Ernst Friedrich (Dumboldt) Dumbold (aft. 1719 - abt. 1791)

Born after 10 Mar 1719 in Lörrach, Baden, Heiliges Römisches Reich

Husband of Elizabeth (Hager) Dumbold — married [date unknown] in Hagerstown, Washington, Maryland, United States

Husband of Christena Magdalena (Lenhard) Dumboldt — married 1790 in Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, United States

Descendants

Died about 1791 before about age 71 in Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, United States

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Biography

Ernst Dumbauld (alternatively Dumbald, Dumbaldt, Duimbauld, or Dumbolt ) was born in Lörrach, Baden, Germany on the 10 of March 1719 ^[1] . He is the only confirmed son of Salomea Lang and Abraham Dumboldt, a master workman who operated a wool processing factory ^[2]

On or before 19 October 1736, a pair, recorded as Ernst and Abraham Dumbauld, arrived in Pennsylvania aboard the Brigantine (sailing ship) John, of Perth Amboy (New Jersey). The ship sailed from Rotterdam via Dover with 110 passengers from the Palatinate. Two lists name them (with various spellings) among the 37 adult male Palatines who, on 19 October 1736, swore an oath of allegiance to the government at the Courthouse of Philadelphia. ^{[3] [4]}

Research Notes

Issues

Many unsourced reports appear to conflate various male members of the Dumbauld/Dumbolt/Dumbold line. It seems possible that Ernst arrived with a brother or cousin of a similar age and that various sources have conflated the two individuals. Careful review of the any questionable sources appearing below is recommended.

Some unsourced reports indicate that Ernst was one of three individuals travelling together. An unnamed woman, who was reportedly first to die shortly after their arrival, may have been a sister or his mother Salomea.

Possibly Related Profiles

• Abraham Dumboldt was the father of Rudolph Dumbold. Unsourced records indicate there may have been three brothers and a variety of spellings exist for this family name.
• Abraham Dumboldt was the father of Ernst Dumboldt. Unsourced records indicate there may have been three brothers and a variety of spellings exist for this family name.
• A man of similar age, Abraham Dumbauld, may have been a brother or cousin of Ernst but no sources have been identified that support either relationship with any certainty. It's also possible Abraham Dumbauld who arrived on the same ship may have been the father of Ernst.

• Currently no reliable sources support a merge of these potentially related profiles. Please discuss with others and allow time for them to review references prior to initiating a merge.

Palatines to America Ancestor Chart

Index to Volumes 01 - 20

DUMBAULD, Abraham ACP004 DUMBAULD, Elizabeth ACP004 DUMBAULD, Ernst Friedrich ACP004

Baptism Records

Name: Ernst Friderich Dumbolt Event Date: 1719 Gender: Male Birth Date: 10 Mar 1719 Birth Year: 1719 Christening Date: 11 Mar 1719 Christening Place: Lörrach, Baden, Germany Father's Name: Abraham Dumbolt Mother's Name: Salomea Lang Reference ID: 139 System Origin: Germany-EASy GS Film Number: 1189319 Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C93487-2 ^[5]

Will

NB: Wool, wool spinning, and loom may be tied to his experience given father's profession prior to immigration.

