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William Clinton Cullars

• Biography*: No marriage.
  
  
  
• Birth*: William was born.
• Death*: William died.
• Burial*: His body was buried.

Parents:

Henry Milton Cullars

• Birth*: Henry was born.
• Marriage*: He married Grace Anne Parkinson.

Parents:

Grace Anne Parkinson

• Birth*: Grace was born.
• Marriage*: She married Henry Milton Cullars, son of Frances Clinton Cullars and Anne Marie Eastwood 'Anna'.
• Death*: Grace died.
• Burial*: Her body was buried.

George Cullars

• Birth*: George was born.
• Death*: George died. Died in infancy.
• Burial*: His body was buried.

Parents:

Philippe Boos

• Birth*: Philippe was born in 1860 at France.
• Marriage*: He married Marguerite Bricka.
• Death*: Philippe died in 1929.
• Burial*: His body was buried.

Marguerite Bricka

• Marriage*: She married Philippe Boos.
• Birth*: Marguerite was born in 1865 at France.
• Death*: Marguerite died in 1935.
• Burial*: Her body was buried.

Barbara Bowers

• Biography*: Name Source: Patty Oscar, Indiv.# 112787.
• Birth*: Barbara was born on 26 Oct 1791.
• Marriage*: She married Daniel Sullivan.
• Death*: Barbara died on 10 Jul 1839 at age 47.

Parents:

Daniel Sullivan

• Biography*: David?
  
  Immigrated from Ireland.
  
• Birth*: Daniel was born on 28 Jan 1792.
• Marriage*: He married Barbara Bowers, daughter of Jacob Adam? Bowers , I and Catherine Myers.
• Death*: Daniel died on 3 Mar 1847 at age 55.
• Burial*: His body was buried in Mar 1847.

Johan or Hons or John Peter Glattfelder

• Birth*: Johan was born in 1700 at Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland.
• Baptism: He was baptized at Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland, on 30 Jun 1700. Religion:.
• Marriage*: He married Salomea Salome? Am Berg Amberg?, daughter of Hans Rudolff Amberg and Magdalena Frölichin, on 23 Nov 1721 at Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland.
• Death*: Johan died on 21 Apr 1742 at Switzerland. 1743? 1750? Died on the way to Basel, Switzerland.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland.

Parents:

Salomea Salome? Am Berg Amberg?

• Biography*: Lived in Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland.
  
  She came to America in 1743 with her children and Casper Glattfelder, on the ship Francis & Elizabeth arriving in Philadelphia, PA on 3 Aug., 1743. She lived in York County, PA.
• Birth*: Salomea was born on 10 Aug 1704 at Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland.
• Marriage*: She married Johan or Hons or John Peter Glattfelder, son of Felix Glattfelder , Jr. and Barbara Gorius Goris? Glorius?, on 23 Nov 1721 at Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland.
• Immigration*: Salomea immigrated, in 1743. Destination:.
• Death*: Salomea died after 1742/43 at York County, PA. After Aug..

Parents:

Lisabeth Glattfelder 'Elizabeth'

• Biography*: "Elizabeth and Jacob Rhyne probably moved to NC in the fall of 1763; he acquired land there in the spring of 1764. Elizabeth's brothers lived pehaps 75 miles away in Rowan County, in the area now in Davidson County."
  
• Birth*: Lisabeth was born in 1729 at Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland.
• Marriage*: She married Jacob Rein or Rhyne , Sr. on 18 Nov 1750 at York, York County, PA.
• Residence*: She resided at NC.

Parents:

Barbara Glattfelder

• Biography*: Anna? Barbel?
• Christening: She was christened at Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland, on 12 Aug 1725.
• Birth*: Barbara was born on 12 Aug 1725 at Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland.
• Immigration*: Barbara immigrated. Destination:.
• Marriage*: She married Johannes Hilderbrand or Hildebrand, son of Hans Jacob Hildebrand and Anna Pfister, in 1748.
• Death*: Barbara died on 8 Aug 1794 at Shrewsbury Township, York County, PA, at age 68. Loganville?.
• Burial*: Her body was buried in Aug 1794 at Springfield Township, York County, PA. Bupp's Union Church Cemetery.

