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Johann Wilhelm Fuchs was born in 1697 in Niederbieber, Germany.[1] His parents were Johann Fuchs and Anna Catarina Neitzert.[2] He married Anna Margaret Kast in 1724[3] Together they had 7 children:
He died in 1780 in Stone Arabia, Tryon, New York, United States[11]
He left Fuchsendorf in the Schoharie Valley ca 1723 and settled on lot #7 of the Francis Harrison Patent on Garoga Creek where he operated a grist mill and farmed. Per deed dated 7/9/1779 he left northern portion of the land to son Philip on condition he pay 1/2 of net profits of the grist mill to them as long as they lived. The 200 acre balance went to son George. The buildings were all burned down 10/19/1780 by Tories and Indians, but the Palatine Stone Church across the road did not get burned because the Nellis's who went to Canada had built it,. After the Revolutionary War was over the buildings were rebuilt
More About JOHANN WILLIAM FOX: Naturalization: January 31, 1715/16, Albany, NY
More About ANNA MARGARET KAST: 1705, Baptized in Leiman, Germany.
Children of JOHANN FOX and ANNA KAST were:
Served in Rev War: Captain, 1st Company, 2nd Regiment Tryon County Militia
Member of Tryon Committee of Safety from Palatine District
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Categories: Tryon County Committee of Safety, New York, American Revolution | Palatine Migrants | 2nd Regiment, Tryon County Militia, New York Militia, American Revolution
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