Frederick Dumbold's Will

In the Name of the Trinity Amen. Whereas it might please the Lord over life and death through his alwise council and Providence to take and remove me out of this world to him into eternal Joy and Glory as I hope and wish. Therefore I recommend my through Jesus dear bought Soul into the hands of my Saviour Jesus Christ and my Body that he may be Buried honourably, and as it is customary among Christians, Heretofore Do I Institute and ordain, deliberately and by full sense, how it shall be kept with my estate and property 1stly a Magistrate and two sworn men shall praise my Plantation four weeks after my Death. 2ndly my Son Frederick Herman shall have the use of the Plantation for six succeeding years free and without paying anything. He shall nevertheless keep the place in good order and Fences and he shall Give his Mother (if my widow) everything Necessary for her Maintenance & clothing. 3rdly If my aforesaid Step Son should Marry, or that his Mother could not agree with him then he shall give her for her life time every year twelve Bushels of wheat, and one hundred and fifty weight of Pork for maintenance. 4rthly at the end of the above mentioned Term of Six years shall the Value of the Plantation be divided into three equal parts whereof one part is to come to my widow, the other part to my children of my first wife, and the third part to my Step Son Frederick Herman . when my few debts is paid previously out of the whole Value of the Plantation. 5thly I ordain that my Widow shall have a milk cow and a Black Yearling Mare Cold for her Share, but she has to find food for said Cow and Colt herself. 6thly concerning the Horse creatures and Horn cattle as well as other moveable Goods house furniture etc. I ordain that the remainder Horse creatures and Horn cattle (the two heads of its widow expected shall be either valued in Money and be divided betwixt the children of my first wife and my Step Son Frederick Hermann and cattle among themselves if they see cause. 7 Two Sheep shall be given to my widow and likewise to my Step Daughter Barbara Hermann, the rest of the sheep and the hogs shall be divided among my children and my Step Son Frederick Herman in equal shares & the Farming Utensials shall be left to Frederick Herman. 9th My two Sons shall keep my few cloaths my Rifle Gun and what belongs thereto shall be given unto my oldest Son Abraham. Son Frederick Herman shall keep the Loom. 10. The rest of the House Furniture which did belong to my first wife and me shall be left to the children of my first wife. 11th The thirteen Pounds which Christoph Byer is owing me for a mare I sold to him after deduction made for what work he done for me shall be divided into the following manner. Viz Frederick Herman shall have the one third part thereof, and the children of my first Wife each the other two parts. 12th My Widow and my Step Son Frederick Herman shall keep all the wool, as well as what is Spun already, as that which is not Spun yet. My small Bible shall belong to Barbara Robinson, my Daughter Elizabeth Mackendoerser and Rosina Schlachter shall keep the big brass Kettle. 13th My son in law Lodowick Banse and John Robinson are herewith appointed Executors. That all the within contained is my free and deliberate Will and that the whole has been rode over to me I hereby acknowledge as witness my hand and Seal. Done in Milford Township Bedford County December 15th 1790.

Frederick Dumbold (Seal)

Test Cizraiacus Spazgenberg from Reidemeister Minister (Seal) George Paul Ulrich from Castell Schoolmaster (Seal). John (hand++mark) Lohr Personally appeared before me the Subscriber Christ. Trube Esqr one of the Commonwealths Justice in and for said County of Westmoreland William Freidt upon his Solemn affirmation doth declare and say this is a true translation of the last will + testament of Frederick Dumbold, to the Best of his skill affirmed + Subscribed Before me this 5th day of March A.D. 1791.

William Friedt^[6]

Palatine Migration

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The Compendium of American Genealogy, Vol. VI, pg

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History of Fayette County, Pennsylvania - Franklin Ellis

(Note: Much of the information here is unsourced and appears to be unreliable.)

(pg) 742

The Poes were all muscular men, none of them being less than six feet in height, and although noted for their heroic achievements, were peaceable, kind- hearted, and greatly esteemed by their neighbors. Henry and Levi Adams, sons-in-law of George Poe, were also natives of Maryland. They came to Salt Lick some time about 1790, and Levi, after liv- ing a time there, went to the West to join the Poe family. Henry Adams settled on Back Run, dying on the farm now owned by David Adams about twenty years ago, at the age of eighty-five years. He had sons named John, Henry, and George, the latter still living in Bullskin at the age of eighty years. His sisters were married to Jacob Pritts, Abraham Dumbauld, and Daniel Witt, all of Salt Lick.

SALT LICK TOWNSHIP.

