DESCENDANTS OF HANS FRIEDRICH (WEIN) MUELLER

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Don Norman

1.HANS FRIEDRICH (WEIN) MUELLER

      Hans Friedrich (Wein) Mueller was born in present day Germany about 1600 and died after 1659. He married Catherine Scheib. She was born about 1602 and died about 1650.

Known child of Hans Friedrich and Catherine (Scheib) (Wein) Mueller.

  2.  (1). Hans Friedrich II        b.c.  1625

         m. Margaret Weinmann Jan 27 1650

2.HANS FRIEDRICH (WEIN) MUELLER II   1.HANS FRIEDRICH (WEIN) MUELLER

      Hans Friedrich (Wein) Mueller II, a son of Hans Friedrich and Catherine (Scheib) (Wein) Mueller., was born in present day Germany about 1625 and died in 1664. He married Margaret Weinmann January 27, 1650. She was born in 1623 and died after 1665.

Children of Hans Friedrich II and Margaret (Weinmann) (Wein) Mueller.

  3.  (1). Andreas                  b.c.      1650

         m. Catherine Trautman   Mar 14 1675

  4.  (2). Hans Ludwig              b. Feb 25 1652

  5.  (3). Johannes “Hans”           bc.      1654

   m. Susanna -----

5.JOHANNES (WEIN) MUELLER    2.HANS FRIEDRICH (WEIN) MUELLER II   1.HANS FRIEDRICH (WEIN) MUELLER

Johannes “Hans” (Wein) Mueller, a son of Hans Friedrich II and Margaret (Weinmann) (Wein) Mueller, was born about 1654 and died after 1724. He married Susanna --- before April 6, 1679.

Children of Johannes (Hans) and Susanna (Wein) Mueller.

  6.  (1). Conrad             b.c.     1682

   m. Anna Dorothea Stoehr

6.CONRAD WINEMILLER     5.JOHANNES (WEIN) MUELLER    2.HANS FRIEDRICH (WEIN) MUELLER II   1.HANS FRIEDRICH (WEIN) MUELLER

Conrad Winemiller, a son of Johannes (Hans) and Susanna (Wein) Mueller, was born about 1682 and died in 1724. He married Anna Dorothea Stoehr. Anna, a daughter of Hans and Catherine Margaret (Dithmar) Stehr, was born November 29, 1684 in Rumbach, Germany and died after 1736. Resided in Rumbach, Germany.

      After buying a wine mill in Rumbach, German, Conrad took the surname Winemiller. That mill is still there and operating. Joy Gilchrist-Stalnaker and her son, Jene Gilchrist, visited there in 2001. It was then owned by Beno Helbling who was a most gracious host. One of Helbling’s grandfathers, a Weber, purchased the mill from Conrad's widow. Anna Dorothea remarried after Conrad's death. The children split up the money from the mill. One son, David, died. The daughter married and stayed in the region. Christoph also remained in Germany.

One of the cousins, now living in America, has copies of the requests for Johannes and Conrad to be allowed to go to the United States. Conrad was married to a Marie Catherine SCHMIDT prior to sailing for America. They had a daughter (Magadlena) just before the ship sailed. The money the boys received from the sale of the mill paid their way here.

Children of Conrad and Anna Dorothea (Stoehr) Winemiller.

  7.  (1). Johanna Elizabeth        b.      1700

   m. Johann Niccolaus Stoehr  Nvo 28 1724

  8.  (2). Christoph                b.c.    1708

   m. Maria Magdalena Lyonberger 1731 (Jan 11 1712-Dec 4 1756)

  9.  (3). David

 10.  (4). Johan Conrad             b.      1712

   m. Marie Catherine Schmidt  ca 1736

 11.  (5). Johannes                 b.c.    1714   d. Aug   1784

   m. Kristina Reber

8.CHRISTOPH WEINMUELLER     6.CONRAD WINEMILLER     5.JOHANNES (WEIN) MUELLER    2.HANS FRIEDRICH (WEIN) MUELLER II   1.HANS FRIEDRICH (WEIN) MUELLER

Christoph Weinmuller, a son of Conrad and Anna Dorothea (Stoehr) Winemiller, was born in Germany about 1708. He married Maria Magdalena Lyonberger in Germany in 1731. Maria was born Janaury 11, 1712 and died December 4, 1756.

Christoph remained in German when his brothers Johann Conrad and Johannes emigrated to America in 1738.

Known child of Christoph and Maria Magdalena (Lyonberger) Weinmuller.