Parents:

Felix Glattfelder or Clodfelter¹

Gravestone

Clodfelter Lake, near Southmount, NC.

Footstone

Graveyard

From the book The Family of Noah Clodfelter by Cyril Johnson.

From the book The Family of Noah Clodfelter by Cyril Johnson.

From the book The Family of Noah Clodfelter by Cyril Johnson.

Deed Record.
From the book The Family of Noah Clodfelter by Cyril Johnson.

Deed Record.
From the book The Family of Noah Clodfelter by Cyril Johnson.

Deed Record.
From the book The Family of Noah Clodfelter by Cyril Johnson.

Deed Record.
From the book The Family of Noah Clodfelter by Cyril Johnson.

• Biography*: Lived in Caderus Township, York County, PA.
  
  Moved to old Rowan County, NC between 1763 and 1768. Salem, NC
  
  From - https://www.mesdajournal.org/2015/piedmont-north-carolinas-swisegood-school-cabinetmaking-expanding-narrative-1770-1857/
  "Most of the Clodfelters settled in York County, Pennsylvania along the south bank of Codorus Creek. In 1750, twenty-three-year-old Felix Clodfelter married Sarah Meyer, and their marriage was recorded at Christ Lutheran Church in York. Their oldest son, John Clodfelter (1751–1826), was christened at Christ Lutheran Church.Five of their other children were also born in York County, including a second son Peter (1763–1843). Unexpectedly, there is no evidence that Felix Clodfelter ever owned property in Pennsylvania.How he supported his young family is unknown, but perhaps he worked with the patriarch of his family, Uncle Casper Clodfelter, a farmer who, according to family history, “was also something of a carpenter or cabinetmaker, since in 1767 he made the coffin for Peter Ness,” the husband of a niece.
  
  In 1763 Felix Clodfelter and his family followed in the footsteps of thousands of Pennsylvanians down Virginia’s Great Wagon Road into Piedmont North Carolina. The Clodfelters quickly joined a close-knit immigrant community in Davidson County, comprised of families such as the Byerleys, Delaps, Longs, Swisegoods, and Waggoners. On 19 August 1763, “Faelick Scloffelder” purchased his first piece of property from Frederick and Christian Michal for £50, described as “230 A on Brushy Fork of Abbotts Crk. adj. Jacob Waggoner”. In 1769 he purchased an additional 101 acres “on Brushy Fork of Abbotts Crk.” One year later, in 1770, his youngest son Jacob Clodfelter was born, the only son to be born in North Carolina]"
  
  Feb., 1769, Deed by Jonathan Poston and wife, Mary, completed a bargain made the year before. This Deed conveyed 101 acres of land to Felix Clodfelter. The land was located on both sides of the Bushy Fork of Abbotts Creek adjoining the said Clodfelter's home plantation.
  
