First White Child Born On Ohio Soil
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We think therefore we are safe in stating that the child of the Virginia captive, born in 1764, was the iirst known white child born in . Ohio.
In 1772, John George Jungmann and wife arrived at Shoenbrun, O. , from Bethlehem, Pa. Jungmann was a Moravian Missionary, and his wife was the first married white woman who came West among the Christian Indians.
In April 1773, John Roth and wife reached Gnadenhutten, O. Roth w. Is also a missionaiy, sent out by the Moravian Church. Nearly three months a...fter her arrival, Mrs. Roth gave birth to a son at Gnadenhutten, who was named John Lewis Roth. His birth occurred on the 4th of July, 1773, and he was baptized on the 5th, by the Rev. David Zeisberger.
In the life of Zeisberger, by Bishop De- Schweinitz, will be found "an interesting biographical notice of John Lewis Roth, as well as sketches of his father and mother.
When John Lewis was one month old, August 1773, his parents . Removed from Gnadenhutten to Shoenbrun. At that place . "VI r. Roth labored for nearly a year, with marked success.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We think therefore we are safe in stating that the child of the Virginia captive, born in 1764, was the iirst known white child born in . Ohio.
In 1772, John George Jungmann and wife arrived at Shoenbrun, O. , from Bethlehem, Pa. Jungmann was a Moravian Missionary, and his wife was the first married white woman who came West among the Christian Indians.
In April 1773, John Roth and wife reached Gnadenhutten, O. Roth w. Is also a missionaiy, sent out by the Moravian Church. Nearly three months a...fter her arrival, Mrs. Roth gave birth to a son at Gnadenhutten, who was named John Lewis Roth. His birth occurred on the 4th of July, 1773, and he was baptized on the 5th, by the Rev. David Zeisberger.
In the life of Zeisberger, by Bishop De- Schweinitz, will be found "an interesting biographical notice of John Lewis Roth, as well as sketches of his father and mother.
When John Lewis was one month old, August 1773, his parents . Removed from Gnadenhutten to Shoenbrun. At that place . "VI r. Roth labored for nearly a year, with marked success.
What to read after First White Child Born On Ohio Soil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Thomas Goodman to read onlineMoreLess
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