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The earliest known ancestor was Mattheus Lambertus (Mattheus Lampert, Matthias Lambrecht)
Mattheus Lambertus was born circa 1694. Sometime after 1732 Mattheus, who was a carpenter, came to live in Vorderveidenthal, Pfalz, Bayern. Nothing is known of Mattheus' life before this!

Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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BIOGRAPHY: Johann George Lampertus (Lampert) was born in 1723. George was occupied as a swine herder and day labourer at Baerenbrunnerhof. In 1747 he married Catharina Sophia Friedel who was the daughter of the blacksmith in the area of Oberschlettenbach. By the time of the birth of thier 8th child, Johannes, they were living in the village of Schindhard. George and Catharine Sophia had 11 children over a span of nearly 25 years! Many of the Lambertus families now living in North America are descended from this line.

Johannes married Katharina Sophia Friedel on 27 Apr 1747. Katharina (daughter of Johannes Georg Friedel and Maria Barbara Stoffel) was born on 17 Aug 1726 in Oberschlettenbach, Pfalz; died in in Oberschlettenbach, Pfalz. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Maria married Johannes Jakob Gemeiner on 11 May 1751 in Klingenmünster, Pfalz, Bayern. Johannes (son of Johannes Bernhard Gemeiner and Anna Elisabetha Unknown) was born on 3 Apr 1725 in Dimbach, Pfalz, Bayern; died on 9 May 1770 in Dimbach, Pfalz, Bayern. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Anna married Johannes Philipp Henrich Benckler on 22 Sep 1760 in Vorderweidenthal, Pfalz. Johannes (son of Johannes Jakob Benckler and Barbara Villard) was born in 1722 in Lemberg bei Pirmasens, Pfalz; died on 16 Jan 1778 in Darstein, Pfalz. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Susanna married Johannes Wendelin Keller on 22 Jul 1755 in zu Falkenburg. Johannes was born in 1716. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Johannes married Eva Katharina Emmler about 1768. Eva (daughter of Nikolaus Emmler and Franziska Hochreiter) was born in 1741 in Bindersbach, Pfalz; died on 19 Mar 1829 in Bindersbach, Pfalz, Bayern. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Maria married Johannes Philipp Kügel in NOT MARRIED. Johannes (son of Georg Kügel) was born in 1748 in Annweiler am Trifels, Pfalz. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Johannes married Anna Maria Brödel on 12 Oct 1788. Anna (daughter of Georg Jakob Brödel and Eva Elisabetha Mayer) was born on 5 Aug 1763 in Wilgartswiesen, Pfalz; died in in Hinterweidenthal, Pfalz, Bayern. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Johannes married Maria Elisabetha Dietz on 14 Oct 1792 in Annweiler am Trifels, Pfalz, Bayern. Maria (daughter of Johannes Adam Dietz and Maria Katharina Schäffer) was born on 8 Dec 1762 in Hinterweidenthal, Pfalz; was christened on 10 Dec 1762 in Hinterweidenthal, Pfalz. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Johannes married Maria Barbara Siegel on 1 Feb 1780 in Klingenmünster, Pfalz, Bayern. Maria (daughter of Johannes Michael Siegel and Maria Eva Conrad) was born on 25 Dec 1757 in Oberschlettenbach, Pfalz; was christened on 25 Dec 1757 in Vorderweidenthal, Pfalz. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Konrad married Sophia Magdalena Unknown on 11 May 1779 in Klingenmünster, Pfalz, Bayern. Sophia was born in 1760 in Dimbach, Pfalz, Bayern. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Georg married Anna Maria Eickert on 17 Nov 1793 in Vorderweidenthal, Pfalz. Anna (daughter of Johannes Jakob Eickert and Anna Maria Seibel) was born on 22 Sep 1764 in Vorderweidenthal, Pfalz. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Georg Jakob Weis. Georg (son of Georg Adam Weis and Maria Salomea Lämmel) was born on 29 Oct 1773 in Waldhambach, Pfalz. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Johannes married Julianna Weis on 7 Sep 1801. Julianna (daughter of Georg Adam Weis and Maria Salomea Lämmel) was born on 16 Oct 1776 in Waldhambach, Pfalz, Bayern; was christened on 17 Oct 1776 in Waldhambach, Pfalz, Bayern; died in 1838 in Bindersbach, Pfalz, Bayern. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Mauritius married Maria Barbara Königsamen on 10 Aug 1807 in Annweiler am Trifels, Pfalz. Maria (daughter of Johannes Georg Königsamen and Katharina Rung) was born on 13 Feb 1786 in Albersweiler, Pfalz; died in in Bindersbach, Pfalz, Bayern. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Margaretha married Johannes Michael Hasselwander on 19 May 1807 in Annweiler am Trifels, Pfalz, Bayern. Johannes (son of Johannes Michael Hasselwander and Maria Barbara Hitzhausen) was born in 1786 in Eußerthal, Pfalz. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Elisabetha married Johannes Georg Königsamen on 9 Feb 1815 in Bindersbach, Pfalz. Johannes (son of Johannes Wilhelm Königsamen and Maria Katharina Hohmann) was born in 1762 in Bindersbach, Pfalz; died on 28 Aug 1835 in Bindersbach, Pfalz, Bayern. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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INTRODUCTION

