Johannes Mayer (c.1699-1766) was born abroad,
and died in Tulpenhochen Twp., Berks Co., Pennsylvania. The name
of his first wife is not known; she died before January 8, 1746,
when he married Anna Maria Essel, at Tulpenhochen.
Johannes Arrived at Philadelphia September 3, 1739, in the ship
"Friendship," at the age of 40; his son Dgido (Gideon)
was 16. No other Mayers were in the passenger list; women and
younger children were not named. They settled in Tulpehochen
Township of Berks, and became members of Host Reformed Church.
John was a miller. His name appears in the tax lists, as of
Tulpenhocken, of 1752, 1756, 1758, 1760.
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