Our American Family - Person Sheet
Our American Family - Person Sheet
Birth Date1684422
Birth PlaceGermany
FatherErasmus KATTERMANN , 7004 (~1658-)
MotherAnna GERTRUDE , 7005 (~1662-)
Spouses
1Hans Lenhart HOLTZAPFEL Jr. 
545,552,553,528, 628
545,552,553,528, 628Birth PlaceMichelfeld, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Death Dateaft 1731422 Age: 47
Death PlacePhiladelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
FatherHans Jacob HOLTZAPFEL Sr. , 1256 (~1662-1684)
MotherMaria Ann Margaretha KLEIN , 1257 (1658-1684)
ChildrenAnna Barbara (1707-)
Erasmus , 314 (1710-1793)
Notes for Anna Maria Barbara KATTERMAN
Research notes for Anna Maria Barbara KATTERMAN
KATTERMAN (also Kattermann, Guttermann) German535
Notes for Hans Lenhart (Spouse 1)
GERMAN IMMIGRANT ANCESTOR
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IMMIGRANT ANCESTOR for the HOLTZAPFEL lineage from Germany, parents Hans Leonard (Hans Lenhart) Holtzapfel 47, Anna Barbara Holtzapfel 57 - although from other sources I think the ages got switched - Erasmus Holtzapfel 20, and Anna Barbara Ketermena Holtzapfel 23 (brother and sister) on board the ship “The Britannia” from London to the United States arrived Philadelphia Sep. 11, 1731 as Palatines.548,528
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They arrived in Philadelphia on 11 Sep 1731 aboard the ship Brittania. Also on this ship was his daughter, Anna Barbara and her husband Adam Ruppert, and son, Erasmus.528
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passenger lists records their arrival in 1731380
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Also listed as Hans Leonard Holtzapple528
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From "Colonial Records of Pennsylvania":
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"At the Courthouse of Philadelphia, 21st September, 1731. Present:
The Honorable PATRICK GORDON, Esqr., Lt. Govr
Clement Plumsted, Esqr., Member of Council
Thomas Laurence, Esqr., Member of Council
Derick Jansen, Esqr., one of His Majesties Justices of Peace for the county of Philadelphia.
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"A list was presented of the Names of One hundred and six Palatines, who with their Families, making in all Two hundred and sixty - nine Persons, were imported here in the ship Britannia of London, Michael Franklyn, Mr. [Master], from Rotterdam, but last from Cowes, as by Clearance from that Port. The Master, being Examined, said he had no particular License for their Transportation. They were then called in, and having declared that their Intentions were to settle and live Peaceably in this Province, the several persons whose Names are subjoyned, did repeat and sign the Declaration inserted in the Minutes of the 21st September 1727 [the date of the declaration's origin] and likewise took and subscribed the Declaration of Fidelity and Abjuration."
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Hans Lenhard Holtzapfel and his son Erasmus, from Michelfeld, Baden, were listed as male passengers above the age of 16. This is what they swore:
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"I A B do solemnly & sincerely promise & declare that I will be true & faithful to King George the Second and do solemnly sincerely and truly Profess Testifie & Declare that I do from my Heart abhor, detest & renounce as impious & heretical that wicked Doctrine & Position that Princes Excommunicated or deprived by the Pope or any Authority of the See of Rome may be deposed or murthered by their Subjects or any other whatsoever. And I do declare that no Forreign Prince Person Prelate State or Potentate hath or ought to have any Power Jurisdiction Superiority Preeminence or Authority Ecclesiastical or Spiritual within the Realm of Great Britain or the Dominions thereunto belonging.
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"I A B do solemnly sincerely and truly acknowledge profess testify & declare that King George the Second is lawful & rightful King of the Realm of Great Britain & of all others his Dominions & Countries thereunto belonging, And I do solemnly & sincerely declare that I do believe the Person pretending to be Prince of Wales during the Life of the late King James, and since his Decease pretending to be & taking upon himself the Stile & Title of King of England by the Name of James the third, or of Scotland by the Name of James the Eighth or the Stile & Title of King of Great Britain hath not any Right or Title whatsoever to the Crown of the Realm of Great Britain, nor any other the Dominions thereunto belonging.
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"And I do renounce & refuse any Allegiance or obedience to him & do solemnly promise that I will be true and faithful, & bear true allegiance to King George the Second & to him will be faithful against all traitorous Conspiracies & attempts whatsoever which shall be made against his Person Crown & Dignity & I will do my best Endeavours to disclose & make known to King George the Second & his Successors all Treasons and traitorous Conspiracies which I shall Know to be made against him or any of them.
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"And I will be true & faithful to the Succession of the Crown against him the said James & all other Persons whatsoever as the same is & stands settled by An Act Entituled An Act declaring the Rights & Liberties of the Subject & settling the Succession of the Crown to the late Queen Anne & the Heirs of her Body being Protestants, and as the same by one other Act Entituled An Act for the further Limitation of the Crown & better securing the Rights & Liberties of the subject is & stands settled & entailed after the Decease of the said late Queen, & for Default of Issue of the said late Queen, to the late Princess Sophia Electoress & Dutchess Dowager of Hannover & the Heirs of her Body being Protestants; and all these things I do plainly & sincerely acknowledge promise & declare according to these express Words by me spoken & according to the plain & common Sense and understanding of the same Words, without any Equivocation mental Evasion or secret Reservation whatsoever.
