Family Group Sheet

HUSBAND
Heinrich HALLER
BIRTH	about 1689	Wagenhausen, Switzerland
BAPTISM	7 September 1689	Wagenhausen, Switzerland
IMMIGRATION	17 August 1733	Hendrick HALLER (1689c.-1761c.) age 44, his wife Catharina HALLER age 40, and their children; Petter HALLER age 18, Christina HALLER age 16, Heinrich HALLER age 13, Catharine HALLER age 7, and Dorothea HALLER age 3, arrived in Philadelphia, Penna., 17 August 1733, aboard the ship "Samuel", Hugh PERCY, Master, from Rotterdam. Heinrich and his eldest son Peter took the oath of Allegiance in Philadelphia. From there they went to Muddy Creek, Cocalico Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania where they made their home.; Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
DEED	25 January 1737	Henry HOLLER of the county of Lancaster, yeoman, patented 277 acres in Cocalico Twp., Lancaster Co., Penna., "bounded by land of Jacob REEM and George HEDGE." He sold this land to his son-in-law, Nicholas LASHER (LESHER or LOSCHER). ; Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
DEATH	about 1761	Pennsylvania, United States
BURIAL
MISC		see Find a Grave for children;
MARRIAGE	7 January 1714	Wolfersweiler, Saarland, Germany
FATHER	Heinrich Hans HALLER
MOTHER	Margareta HUGELSCHOFFERIN

WIFE
Anna Catharina CARLE-B/W/GM
BIRTH	about 1693	Switzerland
DEATH	about 1754	Pennsylvania, United States
REF #		B/W/GM;
FATHER	Christian CARLE


CHILDREN
1.	Johann Heinrich HALLER-B/W/Parent¹⁴⁰ MALE
	BIRTH	2 September 1719	Mattstall, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France
	BAPTISM	6 September 1719	Evangelical Kirch, Mattstall, Alsace, France
	RELIGION	1746	Joined church and served as minister of Muddy Creek Reformed Church; Muddy Creek, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
	RESIDENCE		He purchased land in Muddy Creek.; Cocalico Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
	RESIDENCE	1751	Fredericktown, Washington, Pennsylvania, United States
	RESIDENCE	after 1751	Then known as Allemangel; Emmaus, Lehigh, Pennsylvania, United States
	RESIDENCE	1 August 1755	He ran Moravian Congregation farm in Lititz, PA. in 1755. They lived in the Klein log cabin at Lititz's spring on the north side of the creek. On 20 Aug 1756, they moved the cabin to the top of the hill between the school house and Heil's, now 79 Main Street. Johann Heinrich Haller built a barn in Lititz, Pennsylvania. It is used today as an apartment house. See Bolejack_1500 for picture.; Lititz, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States²²¹
	MISC	11 November 1758	"Brother Haller brought along from Philadelphia a bell which was used to give notice at the time of the meeting.";
	MISC	16 October 1760	Brother Haller moved to the new farm house across the creek. Their former cabin was then occupied by Dr. Frederick Otto, the first druggist in Lancaster Co., PA. The house still stands at 79 Main St.; Lititz, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
	MISC	about 1762	The Holler barn, now known as the Kleine barn; Lititz, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States²²²
	RESIDENCE	1779	He served as warden then known as Gnadental.; near Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania, United States
	MISC	1779	Served as warden in Gnadental;
	DEATH	17 April 1788	Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania, United States
	BURIAL	April 1788	Moravian Cemetery, Nazareth, Northampton, Pennsylvania, United States
	REF #		B/W/Parent;
	MARRIAGE	13 August 1740	Anna Marie HUNDSECKER-B/W/Parent; Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States