Jacob Laminack arrived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on the 27th of August 1739. His name is listed in "Immigrants in Penn 1727-76" by Daniel Rupp. It reads: "Palatine imported in the ship "Samuel" from Rotterdam but last from Deal in England did this day take and subscribe the Oaths to the Governor". The list includes Jacob Lamenich, age 34, from European records we find Joh. Jacob Lamenick of Wiesweiler m 24 June 1728 Anna Catherine, daughter of the late Mathes Cullman from Alben. Acccording to the penitance records... for more
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The first time my neice Jaclyn saw this site, all she said was, "Where is my link?" I almost made one for her but instead I made one for Breanna! :-)
My grandparents, aunts, uncle, parents, brother, sister and me.
For as long as I have known of such things, I knew St. Michael Cemetery was where my daddy's people were buried. I remember
going to the church as a child when we were down there on Sundays and going to the "family reunion" in September every year
that we could til my daddy died. I went to both my grandparents funerals there and I remember visting there as an adult and
feeling pride in seeing all the headstones and being comforted by how nice my grandparents plot looked and I feel like I
belong there when it is my time. I have found a little history about St. Michael Church and a
survey of the cemetery done there in 1999 by Carol and Adline Hulsey.
This is how I am kin to Johann Jacob Lamenich who came to America in 1739:
My father was
Edward Archie
Laminack
His father was
Melvin
Laminack
His father was
John Henry
Laminack
His father was
Jacob Emanuel
Laminack
His father was
John William
Laminack
His father was
Daniel Laminack Jr.
His father was
Daniel Laminack Sr.
His father was
Johann Jacob
Lamenich
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