Anna Elisabeth (Buss) Emmerich (abt.1740-1782)

Anna Elisabeth Emmerich formerly Buss

Born about 15 Aug 1740 in Pennsylvania

Daughter of Johann Jacob Buss and Maria Catharina (Ritter) Buss

[sibling(s) unknown]

Wife of Jacob Emmerich — married 30 Jan 1759 in Northampton, Pennsylvania

Descendants

Mother of Phillip Emerick, Mary Elizabeth (Emmerich) Hilgert, Jacob Emerick, Anna Maria Emmerich, Christena (Emmerich) Miller, Sara (Emmerich) Smith, Joseph Emmerich and Magdalena Emmerich

Died 5 Dec 1782 at about age 42 in Upper Mount Bethel, Northampton, Pennsylvania, USA

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Anna (Buss) Emmerich has German Roots.

Biography

Ann was born about 1740, probably in Philadelphia or Bucks County, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of Jacob Buss and Maria Ritter who emigrated from Palatinate Germany in 1732. Ann Buss came to Northampton County before 1759 when she married Jacob Emmerich.

Research Note - Anna Elisabeth's maiden surname of Buss has been transcribed in error as Beck. Anna Elisabeth Buss was the daughter of Johann Jacob and Maria Catharina (Ritter) Buss who resided in Drylands Township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.

Residences

1759

Marriage to Jacob Emmerich

Place: Saucon Valley, Northampton County, Pennsylvania

1775

Name: Jacob Emmerich & wife Elizabeth

Event Type: Other [church members] - Event Date: 1775

Event Place: Upper Mount Bethel, Northampton, Pennsylvania, USA

Denomination: Lutheran

Organization Name: Christ Lutheran Church^[1]

Sources

↑ Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records, 1708-1985

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