The following sketches were prepared in 1988 by Leslie Philipp Laumbattus Sr. and his wife, Esther R. Laumbattus, nee Hemphill, for publication in the St. Clair County, Illinois History Book, compiled by the St. Clair Co., IL Genealogical Society. The sketches are only an outline of the research we did on the emigrant Jean Philipp Lambertus and his descendants. The work covers 3 generations in Germany and 7 generations in Illinois. By no means complete and certainly containing many errors, it should still be a useful guide to further research for interested family members. Many family members have passed on and many more have been born, but these sketches are a snapshot in time, of the family as we knew it in 1988.

My husband, Leslie Philip Laumbattus Sr., died in San Antonio, Texas in 1992. In October of 1991 we were privileged to visit his ancestral village of Bindersbach, Germany and walk the very streets his ancestors trod 200 years ago. It was the high point of Leslie?s life. I continue the research as a memorial to him.

Esther R. Laumbattus

Generation #1

LAMBERTUS, PHILIPP, I (the first Philipp)

In the Concordia Church cemetery, we found Philipp's tombstone, clearly & beautifully inscribed in the "old German" script, with his date of birth, date of death, and the village of his birth.

(See Also Laumbattus, Lumbattus, Lumbattis, Laumbertus).

Philipp (Jean Philipp) Lambertus was the first of the Lambertus family to come to St. Clair County, Illinois. Philipp was born in Bindersbach, near Annweiler, Bavaria, Germany on 2 Feb 1792. He was the first son of Michael Lambertus and Eva, nee Emmler. His father was a farmer. Philipp was married on 21 February 1814 to Eva (Maria Eva) Hermann, the first daughter of Nicolaus Hermann and Franciste, nee Hockrieter. Eight children were born to this couple: Catherine, 2 Jul 1815; Philipp (Weber Philipp), 2 May 1817; Christine, 6 Aug 1819, Jacob (Jacob George), 18 Aug 1821; Juliana, 11 Nov 1823 (died at age of 6 weeks); Appolonia, 18 Nov 1824; Thomas, 28 May 1827; and Eva (Maria Eva), 20 Dec 1829. Philipp's wife, Maria Eva Hermann died 20 Jan 1831 in Germany.

Although we found no passenger lists or census records to document the family's journey to America, Philipp's death record is recorded in the books of the Concordia Church near Millstadt, Illinois. The record (in German script) states that Philipp came to America in 1837, a widower with 6 children, and died on 4 Dec 1851 at 2:00 a.m., "at his farm 6 miles northwest of Bellville." (The youngest child, Eva, came to this country later, at about the age of 13.) In the Concordia Church cemetery, we found Philipp's tombstone, clearly & beautifully inscribed in the "old German" script, with his date of birth, date of death, and the village of his birth. We also found a deed bearing his signature and the signature of his daughter, Appolonia Reinshagen, at the courthouse in Belleville.

