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Christian heiratete Groh, Anna geschätzt 1763. Anna (Tochter von Groh, Mathias und Groh, Anna - wife of) wurde geboren in 1740 in , Berks County, Pennsylvania, USA; gestorben in 1824 in ,, Virginia, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

1. Frantz, Henry wurde geboren am 10 Okt 1773 in , Berks County, Pennsylvania, USA; gestorben am 28 Okt 1840 in , Montgomery County, Ohio, USA; wurde beigesetzt in Frantz Farm Cemetery, Englewood, Montgomery County, Ohio, USA.

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Mennonite Family History, Vol. 34, No. 4, October 2015, pp.171-175:
Christian Frantz II acquired land and lived on the south side of Little Swatara Creek then in northern Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. On November 14, 1741, Christian Frantz II warranted 235 acres on the south side of Little Swatara Creek (located in what is now Tulpehocken Township in Berks County, Pennsylvania).
The extended Christian Frantz family was the only Frantz family living on the Swatara Creek during the mid-1700s.

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Christian Frantz (b.1685) was the head of a large Mennonite ("Swiss Brethren") family living in Hosselinshof in the northern Kraichgau of Germany prior to the family's emigration to Pennsylvania.
They arrived in Philadelphia 11 August 1732 on the ship "Samuel."
The Christian Frantz family settled in Lancaster, Pennsylvania on May 9, 1738. where Christian Frantz received a warrant of land from Thomas and Richard Penn for 200 acres on a mountain located two miles from Little Swatara Creek, but Christian never exercised his warrant as he died in the winter of 1738-39. An inventory of his estate March 27. 1739 indicated that he had no land and very little personal property. He was a member of the Church of the Brethren.
The Christian Frantz family arrived in Rotterdam in the Netherlands in May 1732, before continuing on to Pennsylvania on the ship "Samuel." They numbered 13 persons, including 11 children, and had 100 Dutch guilders. When they arrived in Pennsylvania on August 11, 1732, only 11 family members are listed when they disembarked in Philadelphia.