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RIN 95 BIRTH..no documentation indicating her birth (F1) in a female sequence for DNA testing to c heck for Indian markers. MARRIAGE. arrived with George on 3 Oct 1764 In "King of Prussia" and endured indentureship with him. In his 1849 Land petition, Conrad said " your petitioner's mother's name was Sarah Brown" CHILDREN.. Eleanor 1763 "Hooples of Hooples' Creek" (F2) 1764 age 17 in 1781 per Machiche provision list 1766 per 1851 Matilda Census age 86 (next birthday) 1769 age 80 per Conrad in 1849 Land Petition John 1768 KRR NY records (April 1783, age 15) Mary 1771 age 78 per Conrad John 1773 age 76 per Conrad Mathias c1779 In 1779 provision list as "under 6" Henry 1781 Oct 4 Trois Rivieres Protestant Church Record bp 7 Oct 1781 Elizabeth 1779 age 70 per Conrad 1782 26 Oct Trois Rivieres Protestant Church bp 10 June 1783 Sarah 1782 age 67 per Conrad 1784 because Elizabeth was born in 1782 (1784) 1851 Stormont Osnabruck Census age 68 (next b'day) (1784) spinster above 21 in Land Petition 25 Sep 1805 Barbara 1785 age 64 per Conrad bef 1806 27 Jan when she petitioned for land as wife of William Runnals Hannah 1787 age 62 per Conrad bef 1810 15 Sep when she Petitioned for Land as wife of Jacob Shove Frederick 1789 60 per Conrad 1790 20 Dec (BD) bp 31 Mar 1791 Lutheran Church Record Johan Conrad 1793 age 56 per self in 1849 1792 2 Oct (BD) bp 11 Nov 1792 Lutheran Church Record Per Conrad " four others who died in infancy without being Christened." may have included Henry who was bp Found several of our Susquehanna Loyalists in the Drouin Collection of Quebec Vital Records that is now online at Ancestry.ca. The records are for the Trois Rivieres Protestant Church 1768-1792 Henry 1781 born 4th Oct, baptised the 7th of said month, son of George Kintner and Sarah Brown, sponsors his parents. 3 birth dates have documentation which conflicts with those remembered by Conrad. Eleanor's, John's & Elizabeth's. Looking back some 80 years in not unexpected. Nelly (aka Elinor) Kentner was, along with about 100 others, struck from the provision list on 1 Aug 1781 because she was age 17. If so, she was born in 1764, the very year the Kentners arrived in Philadelphia in which case her mother was Caucasian and the legend of George's wife being a Mohawk is not supported. DEATH..Aft Jan 1805 when George Kentner & Wife sold Lot 17 Con 5 Matilda. She may have died in Matilda on the family farm, Lot 10 Con 3, before George sold the land in 1811 or she & George may have moved to live with one of their children by 1811. If with Elizabeth then buried in the Hough Family Burial Ground George died before 1816. [John & Frederick land petitions in 1816..SUEs of "late" George Kentner] Excerpts from "The Hooples of Hoople's Creek"..by E L Hoople. p16 Eleanor was a handsome dark girl p17 she was a big girl p 40 Her son John Hoople Jr."got along well with the other boys who nicknamed him" Long John" because he was so tall and "The Indian" because he was so dark" p30 Frans Hoople arrived "they (John & Henry) were stunned to see a large man in his thirties, dark like their father"
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