  19 APR., 1809.
  His Will reads as follows: In the name of God Amen. I Felix Clodfelter of Rowan County and State of North Carolina having arrived to a honourable age but yet in good health of body, and sound in memory, think it my duty to make and Ordain this my last Will and Testament in the following manner. First I recommend my precious Soul into the hands of Almighty God who gave it; and my body to be buried in a Decent and Christian manner. Take will that all my lawfull debts be paid out of my personal estate. I Will to my beloved wife Sarah full possession of the House I now live in during her lifetime, likewise one quarter of an acre of Land to be Sown in due Season with Flase? Lud? yearly her lifetime. One half of the garden to her use her lifetime, two milk cows to be kept for her use to be will?id and kept in service and if they should fail and be unfit for her service - two others to be put in their place to be kept during her lifetime. I Will to her the old negro woman Aggey? to serve her her life time. Also her spinning wheel, her chest, her bed and basons and furniture, and all the linen she now has in possession. Also two basins, two plates, four spoons, three knives and forks, and the large shelf in the kitchen, two small iron pots and the frying pan, also the corner cupboard containing all within it, also the clock her lifetime, and after her decease to be sold, also a Prayer Book and Hymn Book and watering can, also a small bed and b?ostio? with the furniture belonging, also the fire tongs and shovel, and little walnut table. The following articles to be found her yearly; Ten baskets of wheat to be made into flour, to her hand for her use, ten baskets of corn ground and brought into the house, one hundred and fifty pounds of good pork, fifty weight of beef in due season, also one bushel of salt and ten? dollars in cash to be paid unto her yearly, also sufficient supply of ?ael to be Hallid? for her use, all the above mention duties to be performed unto her by my son Jacob. And as respecting my land, my Will is that my son Jacob, have my homesteaded plantation, also the moo? part of a lot that I purchased of Thomas Long, to extend? to the dividing line already run dividing the same from his brother John's line and his brother Peter after my decease to him and his heirs forever. I also give unto my son Peter the land and Plantation on which he now lives, including the south part of my homestead plantation, and the south part of that I purchased of Thomas Long, Jacob's part and also from his brother John's part to him and his heirs forever. I also give unto my son John the land and plantation where he now lives, situate on the north side of my homestead plantation including part of the same and part of that which I bought of Thomas Long by lines already run dividing the same from his brother Jacob's, to him and his heirs forever. And as respecting my moovable? property (the slaves excepted) and also the perisable property (excepting that already given) to be sold at public value at the discretion of my Executors hereafter named, and the same to be divided equally between both male and female heirs, also the children of my daughter Susanna Nifong deceased, to have a child's part intended for their mother to be equally divided among them. My Negro woman Aggy I will that she continue in my family her lifetime and have liberty to live with any of my children to whom she may choose, and that they provide for her and keep her as may be required her lifetime. Take Will that my negro man Solomon and his wife Patt? with her increase, and my negro lad Johnson be sold at public value at the discretion of my Executors, among my heirs in manner above mentioned to be equally divided. Lastly I do appoint and ordain my two sons George and Peter Executors of this my last Will and Testament, utterly revoking and making null and void every other Will, Gift or Begwath? heretofore made by me, ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my last Will and Testament. Acknowledging and confirming this by setting my hand and seal the ninteenth day of April in the year of our Lord - One Thousand, Eight Hundred and Nine. Felix Clodfelter F his mark In Presence of Ja Clinard Britain J. Heymore
  
  20 JAN., 1814.
  Records of the Moravians in NC - Vol. 7, Excerpts from the Friedberg Diary - 1814. The Diary reads as follows: Jan. 20 - The funeral sermon of Felix Glattfelder was preached in the Zion Church, (NC) to a large gathering... FEB TERM OF COURT, 1814. His Will was Probated.
• Birth*: Felix was born on 2 Feb 1726/27 at Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland. 20th?.
• Immigration*: Felix immigrated, in 1743. Destination:.
• Marriage*: He married Maria Sarah Meier or Meyers or Meyer 'Sarah', daughter of Johann or John George Meier , Sr. 'George' and Sybilla ??, on 24 Oct 1750 at York County, PA. From church register of Christ Lutheran Church..
• Residence*: Felix Glattfelder or Clodfelter lived circa 1765 at Rowan County, NC, now Davidson County.
• Death*: Felix died on 18 Jan 1814 at Davidson County, NC, at age 86. Was Rowan County.
• Burial*: His body was buried on 20 Jan 1814 at Davidson County, NC. Bethany Reformed Church Cemetery, near Midway
  http://www.archiplanet.org/wiki/Bethany_Reformed_and_Lutheran_Church_Cemetery.

Parents:

Johannes Rudolf Clodfelter¹

Deed Record.
From the book The Family of Noah Clodfelter by Cyril Johnson.

Deed Record.
From the book The Family of Noah Clodfelter by Cyril Johnson.

• Biography*: (an unknown value.)
• Birth*: Johannes was born on 25 Mar 1731 at Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland.
• Immigration*: Johannes immigrated, in 1743. Destination:.
• Marriage*: He married Veronica Hitsberger or Hetzberger on 21 Apr 1767 at Lancaster, PA.
• Residence*: Johannes Rudolf Clodfelter lived in 1785 at Shenandoah County, VA.
• Death*: Johannes died in 1810 at Davidson County, NC.
• Burial*: His body was buried at NC.

Parents:

Magdalena Glattfelder

• Birth*: Magdalena was born on 29 Nov 1733.

