Johan George Valentine

• General Notes
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    [Brøderbund WFT Vol. 4, Ed. 1, Tree #3850, Date of Import: Oct 22, 2004]
    
    Johan George Valentine sailed from Rotterdam, Holland via Plymouth, England on Ship St. Andrew and arrived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and took oath to Government on September 9, 1749.  Went to Frederick County. Maryland and was granted 50 acres on March 13, 1752 which he called Valentine's Garden.  On December 9, 1752 bought 50 acres which he called Swiving Swamp west of Monocacy River near Rocky Ridge, Maryland.  In 1758 he bought 100 acres and on September  15, 1758 was Naturalized.  He was a very devout person and was buried on the family homestead.  Left sons 293 acres.
    
    He married Anna Margaret Mathias in 1752.  She was the daugher of Hans Jacob Mathias and Maria Margaretha Jung.  She was born on June 11, 1734 and died sometime in the years between 1790-1800.  Her father, Hans Jacob Mathias was born October 23, 1704 in the Pfaltz area of Germany, Palastinate.  He sailed from Rotterdam, Holland via Plymouth, England on Ship "Samuel", took oath to Government on August 17, 1733 in Philadelphia, Pennyslvania and settled near Mechanicstown (Thurmont), Maryland, Frederick County.  His land was called "Jacob's Trouble" and Jacob and Maria are both buried at Apples Reformed Church Cemetery, near Thurmont.
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    Per Sally Dupler:  When Johan came to America, he settled in Frederick Co. Maryland and many of them migrated to Fairfield County and Pickaway Co (next to Fairfield). 

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¹ Kasia Lynn Shriner

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