Catherine (?)1
d. circa Apr, 1796
Catherine (?) married Paul Lengel before 1737.1,2
Catherine Lengel and Paul Lengel immigrated on Sep 26, 1737 to Philadelphia, PA; the family sailed from Rotterdam on the Saint Andrew galley, John Stedman, master.3,4
Catherine Lengel was a member of Christ Little Tulpehocken Church, in Bernville, PA, before 1786.1
In Paul Lengel's will on Apr 1, 1786 in Tulpehocken Township, Berks Co, PA, Catherine, Frederick, Johannes, Johan, Anna, Simon, Casper, Conrad, Martin and Thomas was named as an heir; she was to live on his plantation and recieve services, livestock, cash and supplies from her sons as long as she remained his widow.1,5,2
Catherine Lengel and Paul Lengel lived in Apr, 1786 in Tulpehocken Township, Berks Co, PA; at the time Paul wrote his will, he and Catherine were living on a plantation of about 17 acres adjoining the land of Casper Batterinor? and Simon Reigel.2
Catherine Lengel was left a widow by Paul Lengel's death on Jun 1, 1786 in Tulpehocken Township, Berks Co, PA.1
Catherine Lengel died circa Apr, 1796 in Tulpehocken Township, Berks Co, PA. An inventory of Paul's estate, dated May 17, 1796, mentions his widow Catherine Lingel also now deceased.6 She was buried at Hosts Church, in Bernville, in PA.
Paul and Catherine's estate was inventoried after her death on Jul 26, 1796 in Tulpehocken Township, Berks Co, PA.6
Catherine Lengel and Paul Lengel immigrated on Sep 26, 1737 to Philadelphia, PA; the family sailed from Rotterdam on the Saint Andrew galley, John Stedman, master.3,4
Catherine Lengel was a member of Christ Little Tulpehocken Church, in Bernville, PA, before 1786.1
In Paul Lengel's will on Apr 1, 1786 in Tulpehocken Township, Berks Co, PA, Catherine, Frederick, Johannes, Johan, Anna, Simon, Casper, Conrad, Martin and Thomas was named as an heir; she was to live on his plantation and recieve services, livestock, cash and supplies from her sons as long as she remained his widow.1,5,2
Catherine Lengel and Paul Lengel lived in Apr, 1786 in Tulpehocken Township, Berks Co, PA; at the time Paul wrote his will, he and Catherine were living on a plantation of about 17 acres adjoining the land of Casper Batterinor? and Simon Reigel.2
Catherine Lengel was left a widow by Paul Lengel's death on Jun 1, 1786 in Tulpehocken Township, Berks Co, PA.1
Catherine Lengel died circa Apr, 1796 in Tulpehocken Township, Berks Co, PA. An inventory of Paul's estate, dated May 17, 1796, mentions his widow Catherine Lingel also now deceased.6 She was buried at Hosts Church, in Bernville, in PA.
Catherine Lingel (reportedly)
Hosts Church
Bernville, PA
Photo by Diane Land, 2001
Hosts Church
Bernville, PA
Photo by Diane Land, 2001
Paul and Catherine's estate was inventoried after her death on Jul 26, 1796 in Tulpehocken Township, Berks Co, PA.6
Family | Paul Lengel b. circa 1709, d. June 1, 1786 |
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Citations
- [S577] Flowing Waters: Lengel Family Genealogy, page 2.
- [S651] Paul Lingel's Will.
- [S577] Flowing Waters: Lengel Family Genealogy, page 1.
- [S650] Paul Lengel, Family Archive #354, Ed. 4, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, citing Johnson, Arta, editor. "Immigrant Ancestors." In the Palatine Immigrant, vol 9:1 (Summer 1983), pp. 28 - 33; vol 9:2 (Autumn 1983), pp. 90-95; vol 9:3 (Winter 1984), pp. 137-142; vol 9:4 (Srping 1984), pp. 169-174; Reaman, George Elmore, The Trail of the Hugueots in Europe, the United States, South Africe and Canada, 1963; Stapelton, Ammon, "General List of Huguenot Immigrants to Pennsylvania" In Memorials of the Huguenots in America, with Special Reference to Their Emigration to Pennsylvania, 1901.
- [S624] Diane Land, "Langel Tidbits," e-mail to Julia Langel, October 26, 2000, citing Russell G. Lengel After the Indians - Whom and Whence the Lengels, 1985 which includes a transcription of the will.
- [S653] Catherine Lingel, estate inventory, May 17, 1796 Berks County Pennsylvania Register of Wills.
- [S577] Flowing Waters: Lengel Family Genealogy, page 3.