Anna Maria (?)1,2,3,4,5

F, b. circa 1732, d. before 4 December 1810
     Anna Maria was born circa 1732. Her last name may be Lore, Lora, Lohr or other variations. Anna Maria married Michael Peterman, son of Hans Velten Petermann and Anna Elisabethia (?), circa 1755 in York County, Pennsylvania. Anna Maria's husband, Michael, died before 9 September 1784 in Windsor Township at his home on the Lovely Springs Plantation, leaving her a widow. Anna Maria married 2nd Christian Wineker on 29 June 1786 in York Township, York County, Pennsylvania, at Trinity First Reformed Church. Anna made her will on 29 March 1810 at Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

In the name of God, Amen, I, Anne Marie Weneger, sensible of the uncertainly of human life being frail in body, but of sound mind do make and contribute this my last will and testament, that, when it shall please God to call me hence, I may command my spirit into the hands of my merciful Redeemer, and my body to the earth to be decently interred. Therefore, after my funeral charges and just debts (if I shall owe any at my decease) are discharged I give and bequeath the residue of my property and effects in manner following. First to my four sons namely George Peterman, Andrew Peterman, John Peterman and Jacob Peterman and also my daughters, Catharine Lefever, Rachael Strominger and Anne Marie Millhofe I give and bequeath unto each and every of them one English Shilling a piece, or its equilvant in Pennsylvania currency, if by them demand from me my Executor. Secondly, I give and bequeath unto my daughter, Elizabeth Henderson, wife of David Henderson, all my clothes or wearing apparel which I may have at the time of my decease. And lastly, I give and bequeath unto my beloved Grandson, Jacob Hollinger, all and singular the residue of my property and effects, after the above mentioned expenses and bequests are made or deducted, whether said residue consists of Money, Notes, Bonds, book-accompls of any claim I may have arrears'ges of those things which I was to receive from my subsistence from the Executors Administrators of my Step son, David Weneger, whatever else I may have and legally call my own previous to my decease. I do herein bequeath to this Grandson, Jacob Hollinger, whom I appoint and constitute my sole Executor to do and perform all that pertains to be done by this my last will and testament. Given under my hand and Seal this 29th day of March. Anno Domini 1810.

Codicil also to my son, Henry Peterman, I give and bequeath one English Shilling or its value in Pennsylvania currency.
Anne Maria (her mark) Weneger
Signed and sealed in the presence of us, Frederick McKenney, George Hollinger, Lancaster County ss. On the 4th day of December Anno Domini 1810. Before me the subscriber, personally appeared Frederick McKenney (who being duty affirmed, and George Hollinger who being duty sworn according to law did declare and say that they were present and saw the Testal given Anne Marie Weneger make her mark and Seal, pronounce and declare this will in writing as and for her last Will and Testament and that all the doing, Thereof she was of sound and well disposing mind and memory and understanding to the best of their knowledge observation and belief.
William Bausman, Reg.
Be it remembered that on the 4th day of December Anno Domini 1810 the last Will and Testament of Anne Maria Weneger was duly proved according to law and Letters Testamentary thereon were granted to Jacob Hollinger the Executor therein named he having first been duly sworn according to law that he will execute the same and that he will render a true and just Inventory within one month from this date and that he will render a Just Account of his Executorship within one year of when do lawfully required, Given under the seal of said office.
William Bausman, Reg. Anna Mary - (Wife of Michael - Lancaster Co., PA.)

Anna departed this life in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. She was buried there in Maytown Reformed Churchyard. Her will was probated on 4 December 1810.

Family 1

Johann Michael Peterman b. b 15 Mar 1727, d. b 9 Sep 1784
Children

Family 2

Christian Wineker b. 23 Mar 1733

Citations

  1. [S429] Personal Note of Larry & Kathy McCurdy: It is quite possible that Anne Marie's maiden name was "Lorrey". Included here is research for the family - Note at this time there is no proof that Anna Maria's maiden was "Lorrey".
  2. [S222] LL.D, President of the Pennsylvania German Society Ralph Beaver Strassburger and William John Hinke, Ph.D., D.D. edited by, Pennsylvania German Pioneers - A publication of the original lists of arrivals in Port of Philadelphia from 1727-1808, Various spellings listed: Loray, Lorrey, Lora, Lorra, Lory.
    Volume I: pages 656-658 - Conrad Lorey, Johannes Lorey, & Johan Gaspar Lorey immigrated on ship "Snow Good Intent" captained by John Lasly on 12 October 1754 from Amsterdam & Gosport. They were from Hesse, Palatinate, & Switzerland.
    Volume I: page 417 - Johan Henrich Lorey & Johann Melcher Lorey immigrated on ship "Rainier" capained by Henry Browning on 26 September 1749 from Rotterdam. They were from Hanau, Wurttemberg, Darmstand, & Isenburg, Germany
    Volume I: page 217-218, 220 - Johan Michel Loray & Jeorich Loray immigrated on ship "Queen Elizabeth" captained by Alexander Hope on 16 September 1738 from Palatinate.
  3. [S235] Marlene S. Bates & F. Edward Wright, York County, Pennsylvania Church Records of the Eighteenth Century, Volume III: page 225 - Maria Magdalena, d/o Heinrich & Elizabeth Lora, ch. 26 December 1752, sponsors: Mary Magdalena Lorin - Jacob Liskey's Private Pastorial Record
    Volume II: page 67 - Anna Elizabeth Lorrey, sponsor for Maria Elisabeth, d/0 Johann Jacob Rubi, b. 21 February 1763
    Volume II: page 115 - Peter Lara m. 13 Aug 1782 Catharine Eyler
    Volume III: page 100 - Michael Lang m. 4 Auguts 1768 Rosina, d/o Michael Lohra
    Volume I: page 291 - from York Monthly Meeting - John Melchior Lohrey, son of Johann Heinrich & Anna Elisabeth, b. 19 August 1733 in Leisenbald, County Wsenburg - Werchtersbach. He came to America in 1748 m. 14 November 1757 to Anna Catharine [nee Abel] who bore him three sons all living. He d. at 8:00 am 9 November 1762 and buried at Canadochly Church 10 November 1762.
  4. [S236] Donnar Irish, Pennsylvania German Marriages - Marriages & Marriage Evidence in Pennsylvania German Churches, page 478.
  5. [S237] William L. Iscrupe, Listing of the Inhabitants of York County, Pennsylvania in 1779
    , Conrad Lowrey in Hopewell Township in 1779.