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(1780 - 1845)

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Wilhelm
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(1736 - 1813)

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Georg
Herrmann

(1699 - 1774)

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(1669 - 1731)

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Herrmann
Jr.

(1639 - ????)

Hans
Herrmann

(1610 - ????)

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Johannes Wilhelm Herman

 

 

Born: 18 Jul 1736, Graefenstuhl, Saxe, Prussia
Died:  29 Jun 1813, Newton, Lincoln/Catawba County, NC

 
 

Johannes Wilhelm Herman (called Wilhelm) was born on 18 Jul 1736 in Graefenstuhl, Saxe Prussia.  He was the son of Johann Georg Herrmann and Anna Margaretha Guenther.

 

Wilhelm married Maria Catherine Motz on 27 Dec 1757 in GERMANY.  She was born 27 Dec 1734 in Hassen, GERMANY and was called Catherine.  She was the daughter of Hans George Motz.  Their first two children were born before leaving for America.

 

In 1766, Wilhelm and his family came to America on the ship Pallidum, departing from Rotterdam, HOLLAND.  On 18 Oct 1766 he swore the Oath of Allegiance in Philadelphia, PA, where he signed his name as Johann Wm. HermanWilhelm settled his family in Berks County, PA, where he eventually owned land in Heresford, Long Swamp and Ruscombe.  The 1785 tax records show him as owning 100 acres of land, two cows, three horses and had eight family members. 

 
 
Wilhelm and Catherine had six children.
 
 
Children of Johannes Wilhelm Herman and Maria Catherine Motz
Name Birth Date Death Date Spouse
William Herman II 10 May 1762
GERMANY
14 Aug 1828
Lincoln/Catawba Co, NC
Mary M. Kaylor
m. 1784
George (Harmon) Herman Sr. 20 Dec 1763
GERMANY
16 Oct 1850
Newton
Catawba Co, NC
Elizabeth Eslinger
m. 31 Dec 1791
Catherine M. Herman 21 Dec 1766
Berks Co, PA
17 Mar 1843
Catawba Co, NC
Thomas Tobias Wagner
 
Peter Herman 25 Aug 1774
Berks Co, PA
Abt. 1850
Catawba Co, NC
Barbara Baumann/Bowman
 
Johann Michael Herman 12 Jul 1777
Berks Co, PA
1 Jan 1859
Olin
Iredell Co, NC
1. (Unknown)
2. Catherine "Katie" Rudisell Rhyme
m. 26 Aug 1825
Mary Herman 05 Feb 1780
Berks Co, PA
13 Aug 1845
Catawba Co, NC
William Deal
m. 06 Jul 1797
 
 
 
The records in the office of the Adjutant General, War Department, Washington, D.C., show that William Herman served from 10 Jun 1777 to 16 Aug 1780 as a drummer in North's Company, Col William R. Lee's Regiment of the Continental Troops, Revolutionary War.
 
 
 
According to family history, "two Herman brothers came from Pennsylvania and tied their horses so they could graze while the two men slept". North Carolina appealed to them so much that they decided to move their families here.
 

Around 1786 William and his family moved from Pennsylvania to North Carolina where they settled in Lincoln County.  The family was active in the Lyle Creek Community near Newton and Conover, North Carolina.

 

Wilhelm signed his will on 22 Jan 1813 in Lincoln County, North Carolina. He died on 29 Jun 1813 in Lincoln/Catawba County, NC, and was buried in the Old St. Paul's Lutheran Church Cemetery, Newton, NC.

 
 

Headstones of Johannes Wilhelm (William) Herman & Maria Catherine Motz

 

William & Catherine's grave placement at Old St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Newton, North Carolina.
Catherine's headstone is on the on the extreme left, William's is on the right.

 

         

 

(In Memory) of
Catherine
Herman
Who Died 14
March, 1811
Aged 77 Years

 

In
Memory
of
Wm. Herman
Who Died 29 June
1813, Aged 77 Years

 
     

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

SOURCES

 

Thanks to Travis Wagner for the additional information on Catherine M. Herman Wagner
You can contact Travis at traviswagner37@gmail.com

 

Jim Herman has an excellent website with additional information on Johannes Wilhelm Herman. 
Be sure to check it out at: http://www.jim-herman.net/johanneswilhelmherman.htm

 

Johannes Wilhelm Herman 1736: Find-A-Grave

 
 
 

If you have photos or additional information on Johannes Wilhelm Herman or Mary Catherine Motz, please contact me.