There are marriage records for 5 of the children in St. Clair County. Catherine married Adam Kuntz on 15 Oct 1845. She had 5 children, died 2 Dec 1903, and is buried in Green Mount Cemetery in the Catholic section. Philipp II (the second Philipp) married Catherine Vollmer on 1 Aug 1844, had 8 or more children, died 31 Oct 1893, and is buried in Sutter Cemetery, Perry County, IL. Jacob married Elizabeth Keck on 24 Mar 1849 and had 8 or more children. They lived in St. Clair County but we have no record of their deaths. Appolonia married Wilhelm Reinshagen on Aug 19, 1944. Eva married Joseph Diedre (or Didier), and had one child. After Joseph's death in the early 1850's, Eva married George Wirshing on 15 Jul 1856, and had 2 more children. Eva died 23 Sept 1907 and is buried in Mount Carmel Cemetery, Belleville, IL. There are descendants of Catharine, Philipp, Jacob, and Eva still living in St. Clair County today. We don't know what happened neither to Christine or Thomas - nor to Appolonia after her marriage. Some of these lines are continued in other stories in this book.

Submitted to St. Clair County Genealogy Society for publication in "History of St. Clair County Illinois" in 1988, by Leslie Philipp and Esther (Hemphill) Laumbattus.

Generation #2

LAMBERTUS, PHILIPP, II (the second Philipp)

Philipp (Weber Philipp) Lambertus was born 2 May 1817 in Bindersbach, Annweiler, Bavaria, Germany. He was the oldest of 8 children of Jean Philipp Lambertus (the first Philipp) and Maria Eva Hermann. Philipp came to America with his father and brothers and sisters in 1837. His mother died in Germany, as did an infant sister. Another sister came to America a few years later, at the age of 13.

Philipp (the second Philipp) married Catherine Vollmer on 1 Aug 1844, in Belleville. Catherine was born in Lambsborn, near Kaiserslautern, Germany, the daughter of Peter Vollmer and Eva Agne, who came to America with several children in the 1830's. Philipp and Catherine had at least 8 children and possibly more. Known children were Philipp, 4 Jun 1846; Jacob, 1848 (died in infancy); Peter, 10 Mar 1849; John, 12 Mar 1854; William, 4 Oct 1855; Jacob, 9 Feb 1859, Louis, 27 Sep 1865; and Caroline, 5 Jan 1868 (died in infancy). Catherine died 12 Feb 1868 near Belleville and is buried beside her parents in the Stookey Cemetery near Belleville. There is a fairly new tombstone marking her grave obviously placed there many years after her death. The inscription reads ?CATHARINE, WIFE OF PHILIP LAUMBERTUS, 1833 ? 1868.? During the Civil War, Catherine received a pension while her husband and oldest son were away fighting with the Union army. She appears in the 1850 census and we have her birth record from Germany, her marriage and death records from St. Clair County, and one photograph. Little else is known of Catherine.

After the death of Catherine and her baby daughter Caroline, Philipp took his youngest son, Louis, and moved to Perry County, Illinois, leaving the older sons with relatives temporarily. Census records show that the older sons all lived in Perry County at one time or another, but all returned to St. Clair County except Louis (who moved to Arkansas) and John who went to Washington County, Illinois.

During his war service Philipp's surname was spelled Lambertus in some of the official records, but is not spelled that way on his Civil War tombstone. Two sons, Louis and Jacob, kept the original spelling of Lambertus. Three sons, (Peter, William and John), spelled their name Lumbattis or Lumbattus. The oldest son, Philipp 3rd, spelled his name Laumbattus. This makes it easy to trace different branches of the family, as these variations are still in use today. (Much work has been done on the genealogy of the other sons of Philipp & Catharine (Vollmer) Lambertus but is not submitted here.)

