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The Studebaker Family in America 1736-1976 Part I The Family ; Part II The Vehicles ; Glimpse of a Grand Old Man; German Heritage; Studebaker Families in Germany; Cutlers Jailed on Religious Charges; The Early Studebaker Families of Ohio; Studebakers of Northeast Indiana; Jacob in Goshen; Studebaker Family Traditions; Places and Things Named Studebaker; The Book of Peter Studebaker and His Descendants; The Book of Clement Studebaker and his Descendants; The Book of Heinrich Studebaker and his Descendants; The Long-Studebaker Connection; Unconnected Families;
19760072336555 S. State Route 202 Tipp City Ohio 45371 : Studebaker Family National Association 1976 1976. Limited Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Fine/Good. 1st edition 1st printing limited to 2000 copies ; xx 910 pages : illustrations ; 29 cm ; LC: CS71.S9325; Dewey: 929.2 ; OCLC: 43525743 ; LCCN: 75-39453 ; red cloth with gold lettering in pictorial dustjacket with edge wear ; "This is a monumental work. The German and American early generations are heavily documented. The immigrants the brothers Peter and Clement and their second cousin once removed Heinrich Studenbecker and other variants came in 1736 from Solingen located fourteen miles northeast of the Rhine River city of Cologne. Another brother of Peter and Clement came to America dropped the first part of his name and called himself Becker.The clue to the family's origin was contained in a letter written from Pennsylvania by Clement and Peter to their relatives in Germany and found a few years ago to be still in the hands of descendants at Hagen. The Studebaker family found a highly capable genealogist in Hagen Bernard Freter through whose diligent efforts among the church books the family has been traced to 1600. A chart of the German branch from 1600 to 1762 is on pp. 28-29.The book is divided into two main parts: I. The Studebaker Family--Facts Tales Traditions and Theories five chapters and II. Genealogies--Chapter 6.Peter Studebaker and His Descendants; 7.Clement Studebaker and His Descendants; 8.Heinrich Studebaker and His Descendants; 9.The LongStudebaker Connection and Late Received Data; and 10.Unconnected Families.Much historical information on Germany and Pennsylvania is given in Part I. The 1737 letter of Peter and Clement is published in translation and makes highly interesting reading for it describes in detail the conditions in the Province as the brothers saw them. On the whole they were favorably impressed with their new home although they were disturbed by the high cost of living. However they ended their epistle with "God bless America." A detailed analysis of the letter by Ford Studebaker is also given. The original epistle was given up by the owner in Germany and is now a prized possession of the family in America.The immigrants settled in different places--Peter in Frederick County Md. Clement in York County Pa. and Heinrich in Peters Township Cumberland now Montgomery Franklin Co. Pa. In time the descendants of these men migrated to other parts of Pennsylvania and to Ohio Indiana and elsewhere. Clement Studebaker 1831-1901 the builder of the Studebaker automobile was a member of this family.The compilers have done an impressive job of assembling data from a variety of sources."--Milton Rubicam National Genealogical Society Quarterly September 1980 vol. 68 p. 221 Transcribed by Sandra A. Studebaker ; massive heavy book ; illustrated ; FINE/VG <br/> <br/> 6555 S. State Route 202 Tipp City, Ohio 45371 : Studebaker Family National Association, 1976 hardcover
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