Map NW corner of West Earl Twp, Lancaster County
Jacob Wolf and Bernard Wolf received patents for tracts (5) and (6) [12]
1756 Land from the estate of George Michael Wolf, who died intestate with 9 children, was valued and granted to eldest son Gorge Michael Wolf. The 200 acre tract was in Earl Twp. Guardians were assigned for the children of George Michael Wolf, deceased, of Earl Twp, Lancaster County. Conrad Wolf chose Jeremiah Wolf as guardian. Bernard Wolf chose Wendel Lewteger. Wendel Letwiger and Joseph Rutter were appointed as guardians for Henry Wolf, Anna Mary Wolf, Abraham Wolf, and Susannah Wolf. Dated March 2 at the Lancaster County Orphans Court. [1]
1756 Bernard Wolf, of the Borough of Lancaster, wrote his will, dated November 2, 1756. The will named Jeremiah Wolf and John George Wolf (1 shilling each), friend Friedrick Feldberger, brother in law Lorantz Hooft and George Michael Wolfes his childrens and George Kinder deceas'd his three daughters ... The will was proved on November 6, 1756. [2] It is plausible that this was the will of uncle Bernard Wolf (1701-1756) who named his siblings and the children of his brother George Michael Wolf in this will.
1761 Bernart Wolff and Ursula Kienzer were married at Trinity Lutheran, Lancaster County on March 10. [3]
1766 A survey was made for Jacob Wolf and Barnard Wolf and George Rein, dated August 22, for land in Earl Twp, Lancaster County that had been warranted by George Michael Wolf on March 21, 1738/39. George Michael Wolf, the warrantee, had died intestate and eldest son George Michael Wolf had granted the land to his brothers Joseph, Jacob, and Bernard. Joseph had sold his share to George Rein. [4]
1766 Jacob Wolf received a warrant for a resurvey of 118 acres of land in Earl Twp, Lancaster County dated August 22. [5] Three surveys, dated October 28, were made out of the lands late of George Michael Wolf in Earl Twp, Lancaster County. The surveys were for Jacob Wolff, Bernard Woolf, and George Rein. George Rein had purchased the land from Joseph Wolff. The tracts were on Conestoga Creek. Nearby landowners included Michael McCleary, John Bowman, George Rein, and George Yunll [Yound?]. [6] [7] [8]
1767 Jacob Wolf, Bernard Wolf, and Jacob Rein received a patent for the land in 1767. The land was originally warranted by George Michael Wolf on March 1, 1738/39. The land was inherited by George Michael Wolf, eldest son, who transferred the land to his three brothers Joseph, Jacob, and Bernard by deed dated in 1759. Joseph sold his share to George Rein. The tract of 118 acres was called Wolfsburg on Conestoga Creek by lands of George Yount, Michael McCleary, [9]
1767 Bernard Wolf received a patent [AA8-280] for land in Earl Twp, Lancaster County. Patent dated April 23. The warrant to Jacob Wolf was dated in 1766. The tract was named "Hanover" [10]
1767 Jacob Wolf received a patent [AA8-278] for land in Earl Twp, Lancaster County. Patent dated April 23. The warrant to Jacob Wolf was dated in 1766. The tract was named "Wolfsburg". [11]
1769 Jacob Wolff, Abra Wolff, Barned Wolff, and Henry Wolff were named on the tax list for Earl Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [13] [14]
1770 A deed named the nine heirs of George Michael Wolf, deceased. Michael Wolf, Conrad Wolf, Henry Wolf, Abram Wolf, and George Geist in right of his former wife Mary and in right of his current wife Susannah were children of George Michael Wolf of Earl Twp, Lancaster County, yeoman, deceased and were parties to the deed. George Michael Wolf died owning 300 acres of land, 200 of which had been appraised and 100 was unappraised. The appraised lands were held by Michael Wolf, who conveyed the unappraised lands to Joseph, Jacob, and Bernard Wolf. "the said children are contented and the said Jacob Bernard and Joseph Wolf have entered into bonds for the payment of the childrens respective shares, Know ye that the above named Michael Conrad Henry Abraham and George Geist in consideration of the above bonds … do release … Joseph Jacob and Bernard Wolfe … excepting third part & share which has been allotted unto the widow …". [15]
