Armstrong County PA Archives Biographies.....Nolf, George ???? - September 1830
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Source: Pension Files
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From pension files of George Nolf:
April 28, 1939
BA-N/AWF
George Nolf
W 3188
The Quartermaster General
Memorial Branch
War Department
Washington, D.C.
Dear Sir.
Reference is made to your request for information
relative to George Nolf, Captain in the Pennsylvania
Militia, War of the Revolution, died in September 1830.
The data furnished herein were obtained from papers on
file in claim for pension, W. 3188, based upon the military
service of George Nolf (Nulff) in the Revolutionary War.
The date and place of birth of George Nolf and names of
his parents were not stated.
George Nolf served in the Northampton County,
Pennsylvania Militia, two months as sergeant, four months
and seven days as lieutenant; he was appointed Captain May
10, 1780, and served as such, eleven months and twenty-one
days, a part of the time he served under Colonels Kern and
Roulp. His service was to protect the frontiers from
incursions of the Indians, and in ranging between the
Delaware and Susquehanna Rivers.
George Nolf married in the year 1775, Susanna Edelman.
The date and place of her birth and names of parents are not
given George Nolf died in Northampton County, Pennsylvania,
September 2, 1830 aged about eighty-two years and his widow,
Susanna Nolf, died January 4, 1841, in More Township,
Northampton County, Pennsylvania, aged about eighty-four
years. Susanna Nolf was survived by the following children
all of whom were living in 1846-
Catharine, born September 1, 1775, married
Daniel Close, living in Northampton County, PA in 1846.
Susan, born June 21, 1777, married George
Zeigenfuss; said George Zeigenfuss was dead in 1846, and she
was living in Carbon County, PA.
Barbara, married Frederick Brownmiller; they
were living in 1846 in Delaware County, Ohio Conrad Nolf,
residing in 1846 near Pittsburgh, PA
Elizabeth, married Michael Creever(?); they
were living in 1846 in Lehigh County, PA
Isaac Nolf, residing in 1846 in Northampton
Co. PA
Sarah, married John Huvier or Havier, who was
dead in 1846, and she was living in Northampton Co. PA
Rachael, married Robert Jamieson; they were
living in 1846 in Northampton Co. PA
Jacob Nolf, residing in 1846 in Northampton
Co. PA
Mary Robinson, name of her husband not
stated, nor was her place of residence shown.
In 1854 the following children of George Nolf and wife
Susanna were allowed the pension due her: Barbara
Brownmiller, Conrad Nolf, Elizabeth Greever, Susan
Zeigenfuss, Isaac Nolf, Sarah Huvler or Havler, Rachael
Jamieson, Mary Robinson and Jacob Nolf who was then
sixty-nine years old and a resident of Moore Township,
Pennsylvania.
Reference was made in 1777 to Elizabeth Edelmann, and
to Conrad Edelmann and his wife, Catharine, in 1846 Charles
Ziegenfuss was Justice of the peace for Northampton County,
PA and in 1854 Susan Ziegenfuss was seventy-seven years old,
and George Ziegenfuss was seventy-five years of age.
The relationship of these persons to the family of the
Revolutionary war officer, George Nolf was not stated. the
application for headstone for George Nolf is returned
herewith. There was no correspondence enclosed.
Yours very truly
A.D. Hiller
Executive Assistant
to the Administrator
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