Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
NameJohannes Nicholas MICHAEL “MICHEL” 
210, Johan Nicholas / Nickell,360,404, Johannes Michel-20 September 1720 – 23 October 1760 • L66Z-HZ4,470, Johannes Nicholas Michael
210, Johan Nicholas / Nickell,360,404, Johannes Michel-20 September 1720 – 23 October 1760 • L66Z-HZ4,470, Johannes Nicholas MichaelBirthApr 24, 1696, Germany210,360,470, Johannes Nicholas Michael
Death1781, Rowan County, North Carolina470, Johannes Nicholas Michael
BurialPilgrim Reformed Church, 797 Old Pilgrim Ch. Rd, Lexington, Davidson County, North Carolina404, Johannes Michel-20 September 1720 – 23 October 1760 • L66Z-HZ4,470, Johannes Nicholas Michael
BirthSep 20, 1720, Columbia, New York404, Johannes Michel-20 September 1720 – 23 October 1760 • L66Z-HZ4
DeathPennsylvania210
DeathOct 23, 1760, Rowan County, North Carolina360,404, Johannes Michel-20 September 1720 – 23 October 1760 • L66Z-HZ4
FlagsEarliest Ancestor
FatherWilliam Frederick MICHAEL (1670-1746)
MotherElizabeth BAKER (1672-)
Spouses
Birth1695, Germany470, Anna Elisabetha Lentz Michael
Death1731, Germany470, Anna Elisabetha Lentz Michael
MarriageJan 31, 1717, Niedershausen, Hesse, Germany470, Johannes Nicholas Michael
Birth1698, Rhineland-Palatinate Pfalz, Germany470, Anna Christina Scheherer Michael
DeathSep 11, 1799, Augusta County, Virginia470, Anna Christina Scheherer Michael
BurialThorney Branch Cemetery, Sangerville, Augusta County, Virginia470, Anna Christina Scheherer Michael
ChildrenJohann Peter (1718-)
Anna Catharine (1720-)
Johann Frederick (1723-1798)
Anna Christina (1723-)
Johann Jacob (1727-)
John Bernhardt (1729-1808)
Frederick (1735-1798)
Obituary Online notes for Johannes Nicholas MICHAEL “MICHEL”
Johannes Nicholas Michael, arrived at the Port of Philadelphia on the 9th of September 1738, with his oldest son, Johannes Frederick Michael, on the Ship Glasgow. No wife was mentioned in the passenger list. The ship Glasgow arrived Sept. 9, 1738, with 349 Palatinates imported, Walter Sterling, Master, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes, England.
Johan Nickel Micahel and Johan Frid. Michael, who were males above the age of 16 years.
He was born April 24, 1696, in the Palatinate region of Germany, and was approximately 42 years old when he arrived in the Colonies. He had been married on Jan 31st, 1717, Niedershausen, Hesse, Germany, to Anna Elisabetha Lentz, she was born 1695 and died in 1731, in Germany.
He traveled with his son Christian Michael to the settlement in Rowan County, North Carolina. It is assumed he is buried at the Pilgrim Reformed Church Cemetery. His death year is 1781, in “Old Rowan County”; the area of the county that he resided is now known as Davidson County.
His known children were:
Johann Peter Michel, born 1718
Anna Catharine Michael, born 1720, married to Johann Peter Wuertz in April 1739, Niedershausen, Germany.
Johann Frederick Michael, born 1721, immigrated to the Colonies.
Anna Christina Michel, born 1723
Johann Jacob Michel, 1727
Christian Martin Mikel, born 1740-1811, married March 5, 1765 in Dauphin, Pennsylvania to Maria Barbara Eisenhauer, born 1747-1808. Death in Rowan County, North Carolina.
Eva Elizabetha Michael, born 1740
Dr. Adelaide L. Fries, a Moravian researcher, stated that Anson County was established in 1750. In 1753, it became Rowan County, and remained such until Davidson County, NC was created in 1822. 470, Johannes Nicholas Michael
Johan Nickel Micahel and Johan Frid. Michael, who were males above the age of 16 years.
He was born April 24, 1696, in the Palatinate region of Germany, and was approximately 42 years old when he arrived in the Colonies. He had been married on Jan 31st, 1717, Niedershausen, Hesse, Germany, to Anna Elisabetha Lentz, she was born 1695 and died in 1731, in Germany.
He traveled with his son Christian Michael to the settlement in Rowan County, North Carolina. It is assumed he is buried at the Pilgrim Reformed Church Cemetery. His death year is 1781, in “Old Rowan County”; the area of the county that he resided is now known as Davidson County.
His known children were:
Johann Peter Michel, born 1718
Anna Catharine Michael, born 1720, married to Johann Peter Wuertz in April 1739, Niedershausen, Germany.
Johann Frederick Michael, born 1721, immigrated to the Colonies.
Anna Christina Michel, born 1723
Johann Jacob Michel, 1727
Christian Martin Mikel, born 1740-1811, married March 5, 1765 in Dauphin, Pennsylvania to Maria Barbara Eisenhauer, born 1747-1808. Death in Rowan County, North Carolina.
Eva Elizabetha Michael, born 1740
Dr. Adelaide L. Fries, a Moravian researcher, stated that Anson County was established in 1750. In 1753, it became Rowan County, and remained such until Davidson County, NC was created in 1822. 470, Johannes Nicholas Michael