Conrad Alwine married Susanna Eckenroth (Eckenrode) on September 4th 1808 (CR 1942, page 5). The 1850 Census of Adams County, Hamilton Township, page 206/7, Household and Family #15 shows Susan Alwine, age 70 (born. About 1780) living with her son James/Jacob Alwine age 41 (brn. 1809), twin brother of Samuel Alwine head of household #16. Her husband Conrad born 24th April 1783 had died 9th February 1846 and was buried in the Conewago Chapel Cemetery. ("History of Cumberland and Adams County", Warner, Beers & Co., 1886, page 234; "Collections", John T. Riley, 1898-9, Volume 5, page 605).
The Conewago Registers show that their children were: Samuel brn. 4th July 1809; Jacob/James, brn. 11th January 1811; Maria brn. 2nd January 1815; John Adam and Peter, twins, 1st October 1816; Mark brn. 11th January 1819; Mary Elizabeth brn 31st August 1821; Mary Susan brn. 19th August 1824. (CR, 1980, page 7; Original Book I, pages 94, 108, 142, 148, 160, 184, 210).
[Data by Joseph Eckroat, June 2, 2008]
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Further data provided by Cheryl Alwine Lutz, May 15, 2011:
There has been extensive research currently completed on the Allwein Family. Here is what was published about Conrad:
He did have a child with his first wife Elizabeth. All that is known so far is that her name was Catherine and she married Jacob Noel. She was deceased at the time of her father's death and is named in a case filed to the orphan's court. Several documents were found which attest to those children living at the time of Conrad's death on February 9, 1846. One of these is on file with the Adams County Orphan's Court, which I excerpt below. The case had to appear before the Orphan's Court because the support of minor children was involved. These were the children of Catherine (Alwine) Noel, who died and left three children.
The case file reads as follows: To the Honorable judge of the Orphan's Court of Adams County: The petition of Samuel Allwine, one of the administrators of all and singular, the goods, chattels, lands and tenements which were of Conrad Allwine, late of Hamilton Township of said County ... left at the time of his death, a widow, to wit, Susannah, and heirs, to wit,James, Conrad, John, Michael, Elizabeth (intermarried with Caleb Breighner), Susan, your petitioner, and Catherine Noel's children, to wit, Juliana, John and Michael Noel, who are minors and whose guardian is Jacob Noel.
Here is the list of all the children born to Conrad & Susanna: Samuel, James, Conrad Sep 1813, Maria, John Adam, Peter, Michael(my grgrgrandfather)1817, Mark, Mary Elizabeth, Mary Susanna.
The Conewago Registers show that their children were: Samuel brn. 4th July 1809; Jacob/James, brn. 11th January 1811; Maria brn. 2nd January 1815; John Adam and Peter, twins, 1st October 1816; Mark brn. 11th January 1819; Mary Elizabeth brn 31st August 1821; Mary Susan brn. 19th August 1824. (CR, 1980, page 7; Original Book I, pages 94, 108, 142, 148, 160, 184, 210).
[Data by Joseph Eckroat, June 2, 2008]
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Further data provided by Cheryl Alwine Lutz, May 15, 2011:
There has been extensive research currently completed on the Allwein Family. Here is what was published about Conrad:
He did have a child with his first wife Elizabeth. All that is known so far is that her name was Catherine and she married Jacob Noel. She was deceased at the time of her father's death and is named in a case filed to the orphan's court. Several documents were found which attest to those children living at the time of Conrad's death on February 9, 1846. One of these is on file with the Adams County Orphan's Court, which I excerpt below. The case had to appear before the Orphan's Court because the support of minor children was involved. These were the children of Catherine (Alwine) Noel, who died and left three children.
The case file reads as follows: To the Honorable judge of the Orphan's Court of Adams County: The petition of Samuel Allwine, one of the administrators of all and singular, the goods, chattels, lands and tenements which were of Conrad Allwine, late of Hamilton Township of said County ... left at the time of his death, a widow, to wit, Susannah, and heirs, to wit,James, Conrad, John, Michael, Elizabeth (intermarried with Caleb Breighner), Susan, your petitioner, and Catherine Noel's children, to wit, Juliana, John and Michael Noel, who are minors and whose guardian is Jacob Noel.
Here is the list of all the children born to Conrad & Susanna: Samuel, James, Conrad Sep 1813, Maria, John Adam, Peter, Michael(my grgrgrandfather)1817, Mark, Mary Elizabeth, Mary Susanna.