Parents:

Casper Glattfelder

• Birth*: Casper was born on 17 Jul 1740 at Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland.
• Death*: Casper died circa 1743.

Parents:

Felix Glattfelder , Jr.

• Biography*: Occupation: Farmer.
  
  Lived in Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland.
• Birth*: Felix was born on 7 Mar 1668/69 at Glattfelden, Eglisau, Zürich, Switzerland.
• Marriage*: He married Barbara Gorius Goris? Glorius? on 22 Jan 1694/95 at Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland.
• Death*: Felix died on 23 Aug 1724 at Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland, at age 55. 1734?.

Parents:

Barbara Gorius Goris? Glorius?

• Biography*: Lived in Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland.
• Birth*: Barbara was born in 1669 at Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland.
• Marriage*: She married Felix Glattfelder , Jr., son of Hans? Felix Glattfelder , Sr. and Barbara Glattfelder, on 22 Jan 1694/95 at Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland.
• Death*: Barbara died in 1743 at Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland. 1705?.

Casper Glattfelder or Glatfelter, Sr.

Grave Memorial

• Biography*: Occupation: Farmer.
  
  Lived in York County, PA.
  
  1775.
  The following is the Will of Casper Glatfelter In the Name of God, Amen. Casper Glatfelter of Codorus Township in York County so this is my Last Will and Testament.
  
  First, my son Felix Glatfelter shall have my plantation for three hundred pounds, eighty pounds in hand, and then one year free, afterwards yearly every year fifteen pounds until the plantation is paid.
  
  Secondly, after my decease my wife shall be greatly cared for. She shall have one cow, the best bed (but Felix Glatfelter shall keep in fodder the cow as his own cattle), one iron pot, one copper kettle, her spinning wheel, two pewter dishes, one bucking tub, two buckets, one chest, six spoons, two plates, one lamp, one box iron.
  
  Thirdly, all spin stuffs that is in the house be the same spun, or not, shall remain in the estate and the charges of the weaving shall be paid out of the estate.
  
  Fourthly, after my decease my wife shall have her widow seat on the plantation as long as she lives she shall be maintained out of the plantation.
  
  Fifthly, she shall have eight bushels of wheat, two bushels of rye and half bushel of salt yearly, one pair of shoes, one hundred weight of pork yearly, five pounds of wool, one quarter of an acre of flax.
  
  Sixthly, I bequeath unto Solomon my eldest son fifteen pounds, and ten pounds he did receive of his Master which should belong to his Father because he had not his age. I therefore bequeath unto him one English shilling for all his hereditary right and inheritance which he has to seek of us.
  
  Seventhly, I bequeath unto Anna my eldest daughter twenty pounds for her hereditary right and inheritance that she hath nothing further to seek of my estate and no further portion of my others.
  
  Eighthy, I bequeath unto Casper my youngest son the large Bible exclusive of his other share and that they shall divide all the books with each other and none can or shall be sold at the vendue.
  
  Ninthly, Felix Glatfelter shall have the plantation forever, and all the right and title whatsoever unto the plantation belonging.
  
  This is my Last Will and Testament, but if I should recover again I can do with the land as I please. I live or die this is my Last Will and Testament.
  Casper Glatfelter
        (Seal)
        Witnesses
        Jacob Kraut
        Jphanes Hildebrand
        Henry (mark) Walter
        Executors
        Conrad Swatz
        Felix Glatfelter
  
  The above is a true translation of the original High German taken at York [,PA] the 30th day of March 1775 by me.
  John Morris
  -----------------------------------------
  See the -
  Casper Glattfelder Association of America at -
  http://www.glattfelder.org.
  
• Birth*: Casper was born on 8 Jul 1709 at Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland.
• Baptism: He was baptized at Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland, on 25 Jul 1709. Religion:. Swiss Reformed Church.
• Marriage*: He married Elizabeth Lauffer or Laufer, daughter of Hans Jacob Lauffer and ?? ??, on 3 Apr 1731 at Glattfelden, Zürich, Switzerland.
• Immigration*: Casper immigrated, on 30 Aug 1743. Destination:.
• Marriage*: He married Anna Maria Lauffer or Walter? 'Mary' after 1742/43 at PA.
• Death*: Casper died in Mar 1775 at Codorus Township, York, PA, at age 65.
• Probate: Casper's will was probated on 3 Apr 1775.

