Gramps · ◉ a direct ancestor of ours
♂Johannis Krembs Gramps
Born 1680, Leeheim, Gross-Gerau, Hesse, Germany. Died 1770, Stone Arabia, Montgomery, New York, United States.
Also recorded as Johannes Krembs, John Krems, Johannes Kremps.
None of this rests on a record yet - it is what compiled sources say.
Parents
Not yet found. This is one of the lines we are still tracing.
Spouses and children
- Married bef 1705, Germany, to Anna Christine Apolonia 1681–1723
family page
- Johann Henrich Krembs 1722–1808
Life, as the records tell it
| Event | When | Where | How we know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birth | 1680 | Leeheim, Gross-Gerau, Hesse, Germany | not yet documented |
| Emigrated | bef 27 May 1709 | London, England, Great Britain | not yet documented |
| Occupation Husbandman / Vinedresser |
27 May 1709 | London, England, Great Britain | not yet documented |
| Religion Catholic; meaning they would have been sent to Ireland, later perhaps, from there to the Catholic community in Maryland USA; Most of those not willing to convert were sent back to Germany. |
27 May 1709 | London, England, Great Britain | not yet documented |
| Living at age 29; with a wife, son |
27 May 1709 | Walworth [German Camp], Southwick, London, England, Great Britain | not yet documented |
| Death | 1770 | Stone Arabia, Montgomery, New York, United States | not yet documented |
on record means we have read the original document. from a compiled source means an index, a printed genealogy or a memorial page says so. not yet documented means it is in the family's record but no source is attached yet.
Sources
No source is attached yet.
Descendants in time
Johannis Krembs Gramps at the top; each descendant a dot at their birth year, joined to the parent they came through. A descendant who may still be living is shown only as "Living", at an estimated birth year, with no page of their own.
Descendants
- Johann Henrich Krembs 1722–1808
- Catharina Krembs 1764–1857
- Leah Bradt 1785–1845
- Nicholas Walrath Sr 1810–1896
- Leah Bradt 1785–1845
- Catharina Krembs 1764–1857