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1756 - nach 1832 (> 76 Jahre)
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Friedrich Wilhelm Lins |
Geburt |
11 Apr 1756 |
Altenhaßlau, Linsengericht, Hessen |
Geschlecht |
männlich |
Tod |
nach Nov 1832 |
Oswegatchie, St Lawrence, New York, USA |
Personen-Kennung |
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Vater |
Johannes Lins, geb. 23 Feb 1721, Ahlersbach, Schlüchtern, Hessen gest. 2 Apr 1761, Altenhaßlau, Linsengericht, Hessen (Alter 40 Jahre) |
Beziehung |
natural |
Mutter |
Anna Elisabetha Burckhard, geb. 13 Jun 1727 gest. 20 Jan 1758, Altenhaßlau, Linsengericht, Hessen (Alter 30 Jahre) |
Beziehung |
natural |
Familien-Kennung |
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Familienblatt | Familientafel |
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Notizen |
- John Maybee on Rootsweb: He enlisted or was drafted into Prince Frederick's
Regiment in Gerrmany in 1776, sent to Quebec in Oct. 1777. While prisoners wee
being marched toward Boston, Linss was one of the 10 or so who escaped between
Nobletown, NY and Great Barrington, Mass. It was here that he raised a family
of five children.
WILLIAM FREDERICK LENSS, RWPA #R6300. He was born in Germany on April 11, 1747.
He was first enlisted by Captain Jonathan Piercy, a Recruiting Officer, to
serve in the Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan McKinstry's Regiment of Levies, but
was transferred to serve under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Marinus
Willett. He states that he fought in the Battle of Butler's Ford in 1781, and
was among the advance guard in Willett's Oswego Expedition.
In 1806, 1807, 1809, 1810 and 1811, Frederick Lenss of Augusta was licensed as
an innkeeper. (Upper Canada Gleanings by A. Gordon Keys)
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