Philipp remarried on 27 Mar 1873, in Pinckneyville, Perry County, Illinois, to Mrs. Barbara Taffe, a divorcee, who had 2 daughters from a previous marriage. No children were born to Philipp and his second wife. Philipp died on 31 October 1893, in a small town called Grubb (which no longer exists) in Perry County, Illinois. He is buried in Sutter Cemetery and his grave is marked with a Civil War Stone. He has many descendants in St. Clair County, and some in California, Arkansas, Texas, Missouri, Washington, Ohio, and elsewhere.

Submitted by great-grandson Leslie Philipp Laumbattus and his wife Esther (nee Hemphill) Laumbattus.

Generation #3

LAUMBATTUS, PHILIPP, JR. (the third Philipp)

Philipp Laumbattus Jr. was born on 4 Jun 1846, near Belleville, St. Clair County, Illinois, the first child of Philipp Lambertus II (the second Philipp) and Catherine Vollmer.

Philipp Jr. fought in the Civil War in the same unit with his father and their surnames were spelled "Lumbattus" "Lambertus" & several other variations, in some of the records. The mistakes were never corrected. Philipp Jr. served in Company B. 149th Illinois Infantry. He was under age for enlistment but managed to get in anyway. His records and those of his father were frequently mixed causing endless problems when they began drawing their pensions.

After the war, Philipp Jr. (the third Philipp) went to Perry County, Illinois (about the time his father settled there) and married Elisabeth Heumann on 23 Oct 1869, at Pinckneyville, Perry County, Illinois. She was the first daughter of John Heumann and Kunigundi Knauss, natives of Germany. Elisabeth was born at Baton Rouge, Louisiana and came to Perry County with her parents between 1850 and 1860. Philipp and Elisabeth's children were Catherine Kunigundi, born 5 Dec 1869 (married Albert Clark); Mary Jane, born 23 Jun 1871 (married Philip Boyles); Sivilla E, born 21 Jun 1875 (married Frank Genuine); William George, born 23 Aug 1879 (married Elizabeth Katharine Keim), Emma C., born 5 Sep 1881 (married Walter Evans); Gertrude R.. born 15 Aug, 1887 (married Charles Bush); Fred Philip, born 9 Sept 1889 (married Mae B. Shaw); and Theodore, born 17 Jun 1892 (married Katherine Feurer).

Philipp Jr. (the third Philipp) moved back to St Clair County before the 1900 Census, appearing in the 1900 Census in East St. Louis, Illinois, with all of his children still at home except his oldest daughter. Later he moved to Marissa, St. Clair County, Illinois, and built a home. Then he moved to New Athens where he bought a coal mine from his mother's relatives, Vollmer (also spelled Fullmer). On 16 Dec 1919 Philip died while working in a Marissa coal mine. His widow died on 28 Apr 1926, and both are buried in the Marissa Cemetery. Philip's grave is marked with a Civil War headstone. His surname is spelled LAUBERTUS on the stone.

Submitted in 1988 by his grandson Leslie Philip Laumbattus and wife Esther, nee Hemphill.

Generation #4

WILLIAM GEORGE LAUMBATTUS and ELIZABETH KATHERINE KEIM

William George Laumbattus was born on 23 Aug 1879, in Sunfield, Perry County, Illinois, the oldest son of Philip & Elisabeth (Heumann) Laumbattus. His father was a Civil War veteran and a native of St. Clair County, Illinois. His mother was born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

William (Bill) married Elizabeth (Ella) Keim in 1912 at Springfield, Sangamon County, Illinois. Ella was born 16 December 1890 in Darmstadt, St. Clair County, Illinois, oldest daughter of Fritz and Katharine (Finke) Keim, both natives of St. Clair County.

Bill Laumbattus was a coal miner and lived most of his life in the Marissa area. He and Ella had 7 children: Floyd, Erna, Fred, Leslie, Elvira, Wilma, and Evelyn.

Floyd Laumbattus, born 3 Dec 1912, drowned at a Sunday School picnic when he was twelve years old.

