Her maiden name, date of birth and death are unknown.
She was identified as Christina in the baptismal records of her children.
In the 1800 Census for S Huntingdon Twsp, Westmoreland Co, PA - she was between the age of 26 and 45 1756 -1774. As her first child was born in Dec 1784, and she would probably have been at least 18 then - she was born between 1756 and 1766 and married about 1783.
When her husband died in 1804 she was left a widow with 11 children.
The court (Partition Book#48 page 107) appointed the following guardians:
Joseph Smith, founder of Smithton became guardian of George Frick JR and Jacob Frick.
Andrew Findley became guardian of 6 children: David, Daniel, Magdalene, Abraham, Elizabeth, and Christina Frick.
Henry Frick age 20, Catharine age 18 and John Frick age 16 probably remained with their mother Christina.
Although Christina's children started having children as early as 1805, Christina was not a sponsor for any of them.
No additional marriage, or document indicating her death have been found.
The first 4 of George’s children married four of Conrad Koder IV children
She was identified as Christina in the baptismal records of her children.
In the 1800 Census for S Huntingdon Twsp, Westmoreland Co, PA - she was between the age of 26 and 45 1756 -1774. As her first child was born in Dec 1784, and she would probably have been at least 18 then - she was born between 1756 and 1766 and married about 1783.
When her husband died in 1804 she was left a widow with 11 children.
The court (Partition Book#48 page 107) appointed the following guardians:
Joseph Smith, founder of Smithton became guardian of George Frick JR and Jacob Frick.
Andrew Findley became guardian of 6 children: David, Daniel, Magdalene, Abraham, Elizabeth, and Christina Frick.
Henry Frick age 20, Catharine age 18 and John Frick age 16 probably remained with their mother Christina.
Although Christina's children started having children as early as 1805, Christina was not a sponsor for any of them.
No additional marriage, or document indicating her death have been found.
The first 4 of George’s children married four of Conrad Koder IV children
Her maiden name, date of birth and death are unknown.
She was identified as Christina in the baptismal records of her children.
In the 1800 Census for S Huntingdon Twsp, Westmoreland Co, PA - she was between the age of 26 and 45 1756 -1774. As her first child was born in Dec 1784, and she would probably have been at least 18 then - she was born between 1756 and 1766 and married about 1783.
When her husband died in 1804 she was left a widow with 11 children.
The court (Partition Book#48 page 107) appointed the following guardians:
Joseph Smith, founder of Smithton became guardian of George Frick JR and Jacob Frick.
Andrew Findley became guardian of 6 children: David, Daniel, Magdalene, Abraham, Elizabeth, and Christina Frick.
Henry Frick age 20, Catharine age 18 and John Frick age 16 probably remained with their mother Christina.
Although Christina's children started having children as early as 1805, Christina was not a sponsor for any of them.
No additional marriage, or document indicating her death have been found.
The first 4 of George’s children married four of Conrad Koder IV children
She was identified as Christina in the baptismal records of her children.
In the 1800 Census for S Huntingdon Twsp, Westmoreland Co, PA - she was between the age of 26 and 45 1756 -1774. As her first child was born in Dec 1784, and she would probably have been at least 18 then - she was born between 1756 and 1766 and married about 1783.
When her husband died in 1804 she was left a widow with 11 children.
The court (Partition Book#48 page 107) appointed the following guardians:
Joseph Smith, founder of Smithton became guardian of George Frick JR and Jacob Frick.
Andrew Findley became guardian of 6 children: David, Daniel, Magdalene, Abraham, Elizabeth, and Christina Frick.
Henry Frick age 20, Catharine age 18 and John Frick age 16 probably remained with their mother Christina.
Although Christina's children started having children as early as 1805, Christina was not a sponsor for any of them.
No additional marriage, or document indicating her death have been found.
The first 4 of George’s children married four of Conrad Koder IV children
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