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Christian Shoup (Schaub)

Male 1717 - 1751  (~ 34 years)


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  • Name Christian Shoup (Schaub) 
    Born ca 1717  Basel, Switzerland Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Gender Male 
    Died 1751  New Providence, Lancaster Co., PA Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Person ID I23520  Jacob and Barbara (Schenk) Hoover
    Last Modified 25 May 2017 

    Father Martin Shoup (Schaub),   b. ca 1695, Basel, Switzerland Find all individuals with events at this location,   d. ca 1750, Frederick County, MD Find all individuals with events at this location  (Age ~ 55 years) 
    Mother Unknown Wife 
    Family ID F9136  Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

    Family Barbara 
    Children 
     1. John Shoup (Schaub)
     2. Minister Christian Shoup (Schaub),   b. ca 1740,   d. 1823  (Age ~ 83 years)
     3. Martin Shoup (Schaub)
     4. Heinrich Shoup (Schaub)
    Last Modified 2 Dec 2015 
    Family ID F9134  Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  • Notes 
    • From: Dave Shaffer, Coatesville, PA, 01 Sep 2005

      See father, Martin SCHAUB, for other notes. Christian Schaup married Barbara (unk) and settled on 150 acres along the Big Beaver Creek, about 2 miles north of the present-day town of New Providence, Lancaster Co. The creek is the border between Strasburg and (then) Martic (now New Providence),Townships. The estate was actually in Strasburg Twp. Christian purchased the land from Jacob Groff, grandson of immigrant Hans Groff, but died before the deed was filed. Christian's will, written in 1748, three years before his death, left the estate to his four sons, John, Christian, Martin and Henry. The will was rejected by the court, since he couldn't transfer property that wasn't officially his. Jacob Groff, a close family friend, agreed to sell the land to Barbara, and in 1756 she in turn sold it to son John in exchange for her perpetual care. But John married (Elizabeth Bean) and in 1762 sold the land back to Barbara and moved to Donegal Twp where he died in 1783. Barbara then willed the land to son Christian (Elizabeth Schenk). Her son Martin died in his minority, never marrying.

      Christian Schaub/Schaup. b: ca. 1722 d: 1751. Married Barbara____d: 1793. Strasburg, PA.

      a. John Shaup. b: ca 1745 d: 1783. Married 8 Aug 1761 at St. James Episcopal Church Elizabeth Beam. E. Donegal Twp. Elizabeth married second John Eshleman b: 5 Sep 1732 d: 1801, son of Christian and Anna (Herman) Eshleman.

      b. Christian Shaup. d: abt. 1807. Married Elizabeth Shenk b: abt. 1748 d: bef 1795, daughter of Christian and Barbara (Good) Schenk of Martic Twp. Resided in Strasburg Twp.

      c. Martin Shaup. Died as a minor (under age 21) with no issue.

      d. Henry Shaub. b: abt. 1750 d: 1822. Married abt. 1774 Barbara Herr b: 7 Feb, 1754 d: 24 Mar 1846 daughter of Abraham and Feronica (Hostetter) Herr. Henry and Barbara are buried in Willow Street (Brick) Mennonite Cemetery.

      From Dave Shaffer 3 Nov 2005
      Immigrant Martin Schaub's (Sr) son Christian Schaup remained in Lancaster Co, PA. He was the progenitor of three major lines of Shaubs/Shaups by sons John, Christian, and Henry. His fourth son, Martin, died young without issue. I am descended from son John Shaub, as follows:

      Martin Schaub

      Christian Schaup/ Barbara

      John Shaup/ Elizabeth Bean

      John Shaup/ Elizabeth Gochenour

      John Shaub/ Elizabeth Bair

      John Shaub/ Susan Scott

      Sarah Shaub was the thirteenth child of John Shaub and Susan Scott. She was my grandmother.
      My father (Shaffer) was born out of wedlock to Sarah Shaub. I never found a clue as to who the father was. Likely he died during WW1.

      Born in 1944, I graduated from the Engineering school at Temple University in Philadelphia. Fran, my wife and I spent a career in the military service, then as a mechanical engineer, but have not been working due to worsening pain from being disabled in Vietnam. I needed something to do that was both challenging and fun. Every day I learn something new.
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