pre-1700: death source for Catharina Thomas Brunner?

Question

Catharina Thomas-1946 was born about 1678 in Schifferstadt (Germany) and married Joseph Brunner. Some trees give Catharina's death date as 17 February 1723, a couple days after the birth of her youngest child; others say that she emigrated to America with her husband and children on the ship Allen in 1729. Does anyone have sources showing whether she did live to emigrate with her family?

If she lived to emigrate and arrived in Maryland with her family, she'd be covered by the U.S. Southern Colonies project; I'm not sure whether she'd fall under that project if she died before emigration.

Answer 1

 

Name	Catharina Elisabetha Brunner
Arrival Year	1729
Arrival Place	Pennsylvania
Source Publication Code	1033.7
Primary Immigrant	Brunner, Catharina Elisabetha
Annotation	Date and port of arrival. Name of ship, place of origin, and citation to original record may also be provided. Spouse and children, mentioned prior to emigration, were assumed by indexers to have accompanied emigrant. Much genealogical and historical data is also provided.
Source Bibliography	BURGERT, ANNETTE KUNSELMAN. Palatine Origins of Some Pennsylvania Pioneers. Myerstown, PA: AKB Publications, 2000. 574p.
Page	58

 

 

Answer 2

 

Name	Joseph Brunner
Arrival Year	1729
Arrival Place	Pennsylvania
Source Publication Code	1330.1
Primary Immigrant	Brunner, Joseph
Annotation	Date of arrival or date of oath of allegiance and port of arrival. Name of ship and other historical information may also be provided.
Source Bibliography	COUSINS, ELIZABETH. Immigrants Into Pennsylvania, September 1727-September 1732. np: Pathfinders, nd. 51p.
Page	10

 

Answer 3

 

Name	Joseph Brunner
Arrival Year	1729
Arrival Place	Pennsylvania
Family Members	Wife Catharina Elisabetha Thomas; Child Maria Catharina; Child Elias; Child Johann Valentin
Source Publication Code	1033.7
Primary Immigrant	Brunner, Joseph
Annotation	Date and port of arrival. Name of ship, place of origin, and citation to original record may also be provided. Spouse and children, mentioned prior to emigration, were assumed by indexers to have accompanied emigrant. Much genealogical and historical data is also provided.
Source Bibliography	BURGERT, ANNETTE KUNSELMAN. Palatine Origins of Some Pennsylvania Pioneers. Myerstown, PA: AKB Publications, 2000. 574p.
Page	58

 

Comments

Hmm, so she might have been on the list, but that "assumed by indexers" gives me pause. But since three children are listed and not all the ones that eventually came to Maryland, that's promising.

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