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     Susanna Hyskell married John Harbarger.¹
Susanna Hyskell was born on 18 December 1815 at Pennsylvania, USA.¹
Susanna Hyskell died on 10 November 1875 at age 59.¹
     Reference: DOC: 'Heiskells and Hyskells in America', 2nd Ed.,Knoxville, TN, 1990.¹

     Delilah Hyskell married William Reardon.²

     Reference: DOC: 'Heiskells and Hyskells in America', 2nd Ed.,Knoxville, TN, 1990.²

     John Frederick Hyskell was born on 4 January 1773 at Hagerstown, Washington Co., Maryland, USA; Find A Grave website says b. 1773; family bible says b. Jan 4th 1773; Peters [2004] says b Dec 4, 1772; gravestone says died 84 yrs 8 mos 23 d which would match a January birthdate.^1,2 He was christened on 10 January 1773 at Lutheran Reformed Church, Hagerstown, Washington Co., Maryland, USA. He married Catherine Elias on 29 April 1799
; from family bible.^1,2
John Frederick Hyskell died on 26 September 1857 at Warrior's Mark Township, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 84; Find A Grave website says d. 26 Sep 1857; Pioneers says 27 Sept.^4,1
John Frederick Hyskell was buried after 26 September 1857 at Burket Cemetery, Hagerstown (near Warriors Mark), Washington Co., Maryland, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      Jan. 4, 1773
Death:      Sep. 27, 1857

Family links:
Parents:
Benjamin Hyskell (1729 - 1811)
Margaret Spessard Hyskell (1748 - 1831)

Spouse: Catharine Elias Hyskell (1779 - 1861)*

Children:
Nancy Hyskell Funk (1801 - 1854)*
John Frederick Hyskell (1803 - 1883)*
Elizabeth Hyskell Henderson (1806 - 1875)*
Jacob Hyskell (1810 - 1886)*
Sarah Ann Hyskell Weston (1817 - 1894)*
Thomas Beax Hyskell (1818 - 1898)*

Siblings:
George Hyskill (1764 - 1848)*
Mary Hyskel Gray (1770 - 1847)*
Mary Polly Hyskell Gray (1770 - 1847)*
John Frederick Hyskell (1773 - 1857)

Burial: Burket Cemetery, Warriors Mark, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, USA

Maintained by: Richard Soash
Originally Created by: Clancy Hassler
Record added: Oct 19, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 30684476.⁷
     Reference: DOC: 'Heiskells and Hyskells in America', 2nd Ed.,Knoxville, TN, 1990.

; "Frederick remained in the township until his death in 1857, at the age of eighty-four years. Of his ten children David and John moved to Indiana County, Jacob to Iowa, Thomas B. occupies the homestead. The daughters married Henry Funk, John Henderson, John Mothersbaugh, Jacob Rider, Martin Weston and Thomas Elway, all of Warrior’s Mark Township."⁴

Reference: Hyskell Bible pages.⁷ John Frederick Hyskell was also known as Joh. Freidrich Huyscel.⁴

     Anne Marie Hyskell was born on 4 March 1779 at Hagerstown, Washington Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2 She was christened on 14 May 1779 at St. John Lutheran Church, Hagerstown, Washington Co., Maryland, USA.² She married Archibald Hutchison, son of William Hutchison III and Sarah (?), in 1798.^4,2

Anne Marie Hyskell died on 14 January 1858 at Warrior's Mark Township, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 78.^1,2
Anne Marie Hyskell was buried after 14 April 1858 at Burket Cemetery, Warrior's Mark Township, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      Mar. 4, 1779
Hagerstown
Washington County
Maryland, USA
Death:      Jan. 14, 1858
Warriors Mark
Huntingdon County
Pennsylvania, USA

Anne Marie was the daughter of Margaret Spessard and Benjamin Hyskell both of whom were born in Germany.