1770 Bernhard Wolf (100 acres, 40 acres improved) and Jacob Wolf (waggoner, 100 acres, 50 acres improved) were taxed in Earl Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [16]
1771 Jacob Wolff [17] and Barnard Woolf [18] were named on the tax list for Earl Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
1772 Jacob Wolff, Abraham Wolf, and Barnard Woolf were named on the tax list for Earl Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Henry was not listed. [19]
1773 Jacob Woolff, Abraham Woolf, and Barnard Woolf were named on the tax list for Earl Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [20]
1774 Jacob Wolf and wife Christina of Earl Twp sold land to Bernard Wolf. Jacob had received a patent for the land on May 7, 1767 [Patent AA8-278]. The land was adjacent to lands of several people, including Bernard Wolf. [21]
1773 Abraham Wolf and Barnet Wolf were taxed in Earl Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [22] [23] [24]
1776 Elisabeth, daughter of Joseph Wolff and Margaretha was born on April 30. She was baptized on June 15, 1777 with sponsors Bernhard Wolff and wife Elisabeth at Bethany Reformed Church, Cocalico Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [25]
1777 Abraham Wolf and Barnard Wolf (100 acres) were taxed in Earl Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [26] [27]
1778 Abraham Wolf and Barnard Wolf were listed for the Continental tax in Earl Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [28] [29]
1779 Barned Wolf was taxed in Earl Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [30] [31] He was taxed for 150 acres. [32]
1780 Bernard Wolf was taxed in Earle Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [33] [34] [35] Abraham Wolf was listed as an inmate. [36] [37] [38]
1781 Bernard Wolf was taxed in Earle Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [39] Abraham Wolf was listed as an inmate. [40]
1782 Jacob Kinzer of Earl Twp, Lancaster County wrote his will, dated May 28, and named daughter Ursula, wife of Bernard Wolf. [41]
1785 Bernard Wolf and wife Ursula of Earl Twp, Lancaster County, sold two tracts of land to George Martin. One tract was on Conestoga Creek and was adjacent to land of George Yound and Michael McCleary. The other was adjacent to lands of John Bowman, Bernard Wolf, and George Rein. Bernard had purchased the tracts from Jacob Wolf and wife Christina in 1774. Another tract was described by Patent AA8-280. Deed dated September 6. [42]
1785 Bernard Wolf was taxed in Earl Twp, Lancaster County. [43] [44]
1786 Bernard Wolf was listed on the septennial census in 1786 in Earl Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [45]
1787 Bernard Wolf was taxed as an inmate in Earl Twp, Lancaster County. [46] [47] [48] [49]
1791 John was listed but Bernard and Michael were marked off of the inmate list in Earl Twp, Lancaster County. [50]
Research Notes:
The notes above are for Bernard Wolf of Earl Twp, Lancaster County, whom we suspect was a son of George Michael Wolf.
Bernhard Wolf [51] of Lancaster Borough, spouse of Anna Charlotte Bieri, lived nearby during an overlapping period of time. Documents suggest that Bernard Wolf of Lancaster Borough and Bernard Wolf of Earl Twp, son of George Michael Wolf, were two different people. Bernard Wolf, son of George Michael Wolf was a minor over age 14 when guardians were appointed for the children of George Michael in 1756, suggesting that he was born between 1735 and 1742. Bernard Wolf of Earl Twp named Ursula as his wife in a deed dated 1785. Bernard Wolf of Lancaster Borough died at age 60 in 1792 suggesting that he was born in 1732. Bernard Wolf of Lancaster Borough was married to Anna Catharine and had children born as early as 1756. Tax lists for Earl Twp and Lancaster Borough list Bernard simultaneously in both places in overlapping years. We seek further documentation to identify the parents of Bernard Wolf (saddler) of Lancaster Borough.
