General Notes

Alias:<ALIA> Barbara Loudenslager or Lauten /Schlager/
According to "Laudenslager Genealogy Home Page" by Charles F. Kerchner,
Jr., P.E. (http://www.kerchner.com/laudslgr.htm): "From the book, Record
of Indentures Bound Out As Apprentices, Servants, Etc. and of German and
Other Redemptioners in the Office of the Mayor of the City of
Philadelphia from October 3, 1771 to October 5, 1773, the 1973 reprint,
Genealogical Publiching Company, pages 30 and 31, we learn that on 23 Nov
1771 Hans George Loudenslager (sic) and Maria Catharina, his wife, both
arriving from the Port of Rotterdam, where indentured as servants to
Peter Miller and his assigns of Upper Milford, Northampton County, for a
term of four years each for the sum of 45.17.7 English Pounds.  Peter
Miller was the founder of Millerstown (later Macungie), Lehigh County,
PA, where George Lautenschlager ultimately lived.  Also indentured as a
servant the very same day and listed in the record immediately below
George's record was Anna Barbara Loudenslager (sic), from the Port of
Rotterdam, indentured to Ulrick Storefert and his assigns of Upper
Salford, Philadelphia (later Montgomery) County, for a term of three
years and four months for the sum os 23.12.2 English Pounds.  Anna
Barbara was a sister of Johan Heinrich Lautenshlager and Johan Leonard
Lautenschlager who also arrived on the ship Tyger.  Anna Barbara, based
on baptism records of probable children, apparently married Sebastian
Wendling about 1774 and settled in Upper Milford Township near George
Lautenschlager.   See the baptism records of Indianfield Lutheran Church
in Franconia Township, Montgomery Township and Zion Evangelical Lutheran
Church in Upper Milford Township, Lehigh County for details on the
Wendling children."  Mr. Kerchner also researched the book, Record of
Indentures Bound Out As Apprentices, Servants, Etc. and of German and
Other Redemptioners in the Office of the Mayor of the City of
Philadelphia from October 3, 1771 to October 5, 1773, the 1973 reprint,
Genealogical Publishing Company, pages 30 and 31 and reports: "sd learn
that on 23 Nov 1771 Hans George Loudenslager (sic) and Maria Catharina,
his wife, both arriving from the Port of Rotterdam, where indentured as
servants to Peter Miller and his assigns of Upper Milford, Northampton
County, for a term of four years each for the sum of 45.17.7 English
Pounds.  Peter Miller was the founder of Millerstorn (later Macungie),
Lehigh County, PA, where George Lautenschlager ultimately lived.  Also
indentured as a servant the very same day and listed in the record
immediately below George's record was Anna Barbara Loudenslager (sic),
from the Port of Rotterdam, indentured to Ulrick Storefert and his
assigns of Upper Salford, Philadelphia (later Montgomery) County, for a
term of three years and four months for the sum of 23.12.2 English
Pounds.  Anna Barbara was a sister of Johan Heinrich Lautenschlager and
Johan Leonard Lautenschlager who also arrived on the ship Tyger.  Anna
Barbara, based on baptism records of probable children, apparently
married Sebastian Wendling about 1774 and settled in Upper Milford
Township near George Lautenschlager.  See the baptism records of
Indianfield Lutheran Church in Franconia Township, Montgomery Township
and Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church in Upper Milford Township, Lehigh
County for details on the Wendling children."