Parents:

Jacob Rein or Rhyne , Sr.

• Birth*: Jacob was born on 12 Aug 1726 at Blankenloch, Baden-Warttemberg, Germany.
• Marriage*: He married Lisabeth Glattfelder 'Elizabeth', daughter of Johan or Hons or John Peter Glattfelder and Salomea Salome? Am Berg Amberg?, on 18 Nov 1750 at York, York County, PA.
• Residence*: He resided at NC.
• Death*: Jacob died in 1794 at Lincoln County, NC. 1793?

Johannes Hilderbrand or Hildebrand

• Biography*: Aug. 26, 1751. On the Ship Anderson, Hugh Campbell, master, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes.
  Some of the names:
  Johannes Hildebrand,
  Sebastian Greim,
  Adam Greim,
  Peter Klein,
  Johannes Bower,
  Abraham Rinehart,
  Haans Michael Koonts,
  George Miller,
  Daniel Miller,
  Johan Jost Franck,
  Johan Christian Alter.
  
  ---------------------------
  
  Name: Johannes Hildebrand
  Year: 1751
  Place: Pennsylvania
  Source Publication Code: 1804
  Primary Immigrant: Hildebrand, Johannes
  Annotation: Taken from original manuscripts in the state archives. Names given throughout pages 1-677. Foreigners arriving in Pennsylvania named on pages 521-667. No. 3776, Kelker, supplements this.
  Source Bibliography: EGLE, WILLIAM HENRY, editor Names of Foreigners Who Took the Oath of Allegiance to the Province and State of Pennsylvania, 1727-1775, with the Foreign Arrivals, 1786-1808. (Pennsylvania Archives, ser. 2, vol. 17.) Harrisburg [PA]: E.K. Meyers, 1890. 787p. Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1967.
  Page: 329.
  
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  Served as a Private in Captain John Jarvis' Co. in 1776.
• Birth*: Johannes was born on 2 Mar 1715 at Eschenmosen, Bülach, Zürich, Switzerland.
• Marriage*: He married Barbara Glattfelder, daughter of Johan or Hons or John Peter Glattfelder and Salomea Salome? Am Berg Amberg?, in 1748.
• Residence*: He resided in 1751 at Philadelphia County, PA.
• Death*: Johannes died on 2 Apr 1783 at Shrewsbury Township, York County, PA, at age 68. 1782?.
• Burial*: His body was buried in Apr 1783 at Springfield Township, York County, PA. Bupp's Union Church Cemetery.

Parents:

Felix Hilderbrand

• Birth*: Felix was born on 14 Nov 1749 at Springfield Township, York County, PA.
• Marriage*: He married Mary Elizabeth Stines.
• Christening: He was christened at York County, PA, on 5 Oct 1750. 13 Mar., 1750?.
• Death*: Felix died on 26 Mar 1820 at Shrewsbury Township, York County, PA, at age 70. Near Loganville?.
• Burial*: His body was buried in 1820 at York County, PA. Stine's Cemetery.

Parents:

Maria Margaretha Hilderbrand

• Birth*: Maria was born.
• Death*: Maria died.
• Burial*: Her body was buried.

Parents:

Dorothea Dorthea? Hilderbrand

• Birth*: Dorothea was born in 1751.
• Christening: She was christened at York, York County, PA, on 21 Jun 1751. By Rev. Jacob Leschy.
• Marriage*: She married Jacob Schwartz Swartz?, son of Andreas Schwartz , Sr. and Anna Margaretha ??, circa 1772.
• Death*: Dorothea died at York County, PA.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at York County, PA. Stine's Cemetery.

Parents:

John Jacob Hilderbrand

• Christening: He was christened at York, York County, PA, on 12 Nov 1752. By Rev. Jacob Leschy, Christ Lutheran Church.
• Birth*: John was born on 12 Nov 1752 at York County, PA.
• Marriage*: He married Mary Elizabeth Stiffler circa 1773.
• Death*: John died.
• Burial*: His body was buried.

