Many of the findagrave pages managed by AMB are for descendants of Christian HOFFART, who was born in 1716 in Schwaigern, Germany. He came to America in 1729 and died in 1788 in Frederick County, Maryland. The spelling varied: Hoffart, Hoffarth, Hufford, Hufferd, Hoffort, Hofford, and so forth. The greatest number of descendants settled on the spelling HUFFORD.

Christian is considered an Established Patriot by the Daughters of the American Revolution. In DAR records, he is listed as "Christian HOFFERT." His DAR Ancestor Number is A056231. His service was in Frederick County, Maryland. He is credited with having furnished supplies. DAR members have entered from the lines of six of his children: Christina, Philip, Daniel, John, Casper, and Barbara.
AMB descends from Christian's son Casper, from Casper's son Abraham, from Abraham's son Andrew, from Andrew's daughter Elizabeth (who m. George HOOKER), from Elizabeth's daughter Sarah Catherine (who m. Jesse BEARD, from Sarah Catherine's son George Irvin, from George Irvin's son Miles Griffith BEARD (1918-2006). AMB's DAR #: 893094.

On the pages of many born-Huffords, there has been added a "token" of the HOFFART crest, as drawn by descendant Jim Hufferd. The crest is found on a piece of art at the Lutheran church in Schwaigern, Germany. It is clearly labeled the HOFFART crest, and it is inside the church where Christian Hoffart and his family gathered and worshipped before they came to America in 1729. Because Christian's family worshipped at that church, it is presumed (but not proved) that the crest was for one of his HOFFART relatives. It is correct that a family crest was not for every descendant of a person. However, that crest has been used to "flower" Christian's descendants who were born with the HUFFORD name (with any of the various spellings).

To see findagrave pages for born-Huffords, check this: HUFFORD descendants.

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Many of the findagrave pages managed by AMB are for descendants of Christian HOFFART, who was born in 1716 in Schwaigern, Germany. He came to America in 1729 and died in 1788 in Frederick County, Maryland. The spelling varied: Hoffart, Hoffarth, Hufford, Hufferd, Hoffort, Hofford, and so forth. The greatest number of descendants settled on the spelling HUFFORD.

Christian is considered an Established Patriot by the Daughters of the American Revolution. In DAR records, he is listed as "Christian HOFFERT." His DAR Ancestor Number is A056231. His service was in Frederick County, Maryland. He is credited with having furnished supplies. DAR members have entered from the lines of six of his children: Christina, Philip, Daniel, John, Casper, and Barbara.
AMB descends from Christian's son Casper, from Casper's son Abraham, from Abraham's son Andrew, from Andrew's daughter Elizabeth (who m. George HOOKER), from Elizabeth's daughter Sarah Catherine (who m. Jesse BEARD, from Sarah Catherine's son George Irvin, from George Irvin's son Miles Griffith BEARD (1918-2006). AMB's DAR #: 893094.

On the pages of many born-Huffords, there has been added a "token" of the HOFFART crest, as drawn by descendant Jim Hufferd. The crest is found on a piece of art at the Lutheran church in Schwaigern, Germany. It is clearly labeled the HOFFART crest, and it is inside the church where Christian Hoffart and his family gathered and worshipped before they came to America in 1729. Because Christian's family worshipped at that church, it is presumed (but not proved) that the crest was for one of his HOFFART relatives. It is correct that a family crest was not for every descendant of a person. However, that crest has been used to "flower" Christian's descendants who were born with the HUFFORD name (with any of the various spellings).

To see findagrave pages for born-Huffords, check this: HUFFORD descendants.

Want to add or correct info?
Want to add family links?
(1st) go to the person's page;
(2nd) click on the "Edit" tab;
(3rd) click on the specific line;
(4th) add your info or make your request;
(5th) click submit/send.
* If you have additional information that should be added in the bio field, or if something in the bio field should be changed, use the "Suggest any other correction or addition" line.

NOTE:
I decline unverifiable suggestions and requests for links to burial unknowns.

Email:
alicemariebeard
AT
gmualumni
DOT
org

NOTE:
Most people for whom AMB maintains findagrave pages are in this database at ancestry.com:
www.ancestry.com/family-tree/tree/32519399

AMB-added photos
Permission is granted for you to use any AMB-added photo at findagrave so long as it is used for decent, moral, and non-commercial purposes.