PANCAKE FAMILY RECORDS

OF

LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

Lancaster County was created in 1729 from Chester County.
CEMETERIES   CENSUS RECORDS   COURT RECORDS   MARRIAGE RECORDS
CENSUS RECORDS

1830   1840   1850

1830 U.S. Census, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Rapho Twp., page 411, microfilm M19-153

Jacob Panncake   1 male 5 to 10      [born 1820-1825]
                 1 male 15 to 20     [born 1810-1815]
                 2 males 20 to 30    [born 1800-1810]
                 1 male 50 to 60     [born 1770-1780]
                 2 females under 5   [born 1825-1830]
                 2 females 10 to 15  [born 1815-1820]
                 2 females 15 to 20  [born 1810-1815]
                 1 female 30 to 40   [born 1790-1800]


1840 U.S. Census, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Rapho Twp., page 54, microfilm M704-465

Jacob Pancake   1 male 5 to 10      [born 1830-1835]
                1 male 15 to 20     [born 1820-1855]
                1 male 60 to 70     [born 1770-1780]
                1 female  5 to 10   [born 1830-1835]
                1 female 10 to 15   [born 1825-1830]
                1 female 15 to 20   [born 1820-1825]
                1 female 40 to 50   [born 1790-1800]


1850 U.S. Census, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, microfilm M432, reels 787-789

N.E. Ward, Lancaster City, page 303, Dwelling 35, Family 49:

Henry Storck  39 M Prothonotary  4400  Pa
Catharine     49 F                      "
Jacob         14 M                      "  School in Year
Amanda        12 F                      "  School in Year
Catharine      8 F                      "  School in Year
Sarah A.       6 F                      "  School in Year
Susan Pancake 18 F                      "
Barbara       24 F                      "


Raphoe Township, page 379, Dwelling 428, Family 454:

Jacob Pancake  70 M Wagonmaker  1600  Pennsylvania
Magdelena      55 F
Catharine      28 F
Anna           27 F
Susanna        18 F
Peter          17 M Laborer
Mathias Ruff   45 M Wagonmaker        Germany

COURT RECORDS

Pennsylvania Vital Records, Volume I, Page 376
Genealogical Gleanings from Orphans Court Records of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania

[61] ORPHANS COURT held at Lancaster for the County of Lancaster the 7th Day of September 1756.

Peter Pannecook and Catharine his Wife Late Catharine Feits, Widow and Administratrix of JACOB FEITS, deceased. Produced an Account whereby there appears a Balance to be distributed to the said Catharine the Widow, to John Feits the eldest Son and to Daughters Magdalena and Elizabeth.

[62] Jacob Casper Stoever and Conrad Brown appointed Guardians over John, Magdalena and Elizabeth Feits, Orphan and Minor Children of Jacob Feits.



Some further research shows that the Jacob Feits mentioned above was actually Johann Jacob DIETZ. The Marriage Records of Rev. John Casper Stoever compiled by Mildred Smith lists these two marriages:
1748 12 21   Dietz, Johann Jacob (Lebanon)             Holtzwart Catarina (Lebanon)
1755 07 21   Dietz, Catarina (Lebanon)                 Pannekuchen, Johann Peter (Lebanon)

MARRIAGE RECORDS

The following reference was submitted by Vivian Gudgell:


Register of Marriages and Baptisms kept by Rev. Traugott Frederick Illing:
in connection with the churches of St. Peter's (Lutheran); Middletown, and Caernarvon (Episcopal).
Lancaster County, Penn'a, Harrisburg Pa. Harrisburg Publishing Co. 1891.

Page 12
1780 April 11 Christoph Bormaan (Poorman) and Sabina Pfankucher (Pancake) both of Paxtang township, Lancaster, county; married at Zebbernick's house. Received L2 5s 0d or 6 silver dollars.

CEMETERIES

Goods Mennonite Cemetery, Bossler Rd., West Donegal Township
Transcribed by Marlene Leber
Pancake, Bertie V.    b. 1886    d. 1935    (Mother)
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