She was the youngest of seven children; Anne Marie's siblings are:

George – born December 25, 1765

Catherine – born January 10, 1768

Polly – born March 1770

John Fridrich married Catharine Elias of West Virginia

Jane – born about 1774

Elizabeth – born about 1776


Anne Marie married Archibald Hutchison, son of William Hutchison III and Sarah Unknown. They had nine children:

John Lawrence died at a young age

Benjamin married Rebecca Wilson

William married Mary Jane Patterson, daughter of Mary Irvine and John Harris Patterson

Elizabeth

Margaret married Judge James Gardner

Mary Ann married Samuel Lehman

Sarah married John I. Patterson, son of Mary Irvine and John Harris Patterson

Eliza married Judge Jeremiah J. Cunningham, Blair County Prothonotary and Clerk of the Courts

John Hyskell married Jemima A. Weston


Burial:
Burket Cemetery
Warriors Mark
Huntingdon County
Pennsylvania, USA
Plot: Section 1, row 11, grave 9

Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?]

Created by: Margi Megill
Record added: Jul 09, 2006
Find A Grave Memorial# 14866121.¹
     She was living at John Weight Farm, Warrior's Mark Township, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, USA.⁴

Reference: DOC: 'Heiskells and Hyskells in America', 2nd Ed.,Knoxville, TN, 1990.² Anne Marie Hyskell was also known as Anna Maria Huyskill.^1,3 Anne Marie Hyskell was also known as Mary Hyskell.⁴

     Catherine Hyskell was born on 10 January 1768 at Maryland, USA; gravestone says "aged 93 yrs 7 mos."^4,5 She married George Mattern on 23 May 1791.^1,6

Catherine Hyskell died on 31 August 1861 at Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 93.^7,6,5
Catherine Hyskell was buried after 31 August 1861 at Franklinville (Coleraine) Cemetery, Franklinville, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      Jan. 10, 1768
Death:      Aug. 31, 1861

Family links:
Children:
Mary Mattern Gray (1799 - 1871)*

Inscription:
Aged 93 yrs. 7 mos.

Burial: Franklinville Cemetery, Franklinville, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Clancy Hassler
Record added: Oct 20, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 30707713.⁵
     Reference: (an unknown value.)⁸

Reference: DOC: 'Heiskells and Hyskells in America', 2nd Ed.,Knoxville, TN, 1990.⁶ Her married name was Mattern. Catherine Hyskell was also known as Catherine Huyskill.

     Benjamin Heuschkell was born at Germany.
      ; from Marks Ancestry Web Page:
Benjamin Heuschkell-[2900] 14,15 was born on an unknown date in Germany and died in Said To Be Fredericksburg Virginia.

Benjamin, the father of the three German immigrant brothers, came to this country in 1737, landing at Norfolk Va. His surname is put down in the above form for reasons
already given. No proof of this landing is available as lists of immigrant arrivals at Norfolk are understood not to be in existence for the period 1730 - 1750. Family
traditions however are in general agreement on the place and date of landing and also in stating that he was born in Germany or came from there. That he had resided in
Holland fora considerable period period of years after leaving Germany and before setting out for America is not supported by family tradition or evidence but seems to
be a sound assumption. He apparantly departed for America approximately thirty years after the date when he most likely left Germany. His third son, Christopher was
born in Amsterdam Holland accordingt to early family accounts. When his three sons migrated to this country, there is evidence that they were using speech habits
indicating a long period of residence in Holland.

Practically all that is known about Benjamin Hueschkell is contained in a short account which seems to have originated in Virginia at a moderately early date. Had it been
put into writingin his lifetime or soon thereafter a reference in the United States would not have been made, but rather to the American Colonies. The account was
definately being passed around in the Heiskell branch near the beginning of the present century. In the first four versions which reached me in essentially the same
wording the account ran as follows

Benjamin Heiskell came to the United States from Frankfurt-on-Main Germany in 1737. He landed and took up residence at Norfolk Virginia and after some little time
moved from there to Fredericksburg Virginia. where he spent the rest of his life. He died and was buried in Fredericksburg He had fifteen children.

One version added the words after "children": "some of them born in the old country" No definate account of any of his children being born in America has come down but
for a wife and daughter (see under Michael Heuschkell)

What caused Benjamin to leave German, take up residence at Amsterdam and eventually migrate to the American Colonies is not referred to in any known family
tradition. A study of the history of the so called period provides a very possible answer. In the so called War of Speanich Succession the armies of Louis XIV of France
overan the districts along the Rhine in a very ruthless manner. The object was to reduce these districts to such ruin that they would be unable to support forces for the
invasion of France or for defense of the German Fatherland.

