Johan George Hacker

Kris Hocker on 21 Mar 2009

George3 Hacker (Johan Adam2, Christoph1)  was the fifth son of Johan Adam and Maria Elisabetha (Weidman) Hacker. He was born 9 October 1766 and christened 12 October 1766 in the Emanuel Lutheran Church in Brickerville, sponsored by Lorenz Haushalter and wife (his uncle and aunt).1 He died 12 September 1846 and was buried in the cemetery at Emanuel Lutheran Church.2

George married Christina Miller, daughter of Christopher Miller and Maria Barbara Stober of Cocalico township, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, sometime before 15 May 1803 when they received communion together at Emanuel Lutheran Church.3 Christina was born on 1 January 1778 and was christened at Emanuel Lutheran.4 Her grandparents Valentin and Eva Elisabetha Stober sponsored her. She died 29 October 1858 and was buried in the Emanuel Lutheran Church cemetery with her husband.5

Cocalico township, Lancaster county tax records show a George Hacker in 1791, his status “freeman.”6 I’m assuming that this is Johan Adam’s son George as Adam’s brother Johan George had moved his family to Erdenheim (outside Philadelphia) in 1763 and his brother Frederick’s son George  was an infant. He is listed in 1796—1799 tax records together with Frederick. In 1800, he’s listed separately, but in 1801—1803 they are listed together again. In 1805, George is listed as having 10 acres valued at $600, having 1 saw or grist mill. George, the miller, is also listed in 1806, 1807, and 1808. There my Cocalico township tax records for George Hacker end.

George and Christina (Miller) Hacker had five children baptized at Emanuel Lutheran Church between 1803 and 1813: Jacob, Elizabeth, Elizabeth (a second child), Peter, and Margaret Rebecca.7 They also served as sponsors for children of both the Hacker and Miller families: Johannes, son of GeorgeHacker and Elisabeth; Jonas, son of Leonhard Miller and Eva; Catarina, daughter of George Miller and wife; and Lea, daughter of George Scherb and wife Susanna [Haushalter].

George Hacker 1820 US Census

George Hacker, 1820 US Census, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania

Census records don’t show George as head of household until 1810 when he is listed in Cocalico township.8 In 1815, Christina’s father died. In his last will & testament he left George “one hundred and twenty six pounds eight shillings and four pence which shall be paid out of the bond which I have of my son George Miller which shall be in full for his wifes portion out of my estate together with the bond which I have assigned over to him and together with which I have charged him in my Book.”9

On 21 July 1816, George and Christina had a child, Joseph, baptized in Shaefferstown at St. Luke’s church.10 They also sponsored baptisms at Shaefferstown for Christoph and Anna (Wolf) Miller’s sons Samuel in 1815 and David in 1817.11 On 14 February 1817 George purchased land in Lebanon county with his brother-in-law Christopher Miller from John Strohm.12 In Nov 1817, George sponsored another child’s baptism at Salem Lutheran church in Lebanon.13

George and Christina Hacker are listed in communion records at St. Luke’s Lutheran church in Shaefferstown in 1815, 1816, and 1820.14 He is in census records in Lebanon township in 1820, living alongside Christopher Miller, his brother-in-law.15 I have been unable to find him in either the 1830 or 1840 census records. Christopher Miller, however, was back in Lancaster county, in Elizabeth township in 1830 through 1850.

On 8 May 1823, George and Christina were sponsors for Cornelius, son of James and Eleonora Stellwell, at Salem Lutheran Church in Reamstown, Lancaster County.16 They received communion there on 6 November 1825 with their daughters Catharine and Elizabeth Hacker. On the same day, Peter, George and Lydia Hacker received confirmation.17 Of the three, I’ve only proven George and Christina’s relationship to Peter, their son.

