Sarah ZWICKER

• Name	Sarah ZWICKER
  Birth	Lunenburg County, NS
  Gender	Female
  Person ID	I184923	A Few Relatives of Bob and Mary Hegerich
  Last Modified	27 Jun 2013

  
  

  Father	Jonas ZWICKER,   b. 16 Sep 1807, Lunenburg County, NS d. Yes, date unknown
  Mother	Regina Elizabeth ARENBURG,   b. 6 Apr 1798, Lunenburg County, NS d. Yes, date unknown
  Notes	Regina ARENBURG can be identified as the wife of Jonas ZWICKER by the complete birth record for daughter Lucy Ann; i.e. Lucy's mother is Jonas' sister-in-law and there is only one person that this can be. Regina ARENBURG can be identified as the wife of Jonas ZWICKER by the complete birth record for daughter Lucy Ann; i.e. Lucy's mother is Jonas' sister-in-law and there is only one person that this can be.
  Family ID	F71143	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  The LWT of George Peter ZWICKER bequeaths a sum of money to "granddaughter Sarah ZWICKER". It can be proven that Sarah Ann BRUHM 1834, who married George ZWICKER, is not his person [she is not related], and we know that granddaughter Sarah ZWICKER was a witness to the wedding of another granddaughter mentioned in the will, Clara ZWICKER. In that will, Sarah's and Clara's bequests appear in the same sentence, and they are in that portion of the will dealing with instructions/bequests to son Jonas ZWICKER and his wife, Regina ARENBURG. So it would appear that Sarah and Clara are closely related to each other, as well as Jonas. We know that Regina, wife of Jonas, first marries his brother John Peter in 1822, that Regina and and Peter have sons born 1824 and 1826, and that Peter dies in 1827. So the same reasoning that apples to daughter Clara (see her notes) applies here. And finally, we know that Jonas was not married to Regina in 1835 when their illegitimate daughter, Lucy Ann, was born. Thus, Sarah is carried here as d/o Jonas. The LWT of George Peter ZWICKER bequeaths a sum of money to "granddaughter Sarah ZWICKER". It can be proven that Sarah Ann BRUHM 1834, who married George ZWICKER, is not his person [she is not related], and we know that granddaughter Sarah ZWICKER was a witness to the wedding of another granddaughter mentioned in the will, Clara ZWICKER. In that will, Sarah's and Clara's bequests appear in the same sentence, and they are in that portion of the will dealing with instructions/bequests to son Jonas ZWICKER and his wife, Regina ARENBURG. So it would appear that Sarah and Clara are closely related to each other, as well as Jonas. We know that Regina, wife of Jonas, first marries his brother John Peter in 1822, that Regina and and Peter have sons born 1824 and 1826, and that Peter dies in 1827. So the same reasoning that apples to daughter Clara (see her notes) applies here. And finally, we know that Jonas was not married to Regina in 1835 when their illegitimate daughter, Lucy Ann, was born. Thus, Sarah is carried here as d/o Jonas.