1798 IGI - 

	EMME, Johann Andreas Christoph (M)	C: 18 Nov 1798
	Father: Johann Christoph Ludwig Emme	Gross Schneen, Hannover,
	Mother: Dorothee E. VON SCHWANEFLUGEL	Prussia

1798 Baptism of Johann Andreas Christoph Emme

Tauf-Urkunde
Auszug aus dem Verzeichnis der Getauften
der evang.-luth. Kirchengemeinde: Gr. Schneen
Jahrgang: 1798  Pag: 30  Lfd. Nr.: 19
Familienname: Emme
Vornamen (Rufname unterstreichen) : Johann, Andreas, Christoph
geb am: 13 Nov 1798 in: Gr. Schneen
Name, Stand und Wohnort der Eltern:
Fater: Emme, Johann, Christoph, Ludwig, Schneider
Mutter: Emme, Dorothee, Marie, Elizabeth geb. von Schwaneflugel
  beide aus Gr. Schneen
hat am: 18 Nov. 1798 in der ev.-luth. Kirche
zu: Gr. Schneen
das Sakrament der heiligen Taufe empfangen

Name, Stand und Wohnort der Taufzeugen:
1) Andreas Heinrich Riclefeld
2) Andreas Draeger
3) Johannes Schelper aus Gr. Schneen

Ausgezogen: Gr. Schneen, den 3 Nov 1972


1836 - 974.8 B2wg Gutendorf & Devlin Naturalization Lists 1820-1840

	June 20, 1836 declaration Folder 229
	Andreas Emme
	US District Court - Western District of PA

1836 - National Archives and Records Administration
  Selected US Naturalization Records - Original Documents, 1790-1974

  United States, Western District of Pennsylvania

At Pittsburgh, on the twentieth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty six.  Andreas Emme a native of Hanover came before the Clerk of the said Court and filed
the declaration of his intention to become a citizen of the United States, in such cases made and
provided as follows:

I, Andreas Emme, a native of Hanover and heretofore a subject of the king of Great Britain and
Ireland, do swear, that it is bona fide my intention to become a citizen of the United States, and to
renounce and abjure forever all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign prince, potentate, state or
sovereignty whatever; and particularly to renouce and abjure forever all allegiance and fidelity to
the king of Great Britain and Ireland, whereof I was heretofore a subject.

Sworn and subscribed this 20th day of June A.D. 1836  [signature of Andreas Emme]
Cor. C. J. Roberts


1840 Census - Beaver County, PA - New Sewickly TWP (City of Freedom)

	Andrew Emmy
	1 Male 5-10
	1 Male 10-15
	1 Male 20-30
	1 Male 40-50
	1 Female 10-15
	1 Female 30-40
	
1840 Census - Allegheny Co. PA Birmingham Borough

	p. 234
	Ludwick Emme	1 male - (60-70)
	
1840 Naturalizations of Beaver County, PA 1804-1840 974.892 P4c

EMME, Andrew - Native of Hanover. Arrived in USA January 3, 1835
Intention filed in Allegheny County, PA on June 20, 1836.
Certified September 23, 1840.  Witness was Christopher Schoneman.

1845 Beaver Co. "Argus" Genealogical Gleanings 974.982 V28w

EMME, Andrew, Freedom Locksmith, dissolves partnership with Christ. Shoeneman 14 May 1845

1850 Census - Alleghey Co. PA Birmingham p.047

	23 24
	Andrew Emma		50 M Machinist 1500	England
	Ann				48 F			Penn
	Daniel			 4 M			Penn
	Molly Beaty		 9 F			Germany
	
	135 151
	Andrew Stackhouse
	...
	Peter Emma		24 M Laborer	Germany
	Elizabeth		17 F		Germany
	(married within year)
		
1860 Census - Allegheny Co., PA Birmingham Borough P. 102

	613 740
	Andrew Emme		59 M Machinist 5000 4000 Hanover
	Hannah		56 F				PA
	Daniel		14 M				PA
	
1870 Census Index, Pennsylvania
	Fayette Co. Springhill TWP Roll 1343 p. 464

	264 264 Emme, David H.	24 M W 	Farm Laborer	PA  Father, Mother of foreign birth
			Thyer?		24 F W      Keeping House PA
	265 265 Emme, Andrew 	72 M W	Farmer		Hanover
			Annie		67 F W      Keeping House	PA

