Joshua
????-1761. Born in Nigeria, had been an enslaved servant of Timothy Horsfield. Worked as a butcher.
This catalog includes all persons included in the Bethlehem Economy, and so lists individuals in Nazareth, Friedensthal, etc.,--and also missionaries at Pachgatgoch (since the Bethlehem Economy supported them).
????-1761. Born in Nigeria, had been an enslaved servant of Timothy Horsfield. Worked as a butcher.
????-1760. One of the first cohort of boys sent to Christiansbrunn in September 1757, assigned to learn to be a tailor. Died at Christiansbrunn.
1732-1789. Born in Rosencranz in Holstein, Germany. Superintended some of the boys who arrived at Christiansbrunn in September 1757. Worked as a woodcutter. Left Christiansbrunn in 1762 for Lititz.
Information unknown.
1739-1803. Born in Saucon. Worked as a farmer. Moved to North Carolina in 1758.
1745-1791. Born in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands. One of the first boys to be sent to Christiansbrunn in September 1757, assigned to learn to be a tailor. Later worked as a tailor and a gardener.
1719-1797. Born in Skippack, Pennsylvania. Worked as a deacon.
1702-1790. Born in Bürgenwald in Upper Silesia, Poland. Worked as a farmer and a gardener.
1742-1790. Born in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. One of the first cohort of boys sent to Christiansbrunn, assigned to learn to be a shoemaker. Later worked as a master shoemaker. Went from Christiansbrunn to Lititz in 1769. Left Christiansbrunn again when he married on August 21, 1782.
1739-1818. Born in Alsace, France. Worked as a thresher. Lived as a single man and then later with his wife, Rosina, and their children at Christiansbrunn.
1729-1801. Born in Tumigad [modern equivalent unknown], Czech Republic. Worked as a carpenter/joiner/cabinet-maker.
1728-1762. Born in Zauchtenthal. Worked as a farmer.
1740-1781. Birthplace unknown. Worked as a thresher.
1722-1794. Born in Bad Liebenzell, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Arrived at Christiansbrunn in September 1757 to superintend some of the boys assigned to various trades and moved to Bethlehem in April 1764. Worked as a tailor.
1730-1802. Born in Aarau, Switzerland. Worked as a farmer and laborer. Left Christiansbrunn in 1762.
1720-1801. Born in Asch, Czech Republic. Worked as a helper on the plantation and as a thresher, and attended to the cellar.
1720-1813. Born in Olesnica, Poland. Worked as a waggoner, cobbler, a farmer, and in the distillery.
1708-1793. Born in Odense, Denmark. Worked as a chaplain and a deacon.
1720-1795. Born in Neuendorff, Germany. Worked as a plantation worker, a headmaster, and a cellar master.
1722-????. Born in Basel, Switzerland. Worked as a baker and laborer. Returned to Switzerland in 1762.
1740-1769. Born in Lebanon county. Occupation unknown.
1724-1760. Born in Quedlinburg, Germany. Arrived at Christiansbrunn in September 1757 to superintend some of the boys assigned to various trades. Worked as a tailor.
1713-1791. Born in Lindau, Saxony, Germany. Worked as a household helper. Seems to have moved to Nazareth Hall in 1765.
1753-1824. Born in Bethlehem. Worked as a weaver.
1728-1794. As a widow, she married George Huber and lived with her family, for a time, at Christiansbrunn.
1718-1790. Born in Baden, Germany. Worked as a smith. Married the widow Anna Marie Berck Lenhert in 1757 and lived with his family at Christiansbrunn.
1707-????. Born in Tschittenitz. Worked as a shepherd in Christiansbrunn, later as a potter in Bethlehem.
Information unknown.
1713-1786. Born in Anspach, Germany. Worked as a shirt tailor and a barber ("employed in House-Work" in 1756). Identified as inform on 1773-1775 tax list.
Birth and death years unknown. Birthplace unknown. Worked in the barn and in the store.
1732-????. Born in Strasburg, Germany. Occupation unknown. Moved to North Carolina in 1758.
1737-1811. Born in Tulpehocken. Worked as a builder.
Information unknown.
1712-1796. Born in Jutland, Denmark. Worked as a beer brewer and a distiller.
1743-1817. Birthplace unknown. One of the first cohort of boys sent to Christiansbrunn in September 1757, assigned to learn agriculture. Worked as a thresher. Moved to Salem in 1771.
