Anna Funk

Anna married Mathias Kolb Bef 1786, , , Pennsylvania, USA. Mathias (son of Dielman Kolb and Wilhelmina Rittenhouse) was born 16 Dec 1759; died 9 Mar 1837; was buried , Spring City, Chester County, Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet]

1. Elizabeth Kolb was born 9 May 1786, Trappe, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania; died 6 Jul 1876, Pennsylvania; was buried , Collegeville, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
2. Martin Kolb was born 11 Nov 1789; died 19 July 1811; was buried , Spring City, Chester County, Pennsylvania.
3. Jacob Kulp was born 17 Sep 1793; died 19 Jun 1866; was buried , East Coventry Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania.
4. Samuel Kulp was born 17 November 1794; died 28 December 1869; was buried , East Coventry Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania.
5. John Kolb was born 3 Oct 1795; died 12 Jun 1871; was buried , Spring City, Chester County, Pennsylvania.
6. Mary Kolb was born 29 Jan 1802; died 31 Oct 1804; was buried , Spring City, Chester County, Pennsylvania.
7. Daniel F Kolb was born 21 Nov 1802, , Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, USA; died 6 Aug 1875; was buried , East Coventry Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania.

Other Events:

• Will: 16 Apr 1816, , Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, USA; Jacob Funk Jr's will was proven on 16 Apr 1816 at Norristown, Montgomery County.

Notes:

Died:
Germantown, Philadelphia County, later became part of Montgomery County.

Jacob — spouse2. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Possessions: 16 May 1734, , , Pennsylvania, USA; Jacob Funk Sr was a nephew of (Bishop) Henry Funck, who arrived to America on an unknown date. In 1734 he took a patent for 140 acres of land. Ref: A Brief History of Bishop Henry Funck 1899, pg 626.
• Possessions: 1735, ,Shenandoah, Virginia, USA; Soon after the death of Christian Stauffer in 1735, Jacob Funk Sr went to Virginia and purchased a great deal of land there. Of this land, his son later sold 438 acres to Peter Stover, who later founded the town of Strasburg.
• Will: 15 May 1756, Franconia Twp, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania; Jacob Funk Sr bequeathed to his son, Jacob Funk Jr, all of the tracts of land. His wife, Barbara and cousin Christian Funk were named as executors. Franconia Twp, Philadephia County, later became part of Montgomery County.

Jacob married Barbara Oberholtzer Abt 1729, , , Pennsylvania, USA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Emigration: Before 1710, , , Pennsylvania, USA; No records are available concerning Jacob's move to America, but it's appears it took place sometime in the first decade of the 18th century. Ref: Some account of Jacob Oberholtzer, pgs 49-53.
• Will: 1756, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania; Ref: A Midwest Line of Matthias Stouffer of Lancaster County pg 18. Will names dau. Anna as the wife of Matthias Stauffer of Conestoga. During this time Lancaster County was known as Conestoga.

Notes:

Ref: A Midwest Line of Matthias Stouffer of Lancaster County pg 18. The 1756 will of Mathias' father-in-law, Jacob Oberholtzer, names dau. Anna as the wife of Matthias Stauffer of Conestoga. During this time Lancaster County was known as Conestoga Township and was within the Conestoga Valley of Pennsylvania.

Jacob married Deborah Krey Bef 1710, , , Pennsylvania, USA. Deborah was born Abt 1690, Pennsylvania; died After 1742, Lower Salford Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania; was buried , Telford, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
Find a Grave claims a birth of 1711, however this is not likely if your first child Barbara was born in 1710, unless Deborah was Jacob's SECOND wife..

Died:
Death is believed to be after 1742 and before July 1756. Ref: Some Account of Jacob Oberholtzer, pg 51.