Conrad Alwine married Susanna Eckenroth (Eckenrode) on September 4th 1808 (CR 1942, page 5). The 1850 Census of Adams County, Hamilton Township, page 206/7, Household and Family #15 shows Susan Alwine, age 70 (born. About 1780) living with her son James/Jacob Alwine age 41 (brn. 1809), twin brother of Samuel Alwine head of household #16. Her husband Conrad born 24th April 1783 had died 9th February 1846 and was buried in the Conewago Chapel Cemetery. ("History of Cumberland and Adams County", Warner, Beers & Co., 1886, page 234; "Collections", John T. Riley, 1898-9, Volume 5, page 605).
The Conewago Registers show that their children were: Samuel brn. 4th July 1809; Jacob/James, brn. 11th January 1811; Maria brn. 2nd January 1815; John Adam and Peter, twins, 1st October 1816; Mark brn. 11th January 1819; Mary Elizabeth brn 31st August 1821; Mary Susan brn. 19th August 1824. (CR, 1980, page 7; Original Book I, pages 94, 108, 142, 148, 160, 184, 210).
[Data by Joseph Eckroat, June 2, 2008]
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Further data provided by Cheryl Alwine Lutz, May 15, 2011:
There has been extensive research currently completed on the Allwein Family. Here is what was published about Conrad:
He did have a child with his first wife Elizabeth. All that is known so far is that her name was Catherine and she married Jacob Noel. She was deceased at the time of her father's death and is named in a case filed to the orphan's court. Several documents were found which attest to those children living at the time of Conrad's death on February 9, 1846. One of these is on file with the Adams County Orphan's Court, which I excerpt below. The case had to appear before the Orphan's Court because the support of minor children was involved. These were the children of Catherine (Alwine) Noel, who died and left three children.
The case file reads as follows: To the Honorable judge of the Orphan's Court of Adams County: The petition of Samuel Allwine, one of the administrators of all and singular, the goods, chattels, lands and tenements which were of Conrad Allwine, late of Hamilton Township of said County ... left at the time of his death, a widow, to wit, Susannah, and heirs, to wit,James, Conrad, John, Michael, Elizabeth (intermarried with Caleb Breighner), Susan, your petitioner, and Catherine Noel's children, to wit, Juliana, John and Michael Noel, who are minors and whose guardian is Jacob Noel.
Here is the list of all the children born to Conrad & Susanna: Samuel, James, Conrad Sep 1813, Maria, John Adam, Peter, Michael(my grgrgrandfather)1817, Mark, Mary Elizabeth, Mary Susanna.
The Conewago Registers show that their children were: Samuel brn. 4th July 1809; Jacob/James, brn. 11th January 1811; Maria brn. 2nd January 1815; John Adam and Peter, twins, 1st October 1816; Mark brn. 11th January 1819; Mary Elizabeth brn 31st August 1821; Mary Susan brn. 19th August 1824. (CR, 1980, page 7; Original Book I, pages 94, 108, 142, 148, 160, 184, 210).
[Data by Joseph Eckroat, June 2, 2008]
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Further data provided by Cheryl Alwine Lutz, May 15, 2011:
There has been extensive research currently completed on the Allwein Family. Here is what was published about Conrad:
He did have a child with his first wife Elizabeth. All that is known so far is that her name was Catherine and she married Jacob Noel. She was deceased at the time of her father's death and is named in a case filed to the orphan's court. Several documents were found which attest to those children living at the time of Conrad's death on February 9, 1846. One of these is on file with the Adams County Orphan's Court, which I excerpt below. The case had to appear before the Orphan's Court because the support of minor children was involved. These were the children of Catherine (Alwine) Noel, who died and left three children.
The case file reads as follows: To the Honorable judge of the Orphan's Court of Adams County: The petition of Samuel Allwine, one of the administrators of all and singular, the goods, chattels, lands and tenements which were of Conrad Allwine, late of Hamilton Township of said County ... left at the time of his death, a widow, to wit, Susannah, and heirs, to wit,James, Conrad, John, Michael, Elizabeth (intermarried with Caleb Breighner), Susan, your petitioner, and Catherine Noel's children, to wit, Juliana, John and Michael Noel, who are minors and whose guardian is Jacob Noel.
Here is the list of all the children born to Conrad & Susanna: Samuel, James, Conrad Sep 1813, Maria, John Adam, Peter, Michael(my grgrgrandfather)1817, Mark, Mary Elizabeth, Mary Susanna.
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