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Birth info from "From The Rhine To The Shenandoah" by Daniel W. Bly, page 203.

Had eleven children. A son in-law was James Reed, according to the Wolfe article on Beaver Township history.

Birth & death info from "The Rhine To The Shenandoah" by Daniel W. Bly, Volume 1, page 200.

From "Ancestry and Descendants of the Nassau-Siegen Immigrants to Virginia 1714 - 1750", page 77:

"Christopher Windle, Jr., third son of Christopher Windle and Catherine Brumback, was deeded land in 1775 by his father, which he sold in 1782 to his brother-in-law, John Huffman, as mentioned previously. He appears as a tithable in Shenandoah Co. only in 1782, and seems to have moved to Frederick Co., where he appears as head of a family with 1 tithable in 1787, 1789 and 1792 (in the two latter years as Christopher "Wingle", not Windle). His wife was named Susannah, and they seem to have had an unhappy marriage. On April 19, 1793 Christopher Windle and Susannah Windle of Frederick Co. entered into an agreement to separate; Susannah was to maintain their children, and for this purpose Christopher Windle transferred to Michael and Thomas Deaderick a bond from David Deaderick, also household goods, etc. (Frederick Co. Superior Court Deeds, No. 2, p. 20). One would judge from the above record that Susannah was born a Deaderick. Christopher himself seems to have moved back to Shenandoah Co., where he appears in the tithables of 1793 as "Christopher Windle (Sly Creek) 1 tithable." He is still shown in Shenandoah Co. in 1794 and 1795, but disappears after 1795."

But Four States Genealogist, Volume 1, Number 2, January 1969, Pulaski County, Arkansas; The Cantrells of Little Rock (p.62):

"The American ancestry of William Armour Cantrell, M.D. extends back through five generations from Dr. Cantrell to Stephen, Jr. to Stephen, Sr., to Joseph Zebulon, and finally to Richard Cantrell. Stephen Cantrell, Sr. was born in Abingdon, VA in 1758. He moved from NC to TN in 1776, at which time he was Captain of the Guard of the Continental Commissioners of NC. For his efforts and faithful performance of duty in this regard he was awarded a land grant of 640 acres on Stewart's Creek in Davidson Co, TN. In 1782, at Fort Blount, East Tennessee, Stephen Cantrell, Sr. met and later married, Mary S. Blakemore, the daughter of Major John Blakemore of the famous Donelson expedition. Stephen Cantrell, Sr. died at his home in Sumner County, TN, 2-5-1827, at the age of 68. His wife, Mary S. Blakemore, was born in NC on 3-8-1765 and died 8-2-1849, at the age of 84. Stephen Cantrell, Sr. & Mary S. Blakemore were the parents of 11 children, nine sons and two daughters. Their oldest child, Stephen Cantrell, Jr. was born 3-10-1783 in Sumner Co, TN and was married 1-2-1807 at Nashville, TN to Juliet Ann Deaderick Wendel. His occupations throughout life were many and varied. Merchant, Commissary & Quartermaster during the Creek War, Pension Agent for middle TN, County Magistrate, Mayor of Nashville, President of the Bank of Nashville, and finally a Cotton Planter on the Arkansas River, where he died of pneumonia on 9-5-1854, at the age of 71. Juliet Ann Deaderick Wendel, his wife, was born 4-8-1787, in Winchester, VA, the daughter of David Wendel, Sr. and Susanna Deaderick, his wife, Susanna Deaderick, the daughter of David Deaderick I and his wife, Rosanah Boucher, was also born in Winchester, Frederick Co, VA. David Diedrick, Sr. of Wurtemburg, Germany, emigrated to the US before 1750, and was among the German Pennsylvanians who settled Winchester, VA. Juliet Ann Deaderick Wendel's paternal grandfather was Samuel Wendel of Dort, Holland. David Wendel, her father, was a merchant of Murfreesboro, TN. Juliet, Mrs. Stephen Cantrell, Jr., was a niece of George M. Deaderick and a cousin of Judge David Deaderick, who was Chief Justice of TN. She died at Nashville, TN in 1840, at the age of 52. During the latter years of his life, Stephen Cantrell, Jr. resided near Pine Bluff, AR."

