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Sfulk info - she received some info from Bob Carney 2/96.
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Note N202
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Record of Arrivals of the Binkleys' in America, D. F. Binkley, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 9/15/51
Rupp's Thirty Thousand Names, page 436; P167 lists arrival of Johannes Binackle.
Rupp's History of Lancaster Co., PA, page 270-1
Strassburger-Hibnk's Pennsylvania German Pioneers, page 152, Volume 1
History of Perry County Ohio by Clement L. Martzolff, 1902
Philander Binckley mentioned as planting Meridian Monument at New Lexington Fair, OH
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Memoirs Moravian Church, Bethania, NC
Photocopy of birth record
North Carolina Historical Commission, P2315
Strassburger-Hink's Pennsylvania German Pioneers, P63: lists Petter Pinkley, Petter Binkelie (photocopy of page with Peter's signature, P161)
Birthdate & deathdate used from Sfulk which is information she received from Elizabeth Harris: His parents and birth date from Bridget McCartney Rogier, whose notes also include a copy of his memoir and other information. Bethania graveyard gives death date and "age 89 years, 5 months, 18 days." first Moravian Church, York, Pennsylvania gives his birth date as March 2, 1704, in Kuckischberg, Canton Berne, Switzerland, and lists the children through Joseph, born 1761.
1773-Isaac Crawle bought Peter's land in Frederick County. This land would be in the vicinity of the present Catoctin Furance and Camp David, which is the presidential retreat.
1776-Peter Binckele was a wagoner in the Revolutionary War. He is listed in Public Accounts of the State of NC. And, he is mentioned in The Records of Moravians in NC, Vol III, P1125, "#8 by Peter Pinkley, his wagon in the Cross Creed Expedition as a Baggage and Provision Wagon for the Militia of Surry Co., NC, for 22 days. He was a Moravian minister."
Records of the Muddy Creek Reformed Church by William J. Hinke, Vol 1 & 2:
lists Peter Binckele and Magalene as serving as witnesses for baptism of daughter, Elizabeth, of Marx Binckely and Magadlene. Date was November 11, 1787.
Records of the Swamp Reformed Church of Little Cocalico in West Cocalico Township, Lancaster County, 1788-1882, by William J. Hinke: lists baptism December 14, 1800, Peter Binckle and Magdalene ?, daughter Anna Maria. Sponsors were Peter Binckle and Margaret (great grandfather and first wife, D.F.B.)
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Information from published Moravian Church records ["Records of the Moravian Church, York, Pennsylvania, Soul Register of the Congregation and Society and their children in Yorktown in the year 1780", published in Pennsylvania Vital Records from The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine and The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, 1983] is that Peter and Anna Maria's last two children were unnamed twins born 1 Sept. 1745 and that they were either stillborn or died shortly after birth as they are noted as being unbaptized. Also I show only fourteen children. Jacob, born 1736, is not their child. Peter did have a son named Jacob, born 8 Oct. 1767, by his second wife Anna Maria Margaretha Geiger, the widow of John Shemel.
Sara Binkley Tarpley
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The Records of Muddy Creek Reformed Church by William J. Hinke, Vol 1 & 2:
lists baptism of Henry Binckly and wife, Mary Catharine. Baptism of their daughter, Anna Maria.
Pastorial Records of Rev. John Waldschmidt, Lancaster Co., PA, 1752-1786, by William J. Hinke, Vol. 1 & 2: lists baptism of daughter Maria Catherine for Henry Binckle and wife, June 20, 1772.
Same records list Henry Binckle and Barbara in baptism of their daughter, Phillippus, March 15, 1778. Henry Binckle and Anna Maria, baptism of son, John, January 20, 1782. Under marriage records: February 4, 1783, John Loescher, son of Nicholas Loescher, and Elizabeth Binckly, daughter of Henry Binckly.
Records of the Swamp Reformed Church of Little Cocalico in West Cocalico Township, Lancaster County, 1788-1882, by William J. Hinke: list baptism June 2, 1799, Henry Binckle and Elizabeth, son Henry. May 6, 1800, Henry Binckle and Elizabeth, son John. May 1, 1801, Henry Pinckle and wife, son Sam. October 4, 1807, Henry Binckly and Elizabeth, daughter, Maria. September 18, 1808, Henry Binckly and Elizabeth, daughter Hannah. December 25, 1809, Henry Binckly and Elizabeth, son Benjamin. March 14, 1812, Henry Binckly and Elizabeth, daughter, Hannah.
June 2, 1805, John Binkley (youngest son of Heinrich Binkley) and Barbara, baptism of son, Henry. October 29, 1806, John Binckly and Barbara, daughter, Anna Maria. May 22, 1809, John Binckly and Barbara, son John.
History of St. Johns (Haines) Reformed Church (Wernersville) Lower Heidelberg Township, Berks County; Rev. W. J. Kershner, Pastor and Adam G. Lerch: August 14, 1748, Henry Binckley, son John Henry, baptized. December 8, 1771, Henry Binckley, son Christian, baptized. January 23, 1774, Henry Binkley, son Peter. P60, January 23, 1774, Henry Binkley, baptism of son. P61, April 21, 1776, Henry Binkley, daughter Elizabeth, baptism. P63, July 18, 1802, Henry Binckle, daughter, Sarah, born July 6, 1802.
Marriages - Pennsylvania Archives, Ser VI, Volume VI, P209: February 4, 1783, Elizabeth Binckley, daughter of Heinrich Binckley and Johannes Loscher, son of Nicholas Loscher.
Pennsylvania Archives, Ser. VI, Volume VI, P160, Baptism Records of John Waldschmidt, 1752-1736. Cocalico and Moden Krick, Lancaster County, PA: P160, June 20, 1772, Heinrich Binckle, daughter, Maria Catherina, baptism.