The Dumbauld family was the first to make a per- manent settlement and retain it to the pre.sent time. The progenitor of the family was Abraham(sic?) Dumbauld (formerly Duimbauld), a native of the canton of Berne, Switzerland, who emigrated to America when he was nineteen years of age. He settled at Hagers- town, where in time he married a daughter of the founder of that town, and subsequently came with a number of other immigrants to the Ligonier Valley. He laid claim by tomahawk right to large tracts of land on Four-Mile Run, west of the Chestnut Ridge, and on Champion and Indian Creeks, in Salt Lick. This was before the Indian troubles were settled, and after being in the country a short time, the Dum- baulds with others sought safety by going back to Hagerstown. About 1769 they returned to the Li- gonier Valley and erected a block-house on Four- Mile Run, to which they might flee in case of Indian incursions or when they apprehended an attack by the savages. Abraham Dumbauld had two sons and several daughters ; the former were named Peter and Abraham. The latter left the home of his father and brother, in Westmoreland County, and about 1777 settled on the Dumbauld claim on Indian Creek, near where judge Dumbauld now lives. Even at that time they did not live secure from the Indians, and on several occasions Abraham Dumbauld took his family from Salt Lick to the block-house on the Henry farm in the Ligonier Vallev, burving such of (pg) 743 their valuables as they could not carry with them. On one occasion a lot of dishes were thus hidden in the hurry of their departure, and when they re- turned the most diligent search failed to reveal the spot, the dishes being finally given up as lost. A sister of Abraham Dumbauld, who came with him to Salt Lick, was the first person to die in the township. Her coffin was a trough-shaped box, hewed out of a chestnut log, and the place of burial was on the Dum- bauld tract, where they made a family graveyard. This tract of land embraced three hundred and sixty- seven acres, the warrant therefor being dated 1785, and extended on both sides of the Indian Creek north of Champion Run. Abraham Dumbauld died about 1828, upwards of seventy years of age, and his wife, whose maiden name was Catharine Boyer, sur- vived him, dying at the age of eighty years. Their children were all born in Salt Lick, as follows ; Fred- erick, Feb. 6, 1778; Mary, July 6, 1780; Philip, June 10, 1783; David, June 18, 1785; Peter, Dec. 20, 1787; Christiana, March 3, 1790; Barbara, Sept. 16, 1792; Dolly, March 24, 1795; Elizabeth, Sept. 8, 1797. Frederick Dumbauld was the first white child born in the township. He lived on the homestead until about 1832, when he moved to Ohio. Philip, the second son, lived on an adjoining farm, and after his death, some time about 1830, the family also emi- grated to Ohio. David settled on Back Run, where he died after 1860. He was the father of Hugh and Samuel Dumbauld, who removed to Indiana. Peter married Sally Cable, and lived on the homestead until his death in April, 1875. For many years he was a justice of the peace. He was the father of Abraham ' C. Dumbauld, living in the western part of the town- .ship; Jonathan, living in Somerset County; Samuel, living in Illinois; Peter and Solomon, who removed to Indiana; and David W. C, the youngest son, yet living on the homestead, which has been occupied by the family more than a century. He has held many offices of public trust, and is better known as Judge Dumbauld. The only daughter, Elizabeth, became the wife of Samuel Pile, of Licking County, Ohio. The daughters of Abraham Dumbauld married: Mary, John Lohr, and died on the homestead ; Chris- tiana, Samuel Fulton, of Somerset County ; Barbara and Dolly, Joshua Davis and Jacob Miller, both of Salt Lick; and Elizabeth, Henry Phillips, of Somerset County. Before Salt Lick was erected Andrew Trapp held a commission as a justice of the peace in and for the township of Bullskin, his name appearing in that connection as early as 1796. He was also the first justice of Salt Lick. He served as a justice a number of years, but in 1810 appears