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Notes for Martin Von "Tschudi" Judy, Sr.: Following Information from Judy Book
Sissach, Switzerland was the Lace and Weaving Center). This is in Canton Basel. Martin mar. in 1730 in Switzerland to Rosina (known in W. Va. as Rosanna, which is German) Schaffner (Schafner) who is believed to be the older sister or closely related to the 2nd wife of Johannes Tschudi (son of another Martin Tschudi 1st. a cousin of the W. Va. Martin Tschudi-Judy), who was an emigrant in 1738 at the Port of Philadelphia, Pa. and probably came with his Cousin, Martin Tschudi, 1st., who mar. his first cousin, Elizabeth Tschudi (dau. of Weinbert v. Tschudi, the famous "Frenkendorf Schoolmaster"). Some in W. Va. think Martin and Rosina (Rosanna) may have come to America via New Bern, North Carolina, but this... (see page 96 in Judy Book for details)
Came to American on Ship Enterprise and arrived through Port of Philadelphia on Dec 6, 1738. (Judy book page 60)
On or before 1760 moved to Ft. Pitt (now Pittsburgh) to do some trading with the Indians. (Judy book page 96)
Martin first arrived in No. Mill Creek Valley between Pendleton and Grant Countys, Va (now W.Va) in 1761-1763. He bought 367 acres from Andrew Jackson. (Judy Book page 96)
Martin served in the American Revolution (was 68 years old at the time) by furnishing supplies to our troupes in both the French-Indian War as well as the War of 1776.
Notes for Henry Judy, Sr.:
From The History and Genealogy of the Judy Family by Marion Carlock
page 497
Henry Judy Sr. was a son of Martin Judy Sr. and Rosina (Rosanna Schaffner) Judy, who bought land in 1763 on Mill Creek, a little below the Pendleton Co., line. Henry Judy Sr. bought 46 acres from Joseph Bennett in 1788 and in 1791 he bought 160 a. from Mary (Cunningham) Ward, wid. of Sylvester ward and paid $1667 for same.
page 527
Henry Judy Will, Pendleton Co., W. Va.
Dated 9-2-1822 and probated 6-8-1824. Ref. Will Book 3,page 213 or p. 278. Witnesses: Abraham Wise, Nicholas Lewis and Jacob Wise. Nicholas Lewis and Jacob Wise appeared and made proof. Sons: Geo. Judy, John Judy and son-in-law Peter Draise named Executors. Peter Draise qualified with Aaron Welton surety. Beneficiaries: wife, Magdalene Judy (wife at his death - 1st Barbara) to have one-third, of Movable estate: sons: Henry Judy Jr, Martin Judy II, George Judy, John Judy and Jacob Judy; Elizabeth (Judy) Draise, Barbara (1st wife) and her heirs and dau. Susanna (Judy) Goldizen. Provision for division among all children. (First wife) Barbara's oldest son Enoch Judy $20 when he arrived at age (21 yrs.)" Geo. Judy and John Judy and son-in-law Peter Draise qualified as Executors.
As I studied this I believe the statements the author made in parenthesis, "Barbara (1st wife) and (First wife) Barbara's oldest son Enoch" are in error. This Barbara was probably Henry Judy Sr's daughter. This would mean Henry left part of his estate to his daughter Barbara and her heirs (one of whom was her oldest son Enoch).
Martin Tschudi was born on 8 Mar 1708 in Sissach, Basel, Switzerland. He was the son of Johannes Von Tschudi (1675-1765) and Anna Muller Tschudi (1675-).
Family Data Collection - Births about Martin Tschudi: Name: Martin Tschudi - Father: Johannes Tschudi - Mother: Anna Muller - Birth Date: 1708 - City: Sissach - County: Basel - Country: Switzerland.
Martin's name is on page 191 in this book: "A collection of upwards of thirty thousand names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727".
Martin married Rosina Dorothy Schaffner (1710-1780) in 1730 at Basel, Basel Town, Switzerland. Rosina was the daughter of Hans Jacob Schaffner (1703-1763) and Anna Maria Hafelginger Schaffner (1707-1767).
Martin and Rosina Dorothy Schaffner Tschudi were the parents of the following 7 known children: Elsbeth Tschudi (1729-1751); Weinbert Tschudi (1730-); Anna Tschudi Judy (1731-1780); Barbara Judy Tschudi (1732-1784); Martin Tschudi Jr. (1735-1811); Henry Tschydi Judy (1744-1824) and Nicholas Tschudi Judy (1747-1810).