Children of George and Christina (Miller) Hacker:

  1. Jacob4 Hacker was born 28 September 1803 baptized 30 October 1803 at Emanuel Lutheran Church, sponsored by Jacob Hacker and wife Elizabeth.18 He died 26 July 1873 and was buried in the cemetery at Emanuel Lutheran Church.19 He married Maria “Polly” Krieg, daughter of Johan Elias and Anna Maria (Gibbens) Krieg, by 1833. She was born 5 August 1819 and died 22 March 1898.20 Jacob and Maria (Krieg) Hacker had children, as follows:
    1. William Harvey Hacker
    2. Elias K. Hacker
    3. Allen K. Hacker
    4. Martin K. Hacker
    5. Henry K. Hacker
    6. Benjamin K. Hacker
  2. Catharine Hacker (likely a daughter of George and Christina) was born about 1805. She took communion with George, Christina and their daughter Elizabeth on 6 November 1825 at Salem Lutheran Church in Reamstown. She never married and died sometime after the 1860 census enumeration.21 In 1850 she was living in Joseph Hacker’s household in Elizabeth township, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania.22

  3. Elizabeth Hacker was born in May 1807 and baptized 5 July 1807 at Emanuel Lutheran.23 She was sponsored by Johannes Miller and his wife Susanna. She most likely died before 1809.
  4. Elizabeth Hacker was born 30 March 1809 and baptized 14 May 1809 at Emanuel Lutheran, sponsored by Johannes Waechter and wife Elizabeth.24 She died 3 March 1891.25 On 18 November 1827, she married Samuel Bingeman.26 He was born 8 May 1805 and died 16 June 1897.27 They were both buried in Hopeland cemetery. Samuel and Elizabeth (Hacker) Bingeman had children, as follows:
    1. Levi Bingeman
    2. Daniel Bingeman
    3. George Bingeman
    4. Heinrich H. Bingeman
    5. Priscilla Catharine Bingeman
    6. Jacob H. Bingeman
    7. Samuel H. Bingeman
    8. Elizabeth Bingeman
  5. Peter Hacker was born 3 September 1811 and baptized 6 October 1811, sponsored by Leonhard Miller and his wife Eva.28 He died 9 May 1893 and was buried in Lincoln cemetery, Ephrata township, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania.29 On 26 November 1835, Peter married Hannah Reinhold, daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth (Walter) Reinhold.30 She was born 31 October 1815 and died 22 June 1908 in Lititz.31 She, too, was buried in Lincoln cemetery. Wingeard incorrectly attributed Peter to the family of George and Elizabeth (Hassler) Hacker. Peter and Hannah (Reinhold) Hacker had children, as follows:
    1. Susanna Hacker
    2. Jacob Reinhold Hacker
    3. Mary Ann Hacker
    4. Levi R. Hacker
    5. Rebecca Hacker
    6. Elizabeth Hacker
    7. Samuel Hacker
    8. John Reinhold Hacker
  6. Margaret Rebecca Hacker was born 8 November 1813 and baptized 12 December 1813.32 She was sponsored by Margaret Miller. She died sometime after 1880, most likely in Ephrata, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania. On 10 April 1834, she married Samuel Schlott at Emanuel Lutheran Church.33 Samuel and Margaret (Hacker) Schlott had children, as follows, and possibly others:
    1. Samuel Schlott Jr.
    2. Lydia Schlott
    3. Imanuel Schlott
    4. Margaret Rebecca Schlott
    5. Martin Schlott
  7. Joseph Hacker was born 3 July 1816 and baptized 21 July 1816 at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, Shaefferstown, Lebanon county, Pennsylvania, sponsored by his aunt and uncle Christopher and Anna (Wolf) Miller.34 He died 1 Dec 1891 and was buried in Christ Lutheran Church Cemetery, Stouchsburg, Berks county, Pennsylvania.35 He  married Susanna Bickel circa 1845. Susanna was born 5 July 1825 and died 9 February 1898. She was buried with her husband at Christ Lutheran Church cemetery.36 Joseph and Susan (Bickel) Hacker had children, as follows:
    1. Henry Hacker
    2. Emma Hacker
    3. Susan Hacker
    4. Albert B. Hacker
    5. John B. Hacker
    6. Elizabeth Hacker
    7. Ida Hacker
    8. Alice Hacker
    9. Catherine Hacker
    10. Rebecca “Beckie” Hacker

 

