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From: "Tom & Carol McGuire" <>
Subject: Re: Harclerode family
Date: Mon, 29 Jan 2001 08:34:19 -0500
References: <OF1887E0F1.024A07E3-ON052569D7.004F3777@manchester.edu>


Thank you for the reference. I found Rupps list which shows him just as you
described ( a member of the German Reformed Church). I am trying to
determine which Harclerode was the earliest known member of the COB. Can
you help me? My ancestors were (starting with Johannes Heinrich Herchelroth
and his wife Mary C. Corphans) : John Henry Harclerode & Maria Smouse -
John Henry Harclerode Jr. & Eve Deihl - John Henry Harclerode lll & Julia
Ann Cogan - David Harclerode & Mary Wyles.

Also, is there a list of the 200 or so COB immegrants the came over on the
original two ships?
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Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 9:45 AM
Subject: Re: Harclerode family


>
> David was Brethren... at Everett.. and I think further searching to push
> that back will have to be in Pennsylvania records.. local..
>
> There are no Harclerodes in the list of pastors, elders.. but that is not
a
> proof.. It simply makes it less likely that there ever was one.
>
> I found Johan Henrich Herchelroth in a list labeled Members of German
> Reformed church l735-1755.. Rupps list of Thirty Thousand immigrants
> Appendix 15.. I would surely keep this name in mind... and the time
> period would be reasonable, I think...
>
> I don't know what else I can do from here.
>
> Ferne Baldwin
> Manchester College
>
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