the name of Richard Skinner as a justice, and later, and before 1837, Frederick Dumbauld, William Kessler, Peter Dum- l bauld, and Peter Kooser. Among other early officers of Salt Lick were the following : 1798, John Cleary and George Poe, con- stables; Abraham Dumbauld and William Kern, su- pervisors of highways ; Christian Perkey and William Smith, overseers of the poor. 1798, John Schlater and Alexander Cummings, supervisors of highways; | Henry Rush and Christian Senff, overseers of the poor. 1800, Richard Truax and Jacob Norrix, over- seers of the poor. 1801, Richard Truax and Conrad Bates, supervisors of highways ; Alexander Cum- ' mings and William Spear, overseers of the poor. I 1802, Michael Beasinger and George Bungard, super- visors of roads ; William Kern, Nathaniel Skinner, I John Robinson, and Joseph Hoffhance, auditors, j 1803, John Robinson and Richard Truax, supervisors i of highways ; William Kern and Abraham Dum- bauld, auditors. 1804, John Robison and Smith Godwin, supervisors of highways. 1805, Benjamin Truax and George Wolf, supervisors of highways. 1806, John Murray and George Batchelor, auditors. Since 1839 the principal officers of Salt Lick have been the following : 1840.— Justices, Peter Dumbauld, Jacob H. Miller: Assessor, Gabriel Christner; Auditor, Fred Begg. 1S41.— Assessor, David Barnett; Auditor, William Kern. 1842. — Assessor, George Dull; Auditor, John Senff. 1843.— Assessor, John Robison; Auditor, Abraham (lallentine. 1844.— Assessor, John M. Murray; Auditor, Abraham C. Dum- bauld. 1845.— Justices, Jacob H. Miller and James Schriehfield ; As- sessor, Daniel Kessler ; Auditor, John Senff. 1846.— Assessor, Daniel Senff; Auditor, Abraham Gallentino. 1847.— Assessor. Jonathan Lvon ; Auditor. Jacob 11. Miller. IStS.-Assessor, Jacob Pritts; Audilor, Peter Dumbauld. 1849. — Justice, Pelor Dumbauld; Assessor, Samuel Kessler; Auditor, Abraham Gallentine. 1850.— Justice, Philip Fleck; Assessor, Jacob W. Robison; Auditor, John Schultz. 1851.— Assessor, Henry Snyder; Auditor, D. W. C. Dumbauld. 1852.— Assessor, William Muney ; Auditor, Samuel Kessler. 185.3.- Assessor, Jo.-eph Gallentine; Auditor, AVilliam Fleger. 1854.— Justice, D. W. C. Dumbauld; Assessor, William Steel; Auditor, Peter Dumbauld. 1855.— Justice, Philip Fleck ; Assessor, John Shultz ; Auditor, John R. Lohr. 1856.— Justice, Daniel Witt; Assessor, A. C. Dumbauld; Audi- tor, Samuel Kessler. 1857.- Assessor, Jacob H. Miller; Auditor, A. C. Dumbauld. 1858.— Assessor, John Shultz; Auditor, Jeremiah C. Lohr. 1859. — Assessor, Jacob Yothers; Auditor, Daniel Witt. I860.— Justice, Philip Fleck; Assessor, Samuel Lohr. 1861.— Justice, Jacob H. Miller; Assessor, John Davis; Audi- tor, D. W. S. Cavenaugh. 1862.- Assessor, Peter H. Eehard; Auditor, Emanuel Barley. 1863.— Assessor, John F. Murray; Auditor, William H. Miller. 1864.- Assessor, D. A. C. Hosteller; Auditor, Jacob H. Miller. 1865.- Justice, D. W. C. Dumbauld; Assessor, Frederick Mur- ray; Auditor, George A. Dumbauld. 1866.- Justice,Jacob H.Miller; Assessor. J. C. Lohr ; Auditor, Philip Fleck. 1867.— Assessor, George W. Kern ; Auditor, Jacob H. Miller. 1868. — Assessor, David Cramer ; Auditor, George A. Dumbauld. 1869.- Assessor, Aaron Brooks; Auditor, Jeremiah M. Miller. 1869.- Justice, D. W. C. Dumbauld; Auditor, Nathan Wilson. 1870.- Justice, Jacob H. Miller; Assessor, D. W. C. Dum- bauld; Auditor, George A. Pritts. 1872.— Justice, David A. Witt; Assessor, William H. Miller; Auditor, Jeremiah M. Miller. 1873.— Assessor, John N. Kalp : Auditor, David A. Witt. 1874.— Assessor, A. C. Dumbauld; Auditor, George A. Dum- 1875. — Assessor, David Ayres; Auditor, Emanuel Barclay. 1876.— Justice, George A. Dumbauld; Assessor, Simon Fulton; Auditor, David Witt. 1877.— Justice, Isaac W. White; Assessor, S. M. Miller; Audi- tor, Heman Stall. 1878.— Assessor, Samuel Christner; Auditor, George AV. Gaus. l879.-^Assessor, Cyrus White; Auditor, David A. Witt. 1880.- Assessor, David Foust ; Auditor, Henry Witt. 1881.— Justice, George A. Dumbauld; Assessor, A. H. Miller: Auditor, J. B. Adams; Supervisors of Roads, E. Barkley, A. Reece, and J. H, Miller. ^[7]

