SOURCES: "Strobel Family and Allied Families" Melissa Strobel drkfell@@aol.com, AWTP (Cites: "Will Book 1-B-294 Adams Co., PA" and "Vernon Cook Family Records") and "Donna's Family" Donna Hicks Osborne dlhicksOsbornee@@aol.com, who provides the following:
"maybe born in German Palinate or Philadelphia, PA
residence: Andrews Burgh, later changed to Speedwell
Marks German Reformed Church, Adams Co.
Subscribing and founding member Marks Church in 1789
Estate - recorded in Adams Co., PA
Genealogical Reports for the Historical Society of York Co., Vol.XXII,pp.30-36 (1939):
Taxables of 1783, York County, PA -
Andrew ASHBOUGH of Mount Joy Twp., 120 acres
1 house, 1 outhouse, 4 horses, 7 cows, 15 sheep
6 males, 2 females; valuation L283.12.0, tax L4.14.6
Andrew ESHBAUGH or ASHBOUGH, member of the Fifth Class of the Inhabitantsof Mountjoy Township, classified under an Act of Assembly passed in 1780,entitled "An Act to compleat the Quota of the Federal Army;" each classwas "required to provide, in fifteen Days from this Date [January 30,1781], one able-bodied Recruit for the Continental Army, to serve duringthe War," under penalty of a fine of L15.0.0 specie: this class furnisheda recruit.
Andrew owned 120 acre farm known as "Andrews Burgh" & "Speedwell" inMountjoy Twp., Adams Co., PA. He was known as both a farmer & a potter.His estate was appraised at $1586.10. Andrew may have been born 1.) inGermany immediately before his parents emigrated to America; 2.) on boardthe ship; or 3.) in Philadelphia, immediately after his parents landed.Andrew ASHBOCH/ASHBOUGH appears in Mt. Joy Twp., Adams Co., PA censusesof 1800 & 1810."