1765 Bernard Woolf purchased land from Isaac Whitelock on October 29. This land was partitioned by Bernard's heirs in a 1793 deed (see below). [52]
1774 Jacob Wolf wheelwright of Earl Twp, Lancaster County and wife Christina sold land to Bernard Wolf of the same place. The land ws on Conestogo Creek. [53]
1793 A deed named the heirs of Bernard Wolf to be widow Charlotte (since mattied to Abraham Dehuff) and seven children: Christian (eldest son) married to Mary, Susanna the Wife of Jacob Miller, Charlotte the wife of Christian Slagle, Catharine the wife of Philip Gloninger, George Wolf, Mary the wife of George Deifenderfer, and Jacob Wolf. [54]
Christian Wolf & Wife to Jacob Nagle
This Indenture Made the Second Day of September in the year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and Ninety three Between Christian Wolf of the Town of Chambersburg in the County of Franklin and State of Pennsylvania Sadler and Mary his Wife of the one part and Jacob Nagle of the Borough of Lancaster in the County of Lancaster in the said State of Pennsylvania Yeoman of the other part. Whereas in and by a certain Indenture bearing date the Twenty ninth Day of October in the year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and sixty five made or mentioned to be made between Isaac Whitelock of the Borough of Lancaster in the County of Lancaster aforesaid Tanner and Mary his Wife of the one part and Bernard Wolf (by the name of Bernard Woolf) of the aforesaid Borough and County of Lancaster Sadler of the other part, they the said Isaac Whitelock and Mary his Wife for the Consideration therein mentioned did grant bargain and sell alien release and confirm unto the said Bernard Wolf his Heirs and Assigns, All that large Lot of Ground situate lying and being in Lancaster Township in or near the said Borough of Lancaster consisting of two Lots marked in the Plan Number 30 and 40 Beginning at a corner of a Lot (then) of Christian Levy thence extending by the same one hundred and Ninety one feet to Poplar Street, thence by the same one hundred and thirty seven Feet to Strawberry Street thence by the same one hundred and Ninety one feet to Union Street, thence by the same one hundred and thirty seven feet to the place of Beginning with the Appurtenances To hold to him the said Bernard Wolf his Heirs and Assigns in and by the said Indenture reference thereunto being had may more fully and at large appear, By Force and virtue of which said recited Indenture and of some other good and sufficient conveyances and Assurances in the Law he the said Bernard Wolf became lawfully seized in his Demesne as of fee of and in the said described large Lot of Ground with the Appurtenances (amongst other things) And being so thereof seised died intestate leaving a Widow named Charlotte (who afterwards intermarried with a certain Abraham Dehuff) and Issue seven Children, to wit, the said Christian Wolf party hereto his Eldest Son, Susanna the Wife of Jacob Miller, Charlotte the wife of Christian Slagle, Catharine the wife of Philip Gloninger, George Wolf, Mary the wife of George Deifenderfer, and Jacob Wolf to and amongst whom the same Lot of Ground and Premises descended and came agreeable to the Acts of Assembly of the said State of Pennsylvania in such cases made and provided. And Whereas at an Orphans Court held at Lancaster for the County of Lancaster aforesaid on the Twenty fourth Day of June last past the Sheriff of the said County of Lancaster did return a former order of the same Court with an Inquisition thereto annexed taken before him by Virtue of the said order by the Oaths and Affirmations of twelve good and Lawful men of the Bailwick of the same sheriff whereby it was found and shewn to the Court that the above described large Lot of Ground and other the Real Estate Lands and Tenements whereof the said Bernard Wolf died seized and possessed with the Appurtenances could not be divided to and amongst the Widow and Children of the said Bernard without Injury to and spoiling of the whole, and that the said described large Lot of Ground with the Appurtenances was worth and of the value of thirty five pounds in gold or silver coin at and for which sum the said Inquest upon their Oats and Affirmations of said respectively did value and appraise the same, which said Inquision being taken into consideration was approved of and confirmed by the said Court, And the said Christian Wolf eldest son of the said Bernard Wolf deceased appearing in the Court and praying a Confirmation of the real Estate of the said deceased unto him, It was ordered by the same Court that the said Christian Wolf do on paying or securing to be paid the several and respective shares of the Widow and other Children of the said Bernard Wolf deceased of and in the Valuation Money aforesaid Hold and enjoy the said described premises in Fee agreeable