Nelson's Biographical Dictionary and Historical Reference Book of Fayette County

Nelson's Biographical Dictionary and Historical Reference Book of Fayette County, Pennsylvania: Containing a Condensed History of Pennsylvania, of Fayette County, and the Boroughs and Townships of the County : Also, Portraits and Biographies of the Governors Since 1790, and Genealogies, Family Histories and Biographies of Representative Men of the County : Illustrated, Volume 1

https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=t80wAQAAMAAJ&rdid=book-t80wAQAAMAAJ&rdot=1

Western Pa. Genealogical Society Quarterly

"Western Pa. Genealogical Society Quarterly, Spring 1990, vol. 16 #4, pg. 32 Book Reviews

"Ernest Frederick DUMBAULD was born in the Canton of Bern, Switzerland c1716, date of emmigration to Philadelphia is not given, but Oath of Allegiance was signed 19 Oct 1736. He first settled in the Pipe Creek area of Frederick Co. MD. before removing to the Ligonier Valley of Westmoreland County in 1766. He 1st md. Elizabeth HAGER & 2ndly the widow Christina HARMON. Frederick died before 5 Mar 1791 (of Bedford Co., but will probated in Westmoreland Co.)..." ^[8]

GEDCOM Import - Shortened

This person was created through the import of Shortened files.ged on 30 December 2010. The following data was included in the gedcom.

Birth:

Date: ABT 1716

Place: Berne, Switzerland

Removed ABT from Birth Date and marked as uncertain.

User ID: 419C3D8A54F64FF7A067FF7D369163A28302

Data Changed:

Date: 31 OCT 2008

Marriage

Husband: Ernest Frederick Dumboldt

Wife: Christina Magdalena Lenhard

Date: ABT 1790

Place: Westmoreland Co PA

User ID: B48C9EBB01974B4F9B0E9C4DDDE4C908EFF2

GEDCOM Import - Shawley.ged

This biography was auto-generated by a GEDCOM import.^[9]

Name: Ernest Frederick /Dumbauld/^{[10][11][12][13]}

Birth:

Date: 1716

Place: Canton Berne, Switzerland^{[14][15][16][17]}

Death:

Date: 1790

Place: , Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, USA^[18][19][20]

Residence:

Date: 1736

Place: Philadelphia County, PA^[21][22]

Arrival

Date: 1736

Place: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania^[23][24]

Marriage

Husband: Ernest Frederick Dumbauld

Wife: Elizabeth Hager

Child: Anna Elizabeth Nancy Daumbauld

Child: Barbara Dumbauld

Child: Rosina Dumbauld

Child: Elizabeth Dumbauld Mackendoerser

Child: Peter Dumbauld

Child: Sarah Dumbauld

Child: Dorothea Dumbauld

Child: Abraham Dumbauld

Marriage Place: Hagerstown, Washington, Maryland, USA^[25]

Notes of Roy Thomas Baker

This work appears to be unsourced and lacks citation but overall is well researched. Additional citations have been added as information is confirmed.

Descendants of Ernst Fredrick Dumbauld Generation No. 1 1.Ernst Fredrick1 Dumbauld was born 1716 in county of Canton Berne, Switzerland, and died 1790 in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.He married (1) Elizabeth Hager, daughter of Jonathan Hager and Elizabeth ?.He married (2) Christina Harmon. Notes for Ernst Fredrick Dumbauld:

There appears to be a 20 year discrepenc(y) on the dates of origin in Southern France. As such the following information is what I have been able to conclude.

