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Email Us		Mildred SHREWSBURY.2 Parents: Nathaniel SHREWSBURY and Mary ELLIS.

Nancy SHREWSBURY2 was born in 1777. Parents: Nathaniel SHREWSBURY and Mary ELLIS.

Spouse: John BRATCHER. John BRATCHER and Nancy SHREWSBURY were married on 10 May 1793 in Bedford Co., Va. Children were: Sophia BRATCHER.

Nancy SHREWSBURY2 was born about 1801. Parents: Allen SHREWSBURY and Nancy WHEELER.

Nancy Allen SHREWSBURY2 was born on 6 May 1823. She died on 29 May 1862 in Livingston Co., MO. Parents: Drury SHREWSBURY and Anna NICHOLSON.

Spouse: Thomas Jefferson STAGNER. Thomas Jefferson STAGNER and Nancy Allen SHREWSBURY were married on 22 Jul 1841 in Garrard Co., Ky..

Nathaniel SHREWSBURY.2 Parents: Nathaniel SHREWSBURY and Mary ELLIS.

Nathaniel SHREWSBURY2 was born in 1739 in Hanover Co., Va.. He lived in Adair County, KY in 1802. He died in 1825 in Wayne County, Kentucky. He was in Baptist Minister. Parents: Ruel SHREWSBURY and Elizabeth POINDEXTER.

Spouse: Mary ELLIS. Nathaniel SHREWSBURY and Mary ELLIS were married about 1758. Children were: Abel SHREWSBURY, Benjamin SHREWSBURY, Drury SHREWSBURY, Mary SHREWSBURY, Mildred SHREWSBURY, Nathaniel SHREWSBURY, Ruel SHREWSBURY, Allen SHREWSBURY, Nancy SHREWSBURY, Sarah SHREWSBURY.

Spouse: Mary DIBRELL. Nathaniel SHREWSBURY and Mary DIBRELL were married on 23 Jul 1801 in Pulaski Co., Ky.

Nathaniel SHREWSBURY2 was born in 1790. Parents: Allen SHREWSBURY and Nancy WHEELER.

Spouse: Cynthia SMITH. Nathaniel SHREWSBURY and Cynthia SMITH were married on 5 Jul 1811 in Madison Co. KY.

Nathaniel SHREWSBURY2 was born on 21 Dec 1825 in Garrard Co., Ky. Parents: Drury SHREWSBURY and Anna NICHOLSON.

Spouse: Phebe Jane NICHOLSON. Nathaniel SHREWSBURY and Phebe Jane NICHOLSON were married on 10 Jan 1846 in Garrard Co., Ky..

Nellie SHREWSBURY2 was born about 1796. Parents: Allen SHREWSBURY and Nancy WHEELER.

Penelope SHREWSBURY2 was born on 26 Jan 1829 in Garrard Co., Ky. She died in 1915 in Madison Co., Kentucky. Parents: Drury SHREWSBURY and Anna NICHOLSON.

Spouse: William BYRUM. William BYRUM and Penelope SHREWSBURY were married in 1872 in Madison Co. KY.

Robert Nicholson SHREWSBURY2 was born on 25 Jun 1837 in Garrard Co., Ky. Parents: Drury SHREWSBURY and Anna NICHOLSON.

Ruel SHREWSBURY.2 Parents: Nathaniel SHREWSBURY and Mary ELLIS.

Ruel SHREWSBURY2 was born about 1699 in Hanover Co., Va..

Spouse: Elizabeth POINDEXTER. Children were: Nathaniel SHREWSBURY.

Sally N. SHREWSBURY2 was born on 3 Jan 1834 in Garrard Co., Ky. Parents: Drury SHREWSBURY and Anna NICHOLSON.

Spouse: Albert TUDER.

Sarah SHREWSBURY1,2 was born on 14 May 1781 in Va.. She was born on 14 May 1781 in Bedford, Bedford County, VA. She died in 1824 in Garrard Co., Ky.. She was buried in William Wheeler Cemetery, Garrard Co., Ky.. She died in Garrard Co., Ky. Parents: Nathaniel SHREWSBURY and Mary ELLIS.

Spouse: William WHEELER. William WHEELER and Sarah SHREWSBURY were married in 1799 in Garrard Co., Ky.. They were married in 1799 in Bedford, Bedford County, VA. Children were: Mary Polly WHEELER, Allen WHEELER, Nathaniel S. WHEELER, Thomas WHEELER, Benjamin WHEELER, Simeon WHEELER, Peyton WHEELER, Abel Mason WHEELER, Nancy WHEELER, Mary WHEELER.

Sarah SHREWSBURY2 was born about 1794. Parents: Allen SHREWSBURY and Nancy WHEELER.

Spouse: Edward DONOHO. Edward DONOHO and Sarah SHREWSBURY were married on 1 Oct 1831 in Garrard Co., Ky..

Sheldon A. SHREWSBURY.2 Parents: Benjamin SHREWSBURY and Lucy SMITH.

