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This "Wills"
page contains hyper-links to the transcribed and/or scanned images of
collected wills as they exist presently in our records and as they are
added in the future. It should ease the search for anyone having
interest in these items. A link to the will of a specific ancestor will
exist on their individual page in addition to being found here. It
should also be noted that the author has copied, verbatim, the words,
capitalization and punctuation, of these documents. Don't think your
browser is malfunctioning or that the author's spell checker is faulty.
 | Daniel Weigel - May
21, 1778 - August 11, 1852
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| Agnes Weigel - 1750 -
September 6, 1820 --- This individual,
based on date of death, is known in our genealogy as Anna Weibler,
wife of the eldest Daniel Weigel. It is interesting to note that in
her will she identifies herself as "Agnes Wigal" and yet
her children were baptized and are clearly known by the name
"Weigel". No birth information is known on Anna but with
their eldest children being born in Lancaster County, PA makes it
highly probable that her ancestry is from that part of the country. |
| John Weigel - October
19, 1768 - August 27, 1820
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| Abraham Weigel - xxxx -
September 7, 1821 ---- The connection of this
individual with our lineage is being explored. The photocopy of the
will exists with other documents in our possession but proper
relationships have not yet been established. The document is place
here simply as information and may be removed in the future should
it be found that lineage cannot be properly identified. |
| Henry Baker - Precise dates
unknown ---- Dates within the document indicate this to
be Henry Baker, one of the sons that accompanied George Peter Baker
from Germany on the Ship Peggy. This document appears to be due to a
possible discrepency in the estate handling or something of that
nature. Read it and draw your own conclusions. |
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