Mother Elisabeth Stollin
wife Elisabeth Munschin
married Sep 28, 1783 Zion Evangelical-Lutheran Church
children:
Mary Elizabeth
Johannes Frederick
Mary Margaret
Susannah
Katharina
Salome "Sallie"
Sarah
Johann Frederich
Adam
Magdalena
Mary Rachael
Andrew
DANIEL
From Mabel Frankforter Boger documentation:
Philip Frankforter married Elizabeth _____. Both born in Frankfort, Spitzerland (Germany?). Sailed for Baltimore MD about 1788, Elizabeth had red hair. Grankfatehr clock made in 1774 by Jacob Gordon and an old jar made by Philip's father were brought from Switzerland. Both were later in possession of Andrew Frankforter who handed them down to George Bell Frankforter, Minneapolis MN. Uncle Noah Frankforter thinks the clock was made in American, but that the jar may have been made in Switzerland and that the jar was older than the clock. (Another version - Philp came to America when single with his two brothers of whom he lost track.)
Handwritten note: Ed (E. E. Frankforter) writes in 1956 that Philip came from Frankfort Germany to Pittsburg PA, then to Youngstown OH, then to Grand Rapids OH.
Birth 3/05/1762
Death 7/11/1828
Buried North Lima, Mahoning County, Ohio
*update 4/13/2019 wife Elizabeth Munschin
Maryland Marriage Record
Name Johann Phili Frankforter
Birth Place PA
Birth Year 1763
Spouse Name Maria Elisabeth Muntsch
Spouse Birth Place MD
Spouse Birth Year 1766
Marriage Year 1783
Marriage State MD
**family
Mother Elisabeth Stollin
wife Elisabeth Munschin
married Sep 28, 1783 Zion Evangelical-Lutheran Church
children:
Mary Elizabeth
Johannes Frederick
Mary Margaret
Susannah
Katharina
Salome "Sallie"
Sarah
Johann Frederich
Adam
Magdalena
Mary Rachael
Andrew
DANIEL
From Mabel Frankforter Boger documentation:
Philip Frankforter married Elizabeth _____. Both born in Frankfort, Spitzerland (Germany?). Sailed for Baltimore MD about 1788, Elizabeth had red hair. Grankfatehr clock made in 1774 by Jacob Gordon and an old jar made by Philip's father were brought from Switzerland. Both were later in possession of Andrew Frankforter who handed them down to George Bell Frankforter, Minneapolis MN. Uncle Noah Frankforter thinks the clock was made in American, but that the jar may have been made in Switzerland and that the jar was older than the clock. (Another version - Philp came to America when single with his two brothers of whom he lost track.)
Handwritten note: Ed (E. E. Frankforter) writes in 1956 that Philip came from Frankfort Germany to Pittsburg PA, then to Youngstown OH, then to Grand Rapids OH.
Birth 3/05/1762
Death 7/11/1828
Buried North Lima, Mahoning County, Ohio
*update 4/13/2019 wife Elizabeth Munschin
Maryland Marriage Record
Name Johann Phili Frankforter
Birth Place PA
Birth Year 1763
Spouse Name Maria Elisabeth Muntsch
Spouse Birth Place MD
Spouse Birth Year 1766
Marriage Year 1783
Marriage State MD
**family
Family Members
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Mary Elizabeth Frankforter Lingenfelter
1784–1843
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John Frankfarther
1786–1871
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Margareta Frankforter Witter
1788–1863
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Jacob Frankford
1789–1862
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Sarah Frankforter Bennett
1792–1883
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Johann Friedrich "Fred" Frankforter
1795–1876
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Adam Frankforther
1797–1847
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Andrew Frankforter
1805–1892
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Daniel Frankforther
1807–1857
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Rachel Frankfurter DeLong
unknown–1880
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