Sophia SHREWSBURY.2 Parents: Benjamin SHREWSBURY and Lucy SMITH.

William Nicholson SHREWSBURY2 was born on 25 Jul 1824 in Garrard Co., Ky. He died on 3 May 1892. Parents: Drury SHREWSBURY and Anna NICHOLSON.

Spouse: Paula LAYTON. William Nicholson SHREWSBURY and Paula LAYTON were married on 11 Oct 1847 in Garrard Co., Ky..

Isaac SHROUT.1

Children were: Miranda SHROUT.

Maude SHROUT2 was born in May 1878 in Nicholas County, KY.

Spouse: Robert T. HARDWICK. Children were: William Earl HARDWICK.

Miranda SHROUT.1 Parents: Isaac SHROUT.

Spouse: James WELLS. James WELLS and Miranda SHROUT were married on 10 Jan 1867 in Bath Co., KY.

SHRYOCK1,22 was born after 1580. Her reference number is 7617. She was also known as VonSchrieck.

Spouse: Baron Karl Friedrick SHRYOCK (VONSCHRIEK). Children were: Jarick (vonSchrieck) SHRYOCK.

(George) Valentine SHRYOCK1,22 was born on 21 Mar 1760. He died on 3 Oct 1794 in (probably) Frederick County, Maryland. His reference number is 476 .1. He served in the military in Revolutionary Soldier. "Records of Marriages and Burials in the Monocacy Church in FrederickCounty, Maryland and in the Evangelical Lutheran Congregation in theCity of Frederick, Maryland 1743-1811" translated and edited byFrederick Sheeley Weiser, p. 30, witnesses to marriage of Jacob Mullerand Rosina Morganstern, 10 March 1782, Abram and David, wife CatharineMuller; Peter and daughter; Christina and Daniel Casse; ChristinaDerrin; Valentine Schreyack; p. 34, witnesses for marriage of GeorgValentine Schreyack and Christina Derrin were Martin Derr; ChristianSchreyack; _________ Cassel.

Served in Continental Line, Maryland. Parents: Christian (Schreyack) SHRYOCK and Eva Marie SHYROCK.

Spouse: Ann Christine DERR(IN). (George) Valentine SHRYOCK and Ann Christine DERR(IN) were married on 5 Aug 1783.

(John) Frederick SHRYOCK1,22 was baptized in 1763 in Frederick County, Maryland. He was born on 4 Oct 1763 in Frederick County, Maryland. He signed a will on 16 Nov 1848 in Fayette County, KENTUCKY. He died on 25 Dec 1856 in Fayette County, KENTUCKY. [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: Will Recorded] [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: Estate Settled] His reference number is 238. TRTM MD01-"Troutman Families Of Kentucky" by Evelyn Crady Adams.
SHRK KY04-Will Book V, Fayette County, Kentucky.
SHRK MD02-Baptismal Records, Evangelical Lutheran Church, Frederick,Maryland.
SHRK MDO3-Letter and chart from Tina Wade, Nicholasville, Kentucky.

Will Book "V", Fayette County, Kentucky; "Baptismal RecordsEvangelical Lutheran Church, Frederick, Maryland" compiled by Mrs. W.Harvey Johnson, 6208 N. Fairhill Street, Philadelphia 26,Pennsylvania; Census of 1810 Fayette County, Kentucky, p. 835, listsFrederick "SRIOCK"; Christian Johann Friedrick, 1763; Came to FayetteCounty, Kentucky, 1790; Line of Mrs. Alberta Whitlow, Rt. 2, Box 6,Auburon, Nebraska 68305, her daughter, Judy Berg, 4325 Judson Street,Lincoln, Nebraska.

SHRK MD04-Correspondence and notes of Achilles Bellucci, 21 CassieStreet, Barre, Vermont 05641-3263: In the year following his marriage(1788), Frederick and his bride, together with friends and relatives,moved from Maryland to David's Fork of the Elkhorn River, in FayetteCounty, Kentucky. John D. Shane's interview with John F. Shryockincluded in Lyman Draper's "Draper Manuscripts", now at the StateHistorical Society of Wisconsin, gives Frederick's observations inSection 11CC of the "Kentucky Papers". Shane's interviews were said tohave been made about 1843 to about 1849. John Frederick reports histrip, with his party, down the Ohio River in several flatboats. Thefirst site mentioned is the mouth of the Little Scioto River, where agreat number of Indians had assembled to sign a treaty. He alsomentions the mouth of the Kanahwa River, Wheeling and the "muskingum"River. We have no indication of the start of the river trip, but sinceit was stated to be in the Fall of 1788, it would have been in the lowwater season. Low water trips usually started at Wheeling, now WestVirginia, rather than at Redstone on the Monogahela River. The floatended at Limestone (now Maysville, Kentucky). The overland trip toFayette County, Kentucky was probably over the ancient Indian WarTrail. While Frederick was a taxpayer in Bourbon County, in March,1791, his daughter, Catherine was born in Fayette County in 1790.There is a deed to him, 1 November 1792, for 90 acres of land nearDavid's Fork. Miss Lorena Lowell, a great granddaughter of Frederick,stated, on 3 November 1941, that Frederick owned 800 acres in FayetteCounty. He gave 100 acres to have his house built. The stone came froma quarry on his land, as well as the timber. Frederick was a wealthyman of his time; in 1810, there were thirteen in his family plus sixslaves. (Children of John Frederick and Frances "Phrene" (Troutman)Shryock were named).

