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JACOB KOLB
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Jacob KOLB
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General Information: Jacob and his brothers Martin and Henry left Germany came to Pennsylvania in 1707. He settled in Germantown. (Their Grandfather Peter Schumacher had already arrived at Germantown PA in 1685.) He removed to Skippack in 1709. Jacob was a weaver and a farmer. He was a trustee and deacon of the Skippack Mennonite Church. In 1709 he moved to Skippack, Philadelphia Co., PA. On May 2nd 1710 he moved to Germantown, Philadelphia Co., PA. In 1710 Jacob purchased 150 acre tract in Skippack, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. Will: March 2, 1737, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. Named wife, Sarah. Named executor - wife Sarah and son Isaac. Named Children - Isaac, Agnes, Elizabeth, Elin (Cornelia?), Henry, Mary, Dielman, Modlen (Magdalena?) and Sarah. Named brother Martin. Named trustees Martin Kolb, Julius Hassle and Jacob Grider. Witnesses Michael Ziegler, Christopher Hiemanger. The Will was probated on December 5, 1739. Obituary: October 1739 "On the 4th instant, October, 1739, Jacob Kolb, of Skippack. As he was pressing cider the beam of the press fell on one side of his head and shoulder and wounded him so that he languished about half and hour and then died, to the exceeding grief of his relatives and family, who are numerous, and concern of his friends and neighbors, among whom he lived many years in great esteem." |
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