Hannah Englehaupt Flaugh Betts (1795-1861)

Hannah Englehaupt Flaugh Betts

Birth

7 Mar 1795

Berks County, Pennsylvania, USA

Death

22 Mar 1861 (aged 66)

Crawford County, Pennsylvania, USA

Burial

State Line Cemetery

West Shenango Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, USA Add to Map

Memorial ID

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BORN PA, a dau of John Englehaupt--Eva Barbara Stump; She wed Matthias Flaugh; Jacob Probst; Christian Betts

CENSUS:
1810 PA-Fayette-Luzerne: Christian-Elizab Betts, 3 boys/2 girls (30010--20100-00)
1820 PA-Mercer-Salem: Christian-Elizabeth Beats, 6 boys/1 girls (421101--01010-02)
1830 PA-Mercer-Salem: Christian-Elizabeth Bates, 5 boys/1 girls (01221001--1010001)
1840 PA-Mercer-Salem: Christian-Elizabeth Bates, 1 boys/1 girls (00010001--00100001)
1850 PA-Mercer-Green: Christian 75, Hannah 55 +David Bates (Carr)-13; Cathrn Bussard 14, Hanna Brown 20, John Probst 15; farmer
1860 PA---Hannah Englehaupt Betts not found

DAVID CARR:
NAME: From will of Mathias Flach 5 Aug 1829, Crawford Co, PA. Listed are wife Mary, sons: George, Samuel, Jacob, Mathias, daus: Barbara Minium Brown, Elizabeth Carr, Mary Rust & Elizabeth's son-David Carr. Codisil to will notes Elizabeth is remarried to Daniel Brown.

SOME FLAUGH HISTORY
Johan Mathias Flaugh (1752-1834) served as a soldier under General George Washington

[1885] PA--Historical Record of Crawford Cnty--pg 665; Among the first settlers in Crawford County was Mathias Flaugh, also a German, came West with his 4 sons & settled upon 200 acres in Tract #159. He was a fervent Lutheran & it is related that he used to conduct the services at burials when no minister was present.
PG-1149: Contains Samuel Flaugh, Samson Flaugh & Nicholas Flaugh; all grandsons of Matthias Flaugh. The story of Samson tells this: His paternal grandfather, Matthias Flaugh was one of the first settlers of Woodcock Twp & his maternal grandfather was Frederick Hickernell who was an early settler of Hayfield Twp.

SOME ENGLEHAUPT HISTORY
WASHINGTON'S BODY GUARD BURIED HERE John W. Engelhaupt, Revolutionary War soldier and a member Washington's body guards, is buried in the Foust Cemetery on the East Side. These personal guards carried the title of Washington Life Guards. Engelhaupt had the rank of Captain in the Continental Army. He was one of the hired Hessians that fought for the Colonies during the Revolutionary War.

Inscription

Died 22 Mar 1861; 67yrs

Gravesite Details

STONE FOUND BY EUGENE THROOP per readings done 1968; & rechecked Jun 1981. CEMSTONES COPIED in 1978 by Mary Skelton & Evelyn Anderson shows the data matches