SHRK MD04-Correspondence and notes of Achilles Bellucci, 21 CassieStreet, Barre, Vermont 05641-3263: Frederick survived Frances forabout a year; he died 15 December 1856, in his 93rd year. Frederickdied testate.

SHRK MD04-Correspondence and notes of Achilles Bellucci, 21 CassieStreet, Barre, Vermont 05641-3263: (John) Frederick Schreyack was bornin Frederick County, Maryland on 4 October 1763, the son of Christianand Eva Maria Schreyack. In that same year, he was baptised at theEvangelical Lutheran Church at Frederick, Maryland. His sponsors wereFriedrich Wittman and his wife, Catherine. During Frederick'slifetime, Schreyack settled down to being spelled Shryock. In manycases, his first name of John is omitted and he is called Frederick.He grew up in Frederick County, Maryland.

SHRK MD04-Correspondence and notes of Achilles Bellucci, 21 CassieStreet, Barre, Vermont 05641-3263: His will, dated 16 November 1848,was presented to the Fayette County Court on 12 January 1857. Hisexecutors were his son, Samuel, and his son-in-law, Noah Low. By theterms of the will, Frederick's personal estate and slaves were to besold and the monies divided among his heirs. The "Settlement of JohnFrederick Shryock", 17 March 1859, shows a disbursement of $25,775.00,a veritable fortune for that time. At his death, there was but oneparcel of land, that on which Frederick's house stood. It was boughtof the estate by his daughter, Adah, and her husband, Noah Low. AtFrederick's death, his estate included seven adult negroes and five oreight negro children.

SHRK MD04-Correspondence and notes of Achilles Bellucci, 21 CassieStreet, Barre, Vermont 05641-3263: The settlement of John FrederickShryock, 17 March 1859, shows a disbursement of $25,775.00, averitable fortune for that time. Parents: Christian (Schreyack) SHRYOCK and Eva Marie SHYROCK.

Spouse: Phrene "Fannie" TROUTMAN. (John) Frederick SHRYOCK and Phrene "Fannie" TROUTMAN were married on 26 Jun 1787 in Frederick County, Maryland. "Records Of Marriages And Burials In The Monocacy Church In FrederickCounty, Maryland And In The Evangelical Lutheran Congregation In TheCity Of Frederick, Maryland 1743-1811" translated and edited byFrederick Sheely Weiser, p. 53, Fridrich Schreyack married PhreneTrautmann, 26JU1787, Frederick County, Maryland, came to Kentucky,1790.

SHRK MD04-Correspondence and notes of Achilles Bellucci, 21 CassieStreet, Barre, Vermont 05641-3263: On 26 June 1787, the marriage ofFrederick Schreyack to Phrene Troutman was proclaimed in theEvangelical Lutheran Church of Frederick, Maryland. In the yearfollowing his marriage, Frederick and his bride, together with friendsand relatives, moved from Maryland to David's Fork of the ElkhornRiver, in Fayette County, Kentucky. John Frederick reports his trip,with his party, down the Ohio River in several flatboats. Children were: John "J. H." SHRYOCK, Catherine SHRYOCK, Christian SHRYOCK, Sarah "Sally" SHRYOCK, Samuel SHRYOCK, Nancy SHRYOCK, Rebecca SHRYOCK, Daniel (David?) SHRYOCK, Adah "Aadie" SHRYOCK, Helen "Allie" SHRYOCK.

Adah "Aadie" SHRYOCK1,22 was born on 22 Feb 1810. She died on 26 Nov 1888. Her reference number is 238 .9. She had the home place after father's death. Noah Low is thought to bea brother of Solomon Low who married Adah's sister Rebecca. Parents: (John) Frederick SHRYOCK and Phrene "Fannie" TROUTMAN.

Spouse: Noah LOW. Noah LOW and Adah "Aadie" SHRYOCK were married in Oct 1840.

Adam SHRYOCK1,22 was born on 25 Apr 1766 in Frederick County, Maryland. He died on 19 Sep 1829. His reference number is 476 .4. Moved from Maryland to Woodford County, Kentucky about 1807. Parents: Christian (Schreyack) SHRYOCK and Eva Marie SHYROCK.

Spouse: Rosannah WOOD. Adam SHRYOCK and Rosannah WOOD were married on 24 Dec 1794.

