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This information was just sent to me by Daniel Bly, and it clearly shows that ULRICH HUBER who married MARY HARBAUGH was the son of JACOB & ELIZABETH HUBER who died after 1824 in Frederick Co VA.
But which JACOB & ELIZABETH HUBER are they? This still remains to be determined, at least by me.
Daniel Bly believes that this is JACOB HUBER Sr of Hampshire Co VA who married ELIZABETH HOTZENBELLA/HOTSINPILLAR. However, the 1776 will of STEPHEN HOTZENBELLA/HOTSINPILLAR , Elizabeth's father, suggests that she was dead before 1776.
Also ULRICH HUBER was born Dec 1790 Hampshire Co VA, meaning he would have had to have been born when ELIZABETH HOTZENBELLA HUBER was over 50 years old--not impossible, but somehow strikes me as unlikely.
I suspect that ULRICH HUBER was the son of JACOB HUBER Jr b 1760s Hampshire Co VA and ELIZABETH his wife who were married in the Hebron Lutheran church in Hampshire Co VA, and the grandson of JACOB HUBER Sr & ELIZABETH HOTZENBELLA.
More research to come.
LAND DEEDS FREDERICK CO VA 1823-1824:
"13 May 1823 between JACOB HOOBER and wife ELIZABETH of Frederick County, State of Virginia of first part and ULRICH HUBER of same county aforesaid, of second part. said JACOB HOOBER and wife ELIZABETH sell to ULRICH HOOBER for 1 dollar in consideration of the natural love and affection they, the said Jacob and Elizabeth bear toward their son the said ULRICH --123 acres of land on Fry's Run a branch of Cedar Creek, adjoining Trissell, Longacre, and Parrill, purchased by said JACOB from JOHN STRODE. In exchange for support during the natural life of said JACOB and ELIZABETH, the said ULRICH shall provide them with ten bushels of wheat, ten bushels of Indain corn, 200 pounds of pork and 200 pounds of fatted beef each year, beginning Dec of this year."
"26 May 1823 between JACOB HOOBER and wife ELIZABETH of Frederick County, State of Virginia, of the first part and JOHN HATFELT of the second part sell to said HATFELT tract of land containing 79 acres, purchased of JACOB NEWBANKS, for 1 dollar and in consideration of the natural love and affection they, the said JACOB and ELIZABETH bear toward their grandson, JOHN HATFELT, for his use during the natural life of said Jacob and Elizabeth.
"The said JACOB and ELIZABETH reserve for themselves the right to remain in the dwelling house where they now reside with one half acre of land for a garden and also use of firewood from the premises.
"After the said JACOB and ELIZABETH die the tract is to be sold and proceeds divided between the heirs of JACOB and ELIZABETH HOOBER, viz: One sixth shall go to said JOHN HATFELT, my grandson; one sixth shall go to my daughter MARY SWISHER, wife of PETER SWISHER; one sixth shall go to my son JACOB HOOBER; one sixthe to my daughter SUSANNA wife of STEPHEN HICKLE; one sixth tto RACHEL, wife of ABRAHAM RENNER and one sixth to my son, ULRICH HOOBER. If the parties conclude to sell the land during the life times of said JACOB and ELIZABETH, it must be done with consent of all parties."
"FREDERICK CO DEED BOOK 550 pp 76-79
18 Oct 1824 JOHN HATFIELD and ELIZABETH his wife of Frederick County, state of Virginia; JACOB HOOBER and SARAH his wife of Pike County, Ohio; STEPHEN HICKLE and SUSANNA his wife of Hampshire Co, state of Virginia; ABRAHAM RENNER and RACHEL his wife of Guernsey County, state of Ohio; and ULRICH HOOBER and MARY his wife of Frederick County Virginia, sell two tracts of land conveyed to them by JACOB HOOBER and ELIZABETH his wife, to JOHN RICHARDSON, whereas the said JACOB HOOBER is indebted to John Richardson and with the consent of all parties agree to sell him the land..."
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