Casselman:
Nancy Casselman married Michael Frederick Markley; their son, William Ira Merkley, married Elizabeth Casselman (Castleman); their son, Edgar Cephrenus Merkley, married Matilda Wiley. Both, Michael F Markley and his grandson, Edgar C Merkley moved to Iowa. William Ira remained in Canada. Note: see, Beginnings, Merkley Surname
Parents of Nancy: William Casselman & Magdelene Heagle -5th Great Grandparents
Parents of William: Capt Cephrenus W Casselman & Anna Sprecker -6th Great Grandparents
Parents of Capt C W: Johann W Casselman & Anna M Saltzman -7th Great Grandparents
Parents of Johann Wilhelm: Hans Dietrich Casselman & Anna E Rinderin -8th Great Grandparents
Parents of Hans: Johann Casselman (Kasselmann) & Anna Hirtz -9th Great Grandparents
Adelshofen, Heidelberg, Baden-Wuerttembert, Germany to America: NY West Camp
Church in Adelshofen, Germany
where notations on the Casselman family are found.
See, Ancestry.com, Johann Casselman (Kasselmann), Jody Gray Family Tree: Adams, Merkley, Zach, Media: Johann Kasselmann Name. This information obtain from gedcom of Bob Liberty Lutheran Church, Adelshofen, German Hank Jone "The Palatine". Name has been spelled many ways, Kept to Casselman for this genealogy. Cosselman, Kasselman, Castleman, Casselman, and Caselman, Kasselmann for a few variations. Much information was furnished by Daniel Rl. Casselman 233 High Road Madison, AL 35758-1405 Copied from handwritten notes of P B Hyndman. " Casselmann's in Germany and Europe," a lecture by DR. Karl-Heinz Casselmann, Koniqustein, Germany at the 1984 Casselman Reunion in Morrisburg, Ontario July 1984 - Casselmann surname was found in Adelshofen, Germany as early as 1605. This was Hans Casselmann s, the grandfather of Hans Dietrich Casselmann. He was listed in Count Neipperq's tax and stock ledger dated 1605. Count Neipperq was the patron of the village of Adelshofen. The early 1600 Casselmann's were manufacturers of glassware and pottery, and for generations later on, shoemakers. Dr. Casselmann claims the Casselmann name was first recorded in the 14th century in Hesse about 180 kilometers north of Frankfort, Germany. There are Lutheran Church records for this family in Adelshofen, Germany, beginning in 1655.
Map of late 18th Century Holy Roman Empire *shared by John Cassleman, 8/2//2013
German Peasants *shared by John Cassleman, 5/3//2013
Rhine port of Spreyer, 1750 *shared by John Cassleman, 8/9/2013
Johann Casselman (Kasselmann) (1615-1680) and Anna Hirtz (1615-1693)
Married: 1634 *Source: Descendants of Johann Casselman
Adelshofen, Heidelberg, Baden-Wuerttembert, Germany
- Hans CASSELMAN b: 1635 in Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
- Frantz CASSELMAN b: 1640 in Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
- Bernardt CASSELMAN b: 1643 in Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
- Friedrich CASSELMAN b: 1646 in Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
- Johannes CASSELMAN b: 1649 in Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
- Anna Barbara CASSELMAN b: 12 Apr 1651 in Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
- Anna Margaret Elizabetha CASSELMAN b: 12 Apr 1655 in Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
- Hans Jacob CASSELMAN b: 6 Feb 1659 in Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
- Hans Matthies CASSELMAN b: 9 Feb 1661 in Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
- Dietrich CASSELMAN b: 13 Nov 1662 in Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
- Jerge CASSELMAN b: 1664 in Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
- Anna Katharina CASSELMAN b: 5 Jul 1668 in Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
My Family Tree differences
1 Johannes H Kasselmann 1635-1692 m: Margaretha Walterin
2 Hans Franz Kasselmann 1640-1687 no marriage record