Catherine SHRYOCK1,22 was born on 22 Feb 1790 in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky. She died on 23 Oct 1863 in Fulton County, Illinois. Her reference number is 238 .2. Letter from Marjorie Frazier, children named in will, tombstonerecords from High Bridge Cemetery, Fulton County, Illinois.

SHRK KY08-Correspondence and notes of Achilles Bellucci, 21 CassieStreet, Barre, Vermont 05641-3263: Catherine Carver passed away on 23October 1863, at her home in Buckhart Township. She was 73 years, 8months and one day of age. Her marriage to Pleasant had lasted 57years. She is buried, and has a substantial marble memorial at theHighbridge Cemetery in Dunfermline, not far from where she lived. Parents: (John) Frederick SHRYOCK and Phrene "Fannie" TROUTMAN.

Spouse: Pleasant Moorman CARVER. Pleasant Moorman CARVER and Catherine SHRYOCK were married on 4 Sep 1812 in Fayette County, KENTUCKY. 04 September 1812 or 08 September 1812.

SHRK KY08-Correspondence and notes of Achilles Bellucci, 21 CassieStreet, Barre, Vermont 05641-3263: At the Fayette County Courthouse,in "Old Marriage Records 1802-1850" there appears, "1812, October 4,Moman Carver married Cath Shaye". In the 1820 US Census for MadisonCounty, Kentucky, Pleasant Moorman Carver is listed by hisphonetically pronounced middle name, "Moman". Cath Shaye seems like apoor stab at Catherine Shryock. By 1830, the US Census lists himcorrectly, as Pleasant Carver.

Christian SHRYOCK1,22 was born in 1769. His reference number is 476 .5. Parents: Christian (Schreyack) SHRYOCK and Eva Marie SHYROCK.

Spouse: Mary SHINGLE. Christian SHRYOCK and Mary SHINGLE were married on 3 Sep 1794.

Christian SHRYOCK1,22 was born in 1792. He died on 5 Nov 1812 in War of 1812. His reference number is 238 .3. Served as private in Captain Edminton's and Captain Richard Bledsoe'sCompany; Service began 15 August 1812; Died 5 November 1812;Adminstrator of estate was father Frederick Shryock. Parents: (John) Frederick SHRYOCK and Phrene "Fannie" TROUTMAN.

Spouse: Rebecca GRAHAM. Christian SHRYOCK and Rebecca GRAHAM were married in 1810.

Christian (Schreyack) SHRYOCK1,22 was born in Sep 1735 in York County, Pennsylvania.473 He was baptized on 10 Oct 1735 in York County, Pennsylvania. [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: Will dated] He died after 10 Oct 1822 in Frederick County, Maryland. [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: Will Recorded] His reference number is 476. Mrs. Gertrude Cornelius Mohr, Rt. 1, Box 15, Llano, California 93544(28 January 1966); Baptismal Record of Evangelical LutheranCongregation on the Katorus; Record from German Reformed Church,Frederick, Maryland, Frederick Town Herald, 19 October 1822; He builtLutheran-Presbyterian Church at Creagerstown, Maryland.
SHRK MD01-Frederick Town Herald death notice.
SHRK PA02-Baptismal records.
SHRK PA03-"The Pension List of 1820 [US War Department]" indexed byMurtie June Clark, pp. 528, 550, Christian Shryock, Private,Pennsylvania Line; John Shryock, Private, Maryland Line.

SHRK PA04-Correspondence and notes from Achilles Bellucci, Route 4,Box 9330, (21 Cassie Street) Barre, Vermont 05641-3263: It isbelieved that Christian came to Frederick County with his parents andsome of his brothers and sisters, between 1741 (Anna Barbara's baptismat York) and 1747 (date that Johannes signed the "MuhlenbergConstitution" at Old Monocacy. The Frederick County Deed G-156 showsthat a Christian Shryock purchased land from Daniel Dulaney in 1764.Numerous deeds are found in the succeeding years, naming Christian asa farmer and shoemaker. The 15 April 1788 deed (W. H. 8-F-21) giveshis wife's name as Eva Maria. In a 1769 deed, she was called Mary. By1802, Christian had made two deeds in which his wife was namedMagdalena. Evidently, Anna Maria had passed on after 1788 and before1795 (W. R. 13-F-316).

Then Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

"Trinity Lutheran Church Records, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania,Volue 1, 1730-1767" translated and edited by Debra Smith and FrederickWeiser: Page 18, entered by John Caspar Stoever and also entered inthe York Register; Father: Johann Georg Schreyack, Date of Birth:1735, Child's name: Christian, Sponsors: Johan Schreyack andFrederica Esther Walkin (Walckin), Baptismal date: 10 October 1735.

SHRK PA04-Correspondence and notes from Achilles Bellucci, Route 4,Box 9330, (21 Cassie Street) Barre, Vermont 05641-3263: ChristianSchreyack was born in York, then Lancaster County, Pennsylvania in1735, the son of Johannes Georg Schreyack and his wife, Barbara.

