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Johann Jost (Propper) Proppert (1679 - 1726)

Johann Jost Proppert formerly Propper
Born in Palatinate, Germanymap
Son of and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of — married 1700 in Germanymap
Descendants descendants
Father of , and
Died at about age 47 in Livingston Manor, Columbia, New Yorkmap
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Biography

Johann Jost Propper was born 1679 in Palatinate, Germany. He and his family were part of the Palatine Emigration.[1] John Proppert appears on the list of Palatine Immigrants in New York State. [2]

1709: Johann Jost Propper[3], his wife and 3 children were on Capt. Robbert Bulman's ship in the 4th party in Holland.[4]

Justus Pfropfer, aged 30 (Lutheran, husbandman and vinedresser), his wife, sons aged 7 and 4, a daughter aged 9--were among the 1709 arrivals recorded in London[5]

Johann Jost Proppert (Hunter Lists #577) made his fist appearance on the Hunter Lists on 4 Oct 1710, with 3 persons over 10 and 2 under 10.

Joost Proper was a Palatine Debtor between 1718 and 1726[6]

Marriage & Family

Johann Joost Propper married Anna Elizabeth Unknown. They had the following children:

  1. Maria Barbara, b. 27 Oct 1697, Looenburg, New York, USA, d. 10 Aug 1742, Livingston, Columbia, New York, USA, confirmed 23 Mar 1712 at Queensberg.[7]She married Conrad Keller
  2. Johann Friederich m Susanna Forster; 8 children
  3. Johann Peter m Rachel Hooghteeling; 9 children

Johann died 1726 in Livingston Manor, Columbia, New York, USA.

Sources

  1. ↑ PALATINE EMIGRATION: Proper Genealogy and History by Louis G. Proper, pages xxxv-xxxvi
  2. ↑ [https://archive.org/details/palatinesofnewyo00unse/page/102/mode/2up?q=Kuntz&view=theater/ The Palatines of New York State : a complete compilation of the history of the Palatines who first came to New York State in 1708-1722 by Palatine Society of the United Evangelical Lutheran Church of New York and New England, Inc. 1953, P. 102.
  3. ↑ The Palatine Families of New York by HZ Jones Jr (1985), p. 738-740)
  4. ↑ Rotterdam Lists
  5. ↑ London Lists
  6. ↑ Livingston Debt Lists
  7. ↑ church books at West Camp

Acknowledgments

  • WikiTree profile Propper-2 created through the import of Smith_Wood Family Tree.ged on Feb 22, 2012 by Brock Smith.




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