Suzanne Margaret Query 
Suzanne Margaret was born on November 10th, 1748 in Alsace,France.1 Suzanne Margaret's father was Johann Nicolaus Quirin and her mother was Anna Margaretha Bauer. Her paternal grandparents were Hans Jacob Quirin and Anna Margaretha Quirin. She had three brothers and four sisters, named George Daniel, Johan Jacob, Henry, Maria Elizabeth, Catherine, Anna Maria and Christina. She was the third oldest of the eight children. She died at the age of 68 on August 17th, 1817 in Floyd County,Virginia.1 General Notes
Also Known As:<_AKA> Susannah Margaretha Quierin
BIOGRAPHY: On February 3, 1771, Susanna Margaretha Quierin served assponsor to the christening of her nephew Johan Jacob Mertz, at the MertzChurch. She did the same on August 18, 1776, still using the nameQuierin. Source: The Family of John Nicholas Query - A Great-Great-GreatGrandfather of President Dwight David Eisenhower, By Patrick R. Pearsey,2000.
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Ancestor Pedigree Chart
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- b.1611 in Wolfskirchen,Alsace,France d.1692 in Albany County,New York
- b.1645 in Wolfskirchen,Alsace,France d.Deceased
- b.1677 in Wolfskirchen,Alsace,France d.Deceased
- b.17 Dec 1714 in Wolfskirchen,Alsace,France d.24 Nov 1788 in Rockville,Montgomery County,Maryland
- b.1694 in Wolfskirchen,Alsace,France d.Deceased
- b.10 Nov 1748 in Alsace,France d.17 Aug 1817 in Floyd County,Virginia
- b. in Germany d.>Oct 1793 in Montgomery County,Maryland
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Suzanne Margaret were married in a religious ceremony about 1776.
Family Notes
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Jacob Tice was listed on the 1783 tax roll of Montgomery County,Maryland, Sugarland and Upper Potomac Hundred. On June 8th of that year,Jacob "Teusl" , a variant spelling of Tice, witnessed the wedding of AdamSchindler to Susannah Tice's sister Christina. The Tice's were living inMaryland in 1786. Within a short time, they moved across the state lineto Strasburg, in Shenandoah County, Virginia. Jacob and Susannabelonged to the St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church of Strasburg.Jacob "Theiss" and three other members subscribed to a fund whichpurchased the first pipe organ from Germany for the church, on December27, 1794. Jacob and Susanna served as sponsors for a christening at St.Paul's on February 17, 1799. Jacob Tice received a land patent on August8, 1803 for 70 acres located in Montgomery County, Virginia. It was on abranch of the south fork of Little River, on the waters of the New River.Jacob settled this land in 1806. "Jacob Theis" and family, 7 in all,were among the charter members of the Zion Lutheran Church of MontgomeryCounty, signing a charter dated May 10, 1813. Among the early entriesof the church register were the following: Jacob Theis and wife,communicants on May 21, 1815, November 26, 1815 and September 29, 1816.Susanna (Quierin) Tice died on August 17, 1817. The land they lived onbecame known later as Floyd County, Virginia. Jacob Tice Sr. died thereon April 29, 1824, aged 84. He is buried in the Zion Lutheran ChurchCemetery, Floyd County, Virginia. Source: The Family of John NicholasQuery - A Great-Great-Great Grandfather of President Dwight DavidEisenhower, By Patrick R. Pearsey, 2000.