MAAG - #1
Mock Family Historian Working Chart for the Maag families of PA

Jacob Maag m. Anna in the Parish Bulach at Eschenmosen, Switzerland. Five children were b. in Europe. Four of them are as follows, probably arriving in Philadelphia on the ship Royal Judith 2 Sep 1743

1 - Heinrich Maag b. July 1722 Zurich, Switzerland; d. 10 Jan 1787; m. (1st) Verena (Frances) b. ca 1728 d. 11/13 July 1783; m. (2nd) Elizabeth Brown, (widow). "Henry" purchased 55 acres of land in Passyunk Twp., Philadelphia 6 May 1761, where he lived until his death.

1.1 - Jacob Maag b. 27 May 1703 Endhori, Zurich Switzerland; d. 18 May 1767 Philadelphia, PA (1st Reformed Church); m. 25 Mar 1721 in the Parish Bulach at Eschenmosen, Switzerland. Anna Surber b. ca1698; d. 19 Aug 1769 Philadelphia, PA (First Reformed Church. Arrived in Philadelphia on the ship Loyal Judith 2 Sep 1743.
1.1.1 - Hans Heinrich Maag b. 27 May 1722 Endhori, Zurich, Switzerland; d. Philadelphia, PA; wife unknown
1.1.1.1 - Elizabeth Maag b. 16 Oct 1759

1.1.2 - Hienrich Maag b. 14 Nov 1723 Endhori, Zurich, Switzerland; d. Passyunk Twp, Philadelphia, Pa 10 Jan 1787; m. (1st) Verena (Frances) b. ca 1728; d. 11 Jul 1783; m. (2nd) Elizabeth Brown (widow). “Henry” purchased 55 acres of land in Passyunk twsp., Phil. 6 May 1761, where he lived until his death.

children by 1st wife:

1.1.2.1 - Jacob Maag m. 16 Apr 1773 Maria Peltz, (dau. of John & Catherine Peltz) (ancestors of Bill Young)
1.1.2.1.1 - Catherine Maag b. Philadelphia, PA 11 Feb 1774; d. 1855; m. 1 Sep 1791 at Swedes Church Samuel Jardon
1.1.2.1.2 - Jacob Maag b. Philadelphia, PA 5 Mar 1775

1.1.2.2 - John Maag b. ca 1751; d. 1 Aug 1785, 33 yrs, 7 mo., 11 da.; m. Elizabeth Goebler(?)
1.1.2.3 - Solomon Maag
1.1.2.4 - Anna Elizabeth Maag bapt. 16 Oct 1759 First Reformed Church, Philadelphia; m. (1st) 12 Jun 1770 Jacob Feit; m. (2nd) Richard Mosely
1.1.2.5 - Verena (Frances) Maag bapt. 13 May 1762; m. 20 Dec 1781 at Swedes Church John Shatsline

1.1.3 - Dorothea Maag b. 2 Mar 1725 Endhori, Zurich, Switzerland; d. Passyunk, Philadelphia, PA
1.1.4 -
Anna Maria Maag b. 16 Jan 1729 Endhori, Zurich, Switzerland; d. Passyunk, Philadelphia, PA
1.1.5 - Hans Conrad Maag b. 1 Oct 1730 Endhori, Zurich, Switzerland; d. 16 Nov 1767 Passyunk, Philadelphia,PA; m. Anna Elisabeth Dauenhauer b. 13 Aug 1727 Winzein, Germany; d. 18 Jan 1773 Passyunk, Philadelphia, PA; m. 2nd Daniel Dieterich Burchardt.

1.1.5.1 - Margaret Maag b. caJan 1757; d. 14 Jan 1763
1.1.5.2 - Jacob “Mog” b. (bapt.) 2 Oct 1757 at Market Square Presbyterian Church
1.1.5.3 - George Conrad Maag b. caApr 1759; d. 21 Sep 1759
1.1.5.4 - Sybylla Maag bpt. 4 Jul 1761 Philadelphia Reformed Church; 24 Jun 1773, indentured to Daniel Burchardt for 4 yrs., 10 months,17 days; probably until her 18th birthday
1.1.5.5 - Barbara Maag bpt. 7 Dec 1762 (3 wks. old), sponsors Henry Maag (brother) & Barbara Maag (sister); indentured to Daniel Burchardt after the death of her monther, Anna Elisabeth
1.1.5.6 - Gertrude Maag bpt. 25 Feb 1765 (14 days old)
Note: Daniel Burchardt info from Jeanie White, [email protected]

1.1.6 - Hans Marthi Maag b 16 Dec 1731 Endhori, Zurich, Switzerland; d. 23 Dec 1732 Endhori, Zurich, Switzerland
1.1.7 - Barbara Maag b. 23 Dec 1732 Endhori, Zurich, Switzerland; d. Passyunk, Philadelphia, PA; m. 17 Jan 1764 Samuel Sivert
1.1.8 - Hans Marthi Maag b. 28 Mar 1734 Endhori, Zurich, Switzerland; d. 26 May 1734 Endhori, Zurich, Switzerland
1.1.9 - Hans Jacob Maag b. 25 Aug 1735 Endhori, Zurich, Switzerland; d. 12 Oct 1735 Eschenmosen, Switzerland
1.1.0 - Anna Maag b. 1 Jan 1737 Eschenmosen, Switzerland; d. 23 Jan 1739 Eschenmosen, Switzerland

Philadelphia City (From Philadelphia Reformed Church Records - also Swiss records and ship records)
From Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania by Jordan:
Heinrich Maag, Jacob Maag and a Hans Hendrick Maag arrived in the ship Royal Judith 2 Sept 1743, and Jacob Maag was one of the signers of a letter from members of the German Reformed congregation at Market Square, Germantown, to the Holland Synod in 1744

It is possible that this Jacob was the father of Conrad, Heinrich & Barbara Conrad, b. 1731, would have been then under 16 and would not have been mentioned in the passenger list. Neither does this list give the name of women passengers, which would account for the absence of the name of his sister and mother.

This research submitted by Steve Lapp and published in the Mock Family Historian VOL. 1, #6, 1992, page 50

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