SHRK PA04-Correspondence and notes from Achilles Bellucci, Route 4,Box 9330, (21 Cassie Street) Barre, Vermont 05641-3263: From thebible of Valentine Shryock, Jr., Christian's grandson, we find thatChristian died 10 October 1822. Mrs. Johnson's researchers found anitem in the "Frederickstown Herald" of 9 October 1822. "Died onThursday, the 10th inst., in the vicinity of Creager's Town, Mr.Christopher Schroyock, in the 89th year of his age, having sustainedan umblemished reputation through life." In actuality, Christopher(Christian) was 87 years and a few days old. An error of several yearsin reckoning a long life was not uncommon in colonial days.

SHRK PA04-Correspondence and notes from Achilles Bellucci, Route 4,Box 9330, (21 Cassie Street) Barre, Vermont 05641-3263: Baptised byJohn Casper Stoever; Stoever entered this baptism in the LancasterLutheran Records as well as the York Lutheran Church (Codorus)Records. This item is No. 23 in Volume I of the Records of ChristLutheran Church, York, Pennsylvania. (The church was founded in 1733.)

SHRK PA04-Correspondence and notes from Achilles Bellucci, Route 4,Box 9330, (21 Cassie Street) Barre, Vermont 05641-3263: Christian wasa devout Lutheran. A 1774 deed shows Christian as one of two LutheranChurch Trustees, who joined with two Presbyterian Church Trustees toreceive a tract of land for a schoolhouse and chapel for jointLutheran-Presbyterian use. This site has been the object oflong-lasting searches. Some people think that the log church was in afield on the south side of Creagerstown. Others, think that it was onthe Shryock land on Hunting Creek. In 1763, there is a record ofChristian's "free-will" offering of 10 Shillings towards the interiorimprovement and completion of the Evangelic Lutheran Church inFrederickstown. Christian was a sponsor at several baptisms, as wasAnna Maria. He is also recorded as a witness to a number of weddings.

SHRK PA04-Correspondence and notes from Achilles Bellucci, Route 4,Box 9330, (21 Cassie Street) Barre, Vermont 05641-3263: Christian hadmade and signed his will on 10 October 1820; it was recorded 28October 1822.

SHRK PA04-Correspondence and notes from Achilles Bellucci, Route 4,Box 9330, (21 Cassie Street) Barre, Vermont 05641-3263: In his will,Christian names his living children and the living children of hisdeceased son, Valentine. Maria Catherina, who married John CasparSchaffner, is not mentioned as an heir. Mrs. Johnson suggests thatMaria and any of her children may have died before the date of thewill. More probably, the Schaffners had moved on to Kentucky and losttouch with Christian. A certified copy of Christian's will appears onpage 11 of "The Shryock Line". Parents: Johannes George SHRYOCK and Barbara LNU.

Spouse: Eva Marie SHYROCK. Christian (Schreyack) SHRYOCK and Eva Marie SHYROCK were married about 1755 in (probably) Frederick County, Maryland. Christian was about 10 years old when his father moved the family toCreagerstown, so the marriages to Eva Maria and Magdalena probablytook place in Frederick County. Children were: (George) Valentine SHRYOCK, Daniel SHRYOCK, (John) Frederick SHRYOCK, Adam SHRYOCK, Christian SHRYOCK, Capt. Matthias SHRYOCK, Elizabeth SHRYOCK, John SHRYOCK, Marie Catherine SHRYOCK.

Spouse: Magdelena LNU. Christian (Schreyack) SHRYOCK and Magdelena LNU were married in Jun 1795 in (probably) Frederick County, Maryland. Christian was about ten years old when his father moved the family toCreagerstown, so the marriage to Eva Maria and Magdalene probably tookplace in Frederick County.

Daniel SHRYOCK1,22 was born on 19 Jul 1761 in (probably) Frederick County, Maryland. He died on 20 Jun 1814. His reference number is 476 .2. He served in the military in Revolutionary Soldier. Maryland service in Revolutionary War, no pension; "Records ofMarriages and Burials in the Monocacy Church in Frederick County,Maryland and in the Evangelical Lutheran Congregation in the City ofFrederick, Maryland 1743-1811" transcribed and edited by FrederickSheely Weiser, p. 30, witnesses to the marriage of Henrich Gross andMargreth Derr, 24 February 1782, Frederick County, Maryland wereMartin Derr, daughter Christina; Daniel and Christina Cassel; DanSchreyack; Abraham Muller (this would be a possible brother to AnnaMaria Miller); Daniel and Christina Cassel may be parents or brotherof Mary Ann Cassel (wife of Daniel Shryock). Parents: Christian (Schreyack) SHRYOCK and Eva Marie SHYROCK.

Spouse: Mary Ann CASSEL. Daniel SHRYOCK and Mary Ann CASSEL were married on 26 Nov 1787.

Daniel (David?) SHRYOCK1,22 was born about 1806 in Fayette County, KENTUCKY. He died on 27 Aug 1860. His reference number is 238 .8. Another birth date of 12 April 1793, Fayette County, Kentucky. Parents: (John) Frederick SHRYOCK and Phrene "Fannie" TROUTMAN.

