In this catalog (which contains entries for the congregation at Nazareth as well), somebody has penciled in trades/occupations next to many of the names. These penciled-in trades have not yet been integrated into this website.
Mary (Titus)
1766-1822. Born in Gnadenthal. Daughter of Hannah and Joseph; married Peter Titus on May 7, 1792.Hannah
1761-1821. Born in Gnadenthal. Daughter of Hannah and Joseph.Joseph
1715-1781. Born in Guinea. Lived at Christiansbrunn with his wife Hannah and daughters on tax lists from 1773-81.Johann Anders
1748-1779. Born in Nazareth. Occupation unknown.Joachim Bell
Information unknown. Listed as "ad interim" in 1778 catalog. Seems to have arrived from Bethlehem to Christiansbrunn in 1777.David Beutel
1755-1825. Born in Berbice, Guyana. Worked as a helper in the field.
Johann Biefel
1746-1780. Born in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. Occupation unknown.Ludwig Biefel
1752-1797. Born in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. Worked as a farmer and in the cellar.Johann Friedrich Boehner
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.
Johann Brandmüller
1736-1812. Born in Basel, Switzerland. Seems to arrived in Christiansbrunn as an assistant in the washhouse. Worked as a baker. Identified as infirm on 1773-1775 tax lists.Nathaniel Braun
1763-1813. Born in Nazareth. Became a teacher and pastor.Andreas Broksch
1702-1790. Born in Bürgenwald in Upper Silesia, Poland. Worked as a farmer and a gardener.Johann David Brucker
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.
Friedrich Danke
1745-1793. Born near Hannover, Germany. Occupation unknown.
Christian Demuth
1740-1781. Birthplace unknown. Worked as a thresher.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.Martin Freyhube
1720-1813. Born in Olesnica, Poland. Worked as a waggoner, cobbler, a farmer, and in the distillery.Johann Nicolaus Funck
1720-1795. Born in Neuendorff, Germany. Worked as a plantation worker, a headmaster, and a cellar master.Henry Gerstberger
1713-1797. Born in Langendorf, Germany. Worked as a builder.Peter Goetje, Sr.
1716-1798. Born in Holstein, Germany. Worked as a shoemaker. Lived in Christiansbrunn as a widower.Peter Goetje, Jr.
1747-1786. Born in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. Occupation unknown.Georg Wenzeslaus Golkowsky
1725-1813. Born in Cieszyn, Poland. Worked as a carpenter, an accounting officer, and a land surveyor.Christian Ludwig Grunwalde
1721-1793. Born in Priegnitz, Germany. Worked as a plantation worker.William Henry
1757-1821. Born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Worked as a gunsmith.Jacob Herrmann
1715-1803. Born in Holstein. Worked as a stocking weaver. Left Christiansbrunn for Bethlehem in 1796.Johannes Hirt
1760-????. Born in Nazareth. Worked as a plantation worker.Andreas Holder
1731-1779. Born in New York. Worked as a linen weaver.Johann Adam Huth
1737-1802. Born in Hanau, Germany. Only had one arm; worked as a farmer.Daniel Kamm
1715-1782. Born in Würtemberg, Germany. Worked as a cobbler. Identified as infirm on 1773 tax list. Entered, and crossed out, on 1781 tax preparation list.Matthaeus Krause
1747-1799. Born in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. Worked as a farmer. Entered, and crossed out, on 1781 tax preparation list.Samuel Lauck
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.Joseph Levering
1755-1797. Born in Bethlehem. Worked as a gun stocker and as distiller. Married the widow Elizabeth Smith in 1787 and lived with his wife in Christiansbrunn until they moved to Nazareth, where Levering worked as a tinker, a blacksmith, and (in the 1790s) a gun stocker.Jacob Loesch, Jr.
