ID: I18266
Name: Johann Paul TRAUT
Sex: M
Birth: 30 JUN 1726 in Saarbrücken, Saarland, Germany
Death: AFT 7 OCT 1803 in near Strasburg, Shenandoah, VA?
Religion: “Evangelisch-Reformiert” (Evangelical Reformed)
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TROUT-DNA Project Lines #3 & #45; See TROUT-DNA Research Project at http://www.familytreedna.com/public/TROUT_DNA_Research_Project
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TROUT-DNA Project This is the linking generation between proven Line #3 and presumptive Line #45; See TROUT-DNA Research Project at http://www.familytreedna.com/public/TROUT_DNA_Research_Project
Baptism: 1 FEB 1726/27 Sponsors Johann Nicolay Meiyer, Johan Paul Bukliscj. and Anna Margaretha Löw(in)
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Middle name variations Pauly (as a child)
Occupation: 1753 3rd generation Master Shoemaker ("Schuster" or "Schuhmachermeister" in German, "cordwainer" or "cardwinder" in early colonial American usage; not to be confused with a "cobbler" that simply repairs shoes)
Occupation: 1762 Cardwinder (shoe maker)
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Age at time of death AFT 7 OCT 1803 Perhaps about 77 years old
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Apprenticed 23 MAR 1762 George Elias, b. 20 Nov 1746, son of Paul Elias, apprenticed to Paul Traut to become a cardwinder (shoemaker)
Burial: AFT 7 OCT 1803 near Strasburg, Shenandoah, VA??
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Ethnicity Palatine, with deep ancestry origins (Haplogroup) of Northwestern Europe (Viking or Nordic peoples)
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LDS IGI Record File number 452817, reference number 91955
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LDS IGI Record Film number 455310
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Member BET 1795 AND 1803 Evangelical Lutheran Church, Strasburg, Shenandoah, VA
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Moved ABT 1785 Loudoun County, VA to near Strasburg, Senandoah, VA by about this time.
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Moved ABT 1769 York County, PA to near Taylorstown, Loudoun County, VA, most likely via the historic Monocacy Road.
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Research Help? ANY CORRESPONDANCE REGARDING THIS INDIVIDUAL GREATLY APPRECIATED
Residence: BET 1762 AND 1769 Hellam Twp, York, PA
Residence: 1762 Windsor Twp, York PA by this time (perhaps several years earlier)
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Surname Variations Traudt, Draut, Trout
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Y-DNA Haplogroup Haplogroup (Hg) "I1a" based on SNP test by proven descendant; deep ancestral origins in Northwest Europe (Viking or Nordic peoples); Recent Ancestral Origins, Germany
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Physical Descripton 8 JAN 1754 age about 24, "about 5' 6", fresh smooth complexion, with dark brown hair, and well set, and speaks English very well" (per "reward for runaways" artical in newspaper)
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Genetic Relationship Although a near perfect Y-DNA match at 67 markers with descendants with Line #2, The Traut Brethren, the relationship must have been at a much early generation, perhaps in the 1600s
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Legal Status JAN 1754 Paul and wife Anna Katherina were runaway indented servants of prosperous bootmaker Patrick Hinds, Charleston, SC
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Arrived 1 OCT 1753 Arrived 1 Oct 1753 Port on Charleston, SC with 125 other passengers from Rotterdam, Holland (via a prost call in England?) on the snow Anne, Captain Orr, master
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Sailed ABT JUL 1753 From Rotterdam, Holland with 125 other passngers on the snow Anne, Capt. Orr master, bound for Port of Charleston, SC
Emigration: ABT MAY 1753 From Saarbrücken, Saarland, Germany to American Colonies via the Port of Charleston, SC
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Research Comment That Johann Paul Traut, Line #45, and Paul Trout Line #3 are one and the same is assessed as highly likely but not proven; final Y-DNA testing for descendents of Line #45 Are still pending
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Relationship Johann Paul Trout is my 4th Great Grandfather - Craig H. Trout
Reference Number: 5744
Father: Johann Friedrich Jacob TRAUT b: 31 DEC 1700 in Schandau, Sachsen, Germany
Mother: Anna Margarethe BOHRER b: 14 SEP 1704 in Saarbrücken, Saarland, Germany
Marriage 1
Catrina Margreth UNKNOWN b: ABT 1733 in PA or Electoral Palatinate (SW Germany)??
- Married:
ABT 1753
in Germany?
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LDS IGI
in File number 455310
Children
Paul TRAUT b: ABT 1755 in Hellam Twp, York, PA? Casper TROUT b: ABT 1762 in Windsor Twp (now Lower Windsor Twp), York, PA Anna Marie Magdalene TRAUT b: 23 JUN 1763 in Hellam Twp, York, PA Anna Margreth TROUT b: 25 MAR 1773 in Loudoun County, VA | |