The limited information available on Benjamin indicates that he left the Rhine Region at the time when the great migration of displaced germans took place. His later
descion to try his fortune in the New World seems to have been based on the same motive that compelled so many of his countrymen to do likewise.

If his fifteen children, or practically all of them were born before he left Europe, he would appear to be well past middle age when he landed in Norfolk 16

Research: Another date for the arrival of the Heiskells in America is given as August 28 1750 on the Ship Phoenix mastered by John Mason from Rotterdam last by
Cowes 16

Benjamin married someone.¹ EDV-5.

Benjamin Heuschkell immigrated in 1737 to Norfolk, Virginia, USA; Amsterdam?->VA.²

     Johan Michael Heuschkell was born circa 1725 at Amsterdam, Netherlands; Peters [2004] says probably born in Amsterdam.¹
Johan Michael Heuschkell died between 1756 and 1758; supposedly killed in his corn field.¹
     He witnessed the immigration of Benjamin Heuschkell in 1737 at Norfolk, Virginia, USA; Amsterdam?->VA.²

Johan Michael Heuschkell immigrated in 1750 to Pennsylvania, USA; Emigrated to Phila., PA on 25 AUG 1750 on the ship 'Phoenix' DOC: 'Heiskells and Hyskells in America', 2nd Ed.,Knoxville, TN, 1990

Diane Heiskell Richards (2674 Seaillow Rd., Lockhart, TX):
Joh. Michael Heuschkell was born in Amsterdam and arrived with two siblings, namely Johan Christof and Benjamin. He was about 22 years old and reportedly acquired land in the east central part of Maryland. There is no known recorded of marriage or children. Oral and written family history points to his death before age 30 and all records indicate he was killed by Indians in a corn field. It is not known if this was on his land or another location. To date, the year being 2001, there has been no record of his burial found.³

     Johan Christof Heuschkell married Eve E. Rogers.^1,2
Johan Christof Heuschkell was born circa 1727 at Amsterdam, Netherlands.²
Johan Christof Heuschkell died before October 1808 at Frederick Co., Virginia, USA.¹
      ; Christopher Heiskell is listed as a lot owner in Frederick County Virginia for the first battalion of the local militia and for the year 1782 is the name of Christopher Heiskell
as the owner of three lots (taken from The Story of Winchester by frederick Morton, 1925, Shenandoah Publishing Company)

Christopher Heiskells property was sold for division in 1808. Deed signed by Frederick Heiskell is contained in Deed book 31 page 452,3,4,5 Winchester Clerks office.

Lord fairfax granted lot 162 in 1753 to Christopher Heiskell.

Christopher Heiskell was a member of the first battalion of the militia of Virginia in 1782. All of these items can be referenced in the Morton Book.

Christopher married Eva E. Unknown-[2899] [MRIN:1083].

Children from this marriage were:

1. Frederick Heiskell-[2896]
2. Adam Heiskell-[4614]
3. Godlove Heiskell-[4615]
4. Catherine Heiskell-[4616]
5. Peter Heiskell-[4617]
6. Amelia Heiskell-[4618].¹ Johan Christof Heuschkell was also known as Christopher Heiskill.³

Johan Christof Heuschkell immigrated in 1750 to Pennsylvania, USA; Emigrated to Phila., PA on 25 AUG 1750 on the ship 'Phoenix' DOC: 'Heiskells and Hyskells in America', 2nd Ed.,Knoxville, TN, 1990

Diane Heiskell Richards: "Joh. Christof Heuschkell was born in Amsterdam and arrived with two siblings, namely Johan Michael and Benjamin. He was born in 1727 and age 23 upon arrival in the colonies. He lived his life in and around Winchester (aka as Fredericks Town), VA. with his wife Eve. He adopted a more English name of John Christopher Heiskell. The known children of this union are as follows.
1. Daughter
2. Emily (or Amelia) married Capt. Peter Lauck...11 Children
3. Frederick, married Catherine Steidinger in Feb. of 1818
4. Godlove, wife Margaret Hampton
5. Adam, wife Christina Opp
6. Peter Henry, b. 1764, wife Susanne Wetzell
Johan Christoph's father was Benjamin, who came to the colonies after the 3 brothers, landing in Norfolk, VA. No information on the mother is known. A church in the home town has stained glass windows dedicated to the memory of the family. (Lutheran) Christopher belonged to the First Battalion of the local Militia of Winchester, Va. in 1782.⁴