Erna Laumbattus, born 23 Jun 1915, married Theodore Legendre and has 2 children, Mrs. Susan Lilly and Roy Legendre, and one grandson, Wallace Lilly. Erna & Ted celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary this year (1988).

Fred Laumbattus, born 14 Mar 1917, married Opal Pruett and has 2 children, Sharon Klingamen and Steven, and 3 grandchildren.

Leslie Laumbattus, born 25 Dec 1920, first married Mrs. Marjorie Slaten and has 5 children, Rick (Leslie Jr.), Mrs. Martha Trafton, Mrs. Vicki Macke, William (Bill), and Neal (Pete). Leslie has several grandchildren. Elvira Laumbattus, born 1 Sep 1922, died in infancy. Wilma, born 12 Jan 1925, married Edward Schmitz and has 6 children, Nancy, Janice, Jon, Tom, Jay, and Barbara, and several grandchildren. Evelyn, born 25 Nov 1931, married John Schwalb and had 7 children: Joan, David, Robbie, Laurie, Terri, Jim and Mary Kay. Robbie died in infancy. Evelyn has several grandchildren.

In later years, the grandchildren began calling Bill and Ella "Daddy Bill" & "Muzzy", terms of endearment the family still uses in speaking of them. This couple earned the respect and affection of their neighbors and townspeople. "Daddy Bill" Laumbattus died 1 Apr 1957 and Muzzy died 12 Feb 1974. Both are buried in Marissa Cemetery. During their own lives, and through the lives of their children, this couple made a significant contribution to the betterment of St. Clair County, Illinois.

Submitted by his son, Leslie P. Laumbattus (1988).

Generation #5

LAUMBATTUS, LESLIE P., SR.

Leslie Philip Laumbattus Sr. was born in Marissa, St. Clair County, Illinois on 25 Dec 1920, the youngest son of William George and Elizabeth Katharine (Keim) Laumbattus. He graduated from Marissa High School and enlisted in the Army Air Corps on 19 Feb 1941. While stationed near Anchorage, Alaska he married Mrs. Marjorie Slaten, nee Weaver, who was born on 23 Mar 1923 in Pasco, Washington, the youngest of 6 children of Robert Campbell Weaver and Martha Matilda (Anderson) Weaver. Marjorie was first married to Enos Slaten.

After his discharge from the Air Corp in 1945, Leslie returned to Marissa and entered the Civil Service at Scott Air Force Base, near Belleville, St. Clair County, Illinois. Leslie and Marjorie had 5 children: Leslie Philip Jr. (Rick), born 25 Mar 1945; Martha (Marti) Trafton, born 29 Dec 1948; Victoria (Vicki) Macke, born 9 Jun 1952; William George II (Bill), born 25 May 1955, and Neal James (Pete), born 20 Jul 1958. All the children grew up in Marissa and Vicki and Bill are still living there. Neal is in the Air Force, presently stationed at Scott Air Force Base. Rick lives in Belleville and Martha (Mrs. John Trafton III) lives in Dickinson, TX.

Leslie's grandchildren are Scott and Daniel Glover, (Martha's sons from her first marriage to Michael Glover), Christine Hope "Christy" Laumbattus, daughter of Rick and Manush (Carapitan) Laumbattus; Aaron Macke, son of Ray and Vicki (Laumbattus) Macke; and Melissa "Missy" Laumbattus, daughter of Bill and Kitty (Hirsch) Laumbattus. Lance, Rick's son from his first marriage to Carol Mueller, is not pictured.

Leslie Laumbattus Sr. remarried on 10 Oct 1972 at Miami, Oklahoma, to Mrs. Esther Lloyd, born 8 Jan 1926 in Ferguson Missouri, younger daughter of John Stephen and Marjorie Amo (Replogle) Hemphill. Esther was first married to Harold Lloyd and has 5 children. Leslie and Esther have no children of their marriage. Leslie is retired from Civil service and he and Esther live near San Antonio, TX where Esther is employed as a Computer Assistant at Randolph Air Force Base.

