Frederick Lewey and Anna Maria Charles

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Husband Frederick Lewey

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           Born: 1750-1760
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       Marriage: 

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Wife Anna Maria Charles

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           Born: 
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           Died: Abt 1830 - (Guilford or Orange Co., NC)
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         Father: Hans Michael Charles (      -Abt 1813)
         Mother: 

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Children

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1 M John Lewey

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           Born: 1780-1790
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         Spouse: Pilbina (      -      )

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2 M Frederick Lewey

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           Born: 1780-1790
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         Spouse: Elisabeth (Abt 1790-      )

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3 M Jacob Lewey

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           Born: 1790-1800
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4 M Adam Lewey

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           Born: 17 Apr 1802 - North Carolina (Orange or Guilford Co.)
     Christened: 20 Apr 1802 - Guilford Co., North Carolina 1
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5 F daughter Lewey

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           Born: 3 Sep 1807 - North Carolina (Orange or Guilford Co.)
     Christened: 23 Sep 1807 - Guilford Co., North Carolina 1
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General Notes: Husband - Frederick Lewey

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CENSUS:

<pre>1830 Guilford Co., North Carolina; pg 172
Frederick Lewey 0000000001 -- 0001; no slaves
male female
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He is 3 entries away from his son Jacob Lewey.

FRIEDENS LUTHERAN CHURCH:

The Friedens Evangelical Lutheran Church was founded in 1745 and is located in Gibsonville, in the eastern part of present-day Guilford County, N.C., near the Alamance County line. It is today a functioning Lutheran church.

A translation of the "1800-1853 Frieden Lutheran Church Book" can be seen at

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~bruckner/koontz.htm

The original is mostly in German. The first 87 pages are baptismal records, and most of the remainder consists of lists of communicants who participated in Holy Communion on specific dates. See notes under Elizabeth's father Michael Charles for all communicant entries relative to him and his children and for other details.

Between 1805 and 1830 Friederich Luy is in the list of communicants of the Friedens Church 13 times. In some cases he appears as "Friedrich Luy Sr" and sometimes as "Friedrich Lui and his wife, Anna Maria". In one case he and his son, Friedrich, appear together. When only "Friedrich Luy" is in the records, we don't know whether it refers to the father or the son. Both names are spelled in several different ways. Anna Maria appears 7 times with her husband and 6 times by herself. John Luy (son of Friedrich and Anna Maria) appears 4 times and another son Jacob appears once. After 1824 Elizabeth Luy and Polly Luy appear frequently. Johannes Lui was confirmed on September 7, 1805; Jacob Luy and Friedrich Luy were confirmed on December 2, 1809.

On several occasions Frederick Luy and his wife were baptismal sponsors:

22 Feb 1807 - Friederich Luy and his wife Anna Maria - child of Johannes Buhn
22 May 1809 - Fritirich Luy and his wife Anna - Michael, son of John and Catharina Gun
21 Mar 1813 - Frieterich Luy and his wife Anna - Johan, son of James & Elisabeth Esig
15 May 1817 - Friederich Luy Sen. and wife -- daughter of his son Johannes
23 Nov 1817 - Friederich Luy and wife - daughter of David May

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General Notes: Wife - Anna Maria Charles

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FRIEDENS LUTHERAN CHURCH:

See notes under her husband.

DEATH DATE:

Friedrich Luy generally appears in the list of communicants of the Friedens Lutheran Church with his wife. They are in the list for the last time in June 1829. In May 1830 and in October 1830 he is in the list alone. She is not in the 1830 census.

BIRTH & MARRIAGE DATES:

Two sons were born in the 1780s based on the census. We can deduce that their mother was born in the early 1770s or earlier. Since she had 2 children before 1790, she was probably married in 1786 or earlier.

1 Henry Reeves, translator, "1800-1853 Frieden Lutheran Church Book," pg 17. Repository: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~bruckner/koontz.htm.