Johann Daniel Peterman1,2

M, b. 6 February 1739
FatherHans Velten Petermann b. b 4 Jun 1692
MotherAnna Elisabethia (?)
     Johann Daniel was born on Friday, 6 February 1739 in Morzheim, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. Daniel married Maria Magdalena Lange on 24 November 1761 in York, York County, Pennsylvania, at Christ Lutheran Church. Daniel & Anna Magdalena had children: Heinrich [11/13/1762], Daniel [9/12/1767], Johannes [4/21/1772], & George [ 9/05/1775].3 Daniel was naturalized 20 July 1765 in Windsor Township. Daniel was an original land owner in Shrewsbury Township & in Cordorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania. Daniel was a shoemaker.4

Family

Maria Magdalena Lange b. 22 May 1742, d. 1816

Citations

  1. [S235] Marlene S. Bates & F. Edward Wright, York County, Pennsylvania Church Records of the Eighteenth Century, Volume II, page 66 - Heinrich, s/o Daniel & Magdalena [Lang] Peterman, b. 13 November 1762 ch. 26 December 1762, sponsors: Michael Lang & wife, at Trinity First Reformed Church

    Volume II, page 71 - Daniel, s/o Daniel & Magdalena b. 12 September 1767 ch. 25 October 1767, sponsors: Michael Peterman & wife at Trinity First Reformed Church, York, PA

    Volume I, page 8 - Johannes, s/p Daniel & Maria Magdalena Peterman b. 21 April 1772 ch. 8 June 1772, sponsors: Johan Schrieber & Maria Elisabeth at Friedensaal [White] Lutheran Church.

    Volume II. page 79 - George, s/o Daniel & Magdalena Peterman, b. 5 September 1775 ch. 5 November 1775, sponsors: Kilian Tuebringer & wife, at Trinity First Reformed Church, York, PA 14.
  2. [S236] Donnar Irish, Pennsylvania German Marriages - Marriages & Marriage Evidence in Pennsylvania German Churches, son of Velte Peterman.
  3. [S506] Note: Baptism: Daniel, son of Daniel Peterman & Magdalena Lang, 25 October 1767 at First Reformed Church, York, Pennsylvania; sponsors: Michael Peterman & wife. [Note: Michael is the brother of Daniel.] [Courtesy of Greg Peterman]
  4. [S506] Note:

    In York County Orphans Court Minutes dated 31 August 1763, it is found
    that Martin Shultz petitioned the Court to be released from guardianship of
    Phillip Bayer. The following transcript again gives the story of this
    event: "'Came into Court, Martin Shultz of Hellam Township, Shoemaker, and
    signified to the Court his intention of removing to Carolina and
    prayed the Court that Philip Bayer a minor orphan son of Albinus Bayer dec'd formerly bound to him by this Court, and praayed that the said Philip Bayer may be released from him and bound to Daniel Peterman of Windsor Township, Shoemaker. It is considered by the Court and the said Philip Bayer is hereby released from the Martin Shultz and bound an apprentice to the said Daniel Peterman until he shall be of age of twenty one years. In consideration whereof the said Daniel Peterman doth covenant and agree to the each or cause to be taught the said apprentice the art of mystery of shoemaker which he now practiseth, to read the Bible, to write and arithmetic as far as the rule of three direct, and to furnish and allow the said apprentice sufficient meat, drink, apparel, washing and lodging during the said term and at the expiration thereof to pay unto him two Suits of Apparel one where shall be new and of the value of five Pounds in money which the appre.