In addition... Notable Southern Families, Vols I and II, ... "Susannah Deaderick, daughter of David Deaderick, first, and his wife, Rosannah Boucher, was born in Winchester, Frederick County, Virginia. She married David Wendell; or Windle. Their children were: David Wendell, second, (who married Sarah Nielson); Rachell Wendell (who married J.P. Wiggins); Rosannah Wendell (who married Judge McLean); and Juliet Wendell , born January 2, 1803, Stephen Cantrell, Jr."

Birth & death info from "The Rhine To The Shenandoah" by Daniel W. Bly Volume 1 page 200.

Catherine Wendel descendants information is primarily from GEDCOM file of Loraine Kerns, except Peter Conrad descendants information which is primarily from Erik Conard.

1. Deed from Peter, Sr. and Susannah Swartz to George Rodehoffer, dated Sept. 13, 1813 "Lots were conveyed to Peter Swartz, Sr. by the deceased father of said Peter Swartz from Abraham Brubaker former proprietor of the town by his certain indenture of bargain and sale dated March 13, 1798, other lot #45 which was conveyed to the heirs of Peter Swartz, Sr. from Brubaker on Oct. 12, 1801." Deed, Shenandoah County Court House Records, Woodstock, VA.

Property purchased from Paul Summers deeded to Catherine Kline, property purchased from Paul and John Summers deeded to Peter, and plantation "I now live on" (on North River) to George. Negro girl Nancy deeded to wife Susannah, Negro boy Billy, Negro girl July deeded to Elizabeth Hottel.

Will of Peter Swartz, Sr. filed Aug. 7, 1814, proved March 11, 1816, Shenandoah County Court House Records, Will Book K, pp. 27-30.

2. The Samuel Swartz, age 69, found in the 1850 census of Shenandoah County (p. 95A), apparently living in the household of a son Samuel, may have been a son of this Peter. The birth year of 1781 was too early to make this Samuel a son of Peter's brother Johannes/John, who was married in 1787. But Samuel could also have been a son of Peter's brother Martin. DLB 2003.

Surname from Ben K. Swartz' Descendants of Martin Swartz ....

The surname "Patton" is consistent with several Scots-Irish families living in colonial Frederick/Dunmore/now Shenandoah County. However, no documentation has been cited to substantiate the marriage of Peter Swartz Sr., moreover, the marriage of a German Lutheran to a Scots-Irish Presbyterian would have been an unusual event in the timeframe of this marriage -- therefore the identity of this person remains unproven and subject to revision if additional facts are discovered. DLB 2014.

Ceremony by Rev. Simon Harr.

Marriage record found in appendix of Wayland's "History of Shenandoah County", p.751. Barbara's surname was written "Black" (English translation of German "schwartz").

"Heirs of Barbara Windell, dec'd sold to Joseph Wilcox.....a certain lot or tract of land in County of Guernesy of Ohio, it being part of lot #3 S 1/2 of S16 T8 R7 [in Beaver Twp. adjoining town of Williamsburg] of land sold at Marietta by the U. S. No 3 in said section was conveyed the State of Ohio to William FINLEY, dec'd, thence to Barbara WINDEL, dec'd - estate in fee simple and the heirs of Barbara WINDEL, dec'd....." Guernsey County Court House Records, April 13, 1844.²

Ceremony by Rev. Simon Harr

Record in appendix of Wayland's "History of Shenandoah County", p.758.

Ceremony by Rev. Simon Harr

Record in appendix of Wayland's "History of Shenandoah County", p.758.

Numerous details of this family sourced to Chancery Court case as follows:

"LVA Chancery Index

Shenandoah Index No. 1832-003

George Hottel vs. Widow of John Hottel, etc."

(Findagrave.com.)

This Samuel Windle and several of his children were living close to the Jacob Windle (1791 - 1861) family at the time of the 1860 census. They lived in Edinburg, Davis Township. Probably this Samuel was a close relative and a descendant of Augustine Wendel, but the relationship is yet to be proved.

Found a Samuel "Windel", age 38, in the 1850 census, living near a Swartz family in the Strasburg neighborhood. DLB 2003.