George was a trustee at the Apple's Church in 1814. His farm was near Ladiesburg Lutheran Church. The son of the Frederick Ludwig Birely and Eva Maria Heffer.
Married Elizabeth Fuch.
Source: "Monocacy and Catoctin" Vol II p. 256 has information on the immigration of the Beyerle (Birely) families from Sinsheim, Germany from whom the Birely and Byerly families of Frederick County are believed to be descended.
Children:
(1.) Jacob Birely, married Magdalena Sowers.
(2.) George Ludwig Birely Jr., married Susanna Krise.
(3.) Margaret Birely b: 19 FEB 1785.
(4.) Elizabeth Birely b: 11 JAN 1788.
(5.) Susan Birely b: 27 SEP 1790.
(6.) Anna Maria Birely, married Henry Harbaugh.
(7.) Samuel Birely, married Margaret Anders after her death married Barbara Ann Kemp.
(8.) Lena Birely b: ABT 1801
(9.) Frederick Birely b: 12 JUN 1805, married Sabina Harbaugh.
(Fredrick) Ludwig Beyerle (d. 1803) was still living in 1796 when his son George (this memorial) settled on the tract "Resurvey of Mackey's Choice", near Ladiesburg, north of later Woodsboro. Among the deeds of 1796 there is recorded a petition by the two Byerlys along with neighbors Jacob Wolf, John and Sarah Carmack, and John Diffindal, that their boundaries be resurveyed. The George Birely family attended Apple's Church. George was one of the trustees named in the purchase of one and a half acres addition to the church ground from Peter Shover in 1814.
The census of 1790 lists three men named Birely: Frederick, George (this memorial), and Jacob. Frederick and George were the sons of Fridrick Ludwig Beyerle the immigrant). The book W&M state that the two brothers arrived in Frederick County before the Revolution.
(Reference: Monocacy and Catoctin, vol. II, p.259-260).
George Beyerly (1755-1827) (immigrant's son) and wife Elizabeth, who moved from near Apple's Church to a farm taken from the original tracts "Mackey's Choice" and "Seventh Dividend", had a great number of descendants. They farmed near Ladiesburg and near Detour. Their children's births 1785-1793 recorded in Rocky Hill Church, Woodsboro. (M & C, vol. II, p.266).
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Married Elizabeth Fuch.
Source: "Monocacy and Catoctin" Vol II p. 256 has information on the immigration of the Beyerle (Birely) families from Sinsheim, Germany from whom the Birely and Byerly families of Frederick County are believed to be descended.
Children:
(1.) Jacob Birely, married Magdalena Sowers.
(2.) George Ludwig Birely Jr., married Susanna Krise.
(3.) Margaret Birely b: 19 FEB 1785.
(4.) Elizabeth Birely b: 11 JAN 1788.
(5.) Susan Birely b: 27 SEP 1790.
(6.) Anna Maria Birely, married Henry Harbaugh.
(7.) Samuel Birely, married Margaret Anders after her death married Barbara Ann Kemp.
(8.) Lena Birely b: ABT 1801
(9.) Frederick Birely b: 12 JUN 1805, married Sabina Harbaugh.
(Fredrick) Ludwig Beyerle (d. 1803) was still living in 1796 when his son George (this memorial) settled on the tract "Resurvey of Mackey's Choice", near Ladiesburg, north of later Woodsboro. Among the deeds of 1796 there is recorded a petition by the two Byerlys along with neighbors Jacob Wolf, John and Sarah Carmack, and John Diffindal, that their boundaries be resurveyed. The George Birely family attended Apple's Church. George was one of the trustees named in the purchase of one and a half acres addition to the church ground from Peter Shover in 1814.
The census of 1790 lists three men named Birely: Frederick, George (this memorial), and Jacob. Frederick and George were the sons of Fridrick Ludwig Beyerle the immigrant). The book W&M state that the two brothers arrived in Frederick County before the Revolution.
(Reference: Monocacy and Catoctin, vol. II, p.259-260).
George Beyerly (1755-1827) (immigrant's son) and wife Elizabeth, who moved from near Apple's Church to a farm taken from the original tracts "Mackey's Choice" and "Seventh Dividend", had a great number of descendants. They farmed near Ladiesburg and near Detour. Their children's births 1785-1793 recorded in Rocky Hill Church, Woodsboro. (M & C, vol. II, p.266).