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"And I do make this Recognition Acknowledgement Renunciation & Promise heartily willingly & truly."
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King George 'the Second' ruled Great Britain and Ireland from 1727 to 1760. This oath appears to be trying to weed out Jacobite supporters of the Stuart pretenders to the British throne as much as former subjects of foreign princes. Rhinelanders like the Holtzapfels probably did not know who 'Prince' James Francis Edward Stuart (James III and VIII) was. The wording of this oath shows how much the Hanoverians hated and feared him.
Posted on Ancestry by LarryPalmer727
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IMMIGRANT ANCESTOR for the HOLTZAPFEL lineage from Germany, parents Hans Leonard (Hans Lenhart) Holtzapfel 47, Anna Barbara Holtzapfel 57 - although from other sources I think the ages got switched - Erasmus Holtzapfel 20, and Anna Barbara Ketermena Holtzapfel 23 (brother and sister) on board the ship “The Britannia” from London to the United States arrived Philadelphia Sep. 11, 1731 as Palatines.548,528
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They arrived in Philadelphia on 11 Sep 1731 aboard the ship Brittania. Also on this ship was his daughter, Anna Barbara and her husband Adam Ruppert, and son, Erasmus.528
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passenger lists records their arrival in 1731380
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Also listed as Hans Leonard Holtzapple528
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From "Colonial Records of Pennsylvania":
-
"At the Courthouse of Philadelphia, 21st September, 1731. Present:
The Honorable PATRICK GORDON, Esqr., Lt. Govr
Clement Plumsted, Esqr., Member of Council
Thomas Laurence, Esqr., Member of Council
Derick Jansen, Esqr., one of His Majesties Justices of Peace for the county of Philadelphia.
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"A list was presented of the Names of One hundred and six Palatines, who with their Families, making in all Two hundred and sixty - nine Persons, were imported here in the ship Britannia of London, Michael Franklyn, Mr. [Master], from Rotterdam, but last from Cowes, as by Clearance from that Port. The Master, being Examined, said he had no particular License for their Transportation. They were then called in, and having declared that their Intentions were to settle and live Peaceably in this Province, the several persons whose Names are subjoyned, did repeat and sign the Declaration inserted in the Minutes of the 21st September 1727 [the date of the declaration's origin] and likewise took and subscribed the Declaration of Fidelity and Abjuration."
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Hans Lenhard Holtzapfel and his son Erasmus, from Michelfeld, Baden, were listed as male passengers above the age of 16. This is what they swore:
-
"I A B do solemnly & sincerely promise & declare that I will be true & faithful to King George the Second and do solemnly sincerely and truly Profess Testifie & Declare that I do from my Heart abhor, detest & renounce as impious & heretical that wicked Doctrine & Position that Princes Excommunicated or deprived by the Pope or any Authority of the See of Rome may be deposed or murthered by their Subjects or any other whatsoever. And I do declare that no Forreign Prince Person Prelate State or Potentate hath or ought to have any Power Jurisdiction Superiority Preeminence or Authority Ecclesiastical or Spiritual within the Realm of Great Britain or the Dominions thereunto belonging.
-
"I A B do solemnly sincerely and truly acknowledge profess testify & declare that King George the Second is lawful & rightful King of the Realm of Great Britain & of all others his Dominions & Countries thereunto belonging, And I do solemnly & sincerely declare that I do believe the Person pretending to be Prince of Wales during the Life of the late King James, and since his Decease pretending to be & taking upon himself the Stile & Title of King of England by the Name of James the third, or of Scotland by the Name of James the Eighth or the Stile & Title of King of Great Britain hath not any Right or Title whatsoever to the Crown of the Realm of Great Britain, nor any other the Dominions thereunto belonging.
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"And I do renounce & refuse any Allegiance or obedience to him & do solemnly promise that I will be true and faithful, & bear true allegiance to King George the Second & to him will be faithful against all traitorous Conspiracies & attempts whatsoever which shall be made against his Person Crown & Dignity & I will do my best Endeavours to disclose & make known to King George the Second & his Successors all Treasons and traitorous Conspiracies which I shall Know to be made against him or any of them.
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"And I will be true & faithful to the Succession of the Crown against him the said James & all other Persons whatsoever as the same is & stands settled by An Act Entituled An Act declaring the Rights & Liberties of the Subject & settling the Succession of the Crown to the late Queen Anne & the Heirs of her Body being Protestants, and as the same by one other Act Entituled An Act for the further Limitation of the Crown & better securing the Rights & Liberties of the subject is & stands settled & entailed after the Decease of the said late Queen, & for Default of Issue of the said late Queen, to the late Princess Sophia Electoress & Dutchess Dowager of Hannover & the Heirs of her Body being Protestants; and all these things I do plainly & sincerely acknowledge promise & declare according to these express Words by me spoken & according to the plain & common Sense and understanding of the same Words, without any Equivocation mental Evasion or secret Reservation whatsoever.
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"And I do make this Recognition Acknowledgement Renunciation & Promise heartily willingly & truly."
-end of oath
-
King George 'the Second' ruled Great Britain and Ireland from 1727 to 1760. This oath appears to be trying to weed out Jacobite supporters of the Stuart pretenders to the British throne as much as former subjects of foreign princes. Rhinelanders like the Holtzapfels probably did not know who 'Prince' James Francis Edward Stuart (James III and VIII) was. The wording of this oath shows how much the Hanoverians hated and feared him.
Posted on Ancestry by LarryPalmer727
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