Eva Burkhardt (1730 - 1817)
Eva
Burkhardt
aka Burger
Born [location unknown]
Ancestors 
Daughter of Johan Martinus Burckhardt
and Anna Ursula Froelich
Sister of
Margaretha (Burkhardt) Burger, Elisabetha Burkhardt, Maria Burkhardt, Maria Catalyntjen Burkhardt, Stephanus Burkhardt, Martinus Burkhardt, Gertraud Burkhardt, Maria Christina (Bernhardt) Pulver, Johannes Burkhardt and Catharina Burkhardt
Wife of
Martin Schryver
— married
in Kingston, Ulster County, NY
Descendants
Mother of
Agnes Schryver,
Martinus Schryver,
Catharina Schryver,
Ursula Schryver,
Albertus Schryver,
Anna Schryver,
Margaretha Schryver,
David Schryver,
Adam Schryver,
Maria Schryver and
Johannes Schryver
Died [location unknown]
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Categories: Rhinebeck Flats, New York.
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Biography
Eva Burckhardt[1][2] was born February 22, 1730. She married Martinus Schreiber August 28, 1750 at Kingston, New York.[3][4][5]
Marriage
- Husband: Johann Martinus Burkhardt
- Wife: Ursula* Froelich
- Child: Margaretha Burkhardt
- Child: Elisabetha Burkhardt
- Child: (Maria) Catalyntjen Burkhardt
- Child: Maria Burkhardt
- Child: Stephanus Burkhardt
- Child: Eva Burkhardt
- Child: Martin Burkhardt
- Child: Gertraud Burkhardt
- Child: Maria Christina Bernhardt
- Child: Johannes Burkhardt
- Child: Catharina Burkhardt
- Marriage:
Sources
- ↑ Source: #S25 Martinus (HJ), md. 28 Aug 1750 Eva Burckhardt (Kingston Ref. Chbk.). Marten, Catharina, and Elizabet Schryver all joined the Rhinebeck Flats Ref. Church 9 Oct 1743. p. 925
- ↑ Source: #S25 Martinus (HJ), md. 28 Aug 1750 Eva Burckhardt (Kingston Ref. Chbk.). Marten, Catharina, and Elizabet Schryver all joined the Rhinebeck Flats Ref. Church 9 Oct 1743. p. 925
- ↑ Source: #S25 Martinus (HJ), md. 28 Aug 1750 Eva Burckhardt (Kingston Ref. Chbk.). Marten, Catharina, and Elizabet Schryver all joined the Rhinebeck Flats Ref. Church 9 Oct 1743. p. 925
- ↑ #S313 Kingston Ref. Church
- ↑ :: Source: #S289 Vol. 2, p. 925
- Source: S25 Palatine Families of New York: A Study of the German Immigrants Who Arrived in Colonial New York in 1710, by Henry Z. Jones, Jr. (Universal City, California 1985)
- Source: #S315 N.Y. State D.A.R. Records, AKA Genealogical Records, Vol. 1, "Bible, notes and other unpublished data," pp. 217-219.
- S313 Church records
- Source S315 Daughters of the American Revolution
- Source: http://doriswheeler.org/p125.htm#i3738.
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- Private Muller : 23andMe, GEDmatch M712835
- Jeanne Breault : 23andMe, GEDmatch A265717
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