Submitted in 1988, by Leslie P. and Esther Laumbattus

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Esther Laumbattus
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Johannes married Marie Eva Herrmann on 21 Feb 1814 in Annweiler am Trifels, Pfalz. Marie (daughter of Nikolaus Herrmann and Franziska Hochreiter) was born on 22 Oct 1793 in Wernersberg, Pfalz; was christened on 22 Oct 1793 in Wernersberg, Pfalz; died on 20 Jan 1831 in Bindersbach, Pfalz, Bayern. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Anna married Johannes Leonhard Matz on 19 Jan 1807 in Annweiler am Trifels, Pfalz. Johannes (son of Georg Matz and Anna Maria) was born on 8 Dec 1782 in Annweiler am Trifels, Pfalz; was christened on 13 Dec 1782; died in 0Jun 1842 in Sarnstall, Pfalz, Bayern. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Johannes married Elisabetha Dietz on 17 Sep 1813 in Hinterweidenthal, Pfalz. Elisabetha (daughter of Georg Adam Dietz and Katharina Elisabetha Kästner) was born on 5 Sep 1790 in Hinterweidenthal, Pfalz; was christened on 10 Sep 1790 in Hinterweidenthal, Pfalz. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Johannes married Katharina Magdalena Bott on 6 Feb 1828 (standesamtlich) in Hinterweidenthal, Pfalz, Bayern. Katharina (daughter of Johannes Jakob Bott and Katharina Elisabetha Schäfer) was born on 18 Dec 1803 in Hinterweidenthal, Pfalz; was christened on 26 Dec 1803 in Hinterweidenthal, Pfalz; died in in USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Johannes married Elisabetha Kippert on 18 Feb 1818 in Hinterweidenthal, Pfalz, Bayern. Elisabetha (daughter of Johannes Leonhard Kippert and Anna Maria Veiock) was born on 2 Oct 1799 in Hinterweidenthal, Pfalz; was christened on 6 Oct 1799 in Hinterweidenthal, Pfalz; died in in USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

BIOGRAPHY: George Jacob (1799) married Magdelina Bott February 10, 1828 in Hinterweidenthal. Jacob and Magdelina had the following children: Elisabeth (1825), Johann Jacob (1828-1834), George Heinrich (1834), and Johann Jacob (1837). Records from Lewisville, Monroe County, Ohio indicate that Jacob and Magdelina landed in New York, July 1841.

Johannes married Katharina Wolf on 27 Dec 1815 in Annweiler am Trifels, Pfalz. Katharina (daughter of Jakob Wolf and Anna Elisabetha Arnold) was born in 1794 in Pfalz. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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The following is a brief outline of what is known of the Lambertus family who emmigrated from the Queich valley area of southern of Germany to Canada and the United States. If your surname is Lambertus, Laumbattis or Lumbatis, you may belong to this family.
Places of historical intrest are: Baerenbrunnerhof, Dimbach, Oberschlettenbach, Hinterweidenthal, Vorderweidenthal, Annweiler and Bindersbach, all in Pfalz,Germany.
In the U.S.A. the family first appeared in Lewisville,Ohio; Marrissa,Illinois; and Lanesville,Indiana.
In Canada, the family first appeared in Perth and Waterloo Counties, and then moved to Bruce County in the 1860's.
Generation 1
Mattheus
The earliest known ancestor was Mattheus Lambertus (Mattheus Lampert, Matthias Lambrecht)
Mattheus Lambertus was born circa 1694. Sometime after 1732 Mattheus, who was a carpenter, came to live in Vorderveidenthal, Pfalz, Bayern. Nothing is known of Mattheus' life before this!
Generation 2
Johann George
Mattheus had a son Johann George Lampertus
Johann George Lampertus (Lampert) was born in 1723. George was occupied as a swine herder and day labourer at Baerenbrunnerhof. In 1747 he married Catharina Sophia Friedel who was the daughter of the blacksmith in the area of Oberschlettenbach. By the time of the birth of thier 8th child, Johannes, they were living in the village of Schindhard.George and Catharine Sophia had 11 children over a span of nearly 25 years! Many of the Lambertus families now living in North America are descended from this line.
The children were: Johannes Michael (b.1747) Marie Barbara (b.1750) Anna Maria (b.1751) Catarina (b.1754) Johann Jacob (b.1756-1761) Johann Adam (b.1759) Maria Catharina (b.1762) Johannes (b.1764) Georg (b.1766) Johann Hienrich (b.1770)