On or about 1651 to 1671 a Dumbauld, Vo Moulden had come from Southern France to the county of Canton Berne, Switzerland.

On or about 1716 (D) Ernst Fredrick Dumbauld, later refered(sic) to as Ernest Fredrick Dumbauld, was born in the county of Canton Berne, Switzerland. At the age of 20, Ernest emigrated to America from The Palatine, Germany on The Brigantine, "John" of Perth Amboy. At present I have no information that tells us when Ernest had left Switzerland to Germany.

The captain or master of The Brigantine was George Frazer. Embarking from Rotterdam, Holland they stopped at Dover, England for more emigrants. Also on the same ship was one Abraham Dumbauld, possibly brothers but nothing confirms this theory. There were thirty-seven foreigners from The Palatine, who with their families made a total of one hundred and ten (110).

Ernest Fredrick Dunbauld and Abraham Dunbauld were among the few who were able to write their own names. The Dumbauld name has been spelled many ways. Duimbauld and Dumbolt while living in Germany.

On October 19, 1736 the family took an oath to the gover(n)ment before lord Baltimore at Philadelphia. This was recorded at the Courthouse of Philadelphia, 168 list 43 C. Present were: Clement Plumstead Esq. Mayor of The City of Philadelphia. Thomas Laurence, Esq. and Ralph Ashton, Esq. The Dumbauld family were refered to as Palatinates. (Add'l notes omitted here) ^[26]

Ernest Fredrick Dumbauld First came to the region of Pipe Creek in Fredrick County Maryland. He settled in Hagerstown, Maryland where in time he married Elizabeth Hager, daughter of the founder of the town. Hagerstown, Maryland was laid out in 1761 by Captain Jonathan Hager, a German, who came to this place in 1736 and who received a patent to 200 acres from Lord Baltimore in 1739. It was incorporated in 1791 being named for Hager's wife Elizabeth Town. In January the people of the village voted to change the name to Hagerstown.

About 1766, Ernest moved with a number of emmigrants to the beautiful Ligonier Valley in Pennsylvania and laid claim by tomahawk to large tracts of land on the Four Mile Run. This was east of Chestnut Ridge and on Champion and Indian Creeks in Salt Lick Township. Today it is known as Donegal Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.

This was before the Indian troubles were settled and after being in the area a short time, the Dumbaulds with others sought safety by going back to Hagerstown.

In 1769 they returned to The Ligonier Valley and erected a blockhouse on Four Mile Run to which they might flee in case of Indian attacks. This location is thought to be on the Henry Farm in The Ligonier Valley.

Ernest and his two sons, Abraham and Peter, all served in the RevolutionaryWar. Ernest served as Ranger on the Frontier and Private in the Westmoreland County Militia (Sons of The Revolution National #CA2903). The Daughters of American Revolution have admitted into membership the decendants of Abraham (D.A.R. National #271566). : Ernest Fredrick and Elizabeth (Hager) Dumbauld had eight children.

Ernest Fredrick Dumbauld married a second time to a widow, Christina Harmon, who survived his death in 1790. In a Westmoreland County will book, there is a will of Fredrick Dumbauld of Milford Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania dated December 15, 1790 and proved March 5, 1791. His second wife was mentioned but not named. Stepson Frederick Harmon and stepdaughter Barbara Harmon and children by his first wife, Barbara Robinson, Elizabeth Mackendoerser, and Rosina Schlachter were all mentioned. Lodowick Banse and John Robinson were executors.

Children of Ernst Dumbauld and Elizabeth Hager are: +2 i. Nancy2 Dumbauld, born 1751 in Hagerstown, Maryland; died February 20, 1829. +3 ii. Abraham Dumbauld, born 1753 in Hagerstown, Maryland; died March 28, 1835 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. 4 iii. Sarah Dumbauld, born 1755. 5 iv. Peter Dumbauld, born 1757 in Hagerstown, Maryland; died 1810.He married Anna Maria Boyer. (Add'l notes omitted here) 6 v. Barbara Dumbauld, born 1759. 7 vi. Elizabeth Dumbauld, born 1761. +8 vii. Rosina Dumbauld, born 1763 in Hagerstown, Maryland; died 1827. 9 viii. Anna Maria Dumbauld, born 1765.

