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    Eva B. Strome

    Female 1786 - 1843  (56 years)


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    Generation: 1

    1. 1.  Eva B. Strome was born on 01 May 1786 in East Nantmeal Township, Chester, Pennsylvania U.S.A. (daughter of Jacob A. Strohm and Eva Serophin Bliehm); died on 27 Apr 1843 in Ontario, Canada.

      Eva married William Koplin. [Group Sheet]

      Children:
      1. Elizabeth Koblin was born on 15 Jun 1812; died on 29 May 1885 in Branch County, Michigan U.S.A..

    Generation: 2

    1. 2.  Jacob A. Strohm was born on 17 Nov 1741 in Wurttemburg, Germany; died on 31 Jul 1789 in East Nantmeal Township, Chester, Pennsylvania U.S.A..

      Notes:

      surname variations: Strome, Strohm

      Came from Wuettemburg with his father when he was 9 years old. (1792) - Eby

      Also known as John Strome.

      possible birth year 1732.
      possible year of death 1791.

      Jacob married Eva Serophin Bliehm in 1777 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Eva (daughter of Christian Pleem and Victoria Bechtel) was born on 21 Mar 1742/43 in Pottsgrove Township, Montgomery, Pennsylvania; died on 21 Apr 1829 in Hespeler, Waterloo County, Ontario, Canada; was buried in Wanner Mennonite Cemetery. [Group Sheet]


    2. 3.  Eva Serophin Bliehm was born on 21 Mar 1742/43 in Pottsgrove Township, Montgomery, Pennsylvania (daughter of Christian Pleem and Victoria Bechtel); died on 21 Apr 1829 in Hespeler, Waterloo County, Ontario, Canada; was buried in Wanner Mennonite Cemetery.

      Notes:

      Hespeler is also known as Cambridge.

      DOB: 6 APR 1829 [Biographical History of Waterloo by Ezra E. Eby, 1895-6 editio n: on line at http://ebybook.region.waterloo.on.ca]

      Listed on 1800 Census, Chester County, Pa., also a Strohm (Widow) is listed on the 1790 Census,
      East Natmeal Twp., Chester Co.

      Eby - Eva arrived in Canada 5/26/1806 with family
      Christian arrived in 1810

      Tombstone indicates age as: 85 years, 11 months also indicates maiden name as Bliehm

      also known as Eva Serophin PLEEM

      Children:
      1. Christian B. Strome was born on 14 Jul 1778 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania; died on 01 May 1850 in Hespeler, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
      2. Jacob B. Strome was born on 24 Sep 1783 in East Natmil Township, Chester, Pennsylvania; died on 07 Dec 1855 in Hespeler, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
      3. 1. Eva B. Strome was born on 01 May 1786 in East Nantmeal Township, Chester, Pennsylvania U.S.A.; died on 27 Apr 1843 in Ontario, Canada.
      4. David Strohm was born on 14 Jun 1780 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania; died on 21 Apr 1816 in Hespeler, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.


    Generation: 3

    1. 6.  Christian Pleem

      Notes:

      Birth: 25 DEC 1711 in Manheim, Germany
      Death: 9 MAR 1810 in PA - buried first Sprogell Cem near Pottstown, then removed to East Coventry Menn Cem 2
      Note: Emigrated to America in the fall of 1735.

      Father: Mr. Bliem b: BEF 1690 in Germany
      Mother: ??

      Marriage 1 Miss Bechtel b: AFT 1710 in Switzerland or Germany
      Married: in Germany & resided Montgomery Co, PA
      [Schwenk, Stout, Moyer, Naugle, Goodhart, Latshaw & Allied Families of PA, World Connect Project]


      Children
      Elizabeth Bliem b: ABT 1733 in unknown - a d/o Christian Bliem m. a Jacob Hoch/High--unproven it was Jacob Jr
      Esther Bliem b: ABT 1741
      Mary Bliem b: ABT 1742
      Eve \ Eva Bliem b: BET 1743 AND 1749
      Christian Bliem , Jr b: 25 FEB 1746