Parents:

Casper? Caspar Hilderbrand , Sr.

• Birth*: Casper? was born at York, York County, PA.
• Christening: He was christened at York, York County, PA, on 13 Apr 1755. 3 Apr., 1755? by Rev. Jacob Leschy.
• Marriage*: He married Barbara Cramer on 3 Jun 1783 at York, York County, PA.
• Burial*: His body was buried in Oct 1841 at York County, PA. Bupp's Union Cemetery? Salem Cemetery.
• Death*: Casper? died on 22 Oct 1841 at Springfield Township, York County, PA.

Parents:

Henrick? Henrich Henry? Hilderbrand

• Christening: He was christened at York, York County, PA, on 8 May 1757. By Rev. Jacob Lischy.
• Birth*: Henrick? was born on 8 May 1757 at York, York County, PA.
• Marriage*: He married Magdelena? Magdalena Krout on 14 Nov 1787.
• Death*: Henrick? died.
• Burial*: His body was buried.

Parents:

Maria Sarah Meier or Meyers or Meyer 'Sarah'¹

Gravestone

Foot stone

• Biography*: Mira? Moved from York County, PA to old Rowan County, NC.
• Birth*: Maria was born in Jan 1730/31 at Wurtemberg, Germany.
• Immigration*: Maria immigrated. Destination:.
• Marriage*: She married Felix Glattfelder or Clodfelter, son of Johan or Hons or John Peter Glattfelder and Salomea Salome? Am Berg Amberg?, on 24 Oct 1750 at York County, PA. From church register of Christ Lutheran Church..
• Death*: Maria died on 23 Nov 1813 at Rowan County, NC, at age 82. Now Davidson County.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at Davidson County, NC. Bethany Reformed Church Cemetery, near Midway.

Parents:

no name Johnson

• Death*: No died on 17 Apr 1912 at Spencer, IA. Stillbirth.
• Birth*: No was born on 17 Apr 1912 at Spencer, IA.
• Burial*: An unknown person body was buried at Spencer, IA.

Parents:

Raymond Crawford Johnson

• Birth*: Raymond was born on 7 Jul 1913 at Spencer, IA.
• Death*: Raymond died on 1 Aug 1952 at Gaylord, MN, at age 39.
• Burial*: His body was buried in Aug 1952 at Gaylord, MN.

Parents:

Anna Maria Glattfelder or Klodfelter or Kladfelter

• Birth*: Anna was born in 1753 at York County, PA.
• Baptism: She was baptized at York County, PA, on 22 Jul 1753. Religion:. Christ Lutheran Church.
• Marriage*: She married Martin Jesse Neufang or Nifong, Sr., son of Balthasar Balstar? Neufong or Nifong or Neufaung and Anna Barbara Neuer 'Barbara', circa 1769.
• Death*: Anna died on 31 May 1775 at NC.

Parents:

no name Johnson

• Death*: No died on 14 Dec 1916 at Spencer, IA. Stillbirth.
• Birth*: No was born on 14 Dec 1916 at Spencer, IA.
• Burial*: An unknown person body was buried at Spencer, IA.

Parents:

Susanna Glattfelder or Kladfelter or Clodfelter

Gravestone

• Biography*: She died two days apart from her daughter Susan.
• Birth*: Susanna was born on 20 Dec 1760 at York, York County, PA.
• Baptism: She was baptized at York, York County, PA, on 5 Jan 1761. Religion:. 1760? Christ Lutheran Church.
• Marriage*: She married John Jorg or George Nifong 'George', son of Balthasar Balstar? Neufong or Nifong or Neufaung and Anna Barbara Neuer 'Barbara', in 1778 at Rowan County, NC.
• Death*: Susanna died on 28 Sep 1793 at Rowan County, NC, at age 32.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at Davidson County, NC. Bethany UCC Cemetery.

Parents:

Johann Peter Glattfelder or Clodfelter 'Peter'¹

Gravestone

Gravestone

Reverse side

Deed Record.
From the book The Family of Noah Clodfelter by Cyril Johnson.

Deed Record.
From the book The Family of Noah Clodfelter by Cyril Johnson.

