Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
BirthJul 6, 1723, France [48]
Deathaft 1758, Guilford County, North Carolina [48]
BurialCobles Lutheran Cemetery, 5200 Coble Church Rd, Julian, Guilford County, North Carolina [48]
FatherJohannes Hans AMICK EMIGH (1682-1748)
MotherAnna Eva Dorothea ROTTER (1692-1759)
Spouses
BurialCobles Lutheran Cemetery, 5200 Coble Church Rd, Julian, Guilford County, North Carolina [48], [3281], [31755], [31756]
Father"Johann" Hans Georg GOBEL-KOBEL Jr. (1693-1765)
Mother“Barbara” Maria GEISLER KOBEL (1695-<1761)
ChildrenAnna Dorothy (1756-1832)
Ludwig Lewis (1751-1809)
Mary (~1750-)
Catherine (~1764-)
Mary Elizabeth (1746->1796)
Obituary Online notes for “Mary” Anna Maria AMICK EMIG
Anna Maria 'Mary' AMICK is the daughter of Johannes AMICK and his wife Eva Dorothea ROTTER immigrants from Alsace, France.
Anna Maria 'Mary' AMICK, age 16, married German immigrant Antonius Anthony COBLE, age 22, in 1739 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania shortly after their families came to America.
Anna Maria 'Mary' AMICK and Antonius Anthony COBLE are believed to have the following 12 children:
1. Johannes Georg COBLE III, b. 1742 PA
2. Maria Eva COBLE, b. 1746 PA
3. Molly "Holly" COLBE (KOBEL), b. 1748 PA
4. Ludwig Lewis COBLE, b. 1751 PA
5. Thorely (Turley) Dorothy KOBEL, b. 1752 PA
6. Johann David "John" COBLE, b. 1753 PA
7. Maria Magdalena "Molly" COBLE, b. 1753 PA
8. Nicholas J COBLE, Rev War Soldier, b. 1754 NC
9. Maria Barbara COBLE, b. 1756 NC
10. David COBLE, b. 1760 NC
11. Catherine COBLE, b. 1764 NC
12. Mary Magdalina COBLE, b. 1766
Most likely this family migrated down the Great Wagon Road through the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia in 1754 from Lancaster, Pennsylvania to Colonial Orange (now Alamance)County, North Carolina.
Gravesite Details
There is no actual proof Anna AMICK COBLE is buried in this cemetery, but a number of COBLE graves are located here. [31757]
Anna Maria 'Mary' AMICK, age 16, married German immigrant Antonius Anthony COBLE, age 22, in 1739 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania shortly after their families came to America.
Anna Maria 'Mary' AMICK and Antonius Anthony COBLE are believed to have the following 12 children:
1. Johannes Georg COBLE III, b. 1742 PA
2. Maria Eva COBLE, b. 1746 PA
3. Molly "Holly" COLBE (KOBEL), b. 1748 PA
4. Ludwig Lewis COBLE, b. 1751 PA
5. Thorely (Turley) Dorothy KOBEL, b. 1752 PA
6. Johann David "John" COBLE, b. 1753 PA
7. Maria Magdalena "Molly" COBLE, b. 1753 PA
8. Nicholas J COBLE, Rev War Soldier, b. 1754 NC
9. Maria Barbara COBLE, b. 1756 NC
10. David COBLE, b. 1760 NC
11. Catherine COBLE, b. 1764 NC
12. Mary Magdalina COBLE, b. 1766
Most likely this family migrated down the Great Wagon Road through the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia in 1754 from Lancaster, Pennsylvania to Colonial Orange (now Alamance)County, North Carolina.
Gravesite Details
There is no actual proof Anna AMICK COBLE is buried in this cemetery, but a number of COBLE graves are located here. [31757]
Obituary Online notes for Antonius (Spouse 1)
Anthony Cobel, born in Hoffenheim, Baden, Germany and died in Guilford County, NC.
Anthony Coble Married Anna Maria Amick in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Source: research done by Michael Cavenaugh, Glass family genealogist denoted on the Guilford County Genealogy Association Website.
Find A Grave contributor Dennis York has made a suggestion:
May I suggest as a Family Genealogist of over 50 years with many of my German immigrant ancestors buried in the Richland Lutheran Cemetery north east of Liberty, that cemetery is good candidate for being the burial location for Anthony Coble. Another good Choice is: "Coble Church Cemetery, Guilford County, NC." [31756]
Anthony Coble Married Anna Maria Amick in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Source: research done by Michael Cavenaugh, Glass family genealogist denoted on the Guilford County Genealogy Association Website.
Find A Grave contributor Dennis York has made a suggestion:
May I suggest as a Family Genealogist of over 50 years with many of my German immigrant ancestors buried in the Richland Lutheran Cemetery north east of Liberty, that cemetery is good candidate for being the burial location for Anthony Coble. Another good Choice is: "Coble Church Cemetery, Guilford County, NC." [31756]