This catalog, which includes information about all the Upper Places, is interesting in part because it identifies some non-Moravian families and bound servants who rented or worked on some Christiansbrunn properties in the years after 1796, when the single brothers' economy was discontinued.,
Christian Henry Beck
1757-1843. Born in Bethlehem. Worked as an assistant in the brewery and as a shoemaker. Married in 1790 and lived at Christiansbrunn with his family.
Anna Christina (Eyerle) Beck
1764-1833. Married Christian Beck in 1790 and lived at Christiansbrunn with her family.Anna Christiana Beck
1798-1846. Born in Christiansbrunn.Sybilla Elisabeth Beck
1796-????. Born in Christiansbrunn.Peter Best
Information unknown. With his wife, he rented the smithy at Christiansbrunn until March 1800.Mary Margaret Best
Information unknown. She lived at Christiansbrunn with her husband, who rented the smithy at Christiansbrunn until March 1800.John Michael Fey / Vieh [?]
1785-????. Born in Plainfield Township, Pennsylvania.Nicolaus Fleissner
1720-1801. Born in Asch, Czech Republic. Worked as a helper on the plantation and as a thresher, and attended to the cellar.Jacob Fuchs
Information unknown. He lived with his parents on a Christiansbrunn farm, which in 1799 they had rented for seven years.Magdalena Fuchs
Information unknown. She lived with her parents on a Christiansbrunn farm, which in 1799 they had rented for seven years.John Georg Fuchs
Information unknown. He and his wife seem to have rented a Christiansbrunn farm for 7 years by 1799.Anna Elisabeth Fuchs
Information unknown. She and her husband seem to have rented a Christiansbrunn farm for 7 years by 1799.Heinrich Haldemann
1784-????. A boy who had been bound since November 1799 and was obligated for a year.Catherine Haller
Information unknown.Johann Adam Huth
1737-1802. Born in Hanau, Germany. Only had one arm; worked as a farmer.Widow Klein
Information unknown.Paul Micksch
1763-1836. Born in Bethlehem. Worked as a smith salesman. Entered, and crossed out, on 1781 tax preparation list.Maria Elizabeth (Rothrock) Micksch
1781-1867. Born in Springfield Township, Bucks County. Married Paul Micksch in 1795 and lived at Christiansbrunn.Johann August Peterman
1775-????. A non-Moravian living with his mother and siblings at Christiansbrunn in 1799.Johann Werner Peterman
1786-????. A non-Moravian living with his mother and siblings at Christiansbrunn in 1799.Ludwig Christian Peterman
1792-????. Living with his mother and siblings at Christiansbrunn in 1799.Hans Peterson
1755-1805. Born in Ostruz, Holstein. Arrived in Christiansbrunn in September 1786. Worked as a farmer.Polyxena Peterman
1756-???? A non-Moravian widow living at Christiansbrunn with her 4 children in 1799.Margaret Elizabeth Peterson
1794-????. A non-Moravian living with her mother and siblings at Christiansbrunn in 1799.Martin Ramstein
Information unknown. Seems to have lived with and served Peter and Mary Margaret Best, who rented the smithy at Christiansbrunn.Johannes Schultz
1757-1817. Born in Gnadenthal. Worked on the plantation.Matthaeus Schultz
1752-1826. Born in Cotbus, Germany. Arrived in Christiansbrunn in October 1791. Worked as a farmer and served as "hall-servant" at Christiansbrunn until 1 November 1801.Rachel (Frevel) Schultz
1766-1845. Married to Matthew Schultz.Margaret Serfass | Margaret Cervass
1776-????. A single woman bound since April 1796 and obligated until April 1800.Elisabeth Serfass | Elisabeth Cervass
1780-????. A single woman bound since October 1796 and obligated until October 1800.Daniel Slabach
Information unknown. He and his wife Elizabeth seem to have been working in Christiansbrunn as bound servants in 1799. They had two children.Elizabeth Slabach
Information unknown. She and her husband Daniel seem to have been working in Christiansbrunn as bound servants. They had two...John Georg Slabach
1799-????. Child of Daniel and Elizabeth Slabach, who were probably working as bound servants at Christiansbrunn.Paul Slabach
Information unknown. Child of Daniel and Elizabeth Slabach, who were probably working as bound servants at Christiansbrunn.Johan Jacob Stotz
1748-1800. Born in Lauffen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Worked as a leather worker and on the farms.