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Brig Mary
Brig Mary, of Philadelphia
James Marshall, Master from London, at the Courthouse of Philadia, 28 June, 1735.
Minutes of the Provincial Council, Those present were: Patrick Gordon, Esqr., Lieutenant Governor. Thirteen Palatines, who, with their families, making in all thirty nine persons qualified and took the Oath of Allegiance to the King of England.
1 Melchior Scholtze 2 Peter Schwaub 3 Henrich Werchman 4 Wilhelm Gesel 5 Andreas Widmar 6 Zacharias Friedrich 7 Andreas Brinker 8 Solomon Buckstool 9 Johannes Werchman 10 Henrich Boshart 11 Nicholaus Botikofer 12 Jacob Widmar 13 Solomon Buckstool, junr. Correspondence 05/30/2003 passenger #10 Boshart I am decended from Henrich Boshart, who with wife Anna Schaub Boshart & son Henry Buzzard (Boshart), age 10 arrived Philadelphia 28 June 1735. Henry met Elizabet Alt and married her in 1760 on the South Branch of the Potomac, Hardy Co., West Virginia. They had 8 children and I am decended from the third, Reuben Buzzard, born 1772 in Hardy Co., WV. He married Mary Sussanah Zicafoose (born in Dunmore, Pocahontas Co., WV) 1797 in West Dry Run, Pendleton Co., WV. They had a son Peter Buzzard (born 3 Oct. 1804 in Stitlington Creek, Virginia) who married Nancy Moore (born 1811 in Virginia) 13 July 1830 in Pocahontas Co., WV. Their daughter, Martha Rebecca Buzzard (born 16 March 1837) was my Great Grandmother and was married 19 Nov. 1863 to Henry Heddrick in Richie Co., WV. They settled in Grafton, WV. Henry Freeman, Hickory, NC
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