to the Acts of Assembly in such cases made and provided, And the Court did award the Distribution of the said valuation to be paid in one year from that time in Manner following, to wit, That the said Christian Wolf should pay unto the said Charlotte Dehuff the late Widow of the said Bernard Wolf deceased the sum of fourteen Shillings yearly and every year during her Natural life in lieu of her Dower in the Premises, out of a principal sum of Eleven Pounds thirteen shillings and four pence (being one third part of the valuation Money aforesaid) which said sum is to be and remain charged on the Premises and after the Death of the said Charlotte is to be paid and distributed to and amongst all the Children of the said Bernard Wolf deceased or their legal representatives agreeable to Law, And the said Christian Wolf in open Court waiving the Advantage of taking a double Share and agreeing to take only a single and equal Share with the other Children of the said deceased of and in the Valuation aforesaid the Court directed the Distribution of the sum of Twenty three pounds six shillings and eight pence (being two third parts of the Valuation Money aforesaid) to be paid in one year as aforesaid to and amongst all the Children of the said Bernard Wolf deceased in equal parts and shares, as in and by the Records and Proceedings of the same Court may more fully and at large appear, And the said Christian Wolf having well and faithfully paid and made full satisfaction to the other Children of the said Bernard Wolf deceased for their respective parts or shares of and in the said sum of Twenty three pounds six shillings and eight pence, being two third parts of the Valuation or Appraisement Money aforesaid, as appears in and by a certain Deed Poll bearing date the Twentieth Day of July last past duly signed sealed and executed by the said Jacob Miller and Susanna his wife Christian Slagle and Charlotte his Wife, Philip Gloninger and Catharine his wife George Wolf and George Defenderfer the said George Defendeafer being the Guardian duly appointed by the said Orphans Court over the Estate of his said Wife Mary whose yet a minor under the Age of Twenty one years, and the said Philip Gloninger being also the Guardian duly appointed by the said Orphans Court of the said Jacob Wolf who is yer a minor under the Age of Twenty one years, that the said Christian Wolf become seized in fee of and in the premises agreeable to the said order of Orphans Court charged only with the sum of Eleven Pounds thirteen shillings and four pence being one third part of the Valuation or Appraisement Money aforesaid) and the Interest thereof, which said Interest amounting to fourteen Shillings is to be paid unto the said Charlotte late the Widow and Relict of the said Bernard Wolf deceased yearly and every year during the Term of her Natural Life for and in lien and Satisfaction of her Dower or thirds at Common Law of and in the Premises, and after her Death the said Principal sum of Eleven Pounds thirteen shillings and four pence is to be paid by the said Christian Wolf his Heirs or Assigns holding the premises and distributed to and amongst the Children of the said Bernard Wolf deceased, and the Representatives of such of them as shall be then dead allowing to the said Christian Wolf or his representives an equal share with the other Children of the said deceased, he having waived the Advantage given him by Law of a double Share as aforesaid, agreable to the true Intent and meaning of the said order of Orphans Court Now This Indenture Witnesseth that the said Christian Wolf and Mary his Wife for and in Consideration of the Sum of Thirty eight pounds sixteen shillings and eight pence Current Money of Pennsylvania in Specie of Gold and Silver Coin to them or one of them in hand well and truly paid by the said Jacob Nagle at and before the sealing and Delivery hereof the Receiptand payment whereof they and each of them do hereby acknowledgeand thereof do acquit, release and forever, discharge the said Jacob Nagle his Heirs, Executors Administrators and Assigns by these Presents have and each of them hath granted, bargained sold, aliened enfeoffed released and confirmed, and by these Presents Do and each of them doth grant bargain sell alien enfeoff release and confirm unto the said Jacob Nagle his Heirs and Assigns, All that the above mentioned large lot or Piece of Ground composed of two Lots known by the Numbers 39 and 40 (whereof the said Bernard Wolf died seized in fee and which by the order of Orphans Court above mentioned was amongst other things confirmed unto the said Christian Wolf as aforesaid) situate and being in the Borough of Lancaster in the County of Lancaster aforesaid, Beginning at a corner of a Lot late of Christian Levy, but now of Valentine King and thence extending by the same one hundred and Ninety one