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Anna Margaretha (Binkley) Vollenweider (1735 - 1791)

Anna Margaretha Vollenweider formerly Binkley
Born in Bellefosse, Alsace, Francemap
Ancestors ancestors
Wife of — married about 1749 in Pennsylvaniamap [uncertain]
Descendants descendants
Died at age 55 in Augusta, Virginia, United Statesmap
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Biography

Birth: June 30, 1735 Bellefosse, France[1]

Baptism: July 3, 1730, Belmont, France [1]

Her godfather was Pierre Burhard, residing at Rothau. The godmothers were Veronic Verly, daughter of Jean Verly of Belmont, and Catherine Bantzet, daughter of Jean Bantzet of Bellefosse[1]

Research Notes

She married Ulrich Wolleweller, probably in Pennsylvania [needs documentation; could be Maryland] and they later moved to Staunton, Augusta Co. VA. She is named in her father's will 1791 as "wife of Ulrie Wollewether of Stanton Virginia".[2]

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Anna Margaretha Vollenweider (Binckele) 1735 - 1791

Birth: July 24 1735 Steinthal, Alsace, Germany Marriage: Marriage to: Hans Ulrich Vollenweider Pennsylvania, United States Death: Jan 6 1791 Dutch Hollow, Augusta, Virginia, United States

Parents: Peter Binkley 1704 - 1793 Anna Maria Salome Wehrli 1704 - 1748

Husband: Hans Ulrich Vollenweider 1723 - 1809

Siblings:

  1. Maria Salome Binkley 1725 - ?
  2. Catharina Honig (born Binkley) 1727 - 1791
  3. Jean Binkley 1728 - ?
  4. Christian Binkley 1730 - ?
  5. Maria Sarah Bartley (Binkley) 1732 - 1820
  6. Anna Marguerite Binkley 1734 - 1734
  7. Christina Fischer (Binkley) 1738 - 1799
  8. Elisabeth Binkley 1740 -
  9. Anna Barbara Binkley 1741 - ?
  10. Johannes Binkley 1743 - 1801
  11. Johann Adam Binkley 1744 - 1837
  12. Unknown Binkley 1745 - ?

Children:

  1. William Fulwider 1750 - ?
  2. Mageline Fulwider 1751 - ?
  3. Sarah Fulwider 1752 - ?
  4. Samuel Fulwider 1753 - ?
  5. Jacob Vollenweider 1754 - 1782
  6. David Fulwider 1754 - ?
  7. John Vollenweider 1756 - 1832
  8. Maria Eva Vollenweider 1760 - ?
  9. Margaret Hoffstetter (born Vollenweider) 1762 - 1804
  10. Susanna Vollenweider 1764 - 1804
  11. George Fulwider 1766 - 1848
  12. Henry Fulwider 1768 - 1886
  13. Anna Maria Vollenweider 1770 - ?
  14. Elizabeth Vollenweider 1773 - ?
  15. Peter Vollenweider 1775 - ?
  16. Anna Catherine Vollenweider 1776 - 1841

[3]

Sources

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Waldersbach KB 2, p. 162
  2. Will of Peter Binckele, Stokes Co. NC, dated 3 Mar 1791, probated Sept. court 1793
  3. MyHeritage

Anna Margaretha in entry for Elisabetha Volleweider, "Pennsylvania Births and Christenings, 1709-1950" Anna Margaretha in entry for Anna Catharina Volleweider, "Pennsylvania Births and Christenings, 1709-1950" Margaretha in entry for Peter Volleweider, "Pennsylvania Births and Christenings, 1709-1950" Anna Margaretha in entry for Anna Maria Volleweider, "Pennsylvania Births and Christenings, 1709-1950" Anna Margaretha in entry for Susanna Volleweyder, "Pennsylvania Births and Christenings, 1709-1950" Legacy NFS Source: Anna Margaretha Binckele - birth-name: Anna Maria Binckele Legacy NFS Source: Anna Margaretha Binckele - birth: 26 June 1731; Legacy NFS Source: Anna Margaretha Binckele - [Move] Legacy NFS Source: Anna Margaretha Binckele -





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No idea, Bruce. Must have come in with the merge.
posted by Steve Hennings
What is this Legacy NFS source? And where is it found? It is not a primary source. The primary source is the Waldersbach church book for sources 1, 2, and 3.
posted by Bruce Fosnocht
Binkley-1019 and Binckele-33 appear to represent the same person because: Same husband, with minor mismatches in some dates.
posted by Bruce Fosnocht
Binggeli-25 and Binckele-33 appear to represent the same person because: same birthdate, same parents; she was born in Alsace
I agree that Binkley-138 and Binckele-33 are the same person and should be merged. The church records from Alsace are mostly as Binckele , as are some of the early records in America (or as Binkele). Earlier Swiss records are often as Binggeli. I suggest we settle on Binckele for Peter, who is listed in the NC Moravian records as Binckele at the time of his death, and then use Binkley consistently for all his children. Using the German spelling for some but not others just causes confusion.
Binkley-138 and Binckele-33 appear to represent the same person because: They share many members of the family. The spelling of the name Binckele or Binkley may have changed when the family came to America.
posted by Kath Belden

Rejected matches › Anna Catharina Binggeli (1736-)