 12.  (1). Johan Adam               b. Aug 11 1756

   m. Elizabet Stutzman

10.JOHAN CONRAD WEINMULLER   6.CONRAD WINEMILLER     5.JOHANNES (WEIN) MUELLER    2.HANS FRIEDRICH (WEIN) MUELLER II   1.HANS FRIEDRICH (WEIN) MUELLER

Johan Conrad Weinmuller, a son of Conrad and Anna Dorothea (Stoehr) Winemiller, was born in Germany in 1712. He married Marie Catherine Schmidt in Germany about 1736. Their oldest child was born in Germany shortly before they sailed for America. Conrad was listed as “Conradt Wymuller” on the passenger list of the ship Thistle upon her arrival at the port of Philadelphia September 19, 1738. He took the oath of of allegiance along with all other male passengers over the age 16.

Children of Johan Conrad and Marie Catherine (Schmidt) Weinmuller.

 13.  (1). Maria Magdalena          b. Mar 21 1738

 14.  (2). Johan Caspar (John)      b. Dec  2 1739

 15.  (3). Catherine                b.        1741

11.JOHANNES WEINMILLER   6.CONRAD WINEMILLER     5.JOHANNES (WEIN) MUELLER    2.HANS FRIEDRICH (WEIN) MUELLER II   1.HANS FRIEDRICH (WEIN) MUELLER

Johannes Weinmiller, a son of Conrad and Anna Dorothea (Stoehr) Winemiller, was born in Germany about 1814 and died in August 1784 in Fredericktown, MD. He married Kristina Reber, probably in PA.

Johannes emigrated to America in 1738 in company with his brother, Conrad. He was listed as “Johannes Wymuller” on the passenger list of the ship Thistle upon her arrival at the port of Philadelphia September 19, 1738. He took the oath of allegiance along with all other male passengers over the age 16 on the day of his arrival.

      Their first child was christened at Christ Reformed Lutheran Church, York, PA in 1742.

      Johannes had a land warrant in Lancaster County, PA, for 100 acres dated 25 May 1749. York County was founded from Lancaster County on 19 August 1749. This tract of land was along the Codorus Creek between Glen Rock and Seven Valley, being part in Shrewsbury Township and part in Codorus Township, now Springfield Township.

      Probably by 1768 Christina was no longer living. John and son Heinrich moved on to Fredericktown, MD where Johannes bought another farm. Christopher was farming the home place in Adams County, probably buying it on contract, and finally assumed total ownership in 1775.

      On 1 September 1775 Johannes sold his land to his son Francis for 25 pounds. It included the original land grant called "Gooseberry Hill," and another one dated 3 Jun 1768. According to the deed (DB G/18) his wife had died. He moved to Fredrick County, Maryland. In the early 1780's, he sold an additional 322 acres to Francis.

      Johannes/John died Frederick County in 1784. According to an old Frederick County history, his son, Heinrich (Henry) was later interred in an old German Reformed Church Graveyard where is now the city park that holds the Baker Carillon. Perhaps that is where Johannes was also buried.

      His will was written 21 Aug 1784 and probated 30 August of the same year copied from Will Book G M2, page 96,97,98, Frederick County Courthouse, Frederick, MD, as follows:

“In the Name of God Amen I John WINEMILLER of Frederick Town Frederick County and State of Maryland being sick and week in body but of Sound Disposing mind and memory thanks be given to God for the same and calling to mind the mortality of my body and know that it is appointed for all men once to die do make and Ordain this my last Will and Testament and first of all I give and bequeath my Soul into the hands of Almighty God and as Touching such Worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me with in this life and Dispose of the same in manner and form following Viz't.

      Imprimis it is my Will and desire that in the first place that all my just Debts and funeral charges be paid off and Satisfied

      Item I give and bequeath unto my Daughter Magdalane RAVER wife of Abraham RAVER of York County and State of Pennsylvania the sume of Fifty two pounds specie to be paid by my Executor hereafter named of the money which he shall receive on the Bonds payable to me and as they become due

      Item I give and Bequeath unto my son Christopher WINEMILLER of York County and State of Pennsylvania the sume of One hundred pounds like money as aforesaid to be paid as aforesaid

      Item I give and Bequeath unto my son Henry WINEMILLER of Frederick Town Frederick County and State of Maryland the sume (sic) of Two hundred pounds like money as aforesaid to be paid as aforesaid

      Item it is my Will and Desire that my Executive aforesaid cancel an Deliver up unto my Son in Law Christopher HIVEL a Bond which said HIVEL gave me for Fifty two pounds like money as aforesaid with interest upon paid

      Item I give and Bequeath unto my son Francis WINEMILLER of York County and State of Pennsylvania the sume (sic) of five Shillings like money as aforeward to be paid as aforesaid

      Item I give and bequeath unto my aforesaid Henry all the remaining part of my Estate both real and personal and lastly I do constitute and Appoint my son Christopher WINEMILLER Executor of this my last Will and Testament revoking and Disannulling all other former Wills and Testament by men in any wise before this time made Ratifying and Confirming this and no other to be my last Will and Testament in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Affixed my Seal this Twenty first day of August

Seventeen hundred and Eighty four

Signed and Sealed Published Pronounced and Declared by the said John WINEMILLER

to be his Last Will and Testament in the

presence of us                     his

                               John x WINEMILLER

                                   Mark

Rich. BUTLER

Nicholas TICE

Michael ALLEN

Children of Johannes and Kristina (Reber) Weinmuller.