Footnotes

  1. Weiser, Frederick, S., translator, Records of Pastoral Acts at Emanuel Lutheran Church, known in the 18th century as the Warwick congregation, near Brickerville, Elizabeth Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania 1743-1799, (Breinigsville, Pennsylvania: The Pennsylvania German Society, 1983), page 80. ↩
  2. Emanuel Lutheran Church cemetery (Brickerville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania), George Hacker gravestone, photographed by Kris Hocker 3 Sep 2000. ↩
  3.  Emanuel Lutheran Church (Brickerville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania), communion records, page 322, “Georg Hacker (and) frau,” Rogate Sunday 1803; digital images, Ancestry.com, Pennsylvania, Church and Town Records, 1708-1985,  (http://www.ancestry.com: viewed 2 Nov 2014); citing Historic Pennsylvania Church and Town Records (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Historical Society of Pennsylvania).  ↩
  4. Frederick S. Weiser, Records of Pastoral Acts at Emanuel Lutheran Church, page 117. ↩
  5. Emanuel Lutheran Church cemetery (Brickerville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania), Christina Hacker gravestone, photographed by Kris Hocker 3 Sep 2000. ↩
  6. Tax Lists, 1750-1814, Cocalico township (1751—1808) and Cocalico township (1809—1838), Lancaster county, Pennsylvania; microcopy roll #6040, 6041; Pennsylvania State Archives, Harrisburg. ↩
  7. Emanuel Lutheran Church (Brickerville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania), baptismal records, multiple pages; digital images, Ancestry.com, Pennsylvania, Church and Town Records, 1708-1985,  (http://www.ancestry.com: viewed 2 Nov 2014). ↩
  8. George Hacker household, 1810 U.S. Federal Census, Cocalico township, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, page 57; National Archives micropublication M252, roll 50. ↩
  9. Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Will Book L1:510, Christopher Miller, 1815; digital image, FamilySearch, “Pennsylvania Probate Records, 1683-1994,” (http://www.familysearch.org : accessed 8 Sep 2015). ↩
  10. St. Luke’s Lutheran Church (Schaefferstown, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania), baptismal records, page 115, 21 Jul 1816; digital images, Ancestry.com, Pennsylvania, Church and Town Records, 1708-1985 (https://www.ancestry.com: viewed 11 Feb 2012); citing Historic Pennsylvania Church and Town Records (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Historical Society of Pennsylvania). ↩
  11. Lutheran Theological Seminary, Lebanon County church records, Volume 11: St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, Shaefferstown; Pennsylvania State Library, Forum Building, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. ↩
  12. Lebanon County, Pennsylvania, Deed Book B: 577, John Strohm to Christopher Miller and George Hacker, 14 Feb 1817; Pennsylvania State Archives, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. ↩
  13. Lutheran Theological Seminary, Lebanon County church records, Volume 7, (Gettysburg, Pennsylvania: Lutheran Theological Seminary, 1969); Pennsylvania State Library, Forum Building, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. ↩
  14. St. Luke’s Lutheran Church Records (Schaefferstown, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania), communion records, #43 Georg Hacker and #44 frau Christina, 1815; digital images, Ancestry.com, Pennsylvania, Church and Town Records, 1708-1985,  (http://www.ancestry.com: viewed 5 Feb 2012); citing Historic Pennsylvania Church and Town Records (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Historical Society of Pennsylvania). ↩
  15. George Hacker household, 1820 U.S. Federal Census, Lebanon township, Lebanon county, Pennsylvania, page 59; National Archives micropublication M33, roll 105. ↩
  16. Salem Lutheran Church Records (Reamstown, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania), baptismal records, no page number, 8 May 1823; digital images, Ancestry.com, Pennsylvania Church and Town Records, 1708-1985 (http://www.ancestry.com: viewed 5 Feb 2012); citing Historic Pennsylvania Church and Town Records (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Historical Society of Pennsylvania). ↩
  17. Salem Lutheran Church (Reamstown, PA), communion records, page 144, George Hacker, 6 Nov 1825; digital images, Ancestry.com, Pennsylvania Church and Town Records, 1708-1985 (http://www.ancestry.com: viewed 5 Feb 2012); citing Historic Pennsylvania Church and Town Records (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Historical Society of Pennsylvania). ↩
  18. Emanuel Lutheran Church, baptismal records, page 45, Jacob Hacker, 30 Oct 1803. ↩
  19. Emanuel Lutheran Church cemetery (Brickerville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania), Jacob Hacker gravestone, photographed by Kris Hocker 21 Nov 2001. ↩
  20. Emanuel Lutheran Church cemetery (Brickerville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania), Mary Hacker gravestone, photographed by Kris Hocker 21 Nov 2001. ↩