Children of Ernst Dumbauld and Christina Harmon are: 10 i. Fredrick2 Harmon, Stepchild. 11 ii. Barbra Harmon, Stepchild. ^[27]

Sources

1. ↑ "Deutschland Geburten und Taufen, 1558-1898," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NNDK-FQ9 : 10 February 2018), Salomea Lang in entry for Ernst Friderich Dumbolt, 11 Mar 1719; citing ; FHL microfilm 1,189,319.
2. ↑ Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg ; URL: http://www.landesarchiv-bw.de/plink/?f=4-30139
3. ↑ "Pennsylvania German Pioneers, A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals In the Port of Philadelphia From 1727 to 1808"; Ralph Beaver Strassburger; pages 167-168"
4. ↑ "Colonial Records" Vol IV, p99f; Minutes of the Provincial Council.
5. ↑ "Deutschland Geburten und Taufen, 1558-1898," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NNDK-F31 : 10 February 2018), Ernst Friderich Dumbolt, 11 Mar 1719; citing ; FHL microfilm 1,189,319.
6. ↑ Will Books, 1773-1917; Will Indexes 1773-1918; Author: Westmoreland County (Pennsylvania). Register of Wills; Probate Place: Westmoreland, Pennsylvania
7. ↑ "History of Fayette County, Pennsylvania : with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men" Franklin Ellis. (page 170 of 193). URL http://www.ebooksread.com/authors-eng/franklin-ellis/history-of-fayette-county-pennsylvania--with-biographical-sketches-of-many-of--ill/page-170-history-of-fayette-county-pennsylvania--with-biographical-sketches-of-many-of--ill.shtml
8. ↑ "The Dumbold Family In America" by Joanne Teed Paro, 8094 Eastern Circle Dr., Brooksville Fl. 34613, published 1982 with addenda to 1989, pg.46.
9. ↑ Dumbauld-19 was created by Bruce Porter through the import of Leona Gertrude (Brown-Palmer) Shawley.ged on Jun 22, 2015.
10. ↑ Source: #S43 Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for Anna Elizabeth Nancy Daumbauld
11. ↑ Source: #S44 Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for Ernst Frederick Dumbauld
12. ↑ Source: #S46 Page: Database online. Source number: ; Source type: ; Number of Pages: ; Submitter Code: . Data: Text: Record for Ernst Frederi Dumbauld
13. ↑ Source: #S43 Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for Ernst Frederick Dumbauld
14. ↑ Source: #S43 Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for Anna Elizabeth Nancy Daumbauld
15. ↑ Source: #S44 Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for Ernst Frederick Dumbauld
16. ↑ Source: #S46 Page: Database online. Source number: ; Source type: ; Number of Pages: ; Submitter Code: . Data: Text: Record for Ernst Frederi Dumbauld
17. ↑ Source: #S43 Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for Ernst Frederick Dumbauld
18. ↑ Source: #S43 Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for Anna Elizabeth Nancy Daumbauld
19. ↑ Source: #S44 Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for Ernst Frederick Dumbauld
20. ↑ Source: #S43 Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for Ernst Frederick Dumbauld
21. ↑ Source: #S43 Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for Anna Elizabeth Nancy Daumbauld
22. ↑ Source: #S43 Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for Ernst Frederick Dumbauld
23. ↑ Source: #S43 Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for Anna Elizabeth Nancy Daumbauld
24. ↑ Source: #S43 Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for Ernst Frederick Dumbauld
25. ↑ Source: #S43 Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for Ernst Frederick Dumbauld
26. ↑ "Pennsylvania German Pioneers, A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals In the Port of Philadelphia From 1727 to 1808"; Ralph Beaver Strassburger; pages 167-168" transcribed from "Colonial Records" Vol IV, p99f; Minutes of the Provincial Council of Philadelphia. Digitized at https://ia801007.us.archive.org/30/items/pennsylvaniagerm03penn_2/pennsylvaniagerm03penn_2.pdf
27. ↑ https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/b/a/k/Roy-T-Baker/index.html

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