feet to Poplar Street thence by the same, One hundred and thirty seven feet to Straw berry Street, thence by the same one hundred and Ninety one feet to Union Street, thence by the same one hundred and thirty seven feet to the Place of Beginning Together with all and singular the Houses out houses, Edifices and Buildings thereon erected and being and as Ways, Passages, Waters Water courses, Trees . Fences, Gardens, Orchards L Verties, Privileges, Advantages Hereditaments and Appurtenances whatsoever thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining and the Reversion and Remainders, Rents, Issues and profits thereof, and also all the Estate, Right, Title, Interest . Use Trust, Property Possession Claim and Demand whatsoever of them the said Christian Wolf and Mary his Wife and each of them at Law and in Equity or otherwise howsoever of into and out of the same Lot or Piece of Ground and Premises with the Appurtenances and every part thereof To have and to hold the said described large lot or piece of Ground, composed of two Lol as aforesaid, Hereditaments and Premises hereby granted and released or meant mentioned or intended so to be with their Rights Members and Appurtenances unto the said Jacob Nagle his Heirsand Assigns, To the only proper use benefit and behoof of the said Jacob Nagle his Heirs and Assigns forever, subject to and charged with the sum of Eleven Pounds thirteen shillings and four pence being one third part of the said sum of thirty five Pounds for which the said described large lot or Piece of Ground composed of two Lots is valued and appraised as aforesaid, and the Yearly Interest there of which said Interest amounting to Fourteen Shillings is to be paid unto the said Charlotte late Widow and Relict of the said Bernard Wolf deceased Yearly and every year during the Term of her Natural Life for and in lien and satisfaction of her Dower or Thirds at Common Law of and in the Premises, and after the Death of the said Charlotte the said sum of Eleven pounds thirteen Shillings and four pence is to be paid by the said Jacob Nagle his Heirs or Assigns holding the premises and distributed to and amongst the Children of the said Bernard Wolf deceased and the Representatives of such of them as shall be then dead allowing to the said Christian Wolf or to his Representatives an equal Share with the other Children of the said deceased he having waived the Advantage given him by Law of a double share as aforesaid . And the said Christian promise Hall for himself his Heirs, Executors and Administrators doth covenant and grant to and with the said Jacob Nagle his Heirs and Assigns by these Presents, That he the said Christian Wolf and his Heirs the said described large Lot or Piece of Ground composed of two lots as aforesaid Hereditaments and Premises hereby granted and released (or mentioned intended so to be) with the Appurtenances unto the said Jacob Nagle his Heirs and Assigns, against him the said Christian Wolf and the said Mary his Wife and his Heirs and against all and every other Person and Persons whomsoever lawfully claiming or to claim the same or any part thereof by from or under him them or any of them, charged nevertheless with the said sum of Eleven pounds thirteen shillings and four pence and the Interest thereof to be paid and distributed at the times and in Manner above mentioned and Subject thereto, shall and will Warrant and forever and by these Presents, In Witness whereof the said Parties to these heents their Hands and here have hereunto interchangeably set the Day and year first above written Christian Wolf (Seal) Mary Wolf (Seal) in the presence of Wm Murrow Nicholas Copper Received on the Day of the date of the above written Indenture of and from the above named Jacob Nagle the Sum of Thirty eight pounds sixteen shel ings and eight Pance Current Money of Pennsylvania in specie of Gold and Silver Coin being the Consideration Money above mentioned to have been paid to me Christian Wolff Witnesses, present at signing Wm Munrow Nicholas Clopper, Franklin County ssr Before me George Mathews Esquire one of the Associate Judges of the Court of Common Pleas in and for the said County personally appeared the above named Christian Wolf and Mary his Wife and acknowledged the above written Indenture to be their Act and Deed to and for the Uses and purposes therein mentioned and desired that the same may be recorded as such according to law the the said Mary thereunto voluntarily consenting, she being of full Age and by me privately examined the above Contents being first made known unto her, In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal the Second Day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand Seven hundred and Ninety Three.
1793 Christian Wolf sold sevaral lots to Jacob Backenstoss. [55]
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