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Generation 3
Johannes Michael Lambertus
George and Catharine Sophias first son was Johannes Michael Lambertus
Johannes Michael Lambertus (b.1747) married Eva Emmler and raised his family in Bindersbach. At some unknown point in time, the Bindersbach family became Catholic. Some of Michaels descendants came to Canada and the U.S.A. Michael and Eva Emmler had, at least, 7 children. They were: i)Catharine (b1775), Maria Eva (b.1778), Thomas (b.1780), Mauritio (b.1782), Margaretha (b.1788), Elisabeth (b.1789), and Phillip (b.1851).
Johann Adam - The Lewisville, Ohio Line.
The third son of George, Johann Adam Lambertus was born in Baerenbrunnerhof, Germany on December 12, 1759. He married Anna Maria Broedel 1788 in Wilgartsweisen.Adam and Anna, who lived in Hinterweidenthal, had the following children: George Jacob (1790), Johann Heinrich (1792), Johann Adam (1796-1800), and George Jacob (1799).Some of these children, and their descendants emmigrated to America.The oldest son, George Jacob(1790) married Elisabetha Dietz and had 3 children, that we know of; Michael(1814), Katharina(1816-1849), and Elisabetha(1819). Katharina married Leonhart Kipper, in Ohio, and had three children before she died in 1849. George Jacob (1799) married Magdelina Bott February 10, 1828 in Hinterweidenthal. Jacob and Magdelina had the following children: Elisabeth (1825), Johann Jacob (1828-1834), George Heinrich (1834), and Johann Jacob (1837). Records from Lewisville, Monroe County, Ohio indicate that Jacob and Magdelina landed in New York, July 1841.One other descendant associated with this family may also be found in Lewisville. Although George Lumbattis is said to have been born 'on the Atlantic Ocean' June 15, 1833,I beleive that this George is George Heinrich, the second son of George Jacob and Magdelena Bott. You can find a link to John W Lumbatis' genealogy pages by following the 'Lambertus Links'Johann Heinrich(1792) married Elisabetha Kuewert on February 18, 1818 in Hinterweidenthal. Henry and Elisabeth had the following children: Eva Catharine (1820), Philippina (1826), and Anna Maria (1829). We beleive that this family landed in Baltimore in the year 1833. It's possible that they may also be found in the Lewisville records.
Johann George III - Lanesville,Indiana.
Another of Johann George and Catharine Freidels' sons, Johann George II, was born 1766 in Oberschlettenbach, Pfalz, Bayern.George II married Elisabeh Dietz and had the following children: Catharine Elisabeth (1791), Johann Conrad (1796), Maria Catharina (1798), and Johann George III (1803)At least one of these children (George III) came to the new world.Johann George III was born in 1803 in Oberschlettenbach, Pfalz, Bayern, and died 1866 in Lanesville, Indianna.George married Eva Stoffel March 28, 1828 in Vorderweidenthal. George and Eva had the following children: Conrad (1833), Johann Jacob (1835), Apollonia (1836), Susan, George, Michael and Eva.Descendants of George III live in and around the Lanesville area to this day! if your related, drop them a line at: JERRY L BROWNS HOMEPAGE
Generation 4
Johann Thomas
Michaels first son, Thomas Lambertus (1780-1838) married Julianna Weis who was from the neighboring village of Waldhambach. . Their children were: Georgii (b.1803), George Jacob (b.1805), Margaretha (b.1807), Mauritius (b.1809), Anna Julianna (b.813), Magdelena and Jacob (b.1815), and Christian (b.1818).
Mauritio
Another of Michaels sons, Mauritio Lambertus, married Barbara Koenigsamen in 1807 and had the following children in Bindersbach: Marie Eva(1811), Michael(1814), Apollonia(1816), Adam(1818), Phillip(1821), Margaretha(1822) and Mary Magdelina(1825).
Johann Philipp - Marrissa, Illinois.
The youngest of Michaels sons was Jean Phillip Lambertus, Jean Phillip Lambertus, the son of Michael Lambertus and Eva Emmler, married Marie Eva Herrmann in 1807 and had the following children: Catharine(1815), Weber Phillip(1817), Christine(1819), Jacob George(1821), Julianna(1823), Apollonia(1824), Thomas(1827) and Marie Eva(1829). Julianna died at a month old and Marie Eva Herrmann died in 1831. In 1837 Jean Phillip came to America with his 4 eldest children. They settled near Bellville, Illinois. The yougest three children were left in Germany and came to America when Marie Eva was 13.
Generation 5
Georgii and Jacob - Canada.
Thomas and Juliannas two eldest boys were Georgii and George Jacob Both emmigrated to Ontario,Canada circa 1835-8. Thomas and Julianna died in Bindersbach. Thier youngest son, Jacob died at one year old. We don't know yet if Mauritius or Christian emmigrated. We know little yet of the sisters.Copyright © 1999,2000 Brian Lambertus

