Zacherias Cyriacus FLEISHMAN 
Zacherias Cyriacus was born on March 5th, 1661 in Neuenburg, Schwarzwald, Wuertemberg, Germany. Zacherias Cyriacus' father was Weltin FLEISCHMANN and his mother is Veltin Mrs. FLEISCHMANN. He was an only child. He died at the age of 87 in 1748 in , Spotsylvania, Virginia. He was buried in , , Virginia.General Notes
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# Note: Came to Virginia with the 1717colonists. The German Colony of 1717 consisted of twenty German Lutheran families from the Palatinate, Hesse, Alsace, and neighboring areas of Germany. The boat was delayed in England for several weeks when the captain was thrown in jailfor debt in London. The journey continued when the captain was finally released but supplies ran low during the long crossing and many of the passengers died. Their original plan had been to land in Pennsylvania but they were driven ashore in Virginia by storms. Due to the long delays in England the passengers were unable to pay the captain for their voyage and in return for Gov. Spotswood'spayment of their passage they became his indentured servants at Germanna wherethe colony of 1714 was established. They gained their freedom after serving eight years for Gov. Spotswood and reestablished themselves in the Robinson Riverin Orange County in 1725. This region became Culpeper County in 1748 and 1792became Madison County. Here they receive large patents of land. In 1725, Ziriakus Fleischmann returned to Germany along with Michael Cook to bring a ministerfor these "High Germans." but the effort was unsuccessful. In 1733, Rev John Caspar Stoever became their regular pastor and in 1740 the Hebron Lutheran Churchwas built.
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# Note: Came to Virginia with the 1717colonists. The German Colony of 1717 consisted of twenty German Lutheran families from the Palatinate, Hesse, Alsace, and neighboring areas of Germany. The boat was delayed in England for several weeks when the captain was thrown in jailfor debt in London. The journey continued when the captain was finally released but supplies ran low during the long crossing and many of the passengers died. Their original plan had been to land in Pennsylvania but they were driven ashore in Virginia by storms. Due to the long delays in England the passengers were unable to pay the captain for their voyage and in return for Gov. Spotswood'spayment of their passage they became his indentured servants at Germanna wherethe colony of 1714 was established. They gained their freedom after serving eight years for Gov. Spotswood and reestablished themselves in the Robinson Riverin Orange County in 1725. This region became Culpeper County in 1748 and 1792became Madison County. Here they receive large patents of land. In 1725, Ziriakus Fleischmann returned to Germany along with Michael Cook to bring a ministerfor these "High Germans." but the effort was unsuccessful. In 1733, Rev John Caspar Stoever became their regular pastor and in 1740 the Hebron Lutheran Churchwas built.
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# Note: Came to Virginia with the 1717colonists. The German Colony of 1717 consisted of twenty German Lutheran families from the Palatinate, Hesse, Alsace, and neighboring areas of Germany. The boat was delayed in England for several weeks when the captain was thrown in jailfor debt in London. The journey continued when the captain was finally released but supplies ran low during the long crossing and many of the passengers died. Their original plan had been to land in Pennsylvania but they were driven ashore in Virginia by storms. Due to the long delays in England the passengers were unable to pay the captain for their voyage and in return for Gov. Spotswood'spayment of their passage they became his indentured servants at Germanna wherethe colony of 1714 was established. They gained their freedom after serving eight years for Gov. Spotswood and reestablished themselves in the Robinson Riverin Orange County in 1725. This region became Culpeper County in 1748 and 1792became Madison County. Here they receive large patents of land. In 1725, Ziriakus Fleischmann returned to Germany along with Michael Cook to bring a ministerfor these "High Germans." but the effort was unsuccessful. In 1733, Rev John Caspar Stoever became their regular pastor a
Zacherias Cyriacus and Anna Barbara were married in a religious ceremony on March 5th, 1701 in Neuenburg, Oldenburg, Germany. They had two sons and three daughters, named Johann Peter, John, Mary Catherine, Mary Catharine and Sarah.
Family Notes
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Children
Mary Catherine FLESHMAN
Mary Catherine was born on March 8th, 1702 in Neuenburg, Baden, Germany and her baptism took place on March 9th, 1702 in Neuenbuerg, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany. She died about 1776 in Culpeper Co, Va. She was buried in Bromfield Parish.
Mary Catharine FLEISHMAN
Mary Catharine was born on January 26th, 1704 in Neuenburg, Schwarzwald, Wuertemberg, Germany and her baptism took place on January 27th, 1704 in Neuenbuerg, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany. She died at the age of 57 in 1761 in , Culpepper, Virginia. She was buried in , Culpepper, Virginia.
Johann Peter FLEISHMAN
Johann Peter was born on April 10th, 1708 in Neuenburg, Baden, Germany. He died in , Culpepper, Virginia. He was buried in , , Virginia.
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