owned.The five
surviving sons that were still living in 1556 were William andVincent by
the first marriage, Arthur by the second marriage, andChristopher and
Edward by the third marriage. (A full copy of the willsubmitted by Noël
Robertson can be found in the archives of Harris-Va onRootsweb.) Even
if the Visitations of Essex are inaccurate, we know that he didhave
those five sons, and he names them in that order in his will.The oldest
son William actually does not receive a legacy from his fatherin the
will. Wording in the will implies that the son William Harrishad
already been provided for and was well established in 1556. Itis stated
that he had already been assigned property that was not namedin the
will. We do not know the location of that property.
Although there are few actual parish records for the early1500s, we can
estimate by various sources that William Harris married hisfirst wife
Johanna Smith around 1515. With thirteen children, if WilliamHarris
averaged one child every two years over all three wives, thatwould put
the last child being born in 1541. We already know from the1556 will
that Christopher and Edward Harris were still underage in 1556confirming
that Edward, the last son, was probably not born until around1540-1545.
If William, the first son, was born shortly after the 1515marriage, then
he was just coming of age, marrying, and having his first sonWilliam in
that same 1540-1545 time period. That means William Harris of
Southminster had a son Edward and a grandson William who were
approximately the same age.
The parish records of Willingale Doe (IGI M058661) tell us thatWilliam
Harris married Joan Hardings on 6 May 1576. That is a perfect30 year
cycle from 1516 (1516-1546-1576), giving the distinctpossibility of
William Harris of Willingale Doe to be the third generationWilliam.
Edward Harris married Anne Josselyn 9 July 1583 in ShellowBowells (IGI
7134017). He had first married Elizabeth Barrington around1575 (no IGI
record). The Barringtons were from Hatfield Broad Oak aboutsix miles
from Shellow Bowells and Willingale Doe. It is very apparentthat Edward
Harris and William Harris were almost the same age and livedwithin a
half mile of each other. They have all the appearances of afamily
relationship. The only possible relationship in the knownfamily that
would fit this criteria of a William being the same age asEdward Harris
would be that of the uncle and nephew described above.
One other connection can be gleaned from the 1556 will. ThomasKinge was
listed a number of times as the personal servant of WilliamHarris of
Southminster and received a small legacy. The will also listeda
daughter (unnamed) of the third wife, Agnes Rutter, by herprevious
marriage and the daughter was stated to be the wife of RichardKinge of
Bockinge. Bockinge was also the home of Joanne Cooke, thesecond wife of
William Harris as well as the home of Jane Semer who marriedthe second
generation William Harris. Bockinge is twelve miles fromWillingale Doe
straight up the old Roman road from London. Two of thechildren of
William Harris of Willingale Doe married members of the Kingefamily of
Halstead. Halstead is just a couple of miles outside ofBockinge along
the same road. The two marriages were Thomas Harris to SarahKinge 25
Mar 1617 and Alice Harris to Thomas Kinge 24 Nov 1618 (IGI8205631).
Sarah and Thomas Kinge were the children of Richard Kinge, both
christened in Colchester, Essex in 1587 and 1592 respectively(IGI
812134, 812135). It appears that Richard Kinge was thegrandson of Agnes
Rutter who, of course, was also the mother of Edward Harris.
Considering the compelling evidence, I feel very comfortable indrawing
the conclusion that William Harris of Willingale Doe was thegrandson of
William Harris of Southminster and nephew of Edward Harris ofShellow
Bowells.
Side Note: I will not use any of the possibilities concerningCapt.
Thomas Harris in support of my conclusions about the identityof William
Harris since none of the theories about Capt. Thomas Harris canbe proven
yet. One of those theories is that Thomas Harris was the sonof Edward
Harris and Anne Josselyn. Obviously, if that theory were toend up being
validated, it would not only support my conclusions aboutWilliam Harris,
but taken together would have major implications concerning thewhole
history of the Harris family in England and their involvementwith the
settlement of Virginia.
CONTINUE WITH PART 3
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Sir married Lady Alice SMITH -[71552] [MRIN:39966] 1,2.,9
The child from this marriage was:
7680 i. Thomas HARRIS -[71542] (born on 10 Jun 1585 in Cressex, England - died on 30 Mar 1652 in Henrico VA)
15361. Lady Alice SMITH-[71552] 1,2,9 was born in 1556 in Weston Hanger, Kent, England.
Lady married Sir William HARRIS -[71551] [MRIN:39966] 1,2.,9
15364. Edmond CLEBORNE-[71616],1,2,9 son of Richard CLIBURNE -[71618], was born in 1554 and died in 1590,, at age 36.
Edmond married Grace BELLINGHAM -[71617] [MRIN:40000] 1,2.,9
The child from this marriage was:
7682 i. Col. William CLAIBORNE -[71544] (born in 1587 - died in 1676)
15365. Grace BELLINGHAM-[71617],1,2,9 daughter of Sir Alan BILLINGHAM -[71619].
Grace married Edmond CLEBORNE -[71616] [MRIN:40000] 1,2.,9
16144. Edmund CLEBURNE-[93278],1,2,4,5,6 son of Robert CLIBORNE -[93300] and Emma KIRKBRIDE -[93311], was born about 1515 and died about 1546,, at age 31.
Edmund married Anne LAYTON -[93289] [MRIN:49252] 1,2,4,5.,6
The child from this marriage was:
8072 i. Richard CLEBURNE -[93256] (born about 1540 - died about 1606)
16145. Anne LAYTON-[93289] 1,2,4,5,6 was born about 1519 and died about 1546,, at age 27.
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