Spouse: Ann MATTHEWS. Daniel (David?) SHRYOCK and Ann MATTHEWS were married on 22 Jan 1827.

Elizabeth SHRYOCK1,22 was born on 6 Jan 1776 in (probably) Frederick County, Maryland. She died in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky. Her reference number is 476 .7. Parents: Christian (Schreyack) SHRYOCK and Eva Marie SHYROCK.

Spouse: John HARMON. John HARMON and Elizabeth SHRYOCK were married on 17 May 1794.

Friedrick (von Schrieck) SHRYOCK1,22 was born in 1668 in Germany. His reference number is 1904. It is believed that Friedrick von Schriek and Hildegarde von Steubenhad 3 sons: 1. Johannes Georg, 2. Hans Michael, 3. Jacob. Parents: Jarick (vonSchrieck) SHRYOCK and LNU.

Spouse: Hildegarde von STEUBEN. Friedrick (von Schrieck) SHRYOCK and Hildegarde von STEUBEN were married after 1690. Children were: Johannes George SHRYOCK.

Helen "Allie" SHRYOCK1,22 died after 1886 in (probably) Kentucky. Her reference number is 238 .A. Parents: (John) Frederick SHRYOCK and Phrene "Fannie" TROUTMAN.

Jarick (vonSchrieck) SHRYOCK1,22 was born in 1610 in (probably) Germany. He died in 1685. His reference number is 3808. It appears that one or more generations have been skipped. Parents: Baron Karl Friedrick SHRYOCK (VONSCHRIEK) and SHRYOCK.

Spouse: LNU. Jarick (vonSchrieck) SHRYOCK and LNU were married after 1630. Children were: Friedrick (von Schrieck) SHRYOCK.

Johannes George SHRYOCK1,22 was born in 1702 in Palatinate, Germany. [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: Signed] His reference number is 952. Born 1702; French Huguenots, Palatinate, Germany; Immigrated 28 August1733 on the Ship "Hope"; Lived in "monocacy" near Creagerstown,Frederick County, Maryland; "The Shryock Line" by Rhea D. Johnson;Church record names Susannah Elizabeth and gives her mother's name asSusanna; Perhaps the wife's name is Susanna Barbara or the first wifedied and Barbara is the second wife; There is a 10 year age differencein the children; Bible of Valentine Shryock, Jr., 1787-1843, (grandsonof Christian) lists Christian Shryock married, (1) Eva Maria, (2)Magdelana, before 1 June 1795; "Pennsylvania Pioneers" byStrassburger.

SHRK PA04-Correspondence and notes from Achilles Bellucci, Route 4,Box 9330, (21 Cassie Street) Barre, Vermont 05641-3263: JohannesGeorge Schreyack is listed in a number of variations of the spellingof his name, sometimes in Dutch, and then, again, in German. Some ofthe variations are, Hans Jerick Schreyack and Hans Jerg Schreyack(Strassberger), Hans Georg Schreyack (Rupp), and Johannes GeorgeSchreyack, which is an English translation of his name as it appearsin the Lutheran Chruch Records. Schreyack eventually settles down tothe accepted spelling of Shryock. Mrs. Rhea Duryea Johnson, in "TheShryock Line", goes back as far as Alarick Schriek of the FirstCrusade. It is believed that the family descends from the Brabantsection in the southern part of Holland. In the 1600's, the familyemigrated to the Palatinate, near Hanover, Germany. Johannes was theson of Friedrick von Schriek and Hildegarde von Steuben. JohannesGeorg Schreyack and two younger brothers, Hans Michael and Jacob,sailed from Rotterdam on the ship "Hope" of Longdon and arrived inPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania on 28 August 1733. (Rupp's "30,000Immigrants") It is known that Johannes was accompanied by his wife,probably named Susanna ______ and a daughter, Susanna Elizabeth. Thesignatures of all three Schreyacks are preserved in the Records of thePhiladelphia "Oaths to the Government", proving that they were allliterate. There are many records of Jacob Shryock in ShenandoahCounty, Virginia where he owned most of the present town of Edinburg.In the early 1700's, Edinburg was known as Shryock. Hans Michael hadan extensive Revolutionary War military record. He settled inHagerstown, Maryland and spent some time in Fayette County, Virginia(now Kentucky), where he owned land. Very little is known of Johannes'wife, other than her name was Susanna and she was born in Germany in1705. The birth record of Johannes and Susanna's daughter, SusannaElizabeth, says that she was born in Gahsheim in Wurtembergish(Wurttembert, a region of Germany), in 1725; her mother's name wasSusanna. Mrs. Johnson speculates that the name should have beenrecorded as "Susanna Barbara". She also speculates that Barbara mighthave been Johannes' second wife because ten years separate the birthsof Susanna Elizabeth and Christian, the only children of Johannes. Theearly church records of Creagerstown, Maryland were destroyed in afire, so we are unable to find additonal data. Given the records ofJacob and Hans Michael, it is reasonable to assume that Johannes was asubstantial land owner and farmer in Frederick County.