• Biography*: 18 Dec., 1798.
  Rowan Deed Book 16:29-30. John Koonse, Kuntz, Koons to Peter Clodfelter - for 60 pounds specie; 200 acres of land lying on waters of Hanby's [Hamby's] Creek being a part of 390 acres; Adj. John Shiers line; Witnesses: Wm.? Bodenhamer, Christian Shirer and Amos Gregson; Proved in Feb. Term of Court 1799.
  
  Peter Clodfelter's 22–23 Nov., 1843 estate sale included woodworking-related items:
  1 log chain
  6 axes
  3 + augurs
  2 planes
  1 jack plain
  3 drawing knives
  1 cooper’s adz & bung borer
  1 square chisel & gimlet
  1 crosscut saw
  1 pair of compasses
  1 rasp and auger
  1 broad ax
  1 round shave
  1 pair of butt hinges
  1 lot of timber heading
  3 lots of old lumber
  1 saw
  913 feet of plank
  1 shaving horse
  1 jointer
  1 hand hammer
  1 additional lot of plank
  
  In addition, a wide variety of furniture forms were sold from Peter Clodfelter’s estate:
  1 cupboard
  1 clock
  1 looking glass
  1 corner cupboard
  1 walnut table
  1 bench & contents
  1 side cupboard
  1 table.
• Birth*: Johann was born on 13 Mar 1763 at York, York County, PA.
• Baptism: He was baptized at York, York County, PA, on 17 Apr 1763. Religion: First Reformed Church.
• Marriage*: He married Mary? Amelia Wagoner or Wagner 'Mealy', daughter of Daniel Wagoner , Sr. or Wagner and Elizabeth Harmon, on 28 Jun 1790.
• Residence*: He resided in 1810 at Rowan County, NC, 1810 census shows a Peter Clodfelter.. 1810 census shows a Peter Clodfelter..
• Death*: Johann died on 4 Oct 1843 at Davidson County, NC, at age 80. 24th?
• Burial*: His body was buried at Midway, Davidson County, NC. Bethany United Church of Christ Cemetery.

Parents:

Jacob Glattfelder or Clodfelter, Sr.

Gravestone

Gravestone

Reverse side

• Biography*: Occupation: Cabinet Maker. He also carved tombstones.
  