Johan Christof Heuschkell lived on 15 May 1753 at Winchester, Frederick Co., Virginia, USA; Peters [2004]: "purchased a lot through a deed given by Lord Fairfax."⁵

     Jane Hyskell married John Stonebraker.^2,1
Jane Hyskell was born in 1774 at Hagerstown, Washington Co., Maryland, USA.
      ; DOC: 'Heiskells and Hyskells in America', 2nd Ed.,Knoxville, TN, 1990.

     Elizabeth Hyskill married William France.⁵
Elizabeth Hyskill was born in 1776 at Hagerstown, Washington Co., Maryland, USA.⁵
     Reference: DOC: 'Heiskells and Hyskells in America', 2nd Ed.,Knoxville, TN, 1990.⁵

     George Mattern was born on 30 January 1765 at probably near, Hagerstown, Washington Co., Maryland, USA; matches inscription on gravestone: Aged 68yrs 4mos 10d, Died June 9, 1834.^1,2,3 He married Catherine Hyskell, daughter of Benjamin Hyskell and Anna Margaretha (Margaret) Spessard, on 23 May 1791.^4,2

George Mattern died on 9 June 1834 at Franklin Township, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 69.^1,3
George Mattern was buried after 9 June 1834 at Franklinville (Coleraine) Cemetery, Franklinville, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      Jan. 30, 1765
Death:      Jun. 9, 1834

Family links:
Children:
Mary Mattern Gray (1799 - 1871)*

*Calculated relationship

Inscription:
Died Aged 69 yrs. 4 mos. 10d

Burial: Franklinville Cemetery, Franklinville, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Clancy Hassler
Record added: Oct 20, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 30708210.³
      .^5,6

; Person Source.⁷

; DOC: 'Heiskells and Hyskells in America', 2nd Ed.,Knoxville, TN, 1990.

     Sir Nicholas de Audley Knt., Lord Audley married Katherine Giffard, daughter of Sir John Gifford (Giffard) 1st Lord Gifford of Brimsfield and Matilda (Maud) de Clifford.^5,1,6,7,8

Sir Nicholas de Audley Knt., Lord Audley died before 28 August 1299.^1,6
     GKJ-23.

; van de Pas cites: Burke's Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage, London, Reference: 182.⁷ Sir Nicholas de Audley Knt., Lord Audley was also known as Nicholas de Aldithley.⁷

     Hawise (Gadarn - "the Hardy") ferch Owen Lady of Powis was born on 25 July 1290.¹ She married John de Cherleton 1st Lord Cherleton of Powis, North Wales, son of Sir John de Cherleton Knt., of Appley Castle, co. Salop, in 1309.^1,4,2

     GKJ-20.

; Hawise, called Gadarn or 'The Hardy'; b apparently 25 July 1290; Ldy of Powis in her own right; m 1309 John Cherleton, 1st Lord (Baron) Cherleton, who was confirmed by EDWARD II 1313-14 in his tenure of the Powis estates through his w, and d between Aug 1345 and 1353, being ancestress with her husb of the succeeding 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th Lords Cherleton, the Barony falling into abeyance according to later legal doctrine March 1420/1on the death spm of 5th Lord (Baron) Cherleton, among whose daus' descendants any representation in the Barony may be held to exist.¹

     John de Cherleton 1st Lord Cherleton of Powis, North Wales was born in 1268.⁵ He married Hawise (Gadarn - "the Hardy") ferch Owen Lady of Powis, daughter of Owen ap Gruffydd ap Gwenwynwyn Lord de la Pole and Joan (Joanna) Corbet, in 1309.^1,6,5

