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Generation: 1
| 1. | Catherine Hormell (daughter of John Hendrick Hermel and Maria Eva Felker); and died. Notes:
Catherine Hormell, daughter of Henry and Maria Eva Felker Hormell, was mentioned in her grandfather, John Felker's will but we know nothing further of her. [Source: W. Floyd Gillis, ""Hormell Family"]
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Generation: 2
| 2. | John Hendrick Hermel was born in 1715 in Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands; and died. Other Events:
- Name: Henry Hormell
- Name: Johan Hendrick Hermel
- Immigration: 1731, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, British Colonial America; aboard the ship Samuel from Rotterdam
Notes:
Johan Immigrated to America September 21, 1727 on the Ship Samuel which sailed from Rotterdam to the Port of Philadelphia.
[List 14 A, B, C] Samuel
Captain: Hugh Percy
From: Rotterdam
By Way of: Cowes
Arrival: Philadelphia, 17 Aug 1731
John married Maria Eva Felker. Maria (daughter of Johan Jacob Felker and Anna Barbara _____) died in 1745. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
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| 3. | Maria Eva Felker (daughter of Johan Jacob Felker and Anna Barbara _____); died in 1745. Other Events:
Children:
- 1. Catherine Hormell and died.
- Pvt. Jacob Hormell was born in 1737 in Normandy, France; died in 1821 in Low Hill, Washington County, Pennsylvania, United States; was buried in 1821 in Centerville, Washington County, Pennsylvania, United States.
- John Hormell was born in 1743; died on 15 Jan 1823 in Turtlecreek Township, Warren County, Ohio, United States; was buried in Jan 1823 in Warren County, Ohio, United States.
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Generation: 3
| 6. | Johan Jacob Felker was born in 1674 in Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands; died about 1751 in Tulpehocken, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, British Colonial America. Other Events:
- Name: Johanis Fulker
- Name: John Felker
Notes:
.....Johan Jacob Felker, born about 1674, came to America with at least one son, Johann Jacob, Jr. born 1715, in Sept of 1732. They settled in Tulphocken, Pennsylvania. John Sr. was married to Anna Barbara (last name unknown), she came to America in 1734, with a religious group (which could account for the fact we never find early church records for this family.
.....Johan Jacob Sr. died somewhere about 1749 to 1751. In his will he left everything to his wife and son George. They died, he then left as follows: To my only surviving son John Jacob, to Henry Hermell, and his children, Henry was married to his deceased daughter Eva) these children are; Jacob Hormell born 1737, died 1821, married Jane Miller, Catherine Hormell, John Hormell born 1742, died February 15, 1823, married Eleanor (unknown last name), Henry Hormell, born 1746, died February 16, 1834 in Ohio, married Eleanor Lee.
.....There was another John Jacob Felker, his will was probated in Philadelphia in 1748.
.....John Felker, first known as Johanis Fulker, arrived in Philadelphia on September 21, 1732. He is listed as a Palatine. the ship's name was "Pink Plaisance: and it was commanded by John Parrett from Rotterdam. Their last port of call was Cowes. John Felker was 58 at that time. He would have been born about 1674. He died before 1751 as is found at that time a final settlement of his estate. also, on board this ship was his son, Johan Jacob Felker, age 17. He was listed as "sick" when the ship landed.
.....John Felker's wife, Anna Barbara Felker, came in 1734 on the ship "St. Andrew" with the rest of the family. She died after her husband before 1751.
.....John and Anna Barbara Felker lived at Tulpenhockon, Lancaster County, Pa. [Source: Gillis, W. Floyd, ""Hormell Family"]
Johan married Anna Barbara _____. Anna died in 1751. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
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