  21. Christianna Hacker household, 1860 United States Federal Census, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, population schedule, post office: Ephrata, Ephrata Township, page 31-32/299-300 (stamped), dwelling 232, family 259; digital image, Internet Archive, “Population schedules of the eighth census of the United States, 1860, Pennsylvania” (http://archive.org/stream/populationschedu1124unix#page/n304/mode/1up : accessed 15 Jul 2015); citing NARA micropublication M653, roll 1124. ↩

  22.  Joseph Hacker household, 1850 United States Federal Census, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, population schedule, Elizabeth Township, page 272b & 273, dwelling 392, family 423; index and image online; FamilySearch, “United States Census, 1850” (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/M4HP-LJK : viewed 2 April 2012); citing NARA micropublication M432, roll 789. ↩
  23. Emanuel Lutheran Church, baptismal records, page 51, Elizabeth Hacker, 5 Jul 1807. ↩
  24. Emanuel Lutheran Church, baptismal records, page 54, Elizabeth Hacker, 14 May 1809. ↩
  25. Elizabeth Bingeman gravestone, Find a Grave Inc., Findagrave.com, digital image (http://www.findagrave.com : accessed 8 Sep 2015), photograph “Gravestone for Elizabeth Bingeman (1809-1879), Memorial No.34312670, Records of Hopeland Cemetery, Hopeland, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania;” photograph © E. Renkin. ↩
  26. Emanuel Lutheran Church, marriage records, page 254, Samuel Bingeman and Elizabeth Hacker, 18 Nov 1827. ↩
  27. Samuel Bingeman gravestone, Find a Grave Inc., Findagrave.com, digital image (http://www.findagrave.com : accessed 8 Sep 2015), photograph “Gravestone for Samuel Bingeman (1805-1879), Memorial No.34312670, Records of Hopeland Cemetery, Hopeland, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania;” photograph © E. Renkin. ↩
  28. Emanuel Lutheran Church (Brickerville), baptismal records, page 60, Peter Hacker, 6 Oct 1811. ↩
  29.  Peter Hacker gravestone, Find a Grave, Inc., Findagrave.com, digital image (http://www.findagrave.com : accessed 2 Apr 2012), photograph “Gravestone for Peter Hacker (1811-1893), Memorial No. 17639771, Records of Lincoln Cemetery, Ephrata Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania;” photograph © E. Renkin. ↩
  30. Emanuel Lutheran Church, marriage records, page 271, Peter Hacker and Hannah Reinhold, 26 Nov 1835. ↩
  31.  Hannah Hacker gravestone, Find a Grave, Inc., Findagrave.com, digital image (http://www.findagrave.com : accessed 2 Apr 2012), photograph “Gravestone for Hannah Hacker (1815-1908), Memorial No. 17639731, Records of Lincoln Cemetery, Ephrata Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania;” photograph © E. Renkin. ↩
  32. Emanuel Lutheran Church, baptismal records, page 66, Margarete Hacker, 12 Dec 1813. ↩
  33. Emanuel Lutheran Church, marriage records, page 267, Samuel Schlott and Margarete Hacker, 10 Apr 1834. ↩
  34. Lutheran Theological Seminary, Lebanon County church records, Volume 11: St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, Shaefferstown, (Gettysburg, Pennsylvania: Lutheran Theological Seminary, 1969); Pennsylvania State Library, Forum Building, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, page 130. ↩
  35. Joseph Hacker gravestone, Find a Grave, Inc., Findagrave.com, digital image (http://www.findagrave.com : accessed 1 Apr 2012), photograph “Gravestone for Joseph Hacker (1816-1891), Memorial No. 82246636, Records of Christ Lutheran Church cemetery, Stouchsburg, Pennsylvania;” photograph © TheWheelBarrow. ↩
  36. Susan Hacker gravestone, Find a Grave, Inc., Findagrave.com, digital image (http://www.findagrave.com : accessed 1 Apr 2012), photograph “Gravestone for Susan Hacker (1825-1898), Memorial No. 82246510, Records of Christ Lutheran Church, Stouchsburg, Pennsylvania;” photograph © TheWheelBarrow. ↩

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