 16.  (1). Johannes (John)          b. Nov  9 1742

 17.  (2). Magdaleana               chr       1745

         m. Abraham Raber

 18.  (3). Christopher              b.c.      1744    d.    1813

         m. Elizabeth -----

 19.  (4). Johannes Heinrch (Henry) b. Nov 24 1746    d. Dec 26 1808

         m. Catherina Magdalena ----

 20.  (5). Johannes Frantz          chr       1753

21.        (6). Dorothea                

          m. Christopher Hively

12.JOHAN ADAM WEINMUELLER   8.CHRISTOPH WEINMUELLER     6.CONRAD WINEMILLER     5.JOHANNES (WEIN) MUELLER    2.HANS FRIEDRICH (WEIN) MUELLER II   1.HANS FRIEDRICH (WEIN) MUELLER

Johan Adam Weinmueller, a son of Christoph and Maria Magdalena (Lyonberger) Weinmuller, was born in Germany August 11, 1756. He married Elizabeth Elizabet Stutzman. She was born in 1758 and died December 25, 1813.

Known child of Johan Adam and Elizabeth (Stutzman) Weinmuller.

 22.  (1). Johann Adam              b. Jan  7 1878    d.Apr 7 1862

         m. Margaretha Berner  1812 (Mar 6 1791-Mar 9 1852)

         They emigrated to America July 28, 1832 from Rotterdam.

19.JOHANNES HEINRCH WINEMILLER  11.JOHANNES WEINMILLER   6.CONRAD WINEMILLER     5.JOHANNES (WEIN) MUELLER    2.HANS FRIEDRICH (WEIN) MUELLER II   1.HANS FRIEDRICH (WEIN) MUELLER

Johannes Heinrich “Henry” Winemiller, a son of Johannes and Kristina (Reber) Weinmuller, was bon in PA November 24, 1746. and died in Frederick, MD December 26, 1808. He is buriedf in the German Reformed Graveyard in Fredeick. He married Catherina Magdalena ---- . She was born in MD and died in Frederick July 29, 1793.

This Henry appears in the first census of 1790 in Frederick County, Maryland. He had two males over 16, three males under 16, 3 females and 1 slave.

Frederick County, Land Record WR 14/219

      At the request of Henry Winemiller the following deed was recorded 3rd May 1796 to wit:

This Indenture made the twenty fifth day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety six Between Peter GEBHART of Allegany County and State of Maryland of the first part and Henry WINEMILLER of Frederick Town, Frederick County and State aforesaid of the other part

Whereas Henry GEBHART by deed bearing date the twenty fourth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety two did convey and make over unto the said Peter GEBHART his Heirs and assigns forever one - or half of that Lot or portion of Ground lying and being in Fredericktown aforesaid known and distinguished by Number One hundred and two reference being had to same deed recorded in one of the land record Books of Frederick County will more fully and at large appear. Now this Indenture witnesseth that the said Peter GEBHART for and in consideration of the sume of seventy five pounds current money to him in hand paid the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged Hath given granted bargained and sold and by these preseants doth give grant bargain and sale alien transfer and make over unto him the said Henry WINEMILLER, his Heirs and assigns forever one half of the above recited - it being one fourth of the aforesaid Lot Number one hundred and two Beginning for the part hereby conveyed at the Northwest comer of said Lot and running East within the Street to the center or middle of said Lot Number one hundred and two then running Southwardly till it intersect Joseph Doles part of said Lot, then running westward with said Doles part till it interesects the alley then with said Alley northwardly to the Beginning, the same to include and contain one fourth part of said Lot Number one hundred and two aforesaid together with all and singular the Buildings improvements advantage and appurtanances whatsoever on the same part'being or thereunto in any wise appertaining. . . .

Note: Deed was witnessed by Jacob YOUNG and George MURDOCK, two justices of the peace.