SHRK PA04-Correspondence and notes from Achilles Bellucci, Route 4,Box 9330, (21 Cassie Street) Barre, Vermont 05641-3263: "TrinityLutheran Church Records, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Volume 1,1730-1767" translated and edited by Debra Smith and Frederick Weiser:Page 25, entered by John Caspar Soever, Jr. and also entered in theYork Register: Father: Johannes Schreyack, Date of Birth: 1738, 26January (crossed out), Child's name: Joh. Leonhardt, Sponsors: Joh.Leonhardt Billmeyer and wife, Anna, Date of Baptism: 1738, 12 March.Page 38, entered by Rev. Valentine Kraft and also in the YorkRegister: Father: Johannes Schreyack, Date of birth: 22 September1741, Child's name: Anna Barbara, Sponsors: Leonhard Billmeyer and hiswife, Date of Baptism: 28 October 1741. Page 44, in the handwriting ofJohn Caspar Stoever, "List of those persons married by me": JohannesSchreyack and Susanna Kirnin, 29 August 1736; Jacob Schreyack andBarbara Wolffin, 10 February 1736; Joh. Leonhardt Billmeyer and AnnaBartin, 9 November 1736.

John Caspar Stoever, Jr. has a well documented history. "Pioneers ofOld Monocacy" furnishes a short sketch that claims that neither JohnC. Stoever, senior or junior, were ordained at the time that they cameto "the colonies". In 1733, J. C. Stoever, Sr. received a call fromthe Hebron Church in (now) Madison County, Virginia. In that sameyear, both Stoevers were ordained in the Lutheran Church. John Caspar,Jr. remained in Pennsylvania, where he is known to have performedmarriages and baptisms at least 3 1/2 years before his ordination.Since there were no church books, he kept a record of these events ina personal journal. From Stoever's and Kraft's records, we find thatJohannes had other children besides Susanna Elizabeth and Christian;namely, Johann Leonhardt, born 26 January 1738 and Anna Barbara, born22 September 1741. Thus, we find one child born in Germany, threechildren born in York, Pennsylvania, and no indication of childrenborn in Frederick County, Maryland.

SHRK PA04-Correspondence and notes from Achilles Bellucci, Route 4,Box 9330, (21 Cassie Street) Barre, Vermont 05641-3263: In "Pioneersof Old Monocacy", by Tracey and Dern, page 146, Johannes Schreyack islisted as a signator of "Muhlenberg's Constitution". The date wasabout 24 June 1747; the location of Reverend Henry MelchiorMuhlenberg's preaching was the hill along the Monocacy River inpresent Frederick County, Maryland. Parents: Friedrick (von Schrieck) SHRYOCK and Hildegarde von STEUBEN.

Spouse: Barbara LNU. Johannes George SHRYOCK and Barbara LNU were married about 1734. Children were: Christian (Schreyack) SHRYOCK.

Spouse: Susannah LNU. Johannes George SHRYOCK and Susannah LNU were married about 1724 in (probably) Germany. Children were: Susannah Elizabeth SHRYOCK.

John SHRYOCK1,22 was born on 28 Dec 1777. He died on 28 Jun 1851. His reference number is 476 .8. Parents: Christian (Schreyack) SHRYOCK and Eva Marie SHYROCK.

Spouse: Ann JOHNSON. John SHRYOCK and Ann JOHNSON were married on 26 Jan 1801.

John "J. H." SHRYOCK1,22 was born in 1788 in Fayette County, KENTUCKY. He died on 2 Jan 1858 in (probably) Fayette County, Kentucky. His reference number is 238 .1. Achilles Bellucci has birth date of 1791. Parents: (John) Frederick SHRYOCK and Phrene "Fannie" TROUTMAN.

Spouse: Frances "Fanny" BOURNE. John "J. H." SHRYOCK and Frances "Fanny" BOURNE were married on 24 May 1819 in (probably) Kentucky.

Marie Catherine SHRYOCK1,22 was born on 1 Dec 1779. Her reference number is 476 .9. Parents: Christian (Schreyack) SHRYOCK and Eva Marie SHYROCK.

Spouse: John Casper SCHAFFNER. John Casper SCHAFFNER and Marie Catherine SHRYOCK were married about 1802.

Capt. Matthias SHRYOCK1,22 was born on 13 Feb 1774 in (probably) Frederick County, Maryland. He died on 14 Jun 1833 in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky. He was buried in Old Episcopal Cemetery. His reference number is 476 .6. He served in the military in Revolutionary Soldier. SHRK KY01-Newspaper photo of Shryock Historical Marker (Mathias).
SHRK KY02-Newspaper, Gideon Shryock designed building at TransylvaniaCollege.
SHRK KY03-Newspaper article, Gideon Shryock, lists parents.
SHRK KY05-"Transylvania: Tutor To The West", pp. 127-131.
SHRK KY06-"Kentucky Lives: Glory Days And Gideon Shryock", pp. 6-8.