3 Bernardt F Kasselmann 1643-1693 no marriage record
4 Friedrich Kasselmann 1646-? no marriage record
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6 Anna Barbara Kasselmann 1651-1671 no marriage record
7 Margaretha E Kasselmann 1655-1655 infant death
8 Hans Jacob Kasselmann 1659-1718 no marriage record
9 Hans Matthias Kasslemann 1661-1661 infant death
10 Hans Dietrich Casselman 1662-1744 m: Anna Elizabeth Rinderin 1662-1717
11 Georg (Jorg) Kasselmann 1665-1694 no marriage record
12 Anna Catharina Kasslemann 1668-1688 no marriage record
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Hans Dietrich Casselman (1662-1744) and Anna Elizabeth Rinderin (1662-1717)
Married: 11/15/1687 *Source: Rootsweb, Descendants of Stockdale Coddington (Church records)
Adelshofen, Heidelberg, Baden-Wuerttembert, Germany to NY, America (West Camp), Stone Arabia, NY
- Anna Barbara CASSELMAN b: 20 Oct 1688 in Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
- Anna Elisabetha CASSELMAN b: 19 Jun 1690 in Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
- Elisabetha Greta CASSELMAN b: 7 Apr 1696 in Eppingen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
- Andreas Ludwig CASSELMAN b: 6 Nov 1698 in Eppingen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
- Anna CASSELMAN b: 19 Aug 1702 in Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
- Dietrich CASSELMAN b: 23 Jul 1706 in Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
- Anna CASSELMAN b: 2 Nov 1708 in Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
- Wilhelm CASSELMAN b: 19 Jul 1711 in West Camp, Albany Co., New York, USA
My Family Tree: names and birth dates are the same except for #8 Wilhelm, I have Johann Wilhelm Casselman.
West Camp and Stone Arabia
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Stone Arabia Historic Buildings and Sites
Our Immigrant, 8th Great Grandfather, Hans Dietrich Casselman, acquired a Land Patent and settled here. A memorial plague was installed on the church grounds, the surnames of the Palatine Immigrants are written here; my immigrant ancestor surnames written here: Merckel and Caselman, their names can be read on the enlarged image below with the inhabitants of West Camp.
The Inscription:
Know O Traveler, within site of this hill on October 6, 1710, led by the Rev. Joshua Kochertal and the Rev. Johann Frederick Hager, there arrived on the east and west shores of Hudson's River nearly 300 families of refugees of the Palatine Region in Europe, who suffered many sorrows in the ravages of war, sickness, poverty and destitution, yet survived to settle these shores, sustained by their faith in the Lord and the sympathy of Queen Anne of England, whom they came to serve in the reduction of the pine forest for naval stores for her Majesty's Fleet. Do you wish to know more? Seek out their names on this tablet, on the pages of history their deeds.
Map of the Mohawk Valley
Stone Arabia Patent
Historical Buildings, Stone Arabia
Top Left: Palatine house, near Stone Arabia, NY. The only structure believed to have survived Johnson's raid of 1780. Found/restored by local resident. Lower left: Dutch Barn, restored. Right: Kilts Farmhouse,Kilts Rd., Stone Arabia, NY. All structures pictured are on Kilts Rd *contributed by John Cassleman, 6/28/2008
Johann Wilhelm Casselman (1711-1784) and Anna Margaretha Saltzman (1718-1783)
Married: 1735 *Source: Ancestry Family Tree
Various, New York possibly ended up in Canada after the Rev. War
Johann Wilhelm Jr Casselman 1734-1816 no marriage record
Capt C W Casselman 1737-1819 m: Anna Maria Sprecker 1743-1823
Werner H Casselman 1738-1837 m: Leonora Elenora C Crysler
Peter Casselman 1740-1840 no marriage record
Elizabeth Casselman 1741-1841 no marriage record
Anna Magdalena Casselman 1744-1843 no marriage record
Johann Wilhelm Casselman 1747-1808 no marriage record
