Ahnentafel #871 - Amelia Rosenboom

Amelia Catherine Rosenboom

Born: between 1728 & 1730 probably in Rotterdam

Died: after 1796, North Carolina

Buried: probably at Bethany United Church of Christ Cemetery, Davidson Co., NC, no stone identified

Married: ca. 1749 Philip Fox may have married in Germany, Holland or Philadelphia

Religion: member of St. Michael's Lutheran Church, Germantown, Philadelphia, PA

Records:

1750 - Philadelphia, PA - unclear whether Amelia immigrated with Philip Fox or met him at the boat.

1750 - Philadelphia Township, Philadelphia Co., PA - A Philip Fuchs appears on census index

1759 - Plumstead Township, Bucks Co. PA - map of the township shows her husband Philip owning 150 acres

1774- July 24 - Bern Church, Berks Co., PA - on church roll:

• Philip Fuchs & wife

Notebook - Virginia No. 6, Part 6

Kegley, Mary. Early Adventurers on the Western Waters, Kegley Books, 2003

Patrick Henry, assignee of Thos. Fleming, 3,000 acres on east side of Kentucky River on North Fork of Elkhorn Creek.

Patrick Henry, assignee of James Clark, 2,000 acres on North Fork of Elkhorn, adjoining the last mentioned entry. 

Patrick Henry and Hinkman, assignee of James Robertson, 2,000 acres on northeast side of the Kentucky near S. Meredith's entry of 3,000 acres on some waters near the head of Elkhorn Creek; also 1,000 acres, as assignee of Ware adjoining and between Meredith and Henry and Hyndman. . . . 

William Russell, assignee of Ross, 200 acres on Boons Creek, two miles from Kentucky River at a fine spring on a blazed buffalo road near where stands his name on a honey locust and walnut. 

• Map - Rivers & Creeks in Present West Virginia
• Map - Rivers & Creeks of Kentucky

Montgomery County Entries - upon warrants under the Act of Assembly for establishing a land office for this Commonwealth. . . . 

Notebook - Pennsylvania No. 5, Part 1

Bell, Herbert. History of Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, Chicago, IL: Brown, Runk & Co., Publishers, 1891.

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Eshleman, Frank. Historic Background & Annals of the Swiss & German Pioneer Settlers of Southeastern Pennsylvania, & Of Their Remote Ancestors, from the Middle of the Dark Ages, Down to the Time of the Revolutionary War, Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.

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Fulton, Eleanore. An Index to the Will Books & Intestate Records of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania 1729 - 1850, Southern Historical Press, Inc. 2018

• Fox, Christian 1793 
• Fox, Christopher 1788
• Fox, Edward 1739 
• Fox, James 1748
• Fox, John 1752
• Fox, John 1786

If these are English Foxes, they are not our line. 

• Galbraith, John 1753, Book B, Vol. 1, page 98
• Galbraith, John 1769, Book C, Vol. 1, page 174
• Galbraith, Robert 1746, Book A, Vol. 1, page 129

Notebook - North Carolina #2, Part 3

Bass, Cora. Marriage Bonds of Duplin County North Carolina, 1749-1868, Southern Historical Press, 1983.

Harris, Daniel x, Abbe Sanders, 21 Apr. 1801 bond David Durall. wit. Wm. Dickson, CC

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Bean, Eugene. Rowan County (N.C.) Records Early Settlers, Washington, DC: Carnahan Press, 1914.

Adams, Garner, Goodnight, Hinkle

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Bradley, Stephen, ed. Will Book C Franklin County, North Carolina, 1804-1812, no imprint, nd

[74] Will of Jacob Fox. March 22, 1807. Executors to sell as much of stock as needed to pay debts. To son Robert Fox the negroes Mary, Ned Burkly. To son Isham Fox negroes Adam, Nat, Noah. To son Richard Fox negroes Pat, Cyrus, Reuben. To son Arthur Fox negroes John, Peter Kere. To daughter Nancy Smith negroes Hannah, Gooden. Lend to wife Elizabeth Fox the use during her life of all lands, all household and kitchen furniture; the use of the negroes Mark, Tom, Lucy, Easter and her child; the use of all livestock (after debts paid). After her death to son Richard Fox all my lands; to Nancy Smith Tom and Lucy; remainder of estate be divided equally among Robert Fox, Isham Fox, Arthur