John de Cherleton 1st Lord Cherleton of Powis, North Wales died between August 1345 and 1353; Burke's Extinct Peerage says d. 1353.^1,5
      ; John Cherleton, 1st Lord (Baron) Cherleton, who was confirmed by EDWARD II 1313-14 in his tenure of the Powis estates through his w, and d between Aug 1345 and 1353, being ancestress with her husb of the succeeding 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th Lords Cherleton, the Barony falling into abeyance according to later legal doctrine March 1420/1on the death spm of 5th Lord (Baron) Cherleton, among whose daus' descendants any representation in the Barony may be held to exist.¹ GKJ-20. John de Cherleton 1st Lord Cherleton of Powis, North Wales was also known as John de Cherleton Lord of Powis, Lord Cherleton.⁷

.⁸ He was 1st Lord (Baron) Cherleton on 28 July 1313.^1,6

     Alianore Crawcumbe married Sir John V le Strange Knt., 1st Lord Strange of Knockyn, son of John IV le Strange Lord and Joan de Somery,
; van de Pas says she was Alienor de Somery.^1,2 Alianore Crawcumbe was born circa 1255.
Alianore Crawcumbe died after 1309.
      ; CP 12 p 352 John Lestrange V
1st Alienore dau of Joan de Somery and 2nd Maud. He died before 8 Aug 1309. His
widow was living 30 Oct. 1309. Joan de Somery was the widow of Stephen de
Somery of the Essex family who died about 1240 leaving his 4 sisters heirs.
Joan died 1282. She must have remarried or Alienore would have been his heir.
her second husband was Godfrey de Crawcumbe.³ Alianore Crawcumbe was also known as Alienore.¹

     Friedrich II (?) Graf von Hohenburg married Mechtild (?), daughter of Dietrich (?) Graf von Wasserburg, Vichtenstein u. Kreuzenstein and Heilika (?) von Wittelsbach,
; her 1st husband.¹
Friedrich II (?) Graf von Hohenburg died in 1209.¹

     Stephen de Somery married Joan (?)¹

Stephen de Somery died circa 1240.¹

     Jane Shryock was born on 8 May 1819 at Parker Township, Butler Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ She married Peter Hyskell, son of George Hyskell and Eve Gray, in 1836 at Parker Township, Butler Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹

Jane Shryock died on 17 October 1855 at Shippenville, Clarion Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 36.¹
      ; DOC: 'Heiskells and Hyskells in America', 2nd Ed.,Knoxville, TN, 1990 DEATH: An epdemic took Jane and her Sis-in Law's family in one week.

      ; van de Pas cites: Cahiers de Saint Louis , Dupont, Jacques and Saillot, Jacques, Reference: 937.¹

     Agatha de Clere married William le Rus, son of Hugh le Rus and Alice de Huntingfield.¹

Agatha de Clere died before 1250.¹
      ; per Ravilious email: [quote]Agatha de Clere
Death: bef 1250[10]

heiress of her father[5]

her portion included a moiety of the manor of Bramley, Surrey [Inq.p.m. on Richard Longespee, 1261 as cited by Paul MacKenzie[18]]

Spouse: William le Rus Death: 1253[10],[19] Father: Hugh le Rus (-1230) Mother: Alice de Huntingfield

Children: Alice (ca1245-<1300)
[end quote]
Ravilious cites: 5. G. E. Cokayne, "The Complete Peerage," 1910 - [microprint, 1982 (Alan Sutton) ], The Complete Peerage of England Scotland Ireland Great Britain and the United Kingdom.
10. Richard Borthwick, "Clere/Fay/Rus/Turnham," Feb 8, 1999, GEN-MEDIEVAL-L@rootsweb.com.
18. Paul MacKenzie, "Pateshull, Grandison, Tregoz etc.," Feb 5, 1999, GEN-MEDIEVAL-L@rootsweb.com.
19. Douglas Richardson, "Magna Carta Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families," Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, 2005.¹

     William le Rus married Agatha de Clere, daughter of Roger de Clere and Maud de Fay.¹

William le Rus died in 1253.¹

     Hugh le Rus married Alice de Huntingfield.¹

Hugh le Rus died in 1230.¹

      ; a nun in Reichersberg.¹

      ; a nun in Reichersberg.¹