Christina was born on 7 Aug 1748 in Nahe Valley, Stauderheim, Germany and died during 1809. She immigrated on 16 Sep 1751 aboard the ship "Edinburgh" with her Lutheran parents Hieronymus Textor and Anna Margarethe.
Christina married George Sapp in 1765 in Cumberland, Allegany Co., Maryland. They named their children: John, Elizabeth "Betsy", Joseph, Caterine, Margaret, Daniel, George, Mary "Polly" and William Sapp.
In 1808 they moved from Maryland to a new farm one mile West of what is now Danville, Knox Co., Ohio. They are buried on land that was originally part of their farm which they donated for use of the Saint Luke's church and cemetery.
Christina married George Sapp in 1765 in Cumberland, Allegany Co., Maryland. They named their children: John, Elizabeth "Betsy", Joseph, Caterine, Margaret, Daniel, George, Mary "Polly" and William Sapp.
In 1808 they moved from Maryland to a new farm one mile West of what is now Danville, Knox Co., Ohio. They are buried on land that was originally part of their farm which they donated for use of the Saint Luke's church and cemetery.
Christina was born on 7 Aug 1748 in Nahe Valley, Stauderheim, Germany and died during 1809. She immigrated on 16 Sep 1751 aboard the ship "Edinburgh" with her Lutheran parents Hieronymus Textor and Anna Margarethe.
Christina married George Sapp in 1765 in Cumberland, Allegany Co., Maryland. They named their children: John, Elizabeth "Betsy", Joseph, Caterine, Margaret, Daniel, George, Mary "Polly" and William Sapp.
In 1808 they moved from Maryland to a new farm one mile West of what is now Danville, Knox Co., Ohio. They are buried on land that was originally part of their farm which they donated for use of the Saint Luke's church and cemetery.
Christina married George Sapp in 1765 in Cumberland, Allegany Co., Maryland. They named their children: John, Elizabeth "Betsy", Joseph, Caterine, Margaret, Daniel, George, Mary "Polly" and William Sapp.
In 1808 they moved from Maryland to a new farm one mile West of what is now Danville, Knox Co., Ohio. They are buried on land that was originally part of their farm which they donated for use of the Saint Luke's church and cemetery.
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Assumed to be in an unmarked grave as a search in July 2012 by Susan Roach, FaG member ID #47796231, could not locate any grave marker.
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On what was originally the family farm.
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