| Name |
Knauss, Paul |
| Suffix |
2ndLieut |
| Birth |
13 Apr 1747 |
Whitehall, Lehigh, Pennsylvania, USA  |
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| Gender |
Male |
| LDS |
• L43M-NWJ Paul Knauss was an active participant in the Revolutionary War. On 18 June 1777 he was 2d Lieutenant in the Second Company, 4th Battalion, Northampton County Militia, as well as in the following year. In 1780 he was Captain of the Eighth Company, 3d Battalion, Northampton County Militia, under Lt. Col. Nicholas Kern, his name likewise appearing in 1781, 1782 and in 1783 (Penna. Archives, 5th ser., vol. 8, pp. 240, 241, 248, 303, 307, 560 and 565).-- King, Knauss Genealogy (Bethlehem PA), page 27 |
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Paul Knauss
Male
13 April 1747 – 19 January 1808
• L43M-NWJ
Sources (14)
Collaborate (3)
Memories (0)
Notes
THE OLD GRAVEYARDS OF NORTHAMPTON AND ADJACENT COUNTIES IN PENNSYLAVANIA by John Eyerman- 1899. Kreidersville Stone Church, Allen Twp., Northampton, Pa., USA.
Find A Grave Notes
Capt Paul Knauss
Birth 13 Apr 1747
Death 19 Jan 1808 (aged 60)
Burial
Zion UCC Stone Church Cemetery
Kreidersville, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, USA
Memorial ID 5711803 · View Source
Paul Knauss was an active participant in the Revolutionary War. On 18 June 1777 he was 2d Lieutenant in the Second Company, 4th Battalion, Northampton County Militia, as well as in the following year. In 1780 he was Captain of the Eighth Company, 3d Battalion, Northampton County Militia, under Lt. Col. Nicholas Kern, his name likewise appearing in 1781, 1782 and in 1783 (Penna. Archives, 5th ser., vol. 8, pp. 240, 241, 248, 303, 307, 560 and 565).-- King, Knauss Genealogy (Bethlehem PA), page 27
He was a blacksmith from Allen Township, Northampton Co. PA.
Paul was h/o- Anna Catharine Griesemer, daughter of John Griesemer, b. 12 Apr. 1754, d. 10 Sept. 1790.
He remarried to Magdalena (nee ?), who died in 1822.
Paul was s/o- Godfrey/Gottfried Knauss and Anna Eva Knauss.
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Last Changed: August 23, 2019
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Larry Mize
THE OLD GRAVEYARDS OF NORTHAMPTON AND ADJACENT COUNTIES IN PENNSYLAVANIA by John Eyerman- 1899. Kreidersville Stone Church, Allen Twp., Northampton, Pa., USA.
Last Changed: August 26, 2013
J
Jane Green
Notes from: Knouse Genealogy, Lukas Knouse (1633-1713), of Dudelshein,,Germany, and his American Descendents
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He was a blacksmith and resided in Allen Township, Northampton Co. He mar. Anna Catharine, daughter of John Griesemer, b. 12 Apr. 1754, d. 10 Sept. 1790. His second marriage was to Magdalena -------, who died in 1822.
In 1783 he was taxed for 140 acres, 2 horses and 2 cattle, 2 pounds, 8 schillings. He obtained from the state various warrants for land in Northampton County ----400 acres on 24 June 1787; 400 acres on 16 Feb. 1790; and 400 acres on 29 July 1793, totalling 1200 acres --- but does not appear of record that he entered into possession of the land (Penna. Arch., ser. 3, vol. 19) . At the time of his death he had 6 horses, 20 cattle, 18 hogs, 12 sheep, 4 hives of bees and a farm of 175 acres and 275 perches of land which was appraised at $6076.00. This farm was divided into two purparts, his son Jonas accepting 121 acres and 133 perches in the settlement of the estate and his son John accepting 54 acres and 142 perches. Paul Knauss was an active participant in the Revolutionary War. On 18 June 1777 he was 2d Lieutenant in the Second Company, 4th Battalion, Northampton County Militia, as well as in the following year. In 1780 he was Captain of the Eighth Company, 3d Battalion, Northampton County Militia, under Lt. Col. Nicholas Kern, his name likewise appearing in 1781, 1782 and in 1783 (Penna. Archives, 5th ser., vol. 8, pp. 240, 241, 248, 303, 307, 560 and 565).
-- King, Knauss Genealogy (Bethlehem PA), page 27
Notes from: Egypt Reformed Church
Lehigh County, Pennsylvania
from Pennsylvania Archives, Sixth Series, Volume 6
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PAUL KNAUSS was a son of Godfrey Knauss, and resided in Allen township, where he followed the trade of a blacksmith. He was born April 13, 1747 and died Jan. 19, 1808. His wife Catharina Griesemer was born April 12, 1754 and died Sept. 10, 1790. They are buried in the graveyard at the Kreidersville church.