Maria married Johannes Jakob Stoffel on 29 May 1823 in Vorderweidenthal, Pfalz, Bayern. Johannes (son of Johannes Georg Stoffel and Maria Barbara Veiock) was born in 1800 in Darstein, Pfalz; died on 4 Jan 1839 in Darstein, Pfalz, Bayern. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Susanna married Johannes Jakob Keller on 9 Aug 1822. Johannes (son of Johannes Thomas Keller and Maria Elisabeth Veiock) was born on 9 Dec 1793 in Darstein, Pfalz; was christened on 11 Dec 1793 in Vorderweidenthal, Pfalz. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Notes for J. GEORGE LAMBERTUS:Before settling on a farm just north of Lanesville, Indiana, George and family lived in Pennsylvania for eight years. When they arrived in Indiana they settled on a 60 acre tract of rolling wooded land. They were drawn to the area by Mr. Seckle, a half-brother of George's wife. He owned a small farm which ajoined George's property. George paid $400 for the farm which became known as the "homeplace." It is still in the ownership of a descendent of the family today. At a later time an additional forty acres was purchased in adjoining land bringing the total land to one hundred acres. The land purchased belonged to Mr. Richmer and wife. The farm had a few cattle, hogs, chickens and was used to raise hay and grain crops. The nearest town was Lanesville, a couple of miles, and the distance to Louisville was twenty-three miles. The family was propably Lutheran as they soon became members of the local Lutheran Church just south of Lanesville.

Johannes married Eva Stoffel on 18 Mar 1828 in Vorderweidenthal, Pfalz, Bayern. Eva (daughter of Johannes Stephan Stoffel and Maria Barbara Sundheimer) was born on 25 Jul 1805 in Oberschlettenbach, Pfalz; died on 21 Sep 1898 in Franklin Township, Harrison County, Indiana, USA; was buried on 23 Sep 1898 in St. John's Lutheran Cemetery, Franklin, Harrison County, Indiana, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Anna Maria Bischoff. Anna (daughter of Johannes Michael Bischoff and Maria Katharina Böller) was born on 3 Sep 1797 in Oberschlettenbach, Pfalz; was christened on 6 Sep 1797 in Oberschlettenbach, Pfalz; died on 13 Oct 1851 in Dimbach, Pfalz, Bayern; was buried on 15 Oct 1851 in Dimbach, Pfalz, Bayern. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Johannes married Luise Bernhard on 5. April 1864 (standesamtlich). Luise (daughter of Georg Friedrich Endreß and Maria Katharina Bernhardy) was born on 6 Feb 1815 in Vorderweidenthal, Pfalz; died in in Vorderweidenthal, Pfalz, Bayern. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]