Catherine Casselman 1751-1830 no marriage record
2nd Wife: Anna Margaretha Empie
Johann Dietrich Casselman 1753-1853 no marriage record
Christian Castleman 1755-1809 no marriage record
Dorothea Casselman 1759-1859 no marriage record
Saltsman’s Hotel and Restaurant
"The Saltsman restaurant and inn dates to 1813 and was owned and operated by the Saltsman family of Ephrata until well into the 20th century. Johnann Wilhelm Cassleman, the first male Cassleman born in America and a resident of Stone Arabia most of his life married to Anna Margaretha Saltsman. Most Casslemans no longer lived in Stone Arabia or Eprhata when the Saltsmans started their business so it's unlikely any of our ancestors ate or stayed there." *written by a 'relative' who visited
Capt Cephrenus Wilhelm Casselman (1737-1819) and Anna Maria Sprecker (1743-1823)
Married: 1757 *Source: Ancestry Family Tree, Casselman2 Church Records
New York to Canada after the Rev. War
William (Wilhelm) Casselman 1758-1843 m: Magdelene Heagle 1770-1848
John S Casselman 1762-1832 no marriage record
Gertrude Casselman 1768-1868 no marriage record
Sephrenus Casselman 1768-1828 m: Sarah Hackney
Conrad Casselman 1769-1800 no marriage record
Matinus Casselman 1771-1855 no marriage record
Margaret Casselman 1772-1838 no marriage record
Dietrich Casselman 1792-? no marriage record
Friderich Casselman 1794-1870 no marriage record
Maria Casselman 1797-1897 no marriage record
Dorotea Casselman 1798-? no marriage record
Margaret Casselman 1799-? no marriage record
Catarina Casselman 1804-? no marriage record
Anna Casselman 1805-? no marriage record
Heinrich Casselman 1808-? no marriage record
Johann Jost Casselman 1811-? no marriage record
2nd Wife: Christina Empie (Emmiche) ?-1811
Maria Casselman 1794-1897
William (Wilhelm) Casselman (1758-1843)
and Magdelene Heagle (1770-1848)
and Magdelene Heagle (1770-1848)
Married: 4/22/1788 *Source:
New York to Canada
Eve Casselman 1790-1891 no marriage record
Lany Casselman 1792-1876 no marriage record
Cephrenus W Casselman 1793-1853 no marriage record
Catherine Caty Casselman 1797-1882 no marriage record
Michael Casselman 1799-1860 no marriage record
Anne Casselman 1804-1882 no marriage record
Nancy Casselman 1805-1882 married Michael Frederick Markley 1808-1892
John W Casselman 1808-1882 no marriage record
Sally Sarah Casselman 1809-1867 no marriage record
Deborah Casselman 1817-1856 no marriage record
Susan Casselman 1820-1920 no marriage record
Nancy Casselman (1805-1882) & Michael Frederick Markley (1808-1892)
Married: 8/28/1831 *Source:
Ontario, Canada to Sac County, Iowa
William Ira Merkley 1833-1918 married Elizabeth Casselman (Castleman)
Catherine Markley 1835-1908 m: David Solomon Schell
John Markley 1836-?
Margaret Magdeline Markley 1837-1920 m: William Seek
Isaac M Markley 1841-1903 m: Emaline 'Emma' Mclaughlin
Levi Markley 1842-1929 m: Rosaline Casselman
Michael M Markley 1846-1921 m: Alice E Sellis
Cephrenes R. Markley 1851-1932 m: Mary E Merkley
See, Beginnings, Merkley Surname
Surname
Casselman Surname
The following are exerpts from findings on RootsWeb:
The old German spelling of the name was both Kasselmann and Cassellman. In America it was usually spelled Casselman or Castleman.___Names & dates from the original records of the Lutheran Church in Adelshofen, Germany, which begin in 1655. Adelshofen is located about 25- 35 miles SE of Heidelberg. Our cousin in Germany writes that the old church books from Adelshofen are in the Archives in Karlsruhe [west of Adelshofen]. The archives collected all the old original books, filmed them and placed them in their safe. Only the film is available to the public (Birth data was also published by Henry Z. Jones, Jr. (1985). The Palatine Families of New York. p. 432-437.)
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