1760-1821. Born in Bethabara, NC. Worked as a gun stocker. Entered, and crossed out, on 1781 tax preparation list.Johannes Loesch
1764-????.Christian Matthiesen
1712-1796. Born in Jutland, Denmark. Worked as a beer brewer and a distiller.Johann Christian Micksch
1752-1823. Born in Bethlehem. Arrived in Christiansbrunn in 1775, where he worked as a master smith. Married Philippina Loesch and lived as a married couple at Christiansbrunn. Moved to Nazareth by 1796.David Micksch
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.Paul Micksch
1763-1836. Born in Bethlehem. Worked as a smith salesman. Entered, and crossed out, on 1781 tax preparation list.Nathaniel Micksch
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.Peter Mücke
1747-1816. Born in Nazareth. Worked as a farmer. Lived in Christiansbrunn as a single man and again as a married man, with his wife and family.Matthaeus Mücke
1755-1832. Born in Bethlehem. Worked in the laundry and as a farmer. Married Catherine Blickensderfer in 1782 and the couple lived at Christiansbrunn.Lorenz Nielsen
1715-1785. Born in Calstrup, Denmark. Worked as a carpenter. Identified as infirm on 1773 tax list.Johann Georg Ohneberg
1751-1781. Son of missionaries.Carl Gottlob Opitz
1754-????. Birthplace unknown. Occupation unknown.Phillip Jacob Reizenbach
1725-1802. Born in Regensburg, Germany. Occupation unknown.Martinus Roleder
1724-1797. Born in Zauchtenthal, Moravia. Worked as a farmer and took care of the pigs. Moved to Nazareth Hall on 30 May 1757 and later to Christiansbrunn. Left Christiansbrunn for Bethlehem in 1796.Anna Elizabeth Ruch
1772-????. Born in Christiansbrunn.Johanna Maria Ruch
1777-????. Born in Christiansbrunn.Anna (Maria Christina) Beck [Walter] Ruch
1739-????. Born in Georgia.Michael Ruch
1718-1790. Born in Bad Heilbrunn, Germany. Worked as a butcher, but also helped out within the households as he could.Michael Ruch II
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).Jacob Rüssler
1714-1781. Born at Hessen-Cassel. Worked as a cook.Friedrich Schaefer
1757-????. Born in Gnadenthal. Worked as a farmer. Entered, and crossed out, on 1781 tax preparation list.Johannes Andreas Scheffler
1715-1791. Born in Niederbronn-les-Bains, France. Worked as a carpenter.
Christoph Schmidt
1714-c.1781.Born in Nuremberg, Germany. Worked as a tailor and Hexelschmitt. Came to Christiansbrunn in October 1767.Jacob Friedrich Schmidt
1758-1834. Born in Bethlehem. Worked as a farmer and as a carpenter.
Johannes Schnall
1754-1819. Born in Bethlehem. Worked as a flour miller and as a deacon.Jacob Schnall
1761-1818. Born in Bethlehem. Worked as a farmer and as a carter, transporting items.
Johann Schuerzer
1743-1785. Born in the Palatinate, Germany. Worked as a carter, providing transportation services.
Johannes Schultz
1757-1817. Born in Gnadenthal. Worked on the plantation.Joseph Schweisshaupt
1764-1842. Born on road to Lititz. Worked as a tailor.Lucia (Biezer) Spohn
1714-1788. Lived with her husband, Matthew Spohn, at Christiansbrunn until his death.Matthias Spohn
1711-1781. Born in Würtemberg, Germany. Occupation unknown. Identified as married man on 1766-1781 tax lists.Christian Friedrick Steinman
1739-1808. Born in Epstein, Germany. Worked as a brewer and a farmer.Samuel Steup
1757-1822. Born in Gnadenthal, Pennsylvania. Worked as a cook and on the plantation.Immanual Striebe
Information unknown. Listed as "ad interim" in 1778 catalog. Seems to have moved from Bethlehem to Christiansbrunn in 1777.Matthias Tomerup
1725-1778. Born in Jutland. Worked as a brass and bell founder, arriving in Christiansbrunn only in 1777.Johann Georg Wallis
Information unknown. Identified as "ad interim" (in the interim). Wallis had been in North Carolina, leaving there in late 1775.Johan George Weiss
1758-1811. Born in Bethlehem. Worked as a gunsmith.