[Last name spelling appears to have accepted as changed between 1735 and 1744]
Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s about Martin Tschudi: Name: Martin Tschudi - Year: 1738 - Place: America - Source Publication Code: 2883 - Primary Immigrant: Tschudi, Martin - Annotation: Data on immigrants from France (Alsace-Lorraine), Switzerland, southern Germany, and some adjacent places, arriving between 1727 and 1775. "Palatines" was a term adopted from British merchants and the people of Philadelphia whose first contact with large - Source Bibliography: HALL, CHARLES M. "Pal-Index": A Surname Index of Eighteenth-Century Immigrants. Salt Lake City: Global Research Systems, 1979. 147p. - Page: 116.
Pennsylvania Census, 1772-1890 about Martin Tschudi: - Name: Martin Tschudi - State: PA - County: Philadelphia County - Township: Philidelphia - Year: 1767 - Database: PA Early Census Index.
On or before 1761, Johannes Tschudi (Judy) and family decided to move to Reading Pa. and go into the merchandise business and Martin Tschudi (Judy) Sr. and wife Rosanna, heard exciting tales of the Swiss like country in the upper valley of the South branch of the Potomac River. Therefore they started on their trek almost straight southward until they reached that beautiful country known as the No. Mill Creek Valley between Pendleton and Grant Co. Va. then (W.Va. Now).
He and his wife Rosanna settled on large acreage in 1761-1763 that looked like their beloved Switz. Martin Sr. and wife Rosanna bough this land , 367 acres from Andrew Jackson. (Ref. Oren F. Morton's Scotch-Irish and Swiss, Dutch and German Settlements in Augusta Co. Va.(Now W.Va.) Also Mentioned is George Fults (Fultz) Estate apraised and settlement made in 1775 He died and married into the Judy Family. (From "History And Genealogy of the JUDY-JUDAH-TSCHUDY, TSCHUDIN-TSCHUDI-SCHUDI FAMILY of America & Switzerland 870 A.D. to 1954 A.D.).
Virginia Land, Marriage, and Probate Records, 1639-1850 about Martin Judy: Name: Martin Judy - Date: 24 May 1763 - Location: Augusta Co., VA - Property: 367 acres on Mill Creek, a branch of South Branch of Potomac. - Notes: This land record was originally published in "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, 1745-1800. Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County" by Lyman Chalkley. - Remarks: 27.10. Delivered to Andrew Johnston, Jun 1767. - Description: Grantee - Book: 11-455.
Family Data Collection - Deaths about Martin Tschudi: Name: Martin Tschudi - Death Date: 9 Aug 1785 - City: Mill Cr Valley - County: Hampshire - State: VA - now WV - Country: USA.
Following Information from Judy Book:
Sissach, Switzerland was the Lace and Weaving Center). This is in Canton Basel. Martin mar. in 1730 in Switzerland to Rosina (known in W. Va. as Rosanna, which is German) Schaffner (Schafner) who is believed to be the older sister or closely related to the 2nd wife of Johannes Tschudi (son of another Martin Tschudi 1st. a cousin of the W. Va. Martin Tschudi-Judy), who was an emigrant in 1738 at the Port of Philadelphia, Pa. and probably came with his Cousin, Martin Tschudi, 1st., who mar. his first cousin, Elizabeth Tschudi (dau. of Weinbert v. Tschudi, the famous "Frenkendorf Schoolmaster"). Some in W. Va. think Martin and Rosina (Rosanna) may have come to America via New Bern, North Carolina, but this... (see page 96 in Judy Book for details)
Came to American on Ship Enterprise and arrived through Port of Philadelphia on Dec 6, 1738. (Judy book page 60)
On or before 1760 moved to Ft. Pitt (now Pittsburgh) to do some trading with the Indians. (Judy book page 96)
Martin first arrived in No. Mill Creek Valley between Pendleton and Grant Countys, Va (now W.Va) in 1761-1763. He bought 367 acres from Andrew Jackson. (Judy Book page 96)
Martin served in the American Revolution (was 68 years old at the time) by furnishing supplies to our troupes in both the French-Indian War as well as the War of 1776.
Martin Tschudi. [1] Nickolas TSCHUDI. [2] Found multiple versions of name. Using Martin Tschudi.
Born 08 MAR 1708. Basel, Basel-Town, Switzerland. [3]
Died 09 DEC 1785. Mill Cr Valley, Hampshire, West Virginia, United States. [4]
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