Came from Maryland late 1700's; Was a builder and architect; In Capt.Shryock's militia; "Record Of Marriages and Burials In The MonocacyChurch In Frederick County, Maryland and In The Evangelical LutheranCongregation In The City Of Frederick, Maryland 1743- 1811",Translated and Edited by Frederick Sheeley Weiser, p. 62, MatthiasSchreyack married Elisabeth Gagin (Gaugh), 10 April 1798, FrederickCounty, Maryland, at the house of Christopher Gag in the presence ofmany friends.

"The Kentucky Encyclopedia", John E. Kleber, Editor, The UniversityPress of Kentucky, pp. 820-821: Matthias and family and wife'sbrother, Michael Gaugh had moved to Lexington from Frederick County,Virginia in the late 1780's. The 2 men were partners in the carpentrybusiness.

Died in cholera epidemic Lexington, Kentucky.

Buried Old Episcopal Cemetery on East Third Street. Parents: Christian (Schreyack) SHRYOCK and Eva Marie SHYROCK.

Spouse: Mary Elizabeth GAUGH. Capt. Matthias SHRYOCK and Mary Elizabeth GAUGH were married on 10 Apr 1798.

Nancy SHRYOCK1,22 was born on 30 Jun 1799 in Frederick County, Maryland. She died on 17 Mar 1891 in Madison County, Kentucky. Her reference number is 119. Will Book E, p. 287, Fayette County, Kentucky; "Shryock Line" by RheaDuryer Johnson, No. 300, p. 27, note 14, p. 65.

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A Story of Four Churches:
"Nancy (Grindstaff) Alverson 1799 - 1891, buried Friendship Church Cemetary." Parents: (John) Frederick SHRYOCK and Phrene "Fannie" TROUTMAN.

Spouse: Jessie ALVERSON. Jessie ALVERSON and Nancy SHRYOCK were married on 8 Apr 1824. Children were: Harriet ALVERSON, Milton ALVERSON, Cincinatus ALVERSON, Sally ALVERSON, Charlton ALVERSON, Mary Etta ALVERSON, Amanda E. ALVERSON.

Rebecca SHRYOCK1,22 was born in 1804 in Madison County, Kentucky. She died in 1890 in (probably) Madison County, Kentucky. Her reference number is 238 .7. Parents: (John) Frederick SHRYOCK and Phrene "Fannie" TROUTMAN.

Spouse: Solomon LOW. Solomon LOW and Rebecca SHRYOCK were married on 23 Dec 1827.

Samuel SHRYOCK1,22 died in 1876 in (probably) Madison County, Kentucky. He was born in Madison County, Kentucky. His reference number is 238 .5. Never married. Parents: (John) Frederick SHRYOCK and Phrene "Fannie" TROUTMAN.

Sarah "Sally" SHRYOCK1,22 was born on 18 Mar 1795 in Fayette County, KENTUCKY. She died on 24 Mar 1874 in Fayette County, KENTUCKY. Her reference number is 238 .4. Parents: (John) Frederick SHRYOCK and Phrene "Fannie" TROUTMAN.

Spouse: Archellius (Archibald) CARVER. Archellius (Archibald) CARVER and Sarah "Sally" SHRYOCK were married on 19 Oct 1815 in Fayette County, KENTUCKY. Marriag Bond, 09OC1815, signed by Archellus Carver and James Carver;Consent by Frederick Shryock; James Carver witness; Archellus Carveris believed to have been a brother of Pleasant Moorman Carver whomarried Sarah's sister Catherine.

Susannah Elizabeth SHRYOCK1,22 was born on 12 Jan 1725 in Gahsheim, Wurtembergish, Germany. Her reference number is 952 .1. She was living in came from Gahsheim, Wurtembergisch to Pennsylvania in 1733. A church record pertaining to Susanna Elizabeth gives her mother'sname as Susanna. Parents: Johannes George SHRYOCK and Susannah LNU.

Spouse: Franz (Francis) ALBERT.

Baron Wilhelm Fredrick SHRYOCK (VON)1,22 was born in 1545 in (probably) Germany. He died in 1583 in (probably) Germany. His reference number is 15232.

Spouse: LNU. Baron Wilhelm Fredrick SHRYOCK (VON) and LNU were married after 1570. Children were: Baron Karl Friedrick SHRYOCK (VONSCHRIEK).

Baron Karl Friedrick SHRYOCK (VONSCHRIEK)1,22 was born in 1580. He died in 1630. His reference number is 7616. Parents: Baron Wilhelm Fredrick SHRYOCK (VON) and LNU.

Spouse: SHRYOCK. Children were: Jarick (vonSchrieck) SHRYOCK.

George SHUFFER.1

Spouse: Donna Jo TEAL. Children were: Sarah SHUFFER.

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