Frederick County, Land Record WR 16/321

"At the request of Henry Winemiller the following Deed was Recorded the 2^nd day of March 1799 towit: This Indenture made the twentieth day of March in the year seventeen hundred and ninety eight Between Nicholas TICE of Frederick Town in Frederick County of the one part and Henry WINEMILLER of the same place of the other part. Witnesseth that the said Nicholas Tice for and in consideration of the sum of five shillings current money to him in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged Hatch granted and released and to these presents Doth grand and release unto the said Henry Winemiller and his heirs the ground rent on such part of the Lott of Ground in Frederick Town aforesaid Number forty whereof the said Henry Winemiller is seized in fee and possessed To have and to hold the same granted premises to the said Henry Winemiller his heirs and assigns and to his and their only proper use and - in as full and ample a manner on the same is held by the said Nicholas Tice under a conveyance from the Honorable the Chancellor of Maryland.

In Witness whereof the said Nicholas TICE hath hereunto set his hand and affixed his seal the day and year first aforesaid.

Wm. Luckell Samuel Thomas which was thus endorsed to wit Frederick County to wit Be it remembered that on the twentieth day of March in the year Seventeen Hundred and ninety eight Before us two Justices of the peace of the said County personally appeared Nicholas Tice party to the above instrument of writing and did acknowledge the same to be his act and Deed and the granted rent therein mentioned to be the right Title and Estate of the therein named Henry Winemiller his Heirs and assigns forever.

In 1798, Henry purchased Lot 40, at the corner of Bentz Street and Fourth Street in Frederick from Nicholas Tice. The "lot" is not a lot as we know it today, but rather it was a whole city block. When I photographed the site in 1993, I did not realize how big the lot was and only took a picture of the comer.

1800 Maryland Census, Henry is living in Frederick County. in his household are 2 males 16-26 years of age; 1 male over 45 (himself); 1 female under 10; 1 female 10-16; 1 female over 45; and 3 slaves.

York County Deed Book 2G page 107

To George Lewis LEFLER of the Borough of York in the County of York and State of Pennsylvania Conveyance. Henry Winemiller of Frederick Town in the county of Frederick and State of Maryland, Tinplate worker send greetings whereas Jacob HENRY of Codorus Township in the County of York and State of Pennsylvania Yeoman in and by a certain Indenture of mortgage bearing the eighteenth day of April in the year of Our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty five Recorded in the office for Recording of deeds in and for the County of York in Book G page 9 did grant bargain sell release and confirm unto the said Henry Winemiller two described Tract of Land, Situated in Shrewsbury and Codorus Township in the County of York.

Aforesaid one of which Tract contains one hundred and eighty nine acres ands sixty perched &

Allowance of land and the other called Gooseberry Hill contains sixty nine acres and three quarters and Allowance of land. Together with the appurtenance thereunto belonging to hold to the said Henry Winemiller his heirs and assigns forever in which Indenture is contained a proviso that the same should become void on payment of sixteen obligations for the sum of nine hundred and sixty five pounds and fourteen shillings conditioned for the payment of four hundred and eighty two pounds and seventeen Shillings of the real gold and silver lawful money of Pennsylvania and whereas the said Jacob Henry hath paid unto me the said Henry Winemiller the said several Sums of money of four hundred and eighty two pounds and seventeen shillings and all the interest thereon due in full satisfaction and discharged of the said recited Indenture now therefore I do hereby nominate and appoint you the said George Lewis LEFLER to be my true and lawful Attorney for me and in my name to acknowledge and enter Satisfaction in the margin of the record of the said mortgage before the Recorded of Deeds for the County of York or his Deputy and to acquit release and discharge the premises by the said recited Indenture granted and every part thereof of and from the payment of the mortgage monies and interest aforesaid and for you so doing this shall be your sufficient warrant in witness whereof have hereunto let my Hand and Seal this twenty eight day of June in the year of Our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety

Sealed and delivered in the presence of

Heinrich Winemiller

Christ Stopher

John Doll Jr

In a deed recorded in Deed Book WR-24/683-683 on 23 Aug 1803 but written on 20 August 1803 between Henry Winemiller of Frederick Town and John MCDONALD of the same town, the quarter of the Lot 102 which Henry purchased from Peter GEBHART in 1796 was sold to John MCDONALD for the sum of one hundred pounds current money.

Children of Johannes Heinrich “Henry” and Catherina Magdalena Winemiller.

 23.  (1). Heinrich                 b. Jul 11 1777

 24.  (2). John Henrich             b. Jun  7 1779

 25.  (3). Henry                    b. Apr 16 1782

   m. Eleanor “Nelly” Norris Mar 1 1806 Montgomery County MD

  m. Martha Permilia Fury Mar 5 1861 Upshur County VA (WV)