1722-1782. Born in Würtemberg. Arrived at Christiansbrunn in September 1757 to superintend some of the boys assigned to various trades. Worked as a cobbler.
1745-1793. Born in Nazareth. One of the first cohort of boys to be sent to Christiansbrunn in September 1757, assigned to learn agriculture. Worked as a plantation worker and a woodcutter.
1743-1827. Born in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. One of the first cohort of boys sent to Christiansbrunn, assigned to agriculture. Later worked as a thresher, a miller, and a farmer. Entered, but crossed out, on 1781 tax preparation list.
1715-1785. Born in Calstrup, Denmark. Worked as a carpenter. Identified as infirm on 1773 tax list.
Information unknown. One of the first cohort of boys sent to Christiansbrunn in September 1757, assigned to learn to be a shoemaker. Later worked as a thresher.
1745-????. Birthplace unknown. One of the first cohort of boys sent to Christiansbrunn in September 1757, assigned to learn to be a scribe. Later worked as a woodcutter.
Information unknown. One of the first cohort of boys sent to Christiansbrunn in September 1757, assigned to learn to be a scribe.
Information unknown. One of the first cohort of boys sent to Christiansbrunn in September 1757, assigned to learn to be a scribe.
1709-1773. Born in Rügen, Germany. Worked as a builder.
1743-????. Born in Bethlehem. One of the first cohort of boys sent to Christiansbrunn in September 1757, assigned to learn to be a tailor. Later apprenticed as a gunstocker.
1744-????. Birthplace unknown. Occupation unknown.
1718-1790. Born in Bad Heilbrunn, Germany. Worked as a butcher, but also helped out within the households as he could.
1727-1797. Born in Eckendorf, Alsace. Worked as a farmer and as a brewer. Listed as a married man on 1771-1781 tax lists, living with his two daughters (1781).
1714-1781. Born at Hessen-Cassel. Worked as a cook.
1744-1803. Birthplace unknown. One of the first cohort of boys sent to Christiansbrunn in September 1757, assigned to learn agriculture. Later worked as a woodcutter. Moved to North Carolina.
1715-1791. Born in Niederbronn-les-Bains, France. Worked as a carpenter.
1733-????. Born in Suchdol nad Odrou, Czech Republic. Worked as a mason.
1727-1809. Born in Zauchtel, Moravia. Worked as a carpenter and linen weaver.
1696-1785. Born in Jütland, Denmark. Held no working positions due to old age.
1721-1760. Born in Switzerland. Worked as a locksmith. Returned to Christiansbrunn on 30 May 1757 [?] to live with and care for Jacob Rubel.
1711-1762. Born in Denckendorf, Germany. Worked as a tailor.
1727-1816. Born in Falkner Swamp, Pennsylvania. Lived with her husband and children (two in 1756) at Christiansbrunn.
1714-1763. Born in Germany. May have worked as a tailor. Lived with his wife and children (two in 1756) at Christiansbrunn.
1745-1800. Birthplace unknown. Was one of the first cohort of boys sent to Christiansbrunn in September 1757, assigned to learn to be a scribe. Later worked as a missionary.
????-1787. A Mahican woman, Christiana married the missionary Joseph Shebosh and they lived at Christiansbrunn.
1721-1788. Born in Skippack. Worked as a missionary. Married Christiana, a Mahican woman, and the couple lived at Christiansbrunn.
1729-1770. Born in Curland near Bauska, Latvia. Worked as a mason.
1739-1820. Born at Warwick, Pennsyvania. Worked as a smith.
1727-1790. Born in Frankfurt, Germany. Arrived at Christiansbrunn in September 1757 to superintend some of the boys assigned to various trades. Worked as a teacher and a deacon.
1711-1791. Born in Pomerania, Germany. Worked as a mason and a carpenter.
Information unknown. Married to Matthaeus Witke and raised her family at Christiansbrunn until his death in 1761. Moved to North Carolina in June 1762.
????-1761. Birthplace unknown. Worked with the livestock at Christiansbrunn. Lived with his wife and children at Christiansbrunn.
1721-1808. Born in Herrnhut, Germany. Worked as a missionary.
1718-1771. Born in Dzwonowo, Poland. Worked as a teacher.
Information unknown.