Jacob Arie
1745-1817. Born in Berbice, Guyana. Seems to have arrived in Christiansbrunn in 1762, where he lived with his family until they moved to Nazareth in 1774. Identified with his wife as "Molattos" and "free" on 1771-1773 tax lists.
Johann Biefel
1746-1780. Born in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. Occupation unknown.Johannes Bonn
1719-1797. Born in Skippack, Pennsylvania. Worked as a deacon.Heinrich Brunner
1739-1818. Born in Alsace, France. Worked as a thresher. Lived as a single man and then later with his wife, Rosina, and their children at Christiansbrunn.Detlef Delfs
1723-1795. Born in Emkendorf, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. Worked as a cobbler and a sick-nurse. Left Christiansbrunn in October 1767 for Lititz and returned to Christiansbrunn in 1769.Christian Demuth
1740-1781. Birthplace unknown. Worked as a thresher.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.Christian Giersch
1724-1797. Born in Schoenau, Moravia. Occupation unknown.George Glatt
1746-1773. Birthplace unknown. Worked as a blacksmith.Georg Wenzeslaus Golkowsky
1725-1813. Born in Cieszyn, Poland. Worked as a carpenter, an accounting officer, and a land surveyor.Jacob Hafner
1709-1773. Born in Zurich, Switzerland. Worked as a stocking weaver. Identified as a married man on 1766 & 1771 tax list.Andreas Holder
1731-1779. Born in New York. Worked as a linen weaver.Phillip Jacob Meyer
1722-1782. Born in Würtemberg. Arrived at Christiansbrunn in September 1757 to superintend some of the boys assigned to various trades. Worked as a cobbler.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.Johann Christian Oerter
1747-1777. Born in Fredericktown, Pennsylvania. Worked as a gunstocker.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).Johann Schaub
1744-1803. Birthplace unknown. One of the first cohort of boys sent to Christiansbrunn in September 1757, assigned to learn agriculture. Later worked as a woodcutter. Moved to North Carolina.Johannes Andreas Scheffler
1715-1791. Born in Niederbronn-les-Bains, France. Worked as a carpenter.