  27 JAN., 1837.
  His Will reads as follows: February Term 1837, page 288 Jacob Clodfelter's Will. In the name of God, Amen. I Jacob Clodfelter of Davidson County, State of North Carolina being of sound mind and memory do make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form as following - First I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Margaret all my house hold and kitchen furniture of whatever name or nature as also the loom and what belongs thereto also my negro slaves Spence and his wife Bet? and her youngest child Caroline, also my stage Wagon and harness belonging thereto, one horse, two cows, ten head hogs and six head of sheep her choice, one Phough and gears, one needing hoe, one axe, one maltoe?, also all the corn, wheat, oats, pork or bacon, hay, fodder, flax and all that may be on hand for her years support. I also give my wife half of my wheat now growing and also two copper mash kettles and two cow halter chains and also fifteen pounds of coffee and thirty pounds sugar all of which above mentioned property to my said wife during her natural lifetime or widowhood and after her death or marriage then to be exposed to public sale by my executors and the money arising from the sale to be disposed as hereafter described and should the slaves which I have bequeathed my wife prove disobedient or unruly she shall be at full liberty to sell them and retain enough of the sale money to purchase one that will suit her. I give and bequeath to my wife full possession of my dwelling house and the plantation or so much thereof as she may want during her natural lifetime or widowhood. I give and bequeath unto my son Jacob the said tract of land whereon I now have my residence containing seventy seven acres more or less with the mills hereditaments and appurtenances to the same belonging (with the fan in the mill) and half the wheat now growing to him and his heirs and assigns forever. I give and bequeath to my daughter Molly Leonard, wife of David Leonard, one tract of land which I purchased from George Sowers containing one hundred acres more or less for $100 to have during her natural lifetime and after her death to be sold on a reasonable credit and the money to be equally divided among her heirs. I give and bequeath to my son Joseph the plantation whereon he now lives containing two hundred acres more or less with all and singular the profits, privileges, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging to him his heirs and assigns forever. I give and bequeath to my son Henry the plantation whereon he now lives containing two hundred and ninety five acres more or less with all the appurtenances thereunto belonging to him his heirs and assigns forever (with the exception of one acre of the meadow for the use of my wife and the use of the pasture as formerly - I give and bequeath to my son David the tract of land which I purchased of Saml. Farington containing two hundred acres more or less with all and singular the appurtenances thereunto belonging to him his heirs and assigns. I give and bequeath to my son Joseph my negro man named Joseph to be his right and property forever at the price of six hundred dollars. I give and bequeath to my son Henry to Wit? Mary and her youngest child Adam for the sum of six hundred dollars to be his right and title forever. I give and bequeath to my son David one negro girl named Rose for the sum of five hundred and fifty dollars to be his right and title forever. I give and bequeath to my son Jacob one negro boy named January at the sum of six hundred dollars to be his right and title forever. I give and bequeath to my daughter Mary, wife of David Yokely, one negro girl named Emily at the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars to be her right and title forever. I give and bequeath to my daughter Catharine, wife of Adam Weir, one negro girl named Sarah at the sum of three hundred and seventy five dollars to be her right and title forever. I give and bequeath unto my daughter Elizabeth, wife of Barnet Weir, one negro girl named Rhoda at the sum of one hundred and sixty dollars to be her right and title forever. I give and bequeath unto my daughter Barbara, wife of Adam Sink, one negro girl named Camaline at the sum of one hundred and twenty five dollars to be her right and title forever. I give and bequeath to my daughter Franey, wife of Philip Knoy, one negro boy named Joseph at the sum of one hundred and ten dollars to be her right and title forever. I give and bequeath to my daughter Sally, wife of Peter Leonard, one negro girl Betty daughter of Spence and his wife at the sum of ninety dollars to be her right and title forever. It is my will and desire that all the above mentioned heirs be equal in the amount of the above willed slaves therefore those which have received the valuableest to pay to the rest untill all be equal in amount. And lastly it is my will request and desire that all my property not willed to be exposed to public sale on a reasonable credit and the money arising from the same as also the money that may be on hand and debts due or oweing to me be disposed of in the following manner by my executors to my wife fifty dollars and to each of my daughters two hundred dollars and the remainder to be equally divided among my sons and daughters. And I do hereby niminate and appoint my sons Joseph and Henry Clodfelter Joint Executors to this my last will and testament revoking all others and former wills by me made. In witness whereof I the said Jacob Clodfelter have hereunto set my hand and seal this the 27th day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty seven (1837). Jacob Clodfelter his mark, seal Signed and acknowledged in the presence of Jno. Haines Michael Clodfelter [Son of his brother John?] FEB. TERM OF COURT, 1837. His Will was probated.
  
  Jacob Clodfelter's estate inventory and sale in 1837 had over 10,000 feet of plank and scantling (at least 700 feet of walnut plank) and the following items:
  5 axes
  about 200 hogshead and barrel staves
  1 mill saw
  1 hand vice
  500 shingles
  2 jointers
  3 hammers
  8 files
  8 augers
  1 brace and bits
  1 turning lathe
  1 set turning chisels
  2 iron wedges
  1 jack screw
  1 jack plane
  1 tool chest
  12 chisels
  1 froe
  2 fore planes
  2 cooper jointers
  1 hand jointer
  2 hand saws
  1 tenon saw
  1 bow saw
  1 compass saw
  1 drawing knife
  1 large compass
  1 set tongue and grooving planes
  2 cross-cut saws
  1 broad ax
  6 beading planes
  3 gouges
  1 gauging rod
  4 gun stocks.
• Birth*: Jacob was born on 1 Jan 1770 at Davidson County, NC. Rowan County?.
• Marriage*: He married Margaret Hagge or Hege, daughter of Johann Balthasar? Balathaser Hege and Maria Julian Fry 'Julian', on 28 Jun 1790 at Rowan County, NC.
• Death*: Jacob died on 1 Feb 1837 at Davidson County, NC, at age 67.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Davidson County, NC. Bethany UCC Church Cemetery near the Forsyth and Davidson County line.

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