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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.
David Beutel
1755-1825. Born in Berbice, Guyana. Worked as a helper in the field.
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.
Johannes Bonn
1719-1797. Born in Skippack, Pennsylvania. Worked as a deacon.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.Andreas Broksch
1702-1790. Born in Bürgenwald in Upper Silesia, Poland. Worked as a farmer and a gardener.Andreas Busse
1734-1806. Born in Tallinn, Estonia. Worked as a deacon.Friedrich Wilhelm Diel
1767-????. Information unknown. Worked on the plantation.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.Johannes Flex
1753-????. Born in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. Worked as a helper in the mill and as a weaver. Moved to North Carolina in 1766, to Christiansbrunn in 1785, and to Hope, New Jersey, in 1786.Martin Freyhube
1720-1813. Born in Olesnica, Poland. Worked as a waggoner, cobbler, a farmer, and in the distillery.Johannes Führer
1760-????. Born in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. Worked as a helper in kitchen and as a farmer.Johann Nicolaus Funck
1720-1795. Born in Neuendorff, Germany. Worked as a plantation worker, a headmaster, and a cellar master.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.Johannes Hanke
1750-????. Born in Gnadenthal, Pennsylvania. Worked as a cook and as cobbler master. Moved to Salem in 1786.Johan Jacob Hanke
1767-1850. Born in Gnadenthal. Worked as a shoemaker.Georg Christoph Heppner
1713-1791. Born in Lindau, Saxony, Germany. Worked as a household helper. Seems to have moved to Nazareth Hall in 1765.
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.Phillip Jacob Hoeger
1728-1796. Born in Friesach, Austria. Worked as a tailor master and a sick warden.Johann Adam Huth
1737-1802. Born in Hanau, Germany. Only had one arm; worked as a farmer.John Renatus Kaske
1749-1823. Born in Berbice, Suriname. Worked as a coachman. Moved to Salem in 1786.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.Christoph Heinrich Loether
1719-1802. Born in Perleberg, Germany. Worked as a shoemaker. Left Christiansbrunn for Nazareth in 1796.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.Heinrich Müller
1760-????. Born in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Worked on the plantation.Lorenz Nielsen
1715-1785. Born in Calstrup, Denmark. Worked as a carpenter. Identified as infirm on 1773 tax list.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.Michael Ruch
1718-1790. Born in Bad Heilbrunn, Germany. Worked as a butcher, but also helped out within the households as he could.Johannes Andreas Scheffler
1715-1791. Born in Niederbronn-les-Bains, France. Worked as a carpenter.
Jacob Friedrich Schmidt
1758-1834. Born in Bethlehem. Worked as a farmer and as a carpenter.
Christian Schmidt
1696-1785. Born in Jütland, Denmark. Held no working positions due to old age.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.Samuel Steup
1757-1822. Born in Gnadenthal, Pennsylvania. Worked as a cook and on the plantation.Johan Jacob Stotz
1748-1800. Born in Lauffen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Worked as a leather worker and on the farms.
Johann Henrich Walter
1728-1807. Born in Wachenheim, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. Worked as a gardener.Friedrich Nathanael Weber
1766-1797. Born in Bethlehem. Arrived in Christiansbrunn in 1781, where he trained as a scribe and accountant.Johan George Weiss
1758-1811. Born in Bethlehem. Worked as a gunsmith.