      Sources:
      Title: D. Elizabeth (Betsy) Clark; cbetsy@mindspring.com; DCLARK@wcpss.net
      Repository:
      Call Number:
      Media: Book
      Title: Montgomery Ledger, 8 Jun 1886 (provided by Diana Quinones)


      Birth: 25 Dec 1711 in Mannheim, Germany
      Death: 9 Mar 1810 in New Hanover, Montgomery, PA

      Marriage 1 Veronica BECHTEL b: 1708 in Washington, Philadelphia, PA
      Married: in , Montgomery, PA
      Children
      Ester BLIEM b: 1741 in Bally, Philadelphia, PA
      Eva BLIEM b: 21 Mar 1743 in Pottsgrove, Philadelphia, PA
      Christian BLIEM b: 25 Feb 1746
      [Donaldson/ McKown Family Tree, World Connect Project]


      Name: Christian BLIEM
      Sex: M
      Birth: 25 DEC 1711 in New Manheim, Germany
      Death: 9 MAR 1810
      Emigration: 1735
      Burial: UNKNOWN Sprogle Burying Ground, east of Pottstown
      Note:
      Christian Bliem, the founder of the Bliem family in America, was born at New Manheim, Germany, December 25, 1711. He emigrated to America in the autumn of 1735, being one of the Huguenots who fled from Germany on account of religious persecution, He was married in his native country, and brought with him his wife and one child. For the first winter he made a dug-out, and afterwards built a house of logs, using an oak stump, probably dressed, for a table. He bought 150 Acres of land in Hanover Township, then a part of Philadelphia, (now Montgomery) county, near Pottstown, where he lived about 75 years. During the first months of his residence in America, while he yet had no permanent home, his wife and child remained with her brother, a Bechtel, who owned and lived on a farm, a part of which now belongs to the ___ estate (1904), and includes the Fegley farm (now owned by Furman Kepler) and the Mensch farm. The latter is now owned by the Ringing Rocks Electric Railway Company of Pottstown.

      Christian Bliem, the founder of the Bliem family in America, was born at New Manheim, Germany, December 25, 1711. He emigrated to America in the autumn of 1735, being one of the Huguenots who fled from Germany on account of religious persecution, He was married in his native country, and brought with him his wife and one child. For the first winter he made a dug-out, and afterwards built a house of logs, using an oak stump, probably dressed for a table. He bought 150 acres of land in Hanover Township, then a part of Philadelphia, (now Montgomery) county, near Pottstown, where he lived about 75 years. During the first months of his residence in America, while he yet had no permanent home, his wife and child remained with her brother, a Bechtel, who owned and lived on a a farm, a part of which now belongs to the ____ estate (1904), and includes the Fegley farm (now owned by Furman Kepler) and the Mensch farm. The latter is now owned by the Ringing Rocks Electric Railway Company of Pottstown.

      Christian Bliem loaned a neighbor $800 in gold and silver before the Revolutionary war, and it was repaid in Continental money, which, of course, became useless after the war. He begged his neighbor to give him some small payments to offset the $800 saying that he would even be satisfied with a cow. However, he never obtained his request, and lost all the money. He attended Philadelphia market, carrying his produce on a pack-horse, and sometimes sold so much as ten dollars worth at at time. He grew wealthy, and purchased a farm for each of his sons, Daniel and Christian.

      Christian Bliem and his wife had five children, four daughters and one son. One daughter married Jacob Hoch, of Chester County. Another daughter married Daniel Fretz, of Bucks County. A third married Jacob Oberholtzer, of Berks County, and the youngest daughter married a Strohm, who after Living on the old homestead for a number of years, removed to Canada.

      Christian Bliem's wife died young, and was buried in the Sprogle burying ground, east of Pottstown, and now included within the borough limits. Christian Bliem died March 9, 1810, and was also buried in the Sprogle burying ground. This cemetery was donated by John Henry Sprogle, before the year 1700, and was to be used as a burying plot forever. The Bliems have always been connected with hit as trustees. The bodies of the Bliem ancestry have, however, all been removed to the cemetery adjoining the East Coventry Mennonite meeting house, the Sprogle ground having been surrounded by iron mills, and being very undesirable as a burying place. Sprogle, the donator, returned to Germany, but left two children buried there in 1714, and his wife Dorothea, buried in 716.

