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| Reference: 388 Ludwig Shally was forester of Naussau. He shot Ludwig Mehl during the forest dispute between the cowherders of Kirchheimbolanden on the one side and Ruppertsecken and Marienthal on the other side. (1742) S. H. Dohn "Kirchheimbolanden S303. Ludwig very possibly emigrated to America on account of these affairs. Ludwig Shally and his wife came to Lancaster Co, PA (now Lebanon Co) in 1743. 1743. The names of those in the Robt & Allice, Martly Cussack, Commandr. [Qualified Sepr 30, 1743.] Johann Ludwig SCHAILLY Hans Adam (X) SHALLY Johannes (+) SHALLY Christian (X) SHALLY Strassberger: Pennsylvania German Pioneers, v. I:347 "He took the Oath of Alliegance to the State of Pennsylvania on 11 June 1778." In 1751 Ludwig SHALLY was granted 100 acres in Lebanon Twp., Lancaster County, adjoining Jacob BRENHEISEN and Philip BOYER (the father of Philip BOYER above) During the period of 1799-1804 there were numerous deeds of sale of Ludwig SHALLY's original land grant. It is stated in a deed dated 20 March 1801 that, "Ludwick SHALLY lately died Intestate leaving Issue, to wit, Adam SHALLY, John SHALLY, Christian SHALLY, Baltzer SHALLY, Lucas SHALLY, Catharina the Wife of Peter SMITH and Anna Maria SHALLY." The ship register and the land deed were the proof that Adam SHALLY was the son of Ludwig SHALLY. FILM #0984922 LANCASTER COUNTY 1766? STRAER, Matthias 26 Aug for 160 acres in Lebanon Twp by Martin BUCK or BULSH, Fetter BRIGHTBILL and Lowdowich SHALIE and Fetter COOVER. Johan Ludwig Shally of Thierwasen, son of Lucas and Anna Catharina Shally married 28 Nov 1719 to Anna Margaretha Wilhelm, daughter of Henrich and Anna Elisabetha Wilhelm of Ernsthausen in Pfalz, Germany. The baptisms of their eight children are listed in the Marienthal Church Register. Johann Ludwig Shally with his wife and children came to Pennsylvania in 1743 in the Robt & Allice, Martly Cussack, Commandr. [Qualified Sepr 30, 1743.] His adult sons, Hans Adam Shally, Johannes Shally, and Christian Shally signed the ship register with their marks. In 1751 Ludwig was granted 100 acres in Lebanon Twp., Lancaster County, adjoining Jacob Brenheisen and Philip Boyer. This would now be located in North Annville Twp., Lebanon Co., Penn. It was surveyed in 1789 for 165 acres. Ludwig was on the 1755 tax list for Lancaster County. No Church records or any further records are found for Ludwig Shally, but during the period of 1799-1804 there are numerous deeds of sale of his original land grant. It is stated in a deed dated 20 March 1801 that, "Ludwick Shally lately died Intestate leaving Issue, to wit, Adam Shally, John Shally, Christian Shally, Baltzer Shally, the above named Lucas Shally, Catharina the Wife of Peter Smith and Anna Maria Shally to and amongst whom the said Tract of Land with the Appurtenances descended and Came as Children and Heirs of their said Father deceased." In this deed we are told that Adam Shally, Peter Smith and Catharina his Wife, Christian Shally, and Anna Maria Shally by their Deed bearing dated 18 March 1783 sold their interest in the land to their brother Lucas Shally. This would indicate that Ludwig Shally had died at least sometime before 1783. On 21 April 1792 Baltzer Shally sold his interest in his father's land to his brother Lucas. The brother John had died leaving two sons Adam and John. This Adam Shally sold his share 1 Aug. 1795 to John Streher Jr. who sold it to Henry Meyer on the 16 Dec. 1799. John Shally on the 30 Dec. 1799 sold his share to Henry Meyer. Henry Meyer and Lucas Shally agreed to partition the land between them and Lucas purchased Henry Meyer's share then selling the whole tract to Abram Raiquel by the above deed dated 20 March 1801. In 1810 Abraham RAIQUEL took out a patent for the Land, "called Oakdale situate in Lebanon Township Dauphin County." Last changed: 27 AUG 2003 | ||||||||||||||||
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