WHO ARE THE
PARENTS OF JACOB SLAGLE DYING IN HAMPSHIRE CO,
At this time (2007) no
one has been able to determine the parents of Jacob Slagle dying in 1800 in
Hampshire Co,
Another possibility I
haven’t seen discussed anywhere else is that the Jacob born in 1751 and the
Jacob born about 1750 and dying in 1800 in Hampshire Co.,
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BIRTH |
BAPTISM |
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PG |
DATE |
DATE |
CHILD |
PARENTS |
SPONSERS |
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1801 |
8-19-1751 |
9-29-1751 |
Jacob |
Jacob &
Catharine Schlegel |
Jacob &
Helen Billmeyer & Elizabeth Catharine Klein |
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1803 |
8-9-1751 |
10-5-1751 |
John Jacob |
Jacob Schlegel |
Jacob Billmeyer & wf. and Anna Elis. Klee |
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There are two other possibilities of our Jacob’s parents. Jacob could be a child of one of Jacob’s born
1723 children’s child born out of wedlock and raised by Jacob born 1723. Or it is possible our Jacob (dying 1800) is a child of a friend
who was possibly killed and Jacob raised the child from infancy.
It is possible in the future that DNA tests may help narrow down the
possibilities or even link Jacob dying in 1800 to a family.
Nelson Slagle
September 18, 2007
E-MAILS DISCUSSING JACOB’S DYING 1800 PARENTS
Nelson 1-25-08
Thanks for keeping me informed
about your
such projects should be done instead of our losing
them. It was difficult and time consuming I know.
Thanks for telling Noreen about my book. She is
ordering one.
Thinking about the latest DNA and our Jacob's source,
I reread pages 24-29 of my book especially noting the
small print insert on page 26 with the footnote 51
about the connection between the 2 purchasers of land
on Maiden Creek. To me this is what the DNA verified.
I don't have the DNA report at hand. It is my memory
that yours (and our line) did not connect with the
others. Guess I am confused. How do you interpret the
last 2 reports? Regards,
Becky Kaartalia
1-25-08
Becky 1-26-08
I read pages
24-29 and many pages afterwards and had two comments. Believe you
mentioned that our Jacob was thought by some (can't remember pg I thought I saw
that) not to be related to Jacob Slagle B: 1723 because the children's names
were so different. Actually I was surprised at the similarity of names
per my web site, link below:
http://slagshouseofstats.com/Genealogy/Jacoball3Children.htm
Note 5 of 12 children of our Jacob were names
used by Jacob B: 1723. Five of six names of Jacob born 1751 matched name
of Jacob B: 1723 and 3 names were used by each of the 3 Slagles.
Not sure if any of this makes any difference as I think the DNA testing shows
we are probably not related to any Slagles tested
(which probably means 23 generations back). Find this hard to believe
that some of these Slagles are not related in the
last 23 generations to our Slagle B: about 1750. Lends more credence in
my mind that our Jacob was an illegitmate child of
some sort and that is why he does't
relate to anyone. And that the two Slagles baptised a week apart per middle of link below are actually two Jacob Slagles
instead of one that most of us thought. Also could be that one of my
ancestors between Jacob B: 1750 and me were
illegitimate. Another DNA test of someone else descended from one of
Joseph's B: 1782 brothers would be helpful.
http://slagshouseofstats.com/Genealogy/jacobslagleParents.html
Another weak link is
Collier. A Collier was Jacob Slagle B: 1723 commanding officer (forgot Pg
you noted that in our book). Other Colliers (not sure if related) were
involved as a witness in one Jacob Slagle B: 1750 land transaction. And
you note many Colliers involved with Jacob B: 1750 family.
Maybe there were thousands of Slagles and Colliers in the PA/Md/Va
area in the mid 1700's!!!!
Nelson
1-26-08
Nelson 1-26-08:
Your thoughts
good. One correction --- I
only referred to the lack of Jacob using true german
chrietian names as some Slagles
used-like Margaretta .
. I agree the childrens' names of Both Jacobs, b 1723
and b; 1750 have similarities.
Your mentioing the illegitamcy
possibilities is
interesting. They do say we are only sure of the
female lines!
Another thought: Our Jacob was not John jacob b. 1751,
we know for sure.
From my writing, I was impressed about Our Jacob
being a rigid Catholic. The PA Slagles were not
Catholic. Yet the priest Father Frambaugh, and
Jacob's path and apparent associations was the same
through
The priest was originally from Connewago area in PA
where the Slagles were
. There could have been a disinheritance when Jacob
became a Catholic.
I turned in to Diane Sheridan some male Slagle names
from Diane Slagle Mead descended from your Joseph and
she replied she would contact them-one is an uncle of
hers, Robert Slagle who bought 7 of my books and there
are other males in her family and Robert's. Let us
hope we learn something.
I believe we both think our Jacob was from the PA
Slagles.
Becky Kartalia 1-26-2008