Contributor: ladyluck (48349858) • [email protected]
George was a trustee at the Apple's Church in 1814. His farm was near Ladiesburg Lutheran Church. The son of the Frederick Ludwig Birely and Eva Maria Heffer.
Married Elizabeth Fuch.
Source: "Monocacy and Catoctin" Vol II p. 256 has information on the immigration of the Beyerle (Birely) families from Sinsheim, Germany from whom the Birely and Byerly families of Frederick County are believed to be descended.
Children:
(1.) Jacob Birely, married Magdalena Sowers.
(2.) George Ludwig Birely Jr., married Susanna Krise.
(3.) Margaret Birely b: 19 FEB 1785.
(4.) Elizabeth Birely b: 11 JAN 1788.
(5.) Susan Birely b: 27 SEP 1790.
(6.) Anna Maria Birely, married Henry Harbaugh.
(7.) Samuel Birely, married Margaret Anders after her death married Barbara Ann Kemp.
(8.) Lena Birely b: ABT 1801
(9.) Frederick Birely b: 12 JUN 1805, married Sabina Harbaugh.
(Fredrick) Ludwig Beyerle (d. 1803) was still living in 1796 when his son George (this memorial) settled on the tract "Resurvey of Mackey's Choice", near Ladiesburg, north of later Woodsboro. Among the deeds of 1796 there is recorded a petition by the two Byerlys along with neighbors Jacob Wolf, John and Sarah Carmack, and John Diffindal, that their boundaries be resurveyed. The George Birely family attended Apple's Church. George was one of the trustees named in the purchase of one and a half acres addition to the church ground from Peter Shover in 1814.
The census of 1790 lists three men named Birely: Frederick, George (this memorial), and Jacob. Frederick and George were the sons of Fridrick Ludwig Beyerle the immigrant). The book W&M state that the two brothers arrived in Frederick County before the Revolution.
(Reference: Monocacy and Catoctin, vol. II, p.259-260).
George Beyerly (1755-1827) (immigrant's son) and wife Elizabeth, who moved from near Apple's Church to a farm taken from the original tracts "Mackey's Choice" and "Seventh Dividend", had a great number of descendants. They farmed near Ladiesburg and near Detour. Their children's births 1785-1793 recorded in Rocky Hill Church, Woodsboro. (M & C, vol. II, p.266).
Contributor: ladyluck (48349858) • [email protected]
Married Elizabeth Fuch.
Source: "Monocacy and Catoctin" Vol II p. 256 has information on the immigration of the Beyerle (Birely) families from Sinsheim, Germany from whom the Birely and Byerly families of Frederick County are believed to be descended.
Children:
(1.) Jacob Birely, married Magdalena Sowers.
(2.) George Ludwig Birely Jr., married Susanna Krise.
(3.) Margaret Birely b: 19 FEB 1785.
(4.) Elizabeth Birely b: 11 JAN 1788.
(5.) Susan Birely b: 27 SEP 1790.
(6.) Anna Maria Birely, married Henry Harbaugh.
(7.) Samuel Birely, married Margaret Anders after her death married Barbara Ann Kemp.
(8.) Lena Birely b: ABT 1801
(9.) Frederick Birely b: 12 JUN 1805, married Sabina Harbaugh.
(Fredrick) Ludwig Beyerle (d. 1803) was still living in 1796 when his son George (this memorial) settled on the tract "Resurvey of Mackey's Choice", near Ladiesburg, north of later Woodsboro. Among the deeds of 1796 there is recorded a petition by the two Byerlys along with neighbors Jacob Wolf, John and Sarah Carmack, and John Diffindal, that their boundaries be resurveyed. The George Birely family attended Apple's Church. George was one of the trustees named in the purchase of one and a half acres addition to the church ground from Peter Shover in 1814.
The census of 1790 lists three men named Birely: Frederick, George (this memorial), and Jacob. Frederick and George were the sons of Fridrick Ludwig Beyerle the immigrant). The book W&M state that the two brothers arrived in Frederick County before the Revolution.
(Reference: Monocacy and Catoctin, vol. II, p.259-260).
George Beyerly (1755-1827) (immigrant's son) and wife Elizabeth, who moved from near Apple's Church to a farm taken from the original tracts "Mackey's Choice" and "Seventh Dividend", had a great number of descendants. They farmed near Ladiesburg and near Detour. Their children's births 1785-1793 recorded in Rocky Hill Church, Woodsboro. (M & C, vol. II, p.266).
Contributor: ladyluck (48349858) • [email protected]
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