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Last Changed: August 26, 2013
Unknown Contributor
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| War, Revolutionary |
18 Jun 1777 |
Northampton County, Pennsylvania, USA |
| On 18 June 1777 he was 2d Lieutenant in the 2nd Company, 4th Battalion, Northampton County Militia, as well as in the following year. In 1780 he was Captain of the Eighth Company, 3d Battalion, Northampton County Militia, under Lt. Col. Nicholas Kern, his name likewise appearing in 1781, 1782 and in 1783 (Penna. Archives, 5th ser., vol. 8, pp. 240, 241, 248, 303, 307, 560 and 565).-- King, Knauss Genealogy (Bethlehem PA), page 27 |
- 20260506GHLn-
Paul Knauss
Male
13 April 1747 – 19 January 1808
• L43M-NWJ
Sources (14)
Collaborate (3)
Memories (0)
Notes
THE OLD GRAVEYARDS OF NORTHAMPTON AND ADJACENT COUNTIES IN PENNSYLAVANIA by John Eyerman- 1899. Kreidersville Stone Church, Allen Twp., Northampton, Pa., USA.
Find A Grave Notes
Capt Paul Knauss
Birth 13 Apr 1747
Death 19 Jan 1808 (aged 60)
Burial
Zion UCC Stone Church Cemetery
Kreidersville, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, USA
Memorial ID 5711803 · View Source
Paul Knauss was an active participant in the Revolutionary War. On 18 June 1777 he was 2d Lieutenant in the 2nd Company, 4th Battalion, Northampton County Militia, as well as in the following year. In 1780 he was Captain of the Eighth Company, 3d Battalion, Northampton County Militia, under Lt. Col. Nicholas Kern, his name likewise appearing in 1781, 1782 and in 1783 (Penna. Archives, 5th ser., vol. 8, pp. 240, 241, 248, 303, 307, 560 and 565).-- King, Knauss Genealogy (Bethlehem PA), page 27
He was a blacksmith from Allen Township, Northampton Co. PA.
Paul was h/o- Anna Catharine Griesemer, daughter of John Griesemer, b. 12 Apr. 1754, d. 10 Sept. 1790.
He remarried to Magdalena (nee ?), who died in 1822.
Paul was s/o- Godfrey/Gottfried Knauss and Anna Eva Knauss.
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Last Changed: August 23, 2019
L
Larry Mize
THE OLD GRAVEYARDS OF NORTHAMPTON AND ADJACENT COUNTIES IN PENNSYLAVANIA by John Eyerman- 1899. Kreidersville Stone Church, Allen Twp., Northampton, Pa., USA.
Last Changed: August 26, 2013
J
Jane Green
Notes from: Knouse Genealogy, Lukas Knouse (1633-1713), of Dudelshein,,Germany, and his American Descendents
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He was a blacksmith and resided in Allen Township, Northampton Co. He mar. Anna Catharine, daughter of John Griesemer, b. 12 Apr. 1754, d. 10 Sept. 1790. His second marriage was to Magdalena -------, who died in 1822.
In 1783 he was taxed for 140 acres, 2 horses and 2 cattle, 2 pounds, 8 schillings. He obtained from the state various warrants for land in Northampton County ----400 acres on 24 June 1787; 400 acres on 16 Feb. 1790; and 400 acres on 29 July 1793, totalling 1200 acres --- but does not appear of record that he entered into possession of the land (Penna. Arch., ser. 3, vol. 19) . At the time of his death he had 6 horses, 20 cattle, 18 hogs, 12 sheep, 4 hives of bees and a farm of 175 acres and 275 perches of land which was appraised at $6076.00. This farm was divided into two purparts, his son Jonas accepting 121 acres and 133 perches in the settlement of the estate and his son John accepting 54 acres and 142 perches. Paul Knauss was an active participant in the Revolutionary War. On 18 June 1777 he was 2d Lieutenant in the Second Company, 4th Battalion, Northampton County Militia, as well as in the following year. In 1780 he was Captain of the Eighth Company, 3d Battalion, Northampton County Militia, under Lt. Col. Nicholas Kern, his name likewise appearing in 1781, 1782 and in 1783 (Penna. Archives, 5th ser., vol. 8, pp. 240, 241, 248, 303, 307, 560 and 565).
-- King, Knauss Genealogy (Bethlehem PA), page 27
Notes from: Egypt Reformed Church
Lehigh County, Pennsylvania
from Pennsylvania Archives, Sixth Series, Volume 6
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PAUL KNAUSS was a son of Godfrey Knauss, and resided in Allen township, where he followed the trade of a blacksmith. He was born April 13, 1747 and died Jan. 19, 1808. His wife Catharina Griesemer was born April 12, 1754 and died Sept. 10, 1790. They are buried in the graveyard at the Kreidersville church.
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Last Changed: August 26, 2013
Unknown Contributor
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| FSID |
L43M-NWJ |
| Death |
19 Jan 1808 |
Kreidersville, Allen, Northampton, Pennsylvania, USA |
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| Person ID |
I118257 |
WetzelAncestry |
1747 - 1808 (60 years)