      Christian Bliem had one brother in this country and several sisters. The brother settled in Bucks county, and died young,. He left two daughters and two sons, Daniel and Christian. They settled in Lancaster County and left families.



      Father: Bliem BLIEM b: BET. 1700 - 1720

      Marriage 1 Miss BECHTEL b: AFT. 1710 in Switzerland or Germany
      Married: in Germany
      Children
      Christian BLIEM b: 25 FEB 1745/46
      Esther BLIEM b: ABT. 1741 in Montgomery County, PA
      Mary BLIEM b: ABT. 1742
      Bliem BLIEM b: AFT. 1742
      Daniel BLIEM b: ABT. 1732
      [The Scheffey Tree Updated: Sat Aug 23 19:46:50 2003 Contact: Margaret Breagy ]

      Biographical Annals of Montgomery County, PA; Elwood Roberts, 1904

      Christian married Victoria Bechtel. Victoria was born in 1710 in Montgomery, Montgomery, Pennsylvania; died in 1780 in Montgomery, Montgomery, Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet]


    2. 7.  Victoria Bechtel was born in 1710 in Montgomery, Montgomery, Pennsylvania; died in 1780 in Montgomery, Montgomery, Pennsylvania.

      Notes:

      Name: Veronica Bechtel
      Sex: F
      Birth: 1708 in Washington, Philadelphia, PA
      Death: 1780 in , Montgomery, PA

      Father: Hans Jacob Bechtel b: 1680 in Germany
      Mother: Elizabeth Rickert b: 1684 in Germany

      Marriage 1 Christian Bliem b: 25 DEC 1711 in Mannheim, Germany
      Married: in , Montgomery, PA
      Children
      Christian Bliem b: 25 FEB 1746
      Ester Bliem b: 1741 in Bally, Philadelphia, PA
      Eva Bliem b: 21 MAR 1743 in Pottsgrove, Philadelphia, PA
      [Donaldson-McKown-Cushman-Brown Tree
      Entries: 11501 Updated: 2007-01-15 22:33:04 UTC (Mon) Contact: Willy Istvan]

      Name: Elizabeth Rickert
      Sex: F
      Birth: 1684 in Germany
      Death: 1738 in Pottstown, Philadelphia, PA

      Marriage 1 Hans Jacob Bechtel b: 1680 in Germany
      Children
      Samuel Bechtel b: 1706 in Germany
      Martin Bechtel b: 26 JAN 1710 in Germany
      George Bechtel b: 10 MAY 1711 in Washington, Phiadelphia, PA
      Magdalena Bechtel b: ABT 1713
      Veronica Bechtel b: ABT 1714 in Washington, Philadelphia, PA
      Elizabeth Bechtel b: 1715
      Abraham Rickert Bechtel b: ABT 1717
      Veronica Bechtel b: 1708 in Washington, Philadelphia, PA


      Name: Hans Jacob Bechtel
      Sex: M
      Birth: 1680 in Germany
      Death: 22 AUG 1739 in New Hanover, Philadelphia, PA

      Father: George Bechtel b: 1658

      Marriage 1 Elizabeth Rickert b: 1684 in Germany
      Children
      Samuel Bechtel b: 1706 in Germany
      Martin Bechtel b: 26 JAN 1710 in Germany
      George Bechtel b: 10 MAY 1711 in Washington, Phiadelphia, PA
      Magdalena Bechtel b: ABT 1713
      Veronica Bechtel b: ABT 1714 in Washington, Philadelphia, PA
      Elizabeth Bechtel b: 1715
      Abraham Rickert Bechtel b: ABT 1717
      Veronica Bechtel b: 1708 in Washington, Philadelphia, PA

      Children:
      1. 3. Eva Serophin Bliehm was born on 21 Mar 1742/43 in Pottsgrove Township, Montgomery, Pennsylvania; died on 21 Apr 1829 in Hespeler, Waterloo County, Ontario, Canada; was buried in Wanner Mennonite Cemetery.
      2. Christian (Pleem) Bliehm