1880 Census, Springhill TWP, Fayette, PA (June 26, 1880)

        144
        Emme, Andrew    W M 82 Farmer      Goettingus, Germany
              Annie     W F 78 Wife Keeping House PA PA PA
        Emme, Daniel    W M 35 Farmer      PA Gatinger PA
              Minnia    W F  8 Daughter    PA PA PA
              Catherine W F  7 Daughter    PA PA PA
              Samuel    W M  5             PA PA PA
              Mary E.   W F 6/12 Feb       PA PA PA

1899 Orphan's Court Index - Fayette Co., Pa.

	Emme, Daniel H.  Wid Apt  Dec 1899  Vol 27 pg 112
			 Admr     Dec 1900  Vol 28 pg 157

misc.  Nelson's History of Fayette Co.

p.1118 Biography of Daniel Hamilton Emme
	
Daniel Hamilton Emme was born in Freedom, Beaver County, Pa, April 12, 1846, and is the youngest of
four children.  He is the son of Andrew Emme, who was born in Hanover, Germany, November 9, 1800, and
died in Springhill township, Pa., eighty years later.  At the age of fifteen he enlisted in the
German army and under Wellington did his part at the famous battle of Waterloo.  He came to this
country in 1833, and having previously become a millwright, spent the balance of his working days in
the machine shops of Pittsburg, Pa.  In 1868 he decided to leave that city, so bought what was then
the Lewis Hunter farm, where he removed his family and passed the remainder of his life in peace and
quietude in this retired and healthful spot.  This farm is now owned and managed by his son Daniel. 
His wife was Anna, daughter of Daniel Cooper, one of the soldiers of the Revolutionary army.  She was
born in Beaver County, Pa., in 1803.  Her mother was also a native of that country, but her people
were of German and Irish descent.  Of their children, none but Daniel and his brother William, of
Haydentown, are living.  October 7, 1869, Daniel Emme married Miss Thira, daughter of Samuel and
Catherine Huntley, who at that time were living in Monongalia county, W. Va., but formerly lived in
Georges township, Fayette County, Pa.  The huntleys had originally intended to go to Ohio, but
stopping in Connellsville on their way, in consequence of the illness of Mrs. Huntley, decided to
make their home in Fayette county.  They were probably of English descent.  Her mother's family were
of German descent and came to this county from Harper's Ferry, W. Va., at an early day.  Mr. and Mrs.
D.H. Emme have five children:  Minnie Ann, Catherine Alice, Samuel David, Mary Elizabeth, and Charles
Andrew, all of whom are still at home with their parents.  In 1870 a valuable vein of fire-clay was
found on the Emme farm, which is fast taking the place of the famous pot clay which was formerly
imported from Germany.  Mr. Emme ships annually to the Clay Pot Company of Pittsburg, Pa., about
eight hundred tons of this clay, which is sold on special contract on account of its superior
quality.  He also owns and manages a saw mill.  He was educated in the common school of Pittsburg,
and brings to the county the intelligence and culture which were there instilled into his life.  Like
his father, he also entered the military service at the age of fifteen.  He enlisted July 20, 1861,
in Company L, Twenty-Eighth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.  In October, 1862, he was transferred to
Company A, One Hundred and Forty-seventh Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, in which he served to the
end of the war, and was in many battles, but was never wounded nor was he ever in a hospital.  He was
discharged in 1864 near Atlanta, Ga., whence he returned to his old home in Freedom, Pa.  After
coming home he learned ship carpentering, at which he worked until he removed with his father to
Springhill township in 1867, where he has ever since resided.  In 1868 he joined Gallatin Lodge,
I.O.O.F., of Smithfield, Pa.  He is also a member of the G.A.R. Jerry Jones Post.  He is a staunch
Republican, and his party has elected him a justice of the peace, which office he is now filling. 
With his family he worships in the Springhill Presbyterian church, and lives a consistent Christian
life.

MISCELLANEOUS:

  A child named Henrich was listed in this family by Bernard Mayhle, but may be Henry Krummel, who
along with his sister Wilmeene, had been taken under the guardianship of Andrew Emme in Beaver
County, Pennsylvania in 1839 when their father, Ludwick Krummel died.  Bernard's information comes
from his Grandmother, who said that she remembers mention of  Henry in the family, which Bernard had
assumed was William Emme's brother.  Beth Krummel (only4extras@aol.com) provided the guardianship
information, which will be posted here soon.